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Legato Deadlines: Friday, 5 pm lor Wednesday Edition sv_________________ Wednesday. 5 pm for Sunday Edition. 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 21 Home Health Care Ml 67 Career Consultants ( 69 Resumes 70 Education & Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted 22 Healthcare 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 Lost & Found Special Notices Nursery & Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services 141 Homes RENTALS 45 Debt Consolidation 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages iv. 181— A p p l i a n c e s & F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e i 14 1 — H o m e s F o r S a l e ! Large 3BR/2.5 bam. 2 car garage. ! fkm bona garage. 17x54x14 lor bow •or mob* homa. Sea In Mftowade at :315 Dogwood Or. at comer ol :llpeala Rd. 8169,000, come 1 A charry sWgh bad. toed wood. wSh ptoow top mettrats eat. Never used Sal 8549 Can datoer 407-4220230 A KINO SIZE PILLOW TOP orthopedc mettrest set. New In ptatsc. Sal 8195 407-422-6846 ■New 3 A 4 bedroom homes w«h 80 downl Slow cradX ok Cal 407-6221237x237 to Snd out mere. .SanfordlLake Mary: 3 BFV2BA. : Hidden Lakes, by owner. 860.000. |Cal after 5pm, 407-862-6610. >8— Bad: Black eon canopy bad with Lnury frn pBmtop eel N t w uead 407-402-2776 1153— A c r e a g e L o t F o r Bedroom 7 pc CHERRY WOOD 4 pooler bed. el dove taSed. dreuer w/trlerWror. cheat . night stand, unused. ltd m box. Coal 85k. te« 81660: Stoshbsdcomaahfto 407660-1415. Sale .home . Repair me (home jhome ______ or buld_house. Existing3<*f _ connection, new (Sain held, {M a rlfranca. 624Jpg 407-6960114. { Couch: A1 Itakan Luther Sols. 8875. LovessaL 8625. Chae. 8525. Brand New Sto toPtoaki Can Detow 407-4224)230. Fo r S ale mOOdi nomt. MtaCwiSa :Serdord park 56*. 10x30 Florida IRoom, carport, atorsga ahed, ftottansor 6 gaa More toduttod, CHA. •Cal tor apporenanL 407-3234)102. Day Bed: Be 2 orthopedic twine. orvfxiM. trundle, never whNe/ko und. to! txaed Coal 860a eel 8295 407-6604)577. -24x60 doubts wide. 2BR/2BA, Ifl. Indy rm wtm wet bar. (frtog rm. large Wand Mohan, laundry w ee. a Dkfrg Rocm-13 pc. add (harry wood double pedettei table ml leal. 8 Chippendale chavs, butte! A hutch, never used, coal 86k. eeS 81299. server, 8250 407-660-1415. new e e l carpet. Atowgfal POO obo 40T-326-4736 36at0 met* home, attached FL rm. partly hand, carpeted, cereng tone, new Move, newA C located tolbwn 4 Coudry(atk6 ) Park. 5365 Orange Bxd. Lk kfcnoa. Atofrg 815000 386740-1005 Mot*is home. Sanford: 1981 8ky«ne. 14x56, new AC A refrigerator, wel maintained, kdotmatton. Cal, 407-330-5661. 4'x6* Pool table gorgeous solid wood. 1*elate, decorators legs, xtil hereto Canddver Cost84500.tel 81750. 407-422-6004. 1 2 piece Name Brand Ouaan ORTHOPECDIC PILLOW TOP liwtofMa M fl ■inf Nfw a*- ■ oufl Ox,! im wwtfwM Dvt. tviana Ptoaec. Sacnhoe 8100 Can Dakver 407-422-6848. Pod Wile:« pretoeeonW B C tenet, leaner pockets, one Inch prime ttoto. never used. sM In Crate. Can dekver 6 sal up. Coat 85k. M i tor 81650. 407-660-1415. 1BRASS BEO, QUEEN SERTA poakiepadc eat S tome Nesar used. com Ilk . tall---------18275 Can deaver. 4076604)677. 181 Appliances & Furniture For Sale 183 Television & Storeo/Radto 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment ll i AKC Registered Labrador rwkwvwrs 8 rh rrrtoto male, 4 bkvrks Treated to t i. etey. come 5 150 each 386-7584)918 323 21 7 — G a r a g e S a l e s BENEFIT 8ALE CAT PROTECTION SOCIETY Lott of Everything, a s usual* Saturday 1 Sunday. August 3 6 4. 2460 Meionvile A ve, Sentord. oft East 25to S I , Sam-Spm MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pels A Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horsos 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antique/Collectibles 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy For Sato: 30 gatoxi fish aquarium. fu»y equipped Hood, new stand. 2 underground there, plants, hsh. decorations, water treatm ents, fo o d ... all included Excellent c cn tao n 1100 00 obo C al 407-3267039 ------ sheeFBUSic---------- 47 PIECES, I t 7 0 S - 195(78. PLUS 16 SHEET MUSIC MAQAZ1NE8, I f 00. ALSO OTHER VARIOUS MUSIC BOOKS. 407-322-4361. 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Busea/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 R e a Vehldes/Campers For Sale 243 Traders For Sale 245 Farm Equipment j S E R V IC E S 252 Accounting 253 Additions & Remodeling 254 Air Conditioning 231— C a r s F o r S a l e SPAI SPA! SPAt 7 FT Lounger. Shp loaded wSh Shoulder, tk p , Back. A Neck Jets. Underwater U^it. cedar cabinet Never used. Fid warranty list 53295. must McnAcel 1650 407654 9141. 1969 Dux* L eSjbrr 4 Doer, ock] AC. one owner. 63.700 mdse, mint condmon. Michekn brae. 5 2 J5 0 obo 407-322-3773/ 407-619-4114. 2 3 0 — B o a t s Sc A c c e s s o r ie s 14 ft Ihergtost boat wttFT IS h p A traS er 5600 407-321-6710 1993 CHEVY CAVALIER. STICK SHIFT, AC, 4 NEW TIRES. RUNS GREAT 824)00.000.407-6336336 ToSK lTT Txe kx largecar. Iranortruck. Good Como C heck Thom Outt Many M odels To Ch oose B rand New B oat A Trailer Starting A t- 61,996. W4 S el Vocx Boat on Consignment Nichole O utboard Servtca Carrier. 407-3224)994. * 1997 Chavy 8-10 short bad (Jtckup. Low mSaega. 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HotpoSX drahweeher 386216-4639 187— S p o r t i n g G o o d s i CORRUOATEO STEEL ROOF1NO lor Bams. Boat Docks, Shops, etc Alto Culvert Pipe: 15*x20 5179 20/ea 18*x?a 5212 e a s e Surplus S led & Supply. Inc Apopka 407-293 5786 Corns 6 paper money before 1964 and old mows posters 407-451-3812. 1 KING SERTA. poeturepedc eeL never uead. Coal 82*. aal 8295. Can detver 407-6604)577. i c 191— B u i l d i n g M a t e r ia l s FUtart Back dxkm tame ptoe 8*fk* Never uead P i n box Coal 8600. set 8275. A l oak. 8375 4076604)577. REmOERATOR WhXlpooL 16 5 cu IL top Ireeier. almond, aieelent oondraon Must eat. 8150 407-3245118. 181— A p p l i a n c e s Sc F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e For Sale M E R C H A N D IS E Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobilo Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acroage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobile Homos For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Properly For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale Beds located h Sartord, ormopedX: tom eetorWi 5 yr warranty Twin 875. 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We are responses for the ,Jlrst Insertion only and only lor the cost of the first Insertion. > H F ^ i ! a if:'** M .'K EM PLOYM ENT Elderly Cara Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals Paying for vour classified ad; W# glacty accept Mastercard or Visa. We also w* take cash or a personal check. Advertisers who wish to be bead can make arrangements at the time their ad Is placed. Please keep In mind that ads In ffie Personals (class. 21), Business Opportunities (class. 55) A Oarage Sales (217) reqiAre payment In advance. ) No ^ mmwm-mwmmm — mmmm— mmmmmmmmmmmmmm— mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm— — mmmm . + i �T A U G U S T A, 2 0 0 2 1 | h e S M thY IA H Ho. 100 Copyright O 2003 Tho Swntnoto H*flld Sanford, Florida www.8ominoleherald.com 9 -r JP' By Dan Ping Editor r Last weekend baseball fans got to see the game as It was meant to be played as the 2002 American Legion A Area Tournament was held at Seminole High School's Alumni Reid. Page1B Animal Respect Things recently got a little hslry sndscsly a] the Semlnolei Library Ini members of The C A f Foundation came to town. • 4*ivVi.. i & i *-* si- . Premiums force surgeons out of hospital D e s p ite SANFORD — Unable to pay soaring malpractice insurance rates, four emergency room surgeons suspended their practices. The surgeons, all associated with Central Florida Regional Hospital, were informed by their carriers that premiums, to be paid ' ont and in cash, would quadruple to t $600,000 for the year. "Occasionally carriers will let you split the premium into two Installments, but usu­ Boys of Summer 500 Winter Park firm chosen to design new station ru m o rs , C e n tra l o p e n f o r ‘b u s i n e s s ally they want most If not all of the money before they Issue any coverage," said Dr. Larry Alexander, the hospital's emergency department medical director. The situation has created two problems for the hospital: one, Central Florida Regional Hospital (CFRH) has lost the ser­ vices of four of its five general emergency F lo rid a a s R e g io n a l u s u a l’ room surgeons; and two, news of the doc­ tors' decision has generated fear in Ihe com­ munity about a potential loss of medical ser­ vice. Those fears have translated into a drop in the number of people going to CFRH. Emergency room doctors routinely see 90 patients per day. Since the story broke, the hospital is averaging 74 patients. "The rumors liave been outrageous," Alexander said. "We've had people call and say they heard we shut the ER down, that we dosed the hospital, that wc were turning people away, that the doou were chained up. None of that has happened. "We arc open for business," he empha­ sized. "We're still taking care of people and we will continue to take care of people. We will not let our community down." While tire surgeons' predicament and the See H o s p ita l, Fa ge 9 A Com m unity-m inded M others Man arrested after trying to steal bike from deputy By Nick Pfetfauf Staff Writer By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor LAKE MARY — A Winter Park firm Thursday was chosen to oversee the design and con­ struction of City Hall's expan­ sion and the new Rinehart Road fire station. Following presentations by three area design firms, Architects Design Group (ADG) Inc., was ranked No. 1 by City Commission to provide design professional services for the two projects. The city will now enter into negotiations with the firm for design, cost and other con­ struction elements for the new facilities. Of the three design groups, which also included Spillis Candela and The Scott Partnership Architecture, com­ missioners w ew tmn w r -------Wicklow cum stodlan Jose Veramend), from left, Kristin Gutlerrqf, Kathleen Dilella, Wicklow Principal Beverly impressed"” w ith Architects Perrautt andd 1 Wicklow Dean of Students Skip Gardner Wednesday unload school supplies from a mlnl-van. Gutierrez and DileDa are members of Mothers & More, the group that collected the supplies for the school. Design Group's commitment to public and employee input while working on a project. Other elements, which tipped the scales in favor of the Winter By MicheNe Jerta Park firm, included its pledge to Managing EdKor help the city find alternative funding sources and raise pub­ tudents heading back to Wicklow lic awareness for the projects. Elementary School are receiving a little “I want to see our employees help from some community-minded Involved in this process,” mothers. Commissioner Gary Brender Members of the local chapter of Mothers & said. “I want them to take own­ More Wednesday delivered hundreds of school ership of this project.” supplies to the school, which will be distributed Earlier this year, Commission to students and teachers throughout the year. opted to use the design/build The supplies are from donations collected in method, rather than the tradi­ June and July from Target and SAMS Gub tional bid method, for the two stores to help Seminole's elementary school stu­ proposed facilities. Since the dents. state legislature now allows for ”As mothers, we know how expensive it is to more flexibility when it comes buy school supplies,” said Judy Froehlich, a to constructing large capital member of the group. “We were going to do a project, cities nave an alterna­ project, so we thought collecting school supplies tive to the traditional low bid, would be a good idea.” one contractor choice. The supplies included notebooks, index In the design/build method, Hundreds of school supplies and other Items were cards, paper, crayons, pencils and other school cities select a team of profes­ recently donated to Wicklow Elementary School by items. The group also collected other essential sionals, including architects, the group Mothers & More. items, including boxes of tissues, sandwich builders and cost-control spe­ bags, napkins and cups. cialists. In May, Lake Mary sent Wicklow Principal Beverly Perrault said the them, and it is nice when the community and out a request for qualifications school supplies will be very he schools work together." (RFQ) in order to obtain a list of the year, i possible design firms to work Wicklow was chosen as the recipient of the school wheni supplies through the recommendation of on the City Hall expansion and needed items. Instead of going without, teach­ fire station. Kathleen Dilclia, who worked os a speech thera­ ers can distribute the donated supplies without pist at the school. The Mothers & More member Eight companies responded causing disruption to the class or upsetting the told Perrault her organization was working on to the request, and a selection students. the service project, and the principals informed committee comprised of City "We are very appreciative of the donation of Manager John Litton, Finance See S u p p lie s , Page 9 A supplies,” Perrault said. "There is a need for Director Jackie Sova, Fire Chief Service group distributes supplies to Wicklow S See Design, Page 9A Last Sunday, a man attempted to steal a Sheriff's Issue Mountain Bike off a Seminole County sheriff's patrol car. Now, he is facing another charge, giv­ ing a false identity. On July 28, a deputy walked out the rear door of the sher­ iff's District No. 5 sub­ station on SR-436 in Casselberry and noticed a man attempting to take his police Suspect, who gave false identity after arrest, now faces long list of charges. mountain bike from the rack at the rear of his vehide. After the man ran from the area, the deputy gave chase and eventually apprehended him in the woods alongside Howell Creek. Pliers, wire cutters, a cable lock and dish towel were found and taken Into evidence. The towel was assumed to have been used to hide fingerprints. At the Seminole County Jail, the man refused to provide offi­ cers with his address, work, next of kin, or other information. He, at one point, told an officer his name was John Scrra, 38 years of age. Later, after checking the state of Florida's live scan system and checking Serra's fingerprints, information was received that his true name is Bruce Palmer Johnson, 37. Initially, charges were, bur­ glary of an unoccupied con­ veyance, larceny of more than $300, possession of burglary tools, and resisting an officer without violence. Now, because of giving the false information, he nas been charged with rcsisting/obstruding an officer by a disguised person. In a court appearance, the judge determined he is to be held without bond. Authorities say he is also wanted on an outstanding war­ rant issued in Orange County for violation of probation on a con­ viction of petit theft and has an unspecified case pending in Seminole County. Sheriff’s office aviation team receives national award for infrared operation Joan Rowan - Vendor at Something Special Antiques and Collectibles In Sanford. Index C lo iu U d ......... ................ 9 A Door Abby . . . . .................. SC l»eo!» . . . . . . . . UUSlyU........... ................ 3 A Opinion........... Poltca l o g ....... Saligion........... ............. 4 C-9 C Sporlt ............. By Micheia Jerla Managing EdRor SANFORD — In December, two suspects wanted on stolen vehicle and drug charges tried to outrun officers from me Sanford Police Department after bailing out of a stolen car They managed to dude capture — at least for a short time — by hiding in some underbrush. The pair, however, didn't realize their nighttime ape attempt would be thwarted two men from the Seminole Sheriff's Office hovering hundreds of feet above them in the air. Last month. Pilot Steve Farris and Flight Officer Patrick Rice received national recognition for their efforts in apprehending the two fleeing criminals. The aviation team's video of the event sur­ passed hundreds of other entries in this year's FUR Vision Award Contest to win second place. "Our unit submitted several entries, and wc hoped to win something," Rice said. "But, we knew there was a lot of tough armpetition. You just never know." FUR Systems Inc, sponsors the annual contest. It honors law enforcement personnel who use the Forward Looking Infra Red (FUR) System — a device But focuses on body heat — in their operations. Last December, Farris and Rice were on Delta shift when they received a Signal 10 bailout call from the Sanford Police Department After the helicopter arrived at the scene, it didn't take long for the aviation team and the FUR System — attached to the bottom of the helicopter — to locate a heat source. They immedi­ ately amtacted the ground unit, who went into the wooded area at the comer of Persimmon Avenue Se* F U R , Page 9A* H a n td pho to * by Tommy Vtoc u t Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Pilot Steve Farris, left, and Flight Officer Patrick Rice recently were awarded second place in this year's FUR Vision Award Contest for their assistance In last year's arrest of two men wanted on stolen vehide and drag charges. �Page 2A Sunday. August 4. 2002 T he Seminole H erald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Mea culpa, redux: 1 know. I’m mixing my Latin and French, but last week's correction was so nice. I'm doing it twice. In trying to correct an earlier mistake, I com­ pounded it. Let's play it straight this time and just stick with the basics: Bill Daniel is running ............................. for Seminole County Around the Clock Commission, District 2 against incumbent Randy Morris. Bill Davis wrote a letter to the editor criticizing Bob Goff's polling activities at centralfIoridapolling.com. Daniel didn't criticize Goff and Davis isn't running against Morris. Why I contin­ ue to confuse these two gen­ tlemen is a mystery to me. by D an P ing Fortunately, there's only one - ~ ~ ~ ~ - candidate for Bonehead of the Month — me. Daniel said my blunders generated more pub­ licity for his campaign. If that's the case. I'm sending Goff a bill for the advertising The Herald has been providing his company. On target: The national retailer with the big red bull's-eye may be expanding its current Like Mary store. A few months ago, the word Around The Clock had Target looking for land on Rinehart Road to build a Super Target facility. Those plans may change according to people in the know. One scenario Target may pursue is to work a deal with grocery store chain Winn Dixie to expand into their facility. Winn Dixie now oper­ ates a store in the old Goodings grocery store on the Heathrow side of Interstate 4, just a couple of miles down Lake Mary Boulevard from the com­ pany's store next door to Target. If a deal is reached, Winn Dixie can consolidate its opera­ tions into the Heathrow site, leaving Target enough room to create a mega store at its current location. No plans are final, and Target may ultimately build a new facility on Rinehart. The retailer has a strong interest in north Seminole County, sources say, and wants to increase its presence in the area. R.I.P.: I'm in a state of mourning this week because of the passing of a beloved family mem­ b er my 1986 Dodge Diplomat. I've been ridiculed endlessly, primarily because of the big dent in the right rear quarter panel<m d thelack of a rear bumper, evidence of a m i n o r w n j c V V h a d j u i t o n e w e e k b e f o re \ moved’to Florida. Because of the body damage, one Sanford official called it the Dodge Dent Police Chief Brian Tooley threatened to attach yellow tape to the car because he said it was a moving crime scene. I'm not sure why I grew so attached to the Dodge. Though the motor still purrs, I've had more than my share of problems. Its been stolen and recovered twice. Both times officers found it abandoned in a ditch with moderate damage. The air conditioning went out years ago, the radio a couple of years back. The power locks are no longer powered, and the interior driver's side door handle fell off. The key ignition switch stopped working a year ago, so I utilized my vast inexperience to rewire it. How 1 kept from turning the driver's seat into my own personal electric chair I'll never know. You start the car by sticking your hand under the dash into a handful of wires to flip a switch and push a button. At least you used to start it that way before the starter motor began to fail. For a couple of days I hit it with a hammer (the starter, that is) before engaging the switches and buttons. Finally on Sunday the starter failed complete­ ly. I contemplated dunging it out, but I guess I had already accepted reality that I had to buy a new car. A week before the starter conked out, the right rear went flat. I cruised by car lots with the “doughnut*' spare tire on the right rear eye­ ing the inventory and dreading the process. The replacement? A 1999 Chevy Lumina. Teddy Walker, The Herald's classified salesman, describes the color as Florida State garnet. I pre­ fer to call it Alabama crimson. The newest car I've ever owned was seven years old, so the Lumina is brand new compared to my other vehides. The car handles and rides wonderfully, the air conditioning is great, it's much more depend­ able, gets good gas mileage and there's plenty of room. To top it all off, it looks pretty good, too. There's only one thing I like better about the Dodge. It was paid for. Ckrt « comment for Around The Clock? Send r-rruil to ThrOockOacrmnolchrraklxum More than 2,260 degrees will be aw arded Saturday, Aug. 3, at U niversity of Central Florida com­ m encem ent, w ith approxi­ mately 1,500 graduates participating In three cere­ monies in the UCF arena. At 8:30 a.m., ceremonies will be held for graduates of the College of Engineering and Computer Science, and the College of Health and Public Affairs, and the School of Optics. Noon will sec gradua­ tions from the College of Arts and Sciences. At the 3:30 p.m. ceremony, gradu­ ates are from the Colleges of Business Administration and Education, and the Rosen School of Hospitality Management. MON Editorial Harold photo by Tommy Vlncont BB G un Incidents Alexander Michiel Oostcnbrink, 18, of Shady Oaks Circle, Lake Mary, and C hristopher Dietzel, 16, were arrested Wednesday in con­ nection w ith the BB Gun shooting of w indow s in residences and vehicles. Tuesday, Longwood police investigated three separate inci­ dents involving the pellotlng of - containers. ....... . . . o c c u p i e d vehicles and a residence. « Lake Mary police investigated the T he M lsslifg'M aat shooting of a vehicle by a passing A DeBary m an h ad parked his SUV on Interstatc-4 near the Lake sailboat in a yard on Monroe Mary Blvd. exit. The vehicle's d ri­ Road. When ne checked the craft ver supplied officers w ith the on July 25, he discovered the 30 license num ber and the vehicle foot m ast was missing from the was located at the Oostenbrink boat. A neighbor told sheriff's home. deputies she saw a m an take the Following an investigation it mast from the boat and cut it into was determ ined that both youths pieces, to sell for scrap alum inum . had been involved in the incidents Following an investigation, in both cities. Oostenbrink was Marc McDonald of DeBary was >laced under arrest. Dietzel was arrested in connection w ith the ocated at his residence and was case. It was learned he reportedly also arrested. sold the alum inum for $6.15 at a Lake Mary police charged scrap yard in the Port of Sanford. Dietzel w ith snooting into an occu­ He was arrested on charges of lar­ pied vehicle, criminal mischief and ceny of over $300, and dealing in conspiracy. Lake Mary charged stolen property. O ostenbrink w ith principal, first degree, shooting into a vehicle, Crash conspiracy and accessory after the Scnque Carsen Brundidge, 18, of fact. West 23rd Street, Sanford, was Longwood police charged arrested by Sanford police O ostenbrink w ith dam age to prop­ Tuesday. He was accused of being erty over $200, firing a weapon involved in a traffic accident on 1-4 into a building. at SR-46, then driving off. Officers stopped him on Rinehart Road and O pen C ontainers arrested him on charges of hit and O viedo police arrested three run leaving the scene of a crash m en Wednesday, after they were involving property dam age found in front of a business in (6,000), failure to obey a traffic sig­ O viedo drinking beer. The three nal, no proof of insurance, and w ere identified as Troy Calford, having an expired tem porary 28, of Opalacka, Gowchan Singh, license tag. 39 of Longwood, and Troy M. Peskie, 27, of Oviedo. All three DUI Arrests were charged with violation of the Ryan Shane Jeffers, 21, of open container law. O rlando, was stopped by Sanford police W ednesday at 25th Street Robert Fredrick Platt, 40, listed and Sanford Avenue. He was as homeless, was arrested by charged w ith driving under the Sanford police Tuesday at a influence (DUI) of alcohol/drugs. Laundrom at in the 2500 block of Park Avenue. He is accused of con­ Joao Manuel Carrerio, 32, of sum ing an alcoholic beverage con­ Logan Heights Circle, Sanford, tained in a paper sack. He has was stopped by sheriff's deputies been charged with violation of the Tuesday at Lake Mary Boulevard city ordinance pertaining to open and Sun Drive. He was charged [ T Roan U»*gdw_ he Se m in o l e H w ith DUI alco h o l/d ru g s. Okey Ray G arrett, 33, of Kingsport, Tenn., w as stopped by Sanford police Tuesday at 25th Street and French Avenue. He w as charged w ith DUI alco h o l/d ru g s, failure to exhibit a vehicle registra­ tion and no proof of insurance. John Francis McGowan, 38, of Sunnyside Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by sheriff's deputies M onday at his residence. Deputies were called regarding loud music being played at the residence. McGowan reportedly refused to exit from the house w hen asked to do so by the officer. He was subse­ quently charged w ith resisting an officer w ithout violence, disorder­ ly intoxication, and operation of an indoor sound am plification device. Dona Diatnch Marva Haortuna N ek Ptadauf Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Brian Kramaiok mm a c Cheryl 8m*h Tfedl Becky Tibbetts Rovene Da via Leg * Advertising C irculation WwkU Kourparwks Republic Newspapers. Inc. THURl Jack Kevin Bibcock, 39, listed as homeless, from W inter Park, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. He was found near a business plaza at East Commercial and Palmetto Avenue, wearing only a T-shirt. The rest of his cloth­ ing were found on a pile some d is­ tance away. He w as arrested on a charge of indecent exposure in public. Zina Davis, 43, of Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. According to the arrest report, a man, sleeping in his residence in the 1000 block of West 12th Street, was aw aken by the sound of som e­ one in his house. He reported see­ ing a wom an, identified as Davis, w ith a num ber of DVDs in her hand. Value of the DVDs was esti­ m ated at $90. She was arrested on charges of burglary of a dwelling, unarm ed, and petty larceny. erald Personsi planning to attend the(Thursday, Thursday, Ai Aug. 8 m eeting of the Tourist D evelopm ent Council are asked to RSVP by M onday, Aug. 7. The meet­ ing will be at the Hilton Garden Inn, 705 Currency Circle, Lake Mary with lunch in the pavilion at noon ($9) and the business meeting at 12:30 in the Gardenia Room. To RSVP fax at 407-665-2920 or phone 407-665-2900. The Florida Trail Association has announced the next meet­ ing of Central Florida Chapter will be Thursday, Aug. 8, at 6:30 p.m., in the Leu Gardens Camelia Room. Mike McKay of Central Florida Anthropological Society will present Native American History in Florida. The public is invit­ ed. Bring alum inum cans for recycling, For addition­ al information contact Joan Jarvis at 407-365-6036 or contact bluetrailOaol.com Wc welcome and encourage your letters and com m ents. All letters m ust include y o u r nam e, address and phone num ber to be published. “Serving Seminole County Since 190S" Production Etmn Tyrra*. JR. B dE gan The Suburban Republican Women's Club withhold a Red, White and Bluegrass fund raiser Barbeque at the Bam, Highway 17-92 in Sanford on Monday, Aug. 5 from 5:30 until 8:30 p.m. Plenty of food, music, entertain­ ment, and a straw ballot for candidates. For reservations, contact Betty Hirsch, 6600 Bear Lake Terrace, Apopka, 32703. .•Other A r r t t U ^ ... Angela H am pton Drum m , 30, of M ount Plym outh, was arrested by sheriff's deputies at a motel on West SR-46 Monday. She was charged w ith possession of cocaine, possession of u n d er 20 gram s of m arijuana, and poossession of drug paraphernalia. Sunday. August 4,2002 • Vol. 94, No. 100 Olapiay Advertising Brethren Reaching Out will hold the second National K id's Day C elebration to encourage youth achievement, Monday, Aug. 5 from 3:30 until 5:30 p.m., at Seminole Garden Apartments, 1600 West Fifth Street, #20, in Sanford. Wednesday, Aug. 7, from 2 until 5 p.m., at the same location, Brethren Reaching Out will hold the fifth Annual America Goes Back to School Event, a commu­ nity sponsored youth pro­ ram. Family support ooths and back to school supplies will be available. A quiet garden setting at the Seminole County Schools Student Museum in Sanford waits for the return of studentAwhen class­ es resume Monday morning. 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F a x u s: (407)323-9401 SflafOtsniiMlilursM.com t �I T he S eminole H erald Sunday. \iigust 4. 2002 I’ flR P 3 A Obituaries SAMMIE LEE BROWN Sammie Lee Brown, 79, Bcatdall Ave., Sanford, died Tuesday, July 30.2002 at Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center of Sanford. He was bom New. 11,1922 in Florence, S.C., He was a Itcavy equipment operator and a Christian. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. ANDREW J. BYRNE Andrew J. Byrne, 71, Waterford Heights, Kings Like, DeBary, died Tuesday, July 30,2002 at Halifax Medical Center, Daytona Beach. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida in 1989. He was a sheet metal mechanic for Northrrop Grumman Aviation in Bethpage, Long Island, N.Y. He attended St Ann's Catholic Church in DeBary. Survivors include wife, Linda, DeBary; sons, Andrew J. Jr., Long Island, Christopher, Watertown, Conn; daughters, Janice Dougherty, Lake Worth, Jill Kelly, Long Island; mother, Wilhelmina. Port Richey; seven grandchildren. Bauldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. AUGUST B. CHANEY August B. Chaney, Longwood, was bom and died Tuesday, July 30.2002 at Florida Hospital, Altamonte. Survivors indude parents. Rich and Karen, Longwood; brother Jordan, Longwood. Banficld Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in diarge of arrangements. MARGARET MAY HOWERTON Margaret ''Peggy'' May Howerton, 74, New Smyna Blvd., Osteen, died Monday, July 29,2002 at her residence. Bom in Decatur, Mich., she moved to Central Florida in 1995. She was former head chef for NASA In Houston, Texas. She was a Christian. Survivors include husband, Paul, Osteen; daughters, Sue Ann Platt, Osteen, Donna Moore, Flagpond, Term., Donna Marie Drury, E. Jordan, Mich., Diane Haywood, Orange City; brothyets. Bill and Larry Con way, both of Michigan; sisters, Linda Jewel and Kathy Diedrich, both of Michigan; seven granddiildren; three great­ grandchildren. Ncwlife Cmuatitwi <c Funeral ^• Chapd, Ormond Beach, in charge of arrangements. i.., . . .. ,i . o NATHANIEL JACKSON Nathaniel Jackson, 81, West 8th Street, Sanford, died Wednesday, June 24,2002 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom Nov. 11,1920 in Quitman, Ga„ he moved to Sanford over 60 years ago. He was a retired construction laborer and a member of New Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Sanford. Survivors indude wife, Edith, Sanford; daughters, Thelma Junes, Jacksonville, Hattie Jones, Winter Haven, Lillie Pearl Hall, Rochester, N.Y., Alice Denese Crumity, Sanford; sister, Ida Springer, Sanford; 23 granddiildren; 58 great-grandchildren; five greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Aug. 3 at 2 p m at New Mount Calvary Baptist Church, 1109 W. 12th Street Sanford, with Rev. Leonard LJ. Wilson officiating. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. GEORGE H. MADROUS George H. Madrous, 67, Arapaho Trail, Geneva, died Saturday, July 27,2002 at Florida Hospital East, Orlando. Bom in ArthurHayes, Jr. T O Jerusalem, Israel, he moved to Central Honda from New York in 1990. He was a machinist and a catholic. Survivors indude wife, Jeamileh, California; daughters, Susan Madrous Kushncr, Suffrcn, N.Y., Helen Miller, Geneva; sons, John, California, David, Orlando; 12 grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford /Like Mary, in charge of arrangements. Church in Sanford with the Rev. Jimmy Dale Patterson officiating. Burial will follow at the Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the American Carver Society. Gramkow Funeral is in charge of arrangements. OCTAVIUS JACOB McKINNON and OCTAVIAN ESAU McKINNON Infants Octavius Jacob McKinnon and Octavian Esau McKinnon, Georgia Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday, July 25,2002 at Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital, Orlando. Survivors include mother, Octavia McKinnon, Sanford; father, Tavarius Knight, Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. STEPHEN NIDOCK Stephen Nidock,91, DaKosa Avenue, DeBary, died Tuesday, July 30,2002 at DeBary Manor. He was bom in Shenandoah, Penn. He was a retired machine operator and attended St. Ann’s Catholic Church. He was a life member of Moose Lodge of Hartford County in Maryland. There are no living survivors. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. LLOYD R. SHOEMAKER Lloyd R. Shoemaker, 81, Sweet Tangerine Court, Orange City, died Tuesday, July 30,2002 at Florida Hospital, DoLind. Bom in Mnbita, Tex., lie moved to Central Horida from South Dakota in 1953. He was a retired self-employed pilot, and a World War veteran of the US. Navy. He was Protestant by faith. Survivors include wife, Kay, Orange City; son, Tim, Sarasota; daughters, Mary Jane Amdt^ Milflliria.'N.Vncy Ban?, Orange City; sisters, Nellie VNbodham, Apopka, Mablc Royle, Barbcrville; six grand­ children. Fourtowns Cremation, Inc., Orange City, In charge of arrange­ ments. CLARENCE BURR SILVER Clarence Burr Silver, 81, died Saturday, July 27,2002 at his resi­ dence. He was bom In Oriskany FalLs, N.Y. He was a US. Marine Corps veteran of World War II and Korea, and belonged to American Ixgion Post 53 in Sanford. Survivors include daughter, Joyce A. I larvey, Sanford; brother, Raymond Silver, Kokomo, Ind.; four grandchildren; three great-grand­ children. Memorial services were held Friday, Aug. 2 at Sty. Peters Episcopal Church in Lake Mary with Father Charles Holt officiating. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lakc Mary, in charge of arrangements. MARY LOUISE NOBLES Mary Louise Nobles, 72, of Sanford died Thursday. Visitation will be 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Gramkow Funeral Home. Funeral services for will be 11 a.m. Monday at Central Baptist MAGGIE LEE TURNER Maggie Lee Turner, 66, Georgia Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, July 29,2002 at DeBary Manor, DeBary. She was bom July 19, 1936 in Sanford, and was a life long resident. She was a home­ maker. Survivors include sons. Tommy and Frederick, both of Sanford; brothers, Paul Mathis and Robert Mathis, both of Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. No mailer what the day may bring or What may touch your soul Just walk with Jesus all the way And you wiMreach your goal T h e (amity wish to thank all o» you lor the lova, prayers and all acts ol kindness. M ay O o d forever bless each one ol you. L o v e the fam ily L o u is e a n d all the fam ily JAMES WILLIAMS James Williams, 80, Terry Lane, Sanford, died Tuesday, July 23, 2002 at Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, Sanford. 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Bom in Firebrick, Ky., she moved to Central Florida from Portsmouth, Ohio in 1969. She was a home­ maker and active in church work. Survivors include husband. Minister John Waddell, DeBary; son, Terry Bazler, Longwood; daughters, Donnas Arrasmith, Palmetto, Sue McCrickard, Puckett, Va., Lynn Anderson, Palmetto, Jennifer Gabbetd, Madison, Ind., Debbie Polk, Sanford; 21 grandchildren; 11 groat-grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to Plymouth Avenue Church of Christ, 1101 E. Plymouth Ave., DeLand, 32724. Altman-Long Funeral Home and Crematory, DeBary, in charge of arrangements. MARIAN E. SMITH lwyer Marian E. Smith, 87, Sawyer rsday, Circle, Deltona, died Thursday, Aug. 1, 2002 at her residence. Bom in Edwards, N.Y., she moved to Deltona from Philadelphia, N.Y. in 2002. She was a homemaker and a member of United Methodist Church of Philadelphia, N.Y. Survivors include son. Rev. Earl Smith, Deltona; daughter, Helen Pollock, Clermont; sister, Eleanor Austin, Edwards, N.Y.; eight grandchildren; 22 great-grandchil­ dren. Memorial donations may be made in her name to Philadelphia United Methodist Church, Philadelphia, N.Y. 13673. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. 0 7 ) 3 2 2 - 2 1 3 1 SATISFACTION ______ _____ GUARANTEED Central Florida Blood Bank, Inc M e r e s t CITY I ^ ® * 0 V I E D 0 __ 22 W. Hwy 436 __ I I 9 ^ ) 9 §M ^ jngwoodIM H w y 4 3 4 ft 4 2 7 11 . 4 J I I Hwy H w y434 & 426 I 1---- 862-4323 J l— 3 6 ! 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In the coming days and weeks, two candidates for Seminole County School Board — Jeannie Morris the Incumbent, and Oscar Pendleton the challenger — will begin knocking on doors, mailing literature and greeting strangers in public places to convince voters to elect them as their school board representative. Bill Daniel, the challenger, and Randy Morris, the incumbent, will be engaged in the same activity in their bids to represent District 2 on the Seminole County Commission. This is a particularly good year to team where the candidates stand on issues important to you. An uncluttered local election slate will provide candidates will plenty of opportunities to tout their platforms without getting lost in the noise of a presidential election. There are, of course, other primary races occurring, most notably for governor and congress. We don't dismiss this offices. Voters should carefully consider each candidate. But local politics is where the rubber meets the pavement. Roads, schools, public safety and quality of life issues top most peo­ ple's list of concerns. Those elected to local offices have the greatest impact in these areas, so their campaigns deserve more than cursory consideration. Talk to the candidates, question their positions and make an informed choice. One other thing: don't forget to vote for your candidate on Sept. 10. What better way to demonstrate the greatness of America than to exercise your right to vote, especially on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the worst terrorist attack in the nation's history. £& % W *E»P Your View the new river walk section. I think it is going to do more than anything done in the last 50 years to Improve the image of down­ town Sanford. In conjunction with this, if the sabal palms along Lakesnore Drive on 17-92 Dear Mayor Lesaard: towards 1-4 arc trimmed, it 1 continue to read good things about the work you are doing for would add significantly to the beauty of the waterfront, which all of us in Sanford —I am on in many ways is one of Sanford's your team and wish to help in great assets. As an old Central any way that I can. Floridian, I have known for years There are a few items that I that Sanford possesses many nat­ think are extremely important on ural attributes that other cities the ongoing growth of our great such as Orlando do not have. city. Sanford needs to be brought back 1.1 am enclosing a couple of to what it was many years ago. snapshots of large Canary Island Over the years, Sanford has done palms on the comer of Plumosa less with more, but I am confi­ Drive and Sanford Avenue that dent that under your leadership are gradually dying. You can see things will continue to get better. from the enclosed pictures that 4. For many years I have said they haven't been trimmed in that Sanford needs to prepare a many years. They need to be brochure about the City, stressing trimmed, the basis cleaned out (he marina, and encouraging and fertilized. I had written let­ winter residents who traverse to ters before to the County - Manager who turned them over Florida via yacht and the Inland to the Parks Department, but as Waterway to come up the beauti­ you can see, nothing has been ful St. Johns River, view "Old done sine I brought this to the Florida" and visit Sanford. This County's attention over two should be sent to major yacht years ago. I know somehow the clubs on the eastern seaboard City could deploy a couple of from Georgia to Maine. men who could trim the trees, 5 .1 know the Department of haul everything off and do some Transportation is in the process of fertilization in a day's time. We re-doing the 1-4/46 interchange both know it is very difficult for to some degree. I am sure the homeowners who take care of City has already petitioned the their lawns and take pride in DOT to do some landscaping at their homes when they see this the entranceway, but installing lights like those at the other inter­ changes and continuing the streetlights from 1-4 to downtown curb, within the City of Sanford's is needed. right of way. Again, I love Sanford. It is my 2. The second problem is a Home, and I want to see it huge one. Downtown Sanford become the great dty it has the will never move forward one potential to become. Please let me inch — in fact, it is going to know if there is anything I can do decline — with the present light­ to assist I am 100 percent on ing situation. Downtown is your team. I am not trying to be almost pitch black at night. redundant, but just passing on Lights are few and far between some of the old sayings I coined and it really is unsafe. many years ago. a. Nothiru othing turns up in this world until somebody turns it .You should go up. In other words, things don't to Apopka in the evening and happen accidentally; you have to look at their lighting. make them happen. 3 .1 read with great interest and b. If you have a good idea and congratulate you and the City of tell ten peop! people, nine of them will Sanford for starting to work on try to discourage discou you from doing Huskey suggests items important to city’s growth U.S.Army nurses have come a long way since 1861 Aug. 3 is the anniversary of U5. Army nurses getting a pay raise, so today, let's discuss not only the army nurses, but all service and civilian nurses. I feel certain not everyone will agree with this, but nurses I have encountered at the Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford, and the Florida Hospital Fish Memorial in Orange City, (the only two I've been at in the past years), deserve the best pay their employers can give. Talk about TLC (Tender Loving Care), these ladies, and the few male nurses, go all-out ......................... in helping the patients. They calm you if ou're frightened, help alleviate pain If you're g, and Jake care of most o ty o u rn ee d sr— They 7 are TOPS, and many of them cut their teeth as military nurses first. “ sty m Of course, YOU have to treat nurses with respect in order to have their respect of you as a patient. Get over-demanding and you may not feel they are serving you properly. Now, let's talk about the nurses who are and were in the US. Army. The Army 1Nurse Nick Corps was started' by Gen. George Washington Pfeifauf And authorized by Congress on Ji June 14,1775. >u guess the pay I $2 PER MONTH plus one meal (or ration) per day. You can bet the women who took on those tasks weren't in it for the money. Within two years, their pay was increased to $8 per month, but still with only one ration (meal) per day. August 3,1861 is considered the Army Nurse Pay Raise Anniversary. It took another 84 years before congress autho­ rized the Surgeon General to employ women as nurses for army hospitals at a salary of $12 per month, (with the same one ration per day). Now we know that money went much further back in the late 1800s. A loaf of bread was five cents. Most meat sold for about two cents per pound. So the $12 per month wasn't that bad. But it's still shocking that salaries were so low even back then, for people who often held the lives of individuals in their hands. For the sake of this article, I attempted to find out what the starting base pay would be today for an Army nurse. I called the local Army recruiting office who gave me a Tampa reemitfice number, who, in turn gave me two Army Specialist numbers, only to get no answer on either number. So, we won't even hazard a guess, but it's probably more than $12 per month. Army nurses, those with degrees in nursing, become officers, and as such, earn much better salaries than enlisted personnel. They also have better perks such as housing, uniforms, travel, and rather than one ration, three square meals per day. From what I have heard, military nursing is an excellent pro­ fession. You do what you have been trained and educated to do, and get to sec the world while you're at it. Give it some thought, but don't think you'll only eam $12 per month. K it and the tenth one will try to steal it from you. c. In PR and advertising, if you tell somebody somethinglong enough, but the time they figure out you ain't, you arc. Cordially, E Everett Huskey President, Huskey Development Co. Inc Proposed revision on used car lots is a ‘poison pill’ l b the editor The proposed ordinance revi­ sion Schedule F is a poison pill to get rid of used car lots. It reminds me of ant bait (auto dealers) when they get it on them, they go back to the rest (support companies) and it kills the others. We need to make a stand and have a say In our industry and our community. As you review Schedule F, please realize that to open a small car lot will cost at least $1,000,000 under these revisions and drive the small support companies out of business in time. After reading the revisions, a dealer told me that at first he thought he would be one of the only ones around after this and would make a lot of money. He then remembered, after 25 years in business when he lost his lease a few month ago, that if these revisions were in effect, he would have to leave town to afford another lot Dealers would be required to also have three service bays directly affecting auto repair shops that repair dealer cars. Some shops get 25 to 35 percent of their business from car dealers. None of us can afford this. I am providing a petition so that we may have a dunce to have a voice in this matter. Please sign the petition and have as many people (customers) and friends as you can sign i t We will pick up the petition before the 12th of August The next workshop will be at 4 p.m. on August 12, “ and --------the meeting ' will — be mat” : I night at 7 pzn. at O Hall. So Ji please get as many signatures as • possible as soon as you can in the; next week. Jim Dunn CMC Automotive Group Sanford % On the Street The Herald asks people what they th in k ... It’s been almost a week since nine m iners in Som erset, Pa., w ere rescued fro m 2 4 0 fe e t beneath the ground. A fter three days trapped in a watery m ine, many believe fin d in g all nine alive was nothing short o f m iracu­ lous. We asked som e people what they fe lt when they heard about all nine surviving the ordeal. JU S T T * i t < J ^ ; Ou-Y( M i woic I •(jM iT b w u ,^ ^ fo o S W ^ W i Since ma and my husband. Jm, am from Pennsylvania, our IWst love Is Pennsylvania. I •eel this is something God had his hand on. He brought them al up DeLores Lash I thought It was great Somebody was with them. When I saw It on the news, I thought about the bttte girl In the wel that happened a lew yean ago. Renea Pennington Lake Mary Sanford I felt elation. Tho chances were against them. They couldn't make sounds to let people know they were alive. It was uplifting lor everyone. John Saisbury Sanford I was so glad to hear that they were alive. I was a firefighter In Michigan, and we need to make sure the work gets done that's supposed to be done. The whole thing makes you feel good. George McClain Winter Springs 1 I �T iif. S eminole H erald Los Angeles Tim es Sunday Crossw ord Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis "TA LK IN G TU R K EY * By FR A N C ES H AN SEN ACR0S8 1 Official records 5 Many Paco Unlv. degrees 9 In the mail 13 Olympic skater Cohen 18 Plnsk pancake 19 Blackmore's *__ Doone' 20 Continuously 21 Sing like Bing 22 Hi-tech toy nood Abbr 23 Caspian Soa native 24 Hard lo find, to Horace 25 Praying figure 26 Start of a limerick 30 Calyx parts 31 Klutr's cry 32 Rage 33 Court coup 34 Net amount 36 Mulberry lamily tree* 37 Cheering word 4 0 A m ateurish 42 Prefix with sphere 43 Maine city or its river 44 Lawyer's gp. 45 Limerick, part 2 51 * _ but known I" 52 Big name In Argentine politics 53 Distress 54 Spruce 55 Old French coin 56*__Man Answers': 1962 film 57 More than simmer 58 Qulager ot T h e Virginian' 59 Limerick, pari 3 68 Damage 69 'A un F with a cope book 70 Morsel 71 Neptune's domain 72 Nighttime disorder lor 75 Dracuta creator Stoker 76 Napped 79 "The X -Fiie i' org. 80 Limerick, pari 4 84 Ex-coach Parsoghian 85 War deity 86 First namo in architecture 87 Pull 86 Objection opener 89 Child god 90 Immaculate 91 Lookor's leg 92 Ooblot part 93 _ alono 94 Piano duet parts 97 End ol tho limerick 104 Airs 105 Kojak. lo friends 106 Where Xanthippe shopped 107 Speak with enthusiasm 108 O n tho qui vivo 109 A 90s and ages 110 Tablecloth material 111 Marginally 13 Uses elbow grease on makes, with •out' greaso 112 Like some calls 14 Deck out 113 Flat fee 15 Fly high 114 Kentucky lort 18 Sharpon 115 Missile with 17 1998 insectlonthers world animated film DOW N 19 Hosiery thread 1 'M amma Mia' 27 Like a he-man group 28 Theme 2 Folme delense 29 'A Wine, a 3 Church plodgo L o a f.’ 4 Ristoranto courses 34 Spin and hum 5 Becker ol tennis 35 Fine dining 6 Brlc-a-_^ prefix 7 1999 role tor 36 Adroll Jodie 37 Huck's transport 8 Popeye, tor one 38 Help with a heist 9 Ranking arvgol 39 Vague 10 'Macbeth' Emmy 40 Vacation winner Maurice destination 11 Emperor with 41 Excessive strings 43 Slow mover 12 Sell, as illegal 45 Expression of goods reliet 46 47 48 49 50 56 57 58 60 6! 62 Psyched about Squad Each Not yet burning Praise Asimov ot sci-ll Furry neckwoar Magna _ Aril, neighbor More spooky Bristol baby carriages 63 Ono-named model 64 Former trosh 65 Employers 66 Rise 67 Reagan's secretary ol state 72 Pequod's caplain 73 Callao's country 74 -C o oir 75 Metoorology tool 76 Cajolery 77 Ankara com 78 Harrow rival 79 Sparkled 81 Debussy work 82 Screenwriter Ephron 83 Boau 8 9 '__ol Honey*: Delanoy play 90 Kalhio L og , onco, o g. 91 Pun reaction. perhaps 92 Battle mementos 93 ‘Miracle on 34 th Street’ Oscar winner 94 Heat-resistant cookware 95 City noar Kobe 96 Cut oft 97 Noncombat gp created In 1942 98 Seed covering 99 Sandwich cookie 100 Pump, maybo 101 Not ter 102 Ta b d o ' 103 Enthusiasm Stumped? Call 1-900-226-4413. 99 cents a minute TOT 106 112 iwordedltorOaot.com 08/04/02 02 0 0 2 T rib u n e M edia S t o l e n , Inc. See Solution on Page 10A Sunday. \ iirusI 4. 2002 P a ftP 5 A T h e W ay W e W ere: Early railroads in Sem inole County of Doyle's store will be in the 2003 Historic Sanford Calendar to be published soon by the Sanford Historical Society). Brantley also had a store at the end of Tuscawilla Road to Lake Jesup where the railroad idea was probably originated. His business entailed hauling by oxcart, goods deposited by steamboats at Mellonvilie for destinations to the south. Rather than oxcarts, his idea was to build a railroad from Lake Monroe to his Tuscawilla Road store and beyond. In 11878 Brantley went to New York to buy rails and rolling stock for his railroad, but his sudden death there ended the dream. S iln c c lp h e r Thankfully, others took up the dream and by the end of the 19th century, what is no Mellonvilie, Osceola and Gabriclla. There is also a listing • Seminole County was well con­ nected by rails. of a large number of other set­ tlements and villages that no The South Florida Railroad longer exist, along with dates and locations. A charter was issued in 1875 There is information on agri­ for the Lake Monroe and culture, commercial fishing, Orlando railroad, but no progress was made until 1879. cattle raising, timber and tur­ At that time, E.W. Hcreck of pentine, all early industries. Longwood, Dr. C.C. Haskell of There is information on early Maitland, Fredric H. Rand of leisure activities and a large Sanford and Longwood, pro­ section on transportation. cured the articles of incorpora­ Since I can't remember writ­ ing much about early railroads, tion and changed the name to the South Florida Railroad. I will do so today. All of the In spike of jeers from rail­ information comes from "Early Days of Seminole County road magnates in Jacksonville, History" which can be obtained these men proceeded with bonds bought mainly by the at the Museum of Seminole County History, 300 Bush Bivd. owners of the Boston Daily It is free, as is the admission to Herald. One of its owners was the brother of Dr. Haskell. This the museum. road is often noted as the first and only one built, owned and George C Brantley's Dream run by a newspaper. The road It is possible that the first was to tun from the St. Johns railroad in the area was in the River in Sanford to Charlotte mind of George C. Brantley Harbor on the Gulf of Mexico. who had a place in Mellonvilie with Michael Doyle. (A picture To highlight the endeavor, The Seminole County Historical Commission recently published a new expanded 2002 edition of “Early Days of Seminole County History." It contains brief histories of each incorporated city in the county ............................... plus pre­ sent day unincorpo­ rated com­ munities and also early settle­ ments that have not survived. Some of the latter Grace Marie include there was a ground breaking ceremony in Sanford on Saturday, June 10,1880 when the first spade of earth was turned by former president Ulysses S. Grant who, at the time, was taking a tour of Florida. The shovel used is on display in the Sanford Museum. There is an historical marker at the site of the ground breaking ceremony on East First Street. By Oct. 1,1880, the line was completed to Orlando by way of Longwood and Maitland, a distance of 23 miles. The fol­ lowing day, an excursion from Sanford was run mainly on flat cars fitted with wooden bench­ es. A cannon was mounted on the last car, wadded with Spanish moss which saluted the occasion enroutc. The Orlando residents entertained with a barbeque. According to Mr. J.B. Clouscr of Longwood, "The rolling stock consisted of one coach, one flat car, a diminutive little engine called "the Seminole". This was the first railroad south of latitude 29 degrees north. In 1884, it was adver­ tised as "The DeSoto Line Through Florida" and in 1897 it was billed as the "Gate City Route". Three Mason-improved engines were owned by the line; R.M. Pulsafer #7, H.B. Plant #8 and H.S. Haines #9. In 1883 a three-fifths interest in the railroad was sold to the Plant Investment Company (PICO) making it part of the Plant system which then extended the line to Tampa. Since there was no railroad south of Jacksonville at that time, the South Florida See Grace, Page 7A i ilm It*. •dISeminole County tr of Commerce presents Tkz f ables at L a p Ma ry Exceptional Senior Living (form erly Sum m erville) Assisted Living fo r your Lifestyle The Lifestyle y o u want... The address y o u Deserve... 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Marines from Sleep's and Brahmer's unit participated in Exercise Djibouti MEUEX 02, which included aviation, amphibious assault and live-fire and maneuver training as well as conducting medical and dental projects and delivering school supplies donated by US. citizens in Morchcad City, N.C. Sleep's unit is an expedi­ tionary intervention force with the ability to rapidly organize for combat operations in virtually all environments. The units are composed of more than 2,000 w a y to b u y in su ra n ce . You e n n b u y yo p r in su ra n ce f r o m .1 s l r n n n o r n t ,i JIIII NUMBER or from TO N Y RUSSI INSURANCE RICHARD RUSSI ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect. Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family’s protection and security. Since 1968 2575 S. 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In addition to the physical conditioning pro­ African nation of Djibouti while assigned to the guided missile cruiser USS Hue City, homeported in Mayport, Florida. Latimer is one of more than 10,000 Atlantic Fleet Sailors and Marines aboard the ships of the USS John F. Kennedy Carrier Battle Group and USS Wasp Amphibious Ready Group par­ ticipating in joint-service, multi­ national operations in the U.S.led war against terrorism. Sailors from Latimer's unit participated in Exercise Djibouti MEUEX 02 which included avia­ tion, amphibious assault, and live-fire and maneuver training: Additionally, volunteers from the unit conducted engineering, medical and dental projects, anrj delivered school supplies donate ed by U.S. citizens frorfl Morehcad City, N.C. Latimer is a 1996 graduate of Lyman High School in Longwood, and joined the Navy in July, 19%. gram, he spent numerous hours in classroom and field assign­ ments which included learning first-aid, uniform regulations, combat water survival, marks­ manship, hand-lo-hand combat and assorted weapons training. Bush and fellow recruits ended the training phase with the Crucible, a 54-hour team effort, problem solving evolution which culminated with an emo­ tional ceremony in which the recruits were presented the Marine Corps Emblem, and were addressed as "Marines’*for the first time since boot camp. Bush is a 2001 graduate of Bayshore High School of Panama City. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Erik J. Latimer, son of Anna Latimer of Altamonte Springs and Fred Latimer of Sanford, recently completed two months of training exercises and human­ itarian missions in the East F u to n F u rn itu re MISSION PINE (ran, $5 9 9 “BRANDON" r,om$7 9 9 “VENICE" OAK from $9 9 9 “MARDI GRAS" from $1 1 9 9 YOU GET EVERYTHING...THE SOFA, MATCHING CHAIR, COFFEE & END TABLE. COVERS & PILLOWS GIANT WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM Altamonte Springs • 1321 E. Hwy. 436 • 407-331-7400 Announcing the publication of. Crapos submitted this photo o< her lather, Vi.C. Hill, taken In Magnolia Avenue, probably In the 6th or 7th Stroet area. Recalling Sanford's heritage, SANFORD: OUR FIRST 125 YEARS ~ will feature hundreds of photographs on 128 pages. This treasure chest fly of memories will include photos from Sanford of yesteryear, giving the tk i j f t reader a glimpse of life in Sanford years ago. This book will be edited locally by the staff of the Seminole Herald and bound with an attractive, durable cover, making it of heirloom 't e l, the n!f^n?nd quality. Work on this pictorial history is commencing at this lime. The finished fcdw,n W. LundqJ*t' product will be available by late November, 2002, just in time for Christmas giving! You will want a copy of Sanford: Our First 125 Years not only for yourself, but your loved ones as well What a great gift idea for those who call Sanford “home.” t Be sure to reserve your copies with the j/ W E NEED YOUR HELP If you have photos of bygone days in Sanford, would you share them with us? We’re looking for photographs of people, places and things depicting the history of Sanford from its earliest days right up through 2002. • The photographs should be identifiable, including at least some of the individuals in the photo. S • We will print a credit line with each photo, identifying the person or organization who shared it with us. • You may bring photos to our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford • Please jot down all pertinent data including your own name, address and phone number. • If you have any questions concerning submitting photos, simply call the Seminole Herald at 407-322-2611. VOnue • O f course, space may prohibit us from printing every photo submitted. In any case, all photos will be returned to their owners unharmed jj| d°*ler8hiP' the Sufck Co. ( P R E -P U B L IC A T IO N D IS C O U N T ! Only a limited number of Sanford: Our First 125 Years will be published. To be sure that you get the number of copies you want, place your pre-publica­ tion order today! The pre-publication price is only $29.95 + tax per book. If you don’t reserve a copy, the price will be $39.95 + lax in December when the books arc available. Simply complete the order fonn at the right and moil right away. 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Charity Elaine Is the paternal granddaugh­ ter of Carrie Watson, Sanford. Bom in Sanford, the bride-to-be Is a 1995 graduate of Lake Mary High School. She Is currently attending Seminole Community College, pursuing a degree in Respiratory Therapy. She is employed as a customer service representative for Prudential Insurance Company. The prospective groom is the son of the late Dian P. Jones. Bom In Sanford he Is a 1993 graduate of Seminole High School where he was active in football and AAU. He Is an August 2000 graduate of Florida State University, a member of Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity, and Minority Business Society. He Is presently employed as a computer soft­ ware engineer tor NASA. The wedding will be held August 10,2002 at 1 p.m., at Calvary Temple of Praise Church. Grace Continued bom Page 5A Railroad made steamboat con­ nections at Sanford until 1886 when the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Railway reached Sanford. In 1899 this railroad also became part of the Plant system. : In 1902, it was consolidated into the Atlantic Coast Line, ^rhlch in 1967 merged with the peaboard Airline Railroad, to brm the Seaboard Coastline llroad. In 1980 it joined the lessle System, a unit of the :X Corporation. The meeting of these lines in ’S anford made this city a rail­ road center for many years. Repair and maintenance shops were at French Avenue and Sixth Street, and Union Station was located at the west end of Commercial Street. Sanford was also the earliest Florida City with an integrated rail system of its own. ^ filin g / ^ fic c c a i Dual Tail Pll,cs C/f/ue/'/d/ F lo w M a s te r / A L IG N M E N T S j M O S T V E H IC L E S & to Choose from Cokey he*up OgOdirp0*>IHI •dam tor OH Win coupon CATALYTIC CONVERTERS ^•145°° INSTALLED MUFFLERS STARTING AT *69°° O O $ S T A IN L E S S S TE E L m o s t tru c k s E i p 7/.11/0? CU STO M M UFFLER S A V A IL A B L E . . 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It was completed to Oakland on the shore of Lake Apopka in November 1886, and despite his financial difficulties, Demans extended the line to Pinellas Point on the gulf which was accomplished in 1888. D epans wanted the town of Oakland to change its name to St. Petersburg in honor of his native city in Russia, but they declined. Instead, the name was given to Pinellas Point, which has become the city of St. Petersburg that we know today. When the 117.68 miles of 25 pound rails were completed, the road became the country's longest narrow gauge railroad. This status lasted until 1897. In 1893, it had become part of the Plant System as the Sanford and St. Petersburg Railway. The stations listed in 1892 within the bounds of present day Seminole County were Monroe, Sylvan Lake, Island Lake, Paola, Glen Ethel, Groveland, Palm Springs, Granada, Forest City and Toronto, a total o 18 miles. 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Sanford Deputy Chief Mike McCoy, whose officers actually made the December arrests, accepted the donation. McCoy also serves on the Kids' House board of directors. "We saw a list of charities, and agreed to give the money to Kids' House," Farris said. "We both thought It was a worthy cause." and 8th Street to apprehend the suspects. "When the ground unit went in, an officer spotted a cat on the rail­ road tracks and thought that was the heat source we spotted," Farris said. "The system locates all heat sources, which sometimes can be animals. But, that night we had a strong target, and we knew it was one of the suspects." He was rignt The ground unit eventually found and arrested the two men. According to the police report and video taken that night, one suspect gave up without a fight, while the other was arrested following some dramatic wrestling. "This Is just another good case where airborne works well with perimeter units," Farris said. "This changes the rules for wanted sus­ pects." The aviation team, however, Husband strays too far when he travels alone the health risks to which you may be exposed? If not, quiet­ ly consult an attorney. For the .............. sake of your chil­ dren, you must pro­ tect yourself— emo­ tionally, physically and financially. * They deserve at least one responsi­ ble parent, and it appears your hus­ band has gone off the deep end. Y Abby Santord Deputy Chief Mike McCoy, left, accepts a $200 check (or Kids' House from Seminole County Sheriffs Office Pilot Steve Farris. Farris and Flight Officer Patrick Rice received the money after winning second place in this year's FLIR Vision Award Contest. Standing with the two men Is Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger. Design Supplies Continued from Page 1A worked on numerous municipal buildings and fire stations, including the Palm Beach Gardens Municipal Complex, the DcLand Government Center, the Palm Bay Municipal Complex, the Largo Fire Department, the Ormond Beach Fire Facility and the Ocoee Main Fire Station. The company has also won numerous design awards for its work. "We have been doing this for DEAR ABBY: "Ross" and I have been married for 17 years. We have two beautiful children. 1\vo years ago, he ............. took a one-week vacation by himself outside the United States. When he returned, he told me he had been with vL. other women and needed to be tested for STDs. I was dev­ astated, but I forgave him for the sake of the Dear children. 1never bring it up, but it still hurts. Last night, Ross informed me that he • • • is going again. This time he is taking along a single male friend. 1asked him to promise me he will remain faithful, but he refuses to discuss it. He says he intends to go and have a good time, and that we can talk about it the day before he leaves — whicn is three months away. I told him it was emo­ tional abuse. He just laughed. Am I being unreasonable? BROKENHEARTED IN BIRMINGHAM A Continued from Page 1A Craig Haun and Commissioner Urender narrowed the field to three. On Thursday, Litton request­ ed Commission to rank the final three so the city could move for­ ward with the projects before a November bond issue referen­ dum for the fire station. The Lake Mary faculties will be added to a long list of projects designed and overseen by the Winter Park group. ADG has Page 9A 30 years with Florida cities and counties," ADG Senior Vice President Kevin Ratigan said. "We don't design schools or con­ dos. We work with municipal and safety facilities." Following negotiations with ADG, Commission and city staff hope to have a proposal, which will include initial design and cost estimates, ready as soon as possible so it can be presented to residents before the November election. Dileila her school was in need of such items. "Our group does several pro­ jects a year," Frochiich said. 'This is the first time we delivered school supplies, and we thought Wicklow was a good place to start If we do it again next year, we will probably expand to other schools. Mothers & More is a non-profit organization dedicated to improv­ ing lives of mothers through sup­ port education and advocacy. DEAR BROKENHEARTED: Not at all. However; now that you have been put on notice, you have serious decisions to make about your future. Are you willing to again tolerate your husband's infidelity, and M a n yA7 A n n u i t y Dear Abby is writ­ ten by Abigail Van • • • Burcn, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was found­ ed by her mother, Pauline ips. 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H erald H ospital ---------C ontinued from Page 1A underlying issues arc a growing concern in the medical communi­ ty, Alexander said emergency I room patients should not see a I- drastic change in procedures. I - Patients who come into the emer' gency room with abdominal pain - and require surgery hut do not ; - iiavc a surgeon of their own arc treated by general surgeons on "back-up call." Apjx-ndectomies, bleeding ulcers, gall bladder com­ plications, anil bowel obstructions arc typical of the operations these doctors treat Many patients come in with abdominal pains, Alexander Mid, hut only a small percentage require the emergency nxim surgery. In July, for example, 259 patients came into the emergency room with pains in their abdomen. Of those, 211 were treat­ ed and released, 38 were admitted but did not require surgery, four were transferred to oilier hospitals at tiie patients' request, and six required surgery. It would lx* pos­ sible in many cases to cover emer­ gency' surgeries with the hospital’s one remaining general surgeon. "It's obviously not tire preferred situation," Alexander slid. "If we have a patient who needs a gener­ al surgeon and we can not provide that service, our protocol will lie to call the closest hospital to find a surgeon who can treat the patient." Malpractice carriers have pulled out of the Florida market, citing tire volume of malpractice cases filed In the state combined with punitive damage awards tliat can climb to hundreds of millions of dollars. Craig Hair, director of marketing for CFKH, slid two years ago 35 different companies offered malpractice insurance. 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Lake Brantley High School's Felipe Lopez ss Toronto Blue Jays ab b r HR it l avg. 265 60 34 8 31 *26 • Has returned to the m inor league's to work on getting his hitting back on track. Sanford Middle School's cf Chicago Cubs ab b r HR 393 102 48 week of the regular season as both cham­ pions suffered a loss. Both teams appeared poised to stam­ pede into the tournament as they easily went undefeated in Week 8. In the A League, Matt’s Team went 4-0, knocking off S4cS Fence twice by identi­ cal 11-5 scores and also dealing a double B o ys o f sum m er ORLANDO — University of Central Florida junior starting weakside linebacker Antoine Poe (Lakeland/Kathleen HS) broke his left ankle Wednesday evening and is expected to miss the entire 2002 season. Poe frac­ tured his left fibula when he fell awkwardly d uringa voluntary workout at the UCF practice field. He is scheduled to have a metal plate inserted in that ankle during surgery Friday. "It's unfortunate/U C F defensive coordinator and line­ backers coach Bill D'Ottavio •aid. "We need everybody we can to go to battle and Antoine is a guy 0 4 think very highly of and we were looking for a big year from film." Poe, who has not redshirted, won the vacant starting job in the spring, despite missing time with a knee injury. He saw lim­ ited time last season due to var­ ious ailments and played in one game at Kathleen High School as a senior before suffering a knee injury that delayed nis .enrollment at UCF. He has tal­ lied 27 total tackles bi two sea­ sons at UCF, including nine last year. Sophomore Stanford Rhule (Fort Lauderdale/Dillard HS) came out of spring drills as the backup to Poe and is expected to assume the starling role when fall camp begins Aug. 8. He recorded 25 tackles as a true freshman last year. "Poe will be back at some int, but the other guys will ve to step up," D'Ottavio said. "Stanford Rhule did a a t job in the spring and we ve a lot of confidence in him." "Antoine could have been one of the best linebackers we've ever had here, athletical­ ly," head coach Mike Kruczek said. "He has great speed and a nose for the football as well as a tenacious attitude, but he's been an injury-prone guy. "He will be sorely missed b •(. ' ■ k ,W % " h _____ C E Corey P atterso n the league continued to improve as the season progressed and it made for an interesting tournament. In fact, the A League Tournament had to go to a tie-breaker with Matt's Team surviving over the Shoestrings, 15-12. Further proof of the improvement of the other squads was evident on the final .279 Lake Mary's i Regular season champions also win v-ball tourney titles defeat to the Shoestrings, by a relatively easy 11-7 score and a tough, 12-10, extra point battle. The other two teams split with each other for the week, S&S winning, 11-6, and the Shoestrings winning 11-7. In the B League, Sanford Church of God had a very easy time of it in going 3-0, disposing of the Hawks (15-3), the Unknowns (15-5) and Westview Baptist Church (15-6). The Unknowns went 2-1 for the week, topping the Hawks (15-9) and Westview (15-8). The Hawks picked up the other See Volleyball, Page 2B Special to the Herald 51 • Continues to put up big num ber as Angels have taken top spot in A L West. Danny Graves SANFORD — No doubt now. Matt’s Team and Sanford Church of God proved that their regular season league championships were no fluke as they also claimed the titles in the post­ season tournament for the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Spring Recreational Volleyball League at the Salvation Army Gymnasium. Neither team cruised to the champi­ onships however as the other teams in U C F ’s Poe fe a re d lost fo r season Seminole High School's 6B-8B 7B 9 rbl avg. 39 .260 • Average creeped back up and hit ninth home run for Cubs this week. Htrald photo! by Jim Wsntx Last weekend baseball (ana got to see the game as it was meant to be played as the 2002 American Legion AArea Tournament was held at Seminole High School's Alumni Field. The kids were playing (or the love of the game under the sun and having a ball as they tried to win a spot In the State Tournament, which began Friday and continues through Monday In Bradenton. Eventual Area champion Sanford Post S3 kicked up a little dirt on the bate paths In the tourney as evidenced by Mike Brady sliding safety back into first (top) as a plckofi throw skips past the Oviedo first baseman and Jason Louwtma (above, right) sliding safety Into third on a double by Austin Pride. Oviedo also gavo a good showing tor itself; coming back from an opening game loss to face Sanford in the final on the strength ot pitcher's like Corey Bovla (above, left). Seminole High School's S co rp io n s stin g J u n io r O ly m p ic b a se b a ll fie ld Florida Marlins ab h r HR Special to the Herald i s * • Continuing to struggle with . bat, but still playing key role for the Marlins. Lake Brantley High School's J ason Varitek ( Boston Red Sox ab h 319 92 r HR 45 8 rbl 40 avg. .288 • Remains on fire with the bat as he helps lead Red Sox's pusuit of Yankees. Members of the 2002 USA Junior Olympic Baseball Champion Scorpions (left to right bottom row) are: Ryan Horton, Rick Marlin, David Waftrtp, Marco Paddy, Bryan Seaman, Drew Powell, Assistant Coach Bob Powell, (second row left to right) Manager Sal Lombardo, John Alonso, Kyle Bed, Brian Kelley, Benji Nazzaro, Sean Morrison, Trey Vandewater, James Rowe, Luke Selph, Kyle Ramsey, and Coach George Martin. JUPITER — The Orlando Scorpions recently returned from Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter where they were once again victorious in the 16-andUnder category at the USA Junior Olympic Baseball Championships. Two years ago the Scorpions had also won the AAU Jr. Olympic Nationals 16 & under title. The team was made up of local young men (none of which were on the 2000 Championship team) who fought through a few early round losses to get themselves into the finals on Saturday against the very strong Apopka team. Yes, Central Florida baseball was once again very well repre­ sented. In a hard fought game by both teams the Orlando Scorpions prevailed 8-6 to take the Championship. Pitcher Kyle Ramsey (Osceola High in Kissimmee) was chosen to go to Tucson, Arizona to compete amongst 36 other play­ ers loi a final roster spot on the USA Youth National Team who will play in the International Championships to be held in August in Venezuela. The team started out a bit slow in the beginning of the tournament but came together See Scorpions, Page 3B �Page 2D Sunday. A urus I 4. 2002 B ig T iif. Seminole H erald n ig h t o f s to c k 8p«clal to the Herald SAMSULA — New Smyrna Speedway will be a very busy place tonight (Saturday, August 3) as three major FASCAR Series, the Goodyear 1-ale Model Challenge, the FASCAR Pm Modified Scries and the Florida Mini-Stock Challenge, will all run their next scheduled race. Also on the card will be heats and features in the FASCAR divisions of Super Stock and Strictly Stock. There will be no Super Late Models this week as those cars will be at Citrus Speedway to run Race No. 2 of the Florida Triple Crown. The race will also be No. 7 for the Sunbelt Super Series. Pit gates will open at 4 p.m. with grandstands open a 6 p.m. and racing action beginning at 7:30 p.m. Next weekend, Friday and Saturday, August 910, Orlando Speedworld and New Smyrna Speedway will both be holding a Double Points Night event for all FASCAR divisions. 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 Samsula, between New Smyrna Beach, DeLand, Sanford and Daytona Beach. For more information about schedules call the FASCAR offices at 386-427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASC A R N O W 9 A P I.C O M Also you arc invited to tune in to Daytona's c a r r a c in g WNDB-AM 1 1 5 0 "7 7 k - nnv "VOICE" of Slock Car ’Racing!" every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. This is a radio show that is devoted to Short Track Stock Car Racing and is sponsored by FAS­ CAR and hosted by Randy Dye of Speedway Dodge and Tommy Tipton from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls and answer questions at 386-239-0033. You can listen to the radio show anywhere in the United States via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Give them a call and support "your" radio show! ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD DRAGWAY BITI1LO — Orlando Speedworld Dragway will be hosting the Midnight Street Legal Drags tonight (ikiturday, August 3) from 10:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Cars must be driven in, no towed cars, and must have working headlights, taillights and muf­ flers. Gates and staging lanes open at 1030 p.m. and close at the rear at 2 a.m. General Admission is $10 and only $5 more to run your car. The local dragstrip also hosts "Street Drags" every Wednesday and Friday night from 6 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. You can use the time to test, tunc, practice, run grudge races, etc. No extra charge to run. For event, ticket and race day weather informa­ tion call 407-568-5522. Volleyball — Continued from page IB win, getting past Westvlew, 157. The results for Week 8 were: A League _ Matt's Team (4-0), the Shoestrings and S & S Fence (both 1-3). B League _ Sanford Church of God (3-0), the Unknowns (2-1), the Hawks (1-2) and Westvicw Baptist Church (0-3). But the final week of the regu­ lar season proved interesting os Matt's Team was whipped, 11-2, by the Shoestrings. Malt's Team did bounce back later to avenge the loss with an 11-4 thum ping but a statement had been made in the A League. Matt's Team and the Shoestrings both got past S&S Fence twice, Matt's winning 116 and 11-2, and the Strings win­ ning 11-5 and 11-4. The upset bug also bit Sanford Church of God on the final night as the Unknowns went a perfect 3-0. The Unknowns won a spirited battle with Church of God, 1511, and also spiked the Hawks (15-9) and Westvlew (15-6). Church of God did win its other two games, edging past Westvlew (15-11) and topping the Hawks (15-7). Westvicw got the other victo­ ry, winning an extra-point battle with the Hawks, 16-14. The results for Week 9 were: A League _ Matt's Team and the Shoestrings (both 3-1), and S & S Fence (0-4). B League _ the Unknowns (3- 0), Sanford Church of God (2-1), Westvlew Baptist Church (1-2) and the Hawks (0-3). The final regular season stand­ ings were: A League: Matt's Team (26-6), the Shoestrings (17-15) and S & S Fence (5-27). B League _ Sanford Church of God (18-7), the Hawks, Westvicw Baptist Church, and the Unknowns (all 10-15). In the A League Tournament, Matt's Team and the Shoestrings both went 3-1 in the preliminar­ ies, Matt's Team beating S&S Fence, 11-4 and 11-6, and the Shoestrings winning twice handily over S&S, 11-4 and 11-2. But it was the head-to-head meetings that proved interest­ ing, as the Shoestrings won the first match-up, 12-10, and just needed a victory to secure the championship. But Matt's Team showed why they have been champions numerous times, bouncing back to win twice, 11-4, In the regular meeting and 15-12 in the tie­ breaker game. In the B League Tournament, Sanford Church of God was ircssurcd, but never really chalenged, as it went 3-0, besting Westvicw Baptist Church, 15-7, crushing the Hawks, 15-1, and then battling past the Unknowns, 15-9. The other three teams all tied fof second with 1-2 records, Westvicw nipping the Hawks, 15-13, the Unknowns thumping the Hawks, 15-2, and the Hawks [ whipping Westvicw, 15-4. The results for Week 10 (tour­ nament) were: A League _ Matt's Team (4-1), the Shoestrings (3-2), and S& S Fence (0-4). B League _ Sanford Church of God (3-0), Westvicw Baptist Church, the Unknowns and the Hawks (all 1-2). The final overall standings were: A League: Matt's Team (30-7), the Shoestrings (20-17) and S & S Fence (5-31). B League _ Sanford Church of God (21-7), the Hawks, Westvicw Baptist Church, and the Unknowns (all 11-17). The teams do not get much chance to celebrate their victo­ ries or cry in their beers, as the Fall season will begin in just one more week, Monday, August 12th. Because of scheduling con­ flicts with the Salvation Army, registration is already underway for Fall Adult VolleyDaU. "We have to start early because the Salvation Army Gymnasium Is only available until the end of October or early November," said Jim Schaefer, Recreation Supervisor for the SRD. "The building is then closed so they can use it for Thanksgiving and Christmas projects." Space is limited so for infor­ mation please call the SRD at 407-330-5697 during normal working hours Monday through Friday. a t N e w S m y r n a VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK BARBERVILLE — The powder puff derby is on again as it is set to be run tonight (Saturday, August 3) at Volusia Speedway Park . Ladies you've had enough rest now it's time to show your dirt racing skills giving it all you have!! Go get em girls!! Also on the card will be a regular evening's schedule of races In the Late Model, Hobby Stock, Street Stock, Mini Stock and Pure Stock classes will be tun. 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.volusiflspccdwflypaxk.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, tum left on SR 40. The facility is five miles cast of Barbcrvillc. RESULTS O R L A N D O SPEEDW O R LD Friday. July I t TIA RA WINCED SPRINTS 0002 Sartre I m 14) _ H u t Rat* 1 W in n ... (SX) Bo Hartley; l l , . t Rare X Winner; (79)D*> k) Slawlak. H u t Rare 1 Winner. (22) W tyne Reutimanrv F u tu re FlnUh: 1. (79) David Slawlak; 2. (22) Wayn* Reutimann; 3. (IS) Shan* Butler; 4. (91) Dave Stark; 3 (19) Keith Sutler: 6. (00) Wayn* Reutlmxnn Jr; 7. (76) l*aul s u d d en . I. (2) Scott Adem*. 9. (10) Matt Mercer; 10 (32) Sonny lU rtlry; It. (96) Frank S rlm ca; 12 (6) Skerter Faulconer; 13. (9) John Petttjohn; 14. (29) C ary Gimmler; IS (IX) Bo Hartley; 16. (ST) Dan Sutter; 17. (0) Dude T ute; IS. (80) Wendy MithU, 19. (33) Lee Clpray. Friday, July 27 BANDOLERO'S .1 .(6 ) Patrick Conrad, young gun; 2 (2) Matt Martin, b a n d it 3. (63) Dalton Zehr, b a n d it 4.(11) Brandon Thornton. young gun; 3. (la) Chita SUgga. young gun: 6 (14) TVoy Adklna, b a n d it 7. (Iw ) Derrick Wood, b a n d it 6 (40) Mathew McGUJbray; 9 (X) No driver Uated; 10 (3S) No driver liatad; It. (32) Dana Layne; 12. (40) Jeaaka Murphy. LEGENDS . I. (1) Tommy Ionian; 2. (99) Jeff Jchnaon; 3 (23) )aaon Ruaemart 4. (8) Ray Sat* i t ; 5. (00) Jordan Rkhanlaon. 6 (11) Cary Tlnka; 7. (47) Urn Bagnalt 6 (4) Cart S tain: 9. (M) Brett Montgomery; l a (SS) C leg Montgomery; 11. (6) Kenny W yatt 12. (001) Garrett Richardaon; 13. (76) Ken Penta; 16 (23) Bruce Saaaer SUPER LATB M O D E L S . 1.(02) Jared Allieon; 2.(54) Ruaa Thomaon. 3. (14) Roredt Roach. 6 (24) Richie Anderaon. 3. (33) Ricky Wood; 6 (21) Dink Anderaon; 7. (26a) Bobby O r r 6 (30) Mark Emereon; 9. (26) Mike Murphy; 10 (44) Greg Brook*; 11. (S3) Vaughn MctnUre; 12 (26w) Eric D rflendatt IX (22) Larry Oataert 14. (3) Derrick Strong; IX (43) Mack Hanbury. MODIFIED _ I. (S3) Shane Held; X (2a) Bobby Blake; 3. (67) Darren Could; 6 (30) Jo in Fong; 1 (I) Jhnmy WUUna; 6 (99) W n Heigh; 7. (33) Tom Held; X (91) Donald Slappy; *. (17) WUliam Sullivan; l a (08) Terri SPORTSMAN _ 1. (4) Rkk John* X (3) Earl Beckner; X (9) Kelly Jarrett 4. (93) Bruce C aytoif X (23) Richard M ight 6 (77) Danny Shearer; 7. (22) Homer Cordon; X (7) Bill H alt 9. (31) John B ennrtt IX (2) Brett Bultamcicr; 11. (11) Juatln Hall MINI-STOCK _ 1. (7) Urn M cPhait X (96) Burt Mora*; X (30) Bobby O r r 4. (07) D kk Laralo; 3. (88) R. J. A m onr; 6 (07a) Steve Wagnrr; 7. (43) Tom Roee; X (24) N o driver baled; V. (77) Jamie WUliama; 10. (3) Cory Kaiaer; 11. (28) Sean Baaa. SUPER STOCK _ I. (92) Bobby S im on; X (1) Carl Prtere; X (12) Cory Freed; 4. (7b) Bob Vrtnra, X (64) Billy C uddy; X ( l i t ) Rkk John* 7. (4) Chad Pierce; X (2) Ron Whaley; 9. (17) Rob Watford; 10. (11) Duane Freed; II. (49) Jaeon Foeter; IX (44) Bob Beikr; 13. (00) John Hodge; 14. (30) Jeff W right 13. (28) Lenny C rery STRICTLY STOCK . 1. (5) Charlie Pitt*. X (24) Ken MarahaU. X (38) Jim Shaver. 4. (90) Barry Parka. X (20) Juettn Reynolda. 6 (1 ) Coy Riddle; 7. (30) Dick Keeling; X (43) Jim Leaiie; 9. (27) Robert Ward; IX (11) Debbie simpaon; 11. (H I) Donald Springer; IX (0) Michael S u y ; IX (33) Frank Coatanhno; 14. (34) Ronnie Karto; IX (00) Mike Simpaon; IX (S3) Jeff N E W S M Y R N A S P EE D W A Y Sefcudag Jaly 10 TIA RA W INCED SPRINTS (3002 Serire Race IS) _ H u t ILace 1 Winner! (29) C u y Cim m kr. H u t R u e 2 W inner (10) Matt Mercer. F u tu re Flnlehi 1. (91) David Slee k ; X (0) Dude T ute; 3. (29) Cary C im m kr; 6 (22) Wayne Reutiman, X (It) Shane Butkr. 6 (10) Matt M cror, 7. (79) David Skwtak; X (19) Keith Butter, 9. Da) Bo Hartley; IX (32) Sonny H a itky; 11. (76) Paul Madden; IX (2) Scotty Adema; IX (96) Frank Sinter*; 16 (St) D m S utter; IX ((b) Nick Manikia,' 16 (21) Jimmy AM*. LAT1 MODEL _ 1. (77) Brian BcUaw; X (04) Doug Samion; 3. (26) Mike Murphy; 6 (I t) Jeremy Fitch; X (23) David Pktka; 6 (24) Jaeon WUliamaon; 7. (00) Scott S tithtr, X (4) Cynthia Strahky; 9. (7) Charlie M en; IX (43) Randy Dye; II. (30) Rich O oueer; IX (21) Steve Sm ith SPORTSMAN . 1. O H ) Donnie WUliama; X (07) Ron Lufcy; X (007) Terry Wright; X (IS) Chria Pehidat; 6 m i X (13a) Billy Spade. MINI-STOCK . 1. (7) D m McPhalL X (9ar) Charlie Staata; X (1) David S p e e d w a y Caitrllo; 4. (23) Wayne lVeil*; 3. (13) Don Sttoaahl. Jr; 6. (98) Burt Mone. 7. (71) Ted Vulpluf; 8 (II) Pug Puglifl. 9. (0) Vem R o/kr; IX (00) Mike Sibk; II. (3) Cory Kalacr. IX (14) Katherine Thomaa; 13 (38) Ben Hutto. 14. (01) Conrad Crenier; 13. (V3) Rea O vtatm aen, 16. (07) Dick laralo, 17. (9) D ak Caataet: IX (36) Whit Sattenvhlle; 19. (31) Chad Carpenter. 20 (888) No driver hated SUPER STOCK _ 1. (61) Ted llelma; 2. (32) Bill Stacy; 3. (29) Steve Cochran; 4 (30) Mike W k/nrrck; 5 (45) Mike Souk up. 6 (38) Ran.!, Jonra. 7. (2lr) Joah Wtonkowakl; 8. (01) R .*H e Gauthier; 9 (3) Jell Colburn; IX (lla ) Shane SUcy; 11. (2) Ron 3Vhaley; IX (50) Stephan Drmbinaky; 13 (61a) Scott leva. 14. (91) Allen Dillon; 15 (2ly) Becky Dyaon: 16 (57) Brenl Brown; 17. (5) Bobby Wiley; 18 (07) Kevin Auger. 19. (14) Kevin Schultr; 20. (641 Billy Cuddy; 21. (II) N kk \b g k r; 21 (71) No driver U»kd. STRICTLY STOCK _ I • (91) Todd Driachol!. X (65) June* Smith. Jr.; 3 (10) Roger ladieu; 4. (27) Barry Parka; 3. (8) Faria Crews; 6 (6) Joe Whitten ton; 7. (X3) Jerry Mitchell. 8 (26) M lchelk Dyal; 9 (94) RU1|) Boyer; 10. (57) Steve Kelley; 11.(0) Michael S u y ; 12. (21) Jaaon Clunrttr. I I (22) N o driver listed. 14. (X) Richard Renal; 13. (8k) Kevin Reeve. 16 (65s) James Smith. Sr; 17. (39) Jeremy H ovenum s; 18. (63) Curtis Smith; 19. (I ll) David Baker; 20. (66) Tim Edmondson. 21. (55) Jett Messinger. 21 (3) Jerry Mitchell. 23. (45) Jim Eeslk Saturday. July 28 SUPER LATE MODELS _ 1. (63) Joe Fltos; X (83) Joel l l u s . 3. (5| Derrick Strong. 4. (17) Marc Kinky. LATE MODEL . I. (77) Brian Bellaw; X (7y) Craig Brown; 3. (7) Charlie Mere; 4 (23) David Pktka. 3 (8) D m Clark; 6 (4 ) Cynthia Strahky; 7. (30) RichOouaer. MODIFIED _ 1. (7) Mark Vandevender; X (99) Jrtt Anderson. 3. (|9) Charlie TaachaM. (16) Juatln Henderson; 3. (IBs) Michael Sreright. 6. (22) Dm Dyson; 7. (36) Ken McCracken; X (18b) Arnold Bovs!. SPORTSMAN _ 1. (07) Ron Lufcy; X (III) D onnk Williams. 3 (007) Terry Wright; 3. (D>) John Nuabaum. 5. (09) Dusty IXnvner; 6. (3) Mam Wolf; 7. (28) Chris Prtudal MINI-STOCK _ 1. (I) D ivhl Caskllo. X (71) Ted Vulplus, 3. (7) Dm McThail; 4. (II) Pug Puglia), 5. (07) Dick Laralo; 6 (0) Vem Roller; 7. (00) Mike Sib tea, 8. (43) Tom Rose; 9. (V3) Rev Christensen; 10. (98)lturt Morse; II. (12) Mark Rosa; IX (36) Whit Satterwhite; IX (9ar) Charlie Staats; 14. (8) David Seenght SUPER STOCK _ 1.(45) MikeSoukup; X (21) |osh Wnutkowakl, 1 (07) Kevin Auger; 4. (61) Ted llelma, 5. (66) tkran McGlothln, 6 (2) Ron Whaley; 7. (91) Jay Trochl; 8 (3) Jett Colburn; 9 (64) Bally Cuddy; 10 (14) Kevin Schultr; II. (lib ) N kk W>gkr; IX (01) Robert Gauthier; 13. (57) Brenl Brown; 14. (01s) Chuck Smith. l5.(50)Strphanlkrm henskl; 16(32) Bill Stacy; 17. (23) Charlie Collins; 18 (lly ) Shane Stacy; 19 (10) Ron Paradise; 20. (61a) Scott L eu; 21. (21y) Becky Dyaon. STRICTLY STOCK .1 .(6 3 ) Curtis Smith; X (65) |amea Smith. Jr ; 3 (91) Todd Driacalk 4. (27) Barry Parka; 5. (8) Faria Crews; 6. (10) Roger l-idieu. 7. (0) Michael S u y ; X (X) Richard Krnri. 9. (21) Jason Sharetle. 10 (62) Davis Scott; 11. (33) Jerry Mitchell; IX (94) Rusty Boyer; IX (20) Justin Reynolds; 14. (39) |erem y Ilo\encam p. IX (6) Jou IVhlttrnton. 16 (65s) James Smith. Sr; 17. (Ils ) Kerry Payne; 18. (731) Chris Valery; 19. (26) M khetl Dyal; 20. (3) Jerry M itcheit 21. (33) Jett Mesainger; 2X (9) Jor Arnold; 2X (34) Ronnk Karto. DEMO DERBY . I. (40) Trddy Bowman; X *Mo*. V O L U S I A S P E E D W A Y P AR K Saturday, July 27,2002 LATE M O D E L . 1. (S3) John Rankin; X (22) Brett Carlton; 3 (241) Grey Ward; 4. (67) Danny C o * 5. (17V) Joe Kump; 6 (23s) Patrick Sheltrt. 7 (11) Ratio Sims; X (99) Brent Chilton; 9. (4) Rkk Singles; 10. (33m) Ken M ihilik MINI-STOCK _ 1. (6) Matt Cawood; 2. (66) D onnk Ashford. X (9b) Michael Q ukk. 4. (27) Joey llaalauer; 3. (97) Jackie Rhames; 6 (99) Charlie MacNkhoL 7. (18) Richard Upton; X (21) Driver not listed; 9 115) Bobby Richardson; IX (12) Rkky R kdri PURE STOCK . I. (23) Mark Rriter; X (43) Joey Frorhlkh. 3 (9) Ral Picard. 4. (S) John Blood; 3. (48) Desk Smith; 6. (77) Shannon Cleveland 7. (2) Joe Epton; X (73) Shawn Pawlak; 9. (27) Marsha Edmunds; 10. (38| Bruce Burk. STREET STOCK . 1. (2L) Scott Ugasae; X (4p) James Peters. 3 (77) D a k Shade; 4. (64) Trevor G arnbk: X (97) David Higgs. 6. (3a) Kevin Zahnen; 7. (22c) Jared Cooper; S. (00) John Rlpky; 9. (74) Mike Lanich; 10 (2h) Kevin Hupp. Sunday, July 28, 2002 HOBBY STOCK . 1. (0) Billy Bbhop; 2. (56) Kevin Dunien; 3 (561.) Shane WUliama; 4. (50) Pal Taulbre; 5. (54h) Tim Hughra; 6 (B) Regie lone*; 7. (IB) Richard Price; 8. (990 Rim Floyd; 9. (66) Tony Knowte*; 10. (116) Jamie Moore. MINI-STOCK . 1. (99) Charlie MacNichol; 2. (27) Joey Itadauer; 3. (2) Al Sawyer; 6 (34) Karla Phipps; 3. (97) Jackk Rhames: 6 (29) Drew Smith; 7. (9b) Michael Q ukk; X (12) Rkk Riedel; 9. (22) Aaron McQuaig IX (67) Marvin Prentice. PURE STOCK _ I. (IS) Chris Shead; 2. (I) Justin Diaon; 3 (48) O m Smith; 4. (1) Joe Epton; X (73) Shawn Pawlak; 6. (Bh) Chris I lu n e y ; 7. (72) Jack Poley. WINCED SPRINTS _ 1. (42) Lee Scrape; X (02) Gene Lasker; X (3) Otto Scrape; 6 (52) Shane Kreidler; 3. (6) Mike Schmrder; 6. (24) Scott Boyles, 7. (98) Bubba The Love Sponge; X (71) Steve Stone; 9. (20) George PevirkkU S A I N T E R N A T I O N A L S P EE D W A Y Saturday, July 27 SUNBELT SUPER SERIES (RACE M and 1st leg o( triple crow n). Fast qualifier. (41) Jimmy Cope; Top rookie; (22) David Ffothllck; leahire result*; 1. (61) Jimmy C 7 *; X (00) Dickie Anderson. 3. (II) U m J Rogers; 4. (40) M khaei Williams; 3. (12) Justin Drawdy; 6 (78) BJ M d eo d ; 7. (38) Shan* Sawyer; 8. (37) James Powell; 9.(31) Jacob Warren. IX (22) David Frochlkk; II. (16k)Tommy King; IX (07) Jett Scottkld. II (5) Doug Meta; 14. (47) Keith Zavret IS. (3k) Uaniei Keene. Jr; 16 (1)6) Bruce Lawrence Uj 17. (27) Mike Good; 18. (113) Mika Franklin; 19 (50 Mika Frills; 20. (70) Chad Pierre; 21. (16) Bruce Lawrmcr. 2X (15) Joe Boyd; 23. (74) Barry Willoughby; 24. (74J) Jay Middleton. B rie fs You G o tta H a ve Friends... , *> m A nd A N ational M agazine. A nd Prescription D iscounts. A nd O th er H ealthcare D iscounts. A nd Travel O pportunities. And, So M uch More... Join m ore than 300,000 adults age 50 and over CORRECTION In Wednesday's edition of the Seminole Herald is was incorrectly listed that Rick Brown was the President of Oviedo Bab e Ruth. David Hearsey is the President with Brown serving as Communications Director for the suc­ cessful league. We sincerely apologize for any inconvienionce the mistake might have caused. BOWLERS CAN 'BEAT THE HEAT* Airport Lanes in Sanford is holding a special 'Beat The Heat' promotion in August. Game prices will be based on the 4 p.m. tem­ perature from the day before. The temperature at 4 p.m. on Thursday was 94 degrees, so the price per game on Friday was 94cents. The Airport Lanes Bowling Center is located at 190 East Airport Boulevard, just east of 17-92 near the new section of 417 and the Sanford Plaza. For more information, contact Airport Lanes at 407-324-2129. FREE CLINIC FOR DISABLED SKIERS w h o benefit from this m em bership pro gram w hich prom otes healthy liv in g through education, social events and other special m em bership privileges. C a ll toL-free 407-321-4500 E x t 5784 CEsnuu. flo r bu r e c k h u i moottu . • u w o m o u m * This Saturday and Sunday (August 3-4), Altamonte Sports and U CanSki 2 (a USA Water Ski affiliated ski club) will co-host a FREE dis­ abled water ski clinic at Cranes Roost in Altamonte Springs. Ann O'Brien-Satterfield, president of U CanSki 2, will lead the clinic that has 30 skiers already committed to attend. The Clinic is open to all individuals who have physical an d /o r developmental disabilities. All ages and swimming/skiing capabilities arc encouraged to attend. Participants will learn to water ski on custom-made equipment. The clinic runs in two sessions each day between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. For additional information, please contact Alicia Flowers at 407-571-8738 or by email at aildafOaitamonte.org. BASEBALL REGISTRATIONS Seminole Baseball, a USSSA and PONY sanc­ tioned league, will be holding registration for S l . w t Ills- m i ' w \ 4**11 r i ^ h l w i t h w e l l n e s s p r u ^ r . i m s t h r o u g h S e n io i I lie iu h the Fall this Saturday, August 3rd. Individuals or whole teams (must register gelhcr) arc welcome. tgistration will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Five Points Complex on State Road 419 near Winter Springs. Seminole Baseball offers five league age groups between the ages of 5-and-18. The cost is $50 (10 games schedule) for ages 56 and $75 (15 game schedule) for ages 7-and-Up. Players must bring birth certificate to register. Call 407-323-5570 for more information. STARZ TO HOLD OPEN TRYOUTS The Orlando Starz Men's Minor League Football team will be holding open tryouts for anyone over 18 years old. Tryouts begin Sunday, August 4th, at 2 p.m. at Winter Springs High School. Registration fee is $50 and registration begins at 1:30 p.m. Contact Andrew Haines to prc-rcgister at 407 321-2135 or 321 377-8000 or visit the website www.orlandostarzfootball.com. CLASS AT SANFORD GYMNASTICS The Sanford Gymnastics Association is currently holding registration for new fall classes that will begin on Monday, August 5th. This nonprofit school as a variety of activities: gfjnnastJcs, cheerleading, Kung Fu, Tae Kwon Mom & me, preschool, beginner, advanced beginner, intermediate and advanced classes are the gymnastics classes being offered. Cheerleading is scheduled on Thursday evenings or you can make an appointment for a private lesson. Kung Fu (youth and adult classes offered) and Tae Kwon Do are offered on Monday and Wednesday evenings, while Tal Chi lessons arcmade by appointment. Sanford Gymnastics Association is located at 601 East 25th Place in Sanford, East off Sanford Avenue or South off 25th Street. For more information about classes, please call 407-323-2462 or come in now to get a free trial class! �T u r.S eminole II i k mh Sunday, August 4 V ilfiO 3 l t Magic make moves to retool for new season Special to the Herald ORLANDO — The Orlando Magic have been busy in the nasi few days, with General Manager John Gabriel announcing the signing of roe agent forward-center Olumide Oyedeji (oh-LOOM-uhday oi-yah-DAY-gee) and free agent guard jacque Vaughn, the re-signing of free agent forward Pat Garrity, the trading of Don Reid to Denver for a future draft pick and the waiving of guard-for­ ward Jud Duechlcr. “Olumide lias impressed us during summer league play,” said Gabriel. "He brings a lot of energy and addresses some of our needs in the fmntcourt. We look forward to his contributions." Added head coach Doc Rivers, “J4e's active. He's big. He's strong and he's a heck of a rebounder. I'm excited he is joining our team." Said Oyedeji, "This is a great opportunity. I'm 21 years old and just want to keep learning and playing. I feel I have the energy and intensity that can change a game." Oyedeji (6*10", 255,5/11/81) played in 36 regu­ lar season games with Seattle last season, averag­ ing 1.5 ppg. and 2.2 rpg. in 6.1 minpg. He made his second career NBA start on Nov. 9 0 Boston. Oyedeji pulled down a season-high nine rebounds on Nov. 21 0 San Antonio. He also appeared In three playoff outings with the Sonics, recording nine points and six rebounds in 17 total minutes. In the Orlando Professional Summer League (July 9-13,2002), Oyedeji averaged 7.8 ppg. and 7.2 rpg. in 24.8 minpg. for the Magic. He averaged 15.1 ppg. and 13.9 rpg. per 48 minutes played during OPSL action. Bom in Ibadan, Nigeria, Oyedeji was originally selected in the second round (42nd overall) of the 2000 NBA Draft by Seattle. He has played in 66 games during his NBA career, all with the Sonics, and averaged 1.5 ppg. and 2.2 rpg. in 6.7 minpg. Apr. 4 vs. Cleveland. Garrity has led the Magic in three-point field goal percentage for three straight seasons, shoot­ ing .422 (345-817) from beyond the arc in a Magic uniform. He was originally selected by Milwaukee in the first round (19th pick overall) of the 1998 NBA Draft, and was acquired by the Magic on Aug. 4,1999, along with Danny Manning and two future first round draft picks, in exchange for Anfemec Hardaway. Garrity has played in 277 career NBA games with Phoenix and Orlando, averaging 8.7 ppg. and 3.0 rpg. in 21.7 minpg. He has shot .422 (352835) from three-point range during his career. Just this past Thursday, the Magic obtained a future second round draft selection from the Nuggets for Reid and future draft considerations. "This maneuver allows us to address our recent draft selections, while creating additional flexibili­ ty in regard to our current roster," said Gabriel. "Don Reid is a true team player and fulfilled every role we asked of him, but obviously with the number of players at his position, playing time for the coming season would be at a premi­ um." Reid (6’8", 250,12/30/73) played in 68 games for the Magic in 2001-02, averaging 3.3 points, 2.6 rebounds and 0.65 blocks. Originally signed as a free-agent by Orlando in August of 2000, Reid has seen action in 402 NBA games with Orlando, Detroit and Washington, averaging 3.6 points and 2.9 rebounds. The Georgetown graduate entered the NBA as the 58th and last pick of the 1995 Draft. Buechler (6'6", 228, 6/19/68) played in 66 games for both Phoenix and Orlando last season, averaging 1.7 ppg. and 1.8 rpg. in 10.4 minpg. He led (or tied) the Magic in rebounding twice, including a career-high 12 rebounds on Nov. 29 vs. Boston. Buechler was acquired from the Suns on Nov. 16 in exchange for Bo Outlaw and a future first round draft pick. with Utah. I lis streak is the eighth-longest active streak in the NBA. In 2001-02, Vaughn poured in a career-high 20 points on Mar. 31 vs. Sacramento and set a new career-high with five steals against the L.A. Lakers on Jan. 29. Originally selected in the first round (28th over­ all) of the 1997 NBA Draft by Utah, Vaughn signed with Atlanta as a free agent tin July 30, 2001. He has appeared in 306 regular season games during bis NBA career with Utah and Atlanta, averaging 4.9 ppg., 2.9 apg. and 1.4 rpg. in 15.9 minpg. Vaughn has also played in 21 career playoff games, averaging 2.0 ppg. and 1.2 apg. in 7.3 minpg. A four-year letterwinner at Kansas, Vaughn averaged 9.6 ppg., 6.4 apg. and 3.0 rpg. in 126 career games with the Jayhawks. I le was named Second Team All-America during both his junior and senior campaigns by The Associated Pass. H i concluded his collegiate earner as the school's all-time leader in assists (804), finished third in starts (125) and fifth in minutes played (3,807). He was named the Big Fight Conference Player of the Year in 19*)6 and the Newcomer of the Year in 1994. Garrity (6'9”, 238,8/23/76) has spent the last three seasons with Orlando. I le appeared in 80 regular season game's with the Magic last season, averaging a career-high 11.1 ppg., 4.2 rpg. and 1.2 rpg. in 30.1 minpg. 1le also made 43 starts, aver­ aging 12.4 ppg., 5.2 rpg. and 1.5 apg. in 34.8 minpg. during that span. Garrity started all four playoff games vs. Charlotte, averaging 8.5 ppg., 7.5 rpg. and 2.3 apg. in 36.8 minpg. During the 2001-02 campaign, Garrity led the Magic and ranked 11th in the NBA with a .427 three-point field goal percentage, connecting on 169-of-396 trifectas. I le scored in double figures 45 times, including a season-best 29 points vs. New York on Feb. 12. Garrity led (or tied) the Magic in scoring five times and in rebounding nine times, including a career-high 11 boards on Oyedeji played two seasons in Germany for DJK Wurzburg, the same team that once featured All-Star forward Dirk Nowitzki. He was also a member of the Nigerian National Team in 199*1. Vaughn (6'1", 190,2/11/75) played in all 82 reg­ ular season games for Atlanta during the 2001-02 season, averaging 6.6 ppg., 4.3 apg. and 2.0 rpg. in 22.6 minpg. He also made 16 starts, averaging 7.4 ppg., 7.1 apg. and 2.5 rpg. during that span. Vaughn ranked second on the team and 31st in the NBA in assists. He also tied for 14th in the league In assist-lo-turnover ratio (3.12,349/112). Vaughn led (or tied) the Hawks in assists 27 times and in scoring twice. "We feel Jacque has the ability and experience to deliver the ball and be a team leader on the floor." said Gabriel. "He has earned this right and we look forward to his contributions." "What impresses me about Jacque is his speed and ability to run a team," said head coach Doc Rivers. "He is young, but has gained some valu­ able experience in his five years in the league. His ability, experience and this opportunity should lead to an outstanding season." Said Vaughn, "It's a great day for me. It's a great time in my life. What more could a person ask? You get to play for a coach, who not only had a successful career, but he played the point guard position. In addition, you get to play with a group of guys that everytime they step on the court their objective is to win and play together. For me, this is a perfect situation. "I think I bring a lot of things to the table; a whole lot of intensity, intangibles also that show up in the locker room and out on the court and I have a knack of getting to know each guy on an individual basis, knowing what they like to do on and off the court," added Vaughn. "As a point guard that's my job and I bring that asset to the table." Vaughn has appeared in 200 consecutive games, dating back to the 1999-200 -2000 season when he was Scorpions Continued from page IB when they needed to. In the first rounds they went 3-2 to be seed­ ed number 17 overall and a safe place in the final 32-tcam tour­ nament. The championship then begins a single elimination tournament for the march to the f t t°P. In the first game of the Championship bracket (32 . teams) the Scorpions matched i up against the Greensboro $• (North Carolina) Colts (#16 seed) and defeated them 7-0 behind the masterful pitching of Ramsey who hurled a no-hitter, throwing just 68 pitches in the seven inning contest. Next up was No. 1 seeded Team Tampa, but they proved to be no match for the Scorpions as the locals stung the tourney favorites, 10-2, to end any gold medal hopes for the top seed. In the Quarterfinal round the Scorpions were matched up with another central Florida team the Red Raiders (#8 seed) f who they disposed of 9-4. In the Semifinals the Scoroions erupted for 11 runs in the fifth inning to cruise past No. 5 seeded Dallas (Texas) Panthers, 16-4. Orlando sent 17 batters to the plate in the big inning, collect­ ing six hits while taking advan­ tage of three Panther errors. Jonn Alonso and Luke Sclph each amassed three hits and drove in three runs to pace . Orlando, which had 12 hits in the contest. 1t Ilf il l .’»tuW H .i *. The Scorpions led 5-0 after four innings before taking a commanding 16-0 advantage after its uprising. Dallas tallied its four runs in the fifth inning. In the Championship Game, David Waltrip drove in three runs and Ramsey scattered 16 hits in a route-going perfor­ mance to lead the Scorpions over previously unbeaten Apopka Base-ball to earn the gold medal in the Seventh Annual USA Junior Olympic Baseball Championships at the • '♦ |M til, . * (v, ' • I •i n Sanford Continued from page IB because he was inked in as the guy," Kruczek said. "It's a loss, but not one we can't get over." SOCCERBUZZ MAGAZINE TOUTS WOMEN'S SOCCER RECRUITING CLASS The UCF women's soccer team will not officially start the 2002 season until August 12, when the players hit the field shortly after midnight for their first practice. However, pre-sea­ son chatter has already begun for the Golden Knights. Soccerbuzz.com, the "home of women's college soccer on the web," has ranked UCF's 2002 recruiting class as the ninth best in the Southeast Region. According to Soccerbuzz, UCF out-recruited Florida, Georgia, North Carolina State and South Carolina. UCF's rookie attack will assist an already strong squad return­ ing to the field after a successful 2001 season. The Golden Knights won the Atlantic Sun regular season by winning nine of its 10 A-Sun games. As an encore, UCF won the Atlantic Sun Championship, bringing their title total to seven. 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Lyman's Trey Vandewater was a member of the team along with John Alonso (Bishop Moore), Kyle Bell (Osceola), Ryan Horton (Bishop Moore), Brian Kelley (Seabreeze) Rick Marlin (Bishop Moore), Sean Morrison (Cocoa), Benjic Nazzaro (Bishop Moore), Marco Paddy (Bunncll-Flagler Palm Coast), Drew Powell (Osceola), Kyle Ramsey (Osceola), James Rowe (Cocoa), Bryan Seaman (Bishop Moore), Luke Selph (Hamilton) and David Waltrip (Seabreeze). - •* i A ltam onte S p rin g s' Sal Lombardo once again managed the Scorpions with Bob Powell and George Martin serving as coaches. UCF Our First 125 Years A d v a n c e C o p ie s will be on sale n o w th ro u g h V J S e p t e m b e r 1 3, 2 0 0 2 for... A bb Roger Dean Stadium complex. Waltrip had a two-run single in a four-run Scoroion third inning that gave Orlando (8-2) an early 5-1 lead. Seeded No. 2, Apopka (9-1) rallied with three runs in the bottom of the inning on RBI hits by Luke Grcinke, Dennis Guinn and Dustin Bamberg to close to 5-4. Waltrip then drove In his third run of the day and also scored in the Scorpions' three-run sev­ enth that gave Orlando a seem­ ingly comfortable 8-4 advantage in the scheduled seven-inning contest. Ramsey finished with eight strikeouts, including 'w hiffing" the side in the sixth inning. Besides Waltrip, James Rowe collected two hits and scored two runs for the Scorpions, e ^ v k A ^ > SHARE A FAVORITE WITH US, WE WELCOME COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION ph o to Grand Opening _ — - >' V i S Seminole Herald.- R O N ’S P E T S , i n c . f OMI.XC so n s TO im w xm w x sAXFOKn \U I// IMIM-KIAl.g L O gW MAIHSTY S A N # O H O (# O h 122 M i l O f* A N D O |407| *11 » a ji i « o r i m — a* MOSI Of . K I I K ) . 1 U 7 300 MOM IH f H I N C I. AVI MM bANM M Ol IIC M W M V 7 M . 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Cromwell wisely recruited a large class (nine total) to replace the seniors that will be lost after this season, giving the rookies a chance to learn from a veteran class that has twice advanced to the NCAA Tournament. "I think we can repeat as con­ ference champions," said Cromwell. "We need to get off to a good start this year and be consistent throughout. It seems we are always the team to beat in the A-Sun and our opponents always seem to play their best against us. I expect we will be deeper than any other team in the conference, and we will need to use that to our advan­ tage." • T\M 5*rvto« Spa •O rau p sp a $179 •Ptanypuri • O B B * your M M g o r For Reservations, call 800 394 3865 or 954 956 9505 or your local Travel A o m i �I'flgC 411 Sunday. August 4.2002 L ecals IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1»TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR • SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO : 02-CA-1266-14K DANK O r AMERICA N A SUCCESSOR DV MERGER TO NATIONSBANK. N A. 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TH ENCE EAST. 350 00 FEET; TH ENCE NORTH 489 9S TEET TO A POINT 250 00 FEET SOUTH OF THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SAID LONGWOOO OVIEDO ROAD; THENCE SOUTH 68-2342- EAST. 495 00 FEET ALONG A LINE PAR­ ALLEL WITH ANO 250 00 F E ET SOUTH OF SAID SOUTHERLY RIOHT-OF WAV LINE. THENCE NORTH 13-39‘i r WEST, 57.01 FEET. THENCE NORTH 01-3618EAST, 1T3 60 FEET. THENCE NORTH 88-2342- WEST, 34 04 FEET. THENCE NORTH O f W i r EAST. 21 40 FEET TO A POINT ON SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE. SAID POINT LYING SOUTH 88-2342* EAST. 803 10 FEET FROM TH E POINT OF COM ­ MENCEMENT. THENCE SOUTH 88-23 42- EAST, 129 79 F EET ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHTOF-WAY LINE; THENCE SOUTH 0 I-3 6 IB - WEST. 2153 FEET. THENCE NORTH M-23'42" WEST. 35 75 FEET; THENCE SOUTH O t -3 6 -t r WEST. 173.47 FEET THENCE SOUTH IB -S IS T WEST. 5701 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 88-23 42- EAST. 117.20 F E ET ALONG A LINE PARALLEL WITH ANO 250 00 FEET SOUTH OF SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF WAY LINE TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 1580 00 FEET ANO A CENTRAL ANGLE O F 18-5741-. THENCE CONTINUING PARALLEL WITH SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE RUN EASTERLY 522 88 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF SAiO CURVE TO TH E POINT OF TANOENCV. THENCE CONTINUING PARALLEL WITH AND 250 00 FEET SOUTH OF SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE RUN NORTH 72-36T7* EAST. 808 88 FEET. THENCE NORTH 32*36'44* WEST. 57.01 FEET; THENCE NORTH i r i l t T WEST. 173 60 FEET;. THENCE SOUTH 72-38*37* W EST. 3400 FEET; THENCE NORTH IT -2 V 2 T WEST. 21 40 FEET T O THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SAIO LONGWOOO OVIEOO ROAO. THENCE NORTH 72-3537- EAST, 129 75 F EET ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE. THENCE SOUTH l7 -2 r 2 T EAST, 21 53 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 72-38 37- W EST, 35 75 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 17*2I T T EAST. 173.4T FEET. TH EN C E SOUTH 02 0 6 0 r EAST. 5701 FEET. THENCE NORTH 72*38-37- EAST. 465 02 FEET ALONG A UNE PAR­ ALLEL WITH AND 250 00 F EET SOUTH OF SAIO SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF WAY UN E. THENCE NORTH 17-2123- WEST. 89 68 FEET; THENCE NORTH 72*38 37 EAST. 428 76 FEET TO THE W EST­ ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF HAYES ROAD. THENCE SOUTH 00-53 23- EAST. 498 32 FEET ALONG SAIO WESTERLY RIGHTOF WAY LINE. THENCE SOUTH 04-19'53- EAST. 501.37 FEET AlO NO SAIO WESTERLY RIGHTOF-WAY UN E; THENCE SOUTH 00-S3'?3* EAST. 254.15 F EET ALONG SAID WESTERLY RIGHTOF-WAY UNE OF HAYES ROAD. THENCE SOUTH 72-3537 WEST, 1403 53 ALONG A UNE PARALLEL WITH ANO 1450 00 FEET SOUTH OF THE CENTERLINE OF SAIO LONG WOOD-OVIEDO ROAD TO I HE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 2730 00 FEET AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 18 574I-. THENCE CONTINUING PARALLEL W ITH ANO 1450 00 FEET SOUTH OF THE CENTER UNE OF SAID LONOWOOD OVIEDO ROAO RUN WESTERLY 903 48 FEET ALONO THE ARC OF SAID CURVE TO THE POINT OF TANGENCY. TH ENCE NORTH 88 23 42- W EST 960 11 F E ET ALONG A UNE PARALLEL WITH ANO 1450 00 T E E T SO UTH OF SAIO CENTERLINE TO THE EAST­ ERLY RIGH TO F-W AY LINE O F SAID MOSS ROAO. TH ENCE NOR III 650 60 FEET ALONG SAIO EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY U N E TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING AK/A 101 EAST SR 434 LO T 101. WINTER SPRINGS FL 32706 hat baan Nad agarntl you and you ara reqiarod lo aarva a copy ol your written dalamat. 6 any. lo I . on Marshall C Walton. P A , Attorney lor PumMI. whose addratt It 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120. F T IAUOEROALE. a 33309 w«hn ttwty (30) dayt tiler ma N il pubhcatun ul ttvt NoUca n ttw (Please puOktn in THE SEMINOLE HERALD) and Na 8* ongnal with me dark d ttse Court either belore tervtce on Plamtitta attorney or immediately ttwrtatter. ottrerwne a dalaA ant be rotated agarntl you lor me taker demanded ai Fra compia** In accordance arm Via Arnencant wan D-ulaUwt Ad. Partont with Otalaktwt neerkng t special accommodahon lo perbcipaia as mn pro­ ceeding ahodd contact Itie Court Admraiiaicir at 201 N Park Avenue. Senior d FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)323 4330 not later than raven (7) dayt prior lo aw pro ceedng H hearing rupeeed (IDO ) I 800 *55 8771 or Voce (V) 1500 9555770 na Florida Raley Sarvicat WITNESS my hand and Via teal ol thtt Court Vat day ol JUN 24 2002 Mary Anna Morte At Clark ol Via Coud By Ruth long At Deputy Clerk Publish (Please pubbth m Tha SananoN Herald) l-ubkth August 4.11.2002 PP023 T ice S eminole H erald L ecals IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: 0 1 -C A I456-14-0 JOSEPH CURATOLO. PlamVB, vs ROGER CO UJN S. who a known lo be dead or la nd known lo ba either daad or akva. tha xknown heat, davttaat. grantaat. creditors, or other paries claming by. through, under, or agarntl any known or unknown parson who la known lo ba daad or it not known lo ba avhar dead or akva, LAURIJ COUJNS. JEFFREY PASSMORE. JR ANO ALENA PASSMORE. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat tha undersigned. MARYANNE MORSE. Clark ol tha O cu* Court. SananoN County. Florida. anV on the August 29. 2002. at II 00 A M . al the watt tronl door ol Via Seminole County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida, that otter lor tale and ta4 at pubkc outcry lo me highest and best tedder lor cash, the toVowmg descnbed property In Samnoto County. Florida to net Parcel ol land lying to Secbon ( , Towmfup 20 Soixh. Range 32 East Sanvnoto Cocrky. Flonda. detertied at loflowt Beginning al tha Soumeatt comar ol sard Sacbon 9. run along tha East kna ol tald Section 9. and Via camatkna ol a SO tool Rght ol Way ol Osceola Road. N 00 00 28*W 1650 S3 laat. ttwnca tun N 89*55W W . 25 00 laat to Via Weil Right ol Way ol tald Oacaola Road and Via Pont ol Bagnong. thence run N 89'58 06-W, 56128 laat. thence run N 00*03 54* E. 330 00 Nat. thence run S 59-56D6E. 650 55 N at thenca rut 00*0028* E, 330 00 teat lo the Point ol Begm ng Tha above detcrfced parcel it tubled to a 35 tool Ingratt Egrets ease­ ment on Via Northerly kna. and a 80 toot Flonda Power and light ease mam on Via Easterly kna ot tald par­ cel. pursuant to Fnal Judgment ol Forectoture entered to ttw above styled panting cause WITNESS my hand and teal ol tald Court VM 25 day ol July. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Ckcu4 Court By MaryStroupa Deputy Clerk Pubkah August 4.11. 2002 PP030 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1VTH j u d i c i a l c*tcurr, ttf ANO FOR ■ t MMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DtYTSION CASE NO.: O t-C A-H M -14 W MANUFACTURERS 6 TRADERS TRUST COMPANY. Ptondl. vt WVLIAM H BASS SONJA BASS. M VANDUYUENBOOE. AS TRUSTEE OF LAKE BRANTLEY INVESTMENTS TRUST. UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIE8 OF LAKE BRANTLEY INVESTMENTS TRUST. CHRYSLER CREDIT CORPORATION. A DISSOLVED FLORIOA CORPORATION; SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. Defendants. H O TiC t OF FORECLOSURE SALE (Ptoaaa pubkah to THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant to a Final Judgmant ol Foradoaura dated Vw 19deydJu*y. 2002, and entered to Cate No. OtCA-1139-14 W. ol the Croat Court ol toe 18TH Juckoai Croj* In and tor Samtoola County. Florida, a4tvrvVl MANUFACTURERS A TRADERS TRUST COMPANY la Via PtoMS and WILLIAM H BASS. CHRYSLER CREDIT CORPORATION. A DIS­ SOLVED FLORIDA CORPORA­ TION; M VAN0UYUEN8O0E. AS TRUSTEE OF. SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA: SONJA BASS; UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF LAKE BRANTLEY INVESTMENTS TRUST. JOHN OOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POS­ SESSION OF TH E 8U BJEC T PROPERTY. I wff eel to Via hereto and bast bidder lor cash al Via W EST FRONT DOOR O F TH E SEMINOLE CO UN TY CO U R T­ HOUSE. to Samtoola County, Flonda. al 1150 on Via 22 day ol August. 2002. the loVowmg detertw d property aa sal torth to ik d Fnal Judgment, to w* SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT -B* Commanoa al a one Inch Iron pipe, said p*w bang a parmanarn control point on tha plat ol Washington Heights at recorded n Plat Book 3, Page 37. Ol Vw Pubkc Records m Samnola County. Flonda. and Set 20 00 laat SouVwrty Ol Vw Sootheall corner ol Lol 58 Ol sard pial d Washngton He^F*#; Vwnoa run N. 00*611(7 W. (an assumed bearing) along Vw Waal nghl-oi-way kna or Read Avenue, aa planed, b r a d s lanes ot 502.13 leal to Vw poet d begmrang: thence n n N 94*0610W along an auakng Cham knk lance tor a deterwe or 1972S leal to Vw Waal boundary ol said plat ol Waaheigton Haightt, Vwnca run S. 00-51’K r E. along Vw Waal bowdary o l ta d plat o l Washington Hnghls tor a (kalancw ol 99 90 laat to Vw SoiAhwetl comer ol Lot 50. Vwnca net 8 89-5557 E tor a cktlanca ol 19593 leal to Vw Waal nd*-o(-way kna d Read Avenue. Vwnca net N 00 5110- W lor a dalance d 79 53 laat to Vw port d b*9AYUA 410 REEO AVENUE. OVIEDO. FL 32755 In accordance w«h Vw Arnencant wah Disataktwt Act Persona w*h OtabWbea rwedng a tpeoal accom­ modation to pe/topeto In Vva procaedng should contact Vw Court Adneustrator d 201 N Park Avenue. Sanlord FL 32771. Talaphorw Number (407)323-4330 n d later than seven (7) dayt poor to Vw pro ceedng V hearing impend. (TOO) 1500 9555771 or Voice (V) 15009555770 via Flonda Relay Services Dated Vva day d JUL 22. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Clark CM Tha Croat Court By RuthKng Deputy Clerk Submitted by: Lae Office d Marahal C. Watson 1800 NW 49m Street. Suva 120 Fori Lauderdale. Flonda 33300 Telephone (964>4530365 FacaanVe (954)7715052 Pubkah July 2S. 2002 and August 4. 7002 00176 CITY OF LAKE MANY. FLORIOA NOTICE OF O U AU FYM Q FOR SEATS ON THE CITY COMMISSION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Ouaktyxig tor Vw loVomng Lake Mary c « y Commtaron teats to serve a two year term wff begat al 100 AM on Tuaaday, I spSemXc 3. 2002. and and al 600 P M on Lecals L ecals L ecals L ecals L ecals L ecals Friday. September 13. 2002. Mayor Cty Commit non Seal 1 C*y Commwaron Seat 3 For mora ntormabon. plaata con­ tact Card Foster. City Clark, al (407) 555-1423. Monday mroufpi Friday, from 8 00 A M undSOOP. M Pubkah August 4.18. 2002 PP001 Flonda Bar No. OOS7I94 Mulsh. Doyle and Wgle. PA Pod Office Bor 1328 Winter Park, FL 37790 Telephone 407*44 9801 Altomay tor Personal Raprssaraalfva Pubkah: August 4.11. 2002 PP004 akagad interest In Vw property MVki thirty (X ) days d Vw llnal pubkeabon d mw nonce pusuark to 21 U 8 C. 5853(nxi) Tha panbon the! ba sorted by Vw patnonar under penalty d penury and th a l sal torth Vw nature and aitark d Vw petitionar t ngN. taw or Merotl In Vw torfaked property. Vw kma and ckoanttancas d Vw pethorwYt aoquskion d Vw rtXL taw and mwrost m me tortartad property and any addmorwl facts txportsig Vw petitioner's claim and Vw rakaf sought Tha panbon th a l ba Mad wkh the Unted States District Court for tha Southern Dntnct d Florida m Vw abova-styted cate at Vw toaoMng address Clerk d Court 701 Clement Street Room 402 W**1 Palm Dm c h. FL 33401 Copies d Vw petition th a l also ba served upon the United States Attorney to tha attention Ot. Antonia J. Barnes. AUSA Ain s tent U S Attorney U 8 Attorney's Office 500 Auttrokan Avenue. Sle 4 X Weal Palm Beach. Ftortda 33401 FokoMng Vw Courts dupoarhon d kl petitions Nad. or V no such penbone am Nad. tokoMno Vw aipkabon d Vw period spat-awd above tor Vw Mng d such penborw. Vw llntad States d w l have dear Wa to Vw property and may ararrara good taw lo any subsequent purchaser or CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK 1) 1966 FORD BRONCO VIN « 1FMOUI5M8GLA36677 2) 1991 CADILLAC SEDAN DEV- TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOM. UNDER OR AGAINST JEFFREY R MARKHAM, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEFFREY R MARKHAM. IF ANY. DEER RUN PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION *11, INC ; JOHN DOE AND JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION - DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ sued to a Summary Final Judgment d Foreclosure paled July 25. 2 X 2 entered m CtvK Cate No 02C A 8714 G d me Ckcurl Court d me 18TH Judcial Ctrcuk m and lor SEMINOLE County. Sanlord. Flonda. I wd te* lo ttw highest and belt bidder lor cash at ttw West From Door at ttw SEMI­ NOLE Couky Courthouse localed al X I N. Park Avenue In Sanlord. Flonda. at II X a m x ttw 27m day d August. 2002 ttw loltoning deaedwd property at tel fcrtti m l i t ) Summary Final Judgment, lo­ ws: LOT 63. DEER RUN UNIT-11, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OR MAP THEREOF DESCRIBED IN PLAT BOOK 29. PAGES 22 ANO 23. PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled ttvt 25 X y d Jdy. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork d ttw Crrcu* Court By Card Moore Lndiay Deputy Clerk Publish to: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P.A., ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S University Drive S u n 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (954)233 8000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persons wah tksebkriies need­ ing a special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tX SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407555-4227. 1 800 9555771 (TOO) or 15X9555770. via Flonda Raley Service. Pubkah August 4.11.2002 PP0I7 Xtcnbed property as t d torth to said Cxvrwry Final Judgment towft LO T 53. RAMBLEWOOO. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 23. PAGES 7 AND 5. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Deled ttva 24 X y d Jdy. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk d ttw Orcdl Court By Mery Stroupe Deputy Clerk Pubkah to: THE SEMINOLE HERALO THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA.. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S University Drive Side S X Plantation. FL 33324 (954)2338000 • IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persons with dttabmtwa need­ ing a special eccommoXbx should center! COURT ADMINISTRATION, at IX SEMINOLE C o x ty Courthouse el 407565-4227.1 5 X 9555771 (TOO) d 15005555770. vw Florida Relay Service Pubkah August 4.11.2002 PPOtO CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARMQ August 22.2002 7.00 P M NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by me Crry Comrwaeion d Vw C#y d Lake Mary. Flonda. that said CommieaJon Wtv hold a Pubkc Hearing on August 22. 2002. al 700 P. M . or at toon thereafter u potiMe. to oom de Prakmmary Subdrvwron Approval on tha fokowtog deter bad property; VOLCMKO SUBDIVISION - LOTS 3 t 4. VOLCHKO SUBDIVISION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 39. PAGE 53 OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA: AND WHIPPOORWAL GLEN SUBDIVI­ SION • LOTS 1 6 4. WHIPPOOR­ WILL GLEN SUBDIVISION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 55. PAOE 27 O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA The Pubkc Hearing MV ba held to Vw Commsaton Chambers. 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary Tha Pubkc la inviled to attend and ba heard Said hearing may ba contin­ ued horn Vma to tnw x M a And decision it made by Vw City Commission A copy d Vw proposed Halt report It available to Vw Community Development Department al Lake Mary C*y Hal. Monday through Friday. 800 a m to 500 p m . eidudng hokdaya. Any quetbona perlitotog to Vw proposed tubdrvuen plant should ba (traded to Gary Schmkar. Senior Planner, al 407-585-1412 NOTE; IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY TH IS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON­ SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHE W XL NEED A RECORO OF THE PROCEED INQS, ANO THAT, FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORO INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH TH E APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 288 0106 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE ttf ANY OF THESE PRO CEEDINOS SHOULD CON TACT THE Q T Y 8 ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TH E M EEDNO AT (407)5851424 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Carol A Foeter. C ty Clark DATEO Jdy24.2002 Pubkah. Auguel 4.2002 PP002 ttf THE ORCUTT COUNT FOR M M N O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO 02-644-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF FRANCES VIRGINIA SCOTT. Deceeeed N O TIC f TO CftfDfTOHS i ne e e rw w in o n ov ine i t u n o» FRANCES VIRGINIA SCOTT, deceased. Fla Number 02 564-CP, hat commenced to Vw Probata DMaton d tha Clrcuk Court.Samtoda County. Florida. Vw eddreea d Mach la 301 N. Park Avenue, Sadord. FL. 32771. Tha nartwa and addraaaat d Vw Personal RepreaentaWe and Vw Parannd Raproeantatfro's attorney are ad torth baton A l cradtort d Vw daoadanl did otfwf p m o n t hiving ctolmi o t d u n m ili igMnit d tc td m rt iitata, on whom a copy d Via nokoa twa baan aarved muat Ne Vwe datow wah Vaa Court al Vw a l k l lt ad torm above WITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF T H U NOTICE AS BEET FORTH BELOW OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON SUCH CREDITOR. A l o t w cw M on ol tfw dtctdtnl •nd p#r*oo* having claims o t demanda agaawt Vw decedenTa aatala. on whom a copy of M nobco hat n d baan aarved mual Ne vwe derma Mm We Court al Vw eddreea tel term above WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE AS SET FORTH BELOW ALL CLAIMS ANO DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dale d krai pubkeabon d Via Nonce la Auguel 4, 2002 ROSALIE LIGHT Paraonal Representative 7743 N. Fairport Avenue Dxnakon. FL 34433-5802 ERIC 8 MASHBURN Flonda Bar No. 253038 Poel Office Boa 771758 Water Garden. FL 34777-1255 Talaphorw: 407*66-1575 Fat: 407/577-9166 Attorney tor Paraonal Repraaenlelkre Pubkah: Auguel 4. It. 2002 PP003 M TH E ORCUTT COURT FOR I I M — OL1 COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION F U NO. 02-71J-CP IN RE ESTATE OF CAROL N OWYNN. Dacaasad NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha aQiaraaeehon d Vw aatala d CAROL N OWYNN. deceased. Fee NuTtoet02-713OP.lt parking to Vw Crrrua Court tor Samtoola CouVy. Florida. Probata Dtvtaion. Vw addeaa d Mach It X I N Park Avenue. Sadord. FL. 32771. The names and addraaaat d tha Personal Rapratanutrva and Vw Paraonal Repreeentatve'i attorney ara ael torm batow c i m k x i of vw oacaoam ana ottwr persona having daunt or dtmandt agarwl deceden t aatala mduckng uvnaturad. conangtnl or irtayadatad daana. on whom a copy d Vaa nooca ■ aarved mual la# rwa daana wan Vaa Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l other cradaort d Vw decedent and persona having claimi or demands agamtl tha decedent ! aatala. Induing unnwlurad. cortorv gent or itotqudeled daana. mual Me Vwa daana wah mw Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT 6 0 F L E D W LL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data d N d pitokcaeon d Vaa Nokoa w August 4.2002. COURTNEY OLE1SLE Personal Representative 291 Hemlock Trai W abate. New York 14580 KENNETH F MURRAH Nonce o f nC TTTtO U l K AM I Notes it hereby given that I am engaged to business at 580 Capa Cod Lana #8. Altamonte Springe. Samnda County. Florida, unde Vw Fictitious Name d Cheers w u m o m i ana mat i ntena 10 r*gi»let said name Mm vw DMaion d Corporations. Talahastaa. Florida, to accordance Mm Vw provtsiona d Vw nchboui Name Sututas. to-WL Section 855 09. Flonda Sututas 1991. Vtocant E. Castate. President Pubkah August 4, 2002 PPOOS U N D ID STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIOA CASS NO. 0250041-CrHURLSY/VNunac(s) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. PRSLMMNARY ORDER OF FORECLOSURE FOR PUBLICATION Nottoa It hereby gfvan Vwl on July 16, 2002. to Vw case d linked States v Brian Rowland. Casa No. 0250051-CR-HURLE Y/VXunac(t). Vw linked Stales District Court tor Vw Southern Dtsbtd d Florida entered a Preknanary Order d Fortenure condemning and tortektog ■w WBOwng propvny 10 inw urwta Siam* d Amartca: • 5400.I X X to United SUtes currency aaUad from 16591 75m Tral North. Pakn Beach Gardens. Ftortda on or about March 27. 2002 b. S5X.290 X to tinned States currency tailed bom 875 Bear Creak Court. Winter Springs. Ftortda on or about March 27.2002 c. 148 020 X to linked Sutee cur­ rency tetrad from Brian Rowland on or about Aprtl 10. 2002 d. 549.940 X to Unkad SUtes c u tency tarred bom 2771 NE 15m o o m , rompwno uvven, rnnaa on or about Aprtl 10. 2002. a. 5200,170 00 to Unkad States currency tetrad bom 4583 Tigua Wand C o u t WtoSar Park. Ftortda on or about Aprs 10.2002 (. Two percale d land located al Ld 18 and L d X . Cascades al Cedar Creak, ONrwVto, North Carokna, and mora particularly daacrtwd as: A l d Vwl oartato loL paroaL or trad d land trkjele. lying and being to I IWfTtiuig Township, Jwcfcson County. North Carokna. and mora pervedarty daacrtwd aa tokows: TR ACT I Bdng al d Vwl oartato 1.278 acre bad d land know a i L d 16, Caacedee al Cedar Creak, shown on a put Vwrad trained "Put tor Brian Rowland.* drawn by John a Long 6 Associates. Drawing No. 07TR A U LTIi. dated AprV 24. IM 7. and recorded In Pld Cabtod ■ d Side B64 d Vw Jackson CouVy RegWtry to affadl raNranca la hereby •p^ctflcsdy mods. Together MVi and subyact to an -Eslakng Prtyau Rd (25' RAY)- aa ■hmwi on Vw abort referenced plat. TogeVwr wkh and aubfed to a ndaof-way to Narkahala Power and U 9 I tor a (ranartaaaton kna, as Viowi on Vw abort ralartnced (Sal TogaVwr wkh and aubfad to any and a l rwttrtcttone, conditiona, covananu, aaaamanla. and d-way d pubkc record Subject to that Declaration d RkaktcVvk Covananu aa recorded to Book M 2 at Page 560 d Vw Jackaon County Regwoy and aubjad to Vwl Second Declaration d Protective Covananu lor Caackdaa al Cedar Creak aa attached hereto aa EjV M *A* to which idocence U hereby apedhcaiy made. Being a potion d Vw aama land* and prarraaas daaertoad to Vw daad to Vw GRANTOR hereto bom S C O TT TRAUTH and wtta. KATHIE J TRAUTH. and trdKE U CA and wka. CHERYL UCA. a V s 5RCHAEL U C A and wda. CHERYL UCA. ddad February 3. 1995. and recorded to Daad Book 880 al Page 304 and rarecorded to Dead Book 892 at Page 241 d Vw Jackaon County RadMrjL to which ralaranew la spacilicaily made. TR ACT II. Being al d mat oartato 1 078 acre bad d land known i t Lot X , Catcadaa al Cedar Creak, ahown on a pld Vwrad ankttad *Pla! tor Brtoi Rowland.’ drawn by John R. Long S Associate!. Drawing No. 07TRAULT18. dated Aprs 24. 1997. and recorded to Ptal Cabtod • al Side 854 d Vw Jackaon CouVy Regwby to artch rateranca la hereby apeckicafy mad# TogaVwr wkh and aubjad to a rlghld-wey tor Vw ’soakng privato gravel road" tor Ingraaa and egress to and bom Vw -Private Rd to SR-H2QT aa •hown on Vw above relerenced plal TogaVwr Mm and sUyad to an To e in g Private Rd (25' fVWT aa shown on Vw above referenced plat TogaVwr wkh and tubfecl to a ngra d-way to NanUhdk Power and LVV tor a barwmwaion kna as shown on Vw above referenced plal. TogaVwr wkh and tubfad to any and a l restrictions, condkiorw. covenants, easements, and rt(Fa*d wey d pubkc record Subfad to Vwt Declaration d Rattnova Covananu as recorded m Book 692 kl Page 560 d Vw Jackson CouVy Regetry and sUyad lo mat Second Declaration d Pro!active Covananu tor r a trades d Cedar Creak as anechad hereto aa E ih M *A' to which raUianoa u hereby apeahesty made Bang a portion d VW u n i lands and promisee desorbed m Vw daad to Vw GRANTOR harem bom S CO TT TRAUTH and wka. KATHIE J TRAUTH. and MIKE U CA wid Mla. CHERYL UCA. a V t MICHAEL U CA and wka. CHERYL UCA. dated February 3. 1995. and recorded m Deed Book 880 al Page 304 and re­ recorded m Daad Book 892 d Pag# at Page 241 d Vw Jackson CouVy Registry, to which ralaranca w aoecifcaty made g One 1994 Hatley Davidton motorcycle. Flonda lag i76861A. VIN 1HO1BML13RY01146T. h One 2000 Chavrdd 3600 Eipreta Van. Flonda lag 4B58CIK, VIN 1GNHG35R3YI1459X l One 2000 25 loot World Cal motor vassal. Florida registration SFL3385LF. huS idandication SEPY55230A0X | One 1997 25 tod Pursuk motor veaeel. hui SSSUXM14F697. TTw torogomg Prakmmary Order d Fcrtek ue having been arkarod on JUy 16. 2002. kw Unkad Sulat hereby gives nobca d is rtanbon to dapoae d Vw tortsied property m such mannar as Vw llnaad S u n s Attorney General may dead. Any peroon having or ctamvng a legal nghL Me or miereet m Vw atoremenboned property mual petition Vw Dutnd Court tor the Southern Domes d Flonda tor a hearmg to acSudcaU Vw vakday d hn/hsr D vw vrvc Retpecffuiy submated. GUY A. LEWIS UNITED STATES ATTORNEY By ANTONIA J BARNES Assitlarr U S Attorney S X Ausirakan Avenue. Suto 4 X Waal Pakn Beach, a 33401 Tel: (551)6205711 Fas: (561)655-9755 FW Bar No 251777 Pubkah: August 4. It. 15.2002 ppooe SMALL CLAMS SUMMONS STATE OF WISCONtM CMCUTT COURT WAUKESHA COUNTY TO: Sean P Hogan 5310 B sytd Lana Longwood. FL 32779 You ara being sued by Landmark Credit Union, at Vw Smal Clanw C out d Wadtaaha County. Casa No : X-SC-3433. A hearing M l ba held al I X pm on August 12. 2003 al Vw Waukesha County Courthouse. Room 266. 515 W. Moreland Boulevard. (262) 5487557. X you do not appear, a Judg­ ment may ba given to Vw peroon sung you (A copy d Vka dafm has baan maked to you at Vw addroee above) Wa are attempting to ookad a debt EXE VIN# 106CH5302M4225369 3) 1994 CHEVROLET P-UP VINS 2QCEC19K9R1243716 4) 1966 CHEVROLET NOVA VINS 1YISK8844GZ236M1 8) 1989 CHEVROLET CAMARO VINS 101FP21E0KL130597 6) 1984 CHEVROLET VAN VW* 1GCDQ150XE 7140659 7) 1995 0EOPR1ZM VW* 1Y1SK5286S7017349 8) 1985 JEEP ORANO CHEROKEE VW* 1JCNJ15N3FT0567X 9) 1954 MERCEDES 500SEL VW* WDB1260X120X155 10) 1998 SATURN 40R VIN* 1O8ZKS270W7225302 11) IM 7 NISSAN 2X S X VW* JN1VS26S4HWQ3449I Pubkah August 4. 2002 PP013 NOTICE OF CLA M OF U E N 5 PROPOSED SALE OF VEMCLES LEINOR PREFERRED AUTO WORKS. 1610 N MAIN 8T KISSMMEE FL 32744 Data d Sals 06/1802 TYrw d Sal*: 6 X AM YFVMAKE VIN* 88 MONO 1HOED3646JA049671 VrtU BE SOLO TO SATISFY TO W ­ ING 4 STORAGE FEES PLUS ACCUMULATING STORAOE OWNER MAS A RIGHT TO A HEAR­ ING PRIOR TO BALE DATE. ANY VEHICLE WHICH REMAINS UNCLAIMED OR FOR WHICH THE CHARGES FOR RECOVERY TOW ­ ING 4 STORAGE SERVICES REMAIN UNPAID. MAY BE SOLD AFTER X DAYS IF THE VEHICLE IS MORE THAN 3 YEARS OF AGE ANO AFTER X 0AY8 IF THE VEHI­ CLE IS 3 YEARS OF AGE OR LESS FREE OF ALL PRIOR LIENS. SALE WAX BE H EIO AS POSTED 4 AT THE LOCATION INOICTED FOR THE LIENOR ABOVE. Pubkah: August 4. 2002 PP014 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR MO TO AMEND ITtE SANFORO LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS TTW C ty d Sanford Planning and Zoning Commaaton wd hdd a Pubkc I leering to rsvwa and recommend to kw Cty Commwston amendments to tfw Sanlord Land Oavatoprrwnl Ragdattorw. Schedule F: General Requromentt tor Bukdnga, Parcels. Yards. Bukdetg Setbacks and Lighting Standards. Schedule H: Minimum VahtcuUr OflSlraat Parking Space Requirements. and any kkormabon ckkemad MV ba Schedule K: Sign Regdabona. and Schedule R: Airports and Aircraft, x ueed tor Vwt purpoaa. Thursday. August 15,1002 al 7 X Dated mto 29m day d August, PM. In tha City Commrsnon 2002. Mark C. Damwdar CJwTtoera, Sarkord Cky Hal Stato Bar No : 01017259 kkeroaled partial may appear al DARNIEOER. WEST, DAVIS 6 OCRttw meebnq and X heard rogardng AOHTY the propoeed amendments. 735 N Water Stroat Suae 9 X Intorostad parties may aiao aubmk Mhvaukae. W1 53202 M in x comments regardmg me pro­ (414)277-14X posed amendments to Jay Marder. Pubkah August 4. 2002 Daactor d Planting and Commuiky PPX7_________________________ Development. P. O. Boa 1788. Sarkord. FL 32772-1786. Holloa ol A copy d ttw propoeed amend\ApMcto Aui 'thm iR P ii ■ on »■• wm m# riAnmog ana Auction Daw 5-2353 Community Deveiopmanl (I) 1996 Nissan Pickup Gm Oapartmanl at Cky Ha*. Sarkord. WU 1N50O26S5WCX7576 Fluid* and may X kwpeded by ttw Auction artt ba held on Sea Above pubkc. Dates Advtoe to ttw pubkc- If a parson Al 2pm Al TrLCouky Towing daddaa to appeal a deciaix made 1156 Baaa Ava wvaar Spgt FL wkh rasped to any matter consid­ 32706 ered al ttw above hearmg. X may Pubkah August 4.2002 I need k vertwbm record d ttw proppooa esadngt. Induing tetkmony and evidence, which record la n d provid­ NOTICE ed by the Cky d Sanlord (F B VehlcW Auction 0 9 00am 288 0105) WHEN Auguat It . 1002 Persona wah rkssbttkii needng WHERE: PkuTs Truck and Auto ssswtsnca to parbapato m ttw proRepair. Inc.. 1919 «V. 1st 8t»aL ceedtoga should coniad I X Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 Paraonnd Office ADA Coordtwtor d VEHICLE. 407 330-5825 48 hours to advance YEAR: 1906 d kw mealing. MAKE: Dodge Pubkah: August 4. 2002 MODEL 4 DR PP0I5 COLOR Blue VW ( : 1B3BE35KQOC146945 W THE C W C U T COURT Pubkah: Auguat 4.2002 OF THE EIGHTEENTH PP010 JUOfCtAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR EIM M O LE COUNTY. PUBLIC AUCTION FLORIOA Pubkc auction to ba held at 1 2 X PROBATE DIVISION p m x Vw 18m day ot Auguat CASE NO.: 02-72XCP 1001. Ai Vw tronl door d BanSord W RE: ESTATE OF Towing and Recovery torsled at LUCIA ANNA RIQOI k Va 2522 Country Chib R d. Sarkord. FI LUCY A RIGGI. 32771, tor Vw pupoaa d dWpoemg Oacaatsd d Vw tokowtng vehrcW. NOTICE TO CREDITORS YEAR 1978 MAKE OLDS T X admvrvitration d kw atlsla d VW4 3N37R8M143759 LUCIA ANNA RKKU k V a LUCY A. RIGGI. deceased, whoa# date d Pubkc auction to ba hold d I 2 X p m on Vw IM i day a t Auguat daarn was January 15. 2 X 1 : It 3001. At Vw fcork door d Sarkord pendmg m ttw Ctreuk Court tor Towing and Racovary located at OfTinoit County. Fkxide, Probate Drvtuon. Fdo Numbo t 02 723CP. 2522 Coukry Club Rd , Sarkord. FI 32771, tor Vw pupoaa d dapoamg ttw address d which It P.O. Drawer of in« fooowng wmov. C. Sanlord. Flonda 32771. T X TEAR 1985 MAKE OLDS namaa and addrst tea d kw peroonal rtpraaenlatlvt and kw personal VW4 1G38V69Y4F91297X Pubkc auction to ba held kl 12.X rsprssantalrva s attorney era ael torth bdow. p m x Vw IM i day a t August 1002 Al Vw berk door d Sarkord A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE Towing and Racovary located al NOT1FIEO THAT: A l cradkora d ttw decedent and 2522 Coukry Ctob R d. Sarkord. FI 32771. tor Vw pupoaa d deposing ottwr persona, who have dams or d Vw tokomng vessel rtrninrH agamit tba dactdanfi YEAR UNKNOWN MAKE JOHN M UM . tnducUd unmaturad, oonbn* gtnl or unhqukUled dairna. ond who VW# FLZR522S84X PubkahAugust 4. 2002 have been served a oopy ol ttka nobca. mud Ns kwrr dakna wah kaa PP011 cout WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF NOTICE OP U CN SALE In irm n jin r i w fi f it pfovutona of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 8 U I« low. thoro b#«ng duo and NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE unpaid chargee tor which Vw under­ DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF signed W endued to aabaty an THIS NOTICE ON THEM owner's hen d Vw goods haromafwr A l other cradkora of ttw it v e t e i daacrtwd and taorod al LlncW Bob a and ottwr persona who X v e dame or demands agaawt ttw decedent ■ Set Storage localed at 2550 w aatala Including xmalured. conkn25m Sireel Sarkord. Flonda 32771, (407) 324-9905 And. due nonce gent or unkguntotod deans, mud Ne having b e x grvan. to Vw owner d tw a darns wah ttka octal WITHIN 3 •aid property and •( padwa known MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF to daen x mtaroal Vwrwn. and Vw FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS kma spackWd In such nokoa tor payNOTICE mark d such having aspeed. Vw A a CUUMS NOT SO F LE D WXX BE FOREVER BARRED goods affi ba add at pubkc auebx d vw above staled address to Vw highT X dele d krtt pubkeabon d mw •si bidder o t oVwnmsa dipotad d Notice la August 4, 2002 x 15 ALKL 2002 Data d Aucnx Personal Reproterkakvs Tima 2 X PM DOLORES PALMA AUCTIONEER 6661 Marble Court U C NO Wkkar Park. Ftortda 32792 Uni No Customer Name I ail Wkam H Mormon. Eaqtara BALDWIN 4 MORRISON. P A Known AXrtss Ul sun icoiaitsL 7 1 X Soutti fkdiway 1752 Dtsuiplion__ d Qoodi lo ba AiMmnarl Fern Park. FL 327X Chartaa H Mcaaoth. Jr. Houaahdd Attorney tor Paraonal Representative Td (407)834-1424 Flonda BarNo 143303 °WfUn W Suprarwnd. Houaahdd Pubkah August 4. It. 2002 goods, dovws 6 smal tumkua Alan R. Carter. (976 20 BMW PP016 VW42375912 Pubkah August 4.11.2002 PP012 M THE Cm ClKT COURT OF THE 18TH NOTICE OF SALE JUOKXAL CIRCUIT. PUBLIC AUCTION M ANO FOR IN PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STAT­ EEIMNOLE COUNTY, UES 713 7S THE FOLLOWING FLORIOA VEHICLE w il l BE SOLO AT PUB­ GENERAL LIC AUCTION ON TUESOAY JURISDICTION OIVTSION AUGUST 20. 2002 AT 1 0 X AM AT C A M NO: X C A 6 T 1 4 G CORTES TOWING SERVICE. 245 IRWIN MORTGAGE ORANGE AYE LONGWOOO. CORPORATION. FLORIOA THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLO A8 IS WITH NO TITLE PLAINTIFF OUARANTEE SELLER VS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BIO JEFFREY R MARKHAM. IF UVtNO. BIOOING STARTS AT AMOUNT ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN OWED FOR TOWING ANO 8TOR SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. AGE VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. TO SALE FORM OF PAYMENT IS LIENORS. CREDITORS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CtRCUTT, Kl ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: X CA 452 14 O OE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. IN C . PLAINTIFF VS FRANCISCO M OTERO. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST FRANCISCO M. OTERO. USA NAVARRO IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST U S A NAVARRO. DEERSONQ HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC : CITIFINCIAL EOUITY SERVICES. INC. F/K/A COMMERCIAL CRFOfT CONSUMER SERVICES. IN C : JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Summary Ftod Judgment d Foradoturo deled Jd y 25. 2 X 2 entered to Crv* Cate No d ttw Cfrcul Court d ttw 15TH Jutkaal Ckcuk to x d tor SEMINOLE County. Sanlord, Florida. I wkl aa4 to ttw tvghesl and bed ladder tor cash al ttw Was! Front Door al ttw SEMI­ NOLE C o xty Courthouse located al X I N. Park Avenue to Sanlord. Flonda. al 1 I X am. x ttw 27 day d August. 2 X 2 I X lobovrtng detertwd properly as set forth m said Summary Fuel Judgment, lo­ ws LO T 88 DEERSONQ 2. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 48. PAGES 27. 28 ANO 29. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Deled ttae X y d JUL 25. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk d ttw Cecul Cowl By: Card Moore Undeay Deputy Clerk Pubkah to: THE SEMINOLE HERALO THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J 8TERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 Unrvertty Dove Suae 500 Pledabx. FL 33324 (954)233 8 0 X IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persons wah dwebwxs need tog a tpeoal accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al ttw SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407555-4227. I 800 9555771 (TOO) or 1-5X9555770. trie Flonda Relay Service. Pubkih August 4. 11.2002 PP01B IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JU D C IA L CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORE3A GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: 02 CA 144 14 K IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF V8 JANE E ACKERMAN. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST JANE E. ACKERMAN UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JANE E. ACKERMAN. IF ANY; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN U N A N T S IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Summary Fawl Judgment d Foreclosure dated July 24. 2002 entered to Crv* Case No C2 C A 564 14 K d ttw Crrcut Cowl d ttw 14TH Jurkoal Crrcu* to and lor SEMINOLE County Sanlord. Flonda. I wW set to ttw rvdw d and twit bOdw lor cash •I ttw West Front Door al Vw SEMI­ NOLE Couay Courthouse located al X I N Park Avenue to Sanlord. Flonda. el II X a m x ttw 27 day d August. 2 X 2 ttw toaowng IN THE CtRCUTT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CTRCUTT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DTYTSION C A M NO: M C A 664 14 K NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO . PLAINTIFF VS JERRY L. LEWIS. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST PY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST JERRY L LEWIS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JERRY L LEWIS. IF ANY. CENOBIA LEON LEWIS; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN U N A N T S IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Summary Final Judgment d Foreclosure dtled J d y 24. 2002 entered to Ctrl C m No . 02-CA55414 K d the Croat Court d »w 1BTH Judcial Croat to and tor SEMINOLE Coxty. Santord. Ftortda. I wff aal to -W . a i - ■ - -a s-1 -a .a — 4- tn# n»gfd'si ana-a a-.Dew D*ooer »ar c u neel ttw Well Front Door al ttw SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse localed at X I N. Park Avsnus to Santord. Flonda. d 11X am on kw 27 day d August. 2002 the toltowtng daacrtwd preparty at sal torth to •aid Summary Final Judgment toDHL LOT 5. BLOCK X . WEATHERSFIELD SECOND ADDITION. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 1M ANO 103. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. Deled ttaa 24 day d Jdy. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork d ttw Ckcdi Cowl By: Mary Stroupe Deputy Ctork Pubkah si: THE SEMINOLE HERALO THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S University Drive Suite 500 Plantation, FL 33324 (95412335000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, persons wah de tbiatos needIna • ire fu l ecoorrmodebon should coniad COURT ADMINISTRATION, at ttw SEMINOLE C o x ty Courthouse el 407565-4227, I 5 X 9555771 (TOO) or 15005665770. vw Flonda Relay Service Pubkah Auguel 4.11.2002 PP020 M TH E CE4CUTT COURT OF THE U TH JU n C U LC M C U T, IN ANO FOR M M M O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION C A M NO.: 0O-CA-1533-14W BANKONE. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. TRUSTEE BY RESIDENTIAL FUNDING CORPORATION ITS ATTORNEY IN FACT. Pleas*!, vs. JEANNINE DAWSON. KENDRICK SYKES; ENGLE HOME/ORLANDO. IN C ; KINGSBRIDGE COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION. INC : UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEANNINE DAWSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f KENDRICK SYKES. JOHN OOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. Defendants RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwsued lo e Final Judgment d Forectoture X W d ttw day ol NOV X . 20 X . and entered In Case No X - C A - 1533-14W, d ttw Crrcu* C o x d ttw 18TH Judoel Crrcu* to end tor Senvnoto Coxty. Florida I wff tek to ttw fsxesl and best bid­ der tor cash d ttw W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE d ttw Senvnoto County Courthouse. In Semnoto Coxty. FtonX el 11X o’clock a m x ttw dey d AUG22. 2002. ttw tokowing detertwd m m ty es tel torth n teid Fnal Judgrrwd. to w* LOT 308. KINGSBRIDGE EAST VILLAGE UNIT 3A. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT TH E R E O f AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 54. PAGES 25 THROUGH 27. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA A/K/A 617 HAMPSHIRE LANE. OVIEDO. FL 32765 in accordance wah kw Americans wen Dtsabttwt Ad. Persons w«h Disahwtwa needeig e special ecoommodakx to parbapato In ttas proceedng thodd contact #w Court Adnvnwiretor al 201 N Park Avenue Sanlord FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)323 4330 n d tolar men seven (7) days prior to kw pro ceedng It hearing Impaired. (TOO) 15 X5555771 or Voce <V )15X 5555770 via Florida Raley Services Deled k*s X y d JUt 22. 2002 MARY ANNE MORSE Ctork Ol T X Croat Court By Mery Stroupe Deputy Ctork Subnvbedby Law Offr e of Marshal C. Walton 1800 NW 49m Street. Suite I X Fori LeuderXto. FtonX 33309 Telephone (954)4535365 Facamto (954)7715052 Pubkah August 4.11.2002 PPM I �T iie S eminole H erald Legals L egals ■i IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE i r r n JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR StWUNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION C A M NO.: O t-C A -ltM -M K DANK ONE FINANCIAL SERVICES. IN C . PlonMI. v* a O R lO A STATE TRUST CORPORATION. TRUSTEE UNDER THE PROVISION OF A TR U S T AGREEMENT DATED W W AND KNOWN AS TR UST 2305. d a l. O K w Iirti NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE (P IM M pubkth In THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN purauant lo a Final Judgment ol Foredoaure dated th. 24 day ol JOy, 2002, and entered m CaM No OtCA-213014 K. ot the C ro A Court ol the tBTH Judetai CStuit In and lor Seminole County. Florida, otieren BANK ONE FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC » die PlamMI and FLORIDA STATE TR UST CORPORATION. TR USTEE UNDER THE PROVI­ SION OF A TR UST AOREEM. CAROL F. SPINELLI. FREEMAN C. BRUCE, JR ; JAMES J FRAZIER. JANIS F MILLER. JO Y L MCLAUGHLIN. JUDITH F MERCAD ANTE; JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY . I M l eel lo Vie leghetl and beet tedder lot caah al the W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CO UR T­ HOUSE. In Seminole County, Florida, el 1100 on Fie 27 day ot Auguet. 2002. me loOowing deecrbed properly at eat lonti m M id Final Judgment, to-wit LOT 8. LAKE JESSUP HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGE 67. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AJK/A: 2305 PALM DRIVE. OVIEDO, a 32785 In accordance vim Fie Amencwit MFi D s a ta w . Ad. Pereone Mm OaabMiet needng e special eooommodetion lo partiapele ei Fee pro­ ceeded should contact Fie Court AcFneintralor el 201 N Part Avenue. Sanlord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)323-4330 not later Fian seven (7) days prior lo Fie proceedng H hearing impend. (TOO) 1-6000550771 a Voce (V )I6 0 0 0556770 via Florida Relay Services Dated File day ot JUL 22.2002. MARY ANNE MORSE CMS Ot The CacuS Court By MaryStroupe Deputy CMS Submtnedby Law Office ot Marshal C Watson 1600 NW 4»m SbeeL Suae 120 Fori Lauderdale. Flonda 33300 Tetephone: (054)4530385 FacaanAe (054)771-6052 Pubkah: August 4,11.2002 PP022_________________________ M THB C n C W T COURT OF T H I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF T H I STATE OF FLOMOA. Ft ANO FOR SUNN OLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Caae No: U -C A -6 1 5 1 5 0 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III. MAURICE ADAMS. J R j JANE DOE ADAMS. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF MAURICE ADAMS. JR ; IF LIVING, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPEC­ TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. 0EVISEE8. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS AND TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd DEFENDANT(S). HIDOEN RIDGE CONDOMINIUM HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. P IC ; JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. Detendaraa NOTICE OF SALE Notice la hereby grren Fiat, paeuant to a Final Stannary Judgment ol Foredoaure entered In Fie abovettyted cauM. In Fie Cacut Court ol Semnole County. Florida. I M6 eat the property situate In Seminole CouFy. Flonda. deecrtbed as. UNIT NO SCF. OF HIDOEN RIDGE CONDOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDO­ MINIUM THEREOF. RECOROEO IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1357 AT PAGE 0825. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA ANO FILED AMEND­ MENTS THERETO. TOGETHER WITH AN UNOtVIOEO INTEREST Ft AND T O THE COMMON ELE­ MENTS APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT AS SET FORTH Ft THE DEC­ LARATION OF CONDOMINIUM AK/A 725 8 NORTH LAKE BLVD, •50. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 32701. at pubic sale, to Fie Inkiest and best bidder, tor cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMNOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA Flonda. at 1100 A M . on Fie 29 day at AugueL 2002. Maryame Morse ClerV ol CIRCUIT Court BY Rum Kang Deputy Clerti Law Offices ol Daniel C. Consuegre 6901 North Armenia Avenue Tampa. Flonda 33804-1041 Attorneys tor PlainM Pubksh August 4.11.2002 PPQ24 Ft THE CWCUtT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICtAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA Ft ANO FOR SEMNOLE COUNTY CURL DIVIStON Case No: 01-CA-1IU-14-G L egals L egals FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE CO UN TY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA at 11.00 AM. on Fw 27 (My ol August. 2002. the Mowing desenbed property at M l forth m UidFnalJubgm inl LOT 10. ALAFAYA WOOO PHASE 10. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 37. PAGE 11. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A/K/A 1042 Beckstrom Drive. Oviedo. FL 32765 WITNESS MY HANO end (he Mel ol this Court on M y 24. 2002 Meryenne Mo tm C»erii o1the O c u t Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerti Echevama &Au o c u Im , PA PO. Boa 25016 Tampa. Florida 33022-5018 ‘ •See Americans with Disabilities Act II you ere a person with a dtMbAfy who needs accommodation m order lo pertopete m this proceed^, you ere entitled at no cost to you. for the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Court Admnetration at 201 N Parti Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771, telephone number (407)885-4227. within 2 wording days of your recast of the docu­ ment. N hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1800-855-8771. Publish August 4. 11.2002 PP027 CASE NO. 01-CA-277T-14-K EMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Ptoimiff. V. TERRY JENKINS. SHARON R JENKINS. TRINA MARRERO. AS TRUSTEE; end not pereoruty under toe provtttons of a True! Agreement dated toe 3rd day of May. Year Two Thousand. Known as Trust Number 2413 Key Ave Lendtrust. end el unknown parties claiming by. torough. under or eganst the above named defendants, who are not known to be dead or akve. whether •etd unknown parties claim as heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, keoort. creator*, trustee*, spouses, or other claimants. "TENANT i l and/or TENANT S2*. the parlies intended to account for the person or persons m possession Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby grven that, pursuant lo toe Fnel Judgment of Foredoaure dated >Ay 24. 2002. in to>s cause. I will sell the property situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida deaertoed as: THE SOUTH 7 FEET OF LOT 6. ALL OF LOT 7. AND THE NORTH 16 FEET OF LOT 6. BLOCK 10. WYNNEWOOO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGES 92. 93. AND 94. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA aV k 2413 Kffy Avarua. Santord. Flonda 32771 at pubkc sato. to ffw htgfwst and bmt bkktor. tot caah. al ffw Waal trom door o t ma Samwioia County CourthouM located at 301 North Park Avanua. Santord. SEMINOLE County. Flonda. al 11 DO o'clock a m . on August 27. 2002. Datad al Santord. Flonda ffw 24 (toy ot July. 2002 (Sod) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Clark ot ffw O c u t Coul By Dorothy W Holton Deputy Clark Douglas C Zahm. PA. 18830 U S Mary 19 N . >300 Ctoarwatwr. FL 33784 (727)538-4911 phorw / (727)5391094lrur Pi m m pubkah In: Tlw Semmota Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICAN DtSABKITIES ACT. A PERSON IN NEED OF A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICI­ PATE IN THIS PROCEEDING OR TO ACCESS A COURT SERVICE. PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY SHALL. WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME PRIOR TO ANY PROCEEDING OR NEEO TO ACCESS A SERVICE. PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY. COURT THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OF THE COURT. 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771, TELEPHONE (407) 325 4330. OR 1600-9558771 (ThO). or 1600-9556770 (V). VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE PubkahAugust 4,11.2002 PPG31 2591 E«tt Oakland Par* BMJ . Suit 303 Fort Laudardato. FL 33305 Publish Sanford M#ra»d Pubfcsh August 4, 11.2002 PP032 L egals L egals I’ilftO 311 L egals — CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, vs. DAVIO S C O TT NORTON. JANE DOE NORTON. UNKNOWN WIFE OF DAVIO SCO TT NORTON; CHER LYNN NORTON; JOHN DOE NORTON. UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF CHER LYNN NORTON. IF LIVINO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S). IF REMARRIEO. AND IF OECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS AND TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd DEFENDANT(S); SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE. INC DIVA SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION SERVICES. IN C : JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. Detendanu NOTICE OF SALE Notice t, hereby grven trial, purmem to a Final Stannary Judgment ol Foredoaure entered In me above•tyted cause. In the O o r t Court oI Semnole Canty. Florida. I w-a eat Fie property eituale to Seminole Canty. Flonda. deecrtbed at: LOT 28. CHESTNUT ESTATES PHASE 1. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 46. PAGE 47 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A/K/A 1839 SENECA BLVD . WIN­ TER SPRINGS. FL 32706 at pubec tale, to Fie ra^ieet and beat bidder, tor cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMNOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA. Florida, al 11DO A M . on Fie 29 day ct Auguet. 2002 Maryame Morse Clerti ot CIRCUIT Court BY Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerti Law Offcee of Daniel C. Consuegre 6901 North Armenia Avenue Tampa. Flonda 33604 -1041 Attorneys tor Plaintiff PubAeh; Auguet 4,11, 2002 PP025 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICtAL CWCUtT IN ANO FOR SEMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVK. ACTION CASE NO. 02-106-CA OMSKMt+a MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC. AS NOMINEE FOR TAYLOR. BEAN AND WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PlainM. va. CA R R O a A .N O K E8 .eta L OafandantO). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur­ suant to a Final Judgmanl at Mortgaga Foradoaura datad A Jy 28. 2002. and entered In Caee NO. 02108 ol Fie Cmart Court ot ff» EIGH­ TEENTH Juddel Ctrora to and tor SEMNOLE County, Florida whareto MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS­ TRATION SYSTEMS. INC. AS NOM­ INEE FOR TAYLOR. BEAN ANO WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORPO­ RATION. W the PlainM and CARR O a A. NOKES; KATHLEEN NOKES; CITIFINANCIAL EQUITY SERVICES. INC.: are the Detendems. I we tel to Fie Ncffieet end beet Odder tor caah el WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD, FLORIDA si 1100 AM. on Fie 29 day ot August. 2002. Ihe tokotong e e meAl e rl ■■ ■i ■i ■ ft . a n m—* | i. ,aii toe oiSw c r o w propwTy K l M l KXlTl n eeld Final judgment LOT 74, 8AUSAUTO. SECTION THREE. ACCOROINO T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 2«. PAGE 74 THROUGH 78. INCLUSIVE. PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. AJK/A 201 Doeter Drive. Ceseetoeny. FL 32707 WITNESS MY HANO end Fie seel ol Fee Court on July 28. 2002. Ueryeme Morse Clerti ot Fw Cirart Court By Mery Straps Deputy Clerti Echevarria ! Associates. P A PO. Bos 25018 Tampa. Flonda 33822-8018 "See Americana wffh Dwebtboee Ad F you ere e person wth e cksatvery who needs eccommodeoon to order to participate to Fas proceedng. you are embed at no oosl to you. tor Fie provision ot certain assistance. Please corned Court Admraatraoon at 201 N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771, tetephone number (407)885-4227. within 2 working day* ol your receipt ol mis docu­ ment. F hearing impend. (TOO) 1800-9556771. Pubkah Auguat 4.11.2002 PP026 THE CIRCUTT COURT OF TH E EtOHTEEMTH JumcMLcncwT Ft ANO FOR SEMNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVE. ACTION CASE NO. Q3-1T5CA DIVISION 14-K. MERRia LYNCH MORTGAGE CAPITAL va L egals StiiMlny. Aufiusl 4. 2002 PlainM. AUTUMN LEA KNOUSE. at at. Defendants). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur­ suant lo a Final Judgment at Modgage Foradoaura dated > Ay 24. 2002. and entered to Casa NO 02178 ol Fie Ceoat Court ol Fie EIGH­ TEENTH Judvaal Cmua to and tor SEMNOLE County. Flonda wherein MERRILL LYNCH MORTGAGE CA PITA L M the Plaintiff and AUTUMN LEA KNOUSE: era Fie Detendanu. I wd eei to Fie Ngheel and beat tedder tor caah at WEST NOTICE The S t Johne River Water Menspsmsnl Dietrtd has recetved Fie apptcaFon(s) tor Consumptive Water Use horn cay ot Lake Mary. 100 C o rn y Club Road. Lake Mary. Flonda 327956445. appkcabon 46282. The apparent proposes to wahdraw 6 39 mkkon galena pat day at water to supply • popdaum ol 14. 108 peopia to 200? The wffhdraweia used by F»a proposed preyed wW consist ot Gromd Water trom Fit Floridan Aqutor via 5 adrve wets and 2 proposed weSs in Serrvnote CouFy. located to SecOona 5 7,6. Townstvp 20 South. Range X East, known al C*y ol l i k l Mary The Mats) contarvng each ol Fie abovekaled appheabonfs) are ivaaetAa tor tnapeebon Monday Fvou^i Fnday aewpl tor legal hokdaye. 600 a m to 800 pm at rna St Johns River Water Managernem District Headquartara or me appropriate service earner Wnoen obteebona to Fie appkcabon may be made, but should be teed w «i (received by) Fw District Clerk. 4049 Rato S t. Paiatka. Flonda 32177*1429. no Mar than 21 days kom Fw data ct ptblcaaon. Wrffton obyecBorw shotid WentFy Fw obyactor by name and address, and ktoy dasenbe Fw obysdion to Fw appicabon Fbng a wrFten obyadion does ntF enOOe you to a Chapter 120. Flonda Statutes. Admmwbsbve Meanng Only Floss per sons whose substantial vFeraaU are affected by Fw appkcabon and who Me a petition meeting Fw raquramtms ot Ssdiorw 120 598 and 120 87, Flonda Statutes, and Chapter 28-108. Florida Admnsbabva Coda, may cbtan an Arbrwitibabva heanng AJ bmely Ned wnoen ebteebona wW be presented to Fw Board tor conttoersbon n as delberabona on appkcabon pna to Fw Board taking action on Fw appkcabon Gtona Lewis. Drecscn, Division ol Parma Dels Services St Johns River WaWr Managernem Dwtnd Pubkah August 4. 2002 PP006 THECIRCUfT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUS IN ANO FOR SEM NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 02-804-CA DIVISION 14-0. WASHINGTON MUTUAL HOME MORTGAGE. INC. SUCCESSOR INTEREST TO PNC MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF AMERICA. Plaintiff. v». MARK ZACCOUR. el ei. Defendants). NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure deled Jufy 25. 2002. and entered m CaM NO. 02804 of toe Clrcuff Court of toe EIGH­ TEENTH Judoei Circus In end lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL HOME MORTQAOE. INC. SUCCESSOR INTEREST TO PNC MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF AMERICA, la toe Ptatotift end MARK ZACCOUR; FAIRWINOS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION. AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATED SERVICES. INC.; SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF CO UN TY COMMISSIONERS; ere toe Defendants. I wfl eel to toe highest and best bidder for cash at W EST FRONT DOOR O f TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA el 1100 AM. on the 10th day of September. 2002. the foftowtng desenbed property as set forth In said Final Judament L O T 3. BLOCK4.A.B. RUSSELL'S ADOmON TO FORT REED. A SUB­ DIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. AT PAGE 97. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO ALSO THE NORTH 22 I FEET OF THE SOUTH 39 I FEET OF THE WEST 7.9 FEET OF LOT 4. BLOCK 4. OF SA10 A B RUSSELL'S ADDI­ TION TO FORT REED A/K/A 2803 Oranmffffw Avonut. Sanford. FL 32773 WITNESS MY HAND and toe sato ot»V4 Court on JUL 28,2002. U v y n w Mora* Clwk ol ffw Cbcul Court By Rum King DeputyCtofk EctwwiW SAkkOdktok. P A P.0 Box 25019 Tampa. Florida 33822-5018 "Soo Anwrtcorw wffh DwrbWtur A d It you ora « poraon wffh « dw rb ty who rwodt kccommortobofl In ordwr to poibcfooto In fflW proewedng you are ffnWkd tt no cod to you. tor ffw provirion oI c rittn asaistanca. PWkM oonloct Court AUmrnwblbon al 201 N. Pffik Avonuo, Skntord, Florida 32771, Mophona numtwr (407)8854227, within 2 working day* ot you raootpt ot ffw docurrwm. It haortng Impaired. (TOO) 1800-9856771. Pubkth: Auguat 4. II . 2002 PP028 THE CIRCUtT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR 8UMNOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIV*. ACTION C A S IN O . 03-1141-CA otvntoN t4-a PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE. INC.. Pltwnbff. v». MYRA ANN HAYDEN, at at, Dwtwndknt(r). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p u buom to a Final Judgnwm oI Mortgaga Forackwura d«wd JUy 28. 2002. and ontorad In Cota NO. 02114! oltto Cbcul Court al ffw EIGH­ TEEN TH JudtoW Cbcul In and tor SEMINOLE Courffy, Ftondff whwram PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL MORT­ GAGE. INC., lb too Plaintiff and MYRA ANN HAYDEN. HUMBERTO GARCIA PIEDRA: ora tha Owtondamr. I wW Mff to ffw hffjtwri and boot brddor tor cakh at WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE CO UN TY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ TORO. FLOfUOA »U 1 DO AM. on ffw 29m (toy ol August 2002, ffw tokowbig dkkcrtwd proporty at kkl kWh In sard Fatal Judgnwm LOT 23. LAKE HURST. ACCORD INO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 85. PAGES 17. ML 19. ANO 20. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A/K/A 2842 WOovr Bay Tarraca. C atkkffwrry. FL 32707 WITNESS MY HANO and ffw tool olffW Court on JUL 25. 2002. Maryanna Mona Clark ol ffw Cacut Court By Carol MoormUndtay Dwputy Clark Edwvama SAaaoowtok, P A P O Boa 25018 Tampa. Ftorsto 33822-6018 "Saa Anwncarw wffh Daabwtw* Act E you ara a paraon wffh ff dwabrkfy who nwada accommodakon In ordwr to parbopaw In ffw proewdng. you ara anutod al no cow to you. tor ffw provision ot cartabi aatwianca Ptaaaa contact Court Atbranwtrabon at 201 N Park Avanua. Santord. nonda 32771, WWphorw numtwr (407)885-4227. vnthm 2 working days ol yo u racotpt ol ffw docurrwnt: « hsarmg krpaaad. (TOO) 1800-955-6771. Pubkah August 4.11.2002 PP029 M THE CM CUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JU D ICU L CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEM M O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BCMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 02-CA-3S2-14-O HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK. IN C . DANIEL DECOSTA. JR and TRACY OE COSTA, hw ante. UNKNOWN TENANT NO 1; UNKNOWN TE N ­ ANT NO 2: and A a UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMEO DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. DefaretonU NOTICE OF. B A L I PURSUANT TO (iHAPTIR 41 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur auant to an Order or Summary Fatal Judgment of toractoaura datad JUy 25. 2002 and sntorad In Co m No. 02-CA-352-I4-Q ol ffw Cbouff Court oI ffw Elghtoenm Jucbcia! Cacua bi and tor 8amfnoto County. Flonda, wtwrabi Homecomings Financial Network. Inc w Ptornaff and DANIEL DECOSTA. JR. and TRACY DECOSTA, hit ante, UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TEN­ ANT NO. 2. and A a UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMEO DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, are Datomtoma, I wtff aei to ffw high­ est and beat Odder for caah at ffw Waal From D on ol ffw Semnole C a nty CourthouM. 301 North Park Avanua. Santord. Flonda 32771 at Semnole County, Flonda, al 11.00 am. on ffw 29 day ot August. 2002. ffw toffowbig deaerhed property aa sal forth bi sard Order or Fatal Judgnwm. tow* PARCEL 7. FROM THE NORTH­ EAST CORNER OF THE NORTH WEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 31, TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE X EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. RUN SOUTH 69 DEGREES 16 MINUTES X SECONDS WEST. ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID NORTH­ WEST 1/4 OF SOUTHEAST 1/4 A DISTANCE OF 787.96 FEET TO THE EAST RIOHT-OF WAY LINE OF LONG WOOO MARKHAM ROAD SAME BE INO A 66 FOOT WIDE RIGHT-OF-WAY THENCE RUN SOUTH 24 OEGREES MARKHAM ROAD SAME BEING A 66 FO O T WIDE RIGHT-OF-WAY THENCE RUN SOUTH 24 DEGREES 18 MINUTES 56 SEC­ ONDS EAST ALONG SAIO RIGHTOF-WAY X 33 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEAST­ ERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 962 61 FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 18 DEGREES 82 MINUTES 48 SEC­ ONDS AN ARC DISTANCE OF 288 64 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 40 DEOREES 09 MINUTES 41 SECONOS EAST. 203 FEET FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 40 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 41 SEC­ ONDS EAST 78 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 49 DEGREES X MIN UTES 19 SECONOS EAST I X FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 40 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 41 SEC­ ONOS WEST. 75 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 49 DEGREES X MIN­ UTES 19 SECONDS WEST. I X FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN NINO It you ara a paraon wffh a Oaabwty who needs any acaxnmodabon n order to partiapats in bra proceed big. you ora entitled, al no coot to you. to ffw provwam ol carton l a w tones Pleats contact ffw Court at 407666-4330 wffhn two (2) wortung days at you recess ol ffve Notice, ff you are heanng or voce impeaed. cat Flonda Relay Service (800)955•770 DATEO al Santord. Flonda on JUL 26. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk. Cams Court By Ruffi King Aa Deputy C M SMITH. HIATT 6 DIAZ. PA Aaomeya tot Plants! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EfOKTEEKTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO.: 02-CA-4S0 140 . CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANYWEST. successor lo MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plant*. vs STEWART B FAMOUS. J R . and DOROTHEA M FAMOUS, hts w*a. STATEWIDE INVESTORS HOLDINGS TRUST, and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Nonce is hereby given that, pur­ suant to the order or final judgment entered in this cause m the Cecut Court of Semnole County. Flonda. I wi> sell the property situated m Semnole County. Flonda. desenbed as LOT 8. BLOCK 0. WOOOMERE TERRACE SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGE 92. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and commonly known as 1601 Tan ace Drive. Sanford. FL 32T73 at pubkc sale, lo the highest and best bidder, for cash, at tha west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Flonda. at 11 00 AM on August 29. 2002 Dated July 25. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerti In accordance with the Americans With Disa&Met Act. persona wth (AsabAties neodmg a special accom­ modation lo partidpata m thra pro­ ceeding should contact court Admntstrabon at talephona number (407)655-4227. nof later than seven (7) days prior lo the proceeOng If heanng imparted. (TDO) 1400-9558771, or Voce (V) 1400 955-5770. via Flonda Relay Service Mason &Associates. PA. 17757 U S 19 North. Surte 500 Clearwater. FL 33764 (727)538-3800 Pubksh August 4. 11.2002 PP034 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JU D ICU L CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 03-CA-454-1HQ) MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. IN C . as Nomnee lor Household Faience Corporator Ptaatfiff. vs HENRIK UBJER. el a l. Defendant(s) NOTICE O f SALE (Pubksh m Scmnoia Herald) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo a Fnal Summary Judgment of Foredoaure dated Jufy 25. 2002. entered in Ovll Case No Q2-CA-46414(0) of tie Circus Court of Vie Eighteenth Judcael Cacut in and for Semnole County. Flonda. whereat MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS­ TRATION SYSTEMS. IN C . at Nomnee tor Household Finance Corporation. PlamWl. and HENRIK LKMER. at. a l. art Detendanu I w* tel lo the Nghest balder lor cash at Vie West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse, 301 North Parti Avenue. Sanford. Flonda 32771. at 11.DO a m. on Via on Vie 29 day of August 2002. the toAowvig deaerfeed reel property aa set forth m said Final Summary Judgmanl. lo wt: LO T S3. GRANADA SOUTH. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 15. PAGE 100. O f THE PUB LfC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS my hand and seal of Via court on JUL 28. 2002 COURT SEAL MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Ruth King Deputy Clerti Attorney tor PUnbff. Brian L Roseler. Esquire Steven B Greenfield. P A Suae 402 7000 West Palmetto Parti Road Boca Raton. Flonda 33433 Telephone (581)3924391 FacaanAe (551) 3924955 Pubkah August 4.11.2002 PP035 IN THE CIRCUTT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JU D ICU L CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN ANO FOR SEMVfOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 01-CA-M14-14-G CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION ffk. - - — narom. vs. JUAN MAROUEZ-CRUZ. ef a l. Defendant (s ). NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo a Final Judgmanl of Foradoaura dated Jufy 25. 2002. and entered m Case No 01-CA2614-14-G. of Vie Qrcul Court of he EIGHTEENTH JuOdM Qrcul m and for SEMINOLE County. Flonda wherein CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION to Plaintiff and JUAN MAROUEZCRUZ. el at. are Defendants. I wtf sel to the finest and best bidder lor cash al Via West front door of Vie Courthouse in SANFORD. SEMI­ NOLE County. Flonda. 11:00 AM o'clock on Via 27 day of Auguat. 2002. tha foaowmg dasertwd propar­ ty as set forth in sad FnaJ Judgmanl. low* LOT 8 BLOCK B. STERLING PARK-UNIT FOUR. A SUBDIVISION ACCOROINO T O TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 21. PAGE(S) 6 S 7. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. a/V/a 321 Shadow Oak Drive. Cassefcerry. Flonda 32707. DATED this day of JUL 25. 2002 MaryannE Morse As Clerti of sad Court By Card Moore Lindsay As Deputy Clerti Submoed by. Faber A O d U . P, A Surte 300 1570 Medruga Avenue Coral Gables. Flonda 33148 (305)652 4110 Persona with a duaUfcty who need a special accommodation lo perto­ pete in tfvs proceeding should con­ tact Court Admevatrabon at 301 N. Park Avenue. So4e N301. Sanford Flonda 32771. wdsn 2 working days prior lo the proceeding Telephone (407)555-4227. 1-8009554771 (TDO) or 1400 9554770 (V) vie Flonda Relay Service Pubksh August 4. 11.2002 PP035 Public Auction Pubkc auction lo be held at 9 01 am. on the dayts) specified below, at the front door of Athen a Towing Inc Located at 2499 O d Lake Mary Rd Suite 134. Sanford. FI for the pur­ pose of d»*pos*>g of the following vehicles For further information please cel (407)321 2948 I/1&TO (1) Year 1982/Make OLDSMOBIIE VlNf 1G3AX69Y8CMt 16975 (2) Year 196A1utake BUCK VlNf 1G4CWS1C3J1645072 8/16/02 (1) Year 1989Make PONTIAC VIN# 1G2JO11K1K7581019 8/17/02 (1) Year 1984Make TOYOTA VlNf JT2SV24E3J0167667 8/15/02 (1) Year 1952.Make OLOSMOG’l E VlNf 1G3AX69Y8CM116975 (?) Year 1988Maka BUCK VlNf 1G4CW51C3J1545072 Pubksh August 4. 2002 PP037 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ALTAMONTE TOWING. INC.UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION 117 MARKER ST . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM. SOLD AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIDS PURSUANT TO F S 713 78 8-27-2002 1988 VW 1VWFA0170GV048207 1999 MERCURY 1MEFM53S1XA604197 Stmlnoto Community Coll#g« 100 Wstdon Boulevard Santord. FL 32773 Not tea of Board Uaaling Tha D*stnc1 Board of Trusl«*«» of Samtnola Community Collaga announces a Board Meeting to which a l persons are mvrted Date and Tvne August 20. 2002 at 700pm Place Seminole Community CoSege Wetdon Admwstration Ouikkng Room A 200 Purpose Regular Monthly Meeting A copy of the agenda may be obfaned by wring to Dr E Ann McGee at 100 Wetdon Boulevard Sanford. Florida 32773 or by canmg Linda Cowets at 407 328 20 tO and arrangng for an agenda to be marfed or available tor pek up Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with D»sabiM«s Act. any person requiring special accommo datrons to participate in ttvs meeting is asked to advise Seminole Community CoUege at least 48 hours before the meetmg by contactmg Lnda Kn«ght at 407-328 2010 Wyou ara hearing or speech impaired please contact Semnole Community College by calling Ms Dorothy Parshon at 407 328 2109 Persons are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made at Vvs meetng they wtf need a record of the proceeOngs and tor such purpose, they may need to insure that a verbatm record ot the proceedngs is made, which record ndudes the testmony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based, per Section 286 0105. Florida Statutes Pubksh August 4. 2002 PP043 1990 HONDA 2HGED5342LH550782 1989 CADILLAC 1G6C01157K4205304 1985 FORD 1FABP22X8FK293403 1994 PONTIAC 2G2FV22P7R2219510 1984 DATSUN JN1HU01S0ET218892 1988 AUDI WAUFB0817GA170908 PHONE • 407-339 0700 Pubksh: August 4. 2002 PP038 NOTICE O f PUBLIC AUCTION Notice la hereby grven Semnde Wrecker Service wM eel al Pubkc Aucbon for salvage for cesh on demand lo highest bidder, the fdlowing desenbed vehetos: August 18. 2002 87 Plym. Voyager V in t 2P4FH4133HR387913 The aucbon wd be held at 1200 PM. on Vie said dales above At Senwide Wrecker service 2540 S Myrtle Ave. Sanlord. FL 32773 Prospective bidders may Inspect vehicle* one hour prior to sato Terms are caah or certified funds Semnde Wrecker reserves the nghl lo accept or reject any and al tads Pubksh August 4. 2002 PP039 NOTICE O f PUBLIC HCARtNO TO CONSIDER A CONOmONAL USE Nobce is hareby grven that a Pubkc Heanng wd be held by the Ptanrwig 8 Zorwig Commission In the Cty Commission Chambers. Cty Hal. Sanford. Flonda. at 7.00 pm. on Thursday, Auguet 15,2002, to con­ sider a request for a Conditional Usa In a GC 2. General Commercial Zorwig Ostnct LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOT 13 BLK 6 DREAMWOLD PB 3 PO 90 Tha property beng more generaty desertoad as 2535 French Avenue Condbonal Use Requested Inetal a park booth (indoor manufacturing) A l parties In Interest and oti/ens shal have an opportuity lo be heard al said heanng By ordar of Via Planning A Zoning Commission d tha Cty d Sanford. Florida. Ves 30Vi day of Jdy. 2002 Mchasf Skat. Chatman Planning A Zorwig Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: Ha par­ aon deddts lo apptt1 a dw itjnn made wth respect lo any matter con­ sidered at Vie above meeting or heanng. hWtha may need a verbatim racoro ot in# procaaong. ncaasrig ffw toramony and t v O n t . afsefi racord M nof provtdad by ffw Cffy of Santord (FS 288 0106) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES HEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Pubkah August 4, 2002 PP040 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nobca ■ hareby grran UcConrwk Towing wm Mk al Pubkc Aucbon F a Sahsg* for Cash on demand lo highest btoder. the fotowvig descrtied vehicles 9-2*02 88 Pont 2G2GP37H8G2211015 68 Chav 3G1AW51R1JS519543 *21-02 94 Buck 204WB15L9R1454001 68 Cadi 1G60W51Y5JR761284 89 Volvo YV1FX8847K1345965 89 Buck 1G4HP54C1KH478931 M Chev 1N68JAJ164860 85 Buck 1G4GM47A3F P428382 98 Pont 1G2JB1243T7560552 *2-02 01 Honda JH2RC44661KX1X6 74 Auto Eqop AJ003H60732S8 T h . Auction m ( b* Iwld al 9 00 a m on and daikt abova McConnell Towing k Recovery. 3800 Sanlord Ave . Santord. R . 32773 ProNWctrv* batoara may inapact vahidaa one hour pna lo tale Tarma ara -CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS* McConnaD Towing raaanraa ffw nghl lo accept a refect tny and al BIDS Pubkah Auguat 4.2002 PP04I NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nobca w hareby given fftol Oviedo Road tWrecker Service w* aei al pubkc aucbon tor aaNaga tor caah on damand to ffw laghaaf taddar tlw fol­ lowing described vehicles 1992 Dodge Shadow VINI 1B3XP6639NN22487S Thw auction wW be held on Auguat 17, 2002 AT 10am to ffw momtog al Autotroruca al 174 East Mrtcfwk Hammock Road. Ovtodo. FL 32766 Protpecbva batoara may suped ffw vehicles on ffw day beta, the aucbon between 9am 5pm Tarma ara caah a carbfwd funds Ovwdo Road 1 Wrecker Service reserves the ngN to accepi a reject any end el bats Pubkah Auguat 4. 2002 PP042 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Note# is hereby given that a Pubkc Heanng w* be heVj by the Planning & Zoning Commission n the City Commission Chambers. City Hal. Sanford. Flonda. at 7 00 pm on Thursday. August 15. 2002 to con­ sider the following change and amendment lo the Zorwig Ord nance of the City of Sanford. Serrwioie County. Flonda Re zoning from GC-2. General Commercial and AG. Agriculture To that of PO. Planned Development Legal Desertion THE S 252 FT OF THE N 1780 FT OF THE W 351 9 FT OF THE MW 1/4 OF SEC 25 TWP 19S RGE DOE. SEMINOLE COUN TY. FL. LESS RO ON THE N ANO W SITE CONTAINS 84.771 3 SO FT OR 1 948 ACRES. ALSO THE S 252 FT OF THE N 1780 FT OF THE E 90 00 FT OF THE W 451 90 FT OF THE NW 1/4 OF SEC 28 TWP 19S RGE 30E. SEMINOLE COUNTY. F I. LESS RO ON THE N SITE CON TAINS 21.993 1 SO FT OR 0 505 ACRES TOTAL SITE CONTAINS 107.530 8 SO F T OR 2 469 ACRES LEG SEC 28 TWP 19S RGE DOE BEG 1528 FT S ♦ 451 9 FT E OF NW COR RUN S 482 FT E 198 FT N 482 FT W 196 FT (LESS RD) The property be*ig more generaty desenbed as 4437 W 1st Street The Planning 5 Zorwig Commission wil submit a recommendation to Vie City Commission in favor of. or aganst. the requested change or amendment The City Commission wil hotd a Pubkc Heanng in the Cay Commission Room in Cay Hal. Sanford. Flonda at 7 00 pm on August 25. 2002. to consider said recommendation Tha Cay Commission may piece con&ttons upon the re/omng by means of a development order Au pariws m inloresl and crti/ens shal have an opportunity to be heard at sato heanng By order of the Ptanrwig 8 Zorwig Commission of the Cay of Sanford, Flonda. this 31st day of JiAy 2002 Mchaef Skat. Chairman Ptanrwig 8 Zorwig Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC H a person decides to appeal a deci non made with resped to any matter con­ sidered at the above meeting or hearing, he/she may need a verbatim record of the proceedings nctuOng the testimony and evidence, which record « nof provided by the Cay of Sanford (FS 285 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 5525 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Pubksh August 4. 2002 PP044 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Case Number: 02-72S-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF GEORGE W KIMMONS. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of tha estata of GEORGE W KIMMONS. decaased. F4a Number 02 725CP. is pendng in the Circuit Court for SeowxXe County. Florida. Probata Division, tha address of which it PO Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 32772 The names of the personal represanta bve and the personal repretantalive s attorney are set forth below A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOT1FIEO THAT A a PERSONS upon whom this notice is SERVED WHO HAVE OBJECTIONS that challenge the vakdfy Of #18 S B . M quakficeUont of the personal representative, venue, or Junadcbon of tha Court, are reqiared to N# thee objections to Vie Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM or. IF NOT PERSONAaY SERVED THEN WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A a CREDITORS of the decedent end other persons having dams or demands against decedent t estate on whom a copy of Vhs notce was SERVED MUST FILE THEIR CLAIMS with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE or IF NOT PER SONAILY SERVED THEN WITHiN THREE MONTHS A FTEn THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A a CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date of the first pubkeakon of this Note# is July 28. 2002 Personal Representative ANNKIMMONS 210 Cyrstai View South Sanford FL 32773 nntAH n l o e e s q u i r e Attorney for Personal Representative Horvia Oaf No 0722580 3974 Weit lake Mary B M J . *135 Lake Mary F l 32746 Phone (407) 323 6t28 PiAiksh JlAy 28 2002 and August 4 2002 00165 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 02 C A -0046 14 W FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION FK/A FT MORTGAGE COMPANY S O S A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE. 3 3 a PLAINTIFF VS EUGENIA 0 COFFEY. IF LIVING AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS OEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHEn PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST EUGENIA B COFFEY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF EUGENIA 0 COFFEY IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to an Order Granting the Moton to Reset Forectosu'9 Sale dated JvAy 18. 2002. entered ui Cml Case No 02C A 0086 14 W of the Circuit Court of the 1BTH Judoal Circuit ei and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD FLORIOA. I wd set to the Nghest end best bidder for cesh at the WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE ot the SEMINOLE County Courthouse. X I N PARK AVENUE . SANFORO. FLORIOA. Florida at 11 00 a m on the 20 day of August. 2002 tha to8owvig described property as set forth in sato Summary Fmal Judgment, to-w* LOT 55. OF ROBIN H ia. UNIT THREE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 15. PAGE 32. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated tNs day of JUL 22. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By Ruth Kng Deputy Clerk Pubksh n The Serrwioie Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persons with doabtoet need­ ing a special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-323-43 X . 1-800955 8771 (TDO) or 1 80^95^8770. via Flonda Relay Service DAVID J STERN. PA X I S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (954)233 8000 Pubksh JiAy 28. 2002 end August 4. 2002 00168 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JU D IC U L CIRCUTT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORtOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: O O CA -42M 4K WHITE MOUNTAIN SERVICES CORPORATION F/K/A SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF I VS DAVIO E. ZUCKERMAN. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST OAVID E ZUCKERMAN. OENISE M ZUCKERMAN. SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; HUBBARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY DB/A ORLANDO PAVING COMPANY. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Granting the Motion to Reset Foreclosure Sale dated AAy 17. 2002. entered in C M Case No OOCA-421 14 K of Vie Circuit Court of the 18TH Judicial Ceoat In and tor SEMINOLE Coitoty. SANFORD. FLORIDA. I w* se« to the highest and best btoder lor cash at tha W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE of th* SEMINOLE County Courthouse. X I N PARK AVENUE . SANFORO. FLORIDA. Flonda at 1100 am on tha X day of August. 2002 tha foAowtog described property as set forth In sato Summary Fnal Judgment, to w* LOT 18. BLOCK 0. SWEETWATER OAKS SECTION 7. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGE 28 ANO 29. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIOA Dated th« 17 day of Jufy. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of th* Ctrcu* Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk Pubksh to The Seminole Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persons with (fcsaUUbet need­ ing e special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-323-43 X . 1-800955 8771 (TDO) or 1-800 955^770. via Flonda Relay Service DAVIO J STERN. P A M l S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (954)233 8000 Pubksh Jufy 28. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00167 i �L egals ■: r s m c rn c u rr c o u r t i O f Tvte i m j u o k s a l c ir c u it IN ANO FOR •EIUNOLE COUNTY, ^• FLORIOA •' GENERAL ' . JURISDICTION DIVISION • CA B EN O :0 1C A -11 3»-14 K FIRST NATKDNV. OE MORTGAGE •CDRPORATO*.. PLAINTIFF VS • ANDRE O f 'O N E SMITH, IF LIVING. LNO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEV1SIES. G R AN TEES ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CRf DITORS. TR US TEES ANO A U O IH ER PARTIE8 CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ANDRE DEMONE SMITH. NANCY SMITH A/K/A NANCY D WARE SMITH. ANESA M SMITH. STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTM ENT O F REVENUE. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN AN TS IN POSSESSION OCFENOANT(S) r e -m o n e e o f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN put sued to in Order Granting the Motion to Ratal Foractoaura Saia datad July IS. 2002. entered In Curt Caaa No 01-CA-11M 14 K ct Via CtroR Court ot tha 1STH Judoal C«cun In and lor SEMINOLE Cointy, SANFORD. aO R IO A . I wni sal to the htghasl and bart brfdat lot cash M the WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE ol the SEMINOLE County Courtho.se. 301 N. PARK AVENUE . SANFORD. FLORIDA, nortda at 1100 am on Via 20 day ol August. 2002 toa knowing deecrtad property at tat lotth in laid Summaty Final Judgment. to-w* THE NORTH 62 FEET OF THE SOUTH 1335 FEET OF TH E WEST 1/2 OF BLOCK S. TIER 13. FLORIOA lANO ANO COLONIZATION COM­ PANY LIMITED MAP O F ST. GERTRUOE ADOinON TO TOWN OF SANFORD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAOES 112 AND 113. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Oatsd tfita IS day of Jdy. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE data ol *ie Caruff Coutl By- Mary Stroups Deputy Qsrti PubSah m Tha Samtnolt harald IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES ACT. person# with d aabrthet need mg a special eccommnrtaaon shodd ConUd COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Ilia SEMINOLE County Courthouse ai 407-323-4330. 1-BOO 955-6771 (TOO) or 1-600*566770. la Relay Sarvtca DAVIO J. STERN. P A 801 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (054)233-6000 Pubesh Jd y 28. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00166 . M TH E CM CUO’ COURT O f TH E 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUR IN ANO FOR BEM NO LE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JU R W N C n O N OIVWON CA ES NO: 0I-CA-1I66-14 K NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE COMPANY. ■r ,h,r»M ,J ? ^ N T E F v? jt e ' OAVIO o s h u J i v f/WA DAVIO E. OSHEL. JR” UVlNG. ANO IF O f AO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. ■t\ [ ■ l' 82 !fe 'l l ; : 4 *♦ 4 1 i J 1{ I I f t. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN JNTERE8T B Y THROUGH. UNOER 0)1 AGAINST DAVIO O S H EL JR jMt/A DAVIO E O S H EL JR : EMILY £H EL IF UVM Q , ANO F DEAD. TflE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. PCVISEE8. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL jOTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER O R AGAINST EIJULY O S H EL JOHN bCE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS PI POSSESSION : • DEFEND AN TS) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN put luant to an Order Granting the Motion to Recti Foractoaura Sale dated July 18. 2002. entered to C M Cate No 01-CA-195S 14 K ol the CecuF Court ol too IB IM Jurkaal O c u t to and lor SEMINOLE Cottoly. SANFORD, FLORIOA. I ar« aa4 to N ^M it and bail bxUcf for csth at Via W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE ol too SEMINOLE 301 N PARK Cod*y Courthouse. C AVENUE . SANFORD. FLORIOA. Florida al 11 DO a m on Via 20 day ol August. 2002 toe toSowmg deecrtbod property a* ad forth *i said Sdnmery I mal Judgment. to-M WEST 1/2 O F LOT 2. OAK HAL VILLAS PHASE HI. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 41. PAGE(S) 16 OF TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SE MMOLE COUNTY. FLORCA. Dated tort IS day ol Jdy. 2002. (CIRCUIT CO UR T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk d toe Circu* Cod) By. Mary Strove Deputy dark Pubtsh to: Tha Seminole Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, persons man rksabHws needma « accommodation thoufcj cwrlacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, al lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407 323-4330. 1-600»55S77I (TOO) or I -600855-6770. me Florida Relay Sarvtca. DAVID J STERN P A 601 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE • SUITE 500 PLANTATION, a 33324 (VS412338000 Pubtsh July 26. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00169 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR 6EMINOLC COUNTY. aO R IO A GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 02-CA-S34-14 L Pfl INVESTMENT CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS HICKEY HILLIS IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD: TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. UENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U O IH E R PARTIES CLAlUINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST RICKEY H ints JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN AN TS IN POSSESSION OCFENOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OUTER p d suartl l6 an Order G rsrtrg lha Mr4on to Ratal Forectovt Sale ruled Jd y 17. 2002. anlarad m C M eg als Legals Lecals Casa No 01-CA-524 14 L ol toe Ctreun Court ol lha 16TH Judoal Ckcu4 to and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. aO R ID A . I M l tat to lha Nghet! and bat) tedder lor cath 1 lha W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE ol the SEMINOLE County Courthouse 301 N PARK AVENUE . SANFOnD. aORIDA. Florida it 11 00 am on the 20 day ol August 2002 the totowrng described property at tat lorth In sard Summary Final Judgment. lo-M : L O T 2. REPLAT OF DESLONGCHAMPS SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 35. PAGE 9. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIOA Dated thn 17 day d July. 2002.' (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE dark ot the Crrcu« Court By Mary Stroupa Deputy dark “ ubkah to: Tha SemrxAe Harald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persona M h rksabJaas need­ ing a apeaal accommodation shodd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-323-4330. 18009558771 (TOO) ot 1800-9558770. via Florida Relay Sarvtca 0AV10J STERN. P A 801 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION, a 33324 (954)2338000 Pubkshjdy 26. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00170 CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. F I 33324 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, persona with tksabdws need­ ing a special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al lha SEMINOLE County Courthoute al (407)665-4227. 1800-9558771 (TD0| or 1800-9336770. vN Florida Relay Sarvtca THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HERALO Pubksh July 28. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00172 on th# 20 of August. 2002. ths toiomng dp$cnb*d property u sot forth n M«d FVuU Judgmonl. k> wn LOT 54 SOUTH PINECREST. SECONO AOOfTlON ACCOROlfKJ TO THE PtAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAOES 89 AND 90. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA. A/K/A 3102 SOUTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FL 32773 In ftccontenca w«h tfw Amortcans with 0«Mb*t#» Act. Parsons w«h Dtaabaaiak naadatg a *p— wi accom­ modation to perttupale to to* procaadng should coded toa Court Adrtwvatrator at 201 N Park Avanua. Sanlord FL J2771. Tdephon# Number (407)323-4330 nd *tar than seven (7) days prior to to* proceed tog M haarttg krtpdrad. (TOO) 1600 9538771 or Vdce (V)1-6009558770 v* Honda Relay 8arvtcaa Dated to* day d JUL 22.2002. MARY ANNE MORSE Clark Ol Tha Cacua Court By: Rulh King Oapury Clark Submaiad by Law Offlca d Marsha) C. Watson 1600 NW 49to Sired. Suaa 120 Fort Laudarda*. Honda 33309 : (954)453-0365 (954)7718052 PubSah Jdy 28. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00175_________________________ L IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, a O R IO A OENERAL JURISDtCTtOH DIVISION CASE NO: 03 CA 274 14 W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC . PLAINTIFF VS PEARL HAYWOOO A/K/A PEARL F. HAYWOOD. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST B Y THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST PEARL HAYWOOO A/K/A PEARL F. HAYWOOO. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PEARL HAYWOOO AMJA PEARL F. HAYWOOO. IF ANY. JOSEPH EDWARDS A/K/A JOSEPH J. EDWAROS. IF UVING ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. 0EVISEE8. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND A U OTHER PARTIES CLAlUINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST JOSEPH EDWAROS A/K/A JOSEPH J EDWAROS. IF A NY JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT (S) NOTIC* OF FORCCLOSURC SAL* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purmart to a Stannary Final Judgmanl d Foractoaura dated Jd y 12. 2002 anlarad to C M Casa No. 02-CA-27614 W d tar Can* Court ollhe 1STH Judoal Octal to and lor SEMINOLE Couffy. Sadord. Florida. I M l eei to toe faile d and bed tedder lor cath d tot Wad Frod Door d Via SEMI­ NOLE County Courtooute located d 3611N. Park Avenue to Sadord. FbrtJa. d ( i m a m , on Via 10 day d August, 2002 tha toVoartng datertbad proparty at ad forth to taid Summary Find Judgmad. toM. LO T 13. BLOCK Q. WOOOMEBE PARK 2ND REPLAT. ACCORD**! TO THE PLAT OR MAP THEREOF DE8CROEO M PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 73. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA Dated tod day d JUL 22.2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark d toe Ctrcua Court By: Ruth King Deputy O r rk Pubkth to: TH E SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 B. Untvenay Drtva Stale 600 PlanUkon.FL 33324 (954)2338000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISASIUTIES ACT. persons wtto (ksabWhaa needtng | ffrrr*at thoukJ contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407865-4227, 18009558771 (TOO) or 1800-9558770. Pubkah J d y 26. 2002 and August 4. 2002 O O I7 I IN TH E CmCUTT COURT OF THE 14TH JUDICIAL CWCLirr, M AN O FO R •EMMOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA GENERAL JURISOKm ON OIVTSION CASS NO: 03 CA 1313 14 W IRWM MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF VS JOSEPH S MCCANN. E T AU. DEFENOANT(S) NOTIC* OF ACTION CONSTRUCTTVE SERVICE TO: NICHOLAS A KELLER ANO STEPHANIE O KELLER whose retldenca la unknoam 6 he/therthsy be Irving, and 6 hdtha/toay be dead, toe cmAnown dalandantt aho may be spouses, heat, daviaaat. grantees, ain gneet. paria t daimtog an Interest by. through, under or agamsl tha Defendants. aho are n d knoam to be dead or akva. and a i panas having or ctatmng to have any rtd*. 66s or reared to Via property deterbad to toe mortgage bang totactoaad hare to. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tod an acbon to loradoaa a mortgage an LO T 206. DANBURY M IU UNIT FOUR. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAQE(S) 45-46. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA has bean Nad aoamd you and Via you are tethered to serve a copy d you written delsness. * any. to 4 on OAVIO J . STERN. ESO PlatodT* attorney, whose address la 601 8 Urwersty Drtva 4500. Plantation FL 33324 on or before (no later than 30 days tram tie dele d toe Srsl put* cetrun ut to* notice d acbon) and Me the ongmal M h toe dark d Vat court ether baton service on PldnbVt attorney or vnmatkata/y thereafter dherwne a deled! aai be anlarad egamel you tor Via mkd demanded to toe comptaak ot pswinn Nad hanto. WITNESS my hand and Via seal d »•# Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida, to* day d JULI7 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M A N O FO R 6C MMOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLOREfA CIVIL WVI6ION Casa No. 01-CA-226-14-L U S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. TRUSTEE UNOER AGREEMENT DATED 0601/99 (EOCC HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 1999-2). Plandt. vs. OOCSSA B CRUZ. ET AU. Defendant! I ) SECOND AMENDEO NOTICE OF SALE Notes Is hereby given that, pur­ suant to the Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale and tha Final Judgmanl entered to M s causa, to the Circuit Court d Senktide County. Honda. I wd eef toe property saualad to SemInde County. Honda. LOT 14 and 15 and Via NORTH 14 FEET OF LOT 18. BLOCK 1. PALM TERRACE. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAOES 62 ANO 63. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA. al pubec sale, to Via highest and bad bidder, tor cash d Via Wad Frod Door d Die Semtnote County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue. Sadord. Honda at 1100 AM . on August 15.2002 (Seal) Maryanne Morse Oart ot toe CrrcuS Coen B y Mary Both** Deputy Clark to accordance wtVi I W »i Oisabaaiaa Act parsons to need d special acoommodeann to partdseven (7) days prior to any proceed­ ing, contact Via Court Admlnistraaon Office or Clark d Court d too Counry referenced above. II hearing impaired, (TTD ) 18008538771. or Vdce (V) 1-600 0358770. via Honda Relay Sarvtca Mark D. Brsedsione. Eaquwe MARK D BREAKSTONE 6 ASSOCI­ ATES. P A 1247 South Myrtle Avenue Clearwater. FL 3)756 PubSah: Jdy 28. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00173 M THE CM CUIT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C M C U T OF FLORIOA, M A N O FO R E E lM IO tE COUNTY OENERAL ' JURISDICTION Dh/WON CASS NO. 01-CA-2666-14-W CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION RUSSELL E KRAUSKOPF. at d „ Delendant (s ). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Final Judgmad d Foreclosure deled Jdy 19.2002. and antodd toCaaaNo. 01-CA-2869I4W. d Via Ctrcua Court d toe EIGH­ TEEN TH Jutkcwl Ctrcua to and tor SEMINOLE County. Honda wherato CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION la PlaaffAl and RUS­ SELL E. KRAUSKOPF. d ai. are Odandama. I w6 eef to toe Ngtoad d id beat bidder tor cash at toe Waal trod door d toe Courthouse to SAN­ FORD. SEMINOLE County. Ftonda, 1100 AM o'clock on toe 20 day d August. 2002. toe following Besotted properly aa ad lorth to sard Fatal Judgmad. to taS: LO T 50. UNTF FIVE OF MOUNT GREENWOOO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 40. PAOE(S) 6 9 , O F TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; a/Va 436 Lancars Drive. Waiter Springs. Ftonda 32706 DATED to* day d JUL 22.2002. MaryarmE Moras Aa Clark d seal Court ByRutoKtog Aa Deputy Clark Submeted by: Faber AOaMi. P. A. Suaa 300 1570 Madruga Avenue Cord Cadet. Ftonda 33146 (306)662-4110 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BE MMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.: 02-CA-205-14-W AM SOUTH BANK, ale . THELMA POYSER. d d. NOTICE OF BALE Noboa M hereby given that, pur­ suant lo a Summary Judgmanl adarad to *w above styled causa to toa C a a* Court d Serrano* County. Honda, a* Clark ot Seminole County d sal t v property situated to Samaida County. Ftonda. daaertbad aa: Description d Mortgaged and I d 38. Academy Manor Una 2, according lo lha plat thereol 44 recorded to PM Book 16 d Page 24. Pubkc Records d Seminole County, Honda. Tha aired addles d which M 101 Roans Sired. Sanlord. Florida 32771. « a Pubkc Sale, to toa Ngheel bid­ der. tor caah. on to* wart hont Map* d to* Samaio* County Courthoute, X I North Park Avanua, Sanlord. Ftonda 32771. on Augurt 22.2002 d 1100 AM. Dated JUL22. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Clark d » * Cacul Court Samaio* County. Florida By Ruth King Deputy Clatt MaRhaw E Thatcher The Solomon Tmpp Law Ore*)), PA 400 N. Ashlay Plata. Suaa 3000 Tamp*, a 33602-4331 Attorney! tor Amaouto Bar* PubSah Jd y 26.2002 aid Augurt 4. 2002 00177 M THE C M C U T COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH J U O C U L C M C U T M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION C A M NO j 01-i 245-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF LEON J ROBBINS. II. M T H t C M C U T COURT OF THE 18TH JUOtCLAL a R c u rr, M A N O FO R 6C4IMOU! COUNTY, FLORDA CIVE. DIVISION CASE N O j 02-CA-T27-14 W TAYLOR. BEAN I WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORP . SHANE C STEWART A/K/A SHANE STEWART d d. Defended i NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE (Please pubkah to THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ sued to a Fatal Judgmanl d Foractoaura dated toe 19 day d Jdy. 2002. and adarad at Cate No 02CA 727-14 W. d toe Ctrcua Court d too 16TH Ju d o d Cacul to and tor Samaida County. Florida, atoarato TAYLOR, BEAN 4 WHITAKER MORTGAGE CORP * toa Plano* and SHANE C STEWART A/K/A SHANE STEWART. KRISTY L STEWART A/K/A KRISTY STEW ­ ART; JOHN DOE. JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) M POS­ SESSION O f THE SU BJECT PROPERTY . I wd aa* to to* hrdtad and baal btddat tor caah d to* W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE C O U N TY CO UR THO USE. to Samaida Couaffy. Ftonda. d 1100 CALL322-2611 TOPLACEYOURAD Lecals demands agemat dacadants atta* on whom a copy d to* nobca * served wiffvn tor** months altar to* da* d Net puUcabon d tow Node* m m H* toaa dear* wah to* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAY8 AFER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM , A l other ctadsors d toa decadent and parsons haying deans or demands aganst lha decadent's •slate mud Ma toaa datow w*h to* Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTFR THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dale 0/ toa krrt pubkeabon d to* Nobca * Jdy 28. 2002 Paraonal Raprasanunv* CLAUOtNE VICKERS HARVEY M ALPER. ESOUIRE LAW OFFICES OF HARVEY M ALPER Anomay lor Paraonal Repreeentatfv* Ftonda Bar N o : 133272 112 Wart Can* Strati Altamonte Springs, a 32714-2577 Phone: (407) 6690900 PubSah Jd y 28. 2002 and Augurt 4, batow.and c o n ts B g from day to day unta al goods ir* sdd. w* w* sal *1 Pubkc Auction, to to* N d * rt tvddat. tor cash, at tw warehouse d STOR­ AGE USA. located at 1X7 W6a Springs Dr.. Waiter Springs. FL 32706 contents d to* toSowlng stor­ age unffa containing household and or busman goods, tor rant and offwr charges tor which a kan on sama * darned, to vrtt OATE OF SALE: aUgual 12.2007 TW E OF SALE: 4 .X PM #3031 Luts MaJdonado-doffvng. household a m . ale (553 Keith B Prather -household Sam*, couches. Ivs. antartammarV canWr *J«2Juvbn Cos. house stuff. *645 Mxhstl Witkas 6 Assoc/Patricia Wilkesoffca fumitura S I X Saan Mahanay. hjmtture 6 household good* 4371 Brian 0. I Susan M Hantoglonhousahdd ahjll. *529 Rotamar* Roto. (Alpha Point)-tread doming 6 shoes S66 Kaith Kof housahdd goods *571 M vhd* As/hy and Kan Murray houtahoid fumiura. AUCTIONEER: STORAGE PRO­ TECTION AUCTION SERVICES. LICENSE • 593 Tha above Note* to ba pubkshad one* ■ w a k lor two conwcutivw weak* Said sa* to ba under and by virtue d V* Statute* d to* States d Ftonda. In such cases mad* and pro- 2002 o o tx PubkahJdy 28. 2 X 2 and Augurt 4. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC NOTICE * hereby gtven. that on toa da* and tana krtad Paraonal Raprsaanlaev* MARY KATHERINE CATHCART c/o Machrt Kraus* Webatar 6 Kraut*. PA. 1220 Douglas Av* . Suaa 203 Longwood. FL 32779 Anomey lor Paraonal Paprasantatrv* MTTCHEL KRAUSE. ESOUIRE Webstar 6 Kraut*. P A 1220 Douglas Av* . Suaa 203 Longwood FL 32779 Tat (407)662 2000 Ftonda BarNo 0660670 PubSah J d y 28. 2002 and Augurt 4. 2002 00179 M THE CM CUIT COUNT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Caa* Number. 03-736CF IN RE: ESTATE OF DOUGLAS O VICKERS. 8. Oeceeeed NOTICE OF ADMMNTRATION The admnrtrakon d toa eetalt d DOUGLAS 0 VICKERS. N. deceased. Fa* Nuambar 01-739CP. * pandmg to to* Cacua Court tor Samaio* County Ftonda. Probe* Drvwjon. to* addrata d which * Samaio* County Courthoua*. Sanlord. Ftonda. The names d to* paraonal reprttanUkv* and toa partonal rapraaanutrva'a attorney art ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT) • A l persona on whom to* Nobca ■ served who have obtaettonv that dialing* to* quakkcation* d V* paraonal rapraaanlalrv*. vanu*. or funarkdion d tow Court art raguaad to Ma toa* obwcoons wth to* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l Cfsdaor* d toa dacadtr* and other parsons having dam* or 15— C emetery Lots 2 cemetery lots at Oakland Park Camelary. ISA & Rinehart Rd. Lake Mary Garden d Redemption. Lola 31B Spaces 1 6 2,407-322-5468 25—S pecial N otices 4.5*1! 4.5(1! Have Your Advertising Flyers Printed & Inserted in The Seminoie Herald!! BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Control yore hours' Increase your Income! FrB training FREE kilomuition O N 1888 715-8751 or visit WWW moneytfprditslyou com , INVESTIGATE BEFO RE Y O U IN V E S T Always a good pokey, aspaciaky lor business opportunities and franchises C al Ftonda Depl d Aoncuitura a Consumer Services al 800-435-7352 or FTC-HELP for tree rformebon Or v*4 ot* VM> slo al www lie govbuop Florida law r e a u m aelar* d certan bussiesa epportuwes to ra^sfer «H6i Florida Depl ol Agncuffur* & Consumer Services before soiling CaN lo verity lawful registration belor* you buy ONLY 4.50 PER COPY!!!! 59— Financial S ervices Cal THE SEMINOLE HERALD Advertising Dept For Details 407-322-2611 27— N ursery S t C hild C are 001*1 Casselberry Child Cara has openings tor yo * d M age* 4 waeks 6 up( Ca l Slate. 40789S-27G0 Attention Readersll 111 illegal lor companies doing business by phone to prom** you a loan and ask you to pay lor It ................................ before they deliver.r. For l information, cal tdt-lre* 1-677-FTC I C L P ( AptiAc earvtoa message from The Samind* Herald and lha Federal Trade Com rm aon) SAVE H O N E Y Own For Lata Than R ad New 3 6 4 bedroom homes with SO down! Stow credit ok C a l 407-6221237i2S7 to And out more Spring n tr::\ IntO'tflction •• as. )ut On The v S 8UT OUR SPECIALS \partm ents | MAKING |« 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 aaarxt I » « » ' » » AM ERICA'S C H O IC E FO R A P A R TM E N T LIVING Convenient • Spacious • Affordnblo s99 Moves You In 12 Month Lease With Approved Credit FREE RENT A l cradtora d to* decadent and oVwr partons, who have ctaana or demand* agamsl tha dacadant s artels. Included unmalurad. oontav gad or tartguldaled deans, and who have bean served a copy d to* or dom ndi t g f i l N decedent's artala. kidudng unmalurad. conorv gara or unSquadatad daena. must Na tot* dams with to* n u ll WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS NOT SO FE ED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO NOTWITHSTANDING THE THJE PERIODS S ET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FLED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH E D ECE­ D E N TS DATE OF DEATH 18 BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF T H U NOTICE IS JULY 28. 2002 Elderly Car* Giver, loving care, reliable, good meals, ic referrals 407-321-327! Cart CPR/Activtliaa/Playroom Lot d TLC/ Es. Rata/Raa. rales r e caff Paarms. 40783480** r* paraonal raprasantatrva'v aOomay court WITHIN THE LATER O f THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS ( X ) AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l other ci atMora d to* k r T k * ! 55— Business O ppoktunieies 12— Elderly C are L ecals NOTICE TO CREDITOR* Tha admevrtrebon d toa artala d LEON J. Ro b b i n s . N, da m an6, whoa* data d deem was October X , 2001, * pendng to toa Cacua Court tor Seminole County. Ftonda. Probe* Otvtrton. Ft* Number 011263-CP; toa addaaa d which * Samnd* Cotaffy Courthoua*. X I N . Park Avanua, Sanlord, Ftonda 32771. The rwrwa and addravsav d 2002. a apadd accommodation to pemdpeta n to* procaadng should con­ tact A IM Coordnator al Samaio* County Courthouse. 301 N. Park Avenue. Suaa N301. Sadord. Florida 32771. d lead 6ve day* prior to to# proceedmg Tslephona (407)3234330 art 4227. 1800-6558771 (TD D ) or 1-600-9556770 (V) via Ftonda Rady Sarvtca PttoaahJdy 26. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00174 Page O il Sunday. Aujjust 1.2002 UNTIL OCTOBER 2002 *199 M oves You In! • Spacious Ajknriim-ntM with InrRP CtiisrlK * t a k e Front • \V)lle)tall • Sparklln# hml • TrnnlH O iuH h *2£22Ukyp ^ C o u n try Laka Apts. | a ‘RFORT6LVD »H » ! ■ J UVE OAK BLVD N Country Lake Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave„ Sanford • 350-5204 •Cartaln Restrictions Apply Windchase Apartments Airport Blvd. & 46A 407-328-8818 Limited Time! Simply Superior Service unsurpassed by any other APARTMENT HOMES “AWESOMEME-III SPECIALS!" LIM ITED TIM E ONLY MOO O F F TOUR MONTHLY RENT • Gated Community • Indoor A/c Racquetball • 2 Swimming Pools • 24 Hour Fitness Center • Sundeck Area • Walk-In Closets • Covered Cabanas & Jacuzzis • Full Size Washer/Dryer* • Sand Volleyball & Washer/Dryer Hook-Ups • 1,2 & 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 www.stonebrook@ aimco.com G lA M C O www.aim co.com ft II. I �Seminole Herald L You Mn »■* your ad to 407-323-9408 300 N. French Avt., Sanford 32771 •P. 0. Box 1667, Sanford 32772 Our office la open to aerve you Monday through Friday, 8 am - 5 pm DEADUNES: Deadline Is 4 p.m. on Monday for 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 Homo Health Caro Elderly Care Health & Beauty ForSalo Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Itoms Computor/TV Personals Health Care Lost & Found Special Notices Nursery 4 Child Care Woight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services o n ey to L RENTALS 71—H elp W anted end Attention Readerall o r tg a g es SAVE MONEY Own For Lass Then Rent 13 4 4 bedroom homes wSh SO il Slow credit ok. C al 407422[1237x257 to find out mors. 71— H elt W anted fort Inn & Suites in Sanlord is ally seeking applicants lor Desk Agent* BeneMa lor tut P i n t employees and oompesirva pay ‘ lor as tu n Is avaaaott EOE. r ! apply in person al tie Ironl desk. 580 / M Court (oR oilkckman Drtve. next ' door to Cracker Barrel and Outback Admin A ssistan t: Musi hav* axcaSttS cusksnet service, data erWy 4 phone tklSs. Fax resume lo: 407320-7195. Attentlonl Lot* 1020.50 tot Dr. recommended 100% guaranteed www eattitbefit com 068-3167093 Dishwasher, experienced hard worker. C al D aVncft Restaurant 407-323-1380 Reptile M aintenance al local pel sky* P/T. ne.t*) hours. $6 50 IN , 4 bonuses 407-830-738/ 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storege/Offico For Rent 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of State Property For dale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Homo Lots For Sale 149 C o m m ercial P roperty F or S a le 151 In v e stm e n t P roperty F or S a le 153 Acreago Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobile Homes For Sale 159 Real Estato Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale 71— H 2 FT positions needed Nall Tech A Hair Stylist lor W merSprmgi & S anlord. Avant Beauty Salon. 407257-4549 A hotel n tia SantordNorth Orlando area Is currently seeking appfccanta lor a lull time Night Auditor. Experience not necessary. Compete*# wages and beneks EOE Send resume lo: Seminote Herald, 300 N. French Ave, Blind Box tOI, Sanford. FL, 32771 118 Office Space For Rent E ir W anted Assistance Needed Work From Home Oreal For Moms 4 Others $1500*7500 Mo PT/FT 866821-5540X4 www ermXMuathome com AUTO MECHANC: Experienced auto mechanic wtth own tools needed lor busy Sanlord Shop. Oreal pay! Please c e l 321-377-8485. Chad care center in Lake Mary are a Looking lor preschool teachers 4 assistants Great pay. benefits, paid vacation 407-321-5577.________ Claes ACOL Drivers wanted Top pay. xitra stele (FL) only, mutt pass drug scroen. DOT physical, 4 have 3 yi MVR. C el Conn*. 407-3232109 CNC 4 h * a r 4 P r a te Brake Operator. Exp. required, good pay 4 benefits. DFWP 407-299-1592 Lawn M aintenance experience In detail. Suit nm ertaW r 40 hr «*. 407-302-8990 altar 8 or 321 21-377-7318. The Universal Crossword itod by Timothy E. 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(question A ii!) nnem asked of Je su s) 3 "Apocalypse Now" setting 4 Muse of love poetry 5 Som e Victoria's Secret buys 6 G ive a meal 7 H ig h ly u n c o n - 0 2 0 0 3 Untvareal Pres* Syndicate www uaxpreea com “ GENEROUS BAR OWNER” by Harvey Estes 161 Appliances 6 Furniture For Sale 163 Television 6 Storeo/Radio 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn 6 Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Tntck/Buses/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Bikes For Salo 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. Vehicles/Campcrs For Sale 243 Trallors For Sale 245 Farm Equipment MISCELLANEOUS 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jowelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antique/Collectibles 215 Boats 6 Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy 71— H elp W anted Driver tor tod truck with Princeton. F/T, panaxxi vocallon. hebdaya 4073224133 DRIVERS WANTED! Expandng pharmaceutical company In Sanlord seeks FT drtvert w/good driving records. Repetitive bring ol 50-60 to*, and aitanaiv* driving required Overnight and aarty morning ahXts. *9hr. Exc benefits C al Darryl between I0em-2pm O 407-321-9078. EXTERNAL CARE COORDINATOR/RN Ormond B«ach ^ ~ ~ ——•——W-X— ■4 —- - - » x_ e x ---- -- - * - - - - x MGsponsrwe k x •siADfcsrMng rttefru reiauonsTvpt with physicians and hoaprtalt. as wet as tecSSaeon of LTC placement through relerrtl dawfcpmanLpaaartaaaaaamartand placement coordination. This exciting regional opportunity requires ■ ssltduscled. goalontread ndrvidua] w«h Florida RN license. Experience In LTC . healthcare marketing or praplacament assessment pratemed Excellent salary and benefit package For consideration, please lax rttum* lo 561-2760800. EOE ttF/D/V Foreman: Reed plans. Iimsh concxat* and aupervtt* without supervision 407-302-1251. Growing credit card processing company n Caned Florida now totong applications lor th t following positions Appointment Setter: D uanest to business sales only No tip e n sn ea needed. enS Iran Hourly pay pkit bonus** 407-8867209. 252 Accounting 253 Additions A Romodelmg 254 Air Conditioning 71— H elp W anted MachMtt, Some Experience or SrhooXng neceetary. must have own tools. OSWP 407-299-1592 DrfvareMnl-Wn needed Ful 4 Pert tom*. Good drrvmg record 4 drug •creerwig required Operators be wSh 5 yrt s ip . Seniors welcome to apply. C al 800-471-2440 Need Some ADVERTISING To Promote Your Busnesst Then C al l i t About Fiytrt We Will Print & Deliver For You To Our Readers For Only 94/Copyll W* Have a Way You Can Cut That Coat In Halftl THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322-2811 NEW CONCEPT lie L 4 H Mgrt. 4 Agents, Gmd Floor Oppfy Lead* Up to $58K 1-8062369774 407-787-0970 Pollary. Porch 4 Pantry, la k e Marys txiesl Gift 4 Homo Accessory Store reqArea an anwnanoad U Ime sale* assooata. Apply In parson al PP4P. 3641 Laka Emma Re or cal 4074048300 R eceptionist W anted: FXmg. computer work, taxing, answering phones, etc. 262ShrVwk. *8 56hr * bonuses C al J P. Pats. 407-836 7387___________________________ Receptionist FT position, complete benefit package Apply In person. ADESA Orlando-Sanlord. 2500 ADESA Drtre. SarXonL oomtr cl Hwy 48 4 415. No phon# calls EOE/M/F/H/V. Background chack/Drug Tatting Employer Rociart needed IA jsI hare own toots 4 transportation C a l Dave al 407314-6611 0X407-331-4079. ti 3 yrs mkwns experience. C*4_________________ 386668-9922. SecretaryRecapSonct tor Ortedo lew otoca; fus-toms: comp. aalaryitoanat Fax or a m a l n **UTW 407-3861239. lawpractoca 144 O hotmab com Sit# Work Foreman: Experienced Storm and UtXrtiet Equipmem Operator F/T, pension, vacation. hokdays. 407-322-8133_________ TURF ETC. INC la looking to M positions within our growing company. W* are looking lor dependable people with a good attotud* and the desire lo produce quakty work. Drug Free Work Place • Workers Comp • Require FL Dover's License C al 407-302-0274. Water v FT assistant to driller 407-321-2358. Wrec kef/R ollback Ortver: FT position, complete benefit package Apply in person. ADESA OriandoSanford. 2500 ADESA Drive. Sanlord. comer ol Hwy 48 4 4 15 No calls EOE/M/F/H/V. phon* Backgrc <ground chack/Drug Testing Employer INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU MVEST1 Always a good pokey. espeoeXy lor business opportunities and franchiaat. C al Florida Dept, of AgnctXlure 4 Conaumer Services *1 800-4367352 or FTC-HELP lor tree rXormabon Or vwX ow Web see *1 www fic govrbtrop. Flood* tow requrea te le rt of cartan buseiaas oppoikxxaaa to regslar wWi Florida Dapt ol Agriculture 4 Conaumer Services before s e tn g C al to venty lawful regratrabon before you buy.________________ Experienced t a r t a r Seeks Job: Bread KncwWige n Pie fkees. Web A Sheetfed. Color Stnppra. Camara. Smal Praaaea C al Rick. 407-302-0763 LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR 2 Story Victorian Horn*. Ketone District, fplc. balcony, house privileges $I0QWK. *100 407-3266277 HEALTH asauRANCE AMO 401X XLAM1 Drue tree w trjplte*. 73— E m W Large Nursery/Warehouse needs energetic, highly motivated workers lor shipping tn d trim dept Decorating and assembly i.ne positions Some piecework available Mutt be able to work overtxne X needed Insuranca and other Penal4a avae*bf* Apply m person al 6770 West Stale Road 46. Sanlord Seoxty Guard PT pottery no beers* rsqurod. evenng1i4 weekend hours ly n person. ADESA Orlando Apply' Senior lord. 2500 ADESA Dnvs. Sanlord. comer ol Hwy 4b 4 415 No phone calls EOE/M.F/H/V Background chack/Drug Testing Employer a n ted o o m s Fo r R en t Starting • t*2/wk. Historic Downtown 407-316-4423 Wry nice, vary d e a n turn im Newly remodeled, ab ud. cable. AC. Indry. phon*. kXch us*, sac. dr. resident owner, pnvale entrance No Smoklngl Only drug tri y. 407-3367373. to Alterations Appliance Repair Auto Elect. Repair Automotive Bush Hogging Computer ConsuHing Cabinets Carpentry Carpet 6 Installations Carpet Cleaning Ceiling Repair Ceramic Tile Child Care Centers Cleaning Services Concrete Construction Delivery Services Drywall Electrical Fence Handy Man Hauling Home Improvements Irrigation 6 Repair Janitorial Services Jewelry 6 Repair Lakefront Clearing Landscaping Laundry Services no 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Service* 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving 6 Storage 293 Oil, Lube 6 Filter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 Piano/Organ Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 302 Screen 6 Glass Work 303 Secretarial 6 Typing 304 Siding 30 5 Sm all B u sin e s s 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radio 314 Upholstery 316 Welding 6 Sheet Metal 318 Well Drilling 319 Window Washing 4 Timing TO mi 0'J «• i ta j 95— R W 11 8 — O o o m m a te U S pace For Rent Seeking a parson to share my horns, view of Lake Monroe, house prtvteget Cab 407-3267232 tor an appointment __________________ 99— A f f ic e a n ted p a r tm en ts Deltona: For Rent 1500 aq It • Avalablt lor cbko* or relab Pnme area. FamXy Home Pteia. 2772 Ekcam [3hd. Deltona Cab 3 6 6 7 8 9 8070 • n f u r n is h e d 2BR/2BA apt $52Vmo. $450 deposit. 2543 Myrtle A vs, Sanlord 407-4684153 . MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE ADA t BOBU M»UO 2 BORM UraUO AND UP CMM mckxtod 407*323-9670 R6StLfeA Vil l a s Move In specie!*, 2Bedroom/1 Bath For Dela/le, Cato 3368833 or 298-1300 Sanlord: Largs 1 8 R Quiet Residential Area Adults. No Pets RsiAaase. $475tno. ♦ DepoaX. 4073268019 Sanlord CMct Sixta/Store. 3rd 4 S SarSon) Avw 1750M $880 mcxdt. SGCbX suit* $500 month, 3500 tl S1706month excellent parking, no*. BrOwn 4074791980 C el 4075794942 141— H om es Fo r S ale 4/1, lovely cortege, ranovatedinodemlrad. wab to wab carpel 4 appliances. $85,000. 4076991359 or 407-7190278 Fur ouses - n is h e d f 6 A RENT. 3/2 Kitchen tuVy turn A/C, washer. No Espanot 407-3661628 103— U H ouses - n f u r n is h e d 407-321-0759 2/1 house newly renovated at 206 Eaal 24ti EL Sarkxd. $60Otno 4076994328 i n , mo* yard, tnxt treat, walk to school. Laka Mary/Santord area $850 407-8694168. 3BR 2BA : New carpal, paint. 1car gtreoa. haavfy Seed, benoed yard, no pats $750 per morWi Venture I Properties. 407-321-4764 4/2 house newly renovated at 102 Country Club Or, Sanlord $72S/month 4074994328 DOYLE S RENTALS H istoric D istrict: 1BR/IBA W/Endo**d Paso. EaMn KAtfwn. iff Ce*ngs Hcbad FVs. CHA WO HookUps $52S/$500 Dap Sanlord: 2BR'1BA W/Dmng Rm. Living Rm. Hdwd Floors, Lg Screened Porch. Dbt Garage, Storage $825^800 Depose W inter S prings: 3BR/I.5BA W/Sngl* Garage. New Ftoormg 4 Paint $72S/$700 D epots Deltona: 6 2 SpM Plan W/Stogl* Gareg*. Ftortti Rm. UWy Shad New PMnl 4 New U s $860*800 DapoaX •dyllwUd*: 4BR2BA W Pool. Farrvty Rm. Dan. Formal Dtnrng Rm, Freplaoe. New Flooring 4 P art. Pod Serv Included $125611200 Deposit DOYLE REALTY, INC. (SOT) 122-24S3 WE RENT 4 SELL HOMES PAUL OSBORNE Sanlord/Lak* Mary: 3 BR/2BA. by owner. $80,000. Cab altar 5pm. 407-862-6810. o t Fo ; 407-4224B48 Bad Black Iron Bed iron canopy kwd pad wM>( eXe - " baoxylrmpdowtopaaLNoariead ? / , dVj 407-402-2776 no aTVI. RO Ot! |MU •on * N p l Bede, tooetod h S a n to * e M e p i * ., IrniaatowBiByroaneXp Ito tiW L ., . M tOO. q jM n f a , N N rS uMd, can tttto r. 407-409-177% . ™ Couch: Al Itakan LaaXiax *878. Loveaaat 1828. Chad Brand Nok SB h PkHs. C at 407-422-0230. >o to Lee tv b JJ f j 1v / Day Bad: 2 orthopadto White/iron/braa*. kune*. ueadL eB bexed. OoB HB6 M 4074860877. D rng Rcxrrvljpc. doubt* nartaital l .T C I:.: Chippendale c h a rt. buBet 4 hutoO, ’. never used, coal U k a a l $1286 server, $250. 4 0 7 4 8 6 1 4 1 6 !•. r _____________________________ 113 Fiaan:Bto(kddbatolnmi*arM 8i '0 n e w N ereruM OLaBtobeiOaM il' 1800. t e l *276 Al cah. * *76 407-vt 8860877. 1T r Sei«rfcwnc^K4ioQ^074B60ttA o b il e r New in plaaUc. S a l $ 1 1 6 ale Lot 80x123. wWi old modi* work. Repair mobXa home or bubd houa*. Eiixtng cty water oonnactlon, new drain faid, Fo ~ M N Q 8 a E P41X>WT 0 B r r o orthopetke manrea* tab. 8861416. New 3 4 4 bedroom hornet wtth $0 down' Stow credx ok. Cab 4074221237x257 to fnd out more. 157— M 0230. staaaswgRb Large 3BR/2.5 bath. 2 car gareg*. pka benux garage 17x54x14 tor boat or mobb* hem*. Sa* t o Idyiswtld* al 315 Dogwood Dr. at corner of Upaata Rd *189.000. com* L u**dS*it649C*n (touted, atfl In boa. C o e M I Urn H«nt tinm a r n r 1*M- 1 rrnfy 4BIV2BA at to* Creasing. apM plan, screened porch and pool Big patio, ab appkancat Indudtd. Laka Mary Schoola. Asking $175,000. Wrl conaxMr Xsaetog w*i opeon to buy*. No pets, non-smoker A MUST SEE. Pieaa* cal 407-3214194 or 407426 2873 S 1 A cherry a iti^ i bed. with pxtowtao WwUWTwfTOr, u M 10/ J ?1 l / l i l A ll * ia Bad Rm Sat: EnOre Bad W/Hdbrd/Ftbrd. ______ _ Cheat and NLfltond.BBBoed.S7Hi " • C an Dekver 407-4224230. < trtO Bedroom: 7 pc C H O W Y 1 potter bed, Ml dove 1 vimum i i' h o h h iit s cr ea g e 1 2 I ORTHOPEDIC PtU O W Mettresi S e t Brand Neec M In Plastic. Saerikce (too C an Deftrac. 407-4224448. Ti X ic 1BRASS BED. Q U E E N fl 407ooal (1K .aal *278. Can 6660577. Beautrfut new tub etaa wktba porcelain haaMtoard edh $30 00 3867560820. Water Front-Lake Monro*: 4BR 4BA over 3500 eq fl wtdt 2.5 ear garage. 2 work shop*, tv. dto, tarn rm. wlueplace 4 gam* room, 2 In law suites on 1.4 acre* on LX $349,500 RsnovtSad: New Carpal and P a rt on comer lot. $65,000. 4 BR 2BA: Over 1900 Sq It. Uv. Din. Fmfy. Fplc. BeautXuSy tree $ landscaped on almost 172 ac $99,900. 4BR 2 Bath: Over 2,000 Sq fl LN. Dto. Fam. Sc Porch on 1/4 Acre $65,900. Custom B l 4 BR 2 BA: Over 2300 Sq FL Uv, Dto. Fam Rm. 32x32 Sc Pod. 2 Car Oarage cn Over \f2 Acre $210,900. 153— A I KING SERTA. poekrtew ke e a t., never used Coal $2K. t* l$ Z M .C * l . deliver. 4 074860677. , x -I t Luxury (Wm pBcwtop eet wWi 7 yr wmrrarey tub *138. queen 1146 b*W' ' $210 Brand new. Located I n : Sanlord. 407-402-277$. t- A Fub sue ma nrea* e a t New in p M c Mud **l *86407 IM ) BOT R e o tve up to 110.000 trie homeowners tstrstjnce fund leys lea# MBOMuak. 2/1 house newly renovated whankvood lloort 312 East 25T S i Sanlord. *82Vmo 4074994328. ?3fcr jL u A Brand Now Chany Owb M t g MM. C-7 3nrd New T T* and 6 C h a rt eeLaal. B a l l Bbl $950. Lighted China Cabinet Axa4 Can Delrver 407-4224036 AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES Mwwv t OMUKl! ytXLittl 101— H 1 8 1 — A p p l ia n c e s fc F u r n it u r e Fo r S a S H BEWatMTOB m m * tUm MA ft loo I n u t r , almond. w a M V A oonSbon. Muat a*6 $106 4 0 7 4 * 6 i 8119. ' r . om es ale IrS 187— S p o r t in g G ’ 4 o o o b plo ym en t WtfcxLY hfcNtAlfi Apply at ttO Manx Drive. AAamoree ipHaei eorieo-eooa 255 256 257 258 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 2 75 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 266 1<! til M 'h Pari Time, Manager-! Aeeletant. tl/ h r. 93— R In the event vo u need to change v o u r ad : A U T O M O T IV E 199 Pots 6 Supplies A dynamic agency otters a financislly secure career lor aggressive, competitive and tenmotivated ta le s p ro lstslo n tlt seeking a lucrative career with the Opportunity lor rapid advancement ixo management American Income l i e a lookitg tor cereer-metded tala* professionals lor its Altamonte Springs office. This Is an tncredtol# opportunity tor people with strong communicatront and ctotmg tiuba. Meet the minimum ta le s requirements and you* a sm al latst $55 OOOyeor Managers can earn more Rian $200.006y*ari Bonus**, residuals Income and tuS benefits round out to* package AIL provides lit* tn d supplemental insurance programs to working d a ta t*m4i*t throughout Central Florida, and has m ors than $15 billion ol lit* nauranca In lore* nationwide. Our perars oempam. Tordvnark ■■ rocksolid Fortune 500 company (TMK). Locally, we us* an effective lead syslem to book several dally appointments lor our agents, requiring minimal cold c als and prospering. The opportunity ewarts the nghl person Interested-7 Coread Mke PeeSt at 407-402-1033. or email your resum e to mwMtc 0 a scfaotxoej.com . Florida LX# 4 Health insurance beans* preferred, but not requved. For more rtormabon, vM us on tie web www art ceatcteomJnlo. Our proven teed system wSl create you a strong sal** snw onm snt landng you the opportunXy to set your own noome, Increase your Income or even double your csirrent Income! P aving for_your classified ad; Wo gladly accept M astercard or Visa We also will take c a s h o r a | check Advertisers who wish to b e bided can m ake arrangem ents a t the to re their a d Is placed P le a se koop at mind that a d s in the P ersonals ( d a s s . 21), B usiness Opportunities (class 55) 6 O arage Sales (217) require paym ent In advance 221 Good Things to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions M E R C H A N D IS E REAL ESTATE 91 Apartments/ Homes To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments - Furnished 99 Apartments - Unfumishod 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duples/Triplex 107 Mobile Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warehouse/Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals T t illegal lor companies doing ■by phone to prom t* you i loan and aak you lo pay for H ifors they deliver. For mote i.caltoSIree 1-877-FTC P. (A pubic terviot message kem Seminole HertkJ and the I Trade Commission) 63— M IB 70 Education 6 Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted 45 Debt Consolidation | 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages 61— M { 117 Commercial Rentals — II you n eed to ch an g e your ad while it is running, p lease give u s a c a l a n d w e will m ake the ch an g e lor the next available edition P lease check your a d on the first day of publication It you find an error, p le a se c a l us Imm edM ety and we wilt correct the error tor the next publication. We are responsible for (he J ir s t Insertion only an d only lor the cost of the first Insertion . 'CLAB5IPI6ATlflHg EMPLOYMENT 67 Career Consultants CLASSIFIED 322-2611 Page 7B Sunday. Aufiust 4.2002 Mo* loom n large pkjEh horn* Sam* house privileges. $300 moves you Cab tor detail* 407-324 4000 Private entrance, tree cable 4 electric, washet/dryer. $ t D6 wk Lake Ave, Sanlord #07 688 7023 Pnvale Room In Longwood Home. Steady Employed. Non-Smoker *68 wk. $50 0epo*4 407-4364311 HM* CX Laka Mary: 32,7. xpMplan. tile cpt. Ipi. int.de util, privacy lancing, tpitlr syt $995/mo discounted 4074294744 Sanlord. 2/1, rue# horns, fully renovated, big yard, must see *625*00. $675 iNpoaL 407-314-7507 Sanford: 2622A S. Laurel Ave 3BR/I.5BA fenced yard STSO/month, plus security deposit $1750 m ovat you In. 407-3226342 Sarfcnt 2BR tBA'dul hoa*'. new. whvasher. S600mo e dap. » no Country Club Dr. Sanlord 407 323-4540 Sanford: 6 1 . CHA. Section 8 accepted $8(XVmonth The HJliman Group 407-321-8333 Sanlord 3 2 wld hookups, carport tern rm $556*550 407-3216757 Sanlord: Hrttoncel dwtnet. totally refurbished, 2BR/tBe large yard, partung. Ax $550.1st. plus I month • e a rty . plut utokbvt 4074861738 V*a28<r I Ba G arage Screen patio, appkencm. lanced yard. communXy pool $678 ♦ Security dep No Pets 407-328 8580 12x60 mobs* home, established Sanlord park S5«. 10x30 Florida 4X8 Pool tabla goraeeua aaM tea*, wood. 1‘ aiaba, dacoreova c tocrae Can dMrer. Coe *4406 (81 *1750. 407-4224004. 323-0102 PooTtbblatolp pockee, an* irah owns Bea.ro 24x60 doubt* wide. 2BR7BA. LR. tmXy rm wWi wet bar. cbnrig rm. large island kachen. laundry area, a l rww IM 4 carpal AMgng *21000 oba 407-328-4736 Mobil* home. Sanlord 1981 Skyline, 14x58. new AC 4 refrigerator, well maintained Information. Cab. 407-3366661. W *1650 4074861416__________ 191— B u il d in g 35x10mote* ham*, attached Firm , parity fumd. carpeted, cerfcng tana, new etov*. new A C Located to Town 4 C o u * y (adub) Perk. 5358 Orwtg* O vd U Monro* AMxtg * t S A n 386 7461095 159— R used, sob in Creto. C a t " delrver 4 tel i*. Coe Hk. aal to( eal Esta te a n te d W* Buy H o u ses, C ondo*. C om m ercial and Land. F oreclosure STOPPED, Beck Payment* Brought Up To Da R eiocatlng? D ivorced? B Tenant*? We Can HELP!! Any C ondition, Any A rea. FAST C lo s in g 407-871-2729 M a t e r ia l * c ^ R U G A TE o rrm to c S S S lor Boma, Boat Dock*, Shap*. aba. Also Culvert Pip*: 1**x*6 117926** i r x W I $21266**. Scxpkja Siaal 4 Supply, be. ApaMe 407-293-87*6 —------S B — — _____ >rt — 199— Pets I k Strrruis ------ S S S i----- Advantage* ronton* 407-H3-4323. 215— B o a t * h A c c e s s o r ie s "ftI •fTF. R3 TO im c.o �Page HR Sunday. AiiriisI 4. 2002 CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald You can lax you r ad lo 407-323-9408 300 N. French A ve., S an lord 32771 • P. O . Box 1667, Sanlord 32772 O u r ollice la open to aervo you M onday through Friday, 8 am - 5 pm 322-2611 D E A D L IN E S : Deadline Is 4 p.m. on Monday lor Wodnosday paper and 4 p.m. Thirrsday lor the Weekend edition. A 4 lino minimum applies lo private party ads. Certain ads and classifications require prepayment. Legate Deadlines: Friday, 5 pm lor Wodnosday Edition u _______ Wednesday, 5 pm lor Sunday Edition. 11 Homo Health Coro 12 EldortyCaro 13 Health & Beauty 14 For Sale 15 Com etoryLots 16 Romindor Sorvtcos 18 Luxury Items 19 Computor/TV 21 Porsonals 22 Health Caro 23 Lost & Found 25 Special Notices 27 Nursery 4 Child Caro 33 Weight Management 35 Hypnosis 39 Health Insuranco 43 Legal Services 45 Debt Consolidation 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Monoy lo Lond 63 Mortgages 215— Boats & A ccessories EM PLOYM ENT dolAMUNITY YARD Sea/N/Sport! Coma Check Thstn Outl Many Models To Chooaa Brand New Boat 4 Traitor Starling At - St^SS. Nichols Outboard Service Canter 219— W anted 1000 West Is! St. Sanford 407-122e*S4 to B uy Wanted. 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Please check your ad on the first day ol publication II you find an error, please call us Immediately and wo wifi correct the error lor the next publication. We are responsible lor the ^firxt Insertion onlyand only lor the cost ol the first Insertion. s •4 Fretghtllner Cabover: Runt t'ko a sawing machine 350 CumnXngs engma.day bad. just passed currant DOT Inspoction 407-324.5973. 231—C ars F or S ale ja rg o n Homes F or S ale 199 Pets 4 Supplies 200 Uvestock/Form Supplios 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antique/Collectibles 215 Boats 4 Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wantod to Buy ----- 4 .Sell ★ *Offices Coast to Coast' Since 1954 MISCELLANEOUS 223— M iscellaneous s Xl E Hand 6 power tooU.lewn eqmxnert. mlsc household. 64 Pontiac Suntxrd. 2 antique Ford pickups. 247 South 3rd St. 1block South ot Lake Man Bird. oKCountry Club Rd. Aug 3 4 4. The New 2002 181 Appliancos 4 Furniture For Solo 183 Television 4 Stereo/Radio 185 Computers For Salo 187 Sporting Goods 189 Ollice Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn 4 Gordon 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s SANDALWOOD VILLA'S 700 EAST AIRPORT BLVD, AUG 3rd ----- CQokITI----- TRULVI nOLEtll 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out ol Stato Property For Sale 145 Resort Proporty For Sale 147 Industrial Proporty For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Proporty For Sale 151 Investment Proporty For Sale 153 Acroage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobile Homes For Solo 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Businoss For Salo 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Salo R ENTALS BENEFIT SALE CAT PROTECTION SOCIETY Lott of Everything, as usual* Saturday 4 Sunday. August 3 4 4, 2400 MeSorniSe Ave . Santord. OK East 25th St . 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(Creating anim als in need; to educate the pubAnimal Respect Education) Foundation and Uc about current environm ental situtheir anim als stopped at the library during ations concerning endangered, threat' the Summ er Specials program. C hildren h ad ened or species of special copcem am T Program at the library is centered around a variety of hand-raised anim als that were specially chosen to be am bassadors for their species. The reptile ambassadors included Jake the snake and the American alligators Smiley and Brutus. Others attending includ­ ed Paco the Opossum and Florida panthers Itora, Kacha and Kesha. The C.A.R.E. Foundation is always in need of volunteers. In addition to tne faclUt y 'm w e e k l y c l e a n i n g o n S u h d a y a , C h e o r g a n ­ ization needs people to interact w ith the public. Those interested in becoming a vol­ unteer, contact Deborah Simpson at 407482-4092. For more information, visit the group's website at www.thecarefoundatlon.org -r 1t *» ) » At left, Aleah Qureshl, 6, holds Noah the Boa while Jaka the Rad Snake climbs up her shoulder. The two slithering animals am part o( The C A R E. Foundation's Florida Native Program, which made a recent visit to the Seminole County Public Library In Sanford. Other visitors Induded Tommy the gopher tortoise, Baby Brutus the gator and Kacha. the 130-pound adult i male Florida panr ther, pictured above. At right, Ptpi, the 5-month-old pos­ sum. finds a resting place on top ol 8year-otd Tara Barton's head. Paco the adult possum was also In attendance during ttte recent Itxary program. For more photos, see Pi^e 2C. * Herald phaiot by Timmy Vuiceni t e*et I �Page 2C T he S eminole H erald Sunday. August 4.2002 »t Far M l. Baby Brutus cmilas lor Ibe camera during a recent program at the Sanford library presented by The C A R E. Foundation. At left. Chrtstin Burtord. director ot C A R E., holds Paco, an adult possum. Burford explained the habrts ol Paco, Including his noc­ turnal activities. He was asleep lor most ol the show. t •. ' s Hersld photos by Tommy Tir APPUAKCESTORE,In 153 W SR. 434' Winter Springs - 407-327-3344 ^ 12No.farrutyoortfri^ertion 2)tfimntyooEfWhf/l) Satoist'De&rjMlM Since 1979 BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER 7.....*850 Includes Filing Fees PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE Also practicing In the nrcaa of Probate, Wills, Divorce, Modification, Child Support, Guardianship, Family Law, Domestic Injunctions. Landlord/Trnant Evictions. . LAW OFFICES OF PAMELA J. HELTON, PA 801N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 407, Orlando, FL 32803 655 W.Hwy. 50, Suite 102 Clermont R 34711 407-481-9564 352-243-8117 SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTORS Of Orlando, Inc. T IL E IN S T O C K •30,000 SF *40,000 SF S O ^ M n . 7 ^ 8 . I. f t . 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TOP SPE CIA LIS T Regular Hair Cut $8.00 Flat-Tope A Sty lea $10.00 Hours: 8-6 Mon-Sat 2021 French Ave„ Sanford otntaI AREAS. & Hours: Tu-Th 10-6, F it 10-6. Sat. 9-3 200 8. PARK (CORNER OF 2NO A PARK)-SANFORD 322-5742 �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. August 4.2002 Page 3C Mergos explore scenic, 'awesome' Alaska Most travelers to Alaska Peggy and Nick thorwill tell you In no uncer­ oughily enjoyed their life tain term s that "you should aboard ship although most see this magnificent ...................... nights they were so state." Peggy and i— wor n out frerom a Nicholas (Nick) busy busy day day of of sight­ Mergo expressed seeing and m ar­ these sentim ents veling at the w on­ recently after return­ ders. There were lots ing from the vast, of good show s and scenic landm ark. "It they thoroughly was awesome," enjoyed a piano con­ jiano < Peggy said. "It was Oorts cert by the ship's wonderful." m usic director who D ie tric h The Mergos flew » , * » * , , , also ayed in and to Anchorage and directed the ship’s took a bus to Seward orchestra. Peggy m en­ w here they boarded their tioned the m idnight ship, Royal Caribbean's chocolate buffet that they Legend of the Seas for an missed as well as the final inland passage cruise that night m idnight buffet and took them to four ports. said the food "was w on­ They were im pressed with derful - just wonderful." the m useum at Anchorage . The Mergos disem ­ and the gorgeous flowers barked their luxury ship at growing in the beautiful, Vancouver, British m odem city. Columbia w here they Glacier Bay was totally spent tw o m ore days fascinating to the Mergos. absorbing the beautiful They couldn't get too close scenery and countryside. to the huge ice m ass that Peggy said the scenery ery iwas w as calving, or breaking jghlight of the trip the nig off icebergs. They visited Juno, Sitka, Ketchikan and Sum m er C onventions S k ag w ay . It has been a sum m er At Sitka, the Mergos of conventions and leisure were overwhelm ed by an w ith a little history throw n old Russian church that in for Ruth was destroyed in the 1960s. and Fred Gaines. The Peggy said residents risked Sanford couple drpve 6,000 their lives to save icons miles that started w ith an and other artifacts from the International Pilot Club burning building and these Convention in Toronto. pieces adorn the present Joining them at the Pilot church that was rebuilt. convention w ere M arian Raslllwills «Un n# f f A m o n g d l K c r t l t i n g i , ** A la s k a h a s its s h a r e o f wildlife. The Mergos enjoyed whale watching which Peggy said was " e x d tin g rS h e added that a hum ped-back w hale is the size of "a Greyhound bus." They encountered other wildlife including bear, moose, lots of eagles and other birds and seals. Everything was an adven­ ture for the Florida tourists. brother of their son Frederic's wife. Ruth attended the General Federation of Women's Clubs Convention at Kansas City, Mo. A past resident of the Sanford Roman's Club, she is on the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs Arts and Crafts Com m ittee and has spent the past four years as senior advisor to the FFWC Juniorettes. "It was a special time," Ruth said. She was privi­ leged to witness the instal­ lation of a Florida wom an, Judy Lutz, as the interna­ pr tional president of the G FW C Before venturing back south, Ruth and Fred saw the sites at Hanibal, Mo. and took in som e show s at Branson. In Nashville, Fred R attended the national con­ vention of Sons of the American Revolution. He is president of the Central Florida C hapter of SAR. A nother point of interest the couple visited was the area where Andrew Johnson grew up. They also visited their daughter, Elizabeth, and her family at D andridge, Tenn. Ruth said they had expected to escape the sum m er heat, but the tem ­ perature was in the 90s while away. Ah, the m em o­ ries of home. C ouple Visits West Helen and Paul Polgar dream of a m ountain vaca­ tion to escape the sum m er heat. In the m eantim e, they have had several nice trips. In Los Angeles, they were united w ith her two daugh­ ters and grandson whom she had not seen for too long. They hit the attrac­ tions in L.A. and explored the Pacific coastline. They also visited San Diego and points south. At Albuquerque, they visited w ith a former Navy buddy of Paul when he cel­ ebrated his 80th birthday. There was also another Navy buddy in attendance. "It was very, very nice," Helen said. The Polgars have an annual pass to Walt Disney World which they enjoy quite frequently. Sym pathy . Deepest sym pathy is extended to Betty Jack and her family in the recent loss of her m other at Vero Beach. Let Us Do Your S a n fo rd . F o llo w in g th e convention, the tw o cou­ ples w ent their m erry way. While the Gaineses were riding along the shores of Lake H uron, they discov­ ered the nearby Nell Arm strong M useum which they found outstanding. Ruth said one of the high­ lights of the trip was see­ ing David Eckstein play baseball in St. Louis. The Sanford baseball star is the Residential Our Specialty : DEEP CLEAN SPECIAL McGowen, Giroux exchange vows Wanda Berry McGowen of Sanford and John Michael Giroux Jr., of Franklin, Vt., were married 2 p.m. May 25, 2002. The bride is the daughter of Robert and Carol Berry of Sanford. The groom is the son of John and Kathy Giroux of Franklin, Vt. Judge Erickson presided over tne outdoor ceremony held at Big Tree Park in Longwood. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Robert Berry. She wore a full-length white satin gown of handm ade lace with seed pearls and a long train of lace and pearls. Her shoulder-length veil was made of lace, and her headlocc was a halo of silk owers and pearls. The bridesmaids, Janet Dufault and her sister Robin Gill, wore off-white floor-length gowns. The bride and brides­ maids all carried bouquets of natural flowers in white R I HOUSE CLEANING I 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath ! 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon ijU M 't S b t n m r M a & s s r - We Do It All!! CALL TODAY! !! 25% OFF " WINDOW PACKAGES WTTHCOUPON • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES • DUSTING* VACUUMING • A P A R T M E N T S • C O M M E R T "" 2 5 % O F F " • M0PP1NG/WAXING FLOORS) C I A I • P R E M I U M CLEANING 1st TIME SERVICE • CEILING FANS • E X C E L L E N T SERVICE • A l l APPLIANCES CLEANED | | • t x S r ’pnESENnPcooPON at t im e o f • A F F O R O A B L E RATES I SERVICE INSIDE A OUT I • MOT GOOO WITH ANY OTHER OFFER • NEW C O N S T R U C T I O N • CHANGE DIRTY LINENS Including Wanda and John Michael Giroux Jr. and beige. The groom wore his grandfather's morning suit, which was made more than 100 years ago. NEKT-N-IIDYHI GlfAN 407-324-1/77 We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Seminole County & surrounding areas. �Page 4C Sunday, August 4.2002 T he Seminole H erald Church Notes Church O f God O f Prophecy C n ftcn Wanted All Souls Council of Catholic Women is sponsor­ ing a craft fair 9 am . to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct 5. in the church's Social HalL The group is currently in need o f 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. Rock the Universe Some of the biggest names in Christian music, including Third Day, Jars of day. Newsboys and Rebecca S t James, will come together at the largest ever "Rock the Universe" two-day concert event at Universal Studios to highlight the diversity within today's exploding Christian music scene. Tickets for the fifth annual Rock the Universe event are now on sale. Seventeen chart-topping bands will entertain tans, Christian Rock and main­ stream alike, on stages throughout Universal Studios, Friday and Saturday evenings, Sept 6 and Sept. 7. The hot line-up includes groups from several genres of music such as the rock sounds of Third Day. _ Jars of Clay and Newsboys; altcmativc rock favorites Five Iron Frenzy, currently performing ad the Warped Tour, By The Tree and the O.C. Supertanra; the pop stylings of Rebecca S t James, Relient K, True Vibe and Jennifer Knapp; Latin influ­ enced Contagious, the 2000 Rock The Universe Battle of the Bands winner and Hip Hop/Dance focused Toby Mac and Out of Eden. Tickets can be purchased by calling Hckctmaster, 1866-7884636 toll free, or online at www.rocktheuniverse.com. Advance tickets are $34.95 plus tax for a sin­ gle night or $49.95 plus tax for two nights. Tickets• (can e pur day of tire event at Universal Studios for $39.95 plus tax. Group tickets arc avail­ able for groups of 10 or more. 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How can I get them ready for life in a new dty? DR. DOBSON: Going to a new school or moving toa new town can be an unpleasant experience for children, but there are some ways to make it caster for them. Preparation and forethought Jamas Dobson 'Focui on Family * are the keys. Educator Cheri Fuller recommends that those who are about to relocate call a family meeting to talk about whats going to happen. Begin to lay plans together. U's sad to say goodbye to good friends and it's hard to make new ones. Try establishing pen pals for your children in the new school long before the move is to occur. Relationships can blos­ som through the mail so that the kids are not entirely unknown in the new location. It's also helpful to create curiosity about the new dty or neighborhood you're moving to. m ite to the state tourist bureau or to the chamber of commerce and ask for brochures and maps. When your children begin to under­ stand the adventure of moving, they may develop a more posi­ tive attitude toward leaving. A bit of preparation and a healthy dose of communication can help dear the way for a smoother journey to a new home. QUESTION: When my wife left me for another man, I felt like the whole thing was my fault I still feel that way. I Had never even looked at another woman, yet here 1am taking the blame for her affair. Rationally, I know I'm being very unfair to myself, but I can't help it Or can I? DJL DOBSON: It is the typi­ cal reaction of a rejected spouse, like yourself, to take full responsibility for the behavior of an unfaithful spouse. The wounded partner — the person who was dearly the victim — is the one who suffers the greatest �T he S eminole H erald OUR LADY, QUEEN Of ECAC1 ORTNOOOX CATHOUC CHURCH LFU 407-321-41*3 10 am Tuaa*y Prayer Meetoig Mdweek Sarvtoe (Wed) r 7 pm , Congregational 1000 am •BtfWy Cordeaetone Sunday 430am. Christian efCMeQ 1*07 4 tardord Ave. Santo*. FL rmJiBfe Si r e m , w w 322*7777 •JO a m 1044 am •pm • • 41 pm Ml A it WaAooma Mere CHURCH (MACCC) 2401 • Pert Ave.. Santo* 407-322-4S44 Larry Leona* Peaky School *30 am Morning Wor**) 1100am Choa Pracace Wetowadey 4 45 pm. Episcopal HOLY CROSS EPMCORAL CHURCH 401 Park A ve .B «to * Telephone 407-322-4411 UOR OF JUDAH HOUtC OP -Where Jteue * lordT 2544 Park Drive. P 0 Sob 404 SardordL FI 32772-0*04 (Comar ef Perk Dr A EVn Ave) (407) 3240434 TAmmy AOramaon — Pastor 1030 am A 430 p m la Study 730 p m Friday 730 pm (no aarvloa N tool Friday of tot month) Lutheran M W CREATION LUTHERAN CHURCH MTERM LOCATION: UPtALA COMMUMTY CHURCH Hey. 44A 4 Upeala Rd. Phono 322-7312 Stmday Worship • IS am 4430 pm Nuraery PrtMdad 73041000 am 134 C M e ry . PI. 32713 Ptronefa r 40 74R 4 U 2 Erne* rtvercayoc#nettero net 10a m 11 a m Praacfwtg I J D Sagrcntot >od UcABaaar Youto •AFEHARDOR CHRMTUN CHURCH 730 Upaata Rd. Sarto*. PL 407-3 Youtl Statdey Stole School *00 a m Morning Wonftp 1014am Youto 400 p m WadwedayPiHaeSeryloe 400pm Ntyaery Prortdad *Cartng tor People* 1401E Park Avenue SardordL FL 32771 (407) 322-2441 Re* Jemee J. SUvadar •44em -Sunday School 1100am •Morreng Worth*) 400pm - Stole SUdy Christian Science m o t church o e c M W is c m r o T *71 MARKHAM WOODS ROAD Comer of E E WWemeon Rood 407-7*4-7704 Sunday. Church Samoa and Stmdey School 1000 a m Watoiaaday 730 p m Odd Care AwalafcM al M Servioae Ctaaaaa lor C M P ti toreup bto grade* Notary A*Aatto* Ybuto Qr m >meets * 1000am 1000am 40 00 pm MtD-WEEK WORSHIP IN CHAPEL Tueeday. Watoiaaday 4 THaadey* •ISLE STUDIES* (••h x - m* •T. H m i ira c o m u . CHURCH TD O n m ta rlM U M U w y .n . 44M87J T l » Rw. C M m T. He*. ftMor t i* r Hoi. Eudw w 7 JO am Fount CHtam nituxUrVhoollOOO.nl HOfEucftoM tO O/IM Iam CMamnl Owen *001 m lEducMon Whg) N m o y ■o^ u Al (.4 * . m O m y i 17 41 pm 8UM00 7 O O tm 1700pm Seavday 1000 am •1 p m 141 Weafea Spnnga Road Bute 143 Longwood. PL 3277* Phono 407-4**-14*0 Church Of Christ. i i m m l i t -a t « na N O Hwy. 4»4 407-323-4430.407-324-4334 S*yv Worvfyp 1030 a m 4 4 pm Come eerahlp ndh ue A tnantoy wetooma akaaya MO F liM O A CHURCH OF CHRMT 21* Weda St WMar Spnnga. a 3270* Simday6erwet 10.30 a m A 00 pm Sunday Stole 6tudy * 30 am Wed. Stole Study 730pm Barry Itayea (407)327-4004 Church O f G od CHURCH OF 000 401 W 22nd Si. Santo*. a 407-322 3442 Sunday School »» --------... — Mamr>g rrorvt<> • 44 am 10 44 am 400 pm 7 to 4 p m I Trtnyy Chrdien School Pre-School tvu grade 12 407-321-2723 AtooDey CtreC M lp 407-323-1411 Church O f G od of Prophecy CHURCH OF 00 0 OF PROPHECY 250*8 Elm Ave Sertoyd. Pla. 32773 407-322-4014 Sunday School Pr»ea 4 Worth? •sy •41 am 1030 a m 11am • pm pangs iof guilt and feelings of lnfcrioi eriority. The blame for marital disin­ tegration is seldom the fault of the husband or wife alone. It takes two to tango, as they say, and there is always some measure of shared blame for a divorce. However, when one marriage partner — in this case, a wite — makes up her mind to behave irresponsibly, to become involved extramari­ tally, or to run from her family commitments and obligations, she usually seeks to justify her behavior bv magnifying the failures of her spouse. ”Y(ou rtotontog ______ 4 30 pm Cordamporary Worth? kndty wetrtofl 000am Sunday morning * 30 a m Cordamporary Worahlp Sunday morning 1100am Fandy Won#* Bardot _______Ntfeery >aprodded el Daycare, Preechod and Chrtaaan Day School For IrdormaBon Cai 407-33307*7 LUTHERAN CHURCH OP T M I 2524 E Oak Ave. Stodord. a Rev. Ekner A. Reuecher Paator Scmday School 10:30 am Wortotp Service 1030 am kdonnaaon 322-3642 or 3250410 Charismatic Episcopal Methodist Tha Sarto* Bndge Comar of *to 8L 4 Hedy Am Sardo*. Florida 407 2*04044 CHRIST IM T IO MCTHOOMT CHURCH 404 Tucker D** (Comer TUcker Or. 4 CR 427) ■ — — h .ii n exmaay ocnooi Sunday Euchartei •30 am Morning Worth*) FAITH 407-323-37*4 JacftCoa Rmitoy Morning Woratap Evening Service Tuaeday Erenhg Stole aej(V 1000 am 4 00 pm r;v '* f® S P e r -.VJU *8mal EnougR Tb Love Vpu • OrcnAng In Chnal To Serve Y W FVtST UNTTIO METHOOMT CHURCH 41* Perk Ave. Serdord. a 4 0 7 -3 2 ^ 3 7 1 ^ .. AealPeotor HOUSt OP RSFUOl I i n i Celery Awe. I (407) 3*4-4711 Dora W Itcherdaon Sunday School *30 ere Morning Worahtp 1100 ton Evening WoraNp 700pm U d Week Sve Wed 730pm FAITHFUL WORD MMETRMS >Raaauraa Center •(SOT) 3 320 E Commardal 8L •Sarto* Sunday Service 1100 am Odtoen'a PeBoeahip (agaa 4-12) 1100 am Fandy Pe4mwhlp/ Rekeehmerta 1230pm TTnyadey PaaoMTap Meeang 730 pm Friday *Chriaaan Comaaftng 200600pm (Piaaae cal 32*-4300 kv appt) SEVENTH DAY ADVENTMT MARS MLL BOA •00 E 2nd Steel Sarto* a 32771 407-323-4444 had *30 am DMne Worah|p 1100am Wed Everang Prayer M * 730 •(407) 322-7900 •30 am 1030 am 1100am M Opm ChAtoen** TYna included In Wxthto Nuraery pvovldad lor N o n - D e n o m ln a t lo n a l SHOWER DOWN OF BLESSM04 201 Elm Ave. Sarto*. FL 407-321-43*0 TYnotoy Hudaon Paaky &nto|f School 1000 am Morning WoraNp 1100am Tua Prarer ^ t Aa StJdy 730 p m • 254 10&5am •30 am • 44 a m fp 400 p m Ntoeery PrtMdad Men's Prayer lat Thuraday : SobMarkn a every Stfiday M 1000 am table Unfed Altai Theater. Seminole Toene Career Mafl Tretoaonto Bervloe 0 30 am (BawnntoOAuwiatato) Odtoen'a Chun* 10.14am •Sudani (yeuto) ktoeatfiaa 4-Tpm •Sato Pkvwy Provided *RaacNng People tor a ReeeorT Nazarene LONOWOOO CHURCH OP THE NAZAREM 200 N Wayman S(. UngeoodLFU •31-4554 Scnday School 043am Morreng Worthp 1044am Chitoens Church 1043 am Evangakaac 6ervioa 400pm Wednaedey Farrdy P*gN 700 p m Vouto. Woman, and AtoR Stole 8udy I COMMUNITY CHURCH 4070Orange SMI. Serdord 407-324-019* v Smdey WoraNp tore *43 4 1030 am didn't meet my needs, so I had to satisfy them somewhere else," is the familiar accusa­ tion. You must resist the tempta­ tion to take all the blame. I'm not recommending that you sit around hating the memory of your wife. Bitterness and resentment are emotional can­ cers that rot us from within. However, 1would encourage you to examine the facts care­ fully. Ask yourself these ques­ tions: "Despite my many mis­ takes and failures in my mar­ riage, did I value my family and try to preserve it? Did my Presbyterian UPtALA COMMUNITY PRCSRYT1RUN Comar of W 25ft St 4 Upaato Rd. 101 Upatoa Road Sanford. FL 32771 407-330-2*35 ^ - — ...— - r txyan n m g-rru w Sunday Education *00 am Sunday Worahlp 1000 am u u waaiaeaay or eecri monai •30pm FVIST PRCMYTCMAN CHURCH OP SAHFORO Between 3rd and 4to St 4 Park 4 Oak / Downtown Sanford. FL Phone 407-322-24*2 E-mad IpcaOLno com ^fthere We Knoe Yd* Name* In The Heed OtThe Cay Rev Bruce B. Soot Pattor Sunday School 000 am Suidey Montng Worth? 1000am Sm. Morning Coffee Hour 1100am Sun. Coriarnporary Worth? 7 00pm mnaenu rvnm oB y ramay rv y i • Every Weitoeeday Supper - Every Wed. 4 30 pm AdUl Stole Study 400pm WutoClube 4-700 pm Bipceneera (K-4h Oredea) Mtkdara (Ktoh Oredaa) SrHgha Comamporary Muetc Pracace 7 00pm Womena O d e Miaangt at 3 achedLted feme* 2nd Tua. of N month 4*en wife decide to destroy it and then seek justification for her actions? Was I given a fair chance to resolve the areas of greatest irritation? ” If you examine objectively what has occurred, you might begin to see yourself as a vic­ tim of your wife's irresponsi­ bility rather than a worthless failure at the game of love. Or. Oufaon if pmdenl ofthe nonprofit orpmualion Focus on the Family. PO. Box 444. Coiormla Springs, CO. 10903; os WWWfa m ily org cm |AMES DOSSON IN C Church Notes Bames Plans Concert Luther Bames and The Sunset Jubilaircs of Rocky Mount, N.C., will be live in concert 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 10, " in the Seminole Hioh School Auditorium. ‘i h ~ ’ Ticket donations are $15 in advance and $20 the day of the concert. The event is sponsored by New Bethel Baptist Church and Bethel Book and Bible Center of Sanford. The Rev. William Lewis is pastor. Tickets can be pur­ chased at Bethel Book and Bible Center, 818 S. South Ave., or call 407321-3228. 1at Wed offemonto RRST PRCSRYTVRUN CHURCH (U AJL) OP LAKE MARY 124W WtourAve. Lake Mary, a 407-321-1021 Churth School Morning Worth*) CHURCH OP T H i HOLY COMFORTER I n t e r - D e n o m ln a t lo n a l 1000 a m to 400 pm HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LAKE MARY 7*0 Sun Drive. Lake Mery. FL PaiiHoyer Sunday. August 4.2002 P a g e 8 C • 43 am 1100am 700 pm 430 pm Wed WutoChoe MARKHAM WOOOE PREtEYTVRUN CHURCH 4210 Mart*** Wood! Road Lake Mery 407-3352030 Rev Chedee R. Jonee Paator Sunday School, aS agaa 900 a m Church Barvtoae 900 4 1030 a m -mnery * -- - _ rTvvKWJ - Youti Onx*). Suiday 40 0pm 600pm. Pte School Mon. tvu Fit 9 to 12 Montofy Farrdy M & t Supper Third Wed ofEachMonto 4.30 pm Salvation Army THE SALVATION ARMY WORSHW ANO SERV1CS CENTER LF1M77I 407-322-2*42 Captotia Robed and Linda Reckkna. Corpe Lnday School Lnday Service *44 a m 94* a m 1100a m Stole 6Udy and Prayer 4 30 pm Home League (letoea) 700 pm Mena r f o e ah*> Ckto 700 pm BendPracaoa 400pm y n t\ head to Ood end hand to man.* United Church Of Christ LONOWOOO MLLE CONOREOATIONAL CHURCH u,c,c. 1253 E E Wtoamaon Road Longepod. FL 407-332-4253 Rev Or Hal Vtomptood Ikmaiir Sunday Senaoea Coraamporary 0 00am Tretoaonel Wordvp 1030 am N r a r y Prevtoed CNvch School •16 a m - 1016 am Youto & ChAtoen Mnetry •30pm Wesleyan W tiLIYA N CHURCH OP PAOiA 5S40 Weytoda Dr . Serdord. a 32771 (Of 1-4 ( E f 41) Weal Frat Street on L f •One M*e) Leonard OOormef Paator 407-322-4332 ^khere toe Ooapel N Oood Neva* Sunday School 043am Morning Worahlp 1100 am Evening Wordvp 6 00 p m Itod-Weaeitog Wed 730 pm “ i Share Your Uto Wito Ua Back To School Brethren Reaching Out will present its fifth annual America Goes Back To School Event 2 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 7. More than 200 families from the community will be provid­ ed with back to school supplies and personal items. For further information, call Rose Davis at 407-3024143. Golf Tournament The Christian Sharing Center is hosting a Fun Scramble Golf Tournament Monday, Sept. 16, at The C o u n try C lu b at Heathrow. Prizes and goody bag stuffers are needed. Cost and sponsors include: $2,500, gold spon­ sor; $1,500, silver sponsor; $500, bronze sponsor; $150, hole sponsor; and $100, individual golfer. For more information about the tournament, call 407-260-9755, ext. 13 o remail webm*»terOchri»tiansharlng.org Fun Fridays Seminole Community Church, located at 5070 Orange Blvd., in Sanford, hosts Fun Fridays. Evety Friday morning, 50 to 75 mothers and chil­ dren gather for fun and fellowship. A trip to the Orlando Science Center and the Plaster House are planned for the future. For more information, call 407-324-0199 or visit the church's website at wwwjeminolechurch.com . �Page 6C T in S eminole H erald Sunday. August 4.2002 Country Joe Rosier spends eight davs on Am trak trains Rosier's swift tour of Lake Mary lawyer Joe a little touched in the head America continued with an Rosier is well known in for planning this trip. early dinner in Chicago's Seminole County. And not Rosler's breakneck tour Union Station. He then just for his skills as a ....................... started on Thursday, boarded the "Capitol July 25, at 2:30 p.m lawyer. For years, Limited" at 7 p.m. Short when he left Sanford Rosier has been a sta­ stops were made in and headed West on ple at many city and Cleveland and Pittsburgh the "Sunset county festivals. with arrival in Washington, Limited." Brief stops Each December, DC, at 1:45 p.m. on in New Orleans, Country Joe Rosier, Thursday, Aug. 1. Houston, San the storyteller, visits Following a late lunch Antonio, El Paso and Lake M ary's Holiday and a quick walk or jog Tucson followed, in the Park to tell Mary and Rosier arrived in around Union Station, "The Night Before Rosier headed out on the Rowell Los Angeles on Christmas." He has last leg of his "train also performed at • • • « » • • • Sunday, July 28. marathon" when Amtrak's After stretching his Oldc Lake Mary "Silver Service" departed legs, Rosier hopped aboard Days. He is a w riter as well for Florida at 4:45 p.m. the "Coast Starlight" at 10 as a lawyer and a story­ The train South passed a.m. This train skirted the teller, and a play written through Richmond, North California shoreline, and at and performed by Rosier and South Carolina, Oakland headed inland to was well received at last Savannah and Jacksonville view the Northern year's Fringe Festival. to arrive back in Sanford at California and Oregon Rosier is now off on a 10:43 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 2. forests with arrival in new adventure. "Around Rosier promised to take as Portland, Ore., on Monday, the USA in Eight Days" July 29, at 3:40 p.m.. At 4:40 many pictures as he can. could be the title of this Rosier's eight-day jour­ p.m., Rosier made a fast jaunt. Joe embarked on a ney covered 24 states and dash to board the historic whirlwind tour of America the District of Columbia, "Empire Builder," which by train! Roster's odd vaca­ 7,850 miles, and almost 188 left Portland for Spokane, tion tested his sitting and Wash. From there, Amtrak's hours of continuous rail­ sleeping habits in the roading. The hard part with long distance train traveled Amtrak reclining coach Rosier’s trip was the tight through Idaho, Montana seats as he put Amtrak's and North Dakota. At times, connections. long distance trains to the 'I the train was only a few test before the whistle New Club Starts at GLMS miles from the Canadian blows on their extinction. Greenwood Lakes Middle border. Brief stops were When Rosier showed his School has a brand new made at Minneapolis and itinerary to his wife club this year. The school Milwaukee before arriving Sarabecca, the only thing .w ill be hosting a Bible Club! she could say was "my back in Chicago on Wednesday, The club will hold its first hurts." Others consider him July 31 at 4:20 p.m. Country Joo Rosier preparing to leave Santoro on ret -Around mo u.a. m ugrn Days’ tour aboard Amtrak. meeting Aug. 6 after school In the Art Room, Room No. 2001. The club will continue to meet every Tuesday after school. This club is designed for those students seeking to know the Word of Goa through student-led scripture reading and prayer, as well as, fellow­ ship w ith other GLMS stu­ dents. If you have any ques­ tions regarding the Bible Club, you can contact the Bible Club Sponsor, Sharon Keilman at 407-865-9637. Blueberries add a little flavor to Central Florida gardens usually require mulching TVvo types of blueberries for optimum growth. veil eyt and southern highOrganic m atter can be bit eye bush. However, only ...................... added to soils by the low-chill cultiincorporating peat vars of each arc moss prior to plant­ ing. adapted to Florida. Also, pine bark The southern highmulch will eventual­ bush cultivars that ly decompose and arc commonly grown add to the soil organ­ in Florida are best adapted to areas ic matter. Blueberries south of Ocala andrequire a soil pH of north of Sebring. 4.0 to 5.5. At higher • • • • soil pH values, tissue Varieties levels of micro-ele­ If you want to grow blue­ ments such as iron and zinc become deficient. berries in central Florida, Blueberries require a southern highbush arc pre­ well-drained soil. Blueberry ferred to rabbiteyes. Most blueberry cultivars that are roots exposed to water-sat­ grown in Florida arc selfurated soil for more than a unfruitful; they require few days could be infected cross pollination from other from root rot. varieties. Bees are required for Planting good fruit set. With good The best time to plant pollination, berry yields of blueberries is from mid2 to 5 pounds per plant December to mid-February. may be expected by the Either bare-root or contain­ third or fourth year. er-grown plants can be "Sharpblue," the most com­ used. Plants about 2 feet monly grown southern tall with well developed highbush cultivar, can be root systems that arc not harvested very early. "Gulf pot-bound arc best. Keep Coast" is an early variety the roots of bare-rooted with good fruit quality. plants moist but not wet "Misty" has become estab­ irior to and during plani­ lished as the prim ary pollngenizer for 'Sharpblue'. The root balls of potted plants should be broken up Soil Requirem ents slightly and the roots of Both rabbiteye and south­ bare-rooted plants should ern highbush thrive on acid be spread out evenly in the planting hole. In most situ­ soils which contain more ations, dooiyard blueberry organic m atter than is usu­ ally found in Florida's soils. plants benefit from the Southern highbush blueber­ incorporation of 1/4 to 1/2 cubic foot of acid sphag­ ries are not recommended num peat moss into the for soils w ith less than 3 planting hole. Dig the hole percent organic m atter and f large enough to accommo­ date the roots and peat moss. The plants should be set at the same height as they grew in the nursery. A layer of pine bark 3 inches deep extending about 2 feet out from the plants in all direc­ tions, or a pine bark strip about 4 feet wide extending down the row will provide a good substrate for surface feeder roots. Fertilization Blueberries respond best to frequent, light fertiliza­ tion. A special formulation called "blueberry special" is available in Florida and meets the plant require­ ments. A "camellia-azalea" fer­ tilizer can also be used. Spread fertilizer evenly over a circle 2 feet in diam­ eter with the plant in the center. Repeat this proce­ dure in April, June, August and October. If plants are mulched heavily, use 1.5 ounces per plant per appli­ cation rather than one ounce. During the second year, use 2 ounces of 12-4-8 per plant per application and spread it evenly over a 3 foot diameter circle. In year three and later, use 3 ounces of fertilizer per* plant per application spread evenly over a 4 foot diameter circle, or broad­ cast in a continuous band 3 to 4 feet wide, centered on the plant row. Pruning Pruning stimulates the development of new canes which are more productive than older canes. A general rule is to remove about 1/4 to 1/5 of the oldest canes each year. Most pruning is usually done immediately after Harvest during the early summer. ■rigat Mah lature blueberry plants need about 40 inches of water annually. The most critical period for irrigation of blueberry plants in Florida is from early fruit set until the end of harvest. For most cultivars, this corre­ sponds with a period of his water use by the plants and low rainfall. During March, mature blueberry plants will require about 0.6 inches of water per week. 1.0 to 1.2 inches of water per week will be need­ ed throughout the late spring and sum m er months. Ai Farm Is Ssmlnols County Urban MorUeuHuriat Inqulrtsa may ba dboctad lo him alum Caspar aura Ertanalonaarw lea, M 0 W. County Homs Road. Sanford, W.M77S orphans M l 1111. AS iandnala County CaeparaMra I itanalen sandtoo a n span la as rspardMaa of rasa, color, Don't miss our FORD MAIN STREET FARMER’S MARKET M AGNOLIA SQ U AR E ON FIR ST S T R E E T EVERYTUESDAY LIVE EN TERTAIN M EN T • FRUITS • VEQ GIES • PLAN TS •AN D MORE For Mora Information Call ( 407) 32 �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. August 4.2002 Page 7C outh gather for annual Bass Fishing Club tournam ent The Original Central "The Storm is Over Now." orida Bass Fishing Club Minister Andre Neal present­ held its annual Inner City ed the praise and worship Youth Tournament on with "Lord, I Lift Saturday, July 20, at Your Name on Coastline Park. High," "Rejoice," A group of great and "You are fishermen gathered Awesome." He also around 4 a.m. to spoke from Jeremiah launch their boats so 1. He reminded the they could get an early troops that they have run on those great big a purpose and they bass waiting to be have the power. caught by tne earlyTroops encounter risers. all forms of warfare. After a nice catch by Thev can deal with all the "Positive M en/' • • • « • • • • strife, stubbornness, they returned to shore oppression, gossip, to spend the rest of the day at lies, anger, greed, manipula­ tion, chaos, wony, idolatry, the park. More than 100 youngsters — little fishermen rejection, fornication, low self-esteem, disobedience, — were ready to have fun, evil, fear, theft, hate, envy, play games, win prizes, have rebellion, bitterness, and races, and cat plenty of food. unforgiveness. Throughout the afternoon, the young fishermen listened Elder Norma Green to fish stories by pro-fisher­ Howard reminded us that men Larry Gaines, Ken God wants His soldiers to be administered to. He invites Young, Loman Oliver, Levi Coleman, Pat Odem, Dan His children to lift His name. Young, Willie Shellmon, Johnnie Dennis, Freddie Howard, A1 James, Secredicc There are children in the Reese, Eugene Lewis, David Goldsboro Front Porch Russean, Ken Jordan, John Council Inc., Mentoring Henry and Kert Young. Program in need of (heritors. These pros not only taught This program is available at Goldsboro Elementary, techniques of fishing to the Wicklow Elementary, youngsters, but citizenship Millennium Middle and and anti-drug education os Sanford Middle schools. Be a well. Thanks to the group mentor. Help kids, first from Tallahassee, St. through eighth grades. Petersburg, Winter Haven, Become a special friend to Pensacola, Maitland and selected students who are Oviedo. The kids all left with having difficulties socially prizes, fun, and plenty of food. See ya next Julydp with reading or-llfo skills, Sanford. academics. The mentor will attend training. Call Jane Lane at 407-3204)178 or Lisa ary L Reineck at 407-320-0196 or Youth Pep Rally of Calvary Goldsboro Front Porch at 407Temple of Praise was held 302-1377 for applications or information. Saturday, July 27. The Boys and Girls Club was the site of the "War Zone," and the weapons were Bibles. Tickets are going fast for The mission was to tear the Live Concert of Luther down strongholds, casting BameS and the Sunset down imaginations that Jubilairos of Rocky Mount, attempt to dethrone the com­ North Carolina. mander-in-chief, and ulti­ Featuring the famous mately destroy the kingdom songs, "Heaven On My of Satan. Mind". "I'm Still Holding on", "Jesus Cares", "Come More than 200 recruits and troops marched into the spiri­ Fly With Me", "Wherever I go", "No Matter How High 1 tual warfare. It was an after­ Get", "See What the Lord has noon of boot campers wear­ ing Christian ID dog tags and Done". All of these well known selections are played war fatigues. Terri Richardson and Eunice on the local station and Gospel program. Nelson served as boot camp leaders for the Revolutionary Tne opening will be by the New Bethel Baptist Church Youth Group with scripture, prayer and praise. Mass Choir, Saturday, Aug. Praise Dancers and 10,2002, at 6 pan. at Seminole Pantomime gave the selection High School Auditorium. *4- Herald photo by Morva Hiwkkti Protections! Itahermen recentty poxed lor a photograph with children who attended the annual Florida Basa Fishing Club's Inner City Youth Tbumament held al Coastline park. Doors open at 5 p.m. Donations are $15 In advance or $20 at the door on the day of the concert. The event is sponsored by New Bethel Baptist and Bethel Boole and Bible Center, 818 South Sanford Avenue, call 407-321-3228. Two new reasons to com e out and play N ow more than ever, it's worth the drive to Orlando! Because Wet 'n W ild is rocking with a thrilling new ride, The Storm, and a completely renovated and expanded Kids' Park. Best ol all, the whole park is yours all day for just $21 with proof of Florida residencyl* Plus Tax Pet Petson Adult ot Ch.ld With Florida ID Newest Thrill Ridel ¥m t 6200 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE ORLANDO, f l 32819 1407) 351-1800 w w w wctnwild.com 'N o r voM on Mxmonof Do, e x ----- * x —e - • - x . . ■ ■ --------- i i - . - i . i -----n t n i o p o o to a y RMrva tw w w ni More than 200 'recruit*' march into spiritual warfare during the recent Revolutionary Lions Youth Pep R aly ot Calvary Tempts ot Praise. �Page 8C T he S eminole H erald Sunday. August 4.2002 Food Compliment brunch with the perfect drink T A T hen entertaining, V V brunch offers a wide variety of possibilities. Nestled between the hours of Late morning and mid after­ noon, you can cater to those who enjoy sleeping in and those who need a light stuck before dinner. With a host of foods to serve, guests can choose among tasty omelettes, savory hors croevres, fruits, cheeses or smoked meats. The perfect complement to a brunch is a refreshing mimosa. The combination of invigorating bubbles and light, clean, crisp taste of fine sparkling wine like Martini St si Asti and fresh orange juice is perfect to serve while entertaining guests. The Italian sparkler from the Piedmont region is made from 100 percent Muscat grapes from the most wellregarded regions in Italy. Light, sweet and fruity with full luscious taste, Martini & Rossi uses only the finest grapes that are gently crushed and pressed to extract the most delicate Muscat flavor leaving behind any trace of tannin or bitterness. It's just tight to sip while enjoying good conversation. Mimosas are also quite easy to make, w h ich gives a ny host or hostess plenty of time to spend with guests. Try this easy Mimosa recipe at your next brunch, courtesy of Martini & Rossi Asti. For more recipes, visit www.bacardi.com. Classic Brunch Mimosa • 4 ounces orange juice • 2 to 3 ounces Martini St Rossi Asti In a flute glass pour orange juice, top with Asti, and stir gently. Garnish with an orange slice and a cherry. Variations: Cater to your tests' tastes by incorporate g different juices in this recipe. Try adding tangerine juice to the orange juice for a unique orange-tangerine mimosa. £ Just peachy Delicious dessert offers sweet summerfun T k T o other fruit is as | evocative of X k l light, sweet, summer fun and freshness as the peach. From stock phrases like "peaches-andcream" to "peach fuzz" haircuts and "feeling peachy," we use foe fruit to no other fruit conjures up more warm, happy emo­ tions. Perhaps mat is because foe peach is so closely related to summer fun, because it's foe season when this mouthwatering fruit is so prevalent. Many people have a peach-loving palate, and peach flavoring has popped up in several foods and beverages, including teas, coffees, liqueurs, candies and naturally .„ desserts. Yet peach coobler is not the only way to savor fob tasty fruit. Indulge in this sweet blend of peaches, cream and macaroons for a deca­ dent treat, courtesy of "IWo Fat Ladies Obsessions" (Clarkson Potter), by Clarissa Dickson Wright and Jennifer Paterson. Grilled Peaches and Cream • 4 medium-sized fresh, caches ripe pea • 3>to four macaroons, crushed • 1 tablespoon demerara or light brown sugar • 1 to 2 tablespoons Cointreau Topping: • 1 1 /4 cups a heavy cream • 3/4 cup demerara or light brown sugar »/,/. j . V ' Mttoarcn nas rowffi r a t vwe b e doM e Ink between good nulri* Don, neann ana mmnQr nMV are some Ips to help you gsPetorted: •Ftrit, His Important to adeiowAedge the tastes of your chid. Afo your cWM to get Involved w#h tie lunch planning, prapettog end pack­ ing process. •Tty to Include foods wHh varied tastee, textures and colors. •The averags lunch period lasts between 20 and 4S mlnutea. This En|oy evwy tut Me of Ms delicious gritod peaches and cream dessert. Pour boiling water over the peaches and leave for a minute or two, then pour off foe water and cover them with cold water. The skins should then be easily removed. Halve foe peach­ es, discarding pits, and place in a single layer in an ovenproof dish, cut sides up. Mix foe macaropns wi foe sugar and ehOu ' the Cointreau paste. Fill foe peach cavities ' I Tim a simple get-together in the X backyard or at the park into a trip to the famed English seaside. Take a break from the good old American burg­ er and gather a few friends to enjoy dressedcrab sandwiches, a seafood clas­ sic from the isle of S t George. The recipe takes less than an hour to prepare and multiplies easily for a greater number of guests. Redpe of "Le Cordon Bleu Home Collection: Summer" (Periplus Editions). Serves 1 to 2 brunch. preparing children for the I upcoming school year can moan buying a new school wardrobe, purchasing notebooks, pans and rther eupples, and of oourso, coming qp vrtti new hach of echoot-ego chid makes, on age, at beet 180 tunohos during tie school year, deriaing on Inlereebng menu of lunchoa tret the chid w i enjoy be edW riitrefr— eomeWda went a wide variety of eeniMohee end ether lunch Hem, whle ether cMdren era happy hnring the eeme peanut-butter-and-joHy sandwich every day for two year*. Dressed Crab Rehashing mimosas mads with Martini & Rossi Asti complement any How to avoid the lunch box blues In Britain, the most traditional way to enjoy fresh crab is to "dress" i t This enduring favorite is well worth the effort and evokes the feeling of an old-fash­ ioned, English seaside holiday. • 2 eggs, at room temperature • 1 cooked crab, about 11/2 to 2 pounds • l to 2 tablespoons mayonnaise • 1 cup fresh bread crumbs • Worcestershire or Tabasco sauce, to taste • 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley • 3 canned anchovy fillets, to garnish • 3 teaspoons drained capers, to garnish • 2 tablespoons sliced stuffed green olives, to garnish with foe paste. If necessary, the peach cavities can be made a little larger by removing some of foe flesh, which should be minced and added to the paste. Whip the cream and spread over the peaches. Put foe peaches to chill in the refrigerator. When ready to serve, sprinkle demerara sugar and place a preheated hot broiler until sugar melts. • 4 slices whole wheat bread • 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, at room temperature • 1 lime or lemon, cut into wedges 1. To hand-cook the eggs, place them in a small saucepan and cover with cold water. Bring to a gentle boil and cook for ten minutes. Drain and cool in cold water. Feel the eggs and push the whites and the yolks separately through a fine metal strainer. 2. Cook the crab. Scrape all the creamy brown meat from the shell and flake it into a bowL Stir in the mayonnaise and bread crumbs to bind, adding more of each if the flavor of the dark meat is too strong. Season with salt, freshly ground pepper and Worcestershire or Tabasco sauce. 3. Crack open the daws and remove all the white meat, checking that there are no shell splinters left Season to taste. 4. Place the white meat from the daws and body of the crab towards the two outer sides of the cleaned and dried shell Spoon the brown meat into the center, then arrange the chopped paisley on the seams in between. Cover half of the white meat with the egg whites; moon the egg yolks on the dark meat. Garnish with anchovies, capers and sliced olives. Butter the bread thinly and serve the chettng and using tie restrooms, so be sure to toduds snseks that are sknpietoeeL • Add a few oondbnent packets from fast-food restaurants, Ike ketchup, mustard and mayonnalae to your chlds lunch box, retoer than placing tw condments on tie sand­ wich drecty. This keeps sandwich­ es from getting soggy. • Wry bread oHsrtnge tor eandvriches: try using pita pockets, mM bagels, torfe a and even mini do­ nee rols. • Cut vegetables Into bite-size piecee, park In a sookwl pu»«sr bag •or Iraatviees, and send alongside a container of flavored cream cheese your child's lunches this school year, keep In mind that itTakas a lot of creatvtty and ingenufty to create a -goodlunch that your chid writ want to sat, especially if he or she Is very picky. However, wlti a M e bit of thought and hep from your chid, creating heattiy yet dalctouB tunchtbne fare w* be as aasy 'A, B, C. CsMxaM N summafs tr—hssl catch w«h crab Ttrasaair Intractoonal Bridth ImNok dressed crab with the bread and lime or lemon wedges to the side. Tip: The best w ay to check th e n m e no shell splinters in the meat is to throw pinches o f the meat onto a baking sheet. Listen fo r the sound o f shell pieces: i f you do hear any, dis­ card the meat. � 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, August 04, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 04, 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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T h e Sanford Planning and Zoning The proposed complex, The Groves at Com m ission has granted the variance for Sanford, has been a contentious Issue for other apartm ents to allow for a steeper residents who live in the Senora subdivi­ pitched roof. However, the board at It's sion. T h e developer, BNG Partners Inc., Feb, 7 m eeting restricted the height o f six requested a variance to build 14 three- ‘ buildings to tw o stories along the south story apartm ent buildings with a maxi­ side o f the BN G developm ent because mum height o f 39 feet, four feet higher those structures w ere adjacent to an exist­ ing single-fam ily subdivision. The developers appealed the decision to the city com mission. D uring the April 22 m eeting, rep resentativ es for BNG offered a com prom ise to build three twostory buildings that abut single-family hom es, in return for being allowed to build three three-story buildings that abut tw o-story townhouses in Sonora. They also agreed to elim inated all balconies on the south side build in gs that overlook the subdivision. The com m ission rejected the appeal on a 3-2 vote, w ith M ayor Brady Lessard and com m issioners R an d y Jo n es and A rt Woodruff on the w inning sid e. Three weeks later, Jones, using a parliam entary procedure that allo w s a party on the majority side o f a vote to bring any m atter bock before the commission, asked that the appeal be placed on the May 28 agenda. See Groves, Page 10A Drinking graduates target of sheriff’s office operation Everybody Into the pool Mat going almost 25 years without a community pool and years of trying to raise funds to build a facility, Sanford finally built and opened the SanfordSeminole Aquatic Center (now the l i n y A. Dale Aquatics Center) in 2000. . Page IB By C hriato p tM f Patton Staff W riter LAKE MARY — The "right of passage" for hundreds of graduat­ ing high school seniors will not involve alcoholic beverages — that's if the Seminole County Sheriff's Office finds out about i t The sheriff's office conducted a four-day joint operation last week targeting underage alcohol con­ sumption. The focus of the opera­ tion w as loud graduation parties. Deputies, with the help of state agents from the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco, also operated a small sting on businesses that sell minors alco­ hol. Several dozen deputies and department brass gathered at the nhnttl’a office Tuesday nl|hl (or Bred Winners Iw h o ’s your daddy” Isn't a taunt In thoroughbred rac­ ing. It's a legitimate ques­ tion, one that could be worth $300,000. Page 1C MtohMl Hayes looks through T he Twelve Wfley Geese, ona o( tne rooks avaaawe nor craaren » roaa w me Seminole County Health Department Tha fadfty has a partnership with the Seminole County P ib ic Library System to provide books to young children while they wait for medteal treatment at the Health Department P r o g r a m p u t s c h ild r e n ' s b o o k s in d e p a r t m e n t ' s w a it in g r o o m By Michelle Jeria Managing Edtor O p e n d in g time In a waiting room is never ^ m u c h fun. Especially for children. The Seminole County Health Department, in partnership with the Seminole County Public Library System, Is making it a little more enter­ taining for its younger visitors by providing a reading program in Its waiting area. New books arrive at the facility each month for pie-school children to read alone or with their parents. "The idea is for kids to have books to read while waiting for medical treatment," said Margie Johnson, Seminole County Public Library youth services coordinator. "It's a way of giving children, who may otherwise not have the opportunity to visit the library, new books to read." The Health Department reading program began in 1990 through money from a federal grant, Johnson said. Although funding for the program ended after three years, library officials decided to continue providing books to the facil­ ity through their ow n efforts. "T his year, with budget cuts, we began look­ ing for a partner for the program," Johnson said. "Scholastic Book Fairs agreed to partner w ith us and has provided us with books." The Lake Mary corporation gave the library program 1,200 books to distribute to the Health Longwood businesswoman Brenda Carey opens a cam­ paign account and Is actively seeking support as a Republican canddate for the Seminole County Commission seat expected to be vacated by Dajyl McCain. Seminole. Smile See Books, Page 10A the start of the zero tolerance oper­ ation. Accom panying deputies were officers from Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary and Longwood. Tuesday marked the beginning of the county graduation gauntlet with Lyman and Lake Mary high schools graduating earlier in the day. Winter Springs High School followed Wednesday, and Lake Brantley, Oviedo, Seminole and Lyman high schools all graduated Thursday. The assembled group of officers and deputies paired Into two teams of north and south. The dividing line for the two squads was State Road 434, however, many officers roamed about the county panning neighborhoods 8« « O p e r a t io n . 10 A Police, city team up to rid Georgetown o f junkers By C hristopher Patton Staff W riter SA N FO R D — About a month ago, the communities of Midway and Goldsboro were the center of attention with successful clean­ up efforts. This past week, the Georgetown area of Sanford took its turn in the limelight. Sanford police and city code enforcem ent teamed up Thursday to rid the neighbor­ hood of dilapidated cars. Twenty days ago, code enforcement offi­ cials posted notices on 70 vehi­ Heatthy Start Program Manager Judy Wilhelm, left, and Seminole County Public Library Youth Services Coordinator Margie Johnson place children’s books In the waiting room at tha Seminole County Health Department. cles. O w ners were given three weeks to m ove the cars. "T h is is part of the G eorgetow n in itiativ e ," said Sanford Officer Jim McAuliffe. "W e'v e d one d rug work and prostitution stings. Junker cars are just one part o f i t " Tw enty o f th e cars were moved by Thursday's deadline. A lthough tow ing about 40 wrecked and inoperable vehicles is a good start, police and code enforcem ent officials said there See Junkers, Fage 10A H erald photo* by Tom m y Vln conl Sanford Police Department Investigator Cynthia Littles watches as a Georgetown junker gels towed during Thursda/a dean-up. R egions gath er to find w ater consensus By C hristopher Patton Staff Writer Emma Encam adon idway Elementary School teocher'i assistant $!i K i Index C k u v titd ....................... 3 S -7 S ’ C ro u w o fd ........................................S A D ea r A b b y .....................................tO A G { I l f Feed ........................................ S C : : u g o i> .................................... j m » ■ UfcS'yt*.................... ic a c 1? I O b A o M i ........................... 1 A , AA O p in io n ...............................................4 A tblk* l o g ...............................J * le d g io n ..............................4 C -3 C spout .................... te-js SA N FO R D — W ater and the possible lack of it was the buzz around Central Florida last w eek as five sub-regional m eeting d is­ cussed the issue in hopes o f estab­ lishing a consensus for a c tio n . The five regional m eetings are art of the East Central Florida pater Supply Planning Initiative. The initiative began earlier this year when Orange County chair­ man Richard Crotty hosted tw o region-w ide water supp ly su m ­ mits. T he regional m eetings are an ■■ i i — - * —— *— T , , *m---------* rMfwd p n o io i Dy lo n w iy vmcvnc Florida Conflict Resolution Consortium Director Bob Jones addresses an audience during a meeting to discuss the area's water crisis. extension of Crotty's water sum ­ mits. The three water management districts in east Central Florida 10county area financed the regional m eetings last week and several to follow. The regional groups are designed to identify specific water supply concerns for each region, develop strategies and to reach a consensus for what is the next step in battling in the potential water crisis. Two of the five regional groups met at Sanford City Hall Thursday. The first group incorporates the north O range and south Seminole counties. The second group includ­ ed Volusia and Flagler counties and portions of Brevard and Sem inole counties. O fficials at the second meeting included utilities officials from DeLand, Ormond Beach, Sanford and Port Orange, and elected offi­ cials from Brevard, Edge water and Sanford. O ne of the prim ary goals set for the group Thursday w as to rank w ater supply challenges in the spe­ cific region. Many of the issues are interrelated, but officials worked to categ o rize ab ou t 14 issu es. Theissues areas included hefty topics See Water, Page 10A �2A Thx Sdonolz Herald Sunday, May 26.2002 Sem in o le S um m ary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY T h s G n a t P reten d er Lake Mary City C om m issioner G ary Brender has been the target of som e good-natured ribbing by his fellow com mis­ sioners since the M ay 5 Around The C lock colum n tabbed him as a 'p reten d er* Around « w C *o c * didate for Daryl M cL ain's . District 5 county commission O H seat. Nothing personal. BrendeT | is a long-shot, and his name rhymes with pretender. That hasn't stopped his enthu­ siasm for the seat o r his quick wit. During a break in a recent Lake M ary City Com m ission meeting. Bender and I were d b hv D a n M m cussing the city's shrinking b y d m rin g developable land when M ayor • • • • • • • Thom G reene approached. "Stop sucking up to the press," Greene jokingly chided Blender. "D o n 't worry," Brender responded, "I'm just pre­ tending to suck up to the p ress.' Touch*. D ecisio n time: Speaking o f Greene, a .k a . "T h e Sharp D ressed M an ," the la k e Mary mayor won­ dered aloud about the differences betw een Lake M ary and Sanford city com mission meetings. G reene and his com missioners had just spent three hours discussing the process the city would use to renovate and expand City HalL No decision was made on w ho would do the work or even w hat die scope o f the project would include. T h e purpose of the m eeting was to reach a consensus on the process. In a nutshell, that's the difference betw een the two com m issions. Lake Mary spends three hours in a public m eeting deciding how to decide, while Sanford uses the time to m ake the decision. No slight to either commission. Lake Mary com ­ m issioners d on't engage in Information overload, nor are Sanford com missioners under-informed. The issues the tw o com missions face are vastly d ifferent As a city, Lake M ary deals primarily with zoning issues. Sanford must confront those sam e Issues, plus a broad range of others: a retail shopping mall, lakefront developm ent, revitalization o f a dow ntow n district, a fast-growing a irp o rt federally funded housing developm ents, and a nationally recognized historic residential district, ju st to nam e a few. Spending three hours on a single item isn't always an option when the plate is fulL 1 think it also would be fair to say that Sanford com m issioners individu­ ally spend much more time outside regular meetings dealing w ith constituent concerns, Basically it's the difference betw een a city that's 29 yearsi old ole (Lake M ary) and a 125-year-old city like Sanford. In 100 years, Greene's successors w ill have their share o f com plex issues, unless annex-happy Winter Springs lakes over Ihe north half of Sem inole C o u n ty . O The Fleets in R isin g values: While w e’re talking about Rami, anyone notice the rising property values downtown? Rami ow ned, until recently, the O ddfellow s B u ild in g cm M agnolia Square where the D a Vinci restaurant is. Rami bought the building for $65,000 and sold it for $340,000. He not only pocketed a fat wad for his wallet, he pushed values for surround­ ing buildings higher. Remember that next time som eone tellsi you Rami’s Rai projects drive dow n property values. bout SAT The C elery C ity E lk s Lodge N o. M 2 and Evergre e n T em ple N o . 321 w ill host its P u rp le an d W h ite C h a rity -S ch o la rsh ip B a ll 9 p.m . to 1 a m . Saturday, May 23, In the Sanford Civic C enter. C o st ia $15 in ad v an ce and $ 1 8 a t the d oor. T h e event is sem i-form al. SUN E A U.S. Coast Guard tug and barge ware in Sanford recently on Lake Monro* repairing and replacing oU and worn channel markare. The Coast Guard routinely cruises the St. Johns River maintaining channel mortars tor boaters. Circus Circus Trouble Agents o f sheriff's office City/County Investigative Bureau conducted Thursday an undercover operation at Circus Circus, an adult entertainment establishment on U S . Highway 17-92 in Casselberry. Authorities arrested Heather Gibbs, 24, of Orlando for allegedly commit­ ting a straddle dance in which she met the customer. The county adult enter­ tainment ordinance prohibits such activity. DU1 , • A lta m o n te S p r in g s O ffic e r C . ' Longwood Thursdiy for driving under the influence. Breath tests a t th e jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .175. • Winter Springs Officer B. Mayhugh arrested Gerald Willmeit, 61, of Winter Springs Thursday for dri­ ving under the influence. Willmert said to police that he drank 24 beers that evening., according to the police report. • Seminole Deputy Tania Ingram arrested Rocky Michel, 25, of Sanford Friday for driving under the influence. Breath tests came back negative and a urine sample was submitted for test­ ing. • Lake Mary CpI. V.M. Picklesmicr arrested Daniel Middleton, 20, of Longwood Wednesday for driving under the influence. Breath tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .089, A partially filled beer bottle was found between the scats of Middleton's vehicle. • Seminole Deputy Mark Conway arrested Robert Brooke, 59, of Sanford Tuesday for driving under the influ­ ence. Breath tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .220. O ld school: For those who remember the Telegram gossip sheet, here's one for you: V.H.W . and A .D . better watch what they say around the City M anager's office. No telling when the C.K. from the A.T.C. might be snooping around. Underage Consumption Operation Officers involved in the sheriff's office zero tolerance operation target­ ing underage drinkers arrested two Thursday. Officers arrested Antoine Ullm on, 20, and Quinton Rumph, 19, both o f Sanford for possession o f alco­ hol. TUlmon was additionally charged with driving with a suspended license. In all, authorities arrested six in the operation. Suspended License • Sanford Officer Jane McLaughlin arrested Adrian Washington, 20, o f Sanford Friday for his third or subse­ quent charge of driving with a sus­ G ot an lin n lo r Around Th« C lock? Send an e-m ail to ThcC1ock<Neminolch*ral<Lcom. o & A “T h e R eal T h in g ,* a play by Tom Stoppard an d directed b y G eorge C olangelo, will b e p e r­ form ed b y the O rla n d o T h eatre rro jo e t u n til Sunday, M ay 26, In Sem inole C om m unity C o llege's Fine A rts T heatre. Perform ance tim e s are 8 p.m . Thursday, F rid a y and Saturday, an a 2 p .m . Sunday. Tickets are $18, and stud ent and s e n io r dis­ cou nts a te available. For reservations, ca ll 407328-2040. Jackson, 20, of Sanford for poaoession of crack cocaine and his second charge o f driving with a suspended license. pended license. • Sanford Officer Tomasz Ponkki arrested M oises Rodriguez, 24, of Sanford Tuesday for driving without an issued license and driving too slow­ ly. ;» • * • 4 •— • T o o m n a r m t o it J o h n . W ilt o n , 7 0 , o f M ea culpa: The pig farm item in last week's Clock colum n drew some response. Ram i Yooefian said during a Planning and Zoning Commission meeting that he intended to open a pig farm on his 16 acres on Lake M onroe near the Lake M onroe Inn. It was sarcastic remark that those in attendance took as a joke. Som e who read the colum n took it as fa c t It's not. O thers thought my com ments about the remark w ere anti-Semitic. They w eren't intended as such. I did m ake a m ajor gaffe, however. Rami is an Isracli-bom lew, n ot Arab. Given the intensity o f the current unpleasantness in the Middle East right now, that's a flagrant mistake that could draw an incensed response. Rami threw a couple of friendly jabs at m e for the error but took no offense. '1 have friends who are Arabs and friends that are Jew s," Rami said. " I even have a Christian friend nam ed D an." In fact. Rami is on good terms with just about all nationalities, the exception being those who live in the Sanford H istoric D istrict. It's a good bet Sharon and A rafat will reach a meaningful peace before the District cuts Rami a break. "B y the way, w e have kosher pigs now," Yosefian said, "an d they invented a feather less chicken." I can see it now: a chain of Ram i's Kosher-Style BB-Q stores. ut Dan Ping • S a n f o r d O f f ic e * T h o m a s M c C a ll. Drug Paraphernalia • Seminole D eputy Don Caseeaux arrested Carlos Hicks, 42, o f Sanford Wednesday for possession o f drug paraphernalia and carrying a con­ cealed weapon. Police round a susI crack cocaine pipe and a sixpectedi inchi knife kn on Hicks. • Seminole Deputy David Kohn arrested Thomas Manar, 47, o f Sanford Thursday for possession o f drug para­ phernalia. • J l ’/ ’ J ■arrested Arsinia Grant, 44, o f Sanford •TUesday for driving w ith a suspended license. The officer also cited Grant for speeding, not wearing a seat belt and no proof o f insurance. Grant was clocked by police radar to be driving 39 mph in a 25-mph zone in the area o f 22nd Street ana Park Avenue. • Sanford Officer Claudia Webber arrested Vernon Woodard, 44, of Sanford Tuesday for driving with a suspended license. • Florida Highway Trooper Derrick Kuiper arrested Aimee Evans, 37, of Sanford Tuesday for driving with a suspended license. • Florida Highway Trooper Joel Watkins arrested Stephen Melton, 18, o f Longwood Hiesday for driving w ith a suspended license. Take Down • Agents of the sheriff's office City/County Investigative Bureau conducted a "take dow n" Wednesday on a silver Pontiac at the Cumberland Farm gas station located near the inter­ section o f Sanford Avenue and Airport Boulevard. A search o f the vehicle pro­ duced about 35 grains o f crack cocaine. Authorities arrested Michael Blake, 18, Terrell Hunt, 19, and Keith Jones, 19, all o f Sanford. Each was charged with trafficking cocaine and possession o f drug paraphernalia. Blake was additionally charged with the sale and possession of cocaine. Hunt, the driver of the vehicle, was additionally charged with driving with a suspended license and aggra­ vated assault with a motor vehicle. • Agents of the Sanford Police Ltepartment Tactical Unit received com plaints Tuesday o f narcotic sales and vehicles playing loud music near the entrance of Cedar Creek Apartments located at 2450 Hartswell Avenue. Police arrested Cedric . • S e m in o le D e p u ty C h r ls L o o m ia arrested Teddy Paul-Pierre, 20, o f ’ Winter Springs Thursday for posses­ sion of marijuana and drug parapher­ nalia. Search Warrant The Sanford Police Department Tactical Unit executed a search war­ rant Wednesday at 933 W. 11th S t Agents arrested resident Augustus Malone, 66, and another man who refused to give his identity. Malone was charged with possession o f drug paraphernalia as agents recovered sev­ eral crack pipes in the residence. Disorderly Intoxication Seminole Deputy Edward McDonough arrested Gregory Cosella, 29, of Winter Springs Wednesday for disorderly intoxication and resisting an officer. Aggravated Assault with a M otor Vehicle Sanford Officer Jason Shor arrested Elbert Rojas, 27, o f Sanford Tuesday for two counts of aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. Rojas intention­ ally rammed another car containing a man, woman and a 6-year-old boy, according to the police report. Rojas stated to police that he struck the vehi­ cle in attempt to stop them, not to injure anyone. Retail T h eft Sanford Officer Daniel Camargo arrested Jennifer Alexander, 18, of Osteen Tuesday for retail theft Alexander reportedly tried to steal about $100 worth o f merchandise from the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart. Burglary Seminole Deputy Randall Spittler arrested Louis Capone, 45, of Longwood Tuesday for burglary. The Seminole Herald Editor and Publisher The V ietnam V e te ra n s o f C en tral F lorid a w ill present Ja ck E lto n as E lv is in co n ­ cert Sunday, M ay 2 6 , in the Bahia Shrine A u d ito riu m in M aitland. Elton is an in te rn atio n al­ ly renow ned RCI record ing artist, and the p erfo rm an ce w ill inclu de his 19-p iece World Star Tour O rch estra. C ash b ar op ens a t 4 p .m ., w ith d inn er at 5 p .m . T h e show begins at 7 p .m . Tickets fo r the d in n e r and show are $50, an d $ 4 0 fo r the show only. For m ore inform ation , call 407-695-1023 o r 407673-2668. Tickets a re also available! on-line at/ www.rvywm.org TOES An open house and neigh­ borhood council m eeting is scheduled for Tuesday, M ay 28 at 7 p m , at the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, District Five Service Center, in Casselberry. Tuesday's event will offer residents as well as business and community lead­ ers a chance to |eam more about the Sheriffs Office through the Neighborhood Council. The topics are: • Neighborhood Council goals and responsibilities • Problem solving ideas and initiatives • Crime statistics and crime prevention • Guest speakers from the Sheriffs Office and Seminole County Government The District Five Service Center's address b 1271 State Road 436, No. 143, in Casselberry. The office b locat­ ed in a shopping plaza at the intersection of Lake Ann Lane and State Road 436. For more information, call the District Five Service Center at 407-623-1060. Ask for S g t DonRufo. 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French Ave , Sanford, F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 - F « (407) 323-9408 T ld W t* C a llu s : (407) 322-2111 E*bl«ll u s: Legal M w rtM n g Back/ TfcbatU Rovana Davta Panamw Periodical Postage Paid a l Sanford, Florida and addmonat mating ofltca* U S P S 481260 Poatm aalar Sand addrau changa* to W anda KoorpamtM Tha SEM INOLE HERALD P O B o i 1667 Republic N ewspafters, Inc. Sanford. FL 32772-1667 S u b scrip tio n Rates 3 Months m Sammola County 111 DO 6 Months In Sarranola County (2000 1 Yaar n Saminola County 136 00 t Yaar Olhar Florida County *42 CO 1 Year Oul CJ S U N *52 00 Fax u s: (407) 323-9408 ) �4 **. • T m S u ft N O L z H lxa ld Sunday. May 20. 2002 P a g e 3 A O bituaries HERMAN LEE BAKER H erm an Lee Baker, 77, of Lemon Bluff Road, Osteen, died T\i«day, M ay 21,2002, In Deltona. B o m in Earl, Ark., he moved to Central Florida in 1952. He was an auto mechanic. He was a m em ber o f the Masonic Lodge, Sanford, and Osteen Baptist Church. He served in the U S . Marines. Survivors include his wife, L avem Baker of Osteen; two daughters, Sandra Lee Adams of Sanford and Sarah Diane M cLellan o f Osteen; three grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel o f Sanford/Lake Mary Is In charge o f arrangements. LLOYD D. BLOCK Lloyd D. Block, 59, of Oakland Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday, May 23,2002. ' B o m in Iowa, he was a U S . Army veteran o f the Korean War. H e w as an automobile salesperson. Survivors include his wife, Sue A. Block of Sanford; one son, M ike Block o f Jessup, Ga.; two daughters, Kimberly C ast of Bauford, S.C., and Jennifer Locke o f Atlanta, Ga.; one stepBon, D uane Goembel o f North Carolina; one stepdaughter, M ichelle Entzmlnger of Sanford; five brothers, others, Eugene, Eugc Gary, Chuck, Bill and Dick Block, all o f Iowa; seven grand* children; and one great grand­ child. In lieu o f flowers, the fam ily requests donations be m ade to H ospice o f the Comforter, 595 M ontgom ery Road, A ltam onte Springs, FL, 32714. Baldw in Funeral H om e o f W inter Springs is in charge o f arrangem ents. HERBERT ALLAN DRUEDING H erbert A llan Drueding, 81, o f L ake Mary, died Monday, M ay 2 0 , 2 0 0 i in Veterans N ursing H om es. B o m in Pennsylvania, he w as a teacher. H e w as a mem ber of VFW , the DAF, the Eagles and the A m erican Legion. H e served In the U .S. A rm y A ir Corps. He w as o f the B aptist faith. Survivors include h is wife, Ruth D rueding; tw o sons, D avid and M ichael Drueding; and one daughter, M artha. Baldw in-Falrchild Funeral H om e O aklaw n Chapel of Sanford is in charge o f arrange­ m ents. Bom in Indiana, Pa., she w as an insurance agent. She w as a member of the W om en's Auxiliary VFW. Survivors include four sons, Joseph Fem es o f Lake Mary, Nicholas Ferpes o f N ew Castle, Colo., Christopher Ferpes o f Casselberry, and M atthew Ferpes of Fern Park; one d au g h ­ ter, Jenniver L Eller o f A popka; one brother, Alan N icholas Neater o f St. Joe, M ich.; tw o s is ­ ters, Linda M abee ad N ancy Holinski, both o f O rlando; and lO grandchildren. Funeral services are l(k30 a.m. Saturday, M ay 2 5 , in Banfield Funeral H om e. Banfleld Funeral H om e o f W inter Springs is in charge o f arrangements. CHARLES HUNTER Charles Hunter, 67, o f Scott Drive, Sanford, died Friday, M ay 17,2002, in C entral Florida ELENA C GARCIA Iona! Hospital. Elena C . G arcia o f Sanford Jan. 2 1 ,1 9 3 5 , in died W ednesday, M ay 2 2 ,2 0 0 2 , Greenville, h e w as a construc­ in C entral Florida Regional tion worker. He w as a m em ber H ospital. o f Morning Glory M issionary B o m in H avana, Cuba, she Baptist Church. w as a homemaker. Survivors Include h is w ife, Survivors include her hus­ G ussle H unter o f Sanford; tw o b an d , H ector O . G ard a of I sons, Terry H ill o f Sanford and Sanford; one daughter, M aria " the Rev. Charles Jo n es o f Stiles o f W inter Springs; and O viedo; three daughters, tw o grandchildren. Wanda Philpot o f Lake Mary, Ban field Funeral Hom e o f S tar Hunter-Carter o f O rlando, W inter Springs is in charge o f and Vickie H unter o f Sanford; arrangem ents. one brother, O scar H unter of Sanford; tw o sisters, Johnnie Elizabeth H orton . M ae Sutton o f Rochester, N.Y., Elizabeth H orton, 59, o f Lake and Barbara Jean M ontgom ery Irene Drive, Casselberry, died ■’ o f Lakeland; 14 grandchildren; Wednesday, M ay 2 2 ,2 0 0 2 , in d and one great grandchild. her residence. W ilson-Eichelberger • M ortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge o f arrangements. a Flora Cheek Middleton Flora Cheek Middleton, 94, of DeBary, died Tuesday, May 21, 2002, In DeBary. Bom Feb. 17,1908, in A ugusta, Ga., she moved to Sanford in 1930. She was a m em ber o f Seminole Meadows Seventh Day Adventist Church sin ce 1930, and the church was a vital part of her life. She was a cook and later manager o f the Gram m ar School lunch room for 23 years. Survivors Include one daugh­ ter, Shirley Grieme; two grand­ children; and two great grand­ children. Funeral services were held on Friday at Brisson Funeral Hom e. Burial w as in Lakevicw Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home o f Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. Jeanette Perez and Susan M acco, both o f D eltona, Vivian Perez o f Q ueens, N.Y., and Em m a H ay and M ilagros Lopez, both of Brooklyn, N.Y.; one son , Angel C olon of M aitland; 17 grandchildren; and 10 great grandchildren. Baldauff Fam ily Funeral H om e o f O range C ity is in charge o f arrangem ents. EVELYN P E R K IN S Evelyn Perkins, 97, of Grand Plaza, O range City, died Thursday, M ay 23, 2002, in DeBary Manor. Bom in W inchester, Connecticut, she moved to Central Florida in 1975. She w as a bookkeeper for an oil dis­ tributor. She w as o f the Episcopal faith. Survivors include a care giver, Mary L M oore o f L ik e Mary. Baldauff Fam ily Funeral Home of O range City is in charge of arrangem ents. Obituaries continued on Page 6A V a */ . V a V ’ > * * i • t *.» * V ‘ St ’ . V . V . 'i *S. •_> • B r is s o n FUNERAL HOME Seminole County’s Most Experienced Funeral Home A C om bined Total C f 14 7 Y ea rs JU L IO PEREZ Ju lio Perez, 72, of Champlain Drive, Deltona, died Tuesday, M ay 2 1,2002, in Oak wood G ardens in DeLand. B om in Rio Piedras, Puerto, Rico, he moved to Central' Florida in 1990. He served In the U.S. A rm y during the Korean War. He was a retired pharm acist who worked for Thrifty Drugs in Long Island, N.Y. He w as a member of Our Lady o f the Lakes Catholic Church o f Deltona. He enjoyed fishing, sports and baseball. 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He boasted of helping set a bom b to kill babies — Denise McNair, 11; A ddie M ae Collins, Carole Robertson and Cynthia W esley, all 14 — w h o w ere together in the church base­ m ent fust after Sunday school on Sept. 15,1963. Back then Cherry, a strapping ex-Marine, truck d river < and Ku K lux (Clansman, laughed about the m urder and maim ing of innocents with friends and family, confident they shared his pride in depravity. Last Wednesday, however, moments after a predominantly white Birm ingham jury found him guilty of four charges of murder, the 71-yearold, white-haired Cherry — w ho had 1 tried to escape justice by claiming he . w as m entally incompetent to stand Cynthia trial — denied involvement in the church bombing. • • • • • • • "This whole bunch lied all the w ay," he said of prosecutors. "I don't know why I'm going to jail for nothing." C herry w as the third of four original suspects belat­ edly brought to justice for the atrocity. Robert Chambliss w as convicted in 1977 and died in prison. Thom as Blanton w as convicted last year. The fourth suspect, H erm an fra n k Cash, died before a case w as m ade against him . Perhaps C h erry 's protestations of innocence should com e as n o surprise. H e is a cow ard, a m an who laughed ab ou t killing little girls in church, a man w ho hid his face u n d er a w hite hood when he went ou t to intimidate o r violate black Southerners. He is not m an enough to face the m onster in the m irror — to acknowl­ edge his crim e and willingly p ay the price. Even back in the bad old days of Jim Crow, his ilk w ere few in number. But C herry's claim of innocence does h ave faint echoes in the sort of denial that I so fre‘ quently h ear from older; Southern whites.' In jio)$af let­ ters and telephone calls, they tell me they were qajriy,V) solid #uj?£dHi£rs,d/ tfip.civii rights movement- As, they look back on lives nearly spent, they all claim to have stood on the side of the angels. Som e are n o doubt telling the truth. After all, such brave people did exist. But others, 1 suspect, m ay have reshaped their personal histories into a more flattering past. If so m any ordinary white Southerners had stood up for sim ple hum an decency and social justice 30 years ago, the Bobby Frank C herrys o f the world would not have w alked free for so long. Instead, he and his kind could count on a quiet con­ spiracy of upright, churchgoing folk to stand by and do nothing. Indeed, local law enforcement agents w ere som etim es co-conspirators in violent acts against civil rights activists. A m on g the politicians, shopkeepers and ministers w h o w ere com m unity leaders, very few w ere willing to risk their social status or economic pre-em i­ nence by speaking out against the evil in their midst. W hile the conviction of the last of the church bomb­ ing co-con sp irators closes a shameful chapter in Southern (and A m erican) history, it does not end the struggle against bigotry and intolerance. While racism against black Am ericans fades, the arrival of w aves of im m igrants of color has occasioned a new round of xenophobia, exacerbated by the terrorist atrocities of Sept. 11. H om ophobia, too, remains an acceptable preju­ dice in m any quarters. If the nation is to conquer those prejudices, good peo­ ple w h o know better will have to stand up for w hat is right. A nd that still requires courage and sacrifice. Tucker Y our V iew Sabato notices something rotten in city of Sanford To th e e d i t o r I am a hom eow ner and H erald su b scrib er In the Sanora su b d iv isio n . I have attended th e sev eral m eetings at the cou n cil regarding the pro­ posed G ro ves subdivision on w ere in the way In W hen the cheering stops for A fghanistan." President Bush in Europe, the The president's personal good continent will go back to being a will and pleasant effect w ent a C hicago jo k e. As in a fellow good w ay toward from C hicago asking a im proving at least the New Yorker, "W hat are tone o f the ongoing offi­ they saying about us in N ew York?” cial distance and d is­ trust betw een . T he answer, of course, Europeans and is, "Nothing." W hen the president Am ericans. But ne did goes hom e after a rela­ nothing that could be tively successful visit, interpreted as anything people in Washington oth er than getting ou r Richard will say nothing and for­ old friends ou t of the Reeves get m ost everything w ay in things that m atabout Europe. In the cap- • • • • ■ * ter to us, like violating Ital o f the United States, the Old our ow n rules on such things as World is being seen in much the free trade in steel, lum ber and sam e way Japan was 15 years textiles, and our verbal buildup ago: an econom ic giant but a to w ar against Iraq. political and military dwarf. An As The G uardian said, in anti-A m erican commentator, England: "Europeans, rightly or Philippe Grasset o f France, wrongly, have com e to see Mr. sum m ed it up by saying that Bush as a m an com m itted to w hat the United States wants unending conflict in his 'w ar on Europe to b e is just a big terrorism .’ His talk o f 'axis o f Sw itzerland. evil,’ his division o f the planet It was very decent of the into 'civilised' and 'uncivilised' A m erican president to take a cam ps repels both by its sim ­ few days off to stroke our old plism and by its implied allies, even if he m ade it quite promise o f Indefinite mayhem." clear that while we welcome That w as w ritten, from the European help in our various left, just before the President's adventures, we are going to go Berlin speech, and he pretty ahead and do our thing whatev­ much follow ed that script with er they d o or say here. The som ew hat m ilder dialogue. Part Financial Times o f London was of Bush's political charm — and tougher than Grasset, running a European nervousness — is that colum n that quoted an anony­ he is show ing a talent for saying m ous Washingtonian saying: "It and repeating what he means wasn't just that the Europeans and, indeed, seem ing to mean w ere unnecccsary in what he says. He is not confus­ Afghanistan. The Europeans ing Europeans and other idght swing n i u i s w k w &gkafh?' Monday marks the unof­ ficial start o f the summer season. Besides honoring those who have died to defend our country, we asked people what they plan to do during the Memorial Day weekend. We plan to go lo Silver Springs this weekend. I haven't been there tor about 17 years. Sanford A tK te tf»" W C , t e $ - . P o r i also can s e e A F W i w e 5/ J § T f c D a g g je H e f i r s - ' DO£u* VWTA W friends. H> is rhetorically direct and consistent now, not the bum bler he sounded only a year ago. That Is no small thing here, because although European governments grum ble about American arrogance and bel­ ligerence, they prefer tough talk to confusion a w u t the inten­ tions o f the world's only super­ power. "Call this a strategic chal­ lenge; call It, as I do, an axis of evil; call it by any nam e you choose, but let us speak the truth," he said in his Reichstag speech. "If we Ignore the threat we invite certain blackm ail and place millions o f our citizens in grave d anger.... Wishful think­ ing may bring com fort, but it docs not bring security. M ake no mistake about it, w e will and we must confront this conspira­ cy against our liberty and our lives." After the Berlin speech, which was generally well received, at least for its truth-speaking, The Financial Tunes got it almost right in a lead editorial that ended: "There is a continuing suspicion In Europe that Mr. Bush will go his ow n way w ever his allies may say. That may be the message he intended to deliver yesterday. If so, Europe will have to live with it — but Mr. Bush will also have to get used to European grum­ bling." That last bit was wrong. President Bush and his compa­ triots in Washington can't even _____ Jgtor._______ hear grum bling from the farn g fr away Old World. o 1001 UNIVEUAL m s s SYNDICATE The Herald asks people what they th in k ... Je a n R iv e ra i V IW On the Street C 2002 A T L A N T A C O N S T IT U T IO N tw p^ A nd w h y does Sanford b eco m e th e dum p ing ground fo r S e m in o le County afford­ ab le h ou sin g? In a very short tim e I h av e com e to have area l affection fo r this tow n and see the p o ten tial for great things on th e h orizo n . I am , need less to say, d is­ h earten ed a t the appearance ol "so m e th in g rotten in Sanford." A n gela Sabatc Sanford p u b lic's position. T his afternoon I w e n t to p ick up a registered le tte r from City Hall. It seem s that this same com m ission er h as now asked that a m eetin g b e called io reconsider th e C ity C om m ission's d ecisio n from a previou s m eeting. O n ce again , w e shall turn out in great num bers, bu t w hat co u ld p o s­ sibly be said that w as n o t said before? What Cynthia Tucker la editorial page editor for the Atlanta Constitution. She can be reached by e-mail: cynthlaOjjc.com. fliE s r w w a r m A irport B ou levard . A s a new resid ent o f S an fo rd , I have begu n to lo o k forw ard to y o u r colu m n s to b etter acq u ain t m y self w ith ou r n ew hom e. I read w ith in terest th e piece regard ing th e (w hat I thought w as final) cou n cil m eeting w hen th e co m m issio n er (R and y Jo n e s) w ho w as su re to vote in fa v o r o f th e atto rn ey (K en W right) in stead voted again st, g iv in g v icto ry to the I'm going to be home with my new baby, Sierra, who is now 2 1/2 months old. D obra B ro w n Sanford I’m probably going to stay at home and take my time and retax. Mehdl Nablpour ITa very simple. I am going to be searching the commu­ nity for a place to live. Winter Park Sanford U b a n g l H ajj-m ak I'll be going to the beach. UnnettaAbflaa Sanford �Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis ‘ tMTOrTAMRs mONI BOOT By HARVEY EtTCB ACROSS 1 FXght concern, 7 Balpait group 12Ncf>M, cd*ctrv*fy 20 Parthenon 21 Furry twkmwr 2 2 Hunka 23 Chid actress? 25 Duck 26 How Lagoa may ba placed 27 Pala alngar? 29 Rick's okj llama 30 Patfsd boats 33 Notsd diarist 34 Strsst of fiction 37Frandsc( ■WtiaraMy Unar 36 Part of DA: Abbr. 39 Sams canton* #9 Yang countsrpart 90 Back-room 93 Loaf and* 93 Wglnia-toajad Egiant 94Qoodordsr 95 Moon d Saturn 97 Crafty lingar? 101 1932 gangster Mm 105 Taka your pick* 106Tnmparant comedian? 110 Mountain I l f Eta Mower 112 Man’s clasp 113 Sheep keeper 114 Planter 115 Warmer in Tquana DOWN 1 Singer _ P. Morgan 2 School in Berkshire 3 landtag sound 4 Soup legumes 5 Luanda is its capital 6 Laughter outbursts 7 Una from a lamp 8 USPS round 9 Slugger Mai 10 Drenched IlU a sa a a resource 12 Foundation 13 Mine access 14 Beavers, e.g. 15 In the least 16 Passover’s 31 'That's _ ask- 59 Early anesthetic 32 JodM Foster title 60 Battery type role 64 BuVwinUe 34 Yankae great, adversary fam iliarly 65 Career soldier 35 Clean boards 66 End of _ 36 Not-very-serious 67 Elementary actress? particle 37 Aleutian Island 68 SptUane’s 38 Reacted the bow Jury39 Wealthy singer? 69 Prehistoric 40 Ice cream prefix 70 Body shop offer 41 Honeys 71 Cheese cured In 43 Does a Kftle brine housekeeping 72 True-blue 44 Estimator's 73 Big-mouthed pitchers 17Sd. of 45 Sertsfele 77 _-4-porter Copernicus 46 Naval ready-to-wear 18WHof*The 8t Mediator's ski Waltons’ 48 Suggests 82 Only 19 Glimpse 49 Substantial 85 Wanderer 24 Words before rol 50 BAB 87 More foliate 28 Bray beginning 51 Mere participant 89 Hayseeds 30 Mean-soundng 57 Common 90 -Quoted yam? verbatim- Stumped? 43 Where the pupil site? 43-GoonT 45 Monica, to Ross. on*Frtendi’ 46 Record holder 47 Short read? 48 Injured actor? 51 Foi maker 52 Grata stuff 53 Any Tima 54 Actress Heche 55 Operatttst Frani 56 Begin discussing 58 With 87 Across, C a ll 91 Picks 92 Jazz pianist Hancock 93 Got sore 94 Black on the screen 95 Perry Como's record label 96 Obeys a sentry 97 Brother ol Abel 96 Former Bologna bread 99 Body passage 100 Columnist Barren 101 Rating unit 1 r. Jessica of *Dark Anger 103 Give it up. so to speak 104 Gothic governess 107 Greek letter 108 Bow wood 109 _ Anne do Beauprd: Quebec village 1 -9 0 0 -9 3 3 -5 1 5 5 . 99 cents a minute actrass? 61 Shaken and Quakers 62 Scribbles 63 Gama with T h e W ay W e W ere: C lass o f 1947 celebrates 55 years since graduation SHS C lass of 1947 Reunion Grace M. Stinccipher The Sem inole High School Class o f l 947 held its 55 Year Reunion on Saturday, May 4 at the Best Western Hotel at the Marina. There were 37 class­ mates attending plus spouses ........ ............................ and guests making a total o f 62. Everyone enjoyed the Social Hour which began at 6:00 pm at which time these long G r a c e M a r ie time friends S l l n e c l p h e r got reac­ quainted * • • • • • • and caught up on recent happenings in their lives. Prior to the dinner, all were welcomed by Walter A. Cook, chairm an o f the reunion com ­ mittee w ho commented that all were older but much wiser. The sum ptuous meal fol­ lowed w hich consisted of either prime rib or chicken plus all the extras w hich included cake with chocolate mousse topping for dessert. Sim on Dinfelder, class pres­ ident, and Walter Cook then took turns introducing the hon­ ored guests which included for­ mer teachers Roger Harris, Fred Ganas, Nellie Colem an and hus­ band Boyd. An anonym ous guest was introduced who gave the group a hum orous look at som e o f the things that has happened d u r­ ing their lifetime. It was later revealed that she w as Eddy Williams, wife of classm ate Carl Williams. Those on the reunion com ­ mittee w ere Walter Cook, Ettie Jane Keogh, Jean Brooklyn, John Brumley, Jackie C am ith ers, Simon Dingfelder, and Myra Doudney. Special thanks w as extended to Ettie Jane for her work on the class book and to her fam ily for printing it Attending from Sanford were Jim and Joan Anderson, Alva Lundquist Conway, John Brumley, Bobby and Jackie Coates C am ith ers, Walter and Arthurene Cook, Rick and Mona Walker. From Lake M ary cam e Ettie Jane G leason Keogh, Jean Boteler Brooklyn, Tony and Betty Russi, Mildred Mathieux Geiger and daughter Carolyn Moore. The following classm ates cam e from Florida: Ed and Nancy Ward, Palm Bay: Sonny and Liz Horton, O range Park; Myra Southward Doudney, New Sm yrna Beach; Clark Moore, O range City: Elsie Lundquist Howell and Simon Dingfelder, Brooksville; Nolley and Pidgin Trapp, Palm Bay; Houston and Susie Babcock, St. Petersburg; Gwynn Reel, O rlando; Joe and Betty Cullum Chaildin, Titusville; Betty Row land Anderson, Winter Haven; Charlie and Helen Slaughter Higginbotham, Nancy W illiam s Berry, Fcmandina Beach; Joanie Dougherty, DeBary; Caroline Lee leGette, Sanibel; John and Gloria D am pier Skinner, Jacksonville; Ed and Phyllis Fielding, M aitland; Larry Lossing, A ltam onte Springs. O thers attending were Jean Saycr W right, Savannah, NY; George and Lessic Chapman, Evans, G A ; Carl and Eddy Williams, Newnan, GA; Charlotte Stein Pfuhl and daughter Louise Niepocther, South Holland, IL; Alice Lundquist Costa, Athens, G A ; John and Thelma Reynolds Bray, Columbus, GA; Esther Watkins Hopkins with her son and daughter-in-law. Porter C om ers, NY; Iris Flowers Lindsey, College Park, G A ; Louise Clark Kranzberg, Atlanta, GA; Joyce Goodspeed Kirtley, Statham , GA. County Web site wins national award 84 Two together 55 Praises highly 67 Sea 58 Across 71 Sipionalawn 7 4 -Kim-setting 75 Versailles vert) 76 Wagner creation 78 Disagreement 79 Deka 80 Diminutive actor? 83 Soap-making need 84 Longtime designer In French theater 85 The Beta' author 66 Trojan War hero 87 Yam spinner 88 Fan noise From atari reports Sem inole County was aw ard­ ed the cG ov cm an ce Silver Seal o f Distinction Award by the National Academy o f Public Administration and the National Association of Counties. The award recognizes best practices and innovation in county-level cG ov cm ance inltia- 05/24702 xwordedltoraaol.com S e e S o lu tio n o n P a g e 02001 Tribune Media Sen ktv Inc. vices that would provide the most significant com m unity impact, an eG ovem m ent strate­ gic plan was written. The plan can be viewed on the Sem inole County web site at www.co.semino1e.fl.us/it/iscgo v.asp. The focus of developm ent is to provide more online services that will provide convenience to liv e s . n u r cu t» in r6 crW . ' ' Sem inole County under­ stands the im portance o f online access to governm ent, and in an effort to identify the online ser­ Onfe erthahebment ii> the web site th at was identified in ’ the strategic planning process was an on-line posting o f anim als 1' ' ‘ * 6A available for adoption through Animal Services. The response to this site has been tremen­ dous, and wc are starting to track adoptions to measure the impact o f the web site on the adoption rate. Sem inole County launched its web site in 1997, and has grown to a wealth resources today that attracts o v e r f i v e m i l l i o n v is i t o r s p e r m o n th . Please. e-ma|{ any Comments a t input regarding m fr w eb site or future developm ent to kpaltersOco.sem inole .fl.us. 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Students in grad es seven through 12 arc eligible fo r the essay contest, w hich is held to prom ote A m ericanism am ong the nation's youth and provide students with an opportunity to succeed. Essays were judged on the local level and the top essays from each FRA branch were forw arded to the regional level. From there, the top essay in each region was sent to the national level to be judged. M ore than 11,000 students participated in this y e a r's contest. T he Grand National prize is $15,000 w ith prizes fo r each school grade o f $5,000. Obituaries FRANK RICE JR. Frank R ice Jr., 9 5 , o f M adera R oad , D eBary, died W ednesday, M ay 2 2 ,2 0 0 2 , in Em ory B ennett v.A. N ursing H om e in D aytona Beach. B o m in Long Island City, N.Y., he w a s a retired selfem p loy ed carpenter. He was o f the E p isco p alian faith. B ald au ff Fam ily Funeral H om e o f O range C ity is in ch a rg e o f arran gem ents. S ID N E Y SM ITH S id n ey Sm ith, 85, o f South D iv ision S treet, O vied o, died T hu rsday, M ay 16, 2002. B o m in A bbev ille, G a., he m oved to C entral Florida in 1923. H e w as a landscaper. Su rvivors in clu d e one son, W illie L ee Sm ith o f M iam i; and one d aughter, K atherine A she o f M iam i. G o ld en 's Fu n eral H om e Inc., of W inter P ark is in charge o f arrangem ents. BERTHA SU TTO N Bertha Su tton , 67, o f W est 5th Street, Sanfo rd , died W ednesday, M ay 22, 2002, in C entral Florida R egional H ospital. Born A ug. 4 ,1 9 3 4 , in Sanford , she w as a h om em ak­ er. Sh e w as o f th e B aptist faith. Survivors inclu d e tw o sons, Freddie L. Su tton o f Rochester, Engine Light On? ... Come See Us! CATALYTIC CO N VERTERS •145" Custom Exhaust Specialist For 20 Years. 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(386) 775-7971 (407) 321-0920 1 HEALTHCARE YOU C A N AFFORD Self-Employed, Under-Insured, Uninsured, Have Pre-Existing Conditions? Can’t Afford High Premiums? DISCOVER REAL SAVINGS SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS .....NOTICE OF. PUBLIC HEARING tfeaasaE®s”r,»M AY % 2 0 0 2 1:30 P.M. Not Insurance - All Pre-Existing Conditions Accepted. No Claim Forms, Limitations or Lifetime Maxlmums! Entire Family for $54.95 / Month! • Up to 80% on Healthcare • Up to 30% on Alternative 6 Long-term Care • Savings on Dental and Vision • Up to 40% on Prescriptions • Includes Legal Services, Veterinary A Air Ambulance " w ilt Notice is hereby given that the Sem inole County Department of Fiscal Serv ices will conduct a public hearing on May 2 8 , 2 0 0 2 , begin­ ning at 1:30 p.m.. or a s soon thereafter a s possible, in the County S erv ices Building. 110t E ast First Street. Sanford. Florida. Room 1028 (Board Cham bers). The purpose of this public hearing is lo am end Resolution Number 2001-R -165 by adjusting Fiscal Year 2001/02 budgeted revenues and expenditures by ($ 2 ,3 6 2 ,5 3 2 ) to reflect prior year ca sh balances. Additional information regarding the proposed amended resolution is available for public reviewing at 1101 E ast First Street, Sanford, FL 3 2 7 7 1 , Room 3 3 2 5 , betw een the hours of 8 :0 0 a.m . and 5 :0 0 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. P erso n s with dis­ abilities needing a ssista n c e to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the Human R eso u rces Department ADA Coordinator 4 8 hours in advance of the meeting at (4 0 7 )-6 6 5 -7 9 4 1 . P erso n s are advised that if they decide to appeal any decisions made at this hearing, they will need a record ol the proceedings, and lor such purpose they may need to ensure a verbatim record of the proceedings is m ade, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is b ased (Florida Statu tes, Section 206.0105). tim lla N ow Fot Inform ation C a ll 8 7 7 -8 2 9 -9 8 0 9 to r ZOQ2 H irin g P o s t a l J o b s $ 13.21 - 9 X 4 . SO / h o u r A- Fu ll Benefits * Paid Training w No Exparlance Nacesaary A c c e p t in g c o lls 7 daye/w k. C o n t a c t u s at: (UtifJ) 7 2 6 - D 0 8 3 Self-Employed? ha xtiliwtliB IttlyjMiltia an, Fund Name Fund Balance/ Revenue Adjustments U se s of Funds Budget Amendment Amended Budget Total e x t.599 — Health Insurance* (»a Affordable Rates! (Hi • .1 «iimpunv h Au m t .I .If B t t f rulin g n r lk n t t •* • liv«f i unmti h r .tm g k ii ou t fo r a m h t itu n m if. - General 8 .0 4 8 .3 2 7 - Transportation Trust 2 ,9 6 5 ,0 9 9 - Development Review 1.629,033 - Tourism Development (79,947) - Fire Protection 2,646,661 • Infrastructure S a le s Tax 594,161 - EMS Trust 190,960 - BCC Grants 4 4 ,2 7 8 - SHIP Grant 9 ,9 3 0 - Law Enforcem ent Trust 248,421 - Drug Abuse Trust 9 0 ,9 3 5 - Court Facilities 126,095 - Em ergency 911 (81,416) - Transportation Impact F e e s 2 ,2 0 1 ,9 3 0 - Criminal Ju s tic e Trust -0- Development Impact F e e s 6 0 3 ,4 3 3 • Mediation/Arbitration 161,115 - Stormwater 686,331 Econom ic Development 66,113 - 17-92 CRA Fund (4.699) • Street Lighting District 5 4 ,5 1 4 - Solid W aste M SBU 5 96,110 • Municipal Service Benefit Units (26,698) -Tourist Dev. Bonds 1992 2 5 .5 8 2 - Environmentally S e n s . Lands Bonds 3 3 9 ,9 2 0 • Road Bonds Ref 1992A 18,019 • FJoad Bonds R ef 1992B 4 ,1 7 8 - LOGT R ef bonds 1993 3 ,3 7 7 • S a le s Tax Bonds 1996 1 3 1 ,1 9 9 - S a le s Tax Bonds 1996 13,417 - Natural Lands Trails Bonds 2001 -0- S a le s Tax Bonds 2001 -02 0 7 .9 1 9 - Infrastructure Improvements - Environmentally S e n s . Lands 49,221 181,196 • Facilities Capital Improvements • Natural Lands / Trails 2001 -O-0• Courthouse P roject (31,111,779) - W ater & Sew er 5 ,6 2 9 ,2 4 5 - Solid W aste 1.313,031 - Internal Service 3 9 ,4 5 7 - Contribution / Trust & Agency Total (2 ,3 6 2 ,5 3 2 ) . - G eneral Operations • Transportation - Development Review - Tourism Development - Fire Protection - Capital Projects - EM S Trust Operations • BCC Grants Programs -SHIP Program -Law Enforcem ent Operations - Drug Abuse Trust Operations -Court Facilities F e e s - Em ergency 911 Operations - Capital Projects • Criminal Ju stice - Capital Projects • Mediation / Arbitration - Stormwater Projects - Econom ic Development - 17-92 CRA Projects - Street Lighting District Projects - Solid W aste M SBU Operations - Municipal Service Benefit Units - Debt Service - Debt Service - Debt Service * Debt Service - Debt Service - Debt Service • Debt Service - Debt Service - Debt Service - Capital Projects - Capital Projects - Capital Projects - Capital Projects - Capital Projects - W ater & Sew er Projects - Solid W aste projects - Internal Service Operations - Donations 8 ,0 4 8 ,3 2 7 2 ,9 6 5 ,0 9 9 1 ,629,033 (79,947) 2,646,661 594,161 190,960 4 4,270 9,930 248,421 9 0,935 126,095 (81,416) 2 .2 0 1 ,9 3 0 -06 0 3,433 161,115 686,331 86,113 (4,699) 54,514 598,110 (26,698) 25,582 3 3 9,920 18,019 4,178 3,377 131,199 13,417 -0-02 0 7 ,9 1 9 49,221 181,196 -0-0(31,111,779) 5 ,6 2 9 ,245 1,313,031 3 9 ,4 5 7 (2,362,532) - 156,748,771 5 7 ,0 0 7 ,1 3 0 1 0 ,1 7 8 ,9 8 3 4,071,631 2 6 ,1 5 5 ,5 3 9 1 9 8 .5 6 1 .4 0 7 7 7 6 ,5 1 8 7 ,9 9 3 ,1 3 5 7 ,9 0 6 ,0 6 4 557,421 2 5 3 ,1 3 5 6 4 5 ,5 1 5 2 .2 4 5 .2 8 3 1 0 0 ,1 6 9 .4 0 7 7 7 7 .8 0 7 3 .1 4 1 ,6 9 9 4 8 0 ,1 2 6 17,113,031 2 ,3 8 4 .9 3 3 1,058,380 1,493,674 13,167,757 ■ 6 0 3 ,8 0 0 518, 3 2 7 2 ,0 7 8 ,7 2 9 1,3 7 3 ,6 6 4 4 0 0 ,0 5 8 2.694,531 7 3 8 ,4 9 9 1,199,363 2 ,2 6 3 ,0 3 8 2,2 1 1 ,9 7 5 7 ,2 9 7 ,0 7 4 4,469,221 4 1 8 .3 7 5 18,900,000 4 8 ,8 6 2 ,5 0 0 1 2 1 ,6 6 9 ,8 6 3 3 7 ,7 9 8 ,6 2 6 0 ,0 6 2 ,9 4 7 190,239 8 7 4 ,9 1 8 ,1 7 5 • hut tu n not h r tin g led ou t fo r * uru rllatuui • Alhms i« i to ekim tt ymr Um tio t mid huipiiut* • f/ r u h tr fttitgram t to fit y o u r n e r d s an d fo u r bu d g et •t t l f S tth) n/iuA/vIktiwiJ h-nehti thnmufkamm* uttiwmroftyriAj/i Call toll-free-1.888.239.3470 Vacation Bible School Upsala Community Presbyterian Church Invites Children to Catch the “Buzz” about God's Love on a Bug Safari. 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Beverly Transmissions Repairing and RebuildingAutomatic Transmissions 209 W. 25th St., SanTord mv-00564 322-8415 Since 1959,..Same Location IfrttMwi. �Thx Sdanou Huuld Sunday, May 26,2002 Page 7A C arey announces can d id acy fo r Sem inole C ou n ty C om m ission , D istrict 5 Longwood businesswoman and longtime community leader Brenda Carey announced she has opened a campaign account and is actively seeking support as a Republican candidate for Seminole County Commission. " I am committed to m aking w ere M ay 6-13. 3. From these three different(District 29), Mike Haridopolos C lu b for Grow th. "H e is the sure citizens have a voice in G o ff said file poll asked the names, pick one person who you (District 30), Andy G ard iner m odel cand id ate to bring his deciding what happens in o u r follow ing questions: think could best represent the (District 40), Bob Allen (District com m itm ent to smaller govern­ com m unity from econom ic and 1. Please choose your favorite Sanford A rea on tn e C ounty 32), Allen Trovlllion (District 36), m ent to Washington where it Is so land development to protecting can d id ate fo r th e new U.S. Commission. Fred Drummer (D istrict 3 8 ), urgently needed." and ensuring a safe environm ent C ongressional sea t covering W in Adam s -1 4 % Randy Johnson (District 41), Jim C hosen by Roll Call, "The for our m ost precious resources, m ost o f Sem inole County: Brady Leasard • 46% Kallinger (District 35), D avid New spaper o f Capitol Hill," as Carey, 46, describes herself as our children/ Carey said. R ep. D arryl M cL ain - 36% G ary B en der - 41% Mealor (District 34) and David on e o f Its "Fabulous Fifty” most a conservative Republican w ho U nder her leadership a s D em . Harry Ja co b s • 33% Simmons (District 37). influential groups on elections, know s how to listen. She C hairm an o f the Sem inole R ep . Tom Feeney - 31% "Each of these members are the Club for Growth advocates believes her experi­ County Port Authority in 1997, leaders in their own right, with a fundamental income tax reduc­ ence and proven the first Central Florida 2. When County Commissioner L e g i s l a t o r s t h r o u g h o u t proven track record of effective­ tion, repealing the death and cap­ track record will pro­ Business Incubation Center Darryl McLain resigns, do you D I S T R I C T E N D O R S E T O M F E E N E Y ness and a strong adherence to ital gains taxes, school choice vide Sem inole w as opened a t the Port o f favor having an election this fall to Republican State Legislators Republican prlndples. It is an for all families, free trade, and County governm ent Sanford. Since then fill his unexpired term on the from every com er o f Florida's honor to have them on my team," personal accounts for Social with better com m u­ two m ore phases o f County Commission, or would 24th Congressional district threw said Feeney, "if given the oppor­ Security. nication and cooperathe center nave been you rather have Governor Bush their su p p ort behind Tom tunity to serve in Washington, I Each election cycle it selects a lion . w ith reg: regional opened. appoint his Feeney's b ia for Congress. will continue to advocate for the lim ited num ber o f Reagan partners and state Carey is m arried Favor an election • 68% "He is a tremendous leader and same conservative principles on Republicans that it recommends agencies. one with great wisdom and tal­ which I have built my political its m em bers support substantial­ NEWS ON THE LOCAL to Fairley Carey. Favor a appointm ent - 32% "I have dedicated Together they have ent," saidKep. Allen Trovlllion. career." CAMPAIGN SCENE ly. so much of my life as five children and 3 . Since D istrict 5 c o v e n "H is knowledge o f the constitu­ In 2000, Club for Growth's sup­ a com munity volunteer fighting one granddaughter. Sanford, part of Lake M aty and tion really guided us over the last port was Instrumental in pulling for issues that are directly affect­ B om In Jacksonville, C arey G eneva, d o you think that two years — from the recount to off stunning prim ary and general ed by the Sem inole m oved to Sanford in 1957. M cLain’s successor should be the special sessions he showed C l u b f o r G r o w t h e n d o r s e s election upsets for Congressman Com m ission," Carey said. "F o r Throughout her adult life she from the Sanford area, or d o you true leadership." T o m F ee n ey fo r c o n g r e s s Ric Keller, R-Orlando. ears, I have been asked b y a has been active both politically think that som eone from another State Senator Bill Posey of The political action arm o f "I’ve spent my public life in road cross section o f the com ­ and in the community. part o f the county could repre­ Rockledge said, T enthusiastical­ Club for Growth, one of the most Florida politics advancing the munity to seek public office. I Carey has been recognized for sent the Sanford area's interest? ly endorse Tom Feeney for influential private cam paign fundamental causes o f freedom," |believe now is my tim e." her contributions to many chari­ M u st liv e in Sanford area - 65% Congress without hesitation or organizations in the country, Feeney said. "O ver the last ten As state law requires, Carey table organizations particularly C ould liv e anyw here -3 5 % equ ivocation," said Sen. Bill announced its endorsement o f years, I've dedicated m yself to I has opened h e r cam paign those that affect women and chil­ Posey. "H e is d e a rly one o f Tom Feeney, candidate for the conservative causes such as lacco u n t for the 2004 election dren. She is a graduate o f the 4. From the follow ing three Florida's m ost honest and effec­ 24th Congressioriai district in choice in education, welfare yde. C om m ission C hairm an M anagem ent Program o f the nam es, pick one person who you tive legislators." Florida. reform and reduction in govern­ aryl M cLain currently holds R ollins C o lleg e’s C rum m er (think could best represent the Those endorsing Feeney "At the state level, Tom Feeney m ent w aste and bureaucracy. I tie District 5 seat. Graduate School o f Business. ■ Sanford/Lake M ary area on the include; S tate Senators Dan has been a champion of freedom, am honored that the Club for M cLain recently announced Carey began her professional County Commission. Webster (D istrict 12), Lee Federalism, limited government, Growth has recognized my com­ e will run for the new 24th career in the 1970's as a real D on N icholas • 60% Constantine (District 9) and Bill tax cuts, tort reform and school m itm ent to advancing democra­ Congressional D istrict against estate broker w ith Stenstrom Andrew Van G a a le - 27% Posey (District 15), as well as choice for the last 12 years," said cy, freedom and liberty for all lo rid a H ouse Sp eak er Tom Realty in Sanford and then w ith Brenda Carey -1 3 % State Representatives Randy Bali Steve Moore, president o f the Americans." M cLain w ould have to E. Everette Huskey. For 12 years, sign his County Com m ission she served as Vice President o f i it should he qualify for federal Business Development, and later partner for engineering and su r­ (Believing C om m ission er veying firm Blount Sikes and Plain’s seat will b e vacated, Associates. ^rey said, "I will be in this race For her professional accom ­ either a very short or very plishm ents she was honored as SHOW HOURS 10 im -8 pm. Ticket u )« clow « 7pm, hg haul. Either way, I believe I Downtown Orlando Woman o f O p w T tw n d iy itlv v S u n iq rt. the best person to replace the Year In 1992 for business. A 0M ISM M Thu-Fri $10 tor K M tx$S for Senior C ttvn sL im issloner M cLain on the CMdien 4-12 Age 3 A under ft* t lty Com m ission." G o f f releases po ll n um bers ()/>t'n rbttr,uhi\f.< thru b t-S w i S12tor edulrv S10 tor Senior Gtizenj A CMdren *■11 srey, ow ner o f The Carey The political pundits say that Age3Aundeffrte npany, a firm specializing in House Speaker Tom Feeney ca n 't Siuuhixf.t ( hihf KM FTTM G ness developm ent, strategic be beat for the new U .S. A rn o ld P alm er H o s p ita l l w C M d rw 4 W o r n l i n g governm ental and Congressional seat. But what d o Tour 5 exceptional luxury show homes LOCATION iunity affairs, land devel- they know? From M uLe Farbm b (436) e«J to likem ont Aw.Tum right up to 6,500 square feet and priced up to inent and construction m anDespite a half m illion dollar (south) on LAemcnt to Glenridge.Tun right on Glenridge to len t, is activ e in C entral w ar chest, Feeney is decidedly $18 million dollars. Located across the the Winchcng entrance on the right la busin ess d evelopm ent unpopu lar am ong voters In lake from Rollins College in old Winter For more Wormition u i Street ot Drums a ansportation planning, northern Sem inole County. 407-644-3880 Park, the homes are open Thurdays thru cam paign will focus on In early poll conducted by t primary issues: transporta- c e n t r a l f l o r l d a p o l l i n g . c o m , Sundays only. S tre e t o f and a com m itm ent to Feeney running la s t il planning; ed u cation According to Bob Goff, presi­ SlhrtfSp en» (-5ttin*i*) Piano OilteTy • : cooperative effo n o f ptan- d en t o f centra! floridspolU ng v r w w .s t r e e t o f d r e a m s .c o m 1land use with school sights; .com , 3888 responses w ere [the overall quality o f life for recorded with an accuracy p er­ note's citizens with a spedf- centage o f +/- 8 percent. i on issues like safe neigh- The calling base was registered from Lake M ary, is and building com m u- voters Sem inole, Geneva. Calling dates arks. E S treet*o f D ream s M a y I S - J u n c >0 at Conic be In sp ired O rearns* Lake Mary High School C lass o f 2 0 0 2 THANKS \lltBU SH ___ I MatsBE KL U _ 9m r B ILL H E A R D Ienior F estival for their g en ero u s p a rtn e rs h ip in support of P r o je c t G rad u atio n . 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LYNX mid-year report on tran­ sit services. 3. Sanford Main Street quarterly report. 4. Sports Commission quarterly report. 5. Larry A. Dale Aquatic Center quarterly report. i . Sanford Police Department quarterly report. 7. Discussion regarding proposed uniform toter (large refuse con­ tainer) program. 8 . -Excitem ent in Sanford"/Hydro*Fair 2 0 0 3 Special Event status report. 9. Discussion o f Regular Agenda items, Add-on items, and other items. 10. Mayor’s briefing. t t . City Manager’s briefing. A. City Visioning Process. (C 9) R E G U L A R M EETIN G 7 p.m.. City Commission Chambers, First Floor Approval o f M inutes. Work Session and Regular Meeting o f May 13, 2002. Recommended by the City Clerk and the City Manager. Consent Agendn. 1. Approve payments made dur­ ing April 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. Management, Inc. Recommended by the City Manager. 6. Approve Gasification Plant Site Group and Environmental and Health Integrated, Inc. con­ tract amendment in the amount o f S4 2,300 for ecological services and submittal o f reports to the Environmental Protection Agency. Recommended by the City Manager. 7. Approve S 2.300 transfer o f funds to “Rental and Leases" from General Fund Reserve in order to allow Public Works to continue renting equipment in support o f downtown special event! function!. Recommended by the City Manager. 8 . Approve purchase o f City Wireless Network Project equip­ ment and installation aerviccs from Edu Tek Educational Solutions, Inc. in the amount o f 360,487.36. Recommended by the City Manager. 3 . Approve proposal for contin­ ued groundwater monitoring ser­ vices at Site 10 and the Mayfair G olf Course from Ardaman ft Associates at a cost not to exceed S I4,336. Recommended by the City Manager. 9. Approve Work Order No. 2 with HHI in the amount o f 310,000 to accomplish the Visioning Project. Recommended by the City Manager. (W S -I l.A .) 3. Approve renewal o r existing contract for aerial adult mosquito/midge control with Clarke Environmental Mosquito Public Hearings. 1. Second reading and adoption o f Ordinance No. 3708 to annex 0.654: acre o f property lying between Hibiscus Drive and Rose Drive and between Sanford Avenue and South Park Avenue (302 Poinsetta Drive and 205 Poinaetta Drive); Carlos Rodriguez and Jon Berger, own­ ers. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad published May 19 and 26, 2002. 2. Approve payment o f City Attorney’s Statement for the month o f April 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. 4. Approve revised bid for con­ ducting a survey o f all trees located on City's rights o f way from Earth Advisors, Inc., in an amount not to exceed S33.000. Recommended by the City Manager. 12. Award bid for Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium and Chase Park Sports Complex sound system to lowest respon­ sive bidder, Danforth Sound Systems, in the amount o f 323,993. Recommended by the City Manager. 10. Approve extension o f contract with Economic Development Manager through O ctober I, 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. 11. Award bid for Conceptual Beautification Alternatives for the 25*" Street and Park Avenue intersection to Land Design innovations, Inc. in the amount o f 39,600. Recommended by the City Manager. 2. Re: 1.881 acres o f property * lying between West S.R . 46 and Smith Canal Road and between Upsala Road and Elder Road (1270 Upsala Road); Larry P. and Mary M. Kennedy, owner*. A. First reading o f Ordinance ' No. 3714 to annex the property. Ad published April 21, 2002. Recommended by the Plana Review Committee, the Director o f Planning & Community Development, and the City Manager. B. First reading o f Ordinance No. 3 7 15 to rezone the property from AG, Agriculture, to PD, Planned Development, with con­ ditions. Ad published April 2 1, 2002 . Recommended by the Planning St Zoning Comminion, the Director o f Planning St Community Development, and the City Manager. 3 . Reconsider action taken by the t o .^ p p o i n t I I e p i C ity Cotaimiaa)oR\Aprilr2)i 2002 :M E N T (S) AND/OR POINT. regarding appeal o f the Planning f t Zoning Commission’s decision 2. First reading o f Ordinance No. to approve with conditions a 3716 to annex 0 .8 acre q f proper­ variance to increase the maxi­ ty lying between High Why and mum building height for The Andrews Road and between Orovea at Sanford Apartments Andrews Road and Sanford __ and its associated site plan 1 Avenue (3901 Sanford Avenue); (restrict all buildinga adjoining Michael A. and Paula N. Taylor, the Sanora Subdivision to two ownera. Recommended by the stories based on land use com­ Development Review Team, the patibility); Meredith A. Harper, Director o f Planning ft E iq ., original applicant/appelCommunity Development, and lant; Clayton Inv Ltd. And CWC the City Manager. Inv Ltd., owners. Ad published M ay 1 5 ,2 0 0 2 ; property owner 3, Adopt Resolution No. 1904 to notified May 20, 2002; property increase grave fee* for purchas­ posted May 1 7 ,2 0 0 2 . The ing standard and creftiation Director o f Planning ft Community, Development and the spaces at the Crawford property. Recommended by the Cemetery City Manager recommend taking Advisory Committee, the action as deemed appropriate. Director o f Recreation f t Parks, and the City Manager. R egu lar item s. 1. Boards: appointments. (W S -1) A . Planning & Zoning Commission. The terms o f Michael Skat, Oary Lowell, and O tto Garrett expire on June 30, 2 0 0 2 . Each has been contacted and wishes to be reappointed to the Board. NEED TO APPOINT REPLA C EM EN T(S) AND/OR REAPPOINT. B . Waterfront M u te r Plan Steering Committee. The terms o f Gary Lowell, Stephanie Powers, Robert Hopkins, Linda A. Keeling, Jay M. Sheppard, Walter Padgett, and Chuck Volk expire on June 28, 2002. NEED T O APPOINT REPLACE­ M E N T S ) AND/OR REAP­ POINT. * C . Civil Service Board. The term o f William T. Royster expires on ^unc 3 0 , 2002. NEED • Add-on ilem i. • Information only. • City Attorney's Report. • City Clerk’* Report. • City Manager's Report. • Citizen Participation. •City Commissioners Reports. A D V IC E TO T H E PU BLIC : IF A PE R ­ SON D ECID ES TO A P P E A L A D EC I­ SION M A D E W ITH R ESPEC T TO A N Y M AT TER C O N SID ER ED tffT H E A B O V E M EC T tN O OR irE g R JN O H E M AY N E E D A V ER B A T IM R EC O R D OF T H E PR O CEED IN G S IN CLU D tN O THE TESTIM O N Y A N D EVID EN CE W HICH RECO RD IS N O T PR O VID ED B Y THE C IT Y O F SAN FO R D . (F.S. 2M.OI0S) PERSONS W ITH D ISAB ILITIES N EED ­ ING ASSIST A N C E TO PARTICIPATE IN A N Y OF T H E S E PRO CEED IN GS SH O U LD C O N T A C T TH E H U M AN RESO U RCES O FFIC E A D A CO O RD I­ NATO R AT 407-J10-362S 48 H O URS IN A D V A N C E O F TH E M EETINO . ft;* t'.f\ *9 11 4 .L .* . j MARY H. 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May 26 2002 Happy marriage fails to dispel hate D E A R ABBY: 1 have been m arried to a wonderful man for m ore than a year. (We've .......... ......................... been together for seven ears.) t’s a .• S i * V *-' V jl second ^ TrA mar­ riage for both of us, and D ear together f Abby Y l X four • • • • • • • beauti­ ful children. W hen I married this man, I knew full well his sister bitterly disapproved o f me but hoped she would get over it with time. Now that w e’ve been happily married for a year, she's worse than ever. 1 don't know what I ever did to cause my sister-in-law to hate me. She was like a mother figure to my hus­ band when he was young, as she is 25 years older. She disliked my husband's first wife, too, but wasn't nearly as cruel to her. In fact, now that they're divorced, she’s friendly with her. It's gotten back to me that my sister-in-law has told hurtful lies about me and my children to family mem­ bers and the community. She has also insulted me to my face at family gatherings. Now I get anxious to the point o f feeling ill before attending a family function. My mother-in-law sees how much pain her daugh­ ter causes me and becomes upset, as do my husband and children. Everyone thinks she is jealous o f me. That’s no excuse, as far as I'm concerned. I am a respected mother and wife and have given this woman no reason to hurt me. I’lease, Abby, could you advise me on the best way to handle her? I have carried this heartache for too long. SC O R N E D SISTER-IN -LA W IN M A SSA C H U SETTS DEAR SCO R N ED : I'm m ystified that you and your fam ily continue to attend gatherings that m ake you physically ill. W hoever hosts these fam ily gettogethers and allow s this verba) abuse to happen is partly to blam e by not let­ tin g her know her behavior is unacceptable and w ill not b e tolerated. If she refuses to cooperate. It would be a relief to all con ­ cerned if this sister-in-law were excluded from fam ily gatherings until she agrees to be civil and act lik e a lady. D EAR ABBY: For years I was married to a very abu­ sive man. I have a female cousin who stood by me through it all and helped me to finally free myself from him. Since childhood this cousin and I have confided in each other about every­ thing in our lives. . Now I find out she's d at­ ing my ex-husband! Abby, I feel betrayed. I also feel I can no longer confide in her. W hat should I do? C O N FU SED BEY O N D BELIEF, BEVERLY, M A S S . T he Seminole H erald Groves Continued from P s| * 1A Jones said he asked for the reconsid eration becau se the d ev elop er cou ld still build three-story apartm en ts by designing the buildings w ith a virtually flat, less attractive roof. "M y concern is that (BNG Partners) w ill scrap the plan they have and com e back with on e that m eets the minimum code requirem ents," Jones said. "That would b e a worat case scen ario for th e residents in Sanora." Jones said he understand the resid ents con cern s about the developm ent. " I f I co u ld ," Jones sdid, "w ou ld I like to rezone the property so you couldn't put apartm ents? Sure, but that's not an option. • "T h a t p roperty has been zoned for apartm ents for years, and unless the property owners agree to rczono it, we can 't just change it because the Sanora residents don't like It." "W hen you live fo r 15 years w ith woods behind your prop­ erty, any type of developm ent is Intrusive," Jones added. Jones said he hopes Tuesday's com mission m eeting will lead to an outside meeting betw een the two parties. “(BNG Partners) could have gone the extra mile early on by setting up a m eetin g at the Sanora clubhouse to talk about the pro ject," Jo n es said. "I'd hope BNG would b e willln; after Tuesday to sit down wit the residents and say, 'We d on't w ant to com e a cro ss as - bad neighbors," Jones said. "B y the sam e token. I'd hope the Sanora residents would be w illing to do the same thing." Because o f M em orial Day, the city com m ission m eeting is scheduled for 7 p.m . Tuesday instead o f Monday. Water Continued from Page LA sibility o f turning used w ater such as conservation strategies, into potable water is a possibili­ water supply funding, creating ty new w ater supply, saltw ater "We spend m illions to treat it, intru sion, public inform ation, w e then spend m illions to dis­ water re-use and intergovern­ pose it ana we spend m illions to mental coordination. develop new su p p lies," she said. The top three issues identified "It seems econom ically stupid to in the second regional group to m e." meet Thursday were water re­ Officials continued their dis­ use, conservation strategies and cussions by breaking down the public inform ation. The fifth critical issues within each p riori­ regional m eeting w as held for tized item on the list of critical Sumter, M arion and Lake coun­ water issues. ties and began Friday afternoon, C reating in terg overnm ental but o f the four com pleted partnerships and changing the regional m eetings each one public's mindset that reclaimed ranked water re-use as number water is a resource rather than a one. disposable dom inated the dis­ " if you're not using it, you're cussion about th e re-u se o f just wasting it," said Sanford water. C ity C om m issioner Art T he five regional m eetings W oodruff about not irrigating will meet again in Ju n e or Ju ly w ith reclaim ed water. “ It fits and then p o ssibly again in right into conservation." September. The idea behind the Brevard County meetings is to address and iden­ C o m m ission er N ancy Higgs tify specific water issues to the said much more can be done region, and draft a prelim inary with "recy cled " water. The pos­ plan of attack. Operation-----Continued from Pago 1A Sanford Officer Joe Swain. He also for out-of-control graduation cele­ notes that during the operations brations. In past y e a n , there have been no "I m ade arrests last year in reportea traffic fatalities involving W inter Park, Fern Park, alcohol and high school students. Altamonte Springs and Sanford, "Each year it has gone dow n," and I w as supposed to be Zeh said about arrest totals from assigned to the east part of the past years. "If it keeps going county," said sheriff's office Sgt. down I'm extremely happy. No John Zeli. one dies and that's the goal." The intentions of the operation Tuesday and Wednesday are not to be sneaky or tricky, proved to be a "slow nights" for explained Zeh. The enhanced the operation. Authorities arrest­ enforcement of the zero tolerance ed two underage drinkers and policy with regard to alcohol con­ cited a handful o f others. Zeh net­ sumption by underage persons is ted one o f the arrests Tuesday at a proactive police work. Fliers Glen Ethel Lane residence in announcing the operation and its Longwood. purpose were sent to all the With no parents at home, about schools, and all high school stu­ a dozen high school students dents received them just, not appeared to be celebrating the end graduating seniors. of the school year and graduation. "It's addressed to the students Although many of the kids appar­ and parents," Zeh said about the ently were drinking — beer cares flier. "T h at's good because we tittered the house — Zeh only made arrests last year at open arrested one girl. T he Lake Mary houses." student was the only one that he Although the main objective is witnessed actually drinking when to curb underage drinking, the he entered the home, he said. operation is proactive in that it Ironically, the student, w ho was attempts to stop potential drunk throwing the party while his par­ drivers. Since 1997, the operation ents were in Cieorgia, told author­ has been in place, and every year ities that a party he threw last year the arrests it produces declines. was also disbanded by officers That indicates the message is get­ working in the zero tolerance ting across, said participating operation. C I0 O I U N IV E R S A L m S S S Y N D IC A IK Motorcyclist Shawn Robinson, 31, of Orange City was listed in critical condition at Orlando Regional Medical Canter Friday afternoon. He was involved In an accident Thursday at the Intersection of Orlando Drive and Americana Boulevard in Sanford. According to police, Robinson was traveling northbound on 17-92 whan Jam as Majors, 66, of Sanford was heading southbound and turned left in front ot Robinson. “Witnesses stat­ ed the motorcycle was at speeds over the posted speed Hmit,’ said police spokeswoman Cleo Cohen. Robinson was flown to ORMC by emergency helicopter. Charges are pending in the investigation, Cohen said. Books Con tinned from Page 1A Department. The library decides each month how many books to place in the waiting area at the Heath Department. Often, the num ber of new books depends on how many still remain at the facility at the end of the month. . "Sometimes, all of the books are gone," said Judy Wilhelm, Healthy Start program manager. "Children will take the books hom e with them." Both Wilhelm and Johnson agree children taking the books isn't necessarily a bad thing. "Som e children don't have the opportunity to have new books at hom e," Wilhelm said. "This way, they d o." Several children visiting the H ealth D epartm ent, however, will get impatient if there are no books on the shelves. "C hild ren com e In, see the em pty shelves, and ask where the books are," Wilhelm said. "They are eager and will wait for new books to arrive." And, the books should contin­ ue arriving. Jo hnson said Scholastic Book F a in has agreed to continue the program on an annual basis. As for officials at the Health Department, W ilhelm said they are very grateful to b e able to pro­ vide Docks to their young patients. "1 think this is a wonderful program," Wilhelm said. "It gives the children an opportunity to read new books. It also gives par­ ents an opportunity to read with their children." som e pride back in the neighrh o o d ." It's against city code to store inoperable or unlicensed vehi­ cles on residential property, even if the area is fenced, said Calvin Sm ith of Sanford Code Enforcement. Sanford police and residents of the Georgetow n com m unity reconvened Friday afternoon, but under better circum stances. A bar-b-cue and D rug Free parade was held w ith m ore the three dozen p eople in atten ­ dance. Junkers Continued from Pago LA is much more to do. "W h en you sec a sofa like that," said McAuliffe pointing to an abandoned couch at 509 4th Street, "you're more than likely to throw more garbage on it. if w e clean this up, maybe we can C e n t r a l B a p t is t C h u r c h 3101 West S.R. 46 • Sanford, FL • (407)322-2914 C elebrates the M inistry a n d (Retirement o f R ev. Ja c k M . T hom as M inister of Music, Central Baptist C hurch 'W J January 7 , 1979 May 26 , 2002 ft Join ctJs Sunday, May 26,k dor// o g Special (£)ay of Celebralionjlnd Music: L D EAR CO N FU SED : Start praying for her. Because you've been in her shoes, you know firsthand what the future holds for her. Pauline Phillips and her daughter Jeanne Phillips share the pseudonym Abigail Van Buren. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles. CA 90069. Motorcyclist critical following accident 10 a m - N o o n Morning Praise and Worship 4 pm - 5 :3 0 pm Afternoon Celebration 5:30 pm Reception Honoring Jack and Sherrill Thomas V isit our W eb S ite - w w w .central-baptist-church.net H erald photo by C h m io p h e t P ill on Sgt. John Zeh locks the handcuffs on a 18-year-old Lake Mary High School student caught dnnking at a Longwood residence. I �T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d I : - * l 1 Inside: Section B C la ssifed s C ro ssw o rd Sunday :1 ; 5B-7B 5B May 2 6 , 2 0 0 2 S p o r t s — ify' Briefs (S T E IN M I S S E S S T GAME nford’s David Eckstein ted a slight sprain of medial collateral ligat in his left knee day night while sliding kwardly into first base Vying to heat out a ground ball during the Anaheim Angels' victory over Kansas G ty . • The shortstop, who is still jp o rtin g a black eye and Wearing a bandage on his nose from a foul ball hitting •him last week, sat out ■Wednesday, but practiced on || Thursday and said he ■expected to play on Friday. But the Angels recalled fnedo Amezaga from ple-A Salt Lake, sending dow n left-handed reliever M ark Lukasiewicz, so Eckstein might have to wait t few more days. "T h is roster move allow s us to take a look at Amezaga W hile also providing a few more days of rest (for Eckstein)," said Bill Stonem an, the Angels' vice president and general manager. SC C GO LF CA M P Seminole Community College is offering a Junior G olf Camp for ages 6-16 to be held Tuesday through Friday, May 28-31 from 9:30 a.m. to 11^0 a.m. at the Seminole Community College golf range. The cost is $69.40 and will taught be a local PGA pro. Call 407-328-2121 for details. 2 41 SO C C ER SC H O O L The 23rd annual Seminole Soccer School offers two weeks of instruction this - sum m er at two sites in the county. The first week is May 28ththm ugh-June 1st at Lake M ary High School and the econd session is July 8thhrough-12th at Lake Howell iig h School. This 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. day cam p for boys and girls ages 5-1/2 to 15 will also include indoor soccer in an air-con­ ditioned gym. For registration brochures and information, contact cam p director Larry McCorkle at 407-320-9557 or 407-320-9708 during the day o r 407-695-2131 in the evening or download the application form from th e website at http://HOM E.CFL.RR.COM /SOCCERSCHOOL. C A S S E L B E R R Y S W IM ­ M IN G Wirz Park Pool, located at 806 Mark David Blvd., is open to the public. Current hours of operation are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from noon to 7 p.m. For more information regarding to pool or swim lessons, call 407-263-7177. UCF H O O PS CA M PS The University of Central Florida /Kirk Speraw Basketball Camp will be holding four sessions this summer. The camps are open to players ages 7-10-17 and begin a 9 a.m. and end a 4 pan. daily. Each cam per will receive a camp basketball, camp t-shirt, and a daily lunen. All camp activities will be held in the (air-condi­ tioned) UCF Arena. Camp dates are: Session I _ June 3-6. Session II _ June 17-21. Shooting Cam p _ June 22. Session 111 _ June 24-28. Parents who arc interested in receiving more information or a camp brochure by mail can contact assistant coach Craig Brown at 407-823-5808. Volleyball standings jumbled B y O w n Sm ith Sports Editor L e a g u e le a d e r s h o ld th r e e - SA N F O R D — M att's Team zoomed back to the top of the A League and Sanford Church of God saw its advan­ tage shrink slightly in the B League in results from the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Spring Recreational Volleyball League last week. After a rare week in which M att's Team w ent lust 2-2, the many-time champios found themselves tied for first in the A League with the Shoestrings after three weeks o f play. But M att's Team got back on the stick this week, sweeping four games to stand alone atop the standings. The co-leaders both won their opening gam es against S & S Fence, but a glimpse of what was to com e showed right off the bat as M att's Team rolled 11-5, while the Shoestrings struggled to win in extra g a m e e d g e a fte r fo u r w e e k s points, 12-10. M att's Team and the Shoestrings hooked up in a spirited battle in their first encounter o f the evening, with M att' Team holding on for an 11-8 triumph and sole possession o f first place. T he new leaders then widened lead, romping to an 11-2 victory in the second meeting betw een the form er co-leaders. M att's Team then wrapped up their big evening with another impressive 11-3 thumping of S 4c S Fence. S & S Fence then took out a vengeance in the rematch with the Shoestrings, coasting to an 11-0 shutout over the for­ m er leaders. E v e r y b o d y in t o The B League may have found a new . contender for the title as the Hawks had their first undefeated w eek to move into second place just three games behind league-leading Sanford Church o f God. The Hawks made a statem ent right off the bat as they crushed the Unknowns, 11-4, in the first game o f the evening. Sanford Church of God then widended its lead in the league by also taking dow n the Unknowns, 15-9, and knocking off Westview Baptist Church, which entered the night tied for second, 15-8. But the Hawks, w ho now were alone in second place, increased their lead by thumping Westview Baptist Church, 15- t h e 3, and took a gam e off the lead by ed g­ ing Sanford Church o f God, 15-13, in the final game of the night. ~ >rU p o o l Swimming making a UCF and Penn State game set for ESPN Special to th« H erald com eback in Sanford B y Oaan Sm ith Sports Editor SA N FO R D — With a pointman finally in place, swim­ ming has made a dramatic return to Sanford. After going almost 25 years without a community pool and o f trying to raise funds to a facility, Sanford finally built and opened the SanfonlSem inole Aquatic Center (now the Larry A. Dale Aquatics Center) in 2000. Now, two years later, the facility is thriving, existing pro­ grams arc growing by leaps and bounds, and new pro­ grams arc being addeo. Despite having one of the strongest school and summer youth swim m ing teams in Florida and overflowing atten­ dance at the City Pool in Ft. Mellon Park, the powers that be decided to fill in the pool in the late 1960s. With pools still open at the old Naval Air Station and the former Sanford Naval Academy (on the Seminole County School Board property next to Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium) and a pri­ vate Olym pic-size pool at Dr. Brooke Sm ith's home, sw im ­ ming w as still a very popular and com petition winning sport for the city through the midWTO's. But those 'sw im m in' holes' also closed for various reasons, leaving the area without local­ ized swim instruction, no sum­ mer water recreation programs for kids, and no local swim team. Without a decent place to practice, the number o f com ­ petitive swim hopefuls dwin­ dled and Sem inole High School Ins, t had also w gotten past W estview Baptist Church with an imp im pressive 15-6 triumph. The results for Week 4 were: A League _ M att’s Team (4-0), the Shoestrings (1-3), and S St S Fence (1-3). B League _ Hawks (3-0), Sanford Church of God (2-1), the U nknow ns (12) , and Westview Baptist Church (0-3). The standings after four weeks are: A League: M att's Team (12-4), the Shoestrings (9-7) and Rose Fence (3-13). B League _ Sanford Church o f G od (103) , Westview Baptist Church (4-9), the Hawks (7-6) and the Unknowns (3-10). The league plays every M onday night beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Salvation Army Gymnasium on 24th Street and the public is invited to attend at no adm is­ sion charge. K In May of 2001 the new swimming complex at Seminole High School was named for form er Sanford Mayor Larry Dale (with family, right). College teams like the Dartmouth University women's warier polo team (above) have taken advantage of the Florida weather and state-of-the-art facili­ ties and the new pool was also host recently to the 2002 Florida High School State W ater Polo Championships. The pool will be open for lindividual use as well as lessons and other programs this summer and will Ls the site for the Golden Age Games this fall. program for several years. W hen enough interested ath­ letes were found to field a team, the team still struggled because it was tough to get a good coach to com e to Sem inole without facilities and practice was held whenever there was an open time at a private pool. The result was Sem inole going from having strong prorams in the 1950s and 60s, to eing the worst in the county over the next quarter-century. g pools were being constructed from the late 1970s through the 90s at Lyman, Lake Brantley, the city of Altamonte Springs, Longwood, the city of Oviedo, the citv of W inter Park, and the city o f Orlando, putting Sanford even further behind as those com m unities and sur­ rounding high schools flour­ ished. Finally feeling that enough was enough, and with a go-get­ ter coach in Tony Ackerson in place, a push began in late 1996 site at Sem inole High School w as chosen for the project. A unique alliance was formed between the city of Sanford, Sem inole County and the Sem inole County School Board and in the spring of 2000, the Sanford-Seminole Aquatic center was opened. The $1.2-m illion complex w as built by Weller Pools who built the 1996 O lym pic G am es pools in Atlanta. It features a full Olympic-size pool, with See Sw im m ing, Page 2B SCW to hold “Maximum Im pact 2” Special to the Herald ALTAM ON TE SP R IN G S — Southern Cham pionship Wrestling and Hooters Restaurant will present "M axim um Im pact2" on Saturday, June 1st at the Eastmonte Civic Center in Altamonte Springs with a 7:30 p.m. bell time. Miximum Impact 2 will feature a block­ buster lineup of pro wrestling, live music by Iron Cross, as well as the very beautiful ladies of Hooters who will be on hand to meet everyone. In the first of two Main Events, 6-fix»t-7, 340-pound former WWF and WCW superstar, The Warlord, will battle promising superstar, Antonio Banks. The other M ain Event will find SCW Heavyweight Champion The Sequel defending the gold against Bam Bam Mancuso. The biggest wrestler in the United States, Maxim um Capacity, will match his over 650-pounds against three SCW superstars! In ladies action, Saphirc will battle SCW Com m issioner Christena "Silhouette" Carson in a special match up. The SCW Cruiserw eight Cham pionship will be on the line as the DTW Ninja will defend the belt against "Ladies M an" Jacques Taylor and the vacant Mid-Atlantic Cham pionship will b e claimed by the win­ ner of a m atch between The Rebel Rocker and Hexx. Also in action will be Chris Carson, The Dancing Prowler, The SCW Janitor, CB Cool, G -m an, Blood Puff, M iss Olivia and many, many more other grapplers. Tickets arc available in Saniord at Ray’s Appliances (407-328-0083) o r in O range City at Rampage Sportsw ear (386-774-8060). The cost is $8 in advance and $10 at the door. For more news and happenings in the world of professional wrestling, please check out the SCW on the web at: www.scwmarked.com. O R LA N D O — The University of Central Florida's season-opening football game at Big Ten Conference member Penn State Aug. 31, w ill be tele­ vised by ESPN according to information released Tuesday by the Big Ten. The gam e will b e p a r t of lhat conference'* tele­ vision package with liS l’N and is set for a 12:10 p.m . kickoff. As a result, UCF, In Its first season as a m em ber o f the Mid­ Am erican Conference, will have two o f its first three gam es on national television. U C F’s initial M AC game at M arshall Sept. 20, is slated for broadcast on ESPN2. "It's a tremendous shot in the arm, UCF coach M ike Kruczek said. "To become visible enough to open the season on ESPN is a sign to show us just how far w e've com e in this pro­ gram ." UCF, which moved to Division l-A in 1996, posted a 65 mark in 2001, its last season as an independent. T h e Golden Knights have a 36-30 record since moving to I-A and are 2618 during Kruczek's tenure as head coach. Penn State is looking to rebound from a 5-6 season in which Joe Patem o surpassed Bear Bryant as the w inningest coach in l-A. Patem o has com ­ piled a 327-96-3 record in 36 years as head coach o f the Nittany Lions. "Being on television in our opener in that venue, I don't know if it gets any better," Kruczek said. "W e'll be playing in front of 110,000 people against a team coached by the winningest coach in I-A. It's something we are looking for­ ward to and now w ith the added incentive o f television I think it will m otivate our guys even more to get prepared." The games this season will be the second and third nationally televised football gam es for the Golden Knights. UCF made its first national appearance in 1998, when the Daunte Culpepper led G olden Knights played at Purdue on ESPN. UCF cam e up em pty on three first half trips in the Boilermaker red zone en route to a 35-7 loss. M A C T O PLA Y B IG T E N IN M O T O R C I T Y B O W L Coming off its best football season in history, the M id­ American Conference took another significant step for its football programs w ith the announcement of a four-year agreement betw een the M otor City Bowl and the Big Ten Conference. "This is a trem endous develSee UCF, Page 3B �I " - f 2B T he Seminole Hekalo Sunday. May 26.2002 M anatee zone enforcement high priority for weekend S p e c ia l t o th e Herald O C A LA — Law enforcem ent officers with the Florida Fish and W ildlife Conservation C om m ission (FW C) will be out in force this w eek­ end enforcing m anatee speed zones in the Intracoastal Waterway in Brevard and Indian River counties. They w ill be on the water and in the air target­ ing high use areas in the Sebastian, Banana and Indian rivers. Specifically, officers will be on spe­ cial d etails in slow speed zones in: * Brevard County in the Indian River from NASA Parkw ay Causew ay north to Banana Creek, * Brevard County in the Indian River from the State Road 528 Causew ay north to Titusville; * the entire Sebastian River; * Indian River County in the Indian River in the area o f State Road 60 bridge in Vero Beach. "W e will have uniformed officers in marked vessels w atching these areas for boaters who d on't com ply with the posted manatee speed zones, a n a we will use our airplane to help direct officers to areas that are of particular concern," said O fficer Jeff Luce, manatee zone coordinator for the FW C 's N ortheast Region. "W e could even have unmarked vessels and lain-clothes officers watching. The point is, ters need to be aw are o f where these zones are located, and they need to com ply with the rules," he added. Zones are marked with signs that have an International O range circle, which designates it as a regulatory marker. It is the b oater's responsibili­ ty to read and follow the m essage on the sign. One com ponent of enforcem ent is education, and officers encourage boaters to understand where the zones arc and what they mean before they even launch their boats. T he FW C lias brochures available for both Brevard and Indian River counties that show w here the zones are and what the definition o f the speed restrictions arc. The zones m ay seem com plicated at first, but by studying these brochures, boaters will become familiar with them. "It's really no different than learning what road signs mean, and then com plying with them ," said Luce. "W hat people som etim es have difficulty understanding is exactly what slow speed means, or what Idle speed means. "Slow speed, minimum w ake means your boat is fully settled in the water. It is traveling horizon­ tal in the water and not on a plane or angle. Idle speed means there Is no wake at all. The boat is going as slow as it can go but the operator can still steer it. It's kind o flik e pulling your car in drive but not pushing on the accelerator." Since April 2, FW C officers have written 67 tick­ ets and 37 w arnings for boaters who ignored manatee zones in Brevard County. O f those, 42 tickets (67 percent) and 27 w arnings (72 percent) were Issued to Brevard County residents. Luce would like to see those figures reduced. So far this year, 23 manatees have been died in Brevard County - five of which have been blamed on watercraft. In Indian River County, three have died - two as a result of being hit by watercraft. Speed zones apply to all powered vessels including recreational boats, com m ercial boats, personal watercraft and airboats. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers will b e specifically targeting the following manatee zone areas at the following times for the Memorial Day Weekend: Saturday. M av 23; 4 p.m. - 9 p.m . _ Indian River County (Vero Beach) - Indian River in the area o f the State Road 60 bridge. 4 p.m. - 9 p.m . _ Brevard County - Indian River from NASA Parkway Causew ay north to Banana Creek. 4 p.m. - 9 p.m . _ Brevard County - Indian River from State Road 528 Causew ay north to Titusville. 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. _ Brevard an a Indian River coun­ ties - the entire Sebastian River. Sunday. Mix.2fc Noon - 6 p.m. _ Indian River County (Vero Beach) - Indian River in the area o f the State Road 60 bridge. Swimming and between 1996-2000 had three Top 15 finishes at the FHSAA Swimming Finals. The eight 50-m cter lanes and 20 25highlight during that time was yard lanes for training and com ­ Lori Thomas winning the State petition. It is heated in the win­ Championship in the 50-meter ter and cooled in the sum m er to Freestyle in 1998. Thomas later maintain a constant 82 degrees. earnled od a scholarship to the The pool is truly m ulti-funcUniversity o f Hawaii and com tional, ‘ w ith ‘ ‘ a 50-foot “ fix ‘by 25-yard ' petedI in I the 2000 US. Olym pic teaching area with a depth that Trials. gradually slopes from +-to-5 In May 2001 the pool was feet, as well as a com petition renamed the Larry A. Dale area that w as designed to be Aquatic Center in honor of the able to host virtually !ly any ai aquatform er Sanford Mayor who les event in the world, from syn­ played a huge role in getting the chronized sw im m ing to facility built. O lym pic sw im m ing, diving and A lso In 2001, Ackerson was water polo. hired by the city o f Sanford as Knowing that a pool w as in the aquatics director for the the offing, Ackerson worked pool, while still remaining at hard and built the Sem inole Sem inole High as swimming High program back to and water polo coach. respectability despite still hav­ Since opening, the Dale ing to w ork around other sched­ Center, led by Ackerson, has ules to use the pool in the Lake actively pursued com petitive Forest subdivision. events, attem pting to draw peo­ A ckerson’s team s becam e ple from around the state, and som e of the strongest in the the nation, to view this fantastic Sem inole Athletic Conference facility. C ontinued from page I B i i i ! Am ong the events held at the facility have been the Seminole Athletic Conference Swim m ing and Diving Championships, the Sem inole Athletic Conference Water Polo Championships, the 2001 Sunshine State Games W omen's Water Polo Cham pionships, the 2000 and 2001 Golden Age Gam es Sw im m ing Championships, and the 2002 Florida High School State Water Polo Cham pionships. Several college swim and water polo teams from the North nave also used the pool for practice and training in the spring and fall, taking advan­ tage o f the Florida weather and the beautiful facility. For the community, Ackerson has also started American Red Cross sw im lessons, recreational youth lap swim m ing, adult lap sw im m ing, scuba classes, a swim team for kids o f ail ages, and water p o lo training. New to this sum m er is the for­ m ation of a year-round swim j / TI Noon - 6 p.m. Brevard County - Indian River from NASA Parkway Causeway north to Banana Creek. Noon - 6 p.m. Brevard County - Indian River from State Road 528 Causew ay north to Titusville. Noon - 6 p.m. _ Brevard and In d ian River coun­ ties - the entire Sebastian River. M onday. M av 27r 9 a.m. - 1 p.m . _ Indian River C ounty (Vero Beach) - Indian River in the area o f the State Road 60 bridge. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. _ Brevard County - Indian River from NASA Parkway Causeway north to Banana Creek* 9 a.m. - 1 pan. _ Brevard County - Indian River from State Road 528 Causew ay north to Titusville. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. _ Brevard and In d ian River coun­ ties - the entire Sebastian River. W hat you can do to be M an atee Aware * Look for swirls on the water an d other indica­ tions that manatees are nearby. * When possible, stay in marked channels and deeper water. * Obey posted speed zones and other w arning signs. * Use a pole, paddle o r trolling m otor for propulsion across sea grass beds to m inim ize risk o f damage to fragile habitat and m anatees. * Wear polarized sunglasses w h ile operating a boat to m ake It easier to see underw ater. swim m ers com pete w ith chil­ dren o f sim ilar ages and abilities in a non-threatening format where sw im m ers get awards for com peting. Led b y know ledgeable, enthu­ siastic, qualified coaches that m ake sw im m ing and learning fun, the sw im m ers will be taught the basics o f the four com petitive strokes, butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle, the rules o f com peti­ tive sw im m ing, as well as the racing starts and turns for each stroke. This is a great w ay for kids to get ;et involved in sw im team, as the com petitions are very low key. Kids that want to continue year-round have the option to d o so w hen the sum m er ends. Also being offered are swim lessons that run in two-week sessions consisting o f eight classes, each lasting 45 minutes. Class sizes are limited to six stu­ dents. Sessions are taught by Am erican Red Cross certified team registered with USA Swimming and named the Seminole Aquatics. The club Is also a member of Florida Swimming and the Central Florida Swim League. Also new to this year is a Sum m er Sw im Team aimed at beginners and novices. Open to young people ages 517, the only requirem ent for joining the team is the ability to swim 25 yards (one length of the pool) w ithout touching the bottom. The program costs $150 per child (includes team T-shirt and swim cap) and runs from June 3-through-August 17. There are no formal atten­ dance requirements for practice. Practices are held Mondays through Fridays from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and sw im m ers can com e as often as they wish. M eets will be held on Wednesday evenings and last about two hours. M eets are informal, friendly, novice-level w ith other area teams and • * * / t'-oi® * * « *»**» W 5 .I. instructors for ages five and up. Special preschool class­ es fo r children 2-4 can be form ed based o n dem and. T h e com m unity may us the pool for recreational and open sw im m ing d u rin g the sum m er M ondays-through-Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays from 9 a.m . to 6 p.m .. and Su n d ays from noon to 6 p.m . T h e pool rem ains (men in the sum m er after 6 p.m . tor special program s and ad u lt lap sw im ­ m ing. Fees are: A dult (18-and-older) _ $3 daily; $40 for a three m onth pass; and $100 fo r an annual pass. Children (m ust be accom pa­ nied by an ad ult while on tne prem ises) _ $1 day. Fam ily _ $90 fo r three m onth pass; and $220 for annual pass. For more inform ation on any program or an y specific ques­ tions regarding pool hours, call the pool at 407-302-1034. 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S O U T H E R N D E A L E R S S e r v i c e �THK S o a N O U H U A tO UCF Continued from IB opment for the M id-Am erican C onference," said MAC Commissioner Rick C h ry at “T h e opportu­ nity to join with the prem ier conference in the c ^ t r y ; in the heart o f our geographies, is a great thing. The growth o f this game in five short years, and the stature and caliber o f ail the partners involved, is truly rem arkable." The agreement will place a seventh bowl-ellgible team from the Big Ten into the M otor City Bowl against the No. 1 or No. 2 team from the Mid-American Conference (M AC). The agreem ent begins with the upcom ing 2002 season and runs through 2005. The 2002 M otor City Bowl will be televised by ESPN on December 26 at 5 p.m . EST. The bowl gam e is expected to be played in Ford Field, the new home o f the D etroit lio n s , which is sched­ uled to open later this summer. T h e Detroit area is located in close proxim ity to m ost M A C and Big Ten schools, m aking the drive a one-day trip for the fans of both conferences. “This is the absolute best thing that could hap­ L e c a ls pen to the M otor City Bow l, the M id-Am erican Conference, the city o f D etroit and the great state o f M ichigan," said Ken H offm an, Executive Director of the Bowl. "A n d th e ones w ho created the environm ent to allow this to happen are Ford, DaimlerChrvjsler and G eneral Motors. T hey are the heroes. They are the ones w ho said 'let's do w hat's best for Detroit and the state o f M ichigan'." “T he Big Ten Conference is extrem ely pleased to announce ou r partnership w ith the M id-Am erican Conference and the M otor C ity Bow l," said Big Ten Commissioner Jam es E. Delany. “W ith the outstanding support o f alum ni and fans in the Detroit area, this gam e is a natural fit fo r a Big Ten team. 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PUbtartMay IS. 22.2002 MM106 ISIBMOLS COUNTY BCC PROJECTS: RFP-4181-03/1UC Apprdad Barylcaa to* Erdnanl Domato and LBgdton Support Du* d d r. June t t , MBS d 200 PM Protect RFP-4162-02/BJC • M uter Agraamanl tor Buatoaaa Damaga Eitpert Sankcaa tor Erranark Oomdn and UBgdlon Stdport Du* d d r Am * 19, S6B2 d 200 PM Protect CC-U M -02/BJC . Constnicaon Corkrad tor Mckman Tb I* tta ranked in the final national polls. The feat by the M AC marked the first tim e since the creation of the Bowl Championship Scries that a conference outside the BC5 had m ultiple team s ranked in the top 25 in either the USA TODAY/ESPN Coaches (Marshall No. 21 and Toledo No. 22) or Associated Press (Toledo No. 23) poll. The MAC also adds the University o f Central Florida this year, thus balancing the league with two seven-team divisions. UCF will com pete in ’ the East Division with Akron, Buffalo, Kent State, Marshall, Miami and Ohio. Bow ling Green, for­ m erly in the East, will m ove to the West Division to join Ball State, Central M ichigan, Eastern Michigan, Northern Illinois, Toledo and Western Michigan. This year there are 10 regular season gam es fea­ turing a MAC team versus a Big Ten opponent. O ver the last five years (between 1997 and 2001), there were 40 regular-season m eetings between M AC and Big Ten teams. D ste 8/31 9/7 9/14 9/20 Opponent Tim e at Penn State - ESPN 12:10 p.m at Arizona State 10:00 p.m Open at Marshall* • ESPN 2 TBA 9/28 Liberty 6:00 p.m. 10/5 Open 10/12 at Western M ichigan* 1:00 p.m. 10/19 Toledo* 6:00 p.m. 10/26 Akron* 4:00 p.m. 11/2 Syracuse 6:00 p.m. 11/9 at Buffalo* 1:00 p.m. 11/16 Kent State* 6:00 p.m. 11/23 at Miami (Ohio)* 1:00 p.m. 11/30 Ohio* TBA 12/7 MAC Cham pionship Came - ESPN2 TB A * Mid-American Conference gam e. All Times Eastern. Dates and times subject to change. MAC Cham pionship gam e to b e hosted by East Division Champion. U N IV ER SITY O F C E N TR A L FL O R ID A 2002 FO O TBA LL SC H ED U LE L e c a ls L ec a ls arrant to an Orotar (taartertutoig _ - - - tad A p r il 2002, to C a te NO. 980873 ol » » CtrcuN Cdlirt d Sw EIGHTEENTH J ld d d CbcuR to and to* BOdSaOLI C o u d y Ftorkta akwten CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, to Sw Ptotoan and RAYMON UPSON: A l ANITA UPSON: CTT1BAMC FEDERAL SAV­ INGS BANK: F LE ET FINANCE. SIC.; aw Sw [tatondaraa, Iad ate to Sto Ik/tod and boat btddd to* cash d W EST FRONT DOOR O f THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CO URT­ HOUSE. SANFORO. FLOAIOA d 11.00 AM. on Sto 4Si day d Jteto. 2002, Sto torknring daacrtoid ptoparly aa a d tarsi to aald Ftod Judgment BEGIN 96812 FEET W EST OF TH E CEN TER Cte SECTION 22. TOW NSHP 21 SO U TH RANGE » EAST. THENC* W EST 98 FEET. TH EN CE SOUTH 190 FEET. THENCE EAST IS FEET. T H E M E NORTH 190 FE E T TO THE POINT O F BCQM4S4G. AAVA 2210 HILLVIEW DRfVE. ALTAMONTE SPRJNOS. a 32714 WITNESS bsy H A K ) tod Sto a te o l Ska C ou t on May 10,2003. Moryanno Morao Clark d S a Ckcua Court B y Mary Sdoup* DaputyCtark Ectew nta U t n d a n , p a P.O. Boa 2901* Tbmpa. Ftorkta 33822 901b llQrtri AmeiMeM ^tekB a#e nnw rcani W fie utsecccvs rc% S you at* a paraon arm a daatkMy kkio M o d i aocommnddton to order to par* Aida In SS* prooaadng. you ar* artetad d no ood to you, tarSw provision d certain aaaiatanca PI**** oorkort Court Adrtrkotrdton d 201 H Park Avenue. Sentord. Ftorkta 33771, tataphon* rwitoar (407)888-4227, tedkn 2 aortUng dry* oI yew roctokk ol Sm docuntotk; S hading bnpdrad. (TOO) 18006896771. Pubaati: May 19.28.2002 MM130_____________________ a*kl tor Sanunol* County, ftorkta. wharam COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. S C . la Sw Planbff a id JAM ES A H. FLEE MAN. ANDREA A . TRINIDAD: DtANE C THOMAS. EUSTACE A THOMAS: RMONOA L KLEE MAN. STATE OF FIORIOA DEPARTMENT O F REVENUE: UKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAM ES A H. KLEEMAN: JOHN OOE: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. I ate aaa to Sto rkghatt and bad tedder tor c**h at the W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURT­ HOUSE d Sw Seminole County Courthouse, to Seminole County. Ftorkta. d 1100 on Sw IS dey d tons, 2002, Sto toaowvig ttaaertoed property a* ad kxffi to aald Final Judgment. to-wC SEE ATTACHED EXH1BTT 'A* Beginning al a point onSw cantarkrw o( Curryvfla Road lyrg 189790 Net TTiiiwny oi m i nwiMCuiin or n add cantarikw w*h Sw Eaal bn* ol Bsdton 38. run S 00 ttatyaaa 0193* WtaaL a datanc* d 669 N et Swnea nm S 89 dagrasa 2955' Watt, a dtatanca d 331.19 N et mence N 00 day*** <3219* E ast a durance at 689 toot (wnce N 89 degree* 29 55* Ead along Sw id d road cerkartn* 331.90 Net to t u POINT OF BEGINNINO: LESS S a North 25 tad lor Puerto Road R^k-OTWay. Section 36. Toartekp 21 South. Rang* 32 Emit. Sarnkid* Cowky. Ftorkta. A K IK 2231 CURRYVXLE ROAD CH U LU O TAFL 33766 to accordance wkh Sto Americans test Duattohe* A d . Paraon* wkh OttabtMiM- noidingi A tpaciil nceoov modatton to pArttaptl* in f n procosdtog *hodd contact Sto Court ArkrWitenkir at 201 N. Part Avanue. Santord FL 32771. Tataphon* Number (407)323-4330 not talar Stan seven (7) day* prior to Sw proceedng S hearing bnpaaed. (TDD) 1600-9996771 or \Aace (VI1600 989-6770 via Ftonda Relay Same** L ec a ls Deled Sa* 9 day d May. 2002. MARY ANNE MORSE Ctort O l Tte C kcu l Cow l B y Mary S tra ta DaputyCtark Sdwvnad by law Othc* o< M antes C. Waiion 1600 NW 49Si Street Suae 120 Fort Lauderdale. Ftonda 33309 Telephone (964)4630365 Facwrrata (994)7716082 Piteah: May 11.28. 2002 MMI41 N T W O tC U TT COURT O F T H C tr m JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, STAND FOR S U B N O U COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL juntsoicnoN o rvw o N C A M NO: 01 C A IS 7 8 1 4 K W ELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. INC. F/K/A NOHWEST MORTGAGE. IN C. PLAINTIFF VS. MICHAEL V BROWNE IF UVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST MICHAEL V BROWNE. VIRGINIA BROWNE IF UVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEE3 ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST VIRGINIA BROWNE. CEN TEX CREDIT CORPORATION F.K/A NOVA CREDIT CORPORATION F/K/A NOVA MORTGAGE CREDIT CORPORATION JOHN DOC ANO JANE OOE A3 UNKNOWN L ec a ls L ec a ls TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(SI N O T K IO F FORECLOSURE BA LI NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN pur auark to a Swranary Frte Judgment d Fonctoeure dated May 8. 2002 entarad In C M Caaa No 01-CA2679-14-K d to* C ra rt Cow l d to* 1ITH Judicial Ckcuk In and lot SEMINOLE County. Santord. Ftorkta. I wto •** to (to h g te ri and bad baktar tor caah at ffw Wait Front Door at aw SEMINOLE Cowky Courthouse totaled al 301 N Park Avanue in Santord. Ftorkta, al t l 00 a m. on Vie 2 day d JWy. 2002 toe toflowtog daaertoad property aa let lortfi to la id Summary Final JUdpnant. to-w*. LOT 11. BLOCK 13. DREAM WOLD, ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGES 90 ANO SI. PUB­ LIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated ffka t day d May. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MAflYANNE MORSE Ctart d ffw Canto Court B y Mary Stroup* Dapuly Clark Pubtahat: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P.A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 S Urkvenky Drive Suke 500 Ptarkjram. FL 33324 (9641233-6000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraon* into daabAkie* need­ ing a special accommodation should Contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at lha SEMINOLE County Courtnuaa al 4076656237. I 8009956771 (TOO) ot 1-800-9956770. via Ftorkta Relay Service Pubtah May 19. 26. 2003 UM142 M THE O tC U TT COURT O F TH« D O M T U M m JUOtCIAL ORCUCT 84 ANO FO R H M M O U COUNTY. FIORIOA C A S E NO. 01-CA-2S66-16K CAS TIILE TOWNHOME3 HOMEOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC. PlarnW. v* IONA I BROWN. Oatandant N o n a O F SALS PURSUANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 49 NOTICE IS GIVEN tte purm ark to Summary F n a l Judgment ol Fonctoeure dated Mey 9. 2002. In toe above-dytad cauae. I wd as* to •to Ngteat and beat bakto* lor caah al ffw amp* d ffw Waal Front Door at toe Semnota Cowky Courthouse, W t North Part Avenue. Santord. Ftorkta. al 11.00 am . onto* 13 day d Juna, 2002. toe toaowmg daacrkwd property: Ural 50. Bukkng BB. CA S TALE TOWNHOMES CONDOMINIUM, a Condommum, accorobng to toe Oedamtton d Condomakum, record­ ed In Otoctal Record* Booh 1093. Pag* 410. Public Record* aI Semtnoto Cowky. Ftorkta. and to* Plat toerad Ned In Plat Book 20. Page* 14 and IS. Pub*c Record* d Semmota Cowky. Ftonda. togatoar wkh auch Intareal to corranon atomerka and Irodad common (tamtraa aa staled to aard Dactarahon and E«h*k Atoerato Deled May 10.2002 MARYANNE M OnSE CLER K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (Cow l Sea/) By: Mary Shotpa Deputy Ctort G EO R G E B W ALLACE. ESQ UinE 700 W Fkat Street Santord FL 32771 Publish May 19.28. 2002 MM143 THE O tC U TT COURT O F THE EIGHTEENTH n iw rv u F irtfu iT .. County Puidieslng DMeton prior to fie Ifcwl ractevtog data ot aupnteddbld*. Addanda totatmaten I* dao aw*abta on Si* Courky’a Wad Pag*. ang d Si* 8*nknol* County BC C protect*. gia *1 HYPERLINK -tktp7hrrarto.oo.aanknda.6 uktouatoaaatoutdiadng or cte 4 0 7 - 6 6 8 - 7 1 1 6 * a«to.ootamtoda-tudbudn***tourcteatog or cal 407685-7116. P d d d c May 26.2003 M M 12 M T M O ICU TT COUNT FOR I COUNTY, fX E H UM BER W -JtO-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF HAROLD D. JOROA7L n o t ic e t o c n to rro N S Tte adraraatranon d Sw adal* d HAROLD 0 JORDAN, flee c ie r! Fla Numter 02 3IO-CP. la ptokjng to Sw C kori Court tar Sdntoota County Flortda. Probata Otitaon. Sto add*** d teach I* P O Boa 6008. Santord. Florida 32772. Tte itomw and add***** d Sto paraorte mprwaantaSr* and Sw pdacate rapnadi leave * attorney era ad torsi bdoac AS cradtora o l Sto dacadar* and oSwr paraona having ctawns w todudng landurad. corktogark or unlquiddsd ctarnto. on r i m a copy d Ska nooo* * aarvad muat H* Sw* ctem* «*h fa* court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ VICE OF A COPY OF TT6S NOTICE ON THEM AS o*tor oartaora d Sto dacortara erd oSwr paraona having ddm a or •wkidtog umaturad. oonbngant or tftoquktatad claim*, mud 9to h e r ctamw MSI Sw court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W KL BE FOREVER BARRED Tte data d Sw brat putacaikm d S*a NoOC* b May 19,2003. MARCIAA POLLACK 507 Cantral Strate Saugus. M A01906 ROBERT E. JORDAN 33 O d Coach Road Aftraon. NM 03811 JULIE EASON SMITH F A Ftorkta Bar N d rte r 607133 ____ Atarinay tor Paraond Rapraaarkadw 2060 Wtotar Sprirga Boutavard Oriado, Ftorkta 32766 Tdaphona: (407)365-9910 Facaanta: (407)389-1239 Puteah May 19.28.2002 MM137 TH fcn cU T T COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SI ANO FOR 1EM M OL1 COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO, S8-09T3 14 • DIVISION ns CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. RAYMON UPSON, d aL Oteantara(i) NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN p*»- ■ COUNTY, MOA cmLAcnoN DrVtSTON 14-K FRM CIPM . W HOLESALE MORTGAGE. M C . FiK/A REUASTAR MORTGAGE CORPORATION, TER ESA G BURGHER, d aL a N o n a of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pie•uark to a F in d Judgmanl ol Mortgag* Forodoaur* ddad May OS, 2002 d id amarad to Caaa NO. 01CA-2308 d Sw C*cuk Court d Sw EIGHTEENTH Judtote Ckete to and lor SEMINOLE County. Ftorkta tetoidn PRINCIPAL W HOLESALE MORTGAGE. »<C. FrK/A REUAS­ TAR MORTGAGE CORPORATION, to Sto Plaintiff and TER ESA O. BURGHER, RUSSELL L. BURGHER. Ill: HOLLOW BROOK HOMEOW NER’S ASSOCIATION, INC.: AM SOUTH BANK F/K/A AMSOUTH BANK O F ALABAMA FIK/A AMSOUTH BANK OF FLORI­ DA; ar* Sw Oatarktarka. I mb **« to Sm hroTtod and b ad bktdar lor cash d W EST FRONT DOOR O F THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CO U R T­ HOUSE, SANFORO, FLORIDA at 1100AM. on Sto 13 day d Juna. 2002. Sw todtoaig daacrtosd proper­ ty a* a d torih to aald Fate Judtynant: LOT 21. HOLLOWBROOK WEST, ACCOROINO TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 32. PAGES 98. S9 ANO 90 O F ‘ THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. M U A 3723 Oksachoba* Cuba. Caiiatorny. FL 32707 WITNESS MY KANO and m* ro d d Ska Cowl on May 9. 2003. Clark d Sto Crrxri Court B y Mary Show s Dspwy Clark E d w a rd s AAaaoctew. PA. P O. Boa 29016 Tampa. Ftorkta 338226016 "S a * Amaricana MSI OtoabkriM* A d N you ar* a paraon tedi a daabiMy te n itoarta accommodaaon n ontar to parkcaaa* to Ska procaacang. you ar* andtad d no ood to you. tor to* provision d certain aaalatance Ptaaa* ccntad Court Adiknnaaaon d 201 N. Park Avars*. Banked, Florida 32771. Idapt iona numttor (407)6884227. trthm 2 working (toy* d yew racslpl d Ska docu­ ment * tearing knpaaad. (TOO) I600-9*9 *771. Pdktek May 19. 28.2002 MM 140 m tv* O R c u rr c o u r t OF THE 1STH IH B N O L S COUNTY. FLOIbOA CIVIL DIVISION C A M N O : OI-CA ia t V U K COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC.. JAM ES A H. KLE EMAN. d at TABLOIDS • BOOKS • NEWSPAPERS □ n S p ecialty G rad e P a p e r & N e w s p rin t C a li 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 For Q u o t ^ I NOTICE OF (Ptaaaa pU teh *i THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN purm ark to a Fin d Judgment d Fonckwui* baled Sto 6lh day d May. 2003. and entarad n Caaa No 01 -CA-1933-14 K, d Sto Circu4 Court d Sto 1STH Ju d a d Ckcuk n Seminole Herald COMMERCIAL PRINTING �»t I Pa§e 4B Sunday. May 26.2002 L eo a ls T he Seminole H ekald L ec a ls M THE CM CUT COUNT FOR I COUNTY, n m M *4 R t ESTATE OF JEANH W U V . T « ____ I TO ______ JEAN M. W A IT _______ »*«*« 09-477-CP. a pan toe *1 *• Cavul C o m tor l a m a Count,. " w a n i e i d a t o N U ti M^ ■facti I* X I N Para Avenue. Earfad. F L 29771 Ttia m naa and addaae of t i n itaudtog urmaAaad. n t o g M or m iqU dM X datoa, on a w n a d p i of toto nolo* to Mrv*d/rawf im tie* ctofme wtoi tote Cornl WITHIN THE LATER O f I MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATION O f THIS NOTICE O R 30 DATS AFTER THE OATE O f SER ­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM At otwr cracMora of tw and paraon* having ctelm* or Ttw DtebkJ ghee noOca al to ktofd to aauo a parmd to tw tolow4ng app*c a r fr l on May A 3*89 Saurman Wln aWi Som tar i Domnwnch. POBoa *20738. Oviedo. FL 32792. apefca t wi 993X3 Th# Oamcl p n ao m to f tocaa 0 MO maton gaftona par dtp of awar to IntoMO a 30 aoa dtoa v a ra . Tlw a tM a m to uaad by too propoaad pntacl aM oonaat ot Oreund IWaar tom tw Ftortdan Acpjtar •to 1 team w*4 to Sammato Corn*,. tacoAtd toSoctcna 3 1 3 1 Ttomaftp It Sm all. Ranga 31 Eaat, known aa Saurman. WIim R i, Somnwr And The ttoe(«l oomaeWQ each e l tw Obmwtoted apiacaaon<*| are euadtok toapaeaon Monday r n u f i Friday eacapl tor Wgal hotdayo, 100 am . to S 00 pm . a l tw S t John* Rhrar Wear Management DM rta Headquarters a oppmprtoto Samoa Cantor Th* Otobtcf a * tot* adtan on a ^ panrai appft eaton Oatod atom ladaaa a paaton tot on oa iaVaOWNe pmoaadtoe (hearing) a Mad Pknuarl to tw pnriainna ot Sactona 130300 and 130.37. Florida Btolutoe Ctoaptor 30-100 and *00-11007. Ftorldo Aditotototya Coda |FA C .). ................. _ A paraonwhoaa w dalanad totoraato era Xactod by any e l tw OtoaicTa protog dactotona donated above may paaton tor aXWitetoy I to aecordata a w iti Sactona 130 300 and 13037, F 3 . or at partoo i a wrtwn atpaanwrd on mad aeon at an atoma a « ramady u Sacoon 130 373. F S Chaoatog maitaaon a d not adraraaly affaca tw rtgia to alw artngtm adatm doaanotiaaidtoaaalOdiw m . Th* procedure* to> puaulng madadon am aat tarti to Sacton 130 371 F .l, and Rktoa 3S-101111 and 30-100401-401 F A C . Pa X mn eaal comply w di tw rary WwnarM al Florida Artnatoto t io Coda. Owpwr 30-100 did bo Mod wdl(rota h a J by) tw Darnel cam . beared at Oatod Haadquartora. *0*9 R ad Stoat, Pad Florida 33177 Pomona tor adiantobalhw haartng on tw above app4caoon<a) mual ba M ai •atom Merry-one (311daya (4 pubkodtan at tto nobea ot wdito lwar*y-at> (23) daya d Oa Oatod dtpoarwig tto neaoo ol toor* totw ma4 tor tioaa panono to atiom tw Daam maaa actoal notca. F d h n to Ma a paaton adhto tea tnw period ahal conatouto a wahat e l toy iy « torch paraon may have to rarpiaal an artoanaaatoa rtatomWiX cn (Iwartngl mdar Sactona 120 S X and 131337. F S , concamaig tw aibtocl pannd app«ca>on. Fattorw orach a rt nol Mad to accordanca wfto tw abeva provtobra are autRcl to dWmaaaL Sanaiwa tw adaO dadaira haertog pmcaaa a dHlgridto kirmiOato hwf agency acton, tw ttoig o i l paaton meant tod tw Daaocfl krai acton may be afferent bran to* poalton token by a n to* nc*cw of totont Paiaoraatocaa atodandd ktomaa W l ba aOactod by any ouch Wwl dadaton d tw O a a id on tw appOcaaon have tw rid* to become a party to tw proceedtog. In accor dance w*h tw raqdramanw a d tor* above. Otona Leake. Deactor. DMwon d Perm* Dew Sentoa* 34 John* Rarer Water ManaQuar* Oamcl Pubkah: M ey31 3003 MM1S3 ST. JOHNS M VCR WATER M A JU O U X N T CMtTRRT ONaa Wrtaan Nadea a* totondad Dlaato* Dectoton The Dtabict game m ic a d la totonl to Waue ■ permt to tto taOoalng k b Ocan*(.) on May 11003; Florida Water Sanrioaa. POSaa 100330. Orlando. FL 3238X820. apptcaaon •0330. The Dwtnct pmyineet to aiocato 0 303 maton gatoni per day or watot tor pU dc tuppty type uee tor eervtog an aeHmaied pnpiktotan d a.1 3 t rawdenta to 30 yean, and 1.30 mdtan gaftjn* par day d aator tor aaaanad uae over a 343- acre tenrice a n a . The w to d rw to uaad by t*a pmpoaad profed n d oorwiat d Ground Water bom Ow Florida Aqutar vW 3 acova adto to Sam eida Canty, locatod to Sactona 1 4 .1 Tbwrahto 31 aouti, Ranga n !> • The Mee(e) containing each d tw aboveOatod apptcabonfa) art napact w Mondty torau fi Friday t o p tor togd hotdeya. 100 a m to 300 p m d tw SI. Johna Rhrer W ear Managamanl Owmct llaadqiw rtati or tw appropnala Samoa Camar. Th* Dtebtet *41 taka acaon on each perrrw xp»caaon katod above intoaa a pteaon lot an td im w ta tie proceed ng (haattog) a Mad purauam to tw pmrtdnna d Sactona 130.300 and 130.37, Ftorkto Statute* Chapter 20-100 and 40C-1.1007, Ftorkto AUrwiwbabve Coda IF A C ). A paraon arhoaa aubwtonaat totareato are affected by any d «w DwirtcTa propoaed permaing daoatorw denoted above may paaton tor adiw adia tom heamg In accordance w di Sactona 130 300 and 13137, F 3 , or a t partlaa may reach a ardton agraamata on marta lon or an affamakv* rsmady in te r Sacoon I3 0 S 7 1 F 8 . ChoodngmedoBon aid nd adrorady d ie d tw rtgt* to a heennq 4 m erm nn doea nd re n t r a a■daman The procedure* lor pu■ung medtebon ere tel lor*! m tre to n 130 313. F t , and Rh4ea 3a-100 HI end 3%-iM 401-40%. F A C Fem m e rraak ormpri rrwi toe mw dam eeae d •■enow Anew y toi* C o te. Ch w i b*-10* anew* toed vtotniecakrad Wyytoe tM n d Oerk, beared a l Dretnd iwailrywnara. 4040 Rad Street Paiaou. Flondi 33177. Pennons tor adraraafiairv* hearing on tw tOove appacaaorya) mual be IWd w4hn Iwenry«w (21) daya d puacebon d ton nolce or eahei hrerdy-atr (30f daya d tw O abid depoeang tw nonce d town* to tw me* tor Foe* pereona to anom tw DaM d made actual noeca Fafu* to Me a pardon addn tw tone period the* ooneOMe a warier d any ngr* ruch paraon may hava to mquaal an admewirallye delannaialion (haartog) n la r Sacnona 130 300 d id 130 37. F S , concamaig vw •utyad pamd appacaaon Patotona a4ach era no* Mad to accordanca wdi tw abewra prwrlaiona a n aubRcl to damwaaL Bacauae tw adnawtratva hearing procaaa ■ drwgnad to tonraiato Anal agency acbon, tw Mmg d a paooon mama I * tw DWtocfa h id action may ba ddarar* bom tw poatoon wean by 4 to tw noaca d town* Paraona arhoaa rubatanOaJ ntereeti ■<• be r A id id by any auch Inal teo acn ol ihe O etncl on tw appOrabon have tw rigra to become a party to tw proceeding, to accorOtona Lawa. Deactor. Drviaion d Pernw Data Sw vcae S t Johna Rrver Water Managamanl Dwtod Pubtah: May 313003 MM 134 OT. JOHNS R N ER WATER MANAOEMEWT DtOTWCT Qhree Written Nodce o l Inlanded Dlatrict Dedelon The Owncl ghrea nonce d 31 Want to wane a permd to tto totomng appacenda) on May 1 1003: ___ Saurman Wheeler Sommer 0 Dommertch. POSoa 030739. Oviedo. FL 327022000. apc*calon >0332. The Darnel propoaaa to atocara 0 0* m*kon gatora per dry d water to Irrigate a 30 acre carua grow The wdidrawWe uaad by tw pmpoaad propel wd coneal ol Ground Wale, bom the Floridan Aqudarvw l tetrve wee n Serneda C o irry bcated ri Semen 3. Tcrvmeho 2 1 South. Range 11 Earl, known aa Sawman. W hrtlir. Sommer 0 Oammendv The Wea(t) corneimg each d t a above toad apprcaaon<t) era n otable tor Inapacaan Monday teo u g i Fndey except tar legal hoOday*. 9 00 am . to 3 00 pm . al tw S t Johna Rarer Water Management Oaaict Head y artora or tw appropriate Samoa Canter The O abid wd taka action on each permit appecabon lewd above unieee a petwon lor an a&newarabve proceeding iheamg) a Ned purauam to t a provanna o t Secttona 130 S M and 120 37. Flondi Suiutea Chapter 23-103 and 4OC11O07, Florida Adnew batlva Coda (F A C ) A paraon whore aubaumul r r v t u i are altocted by any d t a Otabtcra propoaed permteng dacacna idanMWd above may pebbon tor arbrinabanve hearing n accordance w4h Sacbona 170 509 and 13037. F .l. or a t parbaa may reach a written egrearner* on madaaon ea an alternative remedy under Section 130 373. F S . Chooeeig medabon wd n d edveraaly abac* tw nd* to a hearing 4 medabon doe* nol ratub to • eetttment The pmoedurw tor purrung medabon era eel tortt n Secbon t20 373, F S .. ind RuWe 2S-106.111 and 38-105 401- 403. F A C . Pebbon* mual comply wto tw reqummem* d Honda A dm ababv* Cod*. Chwtar 33-103 and b* Mad w«i |racarrad by) tw Driblet Clark, located al Oam d Haadquartera. *049 Real Street. Paiatka. Flonda 33177 Petition] tor edm rw traM hearing bn tw above *ppkcabon(a| muet be Ned ■Wan twenty one (21) deya d pdacibon d tw noeca or wbhto hwamy-aa (33) day* d tw Diatnct dapoaiong tw note* d rear* n tw mat tor th a n paraon* to arhorn tw Owblc* met* actual notca F a ls e to Me apetmon mthei thw tvne period Ihe* conabtuW a wdvar d any nd* arch peraon may have to requeat an adntnntrabve detenmnelion (heenng) under Section* 120 319 and 12037, F 3 . ocnoameig tw wjtyect perm* apcereocri Pebbone afach a rt no* Nad n accordance w«i tw above provrirona era lu lyart to daimaaar. Beceuaa tw adnnababve hearing procaaa » daargwd to tormuiat* I agency acton, the tong d a pebbon mean* tw l h e Dritncf• Inal action may be afferent bom tw poaaanlaaen by 4 in tw notca d rea m Paraona whoea ■ubetanbaJ orereels wit ba altadad by any auch bneJ deoaron d the Dubict on Pw appkeabon have vw n f* to bacoma a party to tw proceeding. In accor Gloria Lewie. Deader. Drviaion d Perm* Data Santee* SI John* River Water Uanegemer* Dated Publish May 33. 3002 MM 133 May 13,2002 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION O F AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLOFUOA Notice ■ hereby gnwt tw l a PutWc Hearing w * be held In h e Com nwaan Room at th* C4y H a l 300 M odi Park Avaraw. n tw C tf d Sentord. Ftond*. d 7 00 o'clock P M on May 3t. 2001 to conardar tw adoption d an onknenc* by tw C4y d SantonL Florid*, daaertrid w totowa OROfftANCE N a 370t TO ANNEX OSS* ACRES OF PROPERTY LYINQ BETW EEN HIBISCUS OFVVE ANO ROSE DRIVE AND BETW EEN SANFORD AVENUE ANO SOUTH PARK AVENUE. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW (COPY O F MAP TO BE INSERTED) A complete daacrpbon and e copy d tw entrance aha* ba ivarlebW al tee o ffew d tea CtyCW rti tor i t paraona deunrig to eaenww tee same A t peraet n merest and ctuana the* hew an opportmry to tw heard al ta d haartng. Ely onto! d tea C4y Commission d tea Cty o* Sentord Florida p e r s o n s w ith d is a b ilit ie s n e e d in g a s s is t a n c e t o p a r t ic ip a t e IN AN Y O F THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN R ESO U R CES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-3033 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE t o THE PUBLIC, t a paraon decalaa to kppad a daesun mad* ante raapec* to d iy m*n*r conaakarad al tea above mealing or hearing, ha may need a vartwam record d h e proceedng*. nckrdmg tee testimony and ew (Wnca, ehrch record W nol prowled by tea Cty d Sentord (FS 383 0103) Rachel Canacelk Deputy C«y Clerk Pubtah May 19. 38. 3002 L eg a ls L ec a ls L ec a ls L ec a ls n c t r h j unmdurad. contrv gem or u rd q d d M ctoerw. mud Me tea* criena wth tew Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FlfW T PUBLICATION OF THM NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W 1L BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data d 9rd ptdkcakon d ten N dlce la May 31 3009 Oertene 1 Ragan recorded November 21, 2001. h Official Records Book 4224. Peg* 1338. Pubic Records ol SerNnoW County. Florida, copras o l which Mortgage are attached to PleeffffTs Amended Complaint a* Exhibit *8*. FnaSy Pad W bamson seeks to penaon carwm real property tocated n Semnole C a rtf. Ftond*. Ybu a n required to 14* wrtten defense*. V any. to tea Amended Ccmptte* wte tea dark ot th* Court whoa* addn** la 301 N Park Avenue. Santord, Flondi 32771: and to sen* a copy wahnteeiyOOIdaykaffarknipub*csbon of tee Nonce upon couwal tor PltunMI. Mark S Rea eigef. Eaqtw* whose address • Wright. R*4*y 8 Herdng. P A . 20 Norte Eol*Avenue. Ortento. Ftond* 32801 Oteerwri*. a default wri ba emered agasiat you lor tea rekel demanded In th* Amended Complaint Mad against you by Pad Wilramaon DATED on ten MAY 20, 2003 MARYANNE MORSE SEMINOLE COUNTY CLERK OF THE COURT B y Ruth Kng A* Deputy Clerk Pubkah Mey 38. 2003 and June 2. 2003 MM 190 ere anteted et no ooet to you. lor Vte pfovWori o l certain aseiffm neese contact Court AdmMMnMkm at 201 N. Part Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771. telephone nenher (407)665-4227. erthtn 2 worlUnfl days of your recefpl of N e docu rnent If hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1 600-9554771. PuNrth Uey 26. 2002 end Jtete 2. STERN. P A . ATTORNE Y FOR FIAJWRFF •01 %. Unfvertly Drive SuM S X fhenflton. FL 33334 (9341933-3X0 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH E4SA6*JTIE8 ACT. person* w ifi dsK a lii needtog a tpedW Ktammodsaon ahoxAd ccrtad COURT AOUNISTRATTON. af Vi* SEMINOLE County Courthouee M 407-338-4277.1 -3 X 935-3771 (TDO) of 1-3X3388770. v4* Florida Rariy SanKa. PutdahMay 33. 3003 and Ate* 3. 3002 MM 138 333 Jarml* Javral Drive Ortando. FL 32808 |A( 1120 w r m Street. Suae B Sentord. Florida 33771 JAM ES A BARKS. ADomey Florid* Bar No 197584 1130 W Fkd Bbeet. S uteB SantonL FL 33771 Tetophonr 407/321 -1334 Anomay tor Peraond Representative Pubtah May 38. 3009 d id June 2. 3002 MM 133 N o n c a o F iu j Pursuant to Florida Statures Salt Storage Faddy A ct Sec M 803 1 •3 307. Sale d content] (houeehc*tVetto**«i) kt Mated apace to adrify Owner Liana: 0918 Stearman. Mary P 0797 PouM. R. Mtchad 0443 Q am m n Ronato S 0864 Juai. John To ba aoto or dripoaad ot Thura, m im . 10 a m. Pubba Auction, CaahO dy A tS iriR ty Sura Aawy 810 Rtethtrt Road Lake Mary. FL 37748 A i mey pay igsCafl 407-333-4333 Pubkah May 38. 3003 and A n * 3. 7003 M k ltM UtffTtO STATES ttSTVSCT COURT M O O LI O tlTW CT OF Caaa No 101-cr SOOrt 330AB (FortakuraJ UNITED STATE O F AMERICA 9. ROBERTO MARRERO NOTICE OF FORFEITURE Noaca la hereby grvtn ted on Mey 1 .3009. n tea tw eed Unded State* v Roberto Marrero. Cnmmd No 8.01 -or-SdOri- 22DAB, tea Untied State* Dtstrici Court tor Vi* Midtk* Dratnct d Florida entered a Praknanary Order tor h e tortMura Ob 1 Mena 14 hard yearn* and wtvta gold two ton* fancy try** Nik b Man* 14 kard yetow and whaa gold 24 kicti custom design style c Man* Oyster Perpetual Rolai ■vetch bang a Sea Dwater Overt Mod* Th* Unaad S ides hereby grvea notice d *s intention to (kapoe* d tw tortaaad pnipertwa m auch man­ ner aa tea Sacralary d Treasury or a d 19 U S C | 383. any paraon having or ctoenng to a legal ng*4, MW or mteraet In any d th* atoramentionad properties mual Ne a pebbon wth h e Clerk d the United Slate* Oratuct Court. Orlando Drviaion. 300 Federal Budtkng. 30 North Hughey Aversw, Orlando, Florida 33801 witen thirty (30) daya at tea final publication d nobea d tea cnmewl to ria m acbon ' race** d direct written nchca. *W wm * earser The eerilui'i. eha* be vsewd tw ** pedtoner imdar perjury and shat s d forth tee nahne and astern d tee pedioner'i right, tale. « merest in h e forleeed property, tee lure and circumstances o* the petitioner's acquarbon d tee nd*. title, or mar e d In tee toriaded property, any adds bond tact* euppomng the petition­ er's dam . and h e rebel sought UNITED STATES SECR ET SER VICE MIOOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA Pidttsh: M iy 38,3003 end Juw 2.9. 3003 MM197 H O IK S Workforce Central Florida announces that th* On* Stop Comrade* wiS be holding a meeting, to which tee pubic ■ vwSed. and mey etouda auch other comrade* meetings ss deemed necessary lor tea oondud d tea Board’s buaewsa OATE: June 11. 3003 TIME I a n LOCATION WCFOteces 1301 Lea Road. SI* 270 WWar Park a 33799 PURPOSE: To tkscua* menera d truerset to Workforce Canbel Florida, ante Releranc* to Worklona For Further bitormabon. Contact Gary J Eari. Executive Dvector Woridonw Canbd Florida 1801 Lee Road. S ri 270 Winter Peril FL 33799 (407) 741 4383 Pubkah May 33, 3002 MM 133 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nonce ri hereby given ted I am engaged n buaewaa al 108 E- 1st Street. Sentord. Samnoto County. Ftond*. in te r tea Ficbhou* Nam* d Anodwt Era and ted I mend u reg­ ular serf name wte th* Drviton ol Corporattona, TiSahssie* Ftond*. ei accordwic* with tea promaron* d dw Fictitious Nam* Statutes. k>W4 Section 383 09. Floods Sitlutes 1991 E. Susan M cCLui Pubkah May 26. 2002 MM 189 H THE O R CU fT COURT O F THE EIGHTEENTH JUO KIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR 3EM M OLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 02-CA-334-14-G DIV: Th* Honorable Gene H. Stephan eon PAUL WILLIAMSON, an rxfrvidu* Pleeilitl v. JASON PEREZ, an Individual. KELLI A KIRK, an nbvidual GRIND! E MORTGAGE. INC . e Florida corporation. THE STATE OF FLORIOA. SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, a pokticd .subikvisron ol tee Slate ol Florida, and UNKNOWN TENANI(S). Ddendariit NOTICE OF ACTION T O Jason Peres and Ke* A Kirk (last known address | 2370 Clay Court Longwood, FL 32779 YOU ARE NOTIFIED teal a Amended CumpiavV has been Med agaeril you in tea above styled case n which PAUL WILLIAMSON leeks to rstorm a Promissory Note and Mortgage a* we* as to toredoaa a mortgage on cartam reel property n Semnole County. Florida, to w4 Lot 47. Block A. LAKE BRANTLEY ISLES SECOND ADCXTION accord n g to tee Plal teered a* recorded si PlalBouk 11 Pag* 3. Ftobkc Records d Seminole County. Florida In which Defendants. JASON PER EZ and KELLI A KIRK, a u d it­ ed on October 24, 2001, and was M THE ORCUfT COURT FOR SEM NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 01-CA-3I3B-I4-W BANKERS TRUST COMPANY O F CALIFORNIA. N A , JOSE M FLORES ANO SUSANA L ROMAN FLORES. HIS WIFE: AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC : UNKNOWN TENANT NO 1: UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2: and A a UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTO N . OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. NOTTC1 O F SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 43 NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN puttuara to •n Order or Juranery Final Judgment of toracfcwur* dated May 18. 2003 and enfared n Case No, OI-CA 2839-14-W of tea Circuit Court of tee Eighteenth Judicial Cecua in and tor Sametof* County, Florida, wherein BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, N A as Trust**, it Plaintiff and JO SE M FLORES ANO SUSANA I ROMAN FIO RES. HIS WIFE: AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC : UNKNOWN TENANT NO I; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2 and A a UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINO INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, art Defender**, I w« aa* to tee Nghest and beat bvfder lor oath al tea Wed From Door of tee Semvwta County Courthouse. X I North Park Avenue. Santord. Florida 33771 at Serrano** County. Flondi. al 1100 am on tee 18th day of JUrri. 3003. the following described property as set torte *1 sard Order or Ftfief Judgment, tow* LOT IJ. BLOCK 4, FAIRLANE ESTATES SECTION T. REPEAT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECO RDED IN PLAT BOOK If. PAGE 100 ANO fo f. oe i h e pim Lic in c o u n t OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. If you tre l peraon erih • tkeabikty who needs any accommodation n order 10 parircpeie ei ten proceed­ ing. you are entitled, -n no coat to you, to tea provison ot certaci assratance Pitas* contact tea Court al 407663 4330 within two (3) working days of your receipt of ten Nonce, if you tre heermg or voce Unpaired, cat Florida Relay Service (800) 9338770 Deled at Santord. Florida on May 18.3002 MARVANNE MORSE A i Clerk. Circul Court By Dorothy W Bolton Aa Deputy Clerk SMITH. HLAH 1 DIAZ. P A Attorneys tor Plambff 2891 East Oakland Parti Boulevard. Susa 303 Fori Lauderdale FL 33308 Pubtah SarJord Herald Pubksh May 23. 200? and June 2. 2002 MM191 THtCIRCUIT COURT O f TM t fKJMTEEHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 01-2712 DIVISION 14-0 WELLS FAHGO BANK MINNESOTA. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR REGISTERED HOLDERS OF OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2000 0. ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES 20000. Plaintiff, vi ALISON J GALBRAITH, at al, Detcfyiant(ft). NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purio ta ! to an Ordw Rescheduling Foreclosure Sato dated May 16, 2002. and entered m Case NO 012712 of tf>e Circuit Court of the EIGHTEENTH Judcul Orcurt « and for SEMINOLE County. Florida nh^ean WEILS FARGO BANK MIN­ NESOTA. N A AS TRUSTEE FOR REGISTERED HOLDERS OF OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 200CD. ASSET BA CK ED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2000D. re (he Plaintiff *nd ALISON J G A L­ BRAITH. DAVIS GALBRAITH. TEN ­ ANT »1 N K A KIM MILLS. AMERI­ CAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY, INC A K A AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY; TENANT #t N/KM KIM MILLS art me Oefentente, 1wnU ie l to the hsgheat and best b«dda# for cash al WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CO UR T­ HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIOA at 11 00 AM, on the 20 day of June, 2002. Ihe iofiowtng ctotcribed properfy aa iet forth in *a*d Final Judgment. LOT 10 AND THE EAST 11 FE ET OF VACATEO STREET ON WEST. BLOCK 8, TIER A. E R TRAFFORDS MAP O F THE TOWN O F SANFORO ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGES S6 THROUGH 64 INCLUSIVE PUB LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AKA 613 Sanford. Avenue. Sanford. FL 32771 WITNESS MV HAND and Ihe seat of 9ut Court on May 17. 2002 Maryinne Marie Clerk of the Circuit Court By Mary Slroupe Deputy D e ri Echevama AAisociwtes, P A PO Bob 25018 Tampa. Florida 33622 5018 "‘ See American* wtlh Dss-dwL'liae Act II you are a person wm a dtiottery *ho needs •cremr.Kxtehon m cuter ta p*ir(k .<p+iin m ihit proceeKirtg you 2002 MM 192 m TH« OFtCUTT COURT O T T H i B Q N Tm C TM JUO ICUL CMCUIT m AMD FO R U M M O tK COW fTT C A M MO. 01-CA-636-I4-P UNITED STATES OF AM ERICA ertng Vvou^i Ruref OevetapmenL (FmHA), States Department of Agriculture IUSD A), QUEEN HAYES, LVa QUEEN E. DERICO. end JOHN K. SCHOFIELD. N O TICt OF SAL1 r*cmce t* nereoy grven cnei pumienT •nary JJudgment emered to lo e Summery C m * C o a l of Oarranofa C oaey Ronds, Iwdi eel ite loceied to Bewannte County. Plonda. being mure specdlceky deaenbed e i IdIowa: Th* Boute n S M d t * North 447 toto a l dw East l/J of to* Waal 333 2/3 le u of tee Southwest 1/4 of to* Southwest 1/4 of Section it , Toanefap 21 Scute. Rang* 11 Eaat Semtool* County Ftortl* H pubic iff* to tea h & m l and b ail bftkdsr. tot c i* f\ l th* W ait kanl door of th* Semlncf* County Courthouae. X I Norte Pwk Avsnu*. Santord, flprtd*. at Tl 00 am . on tw day ol June 13. 3009 Dated Way IS 3002. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of tee Cbcub Court By Mery Sbbupe Nest E. Yoiaig. Attorney 300 Third Sheet. N W Wveer Haven. FI. 33831-4009 Pubtah May M . 2 X 3 and JM ie 2. 3003 MM 193 M TH E ORCUTT COURT 08 THE EIGHTEENTH j u o k u l c n c u fT 81 AND FOR SCM M OLS COU3TTY, E lO H D A CA SS NO.: C3-CA-143 14W MORTGAGE ELECTROfffC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S, WC.. rk DOROTHEA C. PATTERSON, t k l DOROTHEA PATTERSON. DEARMONO P PATTERSON. 9 /U t OE ArtMONO PATTERSON. JOHN DOE. Unknown Spouse of DOROTHEA C. PATTERSON * V a DOROTHEA PATTERSON: JANE DOE. Unknown Spouaa ol DEARMONO P. PATTERSON » V a DEARMONO PATTERSON, and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS, N O T lC I O f SA1A N « r* it hereby given fia t pur­ suant to tee order or ffnel judgment •rad to tori cause to tee Croat Coon ol Sem nole County. Ftond*. I writ »*4 the property situated In Seminole Couffy, Flondi. descitoed 8 LOT 733. SPRING OAKS UMT 4. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH EREOF. AS RECO RDED IN PLAT BOOK IT .n x a C B M A N O b e. PUBLIC RECOROS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and commonly known ea 334 Lemonwood Crete, Akamont* Springs, FL 32714 al pubke sate, to tea Nghest and bes4 boat*, tor cash at tea weal bon door ol tee Seminole County Courthouae. Santord. Florida. *1 11 X AM on August 8, 3003 Dated May 16 3009 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark In accordance with tee American* W ffi Dtaab**** Act. paraona wffh dsatmmes nesttng * special accom­ modation to participate to tbs pro­ ceeding should contact court Adrm tbabon *1 riU phon* mvnber (407188S-43X. not rater t w i seven (7) days prior to tee ptoceea n g 8 hearing imparled, (TDO) 1-3X9338771. or Voro* (V)1-8X9333770, via Florida Relay Service Mason E A x k x m et P A 17737 U S 19 Norte, Suae S X Clearwater. FL X784 1727)538 3600 Pubtah Mey 33. 3009 end June 3. 2003 MU194 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IfTH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A SE NO: 01 C A 2028 14 W CH ARTER ONE MORTQAGE C O R P . successor by merger to AMERICAN HOME FUNOtNO. INC . PLAINTIFF VS THE UNKNOWN SPO USE, HEIRS. D EVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST Th* Estate ol DOROTHY MAE BOYD a/k/a DOROTHY M BOYD xk l DOROTHY BOYD. Deceased. THE VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY HOMEOW NERS ASSOCIATION. IN C. ROBERT E BOYD: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT E BOYD. LEON F. BOYD. JR : CLINTON H. BOYD. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN per suarn to a Summary Trial Judgment of Fotactoaur* dated Mey It. 2X 2 entered In Civf Cae* Na. 01-CA2028-14 W ol te* Cecu* Court of to* 18TH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County, Santord. Ftond*. I wit ta* to tea hv/wij and text bxtder tor cash at te* Weal Front Door at te* SEMINOLE Com fy Courthouse located U 301 N. Parti Avenue n Santord. Honda, al 11 X a m on to* 18 day of June. 2003 tee Mow ing described property aa sal forth In said Summary Final Judipnenf. lo w* LOT I X . THE VILLAS OF CAS­ SELBER R Y PH ASE TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 25. PAGE(S) 19. X ANO 31 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Dated tors 16 day ol May. 2003 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol te* Circu* Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Dark Pubkah ri: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O F OAVIO J W THE ORCUTT COuftT W THE IfTH JUO ICUL CWCUTT, M A M FOR M M W COUNTY. F L O fX A JU M M CTK M O TV M O N C A SIN O : 01 C A 333414W NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO . PLAJNTTFF VS CARLA L B C U E V U V m A M IF DEAD. THE UfdOfOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES, UENORS, CREDITORS. T R U S n tS ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH UNDER OR AGAINST CARLA L BELLE: UWNOWN SPOUSE O F CARLA L BELLE. F ANY) THE CROSSM OS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. IN C; HIDDEN VLLAGE CONDOMPFUM ASSOCIATION. INC: BOYLE MANAGEMENT SERVICES. M C.; CAPITOL CONSTRUCTION 8 DEVELOPMENT CORP . PRESTIGE LUMBER A SUPPLIES, INC; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE A3 UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) ^ DTTff X NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN putsuanf to a Sianmary Final A/dgmam o l Foractoaun dated May 18 3 X 9 araarad In Ctef Caaa Ha Ot-CA3S34-1 *■'W of tea C to X Court of te* 13TH judicial C b o * In and tor SEMINOLE Crxrry Santord. Ftond*. I wff te* to tee K|t e * and bast bidder tor cate al te* Waal Front Door i f tea SEMNOLE Com fy Courteous* located M X I N. Parti Avenue to Santord. Ftond*. al 1 1 X am. ante* 11 day of Jun*. 3 X 9 tea term to said Summary Final JUdgnwK lo-vsrt; THAT CERTAIN CONOOfWNIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT I N . BLALDfNG TO. F300EN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM. TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE LAND. COMMON ELEMENTS ANO COMMON EXPENSES APPU R ­ TENANT O F SAJO UNIT. ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUB­ JECT TO THE COVENANTS, CON­ DITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERM S ANO OTHER PROVISIONS O F THE DECLARATION O F CONOOfUMNIUM OF MOOCN VILLAGE CONOOMff*UM. FEED MARCH 23. 19SS IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1394. PAGE 1381, ALONG WITH SUBSE­ QUENT MODIFICATIONS FILED THERETO. ALL OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA Dated tela IS day cf M ay 3 X 3 . (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of th* Cbeu* Court By. Mary Qtroup* tteemvCter* Pubtah si: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A ., ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF XI S University Drive SuM 3X Ptantebon. F L U X * (934)2X6X0 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraon* wte dtabaaaa naadIng a spactel accommodation s ta id anted COURT ADMINISTRATION. *1 th* SEMINOLE Com ty Caurthou** at 407833-4377. 1-800933-3771 (TOO) or 1-8X933-3770, vw Ftond* Relay Servica. Pubkah May 98. 3002 and Jm a 2. 3003 MM 198 M TH E ORCUTT COURT OF THE 13TH JU04CLAL CteCLAT, M ANO FOR SE3BNOLI COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A SIN O : 01 CA 1313 1 4 W FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES D/B/A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE. PLAINTIFF VS. GERARD A NICHOLSON. IF LIV­ ING. AND IF OEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. MEiRS. DEVISEES. GRAN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENOR3. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST OERARO A NICHOLSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OERARO A NICHOLSON. IF ANY. KATHRYNE OLSEN, IF LIVING. ANO IF DCAO , THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREOfTORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST KATHRYNE OLSEN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KATHRYNE OLSEN. IF ANY. FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. HlOOEN VIUAOE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC: THE CROSSINGS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC, CAPITOL CONSTRUCTION 4 DEVELOPMENT CORP A/K/A CAPITOL COAST 4 DEVELOPMENT CORP.: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu>•uarf to • Summary F rill Ju rg n e t of Foractoaura dated May 16 3009 enfared n C.vJ Caaa No 0 1 CA 3913 14 W of tea Orou* C oat C4 te* ta ttf Judicial Circu* in and lor SEMINOLE Comty. Santord. Ftond* I wd i* l to to# highest and beat bidder tor cate at tea West Front Dour al the SEMINOLE County Comhoue* located al X I N Park Avenue « Santord, Ftonda. H 11 0(1 am on te* 8lfi day ol AuguaL 2003 te* toSowng deaertoed property aa aal Itortn In u id Summary Final Judgrnard, tow« UNIT 19. BUILDING 2A. OF HID­ DEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUMS. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARA­ TION OF CONDOMINIUM THERE­ OF, RECOROED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1334. PAGE 13JI THROUGH 1737, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUIF TY. FLORIOA Dated tew 16te day of May. 3003 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE L ecals B y Oorttey W. Boton Deputy Clerk THE 8E48N O U HERALD THE LAW O FFIC E ! O F DAVE) J. STER N . F A . ATTORNEY FOR FUW fTIFF 901 >. Unfverifty Drive BlAe 3 X PtonteAton. FL2 B 2 4 (9S4)233-60X IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE m ACT, F|4 . a rte ct COURT AOIAFffSTFWTON. at te* SEMINOLE County Couteoua* at 407-8388227.1 -8 X •36-3771 (TOO) or 1-300-383-8770. PutfHfi May 39. 2 X 2 and Jm * 3. 3001 MU 187 M THE CWCLET COURT OF THE I8TM C A M NO: IB C A M 1 6 W BA78( ONE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FAC/ATHE FBWT NATIONAL BANK O F C H C A G O A S TRUSTEE LA C ER THAT CERTAFI POOLING 6 SERVICING AGREE­ MENT DATED AS O F DECEMBER I. 198* FO R HTC MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 1984-1. FUUN RFF VS. JAVIER VEGA, r U V N G AND W DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGN EES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUOH, UNOCR O R AGAINST JAVIER VEGA; PATRICIA VEGA, If LM N O . ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, D EVISEES. G R AN TEES, ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLABAN G AN INTEREST BY. TH R O UG H UNOCR OR AGAINST PATRICIA VEGA; OANBURY U A L HOMEOWNERS* ASSOCIATION, M C.; TH E UNITED STATES O FM dER C A O N B EH A LF O F TH E SECRETARY O F HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT. NATtONSCRCOTT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION F/K/A NATTONSCRCOTT FINANCIAL SER VICES CORPORATION OF FLORIDA: JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE A S UF6LN0WN TENANTS M POSSESSION OCFENOANT(S) NOTICE O F NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN put(uanl to a Sunnary Fkwf JudgrnM of Foractoaun dated May 1A 3 X 9 entered bi C M Caaa No 09-CA-S414-W of to* e b o n C a u l of to* IfTH Afdtotol CbcuB to and tor SEM MOLE Com fy. Sanford, Ftarida. I * !• * ■ to tea Ngfn af and bate teddar tor caah at tea Weal Front Ouor at tea SEMI­ NOLE Curnby Comteoua* located at X I N . Park Avaraw In SantonL Ftonda, m 11X t in . on n a 18 day ol Jun*. 9 X 9 tee knowing <te*cr«wd property M t*f forth to said Siaranary Final Judpnard. towte LOT 111, DAfOUHY U A L UNIT TH REE A . ACCORDING TO THE FLAT TH EREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BO O K M . FAD ES X ANO 11 PLW4JC rv * co n e s o e u u w o u COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated tote 19 dey a l M ay 2009 (c iflc u rr c o u r t s e a l ) MARYANNE MORSE Cterti of te* O roul Court B y Mery Stroup* Deputy Cterk Pubkah In: TH E SEM M OLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O F DAVID J. S TER N , P .A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Ml S. Unrveraty Drive SUMSX Ptoraebcri, FL »324 (984)2388X0 IN ACCO RDAN CE WITH THE AM ERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, peraon* arte d n l l l i i neecP tog ■ special accommoBteun s ta id bortacT COURT ADMINISTRATION, al te* SEMINOLE County Couteoua* te 407-888-4227.1 600 933-8771 (TOO) or I 8 X 9334770. vte norw * Ratty Service Pub*ehUey 38, 3 X 3 and Jun* 2. 3X2 MM 198 M THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE IfTH JUO ICUL CIRCUIT, 8f ANO FOR SEM M O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVttiON C A S E NO: 8 2 C A 0 S M 1 4 W FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A FT MORTQAGE COMPANIES DM A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE. PLAINTIFF VS EUGENIA ft CO FFEY. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN S PO U SE. HEIRS. OEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. U EN O R S . CREDITORS, TR USTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN FITEHEST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR a o a i n s t e u q e n ia b co ffy, UNKNOWN SPO USE O F EUGENIA B CO FFEY. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JAN E DOE A S UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uanf to a Summery Ftoel Judgment o l FcncJoem* deled Mey 19. 3 X 3 entered r i 0/9 C at* N a (X2CAX 8 8 14-W af tee Cba/ff Court al tee 14TH JudK/aJ Circuit to end lor SEM INOLE County. Santord. Ftonda. I wd te l to te* higheat and beet ladder tor caeh te to* Weal From Door al te* SEMINOLE Comty Courthouae betted al X I N. Park Avenue m SantonL Ftond*. te I I X am cn tee 1301 day al June. 3 X 9 **< torte in said Summary Trial JudaiTwnl toMt' LO T 53. OF ROBIN HILL. UNIT TH R EE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK tS. PAGE 32. PUBLIC RECO ROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA Gated tew 138i day ol May. 3X 9 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk of tea Cecu* Court By: Oorodry W Borion Deputy Cterk Pubtah m THE SEMUrOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O f OAVIO J. STER N . P A .. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 S Unrvara/ly Dm* SuM 500 Plantation. FL 3X 34 (934)233-3X0 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSAfldJTlES ACT. mg a apeoai aocommodabm tnoukl L eca ls COURT ADMBMTTWnON, _ tee SEMINOLE Comfy Couteoua* te 407-898-4237, IM G 9888771 (TOO) Of 18X983-4770. tto Ftorkto Ratey Strata*. Pltoteh lto y 3ft 2 X 3 and A ri* 1 4841 IS____________________ _ B lt W C S C U T COURT O FTH S18TH JUDICIAL CMCUTT, C A M NO: 91 CA 3 9 X 1 4 R NATIONAL CITY MORTGAOE CO O V A COMMONWEALTH UNITED MORTGAGE COMPANY. PLAINTIFF VS. JEFFR EY S. MILLER A/K/A JEF­ FREY M ALER r LM N O . AM ) * DEAD. THE UMDfOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEEB. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TO RS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAWING AN B4TERE3T BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAM ST JEFFREY 3 MILLER A/K/A JEFFR EY M ftU R . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEFFREY ft M ftU R A/WA JEFFREY M ftUR . CASA PARK V ILA S OF TUSCAW ftLA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DCFENOANI(S| Noncaop NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur U r * to a Smvnary Final Judpnam c* Foractoaura dated May 1ft 3X3 araarad to C M Cat* N a 01-CA29X14-W a l tea Ctoate Court of tea 13TH Judctet Cbtuff to and tor BEM M OUE Courfy. Sontotd. Ftonda. I rate ool to tea httpieat and bate betoav tor cash te te* Waal Froat Dow at te* S EM M O U County Couteouaa betted te X I N Park Avanu* to Sardbift Ftorkto, te 1 I X am on tea ttto (toy of Jm a, 3X2 aat totte In aatd Summary Final LOT ft (LESS THE NORTH 10 FOOT THEREOF) ANO THE NORTH 1.0 FOOT O F LOT 7, BLOCK 44. CASA PARK VILAS PHASE II. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED 81 FLAT BOOK X , PAGE 97-99. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMF HOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dtead tela 1«te day of May 2X3 (CIRCUIT COURT BEALI MARYANNE MORSE Cterti e* te* CteM Court B y Dorothy W. Bollon Deputy Cterk Pibftoh In: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O F DAVW J STERN. P .A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I ft Untvanffy Drive Sut* 500 Ptoltod, 1. F t 33334 (9341333-8X0 8f ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DfSASATTKS ACT, paraona wfte daabtkai read tog a apactel accommodation ihoukf coraed COURT ADMM9TRATI0N. al te* SEMINOLE Comfy Couteouaa te 407883-4337.18 X 953-9771 (TDO| or 1-3X9333770. vto Ftond* Ratey Sarvto* Pubkah Mey 2ft 3X2 and Jure 2. 2X1 OP THE IfTH JUO ICUL ORCUTT. M AN O PO R 9CM M OLE COUNTY. PLORKIA JURISDICTION OMSfON C A M NO: 0 1 C A 3 8 X I4 W IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PLAPfTIfF VS. W ftUAM C. PYLE. IF LM NO. AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPO USE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. O RAN TEES. ASSIGNEES. U EN O R S. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST WILUAM C PYLE UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f WftJJAM C. PYLE. IF ANY. KATHLEEN A OOYCE. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. QHANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AM) ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN 8TTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST KATHLEEN A OOYCE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KATHLEEN A. OOYCE. IF ANY; QREENWOOO LAKES HOMEOW NERS’ ASSOCIATION. INC.; THE CROSSINGS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC AS NOMINEE FOR HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION OEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur •uara to a Summary Trial Judgment of Foreclosure dated May 18. 2X3 in tend In C M Cate No 01-CA2X8- 14-W of tea C k u i Court of te* 13TH Judicial Circu* in and tor SEMINOLE County. Sanford. Ftond*. I aid aal to te* ra^wft and beat ladder tor caah al tw Weal Front Door al 8w SEMINOLE Comfy Couteouaa touted M X I N Para Avanu* m Sentord. Ftonda. M 11X am . on toe I9to day of Jma. 2X 2 tel forth n ta d Summary Trial Judgnwm. to w* LOT 8. BLOCK 2. GREENWOOD LAKES UMT D 3 -A'. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X , PAGES II THROUGH 22. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated tow 18to day of May 2X2. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot Ow Croat Court By Dorotey W Bokcn Deputy Clerk Pubkah ri. THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN. P A , ATTORNET FOR PLAINTIFF X I S U n w ary Drive SuM 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (934)233.9X0 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. ponorw enh a iiO U w i nami­ n g a apecM! auevranodaken teoUd anted COURT ADMINISTRATION, to to# SEMINOLE Comfy C u t n t o to 407-333-4327, 13X3583771 (TDO) or 1 8 X 9 5 3 9 7 7 0 . vw I t o m Relay Pvbatoi May 29 2 X 2 and Juw J. 2X 2 UM30I �S unday. M a y 2 0 .2 0 0 2 L egals N trn c c o r p u k j c h c u m o t o A M M O TH t E8MF0M0 l a n d o rv tL O M B H T r e g u l a t i o n s Th* Coy c l Santoro Ptomng and lonm g Com nvum m l had i puMc bkkffog to m m and raeonunand to *M C ly Commaaton amantoiania to toa Sanford Land D*v*tapm*nf n ^ M to n a . Schsduto E . Addtoonal RaquramanM and Provtstona tor SpaoAc Urn*, on l h i n * a Jana 6, M W al 7 00 P M in lha City C m iN m u n Chambst*. Sm tortCffy Hal. H atau ad paitwa may appaar al tm maaano and tw hoard lagndtog tw prooooad im snansriti Wsrstla J partao may alto submit mutton ecmmanta ragardaig tha proposed amandmanu to day Uardar, Oaactor of Engtoaaryig and Plam ng. P. O So* 17*8, S anto rd.aK 77J.170* A copy c l a« proposed amandmanw is on Ma with aw Department ol Engmaamg and Ptonrang al O y H a l Santoro Florida and may ba rapected by foe pubic. Adnca to aw pubbe: a ■ parson itaildaa to appaal a daemon mada SMI raapact to any manor ccnod . arad al aw abova haanng ha may naad a verbeim racord ol Vw proeaadmgi, nctuOng tothmony and - avrdanca , wf.cn racord a not provto ' ad by tfw cay ol Sanford (FS . 288 0105) Parsons wan q i ebttkei neeOng * sssfatanca to parScipala to tw pro­ ceedings should compel lha Paraonnel Office ADA Coordntoor al • *07 330-5626 41 hours n advance ol the mas mg PubSsh Way 70.2003 MM 144 L eg a ls Thursday Jura A, 9002 to consider » a propaa«d amendment to d a Comprehensive Plan tor property tocaled al 2712 Harowaua Avarua. Legal Daacryacrr Thai part ol SEC 22 TWP 193. ROE 30E. SamnAe Couidy. F L daacrtwd aa kftome Commanca at ha SE comai of SEC 22. TWP I9B. ROE 30E. m l nsi N 893744* W siting dw Soudt bw of dw SE 1/4 of sad SEC 22 tor a Hetance * 1087.48 It; fa rc e run N 000805* W along «w Soudwrty Ins of AMENDED PLAT RIBAUT FOR­ EST, accortfng to dw pto! foereot, as recorded In PB 7 P0 Tl.o t foe PubSc Raconda ol Semrato Cowdy- Ftonda. end foe Southerly prokngefion foered tor a Batonca of 788 08 8 to dw POO. dance ccraraa N 00CNTOT W •tong aatd Soudwrty kna tar a Ba­ lance of 194 97 It dance fu i 8 191758* W along dw East Ine of Parcel C • Tract I, aa racordad In Ortctol Racorda Book 3337. Page 1924. of dw Pubac Racorda of Samaida County. Flonda. tor ■ Ba­ lance of 2 t(7 ft thence run N 0309 04* W along dw E M Bw of lands dsaertoed n Official Racorda Book 891. Page 454. of see) Pubic Records tar a detente o l 8030 ff to dw cantartna ol a cftach; dance tun d a tokoneig 5 coutsee atong fw W k a of u d Official Racorda Booh B91, PO 4*4 and seed center** ol Blch. 1)3 0048297 W tor a B a m * ol 58 22 fc 2)3 081820* W tor 1 de­ fence of 44 09ft; 3)9 1953* t r W tor * Balance ol 2995 It 4)3 291C06* W tor s datanca ol 4048 It 3)3 0740*087 W tor ■ distance ol 4738 ft. dance nm 3 111758* W atong urd E B n ol Parcel C •Tract t. toi a Ba­ lance ol 4521 ft to ■ comar on laid 6 B a . dance on N 6952-41* E lor a COH8IDE71 A CONOm ONAL USE Balance ol 64 (7 ft to dw POB Nohca a Iwratry gnran am a PubSc AmanBng dw Future Land lla* deeHaanng a d ba hatd by aw Plannsig ftpiadon ol did Compratwnarva Plan A Zoning Commaaon n aw Cay from I (Induitnaf) to dial ol WD60 Commtaion Chambers. Cay Han. (Walarfronf Downtown Buunata Sanford. Flonda. al 700 pm on Otobtcf) Thuredey. June 1 ,2003, to consular ft w anacyaiad dial dw Santoid Cdy ■ request tor a Conations! Use In a Commsalon ad conaalar due maftar S O -!, SmgtoFsmffy Residential M a pubic haanng on Monday. Ana Zonng District 24. 2002 It dw Cdy Commaesfo l e q a l o escniP TiO N : l o t s 1314 Chambers Cdy Had. Sanford. IS i t t 17 BLK 14 m o SEC Flonda, al 7 00 p m Intoraitad par­ OREAMWOU) PC 4 PQ TO kas may appear al dw msspng am Tha property bang more ganaraty ba heard regarBng dw tranamdtol ol daacrtwd aa 2404 Mapto Annua dw proposed pl^ amanBrwnl to dw Conditional Use Requested Cdy Comnaarcn tntaraatod farConstruct tour (4) O p s in aorta may atdsnd andlan commanta A l parses in merest and efftzene Tha proposed amsndtiwra to dw ifw l have an opponurwy to ba heard Compralwnafrd Plan can ba kwpactal said hearing ad by dw pubic M dw Dopardrwnl ol By order of fw Planning A Zorang Engkwaraig and Planning ofhea Second Floor. Sanford Cdy Hal. 300 Commission ol lw Cay ol Sanford. Florida. fort Tfo dey of Mey. 2002 N Park Avenue. Bantord. Ftonda kkchoe! Skel. Chormen Michael Skit, Chaaman Ptonrang 1 Zorwig Commission Planning 6 Zonng Commeaion PubSsh May 20. 2002 ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC daporMMI4S son decides to appesl a daemon made srtdi rasped to any matter com sdered al dw above mealing or NOT1CI TO THE PUBLIC haanng. halllw may need a verbatim Ncrtee is Iwraby given tw l a Pubac Haanng aril ba hatd by foe Plerewig record ol dw proraarings ncfoBng 0 Zonng C o n m iu cc In tha Cty dw tastsnony and andancs. wtveh Commtssion Chambers. Cay ItM. record w not provided by dw Cdy ol Sanford. Flonda. al 7 00 pm on Sentord (FS 288 0105) Thursday. June 0, 2003 to conedee PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES h*iwifiq thA»njB av*f '■*t**pwI- 1 r rr r m ro asaiaTAN ce t o pan m*f<( *> Eh* lo t i**y Ordruv*.* of Uw netTATt IN ANT o r THESE 71101 City ol Sanford. Samarola County. CEEDING3 SHOULD CONTACT Honda THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA Raronarg from: M-1, Industrial COORDINATOR AT 330-5828 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE To thal of PD. Planned Development MEETING Legal Oeecnpuon Thai pan oI SEC Pubish: May 28, 2002 22 TVfP 103. RO E 30E. Sammole MM147 County. FL. described as toSowe: Commence at dw SE corner al SEC p u b l ic N o n c a 22, TWP 19S. ROE 30E. and run N The Sensnde County Port Audwdy 895 7 4V W along dw South law of hereby gvaa pubic n o w Her dw tha SE 1/4 of said SEC 22 tor a rteBudget Conmnaa wW meal on >aw tsnea ol 1087 48 It: trance nxi N 00 5, 2002 al 1200 noon n dw Board 08 05’ W along lha Scudwrty law cl noom ol dw ABnmstraaon Bukkng. AMENOED PLAT RIBAUT FOREST. 1510 fUstrwr Place. Sanford. •ccorOng to the plat Jwraof. at Semnoie County. Honda recorded n PB 7 PO 11. ol dw Pubic Persona srih BsabWtws nsaBng Records of Semeiols C a n y . Flonda. eserttenca to partiopais n mesa pn> and dw Southerly prolongahon dwracaadmgs should contort dw 01 tor a distsnea of 786 00 ft to tha Serrwxrfs Caddy Port Audnrdy to POfl. dance corttnua N 0008 05' W sdvsnce ol fw fiwebng. el (407) •long sad Southerly Ira tor a <*•322-4798. Persons era advwad dwl lanes of 104 07 n: dance run S 1 dwy dacida to appeal any daemons ■81756* W along d a East law ol made 1 fort mealing, dwy and naad Parcel C ■ Tract I. aa recorded si a record oI dw proeeeOngi. and for Official Racorda Book 1337, Page such purposes dwy may need to 1824, ol d a Public Record* of insure a verberan record aI dw pro­ Semeioto Counry. Flonda. tor a d e­ ceedings made, which racord fence ol 21 87 ft. dance run N ■nefudss foe Issomony and avrdsnea 030004’ W along d a East kna of upon wtroh dw appeal w based lands described n Official Records Section 288 0108 Ftonda Statutes Book 891. Page 454. ol said Public Dsfsd al Sanford. Sem rola Courdy. Records tor s distance ol 80 30 8 to Ftonda fow I5d< day ol May. 2002 d a camarkna of a dttch. dance n o AD dw fodowng 5 course! along dw W Ssmnoie Caddy Port Aufoordy kra of sad Official Racorda Book By Mtolwsl Good. Chatman 89t. p a 454 and sad camertoa of Attest Bob R Douglas. Secretory Ofch, I)S 004829* W tor a distance Pubish May 28. 2002 ol SB 22 ft 2)3 0819-20* W tor • OeMM174 lanes cl 44 09 ft. 3IS 1953 t r W tor a distance ol 28 95 ft, 4)3 281806IN TH8 c » c u rr COURT W for a dslanca of 40 48 It 5)3 FOR 9EMMOLE COUNTY 0740 06* W for a dstanca ol 47 38 If. PROBATA DIVISION dance run S 181756* W along tad Fite Number 02-4*9CP E Ira cl Parcel C ■ Trad 1. tor # a t IN RE ESTATE OF tanca of 4521 tt to a comer on ta d ESSIE MAE TOPI IN. E kna. dance tun N 895241* E for a dstanca ol 64 87 It to d a POB NOT1CC TO CREWTORS**^ Tha property beeig more generally (Summary Administration) described as 2782 Narcissus TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Avenue CLAIMS OR DEMANOS AGAINST Tha Plannsig 6 Zorwig Commwson THE ABOVE ESTATE; and submit a tacomnandahon to die You a s Iwraby notified dial an City Commission m liro t ol. or Order ol Summary Admmstrstron agaeist. d a requested change or has bath entered ai dw eeuie ol amendment Tha Cay Commission ESSIE MAE TOPUN. deceased. Fie and hod a P iik c Haanng si d a Cay Member 02 499 CP by dw CacuN Commission Room m City Han. Court lot SEMINOLE County. Sanford. Honda at 7 00 p m on June Flonda, Probale Division, dw 24, 2002. to consder sad recom­ address ol which la Post Office mendation lh a Cay Commtssion Drawer *C*. Sanford. FL 32771; foal may place conditions upon lha dw total value ol dw estate is rarorang by means ol a dsvetopmenl 535.000 00 and foal dw names and order address ol fooae to whom 4 hat bean AN psitas si mates! and citizens assigned by such order ire: shad have an cpportiaiay to ba heard Name •t sod hesrog Herbert Cherry By order of d a Ptonrang 6 Zoning Address Commission of dw Cay of Sanford. 1407 Wssl I5dl Street Floods, dw 1st day of May. 2002 Sanford, a 32771 Michael Skat. Chairman ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE Ptanneig A Zorang Ccsnmssion NOTIFIED THAT ADVICE TO IH E PUBLIC If a par­ AN creators of dw sstols of foe son decides u appeal a decision decedent end persons having ctoerw mada with respect to any manat conor demands agasisl dw setsla oI dw sdered at the abova meeting or decedent ether foan those kftsd n haanng. h a V a may need a verbalvn dw Older d Summery ABnawlraaon racord of d a procaedngs raJuOng must Ne dws cleans srih due cocel d a testimony and evidence which WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER racord is not provided by lha City cl THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ Sanford (FS 288 01051 CATION OF THIS NOTICE PERSON S WITH DISABILITIES ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR NOT SO FEED WAX BE FOREVER IICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE PRO­ BARRED CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT The dele d foe tirs! publication ol THE PERSON N EL OFFICE ADA fow Notice a May 28. 2002 COORDINATOR AT 330 5828 48 HERBERT CHERRY HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE Personal Representative MEETING 1407 Wesl ISdi Street Punkah May 26. 2002 Sanford. FL 32771 MM 144 MACK N CLEVELAND JR a Bar #014132 Hotlea of Amendment to lha City Attorney tor Personal Repitsentotrve Ol Sanford Compralwnataa Plan 209 North Oak Avenue Notice a hereby grvsn d a l e Pibkc Sanford, ftonda 32771 Haarsig nri be la k l by the Cay d 1407)322 1314 Sanford Planning A Zoning Pubisn May 26. 2002 end Juna 2. Commission, acting as d a City of 2002 Sanford s Land Planning Agency, si M ill 79 lha Ofy Commission Chamber s, City Had. Sanford, Flonda. at 7 00 p m on NOnCaOFPUaUCMANMQTO L eg a ls M T W CMRUTT COUNT POM t l W ICLJ COUNTY, FLO N O A PN O M T1 DIVniON FILE MO. Q2-29S-CP IN RE: ESTATE O f BARBARA ALISON LINN BECKER DvcatM d n o t ic e t o c m o rro R * TO A U PERSONS HAVTNO CLAIMS OR DEMANOS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Tha aOrMsBaaon of tw aatota of BARBARA ALISON LINN BECKER deceased. F ie Nunber 02 298-CP. W panting m tw Clroud Cout tor Banknote County. Ftonda. Probata ONtoton. dw adOse* ol which la 301 R Pam Avenue. Sanford. FL. 32771. Tha names snd address d tfw Psrsonsl Hapraaantatfva and Bw Proaonri RaptatatdaBvat Mtomay are art torth twfoa. ALL INTERESTED PERSON ARE N OTIFltDTH AT A l credfor* d tw dfcadm l and other persona having claims or rtamanda aganst d e c a d e s aslets VtokxNrrg unmaturad, corSingas or leWyedaSad clalma. on whom a copy d ta t nonca a served mual M i toed ctoima srih Baa Court W1TWN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUOLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIHTV DAYS AFTER THE OATE O f SERVICE OP A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l a tm creators d Bw dscsdsnl and parsons havmg ctoima or demands against Bw decadence •Slats, Inckxlng urmaforad. ccnhrv gent or todeMdatsd rtakrw. rrsial toe foair ctoinw MBi BM Court WfTTBN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A l l CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. DOUGLAS P LINN Personal napraeantofow 744 Sherwood Drive W rtei Sprtage. FL 32706 Frank G Ffoktwkwr. Attorney Ftonda Bar No 146736 tOB East HOcrosI Strati Port Olhca Bos 1789 Orlando. FL 32802-1789 Telephone: 407/423-0012 Attorney tor Personal Rapraaarkaava Pubish. May 28. 2002 H id A n a 2. 2002 MMIBO M TH I O R C U rr COURT FOR S E M M O U COUNTY, FLOrnOA PRORATE DtVWON F U M l 02-417-CP DIVISION FREEMAN IN RE ESTATE OF JOHN FRANKLIN GLATTING, Dscaaasd NOTICE TO CREO nO RS Tha aOnaartraeon d Bw asiaia ol JOHN FRANKLIN G U T T IN G dacaaaad. Fks Number B2-417-CP. N psnOng n tw Cvcuk C o a l tor Samarcka County. Ftonda. Probate Division, the sddxsss ol which a P O Bnv SOaa. ttentord. FL. 32772 SOM . The nemaa and address ul Ura Parsons! Representative end the Paraonal Hepraeenn v . i t inorney era art tordi batow AN cradNora ol dw dscsdsnl and other persona having deans or demands against decedent*a estate nckjdng unmaturad. conbngsrk or imiqtodMed daana, on whesn a copy d daa nonce w served must Ne foaa dam n with fow Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE OF A CO PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l other creators of fw dacadsrk and persona having ctoima or demands against Bw decadent's ••tola, in du in g unmaturad. conkngark or isiiqudaiad daana. m ot Ms foot deans erkh fow Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FO REVER BARREO Tfw dels of fast pcbiicstion J fort Nonca a May 28. 2002 SONIA SALEH 0LATTI740 Personal Rapraaentoliva 108 Rad Bay Drive Longwocd, FL 32779 Laurence C. Hamas. Eaquaa Florida Bar No 0237914 loemdaa, DroaOr.lt. Dealer Kentor A Raad, P A 215 North Eoto Drtvs Port Office Bos 2809 Orlando. FL 32802 2809 Tafaphona: 407-8434600 (407)8434444 Atlorrwy tor Paraonal Raprsaantoliva Pubish May 28. 2009 and Jena 2. 20C2 M M iai IN TM* CIRCUTT COURT FOR U M N O U COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO.: 02-49S-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF GEORGE FO STER Dacaaaad. NOTICE OF ACTION TO I) Beverly Foster. 831 S W BBl Slrsal. Pompano Bsach. Flonda 33060 2) Linda Haywood. 1339 Suffolk Road Wskar Park. Ftonda 32789 3) Cindy Marijuana. 3731 N E 27di Terrace, Lighthouse Point, Flonda 33084 4) Pamela Gankwr. l353Fikmar Dnva. Dak ay. Ftonda 33444 5) AN uiknoern have of Gaorga Foster YOU ARE NOTIFIED dial a Paanon to Dasamww Banahoarwa hat naan Nad si Bsa c o a t You are raquusd to •arva a espy of youf wrinan dalsna• t d any. on peuoorwr’l attorney, whose name and a tlSeta is Gaorga Parar, Esq Sion. Sormanschan. Huchman w«J 1420 Artlaya Trek. Sues 101 OvMdo. Ftonda 32755 on or before Jww 24. 2002 and to Ns Bw ongmal of Bw wnttan defenses wan Bw dark d fort court adwr before fem es or snmadwtefy dwraaftar F afore m serve and Na written delansas aa requead may raad* si a ludgmanl or order lor die raiwf demanded, erthoul fwdwr nonce Deled onMay 20. 2002 Maryenrw Morse Aa Clark ol dw Court By Susan Monroe A l Deputy Clerk Fvst putricabon on May 28. 2002 Publish May 26 2002 a id June 2. 2002 MM202 2 t— P e r s o n a ls ra rts s n H s a r Ad3210. (407) 895-0003 Or (321) 349-9015 19* 2 J — Lo st fc Found Lo st dog. thapardwoN m il. Name IB *S7todow*. I ll SLPartlmmon. Sanfonl TanrBrtck 8 Gray, Tick coat ifwddrng arlntai coal 407-4742132. Lost Pad prsaa ipbon dye J a u w VtoVRy d Lake Jaiup park. *07 322-7841. 25—S pecial Notices ------- 4.Ui\ 4.5«tl— Hava Your Arhrartwrng Ffyaro Prritad 8 Intarlad r Tha Sammola Herald II ONLY 4.5C PER COPYIHI Cad THE SEM INOLE HERALD Advertising Dept For Oatokt 407-322-28It Com rttar A d o p tio n : Happy and •acuacotokaw dinutibirt totpara want to adopt fwwbom to 4 yr old Aiow ttte o x p tn ts pgid. PlM i# cal ■llom ay loll fr** 1-586-2229123(8802) 27— N ursery & C hild C are Cart CfffVAcbvkw»/Plkymm Lot d TLC7 Ea. RafvRaa rota* TV CaN Damns. 497-n4-00H r v 55— B usiness O pfortuntties INVESTKIATE BEFO R E YOU INVEST) AJvrayi a good pokey, etpaewdy tof b u a in a ii opportumirat and frin ch n a i C M Florida Dapt d AgnokTwe 8 Corraumar Sarvrcai i l 800-435-7352 or FT C H ELP for tree rkormaion. Or vwk our Web s*« at www ftp gov.tnrop Ftonda tow n q d n t safari d cartaai bkttawaa lyysakkirtai totagartr imBi F tonda Oapl o l Agrtcultura 8 Consumer Sarvrcai before aaikrig. C M to verity lawful isgislialion before you buy RECESSIO N PR O O f E-Z CREDIT PEPSTHERSHEY-W ATER 52000-54000 AN Cash Monthly Income Work Only 3 5 Houn Pei Weak M usi llsv e 57950 Down P«ym*n1 *zv(J Wb Fin ao ci T N Brtaraa a C adi P m 525.180 Lrrdad VkrdanAMkkbNCM 1-800 956-1737 For Quick Ownarshto__________ Work From Home 51200 to 55800 PTrFT Free Booklet 1-888-369-1518 59— F inancial S ervices A n you n ■ Unancul brsT? NorvProM Counseling Available I 186 865 6615 or 1-666-764 3338 Attention R ead ers!! ITs rtagaJ for companies doing busawas by phone to promise you a loan and ask you lo pay for tt before they deliver. For more aifotTTWbon. CM to* Iras 1-677-FTC HELP (A pubac aenaoa massage tom Tfw Sammola Herald and tfw Fadersi Trade Commission) 61—M oney to Lend Attention R ead ersll ITS illegal for companies doing busm en by phorw to promise you ■ loan and ask you lo pay tor It before they deliver. For more rJormabon. cM toB-Irea t -8 77 FTC FEU* (A putke aervea maaangs Horn The Sammola Heiald and the Fadersi Trade Commission) Y o u 'll fin d th e Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Page SB 71— H elp W anted In th a C la e ilf le d e l elp BttrtmanMarta on Wfwert Elc - rtmp summet fobs - food SVC worker 8 dakvary driver, aa tTufts kff 75 R». dean driving record, DFWP. EO E apeky rt 1097 Sand Pond Read Law Mery. 407-3338877. t it IIS WWII Disabled Veteran seeks PTT hefoer at smal garden 57 per hr pfott m leage. 5hrs a week, must have a car. be reliabla. over 16. nonsmoker. mete or female, opportinty tor summer work al roadsida produce stand CM Merle al 407-3227011 anytime between BAM 8 8PM Busy martna needs boat rtuich hafo Eicekent pey 8 wortung conations Benefit* after 40 Days. Musi work weatttnda. 5 day weak. R a co rd wrti brrtf no», isaurw not rwcasaoy MM lo: Sem inole H erald, 100 N. French Ava, B lin d B o i TW-OOt Sanford, FI 32771 Car* Giver A ssista n t- 2 weak salary, 5244 M ust work one areekend. for a total of 21 visits Appro slm elely IhrZvm t Near SartbdAaport Afftkydrtart 407-323 7508 91— HEULWAMTEDUU Looking tof an aipenenced residential qualify carpel 8 upholstsry cleaner Must have a good driving record Musi have ■ good altitude Musi put quakty before quantity Mutt be good with people We at Straight 'A* Carpet Services. Inc are w*ng to pay top salary hourly or com m ission depending on lechncw n't preference We know someone it out foeta tw l cares about tw work twy (to and v yo yi tw kada IIyou are Bwt aonworw, pfaese gve us a c a l anytime day of nigfit Contact Roger or Shannon 447-2*4-8470 INVESTIGATE BEFO R E YO U BfVEBTI Always a good pokey, especially tor busm an opportunities and franchitet CaN Ftonda Dept of Agnaktura 8 Ccnsum ar Services at 800-435-7352 or F T C H ELP tor tree information Or vne our Web sue at www 79c govrtxzop Ftonda law raqures setters of certaai tortroas cpportuwwt to rsgistcif wffh Flonda Dept of Agriculture 8 Consumer Services before selling Call lo verity lawful laqietration before you buy LABORERS NEEDED FOR UND ERGRO U ND UTILITY CO N TRACTO R HCALTH MSUKANCt AND #01M FLAW Drug foee wertpWee. Apply rt: tao Miner Orhe. Aflamenrt Spring* W f zaoaooa Ucansad R eal Estale Agents needed tor busy Century 21 office £am81.0G0-S2.D00podwkiy More tolo 600-440-8463 Mam It nance Supervisor tor an assrtlad living facility Must have 2 yt» wertu-g knowledge of gmeral apt repairs, artdncal. pkmbvig. MVAC. Drug Free Enwonm enl, EO € Appfy 300 Wesl Airport Btvd. Sanford M an lo ll C o u rtyird /Lake Mery, Port Time fhghl Autklor. 11pm-7am. No Espenence Necessary (407)444- 1000 Need Some ADVERTISING To Promote Your Busmessl Then C M U s About Flyer* We W ill P rint & D eliver For You To Our R eaders For O nly 9C /C opyll We Have a Way You Con Cut Thai Cost In Half" THE SEM INOLE H ER ALD ADVERTISING D EPT 407-322-2611 New Comfort Irvt 8 S a les need F u l bme Night Audit. FuN 8 Pari lime Breakfast Hostess Appfy si person at 590 Ava Court. Sonlord. befimd Cracker Bane) Sales Person: FuN tim a.sip a plus Salary plus com m ission. Badcocfo Furniture. 407-322 8240 Salas: Sem inole. Lake County funeral hom es looking for representative to assist families wiBi funeral preplanning le a d s furnished Life insurance kcanse needed C M Bob. 1-800-953 4706 Bank Owned Property!!! What does that mean to you? 100% Financing New 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes C a ll today for your F R E E recorded message to s find out more. ; 407*622*1237 Ext: 269 lAupy1rote#, wwy ertan turn rm Nesffy rsmodeted. M ulf. cable. A/C. Indry phone, kitch use. sec. <*. resident owner, private entrance No fm oW ngl Only dkwg fra* sober 8500 DOWN - WHY R EN T? 7 38 FL 2BA For Sato Wrth Down Peymt Assistant Available.Cheaper Bun tent' Th e Affordable Home Center 407-321 -8333 need appfy- 4C7-J3& 7373. m Room for 5325/mo plus 1/2 ulikties. full house privileges Female preferred 407-322-7606 Large room, private entrance kitchen prtviegei. be* cabt* washer-dryer 51tXVwk. Lake Ave to £> rTiV m < 1ir 95—Roommate Wanted Mahke Person to shate houeeSanlord-54507mo. or 5125/wk. must love dogs 407-328-1743 93—Rooms For Rent 2 Story Victorian Home. Histone District, fpic. balcony, house privileges. I10GW K. SlOOdepovt 407-328-5277 D O YLE'S RENTALS O rtodo: 1BFV1BA W .Porch W O Hook-Ups Heat/Air 5525/56JO Depos/L P ln ee re sl: 3BFLI BA W iCatpo't. Storage Rm W W/D Hook-Ups 5700/5650 Deposit Sentord: 3BFV7SA W Svng 8 Famffy FYn.. Sn^ e Car Garage. Com er lx/ Hdwd Floors. Lg P a lo . 58001750 Deposit E enors: 3BFL2BA w.-DW Garage Flreptoca 18751850 Deposit DO T I E R EALTY, INC. (407) 322-24*5 W E R EN T 8 S E L L HOM ES 48fl house. Sanford A r» e il2 S p « week CM tor more tnfomrtbon. 407322-7127 Seeking a person to share my home, view of Lake Monroe, house pnvfoges C M 407-328-7232 tor en sppomtment Shore 48R 2 BA Heme. SfriordArwa Living Room with Fireplace. Washer,Dryer. 5375/mo, ♦ 5250 Security. Uskbes Included (407)3751116 1 w ttK L Y R E H tA L i Storting • 582Avk. H istoric Downtown 407-330-4423 Large beautiful home. 3 1 , CHA hardwood floors, washer, dryer hock up*, fenced S75(Vmo 407-3380457 99—A partments U nfurnished Fountain Lodge of Sanford has special rales lor daffy, weekly. 8 5 day accommodations C a l 407330-3135/3236840 tor details 1Bedroom, Irving Rm. Kitchen. Bath 7 month tees* 550G'mo. 5600 securty No pert. 407 3499209 Sanford: 2427 Elm Ave 3BR/IBA fenced yard SSBSm onth. plus security deposit 11685 m oves you in. 407-322-8342. MARINER'S VILLAGE ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sanford 2BR 1BA . fenced back yard. CH A 550G-monm 407-328 0544 LAME ADA I BOOM 5490(40 1 80RM . 5570940 AND UP COM* Included 407-323-8870 ★ JOB FAIR Lake Mary/Lake Jesup area * C ( r 1 l'r v 40 7 - 3 2 1 -0 7 5 9 San lord *07-688-7023 ArARTMENTS/HoMES TO SHARE Esperwnced rvfngerator tnxk driver. F u i Bme For mtennew can David, 407-321-2771. Fa* Equpment TectvHelper. F u l Tim*. W« Vaai. good pey 407-3248303 103— H ouses U n f u r n is h e d Shear i Press Brake Operator t ip rttaketl good pay 8 berMas OFV/P 407 2931592 Boat Mechanic tor assembly of new engine* 8 rigging of new boats Clean, good working o rd to w . Good pay 8 banaea MorvThun. 10 hr days Apply a: Velocity Power Boat*. 1690 Fitzpatrick P t , Port of Sanford 407-321-1340 93—Rooms For R ent Wanted edmiritsfralrva Coordinator Csr-aisry crgaruaaun iktts Esp vafo EXCEL 8 WORD, self starter Fas returns to 407-302-52(8 " B e s t B a rg a in s " S e m in o le H e ra ld 71— H danlord; 3/2. CH A. Section 8 accepted 585G month The Milkman Group 407-321-8333 SANFORD. STUDIO APT, SINGLE PER SO N ONLY, 1350540 PLUS DEPOSIT CALL (407)324-0158 TOLL COLLECTORS CUSTODIANS SUPERVISORS IN TRAINING Tuesday, May 20 Holiday Inn, Sanford 3401 Orlando Ava. (17-92) 10:00 • 2:00 407-578-1706 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I __________ The Universal Crossword___________ E d it e d b y T lfiio lT t y E . P a t k o r , ■ 1 i ‘• ACR O SS 1 C urtain or cattle adjunct S G eom etric m easure­ m ents 9 M ongoose’s prey 14 (ixe 15 P ari o f a bow 16 Intense d is­ like 17 S peaker's platform 18 P otential eyo Irritant 19 A big silty 20 Q ualification fo r the breakfast chef? 23 T ry again? 24 P otenfial perch or pike 25 G o dow nhill, in a way 28 A lle n ip t a now break­ fast dish? 32 O no-lim e C IA target 35 “J a n e ___* 36 K ind of oner37 A L ,- s fa ttie r 39 Lum m ox 41 G enie's offering 42 M ake m ore m eaningful 45 D ressed to 48 Tim id 49 R osult ol fixing a big broakfnst? ...- 52 C om pass dfr. 53 A ndy's raggedy pal 54 It's draw n across snow 58 Feeling after a perfect breakfast? 61 H oglike rhino relative 64 Bum rem edy 65 Talk up 66 P uppeteer Lewis 67 W ater-loving ho use pi ant 68 P erim eter 69 S inging C arpenter 70 D ivorcees 71 C aribou, e.g. DOW N 1 Fall drin k 2 Saying 3 O 'H ara s portrayer 4 te n a n t 5 S om ething to sneeze about? 6 Laugh loudly 7 -___ Fan T u tte ' 8 H eavenly body shape 9 Egotism 10 Jon Ar buckle's pet 11 S torage co n ­ tainer 12 W ord w ith on, o ff or over 13 S inger G rant 21 K night's attendant » .kip * -- — ■ ’I i * 7 'IfoW 2 2 'S le e p le ss In S eattle" d ire cto r Ephron 2 5 Big rigs 26 S tuffed doughy snack 2 7 R estless 29 C apacitycrow d letters 30 S um m its 31 Put blades to blades? 32 Patch locations 3 3 S triking instru­ m ents? 34 Freight earner 3 8 “___ F am ily" (P oole novel) 4 0 In good shape 43 "O h. n o !" rtor (G feeling 44 S uspend 48 Pays a ttention 47 "Dam n Y ankees' seductress 50 Perilous 51 C leared a fte r taxos 55 E lectron tube 56 O vercharge excessively 57 Becom e a contestant 58 O scar W ild e s hom eland 59 Trebek of "Jeopardy!" 6 0 Folk follow er 61 S ound o f disapproval 62 “Oh, there you are!" 63 O ne m oro than a birdio PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER LcL eL e © 2002 U m v e ru l P fo ss SyndKUits �I I * I »* * Page 6B Sunday. May 26.2002 CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald Y o u c a n fa x y o u r a d to 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -M 0 B 3 00 N . F ra n c h A w ., S a n fo rd 33771 • P . O . B o a 1 M 7 , S a n fo rd 33772 322-2611 O u r o ffo * la o p a n to a a rw y o u M o n d a y th ro u g h F rid a y , ■ a m • S pm DEADLINES: DaadNna b 4 p.m. on Monday lor W ednesday 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. Legab Deadlines: Friday, 5 pm for W ednesday Edition . Wednesday. 5 pm for Sunday Edition 11 12 13 14 15 16 I 18 , 19 21 ( 22 • 23 ' 25 ' 27 . 33 ' 35 ’ 39 43 Home Health Care Elderly Cere Health A Beauty For S a b Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personab Health Care Lost 8 Found Special Notices Nursery A Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Servlcea 45 Debt Consolidation | 1 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages V. 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d 85 35 3 B S S 3/?. 5 5 3 5 1750 AWo 31 G ckktoa, 5375 4073214757. h 117 C o m m ercia l R en tals i i j need W ehanpa your ad W tw ss 127 Storage/Office For Rent REAL ESTATE 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of State Property For S ab 145 Resort Properly For S a b 147 Industrial Property For S a b 148 Mobile Home Lota For S a b 149 Commercial Property For S a b 151 Investment Property For S a b 153 Acreage Lot For S a b 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For S ab 157 Mobile Homes For S a b 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For S ab 163 Waterfront Property For S a b 165 Duplex For S ab RENTALS 91 Apartments/ To Share 93 Room s For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartm ents - Furnished 99 Apartm ents • Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals lo t Houses Furnished 103 H ouses Unfurnished 105 Dupies/Tripbx 107 M obile Homes For Rent t i l Resort Vacations 114 W arehousa/Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals 117— C o m m e r c i a l R en ta ls 141— H om es For S ale Deltona: Fo r Rant AFFORDABLE HOMES 1500 iq S ■AvWhbb lor oSke or w b l PWtw woo. FartMy rtjm o R u a . 7772 EBicam Btvd, D sK n a . C e l 386-7898070 The * t Deals At - _____ r r3 \partments 407-323-3301 AM ERICA'S C ltO tC E F O R APART M EN ? LIVING 181 Appliances A Furniture For S ab 183 Television A Sbreo/R ado 185 Com puters For S ab 167 Sporting Ooods 189 O ffice Supplies 191 B u lkin g Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 M achine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment VENTURE l PROPERTIES K M HOffiT: t a in t up to (10.000 tin tornromtis lltn u n ci b id W iM r Front-Lake Monroe; 4BR ♦B A ovw 3500 aq ft with 2.5 car garage. 2 work strop*, kv. dn, lam rm, wfflroptac* A game room, 2 In tudei on 1.4 ecre* on Lk 1349.500 4BR 1 4 BA : New Root. Ceramic Tie. 11x21 S c Porch, Pool, on Orer 1/4 Acre 185.900 O ver 1/4 Acre i m 1 Bbh; LM. dn. appto. haavey to a d Pnced lu back ■ab 584.900 4BR 2BA: O ver 1800 Bq Ft, Ltv. O n . Fam Rm W /Ftopiaca, Deck, d a rken s 102 900 Lake Mary: Custom BN 4BR 2 BA over 2200 »q fl Lfv. O n . Fam Rm »/ Fireplace, screened pool. 2 ear garega on 1/2 acre 1225 900 Custom B« 4 B fl 2 BA: Over 2300 Sq FI. Uv, O n Fam Rm. 32x32 Sc Pool 2 Car Oarage on Owr 112Aoe 1210900 PAUL OSBORNE \M M tU M l 1 PHIIIM H i l l 1 IU- fyndham PI Brand New Apartments Homes MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pets A Supplies 200 Llveslock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jew elry 209 W earing Apparel 211 Anbque/Cotbdibba 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Oarage S ab s 219 Wanted to Buy 141— H o m es F o r S ale 38FVI 5 Ba, brick home new rooi. A C . pearl Me. carpel, lendacaped. HWH. 1407 Valencia C l Waal. Santord 574.000 407-595-3389 407-453-4608. SwBonk 3rt (yiM naqTtahoaL b g s lam iy rm 8 b rin g rm combination. Fireplace, all apphancea alay. including refrigerator, dishwasher, range 8 washerAkyer. A C brand new. Hardwood floor*.back yard lanced, in ground aprtnklera. 572.000.407322-4295 or 407-321 -0069 149— C om m ercial Property Fo r S ale Sanford Your buarwas oitice, home aB on one lot. Near Airport, approx. •001252'. xonad C-2. 2932 S. Santord Ave. Take a toekt 5239.500 321-589-1089 153— A c r ea g e L o t Fo r Sale DELTONA 10 acres Ideal tor m otto homes*!*, horse*, cattle, farming or nur**ryt Zoned agricultural. t4.0OCWACRE. Bm. down w/ownaf finance *04-717-177* Of *04-7*7- \ \ l^ \ 155— C ondom inium s F or S ale THE S S IF IE D S w — r Sartoni 2BFV'2BAcn IrtBoar. Gated community. 555.000. 407-3245277, AUTOMOTIVE 231 C a n For S a b 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/BusesAftns For S a b 238 Car Rentals 238 Vehiebs Wanted 239 M olorcycba/Bikes For S a b 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. Vehtcbs/Cam pers For S a b 240 Trailers For S a b 245 Farm Equipment 254 A ir Condftioning 157— M obile H omes F or S ale 181— A ppliances At F urniture F o r S ale 2000 Fleetw ood 1,475 aq 11, 3BFV2BA, dan. vaulted eaerg*. tor* of storage, nice perk w bi pooi, c* can move to your lo t C**ng (ana S garden tub. Two m r u b i horn (w Greenway 551.000 407-324.1415 O R TH O PED IC PILLOW TO P Manresa S at Brand Now. SUB in Pbaac. Sacrifice 5100. Can Denver 407-422-5845. Santord 1BR screen room. maty Shed. C H A . 54.000 407-3241985 159— R eal Estate Wanted W e S u it H ouse*, Condo* Com m ercial and Land. Forocloauro STO PPED , Back Paym ents Brought Up To Da R elo ca tin g 7 D ivo rced? ■ TenanttT Wa Can HCLPIt Any C o n d itio n , Any A roa, FA ST Closin g. 407-571-772* 1 2 1BAASS BED . Q U E EN SER TA, poraaepsdc set 0 tam o F in e r iaed, ooM S1K. set *275. Can M w r . 407660-0577. A Band New Chary OvM drtrg MCb. 72* and 6 Chaes w rlaal. SMI n Box, 59SO. Lighted China Cabtoei A v a l Can Dekvor. 407-422-0230 A FuB sue manresa set New in M e . ktoM eel 580 4074225845 Bed Rm S a t Entire Bad 6 e l W/HdbnkFtbrd, Dresser. Mirror, Cheat and b . SMnd 9 b B aw d 5750 Can Detver 4074225230 181— A ppliances & 1 KINO SERTA. postorepeckc sal. never U M d Cost 52K. te l 5295. Can deliver 407-660-0577, I luxury firm piBowtop eel with 7 yr warranty, k* 5136 queen S140.kaig 5210 Brand new Located in Santord, 407-402-2775, 4074225845 laaay bm pdtmtop a b Newt iwad 407402-2775 Bedroom: 7 pc CH ER R Y W OOD 4 poster bad. aB dove tailed, dresser a/M-mirror. chest , night aland, unused. *01 In boa. Cost 55*. s a l 51660 9 e 0 i b a d ra n avw kPb 407660-1415. w w w .W llio n C o m p ii n y . c o in — unsurpassed by any other D ay Bad: 2 white/irorVbrase. trundb, never used. M l famed Coal 1800 M i 5295 407 6600577. Cexng R am 13pc k H lf a n w doubt* pedestal table m l leal. Chippandab c h a n , buflel I hutch, never used, coat 58k. **4 51295 Server. 5250. 407-6601415. Futon bad: Brand Haw, never uaad, 5115 A b o Black W rought Iron Day B ad, 175. 407-3I P Fiaorr Bbck dakaw Hera p in 57t* k 5500. s*4 5275. AX oak. 5375.4076505577 iT i $ *J>- ‘f t c t i t “AWESOME MOVE-IN SPECIALS!" leather Chaw, tan (Italy), wide 5 comfortable no Isan. 1st *75 ■ a u to . 407<KS-TOOIL www.aimco.com Spring 6AK fA B L E 7 ltA F AN D 4 CH AIRS. LIKE NEW . F U ll (407)3229155 187— S porting C o o d s o r ses n t iq u e / C o l le c t ib l e s Big Celebration! Free Rent on 2 Br., 1 Bath Lofts Into'flclion ---------- KSySR ---------- ON THE W EKIVA RIVER •flanlab rinairucaon •Prweie Guided Tbwe ■Pkthine < X«om crrdTrtpa ■ i-c . Picnic and Ratal In a ktth piece oi Heaven! For reservation* and adtaborwl ntormabon ca l: 407-32t< 7188 or vbit u* on the wab at wwwwakrvaadvanlures com Tan at Home Paym anta from 525/Monlh Fra* C o b s Catalog C a ll Today 509842-1105 •.np.atatan.com 230— B oats & A ccessories " Nichols Outboard Service Center dine mbon German Maiks tort 100 D d a s Cotoctors borgan 4075320167. • Semico A Sales • Niw A U itd Parti • U ttd Boala A Motoia arace " S ales Moving Sal* Home contents, everything must sa l. May 24. 8am to -ton* 2. 5pm 734 WJtow Drtve. Winter Springs. 407 6990806 to B uy Wanted: KXn to tore porcelain or someone who wM lire tor me. 407321-9326 223— M iscellan eous 4 .5 c '! Newly Refurbished Apts, from $545 4.5C!! O N L Y 4.5c P E R C O P Y !!!! • SporiouM .\|u rtm cn iii k ith larR t Q u b e Ib • Izike KriirU • V udeylull • K ( u rilln fi I’onl • Tennis O w n s ,1 'Mfr )| t ?•( MAl , Allwrit. «<1L)rr< f'.t Di’l.fii Oliver House of S ty les B a rb er S h o p Country Lake (407) 3 2 1 -6 2 2 0 Apartments Fax (407) 330-0253 1714 R id g ew o o d A ve., S an ford • 130-520-5 tooo w. in si, kj ff Sanford, FL VW (407) 322-0964 , | s a s u n u 'L r o s s y 219— W a n t e d Sanford Landing 1800 W First Street • Sanford, FL 32771 S P A ! SP A I SPA 1 7 F T Lou ng er. 5 person. Shp loaded wflh Shoulder. H ip . Back. 8 Neck Ja b . Undarwabr IgM cedar cabewt Navw uaad Ft* warranty lost 54295. rrxist taenffc* 51550 407 854-9141. Evlnrucb, Jo h n so n 0 Fore* A u lh o rizad C A L L F O R D E T A IL S y A y tU tm c n t s H o n w s 47 P IE C ES , ItlO ra • 1 PLU S 15 SH EET M USIC M A G AZIN ES, 1100. A LS O O TH ER VARIOUS M USIC B O O K S . 407-32243*1. SSBuyng Florida Art** by H, Newton. Hex. McLendon. Fntx 6 Backus Call Jed. 407-2929297 217— G Cimvnlcnt •Spacious •Affordable Don 7 M iss The -------- Mummt 1 Rare Find Panasonic Tabla Top Record Player. 2 Speakers A 129 78’ records Country C lassicReligious snd Much Mora Super buy s i 5325 407 3224328 OUT OUR SPECIALS s100 O F F altordabb. No photo thouid ba Evown away or tagonan. C a l tor a l your photo raakxaiton m ade. 4073144538. m attress 211— S LIM IT E D T IM E O N LY •H ooked on Phorvca* OHO LOOK DOT? Whirlpool akrve w *i *s« ebaning oml (kshwi 2154539 A „ i j u | is c e l l a n e o u s Car Books: Auto Traders, eiod c ole c a n . a tor up to d a b Ibm m inat*. Ovw 15D SaoBoa. 1M 525 407-3K7035. (407) 322-1707 Fax Office Hours Mon fn 9 6 Sal 10-5. Sun 12 5 wtvw epoctirnanagiTiem tom 2Z3— M Couch AX Helen Laethar S o b . *575. Lovaeaal 5525 Chair. 5525. Brand New 8BI ri PtwBc. Can Dalvar. 4074225230 Ho t m Boarding Pasture tor Rent. 5 Acres. Markham Woods Aroa. C a l For Phcng A ik tor Am s or Bob 407788-7194 Call Totldfj! ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 - 1 0 5 1 Simply Superior Service G JA M C O Painting Paper Hanging Past Control Ptano/Organ Tuning Plumbing Pressure Cbanlng Roofing 302 Screen A Qlasa Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 SmaS Business 306 Stained G lass 307 Swimming Pool Sendees 306 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radto 314 Upholstery 316 W eiring A Sheet Metal 318 W ell Drilling 319 Window Washing A Tinting J 15000 obo 407-3491090. N mag 201— H • S ta la -o fth e a rt F itn e ss C e n te r . • Screened PoolH eated Spa • Residenl Business Center • U g h ie d Tennis.'indoor (la cq u e lb a B • Lakefront and U k o Views Availed* • Gourmet. Island Kitchens with Dishwasher. Disposal. Microwave. S ell Cleaning Oven and Fro tl f ree Retngeralor wish Icemaker • C e ilin g Fa n s • Screened Patios • Full S lid W ashers.D ry e rs Included • Vaulted C e ilin g s. F ire p la c e s and P riva te storage Available 407-327-4458 100 Stonebrook Orive • Sanford, Florida 32773 Phone: 407-322-9556 • Fax: 407-321-6218 - www.s1onebrookftaimco.com 294 295 297 290 299 300 301 CO R R U G ATED S T E E L R O O flN O tor Barm , Boat Dock*. Shop*, etc. Abo Culvert Pip*: I5'i2<7 5170 00/aa. 1 S 'x 20r 5202/ea Surptoe Steel tS c p p iy toe Apop*s 407-2925755 ’ C m tiim R e s tric tio n s A p p ly ‘InS electepertm enthom es 293 0 4 , L u b e 4 F ile r 191— B uilding M aterials S 1 0 0 00/ P e r M onth Off Y o u r R e n t!* • Gated Community 1Indoor A/c Racquetball •2 Swimming Pools 24 Hour Fitness Center • Sundeck Area Walk-In Closets a Covered Cabanas 4 Jacuzzis Full Size Washer/Dryer’ • Sand Volleyball 4 Washer/Dryer Hook-Ups • 1,2 4 3 Bdrm Apl Homes Spectacular Water Views* 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage P o d Txtto- aw pm iaaacnai B3C senea. le a tw r pockata, one hndi pnm a Mala, n e v e r use d . sliU In C ra te . C a n d a kve r A M l u p C o a t 55*. **4 tor 5 1550 4 0 7 5 6 0 -1 4 1 5 PAY NO RENT UNTIL JULY 2002 VOUR MONTHLY RENT 209 Locksm ith iw bi 5 yr warranty. TWln 575 la 500. Owen 595 ktog 5175 Nmar UM d. can daPrar. 407402-2775 L«ka M a ry B lvd . & 1 7 -9 2 A P A R T M E N T H O M ES 288 Leg al S en d ees 181— A ppliances A c F urniture Fo r S ale 0230 New *1 plasoc- S a l 5195. ^ 287 Lasm Services 255 Alterations 256 AppSanca Repair 257 Auto Elect. 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Lk I k n u e Aakrg 5I7XXXL 358 740-1095 k b n « * a p b « ja ^ ^ ^ wa wM make lha change tor lha next avakabb adtan. Piaaae w a a iy w ' on M Hr* day of pubicatton. H you And an error, phase and we w « correct Ih# error tor lha next publication. W e are responsible lor me hi i i a M ER CH AN DISE 118 Office Space For Rent 1t9 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rant 125 Lease To Own 67 Career Consultants 69 Resum es 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted t r a a n r otuasr. trotowi “ v v In the c v tn t v o u iw t t i to c h a g flf f f U r aA Wyou EMPLOYMENT i i f a h w fia tm MAKINQ a P a y in g fo r yqu r c t a f 1*1*** We gte*y accept Mastercard or Visa. We cheek. Advertisers who wtah to be M bd rd m 211 their ad b pieced Please keep In mind M l •ds^ M .P srso n jH Q” * h Business Opportunrttes (das*. 55) t Oarsga Salas (217) recpilre paymam m - 901 W. 13th SI. Sanford H a ircu b 58 00. Seniors *700 Children under 12. 55 CW •Perms Rofler Sel 540 00 •Care Free Curt and Leisure Curts 540 6 550 Walk Ins Welcome 407-302-0065 Buy TC-W 3 Mercury Motor ON at o n ly a il per Ga/km ll Nlchoia Outboard Sarvtca Caniar, 407-3220954 Buying aX personal walen Sea Doo, Yamaha, ale, work* not Cash paid 407-718639 Looking tor a used boat motor? Vtov* gel tw m i C< ua today! N ichola Ou Sarvic* Cantor, 1000 W ts Santord, 407-322-0954. L 0 0 K II1 Th« New 2(X Sea/N/Spon Com# Check Them Many Modal* To C l Brand Haw Baal 5 1 Starting A l- S1.I Nichols Outbo Service Cent 1000 West 1*1 S I Sj 407-322-0954 -V-V44H4. WN Set Your Boa! on Consignment Nichola Outboard Sarvic* Canter 407 322 0954. �CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald _ ^ u can tax your ad to 407-J2J-«4o* XON FraochAta, tonfor* 33771» P. 0. Bw HS7. gwluil xrm through r r t ^ ilm !Vp^ ,. _ . . ^ a a s & f)«rty ads. C «l|l |d.|^rt»Mifq ||0n> rsqulr* prepaymant. PMfrW Fitty, 5 pmfor Widnaaday EtMon W” *™V 5 pm(or eundiy EdWon. 11 Hama H a iti Cara 12 Elderly Cara 13 Heaim 1 Beauty 14 For Sale 15 Cemetery Lois 18 Ramindef Servlcee 18 Luxury Items 19 ComputarFTV 21 22 23 25 Paraonaia Haaim Cara Leal 8 Found Special Nodes* *-i • 57 Career Consultants 09 Resumes TO Education 8 Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted 88 REN TALS To Shara Opportunities Opportunities Financial Services Money lo Land Mortgages 231— C ars 93 Room* For Rant 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments - Furnished 99 Apartments • Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duples/Trtplsx 107 Mobile Homes For Rent 111 Resort vacations 114 W arshouse/Rsntal Specs 115 Industrial Rentals Fo r S a le *INSTANT twSOIT ® TAKE OVER PAYMENTS CALL MR. PfliCet Se Habta Eapanoi [ SANFORO 407-321-5181 117 Com mercial Rentals 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rant 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Laaae To Own 127 Sloraga/Offlce For Rent 141 Homes For SaJa 143 Out of State Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sals 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lois For Seta 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobita Homes For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale 235— 235— T r u c k /B u ses/V a n s F o r T r u c k / B u ses/V a n s F o r S ale S ale 1991 NISSAN Truck. 96knvta* stick aNL badhtar. cap. rack, run great 51900 ObO. 407-322-8883. or 407- I960 Chevy Luv Pick-up: Rebuilt engine, runs greet. Bedkier 5450. Also have Leers camper th e ! tor a tong bad pkk ip . lir a naw. 575.407324-0519 or 407- 4838429 " A tM * H H X K B R S F W r = R lM * f t * M * A I M * ~ •CREDITO M STA N TAM O * It M 0 Lincoln Conananul Mark VL1 ban 100K rnlaa. *1100.1 7-32143229. 1MB CMC ‘Arm y SuV 4-t, S G I good bra*. II ,000, obo 407-329 0106. i TRULV "Offices Coast to Coast" Since 1954 1SSS Honda Aooont Naw part, g o d kwartor. K C naadt work SMBS or . bast cflar. Cal 407-327-3007, altar p You •to High S c h o o l atudon t rattabto vahJcia to find w o rk. C o n o n ly a ffo rd ISO .00. C a ll S a o n . 407-321-4447. 1908 Starcrta PopAJp SktaoJdnng rnenv atoepa 8 AC. had. toU . toowar 8 refng Extra large screen room attachment 58.500 obo 407-869 tone la rvfce Service A Repair la our QMLX Buemeu 'Boat A Tiwtac Rapalrt •Factory CartAaO Tachncuna Hartoo - -ttarontaar ttaatar £)EP6f SERVICE Computer Lamer Printers Fax Machines Firatwd. Rad. 0 cyt, auto, ' gadad. rungraaL56.000 Cal tasr , 8pm. 407-323-2519. PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDIT .. BAD CREDIT SANFORD 407-321-5153 (Sa Habla Eapanoi) $95 -t- Parts PART-TIME SUMMER Free kick-U p A Delivery 407-324-3845 POSITIONS AVAILARLE IN AVIATION SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 263-C arpentry Cem pra Aqui— Paga Aqui I • RAM P SERVICES CO N 5181 PRONTO PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDITO . MAL CREOfTO SANFORD 407-321-5183 --------- desdI---------518.85 PORDU WOOD WORK IN TERIOfVEXTERIOfl DOORS TO R O TTEN W OOD O ver 30 y a rn eipertanca C a l J.R . 407-888-2282 • AIRCRAFT INTERIOR CLEANER • JANITORIAL SERVICES (day & evening positions available) 269-C leaning S ervices ““&UT2 CLEAN I O iler Theee Service* •Maid Sendee • Oftic* Cleaning •Floor Rtantahmg 407-321-8712 ftoaning Btnlci u iiio n ib k “ RENTA DE AUTCWAN" We offer holiday pay; uniforms, free parking, paid comprehensive industry training, weekly pay, direct deposit and a safe work environment. Sanford. 407-321-5153 Sa Habla Eapanoi Toyota Camry. 1993. 132KnrdeA 55,000 4076890011 or 332-383 4942 235— “ R EPO S REPO S R E P O S - •CREDITO INSTANTA N IO Transhero Las Paoot A Su Nombrtl Llama a Sr. Pradoi M«*.bUmo* Irmlei SANFORD 407-321-5183 “ R EPO S R EPO S R i W F " •CREOfTO INSTANTANEO* Tranakaro Las Pagot A Su Nombrtl Uama a Sr Pradoi tUbiamoa Ingle* SANFORD 407-321-5163 7 C hivy S-10 thort bad pickup. rrOaege. Dark Grain, AMTM lia r to . 55.000. 407-323-2882 1997 Chary S -tq 4 cytodtr.X45ST *up#r dean. low unto*. | 7900obo 407-322-7498 B U Y H E R * ..... P A Y h I M T CA LL MR CASH and DRIVE AWAY TODAY FOR A s Uttla Aa 51S90OWNII! PHIL BETTIS CA R CENTER NO CREDIT... BAD CREDIT SAN FORD 407-321-5133 |Sa Habla EtpanoQ CeM Jacquy, 388-218-4839 NEAT-N-T1DY 407-324-1177 Don’t let these opportunities fly by, stop by our administration office Monday thru Friday between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm for an application and more information. T r u c k /B u se s /V a n s F o r S a le SWISSPORT USA, INC. 2 RED CLEVELAND BLVD. SU ITE 2 0 5 SA N FO RD , FL 3 2 7 7 3 407-585-4790 (We are located on the second floor above Dollar Rent a Car) All Candidates must provide: • 10 y ear work / school history • P a s s a drug screening • B e available to work weekends, holidays and evening hours. For Ramp Services positions, you must p o sse ss a valid Florida Dnvers License and be able to lilt up to 75 pounds of luggage on a consistent basis. A ak About O ur Ip e d ta el 271-C onstruction Bennett Cenetructton Inc RAISE, LE V E L and REPAIR STRUCTURES For £ .part Advice c a l (407)844-0330 272-D oc G rooming Coer. A Ttae------Dog Grooming Salon 1313 S Park Ave, Santord 407 302 5090 U nkfU 0 a n O ouU qiM 2 7 5 -D r y w a l l Dry Wall 'S tu cco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcorn!! 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -6 3 3 8 L/l 0 n 316 Weldtog 8 Sheet Metal 318 Well Drilling 319 Window Washing 8 THtog 294-Pain tin g fy .L .fa ia w ^ ta , nm m g a n m o o w i|P |in g F30LoU pakn** r No Job too Mata i •r" 279-H auung ’ Debriai Ram R a movaTi ava ro an g a Cleanout*'Bruth JrvariTAjtehm g’ Tnnk Name 8 W e* Do K. Job Too Big or Bm al ‘ Free EMmatoe* Wa* Beat A ny Price 4078884835 i HwSng A Cleanup A i typaa of ttabrii removed Garage rtaanouta. yard rtaancp*. We elec haul Junk can kee, with Bile*. 407330-9304 or 407-2466149 280-G arage D oor S ervice_______ 295-Pa r a le g a l S vcs Power of Aaomayt i Benkruptoy. N em e C hang e, Oiher Seivtoes A r C a^ Lpd * a rl Ever ttaady Oarage Door Spnnaa. Repair*. Mamtananca Liatim a Warranty Part* 24 Hr*. 388-579-4383 281-H om e 300-Pie s s u r i Cleaning DUN N IL CHARLES D. (Dan) IMLLER. Buktar, CBC05728S. RamComm. repair Atarrrvta repair. 407-320-1741 H nn Jl rDaaU M .,_ im oii.ie o BHan g ■ n aMnru g By RuaaaN Pabra 40 Y rt Local Eiparl Home. Buamata. Hta4oricai Uc. to*, 388-774-5299 282-I nternet S ervice Provid ers PrlmenetUSAnet Unlim ited N ational Accee*, M 514 95rmcn*i or Bring 1 and It* FREEI Wa taaiur* tael rahabie 58k dial up accee* w«h nationwid* coverage. Why pey more? C a iu t *1(368!i) 8605240, or v tlit u* on the web *L Al Etome mpeei. Ktown, Baft, Cd*a A Wiring, ktoch more C al lor Free Estimate Licensed A Insured. Excellent Rets Call M ia at 407-474 5427 407-321-4151 Preaaiea ChemleW Root (N o p ra a e u e , ta ta i to etawi areof) Free Eadmaw CommerdtaW t o eparWta I) 788-9070 (388) 3 0 1 -R o o fm c •u a M M M w a Specktadngh mroetag Arappire407-322-IMS Uc* RC0080689 3 0 8 - T H i* A m m ? V M assac* »yrwjnmanttuM.n«l 287-L awn S ervices Bob's Lawn S ervice Treeh Removal A Hauling UgM Traa Trimming 407-322-88B1 (Offlca) 407-402-2811 (Mobile) C A M Lawn Sarvlca fleeidantla! A Commercial Law n C uffing C h e a p e st n tow nl 407-321- Avalon Cartar IMM008018 Karen Chadamon LMT. IMA00I 4481 1400 S. Perk Ave., 407-330-8W 7 312— T r e e S la v ic * C/ewLeader*. Tree Titemer* Top Pay. Banefea, Drug Ftp*. DL raq., EOE Lewis Tma Sarvlca Inc. T-600-3338737 8432 o r 407-328-8738 291-M oktcaces N EED A H O M E LO A N 7 W ide R a n g e M ortgage program s G o o d C redit. Stow C retM , S a lt-E m p lo ye d Free P re -A p p ro va l! i Bob'! Tim l aw tea? Wa Accept AAC Tree Removal. Tnmmkig. Svc, Firewood. Fim “ UcAnaA07- 388-1578 315—Well Dulling D N. B Fu rvkn g . Inc A M ortgage B ro k e ra g e B ia m a a * 407-823-3090 278-H andy M an N E E D C A S H ? W AN T A NEW H O M E ? 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Florida, of time instead of the usual course, has more than its heavily mayonnaise-laden fair share of great outdoor potato salad (as you know picnic locations. mayonnaise and the sum­ The French have been mer sun are not a good perfecting the art of the combination),you are picnic since the mid 1700's going to bring a complete­ when the activity was first Elizabeth Dougherty ly different creation —a described as "piqueCulinary Tarragon Summer Salad. rique." The Americans Every bite of this salad, caught on in the 1800's, cCapers ap ers every crunch fust gushes but your great-great id mother's idea of a • • • • • • • • with a thirst quenching grandi mixture of fresh summer picnic may have been a lit­ tle different than yours. The “Book Ingredients that will actually have your gyests asking for more salad of Household Management" pub­ every time. (Even my friend's four lished in the 1800's describes a year old finicky cater wanted "proper picnic" as having thirty more) This is a gorgeous salad. five different dishes. The mixture of diced Ingredients Whether then or now, a great —blanched green beans, red and picnic becomes one of those icggreen onkxu, yellow and orange i n t i r y family m em ories. I> i you remember the time the whole fam­ peppers and garbanzo beans cov­ ered with a white wine tarragon ily had a picnic in the park and dressing create a colorful master­ "Uncle Fred" fell in the water try­ piece. The dressing is a sweet light ing to catch the Frisbee? Do you and rich taste of white wine, shal­ remember when you were a kid lots, lemon zest and extra virgin and Mom took you to a picnic by olive oil. (The difference between the lake and you fed the ducks? just olive oil and extra virgin olive Do you remember the first picnic oil can be the difference between where you had your first kiss? good food and great food). If you Yes, every great picnic lives on in have never had tarragon in your a wonderful memory. salad, it is the sweet herb that There were picnics on the gives that extra special taste in beach with coolers full of soft such great French creations as drinks, kids latliered in sunscreen, bemaise sauce. Hus salad tastes baloney sandwiches, potato chips best when made the night before and chocolate chip cookies. The and chilled in the Iridge, giving smell of the sea air, the inevitable the Ingredients the time to souk in sand in the food. Mom and Dad all the exquisite tastes. Perfect for trying to keep an eye on the kids as they run in and out of the water a picnic. The main c o u rs e of TUscan -all are great memories. Chicken can also be prepared the There were romantic picnics in night before. This seared chicken, the park complete with a blanket stuffed with an olive tamponade, under the oak tree, wicker baskets fills your senses with a burst of filled fruit, cheese, French bread, and a buttle of wine. You and your flavors that transports you to the fresh open markets of the loved one escaped the real world Mediterranean. Perfect cold or at and just enjoyed the time alone, room temperature, there b a secret sitting on a shade covered blanket, salty ingredient that your friends lost in each other's company. will never guess. Once you taste There are three ingredients for thb, you will kick the bucket (the a great picnic — great people, a chicken bucket) for good. great place and great food. You The Country Pear Tart b a supply the first two and for the T TUscan Chickan, Tarragon Summer Salad and Country Pear Tkrt dessert that b the perfect ending to a great picnk. You could fix thb the night before, but 1 recommend baking it the morning of the picnic. Being a purist, there b that perfect­ ly fresh, melt In your mouth, flaky crust taste that only comes with fresh ingredients (including lots of real butter) that are eaten the same day of cooking. Il b good the next day, but II is perfect the day of cooking. The fanned out pears, covered with a brandy apricot glaze, sit artistically arranged atop a light vanilla custard, all In a pate brisee crust Your friends, family or special love will be Ihrilled with the food. With great food out of the way, the rest of the memory making b up to you. TUscan Chicken © Elizabeth Dougherty 2002 ' • One cut up chicken, skin on. •3/4 cup of grrek olives, pit­ ted. • 1 tablespoon of capers • 1 tablespoon of anchovy paste ■ 1 tablespoon of garlic • Zest of one lemon • 1/2 cup of extra virgin dive oil Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. In a food processor, combine olives, capers, anchovy paste, gar­ lic and lemon zest Buzz until it forms a paste. Slowly add dive oil with processor running until mix­ ture b smooth. Stop adding when it just reaches a smooth consisten­ cy, otherwise it will be too oily. Reserve the remaining oiL Stuff about one and a half table­ spoons of the mixture under the skin of each piece of chicken. Heat up an oven proof frying pan (like cast iron) to medium nigh heat. Add a couple table­ spoons of the leftover dl into the pan. When it just begins to smoke, add chicken, skin side down to the pan Sear until skin b golden, then turn pieces over and pop into the oven for fifteen minutes, or until done. Can be served cold or at room temperature. Serves four. Tarragon Summer Salad • 1/4 pound of green beans ■ 1/2 can of garbanzo beans (15 oz can size) • One yellow pepper • One orange pepper • Half of one large red onion • One bunch of green onions • One bunch of tarragon • One half bottle of while wine • One shallot • Zest of one lemon • 1 tablespoon rice wine vine• Sait and pepper lo taste Blanch green beans by putting them in boiling water for three to four minutes and then shock them in Ice cold water. When coded, cut into one inch pieces and add to salad bowL Chop red onion and peppers into medium dice, add to salad bowL , Finely chop green onions and add to salad bowL Add garbanzo beans to salad. Add tarragon leaves to salad, reserving stems. In a saucepan, combine white wine and. tarragon stems. Reduce to one quarter cup. While il b reducing, finely mince shallot and lemon zest and add to a small bowl Add rice vinegar. When reduction b finished pour over shallot/lemon mixture. Allow to cool. Add salt and pepper to mix­ ture and pour over salad. Serves four. * f Country Pear Tart ; until mixture starts to look like small peas. Then slowly add Ice water while pulsing until mixture JUST starts to come together. When thb happens, stop adding water. Dump mixture out onto plastic wrap and after wrapping up, form it Into a disc Chill for twenty minutes. Then take out of fridge, cut in half (reserve ether half for another tart) and roll out to one eighth inch thickness. Place dough in tart pan and blind bake for twelve minutes at 400 degrees. (Prick dough with a fork or put dry beans on parchment in Inc middle of tart to keep it from ris­ ing) Let cool. • 3 medium sized pears, any type. You could also use apples, peaches, plums, etc. Peel core and slice lengthwise one eight inch thick. Fan out, as in picture in tart shell. litfhl tiaturJ fopfxwlJ • One egg • 1/2 cream • Pinch of cinnamon • I tablespoon of sugar. Mix all ingredients together with a fork. Pour in between pears and immediately place back in oven at 400 degrees for 25 minutes or until golden brown. Glaze • 3 tablespoons of apricot jam. • 1 tablespoon of brandy • Water to thin mixture When tart b cool, brush glaze over pears. Serves 4-6. Enjoy! Pate Brisee Crusl • 11/2 sticks of Ice cold butter, cut into cubes. • 2 cups all purpose flour • Pinch of salt • One half cup ice cold water1In a food processor, place . salt and add cubes of butter. Pulse." EfizufaA Dougherty a a member i f the Interm bom l Aseexmtkm of Culmary Pnfesm m k and the f k n ii Restaurant Aeaanetion. She m otrvoUly rmuuatmg a farmer m Sanford there thewtUkm h Itmmyrtf m nm --------------------------------------------- Hawkins Continued from Page 7C and criteria is determ ined by SASI. Various ribbons w ere a b o presented to num erous cadets during the event O utstanding cadets are recipients from each class. They m u st possess a high m oral character, d em on­ strate positive personal attributes and display out­ standing m ilitary potential. Those nam ed outstanding cad ets included: First-year cadet D avid M arkus, sec­ ond -year cad et Alonna Sm ith, third -year cad et Shaw nalee Fuentes and fourth-year cadet M atthew Pilch. R eceiving the 2001-2002 D istinguished C adet Award w as Jerem iah Rivera, w ho said his instructors tell him he Is alw ay s there w hen needed. Second Sh ilo h M issionary Baptist Church M usic D epartm ent and Praise Team s will present "G ospel Explosion 2002," Thursday, Ju n e 6, through Saturday, June 8, a t 7 p.m. nightly. The schedule includes: • Thursday, June 6 — M essage by Prophetess Alexis Freeman of O rlando • Friday, June 7 — M inister Daniel Ings of O rlando • Saturday, June 8 — Evangelist Betty Hudson G u est choirs w ill include First Shiloh M en 's Choir, M aced onia M en 's Choir, Eatonville, and G od Sent o f Eatonville. '. . T h e Rev. M arvin Scott is pastor. T h e annual m other/ d aughter banquet, spon­ sored by The Women of Purpose o f New Bethel M .B. C hurch w ill be held 6 p.m . Saturday, Ju ne 1, in the Boys and G irls Club o f West Sdriford, located at 919 Persim m on Avc. A reception and photo session w ill be held from 5 to 6 p.m. The banquet begins at 6 p.m . Attire is sem i-formal. Tickets are $12 fo r adults and $6 for young ladies ages 10 and under. Included in each ticket is a 1/4 page "expression of lo v e." For inform ation, call 407321-4881. �I ill Si m im ii i M i h \i h Section G In s id e : R eligion 4C -5C Doris D ietrich 3C Marva H awkins 7C Sunday May 2 6 ,2 0 0 2 Raising a successful thoroughbred takes a lot o f work and d little luck. Just ask Laura Howell. * B y Dan fln g //TAT h o 's your d a d d y " isn ’t a taunt in thoroughbred racing. It's a V V legitim ate question, o n e that could b e w orth $300,000. T h a t's how m u ch Seattle Slew , the la s t liv ­ ing Triple Crown winner, earned for s irin g a foal. T h e better the blood lines, the ste ep e r the stu d fee. U n til his death o n May ^ . 7, S e a ttle Slew com * , m and ed 1f\ J th e in d u stry 's m ost lucrative fee from breed ­ e rs hoping to raise a top thoroughbred. "Y ou ju st can ’t breed any two horses and e x p e ct to w in the K entucky D erby," said L aura H ow ell, ow ner o f D ark H orse Farm s In S an fo rd . "T h e re 's a lot o f research that goes in to b reed ing. Records for the thoroughbred in d u stry go b ack hundreds o f y ears." H ow ell started her farm two y ears ago, thou g h sh e 's been involved w ith horses fo r y ears. " I started going to the yearling auctions in O ca la , m ainly ju st for fu n ," How ell said. "T h e n one y ear I went up with m oney in my po ck et and cam e back w ith a h o rse." K entucky is the indu stry's m ajor breeding g ro u nd , bu t O cala is not far behind. "T h ere are som e really nice / sta llio n s In O ca la ," How ell W his busin T h a t's conv enient for H ow ell becau se she m ust "tr a ile r " h er m ares to other * '•« track ts takl ffo g breedei ^ "T h e ^h o ro u g h b re d In d u s- g a m b l e . OtlC try is the only industry that d o e sn 't a llo w artificial insem ina­ tio n ," she said . "You have to have w hat they ca ll a 'liv e cov er.' " H ow ell sp en d s about a year researching stallio n s b efore selecting one to breed w ith h e r m ares. Price is a prim ary concern, but oth er facto rs are im portant, too. " I 'm looking for a good ped igree," she said . " I f Pm g oing to breed, I'm going to go tor the highest qual * ity I can afford. I'm a lso looking for a young taking a w ho has or two crops W inning the D erby or a m ajor B re ed e r's Cup race w ould b e nice, H ow ell adm its, but th at's not w hat m otivates her. "S u c c e ss is w hen the farm m akes m oney," she said . "T h is is som ething I enjoy doing. I hav e a five-year plan, and at the end of that tim e I w ant to have a profitable b u sin ess." T h e Triple C row n races are the m ost fam il­ iar, thougn the B reed er's C u p races carry as m uch prestige in horse com S is SU Ch a munlty. it's possible that *ettor at the Hfowe11 c° u d brcAcda horsc f o f som e stature. A blue? 0 g a m b le , blooded pedigree d oesn't guarantee a w inning thor° u8hbred or high-d ollar fee conu, breed ing tim e. A amble. h orse's track perform ance — and that o f its offspring — fac­ tors heavily in to the breed ing fee. O ur Em blem , sire to War Em blem , is a good e x a m ­ ple. W hen W ar Em blem w as b o m , his father earned a $10,000 stud fee. His stock d ropped, how ever, a fte r his offspring failed to live up to exp ectation s. T his season O ur Em blem 's fe e is a m odest $4,000. W ith his win last w eek at the Preakness Stakes, War Emblem now has tw o o f the three jew els in the Triple C row n, w hich could boost his fath er's fee to $50,000. Shou ld War Em blem w in the Belm ont Stakes, O ur E m blem 's stud fee m ight surpass S taking a h e o w n e r is ne ,S $ 100, 000. See H ow ell, Page 2C I �TKK SnaNOLK Huuld P a g e 2 C Sunday, May. 26.2002 T H o w e ll 1C "This business is such a gam ble," Howell said. "The bettor at the track is taking a gamble, the breeder is taking a gamble, and the owner is tak­ ing a gamble. You never know for sure how it's going to turn out "O ur Emblem is still under contract to som e breeders for $4,000," she added. "Talk about luck." The real money is m ade on stallions. A productive stafyion • dominated industry," HowfelJ can sire 40 to 50 foals each year and generate a six-figure But she prefers the mares. annual income on a modest For one, stallions are expen­ stud fee. Champion sires can sive. earn millions. 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"This is a tough business to make money in," she said. "I just have to work my way up in the industry, it will take some time. I really do love working with the horses." Seminole Loan P.O. Box 1057 106 S. Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 12Mo. Tamuityonrefrigerators 2yr. Vamnty ooIrboiil VyD Sattots 6 DttimjAttiUHt *SPECULA build up muscle tone. "You also have to teach them how to get in and out of a trailer, how to. walk on a lead and how to stop on com­ mand," Howell said. "You want the horse to be wellbehaved when you show it at auction." The yearlings also must be groomed regularly and should remain out o f direct sunlight. “The sun fades the color in the hair," Howell said. mJnaofehnfcan NEW HOURS Open I Days A WMk Mon-Sat 10-7 BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER 7 __ *850 Includes Filing Frcs P A Y M E N T P L A N S A V A IL A B L E Also practicing In the areas of Probate. Wills. Divorce. Modification. Child Support. Guardianship, Family Law, Domestic Injunctions, Landlord/Tenant Evictions. LAWOFFICESOF PAMELAJ. HELTON, PA 801N Magnolia fee., Suita 407, 655W. Hwy. 50,Suite 102 Orlando. FI 32803 Clermont FI 34711 >107481.9564 , 352-243-811 �Tm S n o to u Hduld Sunday. May 26.2602 P a g e 7C Cadets honored during 15th annual M ilitary B all T h e 15th annual Military Airman Award to Aric Ball and Awards Cerem ony Terwilleger. Albert Little preBanquet for Sem inole High sented th e Sons o f Hie School's AFJROTC was held Am erican Revolution Award M ay 10 atH eathrow .......... ................. t to Brad Zeak. Sandra Country Club. C ass presented the The theme o f the Veterans o f Foreig celebration and hon* W ars District 18 W FW ore affair w as Auxiliary Award to "C adets Today, Donnie Brown. L ead en Tomorrow." Nina C rouse pre­ C/Col. Luis J. Vega, sented the Veterans of the outgoing group Foreign Wars com m ander of Auxiliary 10108 Florida 872, w as m as­ Marva Award to Jeremiah ter o f ceremonies for Rivera. M . S g t Care, the third annual ball H a w k l l l S (JS A F (Ret) presented for the new m illenni­ “ “ “ * • • • the Veterans of um, along with C/Lt. Col. Foreign Wars Post 10108 Adam R. Mundy and C/Lt. Award to Alonna Smith. CD R Col. Donnie L. Brown. Robert Buerger presented the They introduced the dais Retired O fficers Association w ith tne top education lead­ Award to Jacquelyn ers o f Seminole County, M cGaffick. Mr. and Mrs. John including Principal Karen Parker presented the Military Colem an, Dean o f Students Order o f World Ware Award Sylvester Wynn, Senior to M ohamed Nsoulia. Aerospace £>dence Instructor C hief Warrant Officer Col. Charles Gibson and Ms. Charles N oppinger presented Gibson, Aerospace Science the Reserve O fficers Instructor SM Sgt. Gerald Association Award to Andres Sm ith and Ms. Sm ith, and Rodriguez. C hief Petty Aerospace Science Instructor O fficer Sylvester Hall, Mrs. SM Sgt. Jam es Sanders. Also Hall and Navy Petty O fficer sharing the dais w as Cadet 2nd C lass Harold Dudley Group Com m ander C/Lt. resented the American Col. Donnie Brown and eterans Award to Shaw nalcc Rachael Urceola, Outgoing Fuentes. Group Com m ander C/Lt. Also am ong the distin­ Co). Adam Mundy and guished guests were AFA Cristina Arroyo. and Aerospace Education Distinguished guests of the Foundation Chief Master Sgt. evening were introduced, Richard Ortega, USAF (Ret.). and they are avid supporters G roup Com m ander C/Lt. o f the Seminole High School Col. D onnie Brown intro­ JROTC. duced h is outstanding staff, After a delicious dinner. who have worked many Principal Colem an compli­ hours fo r the success of a mented the cadets and the fund and great RO TC pro­ major leaders for the finest gram. These young people salute C/Col. Luis J. Vega, year and an outstanding club Special Assistant, Senior success in all projects taken Aerospace Science Instructor, on by the Sem inole Air Force and O verall Drill Team Junior ROTC of Sem inole Com m ander; C/Lt. Col. High. Adam R. Mundy, Special During the evening, sen­ iors from the class of 2002 Assistant to Senior Aerospace were acknowledged on Science Instructor; C/Lt. Col. behalf of FL-872. Words of Matthew J. Pilch, Cadet Vice thanks were given to the par­ Group Com m ander and ents and guardians for their Color Guard Commander; support during the academic C/Lt. Col. Andres Rodriguez, Cadet Operation Squadron 2001-2002 year, C/Lt. Col. Adam R. Com m ander; C/Lt. Col. Mundy presented the repre­ Edwin O rtis, Special Projects sentatives who gave out the Officer; C/M aj. Jennifer P. national organization awards. Allen, Logistics Officer; The first award w as given C/Maj. Erika C. M edlock, Financial M anagement by M ajor Joseph Sm all, who presented the Tuskegle Officer; C/M aj. Nicholas M. « La bosky, Personnel O fficer; C/CM Sgt. Shawnaleo Fuentes, Command C hief M aster Sgt., Saber Team Com m ander and C olor Guard Com m ander; C/CM Sgt. Jerem iah A. Rivera, First Sgt.; C/SM Sgt. Bryan P. Jonas, Drill Team Com m ander; and C/SM Sgt. Allona N . Sm ith, Com m unity Service N CO. We salute the M ilitary Ball Committee and the d rill team for their long and strenuous hours o f practices. T he team is known for its perfection, discipline and giving 110 per­ cent at every practice. The Saber Team perform ed at 75 percent o f all functions to ca m their ribbons, and they also performed at the SH S homecoming gam e. The SH S Color G uard did an outstanding job a t drill com petitions, having won many trophies. They per­ formed at 75 percent o f all activities assigned. rm fM u psK ny ijy M in r i n iw t in a Cadet senior officers of the Class of 2002 with Senior Aerospace Science Instructor Cot. Charles Gibson. C/Lt. Col. Edwin Ortiz was awarded the co-curricular activities ribbon for dem on­ strating exceptional leader­ ship in achieving objectives through coordinated efforts. Outstanding Flight is awarded each academ ic term. See H a w k in s, Page 8 C ■ V 1 » Two new reasons to come out and play Now more than ever, it's worth the drive to Orfando! Because Wet 'n Wild is rockirfg with a thrilling new ride, The Storm, and a completely renovated and expanded Kids' Park. Best of all, the whole park is yours all day for just $21 with proof of Florida residency!* Plus Tox Pei Pei ton Adull oi Child W ith Florida ID i �T hk S oonou Hould Page 6C f • _ # * . • « . * * I . Curcuma: The hidden jewels Stardust holds last bridging cerem ony Curcuma b a genus of about bright pink inflorescence in the 70 spedes of plants in the ginger spring as Ihe foliage emerges to family, moetiv from TVopical form large chimps. Bloom b Asia. 'Many !any display very aeeeeeeeaeeeeeaoe»*•«• , long lasting as cut flower. attractive foliage and • Hidden Ginger flowers; others are eco­ Grows 4 to 5 feet tall, nomically Important as with maroon colored source of spices, dyes, inflorescence with yel­ starch or teed in tradi­ low flowers in the spring tional medicines. ng before the appearing The large, tropicalhave a foliage. Leaves Le, looking bright green mli purple midrib. Bloom leaves, sometimes with AJ can be used as a long an attractive red or purFerrer pie midrib area and the ....................... lasting cut flower. • Jewel of Thailand exotic flower spikes are the main ornamental features of G inger Grows 3 feet tall, with one foot tall pink inflorescence this plant. with yellow flowers in the fall. Leaves are pleated. The Plant Pride of Burma: Grows 2 to 3 Large oval, long stemmed leaves are borne from under­ feet high in 30-50 percent shade, with pure orange inflorescence ground stems or rhizomes, like changing to light orange-yellow ginger. The inflorescences are inside. Delicate small flowers club-shaped structures with spi­ located between bracts are rally arranged bracts. white with yellow throat. The lower two thirds of the Leaves are bright green and bracts are given, often tinged broad, extending above the with red or purple, are fertile inflorescence. Plant goes dor­ and bear Ihe flowers. The upper mant in winter. third of the bracts are sterile and brightly colored in shades of white to pink and purple. The Use This plant Ls excellent as a flowers, barely visible, arc borne ground cover for shaded areas. in the axils of the enclosing It adds a tropical lixik at your bracts. garden and can be used as a cut flower plant The dried rhizome Culture of some species is a source of Plant rhizomes 2 to 3 inches turmeric, used as a spire and deep in a well-drained soil in dye. early spring. Enrich soil with Turmeric is the key spire in organic materials such as comcurry. Indian turmeric Ls used as post, manure or peat. Locate fixxi flavoring, an effective plant in a partially shaded area, ingredient in medicines and preferably on the east side of cosmetics, and a natural yellow the garden. Plant should be colorant. Turmeric contains an watered frequently tit keep soil oil that consists in part of enrmoisture high. cumin, which on oxidation is Fertilize in the spring and fall changed into vanillin, live active with a balanced garden fertiliz­ principle in vanilla. er. Tlte plant dies back and goes Curcumln Is the yellow pig­ dormant in winter. When the plant is dormant water sparing­ ment of turmeric. Currumin has been used in both the tradition­ ly until new growth resumes in al Indian and Chinese Medicine. spring. When grown in contain­ Chemical studies hive shown ers it must be potted in wellthat several active components drained soil of peat and loam mixed with small pieces of in Curcuma have anti-inflam­ matory, anti-oxidant, anti-micro­ sandstone, charcoal qr soft bntbial, and anti fungal activity. ken brick and coarse sand. The atmosphere must be A l F m r la Sam lnoia County humid. Division of rhizome Ls H oM cuew M . Inquth** may ba dhasM to the easiest means of propaga­ Nm a l * » Cooparattva Eitanaion aarvloa. 230 W. County Homo Road. Santord. FI tion. Some of the cultured 32773 or phone MS-3330. A l Sandnoia species are; County Cooperative Eitanaion aantcaa • Giant Plume Ginger ara open to aM laqa n ia aa ot raca. color, N i , hAndcap or national origin. Grows 7 to 8 feet tall, with a Heathrow w ill be the new Bridging is w hen girls Liberty Service Unit. m ove from one level of The bridging ceremony, scouting to the next. Stardust Is the Girl Scout ........... ............. held at Holy Cross Lutheran Church on Service Unit for Lake Saturday, was the M ary Elementary, first and last time Heathrow Elem entary and Wilson Elementary. T his year. Stardust celebrated (K), Brownies (first their 12th and last through third) and bridging ceremony. Juniors (fourth Because o f growth. Mary through sixth) bridg­ Citrus Council is Rowell ing, but this year, breaking up Stardust t e e e Stardust also had and the neighboring Cadettes (seventh Whispering W inds through ninth) and 1 Senior Service Unit. Beginnin (10th -l2th) bridge. The the fall, Lake Mary am Senior, Brittany Bolton, bridged to adults. A s a spe­ cial recognition for bridging to adults, Brittany w as pre­ sented with a Lifetime Membership to Girl Scouts. The bridging ceremony was unique In another way this year. There were Juniors bridging to Cadettes who had earned their Bronze Award. Fqr many years, Cadette Girl Scouts could earn their Silver Award and Seniors could earn their Gold Award. This is the first year that Girl Scouts has had a Bronze Award Juniors could earn. The new Brownie Troop 1S12 The new Junior Troop 2021 The new Cadette Troop 262 The new Cadette T roop 454 The new Senior Troop 984 Don’t miss our ANFORD MAIN STREET FARMER’S MARKET IwlAGNOLIA SQUARE ON FIRST STREET EVERYTUESDAY The new Adult OlH Scout tram Troop 148 L IV E E N T E R T A IN M E N T • F R U IT S • V E G G IE S • PLANTS • AND MORE For More Information Call The new Cadette Troop 1710 �T h i Skuinou Hexald .Sunday. May 26.2002 P8|e 3C Pilot Club invites community to 60th anniversary fete The Pilot Club of Sanford is celebrating its 60th Anniversary/Share pilot with a big reception in downtown Sanford on Saturday, June 1. The community is invited to help the Pilots cele­ brate their anniversary. ances will be held In the Performing Arts Theatre at Winter Springs High SchooL According to Valerie WWd, "Each show is completely different and filled with a vari­ ety of dance and some­ times, even song, when Those w ho are interest­ the. musical theatre ed in attending and divas take over the helping celebrate the stage." There is some­ event m ay call Marian thing for everyone with Doris Rethwill at 407-322many old favorites Dietrich making an encore as 7345. The club was char• • • • • • • • well as some of today's tered in December, hottest dances. advance by calling 407-3231900, or are available at the door before each performance. 1940, followed by Charter Among the dancers per­ Night on Jan. 14,1941. During forming will be Joshua the years, the club has sup­ McLamb, currently Florida’s ported numerous projects male "Rising Star/' He will including scholarships, a Milk premiere his new number. Fund for needy primary scluml T op Hat," in tribute to Fred children in the Sanford area; a Astaire. Drew Stanley, 12, Bicycle Safety Roeleo for ele­ regional JR. Dancer of the Year mentary schools in conjunction in America Dance Awards competition, will do a take-off wilh the Sheriff's Office; a on Donald O'Conner’s Naturalization Ceremony for "Singing in Ihc ILiin," as he awarding citizenship to immi­ performs a flashy tap dance to grants and support fair the "Fit as a Fiddle." Sanford Christian Sharing Daniel Hunalp, 14, Florida's Center, the Good Samaritan JR. Dance, per Florida Dance Home and the Rescue Mission. Masters, will thrill the audi­ Tlie main fund-raiser during ence with his version of the years Iras been the sale of Frankie Lane's "M ule Train" decorated Easter eggs as doUs, bunnies and clowns and cake while dancing a bull-whip tip routine. eggs. . ■ ■ Vince Autorino, 13, former Charter club members were; Male Rising Star of Florida Mary Rawlins, Maybelle dances "Cuban Pete', performs Russell, Olive Hunt. Florence bullet, musical theatre and Holder. Margaret Erickson, Cussie Hinton, Ann McNeill, joins the boys jazz class in Eleanor Morrison, Marian "Stars and Stripes." He aLso Ls among 16 other dancers in a Meyer, Lucile Pegram, Frances "Riverdance" number. Swanson, LuVera Smith, Maude Ramsey* Hden-Schultz, r» * Parents gef in the act, too. “Dancing Dads" will perform Lucy Smith and Hazell Field. "I got Rhythm" with their own daughters and sons, and 'Show case 2002' "M oms and Kids" will dance “Strike Up The Band" is the theme of this year's "Showcase to Natalie Cole's "LO .V .E." "Strike Up The Band" will 2002" performance, Broadwaystyle, of course, to be presented see ihe band reverting to an orchestra to accommodate the by students of Miriam and moods of the dances which Valerie's School of Dance Arts. include beautiful ballets, For 36 years now, the dancers today's hottest jazz, L A . trend, have been spotlighted in these hip hop and classic jazz styles. end-of-the-year recitals to the The recital will feature dancers delight of appreciative audi­ from both the Sanford and ences. Dancers this year range Lake Mary studios. The in age from 4 to past 40 during award-winning S.O.D.A. Pops the three-performance series. (School of Dance Arts The three shows are sched­ Performers on Parade) will uled for Saturday, June 1, at 2 present new dances in this p.m., another show that year's extravaganza. evening at 7 p.m. and the third Seating is reserv ed and tick­ show is a Sunday matinee on ets, at 57 each, lire on sale in June 2, at 2 p.m. AU perform­ In lieu o f book reporting, Rose Edith Jacobson directed a play about a dog and a bear. The dog chased a bear up a tree leaving the players, m em ­ bers of the group, in a dilem­ ma as how to get the bear down from the tree and after they retrieved him, what to do with him, which was Lauded with laughter. Characters in the humorous ____ i Bear Venus Dog The May meeting of the Literary Group o f Ihe Sanford Woman's Club was held at the Betty Jean M etis building. Hostess Fran Morton served a variety of refreshments before the program. Officers elected for a twoyear term include: Vivian Buck, chairman; Shirley Milis, secretary; and Zeida Siskind, treasurer. during their May meeting. Pictured, from left, are Viola Frank, Vivian Buck, LuCindy Russell. Zeida Siskind and Rose Edith Jacobson. skit were; Rose Edith Jacobson, Russian owner of the dog; Vivian Buck, animal control representative; Viola Frank, policeman; LuCindy Russell as tine bear; and Zeida Siskind as the dog. The June meeting will be a covered dish luncheon to be held at the home of Rose Jacobson to mark the final meeting of the club year. Let Us Do Your Residential Our Specialty Licensed • Bonded • Insured DEEP CLEAN SPECIAL ‘75 HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon We Do It All!! 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May 26.2002 Church Notes Dedication S o r l c t Greater Faith AME Church is holding a special worship and dedicatory sendee for its newly acquired lO acre prop­ erty 1JO p jn . Saturday, May 25. in the Ddtona Civic Center, located at 960 Lakeshore Drive in Deltona. Senior Bishop John Hurst Adams will lead the group to Doyle Road to view the land. The church plans build the Erst African Methodist Episcopal worship sanctuary in Deltona. For more information, aril 386-532-9129. Holy Cross Episcopal Church 401 Park Ave. Sanford to Food Source Program The Sanford Church of Christ is working with a pro­ gram call Food Source to help the congregation and community. The program offers various foods each month at a discounted rate from grocery stores. For more information about the Food Source Program, call Jeannette Stiffey at 407-323-8234,407829-0272 or the church at 407322-7781. Church Anniversary St. John M.B. Church, located at 920 Cypress Ave., in Sanford, will celebrate its 107th birthday through May 26. A special program has been planned. Each Sunday I*»rvlrt» IV m K * n !n iW lK - " Sunday school at 9 3 0 a m. with guest teachers and superintendents. The schedule for the 11 a.m. services include: • Sunday, May 26 — Old Fashion Day Service and din­ ner on the grounds with the Rev. Arthur Choice. Vacation Bible School Wekiva Presbyterian Church, located at 211 Wekiva Springs Lane in Longwood, has scheduled Vacation Bible School for the week of June 17 through June 21, from 9 a.m. to 1230 p.m. each day. Basketball Camp The Jewish Community Center Basketball Camp, with Magic player Darrell Armstrong, will be held from June 3 to June 7. The camp is for boys and girls in kindergarten through 10th grade. Full day and half day options are available. For information, call 407645-5933, e x t 255. 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Spaman tetwchj B o y S co u t O rientation N ig h t sch eduled fo r this T hursday in L a k e M ary In an age o f superheroes and heroic deeds w here can a b oy go to learn the skills necessary to becom e a leg­ end in h is own time? It’s as close as his local Boy S cou t Troon. Future superheroes are invited to attend Boy Scout O rien tatio n N ight 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 30, in C h urch o f Ladder Day Sain ts, located at 2505 L jk e Em m a Road in Lake Mary. Boys and you ng men ages II to 18 or conclu ding the fifth grade are invited to attend. All boys atten d in g the May 30 m eeting w ill receive a free cam ping gift. For m ore inform ation, call Nathan T hornton at 407889-4403. A tten dees are asked to com e dressed in their finest beach sh ots, tops, flip flops and su n g lasses for the Sunday service. A p icn ic w ill follow , catered by S o n n y 's. C o st is $6 p er adult and $4 p er child 12 and under. Beach B last C ovenant C om m unity Church, located at 5311 Pen Ave., is hosting a "B e a c h B last" Sunday, Ju ne 2. C h a p ter o f Courage C entral Florida C h ap ter o f C o u rag e, an aposfolate of th e R om an C atholic Church that m in isters to those w ith sam e-sex attractions, m eets the last W ednesday of the month. For more inform ation, call Father Patrick O 'D oherty at 352-854-2181. S ch o larsh ip B all The C elery C ity Elks Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Tem ple No. 321 w ill host its Purple and W hite C harity-Scholarship Ball 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, M ay 25, in the Sanford C iv ic Center. C ost is $15 in ad vance and $18 at the door. T h e event Is sem l-form al. Su p p o rt G ro u p s H osp ice o f the C om fo rter offers sev eral free b ereave­ m ent su p p o rt groups at its John Young Parkw ay loca­ tion and its A ltam o n te Springs location. For m ore in form ation , call 407-682-0808 or e-m ail: h o tcm rk tin g O ao i.co m �T h* Sdonou H ulald ouuw,ewn«ma in . *01-Ml-41*) M iM r Congregational lOOOim . » 3 0 IA C o r im iM M O IU CI 2401 * P M A m ; I 407 322-45*4 Christian Carry Laenard Oatoman 3rd and 4fi BL I Part 9 0 + 1 1 IFL : p a l^ n a n Suiter Sehaol 900 am BuvteT Morrlng WoraNp 1000 am. Sun. HomingCoSpaHou 1 1 0 0 tm Suv Contomporary Woraftp 7 0 0 p m Every Wateeachry Supper •I vary Wad AduM Stale Study HOLY CROSS LUTHBRAN CHURCH OP UMCS MARY 790 Sui Oram. Lake Mary. FL Pad Hoyar Saturday avarang 3 30pm Contomporary Wonhp Sunday morning 8 00 am 9:30 pm 900pm 9-7 00 pm I (K-491 Oradaa) lld te a (3S9i Qradaa) SrH^a Csraemporary Muaic Pradtoe 7 00pm 3 scheduled tonea: i Turn, of toe monto 49ara IN Wad. of Via monto ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH TOO Ftnehart Bd Leke Mary, FL 444-5973 Th# ter. Cfcarfaa T. Hot. Rector Sunday Holy Euchartat 7JO am AduR Forum 9 Chldran a Sunday School\OOO am H dr Eucfratol 900/11:19 am Cfefckeni Church 900 am (EducaBan Wing) Nuraary Begtoe Al M S aim Through 1243 pm Service UchaelMtogen Sunday Stole School MomtngWonNp Vbuti 900a.m. 10:19am 900pm Mo# 900 pm nursery n v n m '"Caring lor PaqpHa* 1401 S>Part Avenue Sanford. Ft 32771 (407) 322*2491 te n Jtonea J. Schrader 949am • Suiday School 00am •Uomng WonMp toctm •Stale Sax* 930 am Gotomporary WonNj 110 0 am Psmiy H w flp Saw a Nuraery to pnndted al Oaycara. Praachool and Chrlaian Day School For totormoaon Cafl 407-3338797 LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEMMER 2323 8 Oak Awe.. Sanford. FL Raw Elmar A Reuacher Peetor Sunday School 10:30 am ndoe 10 30 am Inlonwaaon 322-3392 or 3230910 Holy Euchariaf 7 00 a m 8 7 00 am 11 Christian Science r •cmswto* S m *r. CTtmli Swttos m l Suiday Sctam N otes la Tha Haarl Of Tha Ciy H e? 48A 8 Upset# Rd. Fhorraa •322-7312 9:19am A 9-30 pm •trough Sffv grate" Nuraary “ * ‘ Ynuffi Group eh Cal tor mere tolonnaeon. MO-WEEK WORSHIP M CHAPEL Tuaaday. Wadnaaday 9 Thuaday* BIBLE STUDIES* Wateaaday 4 Thuradaya r9apt-M ay 730 Uprata R d. Sartor* FL 4QT-322■O^t^j jiULu cmwt . t c u m LDMOWDOO tT» UAAKHAM WOOOS BOAO '. i i HOLY CROSS EWSCOSAL O M K H 401 Part Ave, Sardord Tttopftona 407-322-4811 teaching I touffi rawr cHtMCHo r *'S.V * *k 10 00 • m WMwM r» p n v CMJ Car* A>***u* « *• S u va* Uondaym F«dr) 1000**1 to 400pm SaAaday 1000 *m to 1pm SuM U*Ur>*»ood. FLJ377* P t m 407-00-14*0 Church O f Christ 1011 Hurp 17 *2 1 " * NX) H*m *14 4 0 7 - 1 * 3 0 . *07-3)4-m » Sun Worm* 1030**1. t Ip m Com* *gnhto ■*» «*. * *■«** • MO FUJWOA 04UHCM OP CHHWT 21tW*d*Sl t o * Spong* Ft 3)70* Sunday S*n*o** 1030 am jSOOpffi Sunday M M ) 030pm. W M B tM S u ty 730pm. BanyHai** Charismatic Episcopal CHURCH OF OOO •01 W 22nd 8t. Sertofti. FL 407 322*3942 9.43 am (tt 43 am 900pm 7 to Ip m Saminola Trtnay Pr* School tvu grate 12 407-321 2723 Atoo Day Cara Start! at I year to pra-echoel 407323-1411 Church Of God of Prophecy CMumcMo* ooo 0* pmormcY 230* S. Elm Au*. SMtant FI*. 33773 407 322 *013 Then* Ham* — Paator Sm taySctod *49 am. Won** 1030am. ■ try Paata 11am lym. CHRIST UMTtO METHOOC9T CHURCH 408 Tutkar Otoe ,,*.*■ (Corner Tucker 0 8 CR 427) ’The Sanford Bndga Comar of a* SL 8 Mo* Awe Sertord. Florida 407 299-9094 Suiday Euchahsl 9.30 am Sunday School tntar-MiMion Mommg WoraNp (407)322-7900 S30am 1030 am 1100 am Inter-Denomlnatlonal 930 pm FAITH MSSIONARY CHURCH 3002 Baartefl Amo 407-323-3794 alack Coa Suiday Morning Won/vp Evening Same* TUaaday Tutday t vantof u Nuraary prtMdad lor BaPiaa and Smal Ctvldran ‘Smai Enough Tg Una You • Qrowtng to Chrlal TO 3«rv« You* 1000am 9 00 pm FIRST UWTCO MCTHOOI9T CHURCH 419 Part Ava, Sanford. FL , H to Mafy 7 W f» C ' 1 Non-Denomlnatlonal 1001C alary Ava. Santard (407) 324-4711 Dora W Rkharteon Fatoor Suiday School 930 am Mommg Worafvp 1100 am Evarwng Won#N» 7 00 pm IkdWeakSva Wad. 730pm SHOWER OOWH OP BLESSINaa 101 Elm Ava . Sanford, FL 407-32143M ' (407) 327-4004 Church Of God Methodist CHURCH OP THE HOLY COMFORTER Ytouto and Young AdUla Mommg Worafvp 92381039am Coflaa Feflowaltp 9 30 am Suiday School 949am Wuto fsaom hp 400pm Nuraary PrmAted 2nd Monday I 1000 am Morning Rtoraftp Tua. Prayar/Btea Study HAST P9EM YTVRUN CHURCH (U.SJL) OP LAKE MARY 129 W W W uAva Lake Mary. FL 407-321-1021 Rav Slaphaa Horraa Pastor Church School 949am Marring Woraht? 1100am W ad Choir Prackca 7 00 p m Thura. Youto Choir1 8 30 p m Nuraary Providad MARRHAM WOOOS PRESSYT1 MAN CHURCH 9210 U u tfia m Wood* Road LM a Mary 407-3332030 Rav Chad** R- Jonas Paaaor Suiday School, a l agaa 900 a m Church Sarvtcaa 9 0 0 8 1030 a m Nuraary Provided foutft Orotip, Sunday High Schooli 4 00 p m lld d * School 8 00 pm PraSchool Won thru Fit, 9 to 12 MenViy Faraly N igN Sqppar Third Wad of Each Monto 9 3 0 p m Salvation Army THE SALVATION ARMY WORSIRP AND SERVICE CENTER 700 W 24ffi Strato Sanford. FI 32771 407-322 28*2 Caplam* Roban and U nte Raddtoa. Corpa Otocar* Sunday Sarvica Praiaa and FaaowW g 143 • m Sunday School 945 am Hcanaa* m> BMa Study and Prayar 930pm Homa Laagua fLadtoa) 700pm lia n a FaicMnfMp Dutn 700 p m Band >Pradtoa 9 00 p m "Wtoi haart to Ood and hand to man * United Church Of Christ 1ONOWOOO HILLS COWOMOATMaUL Man'a Prayer BraaMaN : •*’ 1NThuw«a*v r - ' i iiya..’ i* 1100 am 730 pm FMTHTULW Om ■•1*07)3 jot e c — w— M a • saraon L a * , S ave. It 00 *m. o a t m i Fatoali*! (****4-1)1 It00*(* , f m * i Fa**«fi*V HtoN M — a a 1)30 pJ* Ih X K * ) ) Htoiw4)4* U*a*nq 7 30 *.n. Ffto*r ■ CMaMn Can**<« ) OO 5 00 p m a**L) SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST MARS MILL SOA too E 2nd StraaL Sanford, a 32771 407 3235949 Sabbato School 9 30 am Dmna WorVvp 1100 am Wad Evarang Praytr Mtg 7 30 i t m m o l s coaaaauNmr c h u r c h 5070 Or«nga Btvd. Sanford 407-324-0199 m m aanwioiachuctvconi Suiday Woraftp S v c i 46 8 lO X a m ~ Seal messages, 'Casual draa toarafy aanAca®, prqlaaaionN chdd cara «l U M I W ) SuxtoyM 1000 am oomtorWM UnMO Art* Thato*. 8*nW*M Town* Cansu M il OW tarf* Church 1015am tauter# (youto) Aknatoaa 87pm •Safa Nuwry Prondad H w cfhg Pnpto for a Raaaon" Naiarene LONOWOOO CHURCH OF THE NA2ARENE ICON Wayman St. Longaggd, FL. 9318668 Sunday School 948am tiomaig Worahip 1049 am ChNkan’a Chuch 1045 am E u g W D c Sarvica 8 00 p m Wadnaaday FanNy Nghi 700 p m. Youth. Woman, and Adu* Stia Stody f AS Presbyterian Pag#! 5C Church Lutheran Episcopal O aten FL 32713 Tim PaMv *30 am 1i00*m *a« pm 19071. Sarto* AM h Santa* F t RfcftardA. Ferranti, Iterator 323-7717 School I J O im 1949M f NteUBo Stepu ip m . *49 pm JD.Sagroraa CHaood McAJtear 10M T M k r^ H M n g Sunday. May 26. 2002 LJON OP JUDAH HOUM OP "RteeJeeueto 2548 Pert Otoe. P a Sertorl FI 37772-0909 (Comar to Part Da A Eke Am ) (407) 324-009 Ttmmy Ahramaon ™Paaaor 1030 am 9 9:30 pm dy 7:30 pm 7:30 pm parvtoa tie lad Filter <*9 * « • * ) U.CC. 1239 E E WMamaan Road Longaood, PL 407 3128233 Rav Dr. Hto You^aood Mraatov Suiday Sannoaa Conlamporary 900 am TradaonN Worahgi 1030 am Nuraary PraMted Church School 9.19 am * 1013 am Youto 9 CTWkan Matatry 9 30 pm Wesleyan WESLEYAN CHURCH OP PAOLA 5580 Wayvida Dr. Sanford. FI 32771 (Off M (EM SI) Waal FVN Straat on tail - On# Mia) Leonard DDormafl Pastor 407-3228332 ■Whara f u Ooapal la Good Nawa Sunday School 9 4 3 am Morning Worship 1100a m Evening Worship 8 00 p m Mid Week Mtg Wad 7 30 p m Ptaaea Share You LA* W*i Ua UPSALA COMMUNITY PRESSTTfRIAN CHURCH Comar of W 25to SI 8 Upaala Rd 101 Upsafa Road Sanford. FL 32771 407 330-2935 Bryan Wangar Service to honor Thomas this Sunday The Rev. Jack Thom as, m inister o f m usic and senior ad u lts at C entral Baptist C hurch in Sanford, w ill retire on Sundav May 26 after 23 and a h alf years o f serv ­ ice. Thom as and his w ife of 42 years, Sherrill, arc p er­ haps best know locally for their creation and direction o f “ Living Pictu res," an Easter p res­ entation o f dram a and m usic that ran in Sanford for 16 consecutive years, attracting thousands o f visitors from all over the state. For m any years, Thom as directed the annual Sanford Easter Sunrise Service on Lake M onroe. He has also been a frequent visitor to local hospitals and nursing hom es, and he leads "H ap p y H earts," an organization that pro­ vides C hristian activities and m eetings for active senior adults. Thom as is an acco m ­ plished singer and m usi­ cian w ho plays the tenor saxophone, clarinet, I r o m k i n * . p ia n o , recorder, accordion, drum s, and autoharp. He sings w ith the "Florid a Baptist Singing M en " and w as a m em ber o f the guest ch oir at the international Music Festival in Bern, Sw itzerland. Special services on Sunday, M ay 26 honoring Thom as w ill feature many o f the hundreds of m usicians and vocalists who have been a part of his m inistry in Sanford over the past 23 years. There will be a m orning service from 10 a.m . until noon, and an evening cel­ ebration service from 4 to 5:30 p.m ., follow ed by a reception at the church. Everyone in the com ­ m unity is welcom e to join in these special send-off services to thank the Rev. Thom as and his w ife Sherrill for the years of service. For m ore inform ation call the church at 407322-2914. Annual m other/daughter banquet scheduled fo r Saturday, June 1 The annual mother/ daughter banquet, sponsored by The Women o f Purpose of New Bethel M.B. Church will be held 6 p.m. Saturday, June 1, in the Boys and Girls Club of West Sanford, located a l 919 Persimmon Ave. A reception and photo ses­ sion will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. The banquet begins at 6 p.m. Attire is semi-formal. Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for young ladies ages 10 and under. Included in each ticket is a 1/4 page "expression o f love." For inform ation, call 407321-4881. V olunteers N eeded The C hristian Sharing C enter in Longw ood has an urgent need for volunteers to fill various positions. R eceptionists and inter­ view ers are needed to inter­ view fam ilies in crisis situa­ tions and to assist them in m eeting their needs. ■ • Pantry w orkers are needed to stock shelves for client fam ilies. Hours are M onday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For inform ation, call D iann at 407-260-9155, ext. 6, Monday, W ednesday or Friday. Vacation B ib le School First Baptist Church o f Longw ood, located at 891 S tate Road 434, will have Vacation Bible School from Monday, June 3, to Friday, June 7, from 9 a.m. to noon daily. The them e for the w eek is "Bug S a fa ri." Activities will include Bible stories, gam es, music, arts and crafts, cre­ ative learning and refresh­ ments. Vacation Bible School is free, but registration is required. For more inform a­ tion or registration, call Karin W hite at 407-339-3817 or e-mail: churchstaffOfbcLongwood.org The ch u rch is located one-fou rth m ile east o f 17/93. G o lf O u tin g A fam ily golf ou ting, sponsored by St. M agdalen Parish M e n 's Club, w ill be held 7:30 a m. Saturday, June 1, at Sabal P oint G olf C lub in Longw ood. C ost is $55. For m ore inform ation, call 407-647-4863. �Page 16 June 2002 Tin Lake Mary Herald ( X r n*w*y rync 3d «j WfemonY C trm r f m 4m ly you m o o poond wqr to wotcnrrw N now nt nw rto r o f j a r corrtewd t o condbrt of • b o u tA iy docorttad room w * tw po n on dnd w v c a of o ir F^ fy tranodeaft tontadM w ry tu tu ir tu d e rir f t o c o n t r a of to r« . W* w il do w tu lrw « tik » tom ato yoisbrtoi|B*>«noncawtHt you war** tab*. C X * p b y a w tin d n rw t * n f« n lo n u t you o w y m p of r * M y For mor» Hbnrukan on cfa— * prw-i I fit i a x.li or to tchodAo • kxxptom Cll *07-321-*500 (WtolVUto* 407-44W ** !) n trao n 5747. ml Central Florida REGIONAL HOSPITAL *0712M500 •ItOIVSbrtSormtrlMMnlFl J277I The Baby SUITES* �fell No. j L ake M ary H erald C e c rV * O2002 T>» s»n»x)»« n »iM Lake Mary, Florida Students at Memorial image of strength and comfort Day o f Prayer By MIcMI* Jwta Managing Editor Students create Sept. 11 sculpture LAKE M ARY— A perma­ nent memorial dedicated to the events of Sept 11 now stands at Heathrow Elementary School. Following months of research, development and construction, a bronze sculp­ ture resembling Thomas Franklin's now famous photo­ graph of three firemen raising the flag in the nibble of the Trade Towers is located on the school's outdoor wall across from the Media Center. The memorial is a collaboration between students and local businesses and portrays the feelings experienced by stu­ dents following last year's tragic attack on America. 'After Sep t 11, our princi­ Hte#vow Elementary School and bctfb u tf- pal and guidance counselor said they would like to do something as a memorial," said Suze Peace, Heathrow Elementary art specialist and faculty sponsor. ' I decided it would be nice to do something that would be permanent" Peace selected a Memorial Committee of eight fifth- together t> create a lasling memorial In remem­ brance Ol M Sept It.T he sculpture it now hanging outside the school rfeTW J p n w o ay i w ra n y la n o n t S*« Memorial, Page 2 Lake Mary officials partici­ pate in National Day of Prayerduring City Hall service, see Page 2 Commission discusses City Hall expansion Dancers show skills in June Miriam and Valerie'* School of Dance Arts will present its annual recital June 1 and June 2. The Showcase 2002 theme is 'Strike Up the Band,' featuring ballet, tap. Jazz and hip-hop numbers. Students from the school's Sanford and Lake Mary studios will perform, along with its SODA Pops (School of Dance Arts, Performers on Parade) dance group. Performances are at 1 and 7 p.m. June 1 and 2 p.m. June 2 in the Winter Springs High School auditorium, 130 Tuskawilla Road. Tickets are $7 and can be purchased in advance or at the door. For tickets, call 407-3231900. By Dan Ping Editor No garbage collection Monday The dry of Lake Mary will not have garbage pick-up Monday, Stay 27, due to the Memorial Day holiday. Garbage will be collected the following Monday during the regular schedule. I I ------» -a |n fc.. . —------ » rtwfBKJ prxHO u y to m m y in w n i Bruce Skwario, general manger ol the Orlando Marriott-Laka Mary Hotel, tits at a tabla in the hotel's restau­ rant Bistro 1901. The hotel will open June 3 end w tl be the largest singular event space In Sem inole County. Lake M ary M arriott opens Ju n e 3 fV a r i . e la * --- *----- fla H n n tjy u n n tio p n tf roixon Staff WiHer new era in Seminole County lodging will dawn June 3 when the 10-story, $36 mil­ lion Marriott hotel opens at 1501 Internationa) Parkway. With grand opening about a week away, employees are anxious "to establish a new tradi­ tion o f excellence," said Bruce Skwario. general manager of the Orlando Marriott-Lake Mary A Kathy Gehr - A»jijfa n l Director of Pork* and Recreation HoteL The Marriott's 150-member staff may be excited to begin after 14-months of construction, however, Seminole County residents have been awaiting a development similar to the new hotel for quite some time. Topping the hotel's long list of features is an 8,400 square foot Grand Ballroom. Il will be the largest singular event space in Seminole County. IPs an important amenity cunsidering many locally sponsored balls, luncheons and galas an* held annually in Orange County. S « M arriott, Pag* 9 LAKE MARY — It's not everyday that you build City Hall. Lake Mary City Commissioners realize that and took time Last week to educate themselves on how the process they will use to renovate and expand Lake Mary City llalL There's been so much progress in the construction business in the last several years," Mayor Thom Greene said. "We're not in the construction business, so we want to have the experts educate us on the options that are available.* The state legislature provided cities with more flexibility when con­ structing large capital projects. Traditionally, cities advertise for bids then select the lowest price from qualified bidders. T h e lowest bidder sometimes means the lowest quality." noted Greene. Deputy Mayor Mike McLean said another disadvantage in the tradi­ tional bid process is that change orders during construction could greatly increase the cost. TTve lowest bid before construc­ tion isn't always the lowest bid after construction," McLean said. That's not necessarily an indict­ ment of those who submit low bids. The nature of the traditional bid process sometimes lends itself to conflicts. Typically a city would hire an architect to design plans for a proj­ e c t But architects are trained to design buildings, not pinpoint the cost of construction. "Architect's aren't educated in the construction business, just as con­ tractors aren't interested in the archi­ tectural process," said Bill Harkin, owner of Harkin Development Co. So from the start a project could be "over designed' for a city's budget See C ity IU1L Pag* 2 �Page 16 June 2002 Tin Lake Mary Herald Ctrmr fm you m o o p o on d w qr to corrtewd t o condbrt of • b o u tA iy d o co rtta d room w * to n ta d M w ry t u t u ir tu d e r ir f t o c o n tra of to r« . ( X r n*w*y ry n c 3d « j W fem onY wotcnrrw N 4 m ly tw tra n o d e a ft of j a r of o ir F ^ fy n o w n t nw r t o r ponondnd w vca W* w il do w tu lrw « tik » tom ato yoisbrtoi|B*>«noncawtHt you war** tab*. C X * p b y a w tin d n rw t * n f« n lo n u t you o w y m p of r * M y For mor» Hbnrukan on cfa— * prw-i I fit i a x.li or to tchodAo • k x x p to m C ll *07-321-*500 (W to lV U to * 4 0 7 -4 4 W * * !) n t r a o n 5747. ml Central Florida REGIONAL HOSPITAL *0712M500 •ItOIVSbrtSormtrlMMnlFl J277I The Baby SUITES* �fell No. j L ake M ary H erald C e c rV * O2002 T>» s»n»x)»« n »iM Lake Mary, Florida Students at Memorial image of strength and comfort Day of Prayer By MIcMI* Jwta Managing Editor Students create Sept. 11 sculpture LAKE M ARY— A perma­ nent memorial dedicated to the events of Sept 11 now stands at Heathrow Elementary School. Following months of research, development and construction, a bronze sculp­ ture resembling Thomas Franklin's now famous photo­ graph of three firemen raising the flag in the nibble of the Trade Towers is located on the school's outdoor wall across from the Media Center. The memorial is a collaboration between students and local businesses and portrays the feelings experienced by stu­ dents following last year's tragic attack on America. 'After Sep t 11, our princi­ Hte#vow Elementary School and bctfb u tf- pal and guidance counselor said they would like to do something as a memorial," said Suze Peace, Heathrow Elementary art specialist and faculty sponsor. ' I decided it would be nice to do something that would be permanent" Peace selected a Memorial Committee of eight fifth- together t> create a lasling memorial In remem­ brance Ol M Sept It.T he sculpture it now hanging outside the school rfeTW J p n w o ay i w ra n y la n o n t S*« M e m o ria l, Page 2 Lake Mary officials partici­ pate in National Day of Prayerduring City Hall service, see Page 2 Commission discusses City Hall expansion Dancers show skills in June Miriam and Valerie'* School of Dance Arts will present its annual recital June 1 and June 2. The Showcase 2002 theme is 'Strike Up the Band,' featuring ballet, tap. Jazz and hip-hop numbers. Students from the school's Sanford and Lake Mary studios will perform, along with its SODA Pops (School of Dance Arts, Performers on Parade) dance group. Performances are at 1 and 7 p.m. June 1 and 2 p.m. June 2 in the Winter Springs High School auditorium, 130 Tuskawilla Road. Tickets are $7 and can be purchased in advance or at the door. For tickets, call 407-3231900. By Dan Ping Editor No garbage collection Monday The dry of Lake Mary will not have garbage pick-up Monday, Stay 27, due to the Memorial Day holiday. Garbage will be collected the following Monday during the regular schedule. I I ------» -a |n fc.. . —------ » rtwfBKJ prxHO u y to m m y in w n i Bruce Skwario, general manger ol the Orlando Marriott-Laka Mary Hotel, tits at a tabla in the hotel's restau­ rant Bistro 1901. The hotel will open June 3 end w tl be the largest singular event space In Sem inole County. Lake M ary M arriott opens Ju n e 3 fV a r i . e la * --- *----- fla H n n tjy u n n tio p n tf roixon Staff WiHer new era in Seminole County lodging will dawn June 3 when the 10-story, $36 mil­ lion Marriott hotel opens at 1501 Internationa) Parkway. With grand opening about a week away, employees are anxious "to establish a new tradi­ tion o f excellence," said Bruce Skwario. general manager of the Orlando Marriott-Lake Mary A Kathy Gehr - A»jijfa n l Director of Pork* and Recreation HoteL The Marriott's 150-member staff may be excited to begin after 14-months of construction, however, Seminole County residents have been awaiting a development similar to the new hotel for quite some time. Topping the hotel's long list of features is an 8,400 square foot Grand Ballroom. Il will be the largest singular event space in Seminole County. IPs an important amenity cunsidering many locally sponsored balls, luncheons and galas an* held annually in Orange County. S « M arriott, Pag* 9 LAKE MARY — It's not everyday that you build City Hall. Lake Mary City Commissioners realize that and took time Last week to educate themselves on how the process they will use to renovate and expand Lake Mary City llalL There's been so much progress in the construction business in the last several years," Mayor Thom Greene said. "We're not in the construction business, so we want to have the experts educate us on the options that are available.* The state legislature provided cities with more flexibility when con­ structing large capital projects. Traditionally, cities advertise for bids then select the lowest price from qualified bidders. T h e lowest bidder sometimes means the lowest quality." noted Greene. Deputy Mayor Mike McLean said another disadvantage in the tradi­ tional bid process is that change orders during construction could greatly increase the cost. TTve lowest bid before construc­ tion isn't always the lowest bid after construction," McLean said. That's not necessarily an indict­ ment of those who submit low bids. The nature of the traditional bid process sometimes lends itself to conflicts. Typically a city would hire an architect to design plans for a proj­ e c t But architects are trained to design buildings, not pinpoint the cost of construction. "Architect's aren't educated in the construction business, just as con­ tractors aren't interested in the archi­ tectural process," said Bill Harkin, owner of Harkin Development Co. So from the start a project could be "over designed' for a city's budget See C ity IU1L Pag* 2 �• 'V £ 'J iii'.'! V ti"0. ir,.,i Page 2 June 2002 City Hall CoatiroM l from tmgm 1 Those plans are then submitted to potential contractors, who bid on the project knowing full well that the successful bid will most likely be the lowest bid. In addition, the bid process is usually just a few weeks long, forcing contractors to make cost dixisions under pressure. 'In a traditional approach, an architect may spend two to four months — maybe more — design­ ing the project' said IVte Ikegami. president of MRI Architectural Croup Inc. 'Then you put that product out on the street, and the V.. • '•*.> > nv» T in L ake Mary H erald specialists — rather than a tingle. A dty would send out a request contractor has three weeks to devel­ for qualifications (RFQ) and select op an understanding of the Intrica­ •the team with the best combina­ cies of the project and tell you how tion of qualifications and ability to much it's going to cost It's tough.' work with the dty. The advantage It also can promote an adversari­ of design/build Is that from the al relationships between the city beginning, the person in charge of and it's selected contractors, leading building the project is involved to legal battles that delay comple­ with the design from day one, tion. resulting in lower costs and quick­ Because of potential problems er completion. with the traditional bid method, the 'A s an architect I'm making state legislature approved measures hundreds of decision every day that allow cities to complete projects that affects the cost of the project" through a "design/build" method. said Scott Waldroff of Wharton Cities select a team of professionals Smith Inc. 'In the design/build — architects, builders, cost-control process, every time I make a change, (someone) is there telling me the cost of the change. I'm not designing more than you can tOOKL 'Studies at Penn State University show that design/build on average can pro­ duce a 6 percent dollar savings and a 12 percent savings in tim e,' added George Smith of Wharton Smith. The disadvantage to the design/build method is that all of the professionals work for the lead team member, usually a large gen­ eral contracting company. Under the traditional bid method, also referred to as design-bid-build, the architect served as the city's agent to ensure the project was built to specifications and standards. However, a dty can choose a modified dcsign/build method and hire an owner's representative firm. For a fraction of the overall construction cost, these "owner's eye's' scrutinize the process and represent the city's interests. During their meeting on May 16, Lake Mary Commissioners reached a consensus to use the dcsign/build method and hire an owner's representative. "This seems like the best way to proceed with the process,' said Mayor Greene. Memorial-----------Continued fttm F><«1 graders, who decided to poll the entire student body to find out how others were feeling following the attacks. The children wrote their thoughts on pieces of paper and placed them into boxes that resembled the World Trade Center Twin Towers. "We wanted this to be kid generat­ ed,’ Peace said. From the comments, a bar graph was created in ceramic form showing the feelings most expressed by the stu­ dents. The second phase of the project was to create the memorial. After seeing Franklin's photograph on the cover of 'Time for Kids,' one student suggested replicating the image. However, the committee decided children would be raising the flag instead of adults. Three students, wearing firefighter Saying Prayer hats borrowed from the kindergartn trj, posed and were traced by two other students. The picture was then used as a blueprint for the structure. Peace's husband, Fred of HHI Inc, of Orlando, approached Spencer Fabrications Inc., of Tavares about helping with the memoriaL T h e y just loved the idea," Peace said. T h e y took the design and donat­ ed about S2JXX) worth of material and labor to create the sculpture.' The end product was a bronze pati­ na structure bearing a real U S flag. The school's business partner. Signs Now of Longwood, also provided plaques that were placed around the memoriaL T h e final result is an Important statement that will help us remember the victims of tragedy and comfort us foi years to come," Peace said. A prayer service was hotd In front of C»y H al In May to n c o g n la tis National Day o< Prayer. Numerous O y officials, employees and communty memben Mended Die event, inducing, from right. 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The Lake Mary City Commission fully endorses the work of the residents in this endeavor and urges everyone to support the proj­ ect. l m o n ey fo r b e a u t ific a tio n Mayor’s Message # By Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene with a proclamation declaring May 22,2002, Lake Mary Women's Club Day in Lake Mary, Fla., and urge all citi­ zens to recognize the accom­ plishments of the club. Skate Board Park In 1999, the Florida Legislature passed House Bill No. 0019er, which significantly limited liabilities of govern­ mental entities regarding the construction and operation ipen of skateboardI park parks. Having long recognized the need to proLake Mary Women's Club vide our youth with a safe yet Celebrates 40 Yean challenging environment to The Lake Mary Women's * . practice^Ihelr skating skills, Club celebrated its 40th year the CltrlCommission applied of existence this week. The for and was awarded a club has made numerous and $112,50$ (patching grant to build oft outdoor facility. . <y, significant contributions to . Construction on the skate ^ our city over the years. ‘ Ybegun and if all goes’ In recognition of these con­ g to schedule, we will' tributions, I presented the club ■. „ ... be holding our grand opening in August. The facility was designed and is being constructed by Tim Payne. He has been hon­ ored by “Skate Park Magazine” with the presti­ gious Lifetime Achievement Award and was chosen to build structures for the ESPN X Games. In addition to a 7-1 /2-foot bowl, the park will contain a 360-foot street course with handrails, banks, ledges, grind rails and numerous obstacles. Design features were Included to accommodate beginner and intermediate skateboarders. Additionally, the park can be used by in-line skaters and bikes. We will establish hours of operation so that the lighted and staffed facility can be fair­ ly utilized between the three types of activities. The park is located on Ran tout Lane adjacent to the baseball fields and batting cages and will be open on weekends and evenings. If you would like additional Information on this new facili­ ty, please call the city's Recreation Director Gunnar Smith at 407-324-3097. 'X- -lDV * —— LE urf, YjkflW U U mAAmI IWiin — pW IOilwMiry VIinC WlI Lake Mary Community Preschool recently held Its Family Art Night. Showing oft their artwork, from led. are, Yslson Cox, Tyler Camposano, Taylors Mahon, Chad LaVigne, Kaiflyn Patterson and Kalefyn Hamilton. Showing oft their artwork, (torn left, are Tommy MakowsM, John Stoops, Riley Facemyer, Jeffrey Coury and Clara Shine. T a k e A C ru is e W ith o u t P a c k in g Y o u r B a g s ! Enjoy a taste of Historic St. Johns Cruising. 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Bom in Crossville, Tennessee, Agee moved to Central Florida in 1946 and was a resident of Altamonte Springs. Agee was a member of First Christian Church of Winter Park and he was a home builder. Agee is survived by wife, Lena Agee, his three sons, J. Wendell Agee of Lake Mary, Florida, W. Carroll Agee of Phoenix, Arizona, and I- William Agee of Bradenton, Florida, and eight grandchildren, and eleven great-grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Homes Oaklawn Chapel of Sanford is in charge of the arrangements. MARIANNE BARR Marianne Barr, 64, of Sanford, died Wednesday, May 1, 2002, in Longwood. She moved to Central Florida from Melbourne in 1990. She was an elementary school teacher in Seminole County Public schools and was a pri­ vate piano instructor. She was a member of First United Methodist Church. She was a member of The Singing G Americans in Valdosta, Ga., and editor and reporter for Carosel at Moody Air Force Base. Survivors include one son, John Ban of Daytona Beach; one daughter, Rebecca Thomas of Orlando; one sister, Fran Strickland Masse of Lake Mary; and two grandchildren. Funeral services were 10 a.m. Friday in First United Methodist Church. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel is in charge of arrange­ ments. THOMAS CLIFTON SMALL JR. Thomas Clifton Small Jr., 58, of Willow Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, April 2 4 ,2 0 0 1 Bom in Miami, he moved to Central Florida in 1971. He was a railroad supervisor, and worked for the railroad for 37 yeears. He was a member of N.orthland Community Church. Survivors include two sons, Thomas J. Small of Casselberry and Wayne C. Small of Lake Mary; and five grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel is in charge of arrange­ ments. KATHARYNE HANNUM HALL Katharyne Hannum Hall, 90, ram kow F of Tampa died Saturday, April 27,2002. Bom in Levels, W.Va., she graduated from Romney High School and attended West Virginia University's music school. She was a member of Phi Mu sorority. She and her husband Adrian Hunter Hall retired in 1969 and moved to Sanford, where they reached their 60th anniversary. Survivors include her son, William Leslie Hall of Tampa; a daughter, Carole Lynne Graham of Tampa; sevpn grandchildren; and four great­ grandchildren. She was buried in Oaklawn Cemetery in Lake Mary next to her husband. ROGER I. HURLESS Roger I. Hurless, 84, of Sanfonl died Thursday, May 16, 2002. He was a retired construction company owner and moved to Sanford from Canton, Ohio, in 1997, He was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene in Canton, and attended Markham Woods Baptist Church in Lake Mary. Survivors include his wife, Blanche Hurless; two sons, Ty William Hurless of Wooster, uneral H one B ette G ra m k o w • C h ris to p h e r N eal • A lan T ru e b a * M ike B ro w n in g ANNE L LARSON Anne L. Larson, 69, of Lake Markham Road, Sanford, died Wednesday, May 8,2002, in her residence. Bom in Albion, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1969. She was a homemaker and a member of Cypress Knoll Country Club in Palm Coast. She was Ihe co-owner of Sanford Auto Part Inc., NAPA, in downtown Sanford. She was of the Episcopal faith. Survivors include her hus­ band, Ralph Larson of Sanford; three sons, Scott David Larson and Eric John Larson, both of Sanford and Lincoln Elliott Larson of Peachtree City, Ga.; one daughter, Kathleen Gager of Sanford; and 10 grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel of Sanford/Lake Mary is in charge of arrangements. MIRIAM A. O'CONNOR Miriam A. O'Connor, 78, of Sanford died Saturday, May IB, 2002, in Altamonte Springs. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she was a homemaker and a Catholic. Survivors Include her son, Patrick O'Connor of Sanford; a daughter, Maureen Ethridge of Lake Mary; a sister. Beatrice Pfeiffer of Houston; and four grandchildren. Visitation and service was Tuesday, May 21, 2002 at BrUson Funeral ifome in Sanford. REALTOR* (407) 333-8088 OFFICE (800) 213-8088 TOLL FREE (407) 333-8093 FAX ♦ We have served the Sanford/Lake Mary area since 1956 ♦ We are committed to Professional and Personal Service to meet your Families needs including the “From the Heart Collection" ♦ Professionally trained in house pre-need staff, to assist in pre­ arrangements, funeral trusts or Simply Answer Questions ♦ We honor most pre-need trusts and insurance. G r a m k o w ' f u n e r a l J fa m e , W h e w S e r v ic e C o n ie s f i r s t JEAN WHIGHAM JONES Jean Whlgham Jones, 76, of Lake Mary died Wednesday, May 1, 2002, in Seacrest Lake Mary Health and Rehabilitation Center. Bom Dec. 28,1925, in Sanford, she was a lifelong resi­ dent of the area. Initially employed by the Department of Social Services, she later became a teacher in the Seminole County public school system for 19 years. She was a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Delta Delta Delta sorority and the Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include her hus­ band of 55 years, Donald Jones; three sons, Tome Jones of Ponte Vedra Beach, Randy Jones of Spotsylvania, Va., and Jim Jones of Dallas, Texas; and seven grandchildren. A memorial service was held 10 a.m. Monday, May 13, In Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sanford. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Holy Cross Episcopal Church, 410 S. Magnolia Ave., Sanford, FL. 32771. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel is in charge of arrange­ ments. MARY H. MULA 500 East Airport Blvd. Sanford, Florida (407) 322-3213 ♦ Local Burial, Shipout and Cremation Arrangements Ohio, and David Roger Hurless of Chestertown, Md.; three daughters, Karen Lee Custer of Seaside, Ore., Patricia Ann Whitman of Lake Mary, and Randi Kathleen McFarland of Sanford; a sister, Norma Marshall of Canton; 17 grand­ children; and two great-grand­ children. Service was 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 21,2002, at Markham Woods Baptist Church with Dr. William Parker officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home in Sanford was In charge of the arrangements. (407) 927-5204 cellular m hm ula@ aol.com E-M A IL Specialist In Seminole County and West Volusia County i C O LD U IG U BAN KCR U M O O CV TU lR U LES U Il.aC . 3733 Lika Emma Road • Lake Mary, FI 32746 J f V m iiiilh i m i in 1 1 1 1 / / I I I HUH �T hz L ake M aky H erald • The Vietnam Veteran* of Central Florida will present . Jack Elton as Elvis in concert Sunday, May 26, in the Bahia Shrine Auditorium in Maitland. Elton is an internationally renowned RC1 recording artist, and the performance will include nls 19-piece World Star Tour Orchestra. Cash bar opens at 4 p .m , with dinner at 5 p.m. The show begins at 7 p.m. Tickets for the dinner and show are $50, and $40 for the show only. For more information, call 407-695-1023 or 407-673-2668. Tickets are also available on-line at www.nvwm.org • Seminole Audubon Society is offering a birdlng course designed for beginning birders of all ages during June. The course will be presented In four, two-hour sessions at various locations, and will include attracting birds, bird­ watching tools, recordkeeping, bird identification, field trips, and lots of practice. The course will start 2 p.m. Sunday June 2, at the North Branch of Seminole County Library in Sanford. The total cost Is $25. For more information call 407-977-4389. • The Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting is scheduled for 5p.m . Monday, June 3, in Lake Mary City Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road. • Seminole County/Lake . Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's Good Morning Seminole Breakfast Meeting will be held 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 5, in The Country Club at Heathrow. Speaker is Kipper McGee of WDBO Radio. Sponsor is Orlando Regional South Seminole Hospital. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for non-members. • The Lake Mary City Commission's regular meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday, June 6, in Lake Mary City Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road. Fire/Rescue Department, locat­ ed at 235 Rinehart Road, 8 JO to 10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 6. Appointments are required. For more information or to make an appointment, call 407333-6222. • Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's Experts For Free will be held 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 12, at the Altamonte office, located at 230 N. Weslmonte, Suite 1974. The topic is 'Seminole County Real Estate Outlook.” Reservations are required to attend. There is no charge for members; must be a Chamber member in good standing to attend. For more information, call Connie Luna at 407-333-4748. • The Lake Mary Chapter of AARP, No. 4878, will meet Tuesday, June 18. For informa­ tion, call President Irene Lober at 407-333-0051. • The Lake Mary Historical Commission will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 18, In the Frank Evans Center, 158 N. Country Club Road. • Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's New Member Reception will be 8 to 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 19, at Perot Systems Corporation, located at 610 Crescent Executive Court, fourth floor, in Lake Mary. New and existing members are welcome. For more information, call Linda Reynolds at 407-3334748. 7 11:30 a.m. to 1JO p.m. Thursday, June 20, In the Orlando Marriott-Lake Mary, located at 1501 International Parkway in Lake Mary. Corporate table of 10 is $450 for members and $550 for non­ members. Individual seating is $35 for members and $45 for non-members. The event is sponsored by Central Florida Regional Hospital and Clngular Wireless. • Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's Spring Business After-Hours is scheduled for 5 JO to 7 J 0 p.m. Thursday, June 27, at Lake Forest Realty, locat­ ed at 5350 Shoreline Circle in Sanford. 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Department offers First Aid classes First Aid and CPR classes are available1from the Lake Mary Fire Department by contacting the fire station at 407-333-8271 and speak- ing with Fire fighter Toby Palmer. Fire station tours are available for local groups by contacting Wmdy Benton at 407-333-8207 L a k e Mary H erald We have had a huge request to bring back our Lake Mary edition to the Seminole Herald. To bring it back, we need ADVERTISERSI As a special incentive we are ottering a very special rate to advertisera who will commit to this edition in 2002. Here's What To Do! Commit to 10 issues, (just once a month) in 20021 First edition starts on Sunday, March 31,2002* - Lake Mary Herald will run last Sunday of each month in 2002. To Start, sign contract at bottom of this page. 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C a ll f o r a f r e e to u r a n d g o u rm e t D in in g E x p e r ie n c e ! 407-688-1660 3655 West Lake Mary Boulevard Lake Mary, Florida License *10007 �Pa** 6 June 2002 T he L ake Mary H ekald Je rn ig a n p ro p e rtie s , in c . Located In The o f Sanford’s H istoric D istrict Let Our Expert Associates A ssist You In The Marketing Or Purcase OfA New Home. Barks receives L ak e M ary H igh’s Top Senior Award Lake Mary High School senior Kristen Barks was recently awarded Student of the Year. The Student of the new mil­ lennium award Is given to a sen­ ior who exhibits all-around qual­ ities, Including citizenship. Integrity, monlity, scholastic achievement -nd participation in school activities. Barks accomplishments include Magna Cum Laude honor graduate status with a 4.04 CPA, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Who's Who Among Students In American High Schools, Principal's Honor Roll, a perfect score on FCAT writing, first lace for Unit 6 at “We The eople" state government com­ petition, selection into the applied technology/business hall of fame, three-year varsity cheerleader, faithful involvement in church youth groups and summer mission trips, and a Miss Lake Mary High contestant. Barks will enter the University of Central Florida in August and plans to study nurs­ ing. If you have given thought to the sale o r purchase o f property in the Central Florida are a , please con tact us for a no obligation consultation. 215 E . First SL, Sanford, F L 32771 (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -3 2 5 5 Toll Free: 1 - 8 0 0 - 964-9071 Fax: 407 - 330-4245 Em ail: jjernigan@ w orldnet.att.net Lake M ary High Sch ool s Student of the Year Knsten Barks stands with, from left. 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In addition, there must be a certified technician in each area of service offered. To remain in the program, a business must renew each year and confirm their pro­ fessionals' certification status. "Businesses that have earned the ASE Blue Seal o f Excellence Recognition have gone the extra mile in support of their customers. Employing ASE-certified professionals is an important element in their overall customer satisfaction program. We salute those busi­ nesses who achieve this goal and thank them for help­ ing promote quality automotive repair and service" says Ronald H. Weiner, ASE president. ASE was founded in 1972 as a non-profit, independ­ ent organization dedicated to improving the quality of automotive service and repair through the voluntary testing and certification o f automotive technicians. Technicians, engine machinists, and parts specialists have participated in ASE’s program from all segments of the service and repair industry: car and truck dealer­ ships, service stations, independent repair shops, colli­ sion repair facilities, maintenance garages, leasing and rental businesses, licet repair facilities, franchised out­ lets, etc. Today, more than 400,000 professionals are ASE certified. For more information contact Sylvester of Sheldon Chang at Chang’s C ar Care 2714 S. O rlando Drive (Hwy. 17-92), in Sanford. TM P ic t u r e P e r f e c t W Ali h eel Featuring D ig ital S ignal Processor Technology by Hunter Engineering Company OIL & FILTER C H A N G E i u & m t w m Every 3,000 m iles have us ch a n g e your oil and filter with prem ium N A P A p ro d ­ ucts, plus o u r 18 point safety ch e ck. TO SERVE YOU! 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Thursday, May 30, m the Crunch of Ladder Day Saints, legated at 2506 Lake \ On Saturday, May 11, Universal Orlando and the city of Orlando's Fire Department hosted CERT 2002, a hurricane disaster response drill for com­ munity emergency response teams (CERT). Twenty-seven teams from Florida participated in the drill, including three teams from Seminole County. Local middle Emma Road in Lake Mary. Boy* and young men a « 11 to 18 or concluding the fifth grade are invited to attend. AD boys attending the May 30 meeting wiD receive a free camp­ ing giftFoe more information, call Nathan Thornton at 407-8894400. GOT YOUR HANDS FULL? C ALL... NEAT-N-TIDY and high schools students vol­ unteered as "victims." Universal's New York area was the site of the “damage* done by Hurricane Peggy. Medical facilities were provid­ ed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency's response team serving Central Florida. CERT 2002 was designed to simulate the damage caused by a Level 3 hurricane hitting Central Florida. Each team was assigned an area of Universal Studios to locate, classify and move living victims to a cen­ tralized staging area for treat­ ment or transfer to a hospital. “Dead victims" were moved to a morgue for safety and removal to a final burial site. Each team selected a team leader and assigned merpbers to locate and assess victims, transfer victims to staging areas or the morgue, provide first aid, and maintain commu­ nications between team mem­ bers. Several Seminole County residents participated in the drill. Leading a team was Joe Julsal, with assistance from Lake Mary Deputy Fire Marshal Wendy Benton. Locating and assessing the vic­ tims were Sharon Forbes and Louis Peare. Thomas Forbes helped carry the injured to the treatment area. Serving as gen­ eral assistant and photogra­ pher was Laura). Gimpelson. 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Lake Mary City Manager John Litton takes a shot while David Qierach and John Thomas watch to see where the ban lands. At right. City Clerk Carol Foster and Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation Kathy Gehr sell rat­ tle tickets to the goiters Rogers selected as ‘Best Mannered’ The National League of Junior Cotillions, Lake Mary/Healhrow Chapter, announced Fran Rogers from Teague Middle School is the "Best Mannered Teacher" of 2001- Rachel Milch and William Wynn nominated Rogers, who was selected based on her courtesy and respect for students, being a good role model and other posi­ tive characteristics. 2002. There’s Something WILD In Them There Woods! CO U N TR Y C R A F T S • OUTDOOR FURNITURE • C Y P R E S S LUM BER • SOUVENIRS • CARVIN G S • MULCH, CHIPS, PINE BARK LA Y A W A Y We Want You to Be Part of Our Family HOURS. TUE-SATW, SUN 10-5 SAW MU HOURS MON FRI7-5, SAT M Yachter Family Chiropractic Center v i i i i i f 3577 Lake Emma Road, Suite 121, Lake Mary, FL 32746 ___ 4 0 7 - 3 3 3 -2 2 7 7 Z */* THINGS J t S ............ ... t m 28625 SR 46 Sorrento, FL (SW U ksVttstolM onRtfr) (3 5 2 )3 8 3 -3 8 6 4 l'f t £ S I & @ 3 ) £ g 2 g $ . �T he Lake Mary H erald Marriott---------C ontinued from P i j e I Commerce will be one of the first groups to christen the new meeting space. The chamber's Developer's Luncheon is scheduled for June 20 at the Marriott. Future chamber events at the hotel also include the politically juiced Hob Nob in August. Traditionally, the event designed to allow local candidates to meet the business community in a formal setting was held outside of the county. "It's got plenty of room and space," said Linda Reynolds of the chamber noting the hotel can accommodate up to 100 guests in the ballroom. "Wte're delighted to have them in the area. A lot of peo­ ple call hent wanting to know about hotels. It’s good to be able to tell them about another good one." Other features at the hotel Include contemporary American dining at Bistro 1501, the dreamy atmosphere from Cobalt's martini lounge, gift shop, swimming pool and fitness and business centers. A popular amenity for corporate trav­ elers will be the concierge floor, said Skwarkx The special floor offers free breakfast and an honor bar in the afternoon. The Orlando Marriott-Lake Mary Hotel, however, will not dominate business on the comer of International Parkway and H. E Thomas Jr., Parkway for long. The hotel will be the key piece in a larg­ er dev elopment called Park Place at Heathnnv. Construction is in its June 2 0 0 2 ]Ne Are Closer Than You Think! beginning stages for an Applcbee's restaurant due to open in August Other restaurants slated to follow include former Miami Dolphins’ quarterback Dan Marino's restau­ rant, Fish Bones and a Boston Market "It's all going to be in a park-like setting," Skwark) said. "Guests will have the opportunity to walk out (of the hotel) and have a range of dining choices." Besides providing a spectrum of cuisine for guests, the Like Mary hotel is also very much different from its competitors because of its "youthful design," Skwarlo said. The hotel's 304 rooms were designed with the technically advanced traveler in mind, as the full-service, up-scale development is expected to attract hordes of visi­ tors from the quickly growing Interstate 4 high-tech corridor. 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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>, May 26, 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/f48304aa5907298e20241123690220bb.pdf 06cc7d4d5b5c58ca8688396981f29bc6 PDF Text Text J JULY 31, 2 0 0 2 MttlTCAR No. M CopyiV< O 2002 T t » Santfnoto H n ld Sanford, Florida - I 5 0 0 w w w .s e m in o le h e ra ld .c o m S a n fo r d r a c e r s sta n d ta lle s t o n s o a p b o x e s B y Nick Pfslfauf Staff Writer may have not been as easy as some tournaments in the past, but the Sanford Campbell-Lossing American Legion Post 53 Baseball Team Is Area champions again. Victor Gilbert hurled a masterful four-hit shut out as Sanford survived a pitcher's duel to edge the Oviedo Post 243 Canes, 3-0, In the Championship Game Sunday afternoon at Seminole High School's Alumni Field. P age1B Mothers & More provides school supplies Mothers it More, an Inter­ national nonprofit organiza­ tion, will deliver hundreds of school supplies at Wicklow Elementary School In Sanford on Wednesday, July 31 at 3 pan. The supplies are from dona­ tions collected in June and July from Target and SAMS Club stores, to help Seminole County elementary school stu­ dents. - Wicklow Principal Beverly Perrault will be on hand to receive the deflations. Members or Mothers it More primarily live in Oviedo, Winter Springs, Winter Park, Casselberry, Orlando, and other areas in Seminole and East Orange Counties. According to Mothers & More, every child deserves to start school with the necessary tools to succeed in the daseroom. Walking into a class ‘with a backpack full of sup­ plies all their own h o t only prepares children, but boosts their confidence and self­ esteem. Approximately 60 percent of the students attend* Ihg Wicklow qualify for the free and reduced lunch pro­ gram. . For additional information about this event contact Judy Froehlich at 407-359-0764. SANFORD — There is merriment in the Sanford Recreation Department these days. Not only did local Soap Box Derby winners become world champions at the 65th All-American Soap Box Derby in Akron, Ohio this past weekend, but the city of Sanford received the prestigious Rally Champs Choice Award for the Best Race City. Norman Perry, who supervises t. Sanford's event for the Recreation Department, also serves as Region VII Regional Director, overseeing 24 rallies in the Southeast. "We're very proud of this award," Perry said. "The youngsters themselves vote on It, for their favorite rally city, based on where they were treated the best, who has the best facility for racing, the friendliest people, and a number of other reasons." He added that this is the second year in a row that Sanford has been selected for the Choice Award. "As they only started giving it out last year," he commented, "I guess you could say w e're the only city to ever receive it." As for the winners, Evan Griffin, 15, of Winter Park won the Master Division World Championship, and T.J. Pond, 9, of Altamonte Springs, won the Stock Division Rally World Championship. There were 50 boys and girls, ages nine through 16, competing in the M aster's Division, which features the most sophis­ ticated level of race car construction. In taking the top honors, Griffin received a $5,000 college scholarship. Griffin was See Derby, Page 9A a* rs l Brothers in crime Deputies believe Alan and Scott Walker are responsible for a string of daytime burglaries Grants help fund sheriff’s office From 8taff Reports Staff Writer The arrest of two brothers by the Seminole County Sheriff's deputies of District 5 last Friday may prove to resolve numerous residential burglaries in both Seminole and Orange Counties. Alan R. Walker, 22, and Scott W. Walker, 28, may have been responsible for ten daytime, res­ idential burglaries in the Casselbeny area, including the subdivisions off Red Bug Lake Road and subdivisions off Tangerine Avenue. They have also been tied to at least one res­ idential burglary in Orange County as well. The burglaries have been occurring since May. They had been under suspi­ cion as items began showing up at area pawnshops. The break in the case came recently, when a sheriff's Field Service Officer (a civilian employee) noticed a suspicious vehicle in the Dike Road area. He took down the tag number, noted the vehicle description, and noticed two males inside. Later, a burglary was reported in a nearby neighborhood. The information led to the suspects. The Walker brothers will be charged with burglary to a dwelling, grand theft, dealing in stolen property, and making false representations to a pawn shop. It is likely more cases will be solved as the Investigation continues and more property is recovered. During the course of a year, sheriff's receive various grants and obtain amounts of money from a num ber of sources, which generally arc entered into the county's funds, but ear­ marked for use by the sheriff. Such is the case with Seminole County Sheriff Donald Eslingcr. Each year, the sheriff is required by statute to request county commission approval for transferring the funds into vari­ ous sheriff's accounts. The Sheriff's Department undertook such requests during this past Tuesday’s County Commission Meeting, and all of the items received -unanim ous commU- Schools release information on bus schedules From 8taff Reports A resident of DeBary and a visitor af the Sanford Senior Center Local participants win championships, city named as derby’s 'Best Race City’ In an effort to ensure that your students receive bus ser­ vice on the first day of school, the Seminole County Schools are mailing post cards to parents with pertanent information. The post cards inform parents of where their child's bus stop is, what route num ber (both a.m. and p.m.) the stop is on, and the pick-up and drop-off times for each stop. Parents who have not received this postcard informa­ tion by Aug. 1, you can contact the Seminole County Public School Transportation web site at www.scps.kl2.fl.us, or call 407-320-7550 or 407-320-7588. School officials note that if you are looking for a stop loca­ tion on the Transportation web page, some stop locations are marked with three asterisks (***). This indicates a tempo­ rary stop that may be removed. If the stop is removed, students utilizing the stop will be given a minimum notice of thirty (30) days. Parents are encouraged to walk their child to the bus sti until they become familiar,>vi the location. i may be late for the first feW days of school. ~ T h e E a r ly D a y s By Nick Pfelfauf e lo u a p p r o v a l. HviM photo toyTtatowy VVtoort Karan Jacobs, a specialist with the Museum of Seminole County, displays the book *Earty Days of Seminole County History,* the museum's most recent publication. M useum publishes county history By Michelle Jeria Managing Editor At the beginning of the 20th Century, God told a group of men from South Carolina to travel to Florida. The men did as they were told, and the small community of Snow Hill was established in Seminole County just north of Econlockhatchee Creek. The tale of Snow Hill, told by Sarah Detreville Bush, is one of many included in the latest edition of "Early Days of Seminole County History," a publication by the Seminole County Historical Commission. Although the book includes many wellknown historical facts about thfe county, it also contains information about the more obscure towns and communities that have slowly farjed off the maps. ' "The book tells the stories of settlements that time passed by," Museum of Seminole County History Specialist Karen Jacobs said. ‘* T ■ Sec Museum, Page9A . All of the requests were to transfer money into the sheriff's operating account, as well as increase one part-timeposition to a full time position. The sepa­ rate requests Included: Transferal of $160,000 budget­ ed in the Sheriff's Office contin­ gency account to the operating expense account. The sheriff's department had been awarded a grant in the amount of $17,813 from the Florida Department of Health. An advance payment has already been received. The funds provide basic first response equipment essential for the safe response to a biolog­ ical or chemical hazard. Specialized equipm ent p ur­ chased from this money will allow deputies to respond effec­ tively and safely in tnis type of incident. The sheriff's office has accrued $19,372 in unclaimed evidence funds. With commis­ sion approval, these funds will now be utilized within the sher­ iff's budget for operating needs within the agency. Through a two-year agree­ ment with Justice Benefits Inc, a nationwide consulting firm recSee Funds, Page 9A Winter Springs postal manager retires to teach at UCF From Staff Reports Laurance Putchinski, station manager of the Winter Springs Poat Office, will be venturing into another segment of his life. Putchinski recently retired from his position and will begin a new life as a Presidential Doctoral Fellowship In Public Administration, at the University of Central Florida. As a letter carrier, the motto may be "through rain, sleet or snow," but Putchinski decided to use his poetic license, obtained with his undergraduate degree in journalism, to depart landing on his bottom line. After one partic­ ularly horrendous "raging bliz­ zard," he left his carrier position in Wisconsin and headed for Florida. Before becoming Station Manager of "Winter Spjjggy in 1998rnrtTeld managerial 'posN' tions in Casselbeny, Altamonte Springs and Cape Canaveral. " The post office has been a very rewarding experience and I have worked around many wonderful and intelligent people," Putchinski saicL His wife, Dr. Linda Putchinski teaches Management at UCF in the College of Business. They have raised three sons, all of whom are presently in college. Putchinski had completed his Masters Degree at UCF and found the post office quite con­ ducive to permitting him a won­ derful lifestyle. He used his vari­ ous abilities including writing the newsletter for the National Association of Postal Supervisors (NAPS) and won "Best Overall Excellence" in the nation, two years in a row. He has enjoyed participating in NAPS financed trips to Washington to discuss postal procedures with congressmen and has contributed while team­ ing much from the interactions. Putchinski has been working Laurance Putchinski, station manager at the Winter Springs Post Office, is leaving the postal sendee to teach at the University of Central Florida. in the Winter Springs area since Winds Park, he has let residents 1986 and has watched its growth utilize the postal parkins lo t and has worked with the d ty arid"' "Going Postal has never been its expansions. During Fourth of July Celebrations at Central See Manager; Page 9A �Page 2A Wednesday. July 31. 2002 T iie S eminole H erald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY O ut & A b o u Heads or tails? Memory o f attack still vivid despite passage o f decades THUR___ Join the Protectors of Companion Animals, Inc., I discuss the challenges and help find solutions to the pet overpopulation program. Protectors of Companion Animals, Inc. is a nonprofit organization. The meeting will be Aug. 1, from 7 until 9 p.m. at Gatden Club of Sanford. For additional infor­ mation phone 407-327-2814. DEAR ADBY: I have been bothered by something that happened a long time ago. In 1943, during World War II, I was a pretty 15year-old living in Georgia. One evening, I ............................ went on a date with a very nice soldier named Elmer. I liked him a lot and he liked me. I wore a beautiful green suit. We were walking toward the movie theater when I stopped to use a ladies restroom. Elmer waited out­ side for me. When I came Dear out, two policemen drove past and looked at me. They stopped and ordered me to get into their patrol car. Elmer asked why. The heavy-set policeman said, "Soldier boy, get lost or we’ll call the MPs and have you arrested." Then the policemen grabbed me and threw me into thepatrol car. They drove me to a dark church parking lot and raped me. First the heavy-set one, then the other one. Afterward, they drove me home. I felt dirty and violated. 1 was afraid to leave my home for fear they would return. I never saw either policeman again and I never saw Elmer again, either. He never knew what happened to me. In those days, a woman (or in my case, a child) would never dare to tell the authori­ ties because the female was presumed to be automatically at fault. 1 had no one to talk to. No action was taken. I am nearly 75 years old now. This hap­ pened a lifetime ago, but I remember it vividly — even the name of one of the offi­ cers. Abby, I hope you print this. In case Elmer is still living, I want him to know what hapned to me. We were both nice kids, not thcring anyone. I did nothing wrong, so help me God. E.M. IN FLORIDA MON The Suburban Republican Women's Club will hold a Red, White and Bluegrass fund-raiser barbeque at the Bam, Highway 17-92 in Sanford on Monday, Aug. 5 from 530 until 830 p.m. Plenty of food, music, enter­ tainment, and a straw ballot for candidates, t For reservations, contact Betty Hirsch, 6600 Bear Lake Terrace, Apopka, 32703. Abby UAMlii —u—K—* fn A r w a i o prK/io Lauy lo m m y *v Several of the airplanes owned by Pan Am and recently parked In various positions at the Ortando Sanford International Airport create an unusual tails over heads photo. Bank Robber Nabbed A man known as John Doc, approximately 29 years of age, has now been charged in connection with the robbery of Fidelity Bank on East SR-434 on July 26. Stating he had a gun, the man reportedly took $1,780 from a bank teller. Monday, the teller identified the man known as John Doe as the person who com­ mitted the robbery. He w asn't diffi­ cult to find, as he was already in the John E. Polk Correctional Facility being held on unrelated charges. He K DEAR E.M.: I'm printing your letter because I am sure you are not the only rape victim from that era who has been afraid to speak out about her assault. I believe you when you say you did nothing wrong. The m tS totwTkanned you violated their post* Holt of trnst-ond authority. Although It has been nearly six decades slnce'y*ur*ape occurred, there is still help available for you in the form of post-trau­ matic stress counseling. Please pick up the phone and call RAINN (the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network) at (800) 656HOPE (4673). RAINN will connect you with the nearest rape crisis center in your area. Please heed this advice. You'll be glad you did. Oviedo Police Department offering citizen’s academy The Oviedo Police Department will conduct a Citizen Police Academy for interested members of the public begin­ ning in August. The first class will be Tuesday, Aug. 13, from 630 until 930 p.m. The class will meet every Tuesday evening at those same hours through Tuesday, Dear 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. O 2002 U N IV E R S A L PRESS S Y N D IC A T E Dan Ping Md a t i Jerta John Coflmen CltliW nl Advertleing Tommy Vmcanl Ted W ater W ed nesda y, Ju ly 31, 20 0 2 • Vol. 94, N o . 99 B d Egan Bnan Kramarak M IC Chary! Snath Mall Room Backy TfebstU Rovona Dana La g* Advertising Pa>» Smith Pubtehed every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord. F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323-9408 PenodcaJ Postage Paid al Sanlord. Florida and additional making otfees USPS 441260 Postmaster Sand address changes to Circulation Wanda Kourparacks Republic Newsfuipers, Inc. investigation. Seats will be filled on a first-come basis. Deadline for applications is Aug. 2. Applications may be obtained at the Oviedo Police Department, 300 Alexandria Blvd., Oviedo. For Additional information phone Ronald Jacobs at 407-977-6139. "Serving Seminole County Since 190S" Production Ehtrm Tytroa JR DortsDutnch Marva Hawtuna Doan Smith Oct. 15. A graduation is planned for Oct. 22. Instruction topics will include patrol, communications, criminal investiga­ tions, training, K-9, Internal investiga­ tions and more. Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and j>ass a limited background The Seminole Herald Editor and Publisher Display Advertising Roane Lavender E C DEAR LOYAL: If your father's personali­ ty changes when he drinks, it's not only reasonable, but it's also sensible. In your home, you make the rules. Remember that when your father objects (as he almost cer­ tainly will), and don't cave in. Administration Batty Barmen Police Blotter Zana Daryl Suggs, 33, of Sabal Lake Drive, Longwood, was arrested from a store in the 3600 block of at his residence by sheriff's Orlando Drive without pa; g. She deputies. He was reportedly has been charged wilK ‘ ' i— ’ involved lri'a dlsputd wllh’a fem ale., Is n o w c h a r g e d w tt h r o b b e r y w i t h a l V - " '* He Was charged with battery, 1 weapon, and larceny ‘ of over $300 Felix Soriano Paz, 25, MyAle • ”r,'il!t4on*Mtie violence. and under $20,000. Avenue Sanford, was aittAtftl by ••* • Other Arrests Sanford police Sunday after he DU1 Charges Arbrcnda Joann Smith, 47, of reportedly took a UCF baseball cap Brian Lowell Pratte, 27 of Elliott Street, Sanford, was stopped from a store in the 3600 block of Heathrow, was stopped by Lake by sheriff's deputies at East 25th Orlando Drive without paying. He Mary police early Tuesday on has been charged with petty larceny. Street and Grandview Avenues International Drive. He was char] Sunday. She was charged with pos­ with driving under the influence session of under 20 grams of mari­ Grand Theft (DUI) of alcohol/drugs. juana, and possession of an open Willie James Whetstone, 35, and container in a moving vehicle. Emma Lee Perry, both of Castle Ryan Scott Kerlin, 20, of Apopka, Brewer Court, Sanford, were located was stopped by sheriff's deputies Charles Edward Muscato, 53 of by Sanford police Monday in a vehlTuesday on Wekiva Springs Road in 2 , arked in the 1500 block of West DeBary, and Kim Renee Hovet, 42, Longwood. He was charged with of Deltona, were located in a parked proved to 15th Street. The vehicle Pr DUI alcohol/drugs. vehicle early Tuesday by sheriff's have been stolen in Sanford. Each has been charged with grand theft of deputies. Both were charged with possession of a controlled substance. Steven Allen Wallace, 45, Cardinal a motor vehic!cle. Cove Circle, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Monday on Telly Savales Engram, 27, of Battery Airport Blvd. He was charged with Valencia Court, was stopped by Nelson Randlee Marchione, 19, of DUI alcohol/drugs. day. After fol­ Sanford police Monday Three Oaks Lane, was arrested by lowing his vehicle, police said he ' >rd police early Tuesday. He Wintworth D. Simmonds, 27 of rtedly had been in an altercation p u Orlando was stopped by Lake Mary Highlawn Drive and.ran around the with a female at Windchase Blvd. lice Monday at 5th Street and house. Eventually, he relum ed to the He was located in the 2900 block of ke Mary Blvd. He was charged house where he was apprehended. Magnolia Avenue in Sanford and with DUI alcohol/drugs. He was charged with driving with a has been charged with battery. suspended license, resisting an offi­ Petty Larceny cer without violence, unlawful Randy Paul Rayfleld, 23, of East Sherri Lynn Absher, 40, of speed, and not wearing a seatbelt. Lake Mary Avenue, Lake Mary, was Quecnsbridgc Drive, Lake Mary, After being taken to jail, the Sheriff's arrested by Lake Mary police at his was arrested by Sanford police Department found he was wanted residence Sunday following a dis­ Saturday. The arrest report says she on a warrant for probation violation pute with a female. He was charged attempted to take $36.73 in makeup following a DUI conviction. with battery, domestic violence. DEAR ABBY: My parents, who live in Europe, arc finalizing their divorce. So far, I have remained neutral. However, I recently learned some very upsetting news about my dad — that he's had multiple extramarital affairs. He also bad-mouths my mother to everyone who will listen. Dad plans to retire next year and wants to visit me and my husband after that. This man is an alcoholic who has never sought treatment. I am not looking forward to his visit, but realize now is not the time to break off my connection with him. As a compromise, I would like to propose that my d aa visit my husband and me for one week — but with the requirement that no alcohol be brought into our home. Does this sound reasonable, Abby? LOYAL TEXAS READER Q James Pritchard, 39, of Academy Avenue, was arrested by Sanford olicc early Tuesday. He is said to ave been involved in an altercation with a female walking on West 13th Street. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Boa 1667 Sanlord. FL 32772-1667 Monday, Aug. 5, from 330 until 530 p.m., Brethren Reaching Out will hold the second annual National Kid's Day Celebration to encourage youth achieve­ ment. Guest speakers will be various community leaders. On Wednesday, Aug. 7 from 2 until 5 p.m. it's the fifth annual America Goes Back to School event, a com­ munity sponsored youth program to promote family I support and help in giving out back to school supplies. For additional information contact Rose Davis at 407302-4143. THUR mJ;: f The Florida Trail Association has announced , the n « t Reeling p fC en M d jv l Florida Chapter will be > Thursday, Aug. 8, ar6 l.30 ■'<•" p.m., in the Leu Gardens Camclia Room. Mike McKay of Central Florida Anthropological Society will present Native American History in Florida. The pub­ lic is invited. Bring alu­ minum cans for recycling. For additional information contact Joan Jarvis at 407365-6036 or contact bluetrailOaol.com. WED The Greater Oviedo Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the Oviedo Marketplace will host a Political HobNob Wednesday, Aug. 21 from 6 ’; until 8:30 p.m. It's a unique, ’* informal venue for voters to ‘ meet and mingle with candi-’ dates and elected officials before heading to the polls in November. The event is a forum for ideas and information exchange between citizens and candidates who arc seeking elected offices. Voters can talk with local, state and national candidates one-on-one. The formal introduction of candidates will take place on the stage between Citizens Bank of Oviedo and Bed, Bath and Beyond. Candidates who wish to participate must reserve a table. For more information, phone the Chamber at 407365-6500. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Writs to us: 3M N. French Annus Santord, FL 32771 Call us: (407)322-2111 Subscription Rates 3 Months In Semnola County 111.00 6 Months n Sammole County 620 00 I Year In Samnola County 636 00 1 Year Other Florida County 64200 1 Year Oul O l SUM 662 00 Fax us: (407)323-9400 �- • 1! L Obituaries DAVID J. BULMAHN David J. Bulmahn, 56, Sailfish Road, Winter Springs, died Saturday, July 27, 2002. He was bom May 22,1946 in Fort Wayne, Ind. He was a closet and storage designer, engineer and owner. Survivors include wife, Linda L., Winter Springs; daughters, Amy Thomason, orlando, Sara, Casselberry; mother, Velma, Orlando; brother, T. Paul, Houston, Tex.; sisters, Rita Wiese, Kansas City, Mo., Orpha Weber, lakeland, Irma List, Sherwood, Ore.; father, Henry; three grandchildren;. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. North Old Mill Drive, Deltona, died Friday, July 26, 2002 at Mariner Healthcare of Orange City. Bom July 9,1905 in Punxsutawncy, Pa., she moved to Deltona in 1987. She was a clothing designer for Montgomery Wards. She was Past Worthy Matron with Eastern Star. She belonged to White Shrine and Ladies of the Nile. Survivors include daughter, Sue Pifer-Pcnfield, Deltona; Sister, Dorothy GotwaltStraitiff, Punxsutawney; two grandchildren; four great­ grandchildren; one great-great grandchild. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. ROSE LEVY Rose Levy, 104, of Memphis, Tenn., formerly of Sanford, died Wednesday, April 3,2002 at the Memphis Jewish Home. Bom July 1, 1897, she lived in three centuries. She served as an Air Raid Warden during World War II in the Sanford area. She was m anager/buyer of the Hollywood Dress Shop in Sanford until her retirement. She and her brother Henry donated the Mullet Lake Park and Mullet Lake to Seminole County and it was officially named Henry Levy Park. Survivors Include brothers, Sam, Henry, Dave and Joe, of Sanford and Geneva. Graveside services will be Saturday, Aug. 3,2002 at 10 a.m., at the Geneva Cemetery. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorials be sent to the Geneva Historical Society. RITA B. GABELLA Rita B. (Gigliano) ,lgl Gabella, 51, Summit Hill Drive, ‘ Deltona, died Saturday, July 27,2002 at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida from Miami in 1990. She was a real estate appraiser and a member of Our Lady of the Lakes .Catholic Church and the Women's Club of Deltona. Survivors include husband, Leonard, Deltona; son, Leonard, Deltona; daughters, Angela, Deltona, Fara vayne Gabella, Ormond Beach; brothers, Fedrick Gagllano, Greenville, N.C., Joseph Gagliano, Miami; sister, Marguerite Wilfong, Miami. Services will be Wednesday, July 31, at 11 a.m. at Baldauff Funeral Home. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. FRANCES L. EISENHUTH Frances L. Eiscnhuth, 97, Lake Mary CERT course begins Aug. 7 The Lake Mary Fire,,,i , , , Department will host its final CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) course of the year beginning Aug. 7. The program is an eightweek course that provides life-saving information and teaches basic emergency skills so that in on event of a disas­ ter, citizens will be able to assist themselves and their neighbors until emergency * responders can arrive on scene. The course covers subjects such as Introduction to Disasters, Disaster Medical, Light Search and Rescue, Fire Suppression and others. The information is designed to prepare the community for what to do after a disaster strikes, as well as how to bet­ ter prepare themselves and their homes. A disaster can include severe storms, flooding, torna­ does, tropical storms, hurri­ canes and man-made disas­ ters. Learning basic skills and techniques can not only aid citizens in the aftermath of a disaster, but also for the every day emergency one might encounter. For more information, call 407-333-8207. Ui'ilni'silny. July 31. 2002 Page 3A T he S eminole H erald BRENDA LEE PERRY Brenda Lee Perry, 51, D o c e n t training co u rse b e g in s A u g . 2 8 Castlebrcwer Court, Sanford, died Thursday, July 25, 2002. Bom in Sanford she was a life­ long resident. She was aa laborer and a member orf New Life Word Center. Survivors include son, Lorenzo; daughters, Emma and Ann; sister, Geraldine Johnson; brothers, Robert Lee, Lee Ben Jr., Jackie Lee, Harry T.; eight grandchildren; three great-grandchildren all of Sanford. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. WILLIAM S. PUGH William S. Pugh, 44, S. Village Drive, Deltona, died Tuesday, July 23,2002 at his residence. He was bom in Alexander, Va. He was self employed in the construction industry and was Protestant by faith. Survivors Include uncle, Spence Greene, Ashley, Pa.; cousin and caregiver Cindy McAvoy and cousin Vicky Ketsey, both of Orange City and other aunts uncles and cousins. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. MARY BELLE STALLINGS Mary Belle Stallings, 88, died Saturday, July 27,2002 in Orlando. She was employed in the drycleaning industry. She was a member of Church of God, Sanford. Graveside services will be held Wednesday, July 31, at 10 a.m. at the Lake Mary Cemetery. ■Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. If you love animals and enjoy being surrounded by acres of lus­ cious foliage and fresh air, the Central Florida Zoo is looking for you. The zoo is seeking dedicated people to participate in the Docent Training Program. Volunteer teachers, referred to as docents, are an integral part of the z»xr staff. Providing exceptional education for children ana adults about con­ servation of animals and the envi­ ronment, docents participate in an array of activities. In 2001, docents served more than 12^00 hours, reaching thou­ sands of people, and they aa* looking to surpass their efforts this year. PAL spon soring A u gu st g o lf tournam ent The Seminole County Sheriffs Office Police Athletic League (PAL) is holding a golf tourna­ ment to raise money for its youth programs. The*PAL PAl Cup Golf Tournament will be held on Monday, Aug. 26, at Alaqua Golf Club. It will fea­ ture a 10 a.m. shotgun start. The cost is $65 for Law Enforcement and Public Safety employees, and Ybur newspaper gives you everything you could ever want. In terms of valuable Information M o n e y • H e a lth • In te rvie w s R e v ie w s * E d ito ria ls • A d v ic o R e c ip e s • C o u p o n s • Politics • S p o rts Family Owned 8. 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Also, each docent will be offered a three-week Animal Handling Class, where they will learn how to handle species of aptilcs, birds, mammals, and invertebrates for ouln*ach programs and animals encounters. If you arc an animal and nature enthusiast, become a member of the Zcxi Crew. For additional information on the program or applications, please call 407-323-4450, ext. 120, or visit the zoo's website at wwwcentralflorid&xxuxg The zoo is located at 2755 NW Highway 17/92 in Sanford. A docent training course is being offered with two classes running concurrently on Wednesday, Aug. 28 and Saturday, Aug. 31, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Anyone 18 or older is eligible to participate in the seven-week pn>gram. Tire cost is $35, which includes class materials and a Central Florida Zoo t-shirt. Volunteers able to work during the day to assist school children aa* especial­ ly in demand. No teaching experience is neccssnry. Applications aa* due by Aug. 16. Docent orientation will lx? held Aug. 20. Course graduation will qualify each volunteer to conduct ztx> Proud Supporters of C a rin g S e r v ic e ta* KMl MIt BanKjnUat. BmSqtMgura. 1m MoQm. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED r « r t mm L *> R. tn x * SiwBi me fete, anwon. FULFILLING YOUR FUNERAL AND CREMATION NEEDS LOCALLY AND WORLDWIDE 905 Laurel Ave., Sanford ( 407 ) 322-2131 C an* T w a in OHM Central Florida Blood Bank, Inc :0REST CITY 1122 W. Hwy 436 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 ^'foNGWOOD I^^SANFORD ! *" Hwy 4 3 4 A 4 2 7 11 2 0 7 E. 25th SI SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ASSELBERRY ^ _______ Winter P aric Dr. 11 J C £ H A * M M E M ^ M D W A R E A i C ^ H A R D W / M E A t e H A R D W J U ^ j i S ^H UAM ftDWAMl �Page 4 A Wednesday. July 31. 2002 T iie S eminole H eraui Business E ngineered H om es tops $41 m illion in hom es sales at 6-m onth mark by tl new residential communities including Buckingham Estates In Lake Mary - and a record-set­ ting June, Engineered Homes eclipsed the $41 million mark in home sales for the year's first six months. Thanks to a sizzling June in which it topped the $10 million plateau for tne first time and the early success of its Buckingham Estates and Mission Park devel­ opments, Engineered Homes rang up 204 homes sales for $41.8 million at eight Central Florida communities at the year's halfway point - an aver­ age of approximately $213,853 per sale, reports Engineered Homes' Sales and Marketing Director Marilyn Anderson. The company has five devel­ opments underway in Seminole County. The first six months also saw the successful closeouts of two longtime communities - Lake Gloria Preserve in south Orlando and Weston Hills in south Lake County near Clermont. Those two develop­ ments combined for 54 sales and manded a lion's share of activity $9.1 million during the January- for the six-moth period. The June period. community, which features four Engineered Homes six-month separate product lines, chalked sales volume of $41.8 million up 69 sales for $16.9 million - an represented a 10 percent increase average of $244,928. over last year's $38 million for The six-month sales are the same time. ranked as follows: A red-hot June enabled the • The Sanctuary - 69 for $16.9 Winter Park company to close million, average sales price out the second quarter in record $244,928; fashion. Engineered Homes • Lake Gloria Preserve - 29 for posted 40 sales in June for about $5.4 million, $186,207; $10.01 million - gains of 14 and • Lake Griffin Estates 41 percent, respectively over (Casselberry) - 27 for $4.9 mil­ May figures of 35 sales and $7.1 lion, $181,481; million. The company's newest • Egret's Landing (Lake two developments factored sig­ Mary) - 28 for $4.4 million, nificantly that success. $157,143; Buckingham Estates just north of • Weston Hills (Clermont) Heathrow registered five sales 25 for $3.7 million, $148,000; for $1.7 million, while Mission • Buckingham Estates Park, which is located near (Heathrow) - 10 for $3.3 million, Weston Hills on U.S. Highway $330,000; • The Retreat at Wckiva - 11 27 near Clermont, also had five sales for $809,501 - even though for $2.5 million, 227,273; the community's sales and • Mission Park (Clermont) - 5 model center is still several for $809,501, $161,900. months from completion. The company, now in its sev­ The Sanctuary, the company's enth year of operations, posted a ambitious 744-home community record $78.4 million in home in Oviedo, once again com­ sales last year. Small Bay acquires 9.2 acre tract in Sanford Small Bay Partners, LLC, which develops warehouse properties for users of 2,000 to 50,000 square feet, recently acquired a 9.2 acre site at Monroe and Church Sts. in Sanford. Michael Heldrich, a principal at NAI Realvest, and part of the team at Stnall Bay Partners along with George Livingston, Geof Longstaff and Howard Shieferdecker, negotiated the transaction. Paul and Mary Lukas were the sellers. Small Bay Partners plans to develop five buildings that will total 116,000 square feet of ware­ house and office space on the site. The site is adjacent to the Monroe CommerCentcr North, where NAI Realvest Partners, Inc. and its investors arc devel­ oping more than 200,000 square feet of dock high, Class A indus­ trial space, Heidrich said. Heidrich said Small Bay Partners paid $862,000.00 for the property. Development is expected to start in the fall. Maitland based NAI Realvest Partners, Inc. is a fully integrated commercial real estate operating company specializing in broker­ age, investment, leasing and management, consulting, research and development ser­ vices in the U.S. and worldwide through NAI, a global real estate services network active in over 300 markets. A n n o u n c in g *• •rrr.r- • Spolski earns hanger contract at Starport OJ] ./T , I N T E R N A T I O N A L A IR P O R T Spolskl C onstruction Inc., located In S a n lo rd , recently w a s a w a rd e d the contract to provide de sign and g e n e r­ al contracting services lor the construction of a n e w 45,0 0 0 -s q u a re -fo o t corporate hanger. T h e o w n e r of the p ro ­ ject, C a m b a ta Aviation International L L C , plans to utilize the n e w facility as an adjunct to Its existing 8 0 ,0 0 0 square-foot fixed b a so operation, k now n as S tarport, located o n the north sldo of the O rla n d o S an ford International Airport. Harkins wins second building contract with Sanford-based Tailored Foam Harkins Development Corp., a design build contractor, has been tapped a second lime in the last two years by Tailored Pivim of Florida, Inc. to construct an 8,500 square foot corporate headquarters in Northstar Center in Sanford. According to Bill Harkins, President, Harkins Development Corp., this latest "design/build" contract calls for a five-month construction schedule. Michael Penny, R.A., Cocoa Beach, Florida, is the project architect. In 20(H), Harkins provided design build sendees lo Tailored Foam for constniction of a 7,(XH) square foot service, maintenance and storage facility, also located in Northstar Center. Other Central Florida industrial build­ ings completed by the Harkins team include Taylor Corporation, luike Mary, Encompass Electrical Technologies, Altamonte Springs and Sub-Zero Refrigeration facil­ ity in Sanford. Tailored Foam of Florida, Inc. provides masonry foam insula­ tion for commercial and residen­ tial construction projects throughout Florida and South Georgia. The 18-year old familyowned business plans to move its headquarters, currently locat-! cd In Longwood, to its new Sanford facility upon completion later this year. Harkins Development Corp. was founded in 1974 in Central Florida. The company special^ Izcs in two core areas of bus!? ness: commercial "design build services of planning, land acqui sition, land development, gener-J al contracting and in the luxury! custom and residential vacation; home market. The company; employs nine at its headquarters; in Lake Mary, Florida. For more; information visit www.harkins-1 dcvclopment.com. th e p u b lic i, -- * .......«• ■ ■ -* « S a n fo r d : Our First 125 Years Recalling Sanford’s heritage. SANFORD: OUR FIRST 125 YEARS will feature hundreds of photographs on 128 pages. This treasure chest of memories will include photos from Sanford of yesteryear, giving the reader a glimpse of life in Sanford years ago. This book will be edited locally by the staff of the Seminole Herald hus d bound with an attractive, durable cover, making it of heirloom *821, the submitted this photo0,j ! f ra I?ther^ S ^ ! 1a S T * Magnolia Avenue, probably In the 6th or 7th Street area. C h o lin e Crap ps W E NEED YOUR Uind^i. quality. a S S f t S f i w £ 2 -& i V Work on this pictorial history is commencing at this lime. The finished t(iwin W. Lundqul^'Nora product will be available by late November, 2002, just in time for Christmas giving! You will want a copy of Sanford: O ur First 125 Years not only for yourself, but your loved ones os well. What a great gift idea for those who call Sanford “home.” Be sure to reserve your copies with the JK coupon below. // H ELP If you have photos of bygone days in Sanford, would you share them with us? We’re looking for photographs of people, places and things depicting the history of Sanford from its earliest days right up through 2002. • The photographs should be identifiable, including at least some of the individuals in the photo. • We will print a credit line with each photo, identifying the person or organization who shared it with us. Connie ty/iiio-, --------• You may bring photos to our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford • Please jot down all pertinent data including your own name, address and phone number. • If you have any questions concerning submitting photos, simply call the Seminole Herald at 407-322-2611. • Of course, space may prohibit us from printing every photo submitted. In any case, all photos will be returned to their owners unharmed. P R E - P U B L I C ,A T I O N —_ -•sssatft. D IS C O U N T! Only a limited number of Sanford: Our First 125 Years will be published. 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We do accept MastciCard. and Visa. □ Prepay (he entire order of $32.05 □ Visa _ (sales tax includeifijrer book._ S e m in o le H e ra ld Our First 125 Years Nam e. Address State/Zip. Phone Charge Card No . Exp. D a te . Signatuie_______ Mail lo: ’ _j Sanford: Our First 125 Years, Seminole Herald. 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord 32771 �T h e S e m in o l e H Wednesday. July .'11.2002 PflflC BA erald Business Keene Construction completes Cornerstone at Lake Mary Maitland-based Keene Construction Company complet­ ed the new 56,554-square-foot Cornerstone at Lake Mary shop­ ping center featuring a 44,000square-foot Publix plus 12,554squarc-fect of retail space. Developed by Solo Development,the center is locat­ ed at Rinehart Road and Timacuan Dlvd. in Lake Mary. • Prominently ranked among ;»he nation’s Top 25 Retail Contractors by Retail Construction magazine, Keene Construction ranks 16th in retail footage with 2.147 million square feet during 2001 and 19th in rev­ enues with $84.7 million. The company, which has built over 100 Publix-anchored shopping centers across the Southeast since 1986, is currently construct­ ing twelve retail centers through­ out Florida totaling over $70 mil­ lion and 788,000-square-fcct. "All the centers we are presently building are anchored by Publix and are being fasttracked for 2002 completion," said Keene,s co-founder and president David A. Whitehill. He added that the company is also well underway on Orlando's new Neiman Marcus at The Mall at Millenia and the new Lord St Taylor at Florida Mall. Currently celebrating its 20th year in business, Keene Construction is led by founders David A. Whitehill, president, and Gary L. Keene, CEO. The company specializes in groceryanchored retail, power centers, lifestyle centers, department stores and big box retailers, as well as office and warehouse projects according to Whitehill. The company has also been ranked among Shopping Center World,s Largest Retail Contractors, Engineering NewsRecord's Top 400 U.S. Contractors, Florida Trcnd,s Top 200 Private Companies, Orlando Business Journal's Golden 100 Top Privately-held Companies in T h e r e ’s a Central Florida, and The Top 100 Companies for Working Families published by Orlando Sentinel Communications. Longtime national retail construction vet­ eran Dale E. Scott lias served as Vice President responsible for business development since 1995. In addition, Whitehill said the company has built numer­ ous projects for Burdines, WalMart, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, Sears, PetsMart, Beall,s, JCPcnney, Borders, Winn-Dixie, T.J. Maxx, Linens ,n Tilings, Stein Mart, Eckerd, Office Depot, Staples, Michaels, Best Buy and others. Keene Construction buy • Home • Commercial • Structural • Mechanical in su ra n ce . D UCT CLEANING OUR S P E C IA LITY ! 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A -Z M e c h a n ic a l & Maintenance, Inc. b e tte r w n y Ptioto submitted to The Heratd M aitland-based K e e n o C onstruction C o m p a n y co m p le te d the n e w 5 6 ,5 5 4 squaro-loot C ornerstone at Lake M a ry shopping cen ter featuring a 4 4 ,0 0 0 - • Paralegal • lu t ln e n Ad m inistration • A ccounting • Com puter Program m ing ■Wwl. • B M 8 00 t m - 7.00 pm - w dr * • Two new reasons to come out and play Now more than ever, if's worth fhe drive fo Orlando! Because Wet 'n W ild is rocking with a thrilling new tide, The Just*^ Starting i _ Or . Starting-* O v e r? Whether you're starting out — or starting over — the place to start is SCC Seminole C o m m u n ity C o lleg e la yourself. Only better." With courses in IT and Business, we offer hands-on dosses and practical, affordable programs to get your career on track. Certification prep courses. Career certificates. AS degree programs. Al of which take just 4 months to 2 years to complete. Al taught by experienced teachers. Plus evening, weekend and online classes, and 3 campuses: Oviedo, Sanford/Lake Mary and Hunt Club. There's even a Prometnc Testing Center right on the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus Preparing for a career In IT or Business... it* as easy as S-C-C AnIquXAtmt/lquXOrxwrlurvt, CommumT, Cotegt Storm, and a completely renovated and expanded Kids' Park. Best ol all, the whole park is yours all day lor just $21 wilh prool of Florida residencyl* *21 Plus Tax Per Person Adult or Child With Florida ID 6200 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE ORLANDO, fl 32819 �Page OA Wednesday. July 31. 2002 Taylor Woodrow employees host zoo event for kids Architects near completion of Justice Center Rendering .ubrnttltd to Tho Harold T h e S cott P artnership Architecture, Inc. is com pleting de sign services (or the $ 4 .2 million addition and reno­ vation of tho S e m in o lo C o u n ty Ju v o n ilo Ju stico C o n fe r in S a n (o rd . T h e dosign/bulld project with tho C olla ge C o m p a n ie s Includes a 2 1 ,12 9-squ aro -fo o t addition a n d tho renovation of 11,500 squ are loot ol existing space. T h o c o m p le x will function h a n d -in -h a n d with tho n o w S o m ino lo C o u n ty C o u rt H o u s e . O n c e operational, tho cou rtroom s will bo equippod to vidootapo all procee dings a n d extract transcripts from the recordings. C onstru ction is sch edu led to begin In S o p lo m b o r 200 2, with com pletion sch eduled for S eptem b er, 2003. The staff of Taylor Woodrow Communities and Alaqua Likes, Taylor Woodrow's luxury com­ munity on Markham Woods Road in Seminole County, took the day off recently to go to the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford. They weren’t goofing off, how­ ever. instead, they brought 65 guests horn Camp Challenge, the Easter Seals summer camp pro­ gram for disabled children near Sorrento in Lake County. "Our team members had a marvelous time," said Charles Ayers, project manager at Alaqua Likes. "Camp Challenge is one of my staffs favorite community service organizations. It was a wonderful experience for every­ one and I think the campers had a good time loo," Ayers laughed. Just to make sure, Taylor Woodrow hosted the campers for lunch at the Pavilion at the zoo. Taylor Woodrow has been developing and building lifestyle communities and luxury homes in North America for over 65 years. Headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, current opera­ tions include more than 50 active developments located through­ out Florida, California, Texas, and Ontario, Canada. The com­ pany recorded revenues in excess of $880 million in 2001, and is a wholly owned sub­ sidiary of Taylor Woodrow pic, a London based, publicly traded real estate group founded in 1921." Your guide to this summers coolest hot spots. 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PARK AVE., SANFORD All Day Sunday 300 O Y S T E R S 750 D R A F T Enjoy The Best Tasting Chili Dog Around at Billy Boys valua • No good M i any otfior oflw •Ono p « vis* • Esp V i m SPECIAL BAR-B-QUE RIB SANOWICH, BAKED BEANS ANO A LARGE HOT FUDGE SUNDAE Billy Boy’s -Famous Chili Dogs Prices Sla ALL DOMESTIC BEERS.. $1.75 ALL WELL DRINKS......... $1 . 75 T I M KARAOKE ON WEDNESDAY See Their Ad On This Page For The “Special Waiting For You ORLANDO’S’ ” SANFORD — Billy Boy’s Famous Chili Dogs is staying in Sanford. Recently, the more than two-deende old business opened its doors at a new location a few miles down the road from its original downtown site. The eating establishment’s new home is at 2473 S. Park Avc. “People seem to be really happy about our new loca­ tion," said Billy Boy’s Sanford Manager Michael A. Signorelli. “The people who live in this area seem happy we moved closer to them. “We were sad to leave downtown, but that happens.” Although many people arc pleased with Billy Boy’s new location, the move wasn’t by choice. In April, owner Jack Wells was told Sanford's new post office was moving into the space he rented for Billy Boy’s at the comer of Sanford Avenue and 1st Street. A few weeks later, the deal was signed between the property owner and the U.S. Postal Service, leaving Wells with few options — he could close the Sanford business or quickly relocate to another site within the city. Fate must like the famous chili dog recipe. In just a few weeks, Wells and Signorelli found the new site and have established the restaurant at the new location. Loyal customers will still find the same orange picnic tables inside the restaurant, along with a few new addi­ tions. Billy Boy’s new location is the former Super Discount Beverage Store. Wells and Signorelli decided to combine the convenience of a local market with the tasty tradition of chili dogs and hamburgers. "This was originally a beverage store, so we decided to keep the convenience," Signorelli said. "If someone needs to pick up u six-pack of Coke, they can do it when they slop by to get a chili dog.” Now that Billy Boy’s has overcome the hassle of relocation, expansion is in its future. In just a few weeks, Billy Boy’s Apopka will open at the comer of state roads 441 and 436. Signorelli said Port Orange might also one day be the home of another Billy Boy’s. » As the 20-year old business continues to expand into new markets, Signorelli hopes the original will contin­ ue to thrive in Sanford. Your Space On This ohn Coffman at 407-322-2611 i E ! ! Sooaf PREMIER INTERNET GAMING CENTER SIGNUP NOW!!-' NATIONAL XBOX™ HALO TOURNAMENT AUGUST 10 & 11 GO TO wyy.netfxgamlng.com FOR RULES AND SIGNUP* •MUST Rli II Oft O U » TO ENTUI X xeqx 3591 LAKE EMMA ROAD LAKE MARY In the Lake Mary Centre just a few doors down from TOOJAY'S Gourmet Deli W a t c h f o r o u r o p e n i n g s o o n !! a OAMINO.,..WITH AN ATTITUDE!! W ( I : ,) 'v v h r - w r 5 , fiQf ?-w r ^ w r 7- w r -Oi Monday thru Friday 11:00am*5:00pm Game prices based on 4pm temperature from the day before. Lanas, I N E . Airport B lvd., Sanford, F L 32773 Fax 407-324-4S 31 I■J ’W r O -'W 'T TO O t �T he S eminole H erald Wctlrnsdny. July 31. 2002 1*11^ 7A Sanford, T>u Historic Heart Of Seminole County August events August43sc*m b*r (Every Tbesday) Farmer's Markot Magnoia Square, Historic Downtown Sanford. Fresh produce, plants, flowers, crafts, food and kve entertain­ ment. 860a.m .-260p.m ., rain or shine. Sponsored by Sanford Main Street, Inc. For more Infor­ mation ca l Barbl Bauman (407)321-4098. AtfflwMHcffnbtf (3rd Saturday) Monthly Classic C ar Cruise 8 8treet Party. Historic Downtown Sanford. Classic cars on display, music by D J. food. Sponsored by Sanford Main Street. Inc. For more Information c a l Barbi Bauman (407)321-4098. a Tbrigh TsS ky S em tote Community Colege Planetarium 1st, 3rd, & 6th Fridays of the month. Featuring a diflerent episode every time. A l evening shows w l be M o w e d by tele­ scope viewing sessions as the weatter permits unless otherwise noted. 8:30pm. Admission: $4 Adults, $3 K -12 students and Senior CW zsnt. For more Infor­ mation please cal: (407) 3282380. http://www.sccA ill, m L i l a i n l r i m ■, ii.convp*anwr)oox.ntni Myths In Iho Night Semlnols Community C olege Planetarium and A 4*t Fridays of the month. Featuring 10 dMerant episodes. A l evening shows w be foflowed by tstsscops viewing sessions as tie weather psrmfts irtsa a otharwlae noted. 8:30pm. A d m M o r t $4 A d Jts . $3 K-12 students and Senior Cttoens. For rto tm U o n ptsaas cat. (407) 32M 380Kkx)/wwwaccm - « » ------- « » - * H i,. ii^ofnpwievinoex.ntm AU0U0( Baluntoy E v rin g Special Faeture To have an item added to the Main Street Calendar, Call Paula at 407-688 0943 Seminoie Community Collego Planetarium. Features to bo announced. A l ovoning sliows wM be followed by telescope viewing sessions as the weather permits unless otherwise noted 0 30pm. Admission: $4 Adults. S3 K-12 students and Senior CiMons. For more Information pleaso c a l (407) 328-2360 http://www.sccfl corrv’pianeMndex him A u g u s t Events •1 Th u rsd a y MAermium Squares Square Dance Sanlord Senior Center 8:30 PM. C a l Center of Information 407.302.1010. • 2-4 Sports Card and Colecbbte Show Seminole Towne Center Mai. Throughout the m al sports card and memorabilia trading and s o l­ ing. M al houra 1 0 0 0 a m 9:00p m. M a l Offco: (407)3232282. • 6-11 A S A 10 & Under Girl's B Fast Pitch Nationals Features the best 18 & Under Oirf s B Division teams from across the country. Teams w i compete In a three-game guar­ antee round robin format and advance to doublo elimination bracket. For more Information c a l Kevin Coutthart, Central Florida Sports Commission (407)648-4900 e x t 12 or Meg Hoopor (407)788-0609. • 8-11 A S A Girls 1 6 -B* Fast Pitch Seminole County Softbal Complex. National softbal tour­ nament 8.00a m .-IO O O pm . $20 learn pass, $5 day pass, 11 and under free. For more Information c a l Andrew Street (407) 7880809. • 8 M onday TO O O L E R S T O R IE S (18 M O S .- 3 Y R S .) Sanlord P ubic Ubraiy. 1030AM. A l programs are free and open to the pubic. • 8 TU se dey P R E S C H O O L stories, music ( 3 - 5 y rs ) Sanford P ubic Ubrary, 100 0 A 1045AM. A l programs are Iroo and open (tie pubic. •8 Tuesday Scrabble, ploy at tho Sanford Senior Center, 100 PM. New members welcome. C a l 407.302.1010 lor Information • 6 Tuesday National Night Out 9th annual Night Out Is do sign odto l. heighten crime and drug prevention awareness: 2. genorato support for participa­ tion In local anti crlmo efforts; 3. strengthen neighborhood spirit and laws enforcement community partnerships and 4. send a mes­ sage to the criminal that neigh­ borhoods are organized and fighting beck. From 7p.m. until tOp m. residents are asked to turn on a l outside lights and spend timo outdoors with neigh­ bors and law enforcement per­ sonnel. His (oining of forces to fight crime is to enhance tho socurtty and safety of the rtottftborhoods. For further Informa­ tion, or to report a planned activi­ ty contact t o Communrty Services Section at 407.665.6977 o re -m a la t chmeprevontxxi O somlnotshorVf.org. •9 Friday Canasta Club Sanlord Senior Center, 1:00PM. C a l 407-302-1010 lor Informa­ tion • 9 Friday Dominoes. Sanford Senior Center, 160 PM, C a l 407-302.1010 lor Informa­ tion. come. •14 W ednesday Japan Surrendered ending WW1I, 1945. • 14 W ednesday Elizabeth Taylor's Tap Dance Class 10.00 AM. C a l Sanford Senior Center for Information 407.302.1010. • 10-11 3v3 Soccer Shootout Regfonai Championships Seminole County Sports Training Center, Sylvan Lake Park. Features 3v3 soccer teams from across the Southeast U S com­ peting for the chance to advance to the National Finals. Teams wfl vary In age from 6 years to over X . Teams can qualify lor the Regional Championships by competing In local quaifying events. Teams finishing first thrombi fifth In the Roponal Championships wA qualify for the National Finals. Fee: $16000 For more Information visit www 3v3soccer.net or cal Kevin CcxVthart, Central Florida Sports Commission (407) 648-1900 0*1.12 or Brian Tatum. Host Communications (303)989-4084 ext 27. • 18 Th u rs d a y Conversational Spanish Class. Instructor Estrata Fenn. 9 00AM. C a l Sanford Senior Center of Information 407. 302.1010. •18 Th u rs d a y BABY T IM E (birth- 1 8 mos.) Sanford P ubic Ubrary 10:00AM. Programs are music and stories •a l free and open to t o public. • 10 Saturday S A TU R D A Y SOUP, Crafts, drama, singing. (3 - 7 yrs.) Sanford Public Ubrary. 2:00PM A l programs are free and open to Ihe pubic. • 7 W ednesday Coasdnes, Sanford Sonior Center, 1000AM. C a l 407.302.1010 for Information • 8 Th u rs d a y Conversational Spanish Class. Instructor Estrella Fenn. 9.00AM. C a l Sanford Senior Center of Information 407. 302.1010. 8-25 *Fu»y Committed- by Beck Mode Sominoto Community Cologo Fine Arts Theatre. They're tough, they're famous, they're desper­ ate. They’re an unforgettable col­ lection of people trying to book a reservation In N Y ’s trondtest restaurant and one out of work actor must deal with them a l. A comedy hit oft-Broadway and now In L A . For more Information ca l (407)328-4722 ext. 3323. • 8 Th u rs d a y B AB Y TIM E ( b i r t h - 18 mos.) Sanford Pubic Ubrary 10.00AM. Programs are music and storiesa l free and open to the public. • 12 M onday Pinochle Club, Sanford Senior Center, noon. New members woteome. C a l 407602.1010 • 12 Bridge Club. Sanlord Senior Center, 1160AM. New members weloome. C a l 407602.1010 for Information. • 12 M onday TO O O L E R S T O R IE S (18 M O S .- 3 YR S .) Sanford Pubic Ubrary. 10:30AM A l programs are freo and open to t o public. • 13 TUeedoy P R E S C H O O L stories, music ( 3 5 yrs.) Sanford Pubic Ubrary, 1060 A 10:45AM. A l programs are free and open t o public. • 13 TUeedoy S C R A B B LE Club, Sanlord Senior Center, 1:00PM. New members wel­ • 17 Saturday SA TU R ­ D AY S O UP . Crafts, drama, singing. ( 3 - 7 yrs,) Sanlord P ubic Ubrary. 2 6 0 P M A l pro­ grams are free and open to t o public • 17 Saturday 1/2 Century Senior Softbal Tournament al t o Softbal Complex. C a l Parks Dept for Information. • 17 Saturday Monthly Classic Car Cruise A Street Party, Historic Downtown Sanford. Classic cars on display, music by D J, food. Sponsored by Sanlord Main Street, Inc. For more Information c a l Barbl Bauman (407)321-4998. • IB M onday Pinochle Club, Sanford Senior Center, noon. New members welcome. C a l 407602.1010 for Informa­ tion. • 18 M onday Bridge Club, Sanford Senior Cents', 1160AM . Now members wel­ come. C a l 407602.1010 for information. • IB M onday T O O O L E R S T O R IE S (18 M O S .- 3 Y R S .) Sanford P u M c Ubrary. 10:30AM. A l programs are free and open to t o pubic. •20 TUeedoy P R E S C H O O L stories, music (3 - 5 yrs.) Sanford P u M c Ubrary, 106 0 A 10:45AM. A l programs are free and open t o pubic. • 20 TU aeday S C R A B B L E Club, Sanford Senior Center. 1:00PM. New mombers wel­ come • 24-25 S u n d a y N T IIP Adult Tennis Toutnamcnl at Sanlando Park Call Parks Department of information • 21 W ed nesda y Starship Yacht A FI Aquarium. C a l Sanford Senior Center of Infor­ mation 407.302.1010. Rogister A Pay by Due Date. Reservations necessary. • 21 W ed nesda y Confetti Club (5 yrs A up) at tho Sanford Lforary, 3 : X P.M. Public is wel­ come. • 26 M onday Poetry/Culturo Nights, (tho naked ago) 7PM, open micro­ phone, no charge 'O u r House Books and Coffoo- , (downtown Sanford across from t o library) C a l 407.324.0054 for Informa­ tion. • 26 M o n d a y Pinochle Club, Sanford Senior Centor, noon. N ew membors welcome Can 407.302.1010 for informa­ tion. • 26 M o nda y Bridgo Club, Sanford Senior Center, 11:00AM. N ew mombers w el­ come. C a l 407 302.1010 for information. • 26 M o nda y T O D D L E R S T O R IE S (18 M O S .- 3 Y R S ) Sanlord Public Library. 10:30AM. A l programs are Iroe and open to t o pifolic. • 22 T h u rs d a y B AB Y T IM E (b ir th - 1 8 moe.) Sanford Public Ubrary 10:00AM. Programs are music and stories • a l free and open to t o public. • 22 Th u rs d a y Conversational Spanish Class. Instructor Estrella Fenn. 9:00AM. C a l Sanford Senior Center ol Information 407. 302.1010 ' • 22 Th u rs d a y C .F. Outliers Guild meets at t o Sanford Senior Centor at 7 : X P.M. • 22 Th u rs d a y ‘Cashflow 101* This monopoly liko board game for up to six ptayor who want in Increase their financial inteligenco. Allows each playor to team and teach others how lo get out of t o rat race. G am enight 6:30PM, no fee. *Our House Books and Coffee* (locat­ ed downtown Sanford across from t o library) w A be open until 9PM. C a l Don Shearer 407.323.7508 or 407.324.0054 Information. • 23 Frid ay Movie Madness • Beautiful M W Russel Crowe, Jennifer Connety. 4 Academy Awards Inducing Best Picture. Shown at t o Sanlord S enior Confer. 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J u ly 31. 20 0 2 T iif Seminole i I lrai.ii The Way We Were: The following two items were actively prosecuted by the In the July-August Issue of the American commanding general, Sanford Historical Society for Sam Jones, instead of being newsletter of which I willing to surrender, is am editor. concentrating troops at The first article his town. Gen. Jcsup is refers to the Second a 1st) making great Seminole War and was preparations for the found by researcher campaign, and was Jim Cara. moving upon Sam The second article Jones' town with a on Sanford schools was large and well appoint­ contributed by Virgie ed force. Himan Cone of "Major McLean, one Greenville, S.C., age of Gen. Jesup's staff, G race Marie 93, who lived in who Iras been reputed Sanford 1913-22 while Stinecipher to procure steamboats her father, Rev. George of a very light draft, so • • • • • • • Hyman was pastor of as to establish depots First Baptist Church. It was dur­ on Indian River, which is expect­ ing his pastorate that the brick ed to be the Seat of war, arrived sanctuary was built. at Savannah, on the 22d iast. from Gary's Ferry, and has com­ Forces Move South municated the following to the from Fort Mellon editor of the 'Georgian.' The following is a direct quote "The regular forces under Gen. from the December 29, f837 edi­ Jesup composed of about 1,500 tion of Niles’ National Register men, (all regulars) have moved which was published in from Fort Mellon under the Washington City every Saturday. immediate command of Gen. “FROM FLORIDA. We have Eustis. more than once resolved not to "The depot at Fort Mellon is publish any accounts from secured iaside of a large picket, Florida unless of an official char­ garrisoned by 140 men under the acter - for in three cases out of command of Major Stanfonerd. four, statements which seem "Gen. Hernandez, with the authentic are not to be relied on, Tennessee volunteers, moved at and thus perplex both readers tire same lime along tin.* St. John, and editor. on the eastern side toward the "It now seems that there is no south, while General Eustis prospect of a speedy termination marched on the western side. of the war, unless hostilities are "All of the Florida volunteers Item s o f in terest from th e s o c ie ty ’s n ew sletter had been discharged, with the exception of one or two compa­ nies. Previous thereto they had scouad the whole country from St. Augustine to Mosquito, and thence down the St. Johns to opposite Fort Mellon orr Like Monroe. "A depot is to be established under the command of Major Dearborn, in or above Like I lamcy, which is about 30 or 35 miles southeast of Fort Mellon." Further information on the War After the above was published in the newsletter, I received a note farm Michelle Mena with information on the Second Seminole War during 1H37 taken farm "A History of the United Slates in Chronological Order 432 AD -1886". 1then checked "lire Encyclopedia of American Facts and Dates" and have used both sources for the following brief infuriation on this war. The federal government was committed to a policy of remov­ ing all eastern Indians to reserva­ tions west of the Mississippi River and a treaty had been signed in 1832 with Hie Seminole Indians of Florida. When the time came in 1835 to begin the move, many Seminoles refused to go; the resistance was led by Indian Giief Osceola. In November the Second Seminole War erupted. Federal troops were sent to Florida but had little success against the Indians whose raid­ ing parties stmek quickly then vanished. In 1837, a number of chiefs called on General Jesup at Fort Dade (March 6) and signed a treaty which guaranteed a speedy peace and prompt trans­ port of the Indians during the summer. However, Osceola reap­ peared and urged the violation of the treaty and renewed the war. On Oct. 2,1837, Osceola, with several chiefs and warriors, a gain appeared at Jesup's camp under a flag of truce. Exasperated by his former treachery, Jesup captured all five Indians and placet! them in confinement. Osceola was sent to Fort Moultrie, S.C., where he died of a fever in 1838. Nearly 9,000 troops remained in the state, engaging with the Indians until the end of the year. Tire American forces did not overcome the Seminoles until 1842, but by 1840, many Seminoles were among those Indians from the five Civilized Nations in the east who liad resettled in Indian Territory in the West. 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Hackett, son of Ralph and Sadie Hackett of Sanford, presently residing In Summerfield, was a 1977 grad­ uate of Seminole High School, and earned his bachelor of Science degree from the University of Central Florida, earning his commission through the ROTC. The Major assumed com­ mand of the Defense Intelligence Agency Missile and Space Intelligence Center In November, 1999. He was responsible for the develop­ ment of a real-time surface to air missile modular the F-22 Air Combat Simulator. He is also well recognized for his comput­ er expertise and has worked diligently to Improve informa­ tion security at the center. The holder of many military awards and citations, Hackett is married to the former Deborah Marie West of San Antonio Texas. They have two children, Michael and Candace. During the retirement ceremony, Candace was featured singing the National Anthem. The Hackett family resides In Tennessee where he plans to remain upon retirement. 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C U.-uida, Inc J 00J O y jJa i Wrataii Vir a da yaa ha»a to aayr and Va graidac loon am S a n ta U ad i or CayAat W.aMti UC CSOQJ U f i . vr.uaai UC Money • Haalth • Intarvtawa Raviawa • Editorials • Advtca R a d p a . • Coupons • FtoUOca • Sports S u b s c r ib e T o d a y ! CUIUL Seminole Herald HOtmtta ^ ii4 .f l1 I i TJ.P o n d Evan Griffin and the Philippines. One of the previous local win­ ners in the All-American Derby was also in this year's races. Justin Pillow, now 15 years of age, took the Stock Championship in 1999. "So that means we've had three national - or rather world winners," Perry said, adding, "Not even Akron, (he home of the Soap Box Derby has had any world winners like Sanford has." ing funds for several other Sheriff's Office Grants. Finally, the sheriff's office has been approved for $31,250 from the Department of Juvenile Justice which allows one new full-time position and a full year of grant revenue and expenditures that have already been included in the sheriff's budget. No additional matching funds arc required. Tlie program will provide funds for the STAY program provided through the School Board and also provides a six week follow­ up program for youth that com­ plete the Operation Right Track Program. llic total request was in the amount of $31,250, and will pro­ vide the sheriff's budget with the necessary program funds to operate through Sept. 30,2002. "These are the places many peo­ ple have never heard of." While researching information for the publication, Jacobs said she was surprised by various historical tidbits in Seminole's past. For example, the museum specialist didn't realize Deacon Henry Delreville called his homestead Snow Hill after dis­ covering a sand spot that was so white, it looked like snow. Originally written by Art Franke, "Early Days of Seminole County History," has been in cir­ culation for more than 20 years, Jacobs said. Many people have (lie older editions, with the familiar blue or brown covers, in their home libraries. Every two years, the book is updated to keep it current and to add information that may have been left out of the previous edi­ tion, Jacobs said. The 2002 publi­ cation, for example, includes fea­ tures about Seminole’s early black communities. "We felt it was very Important to tell the story of the black com­ munities," Jacobs said. "They were very important to the early days of this county, especially for the agriculture industry. If it wasn’t for them, where would we bo?" The latest reprint of the book also includes new postcard images provider! by Jim Cara. Along with the additional his­ torical information, this year's "Early Days” has a new look. Gone is the simple brown or blue cover. Tlie newest edition includes a detailed cover that highlights Seminole's agricultur­ al past — a large celery stalk is pictured in front of an old map of the county. "We wanted an updated cover to go along with the expanded information," Jacobs said. "There is always room for improvement, but the Commission is very proud of the latest reprint of the book. I think, so far, it's the best one we've done." Printing costs for the publica­ tion was provided through funds from a historic preservation grant. One thousand books were printed, and they arc available at the Museum of Seminole County History, located at 300 Bush Blvd., in Sanford. The books arc free to museum visitors. "Tlie book is a wonderful his­ torical tool for any new person to the community or for students gathering information for school reports," Jacobs said. "They can come tour the museum and then pick up a copy of the bookr" People wanting a copy of the book after Aug. 1, however, will have to wait until the museum reopens Sept. 9, when restoration to tnc front porch, office, entrance and several other rooms is finished. When the facility reopens In September, Phase 3 of a massive renovation project will be complete. "All roads in the museum lead to the area that will be renovated in August, so we decided we had to close the building to the public," Jacobs said. "Since August is usually the time when the museum receives the least amount of visitors, we decided it was the best time to close. "We want to thank everyone for being so patient during our renovation process," she added. "People have been very support­ ive, and by Oct. 15, we should be completely done with the reno­ vations." For more information about the book "Early Days of Seminole County," or the Museum of Seminole County History, call 407-665-2489. dedicated workers." "I have enjoyed mentoring craft employees into supervisory positions, and weighed desires, arriving at my decision to teach at UCF, and participating in the doctoral position." Putchinski said he has a strong interest in bringing accumulated knowledge to benefit efficient functioning of government enterprises and wishes to enhance mutualism between pri­ vate and government services. Manager Continued from Page IA an observation of mine," Putchinski said. "I have been in many post offices as carrier and manager, and have visited many others to participate in audits. All I have seen arc intelligent _ From Staff Report* And A National Magazine. • 100 n u m b e r p h o n o book Continued from Page IA Sanford’s Ronald Hackett retires from Air Force You Gotta Have Friends... Nokia 5165 FREE* Continued from Page 1A also the local winner in races held in Sanford. Perry said as Griffin was the overall winner, he is considered a "World Champion” and his car will be kept in the Soap Box Derby Museum in Akron. Pond obtained the right to go to Akron through compiling points in various races. "You get so-many points for winning and other achievements at each race," Perry explained. "Then the top point-getters become eligible for the race In Akron - but in Akron, they have to win the races. That’s what Pond did." There were 93 others in the rally competition, ranging in age from oighf through 17. In winning. Pond received a S3,000 college scholarship. Both Pond and Griffin also won watches, rings, T-shirts and other items. In all, there were 413 young­ sters participating in the various class races, including drivers from Japan, Germany, Europe ommends funds for various sheriffs departments who house individuals who arc not US. cit­ izens, in local jails. Based on their survey, the U.S. Justice Department has awarded $33,608. 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B a ck -To -S ch o o l * FLUSH & FILL 3 ,8 5 0 Ericsson R278d FREE* . ,;< 4 ) 2 Location • To Servo You Fam ily O w ned Business tor 25 Years H o u rs: M on-Frl B a m - 5 :3 0 pm S a t. 8 a m - 3 pm , STARTING AT " ■ | In ttal now aparti apart plugs, most I ■ eyt atoct. ignition ignm ca rt. 6 4 ( J \ cyi afcghUy Utftfyhtf higher, transverse eng 4 AJC e.tra Tire & Muffler F o r H o t D ays TBP l 4 W HEEL ALIGN V *58.95 we graduated to Sanford Grammar School. Our fourth grade teacher was Miss Georgia Pattishall. One day I refused to memorize a poem, and when I reached home that afternoon, my mother had her hat on with "Come, we're going to the school". Miss Georgia had gotten the message home. After the con­ ference, I started memorizing. During that year my father joined the army as a chaplain and we left Sanford. After the war, we returned to Sanford and by then I was in the sixth grade. My sixth grade teacher was Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Dickinson was the seventh grade teacher and Mrs. Barber, eighth grade. Mrs. Barber had a son, Walter, who was in our class. He went to the University of Florida and made quite a name for himself os the sports announcer for the Red Sox of Cincinnati. (This would be Red Barber). We moved to Tampa In 1922 where my father was Director of Expansion for the First Baptist Church. I graduated from Hillsboro High School and went to Florida State College for Women in Tallahassee, where I found friends I had in Sanford. I am presently writing "Memories of My Life In the Twentieth Century" and am not­ ing in this that the years I spent in Sanford had much influence in my life. C o o ) Styles > INSTALLED IUNt TUNE-UPS I CATALYTIC CONVERTERS ^•145°° • • • • • • M a s te r & Isul P i p e s (Southside). Mrs. Arrington was principal and Miss Lily Farnsworth was my first grade teacher. She later married S.O. Shinholser after his first wife died. His daughter Clifford was in my class. Miss Edith Stewart was my second grade teacher. I remember that she went on a diet of butter­ milk and toast and lost a number of pounds. She later went to Philadelphia to study to become a nurse. When I had diphtheria and my mother had an emer­ gency operation in the hospital in Orlando, Miss Stewart stayed with my brother and me while our father went to the hospital with our mother. My third grade teacher was Miss Rene Murrell. Ruth Henry and I were good friends and Miss Rene was friends with Ruth's older sisters Florence and Ethel. Miss Rene's family also went to First Baptist Church and we were accustomed to hearing her called Rene by our families. One day at lunch, Ruth and I were sitting on our bicycles parked under the windows of the classroom. We stuck our heads up and said, "Hello, Miss Rene". She was working at her desk and thought it was cute at first until we got to "Hello, Rene". 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We also maintain the galley equipment so the food service personnel are able to feed us," said the cngincman. Named after the Latin word for unity, Unitas has been vital in prom oting hemispheric defense and friendship for more than -12 years. In those years Unitas has been transformed from a series of bilateral exercis­ es into a series of cooperative multinational training opera­ tions involving Navy, Marine Corps anil Coast Guard forces from eleven countries in the Americas and from four European countries. Unitas is conducted in four different phases. The Caribbean phase is typically conducted in early spring, followed by a bilat­ eral amphibious phase and the Pacific Phase. The Atlantic phase concludes the yearly exer­ cise cycle in November. In addition to Yorktown, the Caribbean phase also included the guided missile frigate USS Doyle, the attack subm arine USS Pittsburgh, the Coast Guard Cutter Thetis, and the auxiliary shop USNS Prevail. U.S. Navy P-3C Orion patrol air­ craft from patrol Squadron Eleven (VP-11) and Seahawk helicopters provided air support for the exercise*. The American task force was joined by Naval forces from Columbia, Panama, Venezuela, and for the first time ever, Mexico and the Dominican Republic. The m ultinational coalition fostered by Unitas provides key support to American efforts in homeland defense and counter drug operations. "I feel the Navy Itself is vital to homeland defense because we are capable of going wherev­ er a military force is needed," explained the 21-year old sailor. Cichanski joined the Navy in January, 2001 after graduating from Seminole Community College in 2000. "I joined the Navy because I enjoy traveling and doing things I never thought I'd get a chance to," said Cichanski. Home ported in Pascagoula, Miss., USS Yorktown is primari­ ly responsible for supporting carrier battle groups and amphibious forces, but it can also operate Independently. These guided missile cruisers are equipped with anti-aircraft missiles, Tomahawk anti-ship missiles for long-range strikes, six torpedo tubes, two 5-inch 54caliber guns and two Phalanx Close-in weapons systems. Being stationed aboard Yorktown has provided Cichanski with unique opportu­ nities. "So far, Curacao has been my favorite port of call. The beaches arc beautiful, and the tropical environment Is excel­ lent for relaxation," he said. Dean J. Cichanski is one of thousands of sailors stationed all over the world who support national defense every day. Through coalition-building exercises and partnerships like Unitas, the U.S. Navy works steadily in developing a more secure world for Americans and their neighbors. DR. J A M E S Q U IN N and DR . H A R V E Y S C H E F S K Y A re P le a s e d T o A n n o u n c e T h e A d d itio n O f Dr. Daniel Moneftfte To T h e ir S a n fo rd P ra c tic e | Dr. Monette Is A Family Practice Physician Is Fellowship Trained In Sports Medicine 2209 French Ave., Sanford __________ 407-321 -4230 <T CLYDE H. CLIMER, M.D., P.A. . Is p l e a s e d t o a n n o u n c e t h e a s s o c i a t i o n o f F rcdiani completes M arine engineering course at C am p Ix jc u n e Vintage View Marine Corps Pfc. Noah J. Frcdiani, son of Phyllis and Leo J. Frvdiana of Sanford, recently raduated from the Basic lygiene Equipment Operator Course at Marine Corps Engineering School, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C. During the course, Frediani received instruction in basic plumbing, maintenance man­ agement, military water supply, water purification and hygiene equipment, and field sanitation. With his newly acquired skills, Frcdiani is ready to pro­ vide maintenance at a Marine Corps base or serve with a field unit ensuring troops have an adequate water supply and nec­ essary hygiene equipment. Frediani is a 2001 graduate of Seminole Trinity Christian High School, Sanford, and joined the Marine Corps in September, f Theso fourth-grade at Westsido Primary School were membors ol the cast ol a Thanksgiving play in 1942. Those identified Include, left to right (front), Rudotp Smith, Luther David, Jack Whitmore, Joynle Mao Jones, unknown, (back) unknown, Imogono Loo, Bobbfo Joan Galloway and unknown. Mrs. Watt, the teachor Is In the back. II you can Identify tho unknowns, ill Grace Marie Stinedpher at 407-3224381, Photo aubrNttod to Tb . ftorMd by O n e . Mato 2001. 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All ages and swimming/skiing capabilities are encouraged to attend. Participants will leam to water ski on custom-made emdpmenL The clinic runs in two sessions each day between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. For additional informa­ tion, please contact Alicia Flowers at 407-571-8738 or by email at alidafValta* monte.org. LADY RAMS BASKETBALL CAMP The Lady Rams Basketball Camp will be held at Lake Mary High School this Friday and Saturday (August 2-3) from 9 am . to 4 p m . for girls in grades 6-9, The cost is $45. For mote information call coach Carl Brown at 407-320-9550 or 407-7018695. SEMINOLE feASitBALL REGISTRA­ TIONS Seminole Baseball, a USSSA and PONY sanc­ tioned league, will be holding registration for the Fall this Saturday, August 3rd. Individuals or whole teams (must register together) are welcome. Registration will run from 10 a m to 2 p m at the Five Points Complex on State Road 419 near Winter Springs. Seminole Baseball offers five league age groups between the ages of 5-andThe cost is $50 (10 games schedule) for ages 5-6 and $75 (15 game schedule) for ages 7-andUp. Players must bring birth certificate to register. Call 407-323-5570 for more information. STARZ TO HOLD OPEN TRYOUTS The Orlando Stare Men's Minor League Football team will be holding open tryouts for anyone over 18 years old. Tryouts begin Sunday, August 4th, at 2 p m at Winter Springs High School. Registration fee is $50 and registration begins at 1:30 p m . Contact Andrew Haines to pre-register at 407 3212135 or 321 377-8000 or visit the website www.orlandostarzfootball.com. l a s s if e d s Fall recreation seasons to get early start By Doan Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — For those of you who were hoping for a little break before starting the fall recreation season, forget it. Because of scheduling conflicts with the Salvation Army, registration has already begun for Fall Adult Volleyball and Fall Adult Church Basketball. Volleyball is scheduled to begin on Monday, August 12th and Church Basketball on Thursday, August 22nd. "We have to start early because the Salvation Army Gymnasium is only available until the end of October or early November," said Jim Schaefer, Facility availability forces Sanford to move up start of hoops, v-ball Recreation Supervisor for the SRD. "The building is then closed so they can use it for Thanksgiving and Christmas pro­ jects." Schaefer has also announced that the Organizational Meeting for the Adult Fall Slowpitch Softball League would be held on Monday, August 19th at 6*30 p m . at the Downtown Youth Center on the first floor of Sanford City Hall (on the comer of Park and Seminole Avenues). The champions from the Spring League will receive their awards prior to the meeting and the meeting will consist of going over the rules and regulations for the upcoming season. To entice team representatives even more to attend, a discount on the league fees are given to teams who do attend. There has been a little shuffling in the league alignment this season as the Church League will still play on Monday's, but because of new entries the league will use both Pinehurst Park and Zinn Beck Field. That means the Co-Ed League will move to Thursday night's at Pinehurst, eliminating the low entry Men's eaguc. Thursday Lea_ The other leagues agu offered remained unchanged with the Women's League on Tuesday, the Men's League on Wednesday and the Industrial League on Friday at Pinehurst. The Fall Adult Slowpitch Softball League Season will begin the week of 3tember9th. I f information on any adult recre­ ation offering, please call the SRD at 407330-5697 during normal working hours See Fall, Page 2B Still the best around Post 53 to open state against DeLand OCALA — A sa result of the public meeting held in Green Cove Springs on July 10, the Hunter Education section will be conducting a Sight-In Day on the Camp Blonding Wildlife Management Area. It will be held on Saturday, October 19 from 8.00 a.m. until 1 p.m. The hunters that attended the July meeting requested a day to ByDMn8mlth Sports Editor SANFORD — It may have not been as easy as some tour naments in the past, but the Sanford Camprell-Lossing American Legion Poet 53 Baseball Team is Area champi ona again. Victor Gilbert hurled a mas­ tered four-hit shut out as Sanford survived a pitcher's duel to edge the Oviedo Post 243 Canes, 34), in the Championship Game Sunday afternoon at Seminole High School's Alumni Field. Post 53 finished the tourna­ ment undefeated at 34), while Oviedo dropped its opening game on Friday and had to bat tie back through the Loser's Bracket to reach the final game The Area title gives Post 53 the opportunity to defend its 2001 State Championship start­ ing Friday at Bradenton and the opportunity to return to the Southeast Regional which will be held in Shelby, North Carolina. Sanford will open the tourna­ ment on Friday at 1230i against longtime rival, DeLand Post 6, in a battle of teams usu­ ally among the favorites for the state title. In the other opening games Friday at Robert C. Wynn Held on the Manatee Community College campus finds West Tampa Post 248 taking on Bay County (Panama City) Post 375 at 9 a m ; Lake Worth Post 47 facing St. Petersburg Post 14 at Sight-In Day at Camp Standing Special to the Herald fine tu n e th eir eq u ip m en t fot the upcoming season. Twenty 4 pm .; and Armwood Post 147 battling host Bradenton Post 24 at 7 p m The double-elimination tour­ nament will continue through next Monday. The Area Tournament was hard-fought throughout as four of the games were decided by was decided by more than three runs. The tournament began with Ft. Pierce Post 358 edging Oviedo, 2-1, and then Post 53 turned the same trick, edging Sebastian Post 169 by the same score. The game liras scoreless until the seventh inning when Shane Larson led off with a single for Post 53. Bryan Ward sacrificed Larson to second and an out later he scored the game's first run when Matt Fraysier reached on on error. Sanford then scored what roved to be the winning nm the eighth inning when See Legion, Page 2B C shooting lanes will be available at distances from 25 to 200 yards. "Certified instructors will be on hand to assist the partici­ pants with sighting in their rifles" says Steve Robbins, Hunter Education Administrator for FWC'a North Central Region. "Targets will be available for the shoot­ ers to sight in their center tire rifle, .22 rifle or muzzleloader. Firearms will be restricted to rifles only." The North Range in the Management Area will be uti­ lized tor this event. Access will be through the Management Area main gate on Highway 16. Officers will be present to direct participants to the range. Scouting the area will not be allowed on this date. Call the FWC Hunter Education Office in Lake City at 386-7584)525 for further infor­ mation. PLANTING IN JULY BRINGS THE DOVES IN OCTOBER The first flights of doves in October seem to be a distant dream when July temperatures soar into the 90s, but now is the See Outdoors, Page 2B Second place regional finish for Oviedo girls By D u n 8mlth Sports Editor SANFORD TENNIS The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is offering a Summer Junior Tennis Camp to run August 5-9. Registration closes August 5 for the camp. • Camp, TheC . . taught by USPTR ~ certified “ 1Greg James and held at Groveview Park (off of Lake Mary Boulevard), has a minimum size of six and maximum of 12 See Briefs, Page 2B 7 B -9 B C r o s s w o r d 9B T V L is t in g s 4B W e a t h e r 10B C m o w C O U n N ; w n ic* D r u i l l The State Champion Oviedo Girts Softball Team cams out ot the Loser's Bracket to finish as the Runner-up in the Babe Ruth 10-and4Jnder Southeast Regional Tournament held in Kinston, North Carolina last week. KINSTON, N .C — Not too shabby. The Oviedo Babe Ruth girls battled back through the Loser's Bracket to reach the Championship Game in the 10and-Undcr Girls Fastpitch Softball Southeast Regional before falling to powerful Pitt County, North Carolina, 10-5, Sunday to claim a runner-up finish. "We are so proud of all our rls for going up to North rolina and representing Oviedo and being the ambas­ sador to the league," said Rick Brown, President of Oviedo Babe Ruth. "Our girls are the Runner up and 1 say that's nothing to be ashamed of!! We are all very proud of each of you, and all I can say is just wait till next spring!!" Finishing second!* obviously nothing to be ashamed of and it Is even less so when you con­ sider that Pitt County has now won the Southeast Regional Championship four years In a row. Oviedo opened the tourna­ ment last Thursday in fine fash­ ion, dominating Blue Ridge, Virginia, 12-4, in its opening game. The next morning the girls showed up, but their offense didn't as they fell to Pitt County, 9-3, and fell Into the See Oviedo, Page 2B �P a g e 211 Wednesday, July 31. 2002 T he S e m in o l e H erald Oviedo--------Continued from page IB Loser’s Bracket. Oviedo stayed alive by whip­ ping the East North Carolina runner-up, 5-3, but did not get in another game as rain swept through the area. On Saturday, the team won twice, knocking out Cape Fear, North Carolina, 5-2, in a 9 a.m. contest and then ousting Manassas, Virginia, in a hardfought Loser's Bracket Championship Game, 2-1, to cam the rematch with Pitt County. Kurt Shoup managed the Oviedo team with Jim Wilson and Ben Evans serving as coach­ es. Members of the team wen? Megan Alligood, Shelby Beasley, Natalie Bcllantoni, Amber Evans, Kyndall Henderson, Jessica Huggins, Demi Lancy, Sarah Pettigrew, Stephanie Shoup, Jennifer Ward, Dani Wayt, and Dani Wilson. BANDITS SOUTHEAST REGIONAL RECAP The Bandits left for North Carolina on Wednesday, July 17th and were there for seven days, returning on Wednesday, July 24th. The Bandits went undefeated during the tournament as they represented Florida and the local community both in their competitive play and with their sportsmanship. “They were true champions and ambassadors of Oviedo and the state of Florida,“ said assis­ tant coach Fred Labcr. The tournament format was a round robin with four pools of four teams each with the top team from each pool advancing to a single elimination champi­ onship round. The Bandits opened up by beating the local host team from Wilson, NC by the score of 30-0. Tire game had to be played for four innings to be considered a complete game before the mercy rule could go into effect. The Bandits scored five runs in the first inning, then scored 12 in the second to take a 17-0 lead. They followed this up with three runs in the third and 10 more runs in the fourth. After the second inning, the Bandits showed great sports­ manship by advancing only one base at a time on a hit. In spite of this, they still kept scoring as the hits just kept falling. The Bandits then had to play Manassas, the state runner-up E runs in the fourth inning to tak<j a 6-2 lead, but Mandarin was a very good team and was not about to quit. They scored two runs in the fifth inning to close the gap and I make it a 6-4 game. i The Bandits defense however, | took over and held the Knights scoreless in the sixth and the final score remained 6-4 earning I the Oviedo Bandits the crown as| Babe Ruth (8U) Southeastern Regional Champions. The Oviedo Bandit players were | Taylor Perez, Nick Labor, Ryan O'Neill, Matty Spruill, Parker Perez, Robert McCune, Cole Wheeler, Garrett Hall, David Howard, Sam Bates, Ryan Maxon, and Joseph Manning. The Manager was Bob O'Neill assisted by coaches Fred Liber and Chris Bates. Fall Outdoors Continued from page IB time to prepare to enjoy those mild hunting afternoons in the dove field. "Grain crops for doves must be planted by mid to late July to mature before the opening of dove season in October," said Mark Asleson, technical services biologist for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) in Ocala. Although federal law pro­ hibits dove hunting over baited fields, it is legal to hunt doves over standing crops, including those that have been mowed or disked. Brown-top millet is a rime food for mourning doves. lowever, you can also plant sunflowers, grain sorghum and other grain-type crops. "Millet matures quickly, is easy to grow, and is well-suited for Florida," Asleson said. "It does a good Job of attracting doves if you plant a minimum of about 10-15 acres and mow or lightly disk it in alternating rows after it matures to provide seed and bare ground for the doves. Bigger fields seem to be even better.” By planting part of the field around mid-July and another section a few weeks later, dove hunters can extend a field's attractiveness to the birds, because the second planting matured ldter iri the season. "It's best if you time at least part of the field to mature two weeks before the opening day from Virginia and jumped out to Runner-up team from Boiling Springs. Again the Bandits fell a 6-0 lead in the first inning. behind early and were down 3-1 They added five more In the going into the fifth inning. third inning for an 11-0 lead. The Bandits’ bats finally When the Virginia team could exploded for 11 runs in the fifth not score in the fourth inning, and ended up with a 12-3 victothe mercy rule came Into effect ry. and the Bandits again prevailed This put the Bandits into the by a final score of 11-0. Championship game against the The final pool game was Florida State runner-up, the against the also undefeated Mandarin Knights from Henderson team, the West Jacksonville. North Carolina Champs, mean­ lid s was the same team that ing the winner would represent the Bandits had to beat in the this pool in the Championship Florida State Tournament round. Championship game to become The Bandits fell behind early the Florida State Champions. 3-1 in the game but fought back The Bandits jumped out to a with seven runs in the fifth 3-1 lead in the first inning inning for a 10-3 victory against before Mandarirt fought back to a very good team. make it 3-2 after the end of three The first game of the champi­ innings. onship round had the Bandits The Bandits tacked on three playing the South Carolina of dove season in early October," Asleson said. "Millet matures in about 65 days." Seeding rates vary with the type of cultivation, but a guide­ line is 30 lbs. of brown top mil­ let per acre for broadcast and 10 lbs. per acre drilled in rows. Sunflowers arc typically sown at 30 lbs., per acre broadcast and 15 lbs. per acre drilled and maturity is reach in approximately 100-110 days. Grain sorghum matures in approximately 110 days and is planted at 20 lbs. per acre broadcast or 10 lbs. per acre in rows to give best results. Fertilizer rates can vary by site location, and conducting a soil test is a good idea, but as a general rule 300 lbs., of 10-10-10 per acre for row crops and 500 lbs., per acre for broadcast crops works fine. County agricultural extension offices or the Commission's regional offices can also further advise landowners about which crop is best for specific areas. For those hunters without access to private fields, the FWC offers dove hunting annual per­ mits for a number of wildlife management areas (WMAs) throughout the state. They include: Allapattah Small Game County, Park Road Small Game Hunting Area in Alachua County, Purvis Farm Small Game Hunting Area in Jefferson County, Tcnoroc Small Game Hunting Area in Polk County, and Walnut Hill Small Game Hunting Area in Escambia County. The cost of an annual dovehunting permit is $150. Applications are available from FWC offices or on the FWC Web site at http://wld.fwc.statc.fl.us/spedal/Default.htm. Continued from page IB Monday through Friday. The Youth Flag Football League and Youth Fall Baseball League are also currently holding regis­ trations with player placement days coming up later this month. The Youth Flag Football League has three age groups, 7-to-9,10-to-12, and 13-to-15. Player Placement and Final Registration Day will be Saturday, August 24th on the field across from Sanford Middle School on 17-92. New play­ ers must attend this placement day. Workouts will be at 9 a.m. for the 7-to-9 year olds; 10:30 a.m. for the 10-to-12 year olds and noon for the 13-to-15 year olds. The cost to play is $30 and all players will make a team. For more information call 407-330-5697 or to sign up players may got to the Downtown Youth Center in Sanford City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue. Fall Baseball 2002 is being offered in three age groups also, Rookie League (6-7), Minor League (8-9) and Major League (10-11). Player Placement Day will be Saturday, August 17th at the Chase Park Youth Sports Complex on Celery Avenue and the league is scheduled to start play on Saturday, September 7th. Cost to play is $35. For more information call the Downtown Youth Center at 407-330-5697 or call the Chase Youth Sports Complex office at 407-328-3732. H u n tin g A res In M artin County, Caraveile Ranch WMA in Putnam County, Hilochec WMA in south Lake County, Frog Pond WMA in Dade County, Lake George WMA in Volusia Briefs---------------------- -— Continued from page IB juniors. The camp schedule is: * 5-7 year olds from 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. Cost: $20. * 8-10 year olds from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Cost: $35. * 11-14 year olds from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Cost: $35. For information call 407-682-6086 or 407-330-5697. CLASS AT SANFORD GYMNASTICS The Sanford Gymnastics Association is currently holding regis­ tration for new fall classes that will begin on Monday, August 5th. This nonprofit school as a variety of activities: gymnastics, cheer­ leading, Kung Fu, Tae Kwon Do and Tai Chi. Mom & me, preschool, beginner, advanced beginner, intermedi­ ate and advanced classes arc the gymnastics classes being offered. Cheerleading is scheduled on Thursday evenings or you can make an appointment for a private lesson. Kung Fu (youth and adult classes offered) and Tae Kwon Do arc offered on Monday and Wednesday evenings, while Tai Chi lessons are made by appointment. Sanford Gymnastics Association is located at 601 East 25th Place in Sanford, East off Sanford Avenue or South off 25th Street. For more information about classes, please call 407-323-2462 or come in now to get a free trial class! Photo courtoay ol Jim Smith The Sanford Campbell-Lossing American Legion Post 53 Baseball Team won the Area Tournament this past weekend and will be looking to defend its 2001 State Championship when It opens play against DeLand Post 6 at 12:30 p.m. Friday on Robert C. Wynn Field at Manatee Community College In Bradenton. Legion------Continued from page IB Austin Pride singled with one out, stole second and scored on a two-out single by Robby Rotunno. Sebastian cut the lead in half in the bottom of the eighth inning when Ricky Prady launched a two out home run off D. J. Ackley, the first hit allowed by the Lake Mary High School ace. The next batter got a single, but Ackley regained his compo­ sure to retire the final seven men in a row, ending the game with a flourish with nis ninth strike out of the game. Pride and Larson had two hits each for Post 53, while Rotunno and Jason Louwsma had one single each. On Saturday, Oviedo sent Sebastian packing with the only blowout of the tournament, winning 8-3. Sanford then Iusd another nail-biter, bouncing back from a 2-0 deficit in the top of the sec­ ond inning to edge Ft. Pierce, 3- 2. Tim Thomas, the MVP when Post 53 won the Firecracker Tournament last month, gave up single runs in the first and second inning, but would allow only three hits the rest of the way to record the victor)1. He too ended the game in style, fanning the final two bat­ ters he faced, giving him eight 'k's' for the game. Fraysier got the Sanford offense going in the third inning with a single snd scored an out later on a double by Lomvsma. A A ACTION T R A N S M I S S I O N SERVICE Sem inole Co. Residents n O .O O O F F Call fo r Tee Times 407-833-0818 Located north of Lake Mary Blvd. on Markham Woods Rd. Must Present Ad Expires 08/30/02 In the fourth inning, Chris Krall led off with a single, moved up on a sacrifice by Rotunno and scored on a single by Larson. After an out, Larson would move to second on a sin­ gle by M ike Brady and score the game-winning run when Fraysier reached on an error. Rotunno had a double, while Fraysier, Louwsma, Krall, Larson, Brady and Dominic Petracca each had a single to account for the Post 53 hitting. Oviedo again had the bats smoking in the Loser's Bracket final later Saturday as it elimi­ nated Ft. Pierce with an 8-6 tri­ umph. Sunday's Championship Game saw Sanford get on the board first ad never look back. ith two out and no one on in the bottom of the first inning, Louwsma, Pride and Krall ripped consecutive singles with Louwmsa scoring and Krall dri­ ving in the run. Post 53 added an insurance run in the fourth inning when Larson singled, moved to sec­ ond on a passed ball, advanced to third on a sacrifice by Ward and scored on a single by Brady. The final run of the game came in the eighth inlng when Pride tripled and scored on a double by Rotunno. Gilbert turned in the third outstanding pitching perfor­ mance for Sanford in the finale, allowing only singles to Barry Baxter in the second inning, Alan Farino in the third. Tommy Gonzalez in the fourth and Farina again in the ninth. Gilbert did have to pitch out of two james, hoever, getting a fly out with the bases loaded in the fifth inning and a strike out with runners on second and third in the sixth inning. Pride had two singles to go along with his triple, while Louwsma had two singles, Rotunno a double and Fraysier, Krall, l.arson and Ward one hit each. Sanford Post 53 is managed by Rod Fergerson with Ralph LaRosa and Mike Powers serv­ ing as coaches. Members of the team are D J. Ackley, Bryan Armstrong, Mike ; Brady, Paul Cinder, Greg Courcy, Matt Fraysier, Victor Gilbert, Chris Krall, Shane Larson, Jason Louwsma, Dominic Petracca, Brandon Pharis, Austin Pride, Christian Rosado, Robby Rotunno, Tim Thomas, Kris Vigue and Brian Ward. Oviedo Post 243 was managed by Kevin Wainscott, with Roll Williams serving as coach. Making up the roster were Barry Baxter, Corey Bcvis, Brian Brooks, Kevin Kominsky, Frank Compagnone, David Evans, Alan Farina, Lenny Gomez, Tommy Gonzalez, Jordan Hogan, Bridger Hunt, Tim Johnson, Matt Lopez, Matt McClung, Alex Milian, Charles Parker, Justin Stines and Jeremy Thome. DEPARTMENT OF FLORIDA CLASS "A* STATE TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE »t Fnd S. Wynn Florid. Manalre Community C o llar, Bradenton FRIDAY, AUGUST l G i w 1 _ Wevtem Tampa Pont 24* va. Bay County I W 375.S JO im Como 2 . Sanford lin t S3 va OeLand I W t*. 12J0 p m Cant* 1 _ L air Wurth Tort 47 va S4 lYtmburg I W 14.4 pm . Com* 4 _ Armwuod v*. I l u l • Bradentvev I W 24,7 p m SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 G u m S _ truer Game I v a l a i n Game 2. ♦JO am . Gama t _ truer Game 3 va truer Game 4. 12JO pm . Gama 7 _ Winner Game I v» Winnrr Game 2.4 pm . Came ( _ Winner Came 3 a a Winnrr l a m 4.7 p m SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 Game IS _ Winnrr Game 6 t v tru rr Game 7, 10 a m Game * _ Winnrr Game S va truer Came It. 12JO pm . Cam* 12 _ Winner la m e S va Winner Game 10.4 p m Cam* It _ Winner Gam* ♦ va Winner Game 7.7 pm. MONDAY, AUGUST * Championrhlp Cam* _ Winn, f («unr It va Winner Game 12. TVA i �T he S f j k in o l e H Wednesday. July 31.2002 erald L ecals Lecals Lecals L ecals Lecals L ecals L ecals _ _ PUBLIC AUCTION PUbc suction to be held « 12 00 P " on 9w 18th day *F August Al 9vs trom door M Santord rowmg and Recovery located at Country Club R d . Santord. FI 37771. kx Vto purpose ol dtoposmg cF Bto kBoxmg verxeto VEAR 1994 MAKE PONTIAC V1NI 1G2HZS2L0R4226S0I P^**nJlXy31.2002 A l ol said property being In 9m County ol SenXnaM. State ol Ftonda Unless such certPcoMd) ahal be redeemed acconSng to Mw. Bto prop­ erty deserttod m such certWcatod) wB be sold to Vie Ixghesl blddsr ol Bto west bom door. Semmole County Counhouse. Santord. Ftonda. on Monday September 00. 2002. al 11 OOam Paymam ol SaM to*, appbrabto documentary .lamp tans and raoordmg toes am raqiXrad to b* paid by 9w success/ul biddar si Bto sato Ful paymam ol an amoixX squsi to Bto/aghast tXd is dua w*Nn 24 hours aflar Bto advemsad Bm* ol sato A l payments shal b* cash or guaranteed Instrument, made payable to Bto Ctorb oI Bto O re * Court Dated on 7/25/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Ctorb Pubbsh >Xy 31, 2002 and August 7,14.21. 2002 00202 C U TE S FINANCIAL SERVICES ol tak) proparty bang in Vm Cowxy ol SamlnoM. SUM of Florida. Unless such certAcate/e) shal b* fadeemed according to Mw. Bto -...I . ovaciDea ibwamSiarl M mi irSi m j NII rw auen canmb# told to tw h i^ M t dfaf at tha watt front door, Samnoie County Courthouse, Santord, Flonda. on Monday. SapMmbar 09. 2002. al 1100am Piymanf of too, r pf*r»hlt documentary atamp taiaa and rtcordng foot ara raqmrad to ba paid by tuooaaaful btddar al Via •ala. FtM paymant of an amount aqual to tha tad la dua within 24 hourv aftar N adrarfatad lima of •ala A l paymantj ahal ba cash or guaranteed Inttrument. made peyabte to the Cleft of the Circuit Court. Deted on 7/2V70Q2 MARYANNE MOfISE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by OERALOtNE KARFORO Deputy Cteffa Pubfaeh Juty 31,2002 and August 7, 14.21.2002 00203 YEAR OP ISSUANCE: MOO PARCEL IDS 02-20-30621 -00002180 De*chp«on of Property UNIT 218 RIDGEWOOD Vll LAS A CONDO ORB 3189 PO 268 N im t iin w N e h iim M d RIDGEWOOO VILLAS INC A l Of Mid property being m the County of Seminole. State of Florida Uniats aucti certiAcste(t) ahal be redeemed eccortfang to lew, f e prop­ erty deecrtbed In such certAcaie<t) we ds sow *o me ntgneti owsoer ai the weal front door, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on Monday. September 09. 2002. at 11:00em. Payment of Sale fee. applicable documentary stamp taies and reconfang fees are required to be paid by Vie •uccetaful bidder at the sale. FuO payment of an amomt equal to Via Nghaet bid la dua «rt»en 24 hours after tie advertised fame of sale. A I payments thal be cash or guaranteed instrument. made payable to Vie Cterfa of Vie Croat Court. Osted on 7/2V2002 MARYAMNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Cterfa Pubfcsh AVy 31. 2002 and August 7. 14.21.2002 00207__________________________ COUNTY, FLORIDA Casa No : 02-DR-01T12-05T-K bl 9m toUrtStS Ol JC O SCO CCD ChSdrtn NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOAOUIM F DE SA' Last Known Addmss 7429 Shaspshaad Dnva. Hudson. Ftonda. 34867 YOU ARE NOTIFIED 9m 1an action for tsmunition <9 paisnul nghts has baan Had aganst you and thal you sis rsquxsd to stland a hssnng baton 9m Honorsbto Thomas O Fnaman. Judge In Dm abova stytod Court, si Courtroom M. Samswto County Courthouse M l N Park Avenue. Santoro. Ftonda Tha hair­ ing wA ba conducted on August 14. 2002. St 10 00 a m or as soon 9iansftor as 9m rosttsr may ba heard FAILURE TO PERSONALLY APPEAR AT THE ADVISORY HEAR IMG CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO THE TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS OF THESE CHILDREN IF YOU FAR. TO APPEAR. YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEOAL RIGHTS AS A PARENT T O TH E CHILDREN NAMED IN THE PETITION ATTACHED TO THIS NOTICE A deiauR wB be entered against you lor tha rsbel demanded to the Complasa or Petition. Anewer on or before August 12.2002 DATED on July 9. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Ctorb ol 9m Cetua Court By.NancyR Wlntor Aa Dapury Clark Arnhony M Nardala. J r . Esquea 1110 Dou0as Avanua. Suaa 1002 ARanxxa# Spnngs. F I 32714 Pubbsh July IT . 24. 31. 2002 and August 7.2002 00093 LOT 200 LITTLE CREEK PHASE III B. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S3 PAGES 23 THROUGH 25 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AK/A 1771 Prune View Lane, OvMdo FL 32785 WITNESS MY HANO and Bn seal ot Bus Court on JiXy IS. 2002 Maryann* Mona Clark ol the Orcua Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Ctorb Echevarna AAssocutes. PA P O Boi 25018 Tampa. Ftonda 33622 5018 "Sa* Americans with DrssbUdMS Ad It you a n a person wiBi a dnabwiy who needs accommodabon n order to partcipat# n Bxs procssdng you a n emitted al no coal to you kx Bn provision ol certain assistance PMase coniad Court Arbrwxttratan el 201 N Pub Avenue. Santord. Florida 32771, telephone number (407)665-4227. within 2 working days ol rout receipt ol B9s docu­ ment. It hearing Impair*d (TOO) t800 9556/71 Pubbsh July 24. 31.2002 00140 SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENOANTISI. IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPEC­ TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER ANO AGAINST TH E NAMEO D EFE N ­ D A N TS ) WHOSE RESIDENCE IS ixXroown YOUARE HEREBY required to Ne your answer or written delenses, it any. In 9 n above proceedmg with the Ctorb ol Baa Court, and to serve a copy Btoraol upon the p M rtfTi attor­ ney. whose name and address appears hereon, wahm 30 days alter the brst pubbeahon ol Bxs Holies ol Action, the nature ol Bxs procemtng bemg a au* kx kxectoeure oI mort­ gage agamsl the toiowmg descimed property to we LO T 39. A REPLAT OF BLOCK XE*. COUNTRY CLUB ADOITION TO CASSELBERRY ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT OOOK S. PAGE 29. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIOA A/K/A OILSTON COURT. HEATHROW FL 32748 N you 1st to Me your answer or writ Ian delenses m the above proceed rig. on pUmtifTs attorney ■ detain wB be entered agamsl you kx the rebel demanded m the Complaint or 00200 NOTICE O f PUBLIC SALE ALTAMONTE TOWMQ, M C UNCLAMED VEHICLE AUCTION 117 MARKER S T. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL SALE BEGINS AT 1000 AM. SOLD AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR A U BIDS PURSUANT T O F S 71378 9-19-2002 1993 HONDA 1HOCB75S6PAO43096 PHONE • 407-3390700 Pubbsh JUy 31.2002 00201_________________________ Nonce el Application for T U Pa ad NOTICE IS HEREBY O/VEN. Btol U.M CI CUST (OCEAN PARK). 9m holdar ol Bto kXtowmg cerbhcateG) has Med said cartXIcaMO) kx • las dead to b* issued Vieracn The carbficsle number(s) and ysar(s) ol Issuance. Bto desapbon ol Bto prop­ erty, and Vto named) In wlxch 9 was C t / m n C A T l NO: 2933 TEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL 109; 10-21 *29-521-T3AO2050 DssoSXton cX Property LEO UNIT 205 BLOG 13A HIOOEN SPRINGS CONOOORB 1594 PO 866 Names In which assessed MICHAEL P OOLDSON of Application for Tfes Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Btol MLMCI CUST (OLYMPIC). Bm hold­ ar ol Bm kXtowmg corticated) has Mad said carMcatod) kx a Ms dead to be issued thereon The certiheata numbard) and yeard) ol Msuanos. Bto deecrtpbcn oI Bto property, and the named) m which I wai assessed M/am as toBosvs: CERTIFICATE NO: 1M7 TEAR OF ISSUANCE: MOO PARCEL 109: 02 20-30621-00002300 Description oI Property UNIT 230 RIOOEWOOO VILLAS A CONDO ORB 3189 PO 268 Names m wlxch m essed AS SO JiXy 19. 2002 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARMG TO CONSBCR THE ADOPTION OF AN OROMANCE BY THS c m r OF SANFORO, FLORIOA Holes Is hereby given Bm a Pubic U eertng w6 be held In Bto Commission Room « Bto C ly Hal. 300 NorVi Psib Avenue. In Vm C ly ol Santord. Ftortds. N 700 o'clock P.M. on AuguM I t . 2003 to oonabtor Vm adoption ol in ord­ nance by Bto C ly oI Sankxd. Ftonda. desert ed as Mtowt: ORDBUNCS NO. 2727 TO ANNEX 2 410* ACRES OF PROPERTY LWNQ BETWEEN MARQUETTE AVENUE ANO BROOKS STREET EXTENOED EASTERLY ANO BETWEEN SIPES AVENUE ANO BEARD ALL AVENUE; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW. ANNEXATION R EQ U ES T for Ta i Paid NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MLMCI CUST (OCfAN PARK). N roKjet or me loeowmg cenmcaieta) has Nad said cwrbhcaMG) kx a tei daad to b* issued Btorwon Tha earirhcala numbard) and y**r(s) ol Mauanoo. Bto deecrtobon ol Bto prop­ orty. and Bto named) m which I was m assed warn as kXtows: CX/mnCATl NO: 3219 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL 109; 21-21-29 5CN40000020 Dascifobon ol Property: LEO LOT 2 TRAIL WOOO ESTATES SEC I PB IS PO 27 Kamos m which assessed OSWALDO O MEOEROS Al of said proparty bung In 9m County ol BormnoM, SUM ol Ftorttto. Untoss such csrtltoatod) ahM bo radsamod accoTOng to tow. Bto prop arty deserttod In such cisrtAcsls(s) wB ba sow to Vm N 0 m i I blddsr m Bto anal bom door. Sommoto County Courthouse Sartord, Ftonda. on Monday. BapSarrbar 06, 1002. al 1100am. Paymam ol Sato to*, appl cabto documanUry stamp tasas and lecrxdng to** am raqiXrad to b* I by Vto succassbi blddsr at Bto l. Ful paymam ol a t amotrt equal to Vie Nfftoal bid Mduo aXVXn 24 hom s/Mr Bto sd.artMld Una ol i. Al peymanl* shal b* cash or guarantood Instrument, mad* p ty to l to Bto Ctorb d Bto CaoXI Court Dated on 7/28/2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORKM by OERALDME HARFORD Dspufy CMrb Pubbsh: JiXy 31.2002 and gual 7.14,21. 2002 00204 h d tiD M t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. M MLMC1 COST (PIER). Vto holdar 01 rwuce or AppHcsuon for Tas Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MLMCI CUST (OLYMPIC). t N hoto•r of tha toSovrtng m E M S W hat Mad aaid c*nxtcato(s) kx a tai daad to ba laauad Iharaon Tha cartificata nunto*r(i) and yaar(t) ol laauanca. t a daaenpoon ol I m property. and N rwm*(i) In which • wai a iM iu d War* aa kXtowt C lR T in C A T l NO: IM S YEAR O F ISSUANCE: 2000 PARCEL KM 02-2030521-0000 2280 Datcnpaon ol Proparty UNIT 228 RIOOEWOOO VILLAS A CONDO ORB 3189 P0 2M Namaa In which a. aa.aad ASSO­ CIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES A I of •*>) proparty ba*ng In tto County ol Sanxnota. SUM ol Florida. Omasa such cariMcaiaO) ahai ba radaamad acconbng to law, 9m prop­ arty daaertoad in such csrtJhcsto( •) wfl ba sOU to 9m h ^ a . i btodar at 9m wail bom door. SarnmoM County Courthouse. Santoro, Florida, on Monday. BapMnfear 09. 2002. at 11.00am. Payment ol SaM Ma. xpfW-*rx* documanUry stamp U iaa and itcordtog Maa ara raquirad to ba paid by 9 m tuocaaalul btddar al 9M aaM. FtM paymam ol an t r t x r i equal to Em hKftoft bid M dun warm 24 bourn alMr 9 m advnrttoad bma ol •ato. A I paymanu ahal ba caih or guaramaad toatrumanl. mad# payabM to 9M CMrii oI 9 m Cacul Court. Datad on 7/25/2002 MARYAMNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Daputy Ctorb Pubiah: Jtiy 3), 2002 and August 7, 14.21,2002 00206 NoClos of AgpIcOlon foe Tea Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vnt T : CHITTY OR SAU.Y SCOTT. Vm ORDINANCE NO. ITS* TO ANNE* 64 41. ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN THE CEN­ TRAL FLORIDA OREENEWAY ANO HUGHEY STREET EXTENOED EAST­ ERLY ANO WESTERLY ANO BETW EEN VIHLEN ROAD EXTENOED NORTHERLY ANO SOUTHERLY ANO THE CENTRAL FLORKM OREENEWAY; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW: REQUEST A caxnptoto desenpoon and I copy ol Vm onlnanea shal b* at i4 iM i M Vm o6to* ol Vm Cly CMtb tor al parsons dasmng to asamm* Vm same Al parti** n mtortsl and atttsn* shal have an opporkmly to b* hand M said hBYcmMr ol Vm C ly Comnsowon ol Vm C ly d 8*ntor'1PERSONS WITH DISAflUTtES NEEDMG ASSISTANCE TO P f ^ T*CIPATE VI ANY O f THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N ^ T O E H W A N RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COOROMATOR AT 3306626 46 HOURS VI ADVANCE OF THE MEETING _ . ADWCE TO THE PUBUC V• parson deads* to ippoal • doaaarn mode w»i respect to wiy matter consxMrad al 9m above maabng or hearing, h* may mad a i silnwii ractxd ol Bto procoodngs. nckdng Bto MaOmorw and *rtdanoa. wfach record Is nol providad by Bto C*y ol Sardord (F S 26C0I05) Radwl CamtoaB Dspily C ly Ctorb Putawi JiXy 31.2002 and August 7.2002 NOTICE OF ACTION TO LUZ PAYANA LAST KNOWN AOORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT AOORESS: UNKNOWN ANY ANO A U UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING B Y THROUGH. UNDER. AND AGAINST THE HERE­ IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENOANT(S) 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 AOORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT AOORESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to torsdose a mnrtgaga on 9m toltowmg described proparty m SEMI­ NOLE County. Ftonda: LOT 495. SPRING OAKS UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGES 74. 75 ANO 76. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA haa bean Mad agamsl you and you am tsqured to Sana ■ copy 6» your wilton dstanaaa wahm 30 days sltof 9m brst pubbcaUon. I any. on Echevarna 8 Associates. P A . piamiar■ anomsy. whoaa address la •It9 Corporal* Labe Drive, Suae 300. Tbmpa. Florida 33634. and N* 9m original wah 99* Court aahar baton same* on PtomMTs aaomeyi or knmsdlalsfy Bvamahar; dhsrwtos, a dalauB wB b* antorad agamsl you tor Bm rakaf demanded m Vm oomp4*jrn ex pvinxxi ThM noloa ahal be publahed onoe each weak tor two cantacubv* weak* In Vm Santord Herald WITNESS my hand and Vm sa*I ol Vxa Court on BXS day ol JUL 17, 2002 Maryanns Mona, dark Ctorb M 9b CIRCUIT Coul ByRiXhKtng As Dapury Ctorb Echevarna i » uncialsl P A . PO. Bos 25019. Tampa. FL 33622 6019 M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DtSABILI TIES NEEDINO SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT CO UR T ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. SANFORO. FLORIOA 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)323-4330. N O T LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINO IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TOO) 1-600-965-6771. OR VOICE (V) 1-600 9558770, VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE PiAXtoh: JUy 24,31,2002 bans O R C u rr c o u r t OP THS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT M ANO FOR SSMMOLE COUNTY. FLORKM CIVK. ACTION CASE NO. 02-631-CA CXVmtOH 14-L MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. IN C . PwmB. vs. JOHN L GOFF. M B . Defandsm(s) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Fatal Judgmam ol Mongaga Foractoaum datod JiXy 12. 2002. and antorad to Casa NO 02821 c4 9M Cacua C a n ol 9m EIGH­ TEENTH JuBcMl Croat In and tor SEMINOLE C arrty Ftonda wharaat MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS­ TRATION SYSTEMS. IN C . la tM PtosaA and JOHN L GOFF. JEN ­ NIFER A. O O fF; an Bn Dalandams. I wB sal to 9m Is^ ms I and bail txddsr tor cash 1 WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE CO UN TY COURTHOUSE. SAN FORD. FLORIOA at 11 00 AM. on ths 15 day of August. 2002. 9n knowing dascrtMd proparty as sal forth to seal F vm I Judgmam th s CCRTVKATI NO: ISM VIAR OF HtVFkf*!' 3000 ANNEXATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOFBOA CIVIL ACTION Case No. 02-CA-1832-14 W GMAC MORTGAQE CORPORATION. aw«- -iin - aaa, nin VS. KAREN E. POLLARD, al M . DaMndam(s) PARCEL KM: 06-2129 SOht-OOOOggOg Dasenpaon ol Proparty LEO LOT 600 WEKIVA HUNT CLUB FOX HUNT SEC 3 PB I I P G 5 66 TO 92 Namas In wTxch assessed: RAN­ DALL THORNTON A l ol said proparty being In CoixBy ol SaromoM. Suss ol Flo Unto** such corMcatofs) shal b* radaamad sccordmg to Mw.9Mprcparty dsscrtoid In ouoh cantacaM(s) w « b* sold to BM la^Mal IXddar al Bm west bom door. BameaXa CoixXy Courthouse, Santord. Ftortds. on Monday, Baptontoar 09.1002. « 1100am Paymam ol SaM la*, appl rabta documentary stamp tasas and raconbng Mas am raquBad to b* past by Bm succassAA txddsr al Bto saM FiB paymam el an amowl aqual to Bto hKXtost bto Is du* warm 24 houra aftor 9m adverbssd Dm* d •al*. A l paymams shal ba catfi or guaranlood btotrumam, mode payabM to Vto CMrb d Vm Cfccul Court Ootod on 7/25/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE Cm CUrr COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by OERALDME HARFORO DepiXy CMrb Pubbsh JiXy 31, 2002 and August 7. 14,21.2002 00205 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Btol MLMCI CUST (OLYMPIC). Via hold­ ar ol Vto tofcwrtng corttocoM(s) ha* Nad said c*rtdicato<t) tot a tai daad to ba toauad Vwraon Tha carttocaM rurparts) and yaarts) ol Issuance. Bw dasenpaon d • Bto itomet*) In ahtOi I was War* as toaowa C K R Tm C A Tl NO: 19S1 Noftev of Application lor TVs Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY OZVEN, Bwl PETER P KELLY. 9m holdar cI 9 m toaoMng carubcalad) has Mad said rsrNb-ali(s) tor a tai daad la ba Msuad Btoraon. Tha cartMr aM manbarts) and yaarts) ol aauanoa. 9 m dasenpaon ol 9 m proparty, and 9m nama<s) In which ■ was aisassad M/a/a as toaosrs. CER TVICATE NO Stf7 YEAR OP ISSUANCE: IM S PARCEL KM: 19-21-30607-000 0090 Daacrbtoon ol Proparty LEG LO T 9 REPLAT OP WMWOOO PARK PB 3 PGM Namas In which assassad GLADYS WEEKS J R . CHERYL D. GLADYS YtXJNQ A I ol said proparty bang In 9 m Ccumy cX SarnmoM. SUM ol Florida Omasa such cwrb*cato<s) shal ba radaamad eocortang to law. 9 m prop­ arty daaertoad In nuch carttocato(s) wto ba add to 9 m N?Mat biddar al EM smal bom door. SamnoM Cou9y Courihouaa, Sardord. Ftonda. on Monday. SapUrrtosr 09. 2002. al 1100am. Paymam ol Sato Ma. atparahM documanUry sump Uiaa and laconAng Maa am ragxmrt to ba paid by 9m euceeeaU bidder al Wm •aM FLA paymam ol an armxrt squat to 9w tagheel lad M due wBsn 24 hours afMr 9m adramssd bma ol •ato A l paymanu thal ba cash or guaramaad sutrumem. made payabM to 9m Ctorb ol 9m O c u l Coat Dated on 7/25/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Dapury Ctorb Pubbah JUy 31. 2002 and August 7.14.11.2002 00210 M THE ORCLirr COURT OP THS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR I I M — O b l IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUO tQ AL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN ANO FOR 6CMMOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Casa No: 0I-CA-2556-I44. CIT1F1NANCIAL. INC 334. LLC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA. INC . PlamWI. v» ROBERT FUDGE: JANE DOE EUOGE. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT EUOGE: THE ESTATE OF MARIE FUDGE. DECEASED. UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TR U S TEES OF MARIE FUDOE. DECEASED. ROOERT FUDGE. HEIR. JANE ROE FUDOE. HEIR. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT FUDOE. HEIR. GEOROIANNA YARNS. HEIR: ROSE E MIMS. HEIR. LIZZIE M FUDGE. HEIR: CARRIE HOUSE. HEIR. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFEND ANTIS). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASE 0. THE RE SPEC TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PER­ SONS CLAIMING BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd DEFENDANT(8); NORTH AMERI­ CAN CAPITAL CORPORATION. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. N A ; W HETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTING. TO G ETH ER W ITH ANY ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR TRUSTEES OF SAIO DEFENOANT(S) ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUOH. UNDER. OR AGAINST DEFENDANT(S): JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. ' Dslsndsms NOTICE O f SALE Malta M hereby gwan that, pur suam to a Fanl Summary Judgmam Dated Bxs day ol JUL 17. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ByRulhKmg Deputy Ctorb Law Olhcei ol Daniel C Contuegra 8901 North Armenia Avenue Temps EL 33604-1041 Attorneys kx PlamMI Pubbsh July 24.31.2002 00142 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: 01-CA-2440 141 RESOURCE BANCSMARES MORTGAGE GROUP. IN C . PlamMI, vs STEPHEN CRAIO CREWS. b>/a STEPHEN C. CREWS and MELISSA A CREWS. Ixs writ. HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK, and UNKNOWN TENANT&OWNERS Oetondams NOTICE OF SALE Nobca is hatshy gmen thal pur­ suant to Bto order or hnal Judgment entered m Bxs cause m me O a a l Court ol Semmote County. Ftonda. I wB sen the property situated m Semmote County. Ftonda. deserttod as: LOT 47. FOREST PARK SECTION TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 23. PAGES 64 ANO 65. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA and commonly known as 320 Fores! Park Cede. Longwood. FL 32779 it pubbe sale, to tha ht^ies! and bast bidder, kx cash, al Bto wall from door ot the Semmole County Courthouse. Sanford. Ftonda. at 11 00 AM on August IS. 2002 Dslsd July 15. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE n c u j x i q f 11* « w m ol FoteckMur* n *v. above ’ stytod causa, n 9m CecuH Court ol . B y Msry Strocpe Deputy CMrii Bamtooto C a n ty Ftonda. I wB set la accordance wen the American* tha proparty Muata to SarnmoM > Wan Daabam Act persona w*h Coney. Ftonda. daecrtnd aa. ibsababas needmg a spaa*/ accom­ LO T 56. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. modation to pamcfoaM In 9x* proACCORDING T O THE PLAT caadmg should contact court THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN Adnantstrsbon al laMphona rxjmbar PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 37 OF THE 1407)665-4330. not tolar 9ton Sevan PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE (7) days prior to Bto proceedmg It COUNTY. FLORIOA heermg ripened. (TOO) 1800955 A/K/A 1267 TAYLOR STREET, •771. or Voice (V) 1-800 955-8/70. OVIEDO, a 32765 vm Ftonda Relay Samoa al pubic saM. to 9m la^nsl and bad Mason AAssociatas. P A txddsr. kx cash. AT THE W EST 17757 U 8 19 North. Suf.s 500 FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN Ctoarwator. FL 33764 TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO, (727)536 3600 FLORIDA, Ftonda. al 1100 A M . on Pubbsh Ji4y 24. 31. 2002 •to 16 day 0/ August. 7002 00143 Maryanns Mona Ctorb ol CIRCUIT Coixl M THE CIRCUIT COUNT BY Mary Straps OF THE EIGHTEENTH Deputy Ctorb JUDICIAL ORCUTT, IN Law Olhcse ol Danto! C. Consuegn ANO FOR SEMMOLE 8901 North Armsraa Avanua COUNTY, FLOFBOA Tampa. Ftonda 33804-1041 CASS NO.: 03-CA-162-14-L Aaomtyi tor PtamMt GEORGE H IOEW EN. Pubbsh Jd y 24. 31. 2002 PtomMI. O O I4 I vs CFMISTOPHER S BROWN bV a M THE C m C U T COURT CHRISTOPHER BROWN. OF THE EIGHTEENTH j u n c u L cmcmT DISCOVER BANK, and STATE OF FLORIOA. OF THE STATE Dalandams OFFLOfNOA. NOTICE OF SALE M ANO FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ BEMMOLE COUNTY, suant to a Final Judgmam ol CIVIL DIVISION C A S IN O : 02-CA-1442-14-K Foractoaum dated July 12. 2002. antorad In Casa No : 02 CA 162 M HOUSEHOLD FINANCE L ol tha Circuit Court ol the CORPORATION III. Ei<f9aamh Juddal Cacul m and kx PtomMI. SarnmoM Ccxmly. Ftonda. wharam VS GEORGE M LOEWEN is PlamMI NADER S HACK A/K/A NADER and CHRISTOPHER S BROWN HACK: JANE DOE HACK. THE b V a CHRISTOPHER BROWN. DIS­ UNKNOWN WIFE OF NADER S COVER BANK and STATE OF HACK AK/A HADE n HACK; FLORIOA. ars Dalandams MARYUNE U U BER ES . JOHN DOE I wB sal to Bm Ixghesl and bail bid­ LLUBERES: THE UNKNOWN der tor cash. Notes Bans. Bm saM HUSBANO OF MARYUNE wB ba hald al tM SarnmoM CouBy LLUBERES. IF UVINO. INCLUOINQ Courthouse. 301 N Park Avanua. ANY - UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Waal Door. Sankxd. Ftonda al I I 00 SAIO OEFENOANT(S). IF 0 ctock a m . Bm 15 day ol August. REMARHIEO. AND IF DECEASED. 2002.9M toiowmg desenbad properTH E RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN ty as set torth m 9 m Fnai Judgmam HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. to w* ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. Loto 9 and 9 m SouBi 49 Mat ol tol LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO 9. Brock 15. SECOND SECTION ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING SAFAANTA. accontng to Bm plat BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR O f tool as isaxdsd m Plat Book 4. AGAINST THE NAMED Pag* 38. ol BM Pubbe Records ol OEFENOANT(S). THE SanwioM County. Ftonda HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK. m accordance **Bi 9m Americana W HETHER DISSOLVED OR w«h Dtsabwbes Ad. parsons needng PRESENTLY EXISTING. special accommodabon to paibdTO O ETH ER W ITH ANY pato In 9va procaadng should con GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES lad tM nbvidual or agency sambng CHEDtTORS. LIENORS. OR nobca. no laMr than savin (7) days TRUSTEES OF SAIO OEFENOANT prior to tha proceeding *1 the IS) ANO A a OTHER PERSONS sddrose given on the notice CLAIMING BY. THROUOH. UNOER. Telephone 18009556/71 a DO) or OR AGAINST DEFENDANT (S> 1 600 955 8/70 vto Ftonda Relay JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. SafVKi* JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. DATED Vvs 15 day of JiAy 2002 Oelendam(s) MARYANN MORSE NOTICE OF ACTION CLERK O f COURT TO : MARYUNE U U B E R E S . By Mary Sboupa JOHN DOE LLUBERES. THE Deputy Clerk UNKNOWN HUSBANO OF MARYAttorney kx PlamMI LINE U U B E R E S . IF LIVING. Larin E Abrams INCLUOINQ ANY UNKNOWN Page 3B L ecals Arnold Mjfheoy A Eagan. P A 801 N Magnolia Avenue. Suite 201 Poet Office Doe 2987 Ortando Ftonda 32802 (407)841-1550 Pubfceh Juty 24. 31.2002 00144 TAMPA. FLORIOA Notice ft hereby given that the fo«owing proparty wet •aired on May t. 2001. al 1500 hours in Sanford. Florida for vtoia* ttont of 19USC1595e(c) end 21USC381 Tnenfy (?0) Boiee of Betel Nut Tobacco Chew Anyone desiring to claim this property must appear at the Customhouse. Tampa. Florida, and FILE A LEGAL CLAIM to such property In the amounl of 81,178 entfun twenty (20) days from the date ot first publication of this notice. In default of which the proper­ ty w « be tortc-ted and (taposed of in accordance with the law BY ORDER OF MARY ANN CRAN FORD. FINES. PENALTIES AND FORFEITURE OFFICER. TAMPA. FLORIOA Pubfrsh July 24. 31. 2002 and August 7. 2002 00146__________________________ IN T H f CIRCUIT CO UR T FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 02-i ll-C P IN RE ESTATE OF ANN L BABB A/K/A ANNA LOUISE BABB. NOTICE TO CREDfTORS The administration of the estata of ANN L BABB AK/A ANNA LOUISE DA BO deceased. Fie Number 02 011-CP. •• pending In the Circuit Court for Semmote County, Florida. Probate Divtsion. the address of which is 301 N Parti Ave . POOoa 8099. Sanford. FL. 32772. The names and addressee of the Personal Representative and the Personal Representative'* attorney A l creditors of Vie decedent and other persons having claims or demands agseist decedent's estate, wckxfcng unmatured, convngent or unliquidated daens. on whom a copy of this notice ts served must Me Viair darns with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 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 A l other credftors of Vie decadent end persons having claims ot demands against the decadents estate. Including unmatured, contin­ gent or unhqiadated dams, must Me View dams with Vws Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W8J. BE FOREVER BARRED The date of first publication of this Noface is JiAy 24. 2002 DOUGLAS W STEWART Personal Representative 1134 Oak View Drtve Wheaton IL 60187 Cynthia M Bnggs Florida Bar No 266566 LAW OFFICE OF CYNTHIA M. BRIGGS 201 N Federal Highway, Suite 115 Deerfwfcj Beach. Florida 33441 Telephone 954/420 7722 FecamAe (954)428-7723 Attomay tor Petwonal ru p ttw W M w SSE5 ....... PUBLIC 740TIC K ... . Nobca M haraby gnwn 9 m I 9m ' Sarrvnoto County Board ol Cou9y Comnssstonsrs W a d s to dssigntto ttto positions ot Chtof Fka AUrwisSrator and Cou9y Enqrwii as iTMmbom ot 9 m Sarxor Management Cu ts undsr 9 m Ftonda Rabmrnam 8ysMm afacbv* August 1. 2002 Pubkah JiXy 24. 31. 2002 00152 IN THS CM C U IT COURT FOB S U BN O LB COUNTY, FLORKM PNO B ATt DIVISION F U NO. 03-637-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF CAROL L COMBS. NOTICE TO CREIXTOftS Tha admnatrabon ot 9m asUM of CAROL L. COMBS, dacaasad. whose dato ol dsa9< was May IS. 2002. M pandng in 9 m Crrcu* Court tor SarnmoM County. Ftonda, ProbaM O n to n . F4a Nuntoar 02S3T-CP, 9m addrasa oI which M Post Oibca DrawarC. 8onkxd.Fl, 32771. Tha namas and addrasaaa ol 9 m Psfsonai RaprgsanUllya and tM Psfsonsl RsprasanUbvas aaomay ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l craUtors ot 9m dacadsm and ottMf parsons having cUSna or stcbjBng unmaturad. oonangam or uaquidaMd cU vtm. on «*iom a copy at 9as nobca M sarvad musl Ma 9M9 cU vtm w«h 9vs Court WTTMN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l ottor ersdaors ol 9m dacadam and parsons hiving daims or dsmands agamsl tha dacadanTs asuto. wbjcbng unmaturad. oombv gam or unbquaUtad daima. roust Ms 9M« cU vtm w<9t 9ss Court WTTV9N 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO F L E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dato ol brst pubacabon ol 99s Nobca is July 24. 2002 JENNIFER O NIN Parsons! Rspmsamabva 1668 PamSaton St Daaona. FL32T2S WSbamH Momaon. Esqiim Ftonda Bar No 143303 BALDWIN A MORRISON. P A 7100 SouOi Highway 17-92 Fam Parti. F t 32730 TsMphona. 40T«34-1424 Aitomay kx Parsonal Rapraaamaava Pubbsh July 24.31. 2002 00153 RESOLVE TO FIND A JOB YOU LOVE. 0*1 tU rtad witti the Employment taction ol Vw Clastiftads. The CUbtrfiad* are your basl source lor a comprehensrv* roSarhrn ol a/M (ob opportunities Don ! spend another year with a Job Vial doesn't make you happy, open your eyas to new career choice* with tha Qaaaifiada. THE SEMINOLE HERALD C L A S S I F I E D S CALL 407-322-2611 To Subscribe! �Lecals L ecals t h e c ir c u it c o u r t OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORtOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. D2-4S5-CA DIVISION 14-W. FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PtonMI. vl RANOALLC MORRIS. MM. Datandanl(s) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo * Final Judgmant ol Mortgag* Foradoaura dalad July 03. K 03 . and antaiad In Caat NO 024SS ol Via Croat Court ol 61* EIGH­ TEENTH JudMM Croat in and lor SEMINOLE Coitoty. Honda wharem FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION. M Via PlaaiMI and RANDALL C. MORRIS. LAURA MYLREA MORRIS FAVA LAURA M •'YLREA. ara lha Dafandants. I w « **• to Sit taghast and bail biddar tor caan at W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CO UR T­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIOA al It 00 AM. on Via 72 day oI August. 2002. Via tokowing doscrbad proper ty aa aal torVi In ta d Fro l Judgment FROM THE SOUTHEAST COR NER O F O U T LOT X* OF GREEN LEAF ANO WILSONS AOCHTION TO LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. ACCORD INQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGES 26 ANO 2/ OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIDA. RUN WEST A DIS­ TANCE OF 222 3 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID O U T LO T t T ; THENCE RUN NORTH ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT A DISTANCE OF -210 00 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 67 DEGREES ST30P EAST 239 *3 FEET. TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF SAIO LOT. THENCE RUN SOUTH 300 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ATL/A125 S Lake Straat. I aka Mary, a 32746 WITNESS MY HANO and Via aaM at Vaa Court on July 10.2002 Maiyanna Moraa Clad, ol Via Croat Court By Mary Strata* > Deputy Clartt Echevarria AAaeoaatea. P A PO Boa 25018 Tampa. Ftortda 33622 5011 **Saa Amancana aavi DwabMiaa Ad N you ara a paraon aaVi a daaMty •ho naada accommodalron In ordar to pamctoala In Vaa procaarkng. you ara anmad M no coal to you. tot Via provision ot certain assistance Please contact Court AdneaaVatton M 201 N Parti Avenue. SarJord. Florida 32771, lataphona number (407)665-4227. taWan 2 taorUng days ot your receipt ol Vaa document. V hearing enparad. (TDD) 1-600 955-8771 Pubaeh JsJy 31.2002 and August 7, RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEinS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TR USTEES AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH. UNOER On AGAINST THE NAMEd OEFENDANT(S). HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . BAVTREE, A CONDOMINIUM, SECTION NINE. IN C : PAINEANOERSON PROPERTIES. IN C. WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXIST1NQ. TOGETH ER WITH ANY GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR TRUSTEES OF SAIO OEFENOANT(S) ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. OR AGAINST DEFENDANT(S).JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. THE UNKNOWN TENANT. Delendanti NOTICE OF SALE Notice la hereby given that, pur­ suant to a Faiat Summary Judgment ol Foradoaura anlarad In Via above styled causa. In the C ro n Court of Sammota County. Florida. I «v4 sal the property situate In Seminole County. Honda described aa Condominium Unit No 55. BAYTREE, a condominium SadionNina. according to the Amendment k > the Dadarabon ol PubAc Records ol Oamaiota Coreify. Floods, baaig an Amantknanl to Via ongaial Dadarabon ol Condomnwm recorded In Official Records Book 968 Papas 36 through I t ] , Pubic Records ol Semnole County. Ronds, acconkng to Via floor plat whch Is part d Via plof plan and a n s y In when ara EshAats I T , T F . T . and V toVia Dadarabon ol Raatncbona. Rasarvabona. Covenants. Commons and Easements ol SHEOAH. SEC­ TION 9. a oondommrum recorded In Offoal Records Dook 966. Pages 36 through 70. PubAc Records ol Sanvnots County. Floods and sad Ekhwas to tie atoreta vj Dadarabon ol Condomraren recorded in Official Records Cook 968. Pages 71 through 113. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida, together wah and ixidmckad Interast In and to the common elements s i eiempklled. ratarrad to and aal torth In sard Declaration and sad Exhibit T ’ A/K/A 70 Moraa Loap 65. Writer Sprtngi FL 32706 at pubac aala. to tie hrdwsl and bast bidder, tor cash. AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA. Flonda. at I I 00 A M , on Via 22 day d August 2002 Maryams Morse dark d CIRCUIT Court BY Mary Stroups Deputy dark Law Otkcaa d Darad C. Conauagra •901 North Armenia Avanue Tampa. Flonda 33604-1041 Affomeys tor Platndl Pubkah July 31.2002 and August 7. 2002 00189 2002 0 0 1 (7 ; M THE OftCUfT COURT OF THE : EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL OR CUtT M ANO FOR SOMNOL1 COUNTY. FLORIDA CTRL ACTION Casa No. 03-CA-1622-14 L WELLS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, F/K/A NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE FOR REGISTERED HOLDERS, i OF OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 200GB. ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES 200GB. PATRICK JEROME ROCKS, al M . NOTICE OF ACTION T O PATRICK JEROME ROCKS LAST KNOWN ADORESS 306 Live Oak Bodevard Santord. FL 32773 CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLA1MINO BY. THROUGH. UNOER. ANO AOAM ST THE HERE­ IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL D EFEN­ D A N T ^ ) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO B E O E A D O R A U V E . WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CUUM AN INTEREST AS 8POUS ES, HEIRS. DEVISEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADORESS: UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED ViMan adun |0 lom l o n | mnrty y on |hl lot* lowng d tcrtw d property to SEMIHOLE County. Florida LOT sa. HIOOEN LAKE PHASE III. UNIT 1. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 27. PAGES 44 THROUGH 47. MCLUSIYE, PUBLIC RECORDS OF 8EMV40LE COUNTY. FLORIOA hat bean Nad agarnal you and yew ara reqtared to aarva a copy ot your arrttan dafanaaa aavan 30 daya altar lha hral pubhcatlon. V any. on EChavarria A Aeaodatea. PA . PIMnMTa attorney, whoee addraaa la ( l i t Corporate Laka Ortra. State 300. Twnpa. Ftortda 33634. and Ha Via ortgeiat wah vaa Court aahar batora tantoa on PlanfW• attomayv or fcisneikatety Viaraaflar: otherwise, a datadl arN be anlarad egaaiet yew lor Via ranat demanded In Via Complaint or paobon. Tlae notice ahe» be pubiehed one* each wreak lor laro consecutive weeks in Via Santord Maraid WITNESS my hand and Via east ot M s Corel on Vaa day ol JUL 24, 2002 dark at Vis CIRCUIT Court ByRuViKrng A l Deputy Clerk Lchavame (Associates. P A . P O Boa 25018. Tampa. FL 33622 5018 IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DtSABIU TIES NEEOINO SPECIAL ACCOM MOOATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULO CO N TA CT COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. SANFORD FLORIDA 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)323 4 330. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) OATS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TOO) 1600 •55-6771. OR VOICE (V) 1 0 X 9 5 5 •770. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SER­ VICE. Putdati J d y 31.2002 and August 7. 2002 0 0 1(0 M T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE (T A T E OF FLORIOA, M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION C ( W No: (9 -C A -1471 *14-6 TRAVELERS b a n k a t r u s t FSB. Plato**. FANNY MORALES JOHN DOE m o r a les, th e unknow n husbano o f fanny m o r a u s IF L W N O . INCLUOINO ANY UNKNOWN s p o u s e o f s a d DEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED ANO If OCCEASEO, THE H T K I ORCUTT COURT FOR •EMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 01-CA-210S-14-K LASALLE NATIONAL BANK. AS TRUSTEE FOR APC MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATE SERIES 1999-3. UNOER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT. DATEO AS OF 971/99, THOMAS C MCFARLAND, at kk. I RE-NOTTCS OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to an Ordar or Summary Final Judgment d torectoeure dated March 13. 2002 and an Ordar Reeenrq Sale dated JUL 24. 2002. and entered In Casa No O1-CA-2I0B-I4K d d a Circuit Court d Via CHpaaedh Ju d o d Croat m and tor Banknote County. Flonda. whereei LASALLE NATIONAL BANK AS TR USTEE, ale . Is Plamtiff and THOMAS C. MCFARLANO. at at. ara Detendants. I we aa* to Via Indi­ es' and beet tedder tor cash al Via Was! Fred Door d Via Sarmnota County CouViouae. X I North Park Avanue. Santord. Flonda 32771 at Banknote County Ftortda. al 1100 a m on Via day d AUG 29 2002. Via tar*i In sard Order or Final Judgment LOTS 13 ANO 14. BLOCK 13. DREAUWOLD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGES 90 ANO 91 OF THE PUBLIC RE COROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA V you ere a person w*i a dwabaty who naada any accommodabon in ordar to parbcipala In Vka proceed tog. you ara enacted, d no coal to you. to tie provtaron d certain asaralance Please coded the Court al 407-665-4330 w«h*i two (2) working days d your record o' Ida Nonce. V you ara hearing or trees Impaired, cal Flonda Relay Serves (900) 9551770 Dated al Santord. Flonda. on JUL 24. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark. Croat Court Oy Mary Stroups As Deputy Clark SMITH. HIATT 4 DIAZ. PA. Attorneys tor Plaaidl 26(1 East Oakland Park Bodevard. Burts 303 Fort Lauderdale. FL 31306 Pubkah Sadord Herald Pubkah Jd y 31.2002 and August 7, 2002 00190 M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 1STH JUDICIAL catcurr, m a m o f o r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO.: 02-CA-315-14W THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO. ABRAM EVERETT a V a AVRON EVERETTE. Dstsndanu NOTICE OF SALE Notes it given Vial pursued to a Summary Fatal Judgment dared Jdy 3. 2002. si Casa No 02O A 3I5-14W d Via Crreu* Court tor Semnds County. Flonda to when THE CITI­ ZENS BANK OF OVIEDO la Via Ptandl and ABRAM EVERETT aV a AVRON EVER ETTE Is the Defended. I w* tea lo the hgheut and boat bidder tor cash al Vis Semswle County Coudiouse. X I N Park Avanue. Santord. Semmota County Flonda. al 1100 a m on August 22. 2002. lha loSowng ordar d Summary Fnal Judgment L d (s ) 42. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, accordeig lo the plat Vieraot. recorded In Plat Book 3. Paged) 37. d Vis Pubkc Records d Sammoia County Flonda DATED JUL 22. 2002 Maryams Mores Clark d Via Croat Court By RdhKing Aa Deputy Clark J TanoViy SdkAa Zimmerman. ShuflieW. Kiser * Sdckffe. PA Landmark Career One. Suds 600 315 E Robaiaon Street POBos 3000 Lcgals Lecals Ortmdo, FL 32001 (407) 425-7010 II you ere a paraon with a disability who naada any tpeesai accommoda­ tion lo partictpat# in this proceeding, you ara entitled. at no coat lo you. to lha provision of special assistance Please contact Court Artmmislralion at 301 N Park Ava. Sw N X 1. Santord. Flonda 32771. telephone (407)323 4 330, E ll 4227. within two working days d your reewpt d Vas nodes V heanng mpavad (TOO) 1• 600955 6771 or Votes (V) 1 600 055 6770. via Flonda Relay Santee Pubksh Jdy 31,2002 and August 7, 2002 O O I9I Disahkkias nasdng a special accom­ modation to partcipata to Vue pm catdmg ahoutd corked the Court Arkrarastrator al X I N Park Avanua, Sanford FL 32771. Talaphona Number (407)323 4330 nd talar than seven (7) days prior to Vw proceed­ ing II hearing Impaired. (TDD) 1600 955 8771 or Voice (VH-800 955 0770 vw Ftortda Relay Services WITNESS my hand and Vw aaai d this Court Vrn day d JUN 24 2002 Mary Anna Morse Aa Clerk d Vw Court Oy Ruth King As Deputy Clark Pubksh (PWasa pubksh to The Sammoia Herald) Pubksh Jd y 31. 2002 and August 7. 2002 00194 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 02-CA-44S-14W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC. AS NOMINEE FOR FIFTH THIRD BANK. SUCCESSOR TO OU> KENT MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plant*!. vs KENNETH SELL, at i n . al at. Datandanl(i). NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo an Older or Find Judgment Scheduling Foradoaura Sale entered on Jd y 19. 2002 to Vka cats now parkkng to aaa> Court. Ore style d which a todcated above I wff set to the ludieal end betl bid­ der tor cash al Via Waal Fred Door. SEMINOLE CO UN TY CO U R T­ HOUSE. X I North Parti Avanue. Santord. Florida 32771. at 11 00 A M on Via 22 day d August. 2002. the torth to said Order or Fnal Judgment to-w* LOT 19 ANO WEST IS 60 OF LOT X . BLOCK F. LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS. FIRST ADOITION. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK *. PAGE 23. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIOA ORDERED AT SEMINOLE COUN­ TY FLORIDA. Vka day d JUL 22. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE i As Clark. Croi* Court SEMINOLE. Flonda By: Mary Stroups A l Deputy Clark SPEAR S HOFFMAN 706 South Dura Highway Corel Gabies. Ftortda 33146 Telephone (305)666 2299 Parsons wkh <ksab**y who need a •pedal accommodation lo participate to Vka prooaadng should contact ADACoordmator at X I N Park Avanua. Sdto N . Santord. Flonda 32771, al toast Hire day* prior to Vw procaarkng Tataphon* (407)3234 3 X E ll. 4227: 1 BOO 955 877l(TOO). or I 000-955-8770(1/), to* Ftortda Relay Sarvtca Ac Pubkah J d y 31,2002 and Auguat 7. 2002 00192 M T H t ORCUTT COURT O F TH E 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M A N S FOR H M N O U COUNTY, FtO M O A C A M NO. 02-CA-978-14W CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. WILLIAM MAtXCOO. at a t l M St',* 0 Detandantd). NOTICE OF SALE . . . . NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauar* to an Ordar or Final Judgment Schedukng Forectoaure Sale entered on J d y IS. 2002 to Vka case now parking to said Court. Via atyte d wtkeh la totkrdad atari. I wts aa* to Via Nghaat and bast tkdder tor cash d the West Front Door. SEMINOLE C O U N TY C O U R T­ HOUSE. X I North Park Avanua. Sadord. Flonda 32771. d 11 BO A M on Via 22 day d August. 2002, Via torth to said Ordar d Final Judgmant. LOT 122. OF SPRINGS lANOM OUNTT FOUR. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 25. PAGE S3. 64 AND 65. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ORDERED AT SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y FLORIOA, Ska IS day d Jdy. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE A l Clark. Croat Court SEMINOLE. Flonda By Mary Stroups Aa Deputy dark SPEAR S HOFFMAN 70S South Owe Highway Cord Gables. Flonda 33146 Telephone (305)6*6 2299 Persona wah ckssbaay who need a apacrel accommodation to parbapala to Vka ptocsedtog should contact AO (Coordinator al X I N. Park Avanua. Sdto N . Sadord. Flonda 32771, al lead tore days prior to Via procaarkng Tatsphona: (407)3234 3 X Eat. 4227: 1 *00 955•771 (TOO), or 1 900*55-8770<V). via Flonda Relay Service Ac Pubkah J d y 31,2002 and August 7, 2002 00193 M T H t O R C U T COURT O f T H E 1 IT H * JU O IC U L CtRCUT. IN ANO FOR SEUW OLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO : 03-CA*11ftt-14W NATIONSCREDIT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION. FELICIA BRAOWELL. el el. Delendanti NOTICE OF ACTION TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. BEN­ EFICIARIES. OEVISEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TR U S TEES ANO ALL OTHER WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF MARY WEST M C A MARY R WEST. DECEASE 0 (Rsiidsnca Unknown) YOU ARE NOTIFIEO VkM an actun lor Forectoada d Mortgage on rw LOT 199 ANO THE EAST 1/2 OF LOTS 199 AND 200. J O PACKAROS FIRST AOOiTION TO MIDWAY. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 104. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA AK/A 3360 EAST STREET ROAD #46. SANFORD. FL 32771 has bean Iked agarnal you and you ara reqrerad to aarva a copy d your written dalanaae. S any. to A on Martha* C Watson. P A . Attorney tor Plaakiff. whose address a 1600 NW 49TH STREET. S U T E 120 FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 withm Vw ty ( X ) days atier the lire! pubkeabon d Via Nobce n Via (Please pubeah ei THE SEMINOLE HERALD) and 14a Via ongnel wkh Via Clark d Viia Court either batora semes on Premiers attorney or mmedreisiy Vrereabsr dharwiaa a datau* w i be demanded ai Via oomplanl In accordance wkh Vw Amercane wkh Diuitwkres Act. Parsons wkh IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: 03-CA-IJ54-14-L MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. IN C . as Homines tor Household Finance Corporetren. , ESTATE OF NEOMIA WILKINSON, dd. NOTICE OF ACTION TO. ESTATE OF NEOMIA WILKIN­ SON. Deceased. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NEOMM WILKINSON. Oacaasad. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. represanttog aS unknown nknora. hairs, devisees, grantees. trusties, or other claimants, by. through, imdsr or against NEOMIA WILKINSON, and ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES, toduckng « a named Defendant is dacaasad. Vw personal representatives. Vw surviv­ ing spouse, hairs, devisees, grantees, credaore. and al oVwr par­ kas ctasiang. by. Vvough. under or agansl that Delandani, and al ctatowrks. persona, or partwa. natur­ al or corporate, or whose exact legal sums » itoknown. dasreng under any d Vw above named or deaerttwd last known retrdsncei and currark YOU ARE NOTIFIEO Vwt an action to toredoaa a mortgage on Vw toltaang property located to Samtoota County. Flonda: LO T eg. QRANAOA SOUTH. ACCORDINO T O TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 15. PAOE(S) I X . PUBLIC RE COROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA A/K/A SIS PEACHTREE STREET. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 32701. hat bean Mad agarnal you and you am required to aarva a copy d your wrtlan dalanaaa. I any, to S on Brian L. Roeator, Esquare, Stavan B. OreerktokL P A . PlatadTs aOorrwy. at 7000 West Palmetto Park Road. Buka 402, Boca Raton. Ftortda X433. kHVkn X day* d Vw Srel data d pubecaVon d Vka nobce, and Ms Vw ortgtad wah Vw dark d Vka court (PO Drawer C , Sadord. FL 32772) VwreaAar, ovwrwwa a datam aV be enured agarnal yxi tor Vw redd dsmandad to Vw comptamf or psS- L ecals 12— E loerly C are Samtoota Wrecker sarvtca 2540 S Myrtle Av* Santord. FL 32773 Prospectors butters may inspect vehictoa one hour prior lo sale Terms are cash or earthed funds Samtoota Wrecker reserves Vw nd* lo accept or rated any and al tads Pubksh: Jd y 31, 2002 00197 Elderly Care Giver, tovtng care, rekatkl. good meals, kght cleaning, referrals 407-321-3275 15— C emetery Lots Cart CPUActtvkWbWayroom lot ot T I C / E l Refs. Rea rales ?? C*a 0aanna. 407-324 OOM es 55— B usiness O pportunities 2 cemetery Id* at Oakland Park Cemetery 4CA A Rmefiart Rd. Lake Mary Garden d Redemption. Lds S IB Spaces 1 ( 2 407-322-5468 NOTICE Vstkcta Auebon, Whan August 14, 2002- 9 X am Where Dan Ado Repair • Perlormancb. 2423 S. French Avanua. Santord. FL 32771, 407-321 -X 75 59—F inancial S e r v ic e s Attention Readersll li t illegal lor companies doing busm en by phone lo promise you a loan and ask you lo pay lor N “ r. For i batora they deliver. tatormabon. cak to* tree 1-877-FTC HELP ( A pUAc service message torn The Seminole Herald and lha Federal Trade Commtaston) i n v e s t ig a t e b e f o r e 25— S pecial N otices ------ 4 .5 d ! Year 1966 Make Olds Modal Cutlets Supreme Cotar Wtkta Vto I 1G3GR47A10P376699 Pubksh Jd y 31. 2002 00196 4.5(11------ to Hava Your Adverttsaig Dyers Prmlad ( Inserted The Semmota Herald II ONLY 4.50 PER COPY!!!! PUBLIC NOTICE SANFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY C a l TH E SEMINOLE MERALO Advertising Dept For OetASs 407-322-2811 Members d Vw Santord Airport Authority and SUV wB attend VW Flonda Airport Managers Asaocwiion Annual Conference, which wb be held to Naples Florida. August 4 through 7, 2002 Mambsrs d Vw pubkc desiring torVwt totomwbon should corked the Orlando Santord Airport. Executive Vce President. One Rad Cleveland Bodevard. Santord. Ftortda 32773 (407/565-4004). •BUY • SELL • TR A D E I li r 'M M ilim h Mi l ails! I l.l*bbk|| |ci|«a llsi II .i ll' s ii i .ill .i ^ r i l l l l l i i l r llr i.ilil \ il\ r ilK h iu Victor D W hke.AAE. Executive Vce President Pubksh Jd y 31. 2002 00199 YOU INVEST! Always a good pokey, aspaculy lor busvwss oppuitunities and hand****. C a l Dorlda Dept of Agriculture ( Consumer Services at BOO-43S-73S2 or F T C H ELP lor tree VSormktcn Or vw* our Web sAa at wwv» he govtot/op Flonda taw requres salara d oartaai buaawai opporkakkea to regwtor kkVi Florida [>*pl. ot Agriculture ( Consumer Services betore seimg C a l to varky lawful registration baton you bury Opportunity tor qubktwd. certified marine mechanic with business ( character references Lbbkb ( operate ending busy service dept locator! at Central F kvxta Manna X SI Johns Rrvat. Gross Income appro nmately 5330,000 to 5375.000 Mai brtot rko wth adttas A pfiorw number Samfnoto Herald, 30SN. French Ava, Band Boa I X . Sanford, FL 32771. SAVE MONEY Own For Less Than Rani New 3 6 4 bedroom home* wan X dowm Slow cred* ok. CaS 407-6221237.257 lo laid o d more. 61— M oney to L end Attention Reader*!! ir t Megal lof companies doing business by phone lo promtaa you a loan and ask you lo pay for H be I ore they deliver. For more mlormation. cak tot-freo 1-877-FTC HELP. ( A pubkc servtae maaaags kem The Semmota Herald and lha Federal Trade Commission) 63— M ortgages SAVE MONEY Own Fof less Than Rent New 3 ( 4 bedroom homes *4Si SO down! Slow crettt ok. Cak 407-6221237.257 10 laid oul more. l . i l l - l I im I. it I 1 0 7 1 t .!J J l i l I Sanford Court P i A Don't M in Out On n o Exploiltn DealsAt Santord Court 1 SUNDAY, A U G U S T 4th ^ 2 pm - 4 pm 5470 Glen Oak Place, Sanford Custom Built Upscale Waterfront Community rApartments Datad on JUL23. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE As Clark d Vw Court By:RdhM ng Aa Deputy Clark Putaah Jdy 31,2002 and 4 Bedroom 2 Bath $207,900 •323r3301 l F O R A P A R TM E N T U V IN O 00195 iH THB C M C U T COURT O F TH B 1 S TH juotctA L c m c u t t ,' M ANO FOR •EMMOLE COUNTY. FLO R DA GENERAL JURIS0ICT10N OIVM ON C A S IN O : M C A IM S U K NOVAST AR MORTGAGE. INC . PLAINTIFF V8 CH ESTER K. 8HEN Artl/A CHESTER KAI TEH SHEN. E T AL.. DEFEND ANI(S) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SCRVICf TO CHESTER K. SHEN A/K/A CH ESTER KAI TE H SHEN ANO APAAECIOA R SHEN whoa# residence la unknown V ha/she/they be String: and * haishdVwy be dead. Vw unknown dalandanla who may be spouses, hsbt. d u ll 111. grantees, en igmas. 27— N ursery & C hild C are 2400 s/f Minutes From Mall & Restaurants ' parties dalrrang an mlaresl by. through, under or agamst vw Ds4andarks. who are nd known to be dead or akve. and al parkas having or danvng to here any right Me d mlaresl to Vw property desertwd to Vw mortgage baaig torectoaad here­ in. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO Vwt an action to toredoaa a mortgage on Vw toloMng preparty. LO T I X . TH E SEASONS. ACCORDINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT DOOK 50. PAOE(S) 24 THROUOH 27. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA has bean Mad agarnal you and Vw you ara reqdred to aarva a copy d your wrkian datsmas. 1 any. to S on DAVID J. STERN. ESQ PtamOff. attorney, whose addraaa la X I S Untvwfiky Drive 1500 Plarkdion. FL 33324 on or be4ore (no talar Vwn X days bom Vw dels d Vw krst pubkcakon d Vka nobce d action) and Me Vw ongnal wkh Vw dark d Vka court aahar baton sarvtca on Planters attorney or ton reksiely Vwraabar, orharwiaa a dalat* w* be entered •annul you tor Vw rekd dsmandad ai Vw comptaa* or pataon Mad here­ to. WITNESS my hand and Vw teal d Vas Court al SEMINOLE County. Ftortda. Vka day d JUL23 2 X 2 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF OAVIOJ STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE S X PLANTATION, a 33324 IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. parsons wah <ksa0*«wa rwadaig a ipacw! accommodalion ahouAd conud COURT ADMINISTRATION. •1 Vw SEMINOLE County Courthouse al (407)665-4227. I6X 9550771 (TOO) or 1 0 X 9 5 5 6770, vw Ftortda Raley Service THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD Pubkah JuAy 31. 2002 and August 7. 2002 00196 ________________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Mobos w hereby pvan Sammota Wrecker Service <m set al Pubkc Auction tor salvage kx cash on demand to hnywrt butter. 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This Is an ncrrObie opportunity tor people with strong communications and dotmg skills Meet the minimum sales regutiemenls and yo u l earn at lead S£62XX>ysar Managers can onm more ttsm 3200000ye*i1 Bonuses, residuals income end tui benefits round out the package AIL provides Me and supplemental aismance programs to working class larrvkes tfiroughout Central Florida. and has mora than SIS billion ol Me Insurance In torce nabomwde Our tcompeny.r, Tcntmerk To Is a rocktokd Fortune 500 company (1MK). eitectrv lead Locaty. we use an allactive sysltm lo book several daily appointments lor our egenls. requiring rrvnimal cold cats and prospechng The opportunity awaits the ngM person Interested? Contact MAe Peala at 407-402-1033, or email your reaums lo imMOmwaonmam. Florida Lite I Health Insurance bcense preferred, but not required For mom Wonrurton, visa us on ( e web www #it poaleleam.lnfo. Our proven lead lyslem wd create you e strong sales environment laming you the opportunity lo set yo u own Income, increase your Income or even double y o u cunent income1 71— H elp W anted Attention! Lose 10 TO.'j Q fcs Dr recommended 100% guaranteed www eattitbeM com B88 3t6 7093 Assistance Needed Work From Home Great For Moms & Others 31500-37500 Mo PT/FT 066-021-5540X4 www emvMualhome com Bookkeeper Wanted Computer Literate. Quick books Pro. Part or Fu« Time C a l 407-948 5004 ■ Child cars center In Lake Mary area Loolung lor preschool leechers 0 assistants Great pay. benefits paid vacation 407 321-5577. C k m A COL Olivers waded Top pay rrtrs state (FL) only, must pass drug screen. D O T physical. & have 3 yr M v n C a l Conrve, 407-323 2109 C N C Shear 0 Prase Brake Operator. E ip required, good pay & benefits. DFWP 407-299 1592 Comlort Inn & Suites In Sanlord is curiontly seeking applicants lor Front Desk Agents BenehtsforMI Une employees and cornpeteve pay lor al stall is available EOE. Please apply In porson at bio trod desk. 590 Ava Court (ol ol Hckman Drive, neit door to Cracker Darrel and Outback Steakhouse) A d Nowt Eapandng InO Co Needs Help1 Work From Home $1000SOOOOtmo. Pt/FI. OBHC79 54U1. www seedotsuccess com Adm in Aaalatant: Musi have o u a lw l lf t ii a i i aentce, data entry & phone M s . F a . resume to 407320*7105. ^ pet sic SO 50 Air, t bonuses. 407-3325102 DRIVERS W ANTED! Eipantkng pharmaceuacal company In Sanlord seeks FT drivers w/good drtvmg records Repetitive kfttng ol 5060 b l and extensive driving raquuad. Overnight and early mormng tlvtts I 9.hr Esc benefits Can Darryl between I0em 2pm O 407-321-9070 Foreman: Retd plans. Imish concrsts and supervise without supervision 407-302-1251. Growing credit card processing company H C e r M Ftotda now taking applications for the following positions. Appointment Setter: Bueineas lo business sales only. No eipenence needed. w « train. Hourly pay plut bonuses 407 808-7209 2002 P a g e 5 11 71— H elp W anted 71— H E tr W anted Hair Stylist. Mamcunst TPetkcuisI Sanlord area Est salon under new ownership Rentals avail Immediately 407-970 7864 HoftrcUtue Worker 40 hrs per wk, 0 30 AM •*>PM. (7 80 per Ik Plants, seedlings Into 4 ' pots, spaces plants, puls orders Send resume lo Agorcy For VfcxMorce bnmaacn PO Bos 10069. Talehassee. FL 32302. Job Order • FL 2302795 Horticulture Worked. 5 positions avaaabt- 40 hrs per wk . 8 30 AM . 5PM. (7 00 per Hr Plants seed'mgs Into 4* pots, spaces plants, pulls orders Send resune to Agnrcy For Wortdoroo Imwatcn, PO Bos 10069. Tallahassee. FL 32302 Job Order f TL 2302810 INVESTIGATE BEFORE Y O U INVEST! Always a good pokey, espaciaty lot business opportunities and franchises. Call Florida Dept ol AgncUtua & Consunet Services al 800-435 7352 or F T C HELP lor bee skorTrwt&on Or v<s4 our Web S4e al www Itc gov.truop Flonda low requves se*ers of carton busawss opporksstics to regder w«h Florida Dept ol Agncultura 0 Consumar Services belore setting C a l 10 verity lawful registration belore you buy LABO R ERS NEEDED FO R U N D E R G R O U N D U T IL ITY C O N T R A C T O R Dishwasher, eipenenced hard worker. C a l DaVncfx nastauad 407-323-1308 A hotel In Hie SaotordNortti Orlando area Is currently seeking applicants lor a tut time Night Auditor Experience not necessary^ Compete** wages and bsneMs. EOE Sand resume lo: Seminote Herald, 300 N. French Ave, Band Box 101, Sanford, FL, 12771 Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad HEALTH INSURANCE ANO 401K PLAN1 Druf Irn uportptoc r Afptf * : MO IM m Dflw. AJUmonte Spring* 407 MOtOOO Lawn Maintenance eipenence m detail Start mmedaWy 40hr wk_ 407 3026009 alter 5 a 321-377-7310 Secutjr Guard PT posAon, no Icenae requeed. evedng 0 weekend hours. Apply 41 parson. ADESA OrtandoSanlord. 2500 A DESA Drtva. Sadord. oomar ol Hwy 40 0 415 No phone calls. EOE/M/F/M/V. Background check/Drug Testing Employer Manienance Tech: F T position, complete beneht package, Apply In person. ADESA Orlando-Sadord. 2500 ADE SA Dive. Sanlord. oomar of Hwy 40 0 415 No phone cals EOE/M/F/M/V. Background checkDtug Testing Employer 71— H e ii * W anted ttactuntat. Soma Eipaitanca or Sthoohig necessary mutt have own tools. OSWP 407-299 1592 SeaetaryRecepbonsI lor Onedo law olftce; M-bm a, oomp sotaryAwnas Fax or em ol Resina 407-366-1239. lawpraclica 144 O holm* J com DrfvorsMM-Wn nerxkxl FU I0 Pari tene. Good driving record A drug screerwtg required Operators tc w «) 5 yrs r ip Seniors welcome lo apply Can 000-471-2440 Site Work Foreman: Experienced Storm and Utilities Equipment Operator F/T, pension, vacation, holidays. 407-3228133 Need Some ADVERTISING To Promote Your Business' Then C a l Us About Flyers Water wee contractor needs F T assistant to dnner 407-321-2358 We Will Print & Deliver For You To Our Readers For Only 9c/CopyIl Zoo Teacher P7T Teacher: Education Program to students vtsikng the Zoo Work with enenalx FtritSe days. M f, 9 0 0 am •2 00 pm . Teachrig Exp prat but w* ban 58 SOtv Cal 407-323-4450 or comptele an application at Conbal Flonda Zoclopcal Park. 3755 N Hwy 17-92. Sanford. FI We Have a Way You Can Cut Thai Cost In Half) 73— E mployment W anted TH E SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING D EPT 407-322 2611 NEW CO N CE P T Lie L A H Mgrs 0 Agents. Gmd Floor Oppry Leads Up to 558K f-800-230-9774 Oaner Operator TeameWwSerf Jack B Kelly Inc. ( Since 1946) One of the Largest and Most Efficient Cryogcnc Camera In the U S ' NEW RAT El 94c/mrle '2477 Dispatch Paid Fuel Taies and Fuel Surcharge Steam D m * RecrUtatg BcrusSS 80S647-5451 Experienced Printer Seek! Job: Broad KipMedqs n Pro Preaa. Web & Sheetfed. Color Stnppmg. Camera. Smal Presses C M Rick. 407-302-9763 93— R oom s For R ent 2 Story Victorian Home, tkatonc District, fplc. balcony, house prtvSeges. 51007WK. 5100 deposit 407-328 5277 WEEKLY fafeNTALft Starling • 582/wk. Historic Downtown ♦07-3)0-4423 Part Time, Manager's Assistant, 38Jhr. ♦07-717-0*70 Pottery, Porch 6 Pantry. Lake Mary's fnest Oitt 6 Home Accessory Store reqdree an experienced hd H ie sates assooale Apply in person al PPAP. 3641 taka Emma he or cal 407-8048300 Racoptlonlat Wanted: Flkng. computer work, faimg. answering phones, etc. 20-25 hrsTwk. 38 SOhr ♦ bonuses C a l J P. Pets. 407-3325102. M gM AudNor 2 or 3 rxd*s per week. ttpm-7am shift. Apply In person at Best Western Manna Hotel. Sanlord. 407-323-1910. Ruckers needed Muat twie gen toots & transportation Cad Dave al 407314-6611 or 407-331-4079 Sanlord PT hep wanted for home nwr t enarsa ReOroe pretened 407321-8757. 97— A partments F u r n is h e d 11B—O n 103— H o u s e s U Garage Apt 1/t 5530/ mo Includes power, gas. water 8 cable Sate, ryxot area 407-262-1394 2/1 house newly renovated al 206 East 24ti SL Sankord SOOOmo 4076998328 Sanlord 1BR apt. I bat trom hosp. complete privacy Seeking mature person, no kids 3110/wh or 5430'mo*5200sacdep Leasemd ult 407-321-3735 V I . nee yard, but trees, wa* to school. Lake Mary/Sanlord area 5650 407-069-6168. 99— A partments U nfurnished M A R IN E R S V I L L A G E LAKE ADA 1 BOOM H90UO 2 DOttM . 15701*0 ANO UH CAM Inducted 407423-4470 roselea Villa s Move In specials. 2Bedroom/1 Bsth For Derails. Cafl 3308833 or 296-3300 Spacious 1 roomaptw3argebath» closet Private dnvs. A*, quiet area Next to brke trat 555(Vmo. indudes electric, garbage A waier 407-3023659 103— H ouses* U nfurnished 2/1 house newly renovated w hardwood (toon 312 East 25*iSL Sanlord 562Vmo 4078998328 W ry nlca, vary dean kxn i remodeled, e l utl. cable. A C . Indry. phone, kncti use. sac dr. resident owner, private entrance No Smoklngl Only drug free y. 407-330-7373. Nca room bi toga p U h heme. Soma house privileges. 5300 moves you In . C M lor detade 407-3248000 Prtvata anlranca. fraa cable 1 electric, washer/dryer. 3100/wh. Lake Ave. Sanlord 407888-7023. 95—R oommate W anted Seeking a person to share my home, view ot Lake Monroe, house privileges C M 407-328-7232 lor an appointment. Sanford: 2BR/1BA W/Drvng Rm. Living Rm. Rdwd Floors. Lg Screened Porch, Dbl Oarage. Storage 58505000 Deposit Winter Springs: 3BR/1 5BA W.'Sncte Garage. New Ftoonng A Paint. 5725/5700 Deposit Deltona: 3 ^ SpM Plan W/Singto Garage. Flonda Fbn. UMty Shed. New Part A New Tie 58505800 Depose Longwood: 4BR/2BA Spkt Plan. W/Dbi Garaga, Lg Screened Porch. L/vng Rm. Family Rm. Fbaptace, Formal Dftmg R m . 51t505tt00 Deposit tdythxdds: 40R2BA W.Poot. Famty Rm. Den. Formal Dining Rm. Feactace. New Ftoonng A Part. Poet Serv. Included 51250.31200 DOYLE REALTY. INC. (407) 322-24*5 WE RENT A SELL HOMES S pace For Sanford Offco SuH^Skiro. 3rd A S Sxrtord Av« 1TM gI SflnO ft P C fti •uilo $S00 montti. 3500 sf $1700 month. tS O titn l parking ncs. 0 rO *n 407 679 13^0 0 4 4075798942 141— H omes For S ale 4/2 house newly renovated el 102 Country Club Dr, Sanlord 5725/month 4078998328 4/1, tovely cottage, renovated modorri/ivl. wan lo wat carpet A appliances $65,000 407C99-I359 or 407-719 0278 “OrtTctHtut Zcrtirr, 407-321-0759 Charming A Comlortablo Homo butt in 1925 20(X)sq ft. 3BIV2RA. mother «• law apartment 3hpl. lot tub. deck, work sfKip. Icnccd yard, many unusual leatures t.tustSeoel 210 W 15lh S t. Sanlord IVaslicaSy Reduced 5155.000 Cnl kv A» 407322 5353 Sanford: 2622A S. Laurel Ave 38R/1 5BA fenced yard S750/month. plus security deposit 51750 moves you m 407-3228342 Sarkxd 2BR 1BA‘dot house*, ready' now. w/washer. 5600mo ♦ dep 110 Country Club Dr. Sanlord 407 323-4540_____________________ Sanford: 3/1. CttA. Section 81 accepted 5800month The HJkman Group 407-3218333________ VtU-2Br/l Ba/Garega/Saeen pabo. appkancea. lanced yard, oommtxvfy pool 5875 ♦ Security dep No Pets 407-3288580 105—D u pl e x / T r ip l e x DOYLE'S RENTALS ice Ri ni n f u r n is iie d Sanlord 28(VI BA duplex, 1710 B Ridgewood Lane. CH A , stove, refrigerator, private screen patio, 5575/month. 5575 Security, no pets 407-3228816 107— M obile H omes For R ent ELDER SPR M O S ol SR 427. 1 Bedroom 5125 per wee*. 5125 Deport C M 407-333-3984 or 407- ^7034______________ 118— O ffice S pace For R ent 1S00 aq I •AvaNblt lor oBoe or rsttA Prbna arae. 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"Occasionally carriers will let you split the premium into two Installments, but usu­ r Last weekend baseball fans got to see the game as It was meant to be played as the 2002 American Legion A Area Tournament was held at Seminole High School's Alumni Reid. Page1B Animal Respect Things recently got a little hslry sndscsly a] the Semlnolei Library Ini members of The C A f Foundation came to town. • 4 * iv V i.. i & i *- * si - . Premiums force surgeons out of hospital Editor Boys of Summer 500 Winter Park firm chosen to design new station Despite rumors, Central Florida Regional open for ‘business as usual’ ally they want most If not all of the money before they Issue any coverage," said Dr. Larry Alexander, the hospital's emergency department medical director. The situation has created two problems for the hospital: one, Central Florida Regional Hospital (CFRH) has lost the ser­ vices of four of its five general emergency room surgeons; and two, news of the doc­ tors' decision has generated fear in Ihe com­ munity about a potential loss of medical ser­ vice. Those fears have translated into a drop in the number of people going to CFRH. Emergency room doctors routinely see 90 patients per day. Since the story broke, the hospital is averaging 74 patients. "The rumors liave been outrageous," Alexander said. "We've had people call and say they heard we shut the ER down, that we dosed the hospital, that wc were turning people away, that the doou were chained up. None of that has happened. "We arc open for business," he empha­ sized. "We're still taking care of people and we will continue to take care of people. We will not let our community down." While tire surgeons' predicament and the See H o s p ita l, Fa ge 9 A Community-minded Mothers Man arrested after trying to steal bike from deputy By Nick Pfetfauf S ta ff W rite r B y Michelle Jerla Managing Editor LAKE MARY — A Winter Park firm Thursday was chosen to oversee the design and con­ struction of City Hall's expan­ sion and the new Rinehart Road fire station. Following presentations by three area design firms, Architects Design Group (ADG) Inc., was ranked No. 1 by City Commission to provide design professional services for the two projects. The city will now enter into negotiations with the firm for design, cost and other con­ struction elements for the new facilities. Of the three design groups, which also included Spillis Candela and The Scott Partnership Architecture, com­ missioners w ew tmn w w r --------- Wicklow cum stodlan Jose Veramend), from left, Kristin Gutlerrqf, Kathleen Dilella, Wicklow Principal Beverly impressed"” w ith Architects Perrautt andd 1 Wicklow Dean of Students Skip Gardner Wednesday unload school supplies from a mlnl-van. Gutierrez and DileDa are members of Mothers & More, the group that collected the supplies for the school. Design Group's commitment to public and employee input while working on a project. Other elements, which tipped the scales in favor of the Winter By MicheNe Jerta Park firm, included its pledge to Managing EdKor help the city find alternative funding sources and raise pub­ tudents heading back to Wicklow lic awareness for the projects. Elementary School are receiving a little “I want to see our employees help from some community-minded Involved in this process,” mothers. Commissioner Gary Brender Members of the local chapter of Mothers & said. “I want them to take own­ More Wednesday delivered hundreds of school ership of this project.” supplies to the school, which will be distributed Earlier this year, Commission to students and teachers throughout the year. opted to use the design/build The supplies are from donations collected in method, rather than the tradi­ June and July from Target and SAMS Gub tional bid method, for the two stores to help Seminole's elementary school stu­ proposed facilities. Since the dents. state legislature now allows for ”As mothers, we know how expensive it is to more flexibility when it comes buy school supplies,” said Judy Froehlich, a to constructing large capital member of the group. “We were going to do a project, cities nave an alterna­ project, so we thought collecting school supplies tive to the traditional low bid, would be a good idea.” one contractor choice. The supplies included notebooks, index In the design/build method, Hundreds of school supplies and other Items were cards, paper, crayons, pencils and other school cities select a team of profes­ recently donated to Wicklow Elementary School by items. The group also collected other essential sionals, including architects, the group Mothers & More. items, including boxes of tissues, sandwich builders and cost-control spe­ bags, napkins and cups. cialists. In May, Lake Mary sent Wicklow Principal Beverly Perrault said the them, and it is nice when the community and out a request for qualifications school supplies will be very he schools work together." (RFQ) in order to obtain a list of the year, i possible design firms to work Wicklow was chosen as the recipient of the school wheni supplies through the recommendation of on the City Hall expansion and needed items. Instead of going without, teach­ fire station. Kathleen Dilclia, who worked os a speech thera­ ers can distribute the donated supplies without pist at the school. The Mothers & More member Eight companies responded causing disruption to the class or upsetting the told Perrault her organization was working on to the request, and a selection students. the service project, and the principals informed committee comprised of City "We are very appreciative of the donation of Manager John Litton, Finance See S u p p lie s , Page 9 A supplies,” Perrault said. "There is a need for Director Jackie Sova, Fire Chief Service group distributes supplies to Wicklow S See Design, Page 9 A Last Sunday, a man attempted to steal a Sheriff's Issue Mountain Bike off a Seminole County sheriff's patrol car. Now, he is facing another charge, giv­ ing a false identity. On July 28, a deputy walked out the rear door of the sher­ iff's District No. 5 sub­ station on SR-436 in Casselberry and noticed a man attempting to take his police Suspect, who gave false identity after arrest, now faces long list of charges. m ountain bike from the rack at the rear of his vehide. After the man ran from the area, the deputy gave chase and eventually apprehended him in the woods alongside Howell Creek. Pliers, wire cutters, a cable lock and dish towel were found and taken Into evidence. The towel was assumed to have been used to hide fingerprints. At the Seminole County Jail, the man refused to provide offi­ cers with his address, work, next of kin, or other information. He, at one point, told an officer his name was John Scrra, 38 years of age. Later, after checking the state of Florida's live scan system and checking Serra's fingerprints, information was received that his true name is Bruce Palmer Johnson, 37. Initially, charges were, bur­ glary of an unoccupied con­ veyance, larceny of more than $300, possession of burglary tools, and resisting an officer without violence. Now, because of giving the false information, he nas been charged with rcsisting/obstruding an officer by a disguised person. In a court appearance, the judge determined he is to be held without bond. Authorities say he is also wanted on an outstanding war­ rant issued in Orange County for violation of probation on a con­ viction of petit theft and has an unspecified case pending in Seminole County. Sheriff’s office aviation team receives national award for infrared operation Joan Rowan - Vendor at Something Special Antiques and Collectibles In Sanford. Index C l o i u U d ............. ....................... 9 A D oor A b b y .... ......................... S C l» e o ! » . . . . . . . . U U S l y U ................ ..................... 3A O pinion.............. Poltca l o g .......... S a lig io n ................ .................. 4 C -9 C S p o rlt .................. By Micheia Jerla Managing EdRor S A N FO R D — In December, two suspects wanted on stolen vehicle and drug charges tried to outrun officers from me Sanford Police Department after bailing out of a stolen car They managed to dude capture — at least for a short time — by hiding in some underbrush. The pair, however, didn't realize their nighttime ape attempt would be thwarted two men from the Seminole Sheriff's Office hovering hundreds of feet above them in the air. Last month. Pilot Steve Farris and Flight Officer Patrick Rice received national recognition for their efforts in apprehending the two fleeing criminals. The aviation team's video of the event sur­ passed hundreds of other entries in this year's FUR Vision Award Contest to win second place. "Our unit submitted several entries, and wc hoped to win something," Rice said. "But, we knew there was a lot of tough armpetition. You just never know." FUR Systems Inc, sponsors the annual contest. It honors law enforcement personnel who use the Forward Looking Infra Red (FUR) System — a device But focuses on body heat — in their operations. Last December, Farris and Rice were on Delta shift when they received a Signal 10 bailout call from the Sanford Police Department After the helicopter arrived at the scene, it didn't take long for the aviation team and the FUR System — attached to the bottom of the helicopter — to locate a heat source. They immedi­ ately amtacted the ground unit, who went into the wooded area at the comer of Persimmon Avenue Se* F U R , Page 9A* Hantd photo* by Tommy Vtoc u t Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Pilot Steve Farris, left, and Flight Officer Patrick Rice recently were awarded second place in this year's FUR Vision Award Contest for their assistance In last year's arrest of two men wanted on stolen vehide and drag charges. � 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, July 31, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 31, 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>, July 31, 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/28cc26eb4cd478a0653a8ba3db21a468.pdf 5aff54c64ce548d2dd8d86cb5aead134 PDF Text Text T h e S e m i n o l e H e r a l d U C F : T w o s c h o o ls b e tte r th a n o n e By Christopher Patton Staff Writer SA N FO R D — T h e rapidly growing University o f Central Florida m ay find a reprieve from its growing pains by devriop; and utilizing Joint use campuses with “ 'ng colleges. dty President John Hitt made the suggestion last w eek to the board of Lions com e up short a t S tate 8Jnc« the atari of tha district tour* rwiwot, the CMedo High School . basabal team has found a way to win. But tha big breaks and dutch hitting navar cama Friday. U •f j . i Pago IB Five meetings planned to discuss area’s water crisis From staff reports V Thomas retires Tha Rav. Jack Thomas, Minister of Music and Senior Adults at Cantral Baptist Church In Sanford, will retire on Sunday May 26 after 23 and a half years of service. Two special services ■t Central Baptist will celebrate morfctfjfn two.rjpcades of musi­ cal contrfoutfon by Thornae Iq ' tha Central Honda community. Page 2A Robber loses pants in bank heist Three men armed with guns robbed the People's First Community Bank on Hunt Club Boulevard at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. During the robbery, one of the suspects had his pants fall down. The trio tried to escape In a stolen car, but hit another vehi­ cle In the parking lot. The sus­ pects ditched their damage car behind the shopping center and ran to a nearby apartment com­ plex, where they got into a light colored sedan and drove off toward Apopka. Anybody with Information Is asked to call the Seminole County Sheriffs Office at 407­ 665-6600. Ask for Investigator Bob Jaynes. Those with infor­ mation may also call Crime Line at 1-600-423-TIPS. Sem inole Sm ile SA N FO R D — Seminole County leaders and water supply utilities will continue discussions May 23 on how to meet future Central Florida water supply needs. Five sub-regional meetings will be held to bring together large water users • whose future g ro u n d w a te r w ith d r a w a ls have the poten­ tial to danger­ ously impact the Florida aquifer The sub­ regional meet­ ings are part of a new initiative first developed by Orange County Chair­ man Richard Cjptty to help the east Central Florida area address water con­ cerns. Crutty hosted two region­ wide water supply meetings in January and February. TWo of the sub-regional meet­ ings will be held Thursday at the Sanford City H all The public b invited to attend. The north Orange/Scminole area will meet from 9 a.m. to noon and the north/east area, including Vblusia and Flagler counties and portions of Seminole and Brevard counties will meet from 1JO to 4:30 p.m. “T h b makes it more convenient for them to break into smaller working groups," said Jeff Cole, a spokesman for S t Johns River Water Management District Elected officials are invited to attend the meetings. The groups of water users and leaders will specif­ ically address critical water issues. A presentation of what was d is­ cussed in the previous two meet­ ings ho6tcd by Crotty will also be a part of the regional meetings. "What the focus o f these round of meetings b trying to look at it (water e rb b ) regionally," said Chris Pederson, Central Florida coordinator for Florida Conflict Resolution Consortium. To facilitate these discussions, the S t Johns River, South Florida and Southwest Florida water management dbtricts jointly retained Florida Conflict Resolution Consortium, a neutral statewide center created by the state legblature and based at Florida State University. trustees. By 2010, Hitt estimates the primary UCF campus will be near its capacity o f 48,000 enrolled students. Joint campuses with Seminole and Valencia community colleges could be the short-term answer “W t are going to sec this campus contin­ ue to grow," Hitt said "Joint use campuses are opportunities to delay that 48,000/ Although the reality o f a Seminole Community College and UCF shared cam­ pus b several years away, UCF is beginning to play a greater role at the college's Sanford/Lake M ary campus. Beginning next fall, some students who continued their higher education after completing two years at SCC will no longer have to move to UCF to receive a bachelor's degree. Local students will have the chance to earn a bachelor's degree from UCF in ele- mentary education, criminal justice, psy' ’ ^ liberal studies or legal studies from " campus. That's a big change from when UCF only offered three classes at SCC in 1988, said SCC President E Ann McGee. "It's really an active partnership," McGee said. "We have a great working relationship with UCF." S m UCF, Pag* 12 OBs Own served as County's cn*ef <*puty o o n sh in e rs 'S ' Sheriff J J . Hobby during foe 1960a. :3 8 S p e cia ls W att resigns from Sanford By Dan Ping Editor SA N FO R D — Finance director Donna Watt has resigned from the d ty of Sanford. Watt, who has been with the city about five years, said she b leaving to join her husband in retirement "David and 1 talked for a long time, and there are a lot o f things t want to d o," Watt said. Her resignation, submitted M ay 14, com es as the d ty b p r e p a r in g It's budget ______ ______ for the fiscal ■■ year begin­ T h ere’s never ning O c t 1. a right time W hile ack­ to leave. If now ledging that her kovyou wait for 00 k « cones at an awkward PTtoto mfefvilttotf Seminole County Chief Deputy OUis Owen. Deputy Morgan McClelland, State Beverage Aoent AW. Analey, Seminole County Sheriff J .L Hobby, Deputy Andy Evans and State Beverage Agent William Wise are pictured at a Chuluota moonshine bust during foe 1950a. Ceremony held fo r form er ch ief deputy Owen B y C h risto p h er P atton Staff Writer im es certainly have changed , ju s t ask Sanford resid ent O llis O w en. Sem inole C ounty S h eriff Don E slinger recognized the 86-year-old •T hu rsday a s a 40-y ear honorary m em ber o f the Florida S h e riff's A ssociation. In the process o f the cerem ony, how ever, the sh eriff's o ffice discovered a portion o f their ow n history. O w en w as the c h ief d ep uty u n d er Sheriff J . L H obby during the 1950s. The sh e riff's office consisted o f about a h alf dozen people including the sh eriff back then, said O w en. " I t was a w hole lot d ifferen t," he recounted. “T here w asn 't much h ere, and there w asn't m uch going on like there is now .” T h e m ajority o f O w en 's patrol included the Sanford area, but he ad m its there w as "a few people in T See Owen, Page 11 Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger. left, presents Ollis Owen with a certificate honoring the former chief deputy for his 40-year membership In the Florida Sheriffs Association. the right time, JtTi never com e. time. Watt said she has been con­ te m p la tin g — yy r e tir e m e n t for several months, “T h e r e 's never a right time to leave," W itt said. "If you wait for the right time, it'll never come. Sometimes you have to jump in with both fe e t” Watt's resignation b effective Aug. 15, but with personal and vacations days, her last day in the office was M ay 15. “I'll be available if there are any questions," Watt said. Deputy Finance Director Kevin Smith will take over the budget process, a task he's done before. "Quite honestly, it's not going to be a huge obstacle," said Smith, who has worked on the city's last seven budgets. "D onna was a valuable asset to the dty, and we're going to m bs her. But in May 1997 we had the same thing happen when (former finance director) Carolyn Small left "I'm going to be busier, obvi­ ously," Smith added, "and it will probably mean that me and my family won’t take a vacation for a while. W e've got good w ho know how to do their jc It's just a matter of h i down and getting the worli done." Se« Watt Page 11 Clark receives club’s Humanitarian Award From S taff R eports Phyllis G ibson Administrative secretary for Sanford Deputy City M anager Roger Dixon Index Butin*** .................................4 A C l a t i i f i a d ........................................6 S - 8 B G ouw ord .................................. 7 5 O*or Abby ................................ 9 A Education ............................ 7 A-8 A l*gal> ...............................4B-3B O b tlu a h a *..................................3 A Tolic* tog ...................................VA S p o rt* ...............................................I S - 3 B Seminole County Sheriff’s Office LX-puty Jam es d a r k was honored recently by the Sanford Lakeside Lions Club. Each year the club awards ib annual Eugene Gregory Humanitarian Award to a Seminole County Sheriff's Department em ployee w ho demonstrates community service beyond h b or her job description. The award honors the late Eugene Gregory, a deputy killed in the line of duty in 1998. Gregory was known for h b com m itm ent to community service. "(Gregory) served the commu­ nity beyond h b policing duties," said Steve Harriett, chief deputy of Seminole County deputy honored for assisting local family experiencing crisis the sheriff's office. As an outdoorsman, Gregory "mixed well in that rural setting and the community at large." Harriett said Gregory could communicate "on all lev eb ," which earned him aspect espect in the community. He was known for assisting the elderly by bringing food to them and for helping other citizens in need. Clark received th b year's award for assisting a family in cri­ sis. H b involvement with the fam­ ily began in August 2001 when he answered a domestic disturbance call at the home in Altamonte Springs. . . Inside the home, Clark found desperate conditions — no food available for three boys, a father lost to alcohol and the children making (jo with "life on the streets." "The eldest of the three boys had been selling drugs to compen­ sate the family's income," wrote Sheriff Don Eslinger in a letter nominating Clark for the award. Clark contacted the Department of Children and Family Services, but learned that the family failed See Clark, Page 12 Red, White and Blue proud H«r»M p hoto t f) Tommy W ic a n t Troy Long, center, presents Sartord Fire Chief Tom Hickson with a U S. flag earned in combat during a mission in Afgharvstan. Long b a para­ medic at Station No. 1. With the men is Long s son, Nathan. I �Ftage2A KWneaday. May 22. 2002 T he S eminole Hejiald W h a t’s H a p p e n in g : at Central Florida Regional Hospital Central Baptist minister of music retires J a c k Thom as served church for 23 years The Rev. Jack Thom as, M inister o f Music and Senior A dults at Central Baptist Church in Sanford, will retire on Sunday May 26 after 23 and a half years or service. Tw o special services at C entral Baptist will celebrate more than two decades of musi­ cal contribution by Thomas to the Central Florida community, Thom as and his wife o f 42 Years, Sherrill, are perhaps best know locally for their creation and direction o f "L iving Pictures,” an Easter presentation of dram a and music that ran in Sanford for 16 consecutive years, attracting thousands of visitors from all over the state. For many years, Thom as directed the annual Sanford Easter Sunrise Service o n Lake Monroe. He has also been a fre­ quent visitor to local hospitals and nursing hom es, and he leads “ Happy H earts," an orga­ nization that provides Christian activities and meetings for active senior adults. Thomas was bom and raised in Eatonville, G a. He took his first fob directing music at age 18. After serving in the U S. Air Force and graduating with a Bachelor o f A rts in Music Education, he served as music director in churches in Georgia, California and Alabama before the staff o f Central iptist in January 1979. Thomas is an accomplished singer and musician who plays the tenor saxophone, clarinet, trombone, piano, recorder, accordion, d rum s, and auto­ harp. He sings w ith the "IJorida Baptist lunging M en” and Was a member o fth e guest choir at the International M usic Festival in Bern, Switzerland. Though looking forward to retirement, Thom as closes this chapter of his life with mixed emotions. "In considering my many years at Central Baptist, I feel the greatest blessing to me has been to personally see those who were young children at the beginning of my ministry grow up and take their place in the church music ministry here and in other churches around the Rev. Ja c k Thomas country as participants and lead ers," Thom as said . "You cannot see this in a short min­ istry stay. One of my priorities has always been to develop the new talent that the Lora has brought to our church. These people and others in the congre­ gation have truly becom e a part of my expanded family. I love them all dearly." Thom as will be greatly missed by the church members and staff. "I have never served w ith a finer minister of music than Jack T h o m as," said Jim m y Dale Patterson, pastor o f Central Baptist. "H e combines a unique com bination o f talent and humility. I will miss him very m uch." 'Ja c k Thomas has given more than fust his God-given musical talent to Central Baptist C hurch," said David T. Farr, chairm an o f the Board of Deacons. "H e's given his heart, his love of music and every ounce of his being. Jack’s influ­ ence has touched so many lives that his 'song' will be sung for many y e a n and generations to com e." Special services on Sunday, May 26 honoring Thomas will feature many o f tne hundreds of m usicians and vocalists who have been a part o f his ministry in Sanford over the past 23 y e an . There will be a morning service from 10 a.m. until noon, and an evening celebration ser­ vice from 4 to 5JO p m , fol­ low ed by a reception at the church. Everyone in the community b welcome to foin in these spe­ cial send-off services to thank the Rev. Thomas and h b wife Sherrill for the y e a n of service. For more information call the church at 407-322-2914. M e d ica re and H M O C h o k e s As part of the Edible Education Series, the Central Florida Regional Hospital Senior Friends b sponsoring a program called M edicare an d H M O Choices. M any Central Florida Seniors have no idea about the Medicare HM O Lock-In Law th at goes into effect Ju ly IsL This b the law that keeps Medicare benefi­ ciaries from changing from or to a M edicare HM O plan until 2003. » Tim Linger, Certified Senior Advisor and Executive Director of the Senior Education Foundation b the guest speaker and says h b concerns are that the load HM O plans available cover only generic medication. Join us for a fight snack and learn about your M edicare and HM O a t th b Inform ational workshop on Tuesday, Ju ne 4, at 11 a.m . at Central Florida Regional H ospital, 1401 W. Seminole Btvd., Sanford, F L For reservations please call (407) 321-4500, e x t 5784 by June 3. There b no c o s t Free and low cost prescriptions As part o f the Edible Education Series, the Central Florida Regional Hospital Senior Friends b sponsoring a program on how to get Free and Low Cost Prescription Drugs. Many seniors are facing a cri­ sis with the rising costs o f m ed­ ication. Prescription prices have doubled in the last five years and are expected to double again in the next ten. Vietnam Veterans o f Central Florida host ‘E lv is’ concert The Vietnam Veterans o f Central Florida will present Jack Elton as E lvb in concert Sunday, M ay 26, In the Bahia Shrine Auditorium in Maitland. Elton b an internationally renowned RC1 recording artbt, and the perform ance will in clu d e h b 19-piece W orld Star Tour Orchestra. C ash bar opens at 4 p.m ., w ith dinner a t 5 p.m . T he show begins at 7 p m . Tickets for TKIPPUMICESTORE C o rp o ra tio n 407-327-3344 P.O. Box 1057 106 S . Palm etto Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 2 yr. Warranty oa lebaiit V/D S n M tM k H m jita M k Since 1979 S e m in o le Loan 153 W SR. 4 3 4 ' Winter Springs 12 No. f u n ii t j oa refrigerator! the dinner and show are $50, and $40 for the show only. 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"F o r exam ple, many pharm a­ ceu tical com panies are n ow offering free prescription drugs; th e state o f Florida Introduced tw o programs last year," Linger said. "M any programs have no b earin g on you r income or Jo in us for a light snack and learn how to access Free and Low C ost Prescription Drugs b y bringing your prescription fist to th b m fotm ational workshop on Tuesday, Ju n e 4, 10 a.m . a t C en tral F lorid a Regional H osp ital, 1401 W. Sem inole Blvd., Sanford, F L For reservations please call (407) 321-4500, ext. 5784 by June 3. There b no c o s t R everse m ortgages A s part o f the Edible E du cation Series, the C entral Florida R egional H ospital in conjunction w ith Senior Friends sponsoring a program about L earn w hy AARP, supports and FH A insures th b program. "M any seniors are house rich, cash poor, and living on a fixed In com e," said Urn Linger, C ertified Se n io r A dvisor and Executive D irector of the Senior Education Foundation. "M any sen iors h av e envisioned the 'golden years' o f RVlng, travel, and relaxation only to find lim it­ ed incom e and less savings than they expected." There b now a solution for seniors who ow n a hom e. For . persons age 62 plus, a reverse mortgage to pull som e o f the equity from the hom e m ight be the solution to filling the retire­ m ent y e a n w ith cash without making payments. Join us for a light snack and leam about reverse mortgages at th b informational workshop on jay, J u n e JO, at KLa.rffo C entral ‘ 'F lo H d i* *IW glbnah 'H o sp ital, 1401 W. Sem in o le' Blvd., Sanford, F L 1 ** For reservations please call (407) 321-4500, ext. 5784 by June 7. There b no cost. Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program T h e "F ed eral Fam ily" their guests, and the general public are invited to team about th b new LTC insu rance program from the Federal government. T h b program b open to, not only current part and full-time Federal Em ployees, but also retirees, sp ou ses, annuitants, their parents, adult children, in­ laws, postal workers, civil ser­ vice, and many others. The Sen io r Education Foundation in conjunction with the C entral Florida Regional Hospital and Senior Friends is sponsoring this w orkshop to assist in getting th b information to the Federal Family. "T h b b a clear message from the Federal G overnm ent that everyone needs to be responsi­ ble for their ow n long term care needs and co sts," said Tim Linger who b a the Executive D irector o f the SEF and is Certified in Long Term Care. "Social Security, Medicare and M edicaid b not the solution for ou r long term care needs, people m ust be p ro -activ e," Linger adds. The workshop b being held on Wednesday, June 10, at 11 a.m. at Central Florida Regional H ospital, 1401 W. Sem inole Blvd., Sanford, F L For reservations please call (407) 321-4500, e x t 5784 by June 7. 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Seminole Herald 4 0 7 /3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �T kk S dhnoli Huuld Wcdneaday, Hay 22.2002 PlNge 3A O b itu aries Bridgette Buisson Bridgette Buisson, 79, o f Deltona died Friday, May 17, 2002 at DeBary Manor. Bom in Hulme, England, she moved to the area in 1977 from Holly Hill. She w as a homemaker and a Catholic, and she enjoyed m usic, sewing and travel. Survivors include her hus­ band of 45 years, Joseph Buisson of Deltona; a son, Peter Michael Buisson o f SaoPaulo, Brazil; brothers and sisters in England; and four grandchildren.' Baldauff Funeral Home in Orange City is in charge of the arrangements. Charles "C h u ck* Cruger Q u u les "C h u ck " Cruger, 41, t>f DeBary died Sunday, May 19,2002, at his home. Bom in S t Petersburg, he was a lifelong resident o f DeBary. He was a welder a member o f Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 4803, and a member of the Church of Christ. He enjoyed fishing and w atching the M iam i Dolphins. Survivors include his wife of six years, Jean Cruger of DeBary; his father and step­ mother, William and Epie C ruger of H om osassa Springs; his mother, Priscilla Lee C ru g er of Scottsboro, Ala.; h is daughter, Athena Cruger o f Ohio; his step-son, David Hemenway o f Deltona; three brothers, Bill C ruger of Grant, A la., Dan C ruger of M obile, A la., and M ickey Cruger o f Orlando; a step-sis­ ter, Kim berly Hemenway of Deltona; and six grandchil­ dren. Donations should be made to H ospice of Volusia/Flagler counties. ‘ A ltm an-Long Funeral Home in DeBary is in charge of the arrangements. Winter Springs is In charge of the arrangements. Rodger "R e d " Foye Rodger "R ed " Foye, 41, of Sanford died Thursday, May 16,2002. B om in Craw fordsville, Ind., he m oved to Central Florida in 1970. He was em ployed by T he Hall Company as a heavy equip­ m ent operator in the con­ struction industry. Survivors include his father and step-mother, Gregory and Shirley Foye o f Lake Station, Ind.; his m other and step­ father, Lida and Bill Roffe o f Sanford; and two brothers, Rick Foye o f New Smyrna and Russell Foye of Geneva. Visitation! is 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 22, 2002, at Gramkow Funeral Home in Sanford. Service is 3 p.m. Thursday, May 23, 2002, at Gramkow with the Rev. E.A. Reuscher officiating. Lance D. D y e Lance D. Dye, 23, o f Winter Springs died Friday, May 17, 2002 in Sanford. H e w as bom in Bemidji, Minn., on Nov. 17,1978. Survivors in clu d e his father, Daniel A . D ye o f DeLand; his mother, Joan M. Burke D ye of W inter Springs; his sister, Cindy R. Rivera of W inter Springs; h is maternal grandm other, C hristin e A. Burke o f Levittown, Pa.; and his paternal grandm other, H enretita D ye, of Farmington, Mo. Banfield Funeral Home in Ludw ig M ichael Heck Ludwig Michael Heck, 78, of Deltona died Saturday, May 18, 2002, at Florida Hospital-Fish M emorial in Orange City. He was b om in Davison, Mich., and w as a foreman in the newspaper industry. He was a member of the M oose Lodge. Survivors include his son, David Heck o f Deltona; four daughters, Diane Sellers of Swartz Creek, Mich., Debra Tecza of M cKean, Pa., and Denise Tankersley and Doreen Lambert of Hushing, Mich.; a sister, N atalie Paulson of Flint, M ich.; 11 grandchildren; and 12 great­ grandchildren. Baldauff Funeral Home in Orange City is in charge of the arrangements. Ira A. Hooper Ira A. Hooper, 82, o f Deltona died Saturday, M ay 12, 2002 at Florida HospitalFish Memorial in Orange City. Bom in Pattenburg, N .J., he was a veteran of the U S . Air Force. He served in air offen­ sives in Europe, Normandy, N orthern France, and Rhineland. H is decorations and citations include an air medal w ith three oak leaf clusters, the Distinguished H ying C ross, European African Middle Eastern ser­ vice medals, and a good con­ duct medal. He w as a retired air traffic controller for the U S . govern­ ment. H e was a member of the M asons Scottish Rite, 32nd Degree. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Dixie Hooper. Baldauff Funeral Home in Orange City is in charge o f the arrangements. R oger 1. Hurl ess Roger I. H urless, 84, of Sanford died Thursday, May 16,2002. He w as a retired construc­ tion com pany ow ner and moved to Sanford from Canton, Ohio, in 1997, He was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene in Canton, and attended M arkham Woods Baptist Church in Lake Mary. Survivors include his wife, Blanche Hurless; two sons, Ty William Hurless of Wooster, O hio, and David Roger Hurless o f Chestertown, Md.; three daughters, Karen Lee C uster o f Seaside, O re., Patricia A nn W hitm an of Lake Mary, and Randi Kathleen M cFarland of Sanford; a sister, N orma Marshall o f Canton; 17 grand­ children; and two great­ grandchildren. Service w as 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 21, 2002, at Markham Woods Baptist Church with Dr. William Parker officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home in Sanford was in charge o f the arrangements. Sm OMtaarica, Page 10A Bt FamilyOwned &.SewingCental FloridaSince 1909 GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial $17)5 Cremation Transport Out Of State $«e > w We Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans _______ 327-1500_______ b r i s s o n FU N ER AL H O M E Sem inole County’s Most Experienced Funeral H om e Thii year, choose Florida’s u . J ) l If. 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C lien ts, business associates and com petitors were on hand to hear Ron Sherwood, w ho started the com pany along w ith his wife Betty, recou nt their progress from a sm all dining room opera­ tion in O rlando to the *large fadlity they now have. "W e recognized long before it becam e a public issu e," Sherwood said, "Th at Improper drying o f water damaged struc­ tures could lead to sick ouildings and health problems. We pio­ neered som e of the procedures used today in restoring a healthy indoor environm ent." Fabridean's affiliate company, M oisture Control System s, car­ ries several large desiccant dehu­ m idifiers, som e cap ab le o f removing 1,000 gallons o f water per day, for restoring moisture damaged structures to normal. After the presentations, guests toured the rug cleaning plant, w here the patented C naisson system, invented by Sherw ood, w as demonstrated. “W e've im proved o n an alread y excellent p ro d u ct by adding o z o n e," Sherw ood explained. "O zone in solution oxid izes bacteria, m old, microbes and destroys organic odors. We can safely clean any rug w ith a minimum o f chem i­ cals." "O u rs is the only plant like it anywhere for cleaning oriental or synthetic rugs," added Harry H irst, vice presid ent of Altam onte builder lands E ast Tennessee revitalization project MaMHifUS Ron Sherwood, left, founder of Fabriclean Inc. and Betty Sherwood accept a plaque from radJo personality Mike Harvey In celebration of the compa­ ny's 25 years In business. Looking on at right is Harry Hirst, Fabrfdaan's vice president. Fabriclean. The heartbeat o f their growth has been the in-hom e dry carpet cleaning. "O u r FabD ry process had becom e well know n," said Betty Sherw ood, "n ot ju st for Its quali-. ty, but because o f the high ethical standards o f ou r technicians. We're proud of that." Sum m ing up the company's prospects for the future, Ed Leith, sen ior technician, said: "W ithout the customer, there is no business. The custom er is key. Please the customer." The H istorical Renovation Division o f Altamonte Springsbased Mainstream Construction Group, Inc. has teamed with M ainstream D evelopm ent Group, Inc. on the new multimilIkxvaollar Knoxville Emporium. Located in dow ntow n Knoxville, T e n a , the 3-building project consists of 23,000-squarerect o f downtown office space that is master-leased to the d ty of Knoxville, and also features 43 fashionable loft apartments. John J. O 'D onnell, founder and president of Mainstream, said w ork on the dow ntow n revitalization tax-credit project is on-schedule for December com­ pletion. T h e company is han­ dling sim ilar projects In south­ eastern cities Including Birm ingham , Chattanooga, Columbia, S.C., and Knoxville. Mainstream also has an office in Birmingham. Ranked am ong Am erica's Top 25 Retail Contractors by Retail Operations 4c Construction m ag­ azine, Mainstream specializes in retail, restaurant ana hospitality, convenience stores and m ajor oil, and historical renovations throughout the Sunbelt. Having previously constructed m ore than 500 Discount Auto Parts stores, com pany founder and president Jonn J. O'Donnell, a 25-year construction veteran, has also built more than 225 7Eleven stores, numerous Cltgo's as well as D enny's and H oulihan's restaurants and more. In addition. Mainstream has been prominently featured on M SN B C 's "C ham pions of Industry" series hosted by Pat Summerall. The com pany's cor­ porate office is located at 825 Sun sh ine Lane In A ltam onte Springs. C entex Hom es recognizes Orlando vendors with barbecue, plaques The O rlando D ivision of C entex Hom es officially paid tribute to more than 30 o f its vendors and several hun­ dred of their employees for their com ­ mitment and support o f the com pany's local hom ebullding efforts. C entex H om es honored Its v en ­ dors/suppliers with a barbecue picnic at the com pany's new Parkstone com ­ munity in Winter Springs and then pre­ sented them w ith com m em orative plaques for their roles in contributing to the com pany's growth and success in 2001. Centex Homes has nearly 20 residen­ tial developm ents underw ay in Orange, Sem inole, Osceola, Lake and Polk coun­ ties. 4 M any o f those vendors/suppliers also played a vital role in assisting Centex in its local H abitat for Humanity efforts. Centex, w hose parent com pany pledged a five-year, $5 m illion com m it­ m ent to H abitat fo r H um anity International (H FH I) last spring, recent­ ly com pleted its third H abitat hom e in the G reater O rlando area in the past 10 years and will be building non-profit organization's 100th m ilestone hom e later this year. "Centex Homes is truly indebted to those vendors and suppliers w ho share our com m itm ent to excellence," says Centex H om es Debra Riggs. "T h ey have been instrum ental in ou r grow th and success and we w ant to take this oppor­ tunity to say thanks for a job well done.” Those vendors and suppliers honored included: H enry's Concrete; CSR Rinker; Gale Insulation; C arpenter C ontractors o f A m erica; C o ntractor Yard; Randy W ilson Trucking; East Coast Lumber; N ew ton Electric; R en's Plum bing; Charles M. Clark Plumbing; Industrial Fasteners; M. H unter Construction; and M addux Aluminum. Also, Color W heel Paints; Energy Air; F o x 's N urseries; Cem ex Southdow n Concrete; B uilder's First Source; Quality Kitchens; American Door & Trim; All G lass; Solar Tile; Regal Flooring; BBM C learin g 4c G rading; C entex Hom e Team Pest C ontrol; W hirlpool; C4cS Dry wall; Com ark Roofing; Baas-Carlton Sod; Tlle-It; and American Q uick Sign. Dallas-based Centex H om es has been a major supporter for H FH I over the years. Its various hom ebullding divi­ sions around the country have built more than 200 hom es for deserving fam ­ ilies. HFHI, w hich is based in Am ericus, GA, builds hom es in partnership with people in need who cannot afford to purchase a hom e of their own. Using volunteer labor, donation of materials and cash, the hom eow ner's sweat equi­ ty and no-profit, zero-interest m ort­ gages, HFHI has built and sold m ore than 100,000 homes and housed m ore titan a half-m illion people. Dallas-based Centex H om es is one of the nation's leading hom eb u ild ers, op erating^* approxim ately 80 markets in 23 states and W ashington, D.C. Centex H om es expects to deliver more than 21,000 hom es during its current fis­ cal year, w hich ends M arch 3 1 ,2 0 0 2 The com pany Is a subsid iary o f C entex Corporation (NYSE: C T X )„ a Fortune 500 company. C entex, through its oth er su b­ sidiaries, ranks as one o f the nationfs largest non-bank-affiliated retail mort­ gage loan originators and general build­ ing contractors. The com pany also has operations in hom e services and invest­ ment real estate and ow ns a majority interest in a publicly held construction products company. Centex ranks No. 1 for the second consecutive year on FOR­ TU NE M agazine's1-list1tot " * Americans Most Admired Companies.' 'trt4 "Tli GREAT DAYS! 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Construction o f the 46,000squa re-foot facility should begin by the end o f the year. S.I. Goldman selected to replace school air conditioning S.I. G oldm an Com pany lnc./Comfort System s USA, w as selected to provide mechanical contracting services for a chiller replacement project at Greenwood Lakes Middle School in Lake Mary. The project w ill take seven weeks to com plete. W hile the school remains operations, the Goldman team will replace two 160-ton ch illers, three pum ps, various pipes, valves and fittings to upgrade the facility's air condi­ tioning system. The Goldman com pany w as founded in Central Florida in 1959 and provides heating, venti­ lating, air conditioning, process piping, plumbing and service for institutional and industrial clients throughout the Southeast. T h e com pany's staff of more than 200 is consistently recognized for excellence in craftsmanship and its aw ard-w inning safety pro­ gram. The com pany has offices in Longwood, Fort Myers, Tampa and Lakeland. Florida Solar plans to open Ft. Lauderdale office in 45 days Lake Mary bonding com pany inks public relations contract The Whitehead Agency, a Lake Mary-based surety Bonding and insurance agency, signed on with O rlando-based public relations firm PR Works. M cK ee Construction com pletes D eltona medical b u ild in g M cK ee C onstruction Co. of Sanford recently announced the completion of Building 4 at the Medical Arts Building on Saxon Boulevard in Deltona for Linvillc, Adcock k Dexter, M.D., P.A. This facility houses the latest General Electric Wide-Open, High-Field MRI and High Speed Spiral CT Scanner. day i and a new sales office for Lake Forest, R ick Bavec, vice presi­ dent and general m anager o f the upscale com m unity on SR 46 in north Sem inole County, said. N TS Corporation, the devel­ opers o f Lake Forest, recently closed on a 1.5 acre ou t parcel at the entrance of the com m unity for th e Ladybird D ay Care Center and new sales office for die community. Lake Forest will relocate its sales cen ter next to the 6 3 0 0 squ are foot d ay care facility utilizing a separate 2 3 0 0 square feet o f office space, Bavec said. Estim ated cost of the interior build ou t is $6 5 3 0 0 , according to Bavec. At present, Lake Forest sales associates are housed at the ju ild ing, developm ent and design. T h e full-service agency offers public relations, marketing and graphic consulting. For more inform ation about the agency, visit www.pr-works.com. Holiday Builders moves higher in 'Builder 100' list A laqua Lake builders take four awards in Parade of H om es Taylor Woodrow Communities,developer of Alaqua Lakes in Longwood, along with the com­ m unity's two other exclusive builders - Dove Brewer Custom H om es and Richard Woodruff Hom es - were honored in the recent Central Florida Parade of Homes for the best custom luxury homes in their categories. Taylor Woodrow won the Merit Award for custom homes priced from $880,000 to $930,000 for its Capistrano model; D ive Brewer Custom H om es was awarded First Place in Ihe $1,050,000 $1,1103(1) category as well as the Custom Home Grand Award for the Norm andy and Richard Woodruff Homes took First Place in the $1,120,000 - $1,200,000 cate­ gory for the Villa Verona. The luxury golf course commu­ nity of Alaqua Lakes is located on Markham W oods Rd. south of Lake Mary Blvd in north Seminole County. Taylor Woodrow has been developing and building lifestyle communities and luxury homes in North America for over 65 years. Headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, current operations include more than 50 active devel­ opments located throughout Florida, California, Texas, and Ontario, Canada. The company recorded revenues in excess of $880 million in 2001, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Taylor Woodrow pic, a London based, publicly traded real estate group founded in 1921." M ercedes Homes w ins awards In Parade o f Hom es event Mercedes Homes in O rlando won a first place award and merit aw ard In the C entral Florida Parade o f Homes recently. Mercedes received a first place award for the Creighton Manor II at Wekiva Ridge o ff Weklva Springs Road. Maggie Toro, president of Mercedes Hom es in O rlando, said the C reighton Manor II was judged the region's best home priced from $183300 to $200300. Mercedes also took a Merit award in the same category for the Michelle II at Oakshire at Meadow W oods in O sceola County. E n g in e L ig h t O n ? ... C o m e S e e U s ! Holiday Builders advanced to No. 42 on builder M agazine's "Builder 100" list o f the nation's top hom e builders. The Melbourne-based compa­ ny pasted a record 1690 closings in 2001, a 28 percent Increase over 2000. Builder Magazine publishes its list o f top hom e builders annu­ ally and is recognized as the industry authority. H oliday Builders has ranked successively higher each year since entering the Top 100 In 1992. The company em ploys 180 full-tim e workers ana targets first-time and value­ conscious hom e buyers. H oliday Builders is the nation's largest 100 percent Employee-Owned hom e builder. They build in 23 locations around the state o f Florida and have opened several new show case home centers during 2002. T he hom e builders is opening a Central Florida Division to serve the Orlando metro market. For m ore inform ation about the company, visit www.holidaybuilders.com . Florida Solar Technology, Inc. in Sanford • the world's leading contractor o f pool heating sys­ tems - will open a new regional office in Fort Lauderdale within the next 45 days. Skip West, founder and chief executive officer at Florida Solar, said he is currently visiting sites and expects to hire as many as 15 installation technicians and sales rofcssionals in June. W est Clunched a statewide expansion program six m onths ag o and 1/ it o p e n e d a regional office in Tampa early this year. He plans to open regional offices in N a p l e s this fall and Sarasota in early 2003. In April, Florida Solar reported a record sales month with over 200 systems for revenues o f m ore than $1 million. Florida Solar also markets a wide range o f pool heating and pool purification sys­ tems, pool maintenance and pest control services. clubhouse facility north o f the entrance and security gate. Lake Forest plans new sales offices, daycare center The W hitehead Agency is a privately held bonding and insur­ ance agency specifically focused on the unique needs o f businesses in tiw construction industry. The company w as found in 1971. The agency's client list repre­ sents m any of the m ost recog­ nized nam es in Florida's con­ struction industry, including: W eibto Building C o., W eller Pools, Com prehensive Energy Services, Southeast Fire Sprinklers, In c S.L Goldm an In c and Tri-C ity Electrical C ontractors (now Encom pass) just to nam e a few. PR Works w as founded In 1987 by Elaine tngra and specializes in CATALYTIC CONVERTERS C u sto m E x h a u s t S p e c ia l is t F o r 2 0 Y e a r s . 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Orlando residents Chester and Marcia Dwyer were named Foster Parents of the Year for their outstanding service to Central Florida children. Also recognized were Oviedo residents Ronald and Lisa Blade The Blacks were recipients of the District's "Heart of Gold" award, recognizing willingness and kindness in caring for children with severe medical and emotional conditions. The event, which included an awards ceremony recognizing parents in each of the District's four counties, was part of the District's celebration of Florida Department of Children & FaiWlies celebrates Foster Parent Appreciation Month Foster Parent Appreciation Month in May More than 150 foster patents from Brevard, Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties attended the lun­ cheon. The following Seminole County foster parents were honored at the ceremony: • Jacqueline & Francis Adams of Winter Springs, 15 Years of Service • Delores & Arthur Barnhill of Winter Springs, 10 Years of Service • Denlce k John Vogel o f Geneva, 5 Yean of Service “In these difficult times, It is important for us to recognize the compassion and care these •pedal foster parents provide to needy children in Central Florida,", said Bob Morin, Florida Department of Children k Families District 7 Administrator. "We salute the foster parents who have offered outstanding sup­ port and service, opening their homes and hearts -> to our community's children." The Dwyers weft named Foster Parents of the Year for thsir outstanding care of six foster chil­ dren, some of whom have exceptional emotional IWo long-serving Orlando foster parents were recognized with the "Generations of life " award. The District honored Betty Schroeder, who has bean a foster parent for M yean and cared for hundreds of children, and Dorothy Johnson, who has cared for 308 foster children in the 30 years she has served DCF. Businesses and community leaders supported the event More than 1,400 foster children Uve In about 300 foster family homes in Central Florida. BUSINESS REV IEW COVNTYNEWS is s o le ly re s p o n s ib le f o r s a le s , c o n te n ts a n d c o lle c tio n o f th e R e v ie w S e c tio n HUDSON PEST CONTROL, INC. BOSTON DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING PRO UDLY SERVING T H E AREA FO R 14 Y EA R S RICHARD BAGBY, MD, FACR, MEDICAL DIRECTOR The Mople at HUDSON PEST CONTROL looted in Lake Mary at ISA t u t Crystal Lake Avenue, phone (4S7)330-3305, believe that termite* rank near the top of the public enemy list Termite colonies systematically, almost militarily, destroy millions of dollari worth of property annually In this county. The experts at HUDSON PEST CONTROL have had yean ofexperience in dealing with these pests and will also rid your property of ants, fleas, roaches and other unwanted guests. Once you’ve contracted with these reliable professionals, you a n be certain that your problems will be well behind you. management is thoroughly familiar with all phases of the pest control business and Insists that courtesy and accommodation be part of every transaction. Anytime is the logical tirtie for the treatment of your home or business building) Prompt and compete inspections are always carefully given. C In today's advanced fitld of medical utilizes a magnet, radio frequency waves inquiries. They’re available to serve the technology, there ere many diagnostic rod computers to visualLa the inside of a community with the most advanced MRI procedures that physicians and medical patient Y body, thn m m a a register MRL services with n physician's referral. BOSTON DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING specialists routinely rely upon to attain a also provida CT scans, ultrasounds, precise diagnosis. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), truly state-of-the-art of tha magnet. Soft tissue images fluoroscopy, routine x-rays and technology, baa proven to be one of tha produced by MRIbeve proven to barney mammography. They havo a second ■fM M fj. -- - A-H.l most dependable diagnostic assets for Ejjjjgjj p tn^pjf m OEOEe QiMEUlA lalUUHuUwA* location, Open MJU of W o rd , loosed today's physician. The only problem The biggest advanttgoofopen MRI are te 303 West I" Street, phone (407) 330presented by MRI technology h a been that no radiation is used, the patients feel 7333, where they alto offer open MRI in the closed bore. Since the open MRI no pain or discomfort, and they have and CT scans, in the feture, look foe their to dio g ill angles. new facility located in downtown system provida a more open feel, it benefits ell patients, especially those that The doctors and staff at BOSTON OrkandethmwiJI beofferingexddng new are claustrophobic, pediatric, elderly and DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING have the technology and open MRI's. Tho author* of Ibis 2002 Sprlag those that happen to be lane in size. BOSTON DIAGNOSTIC MACING, are highly'respected*througfwuf the Basinet* Review A Reference Guide end insured for your protection. They located in AWaasata Sprinp at300 East medical community. Their state-of-the- enggest that yea call BOSTON use only experienced, Suptrlar trained Altamonte Drive, phone (407) 331- art equipment assures the highest quality DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING et<407)331BOSTON 9355 0 technicians on the job site and provide 9355, specializes In open MJU with the diagnostic services. Hitachi Aria II System. 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Their expert repair service on ail makes and models, both import and domestic, assures you of better work always it reasonable prices. Before you take your car anywhere, be sure to drive in to SHERMAN'S AUTO REPAIR and get a guaranteed estimate You can depend on their ASE certified and dealership-trained technicians w fix your vehicle right the first time, rhcir work is guaranteed to be done economically and in the shortest time possible SHERMANS COLD AUTO money If maintained by BROWNIE’S. If you went a worry-free septic system, call BROWNIE’S today el (407) 8414311 to have your questions answered. The writers of this 2002 Spring Busi­ ness Review A Reference Guide are pleased to recommend BROWNIE'S SEPTIC SERVICES to all efnur maay KAM PF T IT LE & GUARANTY CORP. Buying a home is one oT the most important purchasa in your lifetime. Once the deeds and mortgage documents are signed, the property is yours, so you think, but it may not be. Chanca are, you are the owner, but a sure title is not just having a deed in hand. A deed alone will not cancel prior “rights" others may have to your property-rights and claims you would never expect to exist When ■ title policy Is issued through KAMPP TITLE A GUARANTY, you can rest assured your property is AIR EXPERT will beet eny written estimate in Orange, Sem inote an d Volusia Counties They specialize in A/C work on cars, trucks, tractor traitors and motor homa. They are open 7 days a week. The editori of this 2001 Spring Buiinrtt Review & Reference Guide •uggeit that you Hop in todny at SHERMAN'S ALTO REPAIR for the finest in complete automotive repair. And remember, " You're Gifting The D e a le r s h ip Q u ality D e a le r t h ip W ith ou t Tht //j i ' V ” protected by the policy subject only to its term. If a Raw inthe title is discovered, KAMPP TITLE A GUARANTY, through its underwriter, will defend the title a issued, it its own expense, end will correct or clew the title, or will pay any loss incurred, up to the face value of the policy. A low, one-time premiumcoven the entire cost for a long a ownership remains in your name. Protection of your property rests on the financial stability and integrity of your title potlcy issued through KAMPP T IT LE A GUARANTY■ COUP., located in Sanford at 200 West li t Street, in the Suetrust Beak Building, phone (407) 322-9484 for additional information. The editors of this 1002 Sprieg Business Review and Reference Guide recommend that yen get In tonch with KAMPF TTTLE A GUARANTY CORP. for bet, friendly service an all i f your title Insurance and escrow needs. A FFO RD ABLE Q UA LITY VERTICALS FAMILY OWNED D EBARY G O LF & COUNTRY CLUB With more leisure time on our hands, men and women of all ages are taking up the challenging sport of golf. Unlike most sports, golf can be played it your own pace, and provida a great way to exercise and have ftin it the same time. DEBARY GOLF A COUNTRY CLUB is a challenging, bauti felly landscaped 18hote course, located it 300 Piaataliou Club Drive in Debary, phone (386) 668- and monitor your system’s (Unction ev­ ery six months. The program is transfer■hie to new homeowners a well. Com­ mercial and industrial service is also avail­ able, including plumbing and sewer/dnin service Ifyou haveJust puithased a home on sep­ tic, you need BROWNIE'S. Ifyou might sell your home hi the feture, homa with septic systems sell fester and for more “Performing Good Deeds For Over 38 Years” GIANT RECREATION W ORLD Are you looking for a good buy on a new recreational vehicle? Then visit GIANT RECREATION WORLD, located at 13906 West Colonial Drive (Highway 50) in Winter Garden, phone (407) 6366444 or 1-800-634-0475. This reliable firm is your frill line dealer for a complete selection of travel trailers, motor homes, tent campers, truck campers and fifth wheels, including CoucMmotu "C oochm ni Rt s ore B u t Buy*!". These built-for-value RV's feature master “W E DO T H E RIG HT THING” BROWNIE’S was re-ncqulred by the third generation Scagrava family and has been serving the Ccntrel Florida area since 1948. Quality service, 7 days a week, 24hours a day is BROWNIE'S motto. You can contact BROWNIE'S at (407) MI4321. BROWNIE'S can inspect your septic system at regular interval], deliver liquid systems treatment to your door each yew, Window treatments are one of the most important elements of distinctive interior design. AFFORDABLE QUALITY VERTICALS, located in Oviedo, phone (407)366-3349, offers the discriminating decorator the finest in Venetian blinds and window shades. Let them make your home their showroom All blinds at AFFORDABLE QUALITY VERTICALS are custom made to fit your &OPERATED FOR 14 YEA windows. You may choose either fabric or PVC verticals and a variety of Gruber horizontal blinds (mini-blinds, two-inch wood or bux wood blindsX pleated shada and plantation shutters. They provide free estimates and expert installations. Venetian blinds have stood the test of time as in important decorating tool and have now become more poputer and versatile than ever before. They provide easy maintenance In comparison to fat draperia and are built with long-Iasi quality. The adilers ef this 2002 Spr Busiaess Review A Reference Cu suggest that you a ll AFFORDAB QUALITY VERTICALS today for finest la products aed service reasonable prices. RODRIGUEZ PRODUCTOS LATINOS Owned & Operated By Hortensia Rodriguez-M arket & Restaurant RODRIGUEZ PRODUCTOS LATINOS is a modern grocery store that offers everyday tow prices, high-quality perishable departments and a variety of senrica daigned to meet the needs of people with busy lifestyla. They are located in Sanford at 2921 Orlando Drive, phone (407) 324-3714, and are open seven days a week for your convenience. RODRIGUEZ PRODUCTOS LATINOS* cowmen can save their hardearned money with weekly specials in all departments. Mat. dairy, produce, deli. bakery, frozen foods and canned goods departments offer specials each week so that a balanced diet doesn’t have to break the family budget Specialty items such as deli meats, exotic fruits and ethnic foods as well as ncccssitia such a over-thecounter medications, baby foods, magazines, health and beauty supplies, light bulbs, motor oil, pet food and paper products all add up to a fell-service store. They pride themselves on providing everything their customers need under one roof. They are there to meet til of your basic food shopping needs. They make c effort to keep prica down and offer newest products on the market today, the scrvica you need plus everyday prices make RODRIGt PRODUCTOS LATINOS the p|K shop. The editors or Ibis 2002 Spr Business Review A Reference Gi recommend RODRIGl PRODUCTOS LATINOS , encourage you to stop by soon! T thank you for your business! �TIIK SKMIMIMHIKKAI.il Wednesday. May 22.2002 7A S ch o o l N ew s Use Captain Mfnohetpsa patron at (be I Lake Travel jency during kfy*wikJe Elementary School's vnunity Day. ^ the event, t was held in iiooTs Multi­ pose Room, dents set up h the Imagi­ nary town of Crystal Lake. « s e s includPying salon, I bank and a bookstore. Seminole Dividend of the Year announced T erry S is a le u m s a k , a Id llw ild e E le m e n ta ry Sch o o l v o lu n te e r, is S e m in o le C o u n ty 's D iv id e n d o f th e Y ear. T h e a n n o u n c e m e n t w as m ad e d u r in g th e 2 8 th an n u al D iv id e n d S c h o o l V olu n teer R e c o g n itio n e v e n t h e ld e a r lie r th is m o n th . M o re th a n 4 0 0 v o l­ u n te e rs w e re in a tte n ­ d an ce. V o lu n te e rs h a v e d o n a t­ ed m o re th a n 9 8 ,2 5 0 h ou rs o f s e rv ic e to S e m in o le C o u n ty P u b lic S ch o o ls . O n e h u n d red an d n in e v o lu n te e rs h a v e d o n a te d 1,000 h o u rs cu m u la tiv e ly . T h re e v o lu n te e r s w ere h o n o red fo r 2 0 p lu s y ears o f v o lu n te e r in g , in clu d in g P eg H a rtw e ll, 2 5 y e a rs ; Jo a n n e H a v ilc e k , 24 y ears; an d V eda B la k e , 2 0 y ears. S is a le u m s a k h a s v o lu n ­ teered 561 h o u rs th is sch o o l y ear. S h e p a rtic iates in S u p e r S c ie n tis t, e a d in g Is F u n d a m e n ta l, th e c lin ic , d e s ig n s s ta g e p ro p s, c o o k s fo r m u ltic u l­ tu ral fa ir s , an d p la n ts s h ru b s at th e s c h o o l. Sh e a lso v o lu n te e r s at M ille n n iu m M id d le S c h o o l. T w o o th e r s p e c ia l v o l­ u n te e rs w e re g iv e n s p e cia l re c o g n itio n , in c lu d in g L a rry B ro w n fro m L ake H o w e ll H ig h . A 1997 T e a ch e r o f th e Y ear, B ro w n w as fo rce d to re tire d u e to h e a lth p ro b le m s . H o w e v e r, h e is s till w o rk ­ in g w ith s tu d e n ts as a D iv id e n d . R om y Ira n p o u r, a 19y e a r-o ld y o u th v o lu n te er, w as a ls o re co g n iz e d fo r h is w o rk as a D iv id e n d at L o n g w o o d E lem en tary . T h e C o m m u n ity R e so u rce V o lu n te e r/ S p e a k e r's B u reau h o n o re d n u m e ro u s s p e a k e rs , in c lu d in g Veda B lak e , p u p p e ts , p u p p e t m a k in g , a n d s to r y te llin g ; Je ra ly n M a rtin e z , G re e n C irc le / c u ltu ra l d iv e r s ity ; M ik e M e a d o rs , m o tiv a ­ tio n ; S a fe h o u s e o f S e m in o le , te e n a g e d a tin g , c o n flic t re s o lu tio n , fe e l­ in g s a n d s a fe ty p la n n in g ; S e m in o le C o u n ty P u b lic L ib rary, b o o k ta lk s, s to ry ­ te llin g ; an d S .A .F .E . (S ta y A liv e fro m E d u ca tio n ), d a n g e rs o f d riv in g u n d er th e in flu e n c e o f a lc o h o l o r d ru g s , n o t w e a rin g seatb e lts , an d th e c o n s e ­ q u e n c e s o f th e ir a ctio n s. For m o re in fo rm a tio n on th e D iv id e n d s Sch o o l V o lu n te e r P ro g ram in S e m in o le C o u n ty P u b lic S c h o o ls , v isit th e d istrict w eb p a g e w w w .s c p s .k l2 .fl.u s o r ca ll 4 0 7 -3 2 0 -0 1 8 2 . E #**•«. n ' . i, fo il] * »■1 V **f|1 |*|t « Herald ptioloa by Tommy Vincent stant Principal Nanette Brorzo has her hair colored by students, from loti, Shanico Jenkins, Jacqueline Williams and Kevin Manager during vtlde Elementary School's Community Day. - - • .............. • Top left, Crystal Lake Polico Officers, Irom left, Croix Trosper. Teonna Knox. Duravious Lowery and Juan Daniel Guzman, bring in an accused thiol, Idylfwildo Principal David Scott, who was arrested for removing shopping carts Irom the local gro­ cery store. At left. Bankers Vickie Yoho and Joshua Valazquez hold up Ireo gills to entice people to open accounts at Crystal Lake Bank. Pictured above. Megan Lowry hands out the schedule tor Idyllwilde’s Community Day at the Crystal Lake Chamber ol Commerce The imaginary town has a population ol 145. with the principal industry ol learning, e students awarded Furlong’s 2002 Special Senior Award scholarships idle County School lumber Larry Furlong announced the winners J02 Special Senior scholarships, ive winners include the To be eligi­ ble for this award, stu­ dents must submit an essay describ­ ing how they >K: i W illiams — Lake have dem on­ strated the t High seven qualities i Isherwixid — Lyman of the Special B arbarow Senior. The yn Barbarow — Lake qualities are ser­ igh n DeAngelo — O viedo vice In community, perseverance in work, empathy for others, cooperation with teachers and ene Moore — Sem inole classmates, independence ol , thought, appreciation lor free­ ig Furlong's campaign it on the School Board, dom and democracy, and love of lised, if elected, to family and friends. i portion of his school Students must also lornish ilary for Special Senior two letters of recomm endation icholarships. Since 1991, One letter must be from a cu r­ f 62 students have rent or former teacher I he other I 535,200 In scholarships. letter can be from anyone per- ■u m i i i < n n -* ” -* * * * * ''!-,. aesaajauoB DeAngelo Isherw ood sonally acquainted with th estn dent stub as an employer, triend, guidance counselor, neighbor or cleric. Applicants have to be regis­ tered voters or pre-registered it less than IH years of age. A ce r­ tified copy of tiie student's high school transc ript must also be supplied. I he Special Senior Award is a wav for me to sav ‘thank you' Moore tsherw ood to the people of Seminole County," Furlong said. The School Board member personally meets with each stu­ dent and his or her home. At each high school's awards pro­ gram, he presents the checks and certificates fo the winners. Furlong has dedicated the Special Senior Award to the memory of his parents, John and Fvalyn Furlong. "M y parents firm ly believed that the road to success is paved with a good edu cation," Furlong said.. Furlong hopes that others will make donations to boost the am ount of the award. "E very penny donated will go to increase the size o f the checks given to the winning students. With college costs skyrocketing, the more I can raise, the more help we can be to the kids and their parents," he said. Anyone wishing to donate to the Special Senior Award may send a check payable to The Foundation for Sem inole County Public Schools, P.O. Box 300220, Fern Park, FL, 32730. Please note on the check that the donation is for the Special Senior Award. All contributions are tax deductible. �Page BA T he S e m in o l e H e jia l d Board Newt Three area educators named as A ssistant Principals o f the Year The Sem inole County Schixil Board will hold its regular m eeting 7 p.m, Tuesday, May 28, in the Educational Support Center, located at 4(X) E. L ik e Mary lllvd., Sanford. The Board will meet in regular session at 3:10 p.m. Tuesday, June 11, in the s.ime location. For a copy o f the agendas, contact Karen Fonder, clerk to the School Board, at 407320-0003. Foundation News • Mom than 150 local golfers, with the support of many Ii k .i I businesses, par­ ticipated in the eighth annu­ al Golf for Education Tournament that was held on Monday, April 15, at the Heathrow Country Club. The tournament was a fourperson scramble with lunch and dinner provided. The goal was to have fun, but most importantly, it raised $40,(XX) to support programs for students and teachers of Seminole County Public Schools. Hie tournament w as a sellout this year with more prizes than ever before. The Foundation programs include teacher classroom grants. Teacher of the Year and School-Related Employee1 of the Year Programs, Dividend Recognition, High School Academic Tournaments, stu­ dent scholarships, and many other programs that enhance public education in Sem inole County. • Rodney Clark, A rvida’s Central Florida Regional President, and David Robinson, Managing Broker of Arvido Realty Services, Winter Park, announced that the com pany's Central Florida Region offices, in a combined effort, rose in excess o f S8,5(X) during the recent W inter Park Sidew alk Art Festival, that.w as held March 15-17. All proceeds raises! were donated to the Orange and Seminole County Public Schools Foundations through the Arvida Realty Foundation. For more information on The Foundation for Sem inole County Public Schools call Dr. Tina Calderone at 407-320-0180. .... ■■—- H erald ptioto b y Tom m y V incent I Singing about tomorrow Students at Wicklow Elementary School recently performed the musical “Annie. Pictured above, the cast of the produc­ tion takes a break to pose for picture. At left, Sarah Steiner, middle, played the leading role of Annie. Space Days H erald p tio lo b y T om m y V incent At Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School, Space Day 2002 expanded trom a ono day of celebration to two lull days of action packed adventure. Pictured above, a student dressed up as a satellite, walks through the audionce during Space Days multi-media event, which included music, video, audience participation and visits trom extraterrestrials. Three Sem inole County educators were recently named assistant principals of the year. Karen Finkelstein of Eastbrook Elementary, Kathy H om er o f Jackson H eights M iddle, and M ichelle C lopton o f Lyman High, w ere named Sem inole County Elem entary and Secondary A ssistant Principals o f the Year. Finkclstein Is in her third year as assis­ tant princial at astbrook Elem entary after serving three years at Wekiva Elem entary Finkelstein and three years at Geneva Elementary. She started her career in Sem inole County as a teacher at Spring Lake Elem entary for eight years. Finkelstein then becam e a curriculum resource specialist at Forest C ity Elem entary before b ein g promoted to assistant p rin ci­ pal. She is a graduate from the U niversity o f M issouri and received her M aster's d egree from Nova University. Finkelstein is m arried and has two children. Son Ryan is a graduate o f the U niversity of Central Florida and w orks as a sales representative. D aughter Brigctte graduated from the U niversity of Florida and Emory U niversity and is em ployed as a behav­ ior scientist. H orner w as b om in W inter Park and is a product of the Florida Public School System of Horner O range County. She graduated from the U niversity o f C entral Florida with a BA in Elem entary Education and a M asters in Education Leadership. She taught elem entary school for 20 years at several sch oo ls in Sem in ole County. Sh e began teaching social stu d ies in m id dle sch oo l in 1997 a t Jackson H eights and becam e an assistan t principal in 1999. Som e o f her resp o n sib ili­ ties are: student recognition, cam pu s su p erv ision , em er­ gency m anagem ent, tran s­ p o rtation, stud ent activities, public relations, and staff d evelopm ent. She is m arried and has a son, E aston, a stu d en t at O vied o H igh Sch oo l. C lopton is the produ ct o f a m ilitary u p brin gin g never ca llin g anyw here hom e until 1984 w hen h er fam ily m oved to Florida. She raduated rom the U niversity o f C entral Florida w here she received her B achelor of Scien ce d eg ree in Social Scien ce E du cation in 1991. C lop ton tau ght seventhg rad e English for on e year at D eltona M id dle School in Volusia C ou nty then moved to Sem in ole C o u n ty in 1992 w hen she w as hired to teach Social Stu dies at Lym an High. O v er the co u rse o f five years, C lop ton tau ght e v e ry ­ thing from G eog rap h y to AP A m erican G ov ern m en t. She w as th e assistan t coach for the g irls ' and b o y s' tennis team s and the Stu d en t G ov ern m en t A d v isor for four years. Sh e obtained h er M asters d eg ree in Edu cational L ead ership in 1996 from N ova Sou th eastern U niversity, her S p e cialist in 1999 and Ph.D . in 2000, both from the U n iv ersity of Florida. C lo p to n has b een an a ssis­ tant p rin cip al at Lym an High sin ce M arch o f 1997. Sh e is m arried and has two sons, Ju stin is a sop hom ore at O v ied o H igh an d Eric is in fifth grad e at Law ton Elem entary. S What'* * happening around Seminole ... Goldsboro Elementary School At Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School, Space Day 2002 expanded from a one day of cele­ bration to two full days of action packed adventure. The activities started on Thursday, May 2, with a guest speaker. Mr. Dougherty, a computer engineer from Lickheed Martin, used a multi-media presen­ tation to answer questions about Mars anti the Odyssey, [during the afternoon, fourth and fifth graders competed in the second annual Water Bottle Rocket Competition, using rockets that were designed anti build by the students. I Vi Friday, May 3. through a i^tilli-media event designed and developed by students and staff at Goldsboro, tile boys and girls became visitors to the planet Mars. The event included interactive tech­ nology presentations, music, video, audience participation and visits from extraterrestrials. Throughout the campus, student artwork and space techno Ii>gy projects were on display. Ihe events served as a vehicle to bring together students, parents, gin's! speakers and invited guests to showcase what Goldsboro Elementary does best. The project was designed and presented by the following stiff members: • Gene Bush, "Kids Space Center" Specialist • Erik Raynor, leehnology Specialist • Debbie Rivera, Math/Scicnce Specialist • Ginger Schwab, Fourth Grade Teacher In addition, we are in "launch mode" in the Kids Space Center for the yearly space launch Fifth-grade students spent the last month preparing for the Goldslxim launch. I vcry student has an assigned posi­ tion in either the Mission Control Room, the Space Shuttle or the Lunar Lander. Throughout the three-hour launch cy cle, they am responsible for manning their posi­ tions and performing the tasks necessory for a successful launch Beginning May 8, each filth-grade spent one full day in the Space Center, as they become "Goldsboro's astronaut crew". Hamilton Elementary School The students and staff at Hamilton Elementary Cluster Magnet School for Communications through Advanced Technology have been very busy preparing for our fifth-graders graduation. On Thursday, May 9, the students enjoyed the annual D A.R E, picnic at Meilonville Park. In additional to barbecue with hotdogs, baked beans, fresh fruit and chips, stu­ dents anil their families enjoyed police demonstrations with police dogs, cars and bicycles. On Monday, May 20. fifth-grade students were honored at a gradua­ tion luncheon in Hamilton's multi­ purpose rixim. Students were given a choice of entree items and were served by fourth-graders. Students chi we haked chicken or meal loaf, mashed [xitatoes, vegetables, rolls and choice of a baked dessert. Entertainment was provided by the Hamilton staff, and a Spiderman theme prevailed in the perfor­ mance. Following Hamilton tradi­ tion, the event concluded with an emotional "l Hope You Dance" sing-a-long. Finally, on May 22, the students will graduate in a 6 p.m. ceremony. Student reporters Mcilissu Williams. Sarah Bcndoski, and (aquantay Mike wrote the following article for the April edition of The Hamilton Herald. IThe fifth graders are having a celebration at f lamilton Elementary on May 22, 21X12 at 6 p.m It will be held in the multipurpose nxim, and we heard that there going to be excitement. Some of the events that we're having are graduation, music as you walk in, special honors, a speech from Mrs. Parker, a D A R E, presentation, a PowerPoint featur­ ing all of our fifth graders, and on refreshments. According to Ms. Phillips, our assistant principal, graduation Ls important because, 'You are leaving Elementary sclnxil. Hus is a celebration of all the years you have spent at Hamilton Elementary. I feel it is a formal way i of saying gixxl bye to us and show­ ing that you are ready for middle school.’ " Each fifth-grade class has select­ ed a D.A.R.E. essay winner, and the essay winners will read their essays during the ceremony. We will miss all of our fabulous fifth graders and wish them the very best in middle school. Lawtun Chiles Middle School • On April 19, Chiles Middle had its second annual Earth Day Celebration. Many thanks to the fol­ lowing organizations: the PTSA; Lukas Nursery; Winn Dixie; Seminole Community College, Elorida Trail Assix-iation; Florida Department of Environmental Protection; Green Seminole/Natural Linds; Brevard Nature Alliance; Safari Todwell Wildlife Pnxluction; C.A.K.E. foundation; David Waller, City of Oviedo Arborist; Prehistoric Animals; Daniel Kavala, Elorida IX-partment of Fish and Wildlife; Cow Camp; Joseph Wasserman, Seminole Division of Forestry; Seminole County Stomi Water; Seminole County Public Works; Seminole County Recycling; Seminole County Agriculture Center; eighth grade giftcxl science students; and schixil volunteer, Christine King. • Helen Reed has been selected os the Seminole County Character Education Teacher of the Year. This is quite an honor, and the Schixil Board will recognize her on May 28. Reed is also the sponsor of the schixil's student literary magazine. Hie I'a nlhology. The magazine has received Ihe Award of Excellence from the National Council Teachers of English (NLTE). Chiles Middle was the only middle sduxtl in Florida to receive this, or any, award from the Program for Retognizuig Excellence in Student Literary Magazines (NCTE). Sanford Middle School • Sanford Middle Schixil's Concert and Advanced Bands recently competed in the District VI Florida Bandmasters Assixialion Middle Schixil Concert Festival Assessment held at Lyman High Schixil on April 18-21). The Concert Band performed three pieces and received an Excellent Rating for all three. They also received an Excellent Rating in Sight Reading. Hie Advanced Band also per­ formed three pieces and they received the highest reading for all three. Straight Superiors. They also received a Superior Hating in Sight Reading. The Concert and Advanced Bands are directed by David I Iidgecoth. • SMS Odyssey of the Mind team placed 1st in the State Competition held on April 13th at the University of Central Florida. they will go on to compete for the Work! Title in Boulder, Colorado on May 20-22. The six member team is made up of Carli Barrios, Bryan Hood, Julian Brown, Brendan Case, Jason Schnier and Amin Sadri. Their coach is Carlos Barrios. The category is called "It's a Snap!'* and they liad to create a stmeture weighing no more than 15 grams out of balsa wixxl. The struc­ ture Fiad to snap into place and then support weight. The winning weight that the stmeture held was an impressive 495 pounds. South Seminole Middle School • South Seminole’s Odyssey of the Mind team recently placed sec­ ond at the regional tournament. The second-place finish qualifies the team for the state tournament to Lx* field at the University of Central Florida. Team members are: Jade Stone, Malt Chapman, Kathy Rodrigue/, Aaron Blanch, Chris Barbe, Juliette Nixo, and Karen Rodrigue/. Team sponsor ts Lisa Fields. • Melissa Theodore lias been selected as South Seminole's schixil representative for Ihe SASA Schixil Leader of the Year Award SSMS Mixed Chorus recently received an overall “Superior" rating .it the dis­ trict festival Chorus director Ls Elise Howell. • Christopher Bridgman recently earned POP Warner AllAmerican Scholar Athlete status for the fourth year in a row. If he is selected for national honors he will be awarded a scholarship. Teague Middle School Faculty member Susan Dellert was selected as one of two Seminole County educators to par­ ticipate in the Fullbright-Hays International Studies Program. Dellert will be traveling with other educators and University of Central Florida professors to the Caribbean to develop a multicultural curricu­ lum. Shevwill visit the islands of Trinidad, Tobago, Barbados, and Jamaica this summer for 36 days and return to offer three in-service workshops in Central Honda. Lake Mary High School • A team of 12 students received "Superior” ratings in every single event they entered at the Elorida State Spanish Competition. Walking away with a total of 19 trophies, including first place, were Jaclyn Barbarow, Jessica Chiu, Judith Claessens, Elizabeth Dorfman, Scott Hall, Mandi Hughes, Mahipal Raythattha, Nicole Rodrigue/, Carlyn Smith, Moe Warden, Andrew Wright and Priscilla Zorrilta. Congratulations to them and their sponsors, Minnie Cardona and Millie Pabon. • Lake Mary's Latin students performed at top levels recently in the National Latin Exam. Andrew Davis and Alyssa LaRen/ie earned a very rare perfect score on the exam. Gold medaLs (Sumnu Cum Laude) were awarded to Andrew, Alyssj, Christopher Kairis and Derek Lanuto while Jarion Coleman, Alicia Maas, Ryan Crajo and Chinda Hemmavanh look sil­ ver medals (Maxima Cum Laude). Angela Cardetti and Michael Miranda earned Magna Cum laude, and Garrett Braun, Felicia Zabel, Ian Pilcher and Bijan Amir/adehxsl earned Cum Laude. • Congratulations to Junior Tracey Harrop who scored HtX)on ihe verbal section and Junior Andrew Grellman who scored 800 on Ihe math section of the SAT. TFiese are exceptional accomplish­ ments by two extremely talented students. • Senior Mike Lane won first place in the English Speakers Union's Annual Central Honda Shakespeare Contest. Mike won $1,000 and a trip to New York City to compete in the national competi­ tion. Congratulations to him and sponsor Dr. Harry Goldman. • For the eighth time in ten years, the Junior Engineering Technical Society Team won the Regional Competition at UCF agaiast schools from across Central Florida. Co-sponsors are Mark Schlfferand Clyde Hayes. • Social Studies teacher Thom Werthman lias been nominated as a finalist for the National Teachers Hall of Fame. • Special congratulations to Coach Carl Brown on being named the State of Florida's 6A Coach of the Year by the Florida I ligh Schixil Activities Association. Couch Brown's team won the Regional Championship, and lost to defend­ ing State CFiampion Miami Edison in the State SetnifinaLx. • The Girls Basketball Team Kid a marvelous 33-1 season. Players Bryn Mosler. Jackie Beik, and Alexa Kane made First Team AllConference. Angie Pressey and Meghan Chamberlain were Second Team All-Conference. • Dr. Harry Goldman and his 2001-02 Essence staff received the I lighest Award for Excellence in Student Literary Magazine. Only 47 schixil magazines in the nation and only four in Elorida are recipients of this honor, which Ls presented by the National Council of Teachers of English. • The Like Mary Varsity Color Guard, under the Direction of Michele Dershimer, has continu­ ously won first place awards. Recently, they competed at the WGI World CFiampion-ships in Dayton, Ohio, with more than 9,000 other entrants. The Open Guard Team received a well-earned second-place silver medal. �T hx S eminole Herald WednetMlaiy.May22.2002 Page 9A S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Woman’s online lover has right words, wrong moves O ut & A bout Honoring our heroes 'T h e Real Thing,” a play by Tom Stoppard and d irected by G eorge C o lan g clo , w ill b e p er­ form ed by the Orlando Theatre Project until Sunday, M ay 26, in Sem in o le C om m u nity C o lle g e 's Fine A rts th e a tre . P erform ance tim es are 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m . Sunday. T ickets are $18, and stu d en t and sen io r d is­ cou n ts a rc available. For reserv ation s, call 407328-2040. DEAR ABBY: For the past three months, I have had a long-distance relationship with a man I met through an Internet dating Web site. He claims he's not interested in meeting any­ one else, but has not yet deleted his Internet profile. He still receives e-mail from women — and has continued to meet them — all the while Insisting he wants a serious relationship with mel This situation is making me very uncomfortable. While he says all the right things, I cannot completely trust him. When I confronted him, __ he said these women are just looking for friends (oh, really?), and he feels Ah h v 8ure about where to "draw the line." _ _ _ _ _ What do you think, Abby? Should I trust him? m f Universal Needs Alliance Summer Program still h as op enings for its 2002 sum m er program . To enroll, participants need a registration form , certified birth certificate, the fu ll registration fee o f $20 and 550 for th e first w eek. Four C is w elcom e. T h e program starts May 28 from 7 a.m . to 6 p.m. A ctiv ities inclu d e bow lin g, sw im m ing, field trips, m o vies, b reak fast and lunch. T h e program w ill be held at the H opper C om m unity C enter, located at 1110 P ine Ave., in Sanford . For infor­ m atio n , call Sy b erln a W ynn at 407-321-8896. HANGING IN THERE IN TUCSON DEAR HANGING IN THERE: No. You are looking for an exclusive relationship, while he is still looking — period. Actions speak louder than words, and it's clear that he's not leveling with you. HerMd yheta by Tmmr) Wnww> Sanford Mayor Brady Lassard presents, Iron left. R eel Reserve Board Members Bill Clark and Andy Bolton, Fleet Reserve Vice President Hank Mahanke and Fleet Reserve Ladies Auxiliary Member Mary Clark with a proclamation making Monday, May 27, a spe­ cial day to honor our heroic dead. A Memorial Day parade will be held In downtown beginning 10:30 am. Monday, followed by a cere­ mony In Memorial Park. DEAR ABBY: Last week, I visited my Aunt Bess in M ississippi. She is a great cook and served a delicious trifle to us and the 30 or so relatives who cam e for the fam ily reunion. Although the dessert she presented w as w on­ derful, I was disappointed she hadn't served the wonderful fresh fruit dessert she served last sum m er when m y children and I visited. I told her how m uch we had enjoyed the fruit dessert and asked her for the recipe. Sadly, she said she no longer had it. She said she had loaned her Dear Abby C ookbooklet to a friend who had subsequently lost it. Abby, does a fresh fruit dessert ring a bell with you? If you give m e the recipe, I’ll send her a copy — or better yet, how can 1 get your cookbooklet? I'm sure with a recipe that good, your cookbooklet m ust have others that are also outstanding. Suspended License • Seminole Deputy Daren Tjomstol arrested Mohammed Ahmed-Olgas, 31, of vood Friday for driving with a »us1 license and resisting an officer, nger of the vehicle, Renee j/all, 32, of Orlando, was also arrested for possession of marijuana. • Seminole Deputy David Kohn arrest­ ed Mkliael Knapp, 44, of Sanford Friday for his second charge of driving with a suspended license. • Casselberry Officer Johnie Gibson a nested Michael Johnson, 18, of Winter Springs Sunday for driving without an issued license. TRICIA IN TAMPA, TLA. DEAR TRICI A: As a matter of fact, it does ring a bell. That dessert has always been a favorite summer taste-treat in my family. It's called Summer Surprise Dessert and Is extremely easy to make. My cookbooklet set can be ordered by sending a business-size, self-addressed, stamped (57 cents) envelope, plus check or money order for $10 (U.S. funds only) to: Dear Abby Cookbooklet Set, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage la included.) Fruit Is plentiful in the markets now, so I’ll go ahead and give you the recipe for the Summer Surprise Dessert, and since you’ve made my mouth water, I may make one for myself this weekend. SUMMER SURPRISE DESSERT 1 cup frvsh seedless grapes, halved 1 cup fresh w hole blueberries’ 1 cup fresh straw berries, halved 1 cup fresh peaches, cut in bite-sized pieces 1 cup firmly packed brow n sugar 2 cups dairy sour cream In shallow 9-by-12-inch glass dish, com bine all fruit and m ix w ell. Sprinkle brow n sugar over the fruit. Top with sour cream . C over w ith plastic wrap: refrigerate 3 to 4 hours or overnight. The sour cream will seep through the brown sugar to the fruit. To serve, gently stir the fruit; spoon into sherbet glasses. TIP: Any com bination o f fruits may be used: fresh plums, kiwi, raspberries, pitted bing cherries, etc. However, FRESH peaches, FRESH grapes and FRESH blueberries are a necessity. Frozen or canned fruits are N O T recom m endNr Pauline Phillips and her daughter Jeanne Phillips share the pseudonym Abigail Van Suren. Write Dear Abby at vww.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Vngeles, CA 90069. 0 1001 U N IV E R S A L E E E SS S Y N D IC A T E Vehicle Theft • Sanford Investigator Paul Herx arrested Loquita Roker, 20, of Sanford Friday for grand theft auto. Roker report­ edly stole a 1993 four-door Saturn. When police arrested Roker at mom 322 of the Super Eight Motel located on State Road 46, they also arrested occupant Derrick Jones, 24, of Sanford. He was charged with possession of cocaine and marijuana. • Sanford Officer Ted Butler arrested Joseph Simmons, 1, of Sanford Saturday for two counts of burglary, grand theft auto, larceny and possession of burglary tools. Simmons reportedly tried to steal a car from a Lake Avenue resident. Shoplifting • Sanford Officer Daniel Camargo arrested Angela Williams, 36, of Sanford Friday for larceny. Williams reportedly stole $62 worth of merchandise from the Ross clothing store on Orlando Drive. • Casselberry police arrested C u ries Willis, 20, of Lungwood Friday for retail theft and possession of a controlled sub­ stance. In the presence of an officer, Willis reportedly ate part of a hotdog and drank a portion of a slurpee while at the Circle K food mart in Casselberry. According to the police report, Willis then informed the cashier that he had forgotten his wallet, and attempted to exit without paying for the food. Store employees advised author­ ities that this was the fourth incident in a short period of time where Wiliis has brought forth merchandise and then claimed to have forgotten his wallet. Police arrested Willis and found other unpaid store merchandise in his pockets and a pill bottle containing Clon.izip.im, a Schedule IV controlled substance. • Casselberry police arrested Kimberly Ritchie, 26, of Sanford Sunday for retail theft and fraudulently obtaining two pre­ scriptions. Ritchie reportedly walked out of a Casselberry pharmacy with an unpaid bottle of chocolate milk. When police responded, Ritchie admitted to fraudulently obtaining the two prescrip­ tions of Ultram and Carisoprodol. Resisting an Officer Seminole Deputy William Smithcy Dan Ping Q arrested Thomas Smith, 35, of Sanford Friday for resisting an officer. Authorities were attempting to arrest Smith who had an active warrant out of Seminole County for violation of probation (grand theft) when he slammed his front door on the officers and ran out the back door to a neighbor's house. Police foumf him hid­ ing in the nearby resident's walk-in closet. Prostitution Sting The Sanford Police Department Tactical Unit conducted Friday a sting operation for prostitution in the area of 3rd Street and Sanford Avenue. Those arrested offered an undercover agent money In exchange for a sex act. Clayton Cochran, 36, of Sanford for prostitution and possession of marijuana. Junior Izaguirre, 30, of Miami for pros­ titution. Jerry Fraley, 30, of Apopka for prostitu­ tion and possession of cocaine. Sergio Guzman, 36, of [X’ltona for pros­ titution. Paul Cutcher, 31, of Lake Mary for prostitution. Ceroid Cowan, 21, of Brooklyn, Iowa for prostitution. Daniel Frick, 30, of Sanford for prostitu­ tion. Drug Possession Seminole Deputy Andrew Conklin arrested Jonathon Boston, 28, of Winter Springs Friday for possession of marijua­ na, a controlled substance and drug para­ phernalia. DUI • Florida Highway Trooper CXrrrick Kuiper arrested John Calbary, 21, of Winter Springs Friday for driving under die influence. Galhary was reportedly involved in a traffic crash at E. Lake Drive and Center Drive. Breath tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .184. • Seminole CVputy David Kohn arrest­ ed Fidel Castillo, 20, of Sanford Saturday for his second charge of driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license and resisting an officer. Breath tests at the jail revealed a blixxl alcohol content of about. ,133. • Seminole Deputy FXivid Kohn arrest­ ed Albert Kearney, 49, of Sanford Sunday for driving under the influence. According to the police report, while traveling north­ bound on State Rood MX) approaching Park Avenue, authorities narrowly missed hitting Kearney who was riding a red ■southbound in the deputy's lane of c. There was no lights or reflectors on the bike. As police turned their vehicle around, Kearney reportedly fell of the bike at 27th Street and State Road 600. He refused field sobriety and breath tests. • ‘Lake Mary ‘ Cpl. V.M. Pickle: Pickiesmier arrested Damoni IHarding, 24, of Longwood Sunday for driving under the influence and resisting an officer. • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested Edilberto Mendoza, 29, of Sanford Sunday for driving under the Influence and dri­ ving without an issued license. Police also cited Mendoza for failure to maintain a e in g Je L in e . b p M o x a U in o r o f a lc o h o l Fleeing and Eluding Winter Springs police arrested Anthony Martin, 23, of Longwood Sunday for flee­ ing and eluding, and reckless driving. Martin reportedly led Winter Springs police on a chase in the area of Tuskawilla Road and State Road 434. According to the report, speeds reached 90 mph. Lungwood police caught up with Martin at his home after Winter Springs police radioed ahead information to foe depart­ ment. ABC Liquor is Robbed Seminole County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded Sunday to ABC Liquors at 1910 State Road 434 in refer­ ence to a retail theft. The store manager reported that two white males between the ages of 25 and 30 entered the liquor store and selected five bottles of Grey Goose Vodka. The two males then exited and sped off in a white Lexus. Each bottle is valued at about $30. Throwing Rocks at McLain Sheriff's office deputies responded to the area of Celery Avenue and Mellonville Avenue Saturday after County Commissioner Daryl McLain and his wife, Barbara, reported a young black male threw a hard object or rock at their 1979 Chevrolet Corvette. Authorities were unable to locate any damage to McLain's vehicle. The case was turned over to the state attorney's office for a filing decision. “Serving Seminole County Since IW H “ P rod u ction Etwxi Tyrrell. JM Beny Barm en Display Advertising John CoKmsr Rohm Lavender Citssifted Advertising TedWalker Dona Dtetncfi Chne Patton Uarva Hamluna Dean Snath Tommy Vincent Ltgti Advertising Para Smrth EMEgan Bnan K ra m a rt* N a l C— 1«M|I i Cheryl Smith Rover* Davie Wednesday. May 22. 2002 • Vol 94. No. 79 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N French Ave . Sanford, FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fa* (407) 323-9408 Periodical P ostage Paid al Sanford. Florida and addumnal mailing odioee U SP S 481280 Postm aster Sand ad d ress ch a n g e s to Circulation Wanda Kourpaneks The SEMINOLE HERALD P O B o s 1667 R epu blic N ew spapers, Inc. Sanford, FL 3 2 7 7 2 -1 6 6 7 G reater Faith African M ethodist Episcopal Church of the 11th Episcopal D istrict Invites the com m u n ity to jo in them in th e ir h istory m aking w o rsh ip and d ed icatory serv ice for th e new ly acq u ired 10-acre property. T h e w o rsh ip service b eg in s 1:30 p .m . Saturday, M ay 2 5 , in th e D eltona C iv ic C enter, located 980 L akeshore D rive. S e n io r Bishop John H u rst A d am s w ill lead the “Jo sh u a W alk" o v e r to D oyle Road to d edicated th e land fo r the first A frican M ethodist E p iscop al W orship san ctu ­ ary In D eltona. For inform ation, call 904532-9129. h i-' the vehicle and not being able to present a current insurance card. Breath tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .128. • Seminole Deputy Charles Albrecht arrested Brett Pocuck, 21, of Winter Springs Sunday for driving under the Influence. Breath tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .093. • Oviedo Officer K. Mojica arrested Christine Cook, 45, of Geneva Saturday for driving under the influence and child endangerment Two young boys under the age of 10 were in the rear set of the vehicle. Breath tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .165. T h e S em in o le H erald Editor and Publisher SAT T h e C e lery C ity Elks L od ge No. 542 and E v ergreen T em p le No. 321 w ill host its P u rp le and W h ite C h a rity -S ch o la rsh ip Ball 9 p.m . to 1 a.m. Saturday, May 25, in the Sanfo rd C ivic C enter. C o st is $15 in advance and $18 at the door. The e v en t is sem i-form al. SUN T h e V ietn am V eterans o f C en tral F lorid a will pre­ sen t Ja c k E lton as E lv is in con cert Sunday, M ay 26, in the Bahia Sh rin e • A u d itorium in M aitland. Elton is an In ternational­ ly renow ned RCI recording artist, and the perform ance w ill include h is 19-piece W orld Star Tour O rchestra. C ash b ar op ens at 4 p.m ., w ith d inn er at 5 p.m . T h e show b egins at 7 p.m . T ickets for the d inn er and show are $50, and $40 for the show only. For m ore inform ation, call 407-695-1023 or 407673-2668. T ick ets are also av ailab le o n -lin e at w w w .nvw m .org We welcome and encourage your tetters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write tout: 300N. Fundi Anno* Sanford, H 32771 Call ua: (407)322-2611 E-Mail us: Elitariil: Subscription Rates 3 Months m Sem inole County S i t 0 0 6 Mon the at Sem inole County 1 2 0 0 0 1 Year In Sem inole County 1 3 6 0 0 t Year Other Florida County $ 4 2 0 0 1 Year Out 0 1 S tate S 5 2 0 0 irttarifuaiM(tt*n IE.com am HtO walm lilwrtM, Fax us: • (407)323-9408 �P»*e 10A Wednesday. May 22.2002 T h* Sem n o u Herald Obituaries mL Maria A. "A n ita* Irving M aria A. "A nita" Irving, 78, of Deltona died Sunday, May 19, 2002 in Florida HospitalFish Memorial in Orange City. She was bom in Waterbury, Coral/, and was an account typist for AVCO-Lycoming in Stamford, Conn. She was a m em ber t>f Deltona Christian Church (Plsdples of Christ). She was also a DolphinetteeWivea o f Subm arine Veterans of W orld War II, and was associated with the Deltona High 12 Club. She enjoyed cooking and baking for oth­ ers. Survivors include her hus­ band o f 35 years, Harry Irving of Deltona; a daughter, Bonny Comming of Stamford, Conn.; a sister, Doris Mayberger of Inglewood; a brother, Donald Messenger of North Port; and two grandchildren. Baldauff Funeral Home in Orange City is in charge o f the arrangements. , M iriam A. O 'C onnor Miriam A. O'Connor, 78, of Sanford died Saturday, M ay 18, 2002, i n 1 A ltam onte Springs. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she was a hom em aker and a Catholic. Survivors include her son, Patrick O 'C onnor of Sanford; a daughter, Maureen Ethridge of Lake Mary; a sister, Beatrice Pfeiffer of Houston; and four grandchildren. Visitation and service was Tuesday, M ay 21, 2002 at Brisson Funeral Home in Sanford. Institute, and the A .R.R.L Survivors include his wife, Barbara Robson of Osteen; his son, Matt Brantly of Osteen; a daughter, Julie McCrystal of Osteen; and a grandson, Colin McCrystal of Osteen. Visitation w as Monday, M ay 20, 2002 at Gramkow Funeral Home in Sanford. Service was Tuesday, May 21,2002, at St. Claire Catholic C om m unity Church in Deltona with Father Charles VIviano officiating, In lieu o f flowers, the family asks that a contribution be m ade to St. Claire Com m unity Church in Deltona. * Alfred Robson Alfred Robson, 76, of Osteen died Thursday, May 1 6 ,2 0 0 1 H e was a lifelong resident o f Sanford and had been a principal investigator for the Federal Aviation Administration. He was a lifetime member o f the I.E.E.E., the Naval Joh n David Singletary John David Singletary, 51, of Sanford died Sunday, May 19, 2002 in Maitland Health Care Center. He was bom in Sarasota and moved to Central Florida in 1969. He was a Baptist. Survivors include two brothers, Russell Warren Singletary of Deltona and James Lawrence Singletary of Sanford; and four sisters, Barbara Jane Wade of Daytona, Nora Ann Smith of Monticello, Ky., Arlene Bessie Smith of Sanford, and Ubria lee Stebbins of Haines City. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home in Sanford is in charge of the arrangements. Edith L. Zarle Edith L Zarle, 90, of Osteen died Friday, May 17, 2001 in DeBary Manor. She moved to the area from Sarasota in 1998. She was a homemaker and a member of Pine Shores Presbyterian Church in Sarasota. Survivors include her son, Barry N. Zarle of W est; Virginia; her daughter, DixieLee Haller of Osteen; a brother, P. Richard Clark of Sarasota; five grandchildren; and six , great-grandchildren. Baldauff Funeral Home is in j* charge of the arrangements. Your guide to this springs coo le st hot spots. 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Several o f the old pho­ to grap h s O w en d isplayed at T hu rsd ay's cerem ony w ere of m o on sh in e raid s, in clu d in g one a Chuluota bust that was com p leted w ith the h elp of Florida Beverage agents. "W e got tw o or three stills from ou^ th e re ," O w en said ab ou t the C huluota area. T h e le a st o f th e s h e riff's o ffice problem s w as an over­ crow ded fail. There w as never m ore than five or six people in the ja il a t one tim e, O w en said. W ith a cou nty population of ab ou t 30,000, there w ere fewer crim es, but that d o e sn ’t mean O w en d id n 't see h is fair share o f scu ffles. He d istinctly rem em bers try­ ing to arrest an O rlan d o man on a Sem inole C o u n ty w arrant w hen the m an pulled a butcher a knife and tried to stab his partner. " I ju st pulled m y gun and put a shot in his shou ld er," O w en sa id . "H e p ro bab ly would have killed that deputy if 1 h ad n 't shot h im ." It w as the only tim e O w en had to fire his .38 special h an d ­ gun in his three and a h a lf y ea rs at the s h e r iff's o ffice . O w en had left th e A tla n tic C oastline Railroad for his b rief law en forcem en t career, and then returned to w ork as a con ­ d uctor until he retired in 1978. Since 1961, he has been a resi­ dent o f the Sylvan Lake su b d i­ vision. In ad d ition to his 40 -y ca r honorary m em ber ce rtifica te, O w en w as g iv en a C h ie f D ep uty's badge a s a token o f appreciation. T h e new badge is consid erably larger than 1950 version, O w en noted. Kevin’s second time to step up and take over the budget process." Lessard said he doesn’t expect many changes in how the finance department prepares the budget. However, tnerc will be some changes in how he approaches the budget. " I ’m going to be more closely involved with this budget" than in previous years, Lessard said. That includes writing the budget message, a duty normally reserved for the city manager. Lessard said his concerns about the budget predate Watt's resig­ nation. In a report to city commis­ sion and City M anager Tony VanDerworp, Watt predicted the Seminole County sheriff deputies, from left, Bob Carroll and Hubert Eubanks, Chief Deputy OOis Owen, Sheriff J .L Hobby and Deputy Andy Evans stand by a sheriffs car during the 1950s. Watt Continued from Page IA Sanford Mayor Brady Lcssard praised Watt for her work with thedty. "Sh e's a financial w h iz," Lessard said. “She will be sorely missed by my office. Fortunately, we have Kevin Smith available to step In for Donna. The city's not going to m iss a beat. This is NOTICE E.QE bug fm WMfUct In franchise fees from Florida Power It Light, and nearly $600,000 in savings from a hiring freeze Lessard pushed through last fall. Lessard said he expects rev­ enues to remain slow and increas­ es in expenditures, particularly health insurance. He also notes the city needs to find money to S t r e e t v .o f D r e a m s Die to adelay in the construction process, wewill not beconducting openinterviews at out store located at: LOTS.1 city would miss its revenue pro­ jections by more than $500/100. Most o f that — $400/100 — is a result o f lower Interest rates. There are also shortfalls in build­ ing perm it fees and the half-cent sales tax, about $200,000 in each category. The shortfall projects are offset by a projected increase of $200,000 at Windso M ay I S - J u n e )() SHOW HOURS 10 *m -8 p ra T id u t s*its d o w it 7pm. 0p*n T tw n d a p thru Sundqn. ADM ISSION T lw F rt S10 fw *dukx S8 ter Sm ior O to ro 0 ChSdrtn4-13. Age J&urvcfctfrw . SM -Sun $12 far K U tU lO (or SeNci G tia m 0 ChSdwn 4-11 Age ) t u n fa free. Open rlutr.t()<i\/.t m Siunhn /,1 On!" 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Opening Summer 2 00 2 ! valid on Memorial Day THE Tgracious R E retirem M Oe nN T t living 7 0 1 5 Red Bug Lake Road Oviedo, Florida 3 2 7 6 5 (4 0 7 ) 3 5 9 -5 7 8 7 1001 Itolidjy Retirement Corp ww w trem ont net S ervin g s e n io r s sin ce 1971 �T iie S em in ole H erald P a g e I 2 A Wnlncmlay. May 22. 2tX>2 Clark U C F ----------- Continued from F ife 1A day trip to Rusch Cardens. "This trip came to fruition and according to the children, was one of the most memorable times in their lives," Eslinger said. Clark joined the sheriff's office in March 2001. He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Iustiw in 1998 and spent approxi­ mately two years as an officer with the Altamonte Springs Police Department. "I am very proud o f Deputy Sheriff Jam es Clark's efforts on behalf o f this family," Eslinger said. "H is understanding of and commitment to the sheriff's office organizational philosophy and values during his relatively brief tenure with our agency is an indi­ cation that there are many more families who will be helped by his compassionate law enforcement services." Previous winners o f the Eugene Gregory Humanitarian Award include: William McNett, investigator, 1999; Charles Fagan III, deputy, 21XX); and Bernard T Hartner, Investigator, 2001. to qualify under the department'!) guidelines. "(Clark), of his own acvnnJ anti finances, pmvidetl the family with cleaning supplies and gro­ ceries to begin a rehabilitation effort in all aspects o f their lives," Eslinger wrote. The deputy cnm llcd (he youngest boys in sports programs and took them to practice. The eldest boy's life turned anmnd when Clark helped him get a job and assisted him in reinstating his driver's license. "To this date, this young man has not returned to street com er drug sales," Eslinger noted. In addition, Clark gave the family his personal com puter game system and video games, as well as providing them with vari­ ous household appliances. Clark Also provided the boys with an incentive to improve their lifestyle. If the boys behaved properly and did all o f their assigned chores for a set period of time, he agreed to take them on a P M m vubmMMd t o th e Herald Jam es Clark, a deputy with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, receives the Sanford Lakeside Lions Club 2002 Eugene Gregory Humanitarian Award from Lions Club president Vanessa Lane. Continued from Page 1A T he first Jointly used UCF and SCC building is not far away. The tw o schools arc close to breaking dor. The entire project was initially estimated to cost about $17 mil­ lion for the land purchase and building construction. A gift, however, from a local developer should reduce the overall price tag. The Pizzuti Companies donat­ ed six acres on International Parkway to SCC. About $9 mil­ lion also has been allocated by the stale for the high-tech project. According to McGee, the land donation comes with a stipula­ tion that ground must be broken by IJh* fall o f 2005. While the news about the facil­ ity funding is good, community college funding in general is bad, McGee said. The state legislature allocated about $6 million to the project this year and another $3.1 m illion last year. Sem inole Community College Is the fastest growing state college in the last five years, however, the annual budget remains close to the same, M cGee said. "M y first priority is SC C ," she said. "I didn't get any money for this year's growth and I won't get any for next year's." Seminole Community College receives about 75 percent of their funding from the state. Last year the college experienced a 23 per­ cent growth rate. The annu al budget of $45 million, however, increased only 5150,000, she said. Hitt warned the UCF board of trustees that d eveloping new joint use campuses w ith other schools such as SCC, m ight not be feasible without the help o f the state legislature. "It's not really under ou r con­ trol," he said to trustees indicat­ ing that additional funding will be needed for the future projects. C E R T team s participate in hurricane drill On Saturd ay, M ay 11, U niversal O rlando and the city o f O rlando's Fire Department hosted CERT 2002, a hurricane d isaster response drill for com ­ m unity em ergency response team s (CERT). T w enty-sev en team s from Florida p articip ated in Ihe d rill, in clu d in g three team s from Sem inole County. Local m iddle and high schools stu ­ d en ts volu nteered as " v ic ­ tim s." U niversal's N ew York area was ihe site of the "d am ag e" done by H u rricane Peggy. Medical facilities w ere provid­ ed by the Federal Emergency M anagem ent A gen cy's response team serving Central Florida. CERT 2002 was designed to sim ulate the dam age caused by a Level 3 hu rricane hitting Central Florida. Each team was assigned an area of Universal Studios to locate, classify and move living victim s to a cen­ tralized staging area for treat­ Ju isai, with a ssista n ce fro m Lake M ary D ep u ty Fire M arshal W endy B en to n . Locating and assessing the v ic­ tims were Sharon Forbes and Louis Pcare. T h o m as F o rb es helped carry the injured to the treatment area. Servirig as g e n ­ eral assistant and p h o tograp h ­ er was Laura J. G lm pelson. For more inform ation about CERT, or to form a team in you r n eighborhood , c o n ta ct Deputy Fire M arshal W endy Benton at 407-333-8250. m ent or transfer to a hospital. "D ead victim s" were moved to a m orgue fo r safety and rem oval to a final burial site. Each team selected a team leader and assigned m em bers to locate and assess victim s, tran sfer v ictim s to stagin g areas or the m orgue, provide first aid, and m aintain com m u­ nications betw een team m em ­ bers. Sev eral Sem in ole C ou nty resid ents participated in the drill. Leading a team w as Joe TODAY tMemorial Day Merchandise Sold At INCREDIBLE PRICES! N o D ow n P a y m e n t!' Flag Foldin Chair $099 5,000-25,000 BTU Smoker Grill The Lions Club also honored Linda Gregory, widow of Deputy Sherill Eugene Gregory, during Ihe Eugene Gregory Humanitarian Award cere­ mony. 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Soccer Shootout is a week­ end soccer festival open to players o f all ages and skill levels, offering divisions for kids, teens, coed and players over age 30. Teams consist of five players (three players and two substitutes), and m ust register by Saturday, M ay 25th. Teams can register online at www3v3socccr.net, o r call800-989-4088 extension 34 to receive registration information. Registered teams are guaranteed three scheduled games with the entry fee o f $140 per team. Play begins at 8 a.m. both days, continuing throughout the day. G am es conclude at approximately 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Games consist of two 12mlnute halves with no goalies on a playing field that is 30 x 40 yards (20 x 30 for ages 6-8). In addition to the simultaneous tourna­ ment play all weekend, both players and spectators can take advantage o f the special events at no added cost. SEM IN O LE SOCCER SCHOOL The 23rd annual Seminole Soccer School offers two weeks of instruction this summer at two sites in the county. ' The first week is May 28ththrough-June 1st at Lake Mary High School and the second session is July 8ththrough-12th at Lake Howell High School. This 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. day camp for boys and girls ages 5-1/2 to 15 will also include indoor soccer in an air-con­ ditioned gym. For registration brochures and information, contact camp director Larry McCorkie at 407-320-9557 or 407-320-9708 during the day or 407-695-2131 in the evening or download the ilication form from the website at http:/ / HOME.CFL.RR.COM /SOCCERSCHOOL O v ie d o w in s A ll-S p o r ts A w a r d 8p«clal to th* Herald GAINESVILLE — Sem inole County schools topped all three categories of Class 6A and dom inated the overall cate­ gory w hen the final 2001-02 Dodge Sunshine Cup Floyd E. Lay All-Sports Awards Point Standings were announced. O vied o, Buchholz (Gainesville), St. Thom as Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale), Bollcs (Jacksonville), Lake Highland Prep (O rlando) and O ak Hall (Gainesville) fin­ ished atop their respective classifications, while the Lake M ary girls and Lake Brantley boys w ere the best in those cate­ gories in Class 6A. O vied o finished w ith 362.5 points, com ing from behind to edge perennial all-sports cham pion W inter Park by 22.5 Lions tops overall; Rams girls, Patriots boys first individually points. Sarasota was third (320.5); W hile Lake Brantley (2 9 9 5 ) and Lake M ary (272) were fourth and fifth, respectively, giving the SAC three teams in the Top 5 in Class 6A. Individually, O viedo w as fourth in the Girls Standings and third in the Boys Standings, giving the Lions enough total points to win the overall. The Lake Mary G irls topped that cate­ gory, edging Sarasota b y a 1 /2-point (217-to-2165), with W inter Park (200) third and O viedo (197) fourth. Lake Brantley easily topped the Boys Standings, scoring 200.5 points to 168 for runner-up Christopher Columbus High School o f Miami. The Lions were third with 165.5 points. In other overall finishes: Buchholz (Gainesville) took Class 5A with 409.6 points, as Fort Myers placed second w ith 354.5 points. St. Thom as Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale) and Bollcs (Jacksonville) continued their dom inance, with the Raiders taking Class 4A with an im pressive 758.5 points, 354 p o in ts ahead o f runner-up Chiles (Tallahassee), and the Bulldogs conquer* Ing C lass 3A w ith 528 points, 1 4 6 5 ints better than second place Gulliver rep (C oral G ables). A nother local school, Lake Highland Prep, led by form er Lake M ary softball star M ichelle Grinage, scored 5 9 9 5 ints, and claim ed the Class 2A crown jy holding off W estminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale), which finished with 4 1 0 5 points. Oak Hall (Gainesville) closed out Class A with 3 4 1 5 points, as Lakeland Christian takes second place with 299 points. The Dodge Sunshine C up Flovd E. Lay A ll-Sports Awards is named in honor of See Aw ards, Page 2B G reat run com es up s h o rt N o rally this tim e fo r L io n s From S taff R eporta By Dean Smith Sports Editor TAM PA — N o heroics this lim e. Since the start o f the district tournam ent when they were seed ed fifth in the five-team playoffs, the O viedo High School baseball team had found • w ay to win. But this time, the big break or d u tch hit never cam e as a bad start doom ed the Lions to 5-2 setback at the hands of N o. 1 state ranked M lamiSouthridge and a third place finish at the 2002 FHSAA C lass 6A Baseball Finals at Legends Field In Tampa. D espite not winning the title, O viedo has nothing to hang its heads about. Coach Kevin W alnscott's team never gave up and showed good sportsm anship and class the entire run and did their school, com m unity and coun­ ty proud. The am azing thing about this particular postseason was that being nationally ranked w as a drawback, not a plus. Southridge saw its 28 game w inning streak come to an end on Saturday as the Hialeah Thoroughbreds won their second straight C lass 6A title with a 5-4 victory over the Spartans. Hialeah scored three runs in the fourth inning to build a 4I lead, then helu off a rally by Southridge to end the nation's N o. 4 ranked team 's season at 32-2. Southridge was just the lat­ est 6A ranked team to lose as Lake Mary, Apopka and M iam i-Colum bus had been elim inated without even getS c e O viedo, Page 2B H triJd p t o lo a b y Jim W *fita , Leadoff batter Kevin Cominsky (above) singled in his tint two at bats to give Oviedo hopes of a comeback, but it was not until Colin Irvine (left) bunted lor a sin­ gle during a three-hit fourth inning that tha Lions could score as they fell to Southridge, 5-2, In the FHSAA Class 6A Baseball Semifinals Friday morning at Legends Field in Tampa. Irvine was also masterful In relief, not allowing a hit Irom the fourth to the seventh inning, retiring eight batters In a row at one time, and not allowing a run. The senior allowed only two hits, while strik­ ing out two. SUM M ER SW IM TEAM Seminole Aquatics, located at the new Larry A. Dale Aquatic Center adjacent to the Sem inole High School campus, is offering a Summer Swim Team aimed at beginners and novices. Open to young people ages 5-17, the only requirement for joining the team is the ability to swim 25 yards (one length of the pool) without touching the bottom. The program costs $150 per child (includes team tshirt and swim cap) and runs from June 3-throughAugust 17. There are no formal atten­ dance requirements for prac­ tice. Practicies are held M ondays through Fridays from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and iw im m ers can come as often swin they wish. Mth 1B riefs, Page 3B B o a tU .S . to p ro v id e te e n life ja c k e ts b elow c o st Special to the Herald A L E X A N D R IA , VA. — Along America’s w aterw ays, many local school or non-profit groups have a critical need for teen-sized life jackets for on-the-w ater programs. T h e BoatU.S. Foundation for Boating Safety & Clean Water has launched a "Teens A float Program " to offer com m unity groups teen-sized life jackets a t $5 each, two-third's off the usual retail of $15 - and free shipping is even included. T hese com fortable Type 111 U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets are open-sided vests that can be adjusted for chest sizes of 30 to 52 inches. M argaret Podlich of the B oatU 5. Foundation said, "W e have been very suc­ cessful with our young children’s life jacket loaner program - over 10,000 have been d is­ tributed to date. But that program is geared Tourney tim e for college baseball for kids w eighing less than 9 0 lbs. By mak­ ing a low cost, larger life jacket available to older kids, we hope to continue our boating safety message for young boaters as they grow into their teens and beyond." Any nonprofit, non-governm ental, or vol­ unteer group that dem onstrates a continual need for life jackets is eligible to apply for this pilot subsidy program. Selected groups will be able to order life jackets in incre­ ments of ten - up to 50 life jackets per local group. Preference for participation will be given to established organizations that will use the life jackets on a regular basis for teen on-the-w ater program s that incorpo­ rate boating safety and clean water educa­ tion into their program m ing. The deadline to apply for "T eens A float" is July 15,2002. The "Teens A float" Program is made pos­ sible through a grant from the Brunswick Public Foundation and implem ented by the B oalU 5. Foundation, a national nonprofit organization that provides resources, educa­ tion and outreach to promote safe and envi­ ronmentally sensitive boating. For an appli­ cation to purchase life jackets or to team more about the UoatU-S. Foundation's other programs, visit www.BoalUS.com/foundation or call 410-897-0514. ON-THE-WATER TO W IN G ASSISTAN CE CALLS ON TH E R ISE B oatU 5. reported today that the num ber o f year-to-date breakdowns and requests for on the water towing assistance is up over 9% from last year. And with Memorial Day around the comer, the trend is expected to continue for this second busiest boating day o f tire year, behind July 4th. "TowBoatU.S. has handled well over 8,000 calls for assistance so far this year, and w e See Outdoors, Page 2B D eL A N D — Th e upcoming week w ill be a very important one for several former Sem inole C ounty baseball stars. W ith Conference Tournam ents beginning for N CA A Division 1 schools and the N A IA National Tournament starting Friday, at least six play­ ers and a coach from this area will have stom achs full of b u t­ terflies. T h e wait Is actually over for at least four o f those seven as the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Tournament and Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament kicked off play this morning (Wednesday). Senior Jerem y Frost finished 2-for-3 with two hom e runs and three RBIs to lead the University of Central Florida to a 6-5 victory over M ercer on Senior Day Saturday afternoon at Jay Bergman Field. The win for U C F clinched at least a tie for the regular season champi­ onship in the Atlantic Sun Conference and it also gave UCF the No. 1 seed in the ASun Tournament in DeLand at Stetson University. The O viedo High School graduate and form er Sanford Post 53 star becam e the first UCF player to hit two home runs in a game since he did it him self earlier in the season vs. Long Island on March 14. The hom e runs in consecutive atbats w as also a first for a Golden Knight since Mike M yers hit two hom ers in a row May 19,2001 vs. Jacksonville. Tne win pushed UCF's record to 36-20 overall and 23-7 in the A-Sun while M ercer dropped to 22-32 and 13-17 in the confer­ ence. The victory was also the G olden Knights' sixth in a row and their second straight threegam e sweep o f a conference opponent. The No. 1 seeded Golden Knights will face the No. 6 seed Sam ford in the opening game at the 2002 Atlantic Sun Baseball Cham pionship at 11 a.m. this m orning at M eiching Field at Conrad Park in DeLand. UCF will be looking to repeat as A-Sun cham pions after win­ ning the conference crown in 2001. At Birrm ingham , Alabama, the SEC Tournament also kicks off at 10 a.m. (11 a.m. locally) w hen the University of Georgia takes on the University of Florida. The Bulldogs (30-25 overall, 15-15 in the SEC) are loaded with SAC talent as Oviedo's Justin Holmes and the Sanford duo o f Chaz Lytle and Rick Eckstein are associated with UG. S e e C ollege, Page 2B �* Page 2B Wednesday. May 22. 2002 T hx S eminole Herald Joslin Memorial, Mini-Stock Challenge on local racing slate S p a c M to ttM H am id BITH LO — Veteran driver D ick Anderson showed the young bu ck s he could still get the job done, winning Race #4 o f the Sunbelt Super Series at O rlando Specdw orld last Friday night. Anderson, from W ildw ood, put his #174 mount on the pole and then held off all challengers to win the 150-lap event. Justin Drawdy trailed Anderson under the checkers, with Jam es Powell, M ichael Williams and Lake M ary's M ike Good in the #27 Briar Corp. Ford Taurus rounding out the Top 5. The race was the second straight in which Anderson has placed in the top five, following up a fourth place finish at USA International Speedway in Lakeland on April 27. Anderson drove c a r #36 at Lakeland and then put the new #174 in Victory Lane this time. Travis Kittleson had followed th e same formula at Lakeland, claim ing the pole and then winning the feature. Williams w as the runner-up at USA International, with Shane Saw yer, Anderson and tojprookieTom m y King finishing third through Race #5 of the Sunbelt Sup er Series will b e Saturday, June 15th a t Charlotte County Speedway in Punta Gorda. T h e race will also be the first leg o f the Super Late M odel Triple Crown. This com ing Friday night (M ay 24) the 5 0 Lap Joslin Memorial Pro Mod Race w ill be the fea­ tured event. Also on the schedule will b e features in the teg College Continued from page IB Eckstein is in his first season as top assistant and third base coach for the Bulldogs, while Lytle and Holm es a s two of the team's top players. Lytle, who transferred to Georgia after earning AllAmerica honors a t Daytona Beach Community College last year, has had a rem arkable sea­ son and has em erged as the leader of the 'D ogs. The junior will b e looking to break to school records today as he has evened the Georgia marks for hits (102) and stolen bases (30) in a season. The 102 hits led all SEC play­ ers by a wide m argin. Drew Meyer of South C arolina was second with 94 hits. The 30 steals were second only to M ey ers'33. The outfielder is also first in hits in conference gam es also with 52 safeties and stolen bases, 12-for-18. His .397 batting average (102for-257) is 4th in the S E C His other SEC slats, fourth in Plate Appearances (275), first in At Bats (257), first in triples (7), tied for eighth in runs scored (55) and eighth in total bases (136). Holmes, a ju n ior w ho trans­ ferred in from Sou th Florida, has also had a big season, start­ ing in 26 o f the 55 gam es and appearing in 36 gam es. The second basem an hit 3 1 6 (62nd amottg dll S E C players), collecting 31 h itson 98 at bats, and has scored 20 runs and d ri­ ven in 16-H o is also 5-for-6 in stolen bases. There will also b e three for­ mer county stars in action this Friday when No. 2 nationally ranked Em bry-Riddle Aeronautical U niversity of Daytona Beach (49-10) opens play in the NAIA World Series at Lewiston, Idaho. Former Lake Brantley team ­ mates Juan Rojas and Justin Sm ith are two key members of the E-R offense and defense, while former O viedo star J.C. Blass is a leading hurler out of the bullpen. Sm ith, a 6-foot-5,215-pound catcher, is the team leader for ERAU and is hitting 381 w ith 23 doubles, two home runs and 44 RBI. Rojas, a 6 -fo o t-l, 185-pound ju nior infielder, is hitting 3 5 6 with 11 doubles, four triples, two hom e runs and 42 RBI. Blass, a 6 -fo o t-2 ,185-pound sophomore righthander, is 3^1 this season with a 1 5 3 ERA. In 21-1/3 innings he has struck out 15 and walked only nine. The NAIA W orla Series brack­ ets were released on Monday and revealed that the Eagles will face Albertson (Idaho) in their opening game. The game Is scheduled for 12 noon Pacific Tim e (3 p.m. EDT) on Friday, M ay 24. The Coyotes advanced to the national event by virtue o f a 9-1 w in against Vanguard (Calif.) in the third gam e o f the West Coast Super Regional. They fin­ ished the regular season ranked ninth in the N AIA national poll and bring a 39-18-1 overall record into the tournament. The Eagles, who captured the N AIA Region XTV and Atlantic South Super Regional titles, are m aking tnelr second appearance the N AIA World Series. Their last trip was in 1999 where they finish eighth. Should the Eagles win their first gam e they w ill have a tw oday break after which they will face either Indiana Tech, M ayville State (N.D.) or O hio Dominican a t 4 p.m. on Monday. Otherwise they would meet either Indiana Tech or M ayville State in the loser's bracket at 12 noon (EDT) on Saturday. Rounding out the ten-team field are Olivet Nazarcne (111.), Oklahoma City, Spalding (Ky.j, Bellevue (Neb.) and host Lcwis- Clark State. ’ ATLANTIC SUN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Matching Field it Conrid Fufc W*dn*ad*y. M ay 22 C i m * I _ 11 U C F VI. M S u n te n t, I I a m . C i m e 2 _ 42 F lorid a A llin r ic » * . I S JacKacnvill*, 3 p m. P ners-up finishes. Winners will be honored at the FHSAA Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Awards Banquet on June 13 at the Wyndham Westshore in Tampa. Here are the top 10 teams in the overall standings, as well as girls program and boys pro­ gram standings: OVERALL STANDINGS CLASS AA I. O viedo, 3*15, 2 Winter Park. 3405; SaraaoU. 3203, 4. L * k * Brantley (Altam onte Spring*), 2993; 3. Lek* Miry, 272; A. Bu«w (Oriarido), 2A9,7 Miami Sunset 2A4,8 Spanish River (Bur* Raton), 2445, 9. Miami Palmetto, 2445 10. Dv. Phillip* (Orlando), 241.1. CLASS 3A 1, Buchhoia (Gaincmll*). 409 6; 2. Fort Myrr*. 3543; 3 Scnumiir, 329. 4 Flagler Talm Coast (Bunnell), 3113, 5. NVrvill*, 302.2. A. Ouranl (riant City). 2*7; 7 Wolhon (Jacksonville), 264.5, 8. Conpei City. 263, 9. Lincoln (Tallahassee). 2533; 10 Columbia (lake Cily), 2393 CLASS4A 1 S i Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale), 7583. I Chiles (Tallahassee). 404 5. 1. Plant (Tampa), 350, 4 Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville), 315. 5 Satellite (Satellite Beach), 274. 6 Astronaut (Iilusville), 2413; 7 Pace, 214; 8. Gainesville, 2083; 9 Estent 208, 10 Bamei Collier (Naples). 21123 CLASS3A 1 Bodes (Jacksonville). 52*. 2 Gulliver Pnrp (Coral Cables). 4333, 3 Scare (Si Augustine). 434, 4 Cardinal CiMseu (Fort Lauderdale), 40A; 5. Bishop Wrot (Fort Myers), 301; 6. Bishop Moor* (Orlando), 2*8 5, 7. frsuil (Tampa). 2623; 8 Sunsoast (Riviera Beadi), 261; 9. Gull Breeze, 2M 7 ,10 Bartow. 24*. CLASS 2A I - Lake Highland Prrp (OrlandoJ, 599 5, 2 Westminster Academy I Fort Lauderdale), 4103; 3. Tnmry Prep (Winler Park), 373. 4 Maclay (Tallahassee). 3723, 5. Episcopal (Jacksonville). 360.5. 6 Pensacola Catholic, 2993. 7. Berkeley Prrp (Tampa). 2*13. 8 American Heritage (Uvtray Beach), 2793, 9. Ransom Everglades (Miami). 276.*. 10. Clearwater Cmtral Catholic, 27A CLASS A I O ik Hall (Gainesville). 3 4 1 3 ; 2 la k e la n d C hristian, 299, 3 North w ell C hnslian (M iam i). 171 8; 4 S h o m r r s ) IT e p tS t Petersburg), 1673; 5 Indian Rocks O im h a n (Largo), 159 5 . 6 S I S tep h e n 's Episcop al (Bradenlon), 159, 7. Saddle b o o k IS vp (W esley C hapel). 153, 8 FAMU (Tallahassee), 141; 9 St Johns C ountry Day (Orange Park). 140 5 ,1 0 Glades Day (Belle N E W S M Y R N A SP E E D W A Y SA M SU LA — This Saturday (M ay 25) Race #4 o f the Florida Mini-Stock Challenge w ill be con­ tested at New Smyrna Speedway. Also on the card will be features in th e FASCAR divisions o f Super Late Model, Late M odel, Modified, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Sportsman this week. Pit gates will open at 4 p.m. w ith grandstands open a 6 p.m . and racing action beginning at 7:30 p.m. N5S is located 10 miles South o f D aytona Beach, between I - l (Exit 56, East) and 1-95 (E xit 84, West) at the intersection of Highway 44 4c State Road 415 in Sainsula, between New Sm yrna Beach, DeLand, Sanford and Daytona Beach. For more information about sched u les call the FASCAR offices at 386-427-4129 (New Sm yrna), or check the Internet site at W WW.NEW5MYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at E A i CARNQW9AQL.COM RESU LTS ORLANDO SrEEDWORLD F l U i g H iy l ) SUPER LATE MODELS (SUNBELT SUPER SERIES RACE *4) _ 1AST QUALIFIER: DICK ANDERSON *174; TOP ROOKIE: BRUCE LAWRENCE D 4116c 1. (174) Dick Andfrwfw 2 (12) Juatin Drawdy; 2 (37) J*m<* Poweft 4. (40) Michari VVURima; 2 (27) Mik* Cood; A. (57) (bn ■Hod* Flynn; 7. (11A) B ro s Lawrence IL L (14) Bruc* Lawrence; 9. (71) 2 J. McLeod; 10. (lAK) Tommy King; It. (ll) D*vtd Roger*; 1 2 (96) Jack Cook 12 (34) Kevin Ingram; 14.(89)1** Collin*; 12 (74J) Jay Middkfcm; 12 (22) David Fmrhlick, 17. (74) Barry WUIoughby; IL (7) Sco4l Bramlrtt; 19. (9) K*vin McMickie; 20, (7U) Chad Pierce; 21. (5) Derek Strong; 22 (14) Ark AlmlruU. •t USA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY, LAKELAND Salmdag April 27 SUPER IAT1 MODELS SUNBELT SUPER SERIES RACE 43) . FAST QUALIFIER! 4M TRAVIS KITTLESON. T o r ROOKIE 41 IK TOMMY KINCi I. (88) Trivia KlKlmon; 2 (40) Michael William*; 2 ( 3 0 ) Shan* Sawyer; 4. (36) Dick And*tvon, 2(l6K ) Tommy King; 4. (14) Arte Almtrola; 7. (7) Srori Bnmlett; L (74)) Jay Middleton; 9 (1 1 ) David Roger*; 10. (22) David FrovNkK II. (38) Kevin Dick* 11 (42) Georg* Dick*. 12 (IA) Bruc* Lawrence; 14. (3X) Bobby Beauchcmln; 12 (74) Barry WUIoughby; IA. (71) Km Com a; 17. (81) ti l * PVioe; 18.(12) Juatin Drawdy; 19. (10) Eric Black; 2D. (23) Mik* Abbott 21. (80) Brian Finney; 22 (34) Kevin Ingram; 22 (116) Bruc* Lawrence 0; 24. (3X) Mik* Mott 23. (77) Jenny Kay; 26. (90) A] Lawrence, Jr. G i m t 3 _ 43 S trtK in w 44 Troy S u t r . 7 p m. T h a ra d a y . M ay 23 C i m * 4 _ L o r r tA g a m * I n . l o u r o f g a m * 2. It l a C a m * 3 _ W inner o f g u n * I n . l o a n o f g u n * 3 ,3 p m C u n * A _ W in n er o f g u n * 2 v *. w inner of g » m * J , 7 p.m. Frid ay, M ay 24 C u n * 7 _ W in n er o f g u n * 3 va. w inner o f g a m e s , 11 a m C a m * S _ Loser of g a m * 3 vs. w in n er o f g u n * 4 ,3 p m . C * m * 9 _ l o s e r o f g a m * 7 v s w in n er o f g u n * 4 ,7 p m Satu rd ay, May IS C a m * 10 _ W in n er o f gam * 7 v s w tn w r of g a m e*. I p m . C u n * 11 _ W inner o f g u n * 10 v s lo **r of g u n * 10 **l| N ecrta a ry 2002 S E C T O U R N A M E N T at Birmingham, Alabama Jftt »-* - vJ*N Mr-»v—- 9V*dn*sday, M ay 22 C a m * I _ * 3 F lorid a v s * i O o i g i * . 10 a m C a m * 2 _ #2 A labam a v s ( 7 M ississippi S ta le, I pm. C a m * 3 . 4 4 L 5U v s I S A uburn, 3 p m C a m * 4 _ 41 S m ith C arolina Vi. 4 8 A rfcnuaa, 4pm T h u rsd a y ; M ay 23 C a m * 3 _ L oser C a m * I v s L e a n C a m * 2 ,1 0 am. C a m * 6 _ L n **r C a m * 3 v s Loaer C a m * 4 .1 pm . G am # 7 _ W inner G am e 1 v s W inner G am e 2. 3pm C a m * 4 _ W inner C a m * 3 v s W inner C a m * 4, 4 p.m Friday, M ay 24 C a m * 9 _ W in n er C a m * 3 vs. Loser C a m * 7. 3pm C a m * 10 _ W inner C a m * A v s L oser C a m * 4, 6 p .m Saturday; M ay 23 C am # 11 m W in n er C a m * 7 v s W in n er C am e 9 ,1 0 am . C a m e H _ Winner C a m * 4 vs. IVinoer C am e 1 0 .1 J O p m G a m * 13* _ W in n er C a m * 11 v s L o s*r C a m * It, 3 pm . C a m * 14* _ W in n er C a m * 12 v s L o a n C a m * 12. 4 0 0 p m Sunday, M ay 2A C am e IS’ _ W in n er C a m * 13 v s W inner C a m * 1 4 ,3 p m . • -G a m * I3 w lil b * n re n s a ry if lh « w inner of C a m * 9 also w in s C a m * 11. • ■C a m * 14 w ill b e necessary if i h * w inner o f C a m * 10 also w in s C a m * 12. U C a m * 13 is rxH necessary. C a m * 14 w ould atari a l 3 p m * - II b o th b ra ck et w inners an* u n d rfra tn l, Ih er* w ill b ( n o 3 p m. o r 4 J 0 p .m . gam es on Saturday and the cham pionahip gam e would be C a m e 13. Awards Continued from page I B Com m issioner-Em eritus Floyd E. Lay, w ho led the Association from 1963 through 1980. It is resented by D odge and Your lorida D odge Dealers, the offi­ cial vehicle o f the Florida High School Activities Association. The 577 m em ber senior high schools have been divided into six classifications for adm inis­ trative purposes based on the enrollments subm itted to the FHSAA O ffice in O ctober 2000, which were used to discern the classifications as they are draw n up now. An all-sports award will be presented in each of these six adm inistrative classifi­ cations in overall, girls and boys divisions at the conclusion of the 2001-02 school year. Points are aw arded a school based on its finish in FHSAA State Series com petition in each sport in the classification in w hich it has been assigned to com pete. T he top 32 places are scored. Points are awarded as follows: 5 0 ,4 7 , 44, 42, 40, 38, 36, 3 4 ,3 2 ,3 0 , 28, 26, 24, 22, 20, 18, 1 6 ,1 5 ,1 4 , 1 3 ,1 2 , 11, 1 0 ,9 ,8 ,7 ,6 , 5 ,4 ,3 ,2 ,1 . W hen two or m ore schools are tied for a particular place in a snort, the f>oints allotted for those places are shared equally by the schools that are tied. In the event o f a tie for the award in either the overall, girls or boys divisions at the end o f the school year, the following tiebreakers w ill b e used: (1) number o f state team cham pi­ onships w on; (2) number of state team runners-up finishes; (3) num ber o f regional team cham pionships w on; (4) number o f regional team runners-up fin­ ishes; (5) num ber of district team cham pionship^ won; and (6) num ber o f district team run­ ular FASCAR divisions of Super L ate Model, Sportsman, Mini-Stock, Bandoleros, Sup er Stock and Strictly Stock. Pit gates open at 5 p.m. 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 O rlan d o and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. For raceday Info only call 407-568-1367. G lade). 138.5. GIRLS STANDINGS CLASSAA 1. U k * Mary, 217; 2 Sarasota. 21AJ; 3, Winter Park. 200; 4. Oviedo, 197) 1 Spanish River (Boca Raton), 1885. CLASSSA 1. Buchhoia (G ainesville), 2 8 2 1 ; 2 N icer ille, I1 A Z 1 D urant (P la n t City), 183; 4. Cooper City, 178; 3, Fo rt M yers, 171. CLASS4A 1. S t T h om as A i f v u i a * (Fort L au d en lsie), 403. 2. C hiles (Tallahassee), 2 2 1 5 ; 2 Plan t (Tampa), 2 1 7 ; 4. (tie) O u r Lady o( U m n Jes (M iami), 1 6 3 3 , 4. (be) S a tellite (Satellite Beach). 1635 CLASSJA 3. I Bodes (Jackson ville). 277; 2 G ulliver Prep (C oral G ab les). 2 4 3 ; 3 Bichop M o o n (O rlando). 1 9 * 5 ; 4 C ard in al G ib b on * (Fort Lauderdale). 1 7 9 5 ; 5 . B ishop Verot [Fort M yers), 163. CLASS2A I. Lake H igh lan d Prep [O rlando), 2 9 7 3 , 2 W estm inster A cad em y (Fort Lauderdale), 243; 3. Trinity Prep (W inter Park), 1 7 8 3 ; 4. Maclay (Tallahassee), 1 7 6 3 ; 5 Episcopal (Jat kaonviUr). 173. CLASS A I. O ak ll a l l (CainesviU e), 24U; 2. Lakeland C h ristia n , 2 2 2 3 , 3. S i. Joh n s C ountry Day (O ran ge Park), 124, 4. N orthw est Christian (M iam i), 119; 5. C om m u nity S ch ool o ( Naples, IUI3, BOYS STANDINGS CLASS AA I. Lake B ra n tley (A ltam on te S p rin g s), 200-5; 2 . C h risto p h e r C o lu m b u s (M ia m i), 168; 2 O v ied o , 165.3; 4. B lisim in gdale (ValricoL 148. 5- M artin C ou n ty (Stuart). 147. CLASS 3A I C olum bia (L ake C ity). 214.5; 2 Flagler Palm C oast (B u n n ell), 210) 3. Fort M yers, 1 *2 5 ; 4. Lincoln (Tallahassee), 169; 5 Sem inole, 16 3 3 , CLASS 4A I. S t T h om as A .;uina» (Fort Lau drrdalr). 2 3 5 5 . 2 C h iles rTalUhavwe). 1 *3 ; 3 Estrro. 159. ,4 . Palm Bay (M elb ou rn e), I5 A 3 ; 5 . Bishop Kenny (Jackson ville), 150. CLASS 3A I N ease ( S t A ugustine). 271); 2 |e*uil (Tam pa). 2 6 2 5 ; 2 Holies (Jacksonville). 251, 4 C ard inal G ib b o n s (Fort Lauderdale), 2 2 6 3 . 5. Belen Jesuit P tr p (M iam i), 2U). CLASS IA I Lake H ighland Piep (O tlan d o), 3 0 2 2 A m erican H e n la g e (D elray B each ), 221; 3. M a cla y (T a lla h a sse e ), 196; 4 . Trinity Prvp (W in ter P a rk ), 1943; 5. E piscopal (Jackson ville), 1 * 3 .2 CLASS A 1. St. S tep h en 's Episcopal (Bradenton), 115; 2 C p p v rn o m C h ristian (Lauderh ill). 1 0 2 3. Oak Hal) (G aines v il lc ), 10 1 5 ; 4. N* if th slde C hristian (St. Petersburg), 9 ) 4 , 2 Shorecnrsl Prrp ( S t P etrrsbu rg), 9 6 1 m i-- i.Jli — a-- a- 6-- a*—**■*. ... rwaKi p o o io ay Jim wmq Alter a slow start on the mound, senior Brett Murphy had a good day tor Ovtado, going 2-for-3 with a run scored and a iloien base at the plate and avowing only two earned runs on four hits over 3-1/3 Innings on the mound. But tour errors kept the Lions ace In trouble a s he suffered the loss to finish the season, 7-4. Oviedo Continued from page IB ting to Tampa. But other c la ss y saw upsets too, as No. 1 nationally-ranked and previously undefeated Dunedin fell in the Class 4A final and 333-3 Northslde Christian o f St. Petersburg lost in the Class A finale. Southridge took advantage of batting first and maybe the pressure o f having to play defense and throw strikes first got to Oviedo. Brandon Manasa led off with a four-pitch walk and went to second w hen Rene Ruiz's tap­ per down the third base line was thrown low to first. Robert Andino then hit an 0-2 pitch just inches fair into the rightfield com er for an RBI single. After Andino stole second, Danny Diaz hit a grounder toward first that took a bad-hop off Brian Brooks and rolled into short right for a two-run single. Jimmy Bertelson then hit a grounder behind third that Justin Young thought was foul and by the time he threw, Bertelson had an infield hit and when the throw got away, cour­ tesy-runner Robert Zalvidar raced all the way home from first. A double play and a ground ball back to the mound finally ended the nightmarish inning for the Lions in which Wainscott paid two visits to the mound. O viedo looked like it might bo able to answ er as Kevin Cominsky led off the bottom of the first inning with a single. But a double play and a strike out ended the threat. The Lions also had chances in each o f the next tw o innings as Young led off the second inning with a single and Bridger Hunt walked. But a pick off ruined those hopes and even an error could not get the offense going. In the third inning, Justin Stines and Cominsky both sin­ gled to begin the frame, but a O utdoors' Continued from page IB predict that over 3,000 cases will come into our nationwide 24hour call center from Friday May 24 to Monday, May 27," said Jerry Cardarelli, assistant vice president of towing ser­ vices for BoalU-S. "M ost o f these cases are thankfully non-emergency, but everyone needs to take some extra steps to ensure their Memorial Day doesn't go awry," he continued. 1 1 failed slash bunt turned Into a strike out and a ground out and another strike out ended that threat. The Spartans, who had men on but could not score in the second or third innings, took advantage o f another break to m ake the score 5-0 in the fourth inning. With one out, Kendrick Pope h it a tapper in front o f the plate, b u t the throw to first sailed into rightfield. Carlos C eron was then hit by a pitch and Wainscot brought o n Colin Irvine to relieve Brett Murphy. Irvine got a grounder for the second ou t, but then m ade a wild pickoff throw to first, allow ing pinch runner Charles Byrd to score from third. Irvine w ould retire the next eight in a row before giving up back-to-back hits in the seventh inning. But the senior would -settle dow n to retire the final 1two batters to keep the game close. Oviedo finally broke through in the fourth inning. W ith one out, M urphy singled and Irvine bunted for a single. Charles Parker advanced the runners w ith a grounder to first and Justin Stine* broke the ice with a sharp two-out, two-run single to center Tne Lions only had one more opportunity to score. Hunt led off the sixth inning, but was robbed of a hit on a great diving stop by second baseman Manasa. Murphy then singled and stole second as Irvine filed to left and then went to third on a passed ball. But the Clemson signec was stranded there when Parker's bid for an RBI single was stopped on another amazing diving play by Manasa. Oviedo outhit Southridge, 8-6, but could not overcome five errors. be pr red ti o f the fact that they scored two More than half of the prob­ lems are related to incomplete spring com m issioning and mechanical failures. These include failure to inspect cool­ ing and exhaust system s, dead batteries and fuel system prob­ lems. "Topping off your tanks with clean, fresh fuel - and not trusting your fuel gauge would save a lot headaches for boaters," Cardarelli said. Above all, BoatU.S. strongly recomm ends having an opera­ ble VHF radio to call 1 i earned runs off o f Spartans ace Edgar Ramirez (154)). The 6foot-4 righthander had allowed only two earned runs all season entering the game and had an ERA of 0.21. Contributing to the O viedo attack were Stines (2-for-3, two RBI), Murphy (2-for-3, run, stolen base), Cominsky (2-for-4), Young and Irvine (both l-for-3), and Matt McClung (run scored). Bertelson was the only Southridge player w ith two hits, going 2-for-3. Manasa, Ruiz, Andino, and Diaz added one hit each. Wainscott was assisted this year by Rob Williams and Aaron McFarland. Members of the team were Kevin Cominsky, M att Lopez, Brian Brooks, Justin Young, Bridger Hunt, Colin Irvine, Justin Stines, Barry Baxter, Brett Murphy, Alex M ilian, David Evans, Josh Wolf, Matt McClung, Lenny G om ez, Alan Farina, Charles Parker, Michael Grayson, Jeremy Ketzner, Corey Bevis and Tim Johnson. f 1 FHSAA BASEBA LL FIN A LS at L tgend s Field# T am p * CLASS 6A SEMIFINALS Friday* M ay 17 SPARTAN S % L IO N S 2 M iam i S o u lh iid ge* 0Q 100 0 _ S i 1 OvieduOOO 200 0 _ 2 1 5 Rumifrz arid Dial* Silva (6). Murphy, Irvin* (4) and Milian* WF _ Ram in?* (15-0). L F _ Mtuphy (7-1)- Sava _ nun*. 2fl _ none- 3 8 _ none- HR _ none Record* _ O v ied o 25-9, T H O R O U G H B R E D S 11* B U LLS 7 H U le a h l0 2 1 2 0 5 . 1 U l 2 BloomjngdzlrCOQOTO Q 7 1 2 1 Vzzqurz. C a., Caalattanas (5), A lfonso, R. (3). Goruaiex. G. (7) and Mico. Batoon. B . Madaun. C. (5)* Kemper* C. (5) an d C ollin*. W P _ Altunin, R. IJP _Kemper, C . Save _ Guctz*il*i. C. 2B _ Hialeah, Diaz, John, M ico, J., O tero, G ., A bay,E ; B lo o m m g Jjl* _ Strauss, R_, Ktbirr, B , Rodriguez, M. 3B _ none. HK _ none Record* _ Hialeah 25-10; EUuomingilal* 16-16. CHAMPIONSHIP CAME Saturday* M ay IB T H O R O U G H B R E D S 5. SPA RTA N S 4 HlaleahOOt 300 I . S 4 2 MLami-Southridg# IQQ 602 1 . 4 4 3 Gonzalez# G , Alfonao, R. (6) and M ira. Rodriguez, R , Manasa, B, (4), A ndino, H. (7) and Diaz. W P _ G onzalez. G . L P _ Rodriguez, R, Save _ Alfonso, R. 2B _ Southrid ge, Diaz, D. 3 i _ Southridge, M anasa, fck H R _ none Records _ Hialeah 24-10; S outhrid ge 32-2. Tow BoatU.S., the Coast Guard, or other nearby vessels who may able to provide immediate assistance. Cell phone reliability can be an issue for boaters, especially when a breakdown turns into a more serious situa­ tion. BoatU.S. established its tow­ ing services in 1983 and today is the nation's largest with more than 400 commercial towing vessels coast-to-coast. For more information, call 800-888-4869 or visit www.BoalUS.com. 1 1 �T he S eminole Herald Briefs cam pers attend from 8-to-10 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday; Beginner III (ages 12 & Up) cam pers attend from 9 -to -ll a.m . on Monday and Friday; and Academ y (tournam ent juniors) cam pers will attend from 10 a.m .-to-l p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. All sessions take place at Westmonte Park in Altam onte Springs. Cam p dates are: Session I June 3-28; Session II . J u l y 1-26. For m ore information or to register, please con­ tact Bradstreet Tennis at 407-262-217D. You can also check the Altamonte Sports website for ad di­ tional information at www.altamontesports.org. Continued from page I B Meets will be held on Wednesdays evenings and last about two hours. Meets are informal, friendly, novice-level with other area teams and swimmers compete with children o f sim ilar ages and abilities in a non-threatening form at where swimmers gel awards for competing. This is a great way for kids to get involved in swim team as the competitions are very low-key. Kids that want to continue year-round have the option to do so when the summer ends. For more information, call Seminole Aquatics head coach Tony Ackcrson at 407-302-1034. C A S S E L B E R R Y S W IM M IN G SE M IN O L E / SC C S O F T B A L L C A M P Wire. Park Pool, located at 806 Mark David Blvd., is open to the public. Current hours of operation are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from noon to 7 p.m. For more information regarding to pool or swim lessons, call 407-263-7177. Sem inole High School softball coach Dave Rogers and Sem inole Community College softball coach Courtney M iller have announced they will hold a Fastpitch Softball Camp at the Seminole High School Softball Field ana Complex in June. The cam p, which will have college players assisting Rogers and Miller, will be June 12-14 and run from 2 p.m . to 5 p.m each day and is open to players who are in grades 4-8 ThedeadlLinc to register is June 4 and the cost is $60 per player. All1players should bring cleats playi and gloves. All other equipment will be provided. To register or for more information, contact Courtney Miller at 407-328-2332 or 407-328-2090 or D avid Rogers at 407-320-5260. U C F B A SK E T B A L L C A M PS The University of Central Florida/Kirk Speraw Basketball Cam p will be holding four sessions this summer. The cam ps are open to players ages 7-to-17 and begin a 9 a.m . and end a 4 p.m. daily. Each cam per will receive a camp basketball, camp tshirt, and a dally lunch. All camp activities will be held in the (air-conditioned) UCF Arena. Camp dates are: Session I _ June 3-6. Session II _ June 17-21. Shooting Camp _ June 22. Session III _ June 24-28. Parents w ho are interested in receiving more information or a cam p brochure by mail can con­ tact assistant coach Craig Brown at 407-823-5808. Winning Ways Basketball will be holding sever­ al camps this summer for both boys and girls. N othing But Nets Camp _ The cam ps are open to boys and girls ages 6-15 and run ns half-day or full-clay sessions. Half-day campers attend from 9 a.m .-to-noon each day, and full-day campers attend from 9 a.m.-to-4 p.m. each day. The cam p program includes Coaches C om er discussions, warm-up and fundamentals, drills, contests, games, videos and swimming. All sessions take place at the Lake Brantley Field House in Altamonte Springs. Camp dates arc: Session I _ June 3-7; Session 11 _ June 17-21; Session HI _ July 1-5. Sum m er G irls B asketball Camp _ The cam p is open to girls ages 8-15 and runs as a half-day camp from 9 a.m.-to-noon each day. All activities take place at the Lake Brantley Athletic Com plex Fieldnouse. Camp dates are: June 10-14. Shooting Camp _ The camp is open to boys and-girlti ages' 8 -15 and! runs a-vn half-day c a m p . tro m 9 a.m .-to-noon each day. All cam pers will . ..»» receive an official Baden Camp basketball. All activities take place'at the Lake Brantley A thletic Complex Fieldhuusc. Camp dates arc: July 8-12. For m ore information or to register, please co n ­ tact Winning Ways Basketball's Barry Mestel at 407-339-9053 or 1-800-808-HOOP (4667). You can also check out the website at www.winwaysinc.com. Bradstrcct Tennis will host two 4-week sessions o f its youth tennis camp this summer. The cam ps are open to boys and girls ages 4-18 and run in two or three dav a week sessions. Tots (ages 4-7) campers attend from 8-to-9 a.m. on Monday and Wednesday; Beginner 11 (ages 8-11) Legals W TM* COUNTY COURT, Summary Fcial Judgment lo ts 61 end 62. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, i t recorded n Pt»1 Book 3. page 3 7 . Semino** County, Honda, k m ehna- West M Met ot lo t 6 t thervol. Daled thus 2nd day ot May, 2002. Maryam* Mors*. C M * ot t m Court By Mary Stoup* Dtflutv Cisrh MARLOWE. APPLETON A WEATHERFOFIO, PA. ICUt W M ona BN d. Suaa 105 Writer Part. FI 1 27*9 Pufctati M a, 15. 22. 2002 M M Itl sort SEM MOLE COUNTY FLORIDA C A M NO,: 00-C C -15JT-20R in am o WALTER T MIMS Plamtilt. vs QENNIE WILLIAMS. Defendant of sale PURSUANT TO P S . CHAPTER 45 None* i t g ven fia t pviu ard 10 ■ I M (udgrrwS (tend A ugust. 2000. H Cm No 0 0 4 X -1 S 2 7 -2 0 R ot the C ount, C a r t In and k r Seminole C a r r y Florida in wfach WALTER T. MIMS la * ie Plantill and OENNIE WILLIAMS la Dalendart. 1 wA ft to t i e Ngnaat and beat taddai lor caah at the Waal Front Door ot Sananola County Courthouse. 301 N. Patti A w w . Sanford. Florida at 11:00 a.m. on Tfiunda,. Ju ra S. 2002. t i e Mowing d e s e r te d propa r t, set Kytti n rha Amandad M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EKJHTEENTH ju o tc iA L em eurr, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA Caaa No. 02-0*4*041204. DEBRA A OlINN, L eg a ls L eg a ls docum ent, upon rvguftl. You must Am p ( i f C X d ot * » C rc u * Court • olHcf noMIfd 01 your cu rtfn l f d d i f f * (You m a , toe Nooce ot Current AdrVni. Ftonde F a m f, Lew Form 12 9 1 5 ) Future p aper, n *ua 1awtua m l be m eted to me address on record at tha ctarV t olflca WARNING Rule I2 2B5. Florida Farraf, Law Rutaa ot Procadure. ra q u ra , c a fta n automatic daefoaura ot docum ent, and information F a f jr a to com p*, can * M (1 san c­ tion,. rldudng ddmrssat 0T slnkng of ptaedtngs DetadUAY 8, 2002 MARYANNE M ORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT B y ScAonda Peoples Deputy O ar* PubUsti May tS . 2 2 .2 9 . and A ate 5 .2 0 0 2 MMHO SHAWN WH11AMS BcsporwJifil NOTICE O f ACTION FOfl O tS S O lim O H O f MARRIAGE TO SHAWN WILLIAMS Address l>iknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED t m 1 an action has b **n Mad agamtt you and fiat you ar* rvqulmd to te rv * a copy ot your «rffl*n datansas, it any, to Hon DEBRA A. GUNN, mhtmm address ft 90S Wran wood Lan*. AlUmonl# Springs. Honda 32714. on or before [date| JUNE 12. 2002. and M* t m ongtnal with ih* clerk ot this Court at 301 North Part Avenue,. Santont FL 33771, betor* ie n n e* on PeMwner or imm*di«l*1y t>ereatl*r II you fail to do »o. a default may be entered •garnet you tar ih * relief demanded In the Petition. Copies of a l oourt documents in ilia case , including orders, are available at the Clerk of the Circuit Courts office You may review these You Gotta Have Friends ... A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S B A SE B A L L W IN N IN G WAYS B A SK E T B A L L B R A D S T R E E T T E N N IS S U M M E R C A M P L eg a ls n o t ic e Pagf 3B Wctlncwlay, May 22. 2002 And A National Magazine. U S Sports M anagement will be hosting a Youth Baseball Cam p and Youth Baseball Tournament in June. The Sum m er Youth Baseball Camp will be June 10-14 a t Eastmonto Park in Altamonte Springs. The cam p is a half-day camp and is open to play­ ers from 6-12 years o f age. The cam p will be presented by Mike M alatests, Tom Siegfried, and M ajor League guests. Cam p instructors will utilize a circuit training approach and an em phasis will be placed on the mechanics o f hitting, fielding, pitching, base running and gam e strategy. The F a th e rs Day Youth Baseball Tournament will be June 14-16 at Eastmonte Park and is open to team s 10-Under, 12-Under, 13-Under and 14Undcr. The tournament is classified as an open tourna­ m ent with a three gam e guarantee for each team. The form at will follow AAU baseball rules. T h e deadline to register is June 10. For additional information or to register your for the cam p or tournam ent, please contact US Sports M anagem ent at 407-263-7910 or em ail at ussportsm @ aol.com . And Prescription Discounts. And Other Healthcare Discounts. And Travel Opportunities. And, So Much More... Join more than 300,(XX) adults age 50 and over who benefit from this membership program which promotes healthy living through education, social events and other special membership privileges. Call toll-free 407-321-4500 Ext. 57S4 N A BA BA SEBA LL TO U RN EY T h e National A m ateur Baseball Association is currently looking for youth and/or High School baseball players ages 13-15,16-18, and 20 and , U nder that would like to be a part o f the 2002 N ational Invitational Wooden Bat Tournament to be held in the Hubert H. Humphrey M etrodom e (hom e of.the M innesota Twins) June 13-16 and Ju ne 20-23. All interested parties should contact M ichael E. M ayden for a registration form or additional inform ation at 773-264-1040. Space is limited. S | ,n | t h e l i e n \ im i r i i * l i l i v i l l i i v i ’ l l i t i ' s s |ir< ii’ i . u i i s ||i i i m h ;I i S < -ftitw I n c iu ls ST E T S O N BA SK ETBA LL C A M PS The Derek W augh-Stetson University Basketball C am ps will be held in June and July at the Edm unds Activities Center in DeLand. The Cam ps and dates arc as follows: Shooting Cam p _ June 14-16. Position Cam p _ June 16-20. 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May 22.2003 L ecals L tC A L S M THE CMCUIT COURT NA NO FO R ••M M OL* COUNTY, FLOftaDA CA8EMO:91-CA-tU4-14-K THE Cm rW AN CUL MORTGAGE COMPANY, MC. I V l ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY S ER V IC ES, PIC. I V * PORO CONSUMER FINANCE. COMPANY TOMMIE BRYANT, BEVERLY BRYANT, and any unknown hair*. offwr wkmown paraon* or wkuiown ■potaaa darning by, t n u p i and undar any of Vw above-nam ed T h e S e m in o l e H c k a l d PLAINTIFF 801 B. Unrvarepy Ortva SUM * 0 0 P la tk d to n .F l 33X11 (9 *4 )2 3 * 8 0 0 0 01 -B062*( FM)FTN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. panona akh dbabPWaa nr contact COURT ADMMSTRATION. M Iha SEMINOLE County C orth ou aa to * 0 7 4 6 5 4 2 2 7 .1 4 • 8 8 8 7 7 1 (TOO) or 1-800-933-8770, via Ftonda R d a y Sam oa PW ddiM ay IS . 22. 2002 MM134 •I THE CM CUfT COURT OF THE tkdl juofOAL adcurr, M AND FOR S C M M O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE H a : 82-CA-47J-18W BAH MaOar #014236 N O TICaO P NOTICE la hereby grven P a l t a undaraigrwd Clark of tha Circuit Cow l d Samewto Coway, Ftond*. • a on r » 11 dry d A n a . 20B2.M 1 1 0 0 octock A M N V w Waal Work door ol Vw Sam m oi* County Courihoua* n Sanford. Ftonda, oltar tor sere and M l at pupae outcry to Pia fsgheaf and boat biddar tor caah. P a B b d n p N i a t a d property rau* te n Samnoto Coway, Ftonda. 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P a dyto ol which a nraealad WITNESS my hand and official aaal ot aatd Cowl Pka B day d May. 2009. P you d a a paraon a d i a rkaatAvy ontor to pattrepaw n P ng. you are in tdad. d no c o d to you. to P a provtdond cartdn r w i larva Ptoaia contact Court aiknrtatrdor. 301 N. Park Avanua. S u ta N 301, Santord, Florida 2 2 7 7 1 , <407)1234320 a rt 4277, wkhm 2 making daya ol yow racayA ol P ia noUca ol toradoaura tala. P you ara h aam g unpaired, c a l i BOD 9538771; p you are m ic a unpaired, c a l 1800-*3 3 -8 7 7 0 Wteryfcm# Mors# CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By MaryStroupa Daputy d ark (COURT SEAL) ATTORNEY FO R PLAINTIFF S a n d * A Mararwi Buoar A Hoach. PA. 1163 3 Conway Rd_. Sta E Orlando, Ftonda 3 2 8 1 2 (407)381-3200 Pubkah- May 13. 2 2 . 2002 MM 130 H THE CM CU fT COURT O F THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, P IA N O FOR B EM dlO LS COUNTY. FLORIDA G EN ER A L JURtSOtCTtON DfVtSiOht CABS NO: 01-C A -H B2-14-K FIR ST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES O/B/A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF VS WALTER N. ABLE DOE. IF LIV1NO. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SP O U SE . H E IR S. D E V IS E E S . ORANTEES. A SSIG N E E S. LIENORS. C RED ITO RS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST WALTER N. ARLEOGE. UNKNOWN S P O U S E O F WALTER N ARLEOGE. IF ANY. ROYAL ARMS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC ; HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Ul. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE A S UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FO REC LO SU R E SALE NOTICE IS H EREB Y OIVEN pur •uant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Forectoaua dakad May A. 2 0 0 2 araarad n C M C aaa No 01-CA2382. 14-K cd Pia ClrauP Court ol Pia IIT H Jw S d a ! Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Ftorato, I wd w * to Vw toghad and b ad Orddar tor c a d i d Pia W EST FRONT DOOR <4 Iha SEMINOLE Cowity Courthouaa tocatad d 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE n SAN­ FORD. Ftonda. at 1 1 0 0 a m on Pia II day ot Ju n a. 2 0 0 2 Pto M ow ing daserkwd praparty aa M to m n u r t Summary Final AnApnant, to" u n it 338-22. ROYAL ARMS CON­ DOMINIUM. A CONDOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLARA­ TION OF CONOOMP4LA! TH ERE­ OF. AS RECOROED PI OFFICIAL RECORDS BO OK 1480. PAGES 1384. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, AS AMENDED. TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST itl THE COMMON ELEMENTS AND LIMIT­ ED COMMON ELEMENTS OECLARED IN SAIO DECLARA (ION OF c o n d o m in iu m t o b e AN APPURTENANCE TO SAID UNIT. Oaiad p ia g day ol May. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) m a rya n n e m o r s e Clark ol Pia Circuit Court B y Mary Slraupw Daputy d a rk Pubiuhln: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW O F FIC E S OF DAVID J STEHN. P -A , ATTORNEY FO R AMERICAN GENERAL EQUITY, P t C , HOME ), GARFIELD H SIMPSON. DAWN A Sim p s o n a n y u n k n o w n h e ir s , D EV ISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITO RS. TR U STEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. BY, THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST DOP4A HACKWORTH a id . . )■ T O GARFIELD H SIMPSON m d DAWN A. SIMPSON. P O S o t *2 2 2 1 2 . Longwood. FI 327*2-2212 AND ANY PARTIES UNKNOWN to PtotrkM. which parttoa may ba rear a ii^ N W i. tn jd a a a , o t othar ciaimanta, by. plough, undar or aod n d DONNA HACKWORTH. dacaaaad NOTICE O F ACTION YOU ARE NOTIFIED d id an acaon tor toredoaura at mortgaga on pw Wtowklg praparty: L d 9, MARKHAM PLACE. P td Book 2 2 . Pagaa 3 0 and 31. PuWtc Racordi ol Samlnoto Cowry, Florida haa baan Mad agaaid you and you ora roqwred to aarva a copy ot yow wrfton datanaaa to «, k any. on JOHN C. ENOLEHAROT. P A . 1*24 E , Urtngdon BaaaL Ortondo. Ftonda 32803. PtondTa Htamay. no more P a n 10 doya bom Pw data ol Pw tow pubacaoon ol Pat NoOca ol Acaon and Mo Pw original wah Pw Ctoik ot Pka Cowl aatwr b aton aanrtca on PtoekkTa anomay, or anmartwia ty Pwraahar. oPwrwWa a dalauit wd ba arkarad agalnd you tor Pw rakal damandtd In Pw Comptarnl tor Forecfotute WITNESS my hand and aaal ot Pka Court on MATI 0 20X2. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By RuPlKing John C. EngtohardL P A 1*24 E Lmngtton SI Ortando. Ftonda 32803 Putaah May 1 3 ,7 2 .7 0 0 2 MM 133 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EtOHTIINTH JUDICIAL CMCUIT M ANO FOR S E k B N O Ll COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CAS E NO. Q1-CA-2124-14 DIVISION K L ecals L ecals L ic a l s ly aa art tom to aaid Final Judgnwrk: THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THtS NOTICE. A U C L A M S NOT SO FSX D I t t L BE FOREVER BARRED The 8*1* oI MM pubacaoon ol tke Nokck la May 19, 2002. U**TID STATES LOT 7, BLOCK A. SPRING LAKE HSXS, ACCORDING TO TUB PLAT THEREOF A S RECORDED M PLAT BOOK IS . PAOE(S) 73 S 74. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMI N O U COUNTY. FLORIOA LE SS ANO EXCEPT THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED PORTION O F LOT 7. SLOCK -A"; THAT PART O F LOT 7. BLOCK A S P R 8 I0 LAKE H 8 1 3 . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A 3 RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 15. AT PAGE(S) 73 • 74, OF THE PU BU O RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA LYING BETW EEN THE EXISTING WESTERLY RIGHTOF-WAY LINE OF WYMORE ROAD AND THE EASTERLY FACE O F THE E X IS T * * ! MASONRY PRIVA­ CY WALL. LOCATED ON THE EASTERLY PORTION OF SAIO LOT 7 ANO B E * * ) MORE PARTICULAR LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE EASTERLY 2 0 0 FEE T A 3 MEASURED PERPENDICULAR TO THE W ESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF WYMORE ROAD. O F LOT 7. BLOCK -A '. SPRINO LAKE HILLS. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK IS AT PAGE SIS ) 73 S 74. OF THE PUBLIC RE COHOS O F SEM I­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CON­ TAINING 20 2 SQUARE FEE T MORE OR L E S S THE SKETCH FO R THIS DESCRIPTION IS SHOWN ON SHEET 7 OF 17 OF THE RIGHT-OF-WAY MAP OF WYMORE ROAD. a lso b e in g d e s c r ib e d as THAT PORTION OF LOT 7. BLOCK -A* SPRINO LAKE H IU .S. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS AT PAGESIS) 73 1 74 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA THAT WAS CON­ VEYED BY J O t * i E. BOYER ANO TOE A BOYER. HIS WIFE. TO SEMNOLE COUNTY IN THAT C ER TAM WARRANTY DEED RECORO­ ED M OFFICIAL RECORDS B O O * 4233 AT PAGE 8 *3 . OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SU BJEC T TO A 14 FOOT PLATTED EASEMENT AS PER SPRINO LAKE HILLS AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BO O * IS AT PAGE(S) 73 8 74 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AND ANY OTHER EASEMENTS OF RECORD AK/A 21 0 Roam gm od Trail, Aaammw Sgrtngi. FL 32714 WITNESS MY KANO and ttw to o l o l *ka Court on May 9. 2002 Clatk ol * w Cireul Court By Mary Slroiea D*puly Clark [ctwvam* lA jaocw tol. P A P O Boa 2 3 0 1 * Tampa, Ftonda 13822 5 0 1a FO1009788 'S * * Amkrtcana artti Oraabrkttoa Act * you are a p*raon mkh a daabdky t o rwada accommodakon at ontor to partrcywi* In h r proceeding, you ■re ermtod at no ooel to you. tot tw prorttron ol certain ea a ieta n c* Pleaae contact Court Arktknietratnn *1 201 N. Park Avefue, Santord. Ftonda 3 3 771, lelephona number (4 0 7 )8 8 5 -4 2 2 7 , mthei 2 working daya o t your receak ol t e a docu­ ment. R hearing knpaked, (TOO) 160 0 9 3 * 8771 Pitokeh May I S 2 2 .2 0 0 2 IA I131 SUNTRUST MORTOAGE. WC MARC C BO W ERS K K A MARC BO W ER3. at ai, Datandant(»| NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw•uant to a Final Judgmanl ol Mortgaga Foreckwura da lad May 08. 2002 and arkared n Caaa NO 01C A 2824-14 ot Pw Crrewt Court ol PW EIGHTEENTH ju t c ia l O o r t n and tor SEMINOLE Cowky. Ftonda nharaai SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. P C , la Pw Plamotl and MARC C. BOW ERS AK/A MARC BOWERS. ALCIA BO W ERS AK/A ALICIA X. BO W ERS. ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUOH. UNDER. AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENOANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAM AN INTEREST AS SPO U SE S. HEIRS, D EV ISEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. LITTLE CREEK HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION. P C ., are Pw Datandanti. I m l aafl to Pw h t^ w d and b ad biddar tor caah d W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA d 11 00AM, on Pw day ol JUN I 3 2002 2 0 0 2 , Pw totommg daacrkwd praparty aa a d tom in and Find jm jy n n l : LOT 8 8. LITTLE CREEK PHASE M Ba ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 91. PAGE<S) 71-74. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AK/A 2684 Running Springs Loop. Owetto, FL 32765 W ITNESS MY HAND end tf>« f * l o l t * s Court on MAY 0 9 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 Maryann* Mors# Cterti at ft# Circuit Court By Mary Stroup# Deputy Petit Echevarria A A uooalee. PA P O Bos 25018 Tamp#. Ftonda 33822 5010 FO1010602 " S e e American* with DitaMrbe* Act It you ar# a person with « cHateMy #ho needs accommodation m order to pam apale n m*» proceeding, you are e n ^ e d *1 no coal lo you. tor Ihe provtston of certain assistance Pleas# contact Court Administration at 201 N Parti Avenue. Sanford, Florida 32771, lelephona number (4 0 7 )6 6 5 4 2 2 7 . *ith*n 2 eo/tong days oI your recarpt of tfus docu­ ment, H hearing vnpaired, (TOO) 1BOO-9 5 ^ 8 771 PubLeh May 15. 22. 2002 MM 132 THE C1RCUTT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH ju o tc iA L c iR c u r r M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CA SE NO. 01-CA-244I DCVISION 14-K CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PlMra*. vs JOttN E BOYER, at el ») NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Final Judgment ot Mortgage Foreclosure dated May 06. 2002 and entered n Cas# NO Ol CA-244T ol ihe Circwi Court: ol the EIGHTEENTH Judttai CecuK n end lor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda eh erem CHASE MANHAnAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a ihe Plemcfl and JOHN E BOYEn. ZO€ A. BOYER, are the Defendants, I * # M l to the highest and beat twJder lor cash el W EST FRONT DOOR O f THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORO, FLORIOA el II 00AM on r e 13 dey ol June 2002, the loitowing deaenhed proper M THE CMCUIT COURT FOR ■CMMOL1 COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION C A M NO. 02-471-C P IN RE THE ESTATE O f ARTHUR WILLIAM LINDSLEY * v a WILLIAM ARTHUR UNOSLEY NOT1CI TO CREDITORS TO ALL PE R SO N S HAVING CLAIMS OR OEMANOS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: You are hereby nobbed tfial a to Detarmm* Homaalaad haa b een Med In ttw a t l a i e ol ARTHUR WILLIAM UNOSLEY a V < WILLIAM ARTHUR LINDSLEY. decaeaed. Fke Nunbar 0 2 4 7 1 -CP. by *w Cecuk Court o l Sam nola Couky. Ftonda. Probata Otvwion. ttw eddraea ol aWch ■ Poe! o n e * Drawer C. Santord. Ftonda 32771. Vial »w total caah vakw ol * w aatat* » * 0 0 0 aa *w only aaaet oI the decadent i* tw decad en fa homaLot 14 ol Replel ol Lola 8 2 Ihorugh 7 * ol OUEEHS MIRROR SOUTH SECOND REPEAT ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY, according to pial Rwreol aa recorded n Pial B oo* 13. Paga 81 ol the Pubkc R ecord ! ol Semeiole Cburky. ftonda. . Ttw nemea and eikkeaaaa ol R o te to who k haa deacended are: Cack Gene Undalay Address P O B o , 288 Longwood. F l 3 2 7 *0 A! person* are requred to Me wrth thtt rfabj-fc nl |tojd court WITHIN 3 CAtENOAfl MONTHS FROM THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THtS NOTICE #1 claims against th# estate m lh# form #nd manner prescribed by Sachem 73 3 70 3 0/ th# FtondM S tatu tes and R um 3 49 0 o t ttI# H on d a Rule s o t P ro b a ta and G u ard ian sh ip Procedure AU. CLAIMS ANO OEMANOS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FO REV ER BARRED l^jbticalion of if** Notsc# h a * begun on May 15. 2002 WOkam H Mormon. Esquare Ftonda Bar « 143303 BALDWIN 0 MORRISON. PA 7100 South tfcghway 17 92 Fem P art, Ftonda 32730 Telephone 407/834-1424 Attorney tor Personal Representative Pubbth May 15. 22. 2002 MM129 IN THE DRCUrT COURT FO R SEMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION F9# Ma. PR 0 1 -1002 IN R E ESTATE OF R U S S E L i L D£VAUGHN, Oeceatod NOTICE TO CREDITORS Th# admirvstraUjn of th * estate ci RU SSELL L DEVAUGHN deceased, ftm Number PR 01-1002. # pending in Ihe Drcurt Court lor Secrwnole County Ftonda, Probate Ovtuon, ti# addreee of whach * Poet O ne# Boa 0099, Sanford, Ftonda 32772 8099 Th# n am es and addresses of the personal represun tafive and Iha personal represent# live s attorney are sef forth below M credMore of the decedent .and, other persons having claim s or demands agamsl decedent's estate, inctudmg unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, on whom a copy of this notice is served must f4e their cterns wrth th«s court WITH!N THE LATER O f 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIR ST POBLICA TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ail other creditors ol the decadent and persons having claim s or demands egaaisl decedent's estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, musf Me their c la m s with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF MICHAEL DEVAUGHN 1200 LUgncAe Avenue Sentofd, FtonSi Je m e a B | Attorney Ftonda Bar No 117370 MATEER 8 HAKBERT, P A Poal Office Boa 2 8 * 4 Ortando, F l 32802 2 8 * 4 Taltphone (407)429-9044/ FAX (407)423-2018 Pubkah May 1 9 .2 2 . 2002 MM127 * 1 TH1 ORCUTT COURT FO R S IM N O L I COUNTY. /twUjkwwl UNITED STATES OF AMERICA K Le c a l s d b to ra h a lC . tVOONW 4«h 120 Fort Leuderdak TeSephorw (964483-0343 Facantot: (964)771-8062 FM01-06197 P u b M i May IS. 22.2002 MM1J0 DAVTOWXJ.IAMS_________ NOTICE OP F O R PO T U M Noace to hereby given Vwl on January 4. 2002. In Vi* caaa oI Untied S tats* v. Dewd W kiem i. Crtntowl No. «01-crS *O rt-2*O A B , Vw Uratod S ta it* CXtortcl Court tor Vw MkkSe DtoVtd ol Flortdi entered a PreVmlrwry Order lot Vw b r k k r s of b Huger g mMImeler aenk-eusomaf- M T m COUNTY COURT O F T H im O H T O im f juaoAL cBkcurr. COUNTY, CAM MX BT-MBBCC-MMI SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . a n d tar profit Ftonda c pwki. awlto >30904388 c. Moaaberg 12 gauge shotgun, serial K8920I. * O n* bUtoi prod vest tau ad on December 19. 2000, bom S i l l Brtghbneedoss Drive, Ortendd, WENDY 0 GERENA ANO HER UNKNOWN SPO U SE. Ftonda Fke He. Q2-1IB-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF WILBUR H BOOUAN. N O D C S TO CREDITORS Th* adminletratton ol *w etlaM ol Yrtbur H I t a knan. d e ra ile d . FM Nwnber 0 2-18 8G P , W pandng n toe Cecuk Court tor Seminol* Courky. Ftonda. Probata Dnrteon. *w eddrese o l which 8 301 North Perk Avenue, Santord. Florida 127711292. Tha nam e* end irtd re e ill oI *w peraoned regreaerkadye and *w pertonel repreaenu uve a attorney AI crea to r* aI 8w decedark and ocher paraon* having d a e n * or demand! egen et decaderka aatete, kidUkng immetured. conengark or ireq ik d iied cWffld, on ekiom a copy ol *ks nonce la aenwd muat Me fw e d a m e wkh t a a court WITHIN THE LATER O F 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIR ST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE OR 10 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ai obwr creator, o l *w nd peraorta having claim * or demand* a g e m decadenfa etieie. nctotkng unmakeed. Ctontmgerk or urkqucMad ctoree. mud Me t e r c to m i wrth IN* court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLICATION O F THH NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT S O FE E D WILL BE FO REVER BARRED Th* d a l* ol MM pubkeanon ol V i* Notice a Mey 15. 2002 December 19, 2000, tram 8111 Bridknw adoe Drive. Ortando. Ftonda. Th* llnltad States hereby gkre* nobc* or t* vierkton to depose of Vw brtWed prepertto* Vi audi man­ ner a* Vw Attorney General or a dsatpn** may drecL In accordance akh Vw pro stolon* a t21 U S.C. I 853, any paraon havkrg os ctomtoig a legal ltd*. Me. or seat eel to any of Vw Mbramarktoned fvoperVee iraiM Me a peMton wtoi vw Clerk a tVw UMad Stde* Dtobtd Court Ortarato DMtoon. 300 Federal Bukkng. SO North Hughey Avenue. Ortando, Florida 32S01 arifkn Very (30) rtoya d Vw knaf pubicaaon d Vka noaca d VW crtranM torteture action or recotpl d drred Widen node*, ehu fwvet to aerker. Th* peoacn towi be signed by Vw pbW oiw under paneMfy of perjury and shea w i torki Vw nature and aitaik d Vw peoaonefa mpk, IB *, or ton* and cira m erencaa d Vw p*8korwr-a acquMbon d Vw right aa* or vorwr-s ctolm. and Vw re a d ooughL UNITED 8TATES MARSHALS SERVICE MlDOLE DISTRICT OP FLOfVOA Pubkah May 1 9 ,2 2 ,2 9 . 2002 MM 123 DWTIBCT COURT MOOLS DtSTMCT OP FLOMOA 1829 U mber VaAey Road Colorado Springe. CO 8 0 9 1 9 Attorney lor P erton el UNITED STATES OF AMERICA * DARRELL WILIAMS Jo el H. Sharp, Jr Florida Bar No. 0 7 2 8 8 9 Baker 8 HoeleOer LLP Poel 0 8 1 c* B o i 112 O rl*ndo,FL 32802-0112 Telephone (4 0 7 )8 4 9 4 0 0 0 Pu biehM ey 13. 22, 2002 MM 128 N o*c* to hereb y gown Vwl on Baptombei 26, 2001, In Vw ceeo d NOTTC* OF FORFEITED* M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR SEkRHOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA P R O iA T I DIVISION FILS NO. 0 2487-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF JO H N E . MULUN, NOT1CC TO CREDITORS The ednenwawton oI *w eetele ol JOHN E MUUJN, d eceated. F ie Nlntoer . e pervkng in ihe O rcui Court tor Sem noie Counry. Ftonda. Probate D nw on, tha eddrae* oI which I* 301 N. Perk Avenue. Santord. F L .32771 Tlw nam eeand addraea ol Iha Parional Repreaanlabva and Vw Peraonei Repraaenuiiv* a anom ay are le i A i credeora oI Vw decedwk and other peraorta having d e a n * or demand* egatnei decadenfa veiate i c i u t o g uvnelured, oonbngtnl or inkqutoated derma, on whom e copy oi tore notice c aarved muel lie Vwe d e a n * wen r e * Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OH THIRTY (30> DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A I oVwr credeora ol Vw decaderk end paraon* having d e a n * or dem and* egaaw t Vw d tca d e n fe e tla l*. rxtockng unmatured. rartongtrk or urequdated clean*. mull Me Vwa daarta akh V w Court WITHIN THREE O l MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIR ST PUBUCATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED THERESA E BE RSOLE Perianal Repaeaanusve RO BERT K MCINTOSH. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No 178 3 0 2 5TEN STRO M . MCINTOSH. COL­ BERT. WHIQHAM I SIMMONS. P A Poel O ffce Bor 4848 Santord. FL 3 2 7 7 2 4 8 4 8 Telephone 407/322-2171 Anomay lor Peraonal Repreaarketiv* Pubkah May IS . 22. 2002 MM129___________________________ Criminal No. 601-cr-86O rt-28K R 9. ■w Unned SUMO Dtotrtct Court tor Vw Mkk*o Dtotoa d Flortdo ensered ( Pretonewry Older tor Vw tortoia** of. i ) Appruimalery * 4 8 .4 6 9 In cash. mane pwki. S en d No 047840MC. 10) Irkratoc Model A S-10 Omm •eml-eutomslic pistol, Serial No. A 038796. and ■mmuNaon. 1t)9m ah and Weseori. Arwwgrt. 38 tp ad al caltwr revolver. Serial No BR P3882. and amnuWtan. Tha Urwed Stela* hereby (pves noaca d i s kkarkton to dtopoaa d Vw torterled properties In auch man­ ner e a Vw Attorney General or a with Vw ptovlaions of 21 U S C. f S93. any person having or darning a legal right, nn*. or intereat In any d Vw atoremankonad prapanwa muai Me a peaoon mVi Vw Ctork d Vw Untied Stelae Dlatnct Court, Ortando DNwion. 100 Federal Buidtog. 8 0 North Hughey Avenue. Ortando, Ftonda 32801 rskhn vurty ( X ) daya d Vw knto pdikcaoon d Vito no*ca d Vw cnmnal tortoaifa acaon or receipt ol d rect written nobc*. whenever a terser Th* peoeon sh e! be argnad by Vw pekborwf undar penality d pegury esiark d Vw peboonar's nghL Hit. or ekareal si Vw lorttked property, vw am * end orcum stancat d Vw peVkoner's aoqriatoon d Vw ngfk, (a s or n tertal ai Vw lorteked property, any addaonal tads supporting Vw pe«oo n e f* daen. end Vw reed aouglk. UNITED STATES MARSHALS SERVICE Ml DOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIOA Pubkah May 15.22. 2 9 .2 0 0 2 MM 122 M THE CMCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUWCIAL ORCUIT, M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOiOOA CIVIL DIVISION C A M NOU 01-CA-2588-14 L COUNTRYVrtOE HOME LOANS. INC FlK/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION. CYNTHIA P CONAVAY. d aL UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Ml DOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIOA ORLANDO DIVISION C*** No. S:02-cv-812-Ort-22KRS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1 1 9 1 .9 2 0 0 0 IN U S CURRENCY. NOTICE OF ACTION IN REM ANO ARREST In accordance wrth SteiptomerkaJ Rule (CH4) tor Certain Atknraliy and Ma/kana Clarma ol vw Federal Ruto* o l Civil Procedure., and Local Admiralty Rule 7 03<dl. nolle* ie hereby given ol vw arrest ol Vw abovwnemed defender* property, ai accordance weh e Scanmona and Warrark d Arretl In Rem waved on May 2 . 2002 Pursuant to 18 U S C f 983(a|(4). e l peracna deanaig an aeertai In •aid praparty ih a i Me a venlwd cla m aaaeitaig such person a rearaal ai Vw property *i a manat set lurth n Vw Supplemental Ruto* ol Certain Admiralty end Maritime C lean* ol Vw Federal Rule ol Crvk Procedure wittw Vurty (30) daya aner ( 1 ) service o l Vw complasrt. or (2) Vw kneJ dele ol pubacaoon. or pureuari to Rule CIVXaK'KBl ol Vw Supplemental Rules o l Certain ArkrwaVy and Menpme Cleans, with­ in such eddtuorwi tan* as Vw Court may aJtow and ahai answer withal Twenty |20) days aher Vw tongol Vw clean w4h Vw Office ot Vw Clera. United Stales District Court. 300 Levied Stales Cocettroua*. 80 North Huipwy Avenue, Ortando. Florida. 32801 Dated at Ortando. Ftonda. Ihre 2nd day ol May. 2 0 0 2 PAULI PEREZ United Stales Attorney By Anita M Cream Aaarllanl Untied Slates Attorney Ftonda Bar No 5 6339 201 Federal Btaiong 8 0 North Hughey Avenue Orlando, Florida 32801 (407)628 7300 - lelepttorw (4 0 7 )6 4 8 7643 ■ la csm le Pubkah May IS. 22. 29. 2002 MMI24 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS (P le at* pdlkah n THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur­ suant lo a Final Judgmark o t Foredoeur* dated vw 3 dty d May, 2002. end entered to C a t * No. OtCA 2 3 9 8 -14 L d Vw Cinuk C o u l d Vw 18TH JutSctol Clrcuil n and tor Senande Couky, Ftonda. wherein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUND­ ING CORPORATION to Vw Ptambff end CYNTHIA P COHAVAV; BRANTLEY COVE ASSOCIATION, INC : CHRISTOPHER W. CONAVAY. FAIRWINOS CREDIT UNION. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CYNTHIA P CONAVAY. JOHN DOE: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (SI IN PO SSESSIO N OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY . I a d s a l to Vw hrtFwit end beat biddar tor caah at Iha W EST FRONT DOOft O f COURT­ HOUSE of th# Seminote County Courthouse, in S#mtnote County, Florida, * i 11.00 on the 4 day of Jtete, 2003. ihe following deecnbed property u te f forth m said Final judgment, fo e # : LOT 15. BRANTLEY COVE. ACCORDING TO THE PEAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 21, PAGE 91. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMiNOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA AJKIA 2210 CLASSIC COURT EAST, LONGWOOO. FL 32779 In accordance with the Americans with DoatwHes Acf. Person* with Otsabttabes needing a special accom ­ modation to perticjpaie in this pro­ ceeding s-houkJ contact ihe Court Admrueirator at 2 0 1 N Parti Avenue. Santord FL 3 2771, Telephone Number (407)323-4330 not later than seven (7) day# prior to Ihe pro­ ceeding If hearing impaired, (TOO) 1 8 0 0 9 5 5 6 7 7 1 or V oce (V)l 8009 5 5 6 7 7 0 vte Ftonda Relay Services Deled this 3 day of May 2002 MARY ANNE MORSE Cterfc Of The Circuit Court By Mery Stroupe Deputy Clot* Submitted by NOTICE IS H EREBY OIVEN Vwl on Vw N i day d Ju n e 2002 at 11 CO a m . ti Weal Front Door d Vw Baminoto County Courthoue*. Vw uid enip w d Ctork m i offer tor safe m e loeowwg: (jnncj u e o reel U l U B o c k B, S n itoaetor Odra Beckon i , Aooordtog lb T h * PM Ttw rad a t Reuuntod In R k Book 17. Paga 90 And 8 0 . Pubfto Records Of Sem rato Courky, Ftonda. together wtoi a i abudurea, knproi* m ania, Fxturea, apraanrea. and appurtenance* on sard tond or used ■I c o rfjn cw n mervwiv*. The tooreadd sale wff b * m ad* pursuant la a Summary Final Judgmanl arkared to C M No. 9738S 8-C C -20-R pa n d n g to Vw County Court of Vw Eighteenth •todtotof O m it to and I d Sam tode Courtfv Ffortde DATED Via 3 d r y d May. 2008 MARYANNE M O RSE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT By: Mary Sfroupw Daputy Clark ■ you ire • paraon a*h a daabffly too neseto any armmmnrteaon to otdat to parVctoala to M a procaadtog. you era anaOed. to no cool to you. to kw provision d certain aealec* P is a * * contact Court n d to rab o n to M l N. Para Akanua. Suffe K 301, Santord. FL 32771 (407) 8 8 6 4 2 2 7 wtoito 2 work tog day* d your racafd d Vie noaca; I you era hearing or s d e a Impeked, c a * 1803-9*3-8771 HARRY yy. CARLS, ESQ , Tkylor 8 Carla. P.A. 8 9 0 Concourse Partway South, I * 108, Maitland, Florida 32791 Pubkah May 19. 22. 2002 MM118 M TIN ORCUTT COUNT O PTH ff 18TH ju o r c iA L c v ic u r r , M ANO FOR k n aatou COUNTY, FLOfVOA GEN ERAL J u m o K m o N n v a iO N C A M NO: C3-CA-I11-14-L LEHMAN CAPITAL. A DIVISION OF LEHMAN BROTHERS MOLDrNQS, INC. PUUNT1FF VS. MILTON J MCCLENOON IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. H EIRS. D EV ISEES. ORANTEES, A SSIG N EES, LIENORS. CREDITO RS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST MILTON J MCCLENOON. SHARON A MCCLENOON IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE, HEIRS, D EV ISEES. O RA NTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRU STEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. U kCER OR AGAINST SHARON A MCCLENOON: MONROE MEADOWS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; SEM CO RESTORATION, INC ; FED ONE BANK. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE S A U NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN ptks u e d to k Summary Ftoto Judgmanl d Foreckwura dated May 3. 2002 •rested in CJv* C a w No. 02-CA -111 14-L d toe Cirau* Court d Vw 1STH Ju d o e t C ro a t to and tor SEMINOLE County. Santord. Ftonda. I wff s a l to Vw Ngfwtt end b e d bidder tor caah t t Vw W eil Front Door to Vw SEMI­ NOLE Cowky Courthouse Inr Mart to 301 N. Park Avenue to Santord. Ftonda, at 1 1 .0 0 a m a n v w 4 d e y d June, 2002 Vw tokowing deterkwd property a a a d torih to said Summery Ftoto Judgm ent lo-m t LOT 71. MONROE MEADOWS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 48 PAGES 16 ANO 17. PUB­ LIC REC O R D S CF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled tots 3 day or May, 2002 (ORCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of toe O o r t Court By Mery Stroup* Deputy Clerk Pubkah to: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW O FFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. P A ,. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 101 8 . Unvaraky Drive Suke SCO PWkattcn, FL 33324 (9*4)233-8000 02 84009 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persons with deabikw a need­ ing s special aerxYTVTOdaaon snore! contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Vw SEMINOLE County Courthouse el 4 0 7 4 6 9 4 2 2 7 . 14009 6 9 8 7 7 1 (TOO) or I 8 0 0 -9 3 5 4 7 7 0 . vw Florida Relay S a m e * Pubkah May 1 9 .2 2 .2 0 0 2 M M tlt i THcancurr court for BEkffNOLC COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBAT1 DIVISION FILS NUMBER: 02446CP IN RE: ESTATE OF JOHN L BROWN. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The iilrtynnbeaon d Vw etlaM d JOHN L BROWN. Oec e esed. F ie Nwnber C 2 4 4 9 C P . a pandng In Vw Cireul Court tor ■Sem noie Cowky. Ftonda. Probala Division. Vw addraea d which ■ P O Boa 8099. Santord Ftonda 32772 The names and addressee d vw peraonei repre­ sentative and tw paiaanel repreeenlarne s attorney are sal torth Detow Ai cradiers d Vw dacaderk end other persona having cturns or todudmg umalured, contingent or uraiqudawd claims, on sshom a copy d Vw noace w served muel toe vwe deans wnh Vue court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER VICE O F ACOPY OF THIS NOTCE ON THEM Ai oVwr credtora d Vw decedent and o ile r persona having deans or demands ija v - il decadenfa estate. Lec a ls L ic a ls todudng wnatared. oorktogtok ar property CUR­ RENT RESIDENCE RENT UHKNOWWLABT KNOWN AOORESB UNKNOWN. YOU A RE NOmFIED VW i n adton to toractoaw* mortgag e on Vw I d towing daacrkwd property to 8*n k n d * Cowky. Ftortda LOT 7 , BLOCK 6 WEATHER3F1ELD FIR ST AOOmON, ACCORDBIG TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROTO *1 PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES SB ANO 8 7 , PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA. a datow wtoi rat bowl WITWI 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST FUSUC/mON OF TH» NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO 0SJE C TX 3N S NOT SO P U D W S J. BE FOREVER BARRED. The dtoa d Vw *rto piM ctotan d Vka No*ce la May 18,2002. Peraonei Reoreaerawtve: JEN M FER BROWN 1036 Winter Springs Bhsl Winter Springe, Ftonda 3270V JULIE EASON SMITH, F A Florida Bar N urtw r (9 7 1 1 2 Attorney tor RtoiOhd Repmeenddhr* 2080 W ider Springe Boutanwd CMedo, Ftonda 32786 TMephona: (*0 7 )3 6 9 8 8 1 0 Fecsenke: (407)389-1239 PubMh May IS . 2 2 .2 0 0 2 MM1I7 W THE C B K U ir COUNT OF THE EXNfTEDfTH NANO FOR COUNTY, CASE N 0 4 B 4 N M I7 7 -S M X L VI RE: THE MARRUGE OF WILLIAM PASSALACOUA, DOLORES PASSALACOUA, Reepondwi NOTES OB ACTION FOR T O DOLORES PASSALACOUA 9798 Frerkdord Asanue PhNdataNa. PA 18114 YOU ARE NOTIFIED ViM an acaon you ara mqdrad to ta n * a copy d yow wrtoen iNIsnsit. I sny. to I on WILLIAM PASSALACOUA. do Starkey ML SWar Affomey M Law. FA , whoa* addaaa I* 1220 OouiFae Avenue, Su i* 201, Longwood, Ftonda 32779 on ot before (data) JUNE 7. 2002. end «ke Vw ortgkwl wtoi Vw ctark d rw Cowl M 301 Nodi Park Avenue, Sanford, Ftonda 32771, baton service on Pekboner or tovTwdMMy Vwradtor. ly o u ta l to do to, a deieuk may be ereered agakiM you lor Vw raid demanded In Vw peaaorv Copwt d al court doomed* In Me case, nctojdng orders, ar* avaSMi* M Vw Ctork d Vw Orcui Courfs office Ytu may review Vwee docurnertta iMon requaeL Vbu muat keep Vw Clera d Vw CkcaM Court’s office northed d your current address. (You may N* Noaca d Cwrerk Address. Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Form 12.115) Fiiw* pepara to Vie laweuk mi ba mwtod to Vw addrea* on record M Vw ctork’* WAANNQ: FVm 12 283, Ftarkto Family Law Rulaa d Procadure, ragwree carter, automatic dectoeura o t documark* and Intarmelton. Fsrlwe to cerrpiy can taatil In saneio n *, n c k rto g dtomreeei or streung d pteiJriQ i. Deled MAY X 2002 MARYANNE MORSE, CLERK CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT BySutonda People* Deputy Ctork Pubteh May 1 3 .2 2 ,2 9 . end Jw w 5 .2 0 0 2 MM118 N THE C B K W T COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH SEM NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE HO.: 81-CA -1H 7-14L CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC.. Fi*/A FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC, GIFFORD EDWARD FOORIE. PATRICIA MARIE FOORIE. CITIF1NANCIAL EQUITY SERV ICES. INC. F/K/A COUUERCtAL CREDIT CONSUMER SERV IC ES. INC.. IRWIN UNION BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY ANO UNKNOWN TENANTSIOWNERS, NOTIC* OP SALE Nonce M hereby given VwL pw•uark to Vw Order or Fvwl Judgnent entered In Vae cause In Vw Cktuk Court d S am eide Courky, Ftarkto. I an* sek Vw property tkueled to 3 *n k n d * County, Ftond*. Jss L ik js J EM EXHIBIT ’A” LOTS 23 ANO 2 6 TOWN O F SY L­ VAN LAKE. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE(S) 8 9 . PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA end commonly known ea: 5973 1ST S T . SANFORD. FL 32771 M pubic sale, to Vw lad w d and beat biddar. tor caah, M Vw west Irani door d Vw Sammoi* County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, al 11 0 0 AM on Jw w 6 2002 Datod May X 2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary S im p * Deputy Ctork to eccordenca wkh Vw Arrwncane Wkh OtaabEt a * A ct person* wkh d eebikw t needng a specieI eccorry modetron to pertidpeW In Vile pro­ ceeding should contact court ArkrwvaVeaan M Wlephona nwrkwr (4 0 7 )8 6 9 4 3 3 0 . n d latar Vwn seven (7) day) prior to Vw procaedng 8 h aam g imparted. (TDD) 14 0 0 .9 9 5 8771. or Voice (V)1 4 0 0 4 6 9 4 7 7 0 , vw Ftonda Retoy Service Salem Sexon. P A P. O. Bos 3399 Tampa. FL 33601 <813)222 3222 Pubkah May IS . 22. 2002 MM119 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH * EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUIT O F FLORIOA M ANO FOR S iM W O t i COUNTY CASE NO.: 02-CA-944-14-L UNITED STATES OF AMERICA by end Vvougfi Vw Secretary d Vw DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. UNKNOWN HEIRS. D EV ISEES. GRANTEES. A SSIG N EES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. T R U ST EES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS OF. ALLEN J LANE, decaeaed. end UNKNOWN TENANTSIOWNERS. PLAINTIFFS NOTICE O F ACTION TO UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. A SSIG N EES. LIENORS. CREDITO RS. TR U ST EES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS OF AUEN J . LANE, And e l parties claming saaratl by. Vvougfi, under or agamel UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. A SSIG N EES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TH U STEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS OF ALLEN J . LANE. end t i partes havmg or Gevnmg to have any nghL m e. or re a retl n Vw *81 Ufcfigan Avenue AJHmonta Spring*, F l 32714 haa bean Bad agamel you end you are rwpired to serve an crt(RwI d your wtitan detonate. V erry. mto Vw Senande Cowky Clerk d Vi* Court akhto 30 dayk from tw krai data d pubkcaaon, end to eorva a copy an Platowr* Attorney. Leonard T. Unceto, d fw Lew Firm d MASON 8 ASSOCIATES. P A . whose addeta • 177ST U S. Hldiway 19 NorVi. Suffe *00. U a r g m Bey. CtaeriiMei. Ftonda 33784, m tw i 30 days hom Vw Drat data of pubffre •on, otfwrelee a ddaua m i be •rewed egemet yog tor vw i* M demanded to Vw oompfakk. Dated MAY 0 1 2002 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK AS CLER K OF THE COURT By: RuffiKtog A t Deputy Clark ccMeeon LAatocwtae.. PI A to i AcL paraon* snto needng a epectal accommnrtaffcn to petkclpale to f a t pro caadtog ehoukd contact court Adtkntatnecn at tataphcrik nwrkwr 14074694330, not taker Vwn seven (7) daya prior to t w prooaedng N hearing knpand. (TOO) 1400-935•771, or Y o ta(V) 14009*9-8770. vie Ftortda Relay Service Itaeon I kssnrwwe, P A I77S7 U S IS R . Suffe *00 Ctosrrwtaf. FL 3 3 7 8 4 4 9 8 8 Atai Leonard T. Uncdn (777)938-3800 PubtahMey ( 6 22.2002 MM114 B l THE CM CUIT COURT O F THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CBkCUfT COUNTY, C A B * N a : OOCA2293-14-L MANUFACTURERS 8 TRADERS TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE FOR SECURITIZATION S C R IE 9 1 9 9 0 2 . AGREEMENT DATED 0 3 0 SO JAM ES UNGARO wid ROSE UNGARO, hto wff*; and UNKNOWN TENANT SiOWNE n S . NOTICE OP SALE Noaca Is hereby given Vwl. pur­ suant lo Vw ontor or kntl fudgmwk entered to Vw cau sa to Vw C k o d Cow l d Semmoie Cowky. Ftortda, I wd e a t Vw praparty situated to Samtoota Cowity, Ftonda. daacrkwd * 4: LOT 23. BLOCK A. ROUND LAKE ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A S RECOROED lh’ PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE 7. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2 0 6 R oe * * . ea. Oviedo. FL U 7 U el pubkc sale, to *re hnpwvi end M biddar. tor cash, al Vw wael bore door d Vw Sam m oi* County Courthouse. Santord, Florid*, e l I I 0 0 AM on Jw w 1 1 ,2002 Deled-M ey 8 .2 0 0 2 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK O f THE COURT DyMary Stroupe Deputy Clerk to ecm ntonce wkh I Wrh Dm biMn AcL person* wkh deebklbee rwedtog e apecwl ecco ro modePcn to peraopele to h e p ro cewdmg should conU G court Administration at telephone number (1 0 7 )8 8 5 4 3 3 0 . not tolar Vwn seven (7) day* poor to vw pracaactoig V hearing mpened, (TOO) 1 MO-9351771, w Vote* (V) 1 4 0 6 9 5 9 -8 7 7 0 , vw Floral* Retay Service Mason 4 Associates. PA 177S7 U S 19 North. Suke 500 Oeerwator. a 33784 (727)338-3800 Pubteh May ( 3 .2 2 . 2002 MM113 » i th e em eu rr c o u rt OP THE EMIfTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR tlMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE HO.: B O W 141 CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANYWEST. STEWART B FAMOUS. Jr and DOROTHEA M FAMOUS, hi* wke; STATEWIOC INVESTORS HOLDINGS TRUST; and UNKNOWN TENANTSIOWNERS. NOTICE OP SALE None* a hereby given Vial, pur­ suant to Vw order or Uriel yjdgmerk entered to Vae cau sa to Vw Crrtxvi Court d Semmoie CowVy. Ftorato, I m« tak the property artualad to Sameiota Cowky. Ftorato. daacrkwd aa: LOT 7. BLOCK D. WOOGMERE TERRACE SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. A S RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 19. FAGE 92, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA end canmonly known aa 1603 Tena c e Ortva. Santord. F l 32773 •I public tele, to lh * tulw ar end basi bektor, tor caah. al Vw weal trork door ol Vw Sem m oie County Courthouse Santord, Ftonda. el I I 0 0 AM on JUNO 6 2002 D eled MAY 0 3 2002 MAHYANNE MORSE AS C U R K O F THE COURT By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk In eccordenca wkh toe Amencww Wkh Oitabkkaa Act. persons wkh daabkkwa needing a special eccommodaoon to p a ricp a la In Vue proc taping should contact court Adrnniitraiiun at laWphona numbat (4 0 7 )8 6 3 4 3 3 0 . n d taler tian seven (7) deyt prior to Vw p roceeilng V hearing snparwd. (TOO) 1400-9598771, or V oca (V) I 8 0 0 9 3 9 8 7 7 0 via Ftorato Haiay Sarvic* Mason SAsaoctalae. P A 1 7 7 *7 U B 19 North. Swta 900 O aarealer. FL 33761 (727)638-3800 Pubkah May IS . 22. 2002 MMI12 Aucion D al* 6 1 0 -0 3 (1) 1986 Toyota Slabonwagon V n * JT3YH26VBF3060 739 Aucucn k.< ba held on S e a Above Al 2pm, AI Tri-County Towing 1165 Dele Ave W r is t Spgs FL 32708 Pubkah May 2 2 . 2002 MU 161 I �T he S eminole H ekald L eg a le Leg als ■ m T m cm cu rr count Of TUI EIQHTIEHTH JU n c U L O K U rT M AMI KM MMOLE COUNTY. FLOMVA C A M NO, 01-C A -tn<M «-L FINOVACAPITAL CORPORATION, a D#N»#r# corporation. va FM B, c y p r e s s r e s t a u r a n t s . in c . dtV aO CN N TS. N o n ce o f sa le NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tw t punuant to a Final Jud^ nam ol Forafcwur# randared on May I. 2002, in lhal c a rta r caua* pending In lha Circuit Court in and lor S a rrw x * Caudy. Florida, nfiaran FINOVA Capital Corporation la P la in * , and C Y P R ESS RESTAU­ RANTS. INC d tv a DEN N YS la datandant, C M Acton No OJ-CA1 7 5 0 -t* L, I, Maryama Moraa. Clark or fia a fc m a td Court. * d at II 00 a n t , on J u r a 4 , 2002. ortar tor tala and ■#• lo t ia rtgRatl tMdar tor caart at lha Sarmnoia County C ourtnuaa. X I North P art Aranua, Santord. Samawta C a rr y , Florida, tha Mtoamg dr t o toad rani and partonal proparty, <rtuala and b an g n Sam axta County. Florida Id-art SEE A n ACHED EXHIBITS 'A ' THROUGH T T EXHIBIT A PA RCEL! A portion ol Sacto n 11, Tawnahtp 20 South. Rang# X E att. C4y ol Santord. Sarmnoia C a rr y . Ftonda. b an g mora partKuUrty detertoed a t lo*owi. Aaa pont ol ratoram csmnanca at lha ntaitaction ol Via Eattarty rightol wry towof US Higynray IT and US. Itghrray 92. alto known aa Stata Road tS and Stala Road BOO with tfw Southarty tow ol lha Soufwatt Ouartar ol Sactlon It. Townahtp X South, flanga X Eatt. Samnaa County. Ftonda, fwnca North24 dagtaat Mmnutat 30 aacondr East alonglhaEattartyit^HolwayhwoluidUS tVmray ITand US tVrway 92. S2B X laat to »w POINT OF BEGINNING ol «w fol­ lowingdatertoad lands. Ihanca canhnua North 24 dagraas M nsnutaa X taconda Eatl along ta Eattarty ngN ol way kna ol said U8. Norway IT and US tkghway 92. tard towbang 90 00 laat Eattarty ol aw cantartna of said US Ek^iway IT andUS Highway92.1 ST03 laat to ■ point ol cunratira of a turva. concavato 9w Ml having a ndtoa ol S HOES laat; Fwnca Monhaastarty along tha arc ol tad curva pattng through a cantral angla ot 00 dagraaa 29 mamas 12 aaconds. an arc tongdi ol 42 Mlaat; thanca North 99 dagraaa 95 mnutat 09 taconda Earl. 199 49 laat. Fwnca South X dagraaa 49 mnutat S4 taconda Watt, 191» laat. tw rr South 99 dagraaa 99 marital 09 tacondt Watt. 291 33 Nat lo the POINT OF BEGINNING PARCEL2 A non a ic t u w a aatam anl lor n p a t a and agrast a t ta t tonh and datutoad n Vwl cartam Easamant Agraamanf by and b atm an Dtvil Hast Estata Imratinwrr Corporation, a W tocontn corporation and Falcon Group, L id . a Florida ganeral pad nanhw. dalad February I. 1991. racordad February t, tor i, n O a o .il Racords Bock 2292. Pago 1009. PutAc Hacordt ol Sam nota County, ftonda; Over Itw tnFawng d atrirv sl property A portion 01 Saction It, Townthp X South. Rang# X E ast, City ot Sartont. Samrnnia County, F.torkla. bang more pamcuiarty dasenbad as totowrs; As s pom ol rsNrance comnwnca at tha rrlarsactiDn ot lha Eattarty nghtol way tow o l U S Ikghway IT and U S Highway 92. alto known aa SUM Road 15 and Stale Road 900. with lha Southarty kna ol tha SotWwatl Ouartar of laid tacbon I I ; thanca North 24 dagraaa 99 m rm e i X tacondt E atl along 9w Eattarty right ol way Ina ol tard U S Ikghway 17 and U S Hsfrway 92. 523 0 0 laat. Fwnca coninue North .1 = 5 = a B IN TI1B CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. MANOPOR ’’ ' BE M F 4 0 L I COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 01-CA-2398-14-L CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATIONF/K/ACHEMICAL RESIDENTIALMORTGAOE CORPORATION. LARRY D SCHOONOVER, et a l . DaMndam (si NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Diva a Written Notice of Intended OMIrtcl D ecision The Oittncl grves notica ol 1 i merit to issue a permit hi aw toaowmg appacan qtl on Ju n e I t , 2002 Wat Mart Stores East. In c . 2 X 1 SE 10th SI. BantonvRe. AR 7 2 719 0 5 5 0 appkcalnn 14-117 6 0 9 0 0 d Tha protect is totaled ei SerrvnoM County, Sactun X . Township 19 SouFi. flanga X East Tha ERPapptcabon is tor construebon of a surface water management tor Fw WarMart Supar canter Store 13X 7 -0 1 si Santord Tha receiving watorttody la the M M Smith Canal Tha Maafs) contammg each of Fw abrrra ksMd appacauonl s) are avaalabM tor ntpeclxm Monday F irq u y Friday ascapt tor legal hokdays. 9 X a m to 5 X p m. at Fw SI Johns Rrvar Water Management Distort Haadquartars or Fw appropnaM Sarvca Center The District m l take action on each permit appe cation ksied above unless a pennon lot an acknnialrative proceeding (hearing} is Nad pursuant to the provisions ot Sections I X 56 9 and I X 57. Ftonda Statutes Chapter 29 109 and IOC-1 1 X 7 . Ftonda Admnstrairve Coda (F A C .) A person whose substantial diuresis are altecled by any ol Fw D i n a r s pro­ posed parTTvtkng decisions identified above may p e U n i tor ad am sFative iw aing in accordance with Secnona I X 599 and I X 57, F S . or a4 parties may reach a wnflen agraamanf on madation as an aJIemabve remedy under Saction I X 573. F S Choosaig madwoon wA not adversely alMct Fw n y I to a hewing 4 medwlnn does not rasuF «i a wrilenwnt Tha pioceduras tor pur sung markahen are ta t forth n Saction 1 X 5 7 3 . F S . and Rules 7 8 -1 0 6 111 and 2 8 I X 401-405. F A C Petitions must comply wan Fw requrenientt of Florida Arknirvsli.itrve Coda. Chapter X I X and b e Mad wiih (racarvad by} Fw District Clark located at D iktat Hearkyurteii 4 0 4 9 Raid Streal. Paiatka. Ftonda 32177 PstlKy-.s tor admausIraOva hcruinq on the above ippkcabon(t| must b e Nad withal twenty one (21} d jy t Ol pubkeabon of Itvs n o ise or wilhin twenty-sn (29) days oI Fw Distrcl deposrbng Fas notes ot silent ei Fw ma4 tor F iose par ions to whom aw District mails actual ncwca FaArre to Me a petition withal Fat tarw period sha4 consMule s waiver ol any nght such peeion may have to request an adnwvalratrve detarmaiaiion (hwanng} under See tuns I X 59 9 and I X 57, F S , concarnaig Fw subfetl pa- 1-1 ueiv ,]t« v- Patitions which are not Mad ai accordance with tha above provisions a is iubyecl to d sm iuaJ B ecause the adraraslraiva haanrg process it designed tu tonmulata Tnal agency action. Fw Ming ol a petition means Fiat Fw District s Itoal action may be differ enl from Fw position taken by 4 ei Fas n o te s ol silent Persona whose substantial rnterasls wW be aReOarJ by any such trial decison ol Fw Dwlncl un Fw applratvyi have Fw ngfil to bacuma a party in Fw proceetfrig. at accor­ dance with Fw loquireTfwnta sal loiih above Gloria Lears. Dnectot. Division of Penral Data S a n less Si J o in s River Water Management District Publish May 22. 2002 MM 169 NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE ST. JOH NS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Notice ii given Fwl Fw toacreng perms waa issued on May 1 4 ,2 0 0 2 Hobart G Mattel, 3 9 5 Old Mans Road. Geneva. F I 32732 Permit #40-117 9 4 5 29 1 Tha protect ■# located n Sensnole C a n ty . Seckon 11. Townsh« 21 South, Range 31 E a s t TTw permit authonjes A SURFACE WATER MAN­ AGEMENT SYSTEM ON 19 9 ACRES TO SERVE Industrial Subdivision known aa OF Broadway The receiving water body is Land Locked Bwtai Tha Mels) contaawig Fw application tor tw above ksied psrma w available lor napecoon Monday F v o o y Friday (ascepl tor legal hokdays). 9 X a m to 9 X p m al Fw S I A rris Rrvar Waler Managerrwnl Duinct (District) Headquarters 4 X 9 R e d SFsal. Palatka. FL 3 2 179 1479 A person whose substantial nierests are aFacted by aw Dwlnct peimating d e c a m may pee ton tor adiwvslrairve hearing in accordance wm S ec te n s I X 59 1 and 1 X 9 7 , ftonda Statutes. » may chooee to pursue meejakon as an M am alna remedy urder S ec bon I X 573. Ftonda Statutes be lure Fw deadhrw tor Nmg i pel, bon Chooemg medwoon erii nol adversely affect Fw n y 4 to a hwenrg 4 medratun does not rasuF n a senletnenl Tha pnxaduras tor pursuing rrwdl stun are set lorth ei Section I X 9 7 ] , Ftonda S u M e s . and Rules X I X III a n d X I X 401- 4t>4. FtondaAdmrvsttalrvaCoda Petaw nem ustcompty WiFi Fw requtraments of Florida Adnvnolriiiva Coda. Chaplet 29- I X and be Med W<h (received by I Fw O isbrl Clerk, located at Distort Headquarters. Ikghway I X West Palatka Ftorato 32177 PeMmni tor admmsirairva rw am g on Fw above app«catiun(a|mu!l be Med widen twenty one (21) days ol pubkeabon of Tvs notice o> watvn twenty s u ( X ) days ol Fw Outnct deposin g notice ol tvs ntenl m Fw ma4 tor Fiose persons to whem Fw Distnd mars actual ricnce waiver oI any bf/ilts) such per socks) may have to request an admivslrstnre delermrwbon tieorngi under Sections 1 X 5 9 9 arvl 1 X 5 7 . F S , concerting F ie sutyacl Pamw Peblions that are nol Iked n accordance with Fia above provisems are vutyact to rtsmrssal Becau se Fw adnrvsUatrva rw amg process w desepwd to torraAsle knel igoncy action. Fw Mmg ol a patibon means Fwl Fw Dtslnci s hnal action may tw Afferent tram Fw position taken by a n Firs notica o l r u n Pei son s whose ubstantial mere n s wiF tw sffoctod by any such Imal J o o u x i o l Fio District On FW appkcanl have tha iKyrt lu pebtiun to becom e a party to Fw proceedmg. n accordance with Fw rerparemeras set forth above Pbhksh May 22. 2002 MMIS7 L eg a ls L ega ls B 24 d ag aaa. 59 rmnulaa X taconda EaaL along fw E aatarty right-of-way tow of ta e l U S I k y way i f and U S H y w e y 92. 197.03 teat to a poar ol a m N im of a curva eoncavw to Fw la* having a rwtua of 5 J 9 9 6 9 AwmJT- fBa^HM^to ill 11■if I a a a t ■ A - " - — wi, n o n n c a iw iy Along n t arc of said curva pattin g F n u f t a catwto angfa of X dagtaa t 1 9 mav utaa 12 tacon d t. an w c length of 42 9 9 laat to Fw POINT OF BEGIN­ NING at tne following described U nto; Fwnca South 8 9 dagraaa 9 9 m antes 0 9 tacon d t Waal. 19 91 Mar. Fwnca Nonheetterty along Fw arc of a curve concava to Fw MB havng a radus of 5,944 99 laat. passing ffvough a central angM of X dagraas 44 m a n ta s 21 seconds. tttofsrxM by a chord baartng and dstanca ol NorFi 24 dagraas 15 matutas 09 tacondt East. T9 41 M at an arc length of 7 5 41 Mat. Fw nca SouFi 52 dagraas 13 m an ias X tacon d t EasL 78 .1 2 Mat; Fw nca SouFi X dagraas 04 mtoulat 9 2 seconds EasL 10 X laat; Fw nca North 99 d e g t a t 99 m antas X s e c ­ onds East. I X X Mat. Fwnca South X d e g a e s 49 m an tas 34 seconds West. 12 X Mat; Fwnca South 9 9 dagraas 93 m a n ta s 09 seco n d s W att. 199 49 Mat to Fw POINT O F BEGINNING EXHIBIT B A« of Fw personal property, ndudtog wahoul knvuaon. a t tomtom, trade tortures, machinery, and acMpmerd al Fw Debtor. wheFwr now owrwd or hereaAtf acquired, located at tha address tttod betoar, together waFi a l accas trona. parts, reptocaments. lubstitubons. accatsorw s. a ttach ­ ments and appurtenanc es In any way used w4h Fw tornaas. •* prqcaad t of Fw foregoing, inducting. w a ln F torWahort. proceeds ol Insuftn c a poaews. and aF documents, tosvunants and u p l a men t rotating to Fw loitgoaig Location ot Coiataral FrsncbMa Danny’s Address 3 7 7 1 Orlando Diva Santord. Ftonda EXHIBIT C A l of Fw tortures 01 Fw Debtor, whether now owned or hereafter acquired, located at Fw add e a t dat­ ed below, together with s i w x e s ­ trone parts, replacements. tU nM u­ ttons accessories, attachments and spputtotwnces to any wsy used waft Fw taturee. a l proceeds ol Fw toragoaig. tnctodng. without mutation, proceeds ol kwurtnea poaews. and all documents, tntlrumenli and agreements ratal n g to Fw loregoing Location of Coialaral E ranctvsa Denny’s A ddess 3771 Orlando Drive Santord. Ftonda Said lato wtl b e made pursuant to and n order to sartttfy the term# of tael Frwi Judgment DATED FM 14 day M May 2 0 0 2 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT B y Mary Stroups Deputy Clark Attorneys tor PUaiUt Joseph E Foster. Esqiara Ftonda Bar No 0 2 8 2 X 1 AKERMAN. SEN T ER FIH 9 E IDSON. P A 25 9 Scaith Orange Asanue torn Floor Post OFice Boa 231 Orlando. FL 3 2 X 2 (407) B 4 3 -7 B X Pubash U sy 22. X . 2002 MM 159 Talera to lila a petition wither F at tmw period shaff tun s mule e L egals L egals ^ Wednesday, May 22 .2002 P a g e S B — NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN pur •uant to an O tf# f R««ctwdu*ng Foradoauro 5 d a dalad May 13# 2002. and a Final Judgment ol Foradoaura datad April 3. 2002. and •raarad n C aaa No 01-CA 2380-14L. d lha O rcu t Court of N EIGH­ TEENTH J u d e * D rcu i m and tor SEMIHOLE C o rfy . Florida a h a ra n CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAOE CORPORATION FAVA CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION it PlantM and LARRY D SCHOONOVER * V a LARRY DALE SCHOONOVER, al a t. ara Defendant*. I m « aa# to Vta highest and bast bidder tor cash at N West front door ol lha Courihouaa r» SAN FORD. SEMINOLE County. Florida It 0 0 AM od ock on lha 11th day of A n a, 2 0 0 2 , lha ta*ommg desenbeti property aa eel forth In said Final Judgment, to w t LOT 1 ANO THE SOUTH HALF OF LOT 2. BLOCK 14. 3RD SECTION DREAMWOLD. ACCORDiNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD ED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE TO, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. » V a 730 Twenty Fourth Place. Santord, Florida 32771 DATED thn 14 day r4 May 2002. MaryannE Mone Aa Cferii of t a d Court By Mary S kx p e A* Deputy Cleft Submiffed by Faber AGUMi, P A Suite 3 0 0 1370 Uadruga Avenue Coral Oabfe*. Ftonda 33144 (305)642-4110 Peraona with a d iab aay who need a special accommodation to parffcF pale In ihia proceeding should dsntact AOA Coordmatof at Semmofe County Courthouee. 301 N. Park Avenue. Suite NX) I, Santord. Ftonda 3 2 771. at least five day* prior to lha proceeding Telephone (407)323-4330 e it 4227; 1 8 0 0 -0 5 5 6771 (TDD) or 1 6 009 5 3 8 7 7 0 (V) via Florida Relay Service P u b ith May 22. 2 9 .2 0 0 2 MM160 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O P THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M AMO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURtSOtCDON DIVISION C A SE MO. 02-CA 831-14-L CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PUmnlf, v* JOHN P STROMMAN. JR-. al al. Defendant* |, NOTICt OF ACTION TO: JOHN P STROMMAN. JR . Residence Unknown H akve. and if deed. a> partie* claiming m eres! by. through, under or agam st JOHN P, STROMMAN. J R . and <>4 parties having or daening to have any nght. tide or m e fe tl in the property herein descr ibed YOU ARE NOTIFIED ffut an action for Foreclosure oI Mortgage on Vie lodowtog described property; LOTS 3 2 AND 33. BLOCK 19, SAN LANDO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL SANFORD SECTION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 68. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. » V a 713 Preble Avenue, Ammrviie Springe, Ftoridi 32701 h a* b een Wed a g a n sl you end you ere required to serve e copy o l your wnffen defenses, if any, to a, on U se N Pearson, Attorney lor Plamfil!, whose address is Suite 300. 1570 Madruga Avenue, Coral G able*. Florida 33146 wither thirty (30) days attar the Nrti pubi<*tion of thn fiolfco in the Semmufe HERALD and life the original with the Clerk of this Court either before te r v e e on Plaintiff s attorney or immediately theraaltor; oiheiw ne a default wW be entered agaewi you tor toe reket demanded m toe comptam* WITNESSmy hand and toe seal o< tow Court m day ol MAY 1 4 .2 0 0 2 MaryannE Morse As Cferk ot toe Court By Ruth l)0ng A* Deputy Clerk • Publish SANFORD HERALD NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT O F 1990 Adriwvstralive Order No 87-3 II you are a peraon wilh a dtsahrliiy who need* any accommodabon in order to partictpaie in tot* proceedn g , you are entitled, al rto cos! 10 you, to toe provision oI certain assis­ ta n ce P lea se contact Court Administration a! 301 N Park Avenue, S u fe N 301. Stfitord, F L 3 2 7 7 1 . (407) 6 6 5 -4 2 2 7 . witfwi 2 working days of your receipt ol tor* notice. ■! you are hearing or voice impaired, c a l 1 8 0 G 955-8771 Publish May 22. 29, 2002 MM181 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01-CA 2767-14-0 GE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERV IC ES INC PLAINTIFF VS VICTORIA HARMAN YEGGE A/tUA VICTORIA A HARMA/I IF UVING. ANO IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. HEIRS. DEV ISEES. GRANTEES. A SSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRU STEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST VICTORIA HARMAN YEGGE AK/A VICTORIA A HARMAN, CLIFFORD Q YEGGE. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur sjjkiml to a Summary Final Judgment Ol Forecto&urs dated , 2002 entered m CivJ Cm No O I C A 2 7 6 7 - U O ol toe G rout Court oI toe 16TM Judicial Cvcmt m and tor SEMINOLE County. Santord. Florida. I w4 m 4 to toe highest and best bidder lor cash at toe West Front Door at toe SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse located al 301 N Park Avenue to Santord, Florida, al II 0 0 a m on toe 9 day of July, 2002 the toAowing described property a s M l forth in said Summary FinaJ Judgment, to-wit: LO TS 16. 19. 20. 21. 2 2 ANO THE W EST 5 FEET OF LOT 23. BLOCK A. SANLANOO SPRINGS TRACT NO 67 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FIAT BOOK 4, PAGE(S) 65. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated tots 13 day ot May 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol toe Circuit Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk Pybkiuh in. THE SEMINOLE HE HALO THE LAW O FFICES OF OAVIO J STERN. P.A., ATTORNEY PLAINTIFF FOR 901 3- Unfvataffy On*a Stats SX Plantation. FL33374 (9941233-8X 0 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. P a ra n a wtfft J u M n naarF tog a tpecfel accommodaAon shoiid contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County C ourthoru at 4 0 7 9 9 5 -4 2 2 7 , 1 800#59-8771 [TOO} or 1900-955-9770. via Ftonda Relay Sendee Pubtsh May 22. 29. 2002 MM162 M TH8 CIRCUIT COURT OF TH t EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtRCUTT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C eee No. 02-CA-641-14 W WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. INC F/K/A NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC, Pleintiff, vt. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. D EV ISEES. GRANTEES A SSIG N EES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TO RS. TR U ST EES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. O R AGAINST WILLIAM J BEST. DECEASED, el a t. Defendants) NOTICE OF ACTION TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. D EV ISEES. GRANTEES. A SSIG N EES, LIENORS. CREDI­ TO RS. TR U STEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNOER, O R AGAINST WILLIAM J BEST. DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNOER. ANO AGAINST THE HERE IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL OCFEN DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPO U S­ ES. HEIRS, DEVISEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADORESS UNKNOWN CURRENTADORESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED tool an acton to foreclose a mortgage on toe toF towing described property m SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida LOT 63. HIOOEN LAKE PHASE HI. UNIT VII. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 36. PAGES 79 AND 80. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA has been Tied agamst you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses wiffvn 3 0 days after the first publication, it any. on Echevarria 6 A ssociates, PA ,. PtaaiMTs attorney, whose address -Is 9119 Corporal# Lake Drive. S u te 300, Tampa, Florida 33634, and We toe original with this Court either before service on PlatotrfTs attorneys or Immediately thereafter; otherwise, a delaiuit wd be entered agavet you tor the itlief demanded In the Complaint or pelilton Thus neftee UiaH be published once ea ch week for two consecutive weeks In the Sanford Herald W ITNESS my hard and toe seal ot thus Court: on to** day ol MAY 13, :p 0 2 1 M aryarae Morse, cferk Cferk oT toe CIRCUIT Court By Ruth K «g f As Deputy Clerk Echevarria ^Associates, P A , PO . Boa 25018, Tampa. FL 33622 5 0 (8 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DlSABJLfDES ACT. PERSON S WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION 7 0 PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOUIO CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIOA 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)323-4330. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ING IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (IDO) 1 8 0 0 -9 5 5 6 7 7 1 , 041 VO CE (V) 1 8 0 0 -9 5 5 8770. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE Publish May 22. 29. 2002 MMI63 IN IHC CtRCUTT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 02-440-C P IN RE ESTATE OF REGENA WILCOX BOLES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The adriwntstration ol toe estate of REGENA WILCOX BOLES, deceased. F fe Number 0 2 -4 8 0 CP. m pendng m toe Ctfcut Court tor Semmofe County. Florida. Probate Division, toe address of which la X I N Park Avenue. Santord. F L 3 2 7 7 1. The nam es and address of the Personal Representative and the Personal Representatives attorney are set lorth below A4 creditor* ot toe decedent and other persons having claims- or demands against decedent's estate, including unmatured, contmgenl or unkquKlaliid Claims, on whom a copy of tots notice is served must fife their cleans w«h to.* Court WITHIN THE LATER O f THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY ( X ) DAYS AFTER THE OATE O f SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH43 NOTICE ON THEM A* other creditors of toe decedent and pee sons having claims or demands against the d eced en t* estate, including unmatofed, contin­ gent or uniiquidaled dawns, must hie thee d a m s with tots Court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA TK>f OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The test date of publication of this notice is May 22. 2002 PATRICIA DIANNE SANDERS Personal Representative ROBERT K MclNTOSH. ESQUinE Ftonda Bar No 376302 STENSTROM. MclNTOSH. C O L­ BERT. WHlGHAM 4 SIMMONS. PA Pool Office Boa 4846 Santord, FL 32772 4648 Telephone 407/322 2171 Attorney tor Personal Representative Pubksh May 22. 29. 2002 MM 166 IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 02-194-CP IN RE ESTATE OF JO SEPH OAVIO COWARD, D aceaw l NOTICE 1 0 CREDITORS Thk« admumstiatam cl to# estate of JO SEPH DAVIO COWARD, deceased. Fife Number 02 154 CP. is pending m the Circuit Court tor Semmofe County. Ftonda. Probate Division, the addre** of which is X I N Park Avenue. Santord, F L 327/1. The nam es and address of the Personal Rnpre tentative and the Personal Ropr^onlattvet attorney are set forth below Al cradffora of ttta daoadanl and othar Parana Kavtng claims Of daman* aqaatat dscsdsnTi ■Clara, nckjdtng Lnmatursd. oonttrgant or oikquidatad daima, on utioma copy c. ina rtoaca a ssrvad nut ■# ffiaa daima arifft Baa Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (J) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (X) DAYS AFTER THE DATE Of SERVICE OFACOPY Of THIS NOTICEONTHEM Al othar cradauil of tha dsesdant and par»on« having claims or damanda against tha dacsdsnTi aetata, ndudng unmaturad. contmgant or vtfqudaNd da*ns. mat Ma than claims noth this Court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA TtONOF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED JIMMIE LEON COWARD P a r a n a ! RaprasentiBvs RO BERT K MclNTOSH. ESQUIRE Ftonda Bar No 376303 STEN STRO M . MclNTOSH. COL­ BERT. WHlGHAM * SIMMONS. P A Pool Critic# Boa 4848 Sanford. FL 3 3 7 7 3 4 9 4 8 Tatephona 407/333-3171 Attomay for P s r a n a l Rsprssaniaava Pubksh May 22. 29. 7002 MM 166 I X W sfdon Boufanrsrd Sanford. F t 13771 w oocf or poeru w om vnop The Dtslnci Board of Trustees of Sem m ofe Community College announces a regular Board Workshop to which s i person* are Invited. Dele and Tima: Ju n a 5. 2002 al 7 0 0 pm Place; Sem m ofe Community C ottag e SentordLake Mary Can^ua I X Weldon Boulevard Santord. FL 32773 Board Room <A200) Purpose The District Board o( Trustees w * review budget prettnenarfe* and other issues a s they rafale to lha preparation of the 20022 0 0 3 Operating Budget tor Semmofe Community Cottage. A copy of lha agenda n a y b e obtained by writing to Dr E. Arm McGee a! I X W etton BoiAevord. Sanford. Florida 3 2 7 7 3 or by catting Linda Cowefe a l 4 0 7 - 3 2 * 2 0 1 0 and arranging tor an agenda to b« matted or avattobfe tor pick up. Pursuant to the provisions of tha American* with Dttabifetie* Ad, any parson requiring special accom m o­ dations to perbapate m tv * maetmg is asked to advise Sem mofe Community Cottoga at feast 4 8 hour* before Ihe meeting by contacting Undtt KntgN at 407-32S-2010. If you are hearing or speech impaired, pfease contact S e mmofe Community Cottage by coiling Ms Dorothy Patshon al 4 07-328^ 21X Persons -are advised that, i they decide to appeal any deoaton made at ffii* mealing, they witt need a record of the proceecfcng* end tor such purpose, they may need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding* k* made, which record 'includes the testimony and evidence upon which ihe appeal is lo be based, per Section 2 8 0 0 105. Florida Statutes Pubksh May 2 2 . 2002 MM 169 Public Auction Putwc auction lo ba hold at 9 0 1 am. on lha dayfs) spooffed betow. al ihe front door ol Athen s Towing Inc. Located al 2 4 9 9 Old la k e Mary Rd Sutte 134. Sanford. FI tor Ihe pur­ pose of cksposng of ttia loftowing vehicles' For further information please c a l (407)321 2 9 4 8 W 02 (1) Year l9 9 1 M a k e Jee p VINf 1J4FP88S7M LS55628 (2) Year 1994M ak* Mitsubishi VtN • JA 36A 26A 3R U 043X 7 Pubksh May 22. 2002 MM 170 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION iNdtice is hereby given Semmofe Wrecker Service witt sett al Pubkc Auction for salvage tor cash on demand to highest tedder, toe tof lowing described vehtde* J u n e 4, 2002 fit Toyota 2 0 r Vto • JT2A E95C 5J3047465 The auction «nk be held al 1 2 X P M on the said dales above Al Semmofe Wrecker service 2540 S Myrtle Ave Sanford. FL 32773 Prospective bidders may inspect vehicles on e hour prior lo safe Terms, are cash or certified funds. Semmofe Wrecker reserves toe ngN lo accept or reject any and ak bid* Pubksh May 22. 2002 MM171 NOTICE OF AUCTION This auction witt be held on J u n e 1# 2 X 2 at 9 X AM al 325 Aulm Avenue Oviedo. F L Prospective bidders may inspect toe vehicle* on toe day betore toe Auction from 9AM until16PM. Terms are ca sh or certified funds only Oviedo Towing reserve* toe right lo accept or refuse any and all btos. The loHowing vehicles are offered lor bid* 1964 TOYOTA CRESSIOA VINS JT 2M X 62W 2E X 87462 Pubksh May 22. 2002 MM 172 NOTICE OF AUCTION This auction will be held on Ju n e 11. 2002 at 9 0 0 AM al 325 Aukn Avenue. Oviedo, FL, Prospective bidders may inspect toe v eh efe* on the day before toe Auction from 9AM unttt 6PM Term* are ca sh or certified funds only Oviedo Towing reserves toe n t f 4 to accept or refuse any and ail bds The toflowtng vehicles are offered tor bids 1906 CH RYS LEBOROff VINi 1C30C56K IGF 133940 Pubash May 22. 2002 MM173 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toe Cay Commotion of toe Cey of Lake Mary, Florida* toef said Commission will hold a Public Hearing on Ju n e * , 2 X 2 , at 7 X P M , or a s soon there­ after a s p ossbfe, to consider Second Reading and adoption of an Ordnance entitled ORDINANCE NO. 1063 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA, PUR SUANT TO ARTICLE Xil. SECTION 12 01 OF THE CITYS CHARTER. AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES SUBDIVISION AS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN. SAJO PROP ERTY TO BE USEO FOR DEVEL­ OPING THE DOWNTOWN. PRO­ VIDING SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE a c q u irin g th e fo llo w in g d e s c rib e d property Lot 32. BLOCK 27. Crystal Lake W rite r Horn#* Subdivision, as "• * - ■ L eg a l s L eg a ls A v e. Santord. F I, 32773 Proapective tedders m#y inspect v e h e fe * one hour prior to safe Terms ore *CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS" McConnell Towing reserve* toe nght to accept or rated any and a l BIOS . PubHsh May 19. 2002 MM 150 T V itd tO ff. AS AtCOAOCD IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAO£ 7 Off THE PUBLIC P£ 0 0 0 0 9 OP StU N O L E COUNTY. nO fllO A AAOA 3B 90 WAD OIWQCfl COUNT, WINTER PAWL FL W T O al pubttc safe, to toe NgFteal and beat bidder, tor cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEM ffKXE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIOA. Ftonda, •* 11 X A M . on to# f fh day of June, 2 X 2 Maryanne Morse, clerk Cferk of CIRCUIT Court BY Dorothy W Botton Deputy Cferk Dantel C Consuegra, Esquire 8901 -North Armenia Avenue Tampa. Florida 33604 PubHsh May 15. 22. 2002 MM107 ■ recorded In Plot Book 2, Pagea 114110. Pubttc Record* of Sammofe County, Florida. The Pubttc Hearing wfe be held n toe Commfealon Chambers, I X N Country O ub Road. Lake Mary The Pubttc la invttad to attend and be heerd. Said heareig may be conttnuad from tima to tima until a knaf decision la made by the City Commission. Copies of to* Ordnances in M are avattebfe m toe City Cferk t Office tor review NOTE IF A PERSON DCCIOES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WIIH RE SP EC T TO ANY MATTER COtF SIDE RED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR PO SE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO EN SURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD O f THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 288 0105 PERSON S WITH OfSABA 1TIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIPATE PI ANY OF THESE PRO CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407 5851424 CITY OF LAKE MARY. TLORIOA Carol A Foster, O y Cferk DATED May 17. 2 X 2 Pubksh May 2 2 . 2 X 2 MM173 The Trea s u rer o f toe S tate of Florida Deportment o l Inaurance NOTICE OF AOMMSTRATTYE COMPUUNT C ase No : 6 0377 0 2 AO TO Richard Franklin Smith. Ill tongwood, FL An ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLAINT lo revoke your kcensefs) and ekgtbttrty for kcamure and appointment has been filed against you You have toe nght to request a hearing pursuant to Sections I X 569 and 120 5 7 (1 ) and (2), Florida Statutes, by muling a request for sam e to the Florida Department of Insurance, Dwtsiori ot Legal Services, 2 X E Games S t . Tallahassee Florida 32399 0 3 3 3 Ma request for hearing rs not received by Ju n e 19, 2002, ihe right to a hearing in Ihis matter will b e waived! and toe Insurance Commissioner w ii dis­ pose of Itvs cau se in accordance with the few. Pubash May 8. 15. 22. 29 2002 MMO09 IN THE ORCUTT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA, IN ANO FOR S E M N O U COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION C e e e No: 01-C A -290+ 144. THE PROV1DFNT BANK. Ptamtiff. vs THE ESTATE OF MARY BROOKS FUTCHMUA MARY B FUTCH WILSON M CA MARY B WILSON. DECEASED. THE UNKNOWN H EIRS, D EV ISEES. GRANTEES. A SSIG N E ES, CREDITORS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH ! LIENORS AND TR U ST E E S OF MARY BOOKS FUTCH M V A MARY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT B FUTCH WILSON KKJA MARY B OF FLORKJA WILSON, DECEASED. WILMA CITY O F LAX1 MARY, FLORIDA IN AND FOR JO N E S. HEIR if kring BEM B40LE COUNTY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HCARMO INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN C A S IN O . C 2 C A -9I4-14 K NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toe AMERIQUEST MORTGAGE SPO U SE OF SAID City Commission of' the CMy 0# (Lake COMPANY. Mary. Florida, lhal saaj Commission DEFENDANTS). IF REMARRIED. Plaintiff. witt hold a Pubkc Hearing on Juna 6. ANO IF DECEASED, THE R E SP EC ­ TIVE UNKNOWN h em , devisees, vs, 2002, ttl 7.00 P, M„ or a s soon there after a s possibfe, to consider Second grantees. ASSIGNEES, RO BERTA . FRYER,___UNKNOWN SP O U SE OF ROOERT A Reading and adoption of an CRED ITO RS. LIENORS. AND Ordinance entitled TR U STEES. ANO ALL OTHER FR Y ER ,LO ni A STEINMf U CLERK OF SEMINOLE ORDINANCE NO 1066 PE RSO N S CLAIMING BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAJNST COUNTY COURT UNKNOWN TEN AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF THE NAMEd DEFENDANT (S) ; LAKE MARY. FLORIOA. PUR­ A N T f l , U N K N O W N JOHN DOE. THE UNKNOWN T E NAN T f 2 . UNKNOWN TEN­ SUANT TO ARTICLE XII, SECTION TENANT. JANE DOE. THE 1201 OF THE CITYS CHARTER. A N T S UNKNOWN TENANT#*, AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION UNKNOWN TENANT. Defendants Defendants-. O F CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF BA LI LOCATED IN THE CRYSTAL LAKE TO RO BERT A FRYER ANO Notice is hareby given tool, pur­ WINTER HOMES SUBDIVISION AS UNKNOWN SPO U SE OF ROBERT suant to a Fnal Summary Judgment MORE PARTICULARLY A FRYER. of Foredoeure erfered n toe aboveResidence Unknown. DESCRIBED HEREIN. SAID PROP Btytod causa, in Uw O cu rt Court of If akve. and if deed, aff parties ERTY TO BE USEO FOR DEVEL­ S an w o fe County, Florida*, 1 w i sett ctumirig m e ie s l by. through, under OPING THE DOWNTOWN. PfK> Ihe property situate in Semmofe or ag an st RO BERT A FRYER AND VIDINO SEVERABILITY ANO County. Ftonda. dasenbed as UNKNOWN SPO U SE OF ROBERT EFFECTIVE OATE THE NORTH 5 0 FEET OF LOTS X acquiring Ihe Mtowmg described A FR YER and att parties having or ANO 31. BLOCK C, SOUTH SAN claimirig lo have any right, title or property FORD, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT interest m too property described lo ts 8 . 9. and 10 (less W t/2 of Lot herein TH EREOF. AS RECORDED IN 6) Btocfc 27 and pari of vacated »afkPLAT BOOK f . PAGE 94 OF THE way tying within eitentton of N and E I YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an action tor Foreclosure of Mortgage on the PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE lines of Lot 10, Crystal Lake Winter COUNTY. FLORIDA M ow ing described property, Homes Subdhtsion, as recorded in M C A 1308 SHEPARO STREET. LOT 7. BLOCK 2 . FLORA Plot Book 2. Pages 114-116. Pubkc SANFORD. FL 32771 Records of Semmofe County. HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE et pubic safe, lo toe hugest and best Florida, more commonfy known as PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED bidder, tor cash . AT THE WEST IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 19. PUBLIC 125 E.W fbur Avenue FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN The Pubkc Hearing witt be held m RE COHOS O f SEMINOLE COUtf TY. FLORIDA the Comrnisaicm Chambers. 10Q NTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIOA. ftonda. et 11 X AM . on Country Club Rood. Lake Mary The has been Med ogams! you and you toe day of JUN 0 6 2 0 0 2 .2 0 0 2 are required to serve a copy of your Public is invited to attend and bn Maryann* Morse heard S a d hearing may be contin­ written defenses. 4 any, to tt, on Cferk of CIRCUIT Court ued from time to time until a final YAMILE BENITEZ TORVISO. Attorney tor Plaintiff , whose address BY Mary Stroup* decision is made by lha City Commission Copies of the is 951 N E 107to Street, S irte 204, Deputy Cferk North 'Miami Beach, F L 3 3162 either Lam Office* of Daniel' C Consuegra O rdnances n tuff are available *» toe within X day* after toe first publica­ City Clerk t Office tor review a x i North Armenitt Avenue tion of this notice, or and file the orig­ Tampa. Ftonda 33604 1041 NOTE IF A PERSON DECIDES inal wiih the Cferk of tors Court either TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE Attorneys lor Ptamtiff BY THIS COMMISSION WITH betore service on Plantin'* attorney Pubksh May 15. 22. 2002 or irrvrwdiatoly thereafter, otherwise RE SP EC T TO ANY MATTER CON­ M M 1X SIDERED AT THIS MEETING Oft .1 defauft will b e entered ag,imst you tiyr too rofiH demanded in toe comIN THE CIRCUIT COURT HEARING. HE OR SHF WILL NEED A RECORD O F THE PROCEED rfamt OF THE DOTfTMNTH INGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR JUDICIAL ORCUTT W ITNESS my hand and toe seal of OF FLORIOA, PO SE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO tors Court lh.s day of MAY 0 8 2 X 2 EN SURE THAT A VERBATIM IN AND FOR MARYANNE MORSE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS As Cferk of the Court SEMINOLE COUNTY IS MAOE. WHICH RECORD Oy Ruth King GENERAL INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO As Deputy Cferk JURISDICTION DIVISION EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE Publish Semmofe HsrakJ CASE NO. 02-CA-118-144. APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ to accordance with the Americans CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY DA STATUTES 286 0105 with Disabilities Act. persons needmg W E ST F1CA MELLON MORTGAGE PERSON S WITH DISABILITIES a reascrutite accommodation fo par­ COMPANY NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR ticipate m this proceeding should, no Ptomkff, TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO later than seven (7) days -prior, con­ VSCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT tact toe Cferk of toe Court * cksabikfy CARLOS SANTIAGO, et e l . THE CITY AOA COORDINATOR AT coordmator al 4076654227, X I N Defendant (i) LEAST 4 8 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF PARK AVE SUITE N X 1.SA74FORD NOTICE OF THE MEETING AT 407-565-1424 FL.32/71 tt hearing unpaired, con* FORECLOSURE SALE CITY O f LAKE MARY. FLORIDA la d (TDD) 8 X 9 5 5 8 7 7 1 via Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ Carol A Fooler, Dly Cteik Relay System suant lo a Final Judgment of DATED May 1 7 .2002 Pufksh May 15. 22. 2002 Forectoeure dated May 3, 2002. and Pubksh May 2 2 . 2002 MM 105 entered fi C ase No 02 CA- 1 ! 8 - 14MM 176 L. of toe Circuit Court of to* EIGH­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TEENTH Jucttctaf Circuit in and tor OF THE EIGHTEENTH SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF THE STATE OF FLORtOA. W EST F/K/A MELLON MORTGAGE NO RCE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the IN AND FOR COMPANY te Plaintiff and CARLOS City Commisskon of to# City of Lake SEMINOLE COUNTY SANTIAGO, et a l . ara Defendants, I Mary, Ftonda, toat said Commtssui CIVIL DIVISION wff sett lo to# fvghesl and best bal­ adopted Resolution No 673 on May C ase No: 01-C A B12-14G der tor cash al toe Was! Iron! door of I I , 2002. vacating toe following THE O U S E MANHATTAN BANK. Ihe Courthouse n SANFORO. SEMI described ubkfy easements AS TRUSTEE OF IMC HOME NCLE County Ftonda. 1 1 0 0 AM Two (2) tive (5) toot w«Ja utility EQUITY LOAN TRUST 1998 3 o'clock on too 4th day of Juna, 2 X 2 , easem ents along toe common pretpUNDER THE FOOLING AND toe following described property as erty kne between Lots 4 and 5, of SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED sa t torifi in s a d Fetal Judgment, lo Wikiston Park Subdivision as record­ AS OF JUNE 1. 1998 mil; ed in Plat Book 56. P ^ ? s 4 9 and 50 Ptiareff. LOT 66. MONROE MEADOWS. of lha Pubkc Record* of Sarrenufe vs ACCORDING TO THE PLAT County Florida CHRISTIAN R ISELIN, JANE DOE THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN Deled ton 17th day of May, 2002 ISELIN. UNKNOWN WIFE OF PLAT BOOK 46. PAGES 16 AN 17. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIOA CHRISTIAN R ISELIN. ELIZABETH O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Caro* A. Foster, City D ad A ISELIN. JOHN DOE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. Pubksh May 22. 2002 ISELIN.UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF a/k/a 101 Kelly Circle. Sanford, MMI77 ELIZABETH A ISELIN. 4 kveig. Florida 32773 INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN OATEO to * 3 day of May 2002 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIOA SPO U SE OF SAID MaryannE Morse NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED, .A* Clerk of s a d Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toe ANO IF DECEASED. THE R E SP E C ­ By Mary Stoupe City Cornmfesnn of to* City of Lake As Deputy Cferk TIVE UNKNOWN h n r* (fevtsees Mary, Ftonda, tost said Commission grantees, ASSIGNEES Submitted by adopted Resolution No 674 on May F a b o t SGtet/ P A C RED ITO RS. LIENORS. AND 18, 2 X 2 , vacating toe following Suae 300 TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PEH SO N S CLAIMING BY. described nght of way 1570 Modtuga Avenue The East 5 X feel of to* West X X THROUGH. UNOER O R AGAINST Coral Gobles. Florida 3 3 146 leaf, lass toe North 3 7 50 feel of toa THE NAMFd DEFENDANT (S) . (3 05)6624110 North 1/2 of toe Northwest 1/4 of toe BANK OF AMERICA. NATIONAL Persons with a (ksafrkty who need Northeast t/4 of toe Southwest 1/4 ot a special accommodation to partici­ ASSOCIATION. JOHN DOE. Section 16. Townslvp 20 South. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE OOE pate e l to s proceeding should Con­ Range X East. Semtoote County. UNKNOWN TENANT. fect ADA Coordmotor al Semmcfe Ftonda Defendant ($) , Courtly Courthouse, X I N Park Datad tots 17th day of May 2 X 2 NOTICE OF SALE Avenue. Suite N X l . Santord, CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Florida 32771, at feast five day* prior Notice is hereby given tonl pur­ Carol A Foster, City Cferk suant to a Final Summary Judgment lo the proceeding. Pubksh May 22. 2 X 2 of Foreclosure entered *i too aboveTelephone (407)323 4 3 X a«1 4227; MM 178 styled cau se, n toe Circuit Court of 1 600-955 8771 (TDD) or I 8 X Seirunole County, Florida. I wiN sett 9 5 5 8 7 7 0 (V) vie Florid* Relay the property s4 o *le in Seromoto NOTICE OF Service County, Florida, described av PUBLIC AUCTION Pubksh May 15. 22. 2 X 2 Notice is hereby given LOT 43 BEAM GULLY POtNTE. M M 1X McConne* Tawmg will sell ACCORD 1740 TO THE PLAT al Public Auction For Salvage for Cash on demand lo Nghosl balder, toe tottowrg described vehicle,,, 6-1-02 78 Buick 4K4736H245381 95 Chav 1GILV1544SY282883 6*11-82 92 Nissan JM1RZ24HONX52O072 X 7k*son JN1FU21P41T2157M 6-12-82 87 Olds 1G3CW 5137H4330434 6-94)2 87 N»ss JN IH U IISX H T 2044X 6442 89 Wton IW W B815M 7KF1X944 6 6 -0 2 97 Niss JN1HU11SXHT2044X 6 2 2 82 OOM.UJ 4F4YRI6V0YTM25918 300 N French Avenue, Sarlord. Florida XV W vo 4 V5JC2RF 5YN869602 Tha Auction w-id be held al 9 0 0 a m on said dates above U cCcnnei Towing ARecovery ? 0 X Sanford jrnqle out them! Let us beat the bushes for you. We bring the advertiser and the consum er together to meet the needs of our community. Subscribe Today T he Seminole Herald 407-322-2611 �Pa«e 6 B L ega ls Lega ls M THE COUNTY COUNT, NANO KM M i a m i COUNTY County Cowtoouao. SOI N. Part Avenue, Santord, Ftortda at 11:00 am. on Tlwartoy. Juno 0, 2002. too CASE NO.: (BCC-tOT-MR In too Amondod Summary Final Judpnort Loto *1 and 62. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, oa recorded to PM Book 3. pogo JT, Samtooto Coudy. Florida, toaa too WaN IS tool ol lot 01 tooro- WALTER T. M M 3. OENNtE WU1AMS, Leg a ls m m e e a rtm ir A43210. (407) MS-0003 Or (321) 249-9015 t ( * 23— Lo st a Nunc* to 0ven d a l purauant to • * a l Ndgmert dated AuguM. 2000. In C m Ho. oocotu7-zan or n Crgrty Cow l to and tor Samtooto Crxrty, Ftortda In oNcti WALTER T. MIMS M tw PtotoM and QEHME WILLIAMS N tha Oalw tont. I wia aot to (w Ngheel and bo* btodar lor caMi al too Waal Fiord Door o l Samtooto Dotod toto 2nd day ol May. 2003. Moryonno Mono. Ctorh ol too Cowt Ey: Mary Stow* Deputy Cledi MARLOWE. APPLETON > WEATHERFORO.PA •0S1 W. Mono Had. 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Mual hava a good drMng record Muat have a good anaude Muat pul quaMy batora quantity Muat ba good ekh paopta. ti9 ll oub/ h Opantoga tor aNiartoncad ««1 anarytowl toargfaaa oompoato and ahaak matal fabrtcatora. Accuracy and machanleal atolta raquirad Eapettonca a ptoa. W croaa bato. G nat caraar opporturutwa tor mobvatod todtvlduala. F u your ratuma to 407-328-4445. .. _ . . » a. . j. taw--- a- rg, - ---DMBrnarvMMMcn wnaiM, cc*w n p loba ■ food aw worker A drtwr, al ahrfta. Ml 78 toa, record, OFWP, EOE apply m\0t1 Sand Pond Ftoad. lata Mary. 407-33^8877. ait 118 Boat Mechanic for uaambty of new angmee A ng^ng of new boali. Clean, good working conrfltona. Qood pay Abarafe. MonThura, lOhrdaya Appfy at iArlocay Power Boat*. 1880 FiUpalnck PL. Port of Sanford. 407-321-1140. Cara Ohrer Aa*4atan4- 2 weak •alary. 1294. Mutl work ona waali and. tor a total of 21 vtofta. Approilmataty IhrAlail. Naar SartodA*port.A«f)rttototo 407-307508 A i>arpv( bervioes, toe we eNng to pay top aatoryhoufy or commiaaion dapandmg on lachnicMnY pretaranca. Wa know aonwona b out towa fa t carea dxU d a work toty do Mil arprya h a bade ( you are del awneona, ptoeae give ua a cat anytone dey or ifght Be gar or Ah 407 (7-2(4-8070 H Y tm G A T l AEFORC YOU BfVUTT Ahvaya a good poacy aapedaty tor buainaaa Opportunmaa and trancNaaa. Cal Ftortda Dapt. of AgrktBwa A Conaumar Sarvtoaa at BOO-435-7352 or FTC-HELP tor kea Momaian a trial ow WMi arto at wwwftc gowtxrop Ftortda law reqUraa aaiara ot oartato buetoeae opporkrttoe to legator wNi Florida Dept, ol AgrtcuRure A Conawnar Servteea batora aatkng. C al to verity lawful ragtttrabon baton you buy. cal 407-5881(80. Ucanaad Rail Eatala Agent* neadad for buay Century 21 oNoa. Earn 11.00012.000 paid a*V Mora Ho 800-4404483 Maintananca Suparvlaor tor an •aawtod Ivtig lacMy. Muat hava 2 yn eertong toeatodga d grerto apt rapaira. atoctocal. piwnbmg, HVAC. Drug Fraa Emkonmar*. EOE. Ap 300 Waal Airport Blvd, Sanford. Marrkrtt CourtyanVUlu Pari Tima Htfi AurMor. 1 1pm-7am, Ho Eiqiertonca Naoaaaary (407)444- 1000 Ima. Qood drMng record A drug ■cnwWig recyaed. Qpenaon to eah 5 yra exp Sarvora watooma to apply. C al 800-471-2440. JfaadAomaAflYtATtttifd To Promota Your Quamaul Than Cal Ua About Flyari W« Will Print A Deliver For You To Our RMctera For Oniy Bc/Copyl! Ftortda DapL of Agrtcultura A Consumtr j>rvkrai btfon selwig. Cal to vartty towfiA ragialribon baton you buy Paraon: FiA (ma.aap- a* piua. Salary 407-325-8240. • Badcock Fwnaur*. Fum Shaar 6 Praaa Braka Opartoor. Exp reqAed. gnd pay AbwMM C FW 407-299-1592. Start Preaaar A Counlar Habar tor* ................f 407-J ■ a _■ p /t ; hebar * anal gankn F per hr. piua. mHaaga. Slut a waak. muat hava a j car. ba rvaabia. over 1 8 norv; amckaf.mafaortomda.cpporkxWyi tor aummar work at roadaida* prodLca Itond Cal Marta M407-325- J 7011 anykma betwe en SAM 4 8PM i 91— A e a r t m e n t s /H o m e s t o Wa Have a Way You Can Cut That Coat In Had! S hare THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322-2811 Mature Panon to th an houee-' Sanlord-1450/mo, or 112Vwt, m at love doga. 407-32A-1743H LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UT1UTY CONTRACTOR HAALTMMMIHAMCa AN0 401K FLAM Prua baa uafkptoaa. _^ iia h w ta i Maur EkWe..... RECESSION PROOF E-Z-CREDTT PEPSIE-HERSHEY-WATER 12000-14000 Al Caah Monthly Incoma Work Orly 3-5 How* Par Waak Muat Haw 17(50 Down Paymant and Wa Ftoane* Tha QM ns a CaWi Pits C S 1(0 LrrM VWUWl * WWWCM 1SOO-flCrt-1737 For Quidi Ownanhto___________ 11200 to 15(00 PT/FT Frm BooMal 1-068-369-1518 5 9 — F in a n o a l S e r v ic e s Court RENT 'A p artm en ts MAKING Sv 407-323-3301 UNTIL AUGUST 2002 $ 9 9 M o ves You In i AMERICA 8 CHOICE FOR APARTMENT LIVINO i. ^ f p ,. ‘ C ertain R e itrtc llo n a Apply W in d c h a s c A p a rtm e n ts A irp o r t B tv d . & 4 6 A ^ 4 0 7 -3 2 8 -8 8 1 8 j . L im ite d Time! TrZi An you to a ftoanoW bakT7 NorvPraM Cowwakng ' Avarlabto ' u la tli 1----------1888-6656815 Of 1-888-7784-3338 Attention Readers 11 ITa illegal lor companiaa doing buatoasi by phona to promraa you a loan and aak you to pay for A baton thay daitvar. For mora totormalmn. cal toH rtt i-877-FTC HELP. (A(Xtdc aantoa maaaags bom Tha Sammofa Harakj and lha Fadaral Trada Commwaion) AmerkM Heart Association.’ * iiper) Hurt bwaw art Skwr Cut Ywi IUc*flniH tht SlfM of ItnkoT • Sudden numbness or waiuesaoirefacs.RTnor leg. especially on a su d e o l tobotfy • Sudden corAdon, troubte speehngorunOmtandng • Sudden trouble seerg none Wyndham Pli Brand New Apartments Homes Big Celebration! Free Rent on 2 Br., 1 Bath Lofts Lake M ary B lvd . & 17-9 2 CALL FOR DETAILS D o n *t M is s The Sanford Landing PAY NO RENT UNTIL JULY 2002 jA p a it m e n t (H o m e s 1800 W. First Street • Sanford, FL 32771 s1 0 0 00/Per Month OH Your Rent!* s. (407) 321-6220 [J Fax (407) 330-0253 3 ' C f t t . i i i t M o s t f i t t i o n s A p p ly Simply Superior Service 407-327-4458 unsurpassed by any other w w w .W U B o n C o m p a n y c o m ortxRh eyes • Sudden trouble wallung. (to n e u , b n ot balance or coordination • Sudden, severe headache with lean) Ike tigni end call M>( It Ihtf occur/ 14 17 Spring APARTMENT HOMES I n t o '( f ic t io n S wmmNNSPmsr OUT OUR SPECIALS LIMITED TIME ONLY MOO O FF C o nvenient • S p aciou s • A ffo rd a b le 50 N e w ly R e fu rb is h e d A p ts , fro m s5 4 5 YOUR MONTHLY RENT • Gated Comm unify • 2 Swimming Pools • Sundeck Area • Covered Cabanas 5 Jacunis • Sand Volleyball • 1 . 2 5 3 8drm Apt. Homes • Sp aciou s A partm ents with larRr C losets • la k e Krunt • Volleytxill • Sparkling !'*> ! • Tennis C ourts Heart Briefs F o r m o r r .r l o r i n jl i o r t .t t SCO AHA U SA ) or (H it a a a . i i n r r . u r h e jr t g ig • Indoor A/c Racquetball • 24 Hour Fitness Center • Walk-In Closets • Full Sue Washer/Oryer* & Wjsher/Oryer Hook-Ups • Spectacular Water Views* ‘In Select jpjrlment homes 100 Stonebrook Drive • Sanford, Florida 32773 Country Lake Phone: 407-322-9556 • Fax: 407-321-6218 w w wstonebrook@ aim co.com Apartments 2 7 1 4 R id g e w o o d A v e., S a n fo rd • 3 3 0 - 5 2 9 4 * (& A JU C O • Naar Contort ton A Siftoa naad Fui I tone Mght Audi FUI A Part dm#,* Braaktaat Haatoaa. Apply In paraon at 580 Ava Court. Sanford, bohind; Cradtar Banal i NwtM wantort Work d homa nadti (akt 1500 to 11500 PT. Cal Hoty1-888-233-9058_______ 5 5 — B u s in e s s no known cause “ A R E D E T E C T I V E S E X E M P T ? " By Ed E arly 71— H elp W a n ted O p p o r t u n it ie s biairw M q ppoim n a — to p>gwiw wOi packages. This is our busy season w 1'aalt u t . II * ONLY 4.5* PER COPYtll! MVRSTKUTK YOUMVEAD AJwiya a pood policy, ••paclaty for buainaaa opportumh** and bmehton . Cal Ftortda Dapt d AgrtoJkxa A Conawnar Sarvtcm at BOO-435-7332 or FTC-HELP tor kee H om asai Or rtaE aw 1AM nto al www.flc gowteop. FWda law nquraa ratan of cariain MM110 No telephone work. I! 44«tl 4.S8H H(ku Ybur ArNertotog Flyer* A toaertad to Tni II 7 1 — H elp W a n t e d 61— M oney to Len d tficp NOTICE OP ACTION PON m sou m oN O P i TO: SHAWN WILIAMS ly o u k l t o cASHiiee/evocKiRs Fo u n d Loac w Q , .iiwpi/ontiroii met. rwTW DEBRA A GUNN. d. NOTICE OF EAU PURSUANT TO PS. CHARTER M Wednesday. May 22.2002 21— P erso n a ls Of THE UOHTEEHTH JUDICIAL ORCUrT, C a ll 322-2611 S e m in o le H e ra ld C la s s if ie d D e p t. T o P la c e Y o u r A d VKA www.aimco.com I �Seminole Herald Von c m flax mht ad la 4B7<HM40l 900 N. French Aw., Sanford 33771 •P. O. Boa 1667, Sanford 92772 tor olfllM la upsn to aam you Monday through Frida* 0 am ■S pm DCADUNES: DaaOna la « pjn. oo Monday lor Wadnaaday paper and 4 p.m. TTwraday for tha WCakand stMon. A 4 In* minimum appftss to privat* party ada. Certain adi and dtssMcaflton* rsqutrs prspeymnt Lagala Daatanss. Friday, B pm lor Wsdnssdsy Edition ______ Wadnaaday. S pm lor MrdayEdWon. Home Health Cara Elderly Cara Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lota Reminder Servtcae Luxury llama Computer/TV LiAaaMe insurance IMna — niinn 14.1 Legal SarvIcM 143 Debt ConaoAdatlon | 153 Bualnaaa OpponunMu 187 OpportunMu ISO Financial Service* [S t Money to Land 83 -R o o m s F o i R ent 322- 2611 aa 87 Career Consultants 68 nssuns* 70 Education ATraining ft rfMp wtrrTta 73 Employment 117 Commercial Rental* IIS Ofltea Spec* For Rant 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 123 Laau TO Own 127 Storage/Offics For Rent R EA L To Share 93 Room* For Rent' noemmiw warntd 98 Retirement Homu 97 Apartment* * pgndehod 99 Apartment* •Urdumlahed 100 Condcmlnum Rental* ‘ 101 House* Fumlahed 103 Houau Unfumlahad 103 Duptoa/Trtptox 107 Mobil# Homu For Rant 111 naaort Vacation* 114 WsrshouaMRantai Space 115 Induatrial Rental* 99— APARTMENTS • 103— H ousesU nfurnished tote, balcony, house l IIOO/WK. 1100 deposit xeXato Lodge or Santoro ha* U tor d*S* waatoy, A 9 atom. Ca* 4073136/323-6640 tor detail toiW sw nd anljnim N nii imodWad. a* ud, cabta, A/C. hdry hen*, kach us*, aac. * . reaidara vmer. private entrance No laaaklngf Onty drug tru tober SM U h 407430-7371 WH* prtv«6l ■ arpatoom. kitchen privilege*. 1t r u cab I* ■mherTOryer 1 10Qhiik. Lika Ave n SantoTO. 407488-7023 95— R oommate I W a nted T S S n S E a X S lIB u Cel lor mom r * m e a n . *07127. S pereon to ahar* my view oi Lake Monroe, hout# Cal 407-328-7232 farm 46R2 BA Heme SarSoTOArea. Room with Freplace. ir/Dryer, 8375 Security, l Included1(407)375-1118 f ---------------9 9 — A rA RTM EN TS U n f u r n is h e d S O V B R B t Neerty Remodeled IBfVIBA 8475/Month. tat piu* Depoe* (4071774-0802 LAkX A041 BOkSI. 940OUO 2 BORM, 99704*0, ANDUP 117— C ommercial R entals SANFORD. 8TUOIO AFT. SMGLE PERSON ONLY. 4350/140 PLUS DEPOSIT CALL (407)3244150________________ MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pats A Supplies 200 Uvastock/Farm Supplies 201 Horae* 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antjquo/Collflclibles 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Salas 219 Wanted to Buy 141— H om es For S ale 36R/I.5 Be. bnck home new root. AC. pent. til*, carpet, landscaped. HWH 1407 Valencia Ct Waal. Santord. $74,900. 407-595-3389 407-463-4506. U n f u r n is h e d hr ? AUTOMOTI VE 231 Car* For Sal* 234 Automotive 235 Truck/Buaas/Vans For Sat* 236 Car Rental* 238 Vahid#* Wanted 239 Motorcyctes/Bltiu For 8ale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Ree. Vahidaa/Campsrs For Sat* 243 TruRara For Sals 245 Farm Equipment 252 Accounting 253 Addition* A Remodeling 254 Air CorxWonlng 2000 Flulwood 1,478 aq ft, 3BR/7BA, dan, vaultad cainga. tat* of atoirag*. nic* parti aSb pocL or can mov* tayaur tot CaOng tana $ gardan tab. Two rrWwtn kom tw Omanway 851,000 407-324-1416 You’ll find the “B est B argain*” In Ihe Sem inole Herald C lassifieds! 155— C ondominiums F or S ale osAaai. votutui Front-Lake Monroe: 48R 4 BA over 3500 aq It with 2 3 car garage, 2 work ahopa, kv. dr. tarn im, w/ftraptec* 8 gam* room, 2 in law aurtea on 1.4 a c ru on Ik 8349.500 4BR 1 4 RA: New Root, Ceramre Tie. tt*2 t Sc. Porch, Pool, on Over t/4 Acre. 885.900 Over 144 Acra 38H 1 Baih: Lnt dkt. appla. h*ev»y treed Pitted tor quck tele 554 900 4BR 2R A Over 1*00 Sq Ft. Uv. Din, Fam Rm W/Tirepiec*. Deck, 1102.900. try: Custom Bit 48R 2 BA over 2200 aq It Lrv. Din, Fam Rm w/Fireplace, aersened pod. 2 car garage on 1/2 acra 8225.900 Cuatom M 4 OR 2 BA: Over 2300 Sq Ft, Lrv. Din. Fam Rm, 32x32 Sc Pod, 2 Car Oaraga on Oier t/2 Aoe 8210.900. tentord:38fV1BA W/Carport, Stonge Rm W W/O Hook-Up* 8700/8050 Deposit. 8anta*38fV2BA WAMtg 8 FarrWy Rm. Stn(pa Car Oaraga. Comer lot, Hdwd Floors. Lfl Patto. 88001750 Sanora: 38R/1BA w/Dbl Qarags, Flrtptaca taSOWSO Dtposl DOVLR MALTY, MC. (407)3 WE RENT * I bnJord : W . ihA . Secson 8 accepted 8850/morah. The Htanen Group 4074214333. 2 8 6 Laundry S e rv tc u 290 Maaonry 291 Mortgagu 2S2 Moving A Storage 293 Oil. Luba A Filar 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 P u t Control 296 Plano/Organ Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Rooting 302 Scraan A Glass Work 303 Secretsdal A Typing 304 Siting 305 Small Business 306 Stained Glau 307 Swimming Pool Servtcu 308 Tarmit* Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 T ru Service 313 TV/Radto 314 Upholstery 318 Waiting 4 Sheet Metal 318 Wall Drilling 310 Window Washing ATVStog 181— AmiANCIS ft F urniture F or S ale 181— AmiANCis ft F urntturi For S a l i 1 KMO SERTA poaturapedto aet, rwwr uaad Coal KK. aal 8290 Can datvar. *0 7 4600677. PAUL OSBORNE O I C I . Hi \ X I M I ' S | ) \ | I I I M 10 acra* In Geneva. Aaklng 159,900 407-349-5574 mn i m im uu L ed k i Cal) f « B B 786-TALK* l« N M T n n fN iiR R i proparty on St* St John* ttvar. LoeAand, 11Bon ikrar. 1SO on ■tough. Approx. TOO/ Irom water to water, approa 2 2/3 aexa. Bonus: apprai ora aca* on pined nad GnM plac* tor camp*', camping or iiou**t>o*t *13.500 Urm. 407-3243378. S h o p w ith US e v e ry d a y M S M O O litS n Ckatkewt Natfn raw R t l i S r c A t .M a t o i i * i t **4 [XeatesTdkFlgEM lfcRN aH sRw M e Real Estate ’ ” AVON I wwrieat U **l T ta (M I)9 4 3 -4 *a 1-7 (9*5)584.1791 7 fa n , i CawatoAffA Jaw I, IQAMNraalaad.1 la s I OH Bays*'* Prtwlxei (9 0 *p U -1 U I www.rvotUaactioaLcsa RmwU Rtary A Aectke Coepaay, hw QAL701 - * w •' k —' * ODTACAtKOROUND NO* I t SNUb r keylai or RaaaaWT CAP t a kart. D ta l ■ * tta raatl W att* Wide V acation (90S/4U-5M7. Driven 7 COASTAL OBOaOIA’S FASTEST sbluho cgmsu MTY.MMy Harksr, saver batonre* tor D9JWO PrtveasIWarta* w tt Beal L ^ W (M P IM 4I7« WORK FROM ANT LOCATION Teaato (9*9)534-9409 MaW.tto99tos8M9torM Basiscss Opportaalttas ■ Cal 14 ho. I ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. Da ye* aan 8100 ia a day? Yaw ewi lacai candy raw*. 30 ktataw a and Cady. Ail t o 89,995. Call [100)9»*-VEND. AIN#2000011 GLENNW. TURNER it back! Laottx* tor‘Oar* to baOaeaT peopkl (l77)-*n-4m. iM w ilte.lto to* Is yaw ana 8 lam patoWM. i itak Sen aw laaaOaa CRB (277- M 4 M M A U 4 L UfiUhm. ( m M s) 10 ta a l v * ^ ihw. ao tuenwiidue. 4 krkine. 110.300 rxgwrat (900)2449401 (14 k n ) ADW99O07 V tH tU ft f 1 PHOPf H HtS 107 321 t/ b t i i . OHTHOFEDtC PILLOW TOP Mettreea S a l Brand Hew. M In Plaabc. SacrtSca ItOO Can L 407-422-8848 1 Luxury Urm pltowlop sat wWl 7 yf wamrty M S13S, quaan 1140 k*ig •210. Brand new Located In Santord 407-402-2778. SefiWmetaCMma. DO YLE'S RENTALS •droom. Living Rm, Kitchen, th. 7 month toaae. 1500/mo. 10 aaorfy No pete <07-340-9200 283 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lakafront Clearing 285 Landacaping 2 8 9 Locksmith MM M KT. Mcim upto UODOT trie homeeereett mnUncr hod OvtadK 18FV1BA W/Vorch. W/O Hook-Up. Hut/Air 85251500 Santord: 2427 Ekn Ave. 3BR/1BA fenced yard 8805/month. piu* cecurty depoert 81605 move* you in 4074224342. 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 287 Lawn Sarvlcu 288 Legal Servtcu 'jJOw . OiroOfTlisfO __ hr :*, „jrTtW KHi^mlu OCw.MlnO Where the deals are! AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES 4074214333 apt. Flaa World aria. OOmo, ndudaa wtar 8 aiacaic 7-2214107. 275 DcywaJt 163—W aterfront PRo rarry F or S ale 141— H omes For Sale TlwtairtwwM8| rKWTMiCVnUr Large be, » 1. CHA. hirdwood Iloor*. waiherAfeyer hook175Q/mo. 407-3300457. 284 Carpet A Installation* 268 Carpet Cleaning 263 CsStog Repair 287 Ceramic Tito 268 Chid Car* Cantors 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 DaSvery Servtcu 36a10 mob** horn*. MMchad Firm, parity tamd, carpataL eating Ian*, new atone, newAG Locaadn town * Courwy (atUQ Pwk. 5365 Orange Bud U ktatro* AUtg $ 1 7 « a 3*S740-10*5 S«r*ant 2fifV?BA on t at toor. QeaaO community. $55,000. 407-3245277. 407*321 *0759 8000 DOWN - WHY RCNTT7 38fV 2BA For Sale WWi Down Ptym l A4*r*tonca Avilahla.Chaaper Sian rent! 283 Carpentry 279 HauSng DCLTONA10 acre*, toe* tor mob** homes**, bora**, care*, taming or mineral Zoned agricultural. 84,900/ACRE. 5m. down w/ownar finance. 904-7*7-1772 or 904-7*7- For Sal* By Owner 105 Ptneaaat 38/V1 BA. a l remoddad. Buyer can choc** carpetxtg. 558.500 now; wd go to realtor In 3 weeks. O 859.900 407*7984343. 255 ASsraBon* 236 Applanc* Repair 237 Auto EiacL Repair 258 AutomotNe 280 Bush Hogging 281 Computer ConstMig 282 Cabtnat* 280 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 157— M obili H omes F or Sals EfccamBhTO.DUona. Cal 385-7SO- <s* 1 ( it* In th g w n t v o u n — d t o c h a n o g v o u r id : 153— A creage Lot F or S ale 007a C IS tfto d * d : If you naad to things your ad «Ma I la naming, piaaaa g(va ua a c*a and *rs wtl mate Bn things tar •» naxl avalaWs adSon. Piaaaa chac* your ad on ffw M <tay of puMuaon. If you And an error. piaaaa cal ua knmadWdy and at* «U correct *w error lor tha naxtpubScafton. WaarareaponaUatordw JU t In*arson oray and only tor toe cod of Uia Sret Ineorton. > 221 Good Things to Eat 222 Musical Instrument* 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions 1500 *q «• AnUtae to d k a rx rata Prtna aea, Fam»y Horn* ftu a, 2772 103— H o u ses- apt n i l F a ta Way, SOtae, 1400 aaeietty ■salt. Drug I---------------------94234004 i 105— D u fiex /T riflex MARINER'S VILLAGE erg* pkwh home, Santard/DaSona ire*. Some houee prtvSaga *. IldG M tndjdaa a t Cal tor dtotota. *07-3244000. Room lor S325/mo. piua 1/2 utilities, tu* house privilege* Female pteierred 407-322-7808. Santont Ptnecreet. M ,' 875044(0 3/1 Ootaboro, 8375.407 3214787. wondfcrtU ooinpanfcwNp ■ndi prtst vleee e e ton e ot h e tee* eee. RarX Marta at 1257 lor afflciancy ipsnmaota and 8345 lor ona batkoom apersiwnta. Ai uBSSes are indudad h tw rent For more Wormattan. cat 407-323-4430. 181 Applancu A Furniture For Sale 183 Television A Stareo/Radlo 185 Computers For Sale 167 Sporting Goods 169 Office Supplies 191 BoMdbig Malsrlais 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machin* Work 197 Restaurant Equipment ESTATE P a v in g f a r v o u r c l— W* gtaSy accept Msstacaad or Vlaa. Wa atoo « a taka cadi or a | efisefc. AdiirSasn Mo Hah lo ba b—d can mafca arrangement* 1 N ima thair ad la placed. Plain kaap m nand that ad* In the Personal* (daaa. 21). Quaman OpporlunMa* (daaa. 58) A Oaraga Salaa (217) u p * * paymart to «-r v e l • i M ER C H A N D ISE 141 Homu For Sale 143 Out ol State Property For Sale 143 Reeort Property For Sale 147 Induatrial Property For Sale 143 Mobile Home Lois For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale IMtopen House IBS Condominium* For Sal# 157 MoMe Homu For Sol* 159 Real Estate Wanted 150 Business For Sale 133 Waterfront Property For Sale 183 Duplex For Sale R EN TA LS 91 U nfurnished iVMWULi a t » u j h EMPl OYME NT Health Care Loet A Found Special NoUc*# Nuraary A Chid Care WelgW Management CLASSIFIED PB§6 7B Wednesday. May 22. 2002 Risk Fna Raan-11000/340. (Proves) No ( lacai veeArq Msa 13C.OOO Oak rwyared. (994)391-597* (Tail Fna) Flnascial DRIVER-OO s«R 895 ryaa. I IIJI00d|aaabea*LeaaepeMaaaHaesy4 ....... m i I i CbflEMaaar Parte (I8B)5SMH7. ***A im N I RMl l l NarrHHat tr 3 0 B lN a M JS tilU .llO 4 J0 tk r .M lb e rfto T ta T lililis7 lt i ) i i w i t o A - cegtowa»l 7 dm (1*0719400 « . 101. IS DOWN HOS9B8 Ow 'l a Saak Fnaatawnai HUR VA, FHAHacnSk OK. Pm liwaapNawt (900)501-ITT7M198*. IhCa SpriapJlacmr j Ymti (199)999-5310. viaa. Saitovna. 3 LARQBLAXEFRONT PARCELS 149.900 LaktAow, II 7,100 LMarlaw Haw priveaa iafcaftn a cannHiry, Tnaaasse 45 OVER YOUR HEAD IN DEBT7 Crodh CwdaBilUT Cw GOVERNMENT PQ8TA II0B8. Up tot * 7 J7 R N a w lit ^ fa ta u T cM R ♦ * 4 t ♦ nER EVALUATION ( M ^ M - l 5 U L t 1. Ads will be scheduled to run for 2 days. 2. Price ol item must be staled in Ihe ad and be $ t0 0 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) onty. 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. ATTEN TO t O ta i aastota a 1100047000 FT/TT NUTototo|4 F n e beeitM. Call tell-fra* (999)403-WORK(*dT3) w w w.nei1tog9i)uwir*n NEED A COMPUTER Loa Sue partoct endrtf Yaa’n ApprorodGwtaMdDtoaetoctock.bedowSlOKAYiaMdto « Savtas* Aaoua Required (900)947-7911 nNAHCN) ALTERNATIVES. 997.15 WEEKLYPwiraMK* * cat] (977)250-54*1 Exi AWP. COOL TENNESSEE MOUNTAINS 1 A cna-U ksIM t OaargaMtgsifcoarn Haw* aa 34,000 acra Nona Lata TrWy oan ada btodt Oaiy tW J » 0 (100)5534437 BXO Ktaay FRIENDLY TOYS AND OKIE ha* apaatogi or n w an 4 H R p o l Hana Dacor. 4ft*. toy*. ( Eamaak, kip*, wraptoak Fna lilu vn llii (900)494-4475. ~ " 8SCA3HSS lamedisli Cadi fa anmured ibu, ml sabto aoaca. priveiaanrtgaga act (100)794-7110 ■of 130.000 Fay U I4 0)*towf 870.000 Fay 8443 4 Dabl caaaoitaMK cato aat Han* m p m en rn . as * ** ii (krtar dea Olobai CcartatoaM CloatagaarnasM to 14 b o n Call (177)539-340 a t 3000 Ted^l Re* Broker. Ia Florida Beakiafdrptr. Lean Ora 3rd party Fnnridm. ’ Band o* 30-ytar Axed rare axmpgr of 4 JH (4 75HAFR) hr qualified rffiicata gidy RMaa subject t* rkaw MAIL TO ; Sem inole Herald Classified A d s CM mm (100)704-] 154 a t 530 Steel B illd ia p DIVORCE 1175.00* COVERS ckikka, propmy #rttaaa. FACTORY CLEARANCE] Meal Ml 4 band aaw into bdta top SOW b an ftttwWL ba aan taun 19x34,25*34, aaad baaMBoN900)4434041 SERIOUSLY KJURED1 Naad a Lawywt AH aaaatoto M W eddiogB/Penoul aaa.A A AAarn a|RWtoai iSarvta,(98B)733-LBGA14t>43) P.O. Box 1687 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 For Rent •MUST INCLUDE PRICE $100 OR LESS PRINT AO HERE:. LANDLORDS! Naad Caah? For d ata payiwu aa addtttoawl u n e i propcnyl Ttxn7 Improvement! 3 0*a caak worn by letlia* yen autia| Icaaol Statoad Sartkaa, LLC (119)109*559 Ms RCR1A3(TICCANDLELIGHTWEDDIN03. OrdaandMn lataa,Pln ata)n a ,iiia ail Fid! Sonic* Papal Fkaana,vid. ( 1 0 0 )9 3 3 - 7 4 9 4 . www t u ( i(1 u d w t d d l* (> M i l e - a e i l tad d iaw eaap riM d w ad d u ATTENTION DIABETICS Uals or n c m M«kcan.pnnm— t an a. Haw ilaaaaMBip*. FEEHDELTVgtY-BiLUHQ-N* HMQf*(WV957-I437. Health ft Mlsc. For Site DIABETFE? PAIN Fna totals flat til ) H lu p pl/a u lisle ot no cast to you M o iia r t. B CB S, G W . d o Ptomacy Oitntxaoi Sctvicci (900)440.2413 NAME; RIVERFRONT Lag Q to iatlf ,900 Aitama la* c a b ie a a a •f Xataeby’a b ta tael flabias rrvera. Muu an Fiasasaag STEEL BUILDINGS ...“Rot* Boom FrkoT G* Diana n d Stow E S 0 4 CJOOOOI5XJ011J0C00: 30X40 8L50OM 31X44 85JOOOO 35X50 IdJOOOOktayaakn (900)998. 5422.1' LsfRl Services -rASTCAsrycRiCkcowNERSSDjmrwmiiY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • O N L Y O N E ITEM ****) rZIrXt'^fliibto (ITWLinl'taL STOP FORECLOSURE! Bakiad oo your n ortp s^ DaaT Bb bntototoyt Wana Mpaneyoarb (io q ))i5 -m 4 e r o m * u ii ♦ This is a great opportunity for you lo enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. 4" * ' ia ft (900)1374730 DqA M i l taw llp taT Sq*. PHONE: WARNING! Are )e e a rriod ar Ire pervnt of a younf cklld? V « rncr. Far FREE report call prtrecorded 9JL3-23S9 Your Ad Could Be Hers ONE CALL JTA3C8 BETWEEN YOUR BU taCSS a d (MS) MisctUiueous for Sato toe FL Ckawfied A to e rtw e * Ner«e>k>7 a r 0 7 5 0 0 y e n ad « B ba placed ia 145 paper*. C ab t o * paper. M i t a a T w r . F L I tolae1toAdvem iia|I q » n ie a rra *4(994)743(Ou4 af Staa pUcemcar it atoo avaitobto) A D D R E S S :. \ I su b scrib e to the Sem inole Herald { ) Yes ( ) No FREE FM0NE1 Pan djqtol ie to » tk n *N e a Gcanandd n f c l appaeveL Fna a Bond iu*ku tod waakaato Fna anauaria*. T«N Baa (977)284-301. ^VEEK O F M ay 20 , 2002 ) ib �P # § e B B Wednesday. May 22.2002 r Seminole Herald Ybu can fax your ad to 407-323-W0I 300 H. French Avt, Sanford 32771 •P. 0 , Box 1H7, Sanford H772 Otx office ia optr to tonre you Monday through Fridty, • am •5 pm CLASSIFIED r P iyln g for your cl— t lf lf d - lf t Wa fllaffiy accept MaMcard or Vta. Wsateo «■ M e cash or a personal duck. AdWrttean who wteh to be Med can matte arangamarta at the Ime their ad Is pieced. Pteaae keep h n M M ada h f » Personate (ctesa. 21). Butinas* Opportunist (ctess. 55) A Oerags Sites (217) require payment In DEADLINES: to-thfttvm you nttd to tin not your ift Deadne ia 4 p.m. on Monday tor Wednesday paper and 4 pjn. Thursday (or the Weekend addon. A 4 Sna minimum apples to private party ads. Certain ads and classifications require prepayment Legate Deadfrws: Friday, 5 pm ter Wednesday Edttfon . Wednesday, 5 pm for Sunday Edtaxv 11 12 13 14 15 10 18 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 Home Health Cara Elderly Care Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items ComputerftV Personals Healthcare Lost A Found Special Notices Nursery A Child Cars Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services 45 DeM Consolidation | 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages V. If you need to change ytw ad «M s I is running, pteess give us a ca l and we M l make (he change lor tie next avalabte edffion. Please check your ad on Vw Int day of puMcaOon. If you And an error, pteess c a l us knmsffiaMy and we w< correct tie error ior the next puMcsBoa We are rssponstte lor the \ H rst Insertion only and orty ter Aw cost d tie Irst Insertion. > *-■ w t u 11 j : «-t i i i i 117 Commercial Rentals 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rant 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 StorageOffice For Rent 67 Career Consultants 69 Resumes 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment 222 Musical Instruments 91 Apartments/ 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/Triplex 107 Mobile Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vocations 114 Warehouse/Rantai Space 115 Industrie! Rentals 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions 161 Appliances A Furniture For Sale 183 Television A Stereo/Radk) 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 109 Office Supplies 191 Buiktng Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment REAL ESTATE RENTALS 221 Good Things to Eat MERCHANDISE 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of State Properly For Sale 145 Reson Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 140 Mobile Home Lots For Sals 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 AUTOMOTIVE 231 Cars For Sale f f l 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 236 Vehicles Wanted , 239 Motorcydes/Bikes For Sate 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rea VeNcfes/Cempert For Sato 243 TraAers For Sate 245 Farm Equipment MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pete A Supplies 200 Uvestock/Fann Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 AnUque/CoNectibtes 215 Boats AAccessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy 287 Lawn Services 286 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving & Storage 293 CM, Lube A RNr 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Past Control 296 PtanoOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cteaning 301 fooling 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 SUng 255 Alterations 250 Appliance Repair 257 Auto EteeL Raptor 258 Automotive ousn rioggng 201 Computer Consuffing 202 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet A InaMadona 265 Carpet Cteaning 9AA n n*finlr too oening nepaif 267 Ceramic TBe 266 Chid Cara Centers 269 Cteaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 1272 Defvary Services 275 Drywal 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Hating 260 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Services 283 Jewelry A Repair 264 LaAefronl Clearing 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services EMPLOYMENT 53 252 Accounting 253AddHiona A Remodeling 254 Air CondWonlng 305 Small Business 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 306 Tarmite Repair j w i finsponaBon 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Rado 314 Upholstery 316 Waking a Sheet Metal 318 We« Drilling 319 Window Wishing A Timing J T 1 8 1 — A m iA N C E S & F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e 1BRASS OED, OUEEN SERTA, poatnpeclc Ml S tarn*. Nmer laad cnd$1K.atftmCmfMkd:4076*0-0577 A tend fto» Owny CM dhrg abte 77* and 6 Chan wAad. St* In Box. 19S0 Lighted CNna Cabinet AvaX. C*n M w 407-423-0230 A Ful xu* mattrau ML N n m ptertc Mud art JBO *07-*Z?e64* Ate CondWonte, 5.000 BTU, mod 1 n w fi coal no* $180 aaofcaprca $75 00. Cal 407-esa«577. Bod Rm Sol: EnUr# Bad Sol W/HjbrtkTtbrd, Dmaar. Munir, O w U rd Nl Stind SH B m l S7KL Con Dekvet 407-422-0230 1 A cherry xtoigi bad. told wood, with pilow top mattrm Ml. Never Load Sol $5*9 Can dehor 407-4220230._______________________ A KINO SIZE PILLOW TOP ortwpadc m*m*** t*L New npUjftc Sell 1195. 407-422-8848 Bad Buck iron canopy bed mm tuny ton p*wtap aet Never used 407-402 2770 Bedroom 7 pc CHERRY WOOO 4 porter bed. e l dove taOed. dreuet wrtiVnwior. chert , nigra Hand, unueed. abb In boa. Coat 55k. Ml $1650 Stetfi becXocm awktote 407660-1411 Bed*, located n Santord. orthcpedc ton ta x «rth 5 yr warranty Twm$75, k * too, (toeen JOS. lung $175, Never uaed, can detoar 407-402-2778 Couch: AJ Italian Leather Sola. $*75. Loveaeal. $*2S. Chau. $525 Brand New Sd n FAisec. Cw M t » 407-422-0230. Day Bed: 2 orthopedic linn i whiie/lrorVbrau. trundle, never u m L til band Coat $800, Ml $296 407-6*00577 Cum Room 13 pc K*d cherry wood, double pedestal table ml teat. S Chippendale chair*, btelet 8 hutch, never uaed. coal $*k. tax $1295. K. $250 407-6*0-1415. Futon Bed: Brand New, never uaed; $125. Aleo Black Wrought Iron Day Bed, $75. 407-314S7S7. FtXcrt Btoc* dukite Yarn* pk. y ( a * maaeoa Never uaed. <a* n boa. Coat $600. tea $275 AXoak. $375 4076600577. ttirftLO O kftttC r Whirlpool itovewah « * cteaning oven. Hotpoeit dahwaaher 386716-4*39 Leather Chan. Ian (lury). wide I corntorUbte, no teera lit $100 aacnDce 407 3*07035 OAK TABLET EAF AND 4 CHAIRS. LIKE NEW. FULL MATTRESS (407)323-9165 211— A n t iq u e /C o l l e c t ib l e s 230— B oats 4c A c c e s s o r ie s Hate Find ~ Panasonic Tabte Top 2 Speekera 4 129 7T ■try TC-WJ Mercury toot M otorO H at only S it per GMtonll Outooerd Service Center, 4C7J22- -------- 1 Country-Clettic- Raxgktu* and Much More. Super buy at $325. 407-323*328 217— G arage S ales Ltovng Sate: 6 16 East ChmJl Ave, Longanod. Friday (5/24) 6am tpm. ran or ahkw. no earty btrdal 21 9 — W an ted to B uy Wanted: Kin to tea porcataei ot someone who w€ Ira tor me. 407321-9328 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s 4 .5 c !! 4 .5 * 1 ! Have Your Adverttekvg Flyers Printed * Inserted n The ONLY 4.5C PER COPY!!ll Cal THE SEMINOLE HERALD Advertising Dept For Delate 407-322 2611 O liver House of Styles Barber Shop •01 W. 11th St. Sanford Haircuts $ * 00. Sartors $7 00 Children in ter 12, $5 00 •Perms RoSer Set $4000 •Cara Free Curt and Leisure Curts $ 4 0 S $ 5 0 4 0 7 -3 0 3 -0 0 6 4 Photo Restoration ■Protetscrui A •rtofdabie No photo should be •town away or torgotten Cal tor at your photo restoration needs 407314-4838. Sale: Snapper ndng mower ml at attachmant*. $550 Sma* Sowh B n ] M a. 9 * eurng JflOO, 5ti toad trator hach. $150. 1964 Camaro. an(Ria no»a, $200 » id oncer) Thnj Sunday only at 2209 Cordova Dr. Santord SH U T MUSIC 47 PIECES, 1»2trS . 1*50-3, PLUS IS SHEET HUSK MAGAZINES, 3100. ALSO OTHER VARIOUS MUSIC BOOKS. 407-322-43SI. SPAI SPAI SPA I 7 FT Longer. 5 person. 5hp loaded wvh Shoulder 7*P. Back. A Neck Jots Undamrator ky*. cedar cabineL N ew uaed. FUi warranty List $4296, m at u c r t t a $1550.407-854 9141 1 8 7 — S p o r t in g G o o d s Pool TatAa 6* proteswcnal OC aenaa, luatoer pcdrts, one rich prana stole, never uaed. ttai ei Crate. Can deliver S tel up Coat $5k. aeO tor $1650 407*60-1415 1 9 1 — B u il d in g M a t e r ia l s CORRUGATED STEEL ROOFING tot Barrta. Boat Docks. Shops, etc. Also Culvart Pipe 15*120 $170.0CVea 18**20- $202/** Suptoe Steel 4 Supply Inc Apopka 407-293-5788 199— P e t s Ac S u p p l ie s Extra Large Dog Cage. Good Condition. $40 00 407-332-0167 201— Ho rses Horae Boankng Pasture lor Rent. 5 Acres. Markham Woods Area, Cat For P roig. Aak lor Acre or Bub *0/788-7194 211— A n t i q u e /C o l l e c t i b l e s MOOSJCfVSaaart kitchen catateT Never panted. $800 407 8312B34. ________________ UOuyrig Florida An$$ by H Newton. Hair. McLendon. Fnu 6 Backus C al JaR. 407-2939297 Lootd ngtora uaed boat anWor moSsr? VteVe got t a m l Come e ee ua today! N khota O utboard tarvtce Center, 1000 Weet tst •(. W1 Sat Vbu Bool on CcndgnmenL Mchote Outboard Sarrtce Canter. 2 3 1 — C a r s F o r S ale • INSTANT CREOTT • TAKE OVER PAYMENTSIII CALL MR PRICE! Se Habte EsoerxK SANFORD 407-321-5163 - M f o s REPOS REPOS** • INSTANT CREDIT • TAKE OVER PAYMENTSm CALI MR PRICE! Se Habte Espenot SANFORD 407-321-8163 -m k o i •CREDtTO INSTAHTANEO* Transhero Las PaooaASu i ■ Sr Prscrot ON THE W EKIVA RIVER •Rentals "Instruction •Private Guided Tours ■Feting •Customued Trips Picnic and Ralas in ■ tote piece or Heaven' For reservabone and adrUbonal ■ntormabon ca* 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -7 1 8 8 or mail ua on lha web at www wekJvmadventoras com 230— Bo a ts k A c c e s s o r ie s Buying all personal waleicrah Sea Doo. Yamaha, ate. working or rut Cash peal 407-716*307 ----------LO S K ffl--------T h e N ew 2002 Sea/N/Sportl Come Check Them Out! Many Modeta To Choose Brand New Boat 8 Traitor Starting A t- 11,999. Nichole Outboerd Service Center 1000 Waal fat 8L Santord 407-322*964 A JVAA 3 A i •CREDfTO VtSTANTANEO* Transhero Las Paooa A Su NombratUama a Sr Prectot ™ ohitxi4 ingw **— A-i— a_.■ ._ I960 Chevy Luv Pick-up: Rebuilt engeie. tuna great. BadHnar. 8450. Ateo have Leers camper she* tor a fcngbad pk*ititjlianew .$75 4(T7324-0819 or 407- 463*4 2 9 1991 NISSAN Truck. 96km4es stick shft. bedkner. cap. rack, runs grsat $1900 obo. 4*7-322 8963. or 407322-3069 1994 Chevy 1500 WT V6. Sspd. toee. Teal $*200 obo. *07 323-5234 •84 Ford E-150 Cargo Van duel m, tanks 6 ruw pertect S6.5UO Otto *0 7 321-1853 1997 Chevy 3-10 short bed pickup. Low rvtoeye. Dark Green. AMTM CD stereo $5,000. 407-323-2802 1907 Chevy S-IO. 4 cytodnr.X-Cto. super ctoan tow m iea $7900ct» 407-322-7496 . 1960 Lncdn Conenertal MtoTvT Lest than 100K mtoA $1500. 407-321-0229 CALL MR. CASH and DRIVE AWAY TODAY FOR A« Uttto Aa S1MDOWN1I! 1OT Hands Acorate Newpas*, good Manor. AIC needs work $1495 or best oiler. Ca* 407-327-3657. after 700pm PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDIT . BAD CREDIT SANFORD 407 321 5163 (Se Habte Esparto!) PHIL BE TTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDITO MAL CREDITO SANFORO 407-321 5163 LLAME A MR CASH Y LLEVESELO HOY CON $ 1 9 9 PRONTO 818.95 FOR DM ••RENTA DE ALTTCWAN** Phi Bettis Santord. 407-321-8163 Se Hibla Espanol 2 3 8 — V e h ic l e s W a n t e d Me High School ireiij&lt vilwielc ts find work. Can only afford $5009 Cab 407-321-44*7. 2 4 0 — B o a t R en tals N «d Some AOVt'/tMlWd fS Promote tour Duaaiessl Then Ca* LMAbout Flyers W e W ill Print ft Deliver For You To O ur Readers For Only 9 t/C o p yI! We Have a Way Ybu Can Cut Thai Cost In Half'l THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322-2*11 «— «— 9 T B T O W PEST p r e v i h t i o h TERMITES H 2 5 8 - A it t o m o t t v e 278-H a n d y M an Lowell's Auto Repair Al Horn* teptok Kkhdv t e v Cteto 8 Wiring, ktoch ntora. Cal far Frw Eattmata. Ucanaad * Inaurad. Toyota* ASE Maatar Machanlc Foratgn 4 Domaatle Auto Raptor 8 3400 Wad SR 46. Santord Cal 407-302*666 Hour* 6 0 0 - 5:30 VtSA/MASTER CARO 2 6 0 - B o a t R e p a ir naro o ur ■ n w A c c e s s o r ie s 235— T r u c k / B u s e s /V a n s F o r S a le 1906 Steroid FYpUp Slda out dkaig roern, tieepa 6 AC. hed. loM. toower 8 reirvj Eitra large screen room attochment $6,500 obo. 407-6881764 2 6 3 - C o m p u t e r R e p a ir T5055T3EITOI5F Computer Laser Printers Fax Machines Htnaa HauftngAandacapIn •Dabrla RamovaTGaraga C le*n ou tj D ru d t-M A h k tfT rt ng*YUu Mam* It WaT Su It No Job Tbo Btg or Sma* *Fra« Edktdtoa* WF1 B ad Any Prtc* 407-688*836 2 8 1 -H o m e I m p r o v em en t CH A R LES a rapdr. 8 407-130-1741 $95 4- Parts 2 6 3 -C a rpen try WOOD WORK WTERIOfVEXTERIOfl DOORS TO ROTTEN WOOO Ovar 30 yoara axpananca Cal J.R. 407*60-2282 Samnoto. DaBary, DaMona W 3 0 Y * a n Expartonoa No M bTbo S m a i Uc. In*. 388-774 Fraa C dknatoa. Ltodna. Nick KourpankS* (38*) 789-8070 2 9 5 -P a r a l e c a l S v c s 'aMli r rarawgai ptton, D n w c *. Ovorca ModMcdton. Powar of Attorney. WWa. Bankruptcy, NdR* Chang*. Other Sanrlca* Avaiabte. CaB Lynda or Laura 407-321-3383 300- P r e s s u r e C l e a n in i 2 8 2 -I n t e r n e t S e r v ic e P r o v id e r s PrtnandUSAjdl 314 SMnonei or Bring 3 and ITa FREE! Wa todura lad rdtobto S6k dtol up accaaa w«h ndtonwtda oovaraga. Why pay mora? Ca* ua d (366) 860-5240. or via* ua on tw 287-L awn S erv ic es Bob's Lawn Service • O t h c a C tearwig •Praaaura Waafung 4 0 7 * 2 1 *7 1 2 fctoM aaM an Houaa Cteaning Sarvtca ntllihto. Hon**t, nm oM bli Initial Service W ith Th is Ad 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 Traah Ramovd 8 Hauling Ught Traa Trimming 407-32MW1 (Offlca) 407-402-2X11 (Mobtto) _ C 8 M Lawn Sarvloa Raaldanttd 8 Commarctd Lawn Cutting. Ow apart In townl NEAT-N-TIDY A«a Alwut Ow tpactotol 271- C 294-P a in t in g ftotottog BJ t o m odidng B y Ray Cteaning. SatoSAftordaMa. 407-331-4133 Praaaura Ctoarang Chamtod Roof Cteartng (No praaaura. aato way to ctoan a roof) Fra* Extknatoa, UcAna. 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M ay 8 . 15. 22 2 0 0 2 . 1 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y T A X C E R T IF IC A T E S A L E L E G A L NOTICES Th« ‘‘parcel number" shown for each property may be used to Identify the property using the example legend. "HX” printed to the right of parcel number denotes homestead exemption. See current tax role for complete legal description. N O n C tO F T U M L I NOTCt IS H C M a y O lV tN THAT ON TH4 2STM M Y OS MAY. JOOJ. • oo A U AT T H f COUNTY SCRV1CCS B U U X N O IN SANfOWO. 1101 IAST STTWET. ROOM 10M. COUNTY 0 , M M N O IE . STATE O f TVOW OA T»« S A U CERTIFICATES VWU. BE SOU) ON THE FOUOWiNO 0ESCN8ED LANO TO PAY THE AAAOUNT DUE EON TAXES HEREIN SET OPPOSITE THE SAME. TOGETHER WITH A U COSTS OP SUCH SALE AM) A U AOVERT1SMO SALE W AX BE HELD M THE COUNTY COM MISSION CHAMBERS TAXES PUB 30- n » M e -P A R C E L N U M BER -SCC • peeaeef«£Ui UF1ALA 33 T U F S C O ,* I 5 7 ® .2 * ... ! ♦ Rf*G $ 0 ----- XMOfMA) ....... 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FERGUSON RO BERT L 45 2 .7 4 4.034 10 - 2 0 - 3 2 - j A E - 0 2 3 0 - 0 0 0 0 <H:.'i PA D ) $ 2 )1 E E C LN < 2 00 0 T A X ) S EC 10 TWP 2 0 S RGC 32C - — a— » tBCG s v j •. . .• SEC 0 ] TU P 21 RNG 2 7 •••••••• • • • • • • • S a n l a n OO * SR' BRINGS • • • • • • • ( A L L TAACT3 •••••••• • • • • • • • P C 4 FGS 32 TO 3 5 •••••••• MARL YN CCRDEPO JOHN t MARl 1*483.50 7 .0 3 5 0 1 - 2 1 - 2 7 - 5 C ) -ODX3-OQ70 <MX) PA D ) 1022 S PR IN G GARDEN ST <2000 TAX) LO T 7 ( L E S S P t IN LO T 11 CLK . . . 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GOD BLESS AMERICA TUNE - UP SPECIAL • TUNE-UPS • A/C REPAIRS & SERVICE $C OFF W IT H COUPON • BRAKE CV AXLES From Ole Town Carpet and other Sanford Small Businesses We Support i Bill Wilford A Family BERBERby MOST VEHICLES I H 49 I •J ■*2 ★ Gratrwiv 417 N tr 1 Vporl BNd I4 |\ d Un 7 i iufUl - iI 4 f -O ^Qii u j U H O U R S: MON-FRI 8 -6 SA T 8 -4 Z' S I 3 41 * q yd 4 Q I Q SF SUPER LOC $ 0 6 9 W a rra n te d In s ta lla tio n A 6 lb. P A O IN C L . IN S T A L L E D •REMNANT'' “ Roll Ends" Clearance (Otter ends May 31. 2002) Braided Berber Style In/Out Ml MSI u M kl it I im m m r mi i m at lJ T* Warranted Warranted Installation SF Available P M 90 Days Same As Cash, or Up To 36 Months Financing 2710 Hwy. 17-92 a 417 Greenway In Sanford. 1 Blk. S. ol 27th St. (Taco Bell) ) f, | ^ s” 49 SF by Shaw io n back. J« co lo n T h a i', only $1971 t q yd UP TO 50% OFF R e , $2 59 20 Vr Warranty Q | ANYTHING GOES 12 Yr Warranty 5f HEAVY NYLON TEXTURE THE ULTIMATE WARRANTY B r SHAW ^ f 11 ULTIMATE CARPET Guaranteed to Years Not to Matt or Crush AUTO LOC LAMINATE FLOORING Cnii( 2710 S. Hwy. 17-92 • Sanford SF Cabin Craft P A D I N C L . IN S T A L L E D jnh 9r«i !> T o p o f th e L in e L o n g L a s tin g , L u x u rio u s W a rra n te d In s ta lla tio n ^ 6 lb 2NlSVMt B B B BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU MEMBER REFERENCES PROVIDED PERSONALIZED SERVICE OVER 40 YEARS FLOORING & DECORATING EXPERIENCE CELEBRATING OUR 11TH ANNIVERSARY LOW OVERHEAD = LOWER PRICES T O U G H W E A R IN G S T A IN R E S IS T A N T $34.95 EXPIRES 6/31/02 • • • • • I STARTINGAT Call Today F o r Info ★ CENTRAL FLORIDA FAMILY OWNED SMALL BUSINESSES ONLY $1 9 95 I -■ ■ Wm * * ★ (407) 3 2 4 -4 4 1 2 i------------:--------1 ))•«. > O itT m ★ • . i).» « ■ ■ i ■“* " ' T T - f T r r Y - u �1 •Samlncrfa Hafiki. Sanford, Florida - Wactoaday, Uay B. 15, 72, 2002 iscover endless hours o f fam ily fun and adventure with an Annual Pass to the Central Florida Zoo. W ith hundreds of native and exotic animals, there is always something new to see at the Zoo. The Zoo is open daily from D 9 am to 5 pm with free parking and picnic areas. Plan on spending the day and visit Z O O FA R I Outpost fo r unique souvenirs and g ifts, and have lunch at the snack bar. Plus, as a Zoo Member, you'll receive these great benefits; •Admission to the Central Florida Zoo fo r an entire year •Admission to 100 zoos d aquariums, including Brevard Zoo, The Florida Aquarium, Jacksonville Zoo d Miami M etro Zoo • 10% discount at ZO O FA R I Outpost g ift shop • Discounts to cultural attractions including Silver Springs • Invitations to Members-only events including exhibit previews • Subscription to ZOOViews New sletter ----------------- --— Central Florida Zoo Membership Application Membership Levels Mail to: $20 Single - One adult $25 Senior Plus - One adult (60+) d one guest $30 Single Plus - One adult d one guest $40 Grandparent - Two adults d grandchildren under age 18 $40 Family - Two adults in same household d their children under age 18 or Call: Email: Adult Name (1) Adult Name (1) Mailinq Address Citv Home Phone # of Children or Grandchildren $ _______ Enclosed Credit Card Number --- --------------------- Cash Check (Payable to CFZ5) Exp. Date. Central Florida Zoo PO Box 470309 Lake Monroe, FL 32747 407-323*4450, ext.119 zoopass@totcon.com . State MasterCard/VISA Signature 3755 NW Highway 17-92 (Exit 52,1-4) in Sanford 407-323-4450 • centralfloridazoo.org Discover Zip �IKEND 26, 2002 The Seminole Herald e e a v i A R n» m C tifr V * O KXB V » t o l M k HMU Sanford, Florida 5 0 * w w w .s e m in o lo h e ra ld .c o m Lake Mary Herald Inside this edition of the Herald Jones flips on apartment decision B y D an Ping Editor City commissioners will reconsider appeal for The Groves at Sanford SA N F O R D — City commissioners will reconsider their denial o f a four-foot height variance for an apartment complex than th e city codes allow. on A irport Boulevard. T h e Sanford Planning and Zoning The proposed complex, The Groves at Com m ission has granted the variance for Sanford, has been a contentious Issue for other apartm ents to allow for a steeper residents who live in the Senora subdivi­ pitched roof. However, the board at It's sion. T h e developer, BNG Partners Inc., Feb, 7 m eeting restricted the height o f six requested a variance to build 14 three- ‘ buildings to tw o stories along the south story apartm ent buildings with a maxi­ side o f the BN G developm ent because mum height o f 39 feet, four feet higher those structures w ere adjacent to an exist­ ing single-fam ily subdivision. The developers appealed the decision to the city com mission. D uring the April 22 m eeting, rep resentativ es for BNG offered a com prom ise to build three twostory buildings that abut single-family hom es, in return for being allowed to build three three-story buildings that abut tw o-story townhouses in Sonora. They also agreed to elim inated all balconies on the south side build in gs that overlook the subdivision. The com m ission rejected the appeal on a 3-2 vote, w ith M ayor Brady Lessard and com m issioners R an d y Jo n es and A rt Woodruff on the w inning sid e. Three weeks later, Jones, using a parliam entary procedure that allo w s a party on the majority side o f a vote to bring any m atter bock before the commission, asked that the appeal be placed on the May 28 agenda. See Groves, Page 10A Drinking graduates target of sheriff’s office operation Everybody Into the pool Mat going almost 25 years without a community pool and years of trying to raise funds to build a facility, Sanford finally built and opened the SanfordSeminole Aquatic Center (now the l i n y A. Dale Aquatics Center) in 2000. . Page IB By C h riatoptM f Patton Staff W riter LAKE MARY — The "right of passage" for hundreds of graduat­ ing high school seniors will not involve alcoholic beverages — that's if the Seminole County Sheriff's Office finds out about i t The sheriff's office conducted a four-day joint operation last week targeting underage alcohol con­ sumption. The focus of the opera­ tion w as loud graduation parties. Deputies, with the help of state agents from the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco, also operated a small sting on businesses that sell minors alco­ hol. Several dozen deputies and department brass gathered at the nhnttl’a office Tuesday nl|hl (or Bred Winners Iw ho’s your daddy” Isn't a taunt In thoroughbred rac­ ing. It's a legitimate ques­ tion, one that could be worth $300,000. Page 1C MtohMl Hayes looks through T h e Twelve Wfley Geese, ona o( tne rooks avaaawe nor craaren » roaa w me Seminole County Health Department Tha fadfty has a partnership with the Seminole County P ib ic Library System to provide books to young children while they wait for medteal treatment at the Health Department Program puts children's books in departm ent's w aiting room By Michelle Jeria Managing Edtor O p e n d in g time In a waiting room is never ^ m u c h fun. Especially for children. The Seminole County Health Department, in partnership with the Seminole County Public Library System, Is making it a little more enter­ taining for its younger visitors by providing a reading program in Its waiting area. New books arrive at the facility each month for pie-school children to read alone or with their parents. "The idea is for kids to have books to read while waiting for medical treatment," said Margie Johnson, Seminole County Public Library youth services coordinator. "It's a way of giving children, who may otherwise not have the opportunity to visit the library, new books to read." The Health Department reading program began in 1990 through money from a federal grant, Johnson said. Although funding for the program ended after three years, library officials decided to continue providing books to the facil­ ity through their ow n efforts. "T his year, with budget cuts, we began look­ ing for a partner for the program," Johnson said. "Scholastic Book Fairs agreed to partner w ith us and has provided us with books." The Lake Mary corporation gave the library program 1,200 books to distribute to the Health Longwood businesswoman Brenda Carey opens a cam­ paign account and Is actively seeking support as a Republican canddate for the Seminole County Commission seat expected to be vacated by Dajyl McCain. Seminole. Sm ile See Books, Page 10A the start of the zero tolerance oper­ ation. Accom panying deputies were officers from Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary and Longwood. Tuesday marked the beginning of the county graduation gauntlet with Lyman and Lake Mary high schools graduating earlier in the day. Winter Springs High School followed Wednesday, and Lake Brantley, Oviedo, Seminole and Lyman high schools all graduated Thursday. The assembled group of officers and deputies paired Into two teams of north and south. The dividing line for the two squads was State Road 434, however, many officers roamed about the county panning neighborhoods 8 « « O p e r a tio n . 10 A Police, city team up to rid Georgetown o f junkers By C hristopher Patton Staff W riter SA N FO R D — About a month ago, the communities of Midway and Goldsboro were the center of attention with successful clean­ up efforts. This past week, the Georgetown area of Sanford took its turn in the limelight. Sanford police and city code enforcem ent teamed up Thursday to rid the neighbor­ hood of dilapidated cars. Twenty days ago, code enforcement offi­ cials posted notices on 70 vehi­ Heatthy Start Program Manager Judy Wilhelm, left, and Seminole County Public Library Youth Services Coordinator Margie Johnson place children’s books In the waiting room at tha Seminole County Health Department. cles. O w ners were given three weeks to m ove the cars. "T h is is part of the G eorgetow n in itiativ e ," said Sanford Officer Jim McAuliffe. "W e'v e d one d rug work and prostitution stings. Junker cars are just one part o f i t " Tw enty o f th e cars were moved by Thursday's deadline. A lthough tow ing about 40 wrecked and inoperable vehicles is a good start, police and code enforcem ent officials said there See Junkers, Fage 10A Herald photo* by Tommy Vlnconl Sanford Police Department Investigator Cynthia Littles watches as a Georgetown junker gels towed during Thursda/a dean-up. Regions gather to find water consensus By C hristopher Patton Staff Writer Emma Encam adon idway Elementary School teocher'i assistant $ ! i K i C k u v titd Index ......................3S-7S ’ Crouwofd ................................ SA Dear Abby ..............................tOA G { I l f Feed ..................................... SC : 1? 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T he regional m eetings are an ■■ i i — - * —— *— T , rMfwd pnoioi Dy lonwiy, *m---------* vmcvnc Florida Conflict Resolution Consortium Director Bob Jones addresses an audience during a meeting to discuss the area's water crisis. extension of Crotty's water sum ­ mits. The three water management districts in east Central Florida 10county area financed the regional m eetings last week and several to follow. The regional groups are designed to identify specific water supply concerns for each region, develop strategies and to reach a consensus for what is the next step in battling in the potential water crisis. Two of the five regional groups met at Sanford City Hall Thursday. The first group incorporates the north O range and south Seminole counties. The second group includ­ ed Volusia and Flagler counties and portions of Brevard and Sem inole counties. O fficials at the second meeting included utilities officials from DeLand, Ormond Beach, Sanford and Port Orange, and elected offi­ cials from Brevard, Edge water and Sanford. O ne of the prim ary goals set for the group Thursday w as to rank w ater supply challenges in the spe­ cific region. Many of the issues are interrelated, but officials worked to categ o rize ab ou t 14 issu es. Theissues areas included hefty topics See Water, Page 10A � 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, May 22, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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May 8, 15, 22, 2002 iscover endless hours of family fun and adventure with an Annual Pass to the Central Florida Zoo. With hundreds of native and exotic animals, there is always something new to see at the Zoo. The Zoo is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm with free parking and picnic areas. Plan on spending the day and visit ZOOFARI Outpost fo r unique souvenirs and gifts, and have lunch at the snack bar. Plus, as a Zoo Member, you'll receive these great benefits: D i •Admission to the Central Florida Zoo fo r an entire year •Admission to 100 zoos A aquariums, including Brevard Zoo, The Florida Aquarium, Jacksonville Zoo A Miami Metro Zoo • 10% discount at ZOOFARI Outpost g ift shop • Discounts to cultural attractions including Silver Springs • Invitations to Members-only events including exhibit previews • Subscription to ZOOViews Newsletter Central Florida Zoo Membership Application M e m b e rsh ip L e v e ls $20 Single - One adult $25 Senior Plus - One adult (60+) A one guest $30 Single Plus - One adult A one guest M a il to: o r C a ll: Em ail: $40 Grandparent - Two adults A grandchildren under age 18 $40 Family - Two adults in same household A their children under age 18 Adult Name (1) Adult Name (1) Mailinq Address City Home Phone # of Children or Grandchildren $ ______ Enclosed Credit Card Number Cash Check (Payable to CFZ5) Exp. Date. State MasterCard/VISA Signature 3 7 5 5 NW H ig h w a y 17-92 (E x it 52,1-4) in Sanford 407-323-4450 ■ * c e n tra lflo rid a z o o .o rg Discover Central Florida Zoo PO Box 470309 Lake Monroe, FL 32747 407-323-4450, ext.119 zoopass@totcon.com Zip �f c l T f t 1AY 19, 2 0 0 2 e Sem in o l e M h Y S M Ns.7* H er ald Sanford, Florida C w V t e s n iM S n M H m t ) 500 w w w .se m in o le h o ra ld .co m Most SHA fires reported to insurers By Christopher Patton Staff Writer ling H o no rs relatives packed Into b'a Kalian Restaurant p Mary on Monday to by tribute and give Mrs'to the Seminole 1School softball team gr a great season. Pago1B taring to be drug-free i every passing year, I Abuse Resistance ation (DARE) plays a greater role in helping t Seminole County's youth understand the many reasons to avoid drugs. Page 1C Man dies of electrocution Steven Corey Griffin, 22, f Sanford was electrocuted lay morning. J It happened at about 8:45 tu n . at an office and ware! complex, located at ’ Power Court near lord. A work crew from ert Erectors was stalling flashing near the af of the building. iG riffin was moving his “■foot aluminum extension lder when it apparently countered a power line. The Une carried more than 7,600 volte of electricity. Co-workers called for el and icy personnel ;rushed the victim to Central ^Florida Ret he was proBanford, wl nounced dead, Semlnole Smile Buddy Balogia — Seminole County Planning Office In d e x Clauitled.......................... S i - 7 8 Crouword ................ 3 A. SB Dear Abby ............................ 7 A legal. ..................................4S-5S UfeStyi*..................... Section C Obituarte. ........................... 3 A Opinion.................................. 4 A Folic# l o g ............................ 2A . Religion ............................ 4 C-3 C Sport. .............................. 1 S-3 B SANFORD — An investigation Into whether insurance claims were filed for fires at the Sanford Housing Authority shows that five o f the eight fires were reported to insurance officials. Claims for the remaining three fires may have been filed, said SHA director Audris Blltberry, but the Federal Bureau of Investigations still has boxes of records it seized last April during the government's Investigation of form er Search difficult because FBI hasn’t returned se ize d records d irector Timothy Hudson's manage­ m ent practices. " I am not convinced that the Sanford Housing Authority did not file claim s," Billberry said indicating the records that prove so could be in Washington D.C. At the April 18 board meeting, Commissioner Ross Bieling asked the d irector to investigate tne whether claim s had been filed for fires at housing authority facilities since 1999. Billberry researched Ihe matter and notified com­ missioners at Thursday's board meeting that she has Identified only three inci­ dents that the insurance company does not show claim s filed. H er investigation w as aided by Sanford Fire M arshall Mike McGibeny. McGibeny identified eight fires that occurred at v ariou s SH A complexes between 1999 and 2002. The largest of ihe suspected insurance claim s not filed Is from an Oct. 1 7 ,2 0 0 0 blaze at 19 Lake Monroe Terrace. Investigators estimated damage to be about $40,000. One reason for the possible mix-up. See Fires, Page 6 A FP& L OKs deal w ith housing authority Lessard stays put as Sanford mayor U tility c h a rg e d a g e n c y fo r lig h ts th a t d id n ’t w o rk ‘This is an important time for Sanford’ By cnniiopnif ration Stall Writer SAN FORD — Mayor Brady Lessard is not a candidate for the Sem inole County Commission. D istrict 5 Commissioner Daryl McLain announced April 30 that he intends to resign his position to challenge Florida Speaker of the House Tom Feeney in the Republican prima­ ry for the newly creat­ ed 24th District con­ g r e s s lo n a l seat. M c L a in has y et to SANFORD — Working toward a brighter future, Sanford Housing Authority commission­ ers unanimously approved a deal with Florida Power & Light Thursday to replace 39 vandal­ ized streetlights. FP&L has had a lease agree­ ment with SHA, dating back to 1989, for the 100 400-watt street­ lights within the boundaries of Lake Monroe Terrace, Cowan Moughton Terrace, Edward Higgins TVrrace, William Clark Court and Castle Brewer Court Many of the damaged lights have been inoperable for quite some time, according to Commissioner Ross Biellng. Unfortunately, the housing authority and electricity provider have been at odds over who is responsible for the costs in replacing the lights, said Director Audris Billberry. FP&L Customer Project Manager Mark Pollock informed the board that every one of the lights in question was vandal­ ized. In some cases, the entire light future is missing. It's FP&L policy to charge costs associated with vandalism to the leasee. Pollock said. See Lights, Page 6A By Dan Ping Editor Wicklow Elementary students Kart Newsom, Hannah Ramsey and Margarita Santiago put the fin­ ishing touches on *NewsJe,* the killer what their class constructed from newspapers. t * Students study w h ale biology B y MJchefie Jeria Managing Editor SANFORD — Danicla Areucllo’s fifthgrade students arc facing a dilemma. The children have a 6 -foot killer whale in their classroom, and they don't know how to get it out the door. The problem began after the students, with another class at Wicklow Elementary School, spent the past month studying whales. As a special project, Arguello asked her class to create a swim­ ming mammal out of plastic garbage b a n , newspapers and cardboard. Following a month of stuffing, molding and gluing, the students are now almost finished with Newsie, a papier-mflchO killer whale. After one more coat of paint, he will be ready to make his debut in the school's library, where he will remain on display until the end of the year. Newsie, who got his name from the materia) used to make him, wasn't the first whale created by the fifth-graders. Before the black and white mammal was even started, the students made clay and origami whales with their first-grade Reading Buddies. They also researched various topics about whales and conSee Whale, Page 6A officially r e s i g n , though he has begun organizing a Laasard c a m p a ig n for the congressional seat. He is listed as an active candidate on the Florida Division of Elections Web site for the seat and must file a formal intent no later than July 19. Lessard was considered one of the front-runners for what b expected to be a crowded race to replace McLain. The first-term Sanford mayor said Thursday he intends to complete h b term, which ends April 1,2005. “We’ve got too many things See Lessard, Page 10A Front Porch council begins home repairs Deputies bust h igh-priced escort service in Altam onte By Christopher Patton Stall Writer B y Michelle Jerla Managing Editor SANFORD — Liza Irwin is seeing first hand how Goldsboro Front Porch Council ‘ Inc., b helping the community. Her house is the first on the Council’s list to receive minor home repairs as part of a grant to enhance the quality of life for seniors in the community. Beginning last week, members from the Council and Brother's Keepers have been working on the house Irwin has lived in since 1967. "Ms. Irwin was the first to call about participating in the initiative," said Eloise Dilligard, Front P orch's pro­ gram coordinator for elderly outreach. "T h b is going to be the model house for wnat we are able to do." DiJIigard said there are more than 10 other homes needing minor home repairs on the Council's list. Tne residences were selected through a process of prioritizing. "We had to look at what homes needed im m ediate repairs," she said. "If it was an emergency, the home became a priority." Oscar Redden of Brother's Keepers said his group became ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A sting conducted last weekend by the sheriff's office City/County Investigative Bureau netted four arrests involved in a pricey prostitu­ tion ring. Agents' undercover work targeted prostitution of escort services, said sheriff's office spokesman Steve Olson. Authorities used a hotel room at the Ramada Hotel at 2025 State Road 434 in Longwood for the operation. According to police reports, the operation began at about 10 p.m. May 10 when an agent called the business known as Pure Ecstasy and requested a female escort for the evening. The business reportedly called back and advised the agent a ;irl named Jessica would be at girl his room in 30 to 45 minutes. See Bust, Page 10A UCF may add on-campus golf course at possible housing site By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Buster Jones paints the eaves of Liza Irwing's home as part of the Goldsboro Front Porch Council's Eklerty Outreach Program. involved in the senior outreach program through a natural partnership in the community. "W e were already helping people in the community, so Front Porch began partnering with u s," Redden said. "It was only proper to get us involved." The home repair program is one o f the first project’s for the Council. The governor’s Office of Urban Opportunity last year announced Goldsboro had been selected as a Front Porch Florida community. The state program is a revitalization ini­ tiative that targets key urban neighborhoods for im prove­ ment. Seven m onths after the announcement, the local coun­ cil secured a $98,000 grant to See Repairs, Page 10A Student apartment woes for the Seminole County Commission apparently will not subside any time soon. A new master plan approved Thursday by the University of Central Florida Board of Trustees includes few campus housing improvements for the future, in the past two years, county commissioners have wrestled with five hotly debat­ ed student apartment complex­ es in the university area. The 10-year master plan includes a new fraternity park i o n w ■!< u in the northwest com er of the campus and several new hous­ ing structures to the south, which will hold about 1,700 beds. In a previous discussion about student apartments. Commissioner Carlton Henley blamed the problem of student housing on UCF citing the school's refusal to add housing to the campus. Local elected officials, however, shouldn't hold their breath for the new campus housing, suggested university executives. "We have to make sure there See UCF, Page IDA srx : �P a ite 2\ Sunday. May 1? 2002 T hk Seminole H erald Sem in o l e Sum m ary A GLAN CE A RO U N D O U R CO U N TY W here'! the gratitude?: Nobody asked my opinion, but I would have thought a few of the boys In blue would have shown up for Monday's Sanford City Commission meeting. The police mortgage incentive program was up for its second and final reading. While it was a safe bet the measure would pass, it would have been nice for some of the rank-andfile officers to attend the meeting in support of the measure, particularly those who already live in .................................. the city. The police union has been Around tha Clock highly critical of the commis­ sion in previous years. However, in the last three 1 ^ 4 r years, the city commission has i stepped up big for the depart­ ment with more pay, more officers and more resources. The city even approved a lib­ r 1K " ,-,c .. ■ eral take-home car policy. i A couple of officers in the audience for.support would by Dan Ping • • • • • • • have been a good gesture, especially since the union packs the room when it's time for the commission to approve a new contract. Is that kosher?: Rami Yoseflan as a pig farmer. I just don't see it. Seems the developer all the Historic District gadflies love to hate is consider­ ing a new career, or at least a new investment. Betty Giles, the outspoken spokeswoman of , the tiny subdivision behind the Lake Monroe Inn, asked Yosefian what he planned to do with a tract of land that is adjacent to her property. At one time Yosefian had plans to build a lakefront highrise condominium complex. Giles, to say the least, wasn't enamored with the idea, and the two have traded barbs over the years. When Giles put the question to him during Thursday's Planning and Zoning Commission, Yosefian answered, "I'm looking into a pig farm, a big pig farm." Knowing full well that a hog heaven wouldn't meet code requirements, Giles fired back, "That's great. 1 was raised on a farm, and I love pigs." Zoning or no zoning the pig farm idea has another hole: What would Rami, an Israeli-bom Arab, do with all those pigs, open a pork barbe­ cue joint? IQ test: Want to know how smart you are? Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard and City Commissioner Art Woodruff have some simple tests to figure out where you stand. During Monday's meeting, Lessard was trying to explain to the commission what Odyssey of the Mind is. He had trouble with the concept and looker^ to Woodruff for help, jokingly referring to "A rt's membership in Mensa," the international organization whose only requirement is an IQ in the fop 2 percent o f the world. "Once /got elected, my membership was revoked," Woodruff said to howls of laughter from the audience. "Art," Lessard responded, "the fact that you ran for elected office proves you shouldn't ha ve qualified in the first place " (For the record, Odyssey of the Mind is a com­ petition for middle schoolers that requires stu­ dents to use teamwork and a variety of skill sets to complete a problem-solving activity. You guys at Mensa can go ahead and send me my member­ ship card, just mail it to the Herald.) Seeing red: With Lessard choosing to stay put in the Sanford mayor's scat, expect Brenda Carey to be a frequent visitor at government meetings and social events across the county. The sassy redhead looks to be gearing up for a serious run at Daryl McLain's assumed to be vacated County Commission seat. McLain, of course, could chose to not run against Florida Speaker of the House Tom Feeney for the newly created 24th District congressional seat. Should McLain resign from his position, Carey looks to be an early favorite. Why? It appears the various fac­ tions in the local Republican Party — namely the Carlton Henley wing and the McLain/Larry Dale wing — would support Carey. She's raised money for a lot of Republicans, and now may be the time to cash in some chips. Andrew Van Gaale, another early favorite, may choose to follow Lessard's lead and stay out of the race. Word Around The Clock is his last run left him with a much lighter wallet and a bitter taste in his mouth. Don Nicholas told me last week to put my glove on because he's ready to play some hard­ ball. I'm not sure what Nicnolas means because he also said he hasn't made a decision about whether to jump in the race. No need to play hardball if you're not in the game. Maybe it was I just Don's version of the brush-back pitch: an ' inside fastball about head-high just to let me know lie's still around. C ol in itnn for Th« Clock? Send in r rttiil io TTirCItMklilwririinolf hrrAld.com. "T h e Real Thing," a play by Tom Stoppard and direct­ ed by George Colangelo, will be performed by the Orlando Theatre Project until Sunday, May 26, in Sem inole Community C ollege'* Fine Arts Theatre. Performance times are 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $18, and student and senior discounts are available. For reservations, call 407328-2040. Editorial Michaila Jerta Display Advertising John Coffman Bov rte Lavender Dons Dteinch Chns Patton Mama Hawkins Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Classified Advertising Ted Walker Su>pended License • Casselberry Officer Scott Munn arrested Karecm Higgins, 29, of Lake Mary Wednesday for driving with a suspended license, unlawful use of a driver's license and driving with an expired tag. When police pulled Higgins over for an expired California license plate, he gave the officer a California driver's license. Higgins had a Florida driver's license as well as a California license, but the Florida license was suspended. • Winter Springs Officer P.A. Fischl arrested William Malouhos, 44, of Winter Springs Tuesday for driving with a suspended license. Authorities slopped Malouhos for a broken brake llfihl. • Casselberry Officer P. Stokes arrest­ ed Stacey Chcncl, 38, of Winter Springs Monday for possession of counterfeit tag and driving with a suspended license. • Seminole Deputy Christopher Schuck arrested Melissa Edwards, 25, of Longwood Monday for driving with a suspended license. Police radar clocked Edwards traveling 60 mph in a 45-mph zone of General Hutchinson Boulevard. DUI • Lake Mary Officer S. Coyle arrest­ ed Jolyn Steier, 32, of Lake Mary Wednesday for driving under the influ­ ence and possession of an unknown medicine without a prescription. Breathalyzer tests at the jail came back negative for alcohol, but Steier refused a urine test • Casselberry Officer A.R. Moates arrested Sean Moore, 32, of Longwood Tuesday for driving under the influ­ ence. Two open 22-ounce bottles of Bud Light beer were found in his vehicle. • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrest­ ed Joseph Hyust, 32, of Sanford Tuesday for his second charge of dri­ ving under the influence, driving with a suspended license and reckless driving. Hyust refused breath tests at the jail. • Florida Highway Trooper Derrick Kuiper arrested Claudia Biclaska, 42, of Longwood Tuesday for driving under the influence and resisting an officer. Bielaska reportedly was involved in a traffic accident in the area of Wekiva Springs Road and Crown Point Circle. Breath tests at the jail revealed a blood 1 Hepublic N ew spapers, Inc. alcohol content of about .142. • Florida Highway Trooper Derrick Kuiper arrested Eleanor Anderson, 61, of Sanford Tuesday for driving under the influence. Breath tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .218. • Sanford Officer Hill Crapps arrest­ ed Susan Henry, 47, of Sanford Tuesday for her second charge of driving under the influence. She refused breath tests at the jail. Trespassing • Sanford Officer Terry Mullins arrested Charles Banner, 20, of Sanford Wednesday for trespassing. Banner was warned April 7 not to return to the Dalton Place apartment complex. • Sanford Officer Shawn Kelley arrested Francis Murphy, 50, of Sanford Tuesday for trespassing. Murphy has been arrested before for trespassing at Workers Temporary Services located on Park Drive. Possession of Marijuana • Sanfonl Officer Shannon Dawkins arrested Christopher Sapp, 20, of Sanford Wednesday for possession of marijuana and a controlled substance without a prescription. Sapp was in possession of five Xanax piils and a small bag of marijuana. • The Sanford police Special Tactical Unit responded Lee P. Moore Park Monday in reference to a complaint that persons were smoking marijuana in the area of Sweet Bay and Live Oak Boulevard. Officers arrested Susana Santiago, 20, and Jessica Spragg, 18, both of Sanford, for possession of mari­ juana. Battery • Sanford Officer Jason Shor arrested Misty Quesenberry, 18, and Brandon Pall, 19, both of Sanford, Thursday for battery. The two allegedly beat up a woman near an Island Bay Circle apart­ ment. Witnesses stated Pall shoved the Dealing In Stolen Property • Altamonte Springs Investigator Eric Weis arrested Stanley McKinney, 39, of Sanford Tuesday for dealing in stolen property. McKinney reportedly pawned jewelry at Empire Diamond and Jewelry on East Altamonte Drive that is believed to be stolen from a armed robbery that occurred March 9 at the Friedman's Jewelry store located on Orlando Drive in Sanford. Open Container • Sanford Officer Joseph Santiago arrested Richaril Davis, 60, of Sanford Monday for violating the city ordinance that prohibits open containers of alco­ hol in public. Davis reportedly was drinking a bottle of Magnum beer in Fort Mellon Park shortly after noon. Fake AC technician strikes again • A thief masquerading as an air conditioning technician has struck again. It happened May 13 at the Convergys Company at 285 International Parkway in Heathrow. The suspe:t presented himself as an employee of an air conditioning compa­ ny. He was wearing a tan uniform with no markings. He was near an employ­ ee's work area. He had a clipboard and was checking the thermostat. A couple hours later, a female employee discov­ ered her wallet was missing from her purse. By time she reported it to her bank, her debit card had been used at least four times. The crime is similar to one reported April 25 at the Florida Living Nursing Home near Apopka. Two women had their wallets stolen from their purses at that location. The suspect is described as a black male, in his late 30's to mid-40's, 6 feetto-6'3" tall, weighing 235-to-250 pounds. He is targeting women who work in offices, lie is often pushy, demanding and enters offices as if he is supposed to be there on a service call. Similar crimes have been reported in other jurisdictions, including Leesburg, Lady Lake and Fruitland Park in Lake County. An incident has also been reported in Ocala, in Marion County. There have been incidents reported in Orange County as well. Anybody with information about the suspect is asked to call Crime Line at 1800-423-T1PS, or the Seminole County Sheriff's Office at 107-665-6600. Brian Kramarcik Pn»* A Camara Hrtpping Cheryl Sroim The next meeting of the Lake Mary Chapter of AARP No. 4878 will be held on Tuesday, May 21,1230 p.m. in the Lake Mary Senior Center, located at 260 N. Country Club Road in Lake Mary. Guest speaker will be Howie Arpcl, representative from Magnetic Health Care Products. Presenter will also be providing lunch. if you wish to join the local AARP Chapter, as a member, dues are $5 per year and may be paid at any of , the meetings. For information, call Irene ’ Lober at 407-333-0054 or Marge Carmona at 407-3239249. TH U R Sanford Police Department's Citizens on Patrol classes begin Thursday, May 23. The classes are for anyone who wants to be part of the department's new civilian volunteer program. Classes will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. every Thursday for 11 weeks. Volunteer applica­ tions can be picked up at the department or by calling 407323-3030. SU n E fil The Vietnam Veterans of Central Florida will present Jack Elton as Elvis in concert Sunday, May 26, in the Bahia Shrine Auditorium in Maitland. Elton is an internationally renowned RCI recording artist, and the performance will include his 19-piece World Star Tour Orchestra. Cash bar opens at 4 p.m., with dinner at 5 p.m. The show begins at 7 p.m. Tickets fo r the dinner and show arc $50, and $40 for the show only. For more information, call 407-695-1023 or 407-673-2668 Tickets are also available on­ line at www.nvwm.org. We w elcom e and encourage your letters and com m ents. A ll letters must include your name, address and phone num ber to be published. “Sem nif Seminole County Since I90fi“ Production Elwin Tyrrell. JR !»' Bill Egan TUE victim to the gmund while Quesenberry repeatedly kicked her. T he Seminole H erald Sunday, May 19. 2002 • Voi. 94, No. 78 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N French Ave. Sanford. FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fax (407) 323-9406 Write to us: 300 N. French Avenue Sanford, FL32771 Ceil us: (407) 322-2611 E-Mail us: Mail Room Becky Tiboatts Novane Davis Lapel Advertising Pe n Smith T h e Florida TYall Association - Central Florida Chapter will sponsor a University of Florida Historical Hike 9 a.m. Sunday, May 19. It will be a 6-mile hike and include 53 historic sites on campus. The group will eat lunch at Leonardo's Pizza after the hike. Meet before the hike at the Student Union visitor parking area. The public is invited. For more information, call 407* 894-7412. Hsraid photo by Tommy Vtoeant Sixth-grade students In Susan Ebaugh’s reading class recently read "Charlotte's Web* and completed projects about the book. Sebastian Cruz, second From right, took a scene from the book and mada a model, which his classmates are admiring. Editor and Publisher Administration Body Bannatt Circulation Wends Koorparwt* SUN Dan Ping o O u t & A bo ut Charlotte’s Web Periodical Postage Paid al Sanford. Florida and addtional mailing offices D SP S 441200 Postmaster Sand address changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Box 1667 San lord, FL 32772-1667 Editorial: S u b s c rip tio n R ates 3 Months m Seminole County $11 00 6 Months In Seminole County 120 00 I Year m Seminole County *36 QO 1 Year Other Florida County *42 00 I Year Out Ol State *52 00 idili)haMmlnol«h*rjld.com Advtflitlng: csffllthetiminol*lianld.com Publltinr dplntetimlnolahtnld.com Fax us: (407)323-9408 i �SuthIhv \i;i> i!>, 21)02 Page 3A • The Seminole Heealo Obituaries WILLIAM MITCHELL AGEE William Mitchell Agee, 93, died Wednesday, May 15,2002 in Longwood. Bom in Crossville, Tennessee, Agee moved to Central Florida in 1946 and was a resident of Altamonte Springs. Agee was a member of First Christian Church of Winter Park and he was a home builder. Agee is survived by wife, Lena Agee, his three sons, J. Wendell Agee of Lake Mary, Florida, W. Carroll Agee of Phoenix, Arizona, and J. William Agee of Bradenton, Florida, and eight grandchildren, and eleven great-grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Homes Oaklawn Chapel of Sanford is in charge of the arrangements. KEITH D. BRO O K S SR. Keith D. Brooks Sr., 27, of Willow Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday, May 11, 2002, in Orlando. Bom March 30, 1975, in Sanford, he was a car Salesman. S u rv iv o rs include his f a t h e r , W i l b e r t Gordon Sr., of Sanford; his m o t h e r , Carrie Brooks of Sanford; one son, Keith D. Brooks Jr., of Sanford; five brothers, Wilbert Jr., Manuel, Stewart, Edward and William Gordon, all of Sanford; five sisters, Tawanna Gordon, Rose Gordon and Bridgit Cotton, ail of Sanford, Wilma Miller of Rochester, N.Y., and Chineta Bright of South Carolina; and special friends Karla Redmond and Jeffery Davis, both of Sanford. Wilson-Elchelberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. STEVEN COREY GRIFFEN Steven Corey Griffen, 22, of Sanford, died Wednesday, May 15, 2002. Bom in Jacksonville, Florida, Griffen moved to Central Florida in 1997. He was as an iron worker and a member of the Baptist faith. Griffen is survived by his grandmother, Shirley Hughes of Sanford, grandmother, Irene Starling of Jacksonville, and randfather, Henry Starling of acksonville. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Homes Oaklawn Chapel of Sanford is in charge of the arrangements. E HARRY A. LEE Harry A. Lee passed away Sunday, May 12,2002. He was bom October 19,1923 in Audubon, N.J. After receiving his Bachelors in Exonomics from Franklin Marshall, he was sent by the US Government to Germany to design and imple­ ment a computer programming system. He then came to Central Florida in 1962 to work with Martin Marietta. During his employment, he designed, created, and imple­ mented Cosmos, a time clocking system, as well as numerous tracking programs. During the four year stay in the sixties in Virginia Beach, Mr. Lee started his own consulting company, Computer Specialists* Inc. Back at Martin Marietta in the early eighties, he saw the need and ini­ tiated the use of bar codes in both the Orlando Plant and the Baltimore Plant. His fellow employees consid­ ered him an innovator and a trend setter. After retirement, he and his wife became ranchers on 80 acres in Missippii, breeding and training over 30 Paso Fino stallions, as well as raising over I 50 head of cattle. ^ . A World War II veteran, he is survived by his wife, Dorothy May Lee, his daughters, Barbara ' 1 Ann Lee, and Janet Lee Amato, his son, Jam es Ross Lee, his granddaughter, Victoria Lee Amato and his sisters Martha Lee and Beatrice Sibbald. Funeral Services were held Thursday, May 16, 2002 at the chapel at Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn in Sanford. The family welcomed friends prior to the service from 12:00 -2:00 pm. KIMBERLY S . LOSHAW Kimberly S. Loshaw, 42, of Placid Lake, Sanford, died Tuesday, May 14, 2002, in Sanford. Bom In Sanford, she was a scheduler for the hospital. She was of the Seven Day Adventist faith. Survivors include her hus­ band, Duane Allen Loshaw Jr., of Sanford; two daughters, Amanda Sheaffer of Sanford and M ichelle Loshaw of Sorrento, Fla.; brother Chris Sheaffer of Syracuse, N.Y.; and three nieces and nephews. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Homes Oaklawn Chapel of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. AGUST1NET "AUGIE" E. PLA Agustinet "Augie" E. Pla, 72, of Grand Plaza Drive, Orange City, died Wednesday, May 15, 20CK2, in hen residence. He was born in Arecibo, Puerto Rico on Feb. 9, 1925. For 12 years he was a sales represen­ tative for Cacioppo Builders. He was a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church in Deltona. Survivors Include his wife of 52 years Ana; daughter Marie Elena of San Juan, Puerto Rico; two sons, Agustinet Pla of Deltona and Jose Pla of San Juan, Puerto Rico; eight grandchil­ dren; and one great-grandchild. Balduff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. J.W . POWELL J.W. Powell, 57, of 7388 W. Holly Street in Zellwood, Fla., died Friday, May 10,2002. He was born in Shelby, Miss., and moved to Central Florida in 1962. Survivors include his wife Alice Powell of Apopka; one son Quentin Schofield of Orlando; two daughters, Karene Eugene of Apopka and Glynettc Powell of Orlando; three sisters, Kathie Johnson, Julia and Mary Jean Powell all of Shelby, Miss.; four brothers, Claude and Roosevelt Powell both of Cleveland, Miss., Henry Powell of L<*s Angeles and Hosle Powell of Zellwood; and three grandaughters. Golden’s Funeral Home in Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. POLLY C. SCHOOLCRAFT Polly C. Schoolcraft, 103, of Apopka, died Tuesday, May 14, 2001 ---------Born in Callahan County, Texas in 1892, she is survived by her son, Blaine Schoolcraft, and her daughter, Betty Young. Grankow Funeral Home in Sanford is in charge of the arrangements. KATHRYN VIRGINIA VON NIEDERHAUSERN Kathryn Virginia Von Niederhausern, 96, of Giplin Court, Deltona, died Sunday, ATTENTION A KMART SHOPPERS JULIA REBECCA WEBER Julia Rebecca Weber, 79, of Eldorado Dr, Debary, died Thursday, May 16, 2(X)2. Born in Belmont, Ohio, Weber moved to Central Florida in i960. She was a homemaker and a member of Good Shepard Lutheran. Weber is survived by her three sores, Sterl A. Weber of Osteen, Florida, Frederick C. Weber of High Springs, Florida, and Timothy P. Weber of Lark Mary; daughters, Karen S. Reynolds of Crystal River, Fla. and Paula J. Dupuy of Sanford, Fla.; sister Clara Sinfield of Boliver, Ohio; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Homes Oaklawn Chapel of Sanford is in charge of the arrangements. xBanfleld Funeral Home ; SKA * Family Owned A Serving Central Florida Since 1989 T iTI t il On Pig* 2 of Hw May 19 Uwn b Garden Center Pullout ol the ad circular, the Suncait Hortrontal Shed. 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A IM to n to tw Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard proves he has it by choosing to complete his term Brady Lessard's decision to forgo a campaign for Seminole County Commissioner and remain Sanford's mayor should be applauded by the city's citizens. Too often in today's society we see people jumping to "the next level," be they athletes, politi­ cians or CEOs. A decision to stay put and fulfill a commitment when an attractive opportunity pre­ sents itself, particularly in the political arena, re­ enforces the trust we invest in our elected leaders. That's not to say that some opportunities should be ignored. Clearly, Lessard had to weigh the advantages of continuing in his current position versus a chance to work on a broader field. At the heart of his service has been a commitment to make Sanford a better place to live. Working from a coun­ ty level presents a broader opportunity to do so. Doing so, however, would leave the city without * a mayor with a proven track record at a time when Sanford needs a strong leadership. Lessard, of course, is not the only person who could provide that leadership. Sanford native Bob Kuhn and District 1 Commissioner Art Woodruff were consid­ ering a run for the mayor's job if Lessard had left. Both could handle the job. Each, however, would need time to-find their footing to be an effective mayor, time the city could ill afford to lose. Proposals like police bicycle patrols and mortgage incentive plans for officers who live in the city take time to develop and shepherd through the legisla-_„ tive process. Lessard has guided both plans to fruition and now has his sights set on creating more efficiencies in government that respond better to cit­ izens. While upholding his commitment to Sanford vot- i m e l y t h e fin a n c ia l, to L e s s a r d a n d h is fa m ily . /# Citizens a n d journalists like to gripe about politi­ cians' salaries. Certainly our elected officials should not reap windfalls from our tax dollars, but neither should they take a vow of poverty. Though not officially required, the Sanford mayor's duties are a full-time endeavor. The issues facing the city require an engaged leader who can commit 40 hours a week, often much more, to guide the city forward. You could do the job on a part-time basis, but any hope of moving beyond the status quo van­ ishes. The salary? About $15,000 annually. That's not enough when you put your "day job" on hold for four years. County commissioners, on the other hand earn a salary close to $70,000. Each has a full-time assis­ tant. The duties of a commissioner, though county­ wide rather then city specific, are shared among the five representatives. And, admittedly, the issues of facing the county aren't as complex or as urgent as those Sanford must confront. Lessard knew all of this going in. He voluntarily ran for mayor. Yet, countless others have jumped at the chance to grab more money, commitments be damned. Sanford's mayor took a pass. Lessard's decision to serve his term proves he has the leadership to make his motto "Sanford Proud" more than a catchy bumper sticker. His positions and decision won't please everyone, but there's no doubt his sole agenda is improving Sanforu. Thanks for making the right decision. fm M ■BBS : Donltoow point of vtmr? DoMfnaMng mount. phono numbor. Loom ahouttmo boMud to soo •tottwi • U J .IM 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fta. SS77I-.- ••. tvodtorWpogodDnot mayboodtedtorlangjh. Your View o f entry to their property, but trespassed anyway.) Several months ago I replaced my signs that were fading from sun exposure and the issue resur­ faced. At 10 p.m. that same night, To the editor a city police officer ordered me 1 am writing this e-mail in ref­ (in Gestapo-like style) to remove erence to the Seminole County my signs and to report to codCommission seat that will be enforcement the next morning. vacated by Darryl McLain when Code enforcement reviewed my he runs for Congress. survey and affirmed that the I recently heard that some folks property is indeed mine and that in the district are urging Sanford i had every right to have a “No Mayor Brady Lessard to run for Trespassing/Private Property" that sea t I would like it known sign posted. Several days later that there are many people who m y neighbor witnessed a city would rather sec Mayor Lessard police officer drive up to Ihc sign, remain in his current position. remove it, set it against a tree, and As a resident of the Sanford proceed right through with his Historic District, I have been patrol car. This happened on at appreciative of the work Mayor least two occasions. Lessard did as a City Tonight, May 12, the city com­ Commissioner as well as mayor.. mission voted to offer me $7500 The city is moving in a good for the parcel of my property that direction with managed develop­ constitutes my "private drive" ment and growth, financial stabil­ and to condemn the parcel if I ity, improved eq$ronment and reject their offer. They voted atmosphere. oL our neighbor­ without allowing the public t o w hoods, anil Improved roiuiirip.il heard. services such as police- rthd /ire The only person that will bene­ protection. fit from the city taking my prop­ I feel the Mayor's best contri­ erty is a neighbor that lives direct­ bution to our area is best served ly behind me — without using by continuing and completing m y property he cannot park his the work he is currently doing. I vehicle outside of his garage that hope that is the conclusion he will opens in the rear rather than the arrive at as well, knowing there front of his house. I suspect he will always be a future political intends to sue the city for permit­ . opportunity, should he desire ting him to build his garage like one. this (if he indeed had a permit for Bob Berk such) years ago and then vacating Sanford the easement that facilitated his use. Rather than possibly being sued by my neighbor, the city seem s to want to take my proper­ ty to satisfy him and protect To the editor themselves. 1 think this is very I have been a property owner wrong! It doesn't seem just that in Sanford, since 1988. the city can take my property Throughout this time the City has against my will and give it to claimed ownership of my private someone else to use when they drive and I have had to repeat­ have other alternatives. edly prove to them that the prop­ Sincerely, erty is indeed mine and that they Laurie Harrison do not even have an easement. Sanford In 1998 the City acknowledged Editor's Note: Ms. Harrison is that they had mistakenly vacated in a legal dispute with the City of their easement many years ago. Sanford regarding J 12-foot by They quit using my private drive 155-foot strip of land. The dispute for trash pickup and the matter began in 1998, but has its roots in appeared settled. However, a series of contridictory actions nearby homeowners continued to taken by the City Commission in ignore my "Private Property, No 1971. Trespassing" signs and used my Sanford Police Chief Brian driveway at will for their conve­ Iboley said he fired the officer nience. (They had another form involvled in confrontation with Berk appreciates the jo b Lessard has done as mayor Harrison to city: Stop trespassing recently completed Wyndham Place if the apartments are a good neighbor. Every community needs to provide some housing for lower income people and Sanford has done much, much more than its fair share to provide this. We would not see this in Lake Mary o f Heathrow. The very thought would probably frighten all the attorneys who are getting paid to argue in favor of this project. This needs to stop now, for the better­ ment of the city and its future. Can the City Commission estab­ To the editor. I want to thank you and your lish a moratorium on all apart­ staff for the excellent article that ments in the city? Several years ago, our friends was written about my award of the Army Good Conduct Medal used to smirk and laugh when 30 years after my honorable dis­ we said we lived in Sanford. The charge. reputation of Sanford is now just Michelle Jerla did a great job beginning to improve; however, writing the story, and I appreciate these tow-income projects and the work she put into the article. especially the Groves project can As a result of her well written only have a negative effect on the story she has generated Interest reputation of Sanford. from veterans who are In the The improvements to Sanford sanursituafibh.' f i t rt •* M O r! '■‘ ■and its reput.itTon are due in no And, thanks to Tommy Vincent small part to the extraordinary for the excellent photograph that efforts o f the City Commission appeared with the article. Tommy and Staff to improve our city, is truly a creative photographer with initiatives such as the and deserves kudos for all his downtown and riverfront plans work. and other proposals too numer­ Again thank you very much. ous to mention. So, to approve Andrew Cardona the Groves and any other SGTV such project would be a giant step back and would undo many of their positive accomplish­ ments. We cannot understand why this case is being heard again To the ed itor when a decision was made We Are wholeheartedly already on a previous appeal. We opposed to the proposed "afford­ can only hope lhal Mayor able” Groves Apartments on Lessard and the commissioner for Airport Boulevard and will be at our district, Randy jones, and all the meeting on May 28. the commissioners will continue Aside from many other afford­ their fine record of doing what is able or low-income apartment best for the city. We hope that on projects in this city, we have May 28, the mayor and commis­ recently seen several spring up sioners will consider us, the thou­ on State Road 46, several on Lake sands of long term residents who Mary Boulevard and one next to are taxpayers and voters who Colorado Steak House on 17/92 love this city and whose families, (Wyndham Place Apartments). homes and future's are in their How many are enough? We have hands. been told that the one next to We hope that we the residents Colorado's and the one of Lake will be considered more highly Mary Boulevard both have high than some developer who's only vacancies. One fear is that if they interest is to get rich from some are losing money because they low-income government housing are unable to fill this project, that incentive, and has absolutely no it will fall into a state of disrepair interest in the betterment or the and wind up even worse than it is future of our city. , ’ proposed to be. Furthermore, just Brynhaven Homeowners ask the homeowners behind the Association Ms. Harrison. He also said the department continues to patrol the alley. "Our officers are directed to patrol all streets and alleyways in this city," Tooley said. He added that if the property is declared private and Harrison docs not want officers to patrol the alley, the patrols will cease. Story generates attention for vets Brynhaven owners plan Groves protest On the Street The Herald asks people what they think J£& offm i The Seminole County Commis­ sion has come out supporting U.S. Rep. John Mica's plan fo r a Central Florida commuter rail. The 40-mile commuter rail proposal is an alternative to Interstate 4 con­ struction. We asked people if they support such a plan and if they would use the transportation option when it is built. I trunk it is a great idea, and I'd use it. I was a big light-rail supporter. Sherry Fincher Winter Park I think it is a good thing, and I think Central Florida needs a commuter rail. I travel locally, so my use would bo limited. Gene Gunther Santord I would use it. I think it is an excellent idea and would get nd ol some ol the traffic. Cindy Collins Orlando I'm all (or it. Anything to keep traf­ fic on ol the St. Johns Bridge. Kathy Lynch Longwood I think it is a good idea. My only cortcei is the financing. If I were a commuter. I would use it. Pat McConm Ovte< I �T he Seminole Hesald Sunday. 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Call 1 -9 0 0 -9 3 3 -5 1 5 5 , 99 cents a minute IT 44 Con srbsfs vaoflon ipot? 46 Suisred from 47 Good bond rating 49Plidown 50 Same old same old 51 Accountanfe version ipot? SOGrecaMy 50 Watch lace 61 Guggenheim, kx one: Abbr. 02 AdMreTe charge 63 Brick bearer 64 Tropical pWn 66 last queen ol Spam 67MMonk> 68 Chum up 70 Locksmith's vacation spot? 73 Chad guidance? 74 Lapel label 76 School ol 77 Bar elngatang 79 Boise-loBlemarck dr. 80 BuMnkle, lor one 81 City counci rep 62 Author Turgenev 83 Persians, Page 3A C .M . H and w as S em in o le C o u n ty ’s first sh eriff The following are more biographies edited from "Early Settlers of Orange County" published by C.E. Howard tn 1915. that he could do his duty and still remain humane in his treatment of a prisoner. S h eriff C M . Hand C.M. Hand was a long-time citizen of Orange County, hav­ ing landed in Mellonville in 1879, then locating at Fort Reid. His father, Henry Hand, opened a blacksmith and wagon shop there, one of the best in the county. He later took up a homestead on the Wekiva River near Longwood, where .......... ...................... he had an orange grove. The Great Freeze destroyed this, making it necessary for the fami­ ly to move to Sanford. Here, G ra c e M arie C.M. Hand Stlneclpher engaged in the livery business and general contracting, was deputy sheriff of Orange County, and was elected Sanford's chief of police and also mayor. When Seminole County was created out of Orange in 1913, Hand was appointed sheriff of Seminole County by the gover­ nor. He was elected sheriff soon afterward. It is said of Hand that he was a hustler and that he made a good officer. His constituents were very satisfied. He was of a jovial and convivial tempera­ ment and law breakers knew J.M . Lewis J.M. Lewis arrived in Altamonte Springs in 1881 from Boston. There he was employed by Criscy and Norris, builders, and later he built the Altamonte Springs Hotel and the Frost House. He also helped build almost every house in the town. In 1915, he was supervising several orange groves in addi­ tion to having a large grove of his own. Lewis had two sons, Arthur A. and James M., and one daughter, Miss Grace. "Mr. Lewis tried out California in 1849, and the fact that he located in Florida and has, as a self made man, wrest­ ed success out of the primeval forests and helped to convert this beautiful spot at Altamonte Springs Into one of the rarest places in the state, proves the value of Florida in comparison with California," Howard wrote in his book in 1915. M ajor William Brigham Lynch William Brigham Lynch was bom in Orange County, N.C. At the age of five, he entered the famous Bingham School of North Carolina and from there went to the state university, where he graduated with hon­ ors in 1859. He delivered the Latin Salutatory oration at the ceremony. He was offered a professorship at the University, but preferred to accept the Chair of Greek at Davidson College, where he remained for three years. At the outbreak of the Civil War, he enlisted in the Confederate Army and became captain of his company and later a major. At the close of the war, he became co-principal of Bingham School, a position which he held for 16 years. For health reasons, he moved to Sanford in 1882, where he gave attention to orange grow­ ing and teaching. He taught and was principal of Public School #1, located at the comer of Palmetto and 6 th Street. IN 1892, he was elected Superintendent of Public Schools in Orange County and served three consecutive terms of four years each. W hile serv­ ing in this capacity, he contin­ ued as teacher/principal and became the first principal of the new Sanford High School in 1902. This building was located on West 7th Street and recently celebrated it's 100th birthday. "In his long service as super­ intendent o f the county schools, he brought to bear a scholarly mind and a polished agreeable disposition, cooperating gladly and faithfully with officials and teachers and students for the highest interests of education," Howard wrote in his book. Looking for Class o f 1928 Rose Edith Zanderer Jacobson, who graduated from Seminole High School in 1928, would like to know if any of her classmates are still living. If so, contact her at 407-322-3844 for a possible reunion. Now that would be special — a 74or 75-year reunion! 85 Vintner's vacation spot? 06/1M 2 iwordadtUxOaol.com 02002 Trib a l* Media Sen lew, lac. See Solution on Page 6A .! i • -i < .it,. 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Memory Care Program also available for dementia and Alzheimer’s R ev, Ja c k M , T hom as Minister of Music, Central Baptist Church January 7 , 1 9 7 9 May 26, 2002 Sunday, May 26"1J v Jo in S p e c i a l (f ) a y o f r jl CelebratioMusic: care. 10 am - Noon Morning Praise and Worship 4 pm - 5:30 pm Afternoon Celebration Call f o r a fr e e tour a n d gourm et D ining Experience! Reception Honoring Jack arid Sherrill Thomas Visit our W eb Sile - w w w.central-baptist-church.net 407-688-1660 3655 West Lake Mary Boulevard Lake Mary, Florida * License* *l(XK)7 L 5:30 pm •3 �PageflA Sunday. May 19.2002 T he S eminole H erald Lights Whale i Page 1A To be "a good neighbor" FP&L offered the board a deal that included a one-time offer to replace the 39 lights at no cost to the housing authority. Bieling suggested the electricity provider should sweeten the deal because SHA has paid $143 annually for each of tne broken lights, some which have been inoperable for as many as six years. The two sides agreed to a con­ ditional warranty in order to compensate for the possible billing for the inoperable lights. blue whale — "It's the big Continued from P ig s 1A whale to create. year before hurricane season. animal in the whole work "The killer whale seems the "We do depend heavily on the structcd small paper fish con­ she thinks Newsie turned out to most known," Arguello said. customer to monitor and report taining different facts about the be a good lifelike replica o f the "And, the students seemed to lights that are out," he said. large creatures, including the real thing. like It the m o st” Anyone can report damaged- number of blow holes each Ape "It's taken a long time to get After stuffing three large or inoperable streetlights at 1of whale has and the kind of him this way," Register said. plastic bags with newspapers, B00-4-outoge or www.fpl.com, he food they e a t "Everyone has really worked the students began molding the said. The 39 damaged lights Moving on to bigger and bet­ hard on it, especially our shapeless object into a whale. could be replaced by mid*july. ter things, Arguello surprised teacher. With tape and cardboard, "I think what FP&L did here her students when she told "But, I've been wondering for Newsie was formed. tonight was an extraordinary them about making the 6-foot the longest time how we are Although fifth-grader Jaymie thing," Bieling said. "It’s a new creature. The teacher even let going to get him out the door." Register's favorite whale Is the day at the Sanford Housing the class decide what kind of Authority. A new commitment." In other business; • Commissioners directed CanUanad from Page 1A ;atfon Into the manner Is far "singling out one or tw o" par­ Billberry to contact the ci ty of rom being complete, Bieling ties that oversaw the housing said Billberry, is the fire departf Sanford utilities director Paul suggested the board forward authority during the past year, ment records listed the fire at Moore about an apparent the Information to legal coun­ as there were as many four dif­ 17 Lake M onroe Terrace. inequity in the SHA utilities bill. sel. He contends the ferent parties with brief tenures McGibeny said the error in According to Billberry, the hous­ addresses Is probably because D epartm ent of Housing and as the £>HA leader. ing authority is chirged a base "A t this point, I d on't think the person who reported the Urban Development and con­ rate for every unit; however, fire was calling from unit 17, tractor M.D. Strum could be It's appropriate to cast any many units are not in use includ­ but dispatch records were not liable for not recognizing the b lam e/ said SHA chairwoman ing the dozens of boarded up Meredith Harper. changed to reflect the fire actu­ problem. rooms in Lake Monroe Terrace. The board ultimately decid­ "I'm In belief that HUD is not ally being at 19, “If there is no one living there, Initially, Bieling estim ated w ithout responsibility here," ed to forward the information should we be paying for it?" to counsel for legal opinion. the loss to between $ 200,000 Bieling said. questioned chairman Meredith Billberry suggested the Legal advice could prove and $350,000, but with the new Harper. information supplied by board not jump to any conclu­ valuable for litigation if the Bieling suggested Billberry Billberry, it appears the total sions before her Investigation insurance com pany w ill not approach the city about a possi­ was finished. Furthermore, pay the possible delinquent fire could be less than $50,000. ble rebate. Although Billberry's Investi- Billberry cautioned the board in claims. "I’d be willing to try to build a case for that," she responded. • On Saturday, May 18, from 10 to 11 a.m., Billberry will hold Meals on Wheels Ect., will host a Senior Festival The event will include a free box lunch for another "Meet and Greet the Executive Director" at Redding 19 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Friday, May 31, In the Sanford seniors, health screenings, community research Civic Center, located at 401 Seminole Blvd., in information and the big band sound of Ithe Escorts. Gardens. Hired about two For more information, call 407-333-8877. Sanford. months ago, this is one of her last meetings to introduce herself to the community. • The board approved to 3 0 0 N . F re n c h A v e . reschedule the June meeting to S a n fo rd , F lo rid a 3 2 7 7 1 the 27th at 6 p.m. FP&L will replace up to 12 addi­ tional vandalized streetlights in the next year, but after 365 days, any additional vandalism repairs will be the financial responsibili­ ty of the housing authority. 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Finally, I'm planning on moving to aperm anent place of my own. The problem is my mother appears to deeply resent my leaving. Ever smce since me the movlnS movtni !?a.v ‘ n 8 _CVCT issue came up, no matter w hatl • • • • ray, I cannot do anything right by do or sajr, Mom. It s brought out the w ont inkier! My new apartment is closer to my job, and it's only 30 miles away, so I will be able to visit my par­ ents often. I understand that t Mom has l\ealth problems and needs help, but I nave five sib­ lings in the area, and I could always be at my folks’ quickly to help with any emergency. Because I am not married nor do i have children, I sometimes • • • think this makes my family feel as if it's my job to take care of our•par parents. I love them, but these past three years have created resentment and frus­ tration on my part. I feel I would be a healthier person living on my own, but I don't know how to communicate this to Mom. Please help, Abby. 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Merchandise »-priced item*, cataiog/interhet order* A Lily of �if Sunday, May 19. 2002 T he Seminole Hexald S an ford W al-M art S u p ercen ter hosts grand opening W ednesday, M ay 2 2 Associates of store contribute $14,000 to community programs The new ly expanded WalMart Supercenter In Sanford will celebrate its May 22 grand open­ ing by contributing $14,000 to community organizations and causes through Wal-Mart's Good Works community involvement program. "In a world so focused on youth, it Is a privilege to know that Wal-Mart cares about aging citizens," said Dottie Burkett, Sem inole County Sheriff Department, elder care officer. "N ot everybody does, and some day w e will all be there." Grand opening activities indude Wal-Mart associate, Ron Toombs, to sing "God Bless A m erica” and associates Art Drummond, Lou Payne, Richard Leeders, Clarence Lewis, and Robert Sammet to present the colors. Special appearances include Chester the Cheetah from Cheetos, the Vlasic Stork, and Tony the Tiger. In honor of Missing Children's Week, free photo ID packets will be provid­ ed for children of all ages. Fourteen associates, who have been with Wal-Mart since it orig­ inally opened the Sanford store seventeen years ago, will be rec­ ognized at the grand opening celebration. Giving a combined 238 years o f service, these char­ ter associates are Eugenia Barberio, Wanda Gore, Audrey Jack, Patricia Miles, Joan Miller, Shirley Newton, ' Charlotte Schiff, Nola Varble, Sharon Feathers, Betty Pell, Victoria Sanders, Kris Sefried, Judith Bolton and Eileen Settle. Located at 3653 S. Orlando Drive, the newly expanded 207,000-square-foot Wal-Mart Supcrcenter has been designed as a one-stop family shopping center. It will be open to cus­ tomers 24-hours-a-day, seven days a week. The Supcrcenter will feature a vision cenjer. Get Smart Hair Salon, nail salon, Family Fun Center, one-hour photo, pharmacy, portriat studio and a Radio Grill. The store will employ approximately 550 asso­ ciates. Greg Anti is the store manager and co-managers are Christopher Patrick and Dennis Gant. The assistant managers include: Ed Shaw, David TVimer, Patricia Teeter, Patricia Srebemak, Melissa Allen, Mike Elsayed, Devin O'Neill, Duane Bottom, Roger Davis, Kathleen Carroll, Robert Ferguson, Eric Rijfkogel, Tracy Klein, Morlea Phillips, Daniel Phillips and Thong Tran. Wal-Mart is bringing more than financial support to Sanford, said Anti, store manag­ er. The Wal-Mart Good Works program encourages store asso­ ciates to volunteer with charita­ ble and educational organiza­ tions, too. "Our associates already arc active members of many good causes throughout the area," he said. "We look forward to mak­ ing an even greater impact in the future." Since its original opening in 1985, the Sanford store has con­ tributed over $ 120,000 to numer­ ous organizations within the community. Longtime partners who have been beneficiaries include: Sem iijole County Page Private School Sheriff's Department, Sanford Police Department, Sanford Fire Department, American Red Cross, The Salvation Army, Habitat for. Humanity, Make-AWish Foundation of Central Florida, Seminole County Schools, Junior Achievement, Second Harvest Food Bank, Safehouse o f Seminole, Outreach Rescue Mission, Children's Miracle Network, Seminole County Better Living for Seniors, Central Florida Zoological Park, Seminole County Student Museum, Girl Scouts o f America, Boy Scouts of America, Teen Challenge, Boys and G irls Clubs of Central Florida, Tajiri Arts, Inc. and numerous churches in the com­ munity. In Florida, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. operates 182 stores, Supercenters and SAM'S CLUBS and employs more than 68,OCX) associates. With annual sales of $218 billion, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. operates more than 2,740 discount stores. Supercenters and Neighborhood Markets, and more than 500 SAM'S CLUBS in the United States. Internationally, the company operates more than 1,170 units. Wal-Mart employs 1.3 million associates worldwide. The com­ pany's securities are listed on the New York and Pacific stock exchanges under the symbol WMT. Wal-Mart was rated No. 1 in the 1999 Cone/Roper Reports, a philanthropy and corporate citi­ zenship national survey done over a five-year period that asks the public to name a good corpo­ rate citizen. More information on the company can be found at www.walmartstorcs.com. 9 4 Y e a rs o f... WE READ! Phonies Foundation In Proklndorforton WE ACHIEVE! 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The issue of mixing student apartments amongst subdivl* sions in Seminole County has had residents filling the commis­ sion chambers. The master plan will reserve that land in the southeast comer, possibly for a golf course. One reason for the reluctance to build more housing is the uni­ versity is currently able to pro­ vide beds for more than 80 per­ cent of Incoming freshmen. Typically after their first year, students look to move off cam­ pus. "In my experience, the stu­ dent wants to leave the campus as they can." Yochum said. University policy is to provide at least 15 percent of the project­ ed student body housing. In the 1999-2000 school year, the uni­ versity was lacking nearly 1,700 beds for the 15 percent headcount. It's projected, however, UCF will overcome that inequity and be able to provide about 2,700 more beds than the 15 percent policy in Ihe 2004-2005 school year. That number quickly declines in 2010 to 750 when UCF President John Hitt predicts 48,000 students will be enrolled. "I don't know if we can solve the problem alone," Merck said about the shortage o f beds for UCF. "I thinks it's going to take some creative development. Central Florida is just a booming place." Bust C o n tin u e d from Page 1A In about 30 minutes, Jennifer Ibasfalean, 24, of Seminole, Fla. arrived at the room and introduced herself as Alyssa. Ibasfalean requested $250 up-frunt and then agreed to have sexual inter­ course with the undercover agent. She was arrested for pros­ titution. After Ibasfalean was arrested, she called another alleged pros­ titute and Ink! her the party she was with was interested in hav­ ing another girl come lo the mom. At about 11:30 p.m., Julia Kettcnburg, 18, of Palm Hay, arrived and removed all of her clothing down lo her panties, accenting lo authorities. Kcttenhurg too offered a sex act in exchange for $250. She was also arrested for prostitution. Shortly after midnight, agents arrested George Roberts, 31, of Seminole, Fla. for prostitution after ibasfalean and Kettenburg told agents he drove them to the location. The two girls provided a sworn statement tnat Roberts knew what type o f sexual acts were being performed and received $50 for each visit the girls made. When agents arrest­ ed him, he was in possession of $1,270. Agents used the hotel room again to arrest another alleged prostitute from Glamour Entertainment in Orlando. Kimberly Allman, 29, of Casselberry reportedly showed up and requested $180 up-front. Allman then agreed to provides sex act in exchange for another $150. She was arrested for prosti­ tution. SENIOR CITIZEN ALERT! C o t Y our F R E E R E P O R T f o i / . i y IIU(l--l(i:> , O This F R E E K E I’U R T will have Hie bankers, broken, and lawyen nraning fur cover. They claim the report will cut them out of this middle costing them a lot of money. 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"The only thing I'm sure of is that my heart is in Sanford," Lessard said. "If I feel compelled to continue to serve in public office after my term is up. I'll do so with an eye toward what is best for my family and for Sanford." There are no official candi­ dates for McLain's seat, though about a dozen people have been mentioned as possible candi­ dates. The filing deadline is July 26. Lessard said he may endorse a candidate in the race and said S tre e t,,o f D r e a m s I V ii - 1* li v n / K c* (1 u \ ? (iri) Affordable 1biles! • f i t s " l i t /'hi ‘ ilin.I.Vl' 1Jtir, SI C () u c s t i o n s aiinn on ® > u nltlirt .t i l l f atiiin . l l u . laafiirna In ftim ullun • 11 ■ fi U a door. "There's a personal pride for wide an umbrella of services the community. Along with me when someone appreciates something I’ve m inor home repairs, always taken for the group has a mis­ granted,” Redden sion to provide ■aid. "People touch transportation ser­ This project helps you in such w ays." vices, arts and crafts the elde^y, but it Redden said the activities, landscap­ also makes people residents receiving ing services and a in the community, the home repairs regular hom e visit who may not have aren't the only peo­ program to monitor ple benefiting from the overall welfare done sdfoething the program. o f seniors. like thii before, "Thia project On Friday, feel good about helps the elderly, repairs on Irw in1* helping. but it also makes house were almostpeople in the com­ complete. Two new munity, w ho may exterior doors were nave d one' installed, broken Biufurt Ka&pan ndt something like this window panes were before, feel good replaced and holes about helping." in the drywall were repaired. "They've been so great to m e," Irwin said. 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Registration forms can be ", on the website at v.lmnuns.com or by conjars, Football itor, at 407-333-8860 or Tani Taltoa, Cheerleading ,and Dance Coordinator, at 7-330-2200. SEMINOLE SOCCER LSCHOOL The 23rd annual Seminole r School offers two reeks of instruction this tier at two sites in the aunty. The tin t week is May 28ththrough-June 1st at Lake I Mary High School and the | second session is July 8 ththrough-12th at Lake Howell ; High School. This 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. day np for boys and girls ages -1/2 to 15 will also include ioor soccer In an air-condi­ tioned gym. For registration brochures " information, contact .camp idirector Larry McCoirkle at 407-320-9557 407-320-9708 during the day or 407-695-2131 in the erring or download the lication form from the ite at I//HOMRCFLRR.COM CERSCHOOL C F B A SK E T B A L L PS The Unlvenity of Central Florida/Kirk Speraw Basketball Camp will be holding four sessions this summer. ‘. The camps are open to players ages 7-to-17 and begin a 9 a.m. and end a 4 p.m. daily. Each camper will receive a camp basketball camp t-shirt, and a daily lunch. All camp activities will be held In the (air-condi­ tioned) UCF Arena. Camp dates are: Session I _ June 3-6. Session II _ June 17-21. Shooting Camp _ June 22. Session III _ June 24-28. Parents who are interested in receiving more information or a camp brochure by mail can contact assistant coach Craig Brown at 407-823-5808. W IN N IN G WAYS B A S ­ KETBA LL • Winning Ways Basketball Will be holding several camps this summer for both boys and girls. * Nothing But Nets Camp _ The camps are open to boys and girls ages 6-15 and run as half-day or full-day ses- J* Sports In sid e: C l a s s if e d s C ro ssw o rd 5B-7B 5B Southridge stops Oviedo B r ie f s See Briefs, Page 3B |_______________________________________ Sports Editor TAMPA — Opportunistic MiamiSouthridge High School took advantage of Oviedo nerves and errors to defeat the Lions, 5-2, in the Class 6 A Semifinals of the FHSAA Baseball Finals at Legends Field in Tampa Friday morning. The win was the 28th straight for the Spartans, who are now 32-1 on the sea­ son and ranked No. 1 in the state and No. 4 nationally in the Collegiate Baseball Magazine Pott. Southridge will now play in its fourth state championship game Saturday night at 7JO p.m. The Spartans have never won a title, having finished second three times. Oviedo saw its nine game winning streak end as the Lions end the season with an impressive 25-9 record. A four-pitch walk and an error to the first two Southridge batters in the top of the first inning got the game off to a bad start for Oviedo and by the time the smoke had cleared, the Spartans had sent seven batters to the plate and scored four runs on three hits and two Lions errors. All told, three of Southridge'* runs could be attributed to four of Oviedo's five errors in the game, with two of the runs scoring on miscues. The Lions, who outhit the Spartans, 86, had ample opportunities to score. The Lions1 two runs came home on a sin­ gle by Justin Stines in the fourth Inning. A foil recap of the game will appear In the Wednesday, May 22 edition on the Herald. Special recognition Seminole hands out softball awards f By D««n Smith Sports Editor By OMn Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — Over 130 fans, friends and relatives packed into Vivona's Italian in Lake Mary on Monday to pay tribute and give thanks to the Seminole High School softball team for a great season. "We had a great night," said head coach Dave Rogers. "This is a real honor to the girls. We had a good season, just fell short, but look out next year." All of the girls on the team . received a 4x6 plaque in recognition for winning a school-record 19 games this season. Seminole also set a record for fewest losses, nine, in a campaign. Seniors Mindy Crouse and Megan Gantt also received special merit for earning a four-year Varsity Award for being members of the Fighting Seminoles varsity team for four years. Special awards went to: Beth Case _ Offensive Player of the Year. The junior second baseman hit .410, scored 22 runs, drove in eight and stole 15 bases from her lead-off position in the order. For good measure she also made only two errors all sea­ son on defense and earned Second Team All-Seminole Athletic conference honors. ' Gantt _ Defensive Player of the year. The senior only made one error all season at first base and hit .263 to also made Second Team All-SAC. She was also the first Seminole High player to make the FACA (Florida Athletic Coaches Association) All-Star team and was to have played in the FACA All-Star Game on Friday at Trinity Prep. Jenny Abendroth and Andrea Poloche _ Co-Pitchers of the Year. The junior's won most of the game’s this season for Seminole and did a great job filling in for Crouse, who figured to be the ace this sea­ son before an injury kept her off the hill. Both also made Second Team all-conference. Ashley Hill _ Most See Awards, Page 2B K iw a n is s p lit in s o f tb a ll SANFORD — The Sanford Kiwanis Girls' fastpitch softball team continues to make great strides as the young ladles splitting four games over the past two weekends. The local squad started the string off with a 7-4 victory over the Tavares Firestix at Pinehurst Park on Saturday, April 27. The Firestix put three runs on the board in the top of the first inning, but Sanford answered with four runs in the bottom of the first inning, with a double by Uwantina Phillips and a sin­ gle by Kara Conant being the big blows. The Firestix bounced back to tie the game in the top op of o the third inning, 1 but the Kiwanis again had the answer, plating | three nuia in the bottom o f the third frame. Phillips scored what proved to be the winning run on a wild itch and Brittany Jones and rittany Eddington had later RBI in the inning to bring in insurance runs. Providing the offense for the Sanford Kiwanis were Phillips (double, two runs, RBI), Conant (single, run), Jones and Eddington (one RBI each) and Ashley Pairse, Lindsey Votoline, Nichole Pipitone and Jade Voltoline (one run scored each). Doing the damage for the Tavares Firestix were Nikki and Maggie (one single and one RBI each), Lindsey Olds (sin’le, run), Brittany Gilbemegal two runs) and Brittany Perez (run). The second game saw the Kiwanis lead 4-2 and 7-6, but the Tavares Wahoos pulled out a 9-7 victory with three runs in the top of the third inning. Leading the Wahoos to victo­ ry were Heather Prince (single, two rum, RBI), Megan King (single, run, RBI), Ashley Raines and Sara Frick (one sin­ gle each), Carley Batson (run, RBI), Chelsea Bcmeier (two rum), Pauline K. (RBI) and Nicole Feliciana, Kristin Reffitt and Kelsie Bateman (one run scored each). Contributing to the Sanford Kiwanis offense were Danisha Detrcville (single, run, RBI), Conant (single, run), Pairse (run, RBI) and Phillips, Lindsey Voltoline, Pipitone and Brittany Lewis (one run scored each). The following Saturday (May 4) two Maitland teams made the trek to Pinehurst Park and again the Kiwanis were able to win the first game. Taking on Team 3, Sanford came from behind in each of the three innings, finally out a 10-9 triumph on BI singles by Phillips and Jade Voltoline in the bottom of the third inning. Powering the Sanford Kiwanis to victory were Phillips (single, run, two RBI), Jade Voltoline (single, run, RBI), Megan Bozelka and Conant (two rum scored each) and Eddington, Lewis, Jones and Teah Dixon (one run scored each). See Softball, Page 2B B ! Jenny Abendroth (No. 7 above) was named co- Pitcher ol the Year, Megan Gantt (waiting for throw above) was the Defensive Player ot the Year and Beth Gase (right) was the Offensive Player of the Year dur­ ing Seminole High School's Softball Banquet at Vivona'a Italian last Monday. E a g le s s o a r to s ta te c h a m p io n s h ip By Dean Smith Sports Editor CLEARWATER — No question about it. After sweeping the AAU Spring Fling Tournaments at Disney's Wide World of lex and finishing second in the duston Kingwood Tournament most people figured that the Orlando Eagles were the best 15-and-Undcr team in Florida. Now there is no doubt as the Eagles, coached by Lake Howell varsity assistant Mike Scutero, had only one scare in posting a 6-0 record and winning the championship at the 15 & Under AAU State Tournament held in the St. Petersburg/Clearwater area last weekend (May 10-12). The Eagles, whose roster is made up of all ninth graders and most of whom are from Seminole County, arc now 31-4 on the sum­ mer and have won six championships in seven tournament starts this spring. The Eagles finished second in the other tourna­ ment. The Eagles announced their presence immediately in the AAU State Tournament last weekend, crushing the Citrus Center All-Stars, 87-37, in their opening game. Five players scored in double figures, led by a 20 point outburst from 5-foot-9 Trinity Prep guard Omar Qazi. Also finishing in doubles were 6-foot-5 Lyman forward/center Marquis Johnson with 18 points, 6-foot-3 Lake Brantley guard/forwaid Todd Stamp with 15 points, 6 -foot Winter Springs shooting guard Brett Hodges with 13 points and 6-foot-8 See Ejgles, Page 2B �2B Sunday. May 19.2002 T k k S tu m o u H o a l d H a r r is C h a in to b e n e fit fr o m H a b ita t E n h a n c e m e n t P r o je c t 8 p m M to tho Herald O C A L A — The Harris Chain of Lakes in Lake County will be getting an aquatic habitat facelift starting this month when the Horida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) begins a project to reestablish beneficial native plants in lakes Dora, Beauclair and Yale. The $100,000 Aquatic Habitat Enhancement Demonstration Project is possible thanks to funding approved by the Florida legislature to the Harris Chain of Lakes Restoration Council. "T he aquatic habitat in these lakes is in very poor condition because of 50 years of poor w ater. caused by high levels of nutrients, such as fertilizer, ana water levels that have not been allowed to fluctuate over time," said David Douglas, project leader for the FWC Division of Freshwater Fisheries. In many lakes in Florida, including the Harris Chain, water levels are artificially controlled and kept relatively stable year after year. Although this seems Innocent enough, in fact, it is just the opposite of the way nature works to keep systems healthy and productive. Without human manipulation, the lakes in Florida maintain their Health through naturallyoccurring water level fluctuations. This happens through the periods of drought and rain that we experience here. When droughts strike, the water levels become low, exposing the lake bottoms. At first, this may not seem like a good thing, but in plants can take root and fish can spawn. When water levels are high for extended periods, the bottoms become soft and mucky from decompos­ ing vegetation, which prevents both from occur­ r in g . After several years of drought, it typically rains ram lakes. in Florida for couple of years, refilling the lake n s can again support plant roots, The firm bottoms which create excellent habitat for fish. The current low water levels resulting from the extended drought offer an excellent opportunity to restore desirable aquatic plants in many areas of these lakes. Starting this month and continuing throughout the summer crews wiU be planting more than 500,000 giant bulrush and native grass­ es (maidencane and knotgrass) into shallow areas of these lakes. After they become established these native aquatic plants will once again pro­ vide quality fish and wildlife habitat in these cen­ tral Florida lakes. For more information contact David Douglas at See Outdoors, Page 3B Got Milk? 3v3 Soccer i Shootout tour returns : Special to the Herald ;■ !| ;• : ; • ;;•' SAN FORD — Dribble, pass, k ick ..jc 0 rW Boys and girls of all ages will return to the Bill Heard Soccer Complex (Lake Sylvan Park) on June 1*2 to put their skills to the test against other boys and girls at the annual got milk? 3v3 Soccer Shootout tour. Orlandoarea soccer players will play for . • a chance to compete in tne ; ' National Finals at Disney's ; ' Wide World of Sports Complex •' In August. Presented by America's Dairy . Farmers and Milk Processors, • the got milk? 3v3 Soccer Shootout is the official tour of Major League Soccer. The lour travels to over 65 cities from Los Angeles to New York City. Soccer Shootout is a weekend soccer festival open to players of all ages and skill levels, offer­ ing divisions for kids, teens, crxed and players over age 30. Teams consist of five players (three players and two substi­ tutes), and must register by Saturday, May 25th. Teams can register online at wwwJv3soccer.net, or call800-989-4088 extension 34 to receive registra­ tion information. Registered teams are guaranteed three scheduled games with the entry fee of $140 per team. "3v3 Soccer is a fast paced and high scoring game that players, coaches, and fans love,” said Dan Cramer, Senior Vice President of Host Communi­ cations. "Coaches are commit­ ted to the game of 3v3 soccer because It develops players' soc­ cer skills. The 2002 got milk? . 3v3 Soccer Shootout tour should be the best competition ever, as last year we haa 950 teams from 40 states at Nationals. "We ate excited about this year’s event in Orlando and anticipate a competitive and fun tournament" Play begins at 8 a.m. both days. Games conclude at approximately 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Games consist of two 12-minute halves with no goalies on a playing field that is 30 x 40 yards (20 x 30 for ages 6-8). In addition to the simultaneous tournament all weekend, both players spectators can take advan­ tage of the special events at no added cost. Got milk? 3v3 Soccer Shootout is supported nationally by America's Dairy Farmers and Milk Processors and Major . League Soccer. Local partners Include Dannon, BagelBites, k95 FM, Party 9 5 3 FM, and Seminole Soccer Club. The got milk? 3v3 Soccer Shootout tour is managed and. produced by Host Communications, Inc. (HOST), which celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2002. Lexington, Ky.-based HOST, a sports, events, lifestyle and affinity marketing company, is the cen­ terpiece subsidiary of Bull Run Corporation (Nasdaq: BULL). For more information, visit 3v3soccer.net, hostcommunications.com, or bullruncorp.com. H m M pftole by Am Wintt Senior Ashley Hill was named the Most Improved Player before a gathering of over 130 at Vlvona's Italian last Monday evening during Seminole High School's Softball Award! Banquet. B ears g rid d e rs headed fo r college Awards Continued from page IB Improved player. The senior worked hand to make herself a better third baseman and she heliped solidify a very good ■ ’ . , : Nollies infield. Stephanie Asbury _ Team-----Flayer of the Year. The senior was always upbeat and helped keep her teammates fired up no matter what the score or situa­ tion was. Kristin Miller _ Rookie of the Year. The sophomore infielder had a good season as a reserve and showed she should be a top player in the years to come. Megan Pickrcn _ Coaches Award. The junior improved immensely as a catcher and did everything Coach Rogers asked of her as a team leader. Rogers also recognized junior ra Lively and shortstop Kara sophomore outfielder Kim Beaudoin for making the AllSAC Second Team, Even though Rogers was pleased with the evening and nis team's season, he was still disappointed that none of the Tribe made First Team AUConference despite beating state-ranked Lake Mary, Edgewater, Winter Springs and Arlington Country Day during the regular season ana falling to the district champion Rams by one run in the semifinals. "I felt like Jenny Abendroth or Andrea Poloche should have been ist team pitchers," said Rogers. "And with her numbers and season Beth Case should have been first team .! thought Megan Gantt could have also been first team because of her defense even though her batting averson by tzz'y Sanabria and M1W RiCharde and Jon Carnes was the pitching coach. Members of the team were: seniors _ Stephanie Asbury, Mindy Crouse, Megan Gantt, and Ashley Hill; juniors _ Jenny Abendroth, Hollie Cowan, Mindy Duvall, Beth Case, Kara Lively, Taylor Norvcll, Megan Pickren, and Andrea Pelocne; sophomores _ Kim Beaudoin, Kristin Miller, Crystal Saufley, and Kristin Scheuring; and freshmen _ Katie Burdeaux, Jennifer Davis, and Morgan Mason. Eagles Continuted from page IB Edgewater ccntcr/forward Quintin Thornton with 11 points. The Eagles showed off their defense in the sec­ ond game, routing the Jacksonville Knighthawks 1,64-29, with Qazi tossing 11 points and Johnson 10. Scutero's bunch then showed Knighthawks' other squad. Team II, that the win was no fluke, blowing out the Jacksonville quintet, 75-38, with Johnson scoring 16 points, Hodges 14 points, and Thornton 10. The Eagles closed out Pool Plav with a tough, 61-52, victory over the Tallahassee Wildcats, again with Qazi (19 points) and Johnson (14 points) leading the way. In the Semifinals of eliminations, the Eagles found themselves in a real dogfight with the Jacksonville Lee Bulls and survived with a heartstopping 65-64 victory to earn a spot in the Championship Game. As usually happens in close, tight games the end result comes down to the play of the big inside people and it happened again in this game as the 6-foot-8 Thornton scored a team-high 19 points. Stamp was also in double figures with 12 points. The Eagles returned to their dominating ways in the final, rolling over the Lake Vista Spartans, 66-18. The guards stepped up in this one, with wings Qazi and Johnson tallying 12- and 10-points, respectively. Point guard Kyle Fowler, 6-foot-2 from Lake Brantley, also netted 10 points. The team was taking this weekend off to pre­ pare to take part in the Nike Midwest Future Stars Showdown at Ohio State University in Columbus over the Memorial Day Weekend (May 24-26). The Eagles will then return to Orlando June 7-9 looking to add another state title to their collec­ tion when they play in the State YBOA (Youth Basketball Organization of America) Tournament. The squad will then go looking for national recognition when they compete in the 15-andUnder AAU National Tournament at Clarkesville, Tennessee, July 6-13, and then return to Florida to close out the summer by taking part in the YBOA National Tournament in Lakeland, July 20-27. Scutero is assisted by Lake Howell junior varsi­ ty coach Andy Sarasty and the roster is com­ prised of Fowler, Johnson, Qazi, Hodges, Thornton, Stamp, Mike Dunn (5-foot-10, guard, Edgewater High School), Mike Potvin (6-7oot-8, forward/center, Lake Brantley High School), Andy Hampton (6 -foot-6 , guard /forward Lake Howell High School), and Mike Caulfield (6-foot, guard, Lake Howell High School). Softball Winter Springs High School football stars Keith Bertrand (seated center, top) and Chauncey Hampton (seat­ ed center, bottom) have decided on Liberty University in Virginia and Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach, respectively, to showcase their talents In college. On hand lor me signing with Bertrand were his par­ ents Carol and Ray (seated, loft and nght). Winter Springs head football coach Sieve Katz (standing loft) and Winter Springs Athletic Director Rich Tnbrt (standing right). With Hampton were his parents, Ann and Robert (lo f tiM flg W rf c a tt a n d Tribit. Continued from page IB Doing the hitting for Maitland 3 were Brittany (double, run, RBI), Molly (single, run, two RBI), Emily and Katherine (one single, one run and one RBI each), Sarah R. (single, run), Mary Kate (two runs) and Sarah L and Claire (one run scored each). In the second game, the Maitland Braves scored in every inning and put away an 8-3 vic­ tory on the strength of a fourrun second inning that gave the visitors a 5-0 lead. The Braves' offense was provid­ ed by Alex Conte (two singles, run, RBI), Laureen Muench (double, run, RBI), Laura Hardlt-y and Katrina Fouts (one single and two runs scored each), Christina McCullcn (sin­ gle, RBI), Amanda Knaus (sin­ gle) and Alex Welch and Corrie Hardaway (one run scored each). Pacing the Sanford Kiwanis offense were Phillips (double, run), Jade Volloline (single, run, RBI), Detreville (single, run) and Conant (single). S A TU R D A Y , A P R IL 27 il Pin*hunt Park KIWANIS 7, FIKEST1X 4 r » u « Fim ili Sanford K ininit Ml _ 4 J Ml 1 7 1 WAIIOOS 7, KIWANIS 7 Tavam lrYahoo* Sanford KJwanU 1 4 1 ,7 4 UO ~ 7 1 S A TU R D A Y , M A Y 4 rl h n rh u rrl Paafc KIWANIS 101 TEAM 3 9 Maitland Ttarn 1 Sanford Kinanit I 1 M l _ IS 1 BRAVES fl, KIWANIS] Mallland t r a m Sanfonl Kioanla HI Z. t 7 Oil 0 * 1 4 �THxSmtNOLx H ixald Outdoors Continued from page 2 B 742-6438 * ^USHS Fisheries Research Lab at 352- U.S. COAST G U A RD “BOAT SM ART FROM TH E START" NATIONAL SAFE BOATING CAMPAIGN MAY 18-24 Ask any experienced boater about boating safe­ ty and they will tell you that being prepared will l» *P a bad day from getting worse. With the Boat Smart From the Start” National Safe Boating Campaign kicking off May 18-24, now is the time to get ready for a safe summer afloat. BoatUS., the world's largest association of boat owners and a leading advocate of boating safety, can help you stay safe - and save you money with a couple of Important safe boating tips for both you and your boat: Educate yourself at home • for free. Prepare yourself by taking a free, U S. Coast Guard recognized boating safety course at www.BoatUS.com - clicking on 'Boating Safety.” Since 1997, over 200,000 boaters have taken the course in the comfort of their own home, which is also approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators. The course was designed to give a novice or experienced boater a general overview of boat safety basics, requirements, navigation and opera­ tion through an interactive format. A glossary of nautical terms and background study material on the question topics are available through the use of hyperlinks, and most states have provided questions pertaining to regulations in their state. A certificate is issued upon successful comple­ tion, which also may earn an education discount with marine insurers. Briefs Continued from page IB sions. H alf-day cam pers attend from 9 a.m .to-noon each aay, and full-day cam pers attend from 9 a.m .-to-4 p.m . each day. T he cam p program includ es C oaches C o m e r d is­ cu ssion s, w arm -up and fundam entals, drills, con tests, gam es, videos and sw im m ing. All session s take place at the Lake B rantley Field H ou se in A ltam onte Springs. C am p d ates are: Session I Ju n e 3-7; Session II _ Ju n e 17-21; Session III _ Ju ly 1-5. Summer Girls Basketball Camp _ T he cam p is open to g irls ages 8-15 and runs a s a h alf-d ay cam p from 9 a.m .-to-noon each day. A ll activities take place at the L ake Brantley A th letic C om plex Fieldhouse. C am p d ates are: Ju n e 10-14. Shooting Camp _ T he cam p is open to b o y s and g irls ages 8-15 and runs as a half­ d ay cam p from 9 a.m .-to-noon each day. All cam p ers w ill receive an official B ad en C am p basketball. A ll activities take place at the L ake B rantley A thletic C om plex Fieldhouse. C am p d ates are: Ju ly 8-12. F o r m ore inform ation or to register, please co n tact W inning W ays B asketball's Barry M estel at 407-339-9053 o r I- 8OO-8 O8 -H O O P (4667). You can also check out th e w ebsite at w w w .w inw aysinc.com . BRADSTREET TENNIS SUMMER CAMP Bradstreet Tennis w ill host tw o 4-w eek ses­ sion s o f its you th tennis cam p th is sum m er. T h e cam p s are open to boys an d girls ages 4-18 an d run in tw o or three d ay a w eek ses­ sions. Tots (ages 4-7) cam pers attend from 8to-9 a.m . on M onday and W ednesday; B egin n er II (ages 8-11) cam pers attend from 8-to -10 a.m . on Tuesday an a T hu rsd ay; B egin n er III (ages 12 & Up) cam p ers attend from 9 - to - ll a.m . on M onday and Friday; and A cadem y (tournam ent juniors) cam p ers w ill attend from 10 a.m .-to -l p.m. on Tuesday, W ednesday and Thursday. All sessions take place at W estm onte P ark in A ltam onte Springs. C am p d ates are: Session I _ June 3-28; Session II _ July 1-26. For m ore inform ation or to register, p le a s e contact Bradstreet Tennis at 407-262-2170. You can also check the A ltam onte Sports w ebsite for additional inform ation at w w w .altam ontesports.org. Sunday. May 19. 2002 Ask the experts for advice - and save some cash at the same time. Prepare your boat by taking it on June I to a participating BoatU.S. Marine Center for a free Vessel Safety Check (VSC). U S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and U S. Power Squadrons co-sponsors will have safety experts on-hand to verify the presence and condition of certain safety equip­ ment required by state and federal regulations. They'll also be able to answer any questions you may have about safe boating and local education­ al programs. All boaters will receive an evaluation form and boats that meet safety requirements will receive a VSC decal. If safety gear such as life jackets, flares or other related items fall the VSC, boaters can purchase them at a special discount at the store or through Boat U S. catalog sales at 1-800-937-2628. For boats in the water, Coast Guard Auxiliary or Power Squadrons personnel will also be arrang­ ing appointments for free Vessel Safety Checks on dates after June 1. For more information about the VSC program, contact the BoatUS. Marine Center nearest you or Page 3B go online to www.BoatUS.com to get a list of par­ ticipating stores. The National Safe Boating Campaign is spon­ sored by National Safe Boating Council and the US. Coast Guard. VSC Day Participating BoatU.S. Marine Centers: • Altamonte Springs: Boat U S Marine Center, 1140 E. A lta m onte D r. #1037, 407-339-8005 • Bradenton: 5627 14th Street W. Suite J •Clearwater 11477 US Hwy. 19N • Ft. Lauderdale: 505 W. Broward Blvd. • Ft. Myers: 12901 McGregor Blvd. • Ft. Walton: 4 S.E. Eglin Pkwy. •Jacksonville: 8595 Beach Blvd., Unit 342 • Naples: 3360 E. Tamiami Trail • North Miami: 12195 Biscayne Blvd. • Pensacola: 3810 Barrancas Avenue #3 • Pompano: 451 Federal Hwy. • Port Charlotte: 4200 Miami Trail •Sarasota: 4229 S. Tamiami Trail •Stuart: 2595 S. E. Federal Hwy. •Tarpon Springs: 41286 US Hwy 19N • West Palm Beach: 1900-B Okeechobee Blvd. Sunrise Kiwanis Raise Scholarship Money DEREK WAUGH-STETSON BASKETBALL CAMPS T he D erek W augh-Stetson U niversity Jasketball C am ps w ill b e held in Ju n e and ulv at the Edm unds A ctivities C enter in DeLand. T h e C am ps and dates are as folows: Shooting C am p _ Ju n e 14-16. Position Cam p _ Ju n e 16-20. Individual C am p _ Ju ly 21-25 A-f VOLLLEYBALL CAMP A+ Volleyball w ill be hosting a Youth Volleyball C am p this sum m er. T he cam p w ill run in tw o sessions, the first session b ein g a 3-day cam p and the second session a 5 -d a y cam p. T h e sessions w ill run concurrently: Session I July 15-17; and Session II _ Ju ly 15-19. T he cam p is open to boys and girls a g es 815 and runs from 9 a.m .-to-3 p.m. each day. All activities take place at the Lake B ran tley South Sports C om plex G ym nasium (acro ss from Lake Brantley H igh School on San d Lake Road) in A ltam onte S t For m ore inform ation or to register, please lin a t 407contact A+ V olleyball's Yvonne D evli 523-5048 or em ail at lp lu sQ aol.com . Photo c o u r t** ? of B r u t* McKfeMn O n February 22, the Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club held the 17th annual Kiwanis Relays at Seminole High School. This event is the main fundraiser for the Howard Whelchel Momorial Scholarship given to Seminole High School students to attned Seminole Community College. Additional moneys also go to other organiza­ tions. In the picture above. Sunrise Kiwanis member Jerry Posey (left) presents a check for $500 to Seminole High track coach Ken Brauman. This money is to be used for much-needed equipment for the track teams at Seminole High. H u r r y — th o s e s p e c ia l m o n e y ­ s a v in g o ffe rs e n d M a y 261 M o t o r c r a f t o il a n d filte r c h a n g e M eet or Bent T ire P r ic in g We’ll Meet or Beat any* com petitors price on J tires we sell! • $2125 Taxes, motrina and baianerg e t a TVs pnre meirti nnsr reri wee presentf ri I of oompeeeor« curent price ad on • namebrand irea ec*3 by Ossfer*n) See paracip—nq OealetVep lor I % (M M tv a fh M M B # Up to fee cjuvte of Motorcrafl* od a Taxes and tftepoaai toee a m See perheto**”? OeaierV*p tor price I and detade Bvougfi V?&02 . S p r in g M a in te n a n c e P ack age M o to rc ra ft b a tte ry *34 Motorcraft* Tosted Tough* battery, INSTALLED! 95 •Motorcraft* c>4 and fW • Fked top-0* • Tee* _ • Rotate tour ttriia • Inspect brake system • Check belts and hoeee Up to fee averts of Uotorcrafl* od Ac* n m a id m ettm a Car Car* Ull S— partqp—nq c a m n h * tar pnet md I c to M ih iu r tV n a * % See pafftcpeimg Dsewrehp tor price I and date* Bvough &7602 J • One-stop convenience • Technicians with specialized training • Factory-backed parts • Custom er satisfaction and appreciation Q u a lit y G z r e ' A u t o See your participating Southern Ford Dealer today. D E A L E R S S e r v i c e �I ■ * * 4B L Sunday. May T h* I m n o u H n u u i 19.2002 L eg als ecals NOTICE o r AGENCY ACTION TAKEN « Y THE ET. JOHN* INVER WATER MANAGEMENT M I N C T NxeetagyvanrtattwtokDwtnaparmtwtobamodrwddUaadattrTrmtnon *■» wet mad* ndcafaig tod far* an no b*M aagtaa on or adacert to fw OxrnrLaha* protect Ma: MHdrton. me. (290 Hutton* Naoond Onv*. SuM 102. Orlando. F b A A 3 W 2 . panr* #4-117657161 Th* Oapray L M n profacl I* located In BwNnrt* County S«ceona I E 17.20 and 21. Towndip 21 Soufi. R m gt 32 Em l 9* JWm* Water Managamanl Dinner haa approved th* permit euthoruing *fa W i m A aI f w loto muj tondbon* II taring to Bdd Eagle* cn fw Oapray Ldtaa aria arte. 40. AJ conabuctun adhribaa (induing ctoanng an) grubbing. gradbig.itaburbanct to vtgetaaon. c> placeman! d rmpemou* urtacmg) ivievi I . S X t a d d £ * # a iN a « 5 £ S 3 (a* mapped by to* Florid* Fah wid W*Me Conaervdton ConwHeaton and *a daprctad on Sh**t 2A and 42 ot th* apprwad Conebudtonplant)andtoe ot ait* Eagfa'iNad (** located by t< * U S Flan and WM b Ccnearvdton Commwacn on Fab (a n d 12.2001) m a t comply « * i tie r*coinm*nd*bon« i*e*iv*d Ho t the U S Fith and WHiSle Swvtc* on February IE 2 0 0 I. 41. Tb W H r a protatOun oI bald **gt« mirim to* proyad area, m* pmmate* that comply * « l to* tobomng A Thepanntaa* that btabud at paraoradan ocialad wfai to* prayed d to* prriertld proeenc* d aagtaa and tie n— d to avoid itakbtieig to* aetfa* b Th* parmmae that advta* at conairucuon paraomd mat tier* at* C M and erkrbnd panafata tor harming. haratabig. or kffang bak) aagaa. when » protautad undaa Chaplai 30 27. Flonda Arkrwaairaev* Coda, and 90 Coda ol Fadard Ragdabon 17. A bfury la, or data) ol. an *agi* nutt ba reported awnadaialy to tie Diaalct (407)007-4300), l a Flonda Fith and WWkta Conaanramn Convtaaakm (!• 900-342 (020). tot U S Fan and WWW* S*rvic*nJta*aonvb*(1-904-23225(0). and Vw Florida Audubon Sodafy'* Bud dPtey Cantor |10T)M60igO). d bi acVvtoaa datarmmad by tiafl ol to* Oaind. th* Flonda Fan and wadWa Conaarvaaon Conarwann. or U S Fan and WldMa Service to etharaay attaet w W w Of n 11711 inai irv n n a ry O friii of inu mrMivn otb Mfvrjf ol adub aagtoa 01 t a t chick* mual caaa* nanadtaiy upon veibd 01 antian nn U caOoti by t a Datnct. Commwwon or WAOl* Banica 42. No conabucaon a eutoorued on Lota t torougn 7 unN auch ton* at t a new aagta a neat a dedartd abandoned or kal. at dallnad m lha bald **0 t management gukfakrwl and aa datormnad by tw Datnct One* t a pamWIa* baa recall ad »r*t*n approval ta t t a na* aagla a neat haa been abandoned or h a t oonabudion may proceed on Lot* 1 through 7, aa daplclad on t a •PpFOved! constructton ptam M o l to* tome and eombbonad Parma *4-117-897161 wN reman tadfad. H e a d aa inuttfiad by t a ramoval ol t a abwa condBona Pubtah: May t (. 2002 MM 14a NOTICE Tha E t Jalma M m Me taryi) lor Conatarpov* Water Ua* from Marttohan Comfy Club. 2249 Weriedwn Cl , Winar Park. Flonda 32792, appicaaon **2(1. Tha appicanl propoaaa to aahdaa 0 123 rnritan gatan* pat day ol tactoarad wafar and up to 0 041 mfaton getan* par day ol ground ■alar backup lor imgeeon ol 103 acre* ol got lurt and landacapa. Th* **Tv d i m uted by » n propoaad propel wfa oonalal d G rand Water torn t a Floridan Aquiiar na t acbv* wet and 2 propoaad n*4a In Orange and Senanota Court**. tocatod to Sacoona 33.34. Tbarabto 21 Soutu Rang* X Eaat known aa Harlachan Country Club. Th* Na(il conunng each ol t a above-talad apptcaaond) art avaaabl* tor toapacbon Monday twou(pi Friday ticapl tor lagai hobdayt. 100 am. U S X pm. al t a SI John* A w Waur Maragomant Ouncl Haartryattora or t a apprtpnalaiamcaoantar wnaan obtacbona to t a apptcabon may ba mad*, bul ohouid ba Nad M ti (tacahiad by) tw C.dncl Clark. 4040 Raid S*. Paiatoa. Ftonda 32177.1429, no latar ta n 21 day* Irom t a rtld o1" ■hkcaton Wrtoan Obtacbona ahotad IdanoTy tw ob|*clor by ram* and addraa*. and M y daacnba tw oOwcfton to tw apptcabon Fang 1 omen otyacbon dew* not tnaa* you to a Chaptor I X . Flonda Saba**. Arkwnalrabv* Haanng Only tnaa par•ona whoa* aubalanbal ntaraata ar* altadad by t a appbeabon and who Na a petition rawing t a raquramanta ol Sacbona I X 996 and I X 97. Florida Statute*, and Chapter 26-100. Flonda A dm nttraM Coda, may obtain an Admmatratrv* haanng Al tmaty Nad wrawn ® | ttto a wil b* prarantad to r a Board tor ceneioeraiion m aa o w o a m n i on ippkcaiim prkjr to ba Braid Otona la v a . Director. Dmaoi 01Parma Data Sanncai St. John* Rrvar Waiar Managamam Diaincl PubAah May It, 2002 MM 193 t ___________________ NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEAMNO TO CONSlOf H THE ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE B T THE CTTT OP 1ANPORO. FLORK3A Nobca 1* haraby gnan tial a Pubkc Haanng wd be held h t a Comnaaion Room al t a Cay Mat. 300 North Park Avanua. h t a C4y ol Santoed. Flonda. al 700 o'clock PM on May i t . 2001 to conadar t a adepaon oI an onknanca by da Cay ol Santord. Flonda. dnenbad aa toaow* ORDINANCE NO. 37M TO ANNE* 0 99* ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN HIBISCUS DRIVE AND ROSE DRIVE AND BETWEEN SANFORD AVENUE AND SOUTH PAR* AVENUE. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW Lig a u auant la a Final Judgmant el Fondoaun datod Uay 1, X U and entered to Caaa No. O I-C A -im -1 4 W bl t a Q n t Coial n and tor oufTwicei LnCAxry, renOB, wfwrwi W ESLEY EARL BREWER WW DONNA BREWER m b tw PMrdt* and NOEL T. W A U Z R tnd AUDREY M. WALKER, huaband and wBk a n twDW *ndNW .twRaaa to tia ltg h Front Door ol t w flammaM County Courthout*. Santord. Florida ot li n o am. on t a 13 day o* June, 2002. tw totoamg daaatwd r properly at M farm In add Final Judgmaro. todNt Lc* « . REQCNECY GREEN, •ccontng to t a pial twraol oa raoordad m Plat Book I I , Paga SB. d Samtools Comfy. Datod raa I day ol May. 2002 MARYAMie MORSE dark ol Co al By- Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark WKam H Mornaon. EaqMra Nod T. and Audrey M. vYalar Bekhrti A Montoon. PA 7100 S. US Hwy 17B2 FP 327X Pubtah: May 12. 10,2002 ( E E t___ J A compMa daaertpaon and a copy ol t a onknanca (hat ba abatable N t a olhca o* t a Cay Clark tor al ptracn* deamng to aurrwa b a earn* A l panat n ntoratl and cititana ahal have cn opportunity to ba heard al aaid haanng By order ol t a Cby Comrmuon ol f a Cby 01 Santord. Flonda PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 962flJfl_UCLIQS_tU. ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IT a paraon dacOai 10 aypaal a deouon mad* wdi raipad to any man** conanJerad at tw above meeting or haanng. h* may raad a verbatim record d lha procaatkng*. ndurkng tw latbmony and *vldanca. wtah record ra not provided by tw C4y d Santord (FS 266 0109) Radar CarraceW Deputy C4y Clerk Pubkah May 19. 26. 2002 MM 139 l * . I 1 / j t I I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE HO. 03 CA-40E14-K CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION Puv-tiir V*. J i ‘ P I BETTY CAMPOS. *1 at. Delandantif) NOTICE OF ACTION TO. BETTY CAMPOS Raaidanci Unknown II akv*. and 4 dead, al penal darning nbaratl by, through, under or aganal BETTY CAMPOS, and at park** haring or cleaning to have any nghl. Ml* or ntoraal n the prop­ erty hartal deaertwd YOU ARE NOTIFIED tha! an action lor Foredoaure ol Mortgage an ih* LO T 29. SANFORO PLACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECOROE0 IN PLAT BOOK 33. WWJES 33. 34 ANO 39 AS RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY, FLORIOA. SAID LAND SITU­ ATE. LYING ANO BEING IN SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA *k,a 719 St Johns River Drive. Santord Flond* 32723 haa bean Had egaeial you and you art raqurtd to vena a copy d your written datanaev 4 any, to 4. on Laa N Paaraon, Anomey tor Plantar whoa* addraaa 1* Sul* 300. 1570 Madruga Avenue. Coral Gablet. Funda 33146 wbhei tvrty ( X ) daya after in* lirtl publication ol thra NNce n tw Semmoto HERALD and Na tw original wan tw Clark d tea Court either before aarvtce on planlilt a anomey or enmadittaly taraahar. dhanraa a default wbl be entered aganal you tor tw revet demanded n lha complaett WTTNESSmy hand and tin teal d tea Court tea 1 day ol May. 2002 MaryannE Morse Aa Clerk d tw Court By CeceU V Ekam Aa Deputy Clark . NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990 Arkneeitratrva Order No 97-3 II you are a paraon with a iLviUFry •ho need* any accommodation n order to pertiopale ei tea proceedtog. you w* entitled, al no coal to you. 10 tw provtaron d certain aaaiatance pleat* conla d Court Adminiatrabon al X I N Park Avenue. S u it N X I . Santord. FL 32771. (407) 669 4227. within 2 working daya ot your r*c*pl d tea none*. 4 you art haanng or voca impend, cal 1 600966-6771 Publish May 12. (9. 2002 MM069 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: 0I-CA-I4J9-14-W WESLEY EARL BREWER and DONNA BREWER. PtoeeKt v*. NOEL T WALKER and AUOREY M WALKER, hoaband and w4* CLERK S NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN pur 1 far >1 . . fa M p r a a n i i *w prorfafana of (acitona iW B M and t » ( 7 , Ftonda (bbdoa Ckapfar X I X and 40C-1.1007. Ftonda Admmeaaadit Cod* (F A C ). A paraon whoa* tubafarSM bearby any d (w 1X 9 7 . F I , or Kl parte* may reach (07. Mk* Groan. » 1 3 Paenalto /W*.. Santord. a 32773. M ac facto an aMmm raroiSdy undw SacEon 1X573, P A Chooatog ( M M oH not adeandy t M d tw rl|N fa ■ hearing ( madadon doaa not roam to a aafaamant The procadtoaa far p m d n g madtowm at* ad torth to BaXon I X 573, F A . and Rufat It 1X111 Nid X i n t o 1- .408. F A C Aikmrem a* ra Coda. Chapfar X I X aid (a (fad wrfi (rocakrad by) bw Dfabld Cfark, tocafad N Dfabkd « » - - e- e.eW inatk X-ito rv-- - ■v UlMAlwin t f li w * nMO OlFffl, FtorbN32177. Nad wfabn keatey one (21) day* d pubtcaaon d H a note* or wRito Heard) ato ( X ) day* d to* D M M dapoafang (4* note* d board to to* mad tor dioaa paraon* to eburo bw Daalcl riwtl actral note* Ffakr* to (fa a paraon aawi tow am* parted •rwl ccnadttbe • wahrar d any rid* auch paraon may have to raquaat an admbdfaaM dNarmtoadon (haartog) m far Bacdona I X 969 and 1 X S7, F S . concammq to* amjad M T M CMCLdT COURT Bf A M FOR COUNTY. BNOW HLORNAJ. And BROWN, A J K J IB , Rstpsndmt NODCB OF ACDOR OF ---------- 0O-CA2177-t4-a Bank d New York, aa Trudaa. OragP. Vtortdcaa*. d d . DalandanKa). A *vr 200C3IW ^............... NOTICE IS GIVEN purauM to an amandad Judgmant d toroctoaur* datod May 2. 2002. and treated to Cat*! 0O-CA2377-14-G d tie C k u * Court d tw l l t i Aadkdd Ckcut m and tor Sanwxto Courts Flonda. wherein Bank d New York, aa Tiutwa. w t w ptomat and Greg P. Vtortacka*. M a l. t a datondwb(»). I •a a*a on May 3ft 20U. d 1100am at lha weal trod door d tw Samnoto Couby COuatnua*. X I N Park Avenue, Santord, Ftonda. to towing daaerfaed prop er aa tel torti m aakl JudgmanL to wC Tha Norti 124 fact d tw W M 417 1/2 Net d t w Soufi 1/2 d t w Soutenal 1/4 d tw Boidweal 1/4 d Section 72, Towrehp X South. Rang* 32 Eaat. Semkvta Comfy. Fkvtoi. Lett Road N ^ l d Way an t a Waat TO G ETH ER YYTTH ai tw tnprpy amenta nor or hereafter traded on t w property end ei now or hereattor e perl d tw proper­ ty, and 1~ OATED May 3. 2002 MARYAIME MORSE Ctorb d Court (Senanoto Courty, FL| By Mery Stroup* Aa Deputy Clark NOTICE: American* With OaaM M i Ad d 1990, Adraniatrabv* Order No. >7-3: N you DAVID J OUERRIERO. M aL | _ tw d o n Wad OMadAucBon Ttow 2 X P M AUCTIONEER U G NO. ecals M h h May 12. IE l 2 X 2 M A M FOR COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL OfYIWON CASE NO.: 02-CA 274-14-L COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, arc F «/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION Ofl/A AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LENDER. l to 282. Chart** R Mctotoah, Jr. PO. Boa 303. Oehary. FL 37713, Lawn keibhaw. M a t leafa, ahep ewe. atonbic haafat, hand buck, mtoc. ptoaec M T O ! CmCUTT COURT O P TH K ItT H l ■on L eg a le TOGETHER wWi bl t a trproia •m tee proceadng. you *r* arWbed, at na coal to you, to tw pronlaton d cartaai aawetanca Ptoatw contact Court Admmtraiun al X I N. Park Avanua, Bub* N X ) , Santord. Florida 32771. (407)323*330 ail. 4227. wbhei 7 workbig daya d your racapl d t a no(cw. » hearing or vote* hnpakad. cal 1-600965^771. Pubtah May 12.19.2007 T p ^ 1- ~ H L NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE (A L E (Plaaa* pubtah to THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ sued to a Final Judgment ol Fotadoaur* baled tw 3rd day ol May. 2002. and entered to Caaa No. 02-CA 274-141. d t a Orem Court d t w 1STH JurkciaJ Cecu* to and far Sameiot* CcrmTy. Florida, wherein COUNTRYW IDE HOME LOANS. INC. F/KJA COUNTRYWIDE FUNGINO CORPORATION DB/A AMERH T T S - m T E S A L E LENDER la tw Plamtbl and DAVID J GUERRIERO. ROBIN OUERRIERO: POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION. INC. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S| IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB­ JE C T PROPERTY . I «Waa* to tw hrghttl and b*R butoar tor caah at th* W E S T FRONT DOOR OF CO UR THO USE d lha Sanend* County Counhoua*. to Sammot* County. Ftonda. at 11X on tw 4ti day d June. 2X2. tw toaoenng daaerpad property 1* tat tort) to a*rd Fetal Judgmant to-wc LOT X . SAEAL VIEW AT SABAL POINT. AS PER PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 37. PAGES 13 THROUGH (4. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AK/A 640 SOUTH LONGVIEW PLACE. LONG WOOD, a 32779 In accordance wWi I with DraeteMaa Act Paraon* wth Oraalebbea neerkng a ipedal acooromodabon to parkcpal* n tea proceading ahodd coraad tw Court A dian*m toralX1 N Park Avanua. Santord FL 33771. Tatapnorw Numbar (40 7)323-43 X not laltr twn aaven (7) daya prior to tw procaarkng If haanng arpaead. (TOO) 1 *00-9666771 or Wee* (V)l ( 00966-6770 vw Flonda Relay Sanncea Dalai) tea 3rd day d May. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Clark Ol Tha Cetm Court By: Dorothy W. Bdton Dapury Dark SuCrrvnad try Law Olhca d Marehal C. Walton 1800 NW 4901 Sireat Sula I X Fort LaudardaW. Flonda 33309 Telephone (964)4630365 Facaerela: (964)7716062 r Mu2 0 X 0 4 Pubkah May 12. 19. 2002 NOTICE OF UCN SALE to accordance wWi tw proewrotw d lew. tier* bang due and impaa) charge* tor Much tw undanrgned e entiled to tekify an owner* van d tha good) haraeiahar daecnbad and itored al Unda Boot Sad Storage. TO: LABI KNOWN AOOREB* KY YOU A M N o m t o tw* an action you art ragubad to aanr* a ofay d your wiRan dabtnaaa, E any, to ■ on LORHA 3 BROW N whom Httaaa W 220 S Ahardaart O d a . Serbord. F U 32773 on or (afar* MAY X . 2003. and Be t w ortgpwl edn tw dark d tw C b o d CoidL Ou iu abc OMaton. P.O. Boa BIS. Banfard FL 32772 batar* tandoaon NRtonar Or tobnaddaryfwroaRar. Eyoutatto do n , 1 dr H id may be ereered you tor bw re**r demanded Ccpwa dad court doamwrea to tea caaa, tochrdng order*, are avafaMa d bw Clark d t w Ckom CourT* odtoa. Ytoumey mardtipon Ytou mud baap to* CWrk d to* Ororn Ccaart ORca nodded d your cutmd tU m tt (you may Ra Ncdce d Cured Arkkeaa, Ftortda Famdy Form 12 (19). Fukoo paper* to tea lawam rd( b* medad to bw aikktta on record at toe dark* odea WARNING Rda 122*6. Ftortda Famdy Lew Rulea ot Pelwe to ecmpby o n ream to banedona, todudng damwad or otflWig ntnlnrfrai DATEDAPfllL 73. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCU rr COURT ByRdcnda Paopbaa Dapury Clark Pubtah: Apr* i t . 2002 and Uay 9. 12.19,2002 H IM ar* n d Med to Move proeWtone ere Mbfac* fa dd- agancy edtorv to* Mng d a mean* toat bw OWbcfl (na( acton token by I to tow ndka d beam ■a to adacTad by any auch (rwl daefatan d to* Ototrld cn to* app(ceaon have to* rW* to baooma ■ party to tw procaatkng. to accordanca wifi toe rarpbramarbm ad torffi _ CMoria LawW. Dbwcto. OMaton d Perm* Data Satiric** BL Jchne B h a wawr Managamanl m ean Pubtah: May It. 2002 MM1X M THE CMCUfT CO UN T FOR I COUNTY, ■M 1BCF M RE: ESTATE OF HAROLD 0. JORDAN. NOTICE TO CRfOfTORS tw - e-r I ■ -U---alCM—In# M ---e-e -e I n#. aCiTMTiBirsuon U U-I 0» HAROLD 0. JORDAN. Dacaaiad. Fba Nundwr M-310CP, fa pandtog to bw Cfrcdl Court tar Samnoto County, Ftortda. Probata Dhriatan, bw biM nn d erideh la F O Boa (O X . Santord, Ftotoda 32772. Th* name* and add***** d lha paraonar raproaanfadie and to* paraona) raprtaanuttea'a anomey ar* ad tortototow. A l erndtan d to* decadero and other paraon* having derma or ibbtobdafaddfaiHLon whom a copy d teanewe* WaanwdmuaiMabwa d a r n ebdi tow court W ITH N THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE O H THEM. A l odwr cradtan d bw dboadbid and odwr perron* having dabrw or ALTAMONTE TQW MO, MCn UNCLAM ED VEM CLE AUCTION 117 MARKER S T. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL SALE BEOIN3 A T 1 0 X AM. SOLD AS IS. NO WARRANTY, NO TTTLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR A U BIOS. PURSUANT TO F A 71379 tockatng wnaturad. condrwwd or 1 9 0 FORD 1FAPP33S0KX134346 PHONE* 407-33B07X Puttah- May 19.2003 MM196 COUNTY ■CC PROJECTS: Protect IFB-3063G2K3MG •Term Cordrad tor Purchei* d VtoMdaa h r 8err*nde County Flaal Sarvicaa. ! ( , 2001M 200 PM ( to tw rtapondantof raipom nar) m contact bw SatnlnoW County PMdwamg DMtoon prttr to tw b a d racarrtng data ol aubmdtala/bkM. l e e w u intomweon to atoo avababW an to* County'* Web Page. For bdormdton on any d bw Sammda Cocmiy BCC prajaett. pleat a vwd our wab paga al HyPERUNK -MtpJfwwwcobamlndt 1 uabuarwatopurchawng or cad 4 D 7 - 6 6 5 - 7 1 I I * werw » tanenda S ua/txjaewaa/purdwdng or cad 407666711$. Pubtah; May t ( . 2X2 MM197 NOTICE MadeAucaon B900am WHEN Hwy 31. 2002 WHERE: PauTa Truck and Auto Rapa*. Inc.. 1 (1 ( W. ta* SbeeL Santord, FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE: YEAR 1966 VIN t: IG6CD478604349262 Pubtah: May I S 2002 NOTICE OF FICTTTKMS NAME Nonce w hereby given f i d I am engaged to buwrwat d M l Laamgion An* PO . Boa 41(7 Enterpriao. FL. Voluaw County. Ftarkto 32773. undar to* Fkatoou* Name d Mania Plumbing and tod I reend to ragwlar tea) name enth tha Orviaion d Corporattona. Tilahanaa. Ftonda. to accordance ewh to* prouwona d to* Frcbbou* Nam* Staiutaa. to-Wn Section (66 X . Ftonda Sialum 1M1 Pubtah May 19. 2002 S t JOHNS RIVER WATER MAN­ AGEMENT OWTTMCT Ohraa Written Mode* *1 (Handed Th* Dwtnd grvaa nouca d ta mare to toau* a parm* to bw todowlng •ppkcantoal on Juno 11. >002 Semmoto County Pubic Work* Department, 520 W Lake Mary Btvd. Suae 200. Santord, FL 32773. appkeanon *4-117 22496-3 Th* progeci I* faceted In Semmoto County. Section X Toamalep X South. Rang* 31 Eaat Th* ERPappacabon W tor ccnatruciion d a lurtaca velar management Yyatam Eaal Lake Mary Boutovard. Sagmanl IIA Tha racarveig Mtortudy a Lake Th* M*a(a) ccniammg each d bw above baled appacatond) a n m b acto tor mapactnn Monday torough Friday aecapi tor legal hobdayt, ■ X am. b 5 X p m al to* St John* Rrvar Waiar Managamanl Dtalricl Haadquartara 0* lha appropnal* Same* Cantor Th* Dwm i wd lake action on each parrot application hat- (ua court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NCmCE. A U CLAIMS. DEMAN03 ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO FE ED WIU. BE FOREVER BARRED Th* daw d tw In t putecaoon d (ba None* la May It . 2X 2. MARCIA A POLLACK 907 Cararal Siroat Saugua. U A 019 X R O BER TS JORDAN 33 OW Coach Road Aikbwon, NH 0X11 JUUE EASON SUTTK P A Ftortda Bar Numbar M7132 Anomey tor ParamN Raproaanfataa 2060 Wtrtor Spring* Boulevard Ovwdo. Ftonda 32763 Tatophonr (407)366X10 Facaanta. (407)36612X Pubtah Uay 19. X 2002 MMI37 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Note* W hereby given toat I am engaged In buabwaa M 2921 S Orlando Dr..Sud* 2 X . Santord. Sammda County. Ftonda. undw to* Ftofatoue Name d BUZZARDS ROOST and tod I btand to ragwfar takl rum* with tha Dnrialon d Corporation*, Talahaaaa*. Florid*. In accordance adi bw proriaiona d to* FtoMkaw Nam* Slalufa*. to-Wf Section (65 09. Florida Suiulaa IN I. Donalaa BurtkAa. Proad am Pubtah Uay 19.2002 MM1M t h e em eu rr c o u r t OF THE EMMTE1NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR tEMW OLE COUNTY, CIVE. ACTION CASE NO. (6 6 (7 3 14 DIVISION W CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. v» RAYMON UPSON. M aL ). NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED FORECLOSURE s a l e NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN purautnl to an Order Raachadubng Fonctoaur* Saw dafad Apr* 12002. and amend m Cat* NO 966673 d bit Circuit Court d lha EIGH­ TEENTH Judod Cbcuri m and tor SEMINOLE Courby. Ftonda ebwram CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, w toe Plamkll and RAYMON UPSON. JUANITA UPSON. CITIBANK FEDERAL SAV ING5 BANK. FLEET FINANCE. IN C : are Yw Defendant*. I wd tea to toe rvgywet and Deal taddar tor caah ar WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE CO U N TY COURT HOUSE. SANFORO FLORIOA d II X AM. on bw 4ffi day d June. 2002. to* toboemg daacntwd propat ty aa let torth *1 red Fnai Judgment BEGIN 669 12 FEET WEST OF THE CENTEH OF SECTION 22. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE X EAST, THENCE WEST 98 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 150 FEET. THENCE EAST 96 FEET. THENCE NORTH 150 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING AK/A 2210 HIUVIEW DRIVE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 32714 L ec a ls WITNESS MY HANO and to* I d PM Court on May IB, 1002 M#/ysipi09 Clark g| d toa to Orem Court By-Mary M roxa Deputy Cfark ■Chavarria (AaaocHMa. P A PO Bor EM1E Ttorwe. Ftortda 3 X 2 2 6 0 K Anwrtean* arid r I you ar* ^ j a r o o n w ^ ^ 1* In t * prowailrg, you d no ood to you. tor to* ol certain aaild anca. Ptoaaa ccrtad Court Arkmrdedton d K 1 N Park Avarua, Barfant Florida 32771. lifaph pni numbar (407)6664227. wfabn 2 working dry* d your rocafal d tod d x umant E hearing bnpfared (TOO) 1■006666771. Pubtah May 19. X . 2002 M M IX THE C X C W T COURT OF TN B IM M TEE R TH JUDICIAL C X C U T M ANOPOR BEMB90LS COUNTY. FLORRM CTRL A C TK M C A M N G (1 -C A -a K PWNCIPAL WHOLESALE MORTGAGE. PTC. F/kUA REUASTAR MORTGAGE CORPORATION. TERESA G BURGHER, d d. KQrnCB OF NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN PW vuarri fa • Final Judgnwn* at Marfabgb Forwctaaur* dded Mfar X 2002 d id anfared In Cat* NO. OtCA-23X d Bw C b o d Court d 9w EIGHTEENTH J u a o d Cbom to and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftortda ■hardn PRINCIPAL WHOLESALE MORTGAGE. B4C. F/K/A REUAS­ TAR MORTGAGE CORPORATION. I* lha PlaMM and TERESA a BURGHER; RUSSELL L BURGHER. Ill; HO UO W BRO O K HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. M C.: AM SOUTH BANK F/K/A AMSOUTH BANK OF ALABAMA FAVA AMSOUTH B A X ' OF R O W DA. are to* Dafandarka. I a d tab to YW N ^ w d and bad Nddar tar cadi d W EST FRO N T DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE CO U N TY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIOA al II X A M , on to* 13 day d June. 2002. toa tokowing daacrtwd properly a* ad torth to ta d Ftod Jufapiwnc LO T 21. HOUOW BROOK WEST. ACCORDING T O THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 32, RAGES X X AND X OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. A/K/A 3723 Okeechobee O d e . Caacabdiy, FL 32707 WITNESS MY HANO did to* ta d d tola Court x May (. 2X2. Clark d to* Cbcm Court By.Mary Slnxto* DflouN C lfli Edwvagla (Aiaociata*. P A PO . Boa 290K Tamp*. Ftortda 33622-6019 "See rimencarw wfai OtoabXe* A d N you ere a paraon wkh ■ daabdty •ho need* aooommorkWon to ordar to pemcapete to fba procaadng. y o i are entiled at no cod to you. tor to* Ptoaaa contact Court at 901 H Parti A n nua, laniard. Florida S 7 7 I . tatapnorw number (407)665-4227. wilhto 2 working day* d your racaari d tow documanc, ( haaroig knpdrad. (TOO) 1(00-9666771. Pubtah: May 19, X , 2002 MM 1*0 M T N I CmCUTT COURT OF TH E ItT H JUDICIAL ORCUTT, M ANOPOR (COURTY, OVLDM M M CA SE NO.: O I-C A -tta S K K COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. MC.. JAMES A. H KLEEMAH d d. NOTICE OF (Ptoan* pitotah to THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauarri to a Find JudRnanl d Foroctoaur* datod toe M i day al May, 2002. end entered to Caee No. 01 -C A -K 2 6 1 4 K. d to* Clrcuri Coal d to* ISTH Jud dd Cborl to and tor Sammda County. Ftorlda. •harem COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC . a fw Plamud and JAMES A. H. KLEEMAH; ANDREA A. TRMIOAO; DUNE C. THOMAS; EUSTACE A THOMAS; RHONDA L KLEEMAN; STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTM ENT OF REVENUE; UKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES A. H KLEEMAN; JOHN DOE: JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PR O PER TY. I wd eat to toa Ngfwd Li g a u MW14.1 NOnCS G FA FU B C A M H O (1 C A X T t 11K WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. M C FAUA NORWEST MORTGAOE. F t . P IA M T F F M C H A IL V. VUVM O. ANO IF DEAD, THE UM0K3WN S S u s f , M M E . o e v im e * g r a n tees. LIENORS. CRECHTORS. TRUSTEES M K )A U O T X R RkRTIES CLARKNQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST I6CHAEL V. B R O K E * VM OM M BROWNE F U V M G AND IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER p * m * 9 CLAJMNQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR A O A M S T VtRGFBA BROWNE: CENTEX CREDO CORPORATION F/K/A NOVA CREDO CORPORATION F/K/A NOVA MORTGAGE CREDO CORPORATION; JOHN OOE A M I JAN ED O EA SU M W O W N TENANTS N POSSESSION OEFCNOANT(S) NOTICE OF N O TIC t B HEREBY OWEN purauwf to • Sutmary Fbid JdfarTWrt d Foradoaib* ddad May E 2002 anfared to < X C o m N o. Ot-CA2*7614-K d t w Cbcm Caul d tw It T H J u d d d CbeuN to and tor SEMINOLE County. Santord. Ftortda. I wN amto( w N p w d and bad bbttar tor caah d fw VTOd Froro Don d fw S E M M O U Cowfa/ CowYnuat tocafad at X I H. P «k Avanua to Santord, Ftortda. d I I X BJIL on fw t dey ol JM* M S *w LO T It. BLOCK 13. DRCAMWOLD, ACCOROMO T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M FLAT BOOK S PAGES X ANO t l , PUB­ LIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dafad tod ( day d May, 2X 2. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU M ARYAM * MORSE Cfark d fw Cbcm Court B y Mary Shot* * Dapdy Cfark Pmtohto: THE SEMINOLE HERALD TH E LAW OFFICES OF DAVE) J STERN. P.A., A TTO R NEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I & Unhmndy Orhr* Buna S X Ffanfaion, FL 33324 (964)2666X0 IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMERICANS WTTH DtSASEJTIES ACT. paraon* wfai daaM fa* naadtog a fa re d accommodeton thorAd ooMad CO UR T A O U M STIW nO M , al lha SEMINOLE County Cotaftouea d 407-6(64227.1600(666771 (TOO) Or (6 0 0 X 6 6 7 7 0 . Pubtah May 19. X MM142 2X2 M T M C S K U I T COURT OF TH E O O M T U N IH J U O C U L C X C U T M AND FOR (E M W O LS COUNTY, FLORKM C A M N U 61 C A 2IX 14-K C A S TIL E TDWNHOMES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C , - .1 ■ V T 1 PLAN AMO Nodoa to hanby g w n Vwl 1 Put*: Hearing aril X h*U d fw __________ Room tofw Cby H d n f w Cby d Santord, Ftorlda d 7.M o 'c lo c k P M . x M a y X m b s . b raconardar acbon taken by rw SarVord C ly Cemmtaeton on Apr! 22 . 2002, regvrdng an apb*d d tw ttoddon, by tw Ptarming and Zormg Ion on Fabnmry 7.2002. to w « eondtan*. fw (t a roquad far Vw purpeaa at Inrroaaiiu buUtog h d p v to X l t d bom 39 faat tor Th* O rovw al Santon) I X I Ead Airport Santord. Ftortda. add Particularly SEC 07 TWP 20S ROE 311 N 1/2 O F NW t/4 W OF RY (LESS 5 K O F T S W 927 56 F T ( ROS) (17.7* AC). FURTHER OESCRBEO AS PARCEL D « 07-2631-3006116 0 0 X , PUBLIC RECORDS SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLOFVGA Tha Cby CommaHon may. dtot Vw X Apr* 22, 2002, and tod acbon d Vw Cby Commotion A l partM to I dial have an oxorkafay to b* Iwwd daddhaartog. By order d t w Cay Commwwon d VW Cby d Bantont Ftortda ADVICE TO T W PUBLIC: I a pwton rfackfaa to appad a daefaon made afar raapad to dry mdfaroon actorad d f w rbov* merang or blaring ha may need a urtwbn record d tw procaednga. todudrq record la n d prodded by tw Cly d Sardord. (FS 29* a 106) PERSONS WITH DOABKJTVS NEEOWa ASSISTANCE TO PARTK3PAT1 M ANY OF TH E M PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT TH E ' HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 40T-S3066X X HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MEETWO Cymhto Porte*. Dapdy Cby Cfark PubWk May 19,2002 M M IX Pubic auction to ba had d 101 am. on bw dry/tl ■ be Located M M t* O U Laka Mary IV) fw pu sm * 134. Sarriord. FI poaa ol dapoatog d I Foe luflhif IntonntfQn ptm # cal (407)321-2941 I/31/E3 (1| Year lITVM aha Dodga VfaH BSIJE1X179110 Pubtah. May I I . 2002 MMI9I N O TIC t OF P1CTTT10UB NAME Noaca W hereby given fid I am engaged to buabwaa at 4044 W Laka Mary Btvd.. Laka Mary oto County. Florida. 32746 MOMONEVFRVEDOM.COM and •id I tofand to wgkdapXdnama Talthaiiaa, Ftortda. to aocowfanca ■ah Vw proiriatona d fw Fldboue Nam* SU IU H I, to-WW: Section 865 09 Ftortda Staid** 1X1. Richard Zbrick Pubtah May IV, 2 X 2 MM 192 IONA I BROWN. N O TK tO F tA L l PURSUANT TO FJL NOTICE IS GIVEN f id p m u a d Summary Fbwl Judgmant Foroctoaur* dafad May ( . 2X 2. fw above-ttyfad cauaa. I wd adi tor:: to d to to d tw dap* d f w Wad FrorV Door d fw Semmoto Coufy Courtnua*. X I Norfl Park Avenue. Santord. Elortd*. d 1 I X am. on fw 13 dey d June, 2002. fw Uni SB. Bdktng OB. CASTKLE TDWNHOMES CONDOMINIUM, a Condominium, accenting to VW Oeofaraeon d Corotornnkan, record­ ed to Ofadd Raccrda Book 1092. Paga 410. Public Racerda d Semmoto Courby. Ftorlda and fw PW fw rad (fad to Plat Book X Paget 14 and 16 Pubic Record* d Samtoofa Cormry, Ftortda togaVwr wfai auch beared >1 common afa- Ddad May i a 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (Court Sad) By M a ryX o w w Dapdy Cfark GEORGE S WALLACE. ESQUIRE TX W .F V a lS b a d Santord, FL 32771 Pubtah: May I t . X 2002 MM 146 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Noaca w hereby grvan f id I am engaged to buabwaa al 1X0 Buaewaa Carter ON*. Laka Mary. Samtoofa County, Florida, didtr Vw Fldfaoua Nama d MTE Ooaanwwrri and V w ll Hand to ragNWr won d Ftortda to accordance wth to* ptovwoni d Vw Ficanoua Name Statute*. to-Wt Section 165 X . Florida SUiulaa 1X1. L A Oomto, EVP Pubtah May IB. 2002 MMI99________________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Noaca la hereby given r d I am engaged to buabwaa d 14X Uadcal Plata Onv*. Suite I X . Santord. Sammot* Comfy. Ftorlda. undar to* FtoWoua Nam* d Central Ftorlda Padfatrlca and f i d I frvand to rage tar add nwn* wfai toa Onrtacn d Corporation*, Talahaaaa*. Ftonda. m accordance wfai to* provwionad fw Fcbboua Nam* Siakriaa. to-Wt Section (63 09. Flonda Statute* 1X1. Brand* B Lem*. M O . Prawlanl Pubtah May IB. 2X2 MU 196 W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURT HOUSE d to* Sammda County Courthout*. to Samnda County. Ftortda. d 11 X on toa 18 day d June 2002. to* knowing daacntwd 1 ad torth n add FI SEE ATTACHED EXMBIT "A" Bagmnmg d a port on fw centartn* d Curryvn* Road lytog 1857.50 leal Waatariy d f w raaraacaan d to* Ufa c*m*t*n* wfai fw Ead tow d Sacaon X . run S X dagreat 0 1 9 T Waal, a datanc* d (69 Nat; thane* n*i S X dagraaa W 9 V W**L a dtotanca d M l . I t toat toanc* N X dagraaa 0215" Eaat, a (tetanc* d 669 fear, franca N 69 dagraaa X X * Eaat dong th* aaid road cantartto* 331 50 fad to fw POINT O f BEGINNtNQ, LESS fw Norto X lad tor Pubic Road Rrdri OLWay. Section X . TownaNp 21 Soufi, Range 32 Eaal. Samnoto Comfy. Ftonda. A/K/A 2X 1 CURRYVILLE ROAD CHULUOTA. FL 12766 to accordance wfai f ■bh Duabrbtw* Ad. Paraon* unto Gaabbba* naadng a ipecial aocommodaoon fa parkdpat* cearing ahould coded fw Court Arbrwualrator d 201 N Park Avanua. Santord FL 32771. Tafaphorw Numbar (407)323-4330 n d later toan aaven (7) day* prtor to fw prooeatdng b hearing mpavad. (TDD) 1 6 X 965 87/1 or Vote* (VJ18009669770 vw Ftonda Raley Sanncea Datod toar ( day d May- 20C2 MARY ANNE MORSE Ctark Ol Th* dreut Coral By: Mary Stroup* Deputy dark SutYTUtted by Law Olhca d Marina! C. Waroon 1800 NW 49lh SlraaL Suite I X Fort LaudardaW. Flonda M309 Tatapnorw <994)4660365 Facamufa- (964)7716062 Pubkah May 19. it . 2002 MMI41 M TH E CIRCUIT CO UR T OF TH* ItT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. 1 F lo r id a " K ld C a r e Free or Low Cost Health Insurance for Kids 1 - 8 8 8 -5 4 0 -K ID S (5 4 3 7 ) www.floridakidcare.org TTY 1-877*316-8748 sponsored by the Flonda Department of Health �Sunday. May 10.2002 L M IH B O M C U T COUNT W Tw u n J U B C U L O N C W T, w a fw fo n W M O U O O U N TT, fU M O A o v a . b iv n k m c a m N C M TU N MOMMST BANK MHNtBOTA, AS T N U S T U FOR THE AMRISCO n u c c x T U L a tc u N m ts MONTOAO* LOAN TNUBT 19883 MCHAflO W HEITMAN; JOYCE E HOIMAN: UMCNOWN SPOUSE OF JOYCE E. HERMAN U M W O m TENANT h UNKNOWN TENANT A; STATE O F FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, M Ch NOTICE OF (PtaeaapuUtoMn TH E SEMNOLE HERALD) NOTICE B HEREBY GIVEN pur •uaM to • F M Judgment at Foractoaura itotod May 2, 2002. and antorad to C m N o. 8*-CA-2770I4K.0I toaCbculCoialalto* l(T H Ju S (W Orem In end toe SEMINOLE C o iN F IM k NONW ESTBAMt M NNESOTA AS TR USTEE FOR THE AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURIT1CS MORT­ GAGE LOAN TR UST IM S-3 U P N M and NCHARO W. HERMAN; JOYCE E. HERMAN, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOYCE E. HEITMAN; UNKNOWN TENANT I: UNKNOWN TENANT fc STATE OF FIOHIGA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.; a n datondarka. I adl *ad to tia Hqhtm and baK btodar tor caih M tia WEST FRONT DOOR at to* SEMINOLE County Ceurthou**, to SEMWOLE Couray. Florida. M 11*0 AM to# 2 day ol Xtf. 1002. Fia Wloaane daaortoad property aa aal torn m raid Final Judgnark. to a t LOT 28. WEKIVA HALS SECTION FOUR. ACCORD**) TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 20, PAGE I I . O F THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORDA. Datadtta Id a y N May. to n . Maryam* Mona Aa dark ol aald Caurl Aa Dapufy Ctork TTto naOca la provided pmuark to a A rt, K you ara a paraon wan a dtoaMRr uho naada any acoonynodaaon to onto to partly patotoMapmaadtog-youaraanatod. al no ooalto you, to pronlatona ol cartaIn i n in mca. Ptoara corked to* Court Adnknabator al 301 Norti Park Airaaua. Sanford. FI 32771. Pbon# No. (407)323-t3» artanUon 4227 n t o i 3 wofong daya ol you racalpl ol tola node* or ptaadtog « you ara haartng Unpaired. cat t-SOO9588771 (TOO); t you ara voca ItopaFad. cad I-BOO-*55*770 (V) Orta Florida Ratty 8arvtoat|. Sutandtod by: Wrga*. Don A Kirtane, P A 4000 Hodynod Boulavard. S u it 8789 HodywmL FI 33021 Telephone (954 #93*9*3 TaWacaanda (»54#»37707 PubdaR May 12. Id. 2002 - M THE O dK W T COURT OF THE IdTH JUOK3AL ORCUIX M AW FOR — MMOLE rOUNTV, FLORDA O V A DIVISION CASE NO. 00-1 • « 14 THE BANK O f NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THAT CERTAIN POOUNO AND SERV1CINO AGREEMENT DATED AS OF AUGUST 1. 1999. RELATED TO UETROPOUTAN ASSET FUNDING. INC. II. MORTGAGE PAS3-THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES I W D HENRY ANGARITA JEANNINE ANGAFMTA. CARMEN PEREZ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CARMEN PEREZ; AND UNKNOWN PARTIES IN POSSESSION; NATIONAL LEND­ ING CENTER, INC ; SEMINOLE COUNTY. aOfllOA. AM8ERWOOOS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.; HUNTWOTON HALS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, <NC. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE (pleat* pubaah In THE SEMWOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puriuant to a Final Judgment ol Foractoaura dalad May 3. 2002. and •moral in C o m N o . OOCA-I8WI4, oI toa Orcut Court ol to# IdTH Judoal Ctrnn in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida THE BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THAT CERTAIN POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATEO AS OF AUGUST I. 1909. RELATED TO METROPOLITAN ASSET FUNDING. INC II. MORTGAGE PA33THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 1999-B t» PlunlW and HENRY ANGARITA JEANNINE ANGARITA. CARMEN PEREZ, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CARMEN PEREZ; AND UNKNOWN PARTIES IN POSSESSION. NATIONAL LEND­ ING CENTER. IN C. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. AMBERWOODS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCI­ ATION. IN C . HUNTINGTON HILLS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C. araoatondano ladaaltoto* htghni and bad better tor car/i to ■ha WEST FRONT DOOR ol tia SEMINOLECounty Coutthoua*. In SEMINOLE County. Flonla. at 1100 AM tia 4 toy ol Ana. 2002. to* totlowing deserted proparty u rat form n la d Final Judgment. to ad LOT 12. AMBEHWOOO UNIT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. A3 RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 28. PAGE IT. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dalad taa 3 day cd May. 2002 Aa Clark to taid Court ByOorotfry W. Boaon Aa Deputy Clark Tlaa n o n i» prowled purauaM *> Aammaliatrva Ortot No 2 065 to arxordanca arm tia Americana a « i Dtatoatan Act. d you ara a (>•' ■on atot a ito today •*» naada any accommodation to ordar to partKrpara to t u proceeding. youaraardled. to no coal to you. to prwwona to cartaai u u ilm c i Plaara contact toa Court Adminialrator at 301 North Park Avanua. Sanford. FI 32771, Phona No (407V323--U30 t.la n w n 4227 rrthn 2 aorkmg toy* to you receipt to tka ncaca to ptaatov d you ara haanrg mpavadl cad I 8009668771 (TDOi. d y«r ara vole* mpairad. cad 1*00-9888770 (V) (Via Florida Relay Sanncaal Submklad try Varga*. Zion 8 Kahuna, P A *000 Hcttywccd Bouinaid. Su4*878S tfotywod. FI 33021 L ecals 2 i 5 w t | * 8 4 )i « n e e 3 l* M » » 7 7 0 7 ^ t o t > % 12. ,1.3002 « THE C M C U T COUNT O P T H i I8TM JU O C U L C B IC U T W A W FOR I COUNTY, CABS NO. 8J-CA-877 14 L SANK OF AMERICAN A . ROBERT L CLARK, at ui.. at to. _ NOT1C* OP ACTION ^PLEASE PUBLISH t t "SEMINOLE TO : DEBORA A PE DE MONTI, d (tittr) Stwaaaa and at paraona or partita totomtog by, dvough. undar or agtonat Mm (tu n ). Arttraaea* unknown. YOU ARE NOTIFIED toto an Acton tor toractoaua to a roortgaga on toa ttotoafog proparty In SEMINOLE CouYyffonda PARCEL A THE EAST 84 FEET OF THE NORTH 172 OF THE SOUTH 172 OF LOT T». MCNELS ORANOE VALE. ACCOROWO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 8*. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS O F SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PARCEL B LOT 34. BEAR LAKE HALS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 37. OF TH E PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat Daan Nad agatial you and you ara raquiad to tanra a copy to ybu — — A * any. to d on SPEAR AND HOFFMAN. P A , Altomayt, ahota addraaa It 708 Souto Dtna Ht/rway. Coral Oablaa, Florida 33148.pOSI888-2298.aahdi» daya a«ar toa In t pubtoatan to Pit nodca and to Na toa original Mto toa datk to tola Court totoar batora aarwa on SPEAR AND HOFTMAN. P A . totomayi or aunatoalaly toaratohamdra a dttaud ad ba aaw you tor toa ratal to lha Complaint or WITNESS my hand tnd tool to tdo Court on tdo MAY 8 2002. UARYANNE MORSE At Clark to too Court By CacalaV. Ekam At Daputy dark SPEAR 8 HOFFMAN 70S Souto Dtda Hkpmay Cord Gobtoa. Florda 33148 TWaphona (308)880-2299 aparlal accommodabon to patkclpala to tola procaatdng ahoUd contact ADACoonknalor al 301 N Park Amnua, SUM TOO I, Sanford. Florida 32771, at laaat dvu daya prtu to toa pmaadtog Ttoactoona: |407>3234330 ExL 4237; 1 800-988 8771(TOO), or 1 800-968*77000. -A— lu ju nfli flnrirda fm w i — m-*--a y fgcrvicejic PubtohMoy 12, IS, 3003 W TH B O N C U TT COURT O F T H B 1 IT H RITt n AI CdtCUTT W A N D FOR ICM W OL1 COUNTY, N a o a c A -i a n -i 8 s BANK OF A M B iC A N A SUCCESSOR IN M TER EST BY MERGER WITH SANK OF AMERICA FSB. case ELOtSE DilUOARD, at ua. to to. OetendanKD. NOTICE OP BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OVEN pUauantto toa Ordar or Ftoto Judgment orrarad to toto caaa noar pankng n •tod Court, toa atyto to atkeh la todI a d ta* to 8ia NtfiaM and bait bid­ der tor caah at toa Waal Front Door. SEMINOLE C O U N TY COURT­ HOUSE. 301 Norti Park Avarua. Santord. Ftodda 32771, to 1100 A M. on toa 28 day to May, 2002. toa ttolowing daaenbad proparty aa rat torto to aald Ordar or Ftoal Judgmant. towt LO T III. IkOOEN LAKE PHASE k. UNIT II. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 23. PAGE 82 AND 83, PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ORDERED AT SEMWOLE COUN­ TY FLORIDA toto 30 (toy to Aprd. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE A* Clark. Cacut Court SEMINOLE. Florid* By Mary S tru ct Aa Otpufy Clark SPEAR 8 HOFFMAN 708 Souto Dtri* Htfumy Coral Gablta. Florida 33148 Ttotphon* (305)866-2299 Paraona with da fowry mho naad a rpaoal accommodation to paikcipato to tva ptocaadng thouM contact AOACoonknator al 301 N. Park Avanua, SuMa N . Santord. Florida 32771. to least Ova days prior to toa proceedng Telephone: (407)3234330 Est 4227, 1 800-958 8771 (TOO), or 1 800-9588770(10. via Florida Ratay Sarvca/rc Publish May 12. 19.2002 N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E I8TH JUDICIAL CdtCUTT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: Ot CA 2881 14 CENLAn. FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK PLAINTIFF vs CHRIS’ JPHER J NANASI, IF LIV­ ING, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES.GRANTEE3. ASSIGNEES, UENCRS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST CHRISTOPHER J NANASI. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHRISTOPHER J. NANASI. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur au*4 to 4 Summary End Judgment to Foractoaua dated May 3. 2002 •marad n Crvt Cat# No 0 1CA 2681 14 to toa Cacut Court to toa 18TH i-v riU Cacut n and tor SEMINOLE Cou*y. SANFORD. Florida. I ad aal to toa lagheu and beat bdder tor caah at AT WEST FRONT DOOR *1 tnt SEMINOLE Couay Courthouae located at 301 N PARK AVENUE n SANFORD FL. to 1100 AM a m on to* 4 day to June. 2002 toa kdowing dnertoad property aa aal forth n uad Sunmary Final Judgment, to-wd; LOTS 21 ANO 22. BLOCK 17. U S SECTION SAN LANTA, ACCORDPIG TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGES 38, 39 ANO 40, PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA zgals Datod toto M dsy to May 1002. 1CIRCUTT CO UR T SEAL) Maryann* Mom# Ctark totoaOroUtCout By DorofiyW. Bown Deputy Clark PuMWlkt TH E SCMWOLC HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DNflO J STERN. PA .. ATTORNEY FOR FLA M TBF *01 8 Untvartoty Drtr* SAa 500 oaten, FL 3X324 (864)238*000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona arto dtoatfda* naadbig a special amjnvmdrttcn ahmOd lad CO U R T ADMNWTRAT10N, to m* SEMINOLE Co u n t Couthouaa to *07-6684227. 1-600968*771 (TOO) or 1*08868*770, via Ftorkto Ratty Santee Pubtah May 12,19,2002 W T H d CdtCUTT COURT O R TH S TKTH COUNTY, C A M MO: 91 CA I93214L CONSECO FMANCE SERVICtNQ CORP F/K/AOREENTREE FINANCIAL SERVIC**! CORPORATION PLAPfnFF VS. BETTY AHKXM AN. IF UVPK). ANO IF DCAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEEB, ASSIONEEB. UCNORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TE R E S T BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST BETTY A HILLMAN: TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BETTY A MLLMAN. IF ANY. KEY BANK ANO TRUST FIK/A KEY FEDERAL SAVINOS BANK; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) MOTKS OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p u mark to a Sunmary Ftoto Judgmant to Foradoaua dalad May 3 2002 ardarad In C M Cat* No 01 CA 2932 14 L to to* O e u t Cout to to* ISTH Judfcial C M * to »to tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD, Florida. I wd aat to toa lugheal told beat MSStf tor caah to AT WEST FRONT DOOR to tia SEMINOLE Courky Courthouae locatad to 301 N. PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. F L to 1100 AM am. on to# 4 day to Jui*. 2002 to* todhrtng daaertoad property aa aal torth to aato Summary Ftoto Jukpnark. tovrit LO T * (*1 OF WkJJAM C L A W S SU60IVISJ0N OF BLOCK THIRTYFIVE (38) OF ROBINSONS SUR­ VEY O F AN AOOtTION T O SOUTH SANFORD. FLORIDA. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK t. PAOE 107 OF SEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated tola 3 day to May. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryam* Mon* Ctark ol to* Catut Cout B y Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark Pubiahto: THE SEMWOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. S TER N, P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8. Uravanay Drive BUM 500 Ptanttoion. F I 33324 (954)233*000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona wtoi Jtib d d M na*dIna a aoadat accommpdtoton ihould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al lha SEMINOLE County Courthoua* to 407*684227. 1*00958*771 (TOO) or 1800-965*770. via Flondt Ratty Same* Pubtah May 12.18.2002 MM079 w rm e w c u rr court OF THE l*TH JUO ICUL CdtCUTT, W ANO FOR SEMWOLE COUNTY, FLOWOA GENUAL C A M W3: 02 CA (79 14 K IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION • PLAINTIFF VS. STEPHANIE A IUZ2). E T A L. DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO : SANORA D. BROWN ANO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SANDRA D. BROWN, wheat raatoanca la unknown I htoihwthay b* brng; and k haranatoay ba dead, to* ukinmn defendants who may b* Ipouaaa. partita dalmng an ntaraat by. through, undar or agamal too Defender ita. who ara net known to ba dead or tokra, and at parka* having « daanng to have any right. W a v ntaraat n toa proparty daaertoad In to* mortgage bang toradoaed harato. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toto anactnntokvadoaaa mortgagacn LO T 97. LAKE HARRIET ESTATES AS PER PLAT THEREOF. RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 15 AND 16. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA haa bean Mad agamal you and you era mryjrad to serve a copy d you wrtoan dafanata, k mf. on DAVE) J. STERN. ESO Plaintiff a attorney whoa* addraaa w 801 S Unvaraky Drive (500. PMntabon. FL 33324 an or before (no lelar toan 30 daya Irum lha dal* ol to* Nat pukcatcn ot toto noeca oI acaml and W* to* ongnto with to* dark ot the court *4ti*r a dated! wd ba arkarad aganat you for to* ratal demanded n to* comptaek or paaaon Nod haratn. WITNESS my hand and to* aato ol toll Court to SEMINOLE Couky. Florida, tow day ot MAY03 2002 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK C L E W OF THE CIRCLET COURT BYRuto Kng DEPUTY C L E W LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. pareorw wtoi datotohaa n* mg a rpaoal accommodation toodd corned COURT ADMINISTRATION, at to* SEMINOLE Couky Courtooua* to (407)8684227.1800955*771 (TOO) or 1*00-9588770. na Florida Ratay Same* THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD PutdahMay 12. 19.2002 MM07B W THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE l*TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Page SB Call 322-2611 Samlnola Harald Classified Dapt. To Placa Your Ad Le c a ls W ANO FOR COUNTY, 21— P e m C A M NO: 02 CA *7114 K IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, • PLAWT1FF VS. STEPHAN* A LUZZL ET AL. _______ DEFENDANT(3) NOI1C* OF ACTION T O ROBERT E SCHMIDT D W A BUTLER TERRACE APARTMENTS THE CORPORATION IS HERESY NOTT1ED *ial ■ : adtan to toradoa* a mongag* on to# lottoakng propar- 27— N o s t 4c F o Son and too corporator- a rogiArad to aorta « copy o> you W a n dtoonooo. 8 any, on O A V P J. STERN. ESQ rtm a attorney, vktooo Oddi ooo to ■01 S Untvartoty Drtr* 8800. PttokaBen, FL 33324 on a before (no tolar toan 30 day* kum toa dal* ot to* M pubSetokn d tka nckfoa ot adtan) and tto to* orlglrto wtoi to# datk d tola court totoor before aarvto* on PHIndre aBomay or knmadototy toataoAor otoantoao o dotard u n d o t ic e s 4-kfT 4 .W I" Hov*YbuAdv*rtt*lngF)y*rk " > Th* ONLY 4 .5S PER COPYMII C a l THE SEMINOLE HERALD AtortrtWng Oapt For DataJ* 407-322-2611 55— B O THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TW O CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HER­ ALD Pubtah May 12.18,2002 MM077 W TH K CW C U TT COUNT FOR I COUNTY, PROBATE nVM KM F8a Number {D-T74-CP W RE; ESTATE OF DONALD G. CAIRO. JR . NOT1C1 T O CREOtTORS Th* atknmwiraoon d 8ia aaiata d DONALD O CAIRO. JR . dacaeaed. Fia Nurtoar 02-374-CP, to pendng In tha CUcUt Cout lor SarTvnoH Couky. Florda. ProtaM DMtoon. to* addrau d which d 301 N. Parti Avanua. Sanford. Florda 37771. Th* namaa and addaaaaa ik toa paraonal rapratarkaov* and to* parwnd mpmaarkaova'a attomay am aat forth A l cndrtofi ol 9w and ndukng uvnakand. conangark or intgudoiad ctotno. on whom o copy d toto note# to tonad m id to* to** daan* wtoi kat Cout WTTHW THE LATER OP 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FWST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF T H U NOTICE ON THEM A l other crocMor* d toa decedent demand* aganat to* dacadanft aetata, Indurtng umatuad, corkbv gad or ukk)Udd*d daan*. muai Na toaa ddma wth tore court WFTHW 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICEALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W 8L BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* d to* krai pubteabon d toa Nokca to May 12.2002 Nancy F. CalnL Partonal Poal Odea Boa 34 lake Mary. FL 32788 JAMES A BARKS. ABomay Florida Bar No. 187584 Adomey tor Poraond 1120 W. F»al StreaL Si** B Santord. Florida 32771 (407)321-1224 Pukkah May 12.19.20C2 W THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR tamlnota COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION M i No.» 287 CP W RE: ESTATE OF FRANCES KERR LOWE NOTICE TO CREOtTORS Tha atknavakalion d toa aalala ol FRANCES KERR LOWE, deca n a l F*e Number 02 257 CP. m pankng n to* Cacuk Court t u Samaiol* Couky. Fkaida. Probal* Owacn. to* addraaa d whato • 301 N. Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida 32772 8099 Tha namaa and adaraaaaa d to* paraenal rtproaenUbu* and to* paraonal mpraaantativ*'* attorney a n aattorLibafcw A l cradtora d toa decadent and odiar paraona having dam n or damanda aganat decedent"■ aalala. ndukng unmakeed. conangark or ukqudalad daano. on whom a copy ot tore note* U aarvad rmwl N* toaa derma wtoi tore Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE u s in e s s t t o k t u n t t ie s onWhaabbEk-torn eummar lob* ■ food avc worker A JO-TvknB sl. -----rirto iita Ml tlun*. Ml 75 tot, drtvar, w fiF onm ctoan driving record, OFWP, EOC • 10P? Sand Ffond Ftoad, I d a <pp*rdi0B7 ta.— 407-333-8877, art 118 SEXt Boat M t f r n ic for a m m W y of naw anginat A rigging ol new boats. Clean, good working ocndBcrm. Good pay A banatto MonThurt, 10 hr day*." Apply at Itotocity O Fkjpatrtek P I, 07-321-1340, P o n d Santord. 407 1-8S83681B18 59— F in a n c i a l S e r v ic e s cout WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FWST PUBLICATION O F TH M NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NO T SO FILED WKL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data d to* hat pubteaton d t u Hdtaa toMay 12.2002. n o r th e r n t r u s t bank o f FLORKIANA. 700 Brtdu* Avanua Monk. Florida 33131 FOWLER WHITE BURNETT P A lot BANK OF AMERICA TOWER 100 S O U TH EAST SECOND STREET MIAML a 33131-1301 Tatophon* (308)7888200 By DONALD E. KUBIT, ESO Ftartd* Bar No. 193068 Pubtah May 12, 18.2002 THB O R C U rr COUNT OF THB EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CdtCUTT W ANO FOR ■EMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVK. ACTION , CASA M G 0 8 1464 C A > O R R B IO N P J A I-SUNTRUST MORTQAOE, W C , ITs IBagd tor eompanla* domg buatoaa* by phona to promt** you ■ toan andastoyau to pay tar It batora they dallnar. For more totormaBon. cal toBtla* 1-877-FTC <*LR ( A pddc ONikca manage tom Tha Semrnot* Harald and ttia Fadard Trade C omnkooton) 61— M W a n ted oney Car* Ghrar AaatoHr t 2 waak salary, *294. Mutt work on* waakand. tor a total d 21 viakt Appronmalaty IhrJvlall Naar S a r M AFporl ApdyUatota 407-328 7508.___________________________ OrtyadWaraho DaBvaryO od Drtotog Record. Drug Fra*, Good Apply 138 Commatt* Wtoy. by. aarkerd '322-9207 407-3 to Lend Attention Roadorsll ITe Mogal tor comparvae domg buatnaea by phona to promt** you ■ ban tnd oofe you to pay tor N batora they deflvar. For more Intormakon, cal to8lr** 1 87 7F TC HELP.IAputkca Th * Seminote Harald arid th* Fadard Trad* Commfotaon) i n t i i M M e n Just d ia l tb rs e 3 digit* i n s f V coo* A aarvare naadad PI**** cal 407-8881660 Poaatk* dgn on bonus tun Time 4 Part fim# CNAo naadad Plaae* cei 407-5881880 HELP.WAHTEDUU Looking lor an aepariancad rttdanhel quality carpet A Mud have a good drtwig record Mutt have a good atutuda Must put quality batora quantity Musi ba good wkh paopt*. Opanaig* tor aepartancad and a krytoirol fibarM*** compoato and d ie d maid tabrtcatora. Accuracy and machanlcd tkiMt raqulrad. Erpadanca a pb*. ten croa* tra*L All poaitlona ara lull bm* with benefits and growth potential* Greel career opporturutlat tor Indvfdual*. Faa your resume to 407-3284445. A tte ntio n Fla t te rs It DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH B NOTICE OR 30 OATS AFTER T W DATE OP SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH IS NOTICE ON THEM. OuW CrWIlOfl Of dw OaCWMOl ot elt t n Equpmam Tachrttolpar.. F id Trrw W 9 btov good pay 407-3241303 EOC M ff/tw FiaaBooktot L ecals 71— H prtxLcto to eorwurar*.. ■ you ara a 220 agent you are d kgtotojo **m comrtwaorv W* otter banatto and steady tocoma. Contact Janat 03882386883 Wotk From Horn* 1888222- W a n ted 220 and 440Agarki nmtod tor m nt a d *1200 ta *8*00 PT/FT ittOflWF bBTr##P 9123(9482) e lp t d to ■ pto*. Bade m dh eldto tqrd. Apply In parson 200 N. Ebn Av*. Santord. BtVK S TIO ATl B EFO R E YO U INVEST! AJwayt ■ good pdfcy, #*p*e<**y tot buamaaa opportunitiat and Itandkaa*. C a l Ftortda Dapt- d AghcUtu* k C c rm n a r Sarvfoa* d 800-4387362 of F TC -H E U * tor kaa IdnwnMnn. Or vttol our W N ) tag d tnewlte gowbtiop. Ftortda tow racgkaa ooiori d cartaai buatoaao cppcrhrttoo to la^Ktor w »i Ftortda Dapt. d Agrtcurtur* A Conaumar Sanrlea* batata oaBng. CaB to vartty towtd raglibatton batata you buy. to adopt newborn to 4 yr old. WITNESS my hand w d to* oad d tva Court at SEMINOLE Couky. Flotlds M a day d MAY03 2002. MARYANNE MORSE. C L E W CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY. Ruth King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J, STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ■01 B. UNIVERSITY OHWE SUITE SCO PLANTATION, a 33324 ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona wtoi tog a apteral eontad CO UR T ACMMSTRATION, at to* SEMINOLE County CouSnuaa d (407)8884227.1*00868*771 (TOO) ot 1*00-9588770, 71— H h il d a m i*_*--inifcln n enw c m a-w Lw w w ig wad 8 mototf. Ucanaad An lagtotamd, (Rag *077272) (407) 3211-0960. Id 'Shadow', tot BVPanfenmon. SvkOnl TkryBtadi ■ Gray, 8uk co*L ■haddng wkkat coat 407-4742132 23— S r E O A L N *LOT (7. LAKE HARR*T ESTATES AS PER PLAT THEREOF, RECORD­ ED W PLAT BOOK I t PAQES IS ANO I S PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMWOLE COUNTY. F1XMOA. C C*iLCPR!Adtvta**ffti*yTocffl Lot of TLC7 Ejl RdtoRaa. ratoa A lta ic . (407) SBS-0003 Or (321) 249-9018 IB* 23— L 4i C uksery o n a is W* al Stratghl ‘A ' Carpal Sarvtca*. kc are wtoig to pay Kp salary hasty or commiteion depending on todukdarYt praforanc* W* knew tu T Crw a dU Tare t k area K n l to* wok toay do and arpye tta kad*. 8 you ara thd aomaorw. pfaas* gw* ua a cdl myoma day or night Roger or Bh 07-294-4070 407 M V E S T X U T 1 BEFORE Y O U M V tB T I Always a good po«cy. atpaoaiy tor butfnaaa opportunibaa and C d l Ftortda Dapt d AgrtcukuralA Conaumar Semcat d 7352 « F TC -H E LP tor 80843873! baa H b m B o n . Or MM ett Wtob as* at www.ncgoyitiizop. Ftortda law raokaa eaiere d c ti enaea O g o u a a a to ■ Florida Dapt ol Agrtcullur* A Conaunar Sarvtoai batora taBng. C a l to vartty lawtd ragtaltabun batora you buy. LABO R ER S NEED ED FO R UNDERGROUND U T IU T Y C O N TR A C TO R H8ALTH SeMKtAMCI ANO aaiK FLAM Drug baa warkpaae*. y at MS Mtor Ortv*. Maintananca Suparvtaor tor an aaalatad lying tackby Mud have 2 yrawoiktagli ' T HVAC. 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DOWN 1 Towards the stem of a ship 14 “IF I WERE U“ 47 Beyond what Is natural 2 6 Completely botches 2 7 Dispense carefUly 2 8 Tape the brakes 3 0 Suffix lor verb 31 Crumpets g o -w ith 3 2 Mil’s Input 33 Major artery 3 4 Largest human bone 38 Ncee parts 4 0 Phonograph inventor's monogram 42 W ee colonist binoculars 51 ITs for the birds! 52 Piece in proximity 63 Cosmetics queen F ia h d 57 K t a iF andI Fai Faisal 58 Casals of 59 O ne of 13of 52 61 M id r ^ it trip tothe fridge 62 T h e y stand ta lto l 63 64 Lightning attractor 65 Paleozoic, for example P R E V IO U S P U Z Z L E A N S W E R O 2002 UfwaraaJ Prat* Syndicate By John Ouschatko tl 3 VI lie T7 is 23 27 24 31 100% Financing 37 New 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes 44 JJ i-i 30 -w SO 01 04 03 04 00 08 71 12 2 M 20 12 407*622*1237 Ext: 269 11 U8m am or Tyler 12 Q e i some good out of 13 Yacht pronoun 21 Tip, as a hat 2 2 Lucy's good 5 Desert creek 6 Brown-haired 7 Requested item, along with registration 6 Cashier's stack 9 Blues' Holiday What does that mean to you? Call today for your FREE recorded message to find out more. • 45 Pakastan) 3 S m a l,lg h t pancakes 4 Pans' 44R o m beuerof “Jo y of Cooking46 Vichy water 2 10 R eadym ade 2 M adagascan p rim a te 43 Partner of 1 Bank Owned Property!!! ★ The Universal Crossword E d ite d b y T i m o t h y E . P a r k e r ROY A BRUNNER, d d Ddanda>k(i). NOTICE OF RBSCHEDULIO FORECLOSURE (A L E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p u euani to an Order Ratchadukng Fomctoaur* Bala datad May 1.2002. and antarad n Cat* NO. 00-1494 CA d to* Circus Court d to* EIGH­ TEENTH Judoal Cacuk « and tor SEMWOLE Couky. Florida whartn SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INC., a to* Plavkd and ROY A BRUNNER, ire to* Defendant*. I wb **• to th# rvdwtt and bad bfodvr tor cath at WEST FR O N T DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE CO UN TY CO U R T­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA al 1100AM. on to* 2 t day d May. 2002. to# blowing daaenbad proper­ ty aa ad torth to aatd Final Judgment: LOT 24. JANSEN SUBDIVISION. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK It . PAOE 57. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA, AK/A 8018 Urvwd Beach Dm*. Apopka, FL 32703 WITNESS MY HANO and to* tad ol tort Court on May I 2002 ★ J 141 1 43 13 �*M * ■ I P » « e 6 B Sunday, May 10.2002 ? C L A S S IF IE D r Seminole Herald = You can tax your ad to 407-323-640S 300 N. rranch A va, lanlonl » m • P. a Boa 1M7, tantofd » m O ur offlca la epan to aarva you Monday ttiraugl) Friday, • am •5 pm 322- 2611 DEADUNCS: OaadUna i* 4 p.m. on Monday lor Wartoetday papar and 4 p.m. Ttrunday tor tha Weekend adHon. A 4 Ina minimum appiaa to prtvata parly ad*. Certain ad* and daaafflcattona roquira prepayment. Legal* DaacMna*: Friday, 5 pm tor Wednesday Edition , ___________ Wadnaaday, 5 pm tor wnday Edition. It 12 13 14 Si 13 Cemetery Lot* 16 Reminder Service* 10 Luxury llama 10 Computer/TV 21 Paraonato 22 23 29 27 33 35 HaaRh Cara LoaiAFottod 8padal Notice* Nuraary 6 Child Cara W dgR Management Hypnoat* i B i i i rnsuftncB 43 Legal Sarvtca* 91 Apartment*! To Share 93 Room* For Rant 95 Roonxnata Wanted wo n M fim w ii rpomva 46 Debt Conaoidation I 69 Busina** UppOnUnrara 67 Opportune#* 59 Financial Service* 61 Money to Land 63 Mortgage* 97 Apartmanto •Fumtohed 99 Apartmanta •Untumtohad 100 Condomlnum Rantato 101 Houaaa Fumtohed 103 Houaaa Untumtohad 103 DuptoaTrtpla* 107 Mobile Home* For Rant 111 Raaort Vacation* 114 WOrahousa/Rantal Space 115 Industrial Rantato 71— H e l p W a n t e d 71— H e l p W a n t e d Marriott romtytnVI Mw fttary, Part Time NkFXAuXKir, 11pm-7am, No Experience Necessary (407)444 New Condort km * Suae* need Fid km* Huf*. AudK. F A * Pert »m* Bftikftfft H o f i* Appfy In pwxyi *1 580 Ay* Court. Sarferd, behind Cradiar Barrel. 1000 i-ven needed Ftd a P*ri tone. Good Airing record 4 Aug aoearang raqjred Operator* lo wto Santora witoofnt to 5 yn apply Cal 800-471-2440. f u r s n w ju w n w m id T o Wa Will Print A Dalhrar For You To Our Raadara For Only 9c/Copy!l ■'H it You Can Cut That Coal in Hum THE SEMINOLE HERALD AOVEHTJSINO D EFT 407-322-2611 117 Commercial Rental* 116 Offlca Space For Rant 119 Pasture For Rant 123 Wanted To Rant 129 Leas# To Own 127 StocagtoOfflc# For Rant REAL R E N T A L S In tha tvtrrt vou n— d to chMOi VQUf id ; ES TA TE 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t Me, balcony. W m iV E H U L I wAniMa; wof* si norn* ai heetoi lekl 5500 totiSOOPT.Cef Ho*yi U S 271-606*_______ Shlrl m t u r A Ci.iirttc ItAlpar tor taayAycleaner In Laka Mery 407333-0704 or 407-3338078 407-330-4423 Vtoy too*, van ctoen fc*n mv Newly remodeled. efuArobto.A/C.lridry, phone, Uch use. tec. A . maiden! owner, private entrance Mo Smoklngl Only A ug free need***!*. 407-3367373. 9 1 ; A p a b tm en ts/H o m es TO Sh a r i Uatur* Prnon lo *har* hou*#-| 'Santord-t450rino. or 5125/wk.l muel love dogs 407-328-1743 I IntorfaiotL V OUT OUR SPECIALS 231 Cars For Sato 234 Automotive 199 Pets A Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Anbque/Coltectibte* 215 Boats & Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted lo Buy 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t Large plush home. SanMATMtona area Some hou*« privileges. SI oomk dckxtoa a* Cal tor driaWi. 407-324 8000 Private Room d Longwood Home. Steady Employed. Non-Smoker WSiVwk. ISO Depowt1407-*30*31* 4 GB 235 Truck/BueeaAtone For Sato 236 Car Rantato 238 VWilctos Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Blkes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 flee. Vr Nctos/Camper* For Sale 243 Traders For Sato 245 Farm Equipment- 252 Accounting 253 Addttlons A 254 Air CondWonlrtg 95— R o o m m a t e 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 OeRvary Service* 275 Drywa* 278 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Men 279 Haufeig 260 Home Improvement* 261 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Service* 263 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lakafront Clearing 285 Lanctocaping 266 Laundry Barvlcae 10 1 — H o u s e s F u r n is h e d W an ted 4BR houe*. Sartord Ana. St25p*i weak CM tor mote ktamelon. 407322-7127. 296 Applanea Repair 257 Auto Etoct Raptor 256 Automodv* 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinet* 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet A bwWMona 266 Carpal Cleaning 266 Cetong Repair 267 Ceramic Til# 266 CMd Cara Cantors 260 Cleaning Services jetorBkxtoAdUlwky Atoo deem toe Rent Fuk Home privilege*. StMVwk. SIMYwk. a e l utklDe* deluded 407-62*0127. 41 Seeking a person to aher* my home, view A Lake Monroe, houee prtvVege* C«4 407-328-7232 lor wi 10 3 — H o u s e ** U n f u r n is h e d 8B80 OOWN — WHY RIM1 If Share 48R 2 QAifcme. Swtord Area. Living Room with Fireplace, Wather/Dryer. 5375 Security. Uliktiea Included (407)375-1118 36R/2BA For Sale Wkh Down Peymt Aietolenre AvaAabte.Cheeper then rend. Th e A H tird iH l He* 99— A p a r t m e n t s - kitchen privilege* tree cable •tahertfryer SlOOiwk. Lake Ave In Sanford 407-888-7023 IBR apt. Flea World area. 540Q8no. include* rvalar * electric 407 221-8107. U n f u r n is h e d 1Bedroom, Living Rm. Kitchen. Rath. 7 month leaae. t W f t ™ . 5S00 *aou*y to) pals 407J4M B08 Don't Miss Out On The I n in Deals At » k Santord Court 'Apartments ’ Brant Tower*: Appkcalion* are b*dg accepted tor qutkAed i (eg* 62 or older). Saltty, \ wonderful compenronelvp end greet riewa are *om* oI de leekna. Red suits at 5257 lor affictency apartment* end 5345 lor on* bedroom apartment*. AX utikeea are deluded n the rent. For more information, cal 407-323-4430. DOYLE'S RENTALS. Oviedo: 1BR/1BA W/Ponh WA) Hook-Up* Heat/AIr 5525/5500 295 Paper Hanging 297 Past Control 296 PtorxYOrgan Timing 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Rooting 302 Scraan A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Sung 305 Sma* Buslnaaa 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pod Sendees 306 Tarmlto Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Traa Service 313 TV/Radto 314 Uphototary 316 Waldtog A Sheet Metal 318 Wal DrWng 319 Window Waahlng A TtoUng j 159— R e a l E s t a t e W a n ted 1 0 J— H o u s es U n f u r n is h e d Large beeuSM home, 371, CHA, nifWOOQ nOTft, tMrWAl jVf! up*, lanced. 5750/mo. 4070457. le ntord: 3/2. CHA, Section 9 accepted 5650/tnonth. The Htoman Oroup 407-321-6333. Santord Ptnecreat 3/2, 5750. AWoan ODkXbCRX*378 407321-6757. 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Dtapoaal, Mtcroweve, SekCleaning Oven and Froal Free Refrigerator with Icamaker •Ceding Fart* • Screened Pekoe • Full Sue WeihenAhyera deluded • Vaulted Ceding*. F replace* end Private Storage Available UNTIL AUGUST 2002 2 7 1 4 U d i t w o o d A v « „ S an fo rd • 3 3 0 -5 2 0 4 $99 M oves You In! Call Today! (40 7) 322-10 51 ‘ C ertain Flaslrictiona Apply Simply Superior Service (407) 322-1707 F u Office Hours Mon -frt 86. Sat. 10-5. Sun 12-5 WWWapochmanagment com W indchase A partm ents unsurpassed by any other 4*R 1J BA: New Root. Ceramic Tie. 11x21 Sc Ponti, PocLonOw 1/4 Acre. 586,800 Over 1M Acre 3 M 1 Bad: Ux dkv affta, haaviy teed Piked kx qJc* tale. 504.800 4 8 R W A : Over 1000 B q n ,U v ; On. Fern Rm W/Fkaptoca, Deck. Garage 5102.808 IBR 1J BA: New Rod. Ceramic Tie. 8c Porch. Over 1400 Sq FL Ncsfy Ls/xucapsa, Koa, rtnocL 5104.900 Cuetom BR 48R IRA: Omr 2500 Sq Ft, L K Oki, Fan Rm, 22*48 Sc Pod and Spa, 3 Car Oar. Over 1/3 acre. 5250 800. Cuetom tot 4 BR 1 BA: Over 2300 Sq FL Lkc Din, Fam Rm. 32x32 Sc ItooL 2 Car O M «a m Ovar W Aoe 5210.900. PAU L OSBORNE VENTURI I PROP!HUES IQ/ 171 4/61 g fe . “ APARTMENT HOMES 407-328-8818 For Sale By Ownar 108 Pmecreat 3BR/1 B A a* ramodatad. Buyer can chooa* cerpatng. 586.500 now. wik go to manor in 3 weaka. 9 569.900 407-78*6343 Limited Time! Sartont 31 cyaal na^ytuhood. Iwga family rm * dining rm combination Firaptaca. an appkancaa slay. ncAikng mtogarator. dwhwaahar, rang* * wadwdkyer. AC brand rww Hardwood 8oora.back yard lancad. In ground aprlnklar*. 572.000. 407322-4295 or 407-321-0089 “AWESOMEME-INSPECIALS!” LIM ITED TIM E O N LY MOO O FF YOUR MONTHLY RENT • Gated Community • Indoor A/c Racquetball • 2 Swimming Pools • 24 Hour Fitness Center • Sundeck Area •Walk-In Closets •Covered Cabanas A Jacuzzis •Full Size Washer/Dryer* • Sand Volleyball & Washer/Dryer Hook-Ups • 1,2 & 3 Bdrm Apt Homes • Spectacular Water Views* 'In Select ip irtm ent homes I tOO Stonebrook Drive • Sanford, Florida 32773Phone: 407-322-9556 • Fax: 407-321-6218 wwwstonebrook@aimco.com Wyndham Pli 153— A c r e a g e L o t F o r Brand New S ale Apartments Homes Lake Mary Blvd. & 17-92 D on 7 M iss The PAY NO RENT UN TIL JU LY 2002 Big Celebration! Free Rent on 2 Br., 1 Bath Lofts S1 0 0 00/ Per M onth Off Your R e n t!* C A L L www.aimco.com F O R D E T A IL S Sanford Landing 'C urfaim M p a triclio n s A p p ly f ^ p r t t t n u ’n t 407 - 327-4458 1900 W First Streel • Sanford, FL 32771 aAv w ww.W ilK0nCom ouny.coTM (S JA JM C O property on o toe 81 Johns •nd, 150 IMroon river. 150 on atou^L Approa. 7 W Item wetor to approx 1 V3 acre. Borwe: ime aoe on paved mad (Real ctmpir, campfr>g Of 113,500 tom. 407-324- 1 KINO SERTA. poeknpedto **L never ia*d. Coal 52K, eel 8286. Can dekver. 407-6600677. 1 Lmury tom pMowtop aet wkh 7 yr wanady kri 8136, qjaan 8140, herqj 5210 Brand nev Santord. 407-402-377* t 2 piece Name Brand Quetot O R TH O P E D IC P IU -O W T O P Maltreat Set Brand New. Sbk In PtotoK. Saoktoe 5100 Can Dekver. 407-423-6*4* 1BRASS BED. Q U E E N S E R TA potoaepadc a t * H m a N e w iwed, coat S lic. e e dd :'5275. Can datvec 4076600577. 2 CH E S TE R DRAWS. 1 TRIPLE WRROR DRESSER. PM E , OOOO CO N DITIO N 8250 O R B E S T OFFER 407-322-5468 A Brand New Chany Ovd <**ij WX* 72-and 6 Chatra wAad. SdCi Boa. 5850. Uditod China Ceblnst Aval Can Denver. 407422-0230. A Fuk ail* maltreat eel. New n Xeakc M a t t d 580 407-4226648 Air Conditioner. 5.000 BTU, ueed 1 morriv aM new 816a aaoBoa price 575.00. Cal 407-66*6577. Apartments [ a ter fr o n t 181— A p p l i a n c e s k . • Spacious Apartment* with large Closet* • take F r o m • Volleyball • Sparkling Pool • Tennis Court* 163— W Pr o p e r t y Fo r S a l e Fu r n ftu r i For S a u Daltona: For Rant *en(ont:3BR/1BA W/Carport, Storage Rm W W/D Hook-Up* 57004*50 DepoeX Sanford: 38R/1BA wrFem#y Rm, WTCarport W/D Hook-Up*. Lg Comer Lot No PaWI 57003060 T MAKING - Ev 294 Paining 105— D u n .E x 7 T iu n .E X Room lor illS im o plui 1/2 utikliet. full house privilege* Female pretened 407-322-7608. rtments 287 Lawn Services 268 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgage* 392 Moving A Storage 293 OL Luba A Filar 407-321-6331 407-3210759 Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! Convenient • Spacious • Affordable Newly Refurbished Apts, from s545 A U T O M O T IV E M IS C E L L A N E O U S |jto Mary i n a Kitchen pnvtoge*. f KXWvk. *100 deposit. Lffikhe* deluded 407321-1822. wutm * Person: F A km*.rip. e phis. Salary plu* commiMlon, Bedrock Fwnaur*. 407-322-8240. 181 Appliances 6 Furniture For Sato 183 Television 6 Stereo/Radto 165 Computers For Sato 187 Sporting Good* 169 Office Supplies 191 BuHffing Materials 193 Lawn 9 Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment Fountain Lodge A Santord he* •pedal rates tor daily, weekly, a 5 day accommodations. at Cak 407* 330-31 11351323*840 kx detail* priritogee.. 510 IKXVWK. 1100 407-328-5277 221 Good Thing* to Eat 222 Musical Instnanento 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auction* M E R C H A N D IS E 141 Horn** For Sale 143 Out of State Property For Sale 145 Raaort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 146 Mobile Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acraege Lot For Sato 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobile Home* For Sale 159 Real EsUte Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sato 2 Story District M e ca*n or a panonal If you need to change your ad «Mto » to rurrtog. ptoaae gtoe i » * we w « make toe change tor toe next evetobto edtoon- Ptoeee chedtyotxad on toe M day of puWcdton. H you «nd mi anor. pkua eaiwtowedtoitoy w«1 wa wtoconad to* error tor « n next ptMcdton. Vto an raaponaWa tor to* \ Jtrat kwertton o r tj and orVy lot toe coal d toe ton Insertion.___________ __ ✓ E M P L O Y M E N T 67 Career Conauitant* 69 Resume* 70 Education 6 Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment alao oho wtoh to ba W to can maOa awanflamarto M tw *na . - 21). toaa ad to pUead PIm o * taap______________________ to rrtnd fto ad* to ^Partonal* (c^ 55) A Garage Sato* (217) raqitoe payment to Opportunito* (c H to i i i i j « - r s s i > Homa Health Cara Eldarfy Care HaaRh A Beauty For Bala Promot* Your Bualneaal Then C d li * About Flyers P a y in g fo r y o u r cf— if f lf d t d i a c o M Maatorcaid or Vlaa. \1 S 3 (407)321-6220 Fax (407) 330-0253 DELTONA tOacraa Idaal tor mebto homaaria. horaaa. caiBa, tanning or nuraary) Zonad agricultural. 54.900/ACRE. Sm down wtownar hnanca. *04-7*7-1772 or *04-7*7- Bad Rm Sat: Enure Bed Sat W/Hdbrd/Flbtd. Oreaaer, Mirror. Chari and NL Storm SM Bawd 5750 Can Dekver 407-4220230, 1A cherry Neigh bed, edidwood. with pricrw top matoee* *el Never iwed. S d 5649 Can ddvw. 4074220230. A KING SIZE PILLOW TOR onhepetke maltreat aet. New In ptaabc. S d 5185. 407-422-5*48 Bad Black non canopy bad wNh taajy ton ptomtop tsl Nevar uaad 407-402-277* Bedroom; 7 pc CHERRY WOOO 4 postar bad. d dove todad. draaaar wrtrt-mlrror. chad , rvghi Herd, unused atri m box. Coat 55k, a d 8)860 Sto0i backoomevtoktoa. 407660-1415. Bada, bcatod n SantonL onhopadlc ton aato wtoi 5 yr warrarty Tato 57* 17* Never U 590. quean fee, krg 51------ueed, can dekver. 407--402-2778 Couch: A4 Italian Letcher Sola. 5675. Loveeeal, 5825, Chair, 5525. Brand New Sd In Ptorito Can Ddvw 407-422-0230._________________ Day Bad: 2 orthopedic twin*, while/lron/bria*, bundta, never u**d *M bomd Coal 5600 ad 829* 407-6604)577.__________ CXeig Room-13 pc add chany wood, doubt* padaatal labia w/ tael. ■ cmppandal* chain, burtat 1 hutch, navar used coat S8k. ael 81296, •arvar. *250. 407460-1415. Electric Cloth** Dryer Work* Oreati 57*00 407-322-354* Futon Bad: Brand New, ueed, 5121 Atoo Heck Wrought Iron Dey Bed. *7* 407-31457*7. HamB E S S C to S m S riT iB i 157— M o i i l e H o m e s For Sale 2000 Flaatwood 1.475 aq 8. 3BR/2BA. dan. rtolled ceilmga. lots d atoraga. nca park wrth pod. or can move to your lot CaWng lana * garden tob Two mmutst from *w Greenway 551.000. 407-324-1416 36a lOmcXUe home, artathed FL rm, partly fumd. carpeted. ceSng tans, new time, new A C I nralad n Town t CouW y (atari) Park. 5356 Orange O kL U Mcnme Aakrg *17O0Q 3B6740-1096 3B*droom/2Ba8i mobile home on 10 acres in Geneva. Asking 569.900 407-349-5674 mrikoae NriraruaadMnboa.CoM 1600. aek 5275. Ak oak. 5375.4076600577. tK rtrL O O K C K f* GE Sid* by Sid* RaMgaralor ■ ca maker. Whirlpool stove wiki i daanmg oven Hotpoml Uahwaanar. 5500 takes a* YM t*4 ‘•parala/y 366-2164630 Leather Char, tan (Italy), wxh comtortabl*. no War* i n 51 tocndce. 407 365-7036. SOFA-BED. BEIGE WITH FLORAL d e s ig n . GOOD CONDITION 8<00 CALL 407-324.2782 �C Sunday. May to. 20Q2 Page 7B 1&7— S t o r t i n g G o o d s s*g M a t e r ia l s * ® ^ S 3 ? r5 5 « J*2i 230— B o a t s k 230— B o a t s k A c c e s s o e ie s A c c e s s o r ie s De£ L 8h0^ •*■ C**'*'1 Pip*: 1 i W ii^ r U02/M. 199— P e t s k S u p p l i e s Nichols Outboard Service Center S^amsxss KW &S CAU. MR. PRICEI Sa Habta Eapand SANFORD 407-3218163 ifitftala Outboard 1M9L • le n rk e lle ie t •NaeftlMPM The New 2002 O ub TtaChoow >tf A TM tor aw eneiA t - 91^98 Bowdno Ptriur* tor A M . S Panaionta Tabto Top ym, I Spwbara A 129 T T onto. Country-Ctoaalcntfgkiui and Much Mow. St?** buy al (329.407-323-4329. 21 7 — G a i a c e S a l e s 3*004 Sato: May ttm, AanMpm. Rodty RUg* Plata In Wootfeln*. Sanford. 1907 M u s ta n g . tantoum. ehOtoan'i toy*. doth#* sfctoSanda. 219— W a n t e d t o B u y Rtotfadt Kto In to* porcatom tomaorw ahoitf to* form*. 407321-0378 g W W •CREDfTO SfSTAMTANBO Tranallaro Las Pago* A Su Nombral Llama a ! 95 Firabatt Rad 6 cyl, auto, badad iwm grato. SAOoa Ctf tolar IM S VtotflatSL laniard 407-1334944 &&■&&&&& WS Sat t o r Boat on ConaKyanart 231— C a r s F o r S a l e 116 ft Chockmittl “W M M M IM M * " F t a r t f w boat abh Evtaructo VB nakdAi - i bowu e y * . 41iw s pwewTW'w •M tTANT CfOtOfT • TAKE OVER PAYMENTSIU Wt f mt f atonad 93R00obaC*n ba aaan al Mtouto Outsort Sac. Cantor, 1000 W. la i 91, SartonL CALL MR. PR1CEI 8a Habto Eapanal SANFORD 407-3218163 23 3 — T r u c k /B u ses/V a n s Fo r Sale ALIY HERE___ PAY H C A tl ~ CALL MR. CASH and DRIVE AWAY TOOAY FOR A a U M a A a H M O O W M tl PHIL B E TT IS CAR CE N TE R NO C R E D IT.- .BAD CR ED IT SAN FO R O 407-3218193 {Sa Habto Eipanol) SANFORO 4078218193 M f o r t 1-1*0 CarB* W n O W D f T O M S TA N TA N R O iL w P a g w A S u tom* aSf. Practol •mo* Intow SANFORO 4078018193 O W D fTO MSTANTANRO TmrtotoraLw PagwASu Nombfto Uama a Sr Pradto Compra A M . ' Papa Agtol LLAME A MR CASH Y LLEVESELO HOY IMS HntfaAoeordlftowptoa. good kdartor, V C naada worn. 11499 or boat o4ar. C tf 407-327-3997, tolar 7.00pm. TAKE OVER MYMENTSIT1 CALL MR. PRICEI 8a Habto Ewanto SANFORO 4078018193 ---------D DR---------- 1910 Chavy Lu* F t* 4 «: Rato* angina, run* gmaL Badkwr. 9498 AtoohawLaanoampartoitltor 4 tang bad ( M i * Lha naaa, 178 407324-0919 Of 407- 4939428 918*9 PON D U " R E N T A D € A U TO V A N " P M B a na Sanford, 407-3218193 Sa Habto Eapmol Toyota Camry, 1993,132K*mtfw, 18008 407809-0011 or 392-3B3 4942. 1991 NISSAN Tluc*. I totfl batokwr, cap. raefc. iw a to*tf 91900 aba 4078228993. or 407- 96 Honda-Accort. Hatchback. Sap/runa graal. •taraofcaaaatta. badw wateoma. 9700 or BIO 4073J08S41 230— A u t o m o t iv e A c c e s s o r ie s i w i c h w y 1500 W T V 8 1 tod. MtarrW*. TtotaM toW 94200 aba UM 4073239234. 93 Dodga Mrapfd ES: 132K ntftoa. toathar, pw. pa. AB9. Aaytoaa .................. 93.908 Tbmaau oowr. feMd Warsaw Laar wth hydratfe ML Fla Dodga PM , 1999-2002. Uaad 2 rnomha. W m 91299. *t f 1698 407-3231999. N 407-474-0094 Initial Service With This Ad ‘O ffice s C oast to C oast’ Since 1954 Largest ADT Dealer In U.S.A. No Experience Necessary Flexible Hours 50 to 100K Leads, Benefits, Paid Vacation Call For Appointment 407-971-3200 22 1 — G o o d T h i n g s t o Oliver House of Styles Berber Shop 101 W. 1*h 9L Sanford Haircut* M 00, Santon 1700 Ctokban undar 12. M OO •PamtoRoiar Sal 940 00 •Car* Frw Curt andLaiauw Curia 940 A 930 407-302-0094 No photo mould ba tfvown aaay or forpodan. 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Lai 14299. mual ucnto* 10. 407-494-9141. 2 2 3 — M is c e l l a n e o u s Tabto Top Smgar Sawing Uactwi* witfiCovar 91700407-322 2779 G E H T SERVICE PART-TIME SUMMER POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN AVIATION SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIR PO R T F a il $95 4- P arts Ft— PtotoUp A OaRwty 407-3248949 241— R e c . • AIRCRAFT INTERIOR CLEANER • JANITORIAL SERVICES (day & evening positions available) We offer holiday pay; uniforms, free parking, paid comprehensive industry training, •TTERKW EXTERnn DOORS T O ROTTEN WOOO Omr X yaam axpartanoa Cat J.R 4078982292 Stmtnoto, Dafiary, Da4orw 2 6 9 -C l e a n i n g S e r v i c e s — PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDrrOM AL CREDTTO SANFORO 40782181S3 ----------------5 0 5 1 ----------------91819 POR D U “ RENTA D€ AUTO-VAN" Santo, d, 4078218163 Sa Htfto Eipanol 407-585-4790 2 9 4 -P a i n t i n c 2 7 0 -H a n d y M a n ± w i n KAYAK ON THE WEKIVA RIVER All Candidates must provide: • 10 year work / school history • Pass a drug screening • Be available to work weekends, holidays and evening hours. •Prhatt OcKtod Toura •ftohrig •Cuilomuad Tnpa P e n s and Ratox n a into ptoca olHaaaanl For raaarvaoona and adteonal rrfonnatun cat 407-321*7180 orwtfuaontfto wabto www wabwaadmntutW com AHoritoMa m naantonca Tan al Homa Payment* from tlVMonih Pwa Color Ctotoofl Calf Today 100-442-1301 arana.nptfatan.com For Ramp Services positions, you must possess a valid Florida Drivers License and be able to lift up to 75 pounds of luggage on a consistent basis. 30 Yaara Eipartanca No Job Tbo Smtf 40 Yt* Local Export ' RJH**7y U Al n — w of Conabutortn Pmaaw* Ctoantog. rWiung, rwupng 407-3232641(Horn* Ptuna) 4078148979 (C tf Phcna) 2 7 9 -H a U U N G Hbto* ItouantoCwyga^— <7* ■Dabrta Ramovari 2 9 5 -P a r a l e g a l S v c s rn s o B Ariopttan. DNoma. DNoro* MotoRcattan, Powar of Abomay. WW, BartiuptoiL Nam* Changa IngTtau KWalboR No Jet JobTooBIgorSmal — i- tJH r*thnatw4* rn irTWBies. WtalBaatAnyPrtca 4078998039 3 0 0 -P r e s s u r e C l e a n in g 2 8 1 -H o m e D. (Dan) MRLCft. Btfdar, C8C05728S, RawComm., topafr. A tomato raptor. 497820-1741 j A Painting •y RuaaaM Ptora 40 Y n Local Eipart Homa. Butftota. HMorteto Uc. Ira. 300-7741290 4978218712 , Nat 114 BOdncntf. or Bring 3 and r a FREEI W* Iwtura law ralabto 69k dto up accw a w*h naocmirta corarag*. Why pay man? 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EO€ Lawn Tra* Same* Inc. 1800-3338737 G r o o m in g Coat* ATatto Dog Qmaming Satan 1313 9. Par* Am. Stftort 407-302-5090 Unlqut am BouUqut 9432 or 4078298739 Hodgi Lsndscspbifl II Mowing, Yard d a — Up Oto*ry Work At 407899-2397 (We are located on the second floor above Dollar Rent a Car) »*«-•—- 1- - » — ----L - -----» - »*----rwrmng a rwifixitaing ivy rwy h i 79 Hama n p to a lS w L Ban, Ctoto A Wiring, 44uch mom C tf tor F iw Etfimai*. Ucanaad A inauratj, 2 8 2 -I n t e r n e t S e r v i c e 407-324-1177 2 RED CLEVELAND BLVD. SUITE 205 SANFORD, FL 3 2 7 7 3 Pcp-Hx Sbto a i *tog 8 AC. haaL totaL Hvwar A rtfng. Extra larg* 1 altochmant 98900I Ot obo. 407896- ■WPS Wa Ottor Thaw Santcw — art Santo* •Otfca Ctoanmg -Ptaaaum Vtoahng Don’t let these opportunities fly by, stop by our administration office Monday thru SWISSPORT USA, INC. 1979 Koutoy AK 308 Sta abato Road worthy, ra il A town, w*h awning. 12.900 407-3231398 aftor 9pm 1794. K ir r a u s — weekly pay, direct deposit and a safe work environment. Friday between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm for an application and more information. S ale Im pr o vem en t 2 6 3 -C a r p e n t r y WOODWORK • RAM P SERVICES TH E SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISINQ DEPT 407822-2911 V e h ic l e s /C a m p e r s F o r Dry Wail 'Stucco Repairs* Alt Textures Matched Popcorn!! 407-322-6338171 261- C o m p u t e r R e p a ir Haw Vbur Adwrllalno Flyan Prtntod A tnaartod In Tha We Will Print i Deliver For You To Our Reeders For Only Be/Copyll Pat* Apult LLAME A MR. CASH Y LLEVESELO HOY CON 1119 PRONTO L o w er a Auto Rapair Toyota a A8E Maator Machantc FomWiADama a9a Atop Raptor A SorHca 3400 Wwt SR 48 Santort C tf 4078028999 Haw* B in -1:30 VISAA4A8TER CARO — (W M a la l 'Hardly Uaa 88800 407-3234779 C ompm Agitf 2 7 5 -D i y w a l l 'RapeWv l ---------- Naad Sam* ADVERTMMQ To Promoto Your Buttotut Than C tf U* About Flyart Wa Haw a Way Ytau Can Cut Thai Cota In H *n PML B ETTH CAR CENTER NO CREDIT .. BAD CREDIT SANFORD 4078218193 (Sa Habto Ewanto) 250-AUTOMonvi 2 23— M i s c e l l a n e o u s C tf THE SEMINOLE HERALD Admrtatag Dapf For Omatfa 407-322-2911 CALL MR CASH and DRIVE AWAY TOOAV FOR 240— B o a t R e n t a l s n n n n i i u •Factory Ctftotod Tachrtfctona ■Matotoaarl Hra: M-F 9a-4p, M to E tf 12 • Port at Swdort (407) 3248911 ONLY 4.5* PER COPY!!!! • H JV W M JL M V U tM l t e Ufltoi Stack Eyod Pwa A Picking Cucumbare. *10 par BuahaL 3091 Catoiy Aw, Sankxd. 407-321 7398. T S c T T W M » f town, km mbaa 97900cba 4078237498 Ha M t f i ______ ________, m m n <9 iwwi' «*HL Can onlyi Raaw, 4978218 lee your bu eln ees or M rvtcee to r a t little a s S2.00 par day. Call (407) 322-2611 to apaafc to a CiaaaMad “ 2 6 0 -B o a t R e p a i r s r. ..... .. JJAX 1997 Chavy 310 mort bad pfetarp. Low mWaga, Dam Oman. AMFM CD toarna 98008 407-3232902. 230— V e h ic l e s W a n t e d ; t i I— i Business & Services Directory SALES 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 323*8787 v t F CON 9199 PRONTO 4 door, n n good 9700. 407-3238474. 1994 Fort Taurua: 4 doto. 38000 m la8 aaototonl f in d ig o n a o n , t f power, w r y minor body worn naadad. 939M.obO. 407-3238773. N n n m PHIL B E TT IS CAR CE N TE R NO C R E O rrO -M A L CREDTTO SAN FO R O 4078218191 1990 Dodga Shadow. dktf to, tadto 9 into parfBol 98100 aba. 407821-1993 N W IW 1 W F 8ANF0R04878§H8163 1890 UncoAl Corrmantai Maril VI Law tian 100K mdw 91908 407-321-8229. 235— T r u c k /B u s e s / V a n s F o r Sale 8pm. 407-323-2514 " L M R 1 II Aow.IMtfMmVVoxliAiW.Ctf Fe Richg, A* ti AnreorBtf 4077 I H 1 M _______________ ■ ■ S S S ^ H B S 9 211AntiQui/comcniLM iY>n— urntf w i U d w i _____ N n w pvntod, MOO 407-831 am •INSTANT CREDO • H B W 1W 231— C a r s F o r S a l e P TC-W3 Marcury Motor OH al SayTC-M l i t par Qaltonll tray 111 Outooad h ic t n n i IS100L 4078248150. Fo r S a l e TAKE OVER PAYMENTSIU a uaad boat andtor KvtnnidB, BL Wnmi ■ lidtoMtfwd 201— H o m e s B a v n g n S r ^ ^ by H. Nmfcn. Htor, MeL-tan, Frtti A Baton* Ctf J*9, 407-293-9297 ars H a ir prop, 390 Chavy bad TMIar. IB O O a * ' tor 4X4 407-324-4407. tf pvmonal w*i*rcr*T SaaDoo, Yamaha. *ta,wortttng or not Cam paAL 407-7198307. • POfe* M f l n O I B N £ a n Latg* bog Gaga, OoodCor«Jfcn. 14000 4078328197 231— C H H W n t W Il W St*tssa 151— B u i l d i n g j5 Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad What About Bob'* Tra* Santaa? W* Aecapt A9 CradH Carda Tra* FtomovaL Tnmrrxng, Bobcat Svc, Flrawood, Fra# Etolmaika UcAn* 807- 290-1(79 318— W e l l D r il l in g 2 9 1 -M o k t c a c e s Suppur i your loc«j bmOmsm* u « y « in* heart rtf your comreunity, Ybu uril Fhr»cl rvpuUJbJie locfll tx a h n ia i ami — rvtcee fci thto directory. NEED A H094C LOANT WUa Rang* Morigaga pragram*. Good Ciatot. Stow CratoL Stf-Emptoyad Fra* Pia-Appromll MRLMQOULO D N. S Funtong. Inc A Morigaga BnAarag* Buaawaa 407-9238090 S la w Young* W tf Drttang. ba Stovtong^JSfllJcotmry AraaSinca 1019 UC47218 Bontotolnowd 407-321 23591 VISA/MASTER CARD Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/D sw issport^ $15.75 per m o n th ....... 5 lines / 3months $24.75 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months �-i .,r «*§e 8B Sunday. May 19. 20(G T u t StMtNOLX Herald iscover endless hours o f fam ily fun and adventure with an Annual Pass the Central Florida Zoo. W ith hundreds o f native and e xo tic animals, there is always something new to see a t th e Zoo. The Zoo is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm with fre e parking and picnic areas. Plan on spending th e day and v isit Z O O F A R I Outpost fo r unique souvenirs and g ifts, and have lunch a t th e snack bar. Plus, as a Zoo Member, you'll receive these great benefits: • A d m is s io n to th e Central Florida Zoo fo r an entire year • A d m is s io n to 100 zoos A aquariums, including Brevard Zoo, The Florida Aquarium, Jacksonville Zoo A Miami M e tro Zoo • 10% discount at Z O O F A R I O utpost g ift shop • Discounts to cultural attractio n s including S ilver Springs • Invitations to Members-only events including exh ib it previews • Subscription to ZOOView s N ew sletter Central Florida Zoo Membership Application M e m b e r s h ip L e v e ls □ $20 Single - One adult □ $25 Senior Plus - One adult (60+) A one guest M a j| | 0 . □ $30 Single Plus - One adult A one guest o r C a ll: □ □ $40 Grandparent - Two adults A grandchildren under age 18 $40 Family - Two adults in same household A their children under age 18 E m a il: Adult Name (1) Adult Name (1) Mailing Address C ity ________ Home Phone_ # of Children or Grandchildren________ $ ________ Enclosed Cash Check (Payable to CFZS) Exp. Date MasterCard/VISA • State . Signature 3 7 5 5 N W H ig h w a y 1 7 -9 2 ( E x it 1 0 4 ,1 -4 ) in S a n fo r d 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -4 4 5 0 • c e n t r a lf lo r id a z o o . o r g Discover Central Florida Zoo PO Box 470309 Lake Monroe, FL 32747 407-323-4450, ext.119 zoopass@totcon.com �Page 8C Sunday May. 19.3002 T h* S ao rto u R ibald F ood B r it is h Fondue-style beef I* cooked and eryoyad In minutes flat D inner dipping W ho wants to be cooped up In the kitchen when the weather Is so beautiful outside? An arsenal of fast, yet delicious menu ideas is essential for making the most of all the culinary excitement summer has to offer without chaining yourself to the stove. Perfect for entertaining or an Impromptu family dinner, this fun, fondue-style meal gets all dinars In on the action of preparing their dishes. They cook their skewers full of meats and vegetables right at the labia. Enjoy this Interactive recipe, courtesy of ‘ Fondue* (Perlplus), by Robert Carmack. Soy Marinated In Rice Wine Serves S D essert adds twist to cla ssic treat S ure, summer's the time for catching some rays, sandy beaches and barbecues, but it's also a time when some of the world's best athletes come together to compete in the spirit of teamwork, 1 the chance to be I "Best in the World." Summer is the height of tennis sea­ son, and this month, the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet G u b takes center stage as the 116th champi­ onship fortnight begins on June 24. Throughout Britain, many a fan can be seen sporting his or her green-andpurple ' •Itournament gear and "strawberries i ries and cream" desserts. But the fun doesn’t have to stop at Centre Court "Vacherins of Strawberries with a Passion Fruit Cream" offers a new twist on a classic British dessert that is cool, sweet and just the perfect way to endI ai summer day on the■courts or In youi backin your yard. Red; „ ’ ("Gordon Ramsa say's Just Desserts" (Laurel Glen), b y 1 Gordon Ramsay with Roz Denny. Beet Vacherins of Strawberries W ith A Passion Fruit Cream Serves 6 • 3 pounds beef flank (skirt) steak, trimmed For marinade: • t teaspoon ground (pow­ dered) ginger • 1 teaspoon dry (pow­ dered) mustard • 1 tablespoon molasses or golden syrup • V2 cup soy sauce • V4 cup peanut oil • 3 cloves garlic, finely chopped • Vegetable crudites of choice •3 to 5 cups rice wine or sake * Curried mayonnaise or other dipping sauces of choice * Steamed rice, green salad and Asian pickles, for serving (optional) Thinly slice beel, cutting across the grain. In a large, shallow bowl, stir together all the marinade ingredients and loss with the beef. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours or overnight. When ready to serve, drain meat and arrange it on a plat­ ter. Arrange vegetables on a separate platter. Fill a stoneware or metal fondue pot two-thirds full with the wine. At the table, heal to a rapid simmer. Secure meat and vegetables onto skewers, letting the end of each skewer protrude by 1/2 inch. Plunge each skewer Into the pot and cook strips of meat 1 to 2 min­ utes, cubes 3 to 5 minutes. Cook vegetables 3 to 5 min­ utes. depending on the veg­ etable. Drain and dip into individ­ ual bowls of sauce. Accompany with bowls of steamed rice, green salad, and it desired, Asian pickles.' ‘ P a s s io n ’ A vacherin is a shallow basket of meringue filled with a flavored whipped cream and fresh fruit The meringue baskets can easily be made a day or two ahead and kept in an airtight tin. Bake them in a very low oven so the meringue merely dries out and remains brilliant white. However, if your vacherins bake pale cream before they crisp, don't despair — they will still taste fabulous. • 3 extra large egg whites (ideally about one week old) • Small squeeze of lemon juice • 34 cup superfine sugar Passion Fruit Cream: • 6 passion fruits • 1 cup mascarpone • 23 cup creme fratche • 5 tablespoons sour cream • A little confectioners' sugar, for sweetening (optional) • 2 3 cup heavy cream For Serving: • 2 cup« mixed raspberries, red cur­ rants ana alpine strawberries (or sliced small strawberries) • Confectioners' sugar for sprin­ kling 1. Him on the oven to its lowest set­ ting. Line two*baking sheets with parchment paper or a nonstick cook­ ing liner. Draw six circles, each 314 inches in diameter, on the paper or liner. 2. Beat the egg whites with the lemort juice in a large, dean bowl until they form firm peaks; do not overheat or they will become dry and grainy. Gradually beat in the superfine sugar, a spoonful at a time, to make a smooth, glassy meringue. 3. Spoon the meringue into a pastry bag fitted with a V2- SB-inch plain tip. Pipe in concentric rings to fill each drawn circle. Pipe two rings on the edge of each meringue disk to form baskets. 4. Bake for at least two hours or up to eight hours if you are using a pilot light The exact time will depend on the oven temperature. To check to see if the baskets are cooked, lift one with a metal spatula. If it comes away cleanly from the paper, an t f<wl>c rlm on the outside a nd sWghriy out* Uwlde, it is done. Let cool on the baking sheet for 10 minutes, then carefully peel the meringue baskets off the paper and transfer to a wire rack to cool com­ pletely. 5. Meanwhile, make the passion fruit cream. Halve the passion fruit, scoop out the pulp and seeds into a small saucepan, and boil to reduce by half and concentrate the flavor. Up into a sieve set over a bowl and rub with a wooden spoon to extract as much juice as possible; discard the seeds. 6 . Beat the mascarpone with the he creme fraiche and sour cream. Mix in the passion fruit juice and sweeten with a little confectioners' sugar, if required. Whip the heavy cream until it is softly stiff, then fold into the pas­ sion fruit cream. 7. When ready to serve, spoon the sion fruit cream into the meringue skets and to with the fruit. A light dusting of confectioners' sugar adds a magical touch. Hawkins----C o n tin u e d fro m Page 7 C The 11 th Episcopal District of Orlando, led by The Right Rev. John Hurst Adams, Senior Bishop and Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal District; Dr. Dolly Adams, Episcopal Supervisor; Rev. Leroy Kennon, District Presiding Elder; and the Rev. Caroline D. Shine, pastor of Greater Faith AME Church, invites the community to be present and support a history­ making worship and dedica­ tion service. The worship service will be held at 130 p.m. Saturday, May 25, at the Deltona Civic Center, 980 Lakeshore Drive. Pastor Shine will lead the building of the first African Methodist Episcopalian Worship Sanctuary in Deltona. Other structures will also be dedicated for the work of the ministry. "Encouraged in heart, unit­ ed in love," (Colossians 23-3) is the theme for the Wimen of Purpose of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church's annual Mother-Daughter Banquet The banquet will be Saturday, June 1, at the West Side Boys and Girls Gub in Sanfunl. The 2002 Crooms Academy Outstanding Student ot the Year Is Leonet Antonio Serrano. His mother Yolanda Serrano, left, was on hand lor the presentation. With the pair is Connie Collins. �1 1 1! s*! M i N i ' ! ! I ! ! K \ I I• - Section C Inside: ■- • , _ Sunday R eugion 4 0 5 C Doris D ietrich 3C Marva H awkins 7C May 1 9 ,2 0 0 2 L if e S t v l :ommunuy anair Du u y rhriaftnniiaf unnstopoer flaHnn ration Stiff Writer SANFORD— With every passing year. Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) plays a greater role in helping Seminole County's youth understand the many reasons to avoid drugs. The DARE program is valuable not just for Seminole but nationally. President George W. Bush recently proclaimed April 11, 2002 as National DARE Day. 'Drugs attack everything that is best about our country, robbing Americans, young and old, and their families of dignity and charac­ ter" the President stated in the proclamation. "Today, we recognize DARE as a critical part in our effort to teach young people how to avoid drug use and the devastating effects that drugs can inflict upon their health and on their future." Fifth-graders from around the county last week graduated from the 17-week DARE course. Benefits of the program, however, appear to reaching much farther than class­ room. According to national research c o m p iliH l b y w w w .itd ro .c o m , th e In n o - vative program is doing more than just educating students about drugs and violence, it's an avenue for law enforcement officers, the community, teachers and parents to communicate. This newly identified benefit of DARE was all too evident at Goldsboro and Hamilton elementaries events honoring their graduating DARE students. Hamilton students wemt to Fort Mellon Park May 8 for a graduation picnic "It rewards them for their hard work and efforts in the DARE program," said Sanford police DARE coordinator Claudia Webber. The Sanford K-9 squad, the jointly operated county and sheriff’s office Air Rescue 3 helicop­ ter and various Sanford emergency vehicles helped entertain the students, but Hamilton assistant principal Samelin Phillips quickly rec­ ognized tne overall benefit of the DARE picnic. "Our parent participation just keeps grow­ ing," Phillips said as she pointed to the dozen parents intently watching the K-9 demonstra­ tions. "It's just marvelous." Goldsboro's DARE graduation ceremonies May 13 also echoed the new community signif­ icance of the drug resistance program. Attending the event included many parents and local police brass such as Sanford Chief Brian T w lu y . "Without the support of everyone I think we will back to-square one that narcotics are bad from the get go," said L t Mark Nichols who oversees the Sanford DARE program. g* �P a g e 2 C Sunday. May 19.2002 #■. m T h« Sdunou H tu iJ) Students rebuild school’s boardwalk Students and parents from One student, Jeremy Abbe, Sanford Middle School last asked his mother's boss for Saturday joined hands in the lumber and screw dona­ rebuilding a boardwalk tions. The company, Superior located on the school's cam­ » Sheds, delivered the lumber pus that has been hidden and screws to the school. and unused. The students needed a The boardwalk extends generator to supply electrici­ about 100 yards Into • wet­ ty to the power tools. land ecosystem that has been Another student. Matt Sims, preserved. All the labor and asked h is father for help. A materials were volunteered nerator arrived on through the students. turday morning with extra S gas, ready for work. Justin Gaul, Carli Hulmc, Brian and Katie Hood knew their parents had wood­ working skills so they arrived with their parents, power tools and hammers. Special thanks to Jim Boughner, a woodshop teacher in DcLand, whe brought his tools and wood­ working experience to the boardwalk. SludanU and parents wall on Via boardwtfc it Santoid Mdda School. S em ino le Loan 153 W SR 434 •Winter Springs | 407-327-3344 C o rp o ra tio n i n ilfaM y N itfrip ilM | \ l y .f a t M h M V y k in SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTORS O f O rlando, Inc. P.O. Box 1057 106 S. 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Orlando, FI 32803 407-481-9564 655 W. Hwy. 50, Suite 102 Clermont a 34711 352.243*8117 namaa»aM »aM aaw«iiaaaaww>i>a«<aiaaweiMaW» eafca* mm w d f hurtw W ar i N i i i a i l I �T hk Seminole Herald Sunday. May 19.2002 P a g e 7 C New Life Christian Academy students celebrate reading "Celebrate Reading" was Fogle, projectcoordinator, the theme of the Biography and Lila Ross of AKA Celebration put on by the Sorority. students of New Life Christian Academy. Crooms Academy The sisters of of Information Alpha Kappa Alpha Technology (CAIT) Sorority, Kappa held their 2002 Sigma Omega Awards Day on May Chapter, along with 9 in the new cafete­ retired librarian ria. Principal Connie Myrtle Brown donated books to Collins addressed Marva help the school start the student body Hawkins and reminded them its own library. During the school that they have the power to mold themselves, term, the fifth-grade stu­ dents read biographies on shape their lives and atti­ tudes, achieve excellence famous African-Americans and live their destiny. She and completed research for "A Pocket Full of Facts," In reminded the students that at no time In history have the classroom and library there been so many oppor­ independently. The stu­ dents acknowledged that it tunities and choices avail­ able to them and that had been a fun learning Crooms Academy of experience as they shared Information Technology interesting facts about their could prepare them for the favorite famous people. decisions they make. The celebration was Collins said it was diffi­ attended by students, administrators and teachers cult to select only one out­ standing student o f the year of New Life Academy, as well as the sisters of Alpha from the school's fantastic Kappa Alpha. student body. She said the The students gave their student who was selected presentations to those gath­ as CAIT Outstanding ered at the event. Those Student of 2002 was chosen representing famous people for his academics ( he has a In c lu d e d : V h ja lin t i* 3.3 GPA), his excellent atti­ Baldwin - Harriet Tubman; tude, his willingness to Edward Debose - Michael help not only his classmates Erving; jasm ine Hartsfield - but his school as well, and Pearl Bailey; Karleda his volunteer activities. In Hartsfield - Martin Luther short, Collins said, he is an King Jr.; Shayteara asset to the school. Humphrey - Rosa Parks; The 2002 Outstanding Gregory Reed - Fredrick Student of the Year is Douglass; Sean Roberts Leonel Antonio Serrano. Martin Luther King Jr.; His mother Yolanda Amber Silva - Mary Serrano was on hand for McCleod Bethune; and the presentation. Jared Woods as Thurgood Other top awards pre­ Marshall. sented included: Shakir These students will have Ansari, Student a rich, rewarding summer Government Award; Kevin when they open a book. McKenna, "Raymond "One book opens the door Gaines Challenge" Award; to grand adventures." Lizann Dennis, Disney These fifth-graders are Dreamer and Doer Award; preparing for tomorrow by Kevin Walsh, Outstanding preparing for today. Academics Award; Mickey Special thanks to Mrs. Reynolds, Principal Stallworth, Mrs. Appreciation Award; Mary Washington, Mrs. Nathan Benton, Employee of the and Pastor Ronald Merthie, Year Award; and Cathy administrator. Alper, Teacher of the Year Award. A very special thanks goes out to Myrtle Brown, On Track Coordinator, and her helpers, Dorothea Page S C Golfing with friends Th e Bud Layer GoH Tournament was held last month to raise money (or scholarships, which will be awarded to Seminole County students. Pictured left. Bud Layer, tar right, talks to Irtends Mack Cleveland. Judge Wallace Halt. Lee. P. Moore and Cartton Henley. Above. Layer is standing with a group ol trionds and former co-workers. L et Vs Do Your Residential Our Specialty I; Licensed • Bonded • Insured DEEP CLEAN SPECIAL H O U S E C LE A N IN G 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon i We Do It All!! CALL TODAY! Including • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES • A P A R TM E N TS 'C O M M E R ­ • MOPPING/WAXING FLOORS] CIAL* PREMIUM CLEANING • CEILING FANS With 25% OFF WINDOW PACKAGES WITH COUPON • OUSTING • VACUUMING •A L L APPLIANCES CLEANED INSIOE & OUT •CHANGE DIRTY LINENS • EXCELLENT SERVICE • AFFORDABLE RATES • NEW CONSTRUCTION Herald photo by Move Hawkins the theme of the Biography Celebration put on Is Christian Academy. We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Seminole County & surrounding areas. - 25% OFF 1st TIM E SERVICE • LIMIT I PER CUSTOM ER • MUST PRESENT COUPON AT TIME OF SERVICE • N O T GOOD WITH ANY OTHER OFFER •WITH COUPON ONLY NHT-N-TIDYAUCLUN 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -1 1 1 7 L �Page 6C Sunday May. ID. 2002 T he Seminole Hebald S om e fa c t s a b o u t trees Here are some truths about ates over the root system. Even trees that may help you under* one pass over the root system stand some o t the prob­ o f a tree with heavy lems related to trees equipment can cause planted in your land­ significant root damage. Equipment should not scape. Most trees do not be permitted to operate within tthe h edrip .................. line of have taproots. The deep roots that grow directly trees that are to be beneath the trunks of saved. If a bee survives rv * * some trees are known the first two to four as taproots. Taproots years following con­ At may develop on some struction, it may still die Ferrer trees in the woods in from construction relat­ well-drained soils. ■» •• ed injuries. Taproots generally do not form Often, branches begin dying on trees planted in urban land­ within a year or two due to scapes nor do they develop severe root damage. The tree when the soil is compacted or may be dead within three or the water table is dose to the four years. However, it b not uncommon for trees to show a soil surface. Some oaks and pines will slow decline over a five to 15 develop taproots when planted year period. Even if a tree does not show obvious signs of in sandy, well-drained soils. decline for many years, branch­ Roots grow far beyond the edge of the branches. A tree es quy quickly taw leaves and growing in thc woods has a begin a rapid decline following root system reaching well a drought period. A year or two later, the tree may be dead. beyond the outer perimeter of its branches, often to a distance Trees do not heal, but they are from the trunk equal to the capable ol isolating injured tis­ tree's height. Roots on trees and sue from healthy wood. shrubs planted in a landscape When trees are injured, they grow to about three times the do not replace the cells lost in branch spread within two or the injury. The swollen callus tissue developing around a three years after planting. Most roots are in the top 3 feet of soil. trunk wound ot pruning scar is The finer roots are concentrated simply closing over the injured in the top foot of soil. Most tree tissue, not healing it In older to roots are loca ted within the top stay alive, a tree must seal off 3 feet of soil. injured tissue from its healthy portions. The storage capacity In well-drained so il some and functions of the injured roots grow 10 feet or deeper parts are forever lost. beneath the hunk. However, because the majority of the fine Additional injuries seal off roots are concentrated in the more wood, which further * 1 •lap ftiulolM BU, mlntir wdl ilU r v d iir M i furhinoescan injure or remove a Urge portion of the absorbing roots on a tree. Especially vul­ nerable are trees growing near construction sites. Injuries inflicted by heavy equipment during construction (or at any other time) can cause major and permanent damage to the tree. Because a tree docs not replace injured tissue (heal) like an ani­ mal does, a wound or injury to its trunk, branches or roots per­ manently reduces the tree’s capacity to fend off insects, dis­ ease or other potential stresses. Many roots are destroyed when Heavy equipment oper­ energy and can cause'the tree to slowly starve. Wound dressings and pruning points do not pre­ vent wood rot. The following truths about trees and tree care come from the book YOUR FLORIDA LANDSCAPE, by Dr. K. Ruppert and Dr. R. Black, and by the University of thn ■vntUhW Al Farrar la Seminole County Urban Herttcutariat. krqiiriaa may be Mractodto N m at Via Cooparrdvt E ik n U o n service, 250 W. County Homo Road M o n t , F I 12773 or phene H M 9 U . A County Cooper tove Extonek ara opan to *a raganSaaa ot raca, color, Don't miss our s Sa n fo r d m ain s t r e e t Historical Society hosts its first workshop on genealogy The Lake Mary Historical Society hosted a genealogy workshop in May. This is the first program that the society has hosted. And it was my first time hosting a workshop. I am an ama­ teur genealo­ gist, not a professional Mary one. I've learned Rowell 'nealog ••••••a c har way, by making mistakes, With the ac vent of the web, genealogy research is more accessible and easier now that it has ever been in the past. But with that acces­ sibility, comes problems. Most of the family genealo­ gies posted on the web were posted by ordinary people like you and me. My mom's cousin Dot did a 4-gcneration genealogy about 20 years ago. I based much of my beginning research on hers. Unfortunately, as I dis­ covered after many, many hours of researching the wrong people, Dot's geneal­ ogy was wrong. Looking iking iat the genealogy Dot did, there were no sources for any of the peo­ ple on the genealogy. 1 knew S SP m y g ru n d fitlh v r (E tlil Kersey) and fiS siblings were correct because their names arc in the family bible my aunt has. (Family bibles are great sources of information.) His father's name (Robert Mayo Kersey) is also in the bible. His grandparents names (Nathaniel and Nancy Clementine Sewell Kersey) were not in the bible. As far as we can tell, family rumor is where Dot got the names of my grandfather's grand­ parents. Those are the names that were incorrect. When 1 bought the Family Tree Maker software, 1 found Nathaniel and Nancy C listed in one of their genealogies as the parents of Robert Mayo. So 1 believed they were correct, it wasn't until several years and many hours of research later that 1 discovered they were not. ft was in an email from ItorsM photo by I Alice and Jim Backer M a n to ihe Instructor during the genealogy workshop hosted by the Lake Mary Historical Society. one of Nathaniel and Nancy C's real descendants that I discovered there was a problem. A quick trip to the Orange County Library and a check of the census con­ firmed that Nathaniel and Nancy C were not Robert Mayo's parents. It's frustrat­ ing to know that the infor­ mation was so accessible, but that I never checked it. I believed unsourced materi­ al. That's the important thing to remember about the web. Currently, there are at least 4 £t*n«*aJf>gi«»N o n a r o u p l o o f different web sites that still has the incorrect informa­ tion on Robert Mayo. That's not to say that all informa­ tion on the web is wrong. I have found several genealo­ gies that list the source of th^ information posted. (Most do not.) Whenever information listed is sourced with a book, a census or something similar, some­ thing you could trace if you have to, it is usually trust­ worthy. Unsourced informa­ tion or information that lists another genealogy as the source, is not trustworthy. It may be true information, but until you have hard evi­ dence it is, don't trust it and dun't put hours of work into following suspect informa­ tion. The best starting point for web research is www.cyndislist.com. This website gives you the best place lo find other websites that have the specific informa­ tion you need. Cyndis List can take you to tne specific places you need for your research. But before you go on the web, start at home. Start with your parents and grandparents. Spend a day at the Orange County Library checking out their genealogy department. The U.S. census is an invaluable source of information. There are several pay services on the web. Before paying for any service, make sure you've exhausted all local option*. A n d make sure yo our computer is capable of ha:ndling downloads from any given site before you for those services. Some ’ fo fer a free trial period. Just don't give anyone your credit card information because they may automati­ cally renew and stick you with a service you can't use or don't need. The next program being planned for the Lake Mary Historical Society will be Thursday July 11 at 7PM at the Lake Mary Historical Museum, 158 Country Club Blvd in Lake Mary. The pro­ gram will be crafts from the past. For more information, contact Society President Peggy Wolfe at (407)3278207. If you have something you'd like covered or posted in the Lake Mary Column, send an email to MjhrowellOnetscape.net. Si FARMER’S MARKET M A G N O L IA S Q U A R E O N F IR S T S T R E E T EVERY TUESDAY LIVE ENTERTAINM ENT • FRUITS • VEGGIES • PLANTS •AND MORE Fo r More Information Call (407) 322-5600 Hw sld photo by Nkhotoe R o m JI Joan Mortis, from loft, DM Moms. Carolyn Black and Norma Strath laam about how to rasearch genealogy during the Laka Mary Historical Sgctoty ftorkshop. the first program offered by the organuatlon. �T in Seminole Hikald Sum].)). May 19.2002 Pa«fl 3C 90-year-old immigrant is American all the way Doris Stein, who celebrated as well as other community her birthday on May 7, has endeavors. She became a Pink lived an amazing 90 years. Lady in the 1950s and joined And it didn't take the the PTA, Scouts and German-bom immi­ other organizations. grant long to become a After 11 happy yean naturalized American. of marriage, Fred died Quickly, she learned to a tragic death that was walk the walk and talk partly attributed to the the talk. chronic illness he con­ tracted at Dachau. He Bom May 7 ,1 9 1 2 ,in Kolberg, Doris, her th three left Doris with parents, Isador and Doris small children, ages 8* Gertrude Lowenberg, 10, who were doing Dietrich two sisters and a well In Sanford. She brother enjoyed an contemplated moving affluent life until the devasta­ back up north to be ne^f her tion of war ended their family, but finally decided to lifestyle. The challenging and stay in Sanford where she and Fred had started their lives courageous Doris, a pediatric nurse at the time, moved to together. Sweden. She encouraged her With no business training, parents to leave Germany and Doris took on the responsibili­ they immigrated to the ty the children, a home, a United States in April, 1941, mortgage, a small jewelry and before World War II was *• luggage store in downtown declared in December of that Sanford, a dog named Rex, year. and a used car that she did not know how to drive. Fred Stein, who was tor­ tured in the concentration It didn't take her long to camp at Dachau, Germany, team to drive, though, and escaped and made his way to she took over the business, America, ending up in Sanford Jewelry and Luggage Sanford where he established Co., with the airs of a pro. his business. A family The store was originally locat­ spokesman said, "This heavi­ ed at the comer of 3rd Street ly-accented Jewish immigrant, and Palmetto Avenue and in ouickly gained the respect of the 1960s Doris relocated to the community through his the comer of Palmetto intelligence, integrity and Avenue and First Street. willingness to help his friends Doris worked hard six days and neighbors." a week and always main­ While on a buying trip to tained a home for her chil­ dren. She could be found at New York, Fred spotted a familiar face in ttw subway. It home cooking meals and on her knees scrubbing the floors was Doris, whom he had met briefly In t ieidelberg, while preserving a Jewish Germany. "That chance meet­ ing ultimately led to a deep and lifelong love, which has transcended the graved,the spokesman said." The couple were married Jan 13,1946, in San/ond where they remained . Doris was to become the mother of three active childrqftand was wrapped up in their activities home with Shabbat meals. Doris cranked up the car reg­ ularly attending Shabbat serv­ ices and Sunday School in Orlando. In those days, get­ ting to Orlando was quite a challenge on two-lane roads. Doris remained active in the community and continued the legacy that she and Fred started. She even managed to save a little money and bor- • rowed the balance so that her children could get a college education. After Doris closed the store in April, I960, she still contin­ ued her community activities and her commitment to God and Judaism. "O m a," as Doris is affectionately known to her seven adoring grand­ children, is a living memorial and role model to the family. The spokesman said, "She sets the high water mark as an example of living life to its fullest with a positive attitude for love of family and humanity. To her family and friends, she exemplifies good­ ness in its purest form." Today, at 90, Doris remains active in the community. In conjunction with the Pilot Club of Sanford, D orisarranges for the naturaliza­ tion ceremony held in Sanford and is a volunteer at the Jewish Community Center in Maitland. She also loves to play bridge. After a fall some time back, Doris moved to Chambrel, a retire­ ment community. In celebration of her birth­ day, Doris' children and their spouses. Dr. Charles and Suzanne Stein o f Ormond Beach, Steven, an engineer, and Gayle Stein of Winter Park, and Dr. Howard and Susan Marblestone, a teacher, of Sugariand, Texas, hosted a birthday party. The event was held at the Sanford Woman’s Club, from 2 to 4:30 p.m., on May 8. The thbles were covered with lavender cloths and a green and lavender motif was carried out in the appoint­ ments. A large birthday cake accented the crystal punch bowl and the guests sang the birthday song to the excited honoree. A variety of home- baked goodies was served with daughter Susan bringing most of them in an ice chest on the plane from Texas the night before. Among the friends attend­ ing were Lillie and johnny Greene, from Orlando, neigh­ bors of the Steins back during the lean years. But the celebrating didn't end with the party. Friday evening, Steven and Gale Stein entertained at a dinner for 25 at their Winter Park home. On Saturday, there was a big celebration at church and Mother's Day, 28 assem­ bled for brunch at an area restaurant. Grandchildren arrived from Texas, New York and Germany to honor "Oma." it was a big week for the Stein family. When all was said and done, Doris remarked with a big smile, "I was overwhelmed. Two new reasons to come out and play N o w more than ever, it’s worth the drive to Orlando! Because W ei 'n W ild Is rocking with a thrilling new ride, The Storm, and a completely renovated and expanded Kids' Pork. Best of all, ihe whole park is yours all day for just $21 with proof of Florida residency!* Ptu* Tax Pm Parson Adub w Ckld With Florida ID Newest Thrill Ride! 6200 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE ORLANDO. FI 32819 |407| 3 5 M 8 0 0 www wntnwild com 'Not valid on Memaid m I *» % 'X* I M d photo by T « n w y vyic*m Doris Stain gal taady to cut ttva tint piece oI cake during her 00th birthday' celebration held recently at the Santord Woman's Club. *' ’ j �Page 4C Sunday. May t9 .2002 T he Sncmout Hould Church Notes F irst U nited M ethodist C hurch Special Perfbnnanea Donnie Sumner, fanner leader singer of J.D. Sumner U the Stamps Quartet, will be at Sanford Church o f God 6 p m Sunday, May 19. The church is located at 801 W. 22nd S t, two blocks west of 17/92. For mote information, call 407-3223941 419 Park Ave. Sanford Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Food Source Program The Sanford Church of Christ is working with a promum call Food Source to help the congregation and community. The program offers various foods each month at a discounted rate from grocery stores. For more information about the Food Source Program,, call < Jeannette Stiffeyr at 4407-323-8234,407829-0272 or the church at 407-322-7781. Anglican BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING coupum s y s t iu s ■ on * F W E H T M A T E I > K F m C ( I U IM M B A R R E L & BEV ERLY TRANSMISSIONS DAVID BEVERLY A N D STAFF 209 W. 25th Street Sanford, FL C h u rch Anniversary ■ SO a m • 41 i m 11 COa m IJ O p m JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL S t John M.B. Church, located at 920 Cypress Ave„ in Sanford, will celebrate its 107th birthday through May 26. A special program has been planned. Each Sunday service will begin with Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. with guest teachers and superintendents. The schedule for the 11 a.m. services include: • Saturday, May 18 — Assembly Of God LOCAU.Y OWNED A M ) OPERATED RON RUSSIA STAFF 700pm. 7 00 p m •GO p m 2820 Iroquola Are. •322-2070 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME O R -S H O fiTr SABTH AND ROBERT I. BRISSON Sunday Worthy Samoa 9 00 p m. Tuesday Same* 7 0 0 pm Program* fc* boy* A 9th SL and Laurel Ava. Sanford >322.2131 THE McKIBBIN AGENCY D ram a, the Com m unity IN S U H A N C K Theater ITayers, “Anytime Train to Glory," beginning at 6 p.m. • Sunday, May 19 — African Attire Day with the Rev. Rufus Boykins. • Sunday, May 26'— Old Fashion Day Service and dinner on the grounds with the Rev. Arthur Choice. For Your Ad To Appear In T h la S p a c e Call Ted at 407-322-2611 f407)XK-IM0 TAX (407) B > n a Vacation Bible School Wekiva Presbyterian Church, located at 211 Wekiva Springs Lane in Longwixxi, has scheduled Vacation Bible School for the week of June 17 through June 21, from 9 a.m. to 1230 p.m. each day. G O O D Y EA R 555 W M t 1>| St. Sanford. F L 32771 Baptist For Your Ad To Appear In Thla Space Call Ted at 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 8 2 1 Kan a Cathy Clouts Basketball Camp The Jewish Community Center Basketball Camp, with Magic player Darrell Armstrong, will be held from June 3 to June 7. Tlie camp is for boys and girls in kindergarten through 10th grade. Full day and half day options are available. For information, call 407645-5933, ext. 255. DCF R^jJCort. CPfV CurrJAet/Funroom/Ua»l» For Your Ad To Appear In This Space Call Ted at 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 • 49 am. 1100 am 7.00 pm -------» Infant /Toddler T IC 7 00 p m 1SYr*. Exp. 1 m a-UTUd 'S r j L j / L Sanford / Lakt Mary Arta I ' w y j 7G0pm Catholic XU. a o u ia CATMOUC CMMCH Cm atnailO AtH . C alI G e n e sis F a m ily K id C a re 407 - 688-7766 knoot 1000 4m k n a 11 00 4m Urmm aoopm • fta n 700 pm OttTnxhtlw ahpiCtty Parents o f quiet boy wonder if their son should be more aggressive QUESTION: We have a 9year-old boy who is quiet, careful, thoughtful and very, very shy. Does that mean he is not "all boy"? Should we be trying to change him, to make him more assertive and aggressive? DR. DOBSON: The won­ derful thing about the way human beings are designed is their marvelous variability and complexity. We are all different and unique. My pre­ vious discussions of aggres­ sive, risk-taking boys repre­ sent an effort to characterize males, showing what cal and how they are different from their sisters. However, they also differ from one another on a thou­ sand traits. I remember taking my 10year-old son and his friend on a skiing trip one day. As we rode the gondola to the top of the mountain, I pre­ pared to take a picture o f the ^ Jam** Dobson 'Focus on Family' two boys with the beautiful landscape visible behind them. Ryan, my son, was smiling and clowning for the camera, while Ricky was just sitting quietly. Ryan then asked Ricky to wave arid E )f off like he was doing. ky replied solemnly, "I'm not that kind of person." It was true. The two boys were at opposite ends of the 'ontinuum in their personalities. I still have that picture of the two kids — one going crazy and the other appearing bored half to death. Each of them was "all boy." Your son is certainly not alone in his characteristic shyness. According to the New York Longitudinal Study, approximately 15 per­ cent of babies are somewhat quiet and passive in the nurs­ ery. That feature of their tem­ peraments tends to be per­ sistent throughout childhood and beyond. They may be very spontaneous or funny when they are comfortable at home. When they are with strangers, however, their tongues are thrust into their cheeks and they don't know what to say. Some kids are like this because they have �T h* S u o m i Hxkald Sunday. May 19.2002 P a g e 5 C O M U m O U M «H M iS m *o *(Y to d ) 1000 a m TM t •30 pm Congregational R F MueMXp PfROr Christian CHUftCH OP SAM- iftX e m tlX p in 7 J 0 pm. 7 .X Rid i M and 4*t Si * Par* * Oak/C IF L (no aarnot We M Fddp» d «■ monpi) Lutheran •Vtoara Wa Krom t o r Ntoto* In Tha Haarl 01 Tha C*y Episcopal 900am Morrdng WOratop 1000 a m Hour 1 1 0 0 a m CordamporaryWorthy) 7 O 0 p m Famdy totod- H05.TC 7 JO 4 1 0 4 0 a m lO C M to n H iw i iltoto * Vbufi Qroup maato * 730 Upaato Rd. S artor* FL •Evary Wad 530pm • 00 p m * 7 0 0 pm • (K-4th Oradaa) Mdtoara (5-**t Oradaa) *H *« Cordamporary Muatc Practoa 7 0 0 p m 1000 a m 0 4 0 0 pm U O W U X W 0R6H P M CHAPEL Tuaada* Wtotoaaday 5 Thunday' M L C tT U W Watoaaday 5 T>v»day» r * « p t-M a y 2nd Tua. to N mordh 49art •ardor Fnanda • lal Wad toftamortoi Stmday morrdng *3 0 am Contemporary Worthy) S*mday momtng 1100am FamPy Worth*) Sareca Notary la proWtod al Oaycara. Praachool and Ctwtaaan Day School 'CM notarFaepK ' S^torxt FL 17771 (407) S2M 4I1 •J.I Holy Euchaflto 7 0 0 a m 4 7 0 0 p m II iXkm •Uofiwig WtenNp • 00pm •Bfcta Sfctoy Christian Science m n crunch o r c t m n i c m n r WT3 MARKHAM WOOOS fROAO C a w m K M M ra ta d 407-W -7TM k M lfO u tfiln a m S in k iS a u 1000 * m 100pm C M tC n A n u iu r iS n a i Rppdny Room Mender r»w 1 A M > ) 1000 • m. b 4 0 0 p jn TTundpp Evenng f p e t Ip • pm. 145 WeAwe Spnngi Roed * u » I0S-A Ungeood. F I X 7 7 » P*one 4074M -1440 Church Of Christ »01« Hwy. 17 n lir lH O M o y 0 4 407 321 4*30. 407 334-433* Stoiffortoap lO X im A 6p m C o R K M n N p « * tu 4 A b t« d y i MIO FLOftlOA CHUftCH 0 4 CHRIST 219*«d aS< Wtotor Spring* FL 3270* Sistoay Sarvicaa 10 30 « m ,4 0 0 p m. ‘ NSludy • » am Study 730**t B r y Hcy«« (407) 337 4005 Church Of God CHURCH 0 * 0 0 0 *01 W 22nd S i. Santord. FL 407 322 3*42 Wn TanMNy PaMor Sunday Scftoai *4 5 am Uorrvng YtorVto) 1045 a m Evm ngSavu * 0 0 pm r af agai 7 to • pm Trvtoy Pia-Scnooi Vmj grada 12 407-321-2723 AMO Day Cara 6tarta al 1 yaar to p M td ool 407-323-1411 Church Of God of Prophecy CHUftCH 0 * 0 0 0 0 * PROPHECY 250* * £JmA«« Sartord. F la. 32773 407-323-4011 P r m S W orto* Itoaaagaj iy Cmrang S tm ca CNManTi Sunday Stovall 0 0 0 a m Holy Eutotartto *00/ 11:15 am C M P w 'i Cfeatoi *00 am (Educaaan Wing) Muraary Sagna Al * 4 5 a m Througn 1 2 4 5 p m Sanaoa • 45 a m 1030am Charismatic Episcopal CHUftCH 0 * TH1 HOLY COMFOR Till Tha Sardord Sfldga Comar of fth S( IH oayA vt Rav Mart Sarto Sunday Eutotanai *3 0 am Inter-Denominational FAITH MMWMANY CHUftCH 3002 Saardaf Ava 407-323-37*4 JM C o i Paator 1 imday Morrang Worth*) 1000*m Evarang Sarvca * 0 0 pm Tuaaday Evarang IMX« VuAr 7 00 p m Non-Denomlnatlonal NOUS! 0 * ftCFVOa I 1001 Calary Am . S en iors (407) 3*4-4711 Dora yy totovrtoon Paator Sunday Stotonl * 3 0 ton Mornaxg Ytortoap 1 1 00am E waning W orthy 7 00p m U d W orn Sva Wad. 7 JO pm 201 O n A«a. Sardord. FL 407-331-*3*0 Ttmotoy Hudaon Paator Sunday School 1 0 0 0 am . Morrang WoraNp 1100am Tua Prayar/ftfeto Study 730pm FAITHFUL WOftO I CArtoftan ftaaaur LaamatM Plata • (407) 33 *4 3 0 0 3 3 0 1 CommaroaiSl •Sardord 1100am (agaa+13) FamPy Fatowtotof LUTH0IAM CHUftCH 0 * THi 2 5 2 5 * OM Am . Santord. a Rm Etnar A. n a a t f a r Paator Suvlay School 1030am Me* 1030 a m •dormaiow 322-35*2 or 3 2 3 0 *1 0 Methodist 40*TucMr Drtaa (Comar Tuchar Or * Cft 427) Raw Ray Saaand Paator Tataphona (407) 322-7900 Statoay School *3 0 am 1030am It 0 0 a m BOto Study Waftmtday * 3 0 pm CMTan • Tima Inducted in WortTap Notary provtoad tor *Smal Enou^i 1b lova You • Oroaang toChnal To S a n * You* FMST UMT1D MBTHOOMT CHUftCH 419 Parti Aaa. Sardord. FL to r taa 4 j n touto and W i g A * * a Mamma Ytortoto * 2 5 A 105S a m Codaa Faftwahto *3 0 a m *4 * am 400pm Nurtary ProMdad A Uratad Ito h a d M Community Ylaartery PaapM tor a Raaa on 4 *7 -3 3 *4 5 *0 Paator BooMartn Maato avary Suxtoy to 1000 am to fta condortataa Urtoad Amto Thatoar. Touna Cardar Mad O toftarfa Oumh 10:15am •Studard (youth) Umatnaa S 7pm 1 1 0 0 am Ttoachmg P t t p t tor a Raaaon* Nazarene THatoty H a o m Sag Maaarg 7 3 0 pm Fnday •Omt a n Oodd l to g 2 00 500 p « (Ptaaaa cai 17* 1100 lor to p i) SEVENTH DAY AOVCNTWT *0 0 E 2nd Straat. Santord. FL 32771 407-323-4*4* tool 9 30 a m OMnaWarWMp 1100am Wad Evamng Prayar M g * 730 SEMNOC1 COMMUNITY CHUftCH 5070 Oranga B M . Sardord 40 7 -3 2 *0 1 *9 v w iam n Sutoay Worthy 9«c • 45 * 1 0 3 0 a m individuality and potential. Nurture him. Cultivate him. And then give him time to develop Into his own unique personality like no other human being on Earth. QUESTION: Our pediatri­ cian told us he believes our son may have attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD). Can you tell us what is known about this problem? DR. DOBSON: ADD, or *45 *m Momang Worthy) 1100am Wod O n * Pracacv 700pm Thur*. YbuVt Char *30p m * Nirtary PrcMitod MAHKHAM WOOOt PftCMYTlftMN CHUftCH 5210 Martham Wood* Road 407-3332030 Sutday School, a* agaa *0 0 am O dm hSanacaa •00 5 1 0 3 0 a m 12 3 0 p m 1•1p*« . m been hurt or rejected in the past. The more likely explana­ tion is that they were bom that way. Some parents are embarrassed by the introver­ sion of their children and try to change them. It is a fool's errand. No amount of goad­ ing or pushing by their par­ ents will make them outgo­ ing, flamboyant and confi­ dent. My advice to you is to go with the flow. Accept your child just the way he Is made. Then look for those special qualities that give your boy a Ca* 407-3330717 H ftfT PfttM YTVRUN CHUftCH (\J 4 A ) OP LAN! MANY 12* W W t u A w LaM Mary FL 407-321-1021 LONQWOOO CHUftCH OP THI NA2ARCNC 200 N Wayman S i . longvood f L *31-444* Ckmday School 944am Mornng Worthy) 1045am Otddran a Ctomh 1045am Evangeaeac Sannce * 0 0 pm W«toaaday Famdy MgN 700 pm Tbuto. Woman, and Adua (kaa Study T t o v A Strangar Hara* Presbyterian VbuPt Qroup. S n d ry Hyp) School 4 00 p m MtotoaSchoto • 00 p m Pra-School Mon thru Frt • to 12 MordWy FamPy MgN Suppar Third Wad to Each Mordh 1 3 0 p m Salvation Army SALVATION ARMY W OfttMP ANO SERVICE CENTER 700 W 24*t Straat Santord FI 32771 407 322 2*42 CapMna Roban and Undi ftatotona, Corpa im Sunday Samca PrtoM m d Ftotowtovp 1 4 5 am. Sunday School • 44 am. Moana— Matotott 11 00 am Btota Study and Prayar • 30pm 700pm Horn* laagua (ItoSaa) Man s FaOg— RP O ut 700pm Sarto P M C * • 00 p m "W«m haart to Ood and hand to man* United Church Of Christ LONQWOOO mxs CONORSQATONAL CHURCH U-C-C. 1255 E E WtoamaonRoad Longvood FL 407-332 *253 Raw. Or. Hto Rnaxgbtood Mmalar Sunday Sarvcat Cordamporary 900am Tradaonto Worthy) 1030 a m Mi/iay Provutod Church School * 1 5 a m • 1015 a m You** * Chdtoan Mrtotoy 430 pm Wesleyan WESLEYAN CHUftCH OP PAOLA 45*0 WayvdaOr. Sardord FL 32771 (Od M (E*4 51) Waat F n i Sirato on Lai •Ona Maa) Laonard O Oonnai Paatrr 407 3224332 *Whara *ta Ooapal la Good Nava* Suxtty School 9 44 a m Monvng Worth*) 1100am Cvanmg WortTvp 500pm MMWaaa M g Wad 7 30 p m Pta*M Sham Vbur LAa Wdh Ua UPtALA COMMUNITY PRESSYTERtAN Comar to W. 2Sto Si * Upaato Rd 101 Upaata Road Sardord. F\. 32771 407 3 3 *2 *3 5 Bryan Wangar attention deficit disorder, appears to be an inherited neurological syndrome that affects approximately 5 per­ cent of cnildrvn'in the United States. It refers to individuals who are easily distracted, have a low tolerance for bore­ dom or frustration, and tend to be impulsive and flighty. Some of them are also hyper­ active, and hence they are said to have ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). These children have a pat­ tern of behavior that sets them up for failure in school and conflict with their par­ ents. They have difficulty fin­ ishing tasks, remembering details, focusing on a book or assignment, or even remain­ ing seated for more than a few minutes. Some appear to be driven from within as they race wildly from one thing to another. They arc often very bright and creative, yet they're seen as lazy, disruptive and terribly disorganized. ADD and ADHD children often suffer from low self­ esteem because they have been berated as goof-offs and Church Notes Annual Revival Mount Sinai Baptist Church Inc, located at 1843 Jerry Ave., In Sanford, Is holding its annual revival May 20 through May 24, beginning 7 p m nightly. The Rev. Anthony Miller is paster. Evangelist for the week is the Rev. Moffett from Tindenville M.B. Church. For information, call Miller at 407-323-0406. Dedication Service Greater Faith AME Church is holding a special worship and dedicatory service for its newly acquired 10-acre property 130 p.m. Saturday, May 25, in the Deltona Civic Center, located at 980 Lakeshore Drive in Deltona. Senior Bishop John Hurst Adams will lead the group to Doyle Road to view the land. The chinch plans to build the first African Methodist Episcopal wor­ ship sanctuary in Deltona. For more information, call 386-532-9129. Annual Banquet The annual mother/ daughter banquet, spon­ sored by The Women of Purpose of New Bethel M.B. Church will be held 6 p.m. Saturday, June 1, in the Boys and Girls G ub of West Sanford, located at 919 l 'c r s u i u n u n A v e . A reception and photo session will be he/a from 5 to 6 p m The banquet begins at 6 p.m. Attire is semi-formal. Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for young ladies ages 10 and unaer. Included in each ticket is a 1 /4 page "expression of love." For information, call 407321-1881. Volunteers Needed The Christian Sharing Center in Longwood has an urgent need for volunteers to fill various positions. Receptionists and inter­ viewers are needed to inter­ view families in crisis situa­ tions and to assist them in meeting their needs. Pantry workers are need­ ed to stock shelves for client families. Hours an* Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For information, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. 6, Monday, Wednesday or Friday. anarchists who refuse to fol­ low the ruics. They some­ times have few friends because they can drive every­ one crazy - even those their own age. Dr. Dubion is president i>f the non­ profit orftanizjtian Focus on the Fsnuly, I’.O. Box 4+t, Colorado Spnnip. CO. 80M), or www family org. Questions and answers are excerpted from “The Complete Marriage and Family Home Reference Guide," published by Tyndale House. 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ASPCA 2 ___________a n d ter­ m iner (trial) PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER 3 G lu t TO R T 4 S o u rc o s lor syn onym s 5 W h e re to see a portrait ol G ra n t 6 B o x in g great 7 C a n n in g m otal 8 T y p o o l race 9 O ra n g e ye llo w pig m e n t 10 H o ly p la c e s 11 O n e ol 3 6 0 (o r a first down O 2002 Universal Press Syndcele w w w u tupreucom 12 B iu m m e ll or H : Fo 1 8 1 — A P P U A N C E S Sc E d ito d b y T im o t h y E . P nrttu r ‘BIRD CALLS" p p l ia n c e s r n it u r e 1 Luxury turn prOowtop M l with 7 yt warranty.8 4 >138. queen >140. king *210. Brand naw. Located In Sanford. 407-402-2778 Fu The Universal Crossword ACROSS 1 D o llnr v a lu e S D o m D o L u is o lilm 10 U ro lh o rs or sisters 14 Indian n u rse 15 Portaining to ttio hipbone 16 A g a in , in dittoront t o r n 17 'D o s t a c t o r O s c a r winner, 1976 19 C ollogiato sports g ro u p 2 0 Liko s o m e stations or) a c a r radio 21 To m a lo produ ct 2 3 B otto m loss chasm 26 D ecay 2 7 P o p u la r hoalth food 3 0 C h ild ’s c a rd gam e 3 2 N o g a tiv o c o n ­ traction 3 6 E n d ____ (ultim ato c u s to m o r) 3 7 B lu to ’s lo o 3 9 Fa m ilia r tu p po r 4 0 S t. P a u l's C a th e d ra l urchitoct 4 3 B a rb ie 's g u y 4 4 C h o p s finely 45 Cause agitation 4 6 A u tliority 4 8 H a s te n a w a y 49 .. la n d ol N o d . o n lliu . o l Edon * 181— A Fu W ednesday. J u ly 2 1 2002 IN W A LM A R ! P IA / A 1 H IK N Uf iA h E M ARY H IV U UN 1 / 9? IN S A N IU H D PH 40/ 327 1 101 $15.75 per m o n t h ........5 lines / 3m onths $24.75 per m onth ....1 0 lines / 3 m onths $33.75 p e r m onth ... 15 lines / 3 m onths �M th YEAR No. M Copynght O 2002 Tho SonWwto Hcrild S a n fo rd , F lo r id a ■IJlriJUulil 5 0 0 II B-Mi Airport master plan waits for approval By Nick Pfelfauf F e d e ra l A via tio n A dm inistratio n h a s Staff Writer Uncharted Territory It’s only fitting that the Dungest group goes first. For the first time in its tort existen ce the Winter irings Little League will be mding a representative to a S ta te Tournament. Page 1B The m aster plan outlining projected im provem en ts and exp an sions to the O rlando Sanford International Airport is now in the hands o f the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) and Florida Department o f Transportation (FDOT). The plan has already been presented to the city o f Sanford, and w as outlined to the Sem inole County Com m ission this ast w eek by airp ort P rcsid ent/ C E O a n y Dale, and Jim M cGraff, w ho helped prepare the docum ent.. "T h e FAA and FD O T now have 60 days C 6 0 d a y s to a p p ro v e the d o c u m e n t from our subm ittal of the plan to approve the d ocu m ent," Dale said. "O nce they do, it officially becom es the airport plan for the next 20 years." D ale explained that for the past two years, the O rlando Sanford International Airport has been listed as the fastest grow ing airport in the nation, and the 23rd busiest airport in the entire world. But he added that the expectations for the D eputies solv e co m ic b o o k cap er future growth will require a great deal of change at the airport, which is the pur­ pose of the 20 year plan. The follow ing arc som e o f the many findings and recom m endations outlined in the M aster Plan: Term inals The existing dom estic and internation­ al terminals will not m eet the forecast dem and for com m ercial aviation activity. The D om estic Term inal building in the year 2000 had 186,000 squ are feet of space. By the year 2020, requirem ents call for over 1.4 m illion square feci. For the international term inal, there w ere 220,400 squ are feet o f sp ace. By 2020, International will also require over 1.4 million square feet. Three alternative plans for term inal expansions w ere presented in the M aster Plan. A lternatives #1 and #2 indicated the term inals would be enlarged, but remain in the sam e general location. A lternative Sec Airport, Page 12A Doper drags deputy Vintage collection valued at $55,000 From Staff Reports C a lm ^ before Ilic S to rm Hurrfcan preparations should take place before the first storm pops up on the radar screen. Page 1C 511 calli now available on landline phones The Florida Department ot Transportation has announced that the new 511 Travel Information Service, which became available recently to cell phone callers, is now available to land-tine customers (home and offtoe phone) of Bell South and 8print. Some Internal office phone systems may have to be programmed to recognize 811 as a local call. Cellular access to the 811 service has been available since June 24. The 811 Travel Information 8ervice provides around-theciock, real-time traffic and road condition updates along the lnterstate-4 corridor from Volusia County to the attractions area west and south of Oriando. A case involving the theft of thousands o f dollars w orth of collectors' com ic books has been solved, m ost o f the property recovered, and the suspect arrested. Saturday, Ju ly 13, the Sem inole County S heriff's office received a report o f the theft of com ic books that w ere in public storage. T he victim e sti­ m ated the loss at $55,000. T h e theft occu rred at the Public Storage facil­ ity, 2431 S. O r a n g e B lo ss o m Biekel Trail n ear A popka. The victim , D ouglas Korm ke, 49,. o f Moore H aven, w as contacted by an em ployee at the storage site and notified o f the theft. Korinke then notified the sher­ iff's office. H e said h e had been collecting com ic books since the 1960s, and that they w ere kept in protective plastic and placed in boxes. Through an investigation som e o f the books were found at a local com ic book store, where the suspect allegedly exchanged them for m oney and other col­ lectibles. The store op erator turned the books over to investi­ gator, w hich led to the arrest Wednesday, o f Shannon Biekel, 22, listed as h om eless, from Orlando. See Comics, Page 12A Investing public is being ‘screwed’ By Den Ping Editor The Intersection of Park Avenue and 1 st Street was closed when Seminole County deputies caught 19-yearold Octavius Wilson after a short chase. Wilson was at the Seminole County Courthouse to face drug pos­ session charges. When he emptied his pockets to go through the metal detector, a bag of marijuana tell out. Suspect arrives at court with marijuana From Staff Reports saw the m arijuana and ordered W ilson to stay w here he w as. W hen Soto reached for A Sem inole C ounty Deputy, w ho is W ilson’s arm , W ilson bolted and ran ou t o f assigned to the Sem inole County Courthouse, the courthouse to the car, in w hich he w as injured today during a scuffle w ith a sus­ arrived. It w as parked on Park Avenue and pect, w ho brought drugs the engine w as running. into the courthouse. T he D eputy Soto reached into suspect also got into a car the car, in an attem pt to get crash w ith another deputy W ilson out. W ilson took off, and then tried to run dragging Soto a short dis­ away. tance before Soto fell onto T he suspect, 19-year-old the street. O ctavius W ilson (dob 2-5D eputy Preston Allyn, w ho w as in a squad car, and 83), w as at the courthouse for a court date regarding w ho w as doing patrol sion o f m arijuana. around the courthouse, secu- Octavtus Wilson waits to ba transferred arrived on the scene. T h e suspect, W ilson, sideswiped to the Semtnoio County Jail. D eputy A llyn's car. Both vehicles then spun out on Park Avenue and em pty his pockets. W hen he did, he placed a sm all m arijuana In the tray, am ong ill baggie o f mariji See Dope, Page 12A his other personal effects. D eputy O scar Soto County Commission approves millage rate By Nick PftHauf Seminole Smile Paulucci blasts CEOs in scandals Staff Writer T h e Sem in ole C o u n tv C om m ission approved the proposed m illage rate for the county during Tuesday m orning's com m is­ sion m eeting. Florida Statutes require die board to set a proposed m illage rate to be used by the Property Appraiser in the N otice o f Proposed Property Taxes (TRIM notice) w hich Is to b e mailed to property ow ners in August. T h e proposed m illage rates m ay be Increased a t the first pu blic hearing (in Septem ber), but m ay not be increased at the second public hearing. T h e total proposed m illage rate is 7.9637. T h e total includes countyw ide m illage at 4.9989, Unincorporated Roads at .1228, Fire protection at 2.6334, N atural lands debt at .0986, and trails developm ent debt at .1100. W ith the m illage rate o f 7.9637, w ith the $25,000 hom estead tax exem ption, the ow ner o f a hom e valued at $100,000 would be pay­ ing $597.28 in county taxes. The ow ner o f a hom e valued at $50,000 w ith the hom estead exem ption would have a county tax bill o f $199.09. This will b e in addition to other taxes such as m unicipal taxes, etc. The proposed millage rate represents a 4 5 5 percent increase over the aggregate roll­ back m illage rate o f 6.0904, w hich would have generated the sam e incom e as the millage rate from last year. The rate is constant w ith the fiscal year 2001-02 levels. S A N F O R D — The recent financial scand als that have rocked som e o f the nation's largest corporations are drawing sharp criticism from a man who knows a thing or two about big business. Jtrno Paulucci, the outspoken entrepreneur w hose Sanfordbased frozen food com panies _________________ have earned billions, pur­ chased a lu llpage ad in the Sunday, Ju ly 21, W ashington Times npwsp a p e r d e m a n d in g President G eorge W. Paulucci Bush direct his Ju stice D epartm ent indict top execufives involved in crooliked ‘business s a ppractices. r "You cooxm g the bu can call it 'cooking b o o k s,' o r you can call it 'im proper accounting' but there are really no other w ords except 'ste a lin g ' and 'larceny,' " Paulucci wrote in an open letter to Bush. "W e beseech you to have you r A ttorn ey G eneral (John) Ashcroft call grand juries for each and every one o f those crooked com panies and put the convicted bastards in prison now and forever, and thus return the confidence to all o f us in our cap­ italistic system ." In a telephone interview from his offices in D uluth, M inn., Paulucci said h is is lobbying W ashington to im plem ent tougher standards for public cor­ porations. Failure to hold top executives accountable for ques­ tionable business practices could d estroy A m erican business, Paulucci said. "T h e CEO s have got to sigp off that their companies arc wring run properly/ Paulucci said. "T h e board of directors should, See Paulucci, Page 9A Sanford bicycle officers provide life saving lessons B y Nick Pfelfauf S taff Writer S e m in o le C o u n t y S h e r if f 's O f f i c e v o lu n t e e l w it h th e C i t iz e n s o n P a tr o l Index Ck>Mifi#d........................ 1 M I t r o M w o r d ............. P * O f A b b y ........... ta g a lt ..................... lit* S t y l e .................. O b U u o rie i . . . . . . O p i n i o n .................. Police l o g ............. Religion ................ ........................................... I M S I In ad dition to being regular uniform ed Sanford Police o ffi­ ce rs, Ed M orales, Bill W ixon and Brian W elch are m em bers o f th e S p e cia l O p e ra tio n s D ivision Patrol Bike U nit. As su ch , they p erfo rm m o st o f th eir d u tie s on sp e cia lly equipped bikes, patrolling the city, often in places w here regu­ lar squad cars arc unable to go. In inclem ent w eather or during special situations, the three also have regular police vehicles in w hich to perform their duties. But the m ain focu s o f the Patrol Bike U nit is to m eet w ith y ou n g sters fo r b icy cle safety cou rses. R ecently such an event w as held at P ag e S ch o o l in Sanford. "W h en w e m eet w ith these y o u n g sters, w e stre ss m any p o in ts," M orales said. "B ased on uniform law s o f the State of Florida, w hich are designed to h elp b ic y c lists a s w ell as m o to rists n e a r b ic y c lists, w e fo cu s on u n d e rsta n d in g the rules to prom ote b etter safety, w hich in turn, saves liv es." "W e em phasize w earing o f helm ets, w hich are required by all b icy cle rid ers under the age o f 1 6 ," he continu ed . "A n d tne fact that on streets, bikes arc to be ridden on the right side, in line w ith the traffic, w hich has been determ ined to be m uch safer than the old rule o f facing traffic." W ixon continued that there are oth er requirem ents fo r rid ­ ers, including how m any m ay b e o n a b ik e. "B ik e s are designed to carry one person, so In a l's all there can be. The only exception is fo r adults on a bike w ho have child carriers or b ack -p ack s," he said. "T h ere are also restrictions on w earing head sets w hile rid ­ ing a bike, W ixon said. " I f you See Safety, Page 9A Sanford bike cop Bill Wixson demonstrates proper bicycle safety to students at Page School. H traU photo by Tommy W ea rs �Page 2 A Sunday. July 28, 2002 the Seminole H erald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR C O U N TY L a n d in g R o o m O n ly M ea cu pla: T here's a Japanese proverb that says, " I f you believe everything you read, b e l­ ter not read ." In last w eek’s Around T h e C lock colum n, I wrote that Bill D avis w as challenging Sem inole County C om m issioner R andy M orris for the .................................... D istrict 2 scat. That’s Around the Clock wrong. It’s B ill D aniel D on't ask how I got that confused 'cause I don't have a clue. I was well aw are that Captain Bill, as som e people call him (he ow ns B ill's A irboat A dventures, Inc.), w as run­ ning against M orris, but for som e reason I called him b y Dan Ping Davis. A m an named B ill • • • • • • • D avis gave m e my first new spaper job in Lake City, Tenn., but that was 10 years ago. (That Bill was into boats, too.) The m ind, at least m ine, can be a scary thing. Sorry Bill (Daniel, not Davis). John Coffman m ---------- * n t f iia pooto uy tommy vinconi A gathering of black vultures roost In a dead pine tree off Cameron Avenue near Lake Jesup. The bird in flight has his eye on the last good perch available. TVaffic stop s • Kristopher Lee Schneider, 19, o f Flam ingo Drive, Sanford, w as stopped by Sanford police Thursday at H iaw atha and Park Drive. H e w as charged w ith possession o f under 20 gram s o f m arijuana and possession o f narcotics equipm ent. • Felipe Vega, 35, o f Springw ood Circle, Longw ood, w as stopped by deputies near his residence, after receiving a report o f a reckless d river near SR -434 and 1-4. H e w as charged w ith driving under the influence o f alcohol/drugs, reckless driving, a n d . resisting an officer w ith violence. W recks • Steven M itchelle Terry, 27, N ew Waterford Place, Longw ood, was reportedly involved in an accident at Beardall and M arquette Avenues in Sanford W ednesday. H e w as charged w ith driving under the influence o f alcohol/drugs. W hile being booked at the jail, he reportedly bit a correc­ tions officer, and w as given an ad di­ tional charge o f battery on a law enforcem ent officer. • M itzi Elizabeth Henry, 41, W hitcom b D rive, G eneva, w as reportedly involved in a traffic crash on H ighw ay 17-92 W ednesday. She was located parked a t a business on 17-92. Charges against h er included driving under the influence (traffic crash), leaving the scen e o f an acci­ dent w ith property dam age, and g iv ­ ing false inform ation a t an accident site. O th er arrests • Troy Laync Keck, 33, o f O rlando Drive, Sanford, w as arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. O fficers were called to a m otel on O rlando Drive in response to a burglary d ly ed speakers spea' removed from his b roth er's vehicle. W ncn officers arrived his brother changed his mind and refused to press charges. Keck w as arrested however, on a charge of possession o f narcotics equipm ent. • M ark Elliot Wood, 35, of O rlando, w as arrested by deputies Thursday. O fficers said they found his vehicle abandoned, and obstruct­ ing traffic in the m iddle o f Upsala Road. W hile officers investigated, he cam e to the vehicle and officers said they noticed branches and leaves on him . He w as charged w ith loitering and prow ling. they said he attem pted to w alk away. H e w as chaiged with disor­ derly intoxication and resisting an officer w ithout violence. • C u rk M urice Scott, 18, o f Beardall Avenue, Sanford, w as arrested by d eputies Wednesday. A attem pted a traffic stop only >Scott attem pt to drive off, eventually going across an open field at the d ea d e n d o f a roadway, and subsequently seen running away, carrying a sm all child w ith him.. Deputies w ent to his residence where he w as found hiding in an upstairs closet. He w as arrested on charges o f resisting an officer w ith­ out violence, driving w ith a susided license, and reckless driving. :ause officers saw him carrying the child, a 10-year old cousin, w hich they felt m ight end anger the child, h e w as also charged w ith child abuse. • Jo se Luis Garcia, 37, o f M agnolia Avenue, Sanford, w as arrested by deputies Thursday, on his bike. W hen d eputies approached him , ^ D rug raid • Roy W ickers ham , 42, and Phyllis W ickersham , both o f Sir Law rence D rive in Sanford, w ere arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. After receiving a call regarding possible d rug activity at their hom e, officers conducted a sur­ veillance and reportedly saw Roy load a box o f m aterial in his pickup truck and drive off. H e w as stopped by Sanford police on Lake M ary Blvd. and the box proved to contain chem icals used in the m anufacture o f narcotics. H e w as arrested and taken to the John E Polk Correctional Facility. W ith that inform ation, police obtained a search w arrant o f his resi­ dence w here they encountered his w ife, Phyllis. A search o f the hom e uncovered chem icals used in the m anufacturing o f m ethaphetam inc, crack cocaine, som e burnt marijuana cigarettes and drug paraphernalia. Each o f the W ickcm am s were arrest­ ed on charges o f possession o f crack cocaine ana possession o f under 20 gram s o f m arijuana. Additional charges could be forthcom ing. Production Eh*m Tynai. J R - ahaCMaair Dona Diatnch Uarva Hawtuna Daan Snath Tommy Vincent Bnan Kramarok M a c M « « Chary! Smith The Su b u rb an R ep u b lican W om en’s C lu b will hold a Red, W hite and Blucgrass fund raiser Barbeque at the B am , H ighw ay 17-92 in Sanford on Monday, A ug. 5 from 5 JO until 8JO p.m. Plenty o f food, m usic, enter­ tainm ent, and a straw ballot for candidates. For reservations, contact Betty H irsch, 6600 Bear Lake Terrace, A popka, 32703. Monday, Aug. 5, from 3 JO until 5 JO pan., B rethren R each in g O u t w ill hold the second onnual N ational K id's D ay Celebration to encourage youth achicvcm tent. Guest speakers w ill be various com ­ m unity leaders. O n Wednesday, Aug. 7 from 2 until 5 p.m . it's the fifth annual Am erica G oes Back to School event, a com ­ m unity sponsored youth pro­ gram to prom ote fam ily suport and help in giving out Dack ack to school su suppliles. For additional inform ation contact Rose D avis a* 407302-4143. Haraid photo by Tom m y Vlnoanl “Serving Seminole County Since 190S" Sunday, July 2 8 .2 0 0 2 • Vol. 94, No. 98 Be Egan Mon Sanford Police Investigator Joseph Santiago prepares to tansporl an evidence bag filled with drugs confiscated from Roy and Phyllis Wickersham's residence at 220 Sir Lawrence Dr. In Sanford. T h e Sem in o le H erald Editorial Michato Jarla Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N . French Avs., Sanford. F L 32771 'Phone (407) 322-2011 •Fax (407) 323-9408 E SAT S e m in o le County N ortheast D em ocratic C lub will hold a reception and din­ ner, Saturday, Aug. 24, at 6:30 p.m ., at Hilton O rlando/A ltam onte Springs Hotel. T h e event will honor the late Gov. Lawton Chiles and give people the opportu­ nity to m eet N ational, State and Local D em ocratic Leaders and candidates, including Daryl Jones, Bill M cBride, Janet Reno and m any others. C ost is $100 per plate Reservations for this fund raiser must be m ade by no later than Monday, August 19. M ake checks payable to Sem inole County N ED C, and mail to Sem inole County N ortheast D em ocratic Club, P.O. Box 181763, Casselberry, FL 32718. For additional inform ation or dinner selections, phone Dean Ray at 407-687-6410 or M argaret Jackson at 407-3225676. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. 1 Writ* to us: 300N. Frtnch Annin Sanford, FL 32771 Call us: (407)322-2611 E-Mall ut: C to w H to S A d v w W n fl TadWafcar Panodcal Poataga Paid at Sanlord. Florida and addmonal maamg offcat. Bacfcy Ttohatta Rovona Davta Lagal A d v w tttn fl Pa «i8 m * h Join the Protectors o f C om panion A n im als, In c., to discuss the challenges and help find solutions to the pet overpopulation program. Protectors o f Com panion Anim als, Inc. is a nonprofit organization. The m eeting will be Aug. 1, from 7 until 9 m. at G arden Club of inford. For additional infor­ m ation phone 407-327-2814. S ■ »------■ J —a-----a — a---- » E ditor an d P u blisher Dtoptoy Advertising Roxjia Lavandat bout TH U R Dan Ping Adm tntotnUon Batty Bermatt & A Shirley Rowe, Escape Sch oo l C oordinator, will con­ duct a program to teach young people and fam ilies abduction prevention, eva­ sion and escape techniques, Saturday, Ju ly 27 beginning at 2 p.m ., at Fam ily Funeral Care, 7565 Red Bug Lake Road in O viedo. Escape School is sponsored national­ ly by neighborhood funeral hom es and cem eteries affiliat­ ed w ith D ignity M em orial. For additional inform ation phone Barth Engert at 407293-1361 or Shirley Row e at 407-672-2425. In the can: H ere's a photo Daniel — and som e others — ought to like. The city o f Sanford is considering a plan to liave uniform garbage cans (they call them "to ters"). N o decision has been m ade and there is still m uch m ore discussion ahead, but the gist is the city w ants every household to have type o f trash can, m aking it easier for trash col­ lectors and im proving the visual im age of the city. The cost fo r 11,000 toters is about $450,000 and w ould be capi­ talized over sev­ eral years. U nder one plan, residents would pay an extra $1.50 p er month for five years. The city is asking for feed­ back to gauge Canned Editor resid ents' inter­ est. You can call the City Com m ission office at 407-330-5607 to weigh in. You can also send an e-m ail to editorO scm lnoleherald.com or call me at the Herald office at 407-322-2611. As a personal note, I have lived in several cities, and have friends and fam ily m em bers, that use these types o f toters. I like them . W hat do you think? So how much garbage can fit into the toters? In the great tradition o f investigative reporting, I undertook a scientific study to find out. My m ethod? 1 got canned. As you can see from the photo above, this 95-gallon toter can hold a lot o f trash (keep the smart rem arks to yourself, m ister). W ithout me in it, the toter w eighs 46 pounds. There are also 20-, 35-, and 65-gallon sizes available. Sorry, 1 d idn't try on any o f the other sizes. I'm an extra-large type o f guy. o ut SAT Ju st a good o l' boy: For the record, Daniel says he didn't flip-flop regarding B ob G o ff or centralf1oridapolling.com . You'll recall Daniel was touting how close the D istrict 2 race is based on G off's online poll, just a m onth after writing a letter to the editor dism issing the very sam e polling service. "I want to m ake it clear that I am not 'flip flopping' about any o f m y view s, or that I had said anything critical o f Mr. G off or o f ccn tralf1oridapolling.com ," Daniel w rote In an email. "C ould it be that you are ju st another arm o f the good ol' boys now controlling Sem inole County, and you are doing your best to m uddy the w ater and confuse the voters?" I'll adm it to confusing the voters on the Davis-Daniel screw up, but w hen Daniel calls centralfloridapolling.com "self-serving" and "m islead ing to the point o f absurdity," then publicizes its findings w hen they favor his cam paign. I've got to ask: W ho's m uddy the water? But m ake up your ow n m ind. Daniel has a nice Web site at w w w .billdanielforfocc.com . C o l a comment (or The Clock? Send «n e-mail lo TheOockfttemlnoleherAld.com. O USPS 481280 Poatmaatar Sand addraaa changaa to ClrcutoMon Wands KourpwWS* Tha SEM INOLE HERALD P O Box 1667 SarSord. FL 32772-1667 Republic Newspapers, Inc. V Editorial: Subscription Rates 3 Month* in Semnoia County t i l 00 6 Month* in SSmatola County $20 00 1 Yaar In Sammota County $36 00 t Yaar Othar Florida County $42 00 1 Yaar Oul O l Suta $62 00 nmllk*iiailanli >en to raw Publisher dpli|Ot«miaol aiMriU.coa Fax us: (407)323-9408 �T iik S eminole H ir a iji Sunday lulv 2it. 20112 P a g e II \ O b itu aries ELIZ A BETH SW EAT A B B O T T Elizabeth Sw eat Abbott, 69, Essence Ave., Altamonte Springs, died Friday, July 5, 2(X)2 at her residence. Born Dec. 2 ,1 9 3 2 in Eustis, she was a life­ long Central Florida resident. She w as a housew ife and a m em ber of Palm etto Baptist C h u rch . Survivors include son, Jeff A bbott; brother, Roy Sw eat; sis­ ter, Louise Helslcy. Gram kow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. A U BR EY E. C O M B S Aubrey E. Com bs, 67, of H aw thorne Florida, died Sunday, July 21, 2002 at his resi­ dence. He was a resident of Sanford for 20 years. He was m anag­ er of Sam bos Restaurant and with Craft Foods, Inc. He was a veteran of the M arine Corps Reserve. Survivors include children, Guy, St. Augustine, Jay Com bs-W righl, G ainesville, Randy, Jacksonville, Edward, Forest, Va., Ken, Sanford; sister, Barbara Adam s, Cleveland, Tenn.; nine grand­ children; one great-grandchild. A m em orial service for fam ily and friends will be held at 2:30 p.m., Aug. 3, at his lakeside hom e In Hawthorne. W illiam s Thom as Funeral Hom e, Gainesville, in charge of arrangem ents. World War II, an Air Force vet­ eran o f the Korean C onflict, and Army National Guard veteran during the Viet Nam war. I le was a m em ber o f O ur Lady of the L ik e s Catholic Church. Survivors include wife, Anna; sons, John, M edford, N.Y., Jeff, Clearw ater; daughter, Denise Divita, D eltona; sister, Jean I logan, Dum int, N .J.; 13 grand ­ children; one great-grandchild. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, O range City, in charge of arrangem ents. M A RILYN LEE STA P L E S M arilyn Lee Staples, 64, A m cm Avenue, Deltona, died Thursday, July 25, 2002 at her residence. Born in Chicago, III., she moved to Central Florida 25 years ago. She w as a hom em ak­ er anil a m em ber o f Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church o f Deltona. Survivors include husband, Richard, Sr., D eltona; sons, Richard, Jr., H ollyw ood, FI., Ronald, D eltona; daughter Diane, IDeltona; brother, Richard Steinbock, C hicago; sisters, Kathleen Brignian and Janet Young, both o f W oodridge, III.; two grandsons; tw o great­ grandchildren. Baldauff Fam ily Funeral 1lom o, O range City, in charge of Survivors include sons, Patrick J„ Holly Hill, David M.. Ormond Beach; daughters, Anne M. Cam pbell, Winter Springs, Sara L., Mt. Airy, Md.; brother, Howard I (all, Morgan Hwy. 17*82 - Maitland Ph. 339-6988 Gena Hunt, Ownor Ir o w a a , M a rt> U 8 t (n l- w ¥ + ^ A A ¥ ¥ * f ★ A * Hut 'r fi haw been forth* n and now at hutytw*n fn « So won't xon i ome and lake ms hand, and share mv life with me So when tomorrow' suits without me don't think w e i r fa r o/kiil. * It * A' ★ * I f tomorrow M ailt without me. am i I ’m not h n r to xrv %iai should H\c and p ud vatu ryes all piled with tra it lot nit I i i h /i miu li iif a wouldn't t ty lltc wax i on a ir Imlat W’liiU thinking o f the m ain thin ftt we didn't get to mix I know liou mat h xou h n r me. os min h in / lo ir yon ,\m l n n h time that m u i think of me I know yo u ’ll m ill me loo lint when tomonow Mtnlx without me please ti\ om i limit ixtaml Unit tin tinge 1 1 ante am i t o lltd my name, am i look me bx the Imml A n d itiitl my plate wax reads in heaven fill above A nd that I ’ll h a ir /#» Ir a n behind a ll th o ir / dearly la u lint ax I lurtuul to walk aw ax a teat fell fn n n itiy rye I in all m y life, l it alwax x thought I tlitln I want to tlir / Initl xo nan li to live foi xa mm li left yet la tin A I ic r n in l almost im /u n iih lr that I wax leaving u ni ¥ I though oj all the \» strains x the gootl one i atul the bail The thought of all the love tic* shared, am i a ll tlir fan w r hail ll 1 1 nuhl trlixe xexienlay just even for a while l i l xax gootl h ie am i knx ion. am i nun he see you untie lint then I Ju lli ir a l i:n l that thix l o uhl never be I o r emptiness ami inemaiiei would take the /flare af me A nd thru I thought of wot Idly things / might m in tomorrow I thought ol ion and‘ wli lien I tin !m i heart wax plied with sorrow Ital when / h vliked though lira vein gates I Jell so mm h at home ¥ When H o d looked down ana u n d id at me Irani his gieat golden ihtoiit ¥ lie said. 04thix i\ eternity, am i a ll I've promised you*’ huhix soar life on earth tx / him . but licrr life Marts anew’ I promise not tomonow. but Unlay w ill alisvyx last \ml \im e n n li das \ the same way there’s no hinging fo r the fkist You have l*een so faithful, so n u llin g, and so true I hough their w eir limes you did some tilings soil knew you shouldn’t da II Ih, ¥ January 6 ,191 1-Ju ly 27. 7000 I ponilrni! anil I sought The perfect thing to M y To let you know trow muih you mean to me. Today and everyday. I recall the eweet memories of many days gone by. And fondly remember all of the joy you brought Into my life. I struggled within my mind and didn't know w here to start and then, I found tire very words deep within my heart, they are very simple words And no other words will tits.. Prom now and to eternity ... Remember.. I lan e You - I tarve You - 1 Love You a I Miss You - 1 Miss You g I Miss You! S Cod Bless! Inca Smith-Daughter, family and Friends: James A It IXrris Miller, Rev. Antlrony Miller A Dr. Cynthia Holt-Miller, Jeremiah It Jean Butts, Sr. William It Nettie Ryan. 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P A U L A (P A T ) W A TS O N H A R TL E Y Born Juno 18th, 1923, Passed Away July 8th, 2002 PnLwfut.ri P a s t Post Coipm nivJer of;A m erican Li-gigg, Jp9st,2J$f> - Doltonu, F I, Lifo M em ber O f T h e A m erican Legion, D isabled A m erican V oterans (DAV) And T h e V FW Auxiliary.' >t--< THERE WILL BE A MEMORIAL SERVICE at VFW Post 8405 •420 N. Edgemon • Winter Springs on A ugust 3rd , 2002 a t 3 PM D U ilJW lU T U iW rU l liO ttW ^ * Family Owned A Sewing Central Florida Since 1989 ' Hi '(1 GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES B u rial C re m a tio n T ra n sp o rt O u t O f S ta te $< so $ 17>S $ 9» J FW l r Carpet Steam Cleaner Rental $12™ Per Day W e A c c e p t M o s t P r e a r r a n g e d F u n e r a l P la n s 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 $1 $1 dss BUTUX TUMIUJI HAMQIR1 M momi ga* and T H O M A S D. LEM O N Thom as D. Lem on, 85, of O steen, died Wednesday, May 24, 2002. B om Nov. 16, 1916 in Pine G rave, W.Va., he moved to O steen in 1958. He was form er­ ly em ployed by the State of Florida D epartm ent of A griculture and Stouffer Chem ical Co. He was a decorat­ ed U S . Navy veteran in World War II and Korean war. He was a m em ber of Calvary Baptist Church, Osteen, and belonged to Fleet Reserve. Survivors include wife, M uriel O . "S u e" Lem on; son, Tom, Stone M ountain, Ga.; brother, Jack, Batesville, Ark. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m . Saturday, July 27, at Calvary Baptist Church in O steen, w ith Rev. Benny Tart officiating. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ m ents. PETER SLAW KO W SK1 Peter Slawkow skl, 77„ C enter C ourt, M edford, N.Y., died M onday, July 22, 2002 at Sun Rest Nursing Home, in Fort Jefferson, N.Y. Born in Bronx, N.Y., he lived from in 1985 until 1998. He was retired from C on Edison after 35 years. I le w as a U.S. Navy veteran of M ARY L. TILL1S Mary L. Tlllis, 78, Forrest Drive, Sanford, died Wednesday, July 24, 2(X)2. Born in Philippi, W.Va., she moved to Central Florida in 1935. She was a hom em aker and a m em ber of First Baptist Church, Sanford. She w as a form er m em ber of the W om ens Club and Garden Club. Survivors include sons, John, Brandcnton, M ichael, DeBary, Christ, W oodstock, G a.; 10 grandchildren; 12 great-grand­ children. National Crem ation Society Beacon Chapel, W inter Park, in charge of arrangem ents. B a tts F u n e r a l H o m e A N TH O N Y ED W ARD G E N E R O SE A nthony Edward G enerose, 77, Hunt Circle, Deltona, died Monday, June 2 2 ,2 0 0 2 at his rcsWsnye,. ...... ... Bom in Lattim er M ines, Penn.,'he moved to Central Florida 20 years ago. He w as a retired fork lift operator for U.S. Steel. He was a World War II veteran o f the U.S. Coast Guard and C atholic by faith. Survivors include w ife, Ruth, Deltona; son, Anthony, Levittow n, Penn, sisters, Sarah Kalish, Brook, N.J. 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Eventually, getting off at 101-BC will lead one to two collector roads - one going to the Grccneway, and the other, which is now open, leading to SR-46. (The Greeneway collector road is expected to open in September). With the extremely heavy home-bound traffic during rush hour, in the past, the exit ramp at SR-46 has often produced a line up of cars a mile or two long on 1-4 in the right lane. This has caused numerous accidents, and many hot tempers to flair. Now, closing the exit ramp directly onto SR-46, no doubt is going to cause more anger. Until motorists get used to it, many are going to miss the 101-BC exit, and end up having to pass the mall area and get off at the 17-92 exit, then circle around and head back north to SR-46. Some of us may not like this new concept, but the Highway Department says it's for our ow n good - to help avoid lengthy traffic jam s waiting to exit, as has been the case in the past. The collector roads are designed to m ove traffic more smoothly. But just like any other change in traffic we may encounter, w e're going to have to live with it - and get used to it. Getting angry because they moved your favorite exit ramp w on't help anyone - you, or nearby vehicles which you may encounter. Exercise com mon toad savvy and drive safely. If you miss the exit - consider it a m inor goof, and try to remember what exit you are to use next time. And just to cheer you up - Department of Transportation Spokesman Steve Hom an has assured us that this is the ONLY 1-4 ramp change being made. Remember our veterans This weekend marks the beginning o f one w ar and the end o f another. O ne m onth after Archduke Ferdinand o f AustriaHungary and his w ife were assassinated by a Serbian Nationalist, H ungary declared w ar on Serbia on July 2 8 ,1 9 1 4 . It is considered the official beginning o f World W ar I. W hile Germany, Russia, France and Great Britain entered the w ar within a w eek, the United States d id n't becom e involved ...................................... until A pril 6 ,1 9 1 7 . (We had 53,513 casual­ ties in that war). The w ar that ended w as the Korean War, w ith the end observed on Ju ly 2 7 ,1 9 5 3 . W hile the w ar lasted three years and 32 days, truce negotiations were underway for tw o years and 17 days. W hen the final agreem ents were reached by the U S . and North Korea, both sides claim ed victory. N ational Korean War Veterans Arm istice Day is a holiday by Presidential Proclam ation in the United N ic k States, but not observed with any fanfare. Vets o f all wars arc honored together in Veterans Day and Armed Forces Day. • • • • • • • N ot actually w inning the Korean War has left a bad taste in the hearts of many Korean War veterans. The U S . sim ply d oesn't lose wars, and while they d idn't exact­ ly lose this one, they did n't w in either. Veterans who do choose to discuss it often say, " I f w e'd have only.....", and say that the U S . should have hit harder and w ith more heavy artillery and m ade m ore air attacks. M any believe we could have won the war. O thers recognized the futility of the war, and believe peace talks should have been finalized sooner, due to the heavy casu­ alties reported, 33,687 com bat deaths and 103,284 wounded out o f the 5.7 m illion servicem en and wom en involved. Veterans o f World War I have m ostly left us now. Veterans of the Korean War are m ostly in their 70s. Nonetheless, we shou ld n't forget them and the sacrifices they made for ou r free­ dom . T h e Korean (and Viet N am ) w ar survivors don't talk m uch about what it w as like, but they were there, they saw the horrors o f war, and rejoined society. W e all rem em ber D ecem ber 7th, we all remember Septem ber 11, and the end o f the Civil War, but let's also remember these Korean and World War vets. They deserve a day o f honor. Pfeifauf ANoTtefc. Opinion Page Policy o f ?A£lAL Pfc*FfMU<V. 5 TMrt I * ournA C & txfi! J w pecAU # I a rich NAmrfc c o r ? o P A 7£ P*e<uTiVG b o E 5 * -r U g A rt I'M TH6- OH9- WWo T u M B b __ r u e IP- V o i t o A ^ m i H T o W O R T H te ** T izM h .' Don't like our point of view? ” Do eomething about R. Write us a letter to the editor. AN letters to the editor must b e signed and, for verification purposes, include an address and phone number. Letters should also b e limited to 500 words. Letters to the edRor will be accepted by: • U .9. Mall = 1 300 N. French Ave......... Sanford, Fla. 3 2 7 7 1 . - m r ill m m * — —* -»I . ■ ■ ■ I d editor w ■Remtnowneraia.com •Fta 323-0406 Lenars to the edRor and columnists who appear on me ecitonai peye 00 not neoeesarVy represent the views of the Semhola Herald. Lsdnrs may be edtod for langtL - c •otoctrtooot.com H ere’s som e co o l history SAG HARBOR, N.Y. — In the filled with New Yorkers sleeping science and medicine rather than sundown, bring chairs and sit at year 1902,100 years ago, a great on the grass, content with small as the story of great politicians the bottom of the stairs, just star­ many interesting things hap­ breezes now and then. In 1917, and generals. In fact, a quick ing at the glowing bulb. pened. The U S . .......... check revealed that the first ............ in Chicago, a m ovie the­ Actually, com e to think o f it, I Congress appropriated apparatus that might be called ater put in Carrier remember doing the same thing $40 million for President an air conditioner was actually a equipm ent and hung when television reached stores Theodore Roosevelt to out a banner decorated device that, in 1851, blew air and hom es in the 1950s. We begin buying up land in with painted idclcs, say­ over trays of ice in a malaria stood on the street and stared at Panama for a canal that ing "A ir Cooled." Folks hospital in Apalachicola, Fla. the thing for hours, not just at would reach from the there went to the theater the programming, but at the test The history of the world, told Atlantic to the Padfic all day and didn't much patterns that filled the little backas a chronicle o f technological oceans. An American care that they saw the advance, is certainly more com ­ and-white screens most of the Richard named King Gillette sam e film over and over day. pelling than looking at statues of patented a design for a again. men on horses. Actually, the How important, then, was the razor that looked more , • • v The first window horses were no longer necessary invention of air conditioning? like a hoe than a knife. units were put in homes after the invention o f the auto­ Richard Nathan, director of the The Boer War ended in South in 1951. Fourteen years later, the mobile and the riders arc mostly Rockefeller Institute of Africa, and ex-slaves in the ballpark in — where else? — long forgotten. Electric lighting Government at the State American South demanded pen­ Houston was covered by a dome practically doubled the produc­ University o f New York, was sions for their unpaid work. and air-conditioned. As tivity of men and women and asked that question by Newsday. Interesting. But none o f those Newsday also noted, the New certainly changed the world He answered: "A ir conditioning things compared with the world­ York Yankees would still have more than World War I, which had a fundamental demographic changing work of an engineer been the world champions o f » IW ppertetf HUnfc ck l c W l t l M 9'• » (•and^ddhomic impact on the for the Buffalo Forge Co. named baseball last year if it were not same time. M y father-in-law, country, contributing along with Willis Carrier. In that year, for air conditioning, because who grew up in Harlem when it the d vil rights movement. —lf-1 —i was a G cfm an neighborhood, Carrier designed and installed there could h o t be a team called had to make an estimate, ft's 1 something called an "A pparatus the Diamondbacks playing in told m e that when the first about 50-50 in terms o f the importance o f the two o f them ." for Treating A ir" in a printing buildings in the area were elec­ the sum m er heat of Arizona. plant in Brooklyn. The Sacketttrified — a single bulb w as typi­ It has always amazed m e that W ilhclms Lithographing and cally installed on the first floor more history is not written O 2002 U N IV E R S A L PRESS S Y N D IC A TE Publishing Co. had ordered a — neighbors would gather after around advances in technology, machine to stabilize lithographs, which changed size and image with fluctuations in heat and humidity in the summertime. Air conditioning w as invent­ ed. The world and its work changed forever. A city called Houston could be built in the unbrcathablc air o f southern Texas. Computer chips could one day be made in India. The pro­ ductivity of the world practically doubled as w hole new areas of the globe became more com fort­ ably inhabited. The only place I saw this cen­ tennial mentioned w as in Newsday, the newspaper that covers Long Island, which has been a pretty hot place these last few days. The paper noted that people of a certain age in New York City remembered sleeping through sum mer nights on the stoops of their houses or on the T X R v ' caglecvtoont.com fire escapes. Central Park was Reeves On the Street The Herald asks people what they th in k ... The start of school is just around the cor­ ner, and teachers and school stafT is back in the classrooms get­ ting ready. We asked several people at Pine Crest Elementary School in Sanford if they are excited about the first day of the 2002/2003 school year. a Ai .M M . mm ,* • 2 to I -OWE? is Yes I am. I love the school and our stu­ dents. I am doing everything I can to prepare lor the new year. Carrie Raines Yes, I am very much excited. It's exciting to meet the students for the first time. At this age, they have so much potential. U se Brandes Yes, 1 am very, very excited. This is my first year at Pine Crest. Kinder Camp has gotten me excit­ ed. Bobbl Platt Custodian Kindergarten teacher Kindergarten teacher I'm excited to see al the new kids coming to our school. I love to see their reaction on the first day. Christy Qulllano Kindergarten teacher Yes, I am excited. It will be nice to have the kids back. I look forward to the new year with all the changes and new faces. Cassandra Pinkney Secretary I �S imhI.iv July 211. 21102 The Way We Were: Items of Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle E d ite d b y R ic h N o r r is and J o y c e N ic h o ls L e w is "S Q U E E Z E P LA Y " B y D A V E AND DIANE E PP ER S O N ACROSS 1 Kind ol radio 5 Gat one * laet wet 9 Man ol morals 14 Restrict 19 "Star Wara" royalty 20 Destruction 21 Goo 22 Actress Anouk 23 Distinctive flavor 24 -60s British P.M. Douglas-Home 25 Outdoor arcade? 27 Robin's cardplaying love? 30 Rhythm 31 Hilt dimber 32 Fabled fliers 33 Present, as a question 34 Spanish ayes 35 It's usually a led 38 Cascades peak 41 Noted supporter ol Pompey the Great 43 Tequila source 45 Bugs in Vegas? 51 1942 battle site 53 Frequent hangout 54 Ellers designing son 55 "Mourning Becomes Electra’ brother 58 It parallels the radius 58 Fr. title 59 Call lor help 81 Casino game pitfall? 84 Bums, a.g. 68 Tricky curve 67 Fanatical 68 Audi and BMW 71 Mimic 74 1949 Gatsby portrayer 75 Troilng lor a 97 Back fin 9 9 "__lor Innocent": Grafton novel 100 Disposed 103 Some vipers 104 Freshwater food fish 106 Central 108 Before 110 Analysis ol a board game? 116 Quest for the right word? 118 Clean up the galley? 119 Hostile 120 * _ youl" 121 III. mold Athens? 122 Actress Moreno 123 Server ol stacks, familiarly 124 Medicated 125 Itty-bitty 128 Witnessed 127 Taka out 26 Precise beam 28 Photographer Adams DOW N 1 Chorus girl 29 Raid victim 2 Fast finish? 33 Early Scotland 3 Come across inhabitant 4 Lava below the 35 Ebenerer’s partner surface 5 Specter 36 Greek market 8 New Year's word 37 like a Gl series, 7 P e r__ chemically 8 Microsoft 39 HAIotse's lover reference 40 Biased 9 Meal garnish 41 Woven rattan 10 Disney's middle 42 Too the line S.S. Van Dine name sleuth Philo 11 Ireland's _ Fein 12 Federal financial 46 Hindu god ol desire planning gp. 13 Epitomes ol pride 47 Get wet last 14 Volcanic crater 48 Eliot's "Adam _ " 15 Ready to reap 49 Savings vehicles 18 "It's _ world" 50 Santa's sackful 17 Grenoble 52 Levy on a levy gratitude 57 PIN requester 18 Asian dogs, lor 59 T h e Karate Kid* short costar Pat 60 ABA membors 62 Wheel srto 63 Put a new cover on, as a book 64 "Well-boiled icicie" coiner 65 Treasuries 69 Classic sports cars 70 Fakes 71 Plugging away 72 Cure opening? 73 Corp. honcho 78 Chlchdn Mayan ruins 77 "Lord, _ ? * : Matthew 78 JapaneseAmertcan 79 Fills the tank, with "up" 81 2000 World Series team 82 Actress Charlotte et al. 86 "Get going!" 87 First-rate 88 Prefix with genic 90 Christianity, e g : Abbr. 92 Frightened 93 Jai alal basket 94 Pennies 98 T h o Joy Luck Club" author 100 Sap sucker 101 Whero many Goyas hang 102 T o n y ' n __ Wedding* 104 Mystory middlo name 105 Nervous 107 Ancient Celtic priest 109 Folklore fiend 110 Remote button 111 Comics canine 112 Dieter's word 113 Turkish title 114 Novel Idea 115 Really play up . 117 Ground breaker interest in the society’s newletter Tin’ follow ing Iwo items were in the July-August issue of the Sanford Historical Society new sletter of w hich I am editor. ..................................... Tlie first article refers to the Second Sem inole War and was found by a ’searchcr Jim Cara. The sec­ ond article Grace on Sanford Stin ecip h er schools was contributed by Virgie Him an Cone of G reenville, S.C., age 93, who lived in Sanford 1913-22 while her father. Rev. G eorge Hym an w as pastor of First baptist Church. It w as dur­ ing his pastorate that the brick sanctuary w as built. Stumped? Call 1-900-226-4413. 99 cents a minute 10 15 r r 17 10 Forces M ove South from Fort M ellon T he follow ing is a direct quote faim the D ecem ber 29, 1837 edition o f N iles' National Register which w as published in W ashington C ity every Saturday: "FR O M FLORIDA. We have moa* than once resolved not to publish any accounts faim Florida unless o f an official character - for in three cases out o f four, statem ents w hich seem authentic are not to be relied on, and thus perplex both readers and editor. "It now seem s that there Is no prospect of a speedy term ina­ tion o f the war, unless hostilities aa* actively prosecuted by the Am erican com m anding general, for Sam Jones, instead o f being w illing to suram der, is concen­ trating troops at his town. Gen. *6 80 82 83 84 85 86 69 91 95 96 number? Like fajitas Stowing, m music: Abbr. "But,__ I what light...*: Romeo China setting Nice notion Poem pert Close can Ballerina In a grid? Contemporary of Helena Gets some shut- S5 01 ■ 160 TW 103 ns J! 73T 124 02002 Trib u n e Media Services, Inc. a w o r t t o d f t o r O s o f .c o m 07/2WD2 S e e S o lu tio n on P a g e 8 A n i l <i y i . nun • — Jesup is also m aking great p a ’parations for the cam paign, and w as m oving upon Sam Jones’ town w ith a large and well appointed force. "M ajor M cLean, one o f Gen. Jesup's staff, w ho has been reputed to procure steam boats of a very light draft, so as to establish depots on Indian River, which is expected to be the seat of war, arrived at Savannah, on the 22d inst. from G ary's Ferry, and has com m uni­ cated the follow ing to the editor of the 'G eorgian.' "T h e regular forces under Gen. Jesup com posed of about 1,500 m en, (all regulars) have moved from Fort M ellon under the im m ediate com mand of Gen. Eustis. "T h e depot at Fort M ellon is secured inside of a large picket, garrisoned by 140 men under the com m and of Major Stanfonerd. "G en . H ernandez, with the Tennessee volunteers, moved at the sam e tim e along the St. John, on the eastern side toward the south, w hile General Eustis m arched on the western side. "A ll o f the Florida volunteers had been discharged, w ith the exception o f one or tw o com pa­ nies. Previous thereto they had scoured the w hole country from St. A ugustine to M osquito, and thence dow n the St. Johns to opposite Fort M ellon on Lake Monroe. "A depot is to be established under the com m and of M ajor D earborn, in or above Lake Harney, which is about 30 or 35 m iles southeast o f Fort M ellon." Further in form ation on the War A fter the above w as pub­ lished in the newsletter, I received a note from M ichelle M ena with inform ation on the Second Sem inole War during 1837 taken from "A I listory of the United States in C hronological O rder - 432 AD 1886". I then checked "The Encyclopedia of American Facts and D ales" and have used both sources for the follow ing brief infuriation on this war. Tlie federal governm ent was com m itted to a policy of remov­ ing all eastern Indians to reser­ vations w est o f the Mississippi River and a treaty had been signed in 1832 w ith the Sem inole Indians o f Florida. W hen the tim e cam e in 1835 to begin the m ove, m any Sem inoles refused to go; the resistance w as led by Indian C h ief O sceola. In N ovem ber the Second Sem inole War erupted. Federal troops w ere sent to Florida but had little success against the Indians w hose raid­ ing parties struck quickly then vanished. In 1837, a num ber o f chiefs called on G eneral Jesup at Fort Dade (M arch 6) and signed a treaty w hich guaranteed a speedy peace and prom pt trans­ port of the Indians during the sum mer. However, O sceola reappeared and urged the viola­ tion o f the treaty and renewed the war. O n O ct. 2 ,1 8 3 7 , O sceola, w ith several chiefs and w arriors, a gain appeared at Jesu p 's camp under a flag of truce. Exasperated by his form er treachery, Jesup captured all the Indians and placed them in con ­ finem ent. O sceola w as sent to Fort M oultrie, S.C ., w here he died o f a fever in 1838. N early 9,000 troops remained in the state, engaging w ith the Indians until the end o f the year. The A m erican forces did not overcom e the Sem inoles See Grace, I’agc 8A V If J • 1-» • l»* *1*f1 V I • *#'1111 V lflfs - I’ilRO 5A !*.]) i .... u it. . i • -Jil L 'j i v b l i I A n n S o u n c i n a n g t h e p u f o r d O u r b l i c a t i o n o f . . . : F ir s t 1 2 5 Y e a rs R e c a llin g S a n fo rd 's h e rita g e, S A N F O R D : O U R F I R S T 1 2 5 Y E A R S w ill fea tu re hundreds o f p h o tog rap h s on 1 2 8 p ag es. T h is treasu re ch e st o f m e m o rie s w ill in clu d e p h o tos fro m S a n fo rd o f y e stery e ar, g iv in g the rea d er a g lim p se o f life in S a n fo rd y ea rs a g o . T h is b o o k w ill b e ed ited lo c a lly by the s ta ff o f the S em in ole H erald and d bound w ith an a ttra c tiv e , d u rab le co v e r, m ak in g it o f h e irlo o m qurtiiy. hust^nq0 'te l, the theatintm° nhnfn ind° E Luncw Lundou/.i b*'OTu« W ork on th is p icto ria l h isto ry is c o m m e n c in g at th is tim e. T h e fin ish e d produ ct w ill b e a v a ila b le by la te N o v em b er, 2 0 0 2 , ju s t in tim e fo r C h ristm a s g iv in g ! t0vv,n p<c,Uf®o w. Lunaquisi **ora m Y ou w ill w ant a co p y o f S a n f o r d : O u r F i r s t 1 2 5 Y e a r s not o n ly fo r y o u rs e lf, but y o u r loved o n e s as w ell. W h a t a great g ift id ea fo r th o se w h o c a ll S a n fo rd “h o m e .” B e su re to re serv e y o u r c o p ie s w ith the protitty in the 6th or 7th S t r - t a re.. 1914on W E NEED YOUR co u p o n below . H E L P ... I f you have p h o tos o f b y g o n e d ays in S a n fo rd , w ould you shore them w ith u s? 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In any c a s e , all p h o to s w ill b e returned to th e ir o w n e rs unharm ed P R E -P U B L IC A T IO N Only a limited number o f Sanford: O ur First 125 Years will be published. To be sure that you get the number of copies you want, place your pre-publica­ tion order today! The pre-publication price is only $29.95 + tax per book. If you don’t reserve a copy, the price will be $39.95 + tax in December when the books ore available. Simply complete the order form al the right and mail right away. You can make a deposit or prepay the entire amount. We do accept MasterCard, and Visa. S e m in o le H e r a ld S f iM i t o M M M M D IS C O U N T! Sanford: Our First 125 Years Please enter my order for: _____ copies of Sanford: O ur First 125 Years ut pre-publication discount price of $29.95 + tax. I understand that I will be noti­ fied when the books ore available and will pick up my order at the Seminole Herald office. P aym ent M ethod I wish to: □ Make a deposit of $15 per book at this time and C h e c k or M o n e y will pay the balance o f $17.05 (sales tax included) □ O rd e r when I pick up my order. □ M a ste rC a rd □ Prepay the entire order of $32.05 □ Visa (sales tax included) j>cr book. ^ _ Name . Address . City . Phone. Charge Card No. . State/Zip . ---------Exp. Date . Signature_________________________________________________________________________________ Mail to: Sanlord: O ur First 125 Years, Seminole Herald. 300 N French Ave.. Sanford 32771 �I’ ilR C (».\ Sunday, July 2H. 2002 T iif. S eminole H erald Husband who got an eyeful should now get an earful D EAR A BBY : My husband, him, and she's usually braless "A t," and I have been married 18 and in skimpy tank lops. (She years. We have a 12•••••••••••••••••••a has an ample bosom.) year-old daughter. List Yesterday, when Al year we bought a w on­ w as sitting on the derful old hom e that stairs that lead to the has an apartm ent in apartment, this gal back over the detached bent over at face level two-car garage. and tied her sneaker For the past year, while flashing him! O f we’ve rented the apart­ course my husband ment to a 20-som e­ got an eyeful — how could he not? thing couple who are the son and daughter-in I w as hanging laun­ law o f a gisnl friend of dry nearby and wit­ ours. These renters have nessed the whole • • • • • no children. The young w m thing. I didn't say any­ wife likes to chitchat with my thing at the time, but I ache husband every time she sees inside now. Abby, I’m not bad- TXarAbtxj looking, but I'm in my late 40s and feeling threatened by this young "babe." How should I address this? Should I raise the rent? G o on strike? Above all, I don't want our daughter to witness the stress and jealousy that's eating at me. Can you help m e resolve this? FAITH FUL W IFE IN NEW Y O R K STATE D EA R FAITH FUL W IFE; Tire young woman is a poor role nrodel for your daughter. Tell your husband you think the young woman is being intention­ ally provocative and that you're iger living there. Inform the tenants it’s time they started looking for other quarters. If your husband resists, then I urge you both to talk it out with a marriage coun­ selor, because there's no reason why you should be uncomfort­ able in your ow n home. • • •••• D EA R ABBY; After reading tire letter from "Jud y in Tucson," regarding control freaks who Insist their weddings be picturerfect, I have to tell you what opened to m e when I was 18. My best friend, "C arrie," was being married and asked m e to be her maid of honor. However, G she told me I w as too fat and I would have to lose weight before the wedding because she didn't want me to ruin her wedding pictures. I went on a strict diet and lost weight, but that w as not enough for Carrie. She replaced me with a thinner girl, but told m e I was welcome to attend the ceremony. I was very hurt. My parents loved Carrie and told m e I w as being overly sensi­ tive. They were unable to attend her wedding, but gave m e a card with cash to give to the bride and groom. My boyfriend thought the w ay I had been treated was terrible and suggest­ ed w e ditch the wedding — and w e did. We took M om 's gift and had a wonderful evening out on the town. M y m other still mentions the fact she never received a thankyou note from Carrie. M aybe som eday I will tell her the truth — but I'm still not sorry for what w e did. TE L LIN G TH E T R U T H IN D U LU TH R S. I recently ran Into Carrie at the mall. Poor thing, she’s put on quite a few pounds. (1 have lost 100 pounds — and look great!) D EA R TE L L IN G TH E See Abby, Page 7A B u s in e s s R e v ie w Header Ads In lliis Section I’repnred By Contract Advertising. 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You're older and wiser now — not to mention thinner — so 'fess up and face the music. Suddenly I have a curfew — which I ignore — and Dad does­ n't like m e going out with Vince. If this continues, it will ruin a potential relationship before it has a chance to develop. How can I convince my father I am no longer a child and should be allowed to live my own life while I'm still young enough to have one? UN D ER H O U SE A R R E ST IN NEW JE R SE Y • •••• D EA R ABBY: I am a 34-yearold woman who recently started dating a 40-yearold man I'll call Vince. Wc get along great and like each other very much. The problem is my 83-year-old father. When Mom passed away last year, I was chosen to move back home to look after him. R ■ D EA R UN D ER H O USE A R R E ST: Your father is well aware that you are not a child. I don't know his mental status, but it appears he docs not want to lose a companion and house­ keeper he can control. I don't know w ho chose f TC TM C C C I ^ ■ * V I ^ I I l A u W k / T ?T I r so I didn't even consider attend­ ing. I have never met the young man and have no social relation­ ship with his mother. My initial reaction was to ignore the whole thing, but my wife thought I should send a gift o f money as a matter of courtesy — which I did. Here's the clincher 1 received a thank-you note written in my coworker's handwriting! What do you make of this, Abby? PERPLEXED IN PENNSYLVANIA D EAR ABBY: A co-worker sent me an invitation to a party celebrating her son's graduation from college. The envelope was addressed with a computer mail­ ing label. The party fell on a day I work. D EA R PERPLEXED: It's sad, really, because it shows the extent to which your co-worker has failed as a parent. The man's mother appears to be in complete control of her son's social life — from who will attend his gradua­ 7X All About Painting . 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Tim & Ralph Brant, Owners Beat the summa heat and wtnta cold by letting the professionals at Brent It Son. located In Orlando at 206 North Gokienrod Road, phone 658-1925, Insulate your home or business. These experts can enable your home to be degrees cooler In the summer and degrees warma in the wtnta D EA R ABBY: "Going Coconuts" complained that she and her fiance arc having a Hawaiian-themed wedding and liad received an invitation to a pre-wedding potluck: Iluau at the and home of her future>brother bn sister-in-law. She felt hurt and angry because they had "stolen" her theme. You sided with her. I disagree. Her future in­ laws may have been only trying to extend the theme of the wed­ ding. "Coconuts" needs to remember that you don't marry just the man — you also marry the family. This is no time to start a feud. If she doesn't attend the party, she'll be starting off on the wrong fool with her fiance's fam­ ily I think you — and "Coconuts — t(X)k it the wrong way. HAPPY INDIANA IN-LAW DEAR HAPPY IN-LAW: I received a stack of letters fmm readers echoing your sentiments. I did not consider that the brother and sister-in-law might simply be applying the theme of the wed­ ding rather than co-opting it. It would have been better had 1 offered the bride-to-be a dose of cool reality rather than a soft shoulder. I hope my advice didn't pour cold water on a hot party. Mea culpa. C 2002 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE John V. Buckley, Sr., Owner Sometimes Sometimeswe werecognize recognizeaaproblem, problem,but buttry trytotosolve solveititthe thewrong wrongway. way.Does Doesyour yourlivii living room or kitchen suddenly appear dreary? Does Doestout youroffice officelook lookboring? boring?Surnrislnelv, Surprisingly,vou youmav maynol not need neednew newfurniture furnitureor oran anoffice office layout. A professional painting project "ill make a world of difference in the appearance of any room, and All About Painting is the company that can male it happen. 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One o( the most time-consuming jobs toed in a physician* office b handling the primary and secondary billing procedures. Through the u k of their fuliycomputerized service, me professionab at IBS OfGmtral Horida can ekctronkaDy file your Insur­ ance daims, relievingytw office staffathbresponsibttty ADaccounts are handled inatimely and confidential manner with regular updates provided for your convenience. Upon receipt of payment from the padent* Insurance company; they wffl bfll the patient or secondary Insurance for the applicable difference.Their procedures alow your ataff to devote more time to die management of your office and the care of your jraOentt This company also offers MediSofi patient accounting software and wiD train, offer support service* and wfll custotntae for any type of medical practice. Consequently, many local physidans have found theaervices offered by IBS Of Central Horida to be much more convenient and less aperitive in the Icing run. 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Rick & Richard Bowen, Ocularist •Over 30Years Of Experience Many patients exhibit significant emotional trauma afta eye loss. An ocular prosthesb can give them confidence to cany on a more normal life An ocularist b a professional who specializes in the fitting and fabrication of custom ocular prostheses (artificial eyes) and thin prostheses (sderal indl) eyes which fit ova blind, dbfigured eyea Conditions calling for the services of an ocularist indude Phthbls bulbi (shrunken or disfigured eyes), enudeation (removal of an eye), evbcerations (removal of eye content) and microphthalmia (congenital abnormalities). Ocular Prosthetics Lab, located in Orlando at 1310West Colonial Drive, Suite 17, b dedicated to producing the highest qualityartificial eyes, and they’re wefi-known for thefr sensitivity to each patient's needs. With your physician referral, these profesrionab will make an impression of the socket fit and sculpture an impression model and create and finish the ocular prostheses in thefr on-prembe lab. These professionab are unsur­ passed in the art of restoration and reproduction of eye color ana rehabOiutive cosmesk They offer the fabrication of both full eye prostheses and sderal ihelh. Abo offered are facial prosthetics. Ocular Prosthetics Lab wiDcounsel you on the propa care of your prostheses and provide foOrav-up care. An ocularmrosthesb b considered medksDy necessary to repike lost orbit volume and to provide a smooth surface for normal Laoimal tear function If you're dissatisfied with your ocuhu prosthesis or have been referred to i professional oculaitst. contact the office at (407) 246-5451 for a consultation, or you can vbit them at thefr Wtebsite at wwwopILcnm. Professionally Owned &Managed By M.D. Carlisle Corp. 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They can provide pre-qualification services so their dients know how much house they can afford before they go looking. Locatedin Oriando at 1400 North Scmoran Boulevard, Suite C, phone (407) 737-4333. Professional Mortgage Funding invites present and potential property cwnen to Investigate the expert and personalized services that they take pride m offering They may nave the key to your home ownership. Fitzgerald Advertising & Public Relations, Inc. Bemie Fitzgerald, Owner Many professionab and business owners have found tliat tlieir advertising dollars an- used much more effectively when handled by a professional marketing agency. Professional marketing counselors arc trained to understand die advertising business and to determine the most beneficial means of promoting the products and services you offer. Htzgerald Advertising & Public Relations, located in Oriando at 5950 Hazeltine National Drive, phone 251-1020, specializes in consulting and compirte marketing services. Tlieir team of professionals can design an effective annual advertising campaign for your business. They can create graphic designs for your logos, business cards, letterheads and ad layouts They are abo specialists in creating radio commercials, video productions for television, color brochures, direct mail ram|iaigns magazine ads newspaper ads billboard advertising and slide graphics for spedal presentations You will find (lie entire staff at Htzgcraki Advertising It Public Relations to be creative and dedicated to top-quality work YVhrking with your ideas and offering theirs the professionab at Htzgerald Advertising & Public Relations can handle every aspect of your advertising from the initial planning to the scheduling and placement of ads You will abo find their professional services allow you to devote more time to the management of your business Call Htzgerald Advertising It Public Relations at 251-1020 today, and start realizing the benefits now: I I �l\lf*«'c tt V Sunday. July 211. 2(102 T he S eminole H erald Solution to T o d a y ’s Puzzle C o n tin u ed from P age 1A T he follow ing two item s were in the July-A ugust issue o f the Sanford I listorical Society new sletter o f w hich I am editor. Tlie first article refers to the Second Sem inole War and w as found by researcher Jim Cara. Tlie second article on Sanford schools w as contributed by Virgie Him an C one of G reenville, S.C ., age 93, w ho lived in Sanford 1913-22 while her father, Rev. G eorge Hym an w as pastor o f First Baptist Church. It w as during his pas­ torate that the brick sanctuary w as built. i H G race ! J Forces M ove S ou th from Fort M ellon The follow ing is a direct quote from the D ecem ber 29, 1837 edition o f N iles' N ational Register w hich w as published See Puzzle on Page 5A jr u r ix x x r x Salon On Park "A ll o f the Florida volunteers had been discharged, w ith the exception o f one or two com pa­ nies. Previous thereto they had scoured the w hole country from St. Augustine to M osquito, and thence dow n the St. Johns to opposite Fort M ellon on Lake M onroe. "A depot Is to be established under the com m and o f M ajor D earborn, in or above Lake H am ey, w hich is about 30 or 35 m iles southeast o f Fort M ellon." reputed to procure steam boats o f a very light draft, so as to establish depots on Indian River, which is expected to be the seat o f war, arrived at Savannah, on the 22d inst. from G ary's Ferry, and has com m uni­ cated the follow ing to the editor o f the 'G eorgian.' "T h e regular forces under Gen. Jesup com posed o f about 1,500 m en, (all regulars) have moved from Fort M ellon under the Im m ediate com m and of Gen. Eustis. "T h e depot at Fort M ellon is secured Inside o f a large picket, garrisoned b y 140 men under the com m and o f M ajor Stanfonerd. "G en. H ernandez, w ith the Tennessee volunteers, moved at the sam e tim e along the St. John, on the eastern side toward the south, w hile G eneral Eustis m arched on the w estern side. in W ashington C ity every Saturday: "FR O M FLORIDA. We have m ore than once resolved not to publish any accounts from Florida unless o f an 6ffid al character - for In three cases out o f four, statem ents w hich seem authentic arc not to be relied on, and thus perplex both readers and editor. "It now seem s that there is no prospect o f a speedy term ina­ tion o f the war, unless hostilities arc actively prosecuted by the A m erican com m anding general, for Sam Jones, Instead o f being w illing to surrender, is concen­ trating troops at his town. Gen. Jesup is also m aking great preparations for the cam paign, and w as m oving upon Sam Jo n es' tow n w ith a large and well appointed force. "M ajo r M cLean, one o f Gen. 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July 28. 2002 Paulucci C o n tin u ed fro m P ag e LA »■— . . — » ------------ — « rr#t«ta pocnoa oy lommy vtoc»ni Community Policing S em ino le C o u n ty Sheriff's Office Explorer R onnie R e m u s ch eck s the hot dogs, ab o ve, while d a d D a vid H opper, left, and his 3 -ye a r-o ld son Daniel ch eck out a S C S O m otorcycle. T h e y w e re part of an estimated 250 people w h o attended a n event hosted by the Sem inole C o u n ty S h eriffs Office to prom ote the new ly form ed neighborhood council In the S anford area. T h e event took place W ed nesda y, Ju ly 2 4, from 4 until 8 p.m . at tho Albertson's S h o ppin g P laza , H ig h w a y 1 7-92 at Lake M a ry Btvd. in Sanford. T h e event featurod a fly-ln by the A ir R escue 3 helicopter, the Sheriff's office h um vee a n d tactical vehicle, as well as information displays b y crim e prevention s pe­ cialists. C itizen on Patrol volunteers and m a n y other m e m b e rs of the Sheriffs Office w e re on h and to assist. District T w o stafl m e m b e rs also conducted p o w e r point presentations an d answ ered questions about crim e trends, neighborhood policing a n d ne igh ­ borhood council. M o re events of this type are planned countyw ide, to prom ote the neighborhood council concept. too. These com panies have to put confidence into the little man. H e's the one getting screwed." Paulucci, w ho labels himself a political independent, said his criticism it not partisan. His letter to Bush reminds the president that he has been "a friend of your mother and a hell o f a dollar con­ tributor to you r Republican adm inistration." Paulucci said his motivation in writing the letter was to stand up for the for "the working man and wom an — that's w here home security lies for the investor and retiree with very little left of their savings." "I will not take a dishonest dollar," Paulucci said. "It's not worth it. You will get it in the end. If you do right, you receive right. If you do w rong, you receive w rong." O fficials from the Securities Exchange Com m ission and con­ gressional com m ittees continue to investigate further corporate wrong doing, but Paulucci is optim istic that the biggest offenders have been identified. "I think w e've seen the worst of it," Paulucci said. "I sure hope we have." Paulucd's nam e is known to m illions for his "Je n o 's Pizza Rolls," but he began his business career modestly. His father was an iron miner and his mother ran a small grocery store in Aurora, M inn., during the Great Depression. As a fruitstand barker in the 1940s, Paulucci borrowed $2,500 to start a Chinese foods company in largely Scandinavian populat­ ed Minnesota. Taking advantage J e n o ’s C r e d o s Over the years, Jeno Paulucci has developed a set of credo* — "Jenoisma" if you will — that typify the approach he has used In his business career. Though m ost were created decades before the current corporate scandals, many relate directly to current events. Here are a few: There's enuf problems being honest without the added danger of being crooked. Today, unfortunately, the shortest distance between two points is money. The stupidity i f brilliant peo­ ple never ceases to amaze me. Exercise your authority and fulfill your responsibility. The evil done by some is never undone by Good Deeds later. tVr say that iiutustry must work constantly, tirelessly, stub­ bornly to make its ami a better place to live and earn a living; that making profit is hot its only responsibility. Question my tactics, yes. But never my ethicsl What toe need Is strong lead­ ership, not weak-kneed politi­ cians always worried about reelection. It is said: Man benefits in many ways by his actions, not only for profit, but for good. A crooked brookfollows the path ofleast resistance. Some people are like that. Unfortunately in this world there are more horses asses than horses, . Pick your own redflag, please don't waitfor me to wave d. of the thriving vegetable industry in Sanford and Central Florida, Paulucci built his Chun King Corp. into a national dominant frozen foods company. He sold the corporation to R.J. Reynolds Tobacco in the mid-1960s for $63 million cash and became the first chairm an o f RJR Foods Inc., w hich later becam e the RJRNabisco giant. Paulucci has created m ore than 50 worldwide enterprises, the m ost recent o f w hich is Luigino's. The com pany's line of frozen entrees and snacks, M ichelina, is nam ed for his mother. He has w on numerous civic and business awards, including Executive o f the Year, and was nam ed chairm an of a Presidential Mission to Italy to evaluate disaster relief needs by President Ford. four officer unit but one left recently. "W ithin the next tw o y ears," W ixon said , "w e hope to have possibly a six to eight person u n it." S ch o o ls o r o rg an izatio n s w ishing to contact the Bike Unit to arran ge a visit and bike safe­ ty cou rse, should contact the School Resource O fficer or the Sanford Police D epartm ent. Corporate Report Magazine's afety tinned from Page LA at night, there m ust be lights on the front and a lit rfcd tail light on the back. This is in addition to reflectors that should be on every bike. hat it all a m o u n ts to ," M orales said , "is that bicyclists should exercise com m on cou r­ tesy w hen rid ing ." re w earing a head set, you n 't h ear oncom ing v eh icles." Both m en stressed that bikes tie covered by the sam e law s r m otor vehicles. Stop lights, top signs and yield signs m ust obeyed. W hen turning, hand gnals m ust be given. For bikes & If a biker is found to be in violation o f one of the laws, "G enerally w e w ill give them a verbal w arning," W ixon said. "B u t if we find they arc con tin ­ uing to violate the law, they will be given an official situ ation ." 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S im i n o i r Hi Briefs Volunteer* needed I lie Sem inole County (.ii. 1rdi.1n Ad Litem Program is in lu-ed of volunteers to advocate for the host interest o f abused, neglected and abandoned childtvn in a court proceeding. To become a Guardian Ad Litem vol­ unteer, you must be 21 years old, possess good judgment, common sense and b e capable of helping a child in crisis. You must pa-sent favorable references, consent to have your background checked, and com plete 24 hours o f training. G uardian Ad Litem training will be held at the Juvenile Justice Center, 190 Hush Hlvd., Sanfoal, on August 2, .1, and 9. If you an* interested in attending or with m ore information, phone Myma at 407-665-5370, or visit the web site at www.galseminolccounty.org. rai d Vintage View of Central Florida Chapter will be Thursday, Aug. 8, at 6:30 p.m., in (he Leu G aalens Camelia Room. Mike McKay of Central Florida Anthropological Society will pre­ sent Native American History in Florida. The public is invited, bring aluminum cans for recy­ cling. For additional infomiation contact Joan Jarvis at 407-365-6036 or contact bluetrail@aol.aim. - m en identified brethren Reaching Out Monday, Aug. 5, from 3:30 until 5:30 p.m., Brethren Reaching Out will hold the second annual National Kid's Day Celebration to encourage youth achievemtent. Guest speakers will be various community leaders. On Wednesday, Aug. 7 from 2 until 5 p.m. it’s the fifth annual America Goes Back to School event, a community sponsored youth program to promote family support and help in giving out back to school suppliles. For additional information con­ tact Rose Davis at 407-302-4143. Native American History I h e Florida Trail Association has announced the next meeting Ttio P o r t e d TWo-NIght Q otaw oyt \\\U( T h o S .S . 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Runw ays In o ld er to meet the demand o f exp ected a ir carrier and ' dom estic flight expansions, run•: w ay lengthening is proposed in ' the docum ent. Requirem ents include extend­ ing runw ay 9L-27L from 3,500 feet to 7,400 feet, and widening it from 75 to 150 feet. Extending runw ay 18-36 from 6,002 feet to 8,500 feet. Extending runway 9L27R from 9,600 to 12,000 feet, and widening it from 150 to 200 feet. Extending runway 9C-27C from 3,575 feet to 5,000 feet and w idening it from 75 to 100 feet. A lso included is the recom­ m endation of constructing a 4,000 foot 4th east-west parallel runway. Taxiways In order to meet the increased length o f the runways, taxiways will also have to be lengthened. They include extending taxiway B, constructing a full length par­ allel taxiw ay A, north of runway 9L-27R, extending the parallel taxiway to runw ay 27L, and constructing a new parallel north of runw ay 9R-27L. Access R oadw ays The plan stresses that im provem ents to the prim ary airport access and term inal roads will be necessary to ensure adequate capacity for vehicular traffic. Dale sale! the plans for im provem ents on the roadw ays leading to the airport from the south w ere m oving ahead, and access will im prove w ith each im provem ent. C om m ission Chairm an Daryl M cLain opined that the proposed four-laning of SR -46, east o f Sanford, will help in handling traffic into and out o f the airport. P arking Additional autom obile park­ ing cap acity and facilities arc required to m eet forecast dem ands for public, em ployee and rental car parking. For short term parking, the year 2000 saw 90 spaces. By 2020, 2,327 spaces arc expected to be needed. For all four categ ories, long and short term parking, em ployee parking and rental cars, the num ber o f spaces in 2000 were 1,598. By the year 2005, they expect a need for 5,166, and by 2 0 2 0 , 1 7 ,8 3 8 spaces will be peeded. C o n tin u ed fro m P ag e 1A struck other parked vehicles. The suspect, W ilson, then craw led out the d river's side w indow o f his vehicle and tried to run away. He w as captured about five blocks away, In an alley, w hich is betw een 3rd and 4th streets, and betw een Park Avenue and O ak Avenue. Deputy Soto w as treated and released from the hospital for an injury to his right leg. W ilson w as booked Into the jail, and faces a charge of A ggravated Battery with a M otor Vehicle on a Law Enforcem ent Officer, and, Aggravated Assault with a M otor Vehicle on a Law 3 O th er A d d itional m atters taken un der consid eratio n in the M aster Plan inclu d e constant consideration of airport noise, the need for expanded hangars and hangar stalls, general avia­ tion aprons, fuel storage loca­ tions, areas o f environm ental impact. 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T h e T r e ifio n t l J j^ j^ ^ fs e rv in g senior* since 1971. " • C 2002 Holiday R tU rtfM n i Corp. ^ ■ M M U M M B M H H M M M M ifia i �T i i e S e m in o l e H erald S e c tio n B Sports Sunday J u ly 28, 2002 th e B iG S Weekly stats for Seminole [C o u n ty ’s Major League Baseball players Oviedo High School's 1ARK IELLH0RN 3 b I Chicago Cubs h r HR | * 2 1 8 6! ab 45 14 rbl avg. 32 .280 Hit two home runs and alsed batting average another eight points. Seminole High School'e [David E ckstein ss Anaheim Angels h r HR rbl 357101 ab 68 5 51 .280 • Tied career high with four hit game Thursday. Angels only 1 game out of first. Lake Mary's Danny G rav es p « I sav 3 3 to 28 ll6 bb era 15 243 • No wins, losses or saves for Reds closer this week In chase of Cardinals. Lake Brantley High School's F elipe L opez Toronto Blue Jays h r HR rbl 265 60 34 8 31 .226 • Has returned to the minor league's to work on getting. his hitting back on track. Sanford Middle School's ;orey ’ atterson cf I Chicago Cubs [ab h [370^95 r HR 45 rbl 8 35 avg. 157 >Average dropped again this week as Cubs continue to struggle for wins. S o u t h e a s t e r n R e g io n a ls B y D ean Sm ith Sports Editor W IL SO N , N.C. — It was a long way to com e to prove a point, but how about those Florida teams. Both the Cal Ripken League Rookie (8and-U nder) and 9-Year-Old Babe Ruth Baseball Southeastern Regional Tournam ents cam e to a finals matchup betw een the sam e four Florida squads that had met in their respective State Cham pionship G am e's earlier this Oviedo Babe Ruth Rookies win title; 9-year-olds finish second month. T he O viedo Rookie Bandits repeated their Stale Tournament effort, edging past a very tough M andarin squad, 6-4, to claim the Southeastern Regional Cham pionship G am e Thesday night in Wilson, North Carolina. TVvo weeks ago the Bandits had com e from behind to best M andarin, 8-3, in the State Cham pionship Game. Unfortunately, things did not go as well for the O viedo 9-Year-Olds as they fell 8-7 in nine innings to Cape Coral in the Final G am e at Kinston, North Carolina. The lead changed hands several limes but, with a runner on first in the bottom of the ninth inning, a Cape Coral batter lined a double to right to plate the cham ­ pionship winning run. It was the second one-run decision in a championship gam e betw een the two teams. O viedo had nipped Cape Coral, See Region, Page 2B U n c h a r te d te r r ito r y W inter Springs team off to State W IN TE R S P R IN G S — It's only fitting that the youngest group goes first. For the first time in its short existence the W inter Springs 1-lille league will be sending-O. representative to a State Tournament. The M inor Division (ages 910) All-Stars defeated Apopka for the D istrict 23 Cham pionship and then earned the League its first State bid when Ripp Wells hurled a 4-0 no-hitter at Azalea Park tn the Section 5 Cham pionship G am e last week. The Little League Baseball M inors State Tournament will be held today (Saturday) through July 31st in Haines City. W inter Springs is scheduled to play its first gam e at 6 p.m. today and then play at 2 p.m. on Sunday and noon on Monday. The team is m anaged by Sem inole High School gradu­ ate and long-tim e Sanford softball league player Bob Wells. Walt M cComb, Dave Bowen and Stu Edler arc serving Wells as coaches. M em bers o f the team are Ripp Wells, Zach Edler, TVIcr LeSage, Kyle M cCom b, Mason N ix, Shane M ulligan, Vinny Censabella, Kyle Wilkcy, Aaron Dobo, Adam Bowen, Alan Wright and Fletcher Bell. 1M ONES O R L A N D O — D aunlc Culpepper headlines a list o f 12 finalists being considered for inclusion in the University of Central Florida Athletics Hall of Fame. The 2002 class, which will com e from that list, will be announced Aug. 1. Culpepper, a Pro Bowl quar­ terback for the M innesota Vikings, is one o f six former All-Am ericans and one o f five current professional athletes on the list. O ther nom inees include PGA Tour golfer Robert Damron, who won the 2001 Verizon Byron N elson Classic, Shaw n Jefferson, a veteran of tw o Super Bow ls, and tw o-tim e W NBA A ll-Star Tari Phillips. The 16 current members of the UCF Athletics Hall o f Fame and the seven m em bers o f the selection com m ittee will vote to determ ine this y ear's inductees. Each person will cast five votes based on a weighted scale. The selection com m ittee will then review the votes and determ ine w ho w ill be included in the 2002 class, w hich will be com ­ prised o f a m inim um o f two and a m axim um o f five inductees. 2002 w ill m ark the fifth class of inductees in the UCF Athletics Hall o f Fam e, which was founded in 1998. 2002 UCF Athletics Hall of Fame Finalists (in alphabetical order): • Kristy Bum s - Played bas­ ketball from 1984-86. Even though she played only two years after transferring from South Florida, she is fifth in career scoring (1,154), despite having played before the threepoint line was introduced. She holds the school record for points in a season (691), field goals in a season (293), and career scoring average S e e UCF, Page 2B Ripp Wells (right) of Springs All-Stars shows off the pitching style that allowed him to hurt a 4-0 no-hltter at the Azalea Park (Orlando) All-Stare In the Championship Game of the Uttle League Baseball Section 5 Minor Division (9-10 year olds) Tournament last week. Weils' out­ standing pitching earned the firstever State Tournament bid, at any age level, for the Winter Springs Little League program. The team, above, led by manager Bob Wells (top row, right) will piay Its first game in the State Tournament today (Saturday) at 2 p.m. in Haines City. The double elimination tournament will continue through Wednesday. One last try for C hurch League B y D u n S m ith Sports Editor of florida Marlins h r HR rbl avg. [Check out story on him at l www.FloridaMarlins.com . on his future. ike Brantley High School's ston Red Sox h / 43 HR rbl avg. 7 .280 36 C u lp e p p e r to p s lis t o f U C F H a ll h o p efu ls S p e c ia l to th e Herald Seminole High School's 85 C l a s s i f i e s 5 B -8 B C ro ssw o rd 5B S p e c ia l to th e Herald Cincinnati Reds ab I n s id e : lO m ore hits this week saw [his average climb to .280 la s Sox chase Yankees. rH X r n u iu Asa Evans and Central Baptist take on the Saints lor the Spring Church Softball League ' title at 6:30 p.m. at Pinehurst Park Monday. SA N F O R D — Deadlines are meant to b e kept, but som etim es there is a little w iggle room. T he City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartment Spring Adult Slow Pitch Softball League w as supposed to have com e to a close last Monday, July 22nd, no m atter what. Heavy rains that night looked like the final gam es of the Church Softball League would not be played, not a situation that m ade League Director Jim Schaefer very happy. "I want the cham pionships to be decid­ ed on the field,” said Schaefer. "Unfortunately, without a place to play w e will probably have to declare a cham ­ pion.* The reason for the problem was that work w as supposed to have begun on both Pinehurst Park and Zinn Beck Field this week turning over the playing sur­ faces and adding new clay, with Pinehurst getting a crown to help with drainage. Work w as also to have begun on installing scoreboards at both com ­ plexes. After the w ork is com pleted the fields were to be closed for a m onth to let them rest and then opened In m id-August to give teams three weeks to practice before the beginning of the Fall season in early September. But the scheduling o f the work fell into place for Schaefer. "W e're just lucky, I guess," said Schaefer. "T h e groundsercw will not begin to tear up the fields until sometime next w eek and the electrician doing the scoreboards is supposed to be done on Friday (yesterday)." The league did get in three gam es last Thursday at Pinehurst Park, and the two leaders are still within a gam e o f each other. This Monday, July 29th, at Pinehurst Park there will be a potential cham pi­ onship gam e betw een league-leading Sanford Central Baptist Church and the second place Saints (Church of the Latter Day Saints) at 6 3 0 p.m. Central Baptist w on the first m atchup betw een the tw o team s, way back in March, 10-6, and a Central Baptist victory would give the m any-tim e cham pions yet another trophy for the mantelpiece. But if the Saints w in the gam e there would be a winner-take-all gam e at 8 3 0 .m. following a gam e betw een d efendng Polar Bear Cham pion Team N o. 2 from Sem inole Com m unity Church and the Knights of C olum bus (A ll Souls , Catholic Church) at 7 3 0 p.m. that will decide third place in the final standings. The most recent standings released for the Church League were as follow s: Central Baptist (8-0), the Saints (6-1), Sem inole Com m unity C hurch 2 (5-3), the Knights o f Colum bus (4-3), Sem inole Com m unity Church 3 (2-6) and Sem inole Com m unity Church 1 and Sanford Church of Christ (both 1-7). Schaefer has also announced that the Organizational M eeting for the A dult Fall Slow pitch Softball League would be on Monday, August 19th at 6 3 0 p.m . at the See So ftb all, Page 2B E �Page 2B Sunday. July 28. 2002 T he S eminole H erald UCF C ontinued from page I B (20.2). She is also the school's all-tim e leader in field goal per­ centage (.524), and is third in career free throw percentage (.801). She is one o f only seven play­ ers to score m ore than 1,000 points in a career and is the only on e to d o so in only two years. She w as second on the team in scoring and helped the team to a 20-10 record in its first season at the D ivision I level in 1984-85. She led the team in scoring and earned first-team All N ew South W om en’s A thletic Conference honors in 1986. • D aunte Culpepper - Played football from 1995-98. Set m ore than 30 school records during his career as well as three N CAA records. One of only three players in NCAA his­ tory to rush for m ore than 1,000 yards and pass for more than 10,000 yards during his career. He earned All-Am erica honors as a senior by several publica­ tions. He won the Sam m y Baugh Trophy as the passer of the year in college football. He was chosen national Co-Player o f the Year by the Sports Network along w ith Ricky Williams from Texas. He fin­ ished sixth in the Hcism an Trophy balloting. He was drafted by the M innesota Vikings in the first round in 1999 and w as the start­ ing quarterback in the Pro Bowl in only his second year in the NFL. • Robert Damron - Played golf from 1991-94 before leaving to play professionally. He was a three-tim e honorable m ention All-Am erican. He is tied for the m ost w ins in school history w ith five. He w on the Sun Belt Conference Tournament as a freshm an. He w on the prestigious invitationonly John Hancock AllAm erican Tournament. He helped the team to tw o N CAA Regional berths and com peted at the Regional as an individual the third year. He holds the school 54-hole scoring record and is second to Andrew Rice in career scoring average. He is the first from U C F to m ake it to the PG A Tour and the first to w in a tourna­ m ent there. He w on the 2001 Byron N elson Classic. • Tim Foskett - Played baseball from 1980-83. He becam e U C F's first All-Am erican in baseball, d oing so at the D ivision II level in 1983. He earned All-South honors in 1980 and also earned All Sunshine State Conference hon­ ors in 1983. He is the school's all-tim e hits leader (289), is sec­ ond only to UCF Athletics Hall o f Fame m em ber Tim Barker in career stolen bases (92), is sec­ ond in career sacrifices (28), and is fifth in career batting average (3 6 3 ). * M ax "R o n y ” Francois Played soccer from 1980-83. He w as a three-tim e All-South perform er and earned AllAmerica honors in 1982. He led the team to an NCAA Tournament appearance in 1982 and 1983. He is currently third in career scoring (101), fourth in career goals (39), and fifth in career assists (23). He was named Sunshine State Conference O ffensive M V P in 1980 and '81. Form er UCF Soccer Coach and current UCF A thletics Hall o f Fam e nom inee Jim Rudy said o f Rony, “H e is/w as Bigtime!!! I recom m end him highly." He is currently a doctor in Tampa. • Shaw n Jefferson - Played football from 1988-90. He caught seven touchdow n passes helped UCF reach the sem ifinals o f the Division I-AA playoffs in 1990. He w as drafted by the H ouston O ilers in the 9th round in 1991. Has played in tw o Sup er Bow ls. Currently plays for the Atlanta Falcons. H as played in the N FL longer than any form er U C F player. His UCF statistics are not that im pressive since he played only three seasons. • Am y Jones - Played soccer from 1993-96. She w as an All-Am erican in 1995 and All-Southeast Region in 1995 and 19% . A three-time all-conference honoree, she was the 1995 TAAC Player-of-theYear, U C F's only TAAC Playero f the-Year for w om en's soccer. She holds the single-season record for goals w ith 20 and total points with 46 in 1995. She is fourth in career goals (38) and assists (28), third in total points (104) and tied for fifth in gam e­ w inning goals. She recorded tw o hat-tricks during her career and holds the record for consecutive gam es scoring w ith nine and consecu­ tive starts w ith 76. She helped the G olden Knights win four consecutive TA AC Titles during her career. * Ken Leeks - Played basket­ ball from 1988-92. Leeks led the team in scoring and rebounding for four consec­ utive years a n a finished his career as the third-leading scor­ er (1,763) in school history and the school's all-tim e leading rebounder (942) as well as the leader in blocked shots (141). He trails only UCF Athletics Hall o f Fam e mem ber Bo Clark (2,886) and his brother Mike (2.085) on the school's all-tim e scoring list. He is one o f only three players in school history to score more than 1,500 points and pull dow n more than 500 rebounds. He earned AllConference honors in the Am erican South Conference as a junior. * Renata M enchikova - Played volleyball for UCF from 1995-97. She w as a talented offensive player w ho led UCF in kills and aces all three seasons along with leading the team in digs in 1 9 % and '97. She is the career leader in kills (2,151), kills per game (5.85) , and digs per gam e (3.24). She also ranks among U C F's alltim e leaders in aces (154,3rd ), and aces per gam e (.42,2n d ). She is also the single-game record holder at UCF in kills (holds the top five kill totals) along w ith the top two records for single-season kills. She w as a three-tim e first-team all-confer­ ence honoree and w as a named to the conference all-toum am ent team three times in addition to being nam ed 1995 tournam ent M VP in 1995. * Sam N attile - Played baseball from 1980-82. He w as recently nam ed to the Sunshine State Conference Silver Anniversary Team. He w as named to the All-South team in 1980. N attile ow ns sev­ eral records on the career lead­ ers list at U C F including hom e runs (2 4 ,7th), batting average (352/ 8th ), total bases (1 4 3 ,7th), slugging percentage ( 5 6 9 , 5th) a n d to ta l bases (3 3 3 ,8th). He is the first player from the school to b e drafted. He was drafted in the sixth round b y the Boston Red Sox. * Tari Phillips • Played basket­ ball during the 1990-91 season. She played 21 gam es after transferring from the University o f G eorgia. She ow ns the UCF record for best scoring average (2 5 3 ) and best rebound average (12.4) in a season. She also boasts U C F 's top three singlegam e point perform ances as well as the top rebounding effort. She scored 45 points against Lam ar and grabbed 23 rebounds vs. Texas PanA m erican in February o f 1991. Briefs SEMINOLE BASEBALL REGISTRA­ TIONS Sem inole Baseball, a USSSA and PO N Y sanc­ tioned league, will be holding registration for the Fall the next tw o Saturday's, July 27th and August 3rd. Individuals or w hole team s (m ust register together) arc welcome. Registration will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . at the Five Points Com plex on State Road 419 near W inter Springs. Sem inole Baseball offers five league age groups betw een the ages of 5-and-18. The cost is $50 (10 gam es schedule) for ages 56 and $75 (15 gam e schedule) for ages 7-andUp. Players must bring birth certificate to regis­ ter. Call 407-323-5570 for m ore inform ation. STARZ TO PLAY ALL-STAR GAME The O rlando Starz and O rlando G uardians M inor League football teams have joined together along w ith other players throughout the countiy to form Team USA. Team USA will take on the Baham as N ational Team today ( Saturday, July 27th) at 5:30 p.m . at T hu nd er Field (next to the Citrus Bowl). Adm ission is free. Contact Andrew H aines for m ore inform ation at 407 321-2135 or 321 377-8000. STARZ TO HOLD TRYOUTS The O rlando Starz M en's M inor League Football team will be holding open tryouts for anyon e over 18 years old. Tryouts begin Sunday, August 4th, at 2 p.m . at W inter Springs High School. R egistration fee is $50 and registration begins at 1 3 0 p.m . Contact Andrew H aines to pre-register at 407 321-2135 or 321 377-8000 or visit the website w w w .orlandostarzfootball.com . SANFORD TENNIS T he C ity o f Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartm ent is offering a Sum m er Junior Tennis Cam p to run August 5-9. Registration d o ses A ugust 5 for the cam p. The C am p, taught by USPTR certified Greg Jam es and held a t Groveview Park (off o f Lake M ary Boulevard), has a m inim um size o f six and m axim um o f 12 juniors. The cam p schedule is: * 5 -7 year olds from 8 3 0 a.m . to 9 a m Cost: $20. * 8-10 year olds from 9 a.m. to 10 a m Cost: $35. * 11-14 year olds from 10 a.m . to 11 a.m . Cost: $35. For inform ation call 407-682-6086 or 407-3305697. SANFORD YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL The City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartm ent is taking registrations for its Youth Flag Football League. T ne SR D offers leagues in three age groups, 7to -9,10-to -12, and 13-to-15. T he cost to play is $30 and Player Placem ent and Final Registration D ay w ill be Saturday, August 24th on the field across from Sanford M iddle School on 17-92. New players must attend this placem ent day that starts at 9 a.m. For m ore inform ation call 407-330-5697 or to sign up players m ay got to the Downtown Youth C enter in Sanford City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue. Softball itinu ed fro m page IB vntow n Youth Center on the first floor of ford C ity Hall (on tire com er o f Park and ilnolc Avenues). \e cham p ion s from the Spring League will ive their aw ards prior to the m eeting and the •ting w ill consist of going over the rules and llatlons fo r th e upcoming season. To entice a representatives even more to attend, a dlsnt on the leagu e fees are given to team s who ittend. ic Fall Seaso n will begin the w eek of tem ber 9th. Registration has also begun for Fall Adult Volleyball and Fall A dult Church Basketball. Volleyball is scheduled to begin on August 12th and Basketball on August 22nd. T he reason for the early start is that the Salvation A rm y G ym nasium is only available until the end o f O ctober or early N ovem ber as the Salvation A rm y closes the gym so the building can be used for Thanksgiving and C hristm as pro­ jects. For inform ation on any adult recreation offer­ ing, please call the SR D at 407-330-5697 during norm al w orking hours M onday through Friday. W NBA's Most Improved Player. She has twice been selected to play in the WNBA All-Star Game. • Scott Ryerson - Played foot­ ball from 1980-83. He earned All-America honors In 1981 after setting a school record with four field goals of 50 yards or longer that year. He holds the school record for field She started her post-UCF career in the Am erican Basketball League, where she was named the M ost Valuable Player of the All-Star Gam e. She w as drafted by the Orlando M iracle in the first round (eighth overall) in the W NBA Draft. She w as traded to New York Liberty in 2000, the same year she w as named the goals in a game (4) and season (18), as well as 50-yard field goals in a game (2), season (4), and career (6). He is fourth on the list of career field goals (32). He holds the school record for points kicking in a gam e (17) and is fourth in career points kicking (149). He led the team in scoring in 1981 with 62 points and 1982 w ith 31 points. i ■ j? H jr r * a lA itL , \ » t Atki t&iAdk’i Photo couttety ot Rich Brawn The Oviedo Babe Ruth Baseball League Bandits repeated their effort at the District and State tournaments, travel­ ing to North Carolina and besting tho Mandarin All-Stars, the same team the Bandits beat for the State Championship, In the finals to win the Rookie (8-Under) Southeastern Regional Tournament Championship. Region C ontinued from page I B 1-0, in the Florida State Cham pionship Gam e. O viedo Babe R uth still has an opportunity to w in a second regional title as the 10-andU nder G irls Fastpitch Softball Team is currently in Kinston taking part in the Southeastern Regional. Kurt Shoup m anages the team w ith Jim W ilson and Ben Evans serving as coaches. M em bers of the team are M egan Alllgood, Shelby Beasley, N atalie Bellantoni, Am ber Evans, Kyndall H enderson, Jessica Huggins, Dem i Laney, Sarah Pettigrew, Stephanie Shoup, Jennifer Ward, Dani Wayt, and Dani Wilson. O viedo w as to have faced Virginia Cham pion Blue Ridge in the first round Thursday afternoon, but n o score had been received by press time. Also in the field for the d ou­ ble elim ination tournam ent are the hosts from the w inner and runner-up from Eastern North Carolina, the Florida runner-up (North Florida Softball Club), Hom ing Valley (Western N orth Carolina cham p), M anassas, Virginia and the host team, North-Boncom bcrw ing. C heck out the league w ebsite at ww w.Oviedobaberuth.com for inform ation. The Bandits let it b e known im m ediately that they intended to be in the hunt for the cham pi­ onship as they crushed the host team from W ilson West, 30-0, in their first game. M andarin also m ade a strong statem ent in its first game, w hipping the South Carolina cham pion, 15-1. Botn teams continued to run virtually untouched through their gam es as it seem ed inevitable they would m eet for the cham pionship. O viedo then whitewashed the Virginia runner-up, 11-0, whipped the Western North Carolina cham pions, 10-3, and the South Carolina runner-ups, 12-3, to ca m its spot in the finale. M andarin moved on with w ins over Alabam a (15-3), W ilson West (15-8) and Virginia (7-3). The Bandits arc m anaged by Bob O 'N eill w ith Fred Labcr and C hris Bates serving as coaches. Players on the Rookie team arc Ryan O 'N eill, Garrett Hall, Taylor Perez, Parker Perez, Cole W heeler, N ick Labcr, Robert M cC une, Sam Bates, Ryan M axon, David Howard, Matty Spruill, and Joseph Manning. T h e 9-Year-O las from Oviedo had a good start, roughing up A labam a, 18-2, but then had a tough battle w ith Virginia, win­ ning 6-5, to win their pool and advance to the semifinals. Again it was a tough battle, w ith O viedo surviving over the Eastern N orth Carolina champi­ on, 4-3, to m ove on to the finals. Cape Coral romped through its pool w ith a 13-2 victory over G eorgia and a 14-8 thumping over the Tennessee Runner-up. In the sem ifinals, the Florida Runner-up doubled the score on the East Pool Cham pion, 6-3. O viedo w as m anaged by Scott Below w ith Ben Vasquez and David M arlctte serving as coaches. Team m em bers w ere Alex Greene, Austin Lager, Conner Stanley, Evan Rosendbcrg, Gabe Rivera, M att G an d , M att Schw artz, Nicholas Vasquez, Q uentin Voorhecs, Ryan Stanney, Tanner Below and Tyler Marlette. SE M IN O L E S H O O T E R S BO X SC O R E S AAU 16-U SU P E R SH O W C A SE at D isn ey 's W ide World o f Sports Com plex P A C ESE TTE R S 87, SH O O T E R S 82 N ashville Pacesetters (87) Bryant 4 0-0 9, C ollins 8 3-3 24, C. Crockett 0 00 0, D. Crockett 4 4 -7 1 2 , M itchell 0 0-0 0, Gordan 7 5-7 20, Johnson 5 7 -8 1 8 , Reeves 0 0 -0 0, Hunter 0 0 -0 0 , Sim m ons 2 0-0 4. Totals: 30 19-25 87. Sem in o le Shooters (82) Torbert 3 2-2 9, D. M crthie 12 0-0 26, Duval 2 22 7, Davila 5 2-5 12, D 'Em o 0 0 4 ) 0 , Kiscaden 4 00 12, Jackson 1 0 -0 2, H artzler 1 0 -0 2, Wynn 4 14 9, L. M erthie 1 1 -2 3. Totals: 33 8-15 82. Pacesetters 21 23 22 21 _ 87 Shooters 16 17 25 24 _ 82 Three-point field goals _ Pacesetters 8 (Collins 5, B ryant, G ordan , Jo h n son ): Shooters 8 (Kiscaden 4, D. M erthie 2, Torbert, Duval). Team fouls _ Pacesetters 13; Shooters 18. Foulejl out _ none. Technicals _ none. H A W KS 76, SH O O T E R S 50 Sem in ole Shooters (50) Torbert 0 04) 0, D. M erthie 5 1-5 12, D uval 0 00 0, Davila 4 6-9 14, D 'Em o 1 04) 2, Kiscaden 2 00 6, Jackson 3 1 - 1 7 , H atzler 1 04) 3, W ynn 0 2-4 2, L M erthie 2 04) 4. Totals: 18 10-19 50. R iverside C hurch (N.Y.) H aw ks (77) Dubois 2 0-2 4, Biggs 2 3-3 7, Walker 3 1-2 7, Price 1 04) 2, Arist 0 1-2 1, Elliston 1 2-4 4, M itchell 5 0 -2 1 0 , Caracter 5 3-3 13, Berym en 1 00 2, Scott 4 2-4 12, A ray 5 1-2 11, O liver 2 0 4 4. Totals: 31 13-28 77. Shooters 5 10 18 17 _ 50 H aw ks 17 21 8 25 _ 77 Three-point field goals _ Shooters 4 (Kiscaden 2, D. M erthie, Hartzler); Hawks 2 (Scott 2). Team fouls _ Shooters 21; H aw ks 21. Fouled ou t _ Shooters, Jackson. Technicals _ none. SH O O T E R S 95, C Y C R E E K SE L E C T 74 C y C reek Select (74) Reed 1 0 -0 2, Thom pson 2 0-0 5, Chappell 3 11 8 , Sam 2 04) 4, M itchell 4 2-4 10, Taylor 8 04) 19, C arter 1 2-3 4, Buxlcy 1 0 -0 2, Sam py 4 5-5 15, H cngh 2 04) 5. Totals: 28 10-13 74. Sem in o le Shooters (95) Torbert 2 0-0 6, D. M erthie 6 04) 14, Duval 3 00 6, Davila 4 2-2 10, D 'E m o 3 2-3 9, Kiscaden 7 00 1 9 , Jackson 3 04) 6, H artzler 3 2 -2 1 1 , Wynn 4 36 11, L M erthie 1 1-1 3. Totals: 37 10-14 95. Cy C reek Select 11 10 23 30 _ 74 Shooters 25 22 28 20 _ 95 Three-point field goals _ Cy Creek Select 8 (Taylor 3, Sam py 2, Thom pson, Chapell, Hengh); Shooters 11 (Kiscaden 5, Torbert 2, D. M erthie 2, D 'Em o, Hartzler); Team fouls _ Cy Creek Select 13; Shooters 17. Fouled out _ none. Technicals _ none. M A R TIN B R O T H E R S 73, S H O O T E R S 71 Sem in ole Sh oo ters (71) Torbert 2 04) 5, D. M erthie 8 0-0 17, D uval 0 00 0, Davila 4 2 -3 1 0 , D 'Em o 2 04) 4, Kiscaden 2 44 9, S. Jackson 7 2-2 16, Hartzler 0 0-0 0, W ynn 0 1-2 1, L. M erthie 4 04) 9. Totals: 29 9-11 71. M artin B rothers (la.) Select (73) Irvin 2 04) 2, Kamaskie 3 1-2 8, Binnie 5 04) 12, Flander 0 04) 0, Scott 3 04) 6, M. Jackson 2 11-11 16, G rim sley 4 0-0 8, Thom pson 4 1-2 9, Cam enzend 0 04) 0, Franzer 1 2-2 4, Brantner 0 00 0, Wilson 3 2-2 8. Totals: 26 17-19 73. Shooters 16 17 18 20 _ 71 M artin B rothers Select 26 19 18 10 _ 73 Three-point field goals _ Shooters 3 (Torbert, D. M erthie, Kiscaden, L. M erthie); M artin Brothers Select 4 (Binnie 2, Kamaskie, M yers). Team fouls _ Shooters 16; Martin Brothers Select 15. Fouled out _ none. Technicals _ none. �TlIK SrMINOI1 llEILM l» L tG A IS Auction PiAAc auction to ba heM ai 9 0 1 am. on tha day(») apaohad baton al toa front door erf Alban t Tontoo Inc located at 2499 Old lake Mary ltd SuAa IM . Sanford ri toe Itw (,» . poae of dnpoaing of It* toiomng roe toethae Intormation Maata cat (407)321 294S M AM (t) Yaar 1904 V ale Pontiac VIN4 2O2fS22S0n22244l« PuMnb July 28. 2002 00157_______ Nonce Of SALE OF VESSEL Pueauanl to FlStat 328 17 (7 ) the totowng daacetoad vaaaatt wa be •otd in pubAc aala to Rm taghaat tad dee to aabify a dam Inn by Rie Unoe toe labor and or itoeaoa 2002 BOSTON W M A ltn Fl«532ILT H U U B W C E 0 4 2 IO I0 2 Length M F T Owner Pedro Ciomej 12213 Dover Foeaat Oe Ortandn n 1988 MARK TWAIN PAI7S8AS HULL M283901485 21 FT. Cuatomeefrobed Barclay 121 Vatay Part Dr Turtle Ceaat. PA Hanoi/ Midden Harbour Marina 4370 Carraway Place Sanford. T l 32771 Tel 407-322-1810 Bale Date Auguet IS, 2002 at 1000 am Mo veataf w t ba aofd lata Rian SO*, or greater than at appraned value Foe additional totormation cal 407 6577995 Pubtab July 28. 2002 00158 Sandnofa Community 100 Weldon Boutavard Sanford, Florida 32773 rtwicf or pniani to Amend Rula Sanenola CommunRy CoRega here­ by grvet noire of the mended adop­ tion of Rn toaowng n/e L eg als Policy No : 3 030 Policy TRIa Financial Aid Information Purpoae and ERect To ipdaie Ian giaga n currem pcAcy legal AiRhonty: aa 240 345; 87t Florida SUfutea. FAC 6-A-14 054 A notice of Rula Development appeared on July 24. 2002. In Rie Seminole Herald A public hearing on Rn propoeed nAee may ba reryueelad in nr eng apaafytng how Rie parton requetbng Rre pubac hearing ww*i ba aRected by Ria propoeed nAee. netwi 2 1 daya of Rea nobca. aubmtted to Chnatyno Hamilon. Vre Preaident tor Aitnaeatrativa and Buamaaa Senncaa. at the above Pubtah July 28. 2002 00159 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hereby given Riat I am engaged in buaeraae al 807 Savage Court, longwood. Sarrenda Coudy. Flonda 32750. wider Rer Ftctboue Name of Rip The Rack Pro Shop and that I intend to regialar aaid name with the Dtvtaion of Ccrporabone. Tatahaaaae Flonda. In accordance with Rw provtaiona of Rw Fcbhoue Name StahAea. toW t Section 865 09. Flonda Slatutaa 1991. Edward KramarcA Pubkah July 28. 2002 00180 NOTICE Vahkta Auction • 9 00am WHEN Auguet 8, 3002 WHERE PauTa Truck and Auto Rape*. Inc. 1919 W lei Street. Sanford. F I 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE. YEAR. 1997 MAKE Dodge M OOEl Neon COl OR Red JiAy19. 2002 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HLARRK1 TO CONStOCR THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANTORO. FLORIDA Nobca la hereby gnren that a Pubac fleering wB ba held In Rie Comrreealon Room al Rw CRy Has. 300 North Park Avenue. In Rw C*y of Sanford. Flonda. al 7.00 o'clock PM on Auguet 12, 2003 to consider the adoption of an ord­ nance by the CAy of Sanford. Florida, deserted aa toaows ORDINANCE NO. 3727 TO ANNEX 2 410i ACRES OF PROPERTY LYINO BETWEEN MARQUETTE AVENUE ANO BROOKS STREET EXTENDED EASTERLY AND BETWEEN SIPES AVENUE AND BEARDAU AVENUE; AS SHOWN O N THE MAP BELOW. L V1N • 1B3ES47Y8VD20496O VEHICLE YEAR 1008 MAKE Ptymou6i MOOEL 4DR COLOR Blue VIN • 1P3OS40OXJN185034 VEHICLE MAKE Omck MOOEL: Regal COLOR Gray VIN f: 1G4AM47A1BH195959 FMbksh J0>y 28. 2002 00181 NOTICE OF CLAIM OF U EN A PROPOSED SALE O F V E H IC tC t LEINOR SADI SCO OF FLORIOA. 3701 So Senlord Ave. Senlord F I 32773 Dale of Sale: 087302 Time of Sale BOO AM YRMAKE VINf 89 MONO JHMCA5530KC102778 93 MAZO 1YVQE22ASPS183879 93FORO 1FACP57U8PA223239 91 PONT 1G2NE54U1MCS82I52 95CHEV 3GNEK18K4SQ104007 94 FORD 1F7CR10V0RTA17585 97CHEV 1O1NO52T3VYI40172 88 BMW WBAAB540889881405 98 MONO 1MGCQ5650W4057098 93MIT3 KPHVOI2J4PU218438 98 JEP 1J4FT67F7WL248100 92 PLYM 2P40H2534NR853252 91 MYUN KMHVE32J7MU074301 85 0 0 0 0 1B38Z44C3FD373739 98 8TRN 1O8ZJ5277TZI72208 97 TO YT 2T1BB02E0VC189225 WILL BE 80 10 TO SATISFY TOWINO 1 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 t STORAGE SERVICES REMAIN UNPAID. MAY BE SOLO AFTER 35 OAYS IF THE VEHICLE IS MORE THAN 3 YEARS OF AGE ANO AFTER 50 OAYS IF THE VEHI­ CLE IS 3 YEARS OF AGE OR LESS FREE OF ALL PRIOR LIENS SALE WILL BE HELD AS POSTED t AT THE LOCATION INDICTED FOR THE UENOfl ABOVE PubAeh JtAy 28. 2002 00162 NOTICE OF CLAIM OF U E N 8 PROPOSEO BALE OF VEHICLES LEINOR SAOISCO OF FLORIDA. 3701 8o Senlord Avb, Sanford F I 32773 Dale of Sale 087X32 Tima of Sale; 8 00 AM YRMAKE VINf 2000 MAZDJMITA2228YI611713 WILL BE SOLO TO SATISFY TOW­ ING t STORAGE FEES PLUS ACCUMULATING STORAGE. OWNER MAS A R O U T TO A HEAR­ ING PRIOR TO SALE DATE. ANY VEHICLE WHICH REMAINS UNCLAIMED OR FOR WHOM THE CHARGES FOR RECOVERY TOW ­ ING t STORAGE SERVICES REMAIN UNPAID. MAY BE SOLD AFTER 33 DAYS IF THE VEHICLE IS MORE THAN 3 YEARS OF AGE ANO AFTER 50 DAYS IF THE VEHI­ CLE IS 3 YEARS OF AGE OR LESS FREE OF ALL PRIOR LIENS SALE WILL BE HELD AS POSTED 4 AT THE LOCATION INOICTEO FOR THE LIENOR ABOVE Pub*ah: JtAy 28. 2002 00163 PUBLIC AUCTION Pubic auction to ba held at 1200 p m on Vw 9th day of Auguel 3003 Al *w tram door ol Banked Towing and Recovery located at 3532 Country Ctob Rd, Sanford. FI 32771. tor t w pwpoaa of deposing of tw A complete deaerpbon and a copy of Rw ordnance ehal ba avaiaH a at Rw office of Rw CRy Clerk lor al persona deWring to aaamRta Rw same. A l partes In nearest and caarana anal have an opportuniy to be heard al said By order of Rw CRy Commrsaean of Rw CRy of Sanford Flonda. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDlNQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE RI ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 33(75828 48 HOURS RI ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC Ma parson decides to appeal a decision mads w«h reaped to any matter considered al Rw above mssbng or hearing, ha may need a verbahm record of Rw proceednge. tndudng Rw leabmony and evi­ dence, wtech record la not provided by Rw CRy of Sanford (F 8 288 0105) Redwi Camrceb Deowtv CRv Clerk Pubtah: >Ry 31.2002 and August 7, 2002 00155 July 19 2002 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARR4Q TO CONSOCR THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLOTODA Nobca la hereby given Rial a Pubac Hearing wB ba held m Rw Commwaion Room al Rw CRy Hal. 300 North Pad Avenue, n Rw CRy d Sanford. Flonda. al TOO o'clock PM on Auguet 12, 2002 to consider Rw edopbon ot an ord­ nance by Rw CRy of Senlord Flonda. desorbed es toaows ORDINANCE NO. 3711 TO ANNEX 64 41a ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN THE CEN­ TRAL FLORIOA GREENE WAY ANO HUGHEY STR EET EXTCNOED EAST­ ERLY ANO WESTERLY ANO BETWEEN W H E N ROAD EXTENDED NORTHERLY ANO SOUTHERLY ANO THE CENTRAL FLORIDA OREENEWAY. AS SHOWN ON T I C MAP BELOW. 1 A complete deaerpbon and a copy ol Rw ordnance shea be ivaiabfa al I office ol Rw CRy Clod lor el persona desiring to eiamew Rw seme AI pertwa »i merest and ceuena ahal have an opportunRy to be heart af at By order ol Rw CRy Commwaetn ol Rw CRy of Senlord. Flonda PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE Rf ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3305828 48 HOURS Rf ADVANCE OF THE MEET RIG ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC R a person decides to appeal a daemon mads aeh reaped to any manat corwdered af Rw above meeing or hearing, ha may need a verbattn record of Rw proceedngs. (ndodng Rw leabmony and evi­ dence, wtech record B nol provided by lha Cay of Senlord (F.S 288 0105) Rachel Carraceb Deputy CRy CWd Pubkah JiAy 31. 2002 and Augml 7. 2002 OOt58 L eg als YEAR 1998 MAKE NISSAN V*tl JN1HUItP8JT645829 Pubac aucaon to ba held al 1200 pm. on Iw 13*i day ef August 1002 Al »w ftont door d Senlord Towmg and Recovery located at 2322 Country Ctob R d. Sanford. FI 32771, tor t w pupoaa ot deposing of Ow toaowfng vehicle: YEAR 1997 MAKE NISSAN VINf JNIAS44D5VW103442 Pubic aucaon to ba hafd al 1200 p m on t w lIB i Bay af August 2002. Al tw front door of Sardord 2522 Cotmby Ctob R d. Serdord. FI 32771, tor Ow purpose of deposing of Ow toOosrtng vehicle YEAR 1987 MAKE FORD 1FTEF15Y9MNB1S491 YEAR 1986 MAKE CHEV 101BN3SY809135803 Pubkah Jtdy 28.2002 00184 Bf THE O RCUfT COURT FOR S E tflN O U COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE OtVISICN Case Number: 02-723-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF GEORGE W KIMMONS. NOTICE OF AOMBP3TKATION The atkntnobaicn ol tw estate of GEORGE W. KIMMONS. deceased Fie Member 02 72S-CP, la pendng In t w Crrad Court tor Semnoie County. Flonda. Probale Dneun. tw addreea of which Is P.0. Drawer C. Sanford. Flonda 32772 The names of tw personal represent ■this's attorney are eel tortt below. A a INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A a PERSONS upon whom tee notice It SERVED WHO HAVE OBJECTIONS that challenge tw vaAdty of tw wB. tw (juakbeaborw of the personal representative, vanue, or furtedcacn ol tw Court, ere revered to Me tree obfsebona to tw Coerl WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM or. IF NOT PERSONALLY SERVED THEN WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CREDITORS of tw decedent and otwr persona having dame or demands against decederr't aetata on whom a copy of tds rwbes was SERVED MUST FILE THEIR CLAIMS with tea Court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE or IF NOT PER SONALLY SERVED THEN WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H B NOTICE. A a CLAMS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dels of tw km putscaaon of t w Nonce leJidy 28.2002 Personal RapreaentaUve ANHKIUMONS 210 Cyratal View Bouti Sanford, a 32773 BRIAN R LOC. ESQUIRE Attorney tor Personal Representative Flonda Bar No : 0722580 3974 Wad Lake Mary Bb d. •138 Lake Mary. F I 32748 Phone (407) 3238128 Pubkah Jidy 28. 2002 and August 4.2002 00185 Bf THE CM CUIT COURT O f TH E IITM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SCMBfOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA I I T. II • eg als GEN ER AL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASC NO: 02-CA-006* 14 W FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F/K/A FT MORTOAGE COMPANIES DIVA SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGI PLAINTIFF VS EUGENIA B COFFEY. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN spouse, he ir s , I'llRC .'{It orvisrrs GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INI I BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST EUGENIA B COfFEY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF EUGENIA B COFFEY. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFENOAffT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to l»n Order Granting the Motion lo Reset Foreclosure Saw* dated July 18. 2002. entered in Crv4 C a m No 02C A 0006 1 4 W o U « Ctrrurt Court ol Ihe 18TH Jud*cwl OnxM m and for SEMINOLE County SANFORD. FLORIDA I wJI sefl to )hm highest and beet ladder for cash ai me WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse. 301 N PARK AVENUE . SANFORO. FLORIDA. Florida a! 1100 a m on the 20 d-iy of August, 2002 me Mowing desertwd property at sel lorth in scud Summary Fmal Judgment, to writ LOT 58. OF ROBIN HtlL. UNIT THREE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 15. PAGE 32. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated th* day of JUL 22. 200? (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Cecu* Court By Rum King Deputy Clerk Pubfcsh In: The Serrvnole Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. persons with rteabilmes need ing a special accommodation ihouD contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al me SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-323 4330. 1-800* 955-8771 (TDO)or 1-000955 8770. via Florida Relay Service DAVIO J STERN. PA 801 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (954)233 8000 PubkahJiAy 28. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00188 M THE CWCUfT COURT O f TH E 18TH JUDICIAL ORCUfT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 004^-421-14 K WHITE MOUNTAIN SERVICES CORPORATION F/K/A SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF V3. DAVIO E ZUCKERMAN. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNQCR OR AGAINST OAVID E ZUCKTRM a n DENISE M ZUCKERMAN SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNEA8 ASSOCIATION. INC.; HUBBARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CVB/A ORLANDO PAVING COMPANY; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) RE-NOTICE O f FORE CLOSURE 8ALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur euant to an Order Granting the Motton lo Reset Foreclosure Sale dated July 17. 2002. entered m Civ4 Cate No OO-CA-421 14 K of tie O ra * Court of me 1ITH Judrusi Cecut ki and for SEMINOLE County. SANFORO. FLORIOA. I w4l set lo me highest end best bidder for cash at me W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE of Via SEMINOLE County Courthouse. 301 N PARK AVENUE . SANFORD. FLORIDA. Florida al 1100 a m. on me 20 day of August. 2002 the fottowmg desenhed property as sal forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit LOT 18. BLOCK 0. SWEETWATER OAKS SECTION 7. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGE 28 AND 29. PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIOA Dated tea 17 day of AAy. 7002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerti of me O c u l Court Bjr Mary Stroupe Deputy Clef* Pubkah In: The Senwioie Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, persona w4h dsabMes need­ ing a special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION at ma SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407 323-4330. 1-800 955-8771 (TOO) or 1-800 955*770. via Flonda Relay Service DAVID J 8 TE R N .P A 801 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (9541233 6000 Pubkah Ji>y 28. 2002 and August 4. 2002 00167 M THE ORCUfT COURT O f THE 18TH JUOfOAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR tU M N O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01-CA-1128-14 K FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGF CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS ANDRE DEMONE SMITH. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND AIL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN •fTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST ANDRE DEMONE SMITH. NANCY SMITH Aft/A NANCY D WARE SMITH. ANESA M SMITH. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. JO ftf DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFENDANT(S) RE-NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN pur euant to an Order Granting the Mutton lo Reset Foreclosure Sale dated A iy 18. 2002. entered in Ovtf Case No 01 -CA 1130 14 K ol me Circuit Court of Vie 18TH Jutkctal O a r f m and lor SEMINOLE County SANTORO. FLORIDA I w l sefl lo me highest and best bidder lor cash at WEST IR O N T DOOII f.l CO UinH O USI of *• I Milio* l County CourthmtM' .9)1 N PARK AVENUE . SANfORfi M nfUDA FTorklii at 11 00 a rn i *i t*» •. o rt.iy - 1 Auguif. 2007 Tt**» f Jiomng il* •rtt*>l property n» r*i f ’tti hi • •"! Sumnstry F ru l JufrynvfA, l«* vn* itn N II SOUTH 1 I F t F T Of II 17 OF BLOCK *. P H I • II OPI DA LAND ANO COLONIZATION COMPANY IIM IIIO MAP fJf ST OCRTRUDF APDili »N TO TOWN OF SANFOIlO# ACCORDING TO THE PI Al THE R f Of A 1 1 CO IN M ANO 113 PUBLIC H f of ID i Ol SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated tf*s 1" (CIRCUIT COURT SF A l ) MARYAIfftr MOR 1 Clerk of the C v o il C mj 1 B y M.tty Slroupn Deputy Cicrt Pubkah m The Scnv^'.. M-. *i IN ACCOMDANCI W ITH THE AMERICANS W illi I ” UniLHICS ACT. porsorts rn\fy **. »**•» l Ing a .KrorryrvjdjKfM ilwjV | cont.icl COURT ADUfflSTRATION. ot Itw* EEMtfKXE Coufty Courmrv*»' .it 407 »i: ,\ ! *’0 1 ( •' via nor*l« RMay r> »»• DAVID J STLHN »*A 60i n U NivcRnirvoffivi SUITE 5orj PLANTATION 11.33324 (954)733 0000 PUbi-ih Juty 29 :>f-V »r-l Airy.rl f. 2002 00188 61 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RIF 18TM JUD»C1AL CIRCUIT 61 AND 1011 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CCMEIIAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO OI-CA 19S8 14 K NATIONAL CI1Y MORTGAfit COMPANY IIA If lllf F VS DAVIO O SH Ei. HI AK.'A DAVIO I OSIIEL. JR 6 UV0IQ ANO «r DEAD THE UNK.NOV/N SI *JM.\ HEIRS D6VI8E1 ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OIM ER PARIICS CLAIMING All iN trm i d . OR AGAINST DAVID Of H f l JR AK/A DAVID l OSH! I . JII I M6.V SMFI IF L WING. AND IF Df AD THE UNKNOWN 8POUKF HE6V. M VK i i ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS TnU*; 11 I f AND At l OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST lir THROUGH. UNOEH OR AGAINST FM CVOSIIf L V 6 « l DOL AND JANE (XJ( A:; UNKNOWN TEItANTOIN POSSESSOR DEFCNDANR5) RE-NORCE Of FORECLOSURE SAL I NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN pi#* •uam lo .in Or»l»if Granftrvj tt»o Molior» lo Ri '.nx Forecl rsuro Sa'n doled J»iy 18 2002 cnlert d m C'i>4 Case No 0 I O 1956 i t K o f Be Circud Court of thA 18TH Ji#l »al Circuit m an<| lor SEMINOLE Cci.-r *r. SANronO FLORIDA, I w-fl »r4l 10 »ie Nglw-tt nrwl he*.t t VV»« i.i rjivh al me W ESI FRONT DOOR O f count ................. County Courthouw JO I N PARK AVENUE . SAllt ORD. FLORIOA Florida at 11 /IQ a m nn tt*o .*0 d.«v ri Auguyt. tlx. J property .» «i I hi* , » 1 8«*rvi«»/1 ..1 a l«vA» WEST, 17 O l LOI O a k H4L V a iA S PHASE III. ACCORDING f O R IE PLAT THERE Of AO RECORD­ ED 64 PLAT BOOK 41. PAGE(S| 18 OF THE PUBLIC ME CORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNT Y f l OR IDA Da!**! Hu* 18 clay ol J<rty 2907 (C ir c u it c o u n t SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE Clerk oI mo Circuit Court By Mary Slruiipe Deputy Clerk PuWtsh m The Semmctc Herald M ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS W illi DlSAIMllllE'i ACT. persons wi®» m vx I Ing a tpoci.il acuHnmodwton IvnAJ contact COtPtf ADMINISTRATION, al Iho SEMINOLE County Courtw/v* at 407 323 43JO 1 600955 8771 (TOO) nr I 6LX) 955-0770. via Florvl i MoUy S«wvv.s’ DAVID J S l ( RN PA 801 S UNW I RSITY ORWt SUITE 500 PLAN FA! ION. EL 33324 (954)233 6000 PubkUi July 78. T W and Auguel « 200? 00169 61 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 1Ml iflIH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O IO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GCNCRAl JURtSDfCTtOH QtVISION CASC NO: 02-CA-524 141 PUINVF.MMI m ( OR* ( RATION. PLAINT If f VS RICKEY ItLitS . 6 tW IN a . AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SMOUSl HEIMS. DEVISEES GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUST! L*1 AllO ALL OTHER PARTIIS CLAIMING All INN Ml | l • • OR AGAINST IRCKFr IIILLIS JOHN DOT AND JANE tiOL AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEI ENT i AN NS) RE MURCE Of PORE CLOSURE SALE •NOTICE IS HEREBY O lV fN p h mam to af 0 **g me Motton In Rcvd lorr mae ‘- •le datod July 17 2002. e* W n l m Ci-4 Caee Nu 01CA 52I U L o' r.« Cetuk Court c4 the tBTH J j d r i i Crrojk tn wxl Inr STM IKX E Cm */ SANFORO, llO R iO A I vrt ref to 6 k?Mj^retl and Imrl bidder lor cavh at 6*e WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURIFfOUSI i4 0 m> CEM6KXE Crxaity Courttv-xju* » l It PARK AVENUE SANTORO ILORIOA Flonda al 1 1 00 a m on 6 hd-iy •4 Aurjmt 200? t»« t ’ -w;j. property at tet li>8«h Hi •,'kd Sunvnary Final Jutpjnw-. ♦ to v,a LOT ? Ill PI Al OF DCSLONGCHAMPS OUBDtVISlON ACCORDING TO THE PLa T I HI RI 'll IS AT BOOK • RECORDS O f t CMiHOtt. COUN TY .F U Da?e*l Wi» 17 d*y iA J 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE M'VtM CWrk of tfwOruat C. i*t By Mary Stroupe Deputy O d Put'll' 0 vi Tl»* Renaiv.-:* H ♦iW I M .M * I R iA l.S PLANIATION I I 31124 ART •i<.\ ii i.ty rn. 2067 an»l Augnnt 4. SESSION OF THE SUB IFL » PROPERTY I V»4I SeWluftKi h*;». •» arvl t'eNl b>f C »'J* * 6 W FST FRONT TKKJR Of THt ST MINOI I CO UN TY CO l 111I MOUSE, m Seminole l.o rm , Florida, at It 00 on 6m 20 tiny • August. 2002. Ibe » 4H*wir»g desenbod property as ^r*t t- »t** •< sa*d Feral Jodguienl w.t LO T ft4 ( " M l pun R SECOND ADDITION ACCORD'D 1 m THI I ' Al THI RI O l A', n r CORDED IN H A T BOOK 10 FYU .1 3 " •AND 11 r I T N I LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORK3A r< . ITH AVENUE SANf Of 10. FI 32773 In accordance wfllr tf»* Americans w-6r (VsftfHktirs Art. Pi rsorts ni*i| D»sat*ht*es neerkng a spocaW rr.rrwn* modatton to part* «p*i>' »n 6» . p f c»*e«kng shrxAl conLsd the Creid Admrrxstmtor ol 201 N P irk Avenue Senlord FI K I Number (407)323 4310 Mt r than sevrrr (7) day i poor to p* ceednrg 6 Itearmg rmponed (TDD) t fvy) '**ir« 0771 W n «v ’ • 055 0770 vw rtKMla MeCry rn ^ Dated 6ns d»y »4 JUL r? 2002 MARYANNE M O R !» Clerk Of TtW ( ■ ' < By Rirth King Defiuty CV*ri Si4xrxt!o») by l nw OHcn of Marshal C Wo*">n 1«X) NW 4«mi Street Srate ID I Fori Lauderdale. Flonda 33309 Teleptrone (954)4510366 FaevmOe (964)771 6057 FHjbttsh July 28 200? and A«g»r.1 t Ill HIE CIRCUIT COURT r TNI IIOHT11 NTH i cNK '" I M Alll) fOR Cl UNTY STATPOT FLORIOA CIVIL CHVISION Cate No 01 CA-276 t4 L R r» RANK n a t io n a l I i VI TR U S T!» U N D IR . •r(x:i home r o u iT Y l o a n TRUST 1999 7l PMnNI. ODESSA B CRUZ; ET Al . De'«H*d»ot(») SEC(6 fO AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE Nottoo h hpretry t/vnn m »i psn* tutm to the Order Rex I m**fl«ng Fofor'oturp Sa'e end the F ki.i I l />jnn ot cr»*rred a» m»a cnuse. m IN ifyi1 Iat Court ol Setnmr4©Cour4y, I lorel», 1 134 f - • He property %euat•-I -it 'ji-rervii«? Cmmty llnrala. (iCK/fml ns LOT 14 "wf 16 /md rtie I40RTH 14 II E I Of IO T to. BLOCK 1. PAL M TERRACE. ACCOROINQ TO THE I t THI R I 1 ■ MECOROFO IN I1 A T BOOK 4. PARES 82 AND m PUBLIC RECORD:; Of SEMINOLE COUN* 1Y f LORIDA; nl) ••• ■ lo tlH» Tugheil endIx»s1 f**t U • I - '.i»li at 6*0 Wot! Fror4 ('•.-nr ft 6 ie Seminole County Courthoriw, JOI North Park Avenoe. Hanfurtl Ikw^U al It 00 A M i«l Aijgu&t 15. .YYT7 r . . 11 Maty irw i M a •« Clerk of Itw Cimvt Crajrt By Mity Sltrtye Oc<.*uty CPKk l*» e. ryttAnve witti ttw* Amtutcjtnt Wiih I »•k » •i i Ad )K?rton« heed ' f 4 1 *ml e-1 onvtiodJlitK* lo partici(i ••»* hi lht% proceefkng tliall. wittun ui ven (7) dnyf prior to any proceed»*vj centar t ti*e Court Adnaniatratian Otic ii i r CW-«fc of Court of the County referenced above •! hearing . • H D ) 1 800 955 8771. nr Vvmc« (V) 1 800 955 8770. via EkKkdi Relay Service Mark U Urr.vhtore, Ew|iine MARK D BREAKSTONE A ASSO­ CIATES. PA 1247 South Myrtle Avenue Clearwater. 1133756 PitNi .h July 211, 2002 arn1 Aiifjiist I, 7002 00173 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THE f lOMTt ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF TIORIOA. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO 01 CA-3849-14 W CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PlAintttt, vs M U CSFILI KRAUSKOPF. H a l. 0ilendar4 («) NOTICE OF I OP! CLOSURE SALE i i o t i c f is u r n r n v g iv e n purauanf t.» ,i Final Judgment ol * 1 1 y 19. 2002. and entered »i Ca*e No 01 CA 2809 14t Crajrt of Vie EKJtlTL E N IH Jmfldll O tu 4 m and lor r c.mmiy, Flguda a tW R i M I81AT IAN MORTGATil LXUlPORAllON ii«4 IIUS’ d l L t KHAU8KOPF. d al, aro Belcndants. I w0 «e4 to 6ie higfiotl A'*\ lwrt,t bidder lor casli al 8»o V/oat l*unt door of 6»e (xNirtlnuse «t SANFORD. SFMUfOlE County. Fkvid.i 11 00 AM o’clock on ttio 20 day t* August. 2002. the fokuwing d( srrmed property as aet form in *a*»J Fvial >nVjmont. fcj w* LOT M m i l n ^ i (;» m o u n t ..7^X30. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THE HE Of. AS RECORD­ ED 6f H A T fK30K 40. PAGE(S) 6 9 . <»i THI PUBLIC RBCOROS OF U N TY H O HIDA. a>/a 438 Lanrert Drive. Waiter r-pnogn. Tlonrll 32708 DAlf D this dry of JUL 22. 2002 MoryannE M ont As Clerk of ted Court By Mirth Kng As Deputy Ckirl Sutwiiiftcd by Febor A(»a»<t/. P A Sn40 300 1570 Madruga Avonuo C<va 'G tfaes. f hxvta 33140 1*105)682-4110 Partins wtfi a d^abrbty r»t>o need ti !jHH(al nrrommolatmn lo jvartidjie'e m 6ws |*<xee(kng » ' khiH con* tact ADA Coordinator al Sememie Courtly Counhotrse. 301 N Park Aiwmif •Siirte N30I, Sanford, I k»nda 32771. al least bve days poor to the proceeding Tdeptyjnr (407)323 4330 eit 4227. i M (ID O ) or 1 0009'58770 (V) v«a Florida Relay Sorvtoo. Piiw-h July 28 2002 and August 4. 2002 00174 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ILORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASC 140 : 02 CA 777 14 W TA G Oft lit AN A WHITAKER MORI GAGE CO R P . PlainM, SHANE C STEWART M U A SHANE S U D A N I et M. Defondants NOTICE O# F o n t Cl OStIRE SALE (i v as* pubish m THE SEMINOLE H I RAID) N U llCE IS MCREOY GIVEN pureuant to a F tnal Jiatgment ol I I .'.un) djt*»l tfie 19 day of July, 2007 a *I entered ei Case No 02 CA 727 14 V/ ol ttm Cecul Court of rtig 1UTH J ikIt m I C muhI tn and fur VenirvAr Coun»y Florida etierrm TA vLOII BEAN k WHITAKER * . r ^ s G F CO f«» »S ttie PUe-tfl arwl SHANE C STEWAIIT AK/A SHAME S l l WART. KRISTY L S1IWAMT AK/A KRISTY STEW JOHN DOE JAN! (*» » - 2002 00175 IN TRE CIRCUIT COURT FOn SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA CWIL ACTION CASE NO 02 CA ?05 I • V/ AMS'MINI RANK itr H am it vS. THELMA POY8EH ot ni Defrndanl: NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is Imreby given that, (»u* suant to a Summary Judgment entered n ff»e atrove styted cause m tlw C hcu4 Court rf 5*mnc*' Couty. Florida 1 I>C CU'iF of Seminole Corarty *8 Sefl ffro property sitiiat*-) •n Seminole County Florida. rH'^rfliod as Dnscnptron ol Mortgaged nrul Personal Property Lot 36. Academy Manor Una 2. according to the plat th*f«*ol as recorded in Plat Book 16 at PiK)< .’ t. PublK Record a ot Bertvnobr County. Florida TIm* street a*kkess of which »s 101 Rollins Street. Sanford. Flood.* 32771 at a Pubkc Sale, lo the Ivl der. lor cash, on 6m we*-! front sb.*ps of&w* Serrwnoto County Omr6vwr ■ 301 North Prtrk Aw tkk - Sanlout Florida 3277l.r»iAugin!2? 2002*1 11 00 AM Dahvl JUL22 2007 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk n( ttm C hcut Ceaat SemmcJe Ccavity. MomLi By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Mattr.ce E Tlwitctier The Soiomon Trcpo Law Grtap. PA 400 N Aslrtey fta/a Su4e 3000 Tam|v». FL 3300? 4331 Attorneys for Armcartfr Bank PutAsli July 20* 200? arvI August 1 2007 4. .1 1 00177 . ; n . /. IN 1HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF. CKIMTCrMTH I Cl JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO 01-1285 CP 64 Itr ESTATE OF LEON J ROBBING. II Deceased n o t i c e lo c n c n i T o n s Tier artTwnsbation uf 6re estate LEON J ROBBINS 6. d ttC W d . whoMi fine ol death was Oclot-nr 30. 2001. is pending n the O d d Court lur Semmo*e County. Florid v Probate Drvrswn. F kr Number 0 1• 1286 CP. the address of which it Semmoin County Cour6rou* e. 301 N T»ark Avonue. Sanford. Flondj 3777! The names and addresses of 6w personal representative and rr*» personal reprrsentatrve's* attomr'y are set forth Iwtow Afl crerktors of 6»e decedent and other person* who Iravw r.lanns or demands against the decedent t estata. mciuJed unmatured, conlm gent or larkgurdater) r Lums. and wtm tuive been served a copy of 6ns notice, must file 6mH ctnrm with 6if* court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS A PTE ft THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLIC A TlOtl OF THIS NOTICE Oft THlHT Y DAYS (30) AF TEH THE DAT! OF SERVICF Of A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM All o6rer creditors of tire dec orient and othor persons who Tuive claims or demands agavrst 6h» deco»kr<i!s estate, including urvnaturcd. contngent or iarhqu«iated d i m must Do then claims wrtfi this court WITHIN THREE (1) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f FIRST Ft KM ICATK1N OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO f IL ED W H l BE FORI VER BARRED MOTWTTN TTANI NN . INI RM PERIODS S LT FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FN.ED TW O (?) YEANS OR MORE AFTER THE DEC! D E N TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE OATE O f FIRST PUBilCA TKJN O f THIS NOTICE IS J U L Y 9. 2002 Personal HejHese'itatiwe MARY KATHER64E CATHCAni c/o Machei Krause V/eb'ater & Krouse PA 1720 Douglas A^e Sua0 701 longer**l FI Attorney lor Personal Hcfxesenr.ir'vc MlTCHLL KRAUSE. ESOUH1F. Wetn-tcr A Kr.wse PA 1270 DuugMs Ave . Scrie 201 lungwuud 11 32779 TH (407)66? . W J F funds B h'I I j (**0670 FV4Adt Xty ?6. 2002 ar»1 A*>gust 4 200? 00179 r im till COURT • ( MflTY. 11 OHIO A iriAii " iv ij'O ii Dereaserf H ir r n» ADMUI'S fRATION 1" . entala of •r nr., fa W ITHIN IMF IA T F R PI *E M O N TH ' A F T E R THT |>MI o f THT f IRST P U B U C A T IO tlo r IH IS i <"i TM int. |M • R e r OY i n i d a k o f r r itv iC F O r t h is H o n o r o n t h e m o» /•»« creditors d tt>n 1 .-xj dcc<uV*nf a npy Hi * •I.rt" <t f fit | tdr r<m c4 Was N e must Wo 6k **i ri.urm with this Co. d WHMtft THI i A ll H OF THRI MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 07 Till. FIRST I tlFUICATlONOF TH NOTICE OH THIRT Y DAYS AFEM THE NAIF Ol SERVICE OF A COP i OF THIS NOTICE 0*4 THEM All rrtt*r rredtom of 6»e decerlrnt .irv| prt'.tfo9 hjvtnrj claims or •Jrrn;.'. *• ; 'jTvtr.i UK) decedents «»*t.rl»f m ' Ti»- '*rf*u (L uttk wrttr 6r«» ■ . Al H ft TH' OATC Of THE FIRST i H N )TN f A ll C l AIL*' d e m a n d s a n d OfllT CTIONS F40T SO » Il ED WILL IM FOREVERB " : 'i U Tim d.itft rl 6w* put>!■ ation rf 9*t TKibcc Is July 70 T'XJ? PiVVrwl Hopr«?i.?n'j1i,i* ClAIIOttiE VICKERS HARVEY M A ll i l l EOOUtRE LAW C M ICE?* O f HARVEY M Al1i " Ath-furry to* Porimoal Refuesontattve I 1 1 - i 112 West Citrus Street Aa.wnrvOn ''prvvn. FI 32714*2577 PhOU* (4i»7) C0>> 0*XI0 IhAAsfi : 8. TOO? and August 4. 7TYT? cxjtno ADVLRTlSEUrNT f OR BIOS €. ti f'RiJe H /U'dng A Comnunrfy Development C o rp . Semmof# 0*erty 6# i'vd FL *4 bold n pro •| ».■»•»!*.•* at 6s 06r v tt| r i * 1 2nd Street S »'.t<jfd, f l Ot lOOOam on July tO TOO? Itr* tod ri lo lcamr.o airfiitncturol barrM I arxl riiAhj 6»o rr.'r **n a c l o r 6 « p)iyv>-..|ty rJiHteng* J «i a lustoncal tft.ilkfvj A'l pirticuLirs <* juved of five hvl wrfl be . » | ' khJ al the pro |m| enuferone* Afl rr* (erdertr wJI tK» togulred lo pre-pay «rvj wait lor icrm tw r*»t. nt , tV r tomplenon of 6re frfi The ) f nv -t u* ojrrpieterl m August 14. 200? I rim or curn(ran«es das*rmg K) pruvtrk. sftrvv.fS us doK-tticd herem v? *At suhm t rju'.’rt .»!■*» and e«pe ,r*, ... lc | t rr* ‘ LrvytftiA »«r»* J. .•■..**«»,•• •. ?ch? . H|.l : •" . « a iUi.Htrw ItpuvrY) (} an »-)u» ciftio<bi ,» company flrVI encoura > n t o vit-niM ori: frNn al com (vimri i*nrt lams VYo resenr* the ivjht to rtyed or acc*pl any Uds In tksh >«*y 21). 2002 00183 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION N r; n liftioOy grven lA .O n n ri Tee mg w«fl sett at P i i K Aucbon F or Sahage lur Carh on iW njnd to hwjhest Iwkie' tho Inflowing described vrbiclws B-I9d2 0 0 Mate tZWMO IL 7X6660157 8 70-02 91 bubal JF IAGI?28MB2(XJ636 97 Clay 2C»I056FJVH677006 05 I ortl JFASPI3J9SRI59557 0-21*02 97 Ford IF ALP52UJVA309734 90 Hand 1HQEJ8248T1069726 • 2)02 0? Toy MIIMT341IVSU03586 Tl* Aik Thki »»•'! tK) fret 1at 9 00 a m un - if date*, ubuvtt McConnoa Tr wvkj Alb-cowry. 2000 SantonJ A w Gantord. FT. 32773 Pi iKM.n.c twsjcrs may msirect vohrdvs Che houf poor to sale Terms . <• -CASH OH CERTIFIED F UMDS* McConnoi Towing ir> -rves tfie ngbt to arcept or re)ect any and afl DIMS . Put.ksfi Juty r t . 7002 00164 NOTICE W»4AT VEIUCLT SALVAGE AUCTION Vdtl N August 19. 200? TIME KMWant VP n III a AMTikmtvj Ek fv*ce r ^/rUndo Aye UartL nd T i 32751 VEHlC i EH TO AUCTION VTAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE ILH NTH 1CATION a t) 86 FunJ 2 {Vacs t» AiiFY.1T 4JMI0104 4 FHAAsli July 2JI. TOO? 00165 PUBLIC AUCTION P v4i»< . ». be t»*kl of 12 00 pm i Ifttf! day of August 2U02 ai r *■■ ■■i lAjot vt Cordord 1«V.|*VJ . 1.1 III rr-ty locatod at .I Cj ii C*ul» Fill Hanford. FI 37771. t. •6m p »ova of tKposmp of tt* L-flnwvig vi t«« Vi >EAR 1902 MAKE BUtCK Vtffr 1G4A757YXCE4I0066 PiiOrt.t: J»4y ?M. 2002 OOKH IN at m« CEM iNOtl O -uy Ccurlhuute af 407 X 34330 1 800 056 0771 TIM v»a Fkjrldt H< My r-i'ikwi. DAVID J S TTR n PA 601 li-U M rt l«*-lfVI t»V1 S18TL MO •r a » i iN Tfn r OTf NOTIFIED THAT AMERICANS WITH DrSARAtTK 5 ACT. per torn warn dtabkhce nctrj r»g a tjcc*al aocorwwftt »tv n $h>myj OuntAct C1XJRI ARMIN' if RATIO* I m ■ r g CP. »•■’k»*.j • " • r C ALL 407-322-2611 ■■M M i �Page 4B L Sunday. July 28. 2002 e g a is M T N E C M C U T COURT 0 F TN B 1 9 TN JUDICIAL C M C U T, m anofor SEMMOLE COUNTY. rv o m o A c i v i l n v m io N C A M NO.: 01-CA-11M-14 W MANUFACTURERS a t r a d e r s TR UST COMPANY, W U JA M H. BASS; 80NJA BASS; M. VANOUTUENBOOE. AS TR U S TEE O F LAKE BRANTLEY INVESTM ENTS TRUST; UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF LAKE BRANTLEY INVESTMENTS TRUST. CHRYSLER CREDIT CORPORATION. A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CORPORATION. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE (PIm m pubAeh In THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purwant to a Final Judgment oI Foradoaura dalad H# I I day of Jrty, 2003. and aniarad to CaM No 01CA-11SS-14 W. ol H# CaeUI Court ol Ha 1STH A d o a l Croat to and lor Seminole Coufy, Florida. K a ra n MANUFACTURERS A TRADERS TR UST COMPANY la Ha PtetoMI and W UJAM H BASS; CHRYSLER CREDIT CORPORATION. A DIS­ SOLVED FLORIDA CORPORA­ TION. M VANOUYUENBOOE. AS TRUSTEE OF. SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. aO R IO A . SONJA BASS, UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES OF LAKE BRANTLEY INVESTMENTS TRUST. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POS­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY I am aa4 to tia Nghaal •nd bMt btddx kx cash at th# WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CO UR T­ HOUSE. In Sananola County. Florida, al 1100 on Ha 22 day ol Auguat. 2002. Ha Idtoertng daacrtoad proparty aa aal lorH In aaid Final Judgment Mtefc SEE ATTACHEO EXHIBIT T T Commanoa al a ona Inch Iran plpa, laid plpa bang a parmanark control p o ll on Ha plat ol Waarangion n# yK » u rtcxxuio n rHJ txx* j, Paga 17. oI Ha Pubic Rteonte of Semnote Couky. Florida, and I m 20 00 laat SouHarty ol Ha SouHsaal comar ol Lot 84 ol add pM oI Waahngton Halida; Hanoi run N. 00*5110" W. (an aaaumad bearing) along Ha Wad ngrt-damy Ana ol lanoa ol 502.11 tod to Ha pobd d badnrdng. H arm n il N. M W l o r -» -— - a. - . _ A . A a -------nong m w ■w ig cnan mm u n ci tor a rkatance d 197I S lad to Ha Wad boundary d add plat d n iw ig io n nesyo, r * n c i W i 9 . 00*5rior E dong Ha Wad bondary d add plat d WaaNngton Mddda lor a dManoa d 94 00 lad to Ha S outiamt comar d L d SO; H a rm rut B. S0*SSS7* E lor a dtelarm d 198 93 lad to Ha Wad rigld-d-my Ina d Raid Annua, H a rm n n N. OO-Snor W. tor a dalanoa d 75 S I lad to Ha po*k d baginning. a AX/A: x /a 410 REED AVENUE. O VED O . FL 12755 In Art. Paraona vrtH naadng a apedal aocom.nodafon.to Mrtaipalt.to Ek* proi.oae dn g ahauU curtate , H » Oraxt, W ^ F i- t e r n , r , 1 (4O7H21-IO10 m Han aSvan (7) Bay* prior to Ha 5 1 0 oaaiSng. S haartog Impdrad. (TDO) 14004644771 or V om (V) 14 04 S64S770 via Florida Ralay Barrio**. OaaadHd d a y d J U L 22.2002 MARY ANNE MORSE Cterii Of Th# CTO # Cool By; RuH King Deputy cum 6 Jbmtei a by. Laar OMce d Manriaf C. Wataon 1400 NW 44H Baad. SUM 120 Fort Lddardda. Florida SHOO Telephone: (044)4440106 FaodmSa: (444)771 -9062 PUktefv JUy 25.7002 and Augual 4. 2002 00175 I M T N E C M C U T CO UR T OF TH E D O H TIE N TH JUDICIAL CM CUrr M AND FOR I COUNTY. FLO R DA M RE: ESTATE OF VALEEN L ELLIOTT, NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANO NOT1CS OP HOMESTEAD Th* odnkrkabakon d Ha < VALEEN L ELLIOTT, C Nuntoar 02-0S4CP. la pandng to Ha Octal Cowl lor Banknote County, Florida. Probala OMalon, Ha d winch a 101 N Part , 8*rtonL FL 12771. Tha namM and addraaaM d Ha paraond tapiManlaH i and Ha paraond rapraaanuuva'a altomay ara aal torH baton. A PaflDon To Dalamana Homaalaad Mdua d rad proparty d dacadart tocalad d 1141 Ridga Laka Qrda. I ongeood. Sarrwiola County. Florida 12750. and to Oatonm a add propatbom Cldma d ly to ba exempt aian Cradaor*. I m t A l cradtort d Ha daoadart and oPiar paraona haring daJma or HdwSng uvnaturad. cortHganl or uiAguldalad dean*. and al cradtort and oHar pariona whom obpd to Ha Mama d H a rad proparty bang Oatamknad to ba aiampl homoetead. on whom a copy of H m nokce la aanrad nu a Ma H M ddma andlor obiacaona ash H d Cowl w it h in THE LATER OF 1 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF TISS NOTICE ON THEM A l oHar cradaon d Ha dacadanl and oHar paraona having ddma or damanda agamat Via dacadanra aetata. Indudng uvnaturad. cortem . ganl or waqwdaiad ddma. and a oVwr cradaon d Ha daoadart and paraona atn dyad to Ha aiaiua d Ha rad proparty baaig datanrmad to ba aiampl homaalaad. muat Ma Hat court WITHIN 1 MONTHS AFTER TH E OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS N O T 8 0 FEED W U BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data d 9m purtmbon d Hia NoSoa la JWy 2i. 2002 CHARLES W. ELUOTT. Paraond 104 W. Co toman Cad* Sartord. FL 12771 H arrya.R d d.lu Aaomay lor Padtonar Ftortda Bar No 240062 1 1 K W . F t* Bb*al BUM B Sartord. FL 12771 Telephone (407)121-1811 Publrti: Jrty 21.2S. 2002 00112 M TH E C M C U T COURT O F TH E 14TH j u h c u l c m c u ft. 9 ii T he S eminole H erald L ecals IN AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE MO: 02 CA SOS 14 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, N A NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE OR ITS PERMITTED SUCCESSOR ANO ASSIGNS ON BEHALF OF VENOEE MORTGAGE TRUST 19941 PLAINTIFF VS. THOMAS W ROBERTS. S R . IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST THOMAS W ROBERTS. S R ; MARIAN E ROBERTS. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MARIAN E. ROBERTS. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION D EFE N D A N TS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauart to a Summary Find Judgmart d Foradoaura dalad Jdy 12. 2002 aniarad In C M Casa No 02-CA-604 14 d Ha CucWl Court d Ha tSTH Juddat Crrcua to and tor SEMINOLE County. Sartord. Ftortda. I aril aa4 to Ha Nghaal and baal brddar tor cadi d Ha Waal Frart Door d Ha SEMI­ NOLE County CourHouaa tocalad al 101 N. Parti Avanua In Sanford. Florida, al ItOO am on Ha I I day d Auguat. 2002 Ha Mowing daacrtoad proparty aa aal torth In add Summary Find Judgmart. to­ ut: LO T 110. OAKLANO HILLS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OR MAP THEREOF DESCRIBED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAGE 61 ANO 64. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORE)*. Datad HM 12 day d Jdy. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clara d to* Cacul Coul By: Mary Stray* Dapury Clara PubAah In THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVE) J. STERN. PJL. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 S. Umvaraty Drtra Suaa 500 PWtaaon, FL 33324 (95412346000 M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABUTlES ACT, paraona aHH rtteahiltoi need Hg a apadd acoommnrtalinn should oortad COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Ha SEMINOLE County CowHousa at 407-664-4227.1-4009544771 (TDO) or 1-6044646770. via Florida Ralay Samoa. Pubaah J d y 21.26. 2002 00111 M THB CMCUFT COURT OF THE 14TM JUDICIAL cm curr, M ANO FOR (CO U NTY, QCNCRAL ii us 1 1 a 1 1 at d iv is io n C A S IN O : 01 C A M S * 14L ‘ M R MORTGAGE ‘ ---------CORPORATION FX/A INLAND * MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. LINOA K. WHITWORTH NX/A UNO* KAY YEAROUT. IF UVMQ, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAJMMO AN M TER EST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST LINOA K. WHITWORTH N/K/A UNDA KAY YEAROUT. U4CN0WN SPOUSE OF UNOA K. WHITWORTH N/K/A UNDA KAY YEAROUT. IF ANY; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) N O TK * OF FORCCLOSURC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p u auart to a 8ummary Find Judgmart d Foradoaura dated Jd y 12. 2002 aniarad to Cw* Caaa No. 01-CA205414 L d Ha O o d Court d Ha 14TH Judicial Croat to and tor SEMINOLE County. Sartord. Ftortda. I w* aa* to Ha highaal and baal R I V tor caah d Ha Waal Frart Door d Ha SEMMOLE Cowty CourHouaa tocalad al 101 N. Para Avanua to Sartord. Ftortda. al ItOO am on Ha 11 day d AuguaL 2002 aal torth In aaJd Summary Final Judgmart. towto LOT IS. BLOCK K. FOXMOOR U N IT!. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OR MAP THEREOF DESCRIBED IN PLAT BOOK 21. PAOE(S) 20 ANO 21. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Datad HM 12 day d Jdy. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT 8EAL) MARYANNE MORSE CMrb d Ha Cacul Cowl By Mary Stroupa Dapury Clara PudMh n THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAWTIFF SOI 6 Umvaraty Dnva Sdto 500 Plartabon. FL 11124 (954)2114000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH 0ISABAJT1ES ACT, paraona wah raaabrMiaa naadIng i y t m l accommodation ihoukj cortad COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Ha SEMINOLE County CourHouaa d 407464-4227.1404 9444771 (TDO) or 14004554770. vM Flonda Ralay Sarvm Pubaah J d y 21.26. 2002 00114 M TH2 CMCUTT COURT O F TH E 1 S TH JUOICtAL CIRCUIT. M AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FUMUOA OENERAL JU R ttO C TK M OIVTSION CASE NO; 02 CA 1116 14 L STATE 8TREET BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA ASSET ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH SECURITIES SERIES 2001-RI PLAINTIFF VS M EUSSAA LUSK. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAJMMO AN M TER EST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST M EUSSA A LUSK. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MEUSSA L eg als A LUSK. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauart to a Swnmary Final Judgmant d Foradoaura datad Jd y 12. 2002 aniarad to C M Caaa No. 02-CA113414 L d Ha Catul Court d Ha T8TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Sartord. Flonda. I m l aa* to Ha hrghad and baal biddar lor cash al Ha Wad Front Door al Ha SEMINOLE County CourthouM tocalad at M l N Para Avanua In Sartord. Ftortda. d 1100 am. on Ha 13 day d AuguaL 2002 aal torth In raid Summary Final JudpnanL tow* LOT 4, BLOCK C. W EST ALTA­ MONTE HEIOHT8 SECTION 3. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGE(S) 78. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI. MOLE COUNTY. ELORIOA Datad HM 12 day d Jdy. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clara d Ha CkaM Court B y Mary Stroupa Deputy Clara Pubaah to: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVtt) J. STERN. PA.. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 S Umvaraty Drtra Sdto 500 Ptortahon. FL3 U 24 (854)2334000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABAITTES ACT, paraona wMi dtoabMbaa naadInn a apactol accommodation ahould oortad COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Ha SEMINOLE County CourHouaa al 407465-4227. 14009554771 (TDO) or 1400-9554770. vto Ftortda Ralay Sarvm PuMah J d y 21.26. 2002 OOI1S M THB C M C U T COURT OF THE 14TH JUDICIAL CMCUTT, M ANO FOR SEMMOLB COUNTY. FLOfUOA GENERAL JURM OICnON DIVISION C A S IN O : 01 CA 1164 14 L WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. M C . PLAINTIFF VS NICHOLAS A KELLER, E T A L. DEEENOANT(S) NOTICE OP ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO M CM 0LA8A K E U ER ANO STEPHANIE O. KELLER whoa* raaldarm M unknown * lnlilikDIian m In rtnn m aru nwtfm/Tnwj K Dm kwrg. naH M m N k h a T a y ba daad. Ha wknoan dalandanii vHo may ba apouaaa. L L ecals Flonda. d 1100 on Ha 11 day d Auguat. 2002. tha following daacrtoad property aa aal torth to aard Enel Judgmart. tora* W EST 206 44 FEET OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF LOT 54. (LESS ONE ACRE SQUARE IN THE SOUTH­ W EST CORNER THEREOF) AND W EST 206 3/4 F E ET OF THE NORTH 40 1/2 OF THE SOUTH 341 FEET OF LO T 54 ST JOSEPHS SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF, AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 1, PAOE 114. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. ELORIOA AX/A 551 STATE ROAD I5 A LAKE MONROE. FL 32747 In armtrtanra wah Ha Americana wan DtoadMtot Art. Paraona wth DtoabarBea i leeih nj a fw -w i accom­ modation to particlpaaa to HM procaadng ahould ooniart Ha Co ul Adrramatralor al 201 N Part Avanua. Sartord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)121-4110 nd later Han aavan (7) daya prtoi to Ha procaarSng N hearing knpaked. (TDO) 14049554771 or Vtom (V)t4000554770 vM Ftortda Relay Sarvlcaa. Dated HM 15 day d Jdy. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE Ctotii Ol Tha Cacul Court By: Mary Sboum Deputy Ctarti ftiirninil by. Law O a m d Marahal C. Wataon 1100 NW 49H SbaaL Sdto 120 Fort LaudardaM, Ftortda 33300 Tdaphona (054)45143tS Facakmto: (954)7714052 Pubiah Jd y 21,29.2002 00117 M THS CMCUTT COURT OF TH E 1ITM J U U C U L CM CUT. M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVS. DIVISION CASE NO : 03 CA-59J-I4 L COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. FX/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNOMO CORPORATION. GEORGE A LOOSE. JR. AX/A GEORGE A LOOS, al al. NOTICE OF (Ptoeae pubiah to THE SEMMOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauart to a Fatal Judgment d Foradoataa dated Ha 12 day d Jdy. 2002, and aniarad to Caaa No. 02CA 99314 U d Ha Cbcdl Court d Ha ISTH JuiScid Cacul to m l tor SamlnoM County, COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. MC. FX/A COUNTRVW ee FUNO­ M O CORPORATION M He PtokM and GEOROE A LOOSE. J R AX/A GEORGE A LOOS; P A TR CU M LOOSE AX/A PATRICU MARIE SEN. FIRSTPLUS FINANCIAL. M C - A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CORP; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OEOROE A LOOSE. JR. AX/A GEORGE A. LOO; UNKNOWN Maraal by, H roudi widar or agakMl Ha Dalandarta, th o ara n d Ir a n i SPOUSE O F PATRICIA M. LOOSE AX/A PATRICU MARC S E N JOHN to ba daad or a*ra. and al parbaa navTiy or caAXTxng io ■fry ngm, DOE; JANE DOE AS U X N O W N TEN AN T (3) M POSSESSOR OF tula or Maraal to tha proparty TH E SUBJECT PROPERTY . I w « aa* to Ha N ^ M d Mid baal bMdar tor YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED H d cadi al Ha W EST FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY anacSontotoradoaaa mortgage on Ha tolotMng proparty: COURTHOUSE, to 8emkide County. Ftortda. d u 00 on Ha 11 LO T S. BLOCK A CARRIAGE H S i. U NO NO. 1. ACCORDING TO THE day d AuguaL 2002. Ha Mowing PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED M daacrtoad properly aa ad torH to aald Final Judgmart. to-wA P U T BOOK 14. PAGE 97.0F THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE TH E EAST 31 BE FEET OF LOT 26. ATM A a OF LO T 27. BLOCK 94. COUNTY. FLO R O A haa been Mad agatoal you and Ha | B A N U N O O THE SUBURB SCAUTV FUL PALM SPRINGS SECTION. you ara raqdrad to aarra a copy d your wrBan dtltnaat. I any. to * on ACCOROW O T O TH E P U T DAV C J. STERN. ESQ PlatodTa THEREOF. A8 RECOROED IN P U T BOOK 3. PAGE 65 1/2. PUB­ altomay. whoaa addraai M SOI 8 Urtvaraiy Drtra #500. Plartabon, FL LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE 33124 on or betora (no later Han 30 COUNTY. F LO R B A AX/A 417 EAST ORANOE STREET. daya bom Ha dale d Ha Srat pub4 caMon d HM nolm d adton) and Ma ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 12701 to accordance t tt i Ha Americana Ha ortglnd wMi Ha dark d HM oourt f^^akiMIUw Sj4i , rsficm |)a ia---— wwi iM K s m i m attorney or Immadelely HaraaAar; DaabMaa naadng a apactol accom­ dhatwMa a daladl wM ba aniarad modation to parScIpala to tola proagakMl you tor Ha raid demanded ceedtog ahodd oortad Ha Court Admametrator al 201 NPartr Avanua. to Ha compiajrt or patMon Mad harato. Sartord FL 32771. Talaphona Number (407)1214130 n d latar WITNE8S my hand and Ha eed d Han aavan (7) daya prior to Ha proHM Court at SEMINOLE County. Ftortda. HM day d JUL15 2002 caadng 2 haarng ImpMrad. (TDO) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK 14004554771 or V om (VJ1400CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 9544770 via Ftortda Ralay 8antoaa. Dated Hla 15 day d Jdy. 2002. BY .RuH Ktog DEPUTY CLERK MARY ANNE MORSE Clara O l The Cacul Court U W OFFICES OF DAV C J STERN By Mary Stroupa ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Deputy Clara SOI 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE Submated by SLATE 500 Law OHca d Marahal C. Wataon PLANTATION, a 33324 1600 NW 49H SbaaL Suka 120 IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE Fort Laudardda. Ftortda 31300 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona win r t u t iM ii need­ Tdaphona: (944)4540164 ing a apadd — -uyw— ahodd Faceenia: (964)7714062 Pubiah: J d y 21.26.2002 oortad COURT ADM W OTRATCN. 91 Ha SEMINOLE CowKy 00118 CourHouaa al (407)485-4227. f 8004544771 (TDO) or 1400455M TH E C M C U T COURT 9770, via Ftortda Relay Sarvm OF THE ISTH THIS NOTICE S H A a BE PUB­ J U U C U L C M C U T, LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO MANOPOR CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLOREM PUBLISH M THE SEMINOLE HER ALD CURL DIVISION C A M N O J 84CA-1SSM 4 L PubiahJdy 21.26.2002 O O II8 NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA N A AS TRUSTEE FOR THE AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL M THE C M C U T COURT BE C U U TE 8 MORTGAGE LOAN O F T H B IS T H TR U ST 19941. J U U C U L C M C U T. M ANO FOR M IE N O L E COUNTY. FLO R C A O ABER TO RIVERA E T A L , CIVE. DIVISION NOTICE OP CASE NO.: a-C *-1 204 14 L FORECLOSURE t A U BANK OF AMERICA N A . (Pteale pebidi to THE SUCCESSOR BY MEROER WITH SEMMOLE HERALD) NATIONSBANK. N A „ NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN pureuanl to a Find Judgmart ol Foradoaura datad Ha 12 day d Jdy. RICHARD L O O E O . SR AX/A 2002. and aniarad to Caaa No. 00RICHARD L O O E O : UNKNOWN CA-I9S1-14L d Ha Cacul Court d SPOUSE OF RICHARD L O O E O . Ha 1STH J u d d d CH ad to and tor SR. A/K/A RICHARD L. O O E O : Bamkwla Courty. Florida, atoaraki CITlflNANClAL EQUITY Norm al Bank Memeeota. H A Aa SERVICES. IN C ; CITY OF Truaraa For Tha Amraaoo SANFORD. FLORIDA. COOE flim jin ttil fltfuffltyi M ixiQ ijt ENFORCEMENT. FIRST SELECT. Loan Trad 1906-3 la Ha Plandl and E C .: JOHN DOC. JANE DOE AS O ABERTO RIVERA MIS RIVERA UNKNOWN TENANT (S) M AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSS­ POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT ESION OF THE SUBJECT PROP­ PROPERTY. ERTY. ara Odaodartt . I « d aal to M O TK S O P d Ha W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE FORECLOSURE SALE SEMINOLE CO U N TY COURT­ (Pleat# putmn to THE HOUSE. to Semewto Courty. SEMMOLE HERALD) Florida, d 1100 an Ha 11 day ol NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purAugual. 2002. tha knowing euart to a Final Judgmart d daacrtoad property aa aal torth to Foradoatn dated Ha 12 day d Jdy. aaid Faid Judgment to-wto 2002. did aniarad H Caaa No. 02LOT 1. BLOCK 10. WEATHERSC A -1208-14 L. d Ha Ckcu* Court d EIEID FIRST ADOmON. ACCOROHa 1STH Judctal C a nd to and tor M G TO THE P U T THEREOF, AS Sarranola County, Flonda. nharaai RECOROED W P U T BOOK 12. BANK O F AMERICA N A . SUC­ PAGE(S) 96 ANO 67, PUBLIC CESSO R BY MERGER WITH RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ NATIONSBANK. N A M Ha PlarnM TY. FLORIDA and RICHARD L O O E O . S R . AK/A A X /A 621 AUBUnN AVENUE. RICHARD L ODELL. CITIFINAN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 17714 CIAL EQUITY SERVICES. INC ; In acoordarm wan Ha Americana C ITY OF SANFORD. FLO flOA. wah Uaatvanaa Ad. Paraona wah CO O E ENFORCEMENT. FIRST D h i M m n— ctnq • epeciei eccomSELECT. IN C : UNKNOWN mod«tion lo poitiapoto m tm proSPOUSE OF RICHARD L O O E O . caadng ahodd corned Ha Coul SR . AX/A RICHARD L O O E O . Adnwaabatord20l N Park Avanua. JOHN DOE JANE DOE AS Sartord FL 12771. Talaphona u m c n o w n t e n a n t (S) m p o s ­ Number (407)123-4310 nd later s e s s io n OF THE SUBJECT Han aavan (7) daya prior to Ha proPROPERTY I art aal to Ha h^ywal caadng I hearing anpaaad. (TDO) and baal btodd tor caah at Ha 1400-9554771 or V om (V)1400W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE 9554770 Ma Flonda Ralay Servme SEMINOLE CO UN TY C O U R T­ Deled H u 12 day d Jdy. 2002 HOUSE. H Semnde County. L eg als MARYANNE MORSE Clara O ITh* Cbcui Court By Mary Stroupa Deputy Ctork Submmed try Law OHca d Marahal C. Wkiaon 1900 NW 49H 8treeL S u it 120 Fort Lauderdale. Florida 33109 Tdaphona (954)4560365 Ftetania: (954)7714062 Pubiah: Jd y 21.26.2002 0011S TH E C M C U T COURT OP TH E D O H TIE N TH JU U C U L CM C U T M AN O P O R SEMMOLE COUNTY. CtVA ACTION CASE NO. U -1224C A DIVISION 144. HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK. MC.. JEAN D. MICHEL, d at NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to a Find Judgmart d Mortgage Foradoaua dated Jd y 12. 2002. and aniarad to Caaa NO. 021224 d Ha Cacul Court d Ha EIGHTEENTH Ju d d d Cbcdl to and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftortda whereto HOMECOMINGS FMANCIAL NETWORK. INC.. It Ha Plafond and JEAN D. MICHEL; MARIE C. MICHEL; ara Ha m m *mi M i i n r a nyw w and bad bktoar tor caah al W EST FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEMMOLE CO U N TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD, FLORIOAd I I 00 AM, onto# 77 day d Auguat, 2002. Ha team­ ing daacrtoad preparty aa ad torth to add Find Judgment LO T 267, BEL AIRE HILLS UNIT THREE. ACCORDING T O TH E P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK 24. PAGES 17 ANO 36, OF TH E PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AX/A 2921 South Bermuda Avanua. Apofka. FL 32701 WITNESS MY KANO and H* tad d tola Court on Jd y 12.2002. Maryarme Morae Ctom d Ha Ckcul Coul BrM aryBtrcim Deputy Clara EChavarria I A tio d d ii. P A P.O. Boa 26011 Tampa. Ftortda 33622-5016 ~Saa Americana w«n DlaadMaa A d » you era a paraon wah a who naada aooommodanoh to to parkctpd e to Hla preewadtog, you ara arttoad al no coal to you. tor Ha provlaton d certain aeeletance. Plaaaa oortad C o u l Adnamraaon d 201 N. Park Avanua, Sartord, Ftortda 32771, telephone number (407)896-4227. w«hto 2 working daya d you race** d M a docu­ ment R heating Impaired. (TDO) tPukkah J d y 21.28,2002 00120 Bl TH E C M C U T COURT O P TM E D Q N TE E N TH JU U C U L CM CUT COUNTY. CASE N O J D -CA422-14L NORWEST BANK M M NESOTA N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF SACO I. M C . SERIES 1966. L ecals Cartihcataa Sanaa 1989 NC2 la Ptolndl and DARLENE HEBER. THE C IT GROUP/CONSUMER FINANCE. IN C ; CH ESTN UT ESTATE HOMEOWNERS ASSOC! ATION, IN C ; BARRY O U D Y 8 LEASECOMM CORPORATION UNKNOWN TENANT NO. < UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2. and JUL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAM ■NO INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVMG OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, era Dalandanii. I wd eei to He Nd<aat and bed bidder tor caah al Ha Waal From Door d Ha Sarranda Courty CourHouaa. 301 North Para Avanua. 8anlord, Ftortda 32771 d Seminole County, Florida, d II 0 0 am onH elSdtydA ugjat, 2002. Ha Idtowtog daacrtoad proper­ ty aa ad torn to add Order a Fkial Judgment to-wt LOT 36. CHESTNUT ESTATES PHASE TW O. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORD ED M P U T BOOK 49. PAGES 96 THROUGH 92. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. F LO R C A Myou are a paraon »HH a daatody order to partcfoala to Ma proceed­ ing. you ara anMad. d no coal to you, to Ha ptovMra d certain lava lanoa. Plaaaa contact Ha Coul al 407468-1330 w H n two (2) woraHg daya d you race** d Ma Nonce. I you ara hearing or vo m Impaaod. cal Ftortda Relay Sarvm (900)964 ■770. DATED d Sartord. Florida on Jdy I t 2002. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctarti, CkoUl Coul By: Mary Bboupe Aa Deputy Ctork SMITH. H U TT 6 DIAZ. PA. Anomrjn pot n u v n 2691 Eaal Oakland Park BM1. Suit 103 Fort laudardda. a 11306 Pubiah Sartord Herald Pubiah: July 21, 2S. 2002 Dated Jdy 15. 2002. CLERK OF THE COURT X I North Park Avanua Sartord. FL 32771 By Run Ktog Deputy Clara to accordance with to* W*| Dtaabana* Ad. paraona wah daabana* naadng a apadd accommodaaon to paikdpato to Ma precaadfog ahould oortad court AdntoMratton al tolaphon* nurbar (407)965-43X. nd later Han aavan (7) day* prior to Ha praoaadng * hearing vrperrad. (TOO) 1404954 8771. or Volo# (V )14049554770. vte Ftortda Ratoy 8*rvto* RtchardS Mdvar Kata. Shuler, Solomon. Spaclor. Foyla 6 Saigar. P A P O Box 900 Tamp*. F L JK W 1-0000 PubiahJdy 21.28. 2002 00125_________ ________________ M THE C M C U T COURT M A N O P O R SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLO R BA CASE NO.: BJ-CA-1*0414K ARTHUR W MENKEN ANO KATHLEEN T. MENKEN. CO TRUSTEES OF THE MENKEN UVM Q TRUST DATED JAUJARY 8. 2000. MADEUNE STR A CH M O U E L STRACH; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MADEUNE STRACH. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF M O U E L STRACH; UNKNOWN TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT «. CTTlFINANCIAL. INC.. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER WITH ASSOCIATES FMANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY OF FLORIOA. INC . SUCCESSOR BY MEROER WITH ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA. MC.. and any unknown and oHar uAnown paraona or uAnown apouaaa dakrlng by. Hraudi and under any d H* above-named Oatendarta. 00122 M TH E C M C U T COURT O F T H B IS T H JU U C U L O R C U T M AN O P O R B B M N O U COUNTY, f lO R P I C A M NO. SI-CJL4STT-14L BA MORTGAGE. O C , SUCCESSOR TO HAT10N8BANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. CHERYL A. TAYUDR. d UL. d aL. OatondanKt), NOTICE OF BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN p u auart to an Order or Find Judgmart BdtoduSng Foradoaura 8ale aniarad on Jd y 12,2002 H HM caaa now pandng to add C o u t Ha dyla - a A i -a- 1 - a--- a ---* - A - a. U Wrmjy m VOCIW I tDOVt. I wE aal to Ha Ngpml and bad biddar tor cad: d Ha W ad Frart Ooor. SEMMOLE COUNTY COUR­ THOUSE. 301 Norih Park Avanua. Sartord. Florida 32771, rt 11.00 A b L onH e IS rtoy d AuguaL 2002. Ha toioarfog daacrtoad praparty aa aal torth to laid Order or Find Judgmart. toad: LO T tot. REMMQTON OAKS AT TH E CROSSINGS, ACCORDING T O TH E P U T TH ER EO F AS RECOROED M P U T BOOK 38. PAGE 64 • 70. PUBLIC RECOROS O F SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORCA. ORDERED AT SEMMOLE COUN­ TY FLO R CA. M a 12 day d Jdy. B. SPENCE. ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DIANNA B SPENCER. CRANE'S R O O S T 'I MARY AIM S MORSE---------------------V E U B HOMEOWNERS Aa Ctarti. C b o E Court ASSOCIATION. INC.. ANO ANY, SEMMOLE, Ftortda UNKNOWN PARTY M By: Mary Stroupa Aa Dapury Clara POSSESSION OF TH E PROPERTY BOUGHT T O BE FORECLOSED BPEARB HOFFMAN HEREIN. 709 SouH Owe Htfwmy Cord Gatkaa. Ftortda 3114* Tdaphona(106)606-2290 NOTICE OF BALE NoSoa la hereby given H a t purwho naad* auart to Ha Order or Find Judgmart to partldaniarad to M l cauaa to Ha Cbcdl pal* to M a praoaadng d o d d conC o u l d Banknote Couky. Ftortda. I tad ADACowdnator al 301 N. Park win tty# propwry »nu«i#a tn Avanua, Sdto N., Sartord, Ftortda o#rrwK*e uw riy, rKXuB- o m ctubu 12771, al lead kva daya prior to Ha as praoaadng. Talaphona: (407)324 SEE ATTACHED E XH W T 'A* 4330 Ext 4227; 1 900-955LO T 102. CRANED ROOST V E ­ 9771(TDO). or I 900464S770(V), LAS, ACCORDING TO TH E P U T vlo Florida Relay Service rtc THEREOF AS RECORDED M P U T Pd da hJd y 21.26.2002 BOOK 23. PAGE(8) 74 •77 MCLU00123 BIVE, PUBLIC RECOROS OF 8EM4 HOLE COUNTY, FiO R C A M TH E C M C U T COURT arid commonly kndrwi aa: OF THE 2JOKTYENTH 206 HERON S T . ALTAMONTE JU U C U L CM C U T SPRINGS, FL 32701 M A N O FO R SEM NOLE COUNTY, d pubic tale, to t it Nghaal and bad FLO R CA biddar, lor caah, M Ha waai bora door d H a Seminole Courty CAES HO.: 03-CJL122414W CourHouaa. Sartord. Florida, at 1100 AM on AUG 15.2002 MELLON ^ P R O P E R T I E S . 9 Oatort JUL 12.2002 Loualana oorporakon. MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF TH E COURT ByMary Sfoxpa Deputy Clara RALF J. LO N G ; did UNKNOWN In aoootdanoa wah i TENANT8/OWNERS. iWin arm LM PtUaUBkaa -----------ai IO M H I Id pulO ni-aM d H t A M nM dng i apoctif tooonv NOTICE OF ACTION modmon lo pomdpoio In M i pro* TO : RALF J. LONG. ANO should oontod court UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS, w A ■- - - — —a A. A- - A A M IT iW iB O n w M p n o ru numosf IF U V E C . ANO r DEAD. HIS OR (407)666-4130, n d tolar San aavan HER UNKNOWN HEIRS. (7) daya prior to Ha proceedtog. H DEVISEES. OR OTHER hairing Imparled. (TOO) 1400464 CLAIMANTS, CURRENT RESI­ 8 7 7 L o r V om (V )14004664770. DENCE UF4CN0WN da Florida Relay Samoa. RALF J. LONG Salem Saxon. P A CURRENT RESIDENCE P. O . Boo 3300 UNKNOWN Tampa. FL 33601 U 8 T KNOWN ADDRESS (513)222-3222 473 Oak Haven Drive. U ni B PubiahJdy 21.26.2002 Alamort* Sprfoga. FL 32701 00121 UNKNOWN TENANTB/OWNERS 471 Oak Havan Drive. Un* B AAamorta Spring* FL 32701 Bl THE C M C U T CO UN T FOR I COUNTY. You ara nodtod Hal an adton to toradota a mortgage on H* toaowHg praparty to Bamkid* County. CASE NO. 91 CA 2S9S 144 FIRSTAR BANK, N A . AS TRUSTEE U NO B. BU LDM O NO 3. ANO SUCCESSOR M INTEREST TO TH E UNOIVIOED INTEREST IN FIRSTAR B A JX MILWAUKEE N A ­ TH E COMMON ELEMENTS AS TRUSTEE UNOER SALOMON APPURTENANT TH ER ETO IN BROTHER MORTGAGE ACCORDANCE WITH ANO SUB­ SECURITIES VM ELOATTNQ RATE JE C T TO THE COVENANTS. CON­ MORTGAGE PAS4THROUGH DITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. EASE­ CERTIFICATES SERIES 1999-NC2. MENTS TERMS ANO OTHER PRO­ VISIONS OF THE DECLARATION O F CONOOUMKJM OF OAK HAR­ OrvRLENE HEBER: TH E CTT BOUR SECTION ONE. A CONOOGROUP/CONSUMER FINANCE. MMRJM ANO EXH W TS ATTACHEO TH ER ETO AS RECOROED M O R M C.; CHESTNUT ESTATE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. BOOK 996. PAGES S3 THROUGH M C : BARRY GLADYS; 174. INCLUSIVE ANO AMENOCO M LEASECOMM CORPORATION. O R . BOOK 696. PAGES 1*20 ANO 1S21 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS UNKNOWN TE N A N T NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and O F SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOREM A a UNKNOWN PARTIES ANO AS FURTHER AMENOEO M CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. O R . BOOK 1009. PAOE 79 ANO AS THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST A FURTHER AMENOEO IN O R. NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS BOOK 1066, PAGE 44 OF THE ACTION. OR HAVMG OR PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE commonly known aa 473 Oak PROPERTY HEREIN D£SOLOED, Havan Drtva Una B. AAamorta Spring*. FL. 32701. haa bean toad NOTICE OF BALE •gwnd you and you ara reguawd to aarv* a copy d you wttoan ddenePURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur**. I any, to I on Richard 8 Mctvar auanl to an Order or Summary Enal d Kata. Shuler. Salomon. Specter. Foyle S Sfogd. P A . planart after Judgmart d toractaaura dated Jdy nay, whoaa addraaa It P.0 Box 900. 12. 2002 and artarad to Caaa No Tampa. Florida 33901. (or X daya 0t-CA-2894144.d He Cacul Court bom Ha in* dal* d pubkcaa d Ha ndaaarah Judoal Cacul to and tor Sarranda CouVy Ftortda. wtachavar la letor) and M* Ha ortgl­ wherem FvaUr Bank N A . aa nd wlh Ha Ctoik d ta t Coul aahd Trualaa auccaaaor to aiaraat to baton aamca on H* PlatodTa aaunay or anmarkatoly HaraaAar. a t Fatter Bank MdwaiAaa N A . aa Trualaa under Salomon Brother wit*, a daladl w>M ba aniarad Mortgage Secunuea VII Floating Rato Mortgage Paae-Hroudi H H tC o m p H M . L eg als NOTICE OP ACTION TO: MADEUNE STRACH 14 OUM TREE COURT WMTER SPRINGS. FL 32706 MICHAEL STRACH 14 OUM TREE CO UR T WMTER SPRMQS, FL 32706 UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F MADE­ UNE STRACH 14 GUM TREE COURT W M TER SPRMQS. FL 32708 UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f MKHAEL STRACH 14 OUM TR EE CO UR T W M TER SPRMQS. a 32706 LAST KNOWN A00RE8S STATED. CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN And any i/ k im n hake, dartaaaa, grantee*, crarktora and dher unknown paraona or unknown M a U i a k- - —■ -A a*«Twig erf. cytxa/‘ i ---mnu Datendant(a), 2 daooaaad or whoaa ted known YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED H d on adton to toractoeo Mortgage cov­ ering Ha ftolovrtng rad and paraond praparty daacrtoad aa toSdaa, to a* L d 41. Btodi A. NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION ( . UNIT 2. Pubic Record* d Banknote County. Ftortda. haa bean Mad agatod you and you a n raqdrad to aorvo a copy d you Written d ilin u i. * any. to I on Samba A. Marina*. BuOer A Hoach. P A , 3166 SouH Conway Road. 8u9a E. Ortando, Florida 32SI2 and ■a Ha ongfod w*h H* Clara d H* above dyked C o u l on a baton X day* bom Ha krai puhkrancn. dherda* a Judgment may b* artarad toHoCcmptekk. WITNESS my hand and tad d add Court onto# day d JUL 15.2002. B you ara a paraon w*h a daabMy to parkdpda to Hla procoadng. you ara arkdad. d no ood to you. to H* provlaton d certain aaatetarm. PI**** oortad Court Admkkabalor. X I N. Park Avanua. 8uto N X 1 , Sartord. Florida 32771, (407) 664 4227 axt. 4227. wkhto 2 workfog daya d you racdpl d Hla N d m d Acoon; I you ara hearing knpdrad. cal 14049544771; I you ara vdee knpdrad. cal 14004654770. Maryann* Moral CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: RuH Ktog Deputy Clart (COURTSEAL) Pub la h juy 2 1 . 2 6 .2 0 0 2 00120 M THE CMCUTT COURT FOR EEM BKXS COUNTY. PROBATE DIVISION PEE N O 02444CP M RE ESTATE OP KENNETH M TIC H E a LaBARRE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The admbkabaken d too ad d* d KENNETH M ITC M E a LaBARRE. HI M 9H E F»* Nurbor 02444CP. N pandng to Ha Cacul C o u l lor Samncte County, Flonda. Probate OMeton, Ha addraaa d which N M l N. Part Avanua. Sartord. F I, 32771. Tha name* and arbbaaaaa d Ha Paraond Rapratanubva and H* Paraond Rapraaarkaava't anomay ara ad torn below A l cradtort d Ho dacwdanl and oHar paraon* havaig cterma or kkAaSng unmaiurad. oonkngarl or teRB wteted dakne, on ahom a copy d Hte nolm N aarvad muat N* Hak ddma wth Hte Cout WITHM THE LATER OF 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 OF T H B NOTICE ON THEM. A l otter crarttora d H* dacadanl and paraona having claana or damanda again*! tha dacadanra aatete. toctodng unmdued. cortkrgark or uAqudated daana. n j d M* H a t daana wdi Hla Court WITHM THREE (1) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE A a CLAIMS NOT SO FE ED W U BE FOREVER BARREO Th* date d krai puUcakon d Ma NoacaW JUy 2 1 , 2002 JEFFREY ALBERT LaBARRE Paraond Rapraaarkakv* 111 Sorrat Lana Troubnan. NC 2S16S ROBERT k McIn t o s h , e s q u i r e Flonda Bar No 376302 STENSTROM. MclNTOSH. CO L­ BERT. WHIOHAM 6 SIMMONS. P A Pod OBca Box 4*48 Bartord. FL 12772-4948 Talaphona 407/322-2171 ABomoy tor Paraona) RapraaarkaOva Pubiah JUy 2 1 . 2 * . 2002 00132 eg als M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH juoxciAL cm curr, M A N O FO R SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OENERAL jU R ts o n m o N o iv is io n C A S IN O : 0 2 CA 1311 la w IRWM MORTGAGE CORPORATION. p la in tif f vs JOSEPH 8 MCCANN, E T A L . OEFENOANTiSi NOTICE OP ACTKM CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO NICHOLAS A. KELLER ANO STEPHANIE Q KELLER whoa* raaldanc* la unknown i ha/aha/lhay b* Irvmg. and 4 hakha/Hay ba daad. tha unknown dalandatka who may ba xpoutai hak*, davit*#*, granttat aaalgn***. kanora. craditort toterad by. Hroud<. under or agirw Ha Datendart*. who ara not known to b* daad or akva. and al paran having a ddnkng to hav* any ngyx trite or kntratl to th* praparty daacrtoad to th* mortgag* bang k x k j o s m narwn YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED hat anacSontotoradoaaa mortgagem Ha knowing preparty-. LO T 206. DANBURY M IL UNIT FOUR. ACCOROWO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PUT BOOK 40. PAGE(S) 4446. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ha* baan Nad agatoal you and tw you ara raqubad to aarv* a copy ol you wrkton d d in in . I any. to I on DAVID J. STERN. ESQ Pita**, attorney, whoa* addraaa la X I S Urtvaraiy Drtva 9500, Plantetxxv a 33324 on or batora (no later than X day* bom Ha dal* d tha Pm pUk canon rt Ska n d m ol action) and Ma H# ongktel wkh Ha dart rt tka cout dH ar batora aarvm on Piavtiu attorney or fovnedetety Heraaltar rthenwtae a dalartl wE ba antarw) agafotl you tor H* raid damartow H Ha compteak a pdtoon Nad Iwra to. WITNESS my hand and Ha aed a HM Court at SEMINOLE Coat, Ftortda. Hla day rt JUL17 20C0 MARYANNE MORSE. (XERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY RuH King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 600 PLANTATION. FL 33321 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABAJTIES ACT. paraona wtei tkaabaaea naad tog a apeoal aooommodaaon xhouu oortad CO UR T ADUMISTRAT10N at th* SEMINOLE C o u l, CourHouaa at (407)665-4227. 1 1044654771 (TDO) « 1400455 6770, vte Ftortda Relay Sarvm THIS NOTICE B H A a BE PUB USHED ONCE A W EE K FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH M THE SEMINOLE HER ALD PubSrttJrty 2*. 2002 and Augual 4 2002 00172 M THS CMCUFT COURT OP THE ISTH J U O C U L CMCUTT. MANOPOR 1IM M O LE COUNTY. FLOREM OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION , I C A S IN O : 0 2 C A 27* IIW MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. M C . PLAMTEF VS. PEARL HAYWOOO AX/A PEARL F HAYWOOD, IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TER ES T BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST PEARL HAYWOOO AX/A PEARL F. HAYWOOO. W4CN0WN SPOUSE OF PEARL HAYWOOO AX/A PEARL F. HAYWOOO. IF ANY. JOSEPH E0W AR08 AX/A JOSEPH J EDWARDS, IF UVMO ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TER ES T BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST JOSEPH EDWAROS AX/A JOSEPH J. EDWAROS. * ANY! JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE A8 UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OCJENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN (xxtuanl lo a 8ui*nary Final todgmark rt Foradoaura dated Jrty 12. 2002 anterad to C M Cat* No 02-CA 274 14 W of H* Ckoxi Co ul d H* 1STH JuSdrt CkoUl to m d tof SEMINOLE Courty. Sartord. Flonda. I w « aa* k> Ha Nghaal and beat bidder lor caxh al H# Waal Frork Door al He SEMI NOLE Couky CouHoua* located rt X I N. Part Avanua H Sartord. Florida, al 1 1 0 0 am . on H* 20 day rt Augual 2002 H# Irttowtng daatrbid property a* art torth to aaid Stannary Paul Judgmart. to" L O T 13 BLOCK a WOOOMERE PARK 2NO REPEAT, ACCORDING TO THE P U T OR MAP THEREOF OEBCRSCD M P U T BOOK <3. PAGE 73, O F THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF S E M W O U C O U N TY. FLORIOA Dated H n day rt JUL 22.2002 (C M C U T CO UR T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctetk rtH a C k o U l Court By: RuH King Deputy Clara Pubaah at: TH E SEMMOLE HERALD TH E U W OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN, P.A.. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 Urkvaraty Drive Srtte 500 Pterkaaon.Fl 33324 (9S41233-6000 M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABAJTIES ACT. paraon* w «i daxh ia a* fog a apadd aooommodaaon ahodd oortad CO UR T ADMINISTRATION al th* SEMINOLE County CouHoua* al 4074644227.1404 9564771 (TDO) or 14004546770 vte Florida Relay Same* PUAahJrty 26. 2002 and Augual I. 2002 00171_________________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUa NAME Nolm M hereby given Hat I am engaged to buaawaa al <479 Sunthadow Dr . 202. Caaatoarry Semmote County. Ftortda 32707. uktet H* Fmaoua Kama rt Hay** Landacaptng and Hal I Intend to rayater and nam* wah Ha Oviaion rt Corporabona. Tilth***** Flonda. to accordance wtei He provikora rt Ha Fctboua Nam* SlalrtM lo-Wk Section 866 09. Flonda Stakjtea 1991 Chnaiophar Hayea Pubiah JUy 28. 2002 001*2 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad M THE CW curt COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 02438CP IN RE: ESTATE O f JAMES H KELLY. Dk u i M NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha bdktbttobdton d to* M a w d JAMES H KELLY. dacsaaad. whoa* daw d daaOi m i May 2. 2002. t> panrkng In tha O t ia l Court lot Sananoto Courty. Ftonda. Probata Drvtwon, Fla Number 02 638 CP, ffw addraaa d wtwh la PrdwW DMaion. X I N Parti Annua. Sankxd. Ftortla 32771-1292. Tha namaa and addraaaaa d Ew personal rapraaanEva'a altonwy ara aat torth below AJ aerator* d Ew dacadant and otfwi paraona having davna or ndudng unmalurad. conEngad or lawqddawd daEna. on irtioni a copy d EEa noEoa la aarvad muat Ma Ewa davna artEi Em court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O f 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 oEwr a a d o n d Ew dacadanl and oEwr paraona having damw or kdudng unmalurad. coramgara or laRdddaled daana. muat Na E<a« damw artdi this court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS N O T SO F LED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS 8 E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D ECE­ D E N TS OATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. THE DATE O F FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE IS JULY 21. 2002. PAUL W. KELLY, Paraonal 2M O O iar Court OvWdo. FL 32765 Anomay lor Paraond Rapraaantatlva CAROLE. DONAHUE Ftortdo Bar No 200401 Donahue A tserhart. P A 2431 Laa Road Wlraar Park. FL X 7 N (407) 7464009PubldtJdy 21.29. 2002 00108_________________________ M THE CMCUTT COURT FOR BEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION F1W Numtwr 02-4M-CP IN RE ESTATE OF KIMOERLY MAY MALLOY, NOTICE TO CRED(T0RS*, *d Tha admavatrabon d tw aauw d KIMBERLY MAY MALLOY, dacaaaad. F4a Rather 02-489CP. la pandng In tw O o r t Court lor SammoW County. Florida. PrdwW Dtvtaron. Iha addraaa d wtwh la Clark d Court. BamnoW County Courthouaa. P O Boa BOW. Sardord. Florida W772 SOW Tharwmaaand addraaaaa d t w paraonal rapraaanlattva and tw paraonal rapraaanlaA l cradaora d tw Dacadanl and dhar paraona having cWIma or damanda aganat Decedent* aauw Indudng ormatured. cota ngent or dWqddaWd dalma on whom a copy d t m nodca la aarvad mual Na twa cWvna wah tm Court WITHIN THE LATER O f 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l otwr crarMora d tw Dacadanl and paraona having claima or damanda agalnat tw Decedent* aatata. W u d n g w n a h n d . Conorgad or unkqddated claima. mual Na twa cWvna wah tm court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO F LE D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha daw d tw bat pubkcaton d tm Nobca la Jd y 21,2002. JEAN A WALLACE Pararrwl Rapraaadamra Anthony M Nardala. J r . Eaqdra Attomay tor Paraonatlapraaanlatva Florida Bar No 341274 ANTHONY M. NARDELLA. J R , P A 1110 Douglaa Avanua. Suva 1002 AAamonW 8prtnga. FL 32714 Tdaphona: (407) 7*8-2700 FacaanAa: (407) 7M-770S PuMahJdy21.2S.2002 00111 NO TICCO F PUBLIC BALK PUBLIC NOTICE la handy grvan. balowand oonaraAng bom day to day itv l al gooda ara add. wa wfl aal ■ Pubic Auction, to tw Nghad blddar. tor cash. d tw watahouaa d 8TORAQE USA. tocawd d 1007 WBa Sprtnga Dr., WMar Sprtnga. FL 32708, oodanaa d t w totoartng atori g t units containing household andtor buaawaa gooda. tor rod and otwr chargaa tor wNch ■ tan on aama la oWanad. to wL --■-—A-1 — good nni wivvlv —A-* — 1 l—— rsn*o*«, moais. W i»grn oearang. rdartala, 407-321-3275 2 camatary tod at Oakland Parti CamaWry. 48A 5 Rnahart Rd, Laka Mary. Cardan d Radamptton. Lota SIB Spacaa I » 2.407-322-5468 23— Lost & Found F O U N D : Dog. araa d 48 A 46A on 7/2V02. Cal 321-228 2561, 25— S pecial Notices ----- 4.5*11 4:5«il-----Hava Your Advortwlng Flyara Printed 1 Inaertad In Tha Samlnda Herald II O N L Y 4 .5 0 P E R C O P Y III! Cat TH E SEMINOLE HERALD Advartwmg Dapt For Dalala 407-322-2811 L ecals DATE OF BALE: iUsuat I t 2002 TIME OF SALE: 480 PM • X 3 I LuW Maldonado-ctoCNng. houaahdd aarrn. ato. 1513 KaVh B. Prathar -houaahdd lama, couches, Iva. antortainmad cantor. H 02 JuaOn Cot. houaa alurt *645 Michad WMaa A AaaocJPatrtda Ydkaadhca tumaur* aiOO Saan Mahanay. lurdiura 0 houaahdd gooda. 4371 Brian D. 0 Suaan M. Hwrtngtorv houaahdd atull. 1579 Roaamarta Roth. (Alpha Pdd)-uaod dobing t ahoaa too KaNh KoHwuaahdd gooda. t$7t Metis** Aahby and Kim Mumy-houaahdd torNba*. AUCTIONEER: STORAOE PROTECTION AUCTION SERVICES, LICENSE « W3 Tha Move Nodca to ba pubtdwd onoa a waak tor two conaacutva waaka. Bald aaW to ba indar and by virtue d tw SttMee d tw Surne d Florida. In auch caaaa made and proPuMah J d y 28. 2002 and Auguel 4. 2002 O O II I 23 24 28 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 38 39 2 3 14 17 20 _ H -J ■ 61— M oney to Lend Attention Readers!! ITa Bagal lor oompanWa doing bualnaaa by phona to promWa you a loan and aak you to pay lor It lDVTOTs i . l n . i *k —- - QvlIVsi, mItr. --- —For inwy ................................ totormatton. cal toSTraa 1-877-FTC HELP. (Ap^Acaarvtoa maanga tom Tha SaminoW Harald and Iha Fadaral Trada Commtoalon) SrV E S D Q A TE BEFO RE YO U INVEST! ANvtyb ■ good pokey, especially lor bu*he*» opportune** and tranchl***. C a l Flortdl Dipt, ol Agrtaiture S Cormxnar Service* at BOO-435-7332 or FTC -H E L P lor la a totormalon. Or vldl our VH t Ma al wwwhc gov W o p Florida law laqukaa i ila n ol cartaki buwnaM oppohurvbat to reveler wWi Fkxtda Dapt. of Agriculture A Consumer BOfVteOO baton MMng. C a l lo vartty lawful ragWtratton baton you buy Opportunity lor quaMtdi oartifWd marina mactwec with buainau S charactar ratarancaa. Laasa t oparaW aiabng buty aanrtca dapt located at Canbal Florid* Marina on John* River. O ro tt Incoma ilmataty 1330.000 to approilrru — Mai 1375,000 k brwt Into wSi ackXaaa a prtone nm i uei ownmow m rw a , 300 N. French Ava, BSndBoalOO, Sanford, F L 37771. 71— H elp Wanted A hoM In t w SanfordTkxti Ortando araa la currently M a k in g applicants lor a hit ttma Night Auditor. Eiparwnca not nacastary CompaSf.awagaaandbansfto.EOE Sand lasuma to: Samlnoto Harald, 300 N. French Ava, BAnd B o i 101, Sanford, FL, 12771 A dynamic agency oilers a financially secure career lor aggressive, competitive and selfmotivated aaWs professionals isekng a lucrative career with Iha opportunity lor rapid advancement into management. American Income LAa S bcfcmg tor career-Raided utoe professionals lor ns Altamonte Springs oftce This Is an tocredtoto opportunity lor peopto with strong communications and closing skills Meet tha minimum sates requirements and yo u l earn al Waal tS6X0>yaar Mnrwgan can earn more tw n IJOO.OOCVyearl Bonuses, residuals Income and M l benefits round out toe package AIL provides life and supplemental Insurance programs to working class lamilws throu^vxit Csntral Ftonda. and has mors than S IS brlkon ol Ills insurance In tores nationwide Our oompany. Torchmark is a rockao«d Fortune 500 company (TM K) Locafy. wa use an artactive Wad system to book several daily appointments lor our agents, requiring minimal cold cals and prospectng The opportunity awaits tha right parson..IntarasladT Contad Mks Pesto al 407-402-1033. or small your resume to CLm * A COL Dnvwri wwntort top pwy. ntra state (FL) only, must pass drug screen. 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Job Order * FL-2302795 5Montcunuf* ji-rtlr, Jti ,em IlfniL — ^ rro fkw wlei, £ d positions available 40 hre per w k. 8 X AM - 5PM. 5700 per Hr. Plants seedlings kilo 4* pots, spaces plants, puis ordan. Sand raauns to Agency For Wortdorce krcveacn. PO Box 10869. Taiahataea. FL 32302 Job Ordar « FL-2302810 IN VESTIGATE BEFO RE Y O U STVE8T1 Ahwayi a good pokey, tapsoalty tor business opportunities and franchises C e l Ftonda Dapt. ol AgnaAws A Consiwnsr Ssrvcet at 800-4387352 or FTC -H E LP tor trss totormakoa Or vWI our Wab ska at www tic govtoihop Ftonda law requires asAsn ol oartaei opporkxisaa to regster sMto Florida Oepl ol Agrtculturs A Consumar Sendees baton leSng. C a l to verity lawful registration before you buy.__________________ LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH MSUftAHCC AMO 441X Credit Card Billing 1 8 0 0 0 T Y F l \ jiiiki ( I n k eat siafkaxsaa a g M u s a i ina iM iA-i.ftoa.SA its i.t. Asa •UtoQ PUMOS CktoAii l>i| Aookr fVxikkeepar Wanted, rnrnpi tier LAsrata, Quick books Pro, Part or Ful Tims C a l 407-048-6004 Ladies Talk FREE Is lk n KaHsm Ur Aaahr e tle a ^H B w D m ? ' AAaawonSl SpflnAe 407-J4040C Need Soma ADVERTISING To Promote Your Buswiess1 Than C a l lls About Flyers We Will Print & Deliver For You To Our Readers For Only Oc/Copyll Wa Have a Way You Can Cut That Coal In Half! TH E SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING D EP T 407-322-2611 NEEDED Planltt/AccompanlBt For 10 X Church Service and Wsrkiaaday Rehearsal. Longwood MBs Congregational Church Ph: 407-3324253. ask lor Dr. Youngblood or las rasuma to 4073324267, smai branotlceOadeem NEW CO N C E P T Uc L A H Mgra A Agents. Gmd Floor Oppty Leads Up to A58K 1400-230-9774 Pari Time, Manager1! Assistant, AAJhr. 407-757-0970 Pottery. Porch 5 ParAry. lake Mary's finest Orfl A Home Accessory Store reqjrea an eipsnancadkj breads* associate Apply In person al PPAP, 3841 Ldia Emma Ra or cal 4074048300. 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You should call and cancel as soon as Item sells. Available to individuals (non Com m ercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. T h e 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. A d will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Management's decision on copy acceptability will be final. r'llA IL TO : Seminole Herald Classified Ads P.O. Bos 1667 Ssnford, FL 32772-1687 •ONLY ONE !TEM •MUST INCLUDE PRICE $100 OR LESS PRINT AO H E R E :. ___________ NAME: PHONE:. ADDRESS:____________________________________________ \ I subsertbs to ths Ssminols Hsrsld ( ) Yss ( ) No Call today for your FREE recorded message to . find out more. » 407*622*1237 Ext: 269 $plus 8 perBonus hour We are looking for enthusiastic people with great phone skills for a rapidly growing home improvement company. 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Upgraded ceramic tile itt kitchen, nook and laundry • Designer, solid surface countertops • Separate oversized shower in master suite • Upgraded carpet and padding throughout • Solid core 8-ft. doors } throughout • Classic brick paver driveway, walkway and entry • 1-piece crown molding in library and den • Elegant tray ceilings in Master Bedroom, Parlor & Dining Room • 10-ft. ceilings in secondary bedrooms • Upgraded 4 2 ” kitchen cabinets with crown molding r . - • E s t a t e M o d e ls X o w O f> en ! irr:. v . v . - . i - **• f f OATHPRING ROOM 2«* >16i IS* •/ upgraded to CAT5 • G.E. appliance package. ry.ujUNge ; ; (n il ii\ fo r a p r i v a t e to m of o m n e w D esign (.enter! 7 _ sum- #2 Cable TV wiring upgraded to RG6 • Phone wire n : IF! 13 1 12 B U C K IN G H A M •E s t a t e s * £ DRAIN SPACli II': P review pricing fro m $250s Estate Homesfrom the $300s 407.971.7773 407.322.1114 5 Models m 11 Models 1-4 to exit 101 A. WVst on S.R. 46. 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The HShman Group 4073218333 VMa-2Br/1BafQ*rag*/Scr*en patio, appkance*. tenoad yard, comrnrafy pool 5875 a Security dap. No Pets. 4073288580. IMP IMP Ml U V D AdvertlM your butlnuus or services for au little as $2.00 per day. Call (407)322*2611 to speak to a Classified Representative 2 5 2 -A c c o u n t in g BOOKKEEPER ■YOUR PLACE OR MINE* Computerized Invoices A/R A/P SANFORD AREA 407-688-2157 294-PAINTING 269-C leaning S ervices Cleaning &#rvtc* )10fV4i61j R$l$$« R$f$f$nc$$ Avoilobto* Cafl J K k K 3 M -2 1 M U 9 Sanford: 2BR/IBA W/Domg Rm. Living Rm. Hdwd Floors. Lg Screened Porch. Obi Garage. Storage 36503600 Deposit Winter Springe: 38R/1.SBA W/S«gt* Garage. New Flooring 5 Palm 17253700 Depot* Longwood: 4BR/2BA SpM Plan. W/Dbl Oarage. Lg Screened Porch. LVng Rm. Fsm iy Rm. Freplace Formal Drang Rm , 5115031100 Depose ktyYwUde: 4BFV28A W.Pool. F*m*y Rm. Den. Formal Dlnmg Rm. Freplec*. New Floonng 8 Pemt Pod Serv Included. 1125031200 Deposit DOYLE REALTY, INC. 1407) 322-2495 WE RENT 8 SE LL HOMES s v idsySrresdyeeawe ssei - a n ted Seeking a person to share my home, view of Lake Monroe, house pnvSegea. Cal 407328-7232 lor an 3/1. rue* yard, hue trees, w tti to school. Lake Mary/Senlord tree 5850. 4078698168 D O YLE S R EN TALS Cat*# Included 407-323-W70 o o m m a te i— - 4/2 house newly renovated at 102 Country Club Dr, Sanlord 5725/month 4078998328 M A R IN E R S V IL L A G E en t ouses n f u r n is h e d 2/1 hout* newly renovated whanfwood Boors 312 East 25thSE Sanlord. 562Vmo 4078998328 Private entrance, tree cable k electric, washer/dryer. 5100/wk lake Ave. Sanlord 407-888-7023 i— 103— H Sanlord 1BR apt. 1 blk from hosp, complete privacy Seeking mature person, no kids SIKVwk or 543GTno » $200 sec dap Lease Wd uM. 407321-3735 U W ry nice, veryrdtenkxni c remodeled, a lfull, ui cable. A/C. todry. phone. Web use. sec. dr, resident owner, private entrance No Smoking! Only drug free > . 407-330-7373. W - n is h e d 2/1 house newly renovated at ?06 East 24ti SL Sanford tOOGmo 407699 6328 “ WEEKLY R E H U l S Starting ■ 582/wto Historic Downtown 407-330-4423 95— R p a r tm en ts Oarage Apt 1/1 5530 mo Includes power, gas. water k cable Sale, quel area 407-282-1394. 99— A Nee room In large pkah home Some house privileges, 5300 moves you In . Ca> lot details 407-324-8000 W ELDERS MKJ 8 TW FAB Exp helpful. Good Pay DFWP 407-2991592 A Fur 2 Story Victorian Home. Histone District, fplc, balcony, house privileges ilO G W K . *100deposit 407-328-5277 Santord M help wanted lor home maeasnarce Rearse preferred 407321*6757. i — elp Pamong Free Estimelee. Define. 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Lemmata New carpet w/ped 8 reSM ae bw ae 57_50»y Free n home eetxnetes Uc 8 Insured 407-322 3508. Springe, Repairs, Metnisnenoe uRerne warranty Parts . 386-674-4363 24 H n .1 Ever Heady Oarage 281-H ome Im pr o vem en t CH ARLES 0. n o t ju s t t u toataktre of TSe. Marika 8 Stone la Beth KAchen 8 etc. Free Estmates C e l Tony 407-2228995 2 6 8 -C h il d C Beni ilwll ,1« • A Delntlnxs n fm onaiung r •wrung are Cert CPfVActnntiea/PlayToom Lot of TIC/ Ex. Refk/Rea rates ee Cel Dssmis. S0781488at YY Judy and Jane- Childcere Low Redo ExcAocal Referencee Over 15 Years Experience •Reasonable Rales •Extended Hours C e l 407328-7039 2 6 9 -C l e a n in g S retnodsL eddktone, rape*. 8 termite repair. 407320-1741 By Rueeed Pahra 40 Y n Local Expert Home flidkisss. l a s f i s l Uc. toe, 308-774-8299 Speoaknng to reroo/mg 8 repairs 407-322-19 t t Uc* R C 0080658 308-T hesapeutic M assage Avalon Center SMM006015 Karen Chanarton LMT, SMA00144B1 StrtM MmAQifnsnl 1400 8. Park Ave.. Sanlord 407-3308807 312—T ree S ervice o b il e r R H om es en t 313— TV/Radio l DlehAneletleUon : Monthe Free Sarvtoe Up to 4 Receivers Free (www vmcaatoSlebonY7ald30632 Complete Pulmoxiery Funcbon Teetmg weh DECO Attortai Blood Qeaee Al Ytaa Oitoe or O u n . We Come ToVtoul Enhanoed COPO, toe. 388851-0845 291-M ortgages N U D C A S H ? W A N T A NEW H O M IT Feel approval* tor new mongaget or releianc* lor tow payment* and ready t t Bad cretM la no problem For low rales cal 4073403206 Support your local txishtssts. they are the heart of your c o n n u n ly . You w fl fh d reputable local b u s k n ie s and services ki this d k e d o ry. $15 .7 5 per m o n t h ........ 5 lines / 3m onths $24 .7 5 per m onth ....1 0 lines / 3 m onths $33.75 per m onth ... 15 lines / 3 m onths L cr eage S For o t ale Butdmg L d 80i 125. wim dd mob4* home. N eeds work. Reps* mob** home or bund house E x ilin g city water connection, new dram held. Sets tnance 524500 4078950114 157— M H o b il e Fo r S om es ale 12x80 rnobUe home, etlebkthed Sanford peril 55a. 10x30 Flood* Room, carport, storage shed, rttogerwcx 8 ga* taqve hdutsd CHA Ca l lor tppomtoitnL 407-3230102. 24x60 double wide. 2BFV2BA. LR. Imty rm trim war bar. dreng rm. large island kitchen, laundry area. *1 new B* 8 carpd. Asking 521000 cbo 407-328-4736 35x lOmobae home, tnached Firm , partly lumd. carpeted, caning lent, new stove, new WC. Located to Town 8 Crxmhy (edul) Park. 5356 Orange BMLLkMarvoe-Adtog516j00G3B6740-1095 Mobil* home. Sanlord: 1981 Skyline, 14x56. new A C 8 lelngeitior. well maintained. Information. Cel. 407-330-5881. 159— R W eal E s ta te a n ted W t Buy Houses, Condo*, Commercial end Land. Forodoeur* S TO PP ED , Back rments Brought Up To D* locating? Divorced? B Tenants 7 We Can HELP11 Any Condition, A ny Area, FA S T C toeing. 407871-2729 181— A Fu p p l ia n c e s r n it u r e For S 4c ale p o r t in g G o o d s 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s 1BRASS BED. O U EEN SERTA. poekxepedc sal 8 kam* Never used. <x>« 5IK.se* 5275 Can dekver 4076800577 A Brand New Cherry CXn* dnrng table 72* and 6 Chain w/l*a! SM m Box 5950 Lighted Chm* Cabinet Ave* Can Deliver 407-4220230 A Fu* tu* mattress eel Newei ptastc. Miat tei 580 407-L22WH8 M t M M new lull tu * whit* porcelain headboard with ham* 530 00 386-7530820 Bed Rm Set: Entire Bed Sat W/Hdbrd/Ftbfd, Dresser, Mirror, Chad end N l Stood SM Boxed 5750 Can Deliver 407-4220230 1 A cherry sleigh bed. tohd wood, with pktow top mattress tel Never uaed. Sei 5549 Can dekver 407-4220230 A KINO SIZE PILLOW TOP orthopedic mattress set. New to plashc Sek 5195 407-4228848 Bed: Black von canopy bed with kooxy fcm pkkxvriop set Never uaed 407-402-2778. Bedroom: 7 pc CHERRY W OOD 4 potter bed. a l dove tried, dresser wArt-mirror. chest , night stand, unused, tM to box C o il 55k. sell 51860 6M01 beckoom evMtbfe 407660-1415. w o t , k x M a m oAnfocu, cxmopeoc trm sets wth 5 yr warranty Tvrin 575. lul 590. queen 586. kkig (1 76 Never ueed. can deSver 407-402-2778 Cakkxrae Kxig weterbed 12 drawer doubto p*de$tal. 8oMd da/k wood, miffwad headboard New waveieu manrett. knar 8 healer.. 8500 407-324-7313 Couch: A l (taken Laether Sofa. 5875, LoveseaL 5825. Chair. (525 Brand Nmc SM h Ptiakc Can Dakver. 407-422-0230. Day Bed. 2 orthopedic whri*/)ron/brttt. trundle, uaed, bona. Con SSOQ, tel $295 4078890577,__________________ Dtora Room-13 pc. tc*d cherry wood, doubts pedsttal table ml teal, 8 Chippendale chairs, buflst * hutch, never ueed. cost (8k, sek S1295. server. 5250. 4078891415. 4 x5' Pool table gorgeous solid wood. 1* till*, decorativs legs, thl mexm* Candskvsr COM(4500. tsk 51750 407422 8004 Pori Table Bfl pictowlonM O C senes. kMtficr pockets, on* Inch pnma tMIt. never used, still m Crst* Can deliver 8 tel up. Coel 85k. set lor 51850 4078691415 191— B M u il d in g CORRUQATEO S TE E L ROOFING lor Boms. Boat Docks. Shops, sic. Also Cuhrtrt Pipe: 15*x20' 5179 29*1 18'x29 5212 80.es Surplus Stsel 8 Supply. Inc Apopka 407-293 5788 uppues AKC Regislsisd Labrador Remevera 6 chncriMt mats. 4 blacks TramedtoM.stay.com* $150 each 3897580916 O N L Y 4 .5 C P E R C O P Y !!!! Car Books horn 2000 to 2002 Hsmmmgs. antqu*. Auto Traders A l kxknew.over5400 1MS3500 407365-7035 SPA! SPA! SPA1 7 F T Lornger. 5hp loaded with Shoulder. H p , Beck. 8 Neck Jets Underwater kght. cedar cabinet Never ueed Fid warranty UM 53296. itu M saerdo* (IS SG 407854-9141 230— B Cheap') Advent*geTrontHne 407-9234323 A arage S ales BENEFIT SALE C A T PR O TEC TION SO CIETY Lots ol Everythmg. at usual' Saturday 8 Sunday August 3 8 4. 2460 Menorms* Ave , Sanlord. oft East 25m St.. 8am-6pm VtovtnoGaragt Safe SM.7/27.9-tpm. 158 Mommg Glory Dr. BrandtrmA Exist**. Lake Mery, doming kachen feme, bedroom furralureand much nuch more 219— W a n ted t o B 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s Anoroeofe oonvervent vrom lanrang Bed* Low mcxdfy nvestoisret. hexne delivery, tree color catalog C a l today 18097110158 xvwwnp — n a r B o s E ---------------47 PISCES. 1*20-8 - 1 H 9 S , F LU B IS SHEET MUSIC M AG A ZIN ES, 8100. A LSO O TH E R VARIOUS MUSIC BOOKS. 407-322-4381. 4c Buy TC -W 3 Mercury Motor OH M only 511 per Galtonl! Ntoholt Outboard Sarvtoe Cantor, 407-3320984 Looking lor a ueed boat and/or motor? We've got m «n l Come ate us todayl Ntoholt Outboard Service Cantor. 1000 Weal 1*1 SL Sanlord. 407-322-0884. ------L55RTT1-----Th e N ew 2002 Sss/N/Spoftl Com* Check Them Out! Many Model* To Chooe* Brand New Boat k Trotter Starting A t . 51.*88. uy Warned Corns 8 paper money before 1964 end OH movie poeter* 407451-3812 o a ts c c e s s o r ie s 14 ft Ibergiaat boat with 18 hp 8 Infer 5800. 407-321-5710. F R E E K I T T E N S TO GOOD HOME CALL 407417-1859 217— G 4.5CII C*« TH E SEMINOLE HERALD Adverttsmg Dept For Detail 407-322-2811 a t e r ia l s 199— P e t s U S 4.Sell Mj v « Your Advertising R yea Prlnlod & Insorlod in The Sommoie Herald M N ichols O utboa rd S ervice Center 1000 Weet 1*1 BL Sanford 407822-0984 W 8 Sel Your Boat on ConafgnmenL N id io U Outboard S m ric i CinlBf. 407-322-0944. 231—C ars For S ale 94 Ibyola Tercel 4 Spd, ftow Brafat, Tires. Cold A/C. Runs arestl 102.000 Mties 53000 00 OGO 407321-9156 1980 Lincoln Conuientel Mem VI l e u men 100K into*. (1500 407-321-0229 116—O ffice S pace For R ent CM toni: Foe Root Sanford Offloa Sixto/Store, 3rd A S. SertonjAve 17S0MIB80mor8v8GOd suit* 5500 month. 3500 tl 51700/month. excekent parking, rso*. BrOwn 4078791980 Cel 4075798942 Sm. R*ta*Omc*-17/92 Sanlord. Lease, (4 230 0 Mo. plu* tax. md water, sewer 8 Yeah. 5500 Dtp 407302-8088 Location 141— H omes For S ale 4/1, lovely cottage, renovated•modemued, wal to wal carpel 8 appliance*. 565.000.4075991359 or 407-7190278. 8 Comfortabt* Home bud to 1&2S. 2000tq ft. 3BFV2BA. mothsr•In- lew apartment 3 kpE hoi tub. deck, workshop, fenced yard, many unutuaf leakxee. kAitl See at 210 W. 15th S t. Sanford Oratticaly Rttlxad *166j000 Ca8 lor AppL 407322-5363 AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES PART-TIME SUMMER POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN AVIATION SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT • RAM P SERVICES • AIRCRAFT INTERIOR CLEANER i • JANITORIAL SERVICES (day & evening positions available) W e offer holiday pay; uniforms, free parking, paid comprehensive Industry training, weekly pay, direct deposit and a safe work environment. Don't let these opportunities fly by. Stop by our administration office M onday thru Friday between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm for an application and more information. Water Front-Lake Monroe: 4BR 4BA over 3500 tq 11 trim 2 5 car garage. 2 work shop*. Sv. tkn,l*m rm. w/Drtplac* 8 gem* room. 2 to lew suae* on 1.4 acre* on Lk 5349,500 4BR 1J BA : New Roof. Ceramic Tie, 11x218c. Porch, PooL on Orer 1/4 Aero. $85,900 Over 1M Acre M R 1 BWfvLiv. tkn. it, heevty treed Priced tor qjxk l |64 goo SPIROMETRY A 187— S ale ELDER SPRINGS of SR 427, 1 Bedroom 5125 per week. 5125 Depot*. C a l 407-333-3964 or 407302-7034 What About Bob's Tree Sendee? We Accept A8 CredH Cerda. T i m Romovil. TrinvninQ, Bobcd Svc, F in wood. Fi$$ Ettvm lM . Uc/lnt A07- 2AO>1 B7V 290-M edical S vcs e r v ic e s ----------------U l t l d U A N W* Oftet These Services ■Maid Serve* • Oftee Cle*n»ft) •Pressure Washing •Floor Refmrshmg 4078218712 ■ XUjULn Ro6hN?r- 15 3 — For S R EFRUERATOR WfafpooL 16 5 cu II. lop treeier. almond, excellent condition Must tel. 61 SO 407-3246119. UOmfTIOfCMVnWiOSfllMU 301-R oofing Santord 433 8. Scott Ave, 4BFV7BA. 2,500. tq ft. 31 acre Id. green house, shop, lots d storage New carpet, paint In 8 out, landscaping, block construction, lerrauo floor* 5180's C a l Joyce. Century 21 H 8 I. 407-3238755 4c p p l ia n c e s r n it u r e 1 2 piece Name Brand Queen O R TH O P E D IC PILLOW TO P Matires* Sal Brand New. Shk In Plaabc. Secrhc* 1100. Can Dekver. 407-4228848 PiYna area. FamSy ftoma n u a . 2772 Ekcam B M , Deltona. Ca l 386-789 8070. Nek Kourpankks (386) 7898070 Sanlord/lakt Mary: 3 BR/2BA. Hdden Laktt. by owner 580.000 C e l after 5pm. 407-8628810 Fu Whirlpool stove weh eel cieanmg oven. Hotpotot ddhwesher 3882184839 300-P ressure C leaning (No preeaure, sale way to dean a roof) Free Eternal**, UcAne 1B1— A ale 1 Luxury firm pklowtop tel with 7 yr warranty kA 5136. quean $140. Ung (210. Brand new. Located to Sanlord. 407-402-2778. 1 500 tq I •A m M * h r cBoe or rntoi hretaur* Cleaning “ For S om es 105— D uplex/Triplex Bankruptcy. Name Change. Other Sendee* Avakabf*. CaS Lynda or Laura 4073213382 •SAmmWVk rm Km •uOA/TJ On BOATO 261-C omputer S ervices 267-C eramic T ile ' Lm m iCsJ nOO* U N iW iQ 277-F ence 2 6 0 -B u s h H p __M* " ' n fM O Adoption, Olvorct. Dfvocct Modification, 141— H Sanlord 2BR/1 BA duplex. 1716 B Ridgewood Lane, CHA. stove, relngerilor. pnvala screen pebo, 857SYnonth. 15751* Security, no pels 4073228615 Fo rOW $f Of Anofn$y, w US, 275-D rywall Lowell's Auto Rspalr ■ ~~~ 7 B Fukxt Btofk dtkJM lame pka 8" 9kk Neverieed.M8hboK.CoM 5600. te l 5275. A l oak. $375.4076890577. 107— M 295-Paralecal S vcs c 1 KINO SERTA. pottureperkc set never road Coal 82K. tel $298 Can dekver. 4078800577. I 2 5 8 -A u I ’i i r 4BR 2B A: Over 1800 Bq F L Llv. Dm. Fern Rm W/Fireplace. Deck. Gereo* 1102 BOO LMxekUry: Cuttom B « 4BR 2 BA over 2200 sq ft Llv, Del. Fern Rm ml Fireplace, screened pod. 2 car garage on 1/2 acre 5225.900 CueSom BK 4 B R 1 BA: Over 2300 Sq FL Lhr, Dm. Fern Rm, 32x32 Sc Pod. 2 Car Garage on Oxer 1* Acre 5210.900. P A U L OSB ORN E V tfilim i 1 CHOP! HI IIS SWISSPORT USA, MC. 2 R E D C L E V E L A N D BLVD . S U IT E 205 S A N F O R D , F L 32773 407-585-4790 (W e are located on the second floor above Dollar Rent a Car) All Candidates must provide: • 10 year work / school history • Pass a drug screening • Be available to work weekends, holidays and evening hours. 40/ 3?1 4/b4 large 38IV2 5 bam. 2 car garage pkjtbonagveg* 17x54x14 tor boat or mob** home See m Idylewld* at 315 Dogwood Dr. *1 comer d Uptele Rd 8169.000. com* anytxn* LonpNOObThe Sprmga Custom bid unique l'4Bedioom. 3 hji bam*. 3100 tq IL m gated commurvty. screened pod t * stone BBQ Lwgx Afnum naet through m* center d m* home Professionally landscaped, private lot. Best schools $329,000 4078897790 For Ramp Services positions, you must possess a valid Florida Drivers License and be able to lift up to 75 pounds of luggage on a consistent basis. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/D s w is s p o r t ^ �A- * . _ 234— A utomotive Accessories I968GMC U m t iy SUV 4i4, B u r good We*. $1.000. ObO 407-328 Need Soma ADVERTISINQ 1o Promote Your Bu*me**l Then C e l U » About Flyers IKToTCge _ car. van oMru* Good condition 235*70*15 1»tS15 00 407-365-7035 i mtertor. S149S or beat otter We Will Print & Deliver For You To Our Readers For Only 9e/Copyll 407-327-3657. 95 firebird, had. 6 cyt. auto. T ruck /B u ses /Va n s F o r S ale ObO. 407-322-377^ 407619-4114. 1993 C H E W CAVALIER. STICK SHIFT. AC. 4 NEW TIRES, RUNS GREAT *2.000, COO 407-6336336 Toyota Camry, 1993,132Ktm4ee. 15.000.407-606-0011 or 352-363- F o c u s 240— B oat R entals o ri S a v i n g s S h o p S o m l n o l o H o r n l d ’s C lasslflo d s Evorydnyl S an ford C ourt * A p artm e n ts We Have a Wey You Cen Cut That C o il In M e»l 1997 Chevy S - 10 abort bad pickup. Low mdcape. DarV Green. A U T M CO etereo. *5.000 407-323-2862. TH E SEMINOLE H E R A IO ADVERTISINQ D EP T 407-322 26tt H o m e s F or S ale 135 Sco tt Dr., Washington Oaks Newly Remodeled 3 Bedroom 2 Bath with Central Heat & Air For D o n ’t M i s s O u t O n T h e Simply Superior Service u n su rp assed by an y o th er E x p lo s iv e D e a ls A t 64 Frelghtllner Cabover: Rune like a aewtng machine. 350 Cummmg* angme.day bed. lust petted current D O T Incpecbon 407-324-5973. 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'Certain RostrlcUons Apply W in d ch a se A p a rtm e n ts C i t f l u i n Mc h I i i c t i o n s A p p l y J Airport Blvd. & 46A Country Lake 407-328-8818 w w w .W llt a n C o m p a n y .c o m Apartments I t£> I L i m i t e d T im e ! m 2714 R idgewood Av*., Sanford • 330-5204 re rc B ig g & Bette? B ra n d N ew n o w A j u i r h n e n l l ro m H n n n I y D i r e c t i o n * F r o m 1 -4 , ta k e th e L a k e M a t y B o u le v a r d e x it. G o e a i t o n L a k e M a z y B o u le v a r d p e a t H ig h w a y 1 7 - 9 2 . W e w ill b e o n y o u r le ft b e fo re H i e G re e n eW a y . B r in g to i th is i re c e iv e I �Page 16 August 2002 T h e L ake Mary H erald ^ C e n t r a l Florida REGIONAL HOSPITAL «7niASOO • IVIMMSmnolilMSwfaKR. 32771 SU ITES �City tax rate lowest in Seminole By MIchalts Jorta Managing Editor LA K E M A R Y — T h e proposed FY 2003 budget is com plete, a n a Lake M ary resi­ dents will still pay the low est tax levy in Sem inole County. C ity M anager John Litton presented Thursday his annual budget m essage to C ity Com m ission, w hich included a mill- Showing his age T.Q . Seymour and his family got a surprise Thursday when they woke up. Seems someone had littered, the front yard with signs announcing the 16-year-old’s birthday, see Page 4 Beach Hikes Florida Trail Association has announced a N ew Sm yrna Dunes Park Beach H ike, Saturday, A ug. 24 beginning at 3 p.m. M eet at 3 p.m . at Toys r Us, Sem inole Towne Center, 1-4 at SR -456 to carpool. The w alk includes areas along the beach, inlet and board­ w alks. There will be a small park entrance fee. Dinner at JB 's Fish Cam p follows. For additional inform a­ tion contact Ju d y at Ju d 228& yahoo.com or phone 407-365-1080. Lake M ary Sm ile Martha Millar - Marketing and Mambarehip Director for Lake M a ry Chambar of Commerce Great Scott! Entrepreneurs turn lemons into lemonade S cott D istler and W illiam G oranflo experienced the corirate pin ch m any C entral orida tourism w orkers felt after Sep. 11. Determined to survive cor­ porate cu tback s, both en v i­ sioned a new future for them ­ selves that would capitalize on their talents and entrepreneur­ ial am bitions. G oranflo established W illiam G oranflo A rtistic Paint & M urals in Altam onte Springs after losing his job at Universal Studios Islands of Adventure where he worked as a supervisor in the park's Scenic Paint Division. G oranflo now paints corpo­ rate offices and even a few celebrity hom es. He says it's a longtim e dream to ow n a busi­ ness. "I might not have had the courage to do it if it wasn't for losing m y jo b,” he said. G oranflo has worked as a m aster p ain ter in C entral Florida for m ore than 12 years. W orking as account super­ visor at C ram er-K rasselt Public Relations, Distler chose to start G reat Sco tt D 6cor w hen the com pany's business losses after Sept. 11 spurred com panyw ide layoffs. ”1 began converting lunch hours into ju n k ets collecting hom e furnishings and realized in terio r d eco ratin g w as m y passion,” Distler said. H e recalls form u lating a business plan after noticing a bum per sticker in 1-4 traffic that read, "D o your dream." G reat Scott D 6cor is a newly established interior decorating age rate o f 3.7648, w hich has stayed the sam e for the past 10 years. It is also the 15th straight year the ad valorem tax rate in the city has not increased. A m ill is 1/1,000 o f a dollar and is defined, as the m illage needed to raise the sam e total dollars of ad valorem taxes as in FY 2002. As property values increase, a mill is w orth more. " I am very happy w ith the proposed bud get," Lake M ary M ayor Thom Greene said. "To keep the millage rate the same in this econom y is a plus. According to Litton, one o f the biggest challenges facing the city is the future of the fire department. Although Lake Mary is part o f the county's First Response Team, county officials nave asked the city See Tax Rate, Page 7 Grand Opening Gala K See Great Scott!, Page 8 gUhjJik h , Tiuiiaiiy n ti notSKi p o o to IBy tom m y tA vinneMvn T h e Orlando Marriott-Lake Mary will host a grand-opening and ribbon cutting cel­ ebration Friday, Aug. 2. Marriott C EO will attend celebration From Staff Reports T h e O rlando M arriottLake M ary w ill hold a rand -opening cerem ony riday, August 2 ,2 0 0 2 . The celebration begins at 1 2 3 0 p.m. w ith a ceremonial ribbon cutting and w elcom ­ ing remarks. J.W. Marriott, Jr., chairm an o f the board and chief executive officer of M arriott International, along w ith H eathrow H otel O w ners, LLC , and Bruce Skw arlo, general m anager of the O rlando M arriott-Lake Mary, will com m em orate the op ening of Sem inole County, s first full-service hotel in nearly two decades. T h e O rland o M arriottLake M ary featu res 304 up scale guest room s, an innovative d esign them e hotel's long list of features is and m any contem porary an 8,400 square foot Grand conv eniences, suen as Ballroom . It w ill b e the largest singular erg on om ic w o rk station s, event space in a concierge S e m i n o l e W e’re delighted to County. It's an level, and com p lim en ta­ important have them in the ry, high-speed area. A lot o f people am enity co n ­ sid ering many I n t e r n e t call here wanting to locally sp on ­ access in know about hotels, sored balls, every room . And w ith it’s good to be able luncheons and galas are held m ore than to tell them about 11,000 square annu ally in another good one. O range County. feet o f m eet­ The Lake ing space, the Mary/Seminole hotel is poised I Lute u noi — rw---------i-ay rkOKJa to becom e a C o u n t y Lake Mary Chamber C ham ber of serious co n ­ Commerce was tender in the N orth O rlando convention one of the first groups to hotel arena. See H o te l, Page 14 Topping the m illion ------u ------ --------- J J --------- �Page 2 August. 2002 F 'O : 4 'sfd. , D irectio n s] From 1-4, take the Lake M ary Boulevard exit. G o cast on Lake M ary Boulevard past Highway 1 7 -9 2 . W e will b e on your left before T h e G reene Way. ‘y*,* -*>v/4ilftlNte L d d k b A A T ■■RP’& .••*5 •' 1.■ &■ ■ 1 ' r ' Ifl First Health C H IR O P R A C TIC | Chiropractic 1 _ J| I Medical • Acupuncture f jp f I Massage Therapy I m A • Neck Pain * Back Pain • Headaches • Auto Accidents • Open: .— 6 Days ^ ^ SERVING LAKE MARY, SANFORD, HEATHROW FREE CONSULTATION Dr. Joseph Sicuralla C £ SEC 'B~ tfi£ f jjl 407 - 321-7500 ^ H U L Dr. Joseph I 3801 W. Lake Mary Bird., Suita 181 (la Pebllx Shopping Caatar Nail to Olaefcbestar) T1* ' �T he L ake Mary H erald August. 2002 Page 15 A n n ou n cin g th e p u b lica tio n of... S a n fo r d : Our First (f,W.C.«,Ulienin 125 Years RecallingSanford'sheritage, SANFORD: OURFIRST 125YEARS will featurehundredsof photographson 128pages. This treasurechest photosfromSanfordofyesteryear, givingthe inSanfordyearsago. beeditedlocallybythestaffof theSeminoleHerald andboundwithanattractive, durablecover, makingit of heirloom quality. 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Semrole Herald, 300 N FrenchAre., Sarford SZ771 �City tax rate lowest in Seminole B y Mfcholia Joria Managing Editor L A K E M A R Y — T he proposed F Y 2003 budget is com plete, and Lake M ary resi­ dents w ill still pay the low est tax levy in Sem inole County. C ity M anager John L itton presented Thursday his annual bud get m essage to C ity Com m ission, w hich included a m ill- Showing his age T.Q . Seymour and his family got a surprise Thursday when they woke up. Seems someone had littered, the front yard with signs announcing the 16-year-okfs birthday, see Page 4 Beach Hikes Florida Trail A ssociation has announced a N ew Sm yrna D unes Park Beach H ike, Saturday, A u g. 24 beginning at 3 p.m. M eet at 3 p.m . at Toys r U s, Sem inole Tow ne Center, 1-4 at SR -456 to carpool. The w alk includes areas along the beach, inlet and board­ w alks. There will be a sm all park entrance fee. D inner at JB 's Fish Cam p follow s. For additional inform a­ tion co n tact Ju d y at Ju d 2 2 8 0 y a h o o .co m or phone 407-365-1080. Lako Mary Smile Martha MJfUc - Marketing and M em benhlp Director for loka M a ry Cham ber of Commerce G reat Scott! Entrepreneurs turn lemons into lemonade Sco tt D istler and W illiam G oranflo experienced the cor­ porate p in ch m any C entral Florida tourism w orkers felt after Sep. 11. Determ ined to survive cor­ p o rate cu tb ack s, b oth e n v i­ sioned a new future for them ­ selves that would capitalize on their talents and entrepreneur­ ial am bitions. G o ra n flo establish ed W illiam G oran flo A rtistic Paint & M urals in Altam onte Springs after losing his job at Universal Studios Islands of A dventure w here he worked as a supervisor in the park's Scenic Paint Division. G oranflo now paints corp o­ rate offices and even a few celebrity hom es. H e says it's a longtim e dream to ow n a busi­ ness. "I m ight not have had the courage to d o it if it w asn't for losing m y jo b,1* he said. G oranflo has w orked as a m aster p ain ter in C entral Florida for m ore than 12 years. W orking as account super­ v iso r at C ram er-K rasselt Public R elations, D istler chose to sta rt G reat S co tt D 6cor w hen the com pany's business losses after Sept. 11 spurred com panyw ide layoffs. "I began converting lunch hours into ju n k ets collecting hom e furnishings and realized in terio r d eco ratin g w as m y passion,” D istler said. H e recalls fo rm u latin g a business plan after noticing a bum per sticker in 1-4 traffic that read, ’ Do your dream .’ G reat Scott D 6cor is a new ly established interior decorating Sec G reat Scott!, Page S age rate o f 3.7648, w hich has stayed the sam e for the past 10 years. It is also the 15th straight year the ad valorem tax rate in the city has not increased. A m ill is 1/1,000 o f a d ollar and is defined, a s the m illage needed to raise the sam e total dollars o f ad valorem taxes as in FY 2002. A s property values increase, a m ill is w orth more. " I am very happy w ith the proposed bud get," Lake M ary M ayor Thom Greene said. "T o keep the m illage rate the sam e in this econom y is a plus. A ccording to Litton, one o f the biggest challenges facing the city is the future of the fire departm ent. A lthough Lake M ary is part or the cou nty's First Response Team, county officials nave asked the city Sec Ta x Rate, Page 7 Grand Opening Gala n vrM u pnoio u y tom m y v m e w n T h e Orlando Marriott-Lake M ary will host a grand-opening and ribbon cutting cel­ ebration Friday, Aug. 2. Marriott C EO will attend celebration From Staff Reports T h e O rlan d o M arriottL ak e M ary w ill hold a gran d -o p en in g cerem ony Friday, August 2 ,2 0 0 2 . T h e celebration begins at 1 2 3 0 p.m . w ith a cerem onial ribbon cutting and w elcom ­ ing rem arks. J.W . M arriott, Jr., chairm an o f the board and ch ief executive officer o f M arriott International, along w ith H eathrow H otel O w n ers, LLC , and B ru ce Skw arlo, general m anager o f the O rlando M arriott-Lake Mary, w ill com m em orate the op en in g of S em in ole C ounty, s first full-service hotel in nearly tw o decades. T h e O rlan d o M arrio ttL ake M ary featu res 304 u p scale guest room s, an innov ativ e d esign them e h otel's long list o f features is and m any contem porary an 8,400 square foot Grand co n v en ien ces, su ch as B allroo m . It w ill b e the erg on o m ic largest singular w o rk sta tio n s, event space in a concierge S e m i n o l e W e 'r e d e lig h te d to lev el, and County. It's an com p lim en ta­ important h a v e th e m in th e ry, high-speed con ­ a r e a . A l o t o f p e o p le am enity I n t e r n e t sid ering m any c a l l h e r e w a n tin g to locally sp o n ­ access in k n o w a b o u t h o t e ls , every room . sored b a lls, luncheons and And w ith i t 's g o o d t o b e a b le m ore than galas are held t o te ll th e m a b o u t 11,000 square an n u ally in a n o th e r g o o d o n e . feet o f m eet­ O range County. ing space, the The Lake --------- 5 I5»----«--------hotel is poised M ary/Sem inole - 1 ---------- I X u n a s rw ynoso* to beco m e a C o u n t y Lake Mery C h e r t e serio u s co n ­ C h am ber of tender In the Com m erce was N orth O rlando convention one of the first groups to hotel arena. T op ping th e m illion Sec H o te l, Page 14 ------u — �Page 2 August, 2002 T h e L ake Mary H erald D ire c tio n s! From 1-4, take the !.ake M ary Boulevard exit. G o cast on Lake M ary Boulevard past Highway 1 7 -9 2 . W e will be on your left before 'H ie GrecncW ay. 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Callfo r a fr e e tour an d gourm et Dining Experience! 4 0 7 -6 8 8 1 6 6 0 3 6 5 5 West Lake Mary Boulevard Lake Mary, Florida License * 1 0 0 0 7 i �Page 6 August 2002 Lake M ary Historical Society hosts workshop W hen you say Florida It w as a much larger state because m ore of the earth's natives, m ost people think Scm inoles. Sadly, m ost of the w ater w as in the ice caps. It w as about twice the w idth it real Florida natives were dead before 1800. The Ais, the is now. The people living In Timucunns, the Caloosa and Florida then d idn't really use all other Florida Native bow and arrows. The game Am ericans were ................. ................. they hunted was killed off or died m uch larger than that hunted by later from disease Indians. They hunt­ brought by the ed with the atalatal. Spaniards and other The atalatal is a Europeans. The spear that is pro­ Scm inoles were not < r.V Florida natives. pelled w ith the assistance o f a large They were original­ stick. ly the Low er Creek from Alabama. As the large gam e in Florida becam e Visitors to the July extinct, sm aller workshop hosted by Mary gam e took it's the Lake Mary Historical Society R O W C ll place. But the atalearned about the latal w as not as effi­ cient for hunting sm aller original Floridians from speaker David W hite Wolfe. gam e. T hat's when the bow and arrow cam e into being. David talked to the audience Geologically, Florida is a very about the original inhabitants young state. TWo m ajor types o f Florida. People have been living in Florida for 10,000 o f useful rock arc found in Florida. Florida chert and years. Florida agatized coral. Both O f course, 10,000 years ago, are found on the w est coast. Florida w as a little different. Lake M ary Brownies participate In the craft workshop sponsored by the Lake M ary Historical Society. East coast Indians used shell and bone to m ake their tools, although occasionally, they would travel across the state to trade with the west coast Indians for the m aterials to make their arrowheads. (Very rarely, petrified palm would be found and used to m ake arrowheads.) M aking stone tools is called flint knapping. There are only about 200 people in the United States w ho flint knap. David is one o f those. After his history lesson on Florida's first people, he asked the audience a few questions about them . T h e people who could answ er the questions correctly got an arrowhead David had m ade himself. A fter his talk, the audience divided into groups. One group, m ostly adults, w atched as David dem on­ strated the ancient art o f flint knapping. The three other stations w ere m aking dreamcatchers, m aking handker­ chief d olls and m aking shell See Mary, Page 12 A v a lo n C e n te r for T h e r a p e u tic M A S S A G E MM0008615 MASSAGE THERAPY a * • Relaxing Massage at Stress Relief Therapeutic Medical Maaaage (Automobile Injuries) Sports Maaaage •Seated Chair Non-surflleal • Pregnancy Fact Lift Maaaage We Want You to Be P art o f O u r Fam ily Smoking Cassation Hypnosis • A rom atherapy • Fadala • Paraffin Dipa •Acupuncture **^ "^ 1 FOf R ltS P l d t l J M Regular Clients S(1)O mH owM ssnfe ; h r W JI 8 N * * * !® ^ Karen Chatterson,1^*.. Yachter Family Chiropractic Center 3577 Lake Emma Road, Suite 121, Lake Mary, FL 32746 4 0 7 -3 3 3 -2 2 7 7 Avalon Center For GIFT Therapeutic Massage CERTIFICATES 14th Street & Park Ave. AVAILABLE ( 407 ) 330-6807 Historic Sanford Location • 1400 8. Park Aw . Sanford �T he L ake M aky H erald August 2002 Tax Rate C ontinued from Page 1A to increase its level o f p artic­ ipation. "W e are n o t p ro v id in g equ al resources to that pro;ram as w e a re re ce iv in g rom b o th the cou n ty and oth er a g e n cie s," L itton said. " I know ou r stated focu s is on b u ild in g a new sta tio n on R in ehart R oad, bu t th at d o cs n o th in g e x ce p t p ro v id e a s a fe r an d m ore u ser-friend ly stru c­ tu re fo r e x istin g p e rso n n e l and eq u ip m en t." T h e city has con ­ sid e re d sev eral op tions in response to th e c o u n ty 's re q u e st, in clu d in g the con stru ction o f a su b sta­ tion at C ity H all or even p o s­ sib le d ep artm ent con so lid a­ tio n b etw een th e city and county. Fun ds fo r constru ction o f th e proposed su b station are in clu d e d in th e F Y 2003 b u d get and w ill b e d raw n J fro m th e c ity 's re serv e s. H ow ever, th e fu n d s fo r ad d itional personnel w ill not b e needed u n til the follow ­ ing year. D ep end ing if and w h a t o p tio n C o m m issio n d ecid es reg ard ing the sub­ s ta tio n , an a d d itio n a l fo u r to 13 p erson ­ n el w ill b e needed. "D e p e n d in g on w h ich w ay the city d ecid es to go, if the d ep a rtm e n t ad d s p erson n el, the city w ill probably have to in crease ta x es," L i t t o n ' sa id . "W e w ill need ad d ition ­ al rev en u e." C om m ission cu r­ rently is d iscu ssing th e p o ssib le b ond o p tio n s fo r the new sta tio n o n R in eh a rt R oad , w hich w ill a p p ear on the b a l­ lot fo r v o ter con sid eratio n in N ov em ber. T h e e stim a ted 1 7 ,0 0 0 -sq u a re fo o t fa c ility wi l l c o st about $4 m illio n , w h ich inclu d es d em o litio n o f th e e x istin g stru ctu re an d tem p o ra ry DISCOUNTS q u arters fo r b oth personnel an d e q u ip m e n t d u rin g constru ction. A s fo r ad d ition al p erso n ­ n el in the FY 2003 bud get, th e c ity m a n a g e r re co m ­ m ended five new positions, Includ in g a canine un it fo r the p o lice d ep artm ent. "R ig h t now , the city has a need fo r a canine un it three o r fo u r tim es a w e e k ," L itton said . "W e're ju st step p ing up to the p la te on th is." In th e c a p ita l p ro je cts G eneral Fun d, the city an tic­ ipates $ 4 61,740 in carry -for­ w ard d o lla rs rela ted to d ow ntow n land acq u isition, b ea u tifica tio n and fire sta ­ tion d esig n. Total capital rec­ om m en ded fo r FY 2 0 0 3 is $979,300. C ity co m m issio n e rs w ill h a v e th e ir o p p o rtu n ity to ad dress the proposed bud get d u rin g a w o rk se s s io n , 5 p .m . T h u rsd ay , A ug. 1, in C ity H a ll's C o m m issio n C h am bers. T h e first p u blic h earing is schedu led fo r 7 p.m ., T hursday, Sept. 5 , in the sam e location. Chocky Burks is top sales associate for Stirling Realty Stirling International Realty, Inc. announced its top sales associate for June. She is Chocky Burks, whose office is at the Stirling International Real Estate Show case C enter at Dr. Phillips. Roger Soderstrom, founder and ow ner at Stirling, said Buries had three sales dur­ ing the m onth , w orth more than $ 3 3 million. “Chocky Burks is our out­ standing sales associate for June a n a she is one o f the big reasons why the Dr. Phillips Real Estate Show case Center is 60 successful," Soderstrom said. Stirling operates Real Estate Show case Centers in Alaqua, Heathrow, the Sem inole Tow ne C enter M all, the W inter Park Village shopping center and in the Dr. Phillips area, and plans to open a new Real Estate Showcase Center in dow ntow n Orlando soon. The firm reported transactions worth m ore than $212 million last year and projects its trans­ actions will top the $300 mil­ lion mark this year. The com pany also announced t that Cardiovascular Science, In c , a high-tech m edical/tissue engineering research compa­ ny in Casselberry, has named Stirling International Realty its exclusive relocation advisor. Stirling founder and owner R oger Soderstrom said Stirling associate M aggie Welsh o f the Real Estate Showcase Center at the Winter Park Village, had been specifi­ cally requested by Cardiovascular Sciences, Inc. to be the primary relocation specialist for the firm's move to Central Florida. Welsh has been a Central Florida Realtor for more than 10 years and has an extensive background in corporate relocation, Soaerstrom said. Cardiovascular Science plans to relocate as many as 25 top adm inistrators, profes­ sionals and workers to Central Florida from throughout the U S . as well as foreign coun­ tries. Preferred Auto Insurance Rates. Now aren’t You Glad You Paid Attention in Driver’s Ed? 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The Heathrow villa features a French Country kitchen and hearth room, Italian Renaissance dining room, Romeo and Juliet bauronics in second-story bedrooms look­ ing out to a 21-ft.-tall living room. The villa also includes granite accents and artistic paint techniques as part of the villa's mixed European-style ddcor as well as 60 custommade floral designs. For more information about Great Scott Ddcor, call 407.375.7268 or visit www.greatscottdecor.com. M o rrison builds m od el h o m e at T h e R eserv e in L a k e F o re s t Morrison Homes will begin construction of a four-bed­ room, three-bath model home at The Reserve at Lake Forest, located off S.R. 46 in north Seminole County. Richard Bavec, vice presi­ dent and general manager at Lake Forest, said Morrison is building the Camden III, which offers 2,761 square feet of living space and a three-car garage priced at $305,990. Bavec said there are 29 home sites available at the Reserve at Lake Forest. 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Call toll-free 407-321-4500 Ext 5784 CENTRAL FLORIDA REfiiONAL HOSPITAL • SANFOfU) CHAPTER S t a r t llu* n e w m m i rigid w ith w e lln e s s p ro g ra m s th ro u g h S e n io r I i lends. �Page 12 August 2002 T i n L a m Mary H erald School crossing guards needed 'M a r y C ontinued from Page 6 and bead jewelry. Society President Peggy Wolfe taught visitors how to make dreamcatchers. Society Vice President Lois Jackson taught visitors how to make the shell and bead jewelry. (Coastal Native Americans have made jewel­ ry out of shells for centuries, but they began adding beads to the mix when Europeans came into America.) Society member Paulcc Stevens taught visitors how to make handkerchief dolls. Handkerchief dolls were bom out of long sermons! In the 1809's, a Sunday service might last for 2 or more hours. There was no Sunday school for the children. To keep their children quiet, mothers would often take their handkerchiefs and make dolls out of them for the chil­ dren to play with. (The hand­ kerchiefs the mothers took to church on Sundays were their prettiest!) If you have any old hand­ kerchiefs that you aren’t using any more, in addition to being a member of the Lake Mary Historical Society, Paulee Stevens is Lake Mary's Senior Coordinator. The Seniors use donated handkerchiefs to make dulls to sell at their fundraisers. Donations can be dropped off at the Lake Mary Community Building on Country Club between 9AM and 5PM Monday through Friday. If you're interested in join­ ing the Lake Mary Historical Society, they meet the second Thursday of every month at the Lake Mary Historical Museum. For more informa­ tion, contact Peggy Wolfe a) 407-327-8207. The start of the 2002-03 school year for Seminole County Public Scholls is Aug. 5. As in past years, the Seminole County Sheriff's Office is seeking crossing guards to staff the ousy inter­ sections where school chil­ dren must walk. A school crossing guard earns $8 per hour and must be available to work Monday through Friday during morn­ ing and afternoon hours. The applicant must have a valid Florida Driver's License, must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or G.ED. They must also submit to a background check to deter­ mine any prior drug use histo­ ry and prior arrest or convic­ tion records. Applications may be lined at the Seminole obtained CountySHeriff's Office, 100 Bush blvd., in Sanford. Cynthia Pltcock, at left, with the umbrella stand she donated to the Lake Mary Historical Museum. HtnM photo Sy Itory RowaS W e A r e C lo s e r T h a n Y ou T h in k ! TRI-COUI ORTHOPAEDICS WITH 2 LO C A TIO N S T O SERVE Y O U I S p e c ia liz in g In Tot J o in t R ep la cem en t WE READ! SUCCESS! Monies FoundotioA ieytnalna in 13 County Science Fair Entries 7 Awards, 1002 State Mil Mace * * * * * * * A ges 2 through G rade 8 m 640 a m .' M0 m l I l - I ------- IL . R . J . uflimury r n M m im m i l------- a H _ - i — jurpon ctvttf 100 Aero Lane 10250 University E M 650 E. Airport Bfvd. Sanford, FL 32771 Orlando, FL 32817 Sanford. FL 32773 407324.1144 407.678.0333 407323.6771 F u lly Accredited by A1SF, C T T A . FC1S, F K C , A S A C S I.COm he i rI- / ■ . • S p o r ts In ju rie s • K n e e a n d A n k le I n ju ry • F o o t P r o b le m s • G e n e ra l O r th o p a e d ic s , f & A \ .‘ 1 1 7 N . M ;• 11 j » « > 11 t i n t • . \ \ «•. S a n l o r t l . I ' l .‘ t ' _ i 7 7 l I ' l i n i n ' : i I « » 7 * ! l '2 ; t - 2 . ’i 7 7 I l . t : i S a x o n I l l s <1. < t r a i l e r ( i 1 \ , I- I . . T J 7 l i . l I M i n i i «*: ( ‘ M i l ) 7 7 . V I I 2 2 2 �T ice L ake Mary H erald A ugust 2002 Page 13 Chang’sCarCareRecognizedByTheASEBlueSeal ofExcellenceProgram SanfonJ, Florida • May 26, 2002 - Chang's Car Care has earned Blue Seal of Excellence Recognition as pre­ scribed by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of vehicle repair and service by means of voluntary testing and certification for automotive repair and service professionals. To be eligible for this recognition, a company must have 75% of its automotive professionals ASE certified. In addition, there must be a certified technician in each area of service offered. To remain in the program, a business must renew each year and confirm their pro­ fessionals' certification status. “Businesses that have earned the ASE Blue Seal of Excellence Recognition have gone the extra mile in support of their customers. Employing ASE-certiHcd professionals is an important element in their overall customer satisfaction program. We salute those busi­ nesses who achieve this goal and thank them for help­ ing promote quality automotive repair and service" says Ronald H. Weiner, ASE president. ASE was founded in 1972 os a non-profit, independ­ ent organization dedicated to improving the quality of automotive service and repair through the voluntary testing and certification of automotive technicians. Technicians, engine machinists, and parts specialists have participated in ASE's program from all segments of the service and repair industry: car and truck dealer­ ships, service stations, independent repair shops, colli­ sion repair facilities, maintenance garages, leasing and rental businesses, fleet repair facilities, franchised out­ lets, etc. Today, more than 400,000 professionals are ASE certified. For more information contact Sylvester of Sheldon Chang at Chang's Car Care 2714 S. 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Future clumber events at the hotel also include the political­ ly juiced Hob Nob in August. Traditionally, the event designed to allow local candi­ dates to meet the business com­ munity in a formal setting was held outside of the county. “It's got plenty of room and space," said Linda Reynolds of the chamber noting the hotel can accommodate up to 900 guests in the ballroom. "We're delighted to have them in the area. A lot of people call here wanting to know about hotels, it's good to be able to tell them about another good one." Other features of the hotel include contemporary American dining at Bistro 1501, the dreamy atmosphere from Cobalt's martini lounge, gift shop, swimming pool and fit­ ness and business centers. A popular amenity for corporate travelers will be the concierge floor, said General Manager Bruce Skwarlo. The special floor offers free breakfast and an honor bar in the afternoon. The Orlando Marriott - Lake Mary Hotel, however, will not dominate business on the cor­ ner of International Parkway and H. E Thomas for long. The hotel will be the key piece in a larger development called Park Place at Heathrow. Construction is in its beginning stages for an Applebec's restau­ rant due to open in August. Other restaurants slated to fol­ low include former Miami Dolphins' quarterback Dan Marino's restaurant, Fish Bones and a Boston Market "It's all going to be in a park­ like setting," Skwarlo said. choices." Besides providing a spec­ trum of cuisine for guests, the Lake Mary hotel is atso much different from itors petit fulI desij d hotel's 304 rooms were designed with the technically advanced traveler In mind, as the full-service, up-scale devel­ opment is expected to attract hordes of visitors from the quickly growing Interstate 4 high-tech corridor. 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Work on this pictorial history is commencing at this time. The finished product will be available by late November, 2002, just in time for Christmas giving! You will want a copy of Sanford: Our First .125 Years not only for yourself, but your loved ones as well. What a great gift idea for those who call Sanford “home." Be sure to reserve your copies with the coupon below. W E N E E D Y O U R H E L P ... If you have photos of bygone days in Sanford, woulJ you share them with us? We’re looking for photographs of people, places and things depicting the history of Sanford from its earliest days right up through 2002. • The photographs should be identifiable, including at least some of the individuals in the photo. • We will print a credit line with each photo, identifying the person or organization who shared it with us. • You may bring photos to our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford • Please jot down all pertinent data including your own name, address and phone number. • If you have any questions concerning submitting photos, simply call the Sminolt Heraldat 407-322-2611. • Of course, space may prohibit us from printing every photo submitted. In any case, all photos will be returned to their owners unharmed. P R E -P U B L IC A T IO N D IS C O U N T ! Only a limiled number of Sanford: Our First 125 [ Y ttn »ill be published To be Hire that you get the 125 number of copies you want place your pre-publicaPlease enter my order f o r _ _ _ copies of Sanford: Our First 125 Yean at tioo order today! Tbe pre-publicatioo pride u only prc-publicatioo discount price of $29.95 + ux. I understand that I till be noti­ $29.95 + tu per book. If you dooi reserve a copy, fied when the boob art available and will pick up my order at the Seminole (he price will be $39.95 + Ux in December *hen the Herald office. £ boob are available. 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Central Florida R E G IO N A L H O S P ITA L 407 331*4500 • 1401 Wt« Santo* M S o * * & 11771 S U IT E S �Inside; Section C 4C-5C o r i s D i e t r i c h 3C a r v a H a w k i n s 7C R e l ig io n Sunday D July 28, 2002 M Calm before th e Storm Drinking water and canned goods are scooped up quickly as hurricanes approach, so It's best to stock up before storm watches and warnings are Issued. iw r i K i t in p n w j . Hurrican preparations should take place before the first storm pops up on the radar screen B y Nick Pfetfauf Staff Writer The 2002 Hurricane Season started June 1. Since that time, many reports have been issued and meetings held regarding the need for hurricane preparedness. Many long-time F l o r i d a residents already knew these words of advice and while they didn't need to be warned, words of caution are always necessary. The people who really need to absorb as much information regarding hurricane preparedness are the newcomers, those who have not been through a largescale hurricane. You may have lived here for a few years, but have no idea of the destruction w h i c h is p o s s ib le . W e h a v e a ll h e a r d o f f o lk s w h o simply I g n o r e warnings and believe-they can outlast anything mother nature can throw at them. No doubt these aren't Central Florida folks who went through Hurricane Donna and Dora years ago when Sanford was blasted with winds and rain. Most of the city was out of elec­ tricity for three days, and there was flooding all the way from Lake Monroe to First Street in the downtown area. The Institute for Business and Home Safety has already stressed the need for hurricane-proofing a home being built or repaired. The time to act is before there is a threat. The Institute has made sugges­ tions of what to do when we have a threat - which c o u l d c o m e at almost any day. Become familiar with the com m unity's disaster preparedness plans and create your own family plan. Identify escape routes from your home and neighborhood ana designate an emergency meeting place for your family to reunite if you become separated. Also establish a contact point to communicate with concerned relatives. Put together an emergency kit that includes a three-day supply of drinking water and food which doesn't require refrigeration or heat to cook. Add first aid sup­ plies, a portable NOAA weather radio, wrench and other basic tools, flashlight, work gloves, emergency cooking equipment and portable lanterns, nesn bat­ teries for each piece of equipment, clothing, blankets, baby items, prescription medications, extra car and house keys, extra eye­ glasses, credit cares and cash, important documents including insurance policies. If this sounds See Prepare, Page 6C Watch vs. Warning: What’s the difference? A “hurricane watch” means a hur­ ricane could land in 24-36 hours. You should: • Check emergency supplies. • Fuel car. • Bring In outdoor objects such as lawn furniture, toys and garden tools; anchor objects that cannot be brought Inside. • Secure buildings by doting and boarding up windows. Remove out­ side antennas. • Adjust refrigerator and freezer to coldest settings. Open only when absolutely necessary and dose quicky • Store drinking water In dean bathtubs, jugs, bottles and cooking utensils. • Review evacuation plan. • Moor boats securely or move to designated safe place. Use tiedowns to anchor trailers to the ground or house. A “hurricane warning" means people In the area should exped a hurricane in 24 hours or less. You should: • Check tiedowns and evacuate Immediately if in a mobile home. • Store valuables and personal papers In a waterproof container on the highest level of your home. •Avoid elevators. • Stay inside, away from windows, skylights and glass doors. • Keep a supply of flashlights and extra batteries handy. Avoid open flames, such as candles and kerosene lamps, as a source of light. Disaster Supply kits should include: IIotMfig phirtn By Installing anchors and pre-dritled holes during good weather, maintenance crews at Afl Souls Catholic Church can quickly install pre-cut sheets of plywood to protect the churches stained glass windows.. * First aid kit and essential medica­ tions. * Canned food and manual can open­ er. * At least three gallons o< water per person. * Protective clothing, rainwear, and bedding or sleeping bags. * Battery-powered radio, flashlight, and extra batteries. * Special Hems for Infants, elderly, or disabled family members. * Written Instructions on how to turn off electricity, gas and water if author­ ities advise you to do so. (Remember, youll need a professional to turn them back on.) * Install hurricane shutters or pur­ chase precut 1/2* outdoor plywood boards for each window of your home. Install anchors for the plywood and predrill holes In the plywood so that you can put It up quickly. * Make trees more wind resistant by removing diseased and damaged limbs, then strategically removing branches so that wind can blow through. �P a g e 2 (1 Sunday, July 28,2002 T he S eminole H erald S e m in o le C ou n ty G u ard ian A d L ite m P ro g ram n eed s v o lu n teers Tuckers celebrate 50 years Cecil II and Margaret Tucker will celebrate their 50th wed­ ding anniversary. They were married in 1952 at the Fort Christmas Baptist Church in Christmas. They will cele­ brate on Saturday, July 27 at the Christmas Civic Center from 2 to 4 p.m. The Seminole County Gu.mii.in Ad Litem Program is in need of volunteers to advocate for the best interest of abused, neglected and abandoned children in a court proceeding. To become a Guardian Ad Litem volun­ teer, you must be 21 years old, possess good judgment, common sense and be capa­ ble of helping a child in crisis. 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PARK (CORNER OF 2ND 4 PARK) •SANFORD 14071 3 2 2 -5 7 4 2 ? �T he S eminole H erald Page 3C Sunday. July 21.200 2 Duxburys celebrate 58th wedding anniversary Fifty-eight years is a long Teachers Association. It was time in any language. back to dancing when she But not to a happy signed up as a dancer with Sanford couple. For the high-stepping Doris and Alton B. Happy Hoofers of "A l” Duxbury, it Seminole County and seems like just yester­ has been performing day that they with this troupe for exchanged their wed­ about 12 years. ding vows. They were The Duxburys are married July 29,1944 the parents of three in Holy Cross sons: William, Doris Episcopal Church, Orlando; and James Dietrich Sanford. and Thomas, both of The couple met Sanford. They enjoy when Al was stationed at pampering their four grand­ Sanford Naval Air Station sons, Matthew, Andrew, and and they have had eyes for twins Timothy and Daniel o f only each other since. Sanford; and their two grand­ Following his tour of duty daughters, Jody and Kelsey with the Navy, Al ventured of Prince George, BC, into education and retired Canada. from Seminole High School The family plans a quiet in 1984 where he was an celebration since Al is still occupational therapist. recovering from surgery. Today, he keeps busy with the Shrincrs and the European tour Seminole County Retired TWo Sanford sisters, Educators Association. A trip Courtnay Smith and Ashley to the hospital emergency Smith, are about to shed jet room in late June resulted in lag after a 2-weck tour of a triple by-pass Al is current­ Europe. Joining tho sisters ly recovering from the emer­ was Jana Pearce, Ashley's gency surgery. roommate at the University Doris received her bache­ of West Georgia. lor’s degree from Florida The enthusiastic trio jet­ State College for Women, ted off on their own without Tallahassee, and her master's a tour guide and traveled via degree from Rollins College, Europe's transportation sys­ tems to pack in as many Winter Park. She taught school for awhile, but her cre­ sights and sites as possible. Courtnay said they loved ative aide called for her to open a dancing school in Rome. "It was so beautiful," Sanford. She eventually went she said. The magnificent architectural designs were back to education and taught especially appealing to the fourth and fifth grades. travelers as well as the attrac­ Along with Al, Doris tions at Florence and Venice. retired from teaching in 1984 From Italy, the tourists and participates in the ventured to France and Seminole County Retired enjoyed the scenic country­ side. Their favorite spot in Paris was the Versailles Palace, which they discov­ ered was more of an enchant­ ing city with its three chateaux, historic galleries, picturesque gardens and delightful park. The Eiffel Tower was another exciting site as well as Moulin Rouge. After luxuriating in French culture and history, the tourists ventured on to the United Kingdom where London was their favorite site. The toured one of the world's largest city and were impressed with Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, Big Ben, the Crown Jewels, Parliament and shopping at the world-famous Harrod's. See Doris, Page 6C Doris and Alton B. "A l" Duxbury Two new : reasons to come out and play N o w more than ever, it's worth the drive fo O rland o l B ecau se W ot 'n W ild Is rocking with a thrilling new ride, The Sform, and a completely renovated and expanded Kids' Park. Best of all, the whole park is yours all day for just $21 with proof of Florida residency!* Pluj Ta» Per Per>on Adult or Child W ith Florida ID 6200 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE ORtANDO, fl 32819 |407| 351-1800 www.welnwild.com *Nor valid on Memorial Dor Kirtnay and Ashley Smith pose in front ol the Eiffel Tower In Parts, te girts are the daughters of Patti Smith and granddaughter of Connie iiliams. �Page 4C S un day, J u ly 28 . 20 02 T hx S eminole H ekald Church Notes Shower Down o f Blessings Church Board Anniversary St. Paul M issionary Baptist Church Pulpit Aid Board will celebrate its • anniversary Sunday, July 28, with a 5 p.m. service. Pastor Emmitt Thom as of Providence M issionary Baptist Church will be the guest speaker. The Rev. Albert L. Covington is • pastor. The church is located at 813 Pine Ave., in Sanford. C raft era Wanted All Souls Council of C atholic Women is spon­ soring a craft fair 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5. in the church's Social Hall. The group is currently in need of crafters. Space rental is $25, and partici­ pants need to bring their own table and set-ups. For more information, call Valerie at 407-6828260. Study Group A free catechism of the Catholic church study group m eets each Thursday at Laetare Catholic Store's study center, located at 115 M agnolia Ave., in Sanford. Dorothy Walker, a lay m em ber o f the Dominican Order, presents instruc­ tion. For more inform ation, call 407-788-0185. Chapter of Courage C entral Florida C hapter o f C ourage, an apostolate o f the Roman Catholic Church that m inisters to those with sam e-sex attractions, m eets the last W ednesday o f the month. For more inform ation, call Father Patrick O 'D oherty at 352-8542181. 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AIL SOULS CAINOUC CWSICN Cam, mm si t a on Am, BMJRWt in. l a s t e d / L a te Mary A i m C a ll G en esis Fam ily K id C are 407 - 688-7766 T ickets for fifth annual R o ck the Universe concert now available Some o f the biggest names in Christian music, including Third Day, Jars of Clay, Newsboys and Rebecca St. James, will com e together at the largest ever "Rock the Universe" two-day concert event at Universal Studios to highlight Ihe diversity with­ in today's exploding Christian music scene. Tickets for the fifth annual Rock the Universe event are now on sale. Seventeen chart-topping bands will entertain fans, Christian Rock and main­ stream alike, on stages throughout Universal Studios, Friday and Saturday evenings, Sept. 6 and Sept. 7. The hot line-up includes groups from several genres of m usic such as the rock sounds of Third Day, Jars of Clay and Newsboys; alterna­ tive rock favorites Five Iron Frenzy, currently performing on the Warped Tour, By The Tree and the O.C. Supertones; the pop stylings of Rebecca St. James, Relient K, True Vibe and Jennifer Knapp; Latin influenced Contagious, the 2000 Rock The Universe Battle of the Bands winner; and Hip Hop/Dance focused Toby Mac and Out of Eden. Additional performances by Alii Rogers, Sarah Sadler, Paul Colman Trio and Daily Planet, along with inspira­ tional guest speakers Ron Luce and Jay Strack, will add to the uplifting atmosphere. Tickets can be purchased by calling Ticketmaster, 1866-RTU-1NFO (1-866-7884636) toll free, or online at www.rocktheuniverse.com. Advance tickets are $34.95 plus tax for a single night or $49.95 plus tax for two nights. Tickets can also be purchased on the day of the event at Universal Studios for $39.95 plus tax. Group tickets are available for groups of 10 or more. i TWo night hotel packages are available starting at $114 per person, per night including tax (discounts available for groups o f 10 rooms or more). For group rates and hotel packages call 1-866-RTUINFO (1-866-788-4636). Tickets are non-rcfundable and will be honored at Universal Studios after 4 p.m. until the park closes at 1 a.m. For more information, visit wwwnxklheunivenexnm �Sunday. Ju ly 2 1 .2 0 0 2 T h e S eminole H exald Presbyterian U T M U k COMMUMTY f M M T T t M A N t. 1 CHURC* C o m <* W »• < M i UpMM M 101 UpMM Hoad S*r*xd. f l K771 Congregational Page 5C C h u rc h N o te s 407 130 M M SrytnVtanga. Christian IW Survey Educ— on Bunttey Wortfwp 900 am 1000 am. m o W K M to iy oi w o i morwi F fltm N p O m tr SJO piii Episcopal mp U lin 4 fl 30 p m mmN— C n ttonChurdi oc Phona 407-322 2682 E-«nal tpcatymocon* hQp^soonofnal oom^pcs ■Y**r* VH Know Y*m Hamm' In Tha Hn t I Of Tha C9y Raw Bnca B. Boot Pnator Btmday It f a d 900 Bin. Sunday Morning WortfKp 1000 in. •uv MonWigCoRae H o v 11O 0am jkm Ccraamporary Worahlp^ 700 pm. WondafM WatOtaaday FamPy H (R • ^ a y.... * . tv h w i isvw y Buppar - Evary W ad B30pm A d JI Btta Study 900 p m *M 9i Ctuba 9-700 p m Buocaneara (K -4ti Oradaa) P flO iY TIM A M CHURCH (VI-SA.) Christian Science Charismatic Episcopal Inter-Denomlnatlonal Salvation Army Church Of Chrlat United Church Of Christ Church Of God Wesleyan Church Of God of Prophecy Fifth annual back to school event scheduled for Aug. 7 Brethren Reaching Out will present its fifth annual America Goes Back To School Event 2 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 7. More than 200 families from the community will be provided County Sheriffs Office, 100 Bush Blvd., in Sanford; Sanford Fire Department Station No. 31,1303 S. French Ave.; and First Health Chiropractic, 3801 W. Lake Mary Blvd., in Lake Mary. For further information, call Rose Davis at 407-302' 4143. G olf Tournament The Christian Sharing Center is hosting a Fun Scramble Golf Tournament V acation B ib le S ch oo l M ount Zion M issionary Baptist C hurch, 2001 Sipes Avenue in M idwy, w ill begin the annual Vacation Bible School, Ju n e 29. It w ill run through A ugust 2, start­ ing a t 6:30 p.m . nightly. A ll ages from tw o years to adult are invited to attend. Registration form s are available at area churches o r you m ay phone (evenings) at 407-323-7918 for further inform ation. Rev. Frank W illiam s, Pastor. Fun Friday* Sem inole Com m unity C hurch, located at 5070 O range Blvd., in Sanford, hosts Fun Fridays. Every Friday m orning, 50 to 75 m others and children g ather for fun and fellow ship. A trip to the O rlando Science C en ter and the Plaster H ouse are planned for the future. For m ore inform ation, call 407-324-0199 o r visit the ch u rch's w ebsite at w w w .pcm inoIechurch.co B arn es Plana C on cert Luther B am es and T he Su nset Jubilaires o f R ocky M ount, N .C ., w ill b e live in con cert 6 p.m . Saturday, A ug. 10, in the Sem inole H igh School A uditorium . Ticket donations are $15 in ad v an ce and $20 the day o f th e concert. T he ev en t is sponsored b y N ew Bethel Baptist C hurch and Bethel Book an d Bible C en ter o f Sanford. T h e Rev. W illiam Lew is is pastor. Tickets can b e p u r­ chased a t Bethel Book and Bible C enter, 818 S. South Ave., o r call 407321-3228. Proverbial Passages Monday, Sept. 16, at The Country Club at Heathrow. Prizes and goody bag stuffers are needed. Cost and sponsors include: $2,500, gold sponsor; $1,500, silver sponsor; ALL THE TIN r — r & au i c m -i r • .-i^dd �Page 6C Sunday. July 28.2002 T iie S eminole H erald The Pink Hibiscus Mealybug: A new pest for Florida high reproductive rate The Insect (females can deposit up to Adult mealybugs are 600 eggs) and produces up small (about 3 mm long) and to 15 generations per year, so pink in body color but cov­ pest populations can become ered with a waxy secretion. The waxy very large. Pink hibiscus filaments are short and mealybug eggs overwinter in bark crevices, leaf scars, females are usually under bark, in the soil, tree obscured by this white boles, inside fruit clusters, mealy wax. When ’ and inside crumpled leaf adults are crushed clusters. their body fluids arc also pink. Adult males arc smaller than Damage Hosts Ferrer Pink hibiscus mealybug This insect attacks . . . . . . . . females, reddish feeds on the soft tissues of many Florida crops brown and have one including citrus, avocado, pair of wings. many plant species and carambola, fig, guava, Males have two long waxy injects a toxic saliva that mango, soursop, and sugar­ causes curling of leaves. The "tails." Females die shortly entire plant may be stunted cane; vegetable crops includ­ after depositing eggs. ing asparagus, beans, beets, and the shoot tips develop a Freshly-laid eggs arc orange, bushy appearance. Buds cabbage, peanuts, pigeon becoming pink before they may not flower and stems pea, cucumber, lettuce, pep­ hatch. Eggs arc found in egg per, pumpkin, and tomato; sacs. After hatching, pink may twist. hibiscus mealybug nymphs Fruit may also be forest trees, and many deformed. The mealybug species of ornamental plants disperse by walking and by including Allamanda, wind. Nymphs also can walk excretes honcydew which considerable distances to encourages the development Angelica, Anthurium, of black sooty mold. Very Bougainvillea, Croton, gin­ find suitable host plants. high mealybug populations ger lily, Heliconia, Ixora, The life cycle takes about can kill plants. hibiscus, palm, and oleander. 23 to 30 days. The pink hibiscus mealybug has a The pink hibiscus mealy­ bug, is a serious pest of many plants in tropical and subtropical regions, includ­ ing Africa, southeast Asia, and northern Australia. It was found in the Caribbean in 1994 for the first time and recently reported in south Florida. Prepare----- Doris C ontinued from Page 1C C o s tinn ed from Page SC like a lot of work - wait until you need these items and see how thankful you are that you prepared In advance. Move anything in the yard that could become Hying debris inside the house or garage before a storm strikes. When a hurricane threatens, follow weather and news reports so you know how much danger you arc facing. Obey evac­ uation orders from local authorities. One problem which has been generally occurring every time a hurricane strikes, is people throwing hurricane parties. Most often, the parties include alcoholic beverages, which they believe will help alleviate stress. To the contrary, the booze may result in poor deci­ sions, or even illness. Emergency vehicles will have more to concern themselves with than res­ cuing someone who got drunk at a hurricane pai?yThe ie Institute for Business and Home Safety has also stressed the need to get sufficient home owners insurance to pro­ tect property in case of a hurricane. The time to act howev­ er, is now. When someone takes out insurance of this type, there is generally a 10-day waiting period be/rye the insurance takes effect Trying to buy hurricane insurance or additional coverage yvhen a hurri­ cane U bearing down on us w on't do you any g o o d .' 1 Sanford and he joined the Amaranth. That makes me happy as we can go to meet­ ings together." Diabetes is the support­ ed charity of the Amaranth, a fraternal, social and chari­ table group. This year, June said the Supreme Council raised $554,400.00 for dia­ betes research Over 1,000 Amaranth members and guests attend­ ed the assembly Honor Lady Sylvia Saunders of Orlando was installed as the Supreme Royal Matron for 2002-2003. Sir Knight David E. Alcon of Pennsylvania was installed as the Supreme Royal Patron along with other officers. The Supreme Royal Amaranth honors Thom as Matron appointed five Last year, June Florida members as McFadden attended the Supreme Officers including Supreme Council Order of Honor Lady June Thomas the Amaranth annual meet­ as Supreme Crown Bearer. ing in Indianapolis. "W hat a June said, "W hat an honor difference a year ---------------- --------------- to receive this can make," she appointment." Supreme said. June said This year, Council Order she was also the 5COA held honored to of the Amaranth attend this meet­ the 105th Annual appoints June ing with Phyllis Assembly and Fox o f Canada, installation of Thomas as mother of TV officers in the and movie super Supreme Crown Sturbridgc Host star, Michael J. Hotel and Bearer fpr the Fox. Phyllis pre­ Conference sented Michael's state of Florida book, Center at pictur­ "Lucky esque — ----------Mon," which she Sturbridge, Mass. June autographed, to June. attended as June Thomas June concluded, "I am with her husband of nine, thankful to Cod for all the months, Franklin R o y ' blessings of a good trip to "Tommy" Thoipas. She Sturbridge with Tommy driving 3,000 miles there said, "Tommy is a past mas­ and b ack."' ter of the Masonic Lodge in The group also visited Wimbledon as well as other tourist attractions. Courtnay said that wherever they were, they sampled the native foods. "The food was delicious, "she said One final flaw marred the last few days of the trip. Ashey fell victim to a pick­ pocket in London who swiped her billfold right out of her handbag. It is noted that signs are posted in pub­ lic places of London to beware of pickpockets. "We had a wonderful time," Courtnay said. "Makes you appreciate being an American." I Control There is no known chemi­ cal control for this pest, but there arc well documented success stories of biological control. A ladybug known to feed on all stages of the mealybug and already estab­ lished in Florida and also available commercially pro­ vides a good degree of con­ trol. Two parasitic insect species, both very small, wasp-like parasites of this pest insect arc currently being reared in USDA labo­ ratories in Puerto Rico and California. As shown in biocontrol programs in the Caribbean and in California during the 1990s, the pest problem should be notice­ ably reduced by about 60% within six months of a para­ site release, and 95%-98% within one year. Furthermore, If a biocon­ trol program is launched early enough during an infestation, which is thought to be the case in South Florida, most affected plants arc expected to recover fully. Homeowners and lawn/landscapc mainte­ nance companies operating in infested areas arc asked to please NOT cut or remove suspect plants at this time. The pink hibiscus mealybug spreads most easily by the wind and the movement of infested plants. However, if plants have been or must be cut, please double bag all plant parts (leaves, branches, flowers, etc.) in plastic and put the bags out with regu­ lar household garbage, not with other yard trash. Lawn/landscapc compa­ nies arc asked to bag or cover all cuttings while transporting, but to reduce the likely spread of this pest, it is best to not cut or move any suspect plant. A1 Farrar la Swnlnoto County Urban HwUcuHyrtti inquirin nwy bo dreebd to him al tha Cooparabra Eitorwtofi aarvlea, SS0 W. County Homo I FL U773 or pbona MS-MW. AS I County Coopmttv an open to aS rapartoaaa ot race, color, | a— 110 vi0 umMAy wi June Thomas of Sanford, right, met Phyllis Fox, mother of actor Michael J . Fox, at the Supreme Council Order of the Amaranth annual meeting In IncBanapolls. Don't miss our A N F 0 R D M AIN STR EET FARMER’S MARKET MAGNOLIA SQUARE ON FIRST STREET EVERY TUESDAY L IV E E N T E R T A IN M E N T • F R U IT S • V E G G I E S • PLAN TS • AND M ORE For M o n Information Call 1 I �T iie S eminole H erald Sunday. July 28 .20 0 2 P f l g C 7 C Fraizer, Jones and Riggins families enjoy ‘tropical paradise The Fraizer, Jones, Riggins These mentors arc to assist family reunion was held July students with life skills, read­ 12 through 14. ing and other academic areas. Family members We arc looking for gathered for the fun caring people, com­ weekend that was mitted to working dedicated to the old­ one-on-one with stu­ est aunt in the family, dents for at least one Julia Jones Ream, who hour per week. This was bom July 9,1899. will help students She has reached 103 establish short-term years and still enjoys goals, provide sup­ her family. port, encourage Marva Theme of the event attendance, serve as H a w k in s a role model, demon­ was "A Day in a Tropical Paradise." strate values of punc­ The guests enjoyed a family tuality discipline and respon­ cookout at Fort Mellon Park. sibility. The mentor will lis­ On Saturday, the family jour­ ten, help students find solu­ tions to problems, tutor and neyed to Island of Adventure at Disney. Sunday morning, expose the student to work the family worshipped at the opportunities and career pos­ Christian Fellowship Church, sibilities. Rev. Otis Raines, Pastor. Dinner was served after the service and a friendly game of softball was enjoyed by all. If you live in the Goldsboro Front Porch area, we need you as a role model and mentor. Luther Barnes and the Be a friend of a student Sunset Jubilaircs of Rocky rather than be a parent or Mount, North Carolina, will teacher. Mentors help build self-esteem and encourage be in concert Saturday, Aug. 10, at 6 p.m., at Seminole growth and development. High School Auditorium. The Mentors allow children to doors will open at 5 p.m. have dreams or visions of Donations arc $15 in advance what they can be. and $20 the day of the con­ All mentor-volunteers cert. Tickets arc available at must be fingerprinted and go Bethel Book k Bible Center. through a process prior to Sponsor is New Bethel training. Training sessions Baptist Church, Rev. William * will be held at Seminole F. Lewis, Pastor. Phone 407County Public Schools 321-3228. Educational Support Center, 400 Lake Mary Blvd. Call Jane Lane at 407-320-0178 or Jane Lane@scps.K12.fi.us, or The New Bethel African Lisa Reineck at 407-320-01% Methodist Episcopal Church or Lisa of Cannan City (Man Street, ReineckOscps.K.12.fl.us. will observe their Dual Day Training schedules ore Service at the 11 a.m. wor­ Wednesday, Aug. 21, from 9 ship hour. Guest speaker will a.m. until 11 a.m. be the Presiding Elder Rev. Monday, Aug. 2 6 ,5 to 7 Thelma Shaw Young of the p.m. Marianna District. Wednesday, Aug. 28,9:30 to 11 JO a.m. • •••• Wednesday, Sept. 11, 9 to 11 a.m. The Goldsboro Front Wednesday, Aug. 25,9:30 Council, Inc. is in partnership to 11:30 a.m. with Seminole County Public Schools for the Governor's Mentoring Initiative. They have been challenged Family Fun Festival 2002 to recruit, train, and place 50 will be Aug. 2, from 11 a.m. new mentors in four schools until 3 p.m. at Sanford Boys located in the area, and Girls Club. Agencies will Goldsboro Elementary, be available with informa­ Millennium Middle, Sanford tion. Games, food and enter­ Middle, and Wicklow tainment will be provided Elementary. free of charge. H « ra M p h o tob yM a rv aH a w U n a The Riggins, Jones and Frazier tamlles celebrated their heritage at a (amity reunion July 12 through 14. The Crooms Academy Classic 50th Reunion Committee will meet Saturday, Aug. 3 ,2002 at 9:30 a.m. at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Education Building, Pine Avc. in Sanford. Richard (Dick) Evans, Chairman. The 2002 class reunion will be held Dec. 26 through 29. Residential Our Specialty • Bonded • Insured DEEP CLEAN SPECIAL HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom •2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon We Do It A ll!! 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In large saucepan or Dutch oven, add cubed chicken, chili beans, black beans, diced tomatoes and mexicom. Sim m er for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. For more information about G old'n Plump chicken, including addi­ tional easy, healthy recipes, visit www.goldnplump.com 1. Preheat the oven to 350 F. Butter or oil a tin to hold twelve muffins. 2. In a small bowl whisk together the brown sugar; oil, vanilla and eggs. 3. In a large bowl, mix together the flour; bakir^ powder; apices, salt and grated sweet potatoes. Make a well in the center and pour in the egg mixture. Stir in the egg mixture, gradually incorporat­ ing it with the flour mixture. Stir In the raisins and walnuts. Spoon toe batter into the tins. Bll each tin to the rim to make a Urge cap. Bake the muffins far 25 to 30 min­ utes or until a knife insetted into a muffin comes out dean. 4. Take the muffin tin out of the oven. Run a paring knife carefully around each muffin, then invert the pan, and knock one edge against your work surface to release the muffins. Serve the muffins right away S ou ps resu lt o f grow in g d em an d f o r read y to e a t so y fo o d p rod u cts These days, food on the go is a necessity, with hectic schedules and special activities that often prevent cooking a healthy meal at home. But now there's a quick and easy way to ood nutrition that also tastes 8 Responding to growing demand for ready to eat soyfood products, Morinaga Nutritional Foods, maker of ascptically packaged Mori-Nu Silken Tofu, has introduced four beat-and serve, soy-based soups: Mori-Nu Creamy Butternut Squash, Creamy Com, Creamy Garden Pea and Creamy Tomato. The all-natural, dairy-nee soups offer four to six grams of soy protein per serving and are made with only non-genetically modified ingredients including MoriNu's exclusive creamy organic tofu pur£e and fresh vegetables. They are available in one .quart and 11-ounce single serving sizes at supermarkets and health food stores. For more information about MoriNu products, visit wwwznorintLcom or call 310 787-0200. Lingulnc al Pesto Reprinted w ith perm ission, "The Enlightened K itch en / John Wiley & Sons, Inc. M arie Oser 2002 Serves 8 • 1/3 cup pine nuts, toasted • 1 large bunch fresh basil leaves • 4 cloves garlic, peeled • 3/4 cup Mori-Nu Creamy Garden Pea Soup •1/2 cup soy Parmesan cheese • 2 tablespoon nutritional yeast • 1/8 teaspoon coarse black pepper •1/4 teaspoon sea salt • 1 (16 ounce) package linguine Toast pine nuts in a small, dry fry­ ing pan. Place the basil and garlic in food processor and process to chop coarsely. Add pine nuts and Creamy Garden Pea Soup, then process. Add the soy Parmesan, nutritional yeast, black pepper and salt. Process until well mixed and set aside. Cook pasta according to package directions, drain, and toss with pesto. Serve immediate­ ly- N utritional Information per serving ( 11/2 cups): Calories 283, Protein 12g, Carbohydrate 50g, Fat Sg, Cholesterol Omg, Sodium 261 mg � 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, July 28, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 28, 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>, July 28, 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/7df89278df5387930c58885ce8bdb30f.pdf 874e771e037ea82f15fd8a219ebc2ca4 PDF Text Text T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d Mth YEAR No. *7 Copyright O 2002 The Seminole Herald JULY 24, 2002 r' " V^'yV*** A r>V • . •- • Sanford, Florida n razi 5 0 $ w w w .s e m in o le h e r a ld .c o m ______ Car dealers dislike Sanford rule revision By Dan Ping Editor SANFORD — An ordinance that would bar car dealers from operating on less than one acre of land is drawing fire from a local used car dealer. Jim Dunn, owner of CMC Automotive Group, said the city of Sanford's pro­ posed revisions of Schedule E of the Land Development Regulations could be costly for his industry. "What this is in my opinion is a poison pill," Dunn said. "This will kill the entire used car industry." • The revisions would reauire new and used car dealers to provide 25-foot set­ backs, appropriate Duffers and proper They may not have won the tournament, but they sure impressed a lot of people. Playing In what may have been the best ’Poor In the tournament, the Seminole Shooters, a team made up entirely ol Seminole County basketball players, went head-to-head with the best 16-and-Under players In the country this past weekend in the AAU 16-U Super Showcase at Disney's Wide World of Sports complex. Pag*IB 1-4 A le r t : Eastbound axil to State Road 46 will permanently close on Friday The Interstate 4 eastbound exit ramp to State Road 48 will be dosed permanently beginning Friday) July 26, at 5 a.m. Eastbound motorists wish­ ing to exit off 1-4 onto SR 46 must use the new exit imme­ diately after the County Road d6A exit, (see map page 6A) “• The new exit ramp is 1.88 miles long and is designed to improve traffic flow from l*4 Jo SR 46 and will serve as Ihe ramp for Toll Road 417 southbound when it open In September. For questions or more Information, contact Stefany Strong, public information officer with the Seminole Expressway project at 407328-3934 ext. 32. * Seminole Juveniles arrested for hate crimes Changes would require dealerships to have at least one acre of land indoor service areas. Existing car lots would be exempt from the new regula­ tions, but any new parcels considered for auto sales, rentals or leases would have to comply with the guidelines, including a requirement that the property be at least one acre in size and have a mini­ mum parcel width along the front prop­ erty line of 150 feet. City planner Antonia Gcrli said the one acre size was selected to allow deal­ ers adequate space to display their cars and still meet tne city's stricter landscap­ ing requirements. "The outdoor display of cars takes up so much space, that by the time you fig­ ure in the setbacks, buffers and landscap­ ing, I don't sec how you could do it on any less than an acre," Gerli said. "I think this is a very sound planning principle," said Jay Marder, director of planning and engineering for the city. Highway to Art "The question is how small can you get and still have a car lot that looks good, has good landscaping and has good cir­ culation area so you can effectively oper­ ate?" Commissioner Whitey Eckstein said landscaping around used car dealerships was important and noted that Dunn's operation, as well as that of Mincer Motors, were good examples of used car dealerships that have attractive, func­ tional lots. "Jim, your place should really be the model we use," added Mayor Brady Lessard. Commissioner Randy Jones said lack See Dealerships, Page 10A C ity O K s b id fo r R iv e r w a lk Work should begin in August By Nick Pfeifauf By Dan Ping Staff Writer Editor OVIEDO — Three 15-yearold boys were arrested In con­ nection with a scries of crimes reported on July 17, some of which are being considered hate crimes. Although they are juveniles, Oviedo Police Commander Mark Beaulieu said they are being charged with felony crimes, and therefore their names become a matter of pub­ lic record. TWo of the youngsters, | Matthew Deial and Antone James Mlhellc had Oviedo addresses. The third, Nicholas Jeffery Hill is from Geneva. All three are students, at Oviedo High School. The three were apprehended after a lengthy chase by officers and some o f the victims. Hill and Mihellc were found hiding under bushes near a private res­ idence after an Altamonte Springs K-9 unit, sheriff's deputies and the sheriff's heli­ copter were called in. The third, Dclai, was located at his home, after his father had been notified of the situation. In all, there were eight inci­ dents involved mostly on Bay Club Road and Canoe Creek Road,. In one incident, the victim reported two rocks being thrown through the front win­ dows of a residence, causing damage to two window screens, glass windows and vertical Blinds, for a total damage report of $505. The second victim reported a rock thrown through tne win­ dow over the front door, and two vehicles having radial slurs scratched into them for a total estimated damage of $5,100. The third victim also reported a large hole in the dining room window, apparently from a rock. During tne investigation of that incident, an Oviedo police the legendary ‘Highwaymen’ were at Sanford's Something Special Antiques Mall Saturday to sell their paintings and sign autographs. Above: Highwayman R.L Lewis shows of his skills to a group of admiring customers. Left: Lewis adds detail to his paitlnf Below. Author Gary Monroe, whosr book “Highwaymen* documents the artists history, talks with Willie C. Reagan, left, one of the Mlnhwauman nrticta SANFORD — Harbco Construction Inc. was awarded the a $103 million contract to construct replace the seawall and build the Sanford Riverwalk along Lake Monroe. City Commissioner approved the bid Monday night and work is expected to begin within days. "It's going to be an exdting time," said Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard. "I like the fact that the Harbco folks are just as excited as we are to get started on this project." The next step involves attor­ neys for the city and Harbco to develop the contract language. Since the company has already agreed to the city's standards and requirements by virtue of submitting its bid, contract talks should be quick, said Chris Smith, the city's Riverwalk pro­ ject manager. "I really don't see why work would not begin in August," See Riverwalk, Page 10A Prison officials warn students to avoid jail By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent TWice a month, a team from Tomoka Correctional Institute provides a service to educate the middle schools, high school, juvenile centers, educators, and social workers involved with the youth of today and future adults of tomorrow, as well as parents in crisis seeking advice and guidance. Major Marcus A. Kendrick and his team have lived these experiences. The objective, he said, is to provide a vital service See Juveniles, Page 7A See Prison, Page 7A Well known percussionist Sherwood Mobley has Sanford roots By Marva Hawkina Herald Correspondent Erma Killian Pinochle player at the Sanford Senior Center t In d e x ................4A Ctauilled........... ...........4B-6B .............. TB Dear Abb/ ......... ................ 2A ...........3B-4B .............. 3A ...........1B-2B 1 A Sanford native continues to be the top timpanist in the , Greenville, S.C. orchestra. - Success hasn't changed Sherwood Mobley, a Seminole High School graduate and mas­ ter musician while growing up in Sanford. Moblqv was home for a few days with his family, lovely wife Deborah, and daughters Sarah and Naomi. He was in the dtv visiting with his mother Freddie Muller Mobley of West Sanford and other members of his family for .the annual reunion of the Mullers. Mobley spoke of his recent trip to Caracas, Venezuela. On June 16, he had the honor of being the main guest of the Municipal Symphonic Orchestra of Caracas. He was given one of the few opportunities to play the timpani as a solo, with the debut in that country of "Harmonic Rhythm" by an American artist. Throughout the 22 minutes that the piece lasted, the tim­ panist offered the audience the opportunity to listen to this per­ cussion instrument which diners from a regular drum in that it can be finely tuned says Mobley. . With various decades inside of the music world, Mobley has 25 years dedicated to the tim- 1 world such as Barry White, Frank Sinatra and Diana Ross. During his around-the-world tour, he resided in Venezuela for four years and became main tim­ panist in the Maracaibo Orchestra. He also taught classes to the Venezuelan children. Mobley is highly recognized in his profession in that there is only one timpanist per orchestra and that the instrument has only five usable notes. This limits the musical selection. Hopefully in the near future the number of composers interested in the instrument will compose more pieces. Mobley is principal timpanist of the Greenville Symphony Orchestra, where he has been for many years. HersM photo by Marva Hewtine Sherwood Mobley, a world-renowned timpanist and Sanford native, returned home recently with his wife Deborah to visit family members. 1 I �Page 2 A Wednesday. July 24. 2002 T uf. S eminole H erald S e m in o l e Su m m a r y A G LAN CE AR O UN D O UR C O U N TY Husband resents wife’s desire for a . little time on her own DEAR ABBY: I love reading your column — every day I learn something. A longtime girlfriend invited me to visit her in California for a four-day weekend this fall. I am ................................. married with two children, ages 5 and 9. I'm also a working mom who sacrifices a great deal for my husband and kids. My husband is refusing to let me visit my friend, because it means he would have to get the kids off to school two days in a row — and he'd have them for the entire weekend. I don't get time to myself • • • • • • very’ often, so I think he's being unreasonable. Whenever I tell him I want to do something with a friend, he'll say, "When do 1 get to do some­ thing fun?" 1 always tell him, "Go! Have some fun — I'm not stopping you." What do you think about this? Am I being unfair? HELD-DOWN WIFE IN SUGAR LAND, TEXAS Just passing through O ut & A bout WED IdearA/ty DEAR HELD-DOWN WIFE: No, you are not being unfair. Your husband appears to be a man with no friends, no outside interests and no rela­ tionship with his children. It's too bad he doesn't view your trip as an opportunity for special "dad time" with his kids. It could be a wonderful memory and bonding experience for all of them. DEAR ABBY: I must be old-fashioned, but I believe that dinnertime should be sacred family time. The phone should be turned off and the doorbell ignored. After many years, I’ve finally convinced my husband to let the answering machine pick up calls while we're having dinner. However, anoth­ er problem is that he cannot turn away visitors who come to our door while we're having dinner. My husband thinks' It's rude to him someone away. I believe his inability to do this is a sign of immaturity and lack of consideration for his fami­ lyIs it rude to tell people, "We are just sitting down to dinner — may I call you or come by your house when we're finished?" Please settle this long-standing debate, Abby. Who is right? EXASPERATED WIFE DEAR EXASPERATED WIFE: Much depends upon who the drop-ins arc. If they are "regulars," then your family time policy should be explained. If they're out-of-towners who just happen to be in the neighborhood, make an exception, invite them in and order a pizza. DEAR ABBY: In the 1930s, during the Depression, there were 13 children plus my lov­ ing mother and father living in a small three-bed­ room house. Our only means of heat and hot water came from a coal-fired stove in the kitchen. While the girls and I (the youngest boy) slept three or four to a bed, our five older brothers slept on the floor of the unfinished attic. After two more boys came to live with us — a cousin and a friend whose mother had died — my mother's friends would ask, "Ellen, how could you take in two more?" My mother's stan­ dard answer was: "If you have love in your heart, you will have room in your home." My siblings and I all have beautiful memories ol our childhood. And ironically, many people we knew thought WE were the "rich" people In the neighborhood. How right they were! ROBERT LUMADUE, ALTOONA, PENN. DEAR ROBERT: Your wise mother knew an important truth: Relationships arc what make life rich. A CSX freight train makes Its way through traffic at the U.8. Highway 17/92 and 13th Street Intersection near the &tata Farmers' Market. Traffic stops In all directions while the train inches by. or Thefts • Three juveniles were arrest­ ed by Oviedo police Monday in connection with a burglary. An officer was investigating a bur­ glary in progress where the bur­ glar reportedly had fled on a bike. On the bike path, he found four men, two age 16, one age 17, and Nevin L. Conquest, 19, of Doctors Drive, Oviedo. After finding bags containing candy, it was determined the candy had been taken from a conces­ sion stand at Oviedo High School. One of the juveniles was also found to be in possession of a BB gun. Each of the four was charged with burglary, theft, criminal mischief and trespassing on school property. The juveniles were taken to the Seminole County Juvenile Detention Center for further questioning. Conquest was taken to John E. Polk Correctional Facility. • Lenard Morell Campbell, 25, of Greenway Street, Sanford, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriff's deputies Monday, in the 4100 block of SR-46, in Geneva. According to the arrest report, Campbell was attempting to get rid of two boat motors at a marine store. Both motors had been reported stolen from a Sanford marine store on E. 25th Street. Campbell insisted to officers that he had obtained the motors from another man but he was placed under arrest on two counts each of larceny-theft of over $300, and dealing in stolen property. • Jeffery Rothman, 40, of Apopka, was arrested by deputies at a store in the 4200 • Robert Matthew Geisler, 29, of Winter Springs, was stopped by deputies early Tuesday on Carrigan Avenue in Oviedo. He Was charged with possession of cocaine. block of West SR-46 Monday. He had reportedly taken them, without paying, from the store the previous day, and was returning them to exchange for other equipment on Sunday. Rothman was arrested on a charge of. larceny-theft of over • Benjamin Terrell Farley, 19, of Apopka, was stopped by deputies on SR-46 and French Avenue in Sanford liiesday. He was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. $300. East Street, O vied o, was • Vanessa Ann Bender, 37, of Dixie Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by deputies in the 4100 block of East SR-46 Monday. An employee of a convenience store, she reportedly cashed two money orders in the amount of $853 to her own person, with­ out management approval. She was arrested on a charge of lar­ ceny-theft of over $300. Robby Sweat, 36, of Summerlin Avenue, Sanford, was served a warrant at the Seminole County Jail Monday. He was wanted on an outstand­ ing warrant issued in Orange County for Robbery with a deadly weapon, and strong-arm robbery with a firearm. Drug arrests • Mark Alan Van Sandt, 20, of Northridge Drive, Longwood, was arrested by deputies behind a building in a parking lot on Wekiva Springs Road early TUesday. He was charged with possession of cocaine, pos­ session of under 20 grams of marijuana, and possession of narcotics equipment. . • Marcus.James' Bryant, 25, of stopped on his bike Monday, by sheriff's deputies. He was charged with possession of • under 20 grams of marijuana. He was also found to be wanted on a warrant for violation of probation on a domestic vio­ lence conviction. • Felicia Denise Brown, 39, N. Valencia Court, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Tuesday at 14th Street and Locust Avenue. She was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Other arrests • Ann Marie Galvin, 44, Willingham Road, Oviedo, was arrested by deputies at her resi­ dence Monday. Her husband reported she had attacked him several time with a knife. She was charged with aggravated battery domestic violence, with a deadly weapon. • Demetrius D. Moore, 18, Pecan Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Monday as the result of an altercation with another man. He was charged with bat­ tery. © 2002 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE T he Seminole H erald “ S e n in g S e m in o le C o u n ty S in c e 1 9 0 8 ” Wednesday, July 24,2002 • Voi. 94, No. 97 Published every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic New spapers, Inc. • 3 0 0 N. French A v e , Sanford, P L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 "Fax (407) 3 2 3 -8 4 0 6 PanoOcal Postage Paid at Santord. Honda and additional mailing oftcei Subscription Ratos USPS 481280 Postmaster Send address changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD P.O. Bos 1887 Sanlord. FL 32772-1687 3 Morehe h SenWide C outy H I 00 8 Months In Semnoie Cc*rtf 820 00 1 Year n Sarranola County 838 00 1 Yaar Othar Honda C oirty 842 00 1 Yaar Out Ot Suie 862 00 The Seminole County v Sheriff's O ffice will hold an event to promote the newly formed neighborhood coun­ cil In the Sanford area, while treating residents to an open house. The event is Wednesday, July 24 from 4 until 8 p.m. at arid around the District Two service center, In the Albertson's Shopping Plaza, Highway 17-92 and Lake Mary Blvd. The event will feature a fly-ln by the Sheriff’s Office helicopter and displays of the sheriff's humvee and tactical vehicle. The SWAT team, motorcycle and range and water units will be on hand. Operation Right Track drill instructors, juvenile intervention units, Citizens on Patrol and crime preven­ tion specialists will also be at (hat location as well as youth deputies and staff from the correctional facility. District Two staff will be available to answer ques­ tions about crime trends, neighborhood policing and neighborhood council. There will be complemen­ tary food and refreshments provided. The Youth Group from Sanlando United Methodist Church of Longwood and the volunteers from RSVP (Retired Sc Senior Volunteer Program) under the auspices of Seminole Community Volunteer Programs, Inc. will join forces to spend time, r e a d i n g . l i s t e n i n g to | Harbor students read, and providing arts and crafts activities for the youth. The date is Wednesday, July 24, from 1:45 until 5:30 p.m. at Harbor I Literacy Sc Learning Center, 94 Castle Brewer Court at 10th Street in Sanford. For additional informa­ tion phone 407-3304)101. THUR The Seminole County Guardian Ad Litem Program is in need of volun­ teers to advocate for the best interest of abused, neglected and abandoned children in a court proceeding. To become a Guardian Ad Litem volun­ teer, you must be 21 years old, possess good judgment, common sense and be capa­ ble Of helping a child in cri­ sis. You must present favor­ able 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., Sanford, on August 2 ,3 , and 9. If you are interested in attending or with more information, phone Myma at 407-6655370, or visit the web site at www.galseminolecounty.org �•••• Colonial Bank aids in ‘Backpacks for success’ The first day of school. What great memories it brings! A new backpack, freshly sharpened pencils, a package of ,pew notebook paper without one mark on any page — a new beginning. But for thousands of local school children, the first day of school is no different from any other. No new supplies, no 4excitement of strapping on that new backpack for the first time. Colonial Bank and The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools need your help to make sure all stu­ dents have the excitement of receiving much-needed new school supplies for the upcom­ ing school year.Just drop by any Colonial Bank in Seminole County and donate money, supplies or sponsor a full backpack. You'll not only get the great feeling of doing something special, but a Colonial Bank teller wilt give you a fresh apple from the teachers, in thanks for helping our community's needy chil­ dren. "Backpacks for Success" will be distributed at the Back to School Fair on August 3. You can bring the excitement of the first day of school to a needy child. Visit a Seminole County Colonial Bank and make a difference, today. Wnlnrsriiiy. July 21. 2002 1*11g r 3 A Tiir. S eminole I I fr a ij > Obituaries Tuesday, July 23 at Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. DAGMAR A. ANDERSON Dagmar A. Anderson, 84, Pressview Avenue, Longwood, died Sunday, July 21, 2002. Bom in Chicago, III., she moved to Central Florida in 1998. She was a retired hair dresser and a member of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church, Longwood. Survivors include son, Robert, Fort Lauderdale; daughter, Nancy Kohlmeyer, Longwood; brother, John Johnson, Chicago; four grand­ children; two great-grandchil­ dren. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. JOHN LEON KAUFFMAN John Leon Kauffman, 71, Findlay Street, Deltona, died Thursday, July 18, 2002 at Daytona Beach Rehab. Center. He was bom in Shillington, Penn. He was a night manager for Stimpson, Inc., in Pompano Beach. He was Protestant by faith and a member of Four Towns Moose #655. Survivors include wife, Shirley, Deltona; son, Dennis, | .. • -•-*••«*■ •• - •; Boca Raton; sister, Lavem Gcbhart, Denver, Penn.; two ANTHONY J. GREGORY grandchildren; one great-grand­ Anthony J. Gregory, 74, child. Douglas Avc., Altamonte Memorial donations may be Springs, died Saturday, July 20, made to American Cancer 2002 at Winter Park Memorial Society, 218-A East New York Hospital. He was bom March Avenue, DeLand, 32724-5554 or 18,1928 in Boston, Florida. He Hospice of Volusia/Flagler. was a retired meteorologist. Baldauff Family Funeral Survivors include wife, Home, Orange City, in charge Jeanne M., Altamonte Springs; of arrangements. sons, Eric J., Deltona, Dana R., North Reading, Mass.; daugh­ DAVID MAXIMUS ter, Eileen M. Gregory-Selby, SANTIAGO Altamonte Springs; brothers, David Maximus Santiago, 4 Robert and Edward; sister, months, Eustace Ave., Deltona, Madilyn Kostinden; parents, died Sunday, July 21, 2002 at Joseph and Theresa Gregory; Central Florida Regional one grandson. Hospital, Sanford. He was bom Funeral services were held ijjj& r 2002 at his resi­ dence. A memorial service will be held Friday, July 26, at 2 p.m., at Markham Woods Presbyterian Church, 5210 Southward Markham Woods Road, Like Mary. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Avery County Humane Society, 1824 Stamey Branch Road, Newland, N.C. 28657. Survivors include wife, Patricia Cilley Southward of Banner Elk; Children, Rosemary Komrcich, Banner Elk, Candi Weller, Grayson, Ga., Susan Henderson, Dawsonville, Ga., Po Dickison, Orlando; brother, William, Sanford; sisters, Myra Doudney, New Smyrna Beach, Jean Dinkins, Orange Park; eight grandchildren; six great­ grandchildren. Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Home, Newland, N.C., in charge of arrangements. in Sanford. He belonged !o Our Lady of the Likes Catholic Church, Deltona. Survivors include parents, Emma and David Santiago, Deltona; sisters, Kritina and Gabriela, both of Deltona; malernaaal grandparents Ramon and Carmen Torres, Brentwood, N.Y.; paternal grandparents, Norma and Bicnvenido Santiago, Deltona. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. WILLIE EXELL SHARP Willie Exell Sharp, 85, Mimosa Terrace, Sanford, died Friday, July 19, 2002. Bom in Clay County, Ala., she moved to Central Florida In 1985. She was a homemaker and a mem­ ber of Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church. Survivors include daughter, Martha Plemmons, Sanford; son, David, Sanford; nine grandchildren; eight great­ grandchildren; three greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday, July 22. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Like Mary, in charge of arrangements. ARTHUR SWANSON Arthur Swanson, 70, Clearfield Street, Deltona, died Thursday, July 18, 2002 at his residence. Bom in Watcrbury, Conn., he moved to Central Florida in 1978. He was a retired supervisor at Chase, ERNEST M. SOUTHWARD Ernest M. Southward, 80, Meadow Ave. Loop, Banner Elk, N.C., died Sunday, July 14, B a n fie ld F u n e r a l nil GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES B u r ia l C r e m a tio n T r a n s p o r t O u t O f S ta te $<50 $1795 WILLIE T. WRIGHT Willie T. Wright, 76, Canton Ave., Winter Park, died Thursday, July 18, 2002. Bom in White Springs, he moved to Central Florida in 1980. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army. Survivors include mother, Detell Wright, Winter Park; son, Bobby Kimbish, New York City; daughters, Olivia, Arzoria Williams and Elaine VillaFance, all of Orlando; eight grandchil­ dren; two great-grandchildren. Golden's Funeral Home, Winter Park, In charge of arrangements. ACEHARDWAREACFHMDWAR£ACEHARp^RE 'W Family Owned A Serving Central Florida Since 1989 9 Brass and Copper Co., Waterbury, Conn. He also I worked at Wal-Mart in Orange City. He belonged to Our Lidy of the Likes Catholic Church in Deltona, and DcBary VFW. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. Survivors include wife, Betty Jane, Deltona; son, Arthur III, Deltona; brother, Gerald, Daytona Beach; sister, Judi Sullivan, St. Petersburg; eight grandchildren; two great­ grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church Building Fund, 1310 Maximillian Street, Deltona, 32725. 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"We’re pleased to provide cus­ tomers in Sanford with an opportunity to discover the value, fun, and rewards of close­ out shopping," said Michael J. Potter, chairman and CEO of Big Lots, Inc. "Every day, customers will find merchandise at 20 to 40 percent less than most discount store prices and up to 70 percent below conventional retail prices." Even more exciting and unique to the Sanford store is the resencc of Big Lots furniture. Icre customers can find stylish, first-quality merchandise includ­ ing living room suites, bedroom sets, entertainment centers, din­ ing room sets and much more, at affordable prices. "Our furniture offering targets consumers looking for fashion­ able, quality merchandise at great prices. Potter noted. "36 percent of our stores across the country offer furniture * and that number continues to grow." Value-conscious consumers are increasingly turning to close­ out stores, where prices on brand name merchandise are deeply discounted. Big Lots enthusiasts shop the stores frequently for daily consumables as well as exceptional deals for ivhich the company has become known. Some of those deals in the past have included bass boats, golf carts, computers, slot machines, and high quality furniture from former dotcom merchants livlng.com and fufniture.com. *lt's advantageous to shop our stores frequently," Potter noted. "By aggressively pursuing deals on quality merchandise at great prices, customers never know what hidden treasures they'll find from week to week." With mote than 1,300 stores in 45 states, Big Lots continues to ggrow and^k»min^t« Uja closeout } E i S om etim es Big Lots FAQ Q: Who is Hi}* Lots? A: With annual sales over S3 billion and more than 1,300 stores nationwide, Big Lots is America's largest broadline closeout retailer. Q: What is a closeout? A: Closeouts are the same first-quality, brand name products found at other retail* ere, but at substantially lower prices. Closeout merchandise is acquired from manufactur­ ers who want or need to reduce inventory. Most close­ out merchandise is acquired from manufacturers as a result of package changes, cancelled orders, product discontinua­ tion, or test market products. Q: What docs "breadline" mean? A: As a breadline closeout retailer, Big Lots sells a bread range of high- quality, brand name products, including con­ sumables, seasonal products, furniture, housewares, toys and gifts * all at closeout prices. Q: How long has Big Lots been in business? A: Big Lots, as a name, has existed since 1983. The compa­ ny, however, began in 1967. Q: How many people does a Big Lots store employ? A: Most of our stores category. Through its expertise in finding brand name closeouts, size and international buying clout, Big Lots offers tremendous savings to customers on brand name consumables, seasonal products, housewares, and toys and gifts. Most closeout merchandise is acquired either from overstocked manufacturers, package changes, or discontinued and trial-basis products. Big Lots, Inc. (www.biglots .com) is the nation's largest broadline closeout retailer with Happen employ 20 to 40 associates, depending on the time of year. Q: What is the average sales income of a Big Lots store? A: Annual per-storc sales average $2.6 million. Q: How much does it cost to open a new store? A: Hie average cost to open a new store in a leased facility is about $650,000, which includes the cost of inventory. Q: Where do you obtain the furniture sold in Big Lots stores? A: Approximately 70 per­ cent of the furniture we carry is made in the United States. All of our mattresses, uphol­ stery, and Sauder product is made domestically. The remaining 30 percent Is pur­ chased from around the world including Asia, Brazil, Canada, and Mexico. Q: How do you select which stores will carry furni­ ture? A: There arc several key fac­ tors in making this decision however in general, the store must have the necessary avail­ able square footage (approxi­ mately 4,000 sq. ft.). Communities in which choices may be limited regarding fur­ niture are also taken into con­ sideration. annual revenues exceeding $3 billion. Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, Big Lots oper­ ates four regional distribution centers throughout the country, ranging in size from 1 million to 3 million square feet, to provide the company’s stores with brand name products from more than 3,000 manufacturers. Founded in 1967, the company employs more than 40,000 asso­ ciates across the US. Big Lots is currently traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol BLI. s * W*. v B est T hings the •- « w+% tW •#.» who to L if e those , in Don't Wait! Ui) fa' itrt ft »>****•/ J/ 4ff*t Of t Opening Summer 1/t/rihu* Pff*// J WM/ fa n tio 2002! o why should you wait? 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OrapMo provided by Stefany StrongftemlAots Ftpraa iw iy Authority TTw Interstate 4 eastbound exit ramp to State Road 48 will be closed permanently beginning Friday, July 28, at 5 a.m. Eastbound motorists wishing to exit off 1-4 onto SR 48 must use the new exit Immediately after the County Road 48A exit. The new exit ramp is 1.86 miles long and is designed to Improve traffic flow from 1-4 to SR 46 and will serve as the ramp for Toll Road 417 southbound when It open In September. For questions or more Information, contact Stefany Strong, public Information officer with the Seminole Expressway Authority at 407-328-3934 ext. 32. Manjura receives Kemper Award for teaching From Staff Reports LONGWOOD - Bonnie Manjurd, president and co­ founder of Gilbert & Manjura Marketihg, has received the 2002 William T. Kemper Award for Excellence in Teaching from Webster University at a recent ceremony in St. Louis. The University presented her with the award in recognition of her excellence In Instructional practice, advocacy for the pro­ fession and for public education and effective community engagement. Since 1994, she has served as the master's degree program mentor and a core adjunct facul­ ty member at the Orlando Metropolitan campus. "Bonnie Manjura is a rare combination of scholar and teacher," said Dr. Tom Janke, regional director of Webster University. "Her keen business and Financial acumen, coupled with her out-of-lhe-box thinking and gregarious personal style. coalesce very effectively In a classroom.' "It's visibly evident that she is fervently rooting for the suc­ cess of each of her students," he added. Gilbert St Manjura Marketing (GMM) was founded In 1992. Based in Longwood, it Is head­ ed by partners Ed Gilbert and Bonnie Manjura with capital­ ized billings of over $12 million. GMM is one of the 10 largest advertising/public relations firms in Central Fjorida. The 53 acre campus (our third campus in Sanford) houses 26 buildings, Including an auditorium, a gym, a football stadium, a baseball diamond, a softball diamond, an Olympic swimming pool, a tele­ vision studio, four tennis courts, a dance studio, a fully equipped weight room and over 500 com­ puters for student usel SHS is home to the prestigious International Baccalaureate program and was given World School status in 2000. Our first IB graduating class had an unbelievable 98% pass rate for the challenging International Baccalaureate examl SHS is also home to the Academy of Health Careers, a program designed to partner with members of the health care Industry to prcnrids preparation for medical careers. The Academy has been named one of the "Best Practice Academies in the Stale of Florida* by the Department of Education and Is nationally recognized for excefence. Our traditional high achool program offers a fuB range of honors classes and over 20 Advanced Placement classes. Vocational choices Include automotive, electricity and construction options. O pen House for New Students New student orientation is scheduled for August 2nd with two programs, 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM. Schedules may be picked up beginning at 6:00 a.m. Final schedules for all other students may be picked up on August 2nd beginning at 8:00 a.m. M Courtesy o f Jeanne Morris, Sem inole County School Board Member •— A n n o u n c in g the publication of... S a n fo rd : O u r F ir s t 1 2 5 Recalling Sanfoni’s heritage, SA N FORD : OUR F IR S T 125 Y E A R S will feature hundreds o f photographs on 128 pages. This treasure chest o f memories will include photos from Sanford o f yesteryear, giving the reuder a glimpse o f life in Sanford years ago. This book will be edited locally by the staff o f the Seminole Herald hu ^ ^ ° d bound with an attractive, durable cover, making it o f heirloom 1921, th* Dhy!r)ond& Lund^i quali‘y- M . p lio lo o l 1914 on Magnolia Avenue, probably in the 6th or 7th Street e W E NEED YOUR " H E L P ... If you have photos o f bygone days in Sanford, would you share them with us? We’re looking for photographs o f people, places and things depicting the history o f Sanford from its earliest days right up through 2002. • The photographs should be identifiable, including at least some o f the individuals in the photo. • We will print a credit line with each photo, identifying the person or organization who shared it with us. • You may bring photos to our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford lather-in-l^w-~ n/audfT)lt1od this • Please jot down all pertinent data including your own name, address and phone number. • I f you have any questions concerning submitting photos, simply call the Seminole Herald at 407-322-2611. • O f course, space may prohibit us from printing every photo submitted. In any case, all photos will be returned to their owners unharmed. P R E -P U B L IC A T IO N Only a limited number of Sanford: Our Firet 125 Yean wit! be published. To be sure that you get the number of copies you want, place your pre-publica­ tion order today! The pre-publication price is only $29.95 + tax per book. If you don’t reserve a copy, the price will be $39.95 + tax in December when the books are available. Simply complete the order form at the right and mail right away. You can make a deposit or prepay the entire amount. We do accept MusterCurd, and Visa. Seminole Herald m " a ro q u ist Work on this pictorial history is commencing at this time. The finished product will be available by late November, 2002, just in time for Christmas giving! You will want a copy of Sanford: O u r First 125 Years not only for yourself, but your loved ones us well. What a great gift idea for those who call Sanford “home.' Be sure to reserve your copies with the coupon below. ~ 1Bukk Co. on D IS C O U N T ! Sanford: Our First 125 Years Please enter my order for: _____copies of Sanford: Our First 125 Years at pre-publication discount price of $29.95 + tax. I understand that I will be noti­ fied when the books are available and will pick up my order at the Seminole Herald office. Payment Method 1 wish to: □ Make a deposit of $15 per book at this time and Check or Money will pay the balance of $17.05 (sales lax included) □ Order when I pick up my order. □ MasterCard □ Prepay the entire order of $32.05 □ Visa (sales tax induded)£cr btsok.__ N am e. A d d ress. C a y. . State/Zip. P hone. Charge C ant No. . Exp. D a te . S ig n atu re. Mail to: Sanford: Our First 125 Years. Sem inole Herald. 3 0 0 N French Ave., Sanlord 32771 I I I I I I •a l I �Wednesday, July 24. 2002 T he S eminole H erald P ris o n Ju ve n ile s | Continued from Pa|« 1A officer reported finding five other vehicles in the area with words scratched on the hoods. Victim four reported approxi­ mately $600 damage to his Ford pickup truck. Victim five report­ ed $500 damage to his pickup truck. Victim six reported $500 damage to his vehicle. Victim seven reported $500 to his pick­ up. Victim eight had $700 dam­ age to his Honda Civic. Each of the three 15-ycar-olds were charged with seven counts; three for throwing a deadly mis­ sile into a dwelling, one for felony criminal mischief, one for criminal mischief and one each for resisting an officer without violence and committing a hate crime. All three youths were taken to the juvenile Assessment Center. DR. JAMES QUINN and DR. HARVEY SCHEFSKY Are Pleased To Announce The Addition Of D r. D a n ie l M o n e tte To Their Sanford Practice Dr. Monette Is A Family Practice Physician Who, Is Fellowship Trained In Sports Medicine Continued from Page 1A to our community at large by presenting at-risk youth at the middle school level and their parents, a factual representation of how life could be as an inmate in Florida's Department of Corrections facilities if they con­ tinue to make the wrong deci­ sions. This program helps especially the youth of today in the respon­ sibility and accountability for their decisions. Students and parents were taken on a video tour of Tomoka Correctional Institute and the procedures for processing an inmate by them both male and female. The biggest concern of each team member is that many young people take for granted the decisions they make today, and don't care or realize that the bad decisions will determine how they will spend their future. The message from the Tomoka team: this is where you will spend a great deal of your young life if you make the wrong deci­ sion. "You arc not able to wear your Nike, Reebok or Air Jordan, your Tommy Hilfiger pants," Kendrick said. "You will wear state-issued shoes and stateissued clothing, called inmate sets of blues. You and your par­ ents will have no decision over what you will wear." Kendrick told the young peole that in prison they will ave an Inmate Handbook and curfews on TV and radio, ns well as when you wake up or go to bed. Decisions are no longer yours. If you make your own bed - you lie in it. You are held responsible for your actions. Responsibility, accountability are what you will be answerable for - no one else. Peer pressure, groupies, gangs, girlfriends, boyfriends, wanting to belong or "because everyone else is doing it," arc only excuses for doing what you K AMERICAN CONCRETE S I T E B riefs do, Kendrick said. "The problem today is no one accepts responsibility or wants to be held accountable or think of the consequences for what they do," he said. The juveniles were told of true stories from inmates that started out breaking rules early in life. They never obeyed their parents. In school they had problems fol­ lowing rules set by school offi­ cials. They eventually dropped out because they didn't want anyone else telling them what to do. The decision to drop out of school means they will not receive a high school diploma or get a college degree. All this has ended, the inmates said. These correctional officers and staff will be in charge of your custody, care and control. Don't become an offender. The deci­ sions that you have made are not your parents' teachers’, friends' but it's your responsibility. Decisions arc yours to make make the right ones. 2209 French Ave., Sanford Native American History The Florida Trail Association has announced the next meet­ ing of Central Florida Chapter will be Thursday, Aug. 8, at 6:30 p.m., in the Leu Gardens Camclia Room. Mike McKay of Central Florida Anthropological Society will present Native American History in Florida. The public is invited. Bring alu­ minum cares for recycling. For additional information contact Joan Jarvis at 407-365-6036 or contact bluetrail@aol.com. Animal Fans Join the Protectors of Companion Animals, Inc., to discuss the challenges and helpfind solutions to the pet over­ population program. Protectors of Companion Animals, Inc. is a nonprofit organization. The meeting will be Aug. >UR- 1, from 7 until 9 p p.m. at Garden Club of Sanford. For additional infor mation phone 407-327-2814. 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The final phase seven has to The two-year program paral­ be completed at the academy, lels with the which for 17 resident course days students and is the pri­ receive training mary method in small group for reserve and organiza­ component tion processes, noncommis­ human values, sioned officers ethics, and to complete the motivation, sergeants major stress manage­ course via the ment, and writ­ NRC website ten and oral on the internet, communication or correspon­ skills develop­ dence. ment. The academy Voltoline is is located at the operations Fort Bliss, El sergeant major Paso, Texas, for the 317th and is consid­ Military Police ered the cap­ Battalion in stone or highest Tampa, Fla. level of Army He is the son noncommis­ of Linda Robb Voltollne sioned officer of Sanford and training. Frank Voltoline of . Students are assigned class Debary. facilitators to tclephonically The sergeant major is a 1981 assist them complete the first six graduate of Seminole High phases of training, which School, Sanford. includes instruction in military studies, an overview of the U S. defense policy and the organiza­ tion for defense of the nation; leadership, focuses attention on human behavior, individually and collectively; national securi­ ty affairs, emphasizes the role of the U S. national strategy, for­ eign policy and military strate- Photo tubmfttod by Draco Marta Stinedpher Members and guests ot First United Methodist Church enjoy a meal In 1963. Those Identified seated at the table on the left aro Mr. and Mrs. W.B Nicholson and Mrs. Wade Rucker on the left side ot the table. On the right side are Burke and Julia Steele. Those at tho head of table (L-R ) are Dr. Wade Rucker, Mrs. Jack Adams, Rov. Jack Adams (pastor), Mrs. Timms, Rev. Timms, unknown, unknown, Rupert Strickland, Mrs. Rupert Strickland. Seated at the right table on the left side are Mrs. W.P Chapman, Mr. W.P Chapman, Mrs. Olive Hunter, Mrs. M.E. Baker, Mr. M.E Baker, Randell Priest. There are several unidentified people, so If you recognize anyone, Contact Grace M. Slinecpher at 407-322-4381. Briefs B lu e g r a s s b a r b e q u e li The Suburban Republican will hold a Red, Jte and Bluegrass fund raiser Barbeque at the Bam, Highway 17-92 in Sanford on Monday, Aug. 5 from 5 30 until 830 p.m. Plenty of food, music, entertain­ ment, and a straw ballot for can­ didates. For reservations, contact Betty Hlrsch, 6600 Bear Lake Terrace, Apopka, 32703. Vs C lu b APPUW CESTORE Jill The City of Longwood pre­ sents Bluegrass Pickin' time on the third Saturday of each month at the Community Building, cor­ ner of W. Church Avenue and Wilma Street in historic down­ town Longwood. The event is free of charge. Bring a lawn chair. Refreshments will be available. 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Beach hike Florida Trail Association lias announced a New Smyrna Dunes Park Beach Hike, Saturday, Aug. 24 beginning at 3 p.m. Meet at 3 p.m. at Toys r Us, Seminole Towne Center, 1-4 at SR-456 to carpool. The walk includes areas along the beach, inlet and boardwalks. There will be a small park entrance fee. Dinner at JB’s Fish Camp follows. For more information contact Judy at Jud228Gyahoo.com or phone 407-365-1080. Sanford Barber Shop *5.00 Haircut N E W C U S T O M E R S P E C IA L MON, TUE, WED. A THUR 8 am lo 12 noon Only i.>s'M .-rnaar| 1k>a tnis a n in IS H ttU C K |iix*nuv>N uiat KRCExotic Birds ■ ■ a s m a lftil l* i:u u u .- aw. la :•i' un*M<iu la irtpusapeui SpeciiliiingInTmHitii-MExoticBirds. Ilf |r r. Ia b ft lb N 0L*uf ■ Jk kf si a MJ4 4 ts at * latauvi I * era si | I I WE 0 0 GROOMING & BOARDING I A Complete Line of Bird Related llama. 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At the time the contract is signed, Harbco will be issued a notice to proceed. The company will have 10 days to begin mobi­ lizing on site. Harbco officials said they intend to open a branch office in downtown to oversee the project. A Web site with updated construction pho­ tos and possibly a Webcam will HOST FAMILIES NEEDED M ake a new life lo n g frien d from abroad. E n ric h yo u r fa m ily w ith an oth e r c u l­ ture. N ow you can hoat an exchange stu d en t (g irl o r boy) from Sw eden, Germ any, Franco, S p a in , E n glan d, Ja p a n , B ra z il, Ita ly o r other cou n tries. Becom ing a hoat to n young In te rn a tio n al v io l to r is on experience o f a lifeU m el I Inn mi. Ifiyn. C a ll fo r in fo rm a tio n o r to choose y o u r ow n exchang e stu d e n t. L a rg e v a rie ty o f n a tio n a litie s , In terest* , hobble*, e tc. now a v a ila b le (tin g le parent*, couple* w ith o r w ith o u t c h ild re n m ay h o tt). C a ll u* now . 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The company has part­ nered with Concept Marine Associates (CMA) of Oakland, Calif., and Seaway Marine Contractors Inc. of St. Petersburg. "Most of CMA's work on marinas and seawalls has been on the West Coast," Smith said. "Both Harbco and CMA are interested in getting into the sea­ wall construction business in the Eastern United States and the Caribbean, where the market is moving." Lessard said Harbco's entry into waterfront construction pro­ jects would bode well for Sanford. "They want to make this their premier project that they use in their advertising for future busi­ ness," Lessard said. Harbco was the low bidder' out of four companies that sub­ mitted bids. The Central Floridabased company, founded in 1986, submitted a bid of $10,287 million. Other bids included: American Bridge - $11,767 mil­ lion; CPH Constructors - $15.7 million; Harbco - $9,115 million; and Wharton-Smith Inc. $11379 million. "All the dealers I've talked of landscaping is a problem, as with agree we need to do some­ is putting too many cars on a thing about the ones that are bad," Dunn said. "We should lot. police ourselves a "You've got some u ---------- little better, but the of these guys that — park their cars so We should police city needs to do a better job, too; close together they ourselves a little We’ve got rules on have to move three the books to deaf better, but the or four cars to get with some of these into one in the mid­ city needs to do problems. Why has­ dle," Jones said. "It a better jo b , too. n't code enforce­ looks terrible. Some W e’ ve got rules ment done anything of these places are about it?" nothing more than on the books to The ordinance an old house with deal with some o f revisions were 15 cars parked out these problems. scheduled for first front." reading Monday Why hasn’t code Dunn said he However, agrees there ore enforcement done night. "bad apples" in anything about it? c o m m i s s i o n e r s agreed to table the town, but contends revisions — which the revision of include updates for Schedule E goes to ---------J 5 -------home occupations, Jim Dunn far. He suggests C M C Automotive Group urban infill redevel­ shrinking the mini­ opment projects and mum lot size to onehalf acre. He also recommends shuttle service for new hotels — the city enforce its existing and discuss the issues at a future work session. codes. Continued from Page 1A ra o c tA M t Engine Light On? ... Com e See Us! CATALYTIC CO NVERTERS Custom Exhaust Specialist For 20 Years. 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BXg O v4b> WbBm . *WhB da you ham B m , r and r » p y M icon ara Samoa Marba B Caviar V b d w U C C m t Caviar V b d m U X Copies are also available at your neighborhood Eckerd! ECKERD G e t M o r e ! �T he S eminole H erald Section B Sports Wednesday July 24, 2002 Briefs SEMINOLE BASEBALL REGISTRATIONS Seminole Baseball, a USSSA and PONY sanc­ tioned league, will be hold­ ing registration for the Fall the next two Saturday's, July "27th and August 3rd. Individuals or whole teams (must register togeth­ er) are welcome. Registration will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Five Points Complex on State Road 419 near Winter Springs. Seminole Baseball offers five league age groups between the ages of 5-and18. The cost is $50 (10 games schedule) for ages 5-6 and $75 (15 game schedule) for ages 7-and-Up. Players must bring birth certificate to reg­ ister. Call 407-323-5570 for more information. MFW IN DEB ARY Mid Florida Wrestling will present The American Bash at VFW Post 8093 in DcBary, Friday, July 26th. The event will feature an Over The Top Rope Battle Royal as well as a Main Event between Raging Youth and Unchaincd’Outlaws. In a Semi-Main Event, Deathrow Jethrow will battle Cutthroat Bonez. Other matches will have C.B. Kool taking on Prowler, Loncwolf facing Nightstalker and Bill Crude tackling El Diablo. Doors open at 7 pm . with bell time at 8 p.m. The MFW is offerings spe­ cial offering where If you bring five paying adults, you will get in free. For ticket info please call 407-328-9035 or go to the website at* www.MldFloridaWrestling.c om. WINTER SPRIN GS HIGH SCHOOL FOOT­ BALL CAMP Winter Springs High School, home of the 2001 Seminole Athletic Conference Football Champions, will be hosting a Youth Football Camp on July 26th and 27th. In c Camp Is open to all entering the 9th grade or younger and the cost is $30 which includes, quality instruction in offensive and defensive football techniques from Winter Springs Head Coach Steve Katz and his staff and a T-shirt. In addition to the Bears' staff, also instructing at the camp will be former NFL players and current college football players. The camp will give young­ sters a chance to meet the 2002 Bears, leam what the high school players learnfrom the coaches who teach It, meet the coaches, and get ready for the Pop Warner Football season. ATC Certified Trainers will be on hand at the camp. . The camp will focus on . skill development and will include a speed training por­ tion on Saturday with for­ mer Detroit Lion Dana ReavesThose wishing to attendthe camp must register before July 19th and must have a current physical to participate. • For more information, or to obtain a registration form, please call Coach Katz at 407-320-8741. C C 4 B -6 B ro ssw o r d 6B l a s s if e d s S h o o te rs s h o w o ff in S h o o to u t S e m in o le te a m C o u n ty c h a lle n g e s b e s t in t h e U S A By Dean Smith Sports Editor LAKE BUENA VISTA — They may not have won the tournament, but they sure impressed a lot of people. Playing in what* may have been the best "Pool" in the tournament, the Seminole Shooters, a team made up entirely of Seminole County basketball players, went head-to-head with the best 16-and-Undcr players in the country this past weekend in Sales up for UCF football tickets the AAU 16-U Super Showcase at Disney's Wide World of Sports complex. "We only invite players who go to Seminole County school's," said Shooters head coach Spencer Torbcrt. "We're trying to build a team here to showcase the best play­ ers in our county." Former Seminole Community College men's basketball coach Bernard Mcrthic assisted Torbcrt and the two put together an impressive group of young men, most of whom were under the 16-year-old age limit. The biggest problem the Shooters had was that they had to compete against All-Star teams from the biggest cities in the USA, some of which are sponsored by shoe com­ panies and travel to a lot of big tournaments around the country during the summer. Among the teams that the Shooters had to play in their four-team pool was legendary Riverside Church out of New York City. Riverside Church, along with fellow New York City team, the Gauchos, are two lontime AAU programs that have been churn­ ing out NCAA Division I and NBA players for years. Riverside Church, which fell to the Arkansas Wings, 65-52, in the Championship Game Monday night, is led by 6-foot-8,245-poundDerrick Caracter. The eighth grader, woh just turned 14 recently, wears a size 18 shoe and has already been written about in several magazines. But the massive Caracter is far from the only big man on the Riverside roster as he was joined by Jonathen Mitchell, another 14year-old eighth grader who stands 6-foot-6, Arturo Dubois, a 6-foot-5,200-plus pound 15-ycar-old, and Tyreli Biggs, a 6-foot-7,250See Shooters, Page 2B Herald photo by Jim Wontz Lake Mary's Daryl Merthlo scored 69 points in four games. World Series chase begins Legion teams to play Area tournament this weekend Special to the Herald By Dean Smith Sports Editor ORLANDO — The University of Central Florida's marketing campaign for foot­ ball season tickets nas barely begun, but UCF has already seen an increase in sales. With nine weeks remaining before the first home game, UCF*s season ticket count is mote than 11,200 and la expect­ ed to far exceed last year's final total of 12,467 before the first home game in September. "The lower-level priority seat­ ing on the west side of the sta­ dium is already sold out and ticket revenue Is up 23 percent over this time last year," athlet­ ics ticket manager Shawna Potts said. "We have seen an interest from new fans with more than 600 new tickets sold and our season ticket renewal rate is nearly 90 percent." UCF, which joined the Mid­ American Conference last November, will begin confer­ ence play this season and have its first opportunity to play for the MAC title as well as the league's bowl game slots, "We should lave an excellent football team this year and excitement surrounding the program is beginning to build as the season draws near," UCF athletics director Steve Orelni said. "We have an attractive home schedule with all the MAC teams and Syracuse com­ ing in, and the addition of a conference race to follow and bowl games to play for adds a new dimension that UCF fans will really enjoy." The season kicks off at Penn See UCF, Page 2B — »_i rw tP 9 pnciov oy vsn m n s Sanford Post 53 will be led by Jason Louwsma (top throwing ball) and Dominic Petracca (No. 5, above), while Charles Parks (left) will be a top player for Oviedo Post 243 when the American Legion Area Tournament in held at Seminole High SchooTs Alumni Field starting this Friday. FL Pierce and Sebastian will complete the field for the double elimination tournament that runis through Sunday. S m ith s ta rs in > 1_■-M . »_ |1_ rwtpKi pnoio wy iAmti w v n u Seminole Community College's Donnie Burkhartef leads the Valley League in home runs (10), slugging percentage (.574), and total bases (62). P SANFORD — Any march to a championship must begin with a first step and that first step comes up this Friday at Seminole High School for local American Legion Baseball teams. Sanford Campbell-Losslng American Legion Post 53 will be the host team for the Area Tournament this weekend, now they just need a place to play. Seminole High School's Alumni Field in the SHS Baseball Complex is the home field for Post 53, but the recent rains are causing problems. "We hope to use Seminole," said Sanford Post 53 Manager and Area pirector Rod Fergerson. "We are out there right now (Tuesday) working on the field to try and get it playable." Alumni Field played host to the State Tournament last year and the playing surface was kept playable despite heavy rains caused by a tropical storm. With that in mind and not too much more rain this week, the always hard work­ ing coaches, players, parents, and fans should get the facili­ ty In top-notch form by Friday. Sanford, the defending Area and State champions, are again the top seed from the North District with Oviedo Post 243 being the second seed. From the South District, Ft. See Legion, Page 2B V a lle y A l l -S t a r g a m e Special to th« Herald SANFORD TENNIS The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is offering a Summer Junior Tepnis Camp to run August 5-9. Registration closes August 5 for the camp. The Camp, taught by USPTR certified Greg James See Briefs, Page 2B Inside: HARRISONBURG, Va. — The Northern Division All-Stars defeated the Southern Division All-Stars Sunday night 15-8 in the 2002 Valley League All-Star Game before 1,100 fans at Staunton's John Moxie Stadium. The two teams combined to score 23 runs on a combined 24 hits. There was little defense to speak of as both teams also combined to commit eight errors, five of which were committed by the South. Front Royal's Bryan Smith (Lake Brantley High School, Duke), a late addition to the northern ros­ ter, was named the game's MVP. Smith was named to the team late last week replacing injured Cardinal teammate Ryan Norwood. Smith, the North's starting second baseman went l-for-2 at the plate, scored two runs, and drove in three. He also walked one time and had two put outs and an assist on defense. Smith, the son of veteran Lake Brantley baseball nd sopho coach Mike Smith, is a 6-foot, 190-pound sophomore at Duke. The switch-hitter is batting .260 with 17 runs scored, nine doubles, one triple and one home run. Other highlights for the North included Winchester's Rich Guamo (Maryland-Baltimore County) who went 2-for-3 with three runs scored, New Market's Chris Alexander (New Mexico) who went l-for-3 with two RBI, and New Market's Ciiad Hill (Catawba) who was 2-for-3 with an RBI. Harrisonburg's Ryan Sittauer (San Francisco) hit the game's only home run, a three-run Job off Luray's Mike Sills in the seventh inning, for the Southern All-Stars. Sittauer's Turk-teammatc Matt Houston (Oklahoma City) was 2-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI. Waynesboro's Alan Beck (Western Carolina) was 2-for-5. New Market's Jeff Dagenhart (William and Mary) was credited with the win. Waynesboro's Greg Hansard (Virginia) was tagged with the loss after giving up three unearned runs in the second inning. Other players in the game with ties to local colercSt leges were Staunton's -Taylor Cobb (UCF) with a ague best ERA ~ ‘ of 1.06, *Harrisonbu * - mburg's I s IPaul jbrai (Oviedo, UCF) with a 1.17 ERA, Luray's Lubrano Donnie Burkalter (Seminole Community College), who leads the Valley League in home runs (10), See Valley, Page 2B �Page 2B Wednesday. July 24. 2002 T he S eminole H erald Shooters Continued from page IB pound 15-year-old. The Shooters got off to a slow start in their opening game against the Nashville (Tn.) Pacesetters on Saturday, falling behind by as many as 20 points as the Pacesetters hit seven three-pointers over the first three quarters. But led by Lake Mary's Darryl Merthie, Bernard Merthie's nephew who will be sophomore for the Rams this fall, the Shooters rallied back to within two points, 84-82, with under a minute to pay. But a free throw and a subsequent turnover dealt the locals an 87-82 setback. Merthie, who only scored eight points in the first half, led all scorers with 26 points, while Jose Davila and Pat Kiscadcn, a pair of 6-foot-2 guards from Oviedo, both tallied 12 points. Larry "Darnell" Collins hit five three-pointers and scored 24 points for Nashville, while Jamont Gordon, another impressive looking 15-ycar-old, tossed in 20 points. Daryl Merthie did not let the same thing hap­ pen in the second game of the day against Cy Creek Select as he scored 11 first half points as the Shooters built leads of 25-11 after one period and 47-21 at halftime. Merthie left the game in the third period with 14 points after jamming a finger trying to slam home an alley oop pass, but the Shooters did not let up, leading 75-44 after three periods. Only a 30-polnt fourth quarter in which Cy Crock hit five three-pointers kept the score rela­ tively rospectible as the Shooters won 95-74. Kiscaden hit five three-pointers and scored a team-high 19 points, while Jeff Hartzler (Oviedo) and Cy Wynn (Seminole) both scored 11 points and Davila 10 forb the winner's. Leonard Taylor scored 20 points for Cy Creek. The Shooters then had to play Riverside Church on Sunday and appeared to come out in awe of the New York five, falling behind 17-5 after the first quarter and 44-15 at halftime. But the locals took 10 points off the lead in the third period and got to within 12 points before Riverside pulled away for a 76-50 triumph. Caractcr paced Church with 13 points, nine in the first half, while Niko Scott scored 12, Dexter Craig 11, and Mitchell 10. Davila and Merthie paced the Shooters with 14 and 12 points, respectively. With only the pool winner, Riverside, advanc­ ing to bracket play, the Shooters played in the Friendship Games against Martin Brothers Select out of Iowa on Monday. Once again the Seminole squad started slowly against a hot-shooting opponent, trailing 26-16 after one period and 45-33 at halftime. The Shooters, which trailed by 26 in the second half, made a tremendous rally and closed to with­ in four at the final horn, 75-71. . Merthie was the top scorer for the Shooters again with 17 points, while 6-foot-5 Sean Jackson, another Lake Mary product, scored 16. Davilla was also in double figures with 10 points, while Kiscaden and Lake Mary's Lyndon Merthie, Bernard’s son, tallied nine points each. B. Myers led Martin Brothers with 16 points, 11 of which came from the free throw line. J. Bennie chipped in with 12 points. Making up the Seminole Shooters roster were Lake Mary's Daryl Merthie (5-foot-ll), Sean Jackson (6-foot-5) and Lyndon Merthie (6-foot-l), Seminole's Robert Duval (6-foot-2) and Cy Wynrt (6-foot-2), and Oviedo’s Mike Torbert (5-foot-ll), Jose Davila (6-foot-2), Robert D'Emo (6-foot-l), Pat Kiscaden (6-foot-2) and Jeff Hartzler (6-foot2). Briefs Continued from page IB and held at Groveview Park (off of Lake Mary Boulevard), has a minimum size of six and maximum of 12 juniors. The camp schedule is: •5-7 year olds from 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. Cost: $20. •8-10 year olds from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Cost: $35. • 11*14 year olds from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Cost: $35. For information call 407-6826086 or 407-330-5697. SANFORD YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL .The City dfSdnford Recreation and Parks' pfpartmthtris taklhg registra­ tions for its Youth Flag Football League. The SRD offers leagues in s, 7-to-9,10-tothroe age ac groups, 12, and 13-to-15. The cost to play is $30 and Player Placement and Final Registration Day will be Saturday, August 24th on the field across from Sanford Middle School on 17-92. New players must attend this place­ ment day that starts at 9 a.m. For more information call 407-330-5697 or to sign up players may got to the Downtown routh Center in Sanford City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue. ALL YOU CAN BOWL Airport Lanes in Sanford has two new programs for the bowling enthusiast. . On Tuesday nights the Lanes will offer a late night "all you can bowl" from 9:30 p.m. to midnight. For $10, including shoe rental, bowlers can roll to their hearts content. Patrons will be issued col- ored wrist bands by the center and swim cap) and runs to identify them as entitled to through-August 17. use the lanes during the 2-1 /2 There are no formal atten­ hour time period. dance requirements for prac­ On Friday nights it is "all tice. Practices are held ou can bowl cosmic bowlMondays through Fridays from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and ig " Individuals can bowl all they swimmers can come as often want from 9:30 pan. to 12:30 as they wish. a.m. for a single price of $15, Meets will be held on including shoe rental. Wednesday evenings and last "Cosmic" bowling involves about two hours. Meets are glow in the dark balls and informal, friendly, novice-level neon lighting along with a with other area teams and laser light show and music swimmers compete with chil­ being piped throughout the dren of similar ages and abili­ center. ties in a non-threatening for­ During the evening cus­ mat where swimmers get tomers will enjoy the light " awards for competing. ><> show, plus music and dritwThls'ls a great way for kids ‘ ings for prizes.' to get Involved In swim team as the comp Anyone wishing to enter the ompetitions are very low-key. building during the event y. Kids that want to continue year-round have the times will be asked to pay the $15 entry fee and to wear a option to do so when the sum­ mer ends. colored wrist band supplied For more information, call by the center. The Airport Lancs Bowling Seminole Aquatics head coach Center is located at 190 East Tony Ackerson at 407-302Airoort Boulevard, just east of 1034. 17-92 near the new section of 417 and the Sanford Plaza. SWIMMING LESSONS For more information, con­ Seminole Aquatics, located at tact Airport Lanes at 407-324the new Larry A. Dale Aquatic 2129. Center adjacent to the SUMMER SWIM TEAM Seminole High School campus Seminole Aquatics, located at swim lessons that run in twothe new Larry A. Dale Aquatic week sessions consisting of Center adjacent to the eight classes, each lasting 45 Seminole High School campus, minutes. Class sizes are limit­ is offering a Summer Swim ed to six students. Team aimed at beginners and Sessions are taught by novices. American Red Cross certified W.S.I. instructors for ages five 5-17, the only requirement for and up. Special preschool joining the team is the ability classes for children 2-4 can be to swim 25 yards (one length formed based on demand. of the pool) without touching For more information on any the bottom. program or any specific ques­ The program costs $150 per tions regarding pool hours, child (includes team t-shirt call the pool at 407-302-1034. J rTroro c o u n t f j ot uw n o n o i w noncon L ty n x i The Sanford Campbell-Lossing American Legion Post 63 baseball team (shown with Its Southeastern Regional Runner-up banner from last year) will be looking to repeat as Area Champions and return to defend Its 2001 State Championship when It hosts the Area Tournament starting this Friday at 8emlnole High School. Legion Tournament will advance to the Continued from page IB State Tournament next week­ Pierce Post 358 is the No. 1 seed end, Friday, August 2, through with Sebastian Post 189 being Monday, Aug. 5, at Manatee the No. 2 seed. Community College in All four teams played in the Bradenton. recent DcLand Firecracker Because of the heavy rains in Tournament. Sebastian was the June and July, Post 53 was Division B Champion over forced to cancel its own tourna­ Sanford in Pool play, but Post 53 ment and has been having trou­ came out as the repeat ble getting in other games. Tournament Champion after Fergerson actually took the bracket play. team to a tournament in The tournament schedule has Charleston, South Carolina to Oviedo taking on Ft. Pierce at 4 get in some games and will p.m. Friday with Sanford and c in y a 32-5 record into the Area Sebastian meeting at 7 p.m. Tournament. Saturday's schedule has ringed * Sanford Post 53 is mana« ames set for 1 p.m., 4 p.m. and by Rod Fergerson Ferger with Ralph p.m. La Rosa ana Mike Powers serv­ The Championship Game is ing as coaches. set for 1 p.m. on Sunday with Members of the team are D.J. the "if necessary" game, If both Ackley, Bryan Armstrong, Mike teams left having one loss, Brady, Paul Cinder, Greg being played at 4 p.m. Courcy, Matt Fraysier, Victor The winner of the Area Gilbert, Chris Krall, Shane Valley----------------Continued from page IB slugging percentage (.574), and total bases (62), andNew Market teammates Justin Cerrato (UCF) and Chris Westervelt (Stetson). Burkhalter has been playing a new position this summer, patrolling third base instead of his cus­ tomary spot at first. The 6-foot-4,270-pound sophomore-to-be, who is hitting .270 in the regular season, went l-for-3 with a run scored, while Cerrato pitched 1/3inning in relief, striking out one and walking one. Westervelt, who grew up in the Longwood Babe Ruth League before moving out of state, was an AIl-American at Stetson this season as n j ./sophomore catcher and is hitting 303 with seven " ' doubles and two RBI tn the Valley League. -The league is loaded with Florida products too numerous to mention, but also playing in the Continued from page IB State Aug. 31 in a game tele­ vised nationally on ESPN. The team will play two more tele­ vised road games, at Arizona State on Sunshine Network, and at Marshall nationally on ESPN2, before its home opener against Liberty Sept 28. The efforts of the UCF sports marketing office and the exposure generated by those games are expected to drive ticket sales. The sports marketing office is just starting a campaign that will include radio and tele­ vision spots, billboard ads, and a 30,000-piece direct mail com­ ponent to a targeted demo­ graphic In the Orlando area. To this point, UCF's marketing campaign has been at the grass-' roots level with trips to corpora­ tions around the Orlando area and a small direct mail piece. "We expect to see our sales TRANSMISSION SERVICE $095 TRANS tune up FLUID AND GA8KET FILTER EXTRA IF NEEDED 75.00 TRANSMISSION FLUSH Sem inole Co. R esidents *10.00 O F F $200 OFF Major Internal Repairs C all fo r Tee Tim es 407-833-0818 WITH COUPON ONLY fflEE TO W IN O ^R E E E S TIM A TE * NATIONAL WARRANTY Located north o f Lake Mary Blvd. on Markham Woods Rd. Must Present Ad Expires 08/30/02 2710 8 . O R L A N D O D R IV E , S A N F O R D 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -3 2 7 0 % (,,.. leagut league this summer with Central Florida ties arc SCC's John Madden, a righthanded pitcher, cher, Oviedo High productt ana i current UCF laye CF teammates Nick Whidden, Taylor Cobb, both pitcher's, and pitcher/infieider Matt Fox, plus Stetson catcher Chris Cole. The Valley League is in its 41st season and plays a 40-game schedule in 71/2 weeks each summer. The officially NCAA sanctioned league Is also in its ninth year as a wooden-bat league. The league gets its name from the beautiful Shenandoah valley nestled between the Blue Ridge Mountains on the east and the Allegheny Mountain* on the west. The longesttripbetween teatrts Is 2'V2hours. Each community mVolvca itself with its team by housing players, providing them'Jobs, financially supporting the team and' going to games. B UCF A A A C T IO N TMaano/fo IPlantafim Cjo(fCfub Larson, Jason Louwsma, Dominic Petracca, Brandon Pharis, Austin Pride, Christian Rosado, Robbv Rotunno, Tim Thomas, Kris Vigue and Brian Ward. Oviedo should also be strong as most of the team was on the Oviedo High School squad that made it to the FHSAA Class 6A State Final Four this year. Oviedo Post 243 is managed by Kevin Wainscott, with Rob Williams serving as coach. Making up the roster are Bany Baxter, Corey Bevis, Brian Brooks, Kevin Kominsky, Frank Compagnone, David Evans, Alan Farina, Lenny Gomez, Tommy Gonzalez, Jordan Hogan, Bridger Hunt, Tim Johnson, Matt Lopez, Matt McClung, Alex Milian, Charles Parker, Justin Stines and Jeremy Thome. EXPIRATION DATE: 8/1/02 1 numbers grow row (aulte a bit fills year as our- imarketing plan gets into full swing," ring," UCF sports s marketing director Gert Carman said. "Long-time UCF fans are excited because of file affiliation with the MAC and new fans are getting on board every day." "For those waiting to see what UCF is going to do, now is the time to get involved before all the good seats are taken," Orsinl said. "The next few years promise to be year: of great growth in the program." Interested fans can purchase UCF season tickets by calling the athletics ticket office at (407) UCF-Gold. UCF PICKED THIRD, MARSHALL TABBED AS PRESEASON MAC FOOTBALL FAVORITE ng into its Its DETROIT — Going first year in the Mid-American. Conference, UCF has been picked sicked to finish ithird in fi ~ “ , mem­ Division by league media bers. The results were announced at the conference's annual football media day at the Marriott Renaissance Center in downtown Detroit Utesday. By an overwhelming margin Marshall was chosen to reclaim the MAC football title that it won from 1997-2000. Marshall was picked by 43 of 47 voters to win the East Division and gar­ nered 41 nods to win the cham­ pionship gamt ________ on D ec 7. Bowling Green wasreiected bv a dose margin to capture the 1 -.West Division just anead of defending MAC Champion Toledo. UCF will have its chance to prove the voters wrong when if travels to Marshall Sept. 20 in a game that will be televised nationally on ESPN2. UCF plays Toledo in Orlando O ct W in another marquee MAC game. The 2002 season marks changes for the league as UCF joins the MAC for football only and will compete in the East Division. BGSU moves from the East, where it has competed since 1997, to the West Division. The MAC went to divisional play in L 1907 when it expanded from 110 to 12 teams. While Marshall was a clear favorite in the East, the West race is expect­ ed to be very close and quite possibly could come down to the Nov. 30 meeting between the rival Falcons and Rockets. Bowling Green's 25 first place votes and 283 total points edged the Rockets' 266>porn point total and 13 first place notices. Western Michigan falls into the No. 3 slot with 205 points and three first place votes as the Broncos, divisional winners in 1999 and 2000, seek a return to the top spot. The No. 4 and No. 5 aces, respectively, go to orthem Illinois (201) and Ball State (188), two teams that tied Toledo for the divisional title last year. The Huskies (4) and Cardinals (2) also were named on ballots to win the division. Central Michigan (118) and Eastern Michigan (55) round out the West Division. Miami and UCF appear to be the top chal­ lengers to the Thundering Herd in the East Division. The RedHawks earned a 257 to 248 point margin over the Golden Knights for the second spot in the division. Miami was recog­ nized with three first place votes and UCF one. Kent State, which won four of its last five games last year to finish with its first winning mark in 15 seasons, is predicted In fourth place. Akron (136), which finished with two wins to end the season, is slated for the fifth spot. Ohio (111), looking to rebound from a one-win season was selected for sixth place. Buffalo (66), which closed strong with two late season vic­ tories, finished seventh. Marshall was a convincing favorite to win the MAC title game, which will be held at the home stadium of the East Division winner. The Herd received 41 votes, while Miami and Toledo had two each and Bowling Green and UCF each garnered one vote. K i �Wednesday. July 24.2002 P a g e 3 B T he S eminole H erald L ega ls Lega ls W THE OWCU1T COURT O f THB EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUIT MAM) FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTXM Cm * No. 02-CA-1632-14 W OMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION, KAREN E. POLLARD, M al. ). NOTICt OP ACTION TO. LUZ PAYANA LAST KNOWN ADORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADDRESS UNKNOWN ANY ANO AU UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING OY. THROUGH, UNDER. ANO AQA1NST THE HERE­ IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN­ DANTS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE-WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN MTEREST AS SPOUS­ ES, HEIRS. DEVISEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED Pat an action lo tondoa* ■ mortgage on to# Mtowtog rteacribad property In SEMI­ NOLE Corrty. Ftorkto: LOT 405, SPRING OAKS UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGES 74.75 ANO TS. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. aORlOA hM b**n Bad agrinri you and you am raqdrad to Mrv* a copy ol your •Mian dalanMi w«Nn 30 dayt alla* to* Ural pubkeabon. 1 any. on Echevarria A Associates, P A . PteWVTa anomay. whoa* addrasa la 111* Corporate Lake Oftva. Suaa 300, Tamp*. Florida 33634, andM* l » ortgm*/ w*h taa Coun aahar balor* aanno* on PlaMUTa attorney* or tmmarlatoly ffarailtaf; dhsrwlss, a dalaiM wri ba anfrad sparer you to» Via ra*a< demanded m to* Comptert or paooon. TNa ndfc* aha* b* publriwd one* each weak lof two oonaacuiiv* •Nka to to* Sridord Herald WITNESS my hand and Vi* aaal ol tote Court on M s day ol JUL 17. 200. ||.n,----II...M m om 1- ** MWjrarrM mot*#, Ctortrd to* ORCUtT Court ByflutoKIng A* Deputy Clark Echevarria 6 Mandate!. PA . p o . Bo* 2S0t6.Trinpa.FL 33622 5016 M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABIU TIES NEEDMQ SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N. PARK AVENUE. BANFORO. FLORCA 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)323-4330, NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ING IF HEARING IMPAIRED, (TOO) I -*00* 66-6771. OR VOICE (V) 1-600* 55-6770. VIA RORIOA RELAY SERVICE. PuMMr.JMy24. 31.2002 0013* THBORCUT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT M AND FOR BVMBKXB COUNTY. (i-rii//I'Ht ' FLORKJA ' 'K11 c im Z c tS E i* * r< " J OTVMKM14-L. -II MORTGAGE ELECTRONK REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. MC, JOHN L OOFF. al aL 00140 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP THE STATE OP FLORIOA, M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Caaa No: Ot-CA-2656-144 CITlFtNANCIAL. INC 334. LLC, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA INC, ROBERT FUOOE. JANE DOE FUOOE. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT FUOOE; THE ESTATE OF MARIE FUOOE. DECEASED; UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES OF MARIE FUOOE. DECEASED. ROBERT FUOOE. HEIR: JANE ROE FUOOE. HEIR. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROOERT FUDGE. HEIR. QEOROIANNA YARNS. HEIR; ROSE E. MIMS. HEIR. LIZZIE M FUOOE. HEIR: CARRIE HOUSE. HEIR. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPEC­ TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PER­ SONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd DEFENDANT(S); NORTH AMERI­ CAN CAPITAL CORPORATION. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. NA; WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTING. TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR TRUSTEES OF SAJO DCFENOANT(S) ANO AU OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH UNOER, OR AGAINST DEFENDANT(S); JOHN OOE, UNKNOWN TENANT JANE OOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. NOTICt OP SALS None* * haraby grvan Vial, purauarl to a Final Sunmary Judgmanl d Foradoaura entered In to* above •rytod cauaa. ki Via Cirodt Court ol Oamaiola Corrty. Florida, I *4 Mi Via proparty aituala In Saminola Couiy. Flortda. daacrtiad aa: LOT 56. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X PAGE 37 OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA MCA 1267 TAYLOR STREET, OVIEDO, U 327*5 al pubic Bala, to ki* Mdted and bad bidder, lor caah. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE, SANFORD. FLORIOA. Flortda. al 11DO A M. on tia 15 day d Jdy. 2002. Maryann* Mon* Ctork ol CIRCUIT Court BY Mary Btroupa Deputy Clark La* 0*k*a al Denial C. Conauagra 6901 NorVi Armenia Avanua Tampa. Flortda 33604-1041 Aaomaya k» Ptertri PubBMr Jdy 24. 31,2002 OOI4I m th s a n c u r r court m w ' OP TUB BOMTBiNTH / irxSUBBft1 . M ANO FOR SEMMOLS COUNTY, CMLOWISION CASS NO: 03-CA-1443-14-K HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION M. NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puauant lo a Final Judgmanl ol Mortgage Foradoaura datad July 12. 2000. and orMitd ki Com no 02S2I ol Mo CMu* Court ol Via EIGH­ TEENTH Juddd Caeu* rt and lor BEMMOll Gaudy. Ftorlda wharato MORTGAGE ELECTRONK REGIS­ TRATION SYSTEMS. WC, la Via FMMS and JOHN L OOFF. JEN­ NIFER A GOFF; ara Via U M in r a , i w n i io vw n*gn#«i and MM M M lor coMi M WEST FRONT OOOfl OP THE SEMMOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD) FLOREIA M11« AM. on * » 1B day ol AuguM. 2002. *M Io*oa4ng daacrtu d preparty aa aM torto ki aard Final Judgment LOT EOaLJTTLE CREEK PHASE te-6. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK S3. PAGES 23 THROUGH 26 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA. MCA 1771 PrMrta Via* Lana. Ortado. FL 327SS WITNESS MY HANO and Via aaal ol IN* Court an July IB. 2002 Maryann* Moraa dark ol Via CkaM Court ITf hAATf/ tHFOUpS Dapuly Clark “cxn»v«ma » - - *- ■ lA*----u o ■-»— ca m ,csraA PO. Boa 25011 Tkmpa. Flortda 33622-50Ik ~fla* American* wMiDlsabMU* Ad V you am a paraon »Mi a dtoabMy Ip pwtofpata In VPi pfocmlng, you am araated M no coal lo you. lor Via provtaton ol certain aaaiatanc*. f*m i Court AdnMeVabon M 201 N. Park Annua. Bardord. Flortda 32771, telephone numbar (407)665-4227. wlMn 2 a w in g daya ol you moalpl ol Na docu­ ment V haartng knpakad, (TOO) 1000* 66-4771. PubOMi Jdy 24. 31.2002 va. NADER S. HACK A/K/A NADER HACK: JANE DOE HACK. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF NAOER S. HACK A/K/AHADER HACK: MARYUNE UUBERES. JOHN DOE UUBERES; THE UNKNOWN HUSSANO OF MARYUNE UUBERES. IF UVMO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAX) DEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO AU OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUQH. UNDER OR AOAMST THE NAMED DEFENOANT(S). THE HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK: WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTING. TOOETHER WITH ANY ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR TRUSTEES OF SAIO DEFENDANT (S) ANO AU OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DEFENDANT (S) JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT, JANE OOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. Datondantd). NOT1CS OF ACTION TO: MARYUNE UUBERES. JOHN DOE UUBERES. THE UNKNOWN HUSSANO OF MARYLINE UUBERE8. IF UVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENOANT(B). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPEC­ TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES. ANO AU OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER ANO AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S) WHOSE RESIDENCE IS unknown NOTICS OP AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THV ST. JOHNS RIVER WATCR MANAGEMENT DISTRICT NoHoa la grvan Vial Via kXtowtog perm* *»• laauad on July 16.2003 MarMiam Estates. L L.C . 32* 1* WriJva Pna* Bkrd. Sorrento. FL 32776 Parma *40-117-62312-1. Til* projad It located ki Sameid* County. Section 34. Towrahp 163 Souto. Rang* 2*E Ead. Th# parrrri author r*« ASURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON 36 63 ACRES TO SERVE 304MS. associated road*, and on* dry ralanaon lyatam known a* Markham Estates Th* racatreiq water body I* non# Th* M*(k) containing Via appkcaaon tor Vi* abov* triad perma la avalabla kiapaeVon Monday Virou(Vi Fnday aioapl tor togal hokdaya. 100 a m to 6<X) pay al Via 81 John* Rlirar Waler Managamatl Diaaicl (Diaincl) Hearty latlan . 404V Raid SlraaL PatoBia. FL32I 7S-142V. A paraon whoa* aubaMnM War■ aal* ara aVactod by to* OMMd pannaang decision may paabon tor a d m ska*va haartng In aooordanoa ami Secu re 12056V and 12057, Flortda Smuto*. or may chop** to puraua markakrm aa an alamaa n mmady iiidar Sacaon 120573. Florida Slaluto* bator* Vi* daarPna to r to ig a paraon ChoorinQiiwrkauanirtand adversely aVad Viand* to a haanng Fmarkanan ' do*# nd reatrt In a aaWamar* Th# procarkra# tor puraung marketer ara aal toVi ki Sacaon 120 573, F.S. and RMaa 26-106 111 and 2S-106 401- 404. Ftortda AdmababaOva Cod*. Pakaone mud comply wih * » requramerla ol Flortda Arkmmababva Coda. Chapter 26-10* and b* Nad w*h (raoatvad by) (i* Ototod Ctork. locatod al Didncl Haadguartara. H^pmay 100 Wad. r<------------- ---- — -------- --- 1------- ----------- ca«on(k) mud b* Nad adhai naanty-on* (21) day* ol pubbeabon ol Va* noaca a artWnkeamy-da (2*) daya ol Vi* Oiainct. apoaaing nobca ol Via Want to * » mal tor ito** paraon* to whom to* Dieirtct m*4a actual noao* Faauraio Na a pabbon m vm N a am* period ahai conataula a aaamar oI any ngM(t) ‘ audi par*on(>) may hi*# to mquad an adianabaav* datannaiabon (haanng) wider Sector* 12056* and 120 57. F 8 . concatnaig to* aubgad pamd Paaaom tod are nd Had ki accordance auto Vi# abom prodann* are autyad feodVTWMi • Bacauee to* adnanratrakae haanng prooaa* I* daargnad to tonnulala knai agency action, N Mng ol a pabbon maan* that to* OwwcYi knal action may b* dSamnl bom to* podbon lakan by I ki Na nobca ot Inlarl ParaonaahoM u tialai>a‘ M i tt- •"* — —------1*T ~ T — “ *~~i •*— — o n * ■ Nto*oam haa* to* rt(»l to paaaon to baeomo a party to * » pnxaadng. ki aooordanoa *Hto to* raqukamama ad to Publdt: JMV 24.2002 00150 L ecals Lecals L ecals YOUARE HEREBY raqdrad to «to your answer or wrltan dalanaaa. V any, ki to* abov* procaadng wnh to* Clark oI N * Court, and to aanr* a copy tosraol upon to# ptatrUT■ attornay. whoa* name and addrea* appear* haraon, within 30 daya altar to* Nd pubkeabon ol N * Nobca ol Action: to* natur* ol N * procearkng bang a au4 tor toractoaur* ol mortgag* againcl to* toaowlng deaenbad property, to apt LOT 30. A REPLAT OF BLOCK ■CT. COUNTRY CLUB ADOITION TO CASSELBERRY. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 8. PAGE 26. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIDA AK/A OllSTON COURT. HEATHROW. FL 32748 Hyou let to Na your ant war or winton dalanaaa ki to# abmre proceed­ ing. on pleaur* altomay. a dalauk mm ba anlarad againd you tor to* rakal damandad In to* Complaai or MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THI9 NOTICE AU CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WIU BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* d 6rd pubkeabon d tola None* N Jdy 24. 2002. DOUGLAS W 8TEWART , ia . ■ ■ .I . ■ to , , j J it. ■ u --------a---- * Ouxf CrtOXOrl 01 IP# (WCVOBib and paraona haring cUlma or damanda agalnat th* dacadanTa aataia, ndudng unmetured. contngarl or untquldalad daan*. muai M* tot* dim r with tola Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE AU CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WIU BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* d brat pubkeabon d tore Nobca a July 24.2002 JENNIFER O NIN Paraonal Rapratanuth* 1665 Pandaton SI Daaona. FL3272S Wdam M Mormon. Eaqrir* Florida Bar No 143303 BALDWIN * MORRISON. PA 7100 South Highway 17-92 Fam Park, FL 32730 Taltphona: 407/834-1424 Anomay tor Paraonal RapraaanUbv* Pubkah Jdy 24. 31, 2002 00153 _______________ Dalad tod day ol JUL 17, 2002. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ByRuto King Deputy Ctork Law Olticat ol Dantol C. Conauagra 6901 North Armaria Avanua Tampa FL 33604-1041 A M- - l n a rtl w n * Anomeyi lOv rUIWi PuUtoh Juky 24. 31,2002 00142 IN THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICUL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEkVNOLC COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 02-CA-K2-144. GEORGE H LOEWEN. v*. CHRISTOPHER 8 BROWN a V l CHRISTOPHER BROWN. DISCOVER BANK, and STATE OF FLORIOA. NOTICt OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Final Judgmanl ol Foracloaura dalad July 12. 2002, anlarad In Caaa No: 02-CA-162-14L ol to# Circuit Court ol th* Ekplaanto Jurkctol Clrcu* to and lor Oamtooto County Ftorlda, wtiarsn GEORGE H LOEWEN I* Platon* and CHRISTOPHER S BROWN aV a CHRISTOPHER BROWN. DIS­ COVER BANK and STATE OF FLORIOA. ara Dalandanw. I w6 aai to to* taxied and bad taddar lor caah. Nets* Ban*, to* sal* *H6 b* held d to* Samlnci* County Courthouaa. 301 N Park Avanua. Wad Door. Sarlord. Flortda d 11.00 o'clock a m . Vi* IS day ol August. 2002. to* toaowing dsaotiad propar­ ly as ad torth to to* Final Judgmanl tow*: Lots 8 and Vi* Souto 48 toal ol tot 8. Bkxk 16. SECOND SECTION. 8ANLANTA. aocordng to to* pld - - - * * ■« Pka-a m - - . j VWIPW la ISCO tOKj *1 IT® OOOS m, Paga 36. ol to* Public Records ol Bamania County. Ftortd*. wkh Dlaabanisa AcL persona naadtog •pedal accommodation to parbdpata to tola procearkng khoutd conlad Via Imkvldud or agancy aanckng nobca, no later toan aavan (7) daya prior to Via proceeding al th# addrasa grvan on to* nolle*. Tdaphon* 1-600 956-6771 (TOO) or 1 8009556770. via Ftorlda Ratty Sarvto*.’ DATED tola 15 day al JiJy. 2002 MARYANN MORSE ■CLERK OP COURT fcSIir.lil . Ltlli, ) -J, il-l rllr Lahn E. Abram* Arnold. Matoany 6 Eagan. PA. 601 N. Magnoka Avanua, BUM 201 Pod 0*B * Boa 2V67 Orlando. Florida 32S02 (407)641.1550 Pubkah; July 24, 31,2002 00144 1001 Santord. Ftorkto 32773 Motion ot gul( Bfinnott Cornmunffy Coft>p< htev* by grvat nobca d Via davatopmantd propoMd n il m tokwi: Policy Na-i 3030 Policy TO*: Financial AU Purpoaa and Etact To ipdda larv guaga to currarl pokey Legal Auenrly: a*. 240 348: .671 Ftortd* SUtuto*. FAC6-A 14 054 A copy d any prakmkiary drall d to* proposed nka. I avalabla. may ba promptly obtainad w*hod cod by contacbng Chnatyna Hamiton, V d President tor Admtotatratora and Buainaaa Sarvicat, al Via abova Pub**h: Jdy 24. 20C2 00145 TAMPA. FLORIOA None* la haraby grvan tod to* kSoatog praparty was MUad on May 1. 2001. d 1500 hour* to 8antonL Flortda tor videbona d 19USC159S*(c) and 2IUSC36I. Twenty (20) Beau* d Batol Nu Tobacco Chsav. Anyon* dating to dean Via property mud appear at to* Cuatorrlnua*. tkmpa. Florida, and FAE ALEGAL CLAM to such property In to* amount d 11,178 wlhto twenty (20) daya tram to* dal* d 6rd pubkeabon d Via nobca. In dalai a d wdeh to* praparty wd b* tartaaad and dapoaad d In accordance with th* law. BY ORDER OF MARY ANN CRAN­ FORD. FINES, PENALTIES ANO FORFEITURE OFFICER. TAMPA FLORIOA Pubkah: July 24. 31, 2002 and Augud 7,2002 00146 M THE CVICUT COURT FOR BCMMOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE HVISION FAX NO. 02-611-CP *4 RE: ESTATE OF ANN L BABB AK/A ANNA LOUISE NOTICt TO CREDITOR* Th* admtoMIraaon d Vi* adal* d ANN L BABB Ad/A ANNA LOUSE BABB, dacaaaad. F*a Nwrtoar 02611-CP. la parking to to* Orem Court lor Semaid* County. Flortda. Probal* Division, to* address d which la X I N. Park Av* . POBoa 6099. Santord. FL. 32772 Th* namaa and addraaaaa d Vi* Paraonal Rapraaanlabva and to* Paraonal Rapraaanlabva a anomay Al cradtora d to* dfcadtrl and othar paraona having ctaana or dsmands agand daoadanfa aataia. ndurkng wnalurad. conbngar* or untguiddad ctaana, an wham a copy d tod nobca la atrvsd mud Ma Via* ctaana wah tod Court WITHM THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al a tm cradtora d Vi* dacadarl and paraon* haring ctaana or demand* agaawl to* dacadanTa tatal*. avtuckng lawnalurad. conbrv gad or laikquddad ctaana. mud Na Vita ctaana wah Via Court WITHM 3 1134 Oak View Drtvt WhaatonlL 60167 Cyntot* M. Brtgga Ftorlda Bar No. 266566 LAW OFFICE OF CYNTHIA M BRIGGS X I N Factoral Hghway. Suns IIS DaarttoU Beach. Ftorkto 33441 Tdaphon* 654/426-7722 Facaarria (654)426-7723 Altomay lor Paraonal napraaarldwm Pubkah Jdy 24, 31.2002 00147 NOTICE OF PUBUC SALE ALTAMONTE TOWING. INC.UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION 117 MARKER ST. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM. SOLD AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE. SEUER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR AU BIDS PURSUANT TOPS. 712 78 6-13-2002 1969 HONDA 1HQED3550KA054332 1994 CHEVY 1Q1X 1445R7102631 PHONE • 407 339 0700 Pubkah Jdy 24.2002 00144 NOTTCE OF PUBLIC BALI ALTAMONTE TOWV4Q, V4C.UMCLA— O VPVCLB AUCTION 117 MARKER ST . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM. SOLD AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR AU BIDS PURSUANT TO F S. 713 T8 *-20-2003 1X 7 PLYMOUTH 1P30M44C7H0602320 1960 PLYMOUTH 3P3BK41K7KT921549 1X 1 CHEVY 2Q1WL54TXMIt25044 1X 1 CHEVY 1Q1BN53E2MRIM1X 1991 CHEVY 1Q1JC64G4M7176541 1X 1 FORD 1FAPP15JXMW226279 1993 FORD 1FDEE14H5PHA15406 1003 MAZDA IYVOE31B6PS14X I 6 1993 TOYOTA JT3AC11R9P 1071600 2000 TOYOTA ZT1CO22P2YC407463 10X SATURN HOMES 1Q6ZK52778Z102210 1992DOOGE 1B3XA463XNF11K 17 1990 CHRYSLER IC3XJ4SJ9UM770X PHONE t 407^300700 Pubkah: Jdy 24.2002 00140 CITY OP LONOWOOO, FUMBOA NOTKB OF PUBUC HVARV40 TO CONBXVR ADOPTION OP PNOPOBBO RBBOUmON TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by to* C«y d Longwood. Florida, tod Bit Cay Ccmmaaton wd hold a pubic haartng to conaldar anactmsri d Via . RE SOLUTION NO. •02 1056 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIOA, PROPOS(NO USE OF TH6 2002 LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS FOR EXPENDITURES RELATED TO LAW ENFORCE­ MENT ACTIVITIES; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERAIMLfTY AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Th* cay Commaalon wB conddar aaU RaaduHon lor Rnd paaaaga and which wB X hdd In Via CVy Ha*. 178 Wad Wanan Avanua, M l day al AuguaL A D , 2002, al 700 pm , or a* toon toaraaHar aa p o ttiit. At tfw fmctnQ, intw iltd PmUm rniy appMf ont be hMfd aai. ta a n a rl *aw It. a --------^ U wnn r*tp#ci 10 in# propoMu rrHOMion i i x m arrg m#y p# cnmfciuad born am* to kma ta d *nd action la lakan by Vi* CVy A copy d Via propoaad RatoUton la poatod d Vi* Cay Hal. Longwood. FVvirti and oopt#t art on Ml# w#h to* Clark d to* Cky and tarn* may te kwpactod by Vi* pub*c. NOTICE: Al paraona v * adriaad tod Vtoay dadda to appad «iy dadalona mads al Visss maabngahaar. Inga, toay wU need a raoord d to* proosadkiga and tor such purpoaa*. toay may naad to kiaua tod a varbatvn raoord la mart#, arilch raoord to Induct* to* Watmony and aridanoa upon which to* appad la to ba mad* (par Sac. 2M 0I06. Ftorlda )■ M NOTTCC OF PUBUC AUCTION reouc# n iKfwjy y*v#o McConoel Towing wMI Ml #1 Pubic Auction For 8#hr#g# vov t u n on oecnano 10Pywii - . ----- .a in#- aKnowing OMCfCW bkkter. te, v#Nctat: $-14-02 65 Chav 1010237GXFm5M39 99 Fort 2FTJF39M2KC833624 9-12-02 KToyd TE720090282 9-164>2 92 Car* 1G6C0938SN4283S60 X Saba JF 1AH4383FC46M00 X Buck 104CX89B4Q1413359 $-17-02 KVW 90WGA0304JP006869 X Hond 1HGEJ864SXL022940 8-19-02 93 Old 1Q3NL&43XPM047000 The Auction w* ba hakj al 9 00 a m. on said data* abort McComai Towing i Recovery. 2000 Santord A rt, Santord, FI. 32773 rthld** on* hour prior lo aal*. Term* art -CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS' McCoonak Towing rtMivii th# to or r#^#ct any and a4 BIOS Pubkah Jdy 21, 2002 00154 M THB ORCUT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cvicurr, VI ANO FOR BEMV40LB COUNTY. FLORIOA Caaa No. 62-DR-2117 GOLDIE A DAVIS. WENOEUK. DAVIS. NOTTCB OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OP MARRUOfl TO: Wandal K. Daria YOU ARE NOTIFIED toil an action tor daaduvon d mantog* has bean tied against you and you ara raqukad to aanra a copy d yod wrtton dalanaaa, I any. to I on Odd* A Daria, whoa* addrasa la IBIS Rbreradg* Road. Oviedo, Ftorlda 3276* . on or balor* |data) August 2. 2002. and Ma to* ongaial wfh to* Ctork d Na Oaurt d X I North Park Avanua. Santord, FL 32771. bdora aarvtoa On PokMortar or kmadddi/ toaradtor. V you la* to do to. a daladl may X entered againd you tor to* raid damandad In Vi* my han tola oourt on June X . 2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT as— aa---------n saw . . . Dfjwncy n. i r m r O#outy Cltrk Pubkah. Jdy 3. 10. 17. 24.2002 00008 M TNI ORCUIT COURT OF THV EIGHTEENTH ■Ff(i4fr s( CSKUTT, M ANO FOR BCMMOLI COUNTY. FLONOA CASB NO.: B2-ON-1I 01-0SMK VI RE: Tha Chang* d Nam# oh BRANDON BETH PEBSWORTH to SETH CARLTON JONES. 8HEARON JONES. Patotonai. NOTKB OP ACTION TO. Karin Ray Pabaworth 1(TV Hxtoway 157 North Hinailkt Tasaa 70063 You am haraby noMtod tod a PaMtan tor Chang* d Nam* d your minor chid bom on January 16, aaalatanca to p a a c ta k ki any d toaaa procaadinga dtodd contact to AD A Coordinator, al (407) 2603U 1. d toad X how* ki adaanoa d D 1996. In A/tngton. Ttim*. was M#d m th* Court on .Ajrw 29. 2002. You #r« r#quir#d lo »#rv# « copy ol your writan (tatao—i. N any. to I on N • ■nomay wtiot# n#m# ■nd *ddr#M ta JULIE EASON SMITH. PA. 2060 Wtotof Spong* Boutav»rd. Ovtado. Honda 32765. ■nd Ml# an ortgln#l wMh N Ctadt of th# abov#-«tytad Court on or balor# August 1. 2002 olharwta#. • |udgmtnl m#y b# #nt#r#d agsmtl you tor mth# Petition hand «nd •#•! on Jun# 26.2002 MARYANNE MORSE Ctarti of th# CwcuMCourt By: Hdhcy R Wrtw Ctaputy Ctarti Pubtah Jury 3. 10. 17. 24. 2002 00014_______________________ AMERICA. sard Summary Final Judgmanl d Foradoaur* Including Award d Altomay*' Fast and Cotta, lo art: I d 21 d TIMBERWOOO. accord tog to to* Plat toarad. at recorded to Plat Book X . d Pag* X . d to* Pub*c Record* d Samnol* Corny Ftortd*. OATEO tor* 10 (toy d Jdy. 2002 MaryAnna Mona. Clark By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark Dantoe M Rotantoal. ESQUIRE ADORNO 6 VOSS. PA 2601 South Baythort Drive Suae 1600 UanV. Florida 33133 (305)656 5555 Hyou ara a paraon w*h a dnabtriy who naad* any accommodation to order to parkdpat* to tola proceed tog, you ara anbtlad, al no cost to you. lo toa provision d certain aim lane*. Plats* contact Court Admtntotrabon al X I North Park Avenue, Buna N301. Santord. Ftorkto B 77I (407)323-4227, vrthm (2) working daya d your racaqX d (Ma nobca. Vyou ara haartng or voice Impaired, cal 1 (600)9556 771. Pub*ah Jdy 17, 24.2002 00091 J ESSICA J RECKS!ELDER Thompaon & Aaaoclalaa, PA 2605 Mihand Cantor Parkway. Suaa E MaBand. FL 32751 on or bator* Jdy 31, 2002. and to M. toa ortgnal d toa wiklen dalanaaa with to* dark d tola Court akhar balor* aarrica or knmadatoly toaraaflar FaAjra lo aarv* and Ma wrtton datonaa* as raqdrad may raauk In a )udgman1 or order lor th* rakal Detod tola 25 day d Jd » . 2002. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctork d Court By: Lynda Muggins AaDapdy Ctork Pubkah; Jdy 3. 10, 17. 24.2002 00015 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICUL CMCUTT to ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASB NO.: 02-CA-7* 2-1 t-K WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, at aucceeaor-toJntorad lo BANK UNITED M THB ORCUIT COURT OP THB EIGHTEENTH JUOKUL ORCUT m ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FUMBOA CASB NOj 02-CA-1M0-15-A IN RE: FORFEITURE OF ONE 1X 3 HONDA ACCORO, VI N 1MGCB7174PA0OO293 AND 554100 IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY. NOTKB OF FORFEITURE COMPLAMT TO. Tknotoy Blaka Noma do Jama* C. Oeukach. Ill.Eaquk* 1M Eaal Jaiaraon Straai Orlando. Flortda 3X 17 CYCLES CAR WASH. INC. a Ftonda proto corporation. SHINERS PARTNERS III. LTD . a Ftorkto Myriad partnership: KRISTINA M. LACEY, tndrvtduaty; KELLY F. LACEY. torkriduaVy. STATE Of aORlOA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. NOTTCB OF BALI TO: CYCLES CAR WASH. INC. a Florida proto corporation 205 8 fkdiwsy 17-92 Lonowood a 32750 SHINERS PARTNERS HI. LTD. a Ftonda brriad partnaraMp 400 North Sheet. Suae I X Longwood. FL 32750 KRISTINA M LACEY 1006 KsMsy Avenue Oriedo. FL 32/65 KELLY F. LACEY 100* Katoay Avenue Oriedo. a 32761 STATE OF FLORIOA DEPARTNEXT OF REVENUE c/o Jama* Zingal*. Eaacubve Dvsdor SOM W. Tam*** 104 Cerkon Butkng Ta**neta*e. Flortda 323004)100 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tod purauad lo th* Ddadl Ftoal Judgmad anlarad on Jdy 9. 2002. to to* causa pending ki to* C ta tl Court, to and lor Bamtoola Courtly. Florida. CM Cauaa No 02-CA-7S214-K. toe undamgnad Ctork art **• to* Raal Proparty and Paraonal Proparty anuatod to aald County In to* toaowlnfl property: 1263 Honda Accord. VJ.N. 1HOCB7174PA000293 Donald F. Eakngar. to Ms oVIolal capacty aa Shan* ol to* Senanoto Codly, Flortda. toroudi Ms dkeara. tnvsttigatort or #g#nta. t#U#d 9ta abort proparty on or about Jun* 11, 2002. « or near 200 N. Hud Ctob Bouiavard. Longwoad. . Sammoto Cedly. Ftorlda. Said proparty M In to* custody d Vi* Shari* d Cardnoto County tor to* purpoaa d loH.nuia purauad to tacVona 032.rai-B B .704. Ftorlda Statutoa A Comptokl lor tottoton hat bean ■ad to to* abortdytod Cout I HEREBY CERTIFY tod a true and n n saw ti* ~ — —a *a, i . a- a . —a con #01 copy or uw aNotica or ah - -a - w. an . . . ------- A ■ » a rontBur* Lxxnpuurw wu mmasn#a by U S. carX sd m*A return no requested, to to* abov*-n*m*d addaiita tola M day d June. 2002. Tatha M. Soolara Qanaral Counad Flortda Bar No. 0000625 Bamnoto County BhartTa Otoo* I X Buth Boutovard 8adotd. Flortda 32773 (407)665-6603 Anomay tor PaWonar PlXdahJdy 7. 17. 24.2002 00025 OCNBRAL Caaa Na. 01KA603-14-0 EOUKREDTT CORPORATION OF f c Eaal 93 66 teal, toano* Souto 715T Eaal 256 66 le#L thence North X 44 4V Weal. 227 66 led paraM w«fi ■he North kn* d Blueberry Hal SubdrvHion, at rtcordtd to Plat Book 6. Pag* 5. Pubic Records d Samnol* Coiaiy. Ftonda. to to* new Eatlarty n g i d way d U 8. mgiwey 17 02. thence North 05 (X7 Ead 200 00 led along said Easterly rttfl d way to to* Port d Beginning Subject to Rvjd-d-way on Wad tor USHghwty 1792. PERSONAL PROPERTY • SEE ATTACHED -EXHIBIT tT Al d to* toiowtog property ariidhd now owned or hereafter acquired to* proceed* and product* toarad: Al equipment and madmaty. todudmg power-drtvan macbmary and aqmpmanl. tumnura, and Hrturaa now owned or hereafter aoqurtd. d . a* aitachmanli, accessory**, parta. aquipmarl and loote batongaig lharalo or tor um to comacOon A* paaaangd and commardd mo4or varncte* regaterad tor ua* ipon pub­ ic highway* or draat*. now owned or haratoafter aoquasd. logdhar arito maria, accaaaortea. parts, aqulpmarl and tod* baiongtog toarato or tor use to oumadion toaraarti. prograas, and e n t e r now oawiatf or haramalter acquired Al accxxrts racarvabte now oulatandmg or haradter arlamg. A* r a m d ndla and ganard Hang«bl#a now to tore* or haraahar •oqurvd (A)CAfl WASH EQUIPMENT •Jackson Wash Equipment Package arito X hp Power Pack Jackaon SO hp Btowar Unrnac 2002 Waahar/Eatractor High Prataura Prap Givi arito 7.5 Pimp Comment al Eqmpmam Reclaim Bpaadaka 5 hp Vacwan Rub Beater Mai Cteanar Rubbermaid Towd Can (4) LMI Chamcel Pump* ( 1) Blu* WhM Charmed Pivnp Cartrd Car Wash Controiar B(DETAIL EQUIPMENT Orbrul Duller (GEMSarld *21237 High Spaed Butter (Black 1 Decker Sana! *22878 Cobra Carpal Steam Cteanar Q E Dryer Rubbarmald Date* Cart C(LUBEEQUIPMENT Frier Cruahar Mwcatanaous Hand Tools Ftoar Rack* 1 Hot* Rack Eahaual Fan Roitog Drain Pan 10 Galon Storag* Drun DJOFFICEEQUIPMENT O R 8. Syalama "Car WakhT. Compdar. Mordor, Keyboard. Prtoter (3) Kaypada NEC Etedra H74 Phon* Syrian 2 Drawar FBng Cabtori d Pubic 8ala to to* MdMM and bad bkkter tor caah darting at toa hour d 11.00 o'clock a m on I d 6to day d AuguaL 2002 on toa odrid* d toa Waal From Door d to* Bamtooto Codly Coutooua*. X I Norto Park Avanua. Santord. FL 37771-12* 2. DATED tors day d JUL 10. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE Ctork d to* Ckcdl Court (COURT SEAL) By Mary Sbotp* Deputy Clark In accordance w*h toa American* VMh Dteebamaa Ad. paraona w*h daabatwa naarkng a apadd modaaon to perhrlpate to caadmg should Admnratrabon *1 X I Avanua, Santord. Ftorlda Tdaphon* (407)665-4130, I toan aavan (T) dayt prior to caarkng V hearing cat (TOO) 1-600-9556771. or (V) 19009559770. Via Ftortd* SUZANNE E. GILBERT, ESQ Ho*and 6 KMgMUP Pori 0«toa Boa 1S X Orlando. FL 32002 ATOrTwyi TOv rwinOne Pubkah July 17. 24.2002 00002 REAL PROPERTY • SEE ATTACHED tXH W T A' Commano* on to* Eaa4 nd* d way d State Road 15 (tarmarty No 3) aV a U S Hghway 17X 2 and 560 tod Soutod to* North I n a d ld M . Block D d D R Madiera Survey d to* Levy Grad recorded to Pis! Book 1, Pag* 5. Pubic Records d Samnol# County, Ftortd*; toanc* North X 07 Eaal 25 7 Met toanc* North 24 IV East 07.1 toat toanc* North 73 25' East 3467 tod to to* New Easterly nga d say d U S Highway 17-92. tor a port ol bagnreng. toanc* codnu* North 7325' w th e em eurr c o u r t OF THB 1VTH j Qpapm CSKUT M ANO FOR ■COUNTY, t PUmblt. FRANK J BAKER and K. MICHELLE BAKER, hit wde. al al. Oalandada NOTKE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTKE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ sued to a Sanmary Ftoal Judgment d Foradoaur# Inckxkng Award d Altomay*' Fast and Coal* dalad Xrm X . 2002. anlarad to Cat* No 01-CA-SO3-14G d to* Crrcu* Court d tha 18TH Jurkctol C»cu* to and tot Bamnoto County. Ftorlda wharaai EQUKRED1T CORPORATION Of AMERICA la toa Plaid! and FRANK J BAKER and K MICHELLE BAKER. Ma writ JOHN OOE and JANE DOE Wara Ddandad*. I ant sat to th# Mghatl and bad taddar lor caah. a) watt front door d the Sammoto Corny Courthouaa to to* CVy d Santord. nortda al 1100 o'clock A M . on Thursday. Vis 6 day d August. 2002. th* toaowing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL ORCUCT. IN ANO FOR ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DfYWION CASE NO.: Q2-01VCP IN RE: GUARDIANSHIP OF. DARYL YOUNG ■ rranor. NOTICE OF ACTION hr ) TO: Th# parants of DARYL J YOUNG (• minor) 000: 10/1BB4 R#Mjng with patamal gr#ndf#th#r, JOHN ALBERT YOUNG YOU ARE NOTIFIED that to* Pabbon d Appombnsrl d Ouantan d a minor hat bean Nad ki toto Court. You art raqukad to aarv* a copy d your wrtton dalima*. Vany. on pabbonar'a altomay, iriioaa name o Lecals Lega ls Lega ls e Z o PUMUC AUCTION Pubic audton to X hato at 1200 p m on toa 2nd day al Auyuri *002 Al Via Iront door d Bardord Towing and Recovery located at 2522 Country dub Rd, Sarlord. R 32771, tor Via purpoaa d dapnaaig Of l x foaowing v#niCM YEAR 1964 MAKE BUCK WM 1G4AN6VY7EH0430X Pubkah Jd y 24. 2002 00171 o K Ottod Na 10*i day d Jdy. AO, 2002. CITY OF LONOWOOO GERALD** 0 ZAMBRI. CITY CLERK Pubkah Jdy 24. 2002 00151 \ "v - PUBUC NOTKB Note* la haraby gkran tod to* Bamaida Coaly Board d County Commeeioners Inlands daaignato Vi* poalton* d Chid F la AOmnueatot and Coaly Engtoaar aa mambart d to* Senior Management Ctoaa laidar Via Florida . T ) to 1, 2002. Pubkdi: Jdy 24. 31.2002 00152 M THB CVKUT COURT FOR MMMMB COUNTY. PNOBATB DIVISION FBX NO. 02B 37-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF CAROL L COMBS. D#o####d NOTKB TO CRVrYTORI The adnkld n bon d to* aatata d CAROL L. COMBS, dacaaaad. whoa* dal* d daato wat May IS. 2002: la ptndng In to* C acd Coal lor Samnol* Coaly. Ftorlda. Probata DMsion. Fla Numbar 02 X 7< ^ . Va addrata d wtach la Poet OBca Drawer C, Sarlord. FL, 32771. Th* namaa and addraaaaa d to* Paraonal Rapraaanuilv* and to* AU V4TERE8TEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Al cradtora d toa dacadarl and other paraona having claim* or ndudng uimakjrad. oonknganl or untquMsltd dakn*. on whom a copy d va* note* la tamed mud Nt toa* dome wah via Court WITHM THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR X OATS AFTER THE OATE OF SER VICE OF ACOPY OF THU NOTICE ON THEM w I iscover en dless hours o f family fun and adventure with an Annual Pass to ' t h e C entral Florida Zoo. W ith hundreds o f native and e x o tic animals, th e r e is always som ething new to s e e a t t h e Zoo. T h e Zoo Is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm with f r e e parking and picnic a reas. Plan on spending th e day and visit Z O O FA R I O utpost f o r unique souvenirs and gi f t s , and have lunch a t th e snack bar. Plus, a s a Zoo M em ber, you'll receiv e th e s e g re a t b e n e fits : • A d m issio n to th e C entral Florida Zoo f o r an e n tire y ear • A d m issio n to 10 0 zoos A aquariums. Including Brevard Zoo, T h e Florida Aquarium, Jackson v ille Zoo A Miami M etro Zoo • 10% discount a t Z O O FA R I O utpost g if t shop • Discounts to cultural a ttr a c tio n s including Silv er Springs In v itatio n s to M em bers-only ev en ts including e x h ib it previews Su b scrip tion to ZOOViews N ew sletter C a n in l Florid* Zoo Mamb i rahlp Application M # m > T #hlp Control Florida Zss FO tax 470J 09 lAks Ml # ##, a 12747 407-122-4490. sx.t 104 9t«tc ~ itO S«fta •O* #duH B □ □ D $29 Ssmsr hut - One # *Jt (60.) A sns putsl $K) SmpU hut •Ons #4uH A sns yussl $40 t rsnrtarsnt • Tm o d Jit A yrsndcMdrsn inter •#• ia $40 ftmPy • T ops mdjft m tmm KswssKsta A t t a r f t It AdUl Notm (I)_________________________________ X I). O ff________________ st« rn of CM dr-sn or gr— ddsMrsn , Oxch (PwreMe ts cn% ) Cradit Card N^nbsr E f bats MsttsrCord/VlSA • SftmUr* S T M H W H tp h w mv 1 7 4 t ( l i N 10 4 , $4 ) In Wmntmr* yiMIttMim �P a g e 411 L eg als IN THE CIRCUfT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT O f THE 6TA1E O f riO R IO A. IN AND f OR tEMtMOLE COUNTY. CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO: W -C A -H M -U -W THE PROVIOCNT BANK. INC . PtonM. VI NOEL T. WALKER. JANE DOE WALKER. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF NOEL T WALKER. AUOREY M WALKER. JOHN DOE WALKER. THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF AUOREY M WALKER. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S), IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENOANT(S). DONNA BREWER. HEATHROW MASTER ASSOCIATION. IN C ; WHETHER DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTING. TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. 1 OR TRUSTEES OF SAID DEFENDANT IS) ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. OR AGAINST DEFENDANT (S) JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. Oatendant(s) NOTICE OF ACTION T O NOEL T WALKER. JANE DOC WALKER. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF NOEL T WALKER. AUOREY M WALKER. JOHN DOE WALKER TH E UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF AUOREY M WALKER. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. OEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDI TORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH. UNOCR AND AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S) WHOSE RESIDENCE IS ixWnown YOUARE HEREBY isquvsd to Ms your anawar *> written ttetensst. > any. In ths above proc u ring w«n to* Clark or tow Court. and to aorva a copy N n o l upon to* ptevAATi attor nay. whoaa nam* and address appoeri hereon. warm 10 daya alter Via Aral pubacabon oI ton Note* ol Acton; tw natura oI tva procaaOnj bang a aut tor toradoaura ol modgaga aganat tw totowmg dasertted oromrtv lo wit LO T •. REGENCY GREEN. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAO E S M THROUOH 61. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AJK/A M S QILSTON COURT. HEATHROW. FL3Z746 N you lai to Ma your anawar or wrtten dotenaat In tw atiova procaadng. on pteauxrs anomay. a atitus wfl ta anterad agaawl you tor tw ratal damandad In tw Complaat or Dated t<w day ol JUL 12. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ByRutl Kng Daputy Clark Law Otocaa ol Danwl C Conauagra 6601 Norm Anrwna Avanua Tampa FL 33604 1041 Aaornaya tor PianUI Publish July 17.24.2002 00104 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR •CMMOIE COUNTY. •TATE OF FL0R10A CIVIL DIVISION Caaa No. 02-CA-12S2-14 Dtvteton K EouiCREorr c o r p o r a t io n o f AMERICA. Pianri. v*. JESUS M OLIVERAS. ILKA V PEREZ. A/K/A ILKA V OUVERAS ETA L. Datendannai NOTICE OF ACTION TO AKA V PEREZ KYjA ILKA V OUVERAS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF AKA V PEREZ MfJA AKA V OUVERAS. IF REMARRIED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS Laal known rewtenc* la 704 Hupa Court Laka Mary Florida 32746 Currant retxtonca ia UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat an acton to toractoaa a mongaga on tw torlowing proparty in Somoioto Coirty, Ftonda. to-wt LOT 62. TIMACUAN UNIT 16 • PHASE 2. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 61. PAGES 66 THROUGH tS INCIU SIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat twan I4ad aganal you and you ara requvod to aanra a copy ol yaa wnnan dalanaat. < any to a on Mark 0 Braakalorw. Esquire Piam.Ha anomay. whoaa addraaa ia 1247 Souti Mydte Avanua Ctearwalar FL 33766. wthai twty daya from tw krai date ol pubkeatun ol thra notea and tea t w onpnal wan tw Clark ol taa Court affhar balora aarvKa on piaimiira anomay or imnwdratety twraalter. otwrwiaa a detank wd tw anterad against you tor tw rakal damandad n tw comptem WITNESS my hand and rtw aaal ol tva C a u l on JUL 12. 2002 (SEAL) Uaryanrw Mora# CLERK O F THE COURT BY FVAh Kaig Dapuly dark Pubkah JU y 17. 24.2002 00103_________________________ M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR K 6H N O LZ COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 66*2676 C 14 Q CITYSCAPE COOP PlanMI. LESTER KALTENECKER. ET Al Oarer .Jama L L eg als NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE (Pteaaa publish in THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant lo a Final Judgment ol Foractoaura daled NOV 12. 1999, and entered in Cate No 68 2578 C 14 G. ol tha Circuit Court ol to* 16TH Jurteol Cvcul n and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wharam CITYSCAPE. CORP la Ptemd and LESTER KALTENECKEn. DONNA KALTENECKER. JOHN J TULIP and LINOA LEE; UNKNOWN PER­ SONS IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ara daten danta I MS s*S to to* tvgrwst and beal bidder tor cath at the WEST FRONT DOOR ol tha SEMINOLECounty Coudhouta. lo SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 1ID0 o'clock a m on tha day ol AUG 3. 2002. tw kdowvrg detcrCred proper ly aa tel forth m aard Feral Judgment, to wtt SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT -ALOT 3. TUSKAWILLA TRAIL SUB­ DIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAGE 6. OF THE PUBLlfc RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. LESS A POR­ TION OF LOT 3. MORE PARTICU LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST COR­ NER OF LO T 3. TUSKAWILLA TRAIL SUBDIVISION AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAOE 6. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA RUN N6514W W. ALONG THE SOUTH LINE O f SAID LOT 3. A DISTANCE OF 10 29 FEET TO A POINT ON A CURVE. CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 1154'i r ANO A RADIUS OF 773 20 FEET. THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF N1949'56*E. RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE. A DISTANCE OF 160 64 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 3. THENCE SflSt3 4J*E ALONG SAIO NORTH LINE. A DISTANCE OF 2301 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 3. SAIO POINT BEING ON THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF TUSKAWILLA ROAO. SAID POINT ALSO BEING ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEAST­ ERLY. HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE O f I440-27- ANO A RADIUS OF 648 31 FEET; THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF S372536-W. RUN SO UTH W EST­ ERLY ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE AND THE ARC O F SAID CURVE A DISTANCE O F 166 04 F EET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN NING A/K/A 661 TUSKAWILLA TRAIL. WINTER SPRINGS, a 3208 Dated tote day ol JUL II. 2002. Maryarvw Mona At Clerk ol aerd Court ByMery Slroupe Aa Deputy Cterk Thra none# la provided purauent lo AAnWelrative Order No2 021-0/96 In accordant a with me Amedeorw wen DtaeOdtwe A d , 8 you ere e per­ iod wen a dteobuny who naada any accommodation m order to pamdpato In tka procaedng. you ara anatted. al no coal to you. to provtetona oI certain a n wlanca Pteaaa comae! ma Coral Admnatrator al 301 Norm Park Avanua. Santord. FI 32771. Phona No (407)323-4330 extension 4227 wahai 2 working daya ol your racam ol tea notice or ptootkng. t you are hearing Impaired, cai 1-600665 8771 (TOO). 6 you ate voice unpaired, cal 1-600^6554770 (V) (Via Ftonda Ralay Satvtcea) Sutmmad by: Vargai. Zion A Kahana. P A 4000 Hotywood Doutevard. Bute 675 S Hotywood. FI 33021 Tatephona (954)693 6993 Totefacsime* (954(693-7707 Pubkan July 17.24.2002 00102 K i . / W i i o 's tof termination ol parental nghts h#» been fifed against you and that you are required lo attend a hearing before the Honorable Thomas Q Freeman. Judge m the above styled Court, at Courtroom M. Seminole County Courthouse. 301 N Parti Avenue. Sanford. Ftonda The hear­ ing wM be conducted on August 14. 2002. at 10 00 a m or as soon there­ after as the mailer may be heard FAILURE TO PERSONALLY APPEAR AT THE ADVISORY HEARINO CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO THE TERMINATION O f PARENTAL RIGHTS OF THESE CHILDREN IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR. YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS A PARENT TO THE CHILDREN NAMED IN THE PETITION A H ACHED TO THIS NOTICE A defaud *i4 be entered agams! you for the relief demanded in the Complaint or Petition Answer on or before August 12.200? OATED on Jufy 8. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Cecu4 Court By Nancy R Writer As Deputy Cterk Anthony M Nardefla. J r . Esquire 1110 Douglas Avenue. Suae 1002 AJlamonte Springs. FL 32714 Pubksh Jufy 17. 24. 31. 2002 and August 7.2002 00093 L o ti: Female ShihUu white k brown, loat m Vkanrfy ol Gmndvtew & ZOtti SI. SanlonJ on June 27th Reward’! 407-461-1094_________ IN THE CIRCUfT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 01-CA1440 14L RESOURCE BANCSHARES MORTGAGE GROUP. INC . Horn# baaed buameaa oppty Prelaunch ol naw local phone aervice wAree long distance Very t id in g 407-668-7953 NOTICE OF SALE Noface Is hereby given that, pur­ suant to the order or foal judgment entered In this cause In the Crrcud Court of Semnote County. Ftonda. I wm sefl the properly situated In Semmofe County. Ftonda. deecnbed aa: LOT 47. FOREST PARK SECTION TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 23. PAGES 64 ANO 65. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and commonly known aa: 320 Forest Park Circle. Longwood. FL 32779 at pubfcc tale, to tw highest and best bidder, tor cash, at toe west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, at 11 GO AM on August 15.2002 Dated Juty 15. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK O f THE COURT By Mary Slroupe Deputy Clerk dation lo participate In tola proceed* mg should contact court Administration at telephone number (407)665-4330. not later than seven (7) days prior to toe proceedng N hearing impaned. (TOO) 1-000*55 8771. or Voce (V )t-600-955-8770. vie Ftonda Relay Service Mason AAssociates. PA 17757 U 8 19 North. Suite 500 Clearwater. FL 33764 (727)536-3000 PubfehAJy 24. 31. 2002 00143 NOW HIRING TOLL COLLECTORS 4.5CII Have Your Adverbamg Flyera Pmted l Inaened m The Semnote Herald 0 O N L Y 4.5C P E R C O P Y !!!! Can TH E SEMINOLE HERALD Advertising Depl For Detail 407-322 2611 I l l illegal lor companies doing business by phone to promise you a torn and ask you lo pay for It before they deliver. For more nformstion. cel lo*Tree 1-877-FTC HELP. ( A petke servto* message Son The Seminole Herald and the Federal Trade Commission)______ 27— N ursery & C hild C are Cert CPtVActMbas'Ptayroom ” Lot o) TLC/ Ex. Relt/Ree rale* w Cell Daanna. 407-31V0066 WW 55— B usiness O pportunities INVESTIGATE BEFORE Y O U IN V E S T Aterayt a good pokey, aapeoaly lor buamasa opportumbaa and Iranchitea C a l Florida Dspt ol Agncuttura & Consumor Services el 800-435-7352 Of FTC -H E LP lor tree ntormeken. Or Mai out WM) ale at www IK govAXnp Florida law requaea u l i n ol certain buaneea opporvnaee to regater earn Florida Oepl. of Agriculture A Consumer Services before aeOng C a l to verily lawful registration before you buy_________________ Opportunity lor quakfled. certified marine mechanic with busmesa 8 character references Lease 6 operate a n tin g busy service depl located at Central Florida Mama on St John* River. Grose Income approximately 5330 000 lo 5375.000 Mai brtef n*o wsh sddress iphonenunbar Ofnlnoto ttorMd. 300 N. French Avs. B6ndBoa100, Sanford, F L 32771. 71— H elp Wanted Acf Now) Expandng ton Co. Needs Helpl Work From Homs 510005*000/mo. Pt/Ft. 888-679-5461, www seedofsuccess com enapnia w--aka- 6M4— 1-1------iinivnancf at local pet store. P/T. ItexUe hours. 56 50Jhr, 6 bonus**. 407-3325102 Appointment Setters Wanted 56.00 per hour, phie bonus! See Our display ad 407-265-6642. Attenttonl Lose 1020.50 tie. Dr. recommended 100% guaranteed www aatMbers com 668-316-7093 flmkkeepei Waaod. Compute" (Jterate. O ack books Pro. Pari or Fu* Time C a l 407-948-5004 Ctaaa A COL Drlvera wanted Top pay. Intra (lata (FL) only, must pass drug screen. D O T physical. 5 have 3 yr MVR. C a l Connit. 407-323-2109 WTESSS i Paid Training • Pax) Vacation Background A Drug Screen Requited 407-578*7106 I • k -k ie iriirirk irirk u \ i> / V i i : i . i \ i : O pfflto f. 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No applkodon foma/questtontutirea Ptlmctio Setltomenl Funding. L L C (t00)4ll-9143. A2Z Finding Psytltmpmmcaih tor SELLER-FINANCED MORTGAGES, (tractsred ictdemcau. mastties. tottery piytncnu Covert monthly paymeats lo on* caih payoff. ladcpcndcM Co*tractoroFChtss FmandaL (577)202-1131 tastssarr trn k r I aaa SOI u n t i l Bn r W f i a il siaglraraai a girl trass hufenaA I Hva FA 11.11 te l •lewg Uitowca Ctengai May Am* 8 ladirs Talk HCEK lo Men \ol Ionwide 1407838 D.m: | per hour plus Bonus We are looking for enthusiastic people with great phone skills for a rapidly growing home improvement company. Call for interview to be part of our Family! Full or Part Time positions available. 407-265-8842 A hotel in 6te Sanlordfforth Orlando area la currently seeking applicants lor a lull lime Night Auditor. Eiparrenc* not necessary Cornpeetrve wages and banete EOE Send resume lo Seminole Herald, 300 N. French Avs. Blind B o i 101, 8antord. F U 32771 Irrigation Tach/lnstanat needed 56 lo 512 pet hour depending on experience Please contact Jchn. 407834-7958 Foreman Read plans, finish concrete and supervise without supervision 407-302-1251. Growing credit card processing oompany h Cenrtl Ftonda no* takxig applications lor the following positions Appointment Setter Business to busmess sates only No tipenence needed, wd Iran Hourly pay plus bonus** 407-686-7209 Hair Stykst. Mamcunst /Patkcunsl. Sanford area Eat salon under new ownership. Rentals avail, immedtelefy 407-970-7864 Horticultur# Worker. 40 hr* per wk., 8 30 AM •5PM. 57 50 per Hr Plants, seedlings kilo 4* pots, spaces plants, puls ordare. Sand retixna to A g m For WorUwui Inm eem . PO Do. 10669. Talahassee.FL 32302 Job Order f FL-2302795 Horticukura Workers. 5 positions svslabt*. 40 hrs per wk . 8 30 AM - 5PM. 57.00 p*r Hr. Ptants sksdlings Into 4* pots, spaces plants puls orders. Sand resume to Agency For VAxMoroe Innovkcn. PO Dos 10869. Tslahasss*. FL 32302. Job Order 6 FL-2302810. INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST Always a good pokey, aspects>y lor buslnett opportunities and franchises. C e l Ftonda Depl of AgrtaOure 8 Conscxnar Service* at 800-435-7352 or FTC -H E L P lor Ire* Wormslion. Or v M out Web s«* ol www he gov tx/op Ftonda taw requre* seSers ol csttasi buWtess oppcilxkMs to regster w «i Ftonda Dspt ol Agriculture 5 Consumer Services before easing C a l to verity lawful registration before you buy. LABORERS NEEDED FO R U N D E R G R O U N D U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R HEALTH MSUMAMCt ANO 401K Drug fr« rDrhm. AaehriK : N 0 I tMmtoim M A ID S N E E D E D I M M E D IA T E L Y ! Honest, dependsbte. & mature Mr 7 J 0 - 5 O O PM Transportation required C a l 407-324-1177 to start . and Inwrance payouts. (100)794-7110. 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Property Menegers Fu6 Time 4 Pert Time Non-Resident Metro Se« Storage, a leader n die se6-storage Induslry. is seeking a professional hi) tan* manager and part bn* manager tor a x Orange C»y facility. Response*IrtteS include teasing. cuslomar same*, marketing, admrestratrve duties and kght bookkeeping Previous retal or customer seme* eipenenc* desired Cicelent startng eatery end bonus potential FuV ten* benefits ndud# medvaVdentaHit*. 401k. peel tens ofl end tevtorm aioirence For immerkate consideration, pteas* •utira ewer letter. reeuTte and salary hxstory. or requasl an application Metro Storage LLC Human Resources - FL DS 13000 Rockland Road Laka Dtott. I I 60044 Fee: (847) 295-5119 Email: lobsOmafroslorag* com www metroslexnge com EOE E A S Y W O R K IO reatP iyl Ewn 5300 l o ll 000plus s week proccsalm mall. Free luppUsa. N o exp, necessary. Call our litre operatoriXlOO 1267-3944, ext. 104. wwwxasyworkireitpiyxon W O R K H IO M A N Y L O C A T IO N Muffins envelopes.54000 M o. P/T. Reed vs 54 JOfoe every envelope proccncd with our tales maiaritL Call 24 h n . Recorded mctaa|s (151)4921024. BANKRUPTCY-Divorce S93.00 C t m n I li{nature or mitring spouse, child custody, suppon A property. Also adoption, name change Alncorportadon. FREE tafol I I I - m ie n . W H A T S DIFFERENT*!*** Hippy JackriR) N oymxx XR) Flea-Tick Collar? Il storks when spot-oni and systemic poisoutfriL Pacated release gentlelo pet A l Southern Salts TH E SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING D EP T 407-322-2811 Radars nasdsd Mug have BOB toots 8 transportation C a l Dave al 407314-8611 or 407-331*4079. Maintenance Tech; F T position, complete benefit package. Apply In person. ADESA Orlando-Santotd. 2500 ADESA Drive. Sanford, comer ol Hwy 46 A 415. No I EOE/M/F/H/V. check/Dtug Testing Employer Sates Assistant: F T position. corrpteli barMk package, bonus pkvr avaiabta Apply In person, ADESA Ottando-Stnlord. 2500 ADESA Drtvs, Senlord. comer ol Hwy 46 8 415. No phon* caks. 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All sled bldgs, up to 50* off. 20X21.25X26,30X3040X4*. Sacrifice prices. (500)334. 1411. Travel Pet Supplies 55CASH55 Imresdiata Cash (or structured tenkmenu. ■vwldta. real tsttor.iuiMs. private mgigsgsantrs.ecodent NEEDED Planlst/Accompanlst Need U a A DVERTISM O To Promote Your Dutenessl Then C e l Us About Flyers ID E A L G IFTS-D IVISIO N O FFfkadtyh u opoilnp for party plmsdrtaon and manafen/OfeeoCtito, toykChriiin u . Earn cash. Hips, r«o tnldb* . (IO O H IM I7 3 wwwAiewflyteHLeoni » « » • « " » " ' " 5 35 * 71— H elp Wanted Optical Lab Technician Er*y toieL aurtsca sip a pte. S«r*xd by SR 417. M-F. 8-430pm 407-3232040X24 •••••WANTED: S E R IO U S people lo work mail order/ Internet butincu tor tail health A Nutrition Company. Full tratnirtf. I(i|h Income potcntiaJ. PT/FT. (100)342-4313 F R E E Info. www.Health-n.We4l th4u com A L L CASH C A N D Y R O U TE . Do you ears 5*00 las day! Your own local candy mute. 30 Machines andCandy. All fa 59.995. Call (t00)99l-VEND. 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IN SANIUHD PH 40/ 327 1101 $15.75 per m o n th ...... 5 lines / 3months $24.75 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months �Mth YEAR No. M Copynght O 2002 Tho SonWwto Hcrild Sanford, Florida ■IJlriJUulil 500 II B-Mi Airport master plan waits for approval By Nick Pfelfauf Federal Aviation Administration has 60 days to approve the document Staff Writer Uncharted Territory It’s only fitting that the Dungest group goes first. For the first time in its tort existence the Winter irings Little League will be mding a representative to a State Tournament. Page 1B The master plan outlining projected improvements and expansions to the Orlando Sanford International Airport is now in the hands of the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) and Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). The plan has already been presented to the city of Sanford, and was outlined to the Seminole County Commission this ast week by airport Prcsident/CEO any Dale, and Jim McGraff, who helped prepare the document.. "The FAA and FDOT now have 60 days C from our submittal of the plan to approve the document," Dale said. "Once they do, it officially becomes the airport plan for the next 20 years." Dale explained that for the past two years, the Orlando Sanford International Airport has been listed as the fastest growing airport in the nation, and the 23rd busiest airport in the entire world. But he added that the expectations for the D e p u tie s future growth will require a great deal of change at the airport, which is the pur­ pose of the 20 year plan. The following arc some of the many findings and recommendations outlined in the Master Plan: Terminals The existing domestic and internation­ al terminals will not meet the forecast demand for commercial aviation activity. The Domestic Terminal building in the year 2000 had 186,000 square feet of space. By the year 2020, requirements call for over 1.4 million square feci. For the international terminal, there were 220,400 square feet of space. By 2020, International will also require over 1.4 million square feet. Three alternative plans for terminal expansions were presented in the Master Plan. Alternatives #1 and #2 indicated the terminals would be enlarged, but remain in the same general location. Alternative Sec Airport, Page 12A Doper drags deputy s o lv e c o m ic book cap er Vintage collection valued at $55,000 From Staff Reports Calm ^ before Ilic Storm Hurrfcan preparations should take place before the first storm pops up on the radar screen. Page 1C 511 calli now available on landline phones The Florida Department ot Transportation has announced that the new 511 Travel Information Service, which became available recently to cell phone callers, is now available to land-tine customers (home and offtoe phone) of Bell South and 8print. Some Internal office phone systems may have to be programmed to recognize 811 as a local call. Cellular access to the 811 service has been available since June 24. The 811 Travel Information 8ervice provides around-theciock, real-time traffic and road condition updates along the lnterstate-4 corridor from Volusia County to the attractions area west and south of Oriando. A case involving the theft of thousands of dollars worth of collectors' comic books has been solved, most of the property recovered, and the suspect arrested. Saturday, July 13, the Seminole County Sheriff's office received a report of the theft of comic books that were in public storage. The victim esti­ mated the loss at $55,000. The theft occurred at the Public Storage facil­ ity, 2431 S. Investing public is being ‘screwed’ By Den Ping Editor The Intersection of Park Avenue and 1st Street was closed when Seminole County deputies caught 19-yearold Octavius Wilson after a short chase. Wilson was at the Seminole County Courthouse to face drug pos­ session charges. When he emptied his pockets to go through the metal detector, a bag of marijuana tell out. O r a n g e B l o s s o m Trail near Apopka. The victim, Douglas Kormke, 49,. of Moore Haven, was contacted by an employee at the storage site and notified of the theft. Korinke then notified the sher­ iff's office. He said he had been collecting comic books since the 1960s, and that they were kept in protective plastic and placed in boxes. Through an investigation some of the books were found at a local comic book store, where the suspect allegedly exchanged them for money and other col­ lectibles. The store operator turned the books over to investi­ gator, which led to the arrest Wednesday, of Shannon Biekel, 22, listed as homeless, from Orlando. Biekel See Comics, Page 12A S u s p e c t a rriv e s a t c o u r t w ith m a riju a n a From Staff Reports saw the marijuana and ordered Wilson to stay where he was. When Soto reached for A Seminole County Deputy, who is Wilson’s arm, Wilson bolted and ran out of assigned to the Seminole County Courthouse, the courthouse to the car, in which he was injured today during a scuffle with a sus­ arrived. It was parked on Park Avenue and pect, who brought drugs the engine was running. into the courthouse. The Deputy Soto reached into suspect also got into a car the car, in an attempt to get crash with another deputy Wilson out. Wilson took off, and then tried to run dragging Soto a short dis­ away. tance before Soto fell onto The suspect, 19-year-old the street. Octavius Wilson (dob 2-5Deputy Preston Allyn, who was in a squad car, and 83), was at the courthouse for a court date regarding who was doing patrol sion of marijuana. around the courthouse, secu- Octavtus Wilson waits to ba transferred arrived on the scene. The suspect, Wilson, sideswiped to the Semtnoio County Jail. Deputy Allyn's car. Both vehicles then spun out on Park Avenue and empty his pockets. When he did, he placed a small marijuana In the tray, among ill baggie of mariji See Dope, Page 12A his other personal effects. Deputy Oscar Soto County Commission approves millage rate By Nick PftHauf Seminole Smile Paulucci blasts CEOs in scandals Staff Writer The Seminole Countv Commission approved the proposed millage rate for the county during Tuesday morning's commis­ sion meeting. Florida Statutes require die board to set a proposed millage rate to be used by the Property Appraiser in the Notice of Proposed Property Taxes (TRIM notice) which Is to be mailed to property owners in August. The proposed millage rates may be Increased at the first public hearing (in September), but may not be increased at the second public hearing. The total proposed millage rate is 7.9637. The total includes countywide millage at 4.9989, Unincorporated Roads at .1228, Fire protection at 2.6334, Natural lands debt at .0986, and trails development debt at .1100. With the millage rate of 7.9637, with the $25,000 homestead tax exemption, the owner of a home valued at $100,000 would be pay­ ing $597.28 in county taxes. The owner of a home valued at $50,000 with the homestead exemption would have a county tax bill of $199.09. This will be in addition to other taxes such as municipal taxes, etc. The proposed millage rate represents a 455 percent increase over the aggregate roll­ back millage rate of 6.0904, which would have generated the same income as the millage rate from last year. The rate is constant with the fiscal year 2001-02 levels. SANFORD — The recent financial scandals that have rocked some of the nation's largest corporations are drawing sharp criticism from a man who knows a thing or two about big business. Jtrno Paulucci, the outspoken entrepreneur whose Sanfordbased frozen food companies _______________ have earned billions, pur­ chased a lullpage ad in the Sunday, July 21, Washington Times npwsp a p e r de ma n d i n g President George W. Paulucci Bush direct his Justice Department indict top execufives involved in crooliked ‘business s a ppractices. r "You cooxmg the bu can call it 'cooking books,' or you can call it 'improper accounting' but there are really no other words except 'stealing' and 'larceny,' " Paulucci wrote in an open letter to Bush. "We beseech you to have your Attorney General (John) Ashcroft call grand juries for each and every one of those crooked companies and put the convicted bastards in prison now and forever, and thus return the confidence to all of us in our cap­ italistic system." In a telephone interview from his offices in Duluth, Minn., Paulucci said his is lobbying Washington to implement tougher standards for public cor­ porations. Failure to hold top executives accountable for ques­ tionable business practices could destroy American business, Paulucci said. "The CEOs have got to sigp off that their companies arc wring run properly/ Paulucci said. "The board of directors should, See Paulucci, Page 9A Sanford bicycle officers provide life saving lessons By Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writer Seminole County Sheriff's Office volunteel with the Citizens on Patrol In d e x Ck>Mifi#d.................. . 1 M I t r o M w o r d ............. P*Of A b b y .......... ta g a lt ..................... lit* S ty le ................. ObUuoriei . . . . . . O p inion................. Police l o g ............ Religion .............. .......................................................I M S I In addition to being regular uniformed Sanford Police offi­ cers, Ed Morales, Bill Wixon and Brian Welch are members of the Special Operations Division Patrol Bike Unit. As such, they perform most of their duties on specially equipped bikes, patrolling the city, often in places where regu­ lar squad cars arc unable to go. In inclement weather or during special situations, the three also have regular police vehicles in which to perform their duties. But the main focus of the Patrol Bike Unit is to meet with youngsters for bicycle safety courses. Recently such an event was held at Page School in Sanford. "When we meet with these youngsters, we stress many points," Morales said. "Based on uniform laws of the State of Florida, which are designed to help bicyclists as well as motorists near bicyclists, we focus on understanding the rules to promote better safety, which in turn, saves lives." "We emphasize wearing of helmets, which are required by all bicycle riders under the age of 16," he continued. "And tne fact that on streets, bikes arc to be ridden on the right side, in line with the traffic, which has been determined to be much safer than the old rule of facing traffic." Wixon continued that there are other requirements for rid­ ers, including how many may be on a bike. "Bikes are designed to carry one person, so Inal's all there can be. The only exception is for adults on a bike who have child carriers or back-packs," he said. "There are also restrictions on wearing head sets while rid­ ing a bike, Wixon said. "If you See Safety, Page 9A Sanford bike cop Bill Wixson demonstrates proper bicycle safety to students at Page School. HtraU photo by Tommy W ears � 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, July 24, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 24, 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>, July 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/6978313ea8e29cd444b374cfd5161ec9.pdf b79590c8710bbe28eee33cb0f83fd28e PDF Text Text Sanford, Florida w w w .s e m in o le h e r a ld .c o m Eckerd eyes 1st Street site president of the Capstone Group Supplies currently occupies most Inc, the development company of the property, and the Rosier that would build the store. “The family owns the entire block. SANFORD — A Tampa devel­ property is under contract We Stanley Rosier confirmed opment company has met with nope to be through with our Capstone has approached his fam­ dty officials about the possibility research in the next 30 days." ily about selling the property. of the Eckerd Corporation build­ Martin said Eckerd officials are "The contractor has made an ing a store in downtown. tweaking their market research, offer, but there’s still a lot to be Should the national drugstore and his company is meeting with worked out between the develop­ chain move forward with con­ the city of Sanford's development er, the city and Eckerd,” Rosier struction, it would be the first review team to Identify possible said. "I'm not counting my chick­ major retailer to move into hurdles in the approval process. ens before they're hatched.” Sanford's downtown in more than The proposed site is W ated at The city received conceptual three decades. the northeast comer of 1st Street drawings two weeks ago, said Jay "We're In the preliminary and US. Highway 17/91 A.D. Marder, Stanford's director of engistages,” said David Martin, vice Rosier Plumbing and Well Sm Eckerd, Page 6A All-American Team The Seminole Community C d eg e women's basketed program has suffered the thrV of victory and the agony of defeat In recent days. Page1B Motorist drives car into side of Sanford house A mother and her young son awoke Saturday morn­ ing as a suspected drunk driver crashed into their house, knocking them off the bed and onto the floor. Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the crash and charges are pending against driver Lynn Jones, 40, of 2019 Magnolia Ave. in Sanford. Jones was driving a 1985 Lincoln Continental eastbound on 27th Street when she sideswiped a .. building, drove acrosa a vacant lot and crashed Into the house at 805 E 27th Street. Neither occupant of the house was seriously injured, according to FHP. The house, however, is probably damaged beyond repair. Blake Football Camp sign up scheduled for M a y 18 The Seminole Youth Football and Cheerleading Association (SYFA) is taking registrations for the annual Jeff Blake Football Camp to be held at Seminole High School on Saturday, May 18, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registration will be avail­ able the morning of the camp. For more information call 866-OUR-SYFA or e-mail at syfapopwameiOhotmaiLcom Seminole Smile Diane M erkt - Assistant to Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris Index Buiinctt; *. Cluii.fiad . Crouword Dtar Abby l ay a ll ... Obtfuoriai Pofcco lo g Sport* .. . The alts located at the northeast comer of 1st Street and U.S. Highway 17/92 may one day be the location tor an Eckerd. Jasmins face no formal charges By MlcheUe Jerta Managing Editor LAKE MARY — Jacques and Marie Jasmin won't nave their day in court — much to the relief of mother and son. The State's Attorney's Office announced Monday there is insufficient evidence to pursue charges of child sexual assault ana misconduct in court The cbndusion of the 10-week investigation follows Jacaucs spending more than 30 days in jail and Marie hav­ ing her daughter taken away and then returned to her by the Department of Children and Families. According to Assistant State Attorney Stewart Stone, there was not enough evidence to prove beyond reasonable doubt that Jacques, 19, assault­ ed four children in Marie's fos­ ter care. Forty-one foster chil­ dren, who were at one time assigned to the household, were interviewed by the Lake Mary Police Department, Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the Seminole County State Attorney's Office, but officials could not find substantial evidence to file formal charges against Jacque or his mother. In March, four of Marie's foster children, ranging in age Commission OKs Mica’s proposal for commuter rail By Christopher Pstton Staff Writer At right, Six-year-old Courtney RatcM gets her lace painted by P in k ie the Clown, who is also known as Rene Adams, during Sanford’s Police Appreciation Day. SANFORD — Seminole County Commissioners became the first county in Central Florida to officially support Congressman John Mica's plan for a Central Florida commuter rail. Mica introduced the proposed 40-mile commuter rail plan earli­ er this year as an alternative to Interstate 4 during construction. On Tuesday, MctroPlan Executive Director H any Barley presented a detailed plan with preliminary financials at the county commis­ sion meeting. The proposed route would run on existing CSX lines from DeLand to Orlando with eight stations, including one in Sanford. Four train sets of Diesel Motorized Units (DMU»), a rela­ tively new technology, would run three times in the morning and three times in the afternoon. The proposed price tag for DMUs is about $21 million, however. Mica plans to get 100 percent federal S e e R a il, P a g e 8 A v_ i u t o Pictured above, Pipe Major Scotty meredith ol Orlando Regional Police and Fire Pipes and Drums Inc., plays the bagpipes during Sanford Historic Trust's recent Police Appreciation Day. At left, Sanford Police Officer Arthur Barnes and Sanford Police Department Administrative Assistant Qracy Posley enjoy a bit to eat during the celebration honor­ ing the city's police department By Dan Ping Editor SANFORD — City Com­ missioners approved the final reading of an ordinance to establish a police mortgage incentive program. Introduced in March by Sanford Mayor Bradv Lessard, the program provides incen­ tives for police officers to live in the city. Each qualified offi­ cer will receive $200 or 20 per­ cent of their monthly mort­ gage payment, whichever is greater, with a maximum monthly payment of $250. The program would be lim­ ited to 35 officers. Currently, 17 officers live within the city lim- S e e M o r tg a g e , P a g e 8A f e s t i v a l By C hristopher Patton Staff Writer M ortgage in cen tive program approved "This is a great victory for our men and women in blue," Lessard said. “We're making a commitment to public safety in Sanford. The mortgage incentive program will be a tool for Chief (Brian) Toolcy to recruit top-quality officers." During the meeting, resi­ dent Ubangi Hajj-Mak told commisoioners he agreed in p l a n s r e s u r r e c t a r t s S e c J a s m in s , P a g e 6 A d WINTER SPRINGS — The Oviedo/W inter Springs Lions Club plans to resuscitate the defunct Winter Springs Festival of Arts. The festival, previously spon­ sored by the Winter Springs Rotary Club, has not been held since 1997, said festival chair­ man and director Lynn Cline. That will change Dec. 7 and Dec. 8 of this year. “It's coming back bigger than ever," Cline announced at the Winter Springs Commission meeting Monday night. The event will be held at Central Winds Park and will feature fine arts and live enterS e e F e s tiv a l, P a g e 7 A SANFORD — Ruzic carries her Granny Bernice and Grandpa everywhere they go. She even speaks for them when either has something to say. Rozie isn't a tyrant trying to control the lives of others. She's a puppeteer that uses Granny and Grandpa to help children enter a world of imagination and creativi­ ty through storytelling. Reading Rozie is herself a chil­ dren's character created by Cheryl Reading Rozie. also known as Cheryl Polk, poses for a photo with one ot her puppets. Granny Bernice. �Page 2 A Wednesday, May 15.2002 T h i Siminoc* m ould S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE A RO UND OUR COUNTY O ut & A bout O n patrol M a n sp e a k s o u t to d is p e l m y th s a b o u t H IV in fe c tio n "The Real Thing,* a play by Tom Stoppard and direct­ ed by George Colangelo, will be performed by the Orlando Theatre Project until Sunday, May 26, in Seminole Community College's Fine Arts Theatre. Performance times are 8 p.flt* Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 2 pan. Sunday. Tickets are $18, and student and senior discounts are available. For reservations, call 407328-2040. DEAR ABBY: I am a 33-year-old HIV-positive man. Last week at my office, I was shocked when two of my co-workers declared that they could tell whether or not people are HlV-positive iust by looking at them, Alrbby, this is nolaughing ughing matter. Please r inform your readers that someone can be IHIVpositive and appear to be physically healthy. I shared my health status with my office mates, and by doing so, I hope I have changed some minds by shattering that m yth Sign m e «. POSITIVE IN D .C TH UR| BUI McBrfde, candidate for Florida governor, will be appearing at Embassy Suites Orlando North, located at 225 E Altamonte Drive in Altamonte Springs, 6 p.m. Thursday, May 16. DEAR POSITIVE: Not Dear everyone would have been A h itv *° B**1***1*" or courageous, /\U U j because there is still a lot of prejudice, ignorance * * * * * * * and misunderstanding when it comes to HIV. There Is more than one lesson to be learned from your letter, (1) You CANNOT t*U a person's HIV status by his or her appearance. til It la imperative that couplet not have unprotected sex unless both partners have been screened for HIV. FR I jfcti raVirhBy lO Yjuw m i i n i pnvvo iiv uiiu f vincvni _ DEAR ABBY: I am a 12-year-old girl who is dating a senior boy in high school. One night, we went to a party and then back to his place. His parents and sister were out of town, and he was really drunk. As soon os we got to his house, he started drinking again. That led to a big fight. I was lit­ erally walking out the door when he grabbed me and told me if I ever leave him, he'll hunt me down and kill met Abby, ever since that night, Ive been scared of him. Please tell me what to do. SCARED IN MAXTON, N.C DEAR SCARED: Tell your parents or guardian about the young man'a threat You are too young to deal with this yourself and to be dating a boy that much older than you. He clearly has problems and not enough supervision - and the same Is true of you. P.S. U nder no circumstances should you be riding In a car with a driver who has been drinking. T hat too, could cost you your life. DEAR TONE DEAF: That may be impossi­ ble. We both know you can't change them. They have show biz in their blood. Wear ear plugs if necessary and be grateful they don't have a cover charge and a two-drink minimum. To receive a collection of Abby’s most memo­ rable —and most frequently requested - poems and essays, send a business-sized, selfaddressed envelope, plus check or money order for $5 (U.S. funds) to: Dear Abby - Keepers Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 610540447. (Postage is included in the price.) e am u n i v e r s a l ratss s y n d i c a t e Vehicle Theft • Sanford Officer John Difatta arrest­ ed David Horne, 21, of Sanford Friday for grand theft auto, reckless driving, driving with a suspended liemse and hit and run. Home reportedly stole a Toyota Canuy parked at the Seminole Towne Center movie theater. He allegedly nearly missed hitting an offduty sheriff's office deputy as ne sped away. Less than a mile away, Home tried to pass a dty bus and lost control of the vehicle striking a curb, sign and power pole. • Seminole Deputy Wendell Bradford arrested Toby Nave, 39, of Sanford Sunday for grand theft auto and larceny. Robbery DEAR ABBY: My sister-in-law, "Barbara,” and her family are avid karaoke fans. They've had a machine for 10 years, and every time we go to their home, no matter the occasion, they sing at the drop of a hat. When relatives visit from out of town — they sing. They sing at Christmas, birthday parties, wedding receptions — and the volume is set so high that It's impossible to carry on a conversa­ tion. If you leave the room to talk, they'll tum on the intercom so the music is carried through­ out the house. It's true they encourage others to join in — but they never give up the micro­ phone. Barbara is not the kind of person who takes criticism well. Some members of the family tease her about singing so much, but she doesn't Like the hinL Please help me find a way to convince Barbara that we don't need to be "entertained" all the time. TONE DEAF IN INDIANA Pauline Phillips and her daughter, Jeanne Phillips, share the pseudonym Abigail Van Buren. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Rather than aitting In an offlea dtacuaaing various police protection issues. Sanford Chief Brian Today and City Manager Tony WnDenworp decided a bicycle ride through the dty would be more productive so they could see the problems first hand. Sanford Officer Frederick Eldridgc arrested Terry Wheeler, 31, of Sanford Sunday for robbery with a weapon, aggravated assault and larceny. Wheeler reportedly stabbed another man twice in the abdominal area on April 28 with a 2-inch pocketknife. The victim reported to officers that as he lay on the ground bleeding, Wheeler stole about $50 out of his wallet The inddent occurred at 400 Locust Avenue. Marijuana Possession • Seminole Deputy Kevin Peterson arrested Raymond Pratt 27, of Lake Mary Sunday for possession of marijua­ na. • Sanford Officer Shannon Dawkins arrested Ludle Thomas, 25, of Sanford Saturday for possession of marijuana. • Winter Springs Officer R. Tew arrested Patrida Kirby, 21, of Winter Springs Saturday for possession of mari­ juana and drug paraphernalia. • Lake Mary Officer Rob Hollinger arrested Lloyd Whitlock, 44, of Lake Mary Sunday for possession of marijua­ na. Resisting Arrest Seminole Sgt Mark Dibona arrested Charles Troutman, 19, of Sanford Monday for resisting arrest. Troutman was allegedly selling drugs in the area of Bookertown. He fled when deputies attempted to make contact with him and reportedly threw the drugs away, which authorities were unable to locate. Hit and Run Florida Highway Trooper CM. Fournier arrested Edgardo FelicianoRivera, 21, of Sanford Friday for leaving the scene of a crash and driving without an issued driver's license. Battery • Sanford Investigator Christopher Dan Ping A d m in istratio n B aity Bannart Editorial M th e te Jaffa P ro d u ctio n Elam Tyrre*. J R DiepUry A dvertising J o h n Coffman R o u i a la v en d er Dons Dietnch Chns P in o n Mary* Hawkins D ean Smart Tommy Vincent ............. m u Brian Kram arc* .. ............. ..... L e g al A dyarttaing P ara Smith Suspended License • Seminole Deputy William Morris jr., arrested Jimmie Hampton, 4, of Lake Mary Friday for driving with a sus­ pended license and resisting an officer. • Seminole Deputy James Ingram Jr., arrested Reginald Jenkins, 22, of Sanford Saturday for his third or subsequent charge of driving with a suspended license and fraud. Jenkins had an active Seminole County warrant for grand theft auto, armed burglary and grand theft of a firearm. • Sanford Officer Frederick Eld ridge arrested Johnnie Edwards, 34, of Sanford Saturday for driving with a sus­ pended license. Police also cited Edwards for not wearing a seat belt and inoperable rear brake lights. Cocaine Possession • Seminole Deputy Mickel Green arrested Stephen Opsahl, 32, of Winter Springs Saturday for possession of cocaine and resisting an officer. Authorities pulled Opsahl over for an obstructed view of his license plate. Several small pieces of crack cocaine were found his vehicle. • The Sanford Police Department Tactical Unit conducted an operation Friday targeting street level narcotic sell­ ers in the area of 10th Street and Pine Avenue. Agents arrested Eric Eason, 20, of Sanford for carrying a concealed weapon (brass knuckles) and selling crack cocaine. Agents also arrested Michael Jackson, 35, of Sanford for the sale and delivery of crack cocaine. Disorderly Intoxication Sanford Officer Frederick Eldridge arrested Brian Stanley, 36, of Sanford Saturday for disorderly intoxication. Stanley reportedly was making a distur­ bance at Paw Park on the comer of Fifth Street and French Avenue. Trespassing Sanford Officer Dawn Benina to arrested Samson Levant, 35, of Sanford Saturday for trespassing. She was warned April 12 not to return to GT*s Gas and Go on Celery Avenue. DU1 • Casselberry Officer M. Schaefer arrested Douglas Maliczokski, 49, of Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. A syringe and package of heroin was found in his pants pocket. He refused a blood test. • Seminole Sgt. Mark Dibona arrest­ ed James Brodie, 44, of Sanford Sunday for driving under the influence. An open 12-ounce can of beer was found on the floor of the vehicle. He refused breath tests at the jail. The Florida Trail Association - Central Florida Chapter will sponsor a University of Florida Historical Hike 9 a.m. Sunday, May 19. It will be a 6-mile hike and include 53 historic sites on campus. The group will eat lunch at Leonardo’s Pizza after the hike. Meet before the hike at the Student Union visitor parking area. The public is invited. For more information, call 407894-7412. The Florida Trail Association - Central Florida Chapter will sponsor a Cross Creek - Island Grove Historical Hike 1:30 p.m. Sunday, May 19. It will be a 1.5-mile hike. Parking is at the Island Grove Post Office at the cor­ ner of U.S. 301,16 miles north of Ocala, For more Information, call 407-894-7412. TUES The next meeting of the Lake Mary Chapter of AARP No. 4878 will be held on Tuesday, May 21,12:30 p.m. in the Lake Mary Senior Center, located at 260 N. Country Club Road in Lake Mary. Guest speaker will be Howie Arpel, representative from Magnetic Health Care Products. Presenter will also be providing lunch. If you wish to join the local AARP Chapter, as a member, dues are $5 per yea: and may be paid at any of the meetings. For information, call Irene Lobcr at 407-3334)054 or Marge Carmona at 407-3239249. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. “Serving Seminole County Since I VOS" Chary! Smitfi Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave . Sanlord, FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *Fax (407) 323-9406 PanocScai P o stag e P aid s i Sanfard. Florida an d a ttttto n s i m a iin g office* U SPS t i l 260 Po*lm a*lar S an d ad d ra s a ch a n g es to The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Bo* 1M 7 Republic Newspapers, Inc. Retail Theft • Sanford Officer Thomas Fransen arrested Ivonne Cano, 35, of Sanford Saturday for retail theft Cano reported­ ly tried to steal two bottles of perfume valued at $35 from the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart • Sanford Officer Terry Mullins arrested Lula Thompson, 37, of Sanford Saturday for shoplifting. Thompson reportedly tried to steal $68 worth of merchandise from the Bealls clothing stare on Orlando Drive. SUN Wednesday, May 15. 2002 • Vd. 94, No. 77 8 d Egan B atty Tibbetts Rovana Davia C irculation W anda KourparatSa Larceny Seminole Deputy Wendell Bradford arrested Roberta Jones, 22, of Sanford Saturday for larceny. Jones reportedly stole two money orders from the Handyway Food store on State Road 46 in Sanford. Store cameras caught Jones, a store clerk, handing over the two money orders to an unknown female. T he S eminole H erald Editor and Publisher C la se ltle d A dvertising Tad VYsfcer Serino arrested Hilda Tillman, 49, of Sanford Friday for battery. On May 8, Tillman allegedly hurled a full can of beer at her neighbor. The inddent was alleged to occur without provocation while the victim was walking up the stairs to her apartment. • Sanford Officer Erik Zabik arrested Adalberto VUlalobos-Ortiz, 37, of Sanford Saturday for three counts of battery and two counts of lewd and lastivious act Ortiz allegedly was fondling customers of the Orlando Drive WalMart When store security confronted him, he ran through the store and it took about four employees to control . him. Sanford tactical unit agents also con­ ducted an operation Friday targeting street level narcotics buyers. Those arrested were charged with purchasing crack cocaine. They include Lanette Pope, 37, of Sanford; James Court, 42, of Sanford; Donnie Taylor, 59, of Lake Mary; Reginald Bookman, 32, of Sanford; Joe Schrock, 43, of Orlando; Reginald Vasqucz, 34; Shirley Scott, 46, of Lake Mary; and Jenny Meadows, 34, of Sanford. The Florida H all Association - Central Florida Chapter will sponsor a TGIF Hike at Econ River Wilderness 6 p.m. Friday, May 17. It will be an easy 3-mile hike. Following the hike, the group will be at a nearby Mexican restaurant for din­ ner. The public is invited. For more information, call 407365-6036. Santord. R 3 2772-1667 Call us: (407)322-2611 Subscription Rates 3 Month* in Sem m ota County 111 00 6 Months In Sem inole County *20 00 1 Year in S e m n o le County *36 00 I Year O ther Florida County *42 00 1 Year O ul 01 S tale *62 00 Fax us: (407) 323-3406 �Wninrwiay. May in, 2(H)2 P n gc 3 A T he Seminole H erald O bituaries DOLORES M. Dl BENEDICT1S Dolores M. Di Bcnedlctis, 72, of Woodbound Lane, DcBary, - - -------------------/, died Saturday, May 11,2002. in Fish Hospital, Orange City. _ Bomi In Broruc,___ Bronz, N.Y.,„_ she moved to Central Florida in 1990. She was a homemaker. Survivors Include her hus­ band of 54 years, Angelo Di Benedicts of Deltona; one son, John Di Bcnedlctis of Deltona; two daughters, Linda Fegan of Longwood and Dee Di Bcnedlctis of DeBary; and three grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City Is in charge of arrangements. KEITH D. BROOKS SR. Keith D. Brooks Sr, 27, of Willow Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday, May 11,2002, in Orlando. Bom March 30,1975, in Sanford, he was a car Salesman. Survivors include his father, Wilbert Gordon Sr, of Sanford; his mother, Carrie Brooks of Sanford; one son, Keith D. Brooks Jr., of Sanford; five brothers, Wilbert Jr., Manuel, Stewart, Edward and Wiliam Gordon, all of Sanford; five sis­ ters, Tawanna Gordon, Rose Gordon and Bridgit Cotton, all of Sanford, Wilma Miller of Rochester, N.Y., and Chineta Bright of South Carolina; and special friends Karla Redmond and Jeffery Davis, both of Sanford. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. WILUE CHRISTOPHER Springs; two sons, Wyatt H. Folds BROWN Jr., of Lakeland and Homer Gary Folds of Belle Glade; six grand­ Willie Christopher Brown, 57, of Garfield Avenue, Winter Park, children; and one great-grand­ died Thursday, May 9,2002. child. Bom in Orlando, he was o lifeWilliams Thomas Funeral long member of Central Florida. Home Is in charge of arrange­ He was a laborer with Aldcn ments. Electric. Survivors include his mother, WILLIE M. MILLER Edvcna Brown of Montkcllo; two \ Willie M. Miller. 75, of sons, Willie Brown Jr, of Winter Rightway Avenue, Sanford, died Park and Rodney Brown of Saturday, May 11,2002, in Central Orlando; two daughters, Paula Florida Regional Hospital. and Angela Brown, both of Bom Sept 24,1926, in Sanford, Orlando; four sisters, Rosa she was a retired supervisor. She Harrison of Apopka, Peggy was a member of Saint Matthews Henson of Monticello, Alfmla Missionary Baptist Church. Clark of Orlando and Ruth Survivors include one son, Johnson of California; one brother, Jerome Pendleton of Sanford; one Gifford Brown of Monticello; and daughter, Barbara Cummings of 11 grandchildren. Sanford; one sister, Essie Mac Golden's Funeral Home Inc., of While of Sanford; and two grand­ Winter Park is in charge of children. arrangements. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary Inc, of Sanfoid is in charge of WYATT HARRIS FOLDS SR. arrangements. Wyatt Harris Folds Sr., 81, of Orange Springs, died Saturday, CLOTILDE MORALES May 11,2002, in his residence. Clotildc Morales, 89, of Abby Bom in Pinchurst, Ga., he Terrace, Deltona, died Friday, May moved to Orange Springs 19 10,2002, in Florida Hospital Fish years ago. He was a quality con­ Memorial, Orange City. trol manager of A. Duda & Sons Bom in Puerto Rico, she was a in Oviedo. He was a member of homemaker. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Iglesia Del Pueblo, and she Hawthorne. enjoyed sewing. Survivors include his wife of 62 Survivors include one son, the years, Dorothy Folds of Orange Rev. Norman Casiano of Deltona; two daughters. Carmen CasianoFoy of Orlando and Doris Casiano-Cota of Lake Forest, Calif.; 25 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; and seven great great grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. LOUIS ROTUNDO Lous "Totsy" Rotundo, 96, of Sanford died Friday, May 10, 2002. A lifelong resident of Sanford, he was a member of Grace United Methodist Church. He was a ser­ vice/ repairman for H.B. Pope Co. He was a founding member of the DAV of Sanford Chapter No. 30 and served as state officer and chairman on several committees. He belonged to the American Legion No. 53 and served as state judge of the Sanfoid Kennel Gub. Survivors include his wife, Doris of Sanford; and one son, Louis C. Rotundo of Winter Springs. Funeral services were 10 a.m. Monday, May 13, in Gramkow Funeral I lome Chapel with Steve Brinkley officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford Is in charge of arrange­ ments. North Normandy Boulevard, Deltona, died Friday, May 10, 2002, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Elizabeth, N.J., he moved to Central Florida 40 years ago. He served in the US. Air Forte. He was a retired builder and enjoyed woodworking. I le was a member of Our lady of the Lakes Catholic G unth. Survivors include his wife of 12 years, Eleanor; one son, Thomas Jr., of IX'ltona; one daughter, Kathleen Tucker of Deltona; two brothers, Norman Tucker of California and Jerry Tucker of Arizona; one sister, Barbara Cummings of Texas; and four grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral I lome of Orange Qjy Is in charge of arrAngements. JAMES WATSON SR. James Watson Sr., 67, of Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, died Thursday, May 9,2002, in Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Aug. 9,1934, in Quincy, Fla., he was a retired automotive laborer. Survivors include four sons. 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May IS. 2002 Business High-tech meets high-touch at Orlando Marriott-Lake Mary Guest comfort and conve­ "To achieve these objectives, nience were the principal objec­ we utilized contemporary, tives in designing the Orlando vibrant colors to coordinate guest Marriott • Lake Mary, a full-ser­ rooms with the lobby areas, vice, 304-room hotel along with custom located in Seminole furniture and beauti­ County. ful rich fabrics," said We wanted the To help meet this design to reflect the Buddy McDowell, goal, the hotel enlist­ president, Design same level of ed the services of the Directions, Inc. “The attention to detail a w a rd -w in n in g result a cutting-edge Marriott brings to architecture design look with a flair for Arm of Jonathan every guest and client the unexpected." relationship, while at Nehmer k The hotel lobby the same time Associates, Inc. from combines colorful, accurately defining Rockville, Md., curvilinear shapes along with hospitali­ the personality of the with marble and ty Interior design 10-story hotel granite floors. The firm Design flora and fauna Directions, Inc. of -------- » -------motif Is evident in Marietta, Ga. the leaf-shaped cus­ Nehmer k tom area rugs, Inc. Associates created a * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * recessed ceiling cof­ cutting-edge, progressive design fers and other decorative acces­ theme that was also reflective of sories. the area's natural surroundings Cobalt accents, leaf-swirl pat­ — a challenging proposition for terns and fiber optic pin lights the design team considering the add warmth and excitement to hotel's location within a corpo­ the hotel's lounge and dining rate office park bordering some areas. Unique foliage patterns of Central Florida's most pris­ give meeting areas an organic tine, natural habitat. feel — leaves appear to have The resulting theme features a recently and randomly fallen to contemporary, high-tech look the floor of the grand ballroom as with an authentic Florida foliage ceilings and floors curve vine­ theme that is carried through like through each of the hotel's every area of the hotel. extensive public areas. "We wanted the design to All of the hotel’s guest rooms reflect the same level of feature ergonomically designed attention to detail Marriott work areas and colorful, modem brings to c^ery guest and client fabrics to create a comfortable relationship, while at the same and Inviting ambiance. time accurately defining the per­ "Our main focus was to create sonality of the 10-story hotel,” a room that was not only aesthet­ said Jon Nehmer, president, ically appealing, but exceptional­ Jonathan Nehmer 4c Associates, ly functional, as well," said Bruce Inc. Skwarlo, Orlando Marriott - Lake a— — *•**!*»!**-•■ Mary’s general manager. "A room that offers conveniences above and beyond the norm." All guest rooms, offer Urge desks with pullout work surfaces for extra space, an ergonomic chair on wheels, complimentary high-speed Internet access, and two dual-line telephones with voice mail. Furniture was crafted by Pedley of England specifically for the Orlando Marriott - Lake Mary and bathrooms were outfit­ ted with sleek marble and granite fixtures and full-length mirrors. The OrUndo Marriott - Lake Mary includes 11,000 square feet of meeting space, with a room capacity of up to 900. The 8,400square foot ballroom is the largest singular meeting space In all of Seminole County. The 10-story hotel features a restaurant, lounge, sundry shop, healed pool, fitness center and business center. Guest rooms are equipped with many high-touch, and high-tech, features, includ­ ing custom European furniture, marble bathrooms, complimen­ tary high speed Internet access, data jacks, and dual-line tele­ phones with voice mall — all beautifully melded together In a soothing Florida Foliage, design theme. Located in the Heathrow International Business Center at the intersection of Highway 46A and Interstate 4, the addition of this premier hotel provides Seminole County a true destina­ tion site for the business, conven­ tion and vacation markets. Visit the Orlando Marriott Lake Mary online at www.marriott.com. Plantation Lake Apartments honored l M. A| 9 HwWI pkWoW Tb— 1 VtotwX The city of Sanford's Scenic Improvement Board presented PlenteUon Lakes Apartments with its May 2002 Beautification Award. On hand for the presentation for Plantation Lakes were Mike Coppola, leasing consultant; Stephanie Buchanan, leasing consultant; and Dana Brannon, assistant manager. Scenic Improvement Board members attending were Stephanie Powers, Kethey Boesert and Mike Loder. Encompass Electrical sponsors Job Shadow Day Altamonte Springs-based Encompass Electrical Technologies-Florida, LLC, in cooperation with TVimer Construction Co., Amber Electric and the Academy of Construction Technologies, recently sponsored a Junior Achievement Job Shadow Day for Orange and Seminole County High School stu­ dents. The event promoted future career opportunities in electrical contracting and general construction for Central Florida youth. Thirty students wore hard hats and safety goggles during a one-hour tour of Orange County Public Schools' Lake Whitney *► f 1• *. » Elementary School. In addition. Turner Construction Co. representa­ tives provided a brief overview of the multimilllondollar project, performed workplace skill demon­ strations and held a question and answer session. The Academy of Construction Technologies (ACT) was formed in 1992 to establish a youth apprenticeship program in the public schools of Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties. Its pur­ pose is to develop a well-trained workforce in con­ struction careers that will meet the needs of the con­ struction Industry and the youth of Central Florida. *« M{ jf ♦. i f 'M, IViU # G R E A T D A Y S ! (WEEKEND & MIDWEEK) • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL POLITICS > LOCAL ADS • LOCAL PEOPLE J f e S Q flN n S P U te A L D LIMITED TIME CALL (407) 322-2611 0M EVEAR SUB SCRIPTION M ID W E E K V ° M hX O n e Y e a r O f M a ile d D e l i v e r y ' T CC Single Copy and Rack sales will be handled by: Central Florida Distributing Edward Kramarcik ^ (321) 2294)740 Lorrie Kramarcik (321) 229-0741 Single copy price is 50* ea. If you would like to sell the Seminole Herald or have a rack at your business please call us. Se h e $29 m in o l e 5Q H e r a l d TwiceaWeek! Name: Limited Time Offer Address: [ ] Bill Me _ [ ] Check Enclosed ^ State:__ Zip: Phone: Bring or Mail: Seminole Herald - 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL32771 • (407) 322-2611 ' �T he S eminole H erald Wednenday. May 15, 2002 Page B A Business Lyman student scores Papa John scholarship O rlando A n a Papa John's Restaurants filled an unusual order during halftime of the last Orlando Magic game of the reg­ ular season. O rlando a n a Papa John's restaurants and the Sunshine Network presented Lyman High School senior Amy Rubin with a $3,500 scholarship at coiirtslde. Papa John's Pi2za gave her five tickets to the game as part of her Papa John's Scholars award. Rubin is one of 40 out­ standing Central Florida high school seniors that will receive $1,000 scholarships this month as part of the annual Papa John's Scholars program. The additional $2,500 scholar­ ship she is receiving is spon­ sored by the Sunshine Network. The Orlando area co-op of Papa John's Pizza selects a win­ ner from the pool of eligible high school applicants in its delivery area, litis year. Papa John's expects to award approx­ imately $40,000 in scholarships. The scholarship awards are based on creative ability, com­ munity involvement, academic achievement, quality of charac­ ter, obstacles overcome, mean­ ingful objectives achieved, life goals and Interests. All interest­ ed students are encouraged to apply to the Papa John's Scholars program through their Stirling International Realty eyes expansion in W est Volusia market PAY TO TH E O RDER OF ? £ u b in .S f.2,500. GO / vo ’Thousand. 7/V< jjandud Pollsu '“ . kk d o llar s la U in , M ow ed □ □ □ □ 3 H 6 9 0 0 0 1 ! 00E90 P h o to M jbm ltM d to th o H orald Papa John's Pizzarla and the Sunshine Network presented Amy Rubin with a S3.500 scholarship during halltime ot the final Orlando Magic game. guidance counselors. For more information about Ihe program check out W W W . papa johnsrewa rds.com. B riefcases Larry Vershcl handles public relations for Boys 4c Girls Club Florida Imaging, Inc. and Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida, Inc. have named Larry Vershel Communications, Inc. to be their public relations agency. Florida Imaging is a leading provider of prepress, web devel­ opment and multi-media ser­ vices and design in Central Florida. Boys 4c Girls Clubs of Central Florida is a private, notfor-profit, charitable organiza­ tion that facilitates a wide range of enrichment activities for underprivileged children in 26 locations throughout the region. Larry Vershel Communications, Inc. is one of the area's largest and most active public relations firms with more than 50 clients in archi­ tecture, homebuilding, land-plan­ ning, environmental services, engineering, manufacturing and real estate development. Florida Solar reports 25 percent increase in first quarter Florida Solar Technology, Inc. in Sanford reported sales increased by more than 25 percent during the first quarter of 2002. Skip West, founder and chief executive officer of the firm, said sales from January through Mar. 31 totaled $2.4 million, an increase of approximately $500,000 over the same period last year. In March, Florida Solar sold 133 pool treating systems for rev­ enues of more than $750,000, West said. David West was the firm's leading sales associate for the month, togging sales worth more than $72,000. Sales associate Mark Eckert reported revenues of more than $64,000. Florida Solar Technology is the world’s largest and most active distributor of solar poo! heating systems. The firm also markets a wide range of solar and conven­ tional residential hot water sys­ tems, water purification systems and p«x>l and spa controls and accessories. S tr e e t^ o f D r e a m V a c a tio n B ib le S c h o o l “Buzz” about God's Love on a Bug Safari. T h is year our church is buzzing with excitement as w e head out on a Bug Safari’ says Pastor Bryan Wenger. ‘Our Bug Safari program will provide fun Bible-leaming activities for kids ages 3-11. Join us as we play games, make crafts, eat ‘ buggy* snacks and sing fun Bible songs*. Bug Safari will be held June 3rd through June 7th Irom 6:30 pm • 9:00 pm at: 101 Upsala Road, Sanford. (Com er of 46A & Upsala Rd.) For more info, or to register, call the church office at (407) 330-2635 SHOW HOURS 10 im -S pnvTkkrt u ltt dose it 7pm. 0 p « Thursdays Hire S u td ift ' Is; UNtmWG Arnold Palmar Hospital fwOmwtwiAWmmm - -- -— — _ - — -1,i^i■ LOCATION up to 6,500 square feet and priced up to S1.8 million dollars. Located across the lake from Rollins College in old Winter Park, the homes are open Thurdays thru Sundays only, I from M u i r fair banks (42S) cast to U krm o n i Ate. 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He said the company is "very interested" In the downtown location and would move quickly to complete construction. "Knowing Eckerd, once they ;et the go ahead on the site, icy'll be pushing me to get the construction drawings to the city" Kendall said. Depending on how smoothly the preliminary review phase goes, Kendall said a site plan could be ready for the Planning "From an economic develop­ and Zoning Commission's meet­ ment standpoint, it's a real ing in July. Once approved, con­ plus," Frith said. "It also mirrors struction would take about six what the Rollins (College) sur­ months. vey indicated about the need for A spokesman from Eckerd a pharmacy downtown. wouldn't confirm the company "This could be the catalyst to is considering a downtown loca­ other 'chain-type' retail stores tion. locating in downtown," Frith "It’s too prem ature to talk added. "Eckerd has obviously about a store in your area," said done their market research and Tami Alderman, Eckerd's public determined that this is a viable relation manager. "We work location for them." with real estate development Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard companies al) the time to find said he was "cautiously opti­ compatible sites." mistic" about Eckerd moving to Eckerd has 2,650 stores In 20 downtown. states, mostly in the Northeast, "It would be a boon for that Southeast and Southwest The comer and could draw addition­ company opens or relocates al retail into downtown," about 100 stores a year. Lessard said. News of Eckerd's possible Both Lessard and Frith said location in downtown delighted they want to ensure any devel­ Sanford Main Street Executive opment on that comer Fits with Director Marlene Frith. the area's historic character. The design of the store would be prototype of Eckerd's new design for 2002, said Kendall. "We may be adding some architectural features because it's part of the gateway to the historic downtown area," Kendall said. , Frith said she intends to meet with Kendall and the city's review team to ensure the design is compatible with downtown. "Primarily I’d like to know the types of materials, color schemes and other architectural features that can best fit in on historical downtown," Frith said. "We'd like to be able to do some type of entrance feature for 1st Street In that area, as well, because this really is the gate­ way to downtown." The Eckerd Corporation is based In Largo, Fla., and is a subsidiary of J.C. Penney Company. For the accounting year ending Jan. 26, the compa­ ny generated a $208 million operating profit on sales of $13.8 billion. Its gross sales were up 5.8 percent from the previous fiscal year. Eckerd employs 75,000 people. Jasmins C oatisnsd from P i|« 1A from 4 to 7, accused Jacques of sexual assault, including one ; she was raped by the 19year-old. The teen-ager was arrested and held in the Seminole County Jail without bail until he was released 33 days later. Marie was arrested for ignoring the chil­ dren's allegations, but was released from jail on a $1,000 bond. Marie's daughter was also removed from the 55-year-old‘s custody several days following the pair's arrest and placed Into foster care. However, the child was returned to her mother last month. During the criminal investiga­ tion, authorities searched for 67 foster children identified as living with the Jasmins during the last six years. Forty-one, ranging in age from 4 to 14, were found and interviewed. With no other children indicat­ ing abase had occurred, the state was left with the original allega­ tions from the four children. 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While waiting for the status, Seminole Reading Partners Is operating under the umbrella of Seminole Volunteer Enterprises Inc. Plans for the group began sev­ eral years ago while Polk was working on her father's biogra­ phy. A friend suggested she write a children's book, which resulted in the creation of Reading Rozie. Polk, a former publisher's rep­ resentative, said after creating Rozie she began researching ideas fora not-for-profit organization to benefit at-risk children. She even­ tually concluded reading was an area dial needed the most help. "There seems to be a real need for It," Polk s.tid. "Especially with what the schools arc facing now with the budget." Initially, the group plans to focus on book fairs. Through Usbome Books, which has an inventory of more than MUX) chil­ dren's titles, schools, classrooms and even parents will be able to earn free books for children. For example, for every $100 raised during a book fair, $50 Is awarded to the group or individ­ ual for additional (rooks, Polk said. Book sales is only one aspect of Continued from Faga 1A the organization. Polk said other activities are being planned, including a summer clown camp for next summer, reading Libs and puppet creation contests. "Anything tn do with literacy, we want to do it," she said. Reading Rozie will make her local debut on Friday during "Adventures in Summer Reading," at Seminole Volunteer Enterprises, located at 407 W. 4th St., in Sanford. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rozie, her puppets, and oth­ ers, including Dragon's Castle Puppet Troupe and Ms Martha Manners, will entertain children to benefit the Harbor Literacy Sc Learning Center. Those interested in attending are asked to bring cither a school supply for the Harbor or a nonperishable food item for Seminole Volunteer Enterprises. 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The base contract is $742,777. • Approved a letter of understanding betw een the Sanford Police D epartm ent, Universal K-9 Inc. and the Sanford Airport Authority in which each entity will pay $499 to offset additional costs lo purchase a new bomb sniff­ ing dog. • Approved a banking ser­ vices contract w ith First Union/Wachovia. M o t k M Spiting InJmtHgriMExclIcBM SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. l 5.00 Haircut i _ 99 L o c a l B u s in e s s e s SAME DAY APPROVAL IN MOST CASES _ City Attorney Bill Colbert said there are ways for the city to enter into contracts that don't violate state law. He also noted that commissioners could approve the program and later add a resolution instituting a time period the program would be In place. tn other business, the com­ mission: • Approved a license for the owners of the Lake Monroe Inn to construct a boat dock over and across city property. The dock would be located across from the Lake Monroe Inn at 2385 U.S. Highway 17/92. • A pproved a Scope of Services to hire a consultant to amend the Schedule S codes of the Land Developm ent Regulations. The S Codes pri­ marily impact downtown and the Historic District. • Adopted a resolution to pay 41 percent of the costs to reconstruct the railroad cross­ ing at 13th Street and U.S. Highw ay 17/92. Forty-one percent of the crossing is on city right-of-way, the remain­ der crosses state land. • Approved on second read­ ing a revised Planned Development Master Plan for Venetian Bay subdivision. • Awarded an $8,800 con­ tract for lawn maintenance tq American Services Inc. • Approved an agreem ent with tne A m ateur Softball Association of America Inc. to host the M en's Slow Pitch N ational Tournam ent at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Sept. 12 through Sept. SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTORS * SPECIAL* _ could be put into the pro­ gram. "There's no guarantee that this will last p ast next month," Woodruff said. "If we want to attract officers, they need some guarantee that this isn't going to go away on a whim." Lessard said his concern with instituting a guarantee was violating state law by binding future commissions lo a financial commitment. "I’ve talked with the offi­ cers and they're fully cog­ nizant (hat at some point the city may not be able to afford this," Lessard said. "I'd hate for future commissions to be tied to this com m itm ent when the city can't afford it." P.O. Box 1057 106 S. Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 Locally Owned 12Mo. firmly on refrigerators 2yr. Warrantyon Rebuilt V/D _ and the chance for federal funding was lost. Commissioners echoed those concerns to Barley. "I am extremely concerned if Orange County and its cities are in support of this," Commissioner Randy Morris said. Enthusiasm is very strong for the project, Barley respond­ ed. MetroPlan and Mica pre­ sented the proposed com­ m uter rail plan to Volusia County officials Monday and are hoping they too will offi­ cially support the project at their next board meeting. "Time will tell, b u t this could be a giant step in the right direction," van der C orporation 407-327-3344 _ million. If cities add to the pot, the burden could be less for each county, Barley said. Several essential financial issues remain including devel­ oping an agreement with CSX. MetroPlan C hairm an and County Com missioner Dick Van cfer Weide said he Is spearheading that Initiative "This has been a long time coming," said Van der Weide. "We've studied this and stud­ ied this. We are going to suc­ ceed this time." Several years ago, Mica offered a sim ilar project to Central Florida. Residents of several southern cities includ­ ing Winter Park balked at the idea of having additional trains run through their towns S e m in o le Loan 153WSR. 434• Winter Springs — principal with the program but said officers should be required to live in the city for tor at least live years. Officers who move before five years should be required to repay the incentive money, he said. "We ought to be gelling a lot of bang for the money," Hajj-Mak said. Lessord said since the pro’ram paid incentives monthy rather than a lump sum, the benefits to the city would correlate to the mortgajj payments. "Officers are only ellgib for the time they live In the city," Lessard said. Com missioner Art Woodruff asked if guarantees EEu a L I I n 4-* . T a j a i m i U l j u « h | iwriiu pfTOTQ py lorrwny vincvni Reading Rozie tells a story with two ol her numerous puppets. te APPLIANCESTORE, Inc. _ LA funding for the engines. "This could be a project national significance," Barley said noting the DMUs arc in operation overseas, but not here in the U.S. The entire project is estima ed to cost about $45 million, which includes a $9 million contingency fund. Barley expects the local burden will be in the neighborhood of $6 million, with the state also chipping In $6 million. County commissioners were most Interested in the annual oper­ ating costs. Although preliminary, annual costs for Seminote, Volusia and Orange counties are between $800,000 and $1.6 “S u p p o rt j er ald wwwkfcaotonkcon ? NEWHOURS Open 9 Daya AWank Mon-Set 10-7 “Get It All.” to u r newspaper gives you everything you could ever want, in term s o l valuable inform ation. N O n F A M IL Y I G R A N D , P a H A I R O P E r k , E 4 0 C A R E N I N G O * 5 . 0 0 O F F ; h a ir c u t s ! 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Magnolia Ave., Suite 407, Orlando, FL32803 655 W. Hwy. 50, Suite 102 Clermont, a 34711 407- 481-9564 352- 243-8117 nK knigslM ataw y .M fflp rtM tteaailu liliaiU n ijM tartu ity ig g n V M iW n g rw «uda Hi <i*B mw M m u itoj myjuiuftutamaidu tra u I Money'Health•Interviews Reviews'Editorials'Advice Recipes • Coupons• Politics •Sports Subscribe Today!I Seminole Herald 407/ 322-2611 �In s id e Section B C lassifeds 6B-8B C rossword 7B Wednesday May, 15, 2002 Briefs BLAKE FOOTBALL CAMP SIGNUPS The Seminole Youth Football and Cheerleading Association (SYFA) is taking registrations for the annual |eff Blake Football Camp to be held at Seminole High School on Saturday, May * 18th from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registration will be avail­ able the morning of the camp. For more information call 866-OUR-5YFA or e-mail at syfapopwamerOhotmaiLco. Marshall is a champion By DMn Smith Sports Editor CORAL SPRINGS — Lake Howell senior Brandon Marshall continued a long tradition in Seminole County. Winning the Triple Jump at the state track m eet The multi-talented senior, who will play football at the University of Central Florida this fall, hopped, skipped and Jumped his way to a distance of 48-feet, 6 Lake Howell senior is only winner at state track meet 3/4-inches to take the Gold Medal In the Class 3A Boys Meet last Friday (May 10) at the Coral Springs High School Track. Defending state champion Ricardo Argro of Lyman was fourth this year with a leap of 47-feel, 2-inches. Fellow Greyhound Kyle Harris, just a sopho­ more, leapt 45-fcct, 6-Inches to finish 10th. The best any local team could do was a fifth place finish in Class 4A for the Lake Mary girts. Leading the way for the Rams was Francesca Kersenbrock, who finished second in the High Jump with a leap of 5-foot-4, missing the title on number of jumps. Other top finishers for Lake Mary were Angela Prcssey, sixth in both the 100meter and 200-meter dashes; Jessica See Track, Page 3B m. YOUTH SOCCER The Sanford Recreation Department presents The 1st Annual Kicks N Dribbles, Inc. Soccer Camp. Session I will be June 1721 and Session II will be July 8*12. Boys and girls ages 5*14 are welcome. Cost is $30 per person, per session and payment is due by May 17th to guarantee a space. The camps will be under the direction of Brian Dorman and will consists of expert instruction, Kick N Dribbles/Sanford Recreation Camp T-shirt, 10-1 player to coach ratio, small tided lines each day, lunch at inford Civic Center, and an Athletic Trainer on staff at all times. Call the SRD for a brochure or to register at 407-330-5697, or call Kicks N Dribbles, Inc. for more infor­ mation at 407-650-1711. SANFOR D POST M GOLF SCRAMBLE Sanford Campbell-Losalng American Legion Post 53 will be holding a Memorial Day Golf Scramble, Sunday, May 26th at Southridge Golf Course in DeLand. Men and women are wel­ come and you do not have to be a member to play. Cost is $35 per person '•with an 8 a.m. showup and 8JO a.m. shot gun start. The deadline to enter is Wednesday, May 22nd. Call Pat at 407-322-1652 for information. SCC GOLF CAM P Seminole Community College is offering a Junior Golf Camp for ages 6-16 to be held Tuesday through Friday, May 28-31 from 9JO a.m. to 11JO a.m. at the Seminole Community College golf range. The cost is $69.40 and will taught be a local PGA pro. Call 407-328-2121 for details. LAKE MARY YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOC. The Lake Mary Youth Football Association has openings for both flag and tackle football, cheerleading and Dance Team. Ages, as of August 1,2002, are•bet between 5-and-15. Registration forms can be found on the website at www.lmrams.com or by contacting Craig Segars, Football Coordinator, at 407333-8860 or Tani Taltos, Cheerleading and Dance Coordinator, at 407-3302200. J U C O A ll-A m e r ic a Leuchanka nam ed, but w ill leave for Illin ois Special to th« Herald OCALA — The neotropical migrants arc back and they're taking Florida by storm! Well, not exactly by storm, but there are lots of migrating birds around right now as they ass through our state heading ack to their northern homes. That means great birdwatching for Floridians and visitors. Neotropical migrants, also known as snowbirds (not to be confused with the human vari­ ety), arc the birds who leave the country each fall to spend the winter in the tropical regions of Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean, and then return each spring to nest in the united States and Canada when it’s warm. E By D ««n Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — It was good news for awhile. The Seminole Community College women's basketball program has suffered the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat in recent days. The Raiders were notified that they had their first ever First Team All-America when V vltfiM U t u lu in l> A w as n A m e tl a to the Junior College Kodak All-America Team by the WBCA (Women's Basketball Coaches Association) and Kodak. But just days later it was also announced that the 6foot-5 freshman center would be leaving the program at the end of the school year to transfer to Wabash Valley Junior College in Mt. Carmel, Illinois. It is believed that the native of Gome], Belarus is transfer­ ring because of the coaching change at SCC and the uncer­ tainty of where the program is headed. Leuchanka averaged nearly a triple-double in points (over 20 per game), rebounds (over 15 per game) and blocked shots (over seven per contest) and also handed out nearly five assists per game in lead­ ing SCC to a 21-9 record and a tie for third place in the State Tournament. She was also a major reason the Raiders went undefeated (8-0) and won their second straight Mid-Florida Conference Championship. See SCC, Page 3B Florida It lu c k y In that II not o n ly la a daattnatlon fo r mom e HaraM photo by Jim Wand Seminole Community College center Yelena Leuchanka (No. 51, gold) was named to the W BC A and Kodak Junior College All-America Team last month. But the news was not all good Irom SC C as the 6-(oot-5 freshman Iras announced her Intention to transfer to Wabash Valley Junior College In Illinois. of these migrants, it is also located right smack in the path many birds take - known as flyways • as they migrate north and south. "That's one reason Florida is such a great place for bird­ watching," said Joni Ellis, con­ servation education specialist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Anyone who has been feed­ ing birds throughout the fall and winter has noticed that the types and numbers of birds at their feeders have changed as the warm spring progresses. The birds that came here to spend the winter are heading back up north, while the ones who silent the colder months even further south than central Florida are returning here or passing through on their way to their northern nesting grounds. The beautiful and colorful painted bunting is one such bird that returns to nest in the coastal portions of northeast and central Florida. Purple See Birds, Page 2B Lions still have work to finish By Dean Smith Sports Editor SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL The 23rd annual Seminole Soccer School offers two weeks of instruction this summer at two sites in the county. The first week is May 28th-through-June 1st at Lake Mary High School and the second session is July 8th-through-12th at Lake Howell High School. This 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. day camp for boys and girls ages 5-1/2 to 15 will also include indoor soccer in an air-con­ ditioned gym. See Briefs, Page3B Florida is the place for birds H arald p h o to b y J im W w tU Oviedo's Bridger Hunt attempts to lay down a bunt during the Lions' recent victory over Sandalwood. The junior sec­ ond baseman will be heavily counted on to produce both offensively and defensively when Oviedo takes on Miami Southridge Friday morning if the Class 6A State Baseball Semifinals in Tampa OVIEDO — What the Oviedo High School baseball team has done so far is nothing short of remarkable. But there is still some unfin­ ished business to attend to. Oviedo (28-5) was seeded last in the five-team Class 6ADistrict 2 Tournament, but when on to beat DeLand, No. 16 nationaIly-ranked Lake Mary and defending district champi­ on Lake Brantley before dispos­ ing of Sandalwood, easily the weakest team the Lions have played in the postseason. Oviedo then beat No. 5 stateranked Cypress Creek in Ihe Regional Semifinals, then shocked No. 6 nationallyranked and No. 2 state-ranked Apopka on the Blue Darters' home field in the Regional Championship Game to earn a spot in the State Final 4. But the Lions (25-8) will now have to face probably their biggest challenge in the State Semifinals in Miami-Southridge (31-1), ranked No. 1 in the state and No. 4 nationally by Baseball America (through games of May 4). The game will be played Friday morning at 10 a.m. at Legends Field in Tampa, the Spring Training home of the New York Yankees. The other Class 6A matchup has Valrico-Bloom ingdale (1615) taking on defending state champion Hialeah (22-10) at 5 p.m. on Friday, following a Class 5A semifinal. See Oviedo, Page 2B �' f B jt 2 B Wednesday. May 15. 2002 Trucks Special to the Herald BITHLO — This coming Friday night (May 17} Race No. 4 of the Sunbelt Super Series will be held along with features in the regular FASCAR divisions of Modified, Sportsman, Bandoleros, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Mini-Stocks this week. Pit gates open at 2 p.m. with practice at 3 p.m. Grandstands open a 6 p.m. with qualifying at 6-JO ’ p.m. and racing action beginning at 8 p.m. Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. with practice from 3 p.m.-to-4:30 p.m. Grandstands open a 6 p.m. with qualifying at 630 p.m. and racing action W in n in g at 7JO p.m. NSS is located 10 miles W ith of Daytona Beach, between 1-4 (Exit 56, East) and 1-95 (Exit 84, West) at the Intersection of Highway 44 k State Road 415 in Samsula, between New Smyrna Beach, DeLand, Sanford and Daytona Beach. For more information about schedules call the FASCAR offices at 386-427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at BASCARNOWOAOLCOM. ORLANDO s m trw o a io N E W S M Y R N A SPEEDW AY riMiftMiyM ■A N D O LER O -S _ 1. (3) K a y A bbott; 3 (21) E l k N o d e 1 (40) Q a d A JU n* 4. (i) rwrick C o n n d ; 3 (IS) A ia ttn C a n : A (2) Mitt M o tto ; 7. (32) D m a L a y n e 3 (43) Dalton Zahr; 9 . ( I ) D errick Vtonfc 1 3 ( I I ) SAMSULA — This Saturday (May 18) the Fast Trucks will pay a visit along with a special 50 lap race for the Sportsman cars. Also on the c ml will he heats and features in the FASCAR divisions of Late Model, Modified, Super Stock, Sportsman, Mini-Stock and Strictly Stock. The Super Late Models will take the night off because they will have competed in the Sunbelt Scries race at Orlando on Friday. For this Satunlay, pit gates will open at 2 p.m. • U m U T IM O O tU .I .U D O n U lh w m ilO O I I o n n X I b w K 3. 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(22) Leery CMaatv 1 1 (43) R andy D y e 1 3 (2*) M fta H o rk e 1 4 (SO) K e rta Fbm ry; 1 3 (14) Bruce L a w n n c a D: I S (1) Faki S U m a r 17. (4V) Ron L o f f r ia t I t . (43) O n to UwTmrr. 13 (IS) )aaan Boyd. 2D. (39) M k e G nanw eR : 21. (3 t) )o ay MiOrn 2 1 (32) Seen h ta p h y ; 1 3 (IX ) K a a iy Critoa; 2 4 (22X) D ava Snodgraaa. sm ew Birds Continued from p u t IB * martins, who typically spend the winter in South America, have returned to Florida, others, such as the American goldfinch. STATE C H A M PIO N S H O N O R ED has left its wintering grounds In Florida for its nesting a n a s in more northern states. The wonders of migration continue to mystify biologists, but it is thought mat birds are able to navigate on these long, arduous flights by using a com­ bination of visual landmarks, the Earth's magnetic field, the sun and stare, and their sense of tm elL Although they've ail got pre­ determined destinations, migrating birds use different flight strategies to get where they're going. Many use slow, steady wing flaps until they arrive. Others, such as turkey vultures, use a soaring tech­ nique where they ride the ther­ mals high Into the iky. Thermals are updrafts of air caused by solar heating, which provide the birds with a sort of free ride. Soaring birds travel during the day and only over land. Some birds lap their wings for a few beats ana then glide along with outspread wings for awhile n what Is described as a flapping and gliding style of flight Still others combine flap; with a closed wing glide [look like they're sort of bounding through the air. Both of these types tend to lose eleva­ tion and appear to fly in and up-and-down flight pattern. Migratory birds are fascinat­ ing to watch and leam about, and here a few more Interesting ecological facts about our fine- I L a tte M ary M g h l i a t a a i The Lake Mary High School girls soccer team proudly poses with their proclamation after Mayor Thomas C . Qrsene declared May 3,2002 as ta k a Mary High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team Day.’ This award was presented to the Rams after they posted a 28-8-1 record an routs to winning the third State Championship lor Lake Mary High School. Protect your Family and Home with io m e S E C u n rrv . vigxTrr for life, but instead switch mates every year or even between nesting attempts in the same year. The parasitic brown1 headed eowbirdI is known to lay its own eggs in the nests of nearly 250 other species. * Predators destroy about half of all nests. • The typical adult song­ bird makes 4-10 trips to the nest each hour, for 12 or more hours a day, to feed its nestlings. This often results in the young Long Term Care Seminar Its n o t a q u e s t i o n of Please join us for this free educational seminar on Wednesday M ay 22nd INSTALLATION //. but rather sponsored by: LTCIn»urance Specialist*, Inc. A IIIDRINKS Peace of mind a t home and away! P ro tect Heritage at Longwood y o u rse lf and 342 S. 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And, to find some great public places to watch birds, get the Florida Wildlife Viewing Guide by Susan Cerulean and Ann Morrow. It breaks the state into regions and provides a wealth : of information on where to go, . how to get there and what to see. All three books are avail­ able through bookstores. For some great birdwatching ; opportunities, plan to visit some of the sites along the Great Florida Birding Trail - a network of birding sites linked by high- • ways around the state. For a Great Florida Birding Trail map ' and guide, call the FWC's Ocala regional office at 352 732-1225 and ask for the Office of ' Informational Services. ^ at 6:00 PM when. . . HOME weighing as much or more than the adults by the time they leave the nest. * Most small land birds place insects into their nestlings' gaping mouths, but many adult water oirds (which regurgitate food) open their beaks and let their young reach into it to receive food. * Most small land birds defend a breeding territory of 1 to 3 acres in size, while many hawks and eagles range over several square miles. "Birds are fun to watch and easy to attract at home by pro­ viding food, water and shelter,'* said EUis. "Many people use a variety of bird forders and seeds to attract birds, but it is even more beneficial to plant the types of vegetation that provide birds with a natural source of ' food, cover and nesting sites." . For example, the Southern magnolia provides excellent cover for songbirds, as well as providing fruit that is eaten by * woodpeckers, red-eyed vircos and others. The spring flowers * of a blooming Florida privet attract insects during spring migration, which in turn attract many warblers to the area. In addition, the small, dark fruit produced by the privet is con­ sumed by a number of bird species. The red tubular flowers of the coral honeysuckle vine produce the nectar needed by hummingbirds. For more ideas on how to Kindly RSVPorcall for Information it you are unable to attend. Please Call: 407-354-5987 Oviedo Continued from page IB I Friday's winners will meet 2 for the state championship on ^ Saturday at 7 p.m. Check the ^ FHSAA website at “ www.FHSAA.org for more !| information. *; To get to Legends Field, take ; 1-4 to 1-275 and go to the North Dale Mabry (US Highway 92), ; exit 23, and go right. Proceed north approximately 3 miles and Legends Field will be on your left. Oviedo is coached by Kevin Wainscott, who has led ihe Lions to a 46-17 record in two years as head coach. He is ably assisted by Rob Williams and Aaron McFarland. Members of the team are Kevin Cominsky, Matt Lopez, Brian Brooks, Justin Young, * Bridger Hunt, Colin Irvine, i Justin Stines, Barry Baxter, Bretll Murphy, Alex Milian, David -j Evans, Josh Wolf, Matt McCIung, Lenny Gomez, Alan ; Farina, Charles Parker, Michael Grayson, Jeremy Ketzner, Corey Bevis and Tim Johnson. �T h k S d q n o i x H ejlald Wedncwday, May 15.2002 P a g e 3 B Track C ontinued from page IB Zabel, a fourth in the 3,200 Meter Run; and Astrid C kssens, eighth in the 800 Meter Run. Oviedo also had a good meet, finishing 10th, with sophomore Lauren Austin finishing second in the 400 Meter Dash and freshman Jennifer Barringer finishing third in the 3,200. Junior ChequllU Jessie scored Sem inole's lone point, finishing eighth in the Shot P ut • The Seminole and O viedo boys paced the 4A boys, finishing 18th and 19th, respectively. Andre Raines was fourth in the 100 Meter Dash for the Tribe, while Josh Butler w as fifth in the 110 Meter H igh Hurdles and Jeremiah Stokes was seventh in the Discus, Howard Lingard did m ost of the damage for the Lions, finishing second in the High Jump and 15th in the Long Jump. Dillard Gould w as fifth in ’ the H igh Jump for Oviedo. Lake Brantley also'scored seven points in die meet, led by a 12th place finish from Jamel Oliver in the Long Jump. In th e 3 A h boys, Lyman w as the best, finishing 15th. Kevin Cook placed in tw o events for the Greyhounds, finishing fifth in the 1,600 Meter Run and fourth in the 3,200 Meter Run. 2002 FHSAA FLORIDA TRACK * FIELD FINALS at Coni Springs High School M a r t a * M ap t t m a CLASS 4A BOYS FINAL TEAM STANDINGS . 1. M u n i C tntraL 5433; 1 M iam i N o rth w w tem . 90; 3. S a n ta lu m , 39; * D r Phillip*. » . 3 DUtard. Z7JA M iam i Carol City. 26; 7. U n w o u n d , U: a (T it) Vwo Batch And M u n i Killian. 2 2 10. E m w . 2 0 3 4 11. )ohn L l o o n u d , 19; 1 1 (Tic) B o m A nd S o o th plantation. IS; 14. C o n i S o ttn g i, 1731; 13. C o n i R u t IT; 1 4 P rim S u c h U l n . lie 17. E d g c w U u .U i 14 ^ W ilo r i i . U ) 1 4 OrWdow H J ; 20. H b U n n .ll; I t . ( l i t ) O ck Ridgy, M irH n C o u n ty , M Um l N o tU n d , M an d arin , Tltuavlll*. P lan tatio n , B io o n ln g d U c . A nd South L U * . l f t 29. (H e) C o n i Cabfc* n d A m arican, 4 3 1 L ato. 4 32. Like S m il e y , 7. 3 3 G otem an. 4 3 , 34. (TW) W inter P u t , C y p ic n C lo ck , Spcnlch R im , W harton, M Um l B o th , en d Clearw ater, 4 4X (T it) Ely, M Um l Edison. R h ru v lo w (Sarasota). a n d D ouglaa, 3; 4 4 M lu n l S u n o c t 4 43. (Tic) Boyd A n d m o n , A popka. N o rth M iam i, A nd liilb b o to u g h , 3; 49. (lie ) R h rc rrlc w tR im v U w X M lu n l |a d ta o iv S t H tU n b u cg , A n d M Uml S o u th rld g t, 2; 53. Gibb*. I; 3 4 S t C loud, (X U INDIVIDUAL EVENT RESULTS (winiura plus Seminole County flnUhen) H ig h ) m p _ 1. Tony C o llln t 10, John L Leonard. 4-10; 2. ll o w u d U n g u d , 11, O viedo, 6-9; 5. D illard C o u ld . I I, O viedo, 4 4 P U t V ault . 1. Ion MitUr. 12. B feom lngdatr. 133. L o n g ] t u p . I. RonwO Sandy, 12. T ltuuiD c, 23-10:12 Jamal O U vu, 12 U k t B ran tley 2 1 -423,13 H ow ard U n g en L I t , O viedo. 2X4. T rip la J u m p _ 1. Jty d U n Miller, I I , M U m l Killian. 4 4 4 . D U c n t T lu o ic _ I. Mike Reed, 11, W io Beach, 177-4 7. ftre m U h Stoke*, 11, S em in o ir, 132-9. Shot M _ 1. Kyle K not 12 Mandann. 33-1173 . 1. DUUid -A ', 7 3 4 7 0 ( J u td Bey. 1 2 Robert BriefsC ontinued from page IB For registration brochures and information, contact camp direc­ tor Larry McCorUe at 407-320evening or download the appli­ Bradley, tt ; Mkhori DUt II; THetui James. 12fc 4 Like Brantley 'A', 403.12 (Kunal WW, 12 Andrew Ptouee, 12 Danny Sihibouth; Ad* Wlae.12). I l l M ttcr H ard in (High). 1. Benhawn Jackson, 12 MUml Central, 1417; 3. Joahua Butler. 12 Seminoir, 1472 14BMetre D oth_ 1. Travaruu* Bain, 12 MUml Northwestern. 10,74 4 Andie Raine*. 12 5emJno4e, I0S4 US* Meier Ran _ I. Kerin Hkk*. II, MUml Central 412 W. 4*1M Meter to te ? „1. Miami Carol City 'A*. 40# Meier Dash . I. ]email Torrance, 12 Evan*, 4494 MB Meter Hurdle* tlntemedlite) _ 1. Benhawn Jackson. 12 MUml Central 3401. IM Meter Ban _ 1. Paul Croat II, South Plantation, 130.19, MB Meier Deah _ I. Le+t Payne, 12 Serrialuca*. 1133. 1 » Meier R m .1 . D*nlrt Parker. 12 Boon*. 93149 4*409 hitter R alay. 1. Miami Central ' A‘, 3 1423 (Benhawn Jackson, 12 DanwO Jenkins, 12 Men In Miller; RrgU Richardson; Willie Peter, 11k * Seminole 'A', 3212* (Andie Raine*. 12 Brten Young, 12 Freddie Howard, Jr, II; Stevie Werrtn, Jr, 9 Ceorye Berriner, 11) CLASS 4A GIRLS FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. MUml Southrtdge, 100; 2 MUml Northweetem.721 Vrro Beech, 32 4 Pi bn Beach Lake*. » , 1 Lake Mery 33; 4 Oak Ridge. 19, 7. MUml Central 24 4 Ed W Ntr.-H 9. Hbihon, 22 14 Ovted* 19, 11. (He) Mandarin and MUml Killian. 14 I I Wharton, 12 14 (He) Slraiuhea Winter Park, and Gaitfirr, 1217. Miami Carol Chy: 1214 (He) Uveniew (RJvmrtew), South Lake, and Flanagan. 10! 2 t Lak* Brantley 4 ,72. (tUl Smith Dadr, Cooper O ly and Coral Str i p : 4 21 (Be) Coral Reel a n Boyd Andcntm. 7; 27. (He) Melbourne end Miramar, 4 29. (lit) Buchhoiz, S t Fttenburg, DUleid, Miami Edleon, Dr. lYiiWpe. and Martin County, 4 31 (tit) Edgewiler. Poindana. Boynton Beach Community, North MUml , Coleman, Boone, Lrto, TltuevtBe, and Miami NorUnd. 3; 44. (Ut) Fletcher. Palm Harbor Unirercity. Plant Qty. end Ely. 2 4*. (IU) n 1 ■ a I a WUiiaeillallh n ‘------- — I *■»■'■- ... — a FUVfT, •nu rVUBCTIle 1* INDIVIDUAL EVENT RESULTS (w lnnera pin# Seminole County (InUhera) High I m p _ I. Marqutta Speller, 12 MUml Klfflen, 3-4 2 Francmca Kenerbrock. 12 lake Mary 5-4 Taie V atdl. I . Dara Altman. 12 Ceilhrr. 11-4 Lang Jump _ I. faniu Ocma. 12 Ed While, 24423 Triple lam p _ I. Kendra Smith. 12 Whartmv 39-11A Dtecne Threw _ 1. Aker* Lathan, II, MUml Southrldgt, 134-2 Shat EM _ I. Aker* Lathan. 11, MUml Southrtdge, 46-4 4 ChequllU leieir, 11, Seminoir. 37-2 4*400 Meier Relay . 1 Miami Central 'A', 93036 (Katherine ItarrU, 14 Laqutaha low*, 4 Clnou Etkmne, II; ShakerU June*. tOk 4 Lake Mery 'A*. 44433 (Aetrtd r i m w i . 12 Megan William*. 12 JulteAmw Hilary 12 Katherine Booth, 10). 140 Merer Hurdle* (High) _ I PavleUe feme*. 9, MUml North weUrm. 1404 104 Meter Deck _ I. Jekavl* Patterson. 12 Wro Beach. 11.91; 4 AngrU Prvwey 10, lake Mary, 1221 1100 Meter Ban . I. AngrU Pichardo, 12 Shanahan. 50199; 3. lemlca Z ab elll. lake Mary, 30411. 4*100 Meter Relay . 1 MUml Southrtdge 'A'. 47.77; 4 Like Mary 'A’. 4441 (Kathryn Bowser, 11; AngrU Preeety, 10; Cham* Be!lrrino, lilt Aaha Nathan, TO; UKachtUr Wbodward, 9; Dana Brewer; 122 400 Meter Daah _ 1 Chertrite Cnrgg*, 12 MUml Northwestern. 34.00; 2. L a w n Austin. 10.Orledo.34l2 300 Meter Hntdlea (Low) _ 1 Martin* llallman, 10. MUml Southrtdge, 4104 •00 Meier l u _ I Lavm Monte, 14 Oak Ridge. 21234 4 Aatrtd Cleaecna. 12 Lake Mary, 21031. 20# Meier Daah _ I Jekerla Patterson, 12 Wro Beach, 2423; 4 AngrU Preeety, 14 lak e Mary, 2324 2200 Meter Ran . 1. Cathken Willy, 12 Flanagan, 144422 2 (mnifrr Barringer. 9, Oviedo, 112*91; 4 ftealca Zabri. 11, Lake Mary. 11:19*1 4*400 Meier Relay _ 1. MUml Souihridg. 'A'. 249 70 (Martina Hillman. 14 Shakyra Parrteh 14, KryaUl Troutman, II; Sheen* Juhneon, Ilk 4 Oviedo 'A', 23434 (Heidi Roger*. 14 MU Boykin. 12 Lauren cation form from the website at http://HOME.CFL.RR.C0M/S OCCERSCHOOL UCF BASKETBALL C A M PS The University of Central Florida/Kirk Speraw.Biskctljall. t - u u i p t v ) ) i lav 1u j U1U i £ l o u r a v » - sions this summer. .„ ,. A ustin, 1 4 Rachanda U n h ie k R 1 2 Tracy C m r , I I ; B rtlany B arter. 9k II. Sem inole 'A ', 403.29. (Jocelyn William*. 1 4 RonetU G o lln u n , II; FranecU B arn ett II; C kkethe C h r tr tU a 1 2 Faith H am p to n ; K ln trry n G unter). FRIDAY. MAY 14 2002 4*400 M ete r Relay _ I. G lade* C en tral 'A '. 3:1419 (Robert Vickers, 11; Joe W h ite s t 11; A R »rt D ukes. K>. S an h eu o IM m e s, 1 2 Dvncn rt* H edge*. 12k I t . Lake H owell ‘A‘. 3 2 7 3 3 (C hauncey Ware. 1 4 |o h n W illUms. 12 C h risto p h e r N arsesian. II; N lctw U * M artin, I I ; C orey Rem pink. 12 T lm oihy N il. 11). CLASS 3A BOYS FINAL TEAM STANDINGS CLASS 3A GIRLS HNAL TEAM STANDINGS I. C olum bia, 41; 2 F U g ln Talm Co**l. 36,3. (H r) Lakew ood (St. Pete), am i Glade* C e n tra l 34; 3 St Thom a* Aquina*. 3 4 6 Wood ham . 29; 7. Palm Bay. 2 2 7. Chile*. 23; 9. Lincoln. 2 4 9 D riir H ollin.. 2 4 11 (tie) Vangaurd (QraU), an d W a*hlngton (M Uml), 19; 1 2 (Hr) le ly . a n d L u g o . 16; 1 2 (tie) L ynun, and C harlotte, 1 4 17. (He) Rihaull. a n d Boca C lrg j. 1 2 19. K athleen. 123; 2 4 (He) Brilev lew, am i B ayride. 1 2 2 2 Booker. II; 2 2 (tte l Lake H ow ell. R utherford. R ldgrvlrw . am ] N o r th r u l (S i Prte), 1 4 27. (He) Pin* Forrrt. Satellite, an d BUke, 9 3 a (He) A ndrew Jackson. Fort Lauderdale, an d R ork lrd g e, 9; 3 1 A tlantic (D rlray Beach). 7; 34. (He) G alnetviD r, EacambU. South B row ard. AtUnUc (P ort O ran g rL and | up!ter. 6; 39. Godby, 3.3; 4 4 (Hr) I lame* City. IrU rn o n , W inter H aven, Neple*. an d Fort W alton Beach, 2 4 2 Barron Collier. 4 J 4 4 4 (He) C yprt** Lake. S e a b tw e , A atn e v au t IV rt St. Lucie, a n d W ashington, 4 SI. Eatetb, 3 3 ; 3 1 Leesburg, 3; 33. (He) N orth Fort M y tr* . an d M ilton, 2 3 2 (He) r i a n t an d Lean. 1 5; 57. (He) M itchell, Sickle*. lU IU n d alr. and Bishop Kenny. I. 1. St. Thoma* A quinas, 94 3 ; 2 C harlotte. 4 4 3. Chiles. 36; 4. O u r Lady O f Lourdes. 31; 2 A stro n a u t 23; 4 Flagler Palm C ourt. 24; 7. Pensacola. 23; 9. (He) Rickards, a n d Bishop Kenny. 21; 14 C hoctaw hatchee. 193; 11. (He) Clay, a n d L akew ood R anch. 1 2 13. (He) Lincoln. C entennial, an d G ainesville, 17,16 G lade* C e n tr a l 143; 17. (Hr) P la n t a n d Satellite, 1 2 19. R ibaull. 1 2 2 4 (He) W oodham . an d L rran to . II; 2 2 (Ha) Raines. Escam bia, Fort Lauderdale, a n d Roc H edge, 14 26. BUke, 9 ; 27. Eart Bay, 2 28. (Ha) Leesburg, a n d Lakew ood (S t Pete). 7; 3 4 (He) Largo, Boca R aton, lU IU n d alr, Booker, a n d N kurtU *. 2 3 3 (Ha) Godby. E itrro . and Lake G cbsm . 5; 3 2 (He) R utherford, N ova, W inter lU v en , N o rth M arten, P o rt S t Lucie, an d N aples, 4 44. (He) B randon, V angaurd (O caU ), Eart Lake, an d Pace. 3; 4 4 (He) A rm w ood. Easlstde, Seabreeze, a n d Leon. 2 3 2 Jefferson, 13. S3. (He) King, a n d R idgew ood, I. INDIVIDUAL EVENT RESULTS (wlnnen ptu* Seminole County (iniahen) H ig h lu m p _ I. DeW ayne lenkina. 12 Flagler Talm C oart, 6-14 P ole V au lt. 1. Shaw n Turk, 1 2 R utherford. 1 * 4 L ong J im p _ 1. Kevin M arion, I I , D talr I M im a, 23-3. Trip!* Ju m p _ 1. B randon M arshall. 12 Lake H ow ell. 49-673; 4. Ricardo Argro. 1 2 Lyman. 4 7 - 2 1 4 Kyle lU rrt*. 1 4 1 ym an. 43-4 DUcua T h ro w _ 1 . Steven O rtav len , II, Lely, 1 7 4 4 S h o t P et _ I. | r , Russell Tyson, 1 2 N ortheast, 3 7 -1 1 1 4*900 M eter Relay . 1. C o h u n b U ’A'. 7 3 1 7 3 (M arru* XUrshalL II; Phillip Daniel*. 1 2 R obert Cooper. 1 2 D usty Sm ith, 12* 110 M ater llu rd lr* (ilig h l _ 1. D rrm itio W lar. 1 2 L a k rw o o d . 1419 100 M eter D**k . 1. Fredrick Robinson. 1 2 CU de* CentraLIO 43 1.600 M eter R en „ I. Sam V a iq u ri, I t, Flagler Talm C oast, 409.44; 2 Kevin C ook. 1 2 Lyman. 4 1 9 7 2 4*100 M eter Relay _ I. G lade* C entral 'A ', 4139 (Tim othy Sim*. II; D n h a w n U WUtUms. 1 2 Fredrick Robinaon, 1 2 Joe W hitest. II). 400 M eter D ash _ I. Xavier C a r te l 1 4 Palm Bay, 4 4 9 4 300 M eter H urdle* (In te ra w d U te ) _ I. D rrm illo Wise, 1 2 Lakewood, 3742 HO M eter R un . I. Sam VXiquea. II. FU girr Palm C o w l 151 .4 4 200 M eter D ash _ 1. Xavier Carter. 1 4 Talm Bay, 21.44 2 2 0 0 M eter l u _ I. Steven Ita ssrn , I I , V angaurd (O raU ). 9 1 9 3 6 ; 4 Kevin Cook, 1 2 Lyman. 9 J S J 1 . see INDIVIDUAL EVENT RESULTS (wlnnen plus Seminole County Finisher*) H ig h (a m p _ 1. K wuny* Ferguson, 1 2 R ockhdge, 3 4 P o le V ault _ I. Sara Reave*, I I , A stro n a u t l t - 4 L o n g J Barp _ I. ( to n s ll te c h t 9, S t Thom as A quinaa, 19-123. T rip le ( a m p _ t. A lyce W illiams, 1 2 Flagler Palm C o a s t 40-33. D iscu s T h re w _ 1. Arvei Jam es. 1 2 C harlotte. 133-9 I t. Rachel H auza. 1 2 Lym an. 1006 S h o t P u t . 1. C hrista Jam es. 11.C harlotte, 41-93. 4*900 M eter R elay _ I. O u r Lady O F Lourdes ’A ', 9 3 1 3 9 (Ale* A rteaga. 9 Valeria R odriquez. 1 4 Kyla Salle*. 9 Start Infante, 1 2 fertnifer G om ez. 1 2 Patricia V aaqurz-Betlo, 12). I t * M ate r H a rd ie s (H igh) _ 1. Jenna U lrc h t 9, S t Thom a* A quinas, 1439. 100 M eter D a s h _ 1 Sanya Richard*. 1 2 5 L Thomas Aquinaa, JI M MOO M eter R an . I. C ortney H a4 14 Bishop Kenny. 503.94. is 100 M eter Relay _ 1 Si. Thoma* Aquinaa 'A', 4736 (P oland* Ingram, 12 Jenna lltecht 9 Rachel Tall, 12 Emmanueile Pierre-Jean, 12) 404 M eter D a a h . 1. Sanya Richards, 12 5 t Thom a* A quinas, 3231. 300 M ater H urdle* (Low ) _ 1. C o m m a Brown. I I , F o rt L auderdale, 4114 •0 0 M eter R u n . I. Z ita MagJoiie, 1 2 Thile*. 2 1 4 7 4 200 h4*ter D a a h . 1. Sanya Richard*. 1 2 S t T hom as A q u in as. 2191. 2 2 0 0 M ater R an _ 1. K aren Edm ond*. 1 2 P a y . 11:290$. 4*400 M eter R elay . 1. Rickard* 'A ', 351.77 ILorcat Snvilh, 1 4 Lartvaunta A rnold. 9 flan Jones, 1 2 M alika Clary. 122 graphical districts voted upon the All-America team and Leuchankci was one of three Player of the Year. players named to the learn from Tne member of the 2002 Florida Junior College's joining Junior College Kodak Women's teammates Tashia Moorhead All-America Team and Player of and Mandisha Stevenson from the Year are as follows: state-champion Gulf Coast * Yelena Leuchanka, Seminole Community College. Community College in Panama City, the school that knocked * Tashia Moorhead, Gulf SCC out of the playoffs in the Coast Community College. state semifinals and went on to * Mandisha Stevenson, Gulf finish third in the nation. Coast Community College. Kim Ortega, who local fans * Daphney Andre, Trinity ot to see in the SCC New Valley Community College, car's Tournament in 2000-01, Texas. was named the WBCA/ Kodak * Amlsha Carter, Midland Junior Collegc/Community Community College, Texas. The camps are open to players College Player of the Year after * Brandy Fowler, Louisburg ages 7-to-l7 and begin a19 a.m. College, North Carolina. leading Seward County and end a 4 p.m. daily. * Chinyere James, Tyler Junior Community College of Kansas Parents who are interested in to the National Championship. College, Texas. receiving more information or a Seward has now lost just three * Kim Ortega, Seward County camp brochure ^y mail can con*-,, games in three years. Community College, Kansas. lack assistant coach Craig Brown—" " Krystal Turner, Arizona a t4 0 7 -U 2 3 F W 0 8 .- ^ iCbmmunJry College. At. icjufckiU .i„ . Continued from poge IB 5 * Iman Young, Contra Costa College, California. Founded in 1981, the WBCA promotes women's basketball by unifying coaches at all levels to develop a reputable identity for the sport and to foster and promote the development of the game as an amateur sport for women and girls. For additional information about the WBCA, please visit its web site at www.wbca.org. Kodak recognizes the accom­ plishments otyoung athletes and the positive recognition they bring to their school by displaying their talents on the basketball floor. Kodak has sponsored the Kodak Women's All-America Basketball Team for 29 years. In addition to its sponsorship of the Kodak AllAmerica Team, the company is a worldwide sponsor of the Olympic Carnes. GOT YOUR HANDS FULL? CALL... 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A D . 2002. , EMBED Word Pica** ■ FViatrwnn® i w i n Sactataty ol Stale PubAartMay 1 2 .1 1 2 0 0 2 TM a im s ite m e * T he Seminole H erald Apr*. 2002. entered to C M Acton N a 01-C A 2 7 7 S 14-W, Crrcul Court ol toe E ifrteerth JudcU l O raat. to and tor Semtnoto C a r r y Ftortto. wbaren Wkfkar 9 T u tF n p a P A . aa Trutoaa. la toe BuhaaM a P leat* . tor the nam ed PtanWI. LASALLE NATIONAL BANK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORT­ GAGE SECURITIES VII. INC 8ERIES 1997 HUD2. a id JAMES R COOPER. JUDY LYNN MCNABB H r JUOY L. COOPER, a id a l unknown partMa ctarrmng by, Fvough. undw o r a g a n a toe above known to b e d ea d or iDva. wfwtwr or olhor darm anla. TENANT ( I indtor TENANT 42. Iba perte* Iraandad to account tor t i e peraon a pareona to poaaaaaton. ALAFAYA WOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOC* ATON. IN C. and AMSOUTH BANK, are Iba nam ed Delendanta. I. MARYANNE MORSE. O a k ol F a above w o o ed C ow l. wK aa4 to toe fc L, J , a wa - - -a a-----a a- i a a ----* - a « , iP y H l™*i ®^3air DE DOwtri, tor caab. a t ta la on May 30,2002. at 1190 a m . at toe Sam noto Couily Courtheuee. 301 North Park Avarua. SantonL Florida, at toe waM bora ■toot ot toe CourthouM. to accor149 031. •at torto to a o d Final Judgment at Foraotoaure akuaia to Sam nola Cow ry Ftonrto to-wrt LOT. 119. ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE L UNTT A ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED FI PLAT BOOK 31. PAGE 9 0 OF IN C PUBLIC RE COHOS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA The Sibaak. to aubordnaw to of Casa N o : 00377-02 AQ TO Rfchard Frankfci S m * . M Longwood, PL An AOMMSTRATTVE COMPLAINT Id m o b * y o u Ican sslt) and a lg M ty lot Manama and Fppabtaiwnf has boon SUdigFtaM you. Ybu have Fw (V d b> toque* a bearing p w a u a m o Secnone 120 M l and 120iS7 (1) and (7). Florida Stahaaa. by maNng a raquaat lot aam a to Era Florida Daparbnanl oI h a u n n e a . DMaton ol Legal Service*. 200 E. Qamaa S t. Taaabaaaaa. Flonda 323950333. l a raquaat lor hearing a not raca b ad by -haw 11.2002, Pis rlgbl to a bearing IruHjranc* C o n vniulontf wNI tfrtpoas ol Fas cauaa to aecordanca PubW i: May E 19 .2 2 .2 9 .2 0 0 2 M THE CM CUT COURT OP THE HOHTHNTH JUOtOAL ONCUTT M ANOFOR I COUNTY, CIVS. ACTION C a s e N s. 02-CAE4A-14 W WELLS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE, a r c FlKA NORWE9T MORTGAGE, INC, DONNA J. FLEURY.al a t. NOTICE OF ACTION TO OONNA J FLEURY LAST KNOWN ADORESS 200 S IM i Saaal *304 ” E adnN ia. Ml 4 M 2I ' • ' •" CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH UNOER. ANO AGAJNS T THE HERE­ IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN­ DANTS! WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE OEAD 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 VOU ARE NOTIFIED Fiat an Action to totactoa* a mortgage on Fra to* Knwny deecr b ed preparty n SEMI­ NOLE Cotnty. Flonda. LOT 20. THE COLONNAOE3. THIRD SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK IS. AT PAGE S3. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA h a t bean Nad a g a m t you and you are raqurad to t a n a a copy ot your .. ,w | l ■■ -*—*--------- - .^ a k M r|A J . . M —re— W mHWI OUfflHI P o l l JU M f* ■**•* Via Ural publication, it any. on Echevarria a A reocw ter, P A , PtoMITa attorney, wboaa addraaa la 2119 Corporate L ate Drive, S u la 30G Tonpa. Ftortoa 33S34. and Na Fw original web Fva Court eaher batata aarvea on Piem nra attomay* or a rm e d eUty Fwraatlar. offwfwtee. a dataua wd be entered agarw t you tor the ra ta l dem anded n Iba C om pton a paOPon Thte nooca th a t ba pubkihad once e a c h w eak tor two conaaculrva wr l U n t i e Sardord Herald WITNESS my band and Fra awN oI tora C o a l on Faa 30 day of Apr*. 2002 M aryam a M ona, dark Clark ot Fra CIRCUIT C o m B yC eceka V Ekem A aO epU yC U rt Ecbavanto lA u o c ra ta i. P A . P O Boa 79013, Tampa. FL 33922 9019 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH USABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N. PARK AVENUE. SANFORD FLORIDA 32771. TELE PHONE NUMBER (4071323-4330. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ING IF HEARINO IMPAIRED (TOO) 1300-955-9771. OR VOICE (V) t -900-9953770. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. Pubaab May 9. 19.2002 1C ORCUfT COURT m e IMHTCCNTH ♦OAL ORCUfT FI J FOR SEMINOLE AJHTY, FLORK3A 40. 01-CA-2779-14-W NATIONAL BANK AS FOR THE REGISTERED O f SALOMON S MORTGAGE ES VW, PIC, SERIES 9 R COOPER. JU O Y L W N 1SB IV’a JUOY L COOPER. -------- " —- a by. w d w or ag a n m 9 - M w r T ^ I d Datondanta. who a re net , to b e daad or aOno. __ TENANT a l uv i F2, Fia p a n * * eoi*4 ta t P » p e ia c n o t naaaaaiQtk ALAfAYA IEOWNERTS N. IN C . an d INK. D atondanta NOTICE O F CALC HEREBY GIVEN dial a Final J u d x w n l M atod Fra 30P1 day M ot Fie Property to Fia Ian t* Fra mort­ gage ow ned by Fia Defendant, AmaouFi Bank, lo Fia Ml aitora and to Fia ag g reg a te am ount ot aa •d ra w e e m ade o r to b a made by AmaouFi Bank purauent to F a tornia of aa linrtQwgw rerma FM p O th W Rec o d e Book 3999, P age 217, ot Fra P u b K R a c o rd t oI Sam nola County. Florida (Fie 'AmaouFi M ortgager The (utfctal aato n contkJ daebarga Fia tort of Fv* AmaouFi Mortgage wlvcb k i l aurvtva F a ta pr-ocaartngi and oontnua to ba a ■an ag a n al Fia au b tad Property I b a aala to haraby tu b |a a to Fra ban and payment ol Fia AmaouFi Mortgage. WITNESS my band and Fw official le a l ol File C ourt al Sanford. Soranoto C ow ty. Florida Fw X day ot Apt*. 2002. UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE SEMMOLE COUN­ TY COURT B y Mary S a ra * * Deputy O a k Barry J WWrar. J r . Eaqutra WALKER 1 TUOHOPE. P A 238 Mardend Avanua SoUh. Soto lit MOBand. Flortda 32751 Phona (407) 944-9939 F a r (407)944-9399 Putdeh: May 5 1 5 2002 F t THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EK3KT12NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ............M A N O FO R " • 5E 1MIOLE COUNTY FLORK3A C A M NO I « I K 4 » 1 14-0 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. STEVE MORGAN al aL ■ECONO AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pureuant u a Order tor an Amended F n al Summary Judgment ol ForackMua dated Apr! X . 2002. entered n C M G a te Numdar 2000CA-392-14-0 ol Fia O rcu t Court ol Fie E V aeenFi Judtotol Crrcua n and tor Sam nola Counfy. Florida f w on Fra 13 day ol Ju n e 2002. al I t X a m NOTAE BENE! D ie aala wd be bald al m e S am nola County Carrtbouae. X I North Pack Avanua. Sanford, Flortda The w d e w g ie d O a k w d odet tor ta li Fra baowing daaenbad real property. (S ea attached EiN M ’A t, logaFw trth a* etructuree. rmprovamanla. 9aluraa. appaancaa. and appurtanance* on a o d land a ut* d n con pmcaon Frarawen LOT 9. AMHERST. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 29. PAGES X ANO 40. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED Apnl X . 2002 MaryannE Mora* CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT By Mary Slroup* Deputy Clark tF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEOS ANY ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEED­ ING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO YOU. TO ME PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT THE SEMI HOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. (407)323-4330. WITHIN 2 WORK INO DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS DOCUMENT; IF YOU ARE HEARINO OR VOICE IMPAIRED. CALL 1-900-955-9771 CAROLYN S CRICHTON. ESQ Lewi*. Cnchion 9 C arla PO Boi 1119 YVnla Park. FL 32789 Publish May 9. 15.2002 I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Caa* N a 02-CA9I2-14 Division L HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK. INC . PUnt.tr vs TINA TERRY; JOHN M KENNEDY. ETAL. Detandanris) NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOHN M KENNEDY, UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f JOHN M KENNEDY. I f MARRIED, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREOTTORS. LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER OH AGAINST THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS Last known rasrdanca to 2909 Harrwa* Avanua, Santord. Florida 32773 Currant rasdanca to. UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to taraclose a mortgage on Fia taF L L egals Legals Legals NORTHEASTERLY AND HAVING AS ITS ELEMENTS A RADIUS OF 200 00 FEET. A CENTRAL ANGLE O f 07 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 41 SECONOS. A TANOCHT O f 12 S3 FEET. ANO A TANGENT BEARING OF SOUTH TO DEGREES 49 MIN­ UTES 19 SECONOS EAST. THENCE EASTERLY ALONO THC ARC O f SAID CURVE 2 5 2 3 FEET TO THE P R C O f A CURVE HAV­ ING AS ITS ELEMENTS A RADIUS O f 375 00 FEET ANO A CENTRAL ANGLE O f 04 DEGREES X MIN­ UTES 13 SECONOS. THENCE EASTERLY ALONO THE ARC O f SAID CURVE X X FEET, THENCE SOUTH X DEGREES 57 MINUTES I t SECONOS WEST. 434 99 FEET TO THE P094T OF BEOMNMO baa bean Nad agernel you and you are ratowad to earva a copy c4 yout «i hi oil uviwiHPff iwwi- JaJ mnm Iba Itrvl publication. 4 any. on Ecbavam a 9 Aaaociaiaa, P A . P tonM ti attorney, wboaa addmee la •111 Corporate Lake Drive, SON JOG Tbmpa Flonda 33934. and B a ton ongmaf w «i Fva Court aetwr b a to n aervreto on PtotFFTi attorney > |M M |^ n a tot Iba ratM dam andad In Camplalrt ot pFFbon. Tbto nonce tb a l ba pubSOrad one# each waak tot two conaaculrva ■■ — a - t a -a- - aa----A-----a r r,----. u n v n M w a rw in . WITNESS my band an d F n raw ot F w Coral on fe a X day of ApnE 2002 M ay anna Mora#, dark C U rt ol Fra CIRCUIT Court By C aca ka V- Ekam Aa Deputy CUrt Ecbavama SA aaodatoa P A , P.O. D ai 25018. Tampa FL 33922-S01S IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION AT X I H PARK AVENUE. CANFOKL FLOREJA 32771, TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)323-4330, NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ED) IP HEARING IMPAIRED. (TOO) 1-900-955-9771, OR VOICE (V) 1800955-8 770. VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE PubtUti May 9 .1 1 2 0 0 2 MM087 ACT. mg a apeewt accommortaton F o k l contact COURT AOMMSTRAYION. at Iba SEMINOLE County C oX houM at 407-895-4227.1-800•5 5 9 7 7 1 (TOO) a t 1 9 X F 9 5 9 7 7 G -.■A—, n , - u -4ei rru IrlB1rHjnO» rywHy- t l^ iJ im w PuMUbktoy 1 5 . » . 2002 MM 134 LOWING DESCRIBED PORTION OF LOT 7. SLOCK ■A", THAT PART O f LOT 7. BLOCK A BPRMO LAKE M U S . ACCOROMO TO THC PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCO M P U T BOOK IS. AT PAOEIS) 73 9 74, O f THC PUBLIC RECOROB O f ICM ftCLC COUFtTY. FLORIOA LYING BETWEEN THC EXSTEK) WESTERLY RK3HTOf-WAY UNE O f WYMORE ROAD ANO THC EASTERLY FACE O f THE EXI8RN0 MASONRY PWVA CY WALL. LOCATED ON THE EASTERLY PORTION OF BAD LOT 7 ANO BEMO MORI PARTICULAR­ LY O CSCncED AS FOLLOWS: T IC EASTERLY 2 00 FEET AS MEASURED PERPENDICULAR TO THC WESTERLY RMHT-OF-WAY UNE OF WYMORE ROAD. O f LOT 7. BLOCK *A*. SPRING LAKS HOLS. AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK 19 AT PAGESfS) 73 1 74, O f THC PUBLIC RECOROS O f CEMF N O U COUNTY. FLOROA. CON­ TAINING 202 SQUARE FEET MORE OR LESS. THC SKETCH FOR THIS DESCRIPTION IS BHOWN-CN SHEET T O f 17 O f THE RIGHT-OF-WAY MAP O f WYMORE ROAO. ALSO SENG DESCRIBED AS THAT PORTION O f LOT 7. H O C K 'A* SPRING LAKS HALS. AS RECOROEO F t P U T BOOK IS AT PAGE5(8 ) 7 1 9 74 O f THE PUBUC RECOROS O f SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA THAT WAS CONVEYED BY J O ffl E BOYER ANO ZOE. A BOYER. MS WIFE, TO SEMINOLE COUNTY FI THAT CER­ TAIN WARRANTY DEED RECORD­ ED M OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 4 2 X AT PAGE 851, O f THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS O f SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLOREJA SUBJECT TO A 14 FOOT P U T ­ TED EASEMENT AS PER SPR M G LAKE HALS AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK IS AT fW M H B 7 3 4 T4 O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO ANY OTHER EASEMENTS O f RECORO A K A l t d RoBngwaad Trad. Akemonu Soring*. FL 37714 WITNESS MY HANO end Fw eael ot te e Court on M eyS, 2002. egals lowing property Pi S am nola C a n t y Florida t o a d LOT 24. BLOCK 29. DREAMWOLD FOURTH SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 99, PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA baa b ean Mad agatnaf you and you are raq u rad to aanra a copy ol your wrtdan datanaaa. 4 any. to 4 on Mark D Breakstone Eaqutra. PtonUFa aitomay. wboaa addraaa to 1247 South Myrtle Avanua. Cla a aat a . FL 13759. Wrtbn Flirty dtya bom F a Ural data ot pubFcabon ol fn* notice, and Me Fia ongnal w4h Fia Clark ot Fva Court eritief b a to n eenrtce on Ptamtiire •nom ay a an m aatlaly ibaraabar; oFtanraaa a ( M e * atoi ba a m e n d aganal you tor Fia ralat MHiarKlw fl m* complaint WITNESS my band and Fia M d ol Fva Court on Apnl X . 2002 ISEAL) CLERK O f THE COURT BY Cacaka V Ekam Deputy CUrk Pubaab May 9. IS. 3002 19(4099 M THC CPCUIT COURT o p t h c (U H T U N T H JUOICIAL ORCUtT M AN O FO R CIMMOLC COUNTY. FLORKVA c m . ACTION C aaa No. 62-CA-944-14 G WELLS FARGO HOME MOflTGAOE. INC. FK/A NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC. HARRY M RODRIQUEZ, at at . MOT1CC OP ACTION TO HARRY M. ROORKXJE2 LAST KNOWN ADORESS 999 Congraaa Court Caaaotoatry. FL 32707 CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIM!NO BY. THROUOH. UNDER. ANO AGAINST THE HERE­ IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN­ DANTS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS­ ES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN nOORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED t u t an action to toradoaa a mortgage on Fra toF towrng daaertoed property n SEMI­ NOLE Coorly. Florida: LOT 1. SUMMCRHILL PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGE 50. O f THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA baa Dean Mad agonal you and you are im p en d to aarva a copy ol y o u wraton datanaaa wtfvn X daye a b a Fia lin t publication, if any, on E cbavam a S A aaodala*. P A . PtambfTa attomay. wboaa addraaa la S119 C orpom a Lake Drive S o la 300. Tam pa Flonda 33934. and Ma Fra ongnal wrrb Fva Court a a tw a t anm arta u ty Bureau or. oFurwraa. a d afau i m l b a anlarad agamai you lor Iba rakal dem anded In Iba Compteea a p a rt ion Tb« notrea a b a ba pubeahad onca each waak lor two conaaculrva weak* *i Fie Sanford Herald . WITNESS my hand and F<* ra*J ot ttva Court on Ihre f day ot May. 2002 Maryann* Mora* clerk Clerk ol Fie CIRCUIT Court By Cacaka V Ekam Aa Dapuly Clark Ecbavama AAaaocrate*. P A , P O Boa 2501b. Tam pa FL 33922 M IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION AT X I N PARK AVENUE. SANFORD, FLORIDA 12771, TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407>323~*3M. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) OAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ING IF HEARINO IMPAIRED. (TOO) 1 9 0 0 9 5 5 3 7 7 1 . OR VOICE (V) 1 900 9 5 5 9 7 7 0 . VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE Pubkab MayS. 15.2002 MM059 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANOFON SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOfbOA cm ACTION C aaa No. 03-CA-759-14 L U S BANK. N A . Plaeik*. va W IUUM C BARKER, al a l . Oalandanta NOTICE O f ACTION TO WILLIAM C BARKER LAST KNOWN ADORESS 1485 Sbadwea Circle HoMhrpw. FL 32748 CURRENTAOORES 3 UNKNOWN PHYLLIS E BARKER LAS T KNOWN ADORESS 1485 SboJweH Clrdu Hh Fvdw. FL 12748 CURRENT AOORESS UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING BY. THROUOH. UNOER. ANO AGAINST THE HERE­ IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN OANTIS) 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 AOORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED Fiat an action la toredoea a mortgage on Fra totlowing daaenbad property ai SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida LOT 21. EAST CAMDEN. AS RECORDED Iff PLAT BOOK X . PAGES 87. 88 ANO 89 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA. AND A PARCEL OF LAND BEING A PART O f TRACT A. SAID PLAT OF EAST CAMDEN. BEINO MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS FROM THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT X SAIO PLAT OF EAST CAMCEN. HUN SOUTH X DEGREES. 12 MINUTES 05 SECONDS WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE O f SAIO LOT X , 377 29 FEET, THENCE WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE O f SAID TRACT A. 1 in ii FEET, THENCE NORTH 41 DEGREES 39 MINUTES 07 SECONOS WEST. ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF SAIO TRACT A. 13 40 FEET 1 0 THE POINT OF BEGIN­ NING. THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 41 DEGREES 30 MINUTES 07 SECONDS WEST, 132 32 FEET: THENCE NORTH 48 DEGREES X MINUTES 53 SECONDS EAST. ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF LO T 2 1 SAID PLAT OF EAST CAM DEN, 393 78 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SHADWELL CIRCLE BEING ON A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE I F t THE ORCUrT COURT OP THC EIOHTEEN JUDICML ORCUTT Ft ANO FOR CUMNOLC COUNTY. i lorei > CASC HO. 920R-0440420-K F t RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: MIREYA VAZQUEZ MUNOZ. HUSBAND PATRICIO J MUNOZ. WIFE Huaband NOTICE O f ACTION M THC CCkCUTT COURT O f TH C1M I ju o tc tA L cncurt) M ANOFOR I COUNTY. C A M NO.! 93-CA-473-14-W AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC. PU kddd). va. GARFIELD H. SIMPSON. DAWN A SIMPSON: ANY UNKNOWN HEMS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. BY, THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST DONNA HACXWORTH Oeceekarl N FL DatornUnUt). T O GARFIELD H. SIMPSON and DAWN A SIMPSON. P. O Boa 522212. U ngw ooL FI 32752-2212 ANO ANY PARTIES UNKNOWN to Iruetaae. a t other d a a n a n ta by. Firaugb. under or agOnN OONNA HACKWORTH dacaaaad NOTICE O f ACTION YOU ARE NOTIFIED F a t an »c»on tor toractoacaa at mortgage on Fw toaowmg property- LM A MARKHAM PLACE. PWI Book 22. Pagee X and 31, Pubbc Racorde at SorNnota Counfy, FtorkU b aa bean Mad igavw t you and you are ra g d n d to eerva • copy c l your written d e te r i n to A 9 (try, on JOHN C. ENGLEHARDT. P A , 1S24 E. LMngMon 50 eel. Orlando. FtortcU 32803, PUrnMTe attomay. no m o n 9tan X doya In m Fw dMe at Fw M pubkeebon o t F n Nooca ol Acton an d Na Fw ortgawt weh Fw CU rt o! Milt Court iHfruf btiQfv m v tca on: ^a - r^ -e-f — - ** —- I — — ■ i B a i .a FrMllllIrl 1 9 1lOrTlCy, Of FieliROfwiaiy entered ogatiN y u tot F u relei dem anded In *w Complaint tor foractoaraa. WITNESS my band end eoaf at too Court an MAY 1 0 2 X 2 . MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT By. Ruffi King John C. EnffttwidL P A 1524 E Lrvmgaron Si Ortartto FtorkU 32803 Pubkah May 15, 22. 2002 MM1X THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THCnOHTONTH JU n C U L C M C U T M ANOFOR SUMNOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA cm ACTION C A M NO. 01-CA-2424-14 DIVISION K SUNTRUST MORTQAGE. INC TO PATRICIO J MUNOZ (i YOU ARE NOTIFIED f W an acton mvobnng Drvorca baa bean Ned •gainal you. and dial you are raryarad to aarva a espy ot y o u Reeponee ot p a a d n g to Fw f t t u n Upon Fra PaM iona'a attomay. John P Q u n o r r t. IV. E a n o a . « 1012 Bryan Straat. K m im m ea. Fkmda 14741 and N* to* orkjmeJ Raapune* or tHerOrq el Fie ortce cl rhe CUrt ot C acu t C ourt on or b a to n Fia 24Fi day o l May. A D . 2002 F you toeto do to . a Dalauk Judgamanl wd ba taken agam ai you tor F n n k a l u« trUaa, riwaeaan u osminooQ-a ci in* rviMion. Dated N Santord, Sarraroto CoukyFtortto. Fva IR h day ol Apnl. A D , 2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Nancy R Winter Pubkah. AprF 24.2002 and May 1, 9. 19. 2002 LL097 Ft t h c C F tc u rr c o u r t OP THC 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. FI AM) FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S IN O ; 01CA-254J-14-K FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION F.K/A FT MORTGAQE COMPANIES D B A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF VS WALTER N. ARLEDOE. IF UVFtO. ANO IF DEAD. THE LHKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMFvO AN FtTEREST I BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST WALTER N ARLEDOE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WALTER N. ARLEDOE. IF ANY. ROYAL ARMS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III. JOHN DOE end JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN 1ENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOAKT(S) NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uam to a Summary F n al Judgment ol Fometoaura 0*1er] May 4. 2002 antw ad n Curt C aaa No 01 CA 2582-14-K of Fia C atu a C o a l ol Fra IBTH Judicial Circuit Fi and tor SEMINOLE C a n ty . SANFORD. Flande. I w d eel to Pie hrghau and b a d Udder tor caab a Fia WEST FRONT DOOR ol *w SEMINOLE Comfy CourthouM kxaiad al X I NORTH PARK AVENUE to SAN­ FORD. Florida, al II X a m an Fw 11 day of June. 2002 Fw kdow ng d e le -b e d property aa Ml forth n a o d Summary F n al JudgmanL to- UNIT 538-22. ROYAL ARMS CON­ DOMINIUM. A CONDOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLARA­ TION OF CONDOMINIUM THERE O f. AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1490. PAOES 1594, O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AS AMENDED. TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST *4 THE COMMON ELEMENTS ANO LIMIT EO COMMON ELEMENTS DECLARED IN SAIO DECLARA­ TION OF CONDOMINIUM TO BE AN APPURTENANCE TO SAIO UNIT Del ad Fva 9 day o4 May. 2002 (CIRCU'T COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C U rt ol the Circuit Court By Mary Slroup* Deputy Clerk Pubkab a t THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR p l a in t if f X I S Unrvaraay Drive S u la 500 Piemeiwn, FL 33324 (9 5 4)2339X 0 01 808291FM)FTN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES MARC C BOWERS AKA MARC BOWERS. e tiL Oatonda 4(»). NOTICE OF FORE CLOCURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN prakuam lo o Fatal Judgment of Mortgage Forectaeure datod May 09,’ 2 X 2 and en u red n C at* NO Dir CA 2*2-4-14 at Fw Cecu* Court ot *w EKUtlEENTH JuiAtwl C m * « a i d tor 8CMMOLE C an ty . Ftondi wtwrem SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INO. U Fw PlanMI a id MARC C. BOWERS A KA MARC BOWERS. ALICIA BOWERS ArtCA ALICIA A BOWERS: ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER, ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS! WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS, DEVISEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LITTLE CREEK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C : ora Fw Detondart*. I # € m 4 to F u u g w k i and b a n bddet tor caab al WEST FRONT DQOR O f THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA a II 00AM. on Fw day at JUN I 3 2002 2 X 2 , Fw toFowrng d a ia tw d property ae n t torti In a o d Pawl Judgm ent LOT M . LITTLE CREEK PHASE IIB. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5 1. PAGE(S) 7 1 74. O f THE PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AiKA 2984 Ruvwrg Spring* Loop. Ovwdo. FL 32799 WITNESS MY HAND and the real tK F»» Court Wl MAY 0 9 2002 .2002 M ary an a Marta CUrt at Fw CaarK Court By Mary S troupe Deputy CUrt Echeverna SAaaocUU*. P A P O Boi 25018 Tbmpa Flonda 31822 5018 F010I0802 " S e e American* wnh Drtabiiaw* Act H you ara a peraon arm a rtaabaty who rweda accommodation n order to parbapeU in Fva procaedng. you am erbflerl el no coal to you. tot Fw proviaron ol cartarn aaaratanc*. i-Wai* contact Coral Adnwntrinon a X I N Park A varua Santord. Flonda 32771. UUphorw numbar (407)985-4227. within 2 working day* ol your receipt aI Fee docu­ ment, F hearng e n p a n d , (TOO) I8X 9559771 Pub4m May t l 22.2002 MM 132 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT M ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA c m ACTION CASE NG 01-CA-1441 01VISION 14-K CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, JOHN E BOYER. •( *1. DotondanKO NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauant lo a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foractoaure d eu d May X . 20G2 and an u rad n C at* NO 01CA2441 ol Fw Cacue Court of fw EIGHTEENTH Jurtcwf Ckcue ai and lor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda wfwrem CHASE MANHATTAN MORTQAGE CORPORATION. ■*Fw PlAnbfl and JOHN E BOYER. ZOE A BOYER a * Fw D atm danu. I *41 m F to Fw legw al and b ad b irtu r lot c a m al WEST FRONT DOOR O f THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE, SANFORD FLORIOA al IIX A M . on Fw 13 day ol Aaw. 2X 2 . Fw kdow ng d aa o tw d preper ry a t rat tortb n aato Fnal Judgmani LOT 7. BLOCK A SPRING LAKE HILLS. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGEISI 73 9 74. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA LESS ANO EXCEPT THE FOl C U rt ol Fw C k o d C o a l By Mary Stnk4» Dapuly CUrt Ecbavama LAaaocweaa, P A P.O. Boa 25011 Tam pa Ftondi 33822-6011 F01009789 - S a a Amarkana wOi OUabM aa Ad E you era ■ panon ad h a cfaabBy who neede eooommaMdon to o td a to perttopete to FVe proceedtog y a j era erttoed a no a w l to you. fc* Ew provienn at certain eaeleten ca Pteeee oortect Court A rtiM en E o n el X I N. P ert Avervje. SerFonL FTonde 32771. Utoptione numbar (4 0 7 )9 9 5 4 X 7 , wkbto 2 working day* at your raoalpl ot Eda dotumanL E hearing knpaked. (TOO) 1ax -9 8 5 9 7 7 1 . Piddeh. May 11 a . 2002 UM131 E4 T H t CMCUT COURT FOR ■M M O LS COUNTY, PROBATE DIVISION CASE NG 02-471-CP W RE: THE ESTATE O f ARTHUR WILLIAM UNOSLEY aV .W A U A M ARTHUR LJNOSUEY DacMMd. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS h a v in g c u u e t s ON H U M M M U -----THE ABOVE ESTATE. YOw are Paetton to to die ae ta ta of ARTHUR WALIAM UNOSLEY a V e WILLIAM ARTHUR UNOSLEY, deteaead. Fla Number 02-471-CP. by f w C acut Court a t SerrvnaU County. Ftonda ProbeU DMaton. Ew a t o m * al which to P o rt ORca Drawer C. Santord. Ftonda 32771, Ewl Fw taM caab vaiua a t Ew aabEa to K X aa Fw only aaaal at Fw oecMoem. ■ n t o p cso en ri nopio* t t ttf l known i k Lot 14 ol Raplat at Lola S2 Fiorugh 73 ol QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH SECOND REPU T ADOITION TO CASSELBERRY, accofdtog to ptol Fwraol aa recorded to PM Boob 13, Pago 91 ol Fw Pubic R acordt ot Sam noU Ccudy-Ftonda The rwmea a id addreaaes a l tocee to who F ha* d atcandad ara: Cacd Gan* LndiUy PO . Boa 289 Longwood. FL 327S0 Al parkon* ara ragurad lo BU wto Itw d a r t olaard court. WITHIN 3 CALENDAR MONTHS FROM THE TIME O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE X In Fw form by So coon 733703 ot to* Ftonda Slatutoi a i d Rule 5 490 ot toe Ftortto RUee 04 P robefa en d O uenbaneN p Procedure ALL CLAMS ANO DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED PiAdcafton of F ie Nooca hae begin on May 13.2002 WiMam H. Mormon, E iquva Ftonda Bar ■ 143X3 BALDWIN 9 MORRISON, P A 7 1 X South Highway 17 92 F a n P art. Ftonda 32730 Tetoptiorw: 407534-1424 Attorney tor Pereorwl TUpraeamatha Pubkah May 15 X . 2 X 2 MM129 El THE CEtCMT COURT FOR S E IN N O il COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DhrtSION Flta N a PR 91-1001 IN RE ESTATE OF RUSSELL L OEVAUGHN. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tito krtrm airM an ol Fw aatkU of RUSSELL L. OEVAUGHN. dacaaaad. FU Numbat PR 01-1002. la p a n to g n Fw C kctd C a u l tot Sam noU County. Ftonda Probate DMaton, toe k d d rm cl wtveh la Pod Office Boa 8099. Santord. Ftortto 32772 8099 Tha n im a a and addraaaaa ol Fw pattotw l rapratentaffva end Fw parkrawl mpraaonta- nckxkng unmatorad. connngani a ia*qu*t*iad d ie n a on whom e copy at tow noace w raivad muat Na the* c la im w lb Fva cow l WITHIN THE U T E R OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ad other cradtore ot Fw decadent and pan o n * having claims or demand* ag o m l dacadanfa a * u u . nctortng iivnaturadl corwngant or c la im win FU* court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol V*l pubkeatton ol tow Nooca ■* May 1 5 2002 MICHAEL DEVAUGHN P en cn al RepraaanuFva 1209 Magnoaa Avarua Lic a l s g lo o t. In t w 0M at Tto"*IG1 - 0 -« 9 4 > ? 5 oAA “ 1 Carat to t F I c r td lB a N a 117170 MATCER 9 HARBERT. P A O rtaida FL J TbUpbonr. (407)429-90441 fAK.(407)423-X 19 PvbM iM ry 1 5 22. 2008 MM127 H TW ORCUFT COURT rwr aa tw AXnwy QgwnF or e Nrartoar Q2-IM-CP, li p a n d k w to tw Ckcue Court tor t n d a Couffy iFiorlda. tf tl.U S G . | ol wterto to X I NorttPok NgN rtT L M g e t b to rtN to a ry at 32771O M d ■ f t paBton e d b t w C tort a t Fw ct Me nadee la w iN d t ctoerw w*b M l court WTTHM THE U TER O f 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f TTBS NOTICE OR X OATS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE O f A COPY O f THH NOTICE ON THEM. Al o tw r c r a t e r * a t Fw ctoffrw wWi M e court WTTHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FMST PUBLICATION O f TH S NOTICE. A U C U 9 4 S NOT SO FKEO WEL ■C FOREVER BARRED. The daw a t N et pubAcedon ol f i e NoOto 0 M ly 1 5 2 X 2 . 192STkrber (M a y Road CokradF Sprtnga CO S0E1S A9onwy Ftortto 3 3 X 1 wtbto tarty (30) rtoye of t w M p u e c r t i i of r e t no*ca ol Ew t r t rOwf M t o w Fdton or rec efpf a t db act a rtto n n a E c a ahfchwret It e e r t a The p tB ton N w i be el|tw d by t w ■ •f* w a re end •w ent of Fw p aa tan eF i rV F. M e. or M m g b lS ^ iW L M e r MOOLE DtSTTlCT OF PLDRXA P ubeatM ey 1 5 22,2*. 2002 MM123 (f ato B w e ) ATES O f AMERICA UNTTED STATES « DARRELL W EDAM i N O nC S O f Noace to hereby d m I J o d R Sharp, > . Ftortto B a N a 072*99 B ek a 9 1to ll l F ir LLP 112 a 3X0241112 TMepbona: (407)949-4X 0 PubBNUAay 1 5 2 2 ,2 0 0 2 MMI2S M THE CBXUTT COURT POR M RE: ESTATE OF JOHN E. MUUJN. NOT1CS TO CREDITORS The krtTWegranm ol Fw aaUk JOHN E. MUUJN. i Maitoar , It pandkig In Fw Cowl tor BemkioU nbwto Courdy, I Ebenh fYkJw) n■■ T JW ate *» UlMMQfla wbtob I t X I N. P a r t Avanua. Santord. FL. 32771 Tha rwmaa and id d raea ol Fw P tn o rw l oVwr p an o rw having cUmw or n d u d n g la rm O ia d . ou to ngenl or ladqMdalad ctotow,« o b ta n a copy ol tow no9ca la to v a d n u a i Me Fwff ctokne wan to n C o m WTTHM THE U T E R O f THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FW JT PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) OAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f TH S NOTICE ON THEM. AS otfwt ctadbora al Sw ttooatort or n eetoto, Inck-JL ^ iw rw n m rl. aon9n g a t at laRgWrtM d dtoffna muat tw e ctoerw w*b M i Court WTTHM THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f T H S NOTICE. ALL C U M S NOT SO FEED W U . BE FOREVER BARRED. THERESA EBERSOLE ROBERT K. MONTOSH. ESQUIRE Ftortto B a N a 3T9302 STEMSTROM, MclNTOSM, COL BERT. VW0OHAM 9 EMMONS. P A Poet OAtoe Bee 4941 SaFotd, FL 32772-4848 Tetoptiorw: 407022-2171 Aaorney tor P e rto n a Repraaentaive Pubkab: May 1 5 2 2 .2 X 2 MM123 UttfTEO STATES D4BTRKT COUNT C eee H a 9 0 2 -c e 4 U -0 v l-t2 * R * UNITED STATES O f AMERICA S 1 9 1 .9 X X IN U S CURRENCY, NOTICE O f ACTION M REM ANO ARREST RUe (CM4) lor Certain Attorney and MerWnw Ctotow a t Fw f e d n f KrUe at CMt Procedure, end Local Admaeffy Ruto 7 03(d), nonce U hereby given a t to* err**) at Fw •Cove nam ed defendant property. In •ooordanew weh a Summon* end Wenent at Arreet | q Rem leeued on Mey 2.2002 P m u a d to 11 U S C . 1993(eX4). ■erd property O w l Me • venbed d a m eeeemng eucb p erton’* i t * • t l to Fw property n • m alar Ml tortb to Fw Suppkwrwnui RrJet ol Certain Admrreity and Menbnw Clam* at to* fed eral Rule at CMt Procedure tn ffm Flirty (X ) day* tfW r(1) eentew ol Fw com ptart; a t (2) t w kntf dele at pubecaeon. ot p u riuert to Ruto C(8Xf XIXB| a t tw S u pptenw nta RuUe of C ertan Artmtaty end Menbnw C te m a w*bto eucb e d rtto n a km# e e Fw Court twenty (20) day* etwr tw 88ng at Fw derm wOi t w Offica a t Fw CUrt. UnrUd S later DUtnrt Court. 3 X United Sir tee Courtbouaa. M North Hughey Avanua. Orlando. Ftonda 32X1 Datod to O rto tto . Ftortto, tow 2nd day ol May. 2002. PAUL l PEREZ By Anrla M. Cream A u w U rt llrvted Statae ADorrwy Ftortto B a No 99369 X I Federal Burtdng M North Hughey Avanua Orlando Flonda 32801 (407)6457 S X (407)9457943 • Pubkah May 1 5 X , X . 2002 MM124 UHTTEO STATES DISTRICT COURT M OOLI DtSTMCT O f FLORIOA OALANOO DtVIStON Ca m N a l:0 1 -cM 5 O rt-l* O A B (FartoM un) UNITED STATES O f AMERICA v. DAVIO WILLIAMS no ' ‘ 29, 2001,1, ito Ew c K Crtnffwf H a 9 0 I-C M 5 O 5 2 IK R S . DUtrtct Court tor DtobM el Flertdb e n to n d • Pretonlrwry Ontor tor tw tortofhaa ot 4) Approetnetofy 948.4(9 to ctwh. 9) Bettoto Mortof 9040 ewNwukairwBc ptoHL S o to l N a 047S4QMC. ModM A8-10 Emm P'WOi, 9«TMl p*o. A0397S9, and amrikaMon. lllS m tti a n d W eeton. Aaw e y *. EE i - “ * - Na I TTw Unftod I noece al li totonton to d e p e e a o l VM to r ta M p r o p iifts In •ucli iru rvGeneral o r 9 In eotnttoenoe at 21 U .S G | 163. any pereon having c t ttobnfng e togto rtghL M a or M etoN to an y al Fw tkaranwtwarwd pup in to F m a t Me e p atb o n web t w CU rt c t tha Ltaltod Statoa DWtod Court, Ortondo DMaton. 3 X Padarat to rten g . eo ■ hUM ‘ 1 Avanua. Orianoo. Ftortto 3 2X 1 WOWI FUrty (30) day* of Fw krwf pubacafton o t Fva nonce ol Fw ertmewi Into lu re action of a^^kmlaU ■ wCePips aeS os -*r — -* cn n p ci MMWttUwaa. ——— 1——. aw nH sH i1 n O u C to , ■ n c n n w ■ M n ti. Tha pattoon o w l ba Ognad by Fw padfcitwt undw powtoy a t par>jry aiw n t at Fw pattoanaFi rtghL toto. ot i w i n fi in s u n M u propsny, via •m e a i d r f f r i m w r x n at t w p t 5 korwr-1 acquwaon ot Fw rtfF . M e ot nm w m n w wjnmmQ propwry, any > .nnnik|i la d a eupDcrtira i n of#* ■ o n a fi ctokn, and Fw rtk tt kougN. U N fTID STATES MARSHALS SERVICE m o o l e otsTR xrr o f f l d r e m Pubkah May i s , X . 2 9 , 2 X 2 MM1X_________________________ M IN E COUNTY COUNT O f THE DGffTlEKTH JUOtCUU. CMCUTT, M AND PON EtM N O LE COUNTY, FLONDA CASE NOl 97-M S5CC-20-R SW EETW ATER OAKS HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. MC., • not ta t profit Ftortto WENOY 0 GERENA AND HER UNKNOWN SPOUSE. NOTICE OF a a i a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Fwf o r Fw eai day of June 2002 at 11:X a m . N W eal Front Door oI Ew S am noU County Courtbouaa. Fw w idanignad Ctort e « o*ar tot u l a t w tokMdng rtoaettoad real proparty Lot 13, Block B, SwwatwaHw Oak* Section a According To TTw PM Thereof, m Recorded In p u t Book 17. P eg* 59 And X , Pubfto Record* Ot Swntooto County. Ftortto logedwt web M M u d u rea knprevarn en u , k ituree. eppfUncae. en d ■ppurtaw ncae on t o d lend a t ueed TTw eto teea d te le wE b e m ade pureuent to • Summary Final Judgnw rt enefted to Crv4 No. 973895C C -20-R pending to the County Court aI m e Eighteenth Ju rtcwf C k cu t In a id tot Setranofe County FiohdE. DATED t i e 3 dey ot Mey 1002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE COUNTY COURT B y M ay S hot** Deputy C U rt N you ere e perton web • rkeebdty who need* any accommodation to o r d a la pertetpeto to Erie proewodtog. you ere enM id. N no oaW to you. to Fw p tc u o a n at carton aeaete n ca P U a ta contact Court Adminrclration at X I N. P e r t Avanua. Su*a N X 1. Sanford. FL 32771 (X T) 9 9 5 4 X 7 w«wi 2 w ort tog day* at your re c a ll of te a none*. F you ara baanng of vorca m p a n d . ca t 1 8X 955F771 HARRY W. CARLS. E S Q . Taylor t Carta. P A , 850 C o n co w te Parkway South. Sue* I X . Maatond. Ftortto 32751 PutrU tuM ry 1 5 2 2 .2 0 0 2 MM119 P u b ic auction to b a hold U SOI am. on Fw day(i) epwdUd batow. M Fw Nora door of AFwn * Towrng toe Located al 2499 OM Lake Mary Rd Sue# 134. Santord. FL tot Fw pur poaa ol rtapoaaig oI Fw toftowaig Fat tortbot ntom waon ptoee* ca t (407)321 2949 (1) Yaw 19 VIM IGCWR14W3KD320738 la s m (2) Y a a 1962Mena Chevy V IM IGTCW90K3CR501444 Pubeeb: May 15 2002 net of roRFErrum t �T L ecals ■ rn a c n c u n Lecals pubac aMa. to Bm iRdmal and b M tor e a * v m Bm W M Bow a t Bm iBBiBiola County cotod at 101 North Park A ra n a . Srotord. Ftortda. m 1140 o'clock a m ., on J u m 4 1 0 0 3 . DMad M Sardord, Ftonda BBa (Bi day o tU o y X « . C A M W ftW W W a i 14K THE CmnNAMCUL MORTGAGE COMPANY, MC. MV1 ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY (E F M C U , M C *V» FORD CONSUMER FMANC*. COMPANY T O tM E WYANT. BEVERLY ■RYANT, and any i r i m a hafei. NOTICE I* r u n t y gfvra kml km unBiratohkd C N rt of f t* a m * C a u l o* S am lnM County, F W d a « • cn * w 11 day a t A n , 2003* tiflO ofctoc* AM * »m W e * tram at N Samkmi* County ‘ I h Sartavd, Ftortda. odar tor aala an d aa* M puMc o u cry t> r id M|RaM and Baal I t t l a t lor aaalL B u k d tn a k v d a u iM y n p a n y a a u ate h B e n ln d e C aw ay M e h te Comm ence al km BouBramMoocimt B t t L MBCk4, SANFORD FARMS, aa n eoadad to PM Book t, Pagaa 117 Bueugn i n a t km PuBAc Hu e r t a o t g amkicl* C outty, F M d a ; t u t tm ne* Eaat 131 J i M to tm VYa* an* of km Eaat 163 Nat o< aaM Lot • ; tun Bianca N ot* 411.41 to o t tun Bianca North 0B-3 B87-W »a> 3a.10 loot to a Ina •V*h® 110 toot SojBmrty ot I p a rtia l Bia N o t* In a ot aatd Lot fl and Bin Point ot BofpMng; run Bianca BouBi T r a iA l- M a a t atang aato Ina 11441 toot to Bio Eaat In a ot B * M M along aaM In a 114 41 toat to t * Eaat h a a t t « M M IIS toat ot aaM Lot t tun Bianca North oo-onor Waal H I M toot to am atoMoatd Norti h a c t Lot B; tu i Bianco North 7T 4 E 4 T Eaat along North h a IB. 77 to a t nm Bunco Souki 0 0 -3 4 5 7 -Earn 110 22 la * to Bm Potot ot Beginning B a^ n at Bm SouBnmat c a m * ot Lot • . Mock 4. SANFORO FARMS, a a raeo rtad In P M B out 1. Pagaa 117 B rough I I S ot Bm P ubic ' a t B a n h o to County. I h a a t a d d ot Lot a. a d a m a ot 1 3 1 4 8 tool to Bm M M b m ot h a ot BM E M 113 toat ot tto d Lot I ; tun Bianca North OOXC2B-. along aatd W M h a 411.41 to a t r u t Bunco MorBi O B -JT Sr Waal M . 10 toot; tun Bianca BouBl TT4ZVT WaaL 110 toat Boudmrty a t a p a rtia l oati Bm NotBi h a ot aaM Lot I , a datonca ot 11440 tool to Bm E M h a ot Bm W M IIS toat at aaM Lot k tu i Bianca North CWOTOr WaaL Mong aaM E M Km H I M toat to Bm atwoaaM North h a ot Lot 0, nai Bianca BoUh 71*4747 WaaL along aaM N orti h a 11410 toat to Bm SOUBI 00*047(7 Eaat. along aaM W M h a N » §1 toat to Bm P o r t ot B a p n a g la a a Bm W M B 7 .ll toal of aaM U 4 4 purtuorH to Bm Final Judgm ent ataatad t i a caaa pan d n g n aaM Co u l Bm alyla ol otach la n a c a la d WITNESS my hand and oMctol aoal ot aaM C o u t Baa 1 day ot May. KXH. j j w u a n a • **■** a rth a iBnM Ra «*•> to parttaipara to‘ k * '£ J S m d 1 big. you ara m M ad, at no C M to you. to Bm provMmn ot oortaai le an tanoa. Ptoaaa contact C o u t a rtn rta Bator. 301 N Parti A n n u a. S um N 30I, Bantord. Florida 31771. (4071313-4330 art. 4377. withai 1 worting daya ot y o u raoerpt ot Bta no h a ot loractoaua aala. B you ara haartng mparrad. c a l 1 4 0 0 9 5 4 1771; B you ata votea knpeead. ca l 1400-9844770 Maryann* Moraa CLERK OP THE CWCUT COURT By; Mary Skoum Daputy Clark ICOURT SEAL) ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Sandra A M anual Buttor A Hoach, P A 3183 8 . C am ay M . 81* E Orlando. Florid* 33B11 (407)391-8300 Pubiah: May 1 4 33.3003 MM130 M THE CStCUT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUfT M AND FOR •EMNOLE COUNTY. FLOWOA CASE N a 0 4 C A 4 9 4 -1 4 G LASALLE NATIONAL BANK. AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOUNO AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED 6(1/98. SERIES 1998-2 CHRISTOPHER JOHN OARMANJIAN and AUDREY BETH QARMANAAN; and ■■ vaiknoan partiaa daaning by. Brough, undar or IAARYAIM MORSE. CLERK Ctotk ot Bm CkeUI C o al B y O orahy W Bdton Deputy Ctoik Dcuttoo C. Zahm. P A 1 M X U 8 H w y 1 9 N , #300 Claara mar. FL 33784 (777)838-4811 phona / (727)53910*4 h a a _ - _ _ m— ■■■■Mi i l l a ■ - - » nB P B * puDflin t c RasmnoB* M vrin » t ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICAN OtSAMJTIES ACT, A PERSON I t NEED OF A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICI­ PATE Bt TWS PROCEEDING OR TO ACCESS A COURT SERVICE. PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY SHALL. WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME PRIOR TO ANY PROCEEDING OR NEED TO ACCESS A SERVICE. PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY. COURT THE AOMEdSWWnON OFFICE OF THE COURT. 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORO. FLORIDA 33771, TELEPHONE (107)3224X 0 OR 14 0 0 4 8 4 4 7 7 1 (ThO), Of 14001884770 (V). VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. . Putdah May 1 4 33.3003 MM131 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ALTAMONTE TOWBAO, M C U N C L A M O VtMCLS AUCTION 117 M A fK R ST.. ALTAMONTE 8P R M 08. FL SALE BEGINS AT 1000 AM. SOLO AS IS. NO WARRANTY, MO TITLE. S O U R RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BO S PURSUANT TO F A 713.7* 9- 11-39*2 IM S CHEVY latA W ItX IFOISSOO t 1BB1 CA04LAC IOSCO 13B0M43344S9 IM S TOYOTA JT2SV22WAJ01 38709 1M 7 NISSAN JNIPB35SXHU006S18 1984DOOGE 1B7F014WES3425S4 PHONE* 407-3380700 Pubtotc May IS. IOCS pu au an t to ch 713518(1) S 4 0 S 1 4 I ii ta l m 9 r a c «v*ry rap tm * o r* 1 o tnay m l aa* tm M ad a u o a tohnyv M bkfctor aubfad to any tom , nat ptocaada dapoaAad wfetark ot court par 711814. owtmt/kanholdara nght to a haartng par 713818(1) (S O I u.; to port bond pa r 881117 l a.; oaamt may tadaam vahteto tor caah t u n ot Ian ; a t auebona haM a/raaarva; napacl la k prior 4 lottor M y : caah or coahmr (hock; 18% prt (303)507 9*70 sal* dal* 09-20M 8 1 0 0 0 am . a 8408 NW 38 Si Sto 111 Mtomt FL 33ISS AB 0000431 Joal Langbaum Au 0000381. 1SEM7988 Ian and 1 384747 1M4 YAMAHA MC m l JYA4LEEQ3RA00I191 rag CUNT ON WIGGINS Ot 874 ORANGE DR 174 .ALTAMONTE SPRING c u t CUNT WIGGINS <4 1117 GALE ST APOP­ KA l h FIRST UMON NATL BANK OF F lo t P 0 BOX 48013 JACK­ SONVILLE la n o r FULL SPECTRUM n r n r m «rw a n n u m M A w unrir COURT LCNGWOOO phorm-407 2059183 P u tM tM ay IS. 3003 MM 100 PUM JC AUCTION PuM e aucoon to b a haM « 1700 p m. on lm M di d w a t kMY 3003 At Bm kon td o o r ot Bantord Towng and R acow ry tocalad at 1833 C ouiky Club R d , Srotord. Fl 31771, tor Bm putpoaa ot dapoaatg ot Bm to h a h g vatteto. YEAR 1MB MAKECHEV V Btt 1 0 IJE97PXQ7185436 Pubic auction to ba haM at 1700 p m . on Bm l l a l day a t MAY 1001 Al Bm kora door ot Barlotd Toung and R acarary tocalad at 3823 C oum y Club R d , Santotd, Fl 31771, tor Bm purpoaa ot d ap o a n g ot Bm YEAR 1B90 MAKE MITSUBISHI VBM 4A3CS44R0LE01833I TEAR 1*00 MAKE MA70A VBM JM3UFIII70M8383B P utae a u o o n b ba haM at 1300 p m . on Bm 3rd day a t J U M 3003 Al Bm' Port door at Santotd Toning and Racovary tocalad a) 3833 C ounty CkAi Rd.. Santotd. Fl 33771. tor Bm p u p o aa ot dtopoamg ot Bm YEAR I MB MAKE FORD VMI 1FABPS847JA3901S1 YEAR 1*64 MAKE BLACK VBM 1G4AB80R6EW488373 Pubic auction to ba haM al 13 00 p m. on Bm Mh day a t J U M 1003 Al tm Irani door aI SarJord Toning and Racovary tocalad al 3833 Coum y C M R d . Santotd. Fl 33771. tor Bm p u poaa ot dupoamg ot Bm to accapt ot ia)art any * id a* H d a Putdah: May 18,3003 MM103 WOtMotca maatotga aa daamad nacaaaanr tor DATE. May 17,3003 TIME; 11 Noon LOCATION; W CFO Rcn 1101 Laa R o ad Sto 170 WTO* Park a 33780 PURPOSE: Tb dtocuaa tim sa n ot 4 _ “ * ■* m- . . . . . ran.....u *kj TTorKjQfai Vrinrai f c n o i, an— a------ ^ _ iij _ j.■_— . wtui nfllirWiCI IO fTOfRWjrCM1 Davatapmant iaauaa For FuBmr IntoramSon. Coraact Gary J. Eart. Eaacuava Daactor 1*4 4k *» —-—a ftonda ran ■■ worwiyoc L#ntni 1101 Laa Road. Sto. 170 W bB* Path FL 3T7M (407)741 4388 Putdah May 1 4 3001 K MM103 WorMorca cradtora, Buataaa. apouaaa. or okmr daatmnta: TENANT a l a n d or TENANT 17*. Bm partma aaandad to accown to* Bm paraon or paraona n po aaaaaun. WINDING HOLLOW HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC; FIRST USA BANK. N A IrV* FCC NATIONAL BANK NOTICE OF SALE Nooca la haraby gtvan But. puauant to Bm Amandad Fatal Judgrnanl ct F aactoaura da. ad May 3. 3003 n Baa causa. I a t l aa* Bm property s4 uatad n SEMINOLE Cowky. Ftonda LOT as. WINDING HOLLOW. UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAGE 15 84 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIDA t V i 614 ranbarmMa Court. WWat Sprmga. Ftonda 33701 m YEAR IM S MAKE FORD VINO 3FACP73YWHX138081 Pubiah May IS. 3003 MM10I_________________________ NOTICE OF PV8UC AUCTION Nooca • haraby gtvan Samriota Wtadmr S rrv ra n d aai al P utae Aucaon tor aalvaga tor caah on damand to Nghaal batJar. May 3 4 2003 •7 Pont 3 DR V n l 1G2JD1IK3H7838I31 M C h a v 3 DR Vn • IQ1FP31S3KL101789 66 Chav 4DR Vn a IQILTS1W7JY3444IS Tha aucton n d ba hald al 1300 P M on Yn aaM daiaa abova Al Sam neto Wrack* aarwea 3840 S MyrOa Ara SarJord, FL 33773 vahM ai ona h o u pool to aala Tarma ata caah or caruhad fur-H S am neta W rack* raaarvaa Bm ngN ring Your World Home Ksep up to data on local everts, local sports, local business, local education and many other subjects with your newspaper Y ou! also find entertaining features, Ute cartoons, columns, puutes. reviews, and lots mote. Here in cn th e in fo m a tic n you need. P a d your nevEpaper. Seminole Herald 300 North French Ave., Sanford 407-322-2611 ! CanlAl MARYANM MORSE A* Ctotk MBm Court B y RuBiKtog Aa Daputy Ctotk Florida CrrtvTdtoa n d ba hotOng a ma a k g . to atach Bm pubic la m a u d , and Ftonda Wagaa Corrrrdtoa n d b a h b b h g a m aaan g to nhlch Bm pU dc la ln**ad, and rimy tockida auch oBmr commtoaa maaonga aa daamad nacaa■ary tor Bm contocf ot Bm B oard! DATE: J u m 4 3003 TIME: I I 7 0 am . LOCATION: WCFORcaa 1601 Laa Road. Sto. 370 W VJ* Park FL 337*9 PURPOSE: Tb dtocuaa mattora ot a j * a r t to Ytorktotca Carmat Ftonda. wren n u v n u c i n n o n io rc v Daratopmanl toauaa For FuBmr bdutiuadon, Coraact; Gary J . Eart. EaacuBra DYaetor — -* — «— a ran. u . w w k w i u n i f rio n o i IB01 Laa Road, Sto. 370 W V d » P * k F L 37769 (407)741 4368 Pubiah May 1 1 3 0 0 1 MM104 M T M C M C W T COURT OF T M (IQHTEENTH MAMDFOR COUNTY C A M NO- 02-CJH14-14 K AMCRXXJEST MORTGAGE COMPANY. HOeERT A. FRYER.__ UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT A FRYER.LORI A. STEWMETZ.CLERK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY C0URT.UNK740WN TENA N T 9 1 ; U N K N O W N TENANT *2,UNKNOWN TENANT t J UNKNOWN TENANT 94. NOTICt OF ACTION TO: ROBERT A. FRYER ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT A FRYER. It a ira . and I dand, a i paraaa d arn in g Iraaraal Iy . Brough, u n d * or ag o n al ROBERT A FRYER ANO UMLNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT A FRYER and a* partial having * dtotmmg to h a ra any i g t , M a or rw iraat In Bm p t y a t ) daaenbad YOU ARE NOTWCD Bmt an ad tan tor F cractoaua at Mongaga o n am KJWTWiny o*icno«a prc>p*rTy LOT 7. BLOCK », FLORA HEIGHT 9. ACCOnCMNO TO THd PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED Bt PLAT BOOK 1 PAGE IB. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA h o t baan Mad agamaL you and you ara raq u rad to aorra 0 o p y or y o u n rito n datonaot. * any. to 4 cn VAMJLE BENITEZ- TORVISO. Anomay tor PlamaB. nh o aa ackkaaa to 981 N E . I67Y1 Slrart. Su m 204, North M a r t Baach. FL 31192 aih w n tB W iX d a y a a lto tm a in lp u ld c a ■ cn g lB aa n o aca.a an d N aB m a rtg 1ml n h Bm Clark ot Baa Court a h * b a to n aatvtoa on PtatdtTB ahom ay o r imniadtolaY Bmtaah*. odmrwtaa a daftod n d ba anaarad agakmt you tor Bm t a t * damandad r Bm ccnv WTTNESS my hand h d Bm aaM at *W Court *a* day M MAY 0 8 2002. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctotk MBm Court B y RuBiKing A i Daputy Clark n . A-n—»_ . ra i _ ■■ ia rUDBn o w m e-m rM ian In accordanca nidi Bm Amancana n t h Olaabdtoaa Act pataorm naad n g a fa a a a m tM acoom m o d aao n to p * ncgiato ai a t* procaadng ahoMd, no lator Bmn aavan (7) day* prior, con­ tact Bm Ctotk M Bm CoutF* MoataAtY coonknator al 4078884227. X I N PARK AVE SUITE N X t. SANFORO F l.32771 a haanng m p a rad . con­ tact (TDD) 6009886771 vto Ftonda RatoySyalam Pubiah May 1 1 2 2 .2 0 0 3 MMIOS Bt T M CWCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH ju d ic ia l defendant*. mho ata not knoan Id bo dood a it r a . rammer aaM uAnown Cantral Sc m in o u H ik a l d L ecals L ecals m court M H N M JM U N T Y he cncurr OF FLORIDA BI ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY C A M NO Q3-CA90114O WELLS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA NA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA N A . AS TRUSTEE OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES VK. IN C. FLOATING RATE MORTGAGE PASS TMRUOGM CERTIFICATES. SCRIES I999A QI UNDER POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF MARCH I. IN S WITHOUT RECOURSE. P lane*. ra ROBERT FRYER. ET. AL.. NOTICE OF ACTION TO ROBERT FRYER UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT FRYER. R aitoanca U rinonn. B diva, and t daad. a l partma darning raatart by, Brough, uutor at agariat ROBERT FRYER ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT FRYER and a l partma having a d arning to hava any light, alto or row aal In Bm proparty daaenbad YOU ARE N0TIFIE0 in * an acaon tor Forectoatre M Mortgage on Bm t o n i n g daaertoad property LOTS 6 ANO 9. BLOCK 3. FLORA HEIGHTS ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 19. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA haa baan Nad agamat you and you ar* raqurad to aatva a copy M y o u nnoan datonaa*. 4 any. to 4. on VAMILE BENITEZ-TOflVISO. Anomay tor PlarJdt. nhoaa a U t u « 981 N E 187*1 Sira*. Suite 304. North M um Baach. FL 33163 either ram * X day! a h * Bm I rtt pubaca tu n M mm noace. ot and Ma Bm ong rml ram Bm Clark ot r tn Court arh at batora u n r i on PLanUra altonmy a m m edatafy tm ta tJI* omarnma a d* au 9 n d On en u red agamat you tot Bm ran* damandad n Bm comptoml WITNESS my hand and nm u d ot Baa Court Ih rtd jy r j MAY 0 7 3003 AcL accommodation to par* h BM ptooa aMng ahotid, no ran* man aavan (7) daya pttor. oontoct Bm Ctotk M Bm Courra dtoabMy c o a il rmtor at *076144337. X I N. PARK AVE SU T TfN X I. SANFORO FL3T771. B haartng anpalrad. tonlact (TOO) (006681771 vto Flortda Ratay Byatom. Thm la an anarrpt to c o k a d a d a b t uaad h r B at pupoaa. Pubiah May 1 1 3 2 .3 0 0 3 MM 100 M T M CtRCUTT COUNT OF T M EklKTMMTH OF T M 4TAT1 OF B 1 0 N 0 4 , BLAND FOR I COUNTY No: 01-C JL41M 4D THE CHASE UANHAHAN BANK. AS TRUSTEE OF BBC HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST t ( M 3 UNDER THE POOUNO ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF JUNE 1,1998, L ecals a * term in t a d F to d Judgm art, to a4 LOT ( 4 MONROE MEADOWS. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROCD IN P U T BOOK 4 4 PAGES 16 AN 17. OF T M PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. a V l 101 KaBy Clreto. Santotd. Ftortda 32773 GATED »e* 1 day ol May. 2003. |1iSraakr-——-—4rt~ |i., l a _ !p"*rf■nn't moci# Al Ctotk cB a d d C a u l By M ay Stoop* A* Daputy Ctotk Subnenad by. F ab * AOdkz. P. A Sul* 300 1570 M aduga Avanua C om O atJas. Ftonda 33146 (308)883-4110 Pl fuin j a dtoitMMff wtfiQ n t# d In ffiii p ra c N ^ n g should conC a n ty CaurBau**. X I N. Park Avanu*. Suit* N X I , Sanford. Ftortda 37771, d to a d bra day* pttor to Bm proceeding Tatophorm (407)323-43X 1s t 4377: 1-600-958-1771 (TDD) or 1-600 (881770 (V) via Ftortda Relay P lA W tU ty 15. 37. 2002 ^ 1 2 _________________ W T M O R C L B T COURT O F T M BIQHTEEkfTH CHRISTIAN R ISELIN, JANE DOE ISELIN. UNKNOWN WIFE OF CHfbSTVUt R. ISELIN. ELIZABETH A. ISEUN; JOHN DOE ISEUN. UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF ELIZABETH A ISEUN. B lying. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAIO DEFENOAWT(S). IF REUARRMD, ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPEC­ TIVE UNKNOWN hara, devtoeee. granlaaa. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES, ANO A U OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd DEFENDANT (S) : BANK OF AMERICA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. . JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE UNKNOWN TENANT. Oatendant ( a ) . NOTICE OF SALE Norte* to hereby gtvan B u t p u ­ auant to a FVml Surrrnary Judgrnanl o t Fcractoaua a r a * ad m Bm a t o m •tytod caue*. to Bm ClrcuL Court ot SanWtoto County, Ftonda. I n d a r t Bm property a iu a t* to Bamimto C o u iy . F htU a. daacrtm d a * LOT 43, BEAR GUUY POINTE, ACCORD! NO TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAGE 7 OF THE PUBLIC RECORD* OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. A9UA2M0 W 4D GINGER COURT. WINTER PARK. FL 33792. at pubic ad * , to Bm N g h ad and baal bkktor. tor caah. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMWOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO, FLORIDA, Flortda. d 11 BO AM,, cn Bm BBi day ct Ju m . 3002 Clark ot CIRCUIT C o o t BYDorotoy W BoAon Daputy Ctotk Dared C. Conauagra. EtqU ra 9901 North Annanto Araraia Tampa. Ftonda 33804 Pubiah: May 16. 7 7 3002 MM 107 M T M C M C U IT COURT OF T M t l O W tU HTH o r T M s r a T i o rra o rH O A . COUNTY CM LD IVniON C aaa No: 01-C A -290819L THE PROVIOENT BANK. THE ESTATE OF MARY BROOKS FUTCH KVJA MARY B. FUTCH WILSON KXJA MARY B WILSON, DECEASED. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES OF MARY BOOKS FUTCH M CA MARY B FUTCH W 4S O N A X A MARY B. WILSON. DECEASED. WILMA JONES. HEIR. B b a n g INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAIO DEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPEC­ TIVE UNKNOWN h a r a dev!****, grantoa*. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO A U OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd DEFENDANT (3) ; JOHN DOC. THE UNKNOWN TENANT; JANE DOE. THE UNKNOWN TENANT. NOTICS OF BALE Noaca » Imraby gtvan Bmt. p u ­ auant to a Find S unm aty Judgrnanl ot Fw actoau* antorad n Bm abovaatytod caul*, in Bm C m r t Court at Samraato County. Ftonda. I w i **4 Bm property aituat* to Sarrm cU County. Ftotkto, d u c rtm d as THE NORTH 50 FEET OF LOTS X ANO 31. BLOCK C. SOUTH SANFORO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 94 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AK/A 1308 SHEPARD STREET. SANFORO. FL 32771. d pubic ad*, to Bm Ivgtmal and baal trddat. lot caah. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA. Ftonda. d 11 M A U . c n B m d ay o fJU N O S 3003.2003 Ctotk c t CIRCUIT Court BY Maty Stroup* Daputy Clark Lan Otkcaa tJ D ated C. C an a u ag a 6*01 North A rm ani A n n u a Tampa. Ftonda 33604-1041 Aaomaye tot Planch Publish May IS. 22.2003 MM101 Bt T M CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JU0LC1AL CIRCUIT OF FLOrnOA, Bt ANO FOR SEMNOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 03-CA-11814-L CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY • WEST FACA MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY, CARLOS SANTIAGO, al d . Datandant (t) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant 1o a Final Judgm ent ol Foractoiura dated May 3. 2002. and •blared m Casa No 03 CA-118-14L. ol 9m C ra m Court ol Dm EIGH­ TEENTH J u d u d Crcurt to and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda atm ran CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY • WEST F K A MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY IS Ptonan and CARLOS SANTIAGO. * d .a ra D a la n d a n la . I w* s a i to im N ghad and Cwsl trdd * tor caah ai m* W « l Irani door ol m* Courthoua* n SANFORD. SEMI HOLE County. Ftonda. I t 00 AM o'clock on Bm 4m day ol Ju m . 3002. *m toaorang brscnbnd proparty aa Wednesday, May 15.2002 P a # e S B M AMDFOR l E tM lOLE couatTY . DEBRA A GUNN. SHAWN WILIAMS. MOTTCfl OF ACTION FOR O m o m n O N OP MARRUOE TO SHAWN WILLIAMS aSjKWU IJnBTfitjwn1 YOU ARE NOTIFIED B ut an adton ha* baan Mad a g d n d you and Bid you ara rap ara d to a m * a copy oI y o u ratoan datonaa*. B any, to B on DEBRA A GUNN, e h o a * addraa* to BOS Wranwood Lan*. AAamonl* Sprmga. Ftortda 377)4. an or b ato n (dda) JUNE 17, 2003. and Ma Bm o r i^ id m Bi m* ctotk ol **• C o u t d X I North Park Avarua. SudordL FL 33771, batora aatvtoa on PdBton* O* irEnnsiSTy dmtwBTme- R jvU *mm to do to , 9 dalaua may b a in te n d ig tin ai you lor h i n W denw ided Copte* o l a i court d o cu tm n d i t te a caaa. h d u d n g order*, ar* avutobl* d Bm Ctoik ot *W C r a B C o u r t ode* YOU may ta rta n Bmaa docum atei upon ra p ra a t You m u * kaap Bm Clark ot Bm Clrem C o u r t o d e * noMlad ol y o u currant ark k e ta (You may Na Note* ot C u ra n t A ddaaa. Ftortda Funky Lam Form 13 918.) Future paper* In B*k toerauB M l ba mailed to Bm Ktoraa* on record d Bm WARNING n u t 17318. Ftortda Funky Lam Rulaa ot Procedure. ol document* and Information. FaBua to comply can ranBI In u n c aona, m dudng dtomiaial or aaeung tB ptoadhgi Dated MAY 4 3003 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUFT COURT BySUkmda Paoplaa Oaputy Clark Pubiah May IS. 23. 39. and June 8.2003 u u i io M T M COUNTY COURT. N A N O FOR •EM N OLE COUNTY C A M NO.: 0BCC-II77-30R WALTER T MIMS. n GENNIE WILIAMS. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO F E CHAPTER 91 Noaca la gtvan Bid punuarB to a • n d Judgment dated A uguat. 3000. It C aaa N o OGCC-1S37-20R ol Bm County C o u t in and lor Samkiol* County. Ftonda n mhkh WALTER T. MIMS la Bm PtakiM ro d GENNIE WILLIAMS la km Defendant. I a d ■*9 to Bm hrghaal and b a d (add* tor caah at Bm Waal Front Dow ot SarmnWa C cu k y Cowmoue*. X I N. Park Avanu*. SarJord. Ftonda d 1100 a m . on Thumtoy. June 4 *vW. ins rewowngi o i t c n o n propwr* tf s«t torth w\ 9m A im ndsd Sunvnsiy Fnal Judgm ent Lois 61 and 63. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, m n c o n M n Ptsl Booh 3. pops 37, S om nota County, Hondo. Is m tom W ssl 36 fsH ol Ld fll V m o f. Doiod INs 2nd day ol May. 2002. M vyanns M ono. Ctorii ol ths Court By: Mary Sloupo DsputyCtorh MARLOWE APPLETON A WEATH­ ERFORD. P A 1031 W. Motm BNd . Surf* 105 W tto r Port, Fl 32780 Publish May 15, 22. 2002 UM1H IN TM8 CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUOIC1AL C1RCUCT IM ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO,: 02-CA-353 ML CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY WEST, STEWART B FAMOUS. Jr and DOROTHEA M FAMOUS. Ns wit*. STATEWIDE INVESTORS HOLDINGS TRUST. and UNKNOWN TENANTSOWNERS. NOTICS OP SALE Noaca m haraby gnran Vial, purtuounl lb tha ordar or hnual judgrnanl •nlarsd in IN* causa in th* CmcuI Court ol S sm nola Counfy Florida. I nntt saU lh« proparty utuatad In San*nda County, Ftonda. dtsertood a LOT 7. BLOCK D. WOOOMERE TERRACE SECTION ONE. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGE 92. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and commonly known u 1803 Tsnaca Dnva Santonl. FL 32773 at pubAc u to . to tm htgTml and t*U btodef. tor cash, al ih« w**I honf door of tha Saminoto County Courlhooss Sanford. Ftonda. at 11 00 AM on JUNO 6 2002 Oalad MAY 0 3 2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stroupa Daputy Clark In accordanca with frm Amancan* Wilh Dtsabulilas Ad, parsons wrtfi mudyilion Io parlcifhifa m this p«ocaadm g should contact court Adnwustration at tetophona numb«r (*07)665 4330. nol Ulor than »av*n (7) d ay i poor to lha procasdmg If hionng vnpaned. (TOO) 1 800 9458771. or Vuica (V)l 80095S 8770, via Ftonda Malay S am e* LLftiBCun k M u x M ft, PA 17757 U S 19 North. Sutia 500 O sansN sr, FL 33764 L ecals L ec als MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED *1 PLAT BOOK 4 PAGE(S) M . PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA L n r Form 1 4 4 1 1 | Fukk* paper* In ■ b* rrmAed to (to L ecals 1777)4313*00 Pubiah May 1 4 22. XXa MM1I2 i t T M ORCUTT COURT O PT M O O M T U M TH MAMDFOR COURTY. C A M NO..- 00-C A -m 3-14-L MANUFACTURERS 1 TRADERS TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE FOR SECURITIZATION SCRIES 19942. AGREEMENT DATED 4 X 9 4 JAMES LINOARO ro d ROSE UNGARO, faa mi*, ro d UNKNOWN TENANT&OWNERS. N O D C aO P tA L C None* la haraby y u an Bmt. p u ­ auant to Bm ontor w 9 n d Judgrnanl a r e * ad to te a crane In im O r a n Court ol S r o muto Counfy. Ftortda. I Win a*9 Ifm property akualad In Sanenol* Couiry. Ftortda. rtamrbmd aa LOT 33. BLOCK A ROUNO LAKE ESTATES. ACCOROBtG TO T M PLAT THEREOF AS RCCOROCO *4 PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE 7. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ro d commonly knoan aa: 315 Rooaavat. Ovmdo. FL 32786 « puM c i* a . to Bm faghaal ro d baal bkktor. tor caah. u Bm meat kora door ol Bm Sammoia County Courthoua*. Srolord. Ftonda. al 11 00 AM on Jwm 11.3002 DaUd: M ay* 2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT BylAary 3traum Daputy Clark In actortonp* mth Bm Amartcroa Act paraona ram n aadng a apacml accommodakton to pvkopal* In Be* prat aadkig ahoUd rp n tacl court (407J818-43X, not tolw Biro aavan (7) daya pnw to Bm procaadng. B hairing roparmd. (TOO) 1-900-9858771. or Voka (V)1400-9884770. •wA— - ■ m-i r—— o n■o-*i- era n#t«y Maaon AAaaocfalaft. P A 17787 U S. IB Norm. SUM BOO C lu ra eto r. FL M714 (777)8343900 P ubiah May 18. 22. 2002 MM113 M T M C M C U IT COURT CP T M EMHT1DBTH juorC lAL O r tc u r r O PF L O R D A M AND FOR C A M NO.: 03-CA444-14-L UNITED STATES OF AMERICA by r o d Brough 1 * Secretary o t m* DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS OP. ALLEN J LANE, dacaaaad; ro d UNKNOWN TENANT&OWNERS: 8873 1ST S T , SANFORO, FL 17771 m pubAc saw , to m e N ghad and b a d bkktor. tor caTO. d Bm r o d Irarr door cB th* Samkwla County Courthoua*. Santord. Ftortda. d 1140 AM on J u m 4 2007 D ated May 3 .2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK O F T M COURT By Mary S * a c m Dapwy Clark in i Dtod i n n i n g ■ f^kdR-^ m o n v m crtdkrt to perkey mto In te a proea a d n g ahoUd contact court A dokeanB on d tatophorm n u rd a r 1407*88 4 3 X . n d b d N n aavan (7) day* prtor to Bm procaadng. B hearing imparted. (TDD) 1 4 0 0 4 8 4 •771, or Ytok* (V) 1 4 0 4 9 8 5 4 7 7 0 . r t i Florida R d ty Sarvto*. Salem Saxon. P A P. O. Boa 3309 Tampa, a 33801 1113)222-3222 P u tN tM a y 1 4 21,3003 MM1IS M T M C M C U ir COURT OP T M DOHTONTH C A M NO:04ON-11 7 7 4 4 0 4 . M RE: THE MARRUOE OP W41MM PASSALACOUA, DOLORES PASSALACOUA. NOTICS OP ACTION FOR h t o t r a i n kn* n p r|H TO: DOLORES PASSALACOUA BTM Fraredqrd Avame PNtodatohra. PA 11114 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Bid r o ackon you ara rarpikad to aanra a copy ol y o u rato an rtatanan . B an y to • on WILLIAM PASSALACOUA. cto Slarkvy M. SBvw Anomay d Lam, P A , n h o aa a d d a ts la 13X Douglaa Avanu*. SUM X I . Longmeod. Ftortda 32771 on w batora (data) JUNE 7. 2002. and Na lha o n ^ n * ram m a dark d Be* Cowl d X I North Park A n n u a. SarJord. Ftortda 32771, batora aarvtca on Padbormr or m m a -ki NT, Bmraattor. B y o u la i to do ad. a datau* may b* rotarad *0* n d ybu tor Bm tdtol damandad m m ap aM o n . Copraa ok a i c a u l docunanto m *ea caaa. k id u d n g ontor a, ara evaBabto d th* Ctotk cl im O r a * C ourt! oMc*. Ybu may ravtorn Bmaa Oocum anti u » n rag u id . You m u d k a x m* Ctoik oI Bm CkciBI C ourfa oOto* nadtod ol y o u currant addraa*. (Ybu m ay M* Noaca of Currant A ikkiia. Ftonda Supram * Court Approved Famity WAANMQ: RUa 1 2 4 8 4 Ftonda Famky Lam RU aa ol Ptocadura, raqura* oartdn automaBe dtoctoawt of aona. in d u in g dam toad or BBtong of pto ad n g a DdadM AV 4 3002 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OP T M CMCUfT COURT By-.SrAonda Paopto! Deputy Ctotk P u b id t May 1 4 2 2 .2 4 and Jwm 420Q 3 MM116 I M T M C M C U T COURT FOR I COURTY, M RE: ESTATE OP JOHN L BROWN. NOTICS TO C M OfTORS Tha atk iard iak u n ol Vm a d a to c f JOHN L SHOWN. D in a a a iL F l* fA k rb * 03-444CP. to panrRig In • « CkcuB Court tor Sanenol* Cowry. m - - i -a— a. - - roi_ j _ i ---I FOr fOm, rro.— I vQE ib L^tVi•XjfT, gfc *1«— k to a a a of mhkh to P O B a BOM. Srotord, Ftortda 37773 Tharm m aa Off h*f toBvOY attorney ara * d form I Al creato r* of Bm d* * J * t and tn d u a n g wrkyartatod ctoro*. on nhom a copy of hto Iktoca to a a n o d m u d Ma m*» ctoana *rm ta a cow l W1D9N T M LATER OP 3 MONTHS AFTER T M DATE OP T M FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER T M DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Al c m * c r a d k n of Bm dacadare r o d c m * paraona hortng cldm a w tn d u an g wrmrwad. conangar* or claim* ram Be* cow l WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER T M DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W L i BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* ol Bm I m pubiraBon of mm Noaca ■ May 1 4 2003 J E fN F E R BROWN KD8 WVe* Spring* BNd. Win** Spring*. Ftortda 33709 JUUE EASON SMITH. PA. Flofkto B * Nwrlmr 997132 Attorney tor P aracn d Rapraaareamra 3090 W Ve* Springe BoUavard Ortado, Ftortda 33785 Tatophorm: (107)3884910 Facarmto: (407)3841238 PlAJah May IS. 32,2002 MMII7 CITY DP LONOWOOO NOT1CI OP PUSLK HSARMO TO CO N 8B SR PROPOSED ANNEXATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORttA. B id P L A B tT V rS NOTICI OP ACTION •m Lcngmood C ly Carm eaaton wS hold a pubBc hearing on Monday, May X . TO. 2003. * 7 0 0 P.M. or a to o n Bmraafl* aa p o aa b li. m Bm Lcngmood Cay UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES, Comneaakm Chamber*, ITS Waal Warren Avanu*. Langpmood. Ftonda to conGRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. aid * ark-y!k m of Bm taiakkig ovdnanc* LIENORS. ■CREDITORS. O m n r o c a NurW w 8 4 1 8 M (ANX 4 1 4 7 ) TRUSTEE3 OH OTHER Ptoaaa b* advmad U d Bit* o ran m eo pravrda* tor Bm ro n aiab o n at oartdn CLAIMANTS OF ALLEN J LANE. O KM M d M l i l p m d w n h fl N w m I ty. tfwougft, under or agmtnrt UNKNOWN Mf INS. DCYISM8, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS OF ALLEN 3 LANE. r o d a* partma having or ctokreng to hkva any nght, H k. w ke a raal i i km praparty haram daaenbad: CUR­ RENT RESIDENCE UNKNOW1UAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN. YOU ARE NOTIFIED Bmt r o achon to toradoaura mortgage on km kTtovrtng daaenbad property kl Sam nola County. Ftortda: LOT 7. BLOCK • . WEATHERSFIELO FIRST ADDITION. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED BI PLAT BOOK I I . PAGES 66 ANO B7. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA an d having a commonly known M l kAchigro Avanu*. AAamore* Sprmga, FL 37714 haa baan Had agamai you r o d you ara raqurad to aanra r o gngkmi ol y o u wntton d i l i n i i l . t any. MBi Bm Sammot* Cowry Clark ol Be* Cowl waken X daya bom Bm 9 m data ot pubacaiun. and to larv a a copy on PiamMT* Attorney. Leonard T. Lincoln, ol im La* Fern ot MASON a ASSOCIATES. P A , m hoia ad d rro i m 17767 U S Highway t i North. Surte 800. Mangrove Bay. C to a m a l* Ftonda U 784. w«vn X daya bom im i m dal* at ban, ad m n m a a default m i b* antarad a g a n tl you tor Bm r a t* Dated. MAY0 8 3 0 0 3 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK AS CLERK OF THE CQURT By RuBi Kmg Aa Daputy Clerk cc Maaon AAaaoaalae. P A m accordanca ram I With DoabJib** Act. paraona rath d u k k M nao S ng a apeemt accommodaaon to pamepar* ai But pn> caadm g ahoukt contact c o u t AkiTinalraiicn * mlaphona n u rto * I -4074 8 5 -4 3 X not lator Bmn aavan (7) day* pru t to im procaadmg N hearing m paaad. (TDD) 1400-9888771, or Ykxca (V) 1400-988-6770. via Ftonda Relay Sam e* Maswi AAuocmtoa. P A 17787 US 19 N . Swla 500 Ctoanval*. FL X 7 0 4 4 S 8 8 Aim Leonard T Lrxdn (7 2 7 )8 X 3800 Pubkiti May 1 4 22.3003 MMII4 Bt THE CWCUfT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SEM NOLI COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE N a : 01-CA-1M7-14L c it if in a n c ia l m o r t g a g e COMPANY. INC, FiYC’A FORO c o n s u m e r f in a n c e c o m p a n y . BTC. GIFFORD EDWARO FOOR1E. PATRICIA MARIE FOORlE. c it if in a n c ia l e q u it y SERVICES. INC F K A c o m m e r c ia l c r e d it CONSUMER SERVICES. INC. IRWIN UNION BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY AND UNKNOWN TENANT&OWNERS. NOTICE OF SALE Nokca ■ haraby given mat. pw lu a rj u »m Ontor w Fm * Ajdgmart anMrad n tfea causa n km C irc a Court ol Semmoto Cowey. Ftonda I Sarrvnom County. Ftonda. daaenbad a* E xhibit -a * LOTS 25 ANO X , TOWN OF SYL­ VAN LAKE. ACCOROINQ TO THE Tha eom ptoli la g * dau rtpic n by n u lai ro d boueto ro d Bm oninroc* can ba obli kmd from the Okie* of Bm Cry Ctoik. Longmood Cay Ha*. 173 W Warren Avmnua, Lcngmood. FL. Al t e a maaang. kTOraaiad partma may a p p a * ro d b* heard mkh raapact to Bm propoaad ontomne* Thm haartng may b* coremuad tram ton* to b n * unt* Inal acbcn la lakro Al paraon* ara adrtaad Bml * Bmy d ea d * to appeal any daemon mad* *1 Bmaa nrniang a h aaikigi. Bmy m l n eed a record al Bm proc**dng» ro d tar auch p u p o a a . Bmy may need to em u * (m l a verbatim record M Bm proceed­ ing* H m ad*, a h k h record to mckato Bm totbmony arid evidence uoon which am ap p all to to ba baaed ( p * Sac. 386 0105. Ftortda Siatut*«). Paraon* wTO itoabmima niadkig aaamiroo* to parttdpaia m any M Bmt* procaadnga ahoUd coraact th* ADA coontomior al (407)380-3461. al toaai 48 hour* n advance ol km meecng CITY OF LONOWOOO QERAU3INE D ZAMBRI CITY CLERK Pubiah: May 4 1 4 3003 *T. JOHNS IBV4R WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Ohra* W rtoro N u lc a o l Intondad Wabdcl D adaton Th* Dwtnci gva* nooca ol k i mtotk to maua a p a n * to Bm loaowmg appacent|!J on J u n e I f , 2003 Acadian Induairto*. I r e . 141 Mrotoim Onva, Srotord. FL 3277 1. apptcabcm #4-117 31660-34 Th* prciacl m tocalad n Sammol* County. Secaon a . Tomnihg) IB Souki. Rang* 31 Eaat Th* ERPapplcaaon m tar morMcaPon to •m pravtoualy mauad tw laca m at* irmnagamara panrai* to atom r o awraaa* m v n p arv u jl area on Senkord Central Park II. Lota 2d and 3 1 The propel wm mclud* 9 bu k in g addoon. aaanrmiad parkkig. r o d atJaigam anl ol r o awilkifl dry ratanbonpond Theracalvmgmalwtiocfy w k m MM Sm ahC anal Crane InabkAa al Amartca. Inc. 1013 Umoand C a n t* Common*, S o * im . Marnand. FL 33751. application 44-117-31680-X. Th* propel la tocalad In Sanvnol* County. Section X . Tomnahp 1 ) Souki. Range X Eaal Tha ERPappacaacn a tor motMcabon io km pravnuaty mauad aw laca w* * mroagamanl parm ta to alow r o n craaaa ai km e n p e n u a a n a on km 011-acro, Lot 10. Pima* II ol Santord Central Park. Th* propel ra* Indud* conatruccon tar km C rane kmttui* B uJdng Tha racafvaig waterbody a km M M Sman C an * Tim 9toa(t) co n ain n g each al km ab o v e kaud appacabon<i) w* avalabi* tor rmpacaon Monday keough Friday MCepI tor le g * hoM eyi. 9 00 a m to 8 00 p m al km S I John* R har Walar Manegamara Oitmci H aadquartan or km appropriate Sronca C a r t* Th* D am d ra* taka acacn on each perm* applcaoon kaMd abova ukeea a paction tor ro aunm alraav* procaadng (hearing) m Mad pu rtu ro l to km provmnn* ol Sacnarm 1 X 8 9 9 ro d 1 X 8 7 . Ftonda Sralulaa Chapter 2 8 1 0 6 and 40C-I 1007. Ftonda Adnvnmlratrve C oda (FAC) A paraon whoa* aubeiaraial n a ra a ia ar* akaciad by any ol km Dmmcfi prohaanng n accordance mkh Sector.* 120 S69 ro d I X 87. F S , or a l parka* may reach a mnoan agreement on m e d alu n aa r o alwrmttv* remedy u n d * Secaon 1 X 573, F S Chooarag medmtion mil not advaraafy * 9 * 0 km right to a haanng 4 m adaaon doe* not te am ei a lerkerrera Th* p recede** tor pw•u n g nrndaoon v * M torth ki Seckon 1 X 5 7 3 . F S . r o d Rulaa X 101 III and X 109 401 - 4 0 4 F.AC. PabHona iraal comply r a il km taquram araa * Ftonda Acm n ra reav a Cod*. Chapwv X 10* ro d b* Mad e*n (racarvad by) km Omtad Clark, tocalad M Omtnct Haartquartara, 4049 Rato S trait, PalaSu. Ftortda 32177. Paabon* tor ad nnm traiv* hearing an km m o v e applcabonfi) muat b* Mad mewl twenty on* (21) day* ol pubkcaoon al k** none* or mthm twanfy-aim (36) day* ol km Ominct depoeeng era noaca ol M ara m km nrnl tor kigaa p * •on* to whom Im Ommcl m ala a d u * noaca F *4u* to Ma a pawion rakvn thm term period aha* coniiitut* a w ary* ol any ngya auch paraon may have to raquaal r o a d im a b a w * datanranaaon (haarkig) i n * Seckona I X 581 and 1 X 5 7 . F 3 . coneam ng Im lu b p ct parmk appacabcn Paaoorm mtveh * • net Mad ai accordance r a n km abova provraon* ar* aubpcl to dmmm*al B acauie km adm nalnlrv* hearing p ro c a u m d aeg n ad to tormUai* Mml agency ackon, km tong ol a pattern mean* kml km Dmbicr* I n * ackon may b* drllwanl Irom Im poatoon ta tan by 4 ai kv* nobca al m ark Parson* whoa* sW eranri* raw aeia m l b* ah ad ad by any such Mml daem on ol tha Drstnd on km appacabon hava km ru f l to baconm a party to km procaadng. n * x » dance wiki km requrem enta set torth above □Iona Lamm. Dvactor. D ra w n ol P *m 4 Data Services St Johns Rrvw W at* Mroegemenl Dismd Publish May IS. 3003 MM 128 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad JOB DOME! Pane 6B ’ Lecals L ecals inTM fcwuurr cam i i u w e a r e j r a m wH OFTHE IfTH JUMCtAL CMCWT. M AMO FOR 4EMNOLE COWfTY, FLORMA C A M NO: M-CA-111-14-L LEHMAN CAPITAL. A OtVISION O f LEHMAN BROTHERS HOLDINGS NC PLAINTIFF « MILTON J MCCLENDON IF UVTNQ. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. 5RANTEES, ASSIQNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER ■•ARTIES CLAtkkNO AN WTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR " AGAINST MILTON J MCCLENDON SHARON A MCCLENDON IF l iv in g , a n d if deao. the UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND AU. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST SHARON A MCCLENDON. MONROE MEADOWS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C : SEMCO RESTORATION. IN C : FED ONE BANK: JOHN DOE ANO JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT^) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p u -.uant u a Summaiy Final Judgrrwrt o> F ondoaura dated May 3. 2002 •ntam d In O N C l H No. 02-CA-II1- L ecals J w Ja a l C taartta and tor SEMINOLE C a r r y . Sentord. Florid*. l a E N l b H * highMI and beta b**tor kv caah al H* Waal Fiort Door « N SEMI­ NOLE C a r r y C o v T c u M tocetod M 301 N. Par* Avanua In Sartm d. Honda, at 110O a rrv on H e 4 day ot Juna. 2002 H a M o a r g OaacJtad property** tta to rn «ia*M 3im m *iy Final Ju d p ian L b a t LOT 71. MONROE MEADOWS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 48. PAGES K A N O 1 7 .PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Datad t a r S M y ol May, 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clart ol H e O rcu) Cowl By Mary Shota* OapuryClart IMi*ah«T THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE U W OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S UNvartPy Ortva S u m HO Ptantaaon. FL 33324 19941233-0000 02 04009 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. p anona w #i rtu M M M need­ ing a «p»4«i a c aaia rax M an it o d d contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Iha SEMINOLE County CourYxxjaa at 407005-4227, 1000955-0771 (TOO) or 1K 0006S0770. via Florida Ratoy S*nto*. PuMM tUey I S 22. 2002 MMI1S •4 THE aRCLKT COURT O FTH B K TM Beautiful Grounds • Single Story • Great Service • Best Value Call Now m — ^ ■ B I» in » m a k in g ?! 407-323-3301 LIFE EASY AMERICA S CHOICE FOR APARTMENT LIVING 13— H ealth 6c B eauty ■EMBfOU COUNTY. FLOfPOA C A M NOj 01 CA ISM 14 L COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. PIC. FM/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNCINQ CORPORATION. NOT1C* OP PORBCLOBURi OALB { P a w pubaan n THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN purauanr to a Final Judgm ent of Foredoaure f i t 3 (By of M i^ 2002. and araarad n Caaa No 01CA H 9 6 -1 4 L .cf« * C < rcu « Court of t a HTH JudtaW O ro R to and tar Sarranota C a r r y . Florida, wherota or H a S a m n d a Couray C o rH o u a a In Sanaraila Carry. Ftortd*. M 1100 on H a 4 day oT -Ana. 2002. H a Wtowlng daacrtaad propany an aat torH ta aald Final Ju d p iw * . m t LOT 15. BRANTLEY COVE, ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 21. PAGE SI, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SCMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. KVJA 2210 CLASSIC COURT EAST. LONGWOOO. FL 32779 In acc ontanca aaH H a American* aMh DiiM M ai Art, Paraona wall Dtu&ktN» ntednQ i tp ecM ecconv modHton to p u tto p iii in this prou a d n g a h o ld contact H a Court Attawata/taor M 201 N. Para Avanua. S anlofd FL 32771, Talap hona Nurtaar (407)323-4330 not talar H an M van (7) days p d a to H a p m catd tag. H hearing fnparad, (TOO) I■00-955K771 or W e * (VJI-BOO956-8770 via Ftortda Ralay S am caa. Dalad Hla 3 day ol May. 2002. MARY ANNE MORSE Ctara 01 Th# C h art Court By: Mary S n x « * Dapury Ctara Submaiadby: Law OHca ol Martha* C. Watson 1800 NW 49H SasaL S o la 120 Fort LaudanM s. Ftanda 13309 T ataphonr (954)4530355 F a c a a m r (954)771-8052 FM01 -05197 PuMah: May 15.22.2002 MM 120 71 Small upright f pianos 2 2 M akes lace 2 4 Turncoat 2 5 Question, part two 31 Kitchen 4 6 Z e no's hangout 4 9 S in g e r Flack 6 3 A m a sse s, as coupons 5 8 Question, part four 6 0 Martin, C h a s e or Short In a 1986 film 61 B e a r of a constellation 6 2 Israeli subm achine guns 63 Racketraising M onica 6 4 Fou l pop catcher 6 5 W h a t some pools co n ­ sist of DOW N 1 W him per like a baby 2 U S. Open stadium 3 B e a m s of 32 PC 3 3 E c hidna ’s snack 3 6 Tip p y-top 3 7 Action m ovio 4 Ja p a ne se shoving match 5 Flounce in a sh o w y w ay 7 Otherworldly 8 S o m e wild cards 9 Affidavit m aker 10 Select, as a career 11 Farm land unit 13 12 O xidize 13 Passenger jets 18 Absolute 19 Yank from the ground University athlete 41 Oddballs 42 Emulate Heiden 44 Appear on 2 3 0 1 /8 the scene o u ts k irts 4 5 Without prof­ 2 5 O n e w a y to it seek divine 4 6 C a n d y bar Intervention center, 2 6 R eady to perhaps pick 4 9 Narrow 2 7 River's end, Inlets often 50 W here I hope the 2 6 B u g or badger }oke isn't 2 9 Syndicate 51 Spaghetti head recipe w ord 3 0 Societal 52 Jack-in-theno-no pulpit, e g. 3 4 Director 54 Ticket part Ephron 5 5 Seep slowly 3 5 Mall rat 56 Subdivision 37 Unruffled 57 Mrs. Dick 38 _________ MartaTracy (liqueur) 59 Angle lead-in 3 9 Tem ple 3 2 14 17 " 2B 31 30 90 7 1 _ H elf W anted Attention Readers!! Looking lor an experienced retadenttal quality carp*! 4 uphototory cleaner. HBJW Ahnafin C a r e Ohrer aalary (2 9 4 . M ull work on* It s Hegal lor compart** doing buataeaa by phone to promise you a loan and oak you to pwy—lor k ----I A -r-rr— - ,,*w a u DmTDTe tn v y OSIIfwi, r Ot 11IQf* tatormabon. c a i to«-lr*a 1-877-FTC HELP. ( A pebic lem co m a taag i t e n T h e S*minol* H erald a n d th* Fedaral Trade C om m laapn) 15—Cemetery Lots 71—H elp Wanted 2 powkona evetatto tor gsneml tamp labor. Carpantry/MMmOry/macIvi* ataupapius Boole mo*i okSo npd. Apply ta poteen 200 N. Eta) Avt. Sentord Sentord Gordon o l Devotion aecbon. t2S00toL wt> act ta poire. 904-471-4747. 21— P e r s o n a l s |H l T i 5eA Lfi4aLfl AU3210. (407) 805-0003 Or (321) 240-0015 18* K Boat M echanic tor aaaem bly of new e n g ln e t 4 rigging o l new boato. C lean, g o o d working ocrdfcn*. Good pay 8 banoMa MonThurt, 10 h r (to y s Apply a t VtaocPy Power Boat*. 1880 Ftrpolric* PL. Port of Sentord. 407-321-1340 Dekvery Drtvw N M irta e G ood Drtvmg Record. Drug Free. Apply 138 Comm erce WOy. serto rd . 407-322-9307 Looking for a Job? omyiw nuuwsis mrsded ? BeMway n eed s (rector koBer diver* N OW N o eip erlen c* n eceeaaiyl *700* p e r w eek earning p o tan ita. NoCDL7 No problem! CD Ltratatag ■vatortel C e l Now) TtR tre e 1-877214-3624. 25— Special N otices "4.5<l! 4.5«H H*va Yaur Adwrtmng Flyon Primed B ln**rt*d ta Th* Sammole Hailid II ONLY 4.5f PER COPYIHI CM THE SEMINOLE HERALD AAarttaing Dopt For Dtael* 407-322-2511 • o o n erttata mxhloM* to K *m wirt to adapt npwbom to 4 yt c*l ABowotie t a g w w e P*41 Reoo* ca l ottomoy toM-tro* 1-888-222- 9123(0882) CtatCFfVArtrrtMKFlayTixxn U4 ol TLC7 Ex. n n im u . rat** PPM Raaaonabl* cMd car* lor working m o w . u ctrw ia a irsgisisfioi, (H6f] •07F272) (407) 321-0980 55— Business O pportunities INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST! AMayt * good policy. 4*podaly lor bulimia opportuniPM tnd lrancrt**4. 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Cal to vertfy lawful ngebMIon baton you buy Spring Into fictio n s OUT OUR SPECIALS Brand New Apartments Homes PAY N O R E N T U N T IL J U L Y 2002 C onw nlent • Spacious • Affordable Newly Refurbished Apts, from s545 • Spacious Apartment* tilth large Closets • lake Front * Volleyball • Sparkling fool • Tennis Courts S100°°/ Per M onth Off Your R ent!* ( (‘rt.iMi Mf s T r if t i o n - i A p j i i v Country Lake 407-327-4458 Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Av*„ Sanford * 150-5204 w w w .W llto o C o m p a n y . c o m S ------ — ------ Flood* D *pl ol A gncultur* 1 Coneumor S*rv-co* botaf* Miung C a t lo v*nty lawful rogw lrition Oofore you buy. ’ Work From Home *1200 to 15800 PT/FT Free Booklet 1-888-369-1518 59— Financial S ervices AttBntlon Readers!) ire Regal lor c o m p a n tn doing b u w w ea by ph o n e to prom o* you a b a n and a s k y o u to p ay lo r H b efo re th e y d eliv er. For more ntarm anon. celtoH -lree 1B 77F T C ICLP. ( A pubta service meeoage to m The Som m ole H erald a n d (ha FactoraI Trad* C o m m w ion) ~ F R E RENT U N T IL A U G U S T 2002 $ 9 9 M o v e s Y ou In ! ’Certain Restrictions Apply W in d c h a s e A p a rtm e n ts Don 407- 328-8818 S o /1 L im ited Tune! l-E -I Rl El O 2002 U i w w u l P rea* Syndic*!* M iss The Free Rent! CALL FOR DETAILS Sanford Landing 1800 W . First Street • Sanlord, FL 32771 e (407) 321-6220 * * * * * * * * * Fax (407) 330-0253 Simply Superior Service 1 <> * « * _C - L - i i 7 Bln Celebration! Airport Blvd. & 46A a e P U L C We MStraight 'A* Carpet Sendee*, tapan w»ig to pay tap tMwyhouV or commiaeion depending on tochrtaWn i preference We know Hrrwcre k a l taw* twicer** Mxxi tw workt w y i t r ( y l r* rwW I you an HMaomeone, ptoeea gh* ua a cai anybrrw ctoy or rtd*- 7508. Wyndhara Pis Lak« Mary Bivd. A 17-92 27—N ursery i f Child Care Muta have a good (taring record Muaf have a good aaauda MuMpul quaWy before quartHy Mum be good wkh people weekend, for a total d 21 taut* Approximately 1hrAtaiL Near M r t d Aiport. ApplyAtotoR 40T-323 P i cook 4 le n rere n ee d ed P leeae c a l 4 0 7 -6 8 6 -1 8 5 0 Poeatoi* Mgn o n b o rn e e This is a groat opportunity lor you lo enjoy the same great results as our regular a classified customers at no cosi to you. Just follow these Instructions. * * * * * * * e * * * 1. Ads will be scheduled to run lor 2 days. 2. Price ol 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 lo individuals (non Commercial) only. Does nol apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. Th e ad musl be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or e presenfed in person fully prepared to the Seminole Herald a Classified Department. * a 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. a 8. Classified Management's decision on copy acceptability will be final. * * 20 1 71—H e u Wanted -----. *- .v- ua.. -c. Pk. DBPTWVW1B1 On VVTMB,, ESS*WTO rummer Job* •food one worker A drtvor, al *Mla. Ml 75 tie, record, DFWP. EOE • 1097 Sand Pond FtotaLLMta f, 407-3338877, ail 118. * P R E V IO U S P U Z Z L E A N S W E R ' J B >A i V ' r r T 's A A 5 _£ • * _L g *■ A | g ! K> l-i ‘GIVE ME SOME CREDIT” By James E. Buell i 71— H elp W a n ted ,101 everything 3 9 H autboy 4 0 Passing w ord? 41 Sm all da m 42 Used inelogant language 4 3 O uostlon, part three 4 7 " M a m a ___ 61—Money to Lend fra mIJa*M efA ei 1ai i ■i Da A ItaBTWBry. ,rOUi 'll UBHBWn rlfR COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. TM1A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDP M CORPORATION la H a P ta m * and CYNTHIA P. CONAVAY; BRANT­ LEY COVE ASSOCIATION. INC : CHRISTOPHER W. CONAVAY. FAIRW1NOS CREDIT UNION: UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f CYNTHIA P. CONAVAY. JOHN OOE: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY . I a d M l u H a Nghaat and Baal tAddar tor eaah aa H a WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE E d i l o d C J iJ 'rjfT ^ o lh y E . P a ik o r 1 Earth ne igh ­ bor 5 '...that he m a y ____ you as wheat" (Luka 2 2 :3 1 ) 9 Culture media 14 Tw in to Ja c o b 1 5 From square one 16 Zero in on 1 7 Q ulp p y question, part one 2 0 Basutoland, lormeriy (M a r Erlccaen't Toni* Coral Calcium NOW! II Tonic C *taum (960mg) ta * liny to* bog. Immune •ytlam builder, dtaoxiher, inti ntacfve. fneVzer. tad PravwW end holp* trcot over 200 dtaooootl Cal now *1 1-BOO-231-3344 w/pta«5*683 or global CYNTHIA P. CONAVAV. al at. The Universal Crossword ACROSS Wednesday. May 13.2002 • / •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I • I •I •I •I • I *1 MAIL TO: Seminole Herald Classified Ads P.O. 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Box 1H 7, Sanford 33773 Ourofnc* la open to serve you Monday through Frida* • am - 5 pm Home Health Care Elderly Care HealthABeauty For Sale 15 Cemstory Lota 16 Reminder Servlcee 18 Luxury Item* 18 Computar/TV 21 Peraonali 22 Healthcare 23 Loci A Found 25 Special Nodcae 27 Nursery A ChM Care 33 Wei^tt Management 35 Hypnoeia 39 Health Insurance 43 Legal Services 45 Debt Consoidatton | 55 Buaineea Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages «r L i H J i H EM PLO Y M EN T sa 6 7 Career C cniuttants 69 70 fi 73 117 Commercial Rentals 116 Office Space For Rani 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storige/Oftice For Rent Reeumee Education A Training n*ip warned Employment REAL 161 Appliances A Furniture For Sale 163 Television A Stsrea/Radto 1B5 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 169 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn A Gardin 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment ESTATE 91 Homes To Share 93 Rooms For Rent ' 96 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apertments •Furnished 99 Apartments.Unfurnished 100 Condomtoum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Dupies/Tiipiex 107 Mobile Homes For Rent t il Resort Vacations 114 W a/ehousa/R entaJ S p a ce MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pete A Supplies 200 Uvsstock/Ferm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 AntiqueCoHectlbles 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy 115 Industrial Rental 71—Help Wanted Fell tim e 4 bed Tims CNAa £0407-885-1880. LA B O R E R S NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR NULDi MeUUNCI *MOseik F u u e Ores See e w s e m e . Harriott CourtyanVLake Mary. PertTime NightAudtof. ttpnv7wn. No Experience Nsctsswy (407)444. IQCO_____________________ Need Ful Time House Cleaning Person. Osytkne hours only on weak days. 407-324-7979. after 5pm Naad Soma A D V tftflfcM To Promote Ybur Bumneeel Than C at Us About Flyers W* Will Print * For You To Our Reader* For Only 9c/Copyll D e liv e r Ws Have s Way You Can Cut That Coal in MUM THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-329 -2flt1 105—D uplex/Tripiex 1 4 1 — H o m e s Fo r S a l e C saaatearry /A ftam o n te S p rin g s: 3 3 . CHA, a l Ufa. 1795/month 4070 7 8 -1 0 0 3 /4 0 7 -3 5 3 3 3 0 0 3BR/1.5 Be. bnck home new roof, AC. paint. Ua. carpet, landscaped. HWH. 1407 Valencia Cl Waal. Sanford. *74.900. 407-595-3309 407-4034000 99— A partments • U nfurnished 1Bedroom , LMng Rm , K itchen. Bam . 7 month tease. *50CYmo, *600 seo x fy No pate 407-3499209 Towers: AppOcotlona are bekrg accepted for quaMsd seniors (age 03 or okter). Satsiy, privacy, snndsrM oompankxahk) and greal vteas are some of tw teakasa. Rank Marta i t *357 lor sm ctency aparlmants and (3 4 5 for ona are Included m the rent For mors information, ca l 407-323-4430 M ARINER'S V ILLA G E LAKE ADA 1 DOftM. S4SOAJO 2 BORM. H 70M 7 A l® UP . Cates rncUded 3A N F5liO : Nawty Rsmodatedl 1BR/1BA $475/Mon9i. 1st plus Daposk (407)774-0002 1 0 7 — M o b il e H o m e s For R en t ELDER APRINOO Oft BR 427 1 0 2 Bedrooms *125 wfc A up. $125 deposit. Cad 407-133-3904 or 407103-7934. SAkFORO 2BR/1BA, HO PE IS. J45OU0NTH. PLUS OEPOSIT 4*7-3331107 101—H ousesFurnished 1 1 8 — O f f ic e S p a c e F o r 103—H ouses* sioe U n f u r n is h e d *000 OOWN - WHY R C N m 3BfV 38A For S ate i O den Payers. A ssistance 252 Accounting 253 AddKIona A 254 Air Conditioning S ale DELTONA 10acres. Ideal tor mcbke homesite. horses, cants, terming or nursery! Zoned agricultural. 34 900/ACHE Sm. down w/owner finance 104-707-1773 or (04-707- Shut Prastar 0 Counter Helper lor busy dry darner in Lake Mary. 4073330704 or 407-3330070. Wrecker dnvw needed. Musi have Cteaa B divers fcanee a hater 2001 Country Club Road. Sanford. 407322-0930. 91— A PA R TM E N T S /H O M ES T O SHARE Mature Parson to share house Sanlord-145(ymo. or II 2Vwk must tova d o g s 407-328-1743 9 3 — R o o m s Fo r R e n t 2 Story VClonan Home. Histone Charnel. M e . balcony, h o u se pnvrtegee. JIOOrWK. 1100 deposit. 407-320-5277 WEEKLY RENTALS S ta rtin g # tO lN rh. 4(77-330-4423 Fountain Lodge of Sanford has special ratee lor defy, weakly. A 5 day accom m odations. Can 407330-313573230040 tor detaka W ry idea, vary clean k m rm. Newly rem odeled, ax ud, cable. A C . Indry. phone, kitch u se . sac. dr, raseteni ow ner, private e n tran ce N o S m oking I O nly d ra g free lo b a r n a a d apply. 407-330-7373. r.ntcaw ie btioooo frit homsoemri m ou rn tend lay • teas etetTM cate led . f im ln w i. Sisal . MUICf. TOlimA) 407-321-0759 DOYLE S RENTALS Ovtedo: 1BFV1BA W,'Porch. W/D Hook-Ups Heat/Air *5357*500 Deposit. Deltona: 3B(V1Balh WTOfllca A Carport. *700*050 Deposit 8snford:3B(V1 BA W/Carport. Storage Rm W W/D Hook-Ups *7001*050 Deposit Sanford: 36R/1BA w/F amity Rm. W/Carport. W/D Hook-Ups, Lg Comer LoL No Patel *7001060 Dap S m fon t 38FV2BA W/Wtog A Farntiy Rm.. SmgM Car Clangs. Comer Lot i Floors. Lg Pabo. *0007*750 Deposit DOYLE REALTY. INC. (4*7)3m u t e i RENT A SELL HOMES Large baauOfii home. 371. CHA, hardwood Roars, washarkkyar hook­ ups. fenced (TSiVmo. 407-3360457. 4BR 1.S BA: New Roof. Ceramic Tie. 11x21 Sc Porch, Pool, on Over 1/4Acre. (85.900 Over 1/4Ada 3BR1 BtehlAr. dn. appfc. haavSySeed Prioad lot ipkck uia (84.900 4DR 2BA: Over 1800 Sq Ft, Liv, Dm. Fam Rm W,TWaptece. Deck. Garage *102.900. 28R 13 BA: New Roof. Ceramic TIM. Sc Porch. Over 1400 Sq Ft. Nlcafy Landscaped. Poof. Fenced (104.900 Custom 6ft 48R 3BA: Over 2500 Sq FL Lw, Din. Fsm Rm. 22x40 Sc Pool and Spa, 3 Car Gar. Over 1/3 acre *259 900 Custom BR4 BR 2 BA: Over 2300 Sq FILM Dm, Fam Rm. 32x32 Sc PocL2Car OaragaonOwr L2 Acre *210.900. Sanford: 3/2. CHA. S a cttm T *05a/month. The Hktenan Group 407-331 0333 PAUL OSBORNE 95— R W O U I A M I O \ S 4/1 l) \ l i : i , I M M en Just d ial Ihcse 3 dlKlU Saeking a parson to thara my home, vww ol Lake Monroe, house pnvkeges C al 407-3287232 lor an apporntmani Share 4BR 2 B A htm e. Sw kcrdA ae. Living Room with Fireplace. W aiher/Dryer. *375 Security. U tetw l Inducted (407)375-1110 9 7 — A pa r tm en ts F u r n is h e d t . 2nd (If. 1 B R h ea l A tea, *325iho . lit, last, Joe person, no pete, no ppty O 915 W 1st St . My after 12 noonl AUCTTON-Mey H . 100 pel Minna, Akara. BM— a Resort 14 f M fokas J P. L ite AacRste C a . (IQ0)55*-3*04 1 2 piece Name Brand Quean ORTHOPEDIC PILLOW TOP Mattress S a l Brand New. SM In Plastic. SacrEtoe *100. Can Dativer. 407-433-0848. 1 A cherry stekpi bed, sold wood, with petow op mattress sei. Never used 6e l *549 Cm deivw. 407-4230230. 77* and 6 CTiees w riest. SM n Box. *950. U nited China Cabinet Avek. Can Dekver 407-432-0330. A Ful su e mattress set. New m kkel sei *00.407-422-0048 A KINO SIZE PILLOW TOP orthopedc matttessiet. New In pisstlc. Sal *195. 407-4325840 Bed: Black ton canopy bed wsh lesxy bm ptoetopsal Newerlead. 407-402*2770.______________ owoa, iQCaiiHJn Jaarworu,. onnoipwjic 5 y<warrarky TWn *75. U *90. quern *98. Mig 1175 Never 407-402-2770. Couch. M Itakan Leather Sola. *075. LovssssL *025. Chair. *525. & wd New SM to PteMc Cm DMver. 407-422-0230. PRUNDCr TOY* AND OMTS I fla w r.|U bkteys.C M «- ■aaRnsMAXpRii 457*. u □ay Bed: 3 wfxle/lron/brass, IranMe, never, iwwt Ml b a n ! OoMm sM M R , 4075005577. Dtorg Rtxm-1 J p c scld Chippendale chairs. btMM * teach, never used, ooal (Ok. s a l 11351, server. *250. 407500-1411. ^uSon Bed: Brand Mew, ■8,1115. A te e M a m n Iron Day B ed, 575. 057*7*7. Fukxi: Bteck tkkjks taroe pka T Nsk ■ Never usmL M i t o W *000, sa« (375. AJ oak. 5375.407- 680-0577. ftO < rL C X )K < »tr< r OE Side by Side FteMgsiWer sk » Y. VYTirpOOS mpMnl SMT MB cleaning oven. H oykS *000k sepsrate/y 388-315-4030 SOUTHERN COLORADO MOUNTAIN UTTVHAT1 U 1 - scs»ek»esR589.9aapTteteMiii i^ » iM lte— ^ss# 1 O O V D M m r POSTAL uJ T - j i-e . M N w w arU ciees “j * * j * scceax ExcaOem fleenciry CxJ) low (500)3)75710 Up to 147J71 N an . PsrappikteM U . ltete-llpea/7 b p L sotiM or UUsrl CHI teW sa l (5 7 7 )3 U -« n sr visit ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. Do yea mm *800 te a MyT Your own locxlcmdy route 70 K ir k u w e i Candy A3 tor *9.991 Call (100)998-VEND. ADkROOOd)). KENNEL MANAGER A CARETAKER M * Heeaa salary, sad 1 tram (HIV* at) (407)5*4-1117. MRMMAR3-FL LJ.OOQ/mor(ratewac) 1 0 localv w as.aotcM | WRim. 4knitted SI 0^00 figM sd.(*00)P*5WOi (34 k n .) ADU9950T Driven Trabtem Hu IMIOrsaipto* ■MM * spatial Risk Ftss Route-U OOQ/MO. (Provwi) Ha CnapMUiite. 40 local vaodini sites 0 0 ,0 0 0 CaM teqursd (M 5J39M 974 (Tad A sa) COMFUTER/IHTEDIET PERSON-FMTMa 5754110/ Horn. (KCUII-OOTOar wv Rebuild C ndd FREE EVALUATION (100)135-1145 U coaed/Booded/InM ed/ ncmprofli www tewwtioruon orj kspfaMSDyiygkor ef im . LAROB LAKEFRONT PARCELS 149,900 (19,900 Uksvtew. New private IstaOsal otssaa 41 sMd to KaaavfBe Paved m r o w r i boat iffffbi md l i l t m M teO rnTdoTl 17 Financial ~“ -j Yiar w (UtfM -JW * 0 DOW NHOM COavTRBeat F in illaasK HUD, V A PHA No emtiR OK. For liMaagte Howl (100)501*1777 M The tenants anasy eukar is a n MLMI It's a trend oaw system caUadEMMI Earn IOk weakly, by k Baal (500)04)OMI M JWJ. ACCIDENT VlCTIMtWt funirs tcRlcmctu No * ** EIVBRIRONT RAJURM B U R O s* p p a O sM p xtongoae/Pinterky's bate trete IMm b rivsn. M en teM . CaU now (100)704-3114 sm 111. asm fer Ferkan 100 IMT coapsagr Pell Ttateisg. High PT/PT. (*00)342-4)13 Free Into WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS. E^sp cock NC u ~ w 'i a d iR OMrokss Mm M * EaaMy Im. 1251W. US 54.; NC 25901-Call fer ftss bracken. (100)541-15*1 WESTERN MOUNTAINS Owe oooiNC M e a n * Itemas, cebtes, aosags, Oterokee Ms— ia Reeky, tee. I2 U W EA3YWORKI OraMPsyf Em b MOOtellOOOpkwi weak. ProceMOa mail Ism home Pisa Nppbaa No sxp twceeary CaU tw to e sgn M sn ((00J25T4944. a d 101 US M Mapby. NC 2*901 Cal fer5m Iracfen (500)54(• 3*44. W a n tb d t o B a y LLC (500)445-9143. OvMtet year) raaa eee t «ut .ear— Ladies f ill FREE! t»o;i786T,VLK Crtdll C«rd Billing 1 BOOITFY Fl'N iihhs fw teeirtten k e IS S B S S S A in ifen (brek ea i i i t |l a i v a A (ir lx r e n Hatewte A-l. M te M 1S.11 teq ■3 U d in T U k FREE to U v n Nalionwide 1407 M B II\ n : B an k O w ned P roperty!!! What does that mean to you? oom m ate anted Bed Rm Set: Entlrs Bed Set W/Hdbrd/Flbrd, Dresser, Mirror, OwMwxIM. Stem SM Bated *750 C m DeSver 407-422-0230. U» __________ 321-1022.__________ Larger kitchen privileges free cabla kyerllOOWk. waaher/dryer 1 1OO/wk. lak e Ave to Sanlord. 407-000-7023 1 Luxury firm pteawtop set with 7 yr w em rfykA *135, queen *140, kxig *310. Brand new. Located to Sanlord, 407-402-2770. M*ATTINnO N**^fsw in teger J003. Pastel io b a tl JJMSM RVkr. Fvkl beneftWPsad Tytesaa^Ns s g a t— nac. A a eg te^ ca # . 7 * 0 1 < m ) 7 » W 3 se t. 101. OVER YOUR HEAD IN DEBT7 CradR CteM/BdbT CM \ itoitei Huy ana Private Room in Longwood Home. S tead y Em ployed. N on-Sm oker 188/w i. *50 Deposit 407-0304210 >, 0.000 BTU. used 1 mordu cote rww ( 10a saerttos price *75 00 C el 407-0005577. 2 CHESTER DRAWS. 1 TRIPLE MRROR DRESSER. PINE , GOOD CONDITION *250 OR BEST OFFER 407-322-5409 tea m 1-7 so»-cr»ca. Seoedey May IMt, I0J0 mb / l (M5)S55-579I VFIJIURE 1 PROPER I It S JO/ 3 ? I 4 / 6 4 Kitchen privileges. SlOQVrk. *100 deposit. UUruea included 407Large pkjsh hom e, Sarkvd/D eitona area. S o m a h o u se prhrttegaa. }10CW* n d u d e s aA C al tor d e ta il 407-324-0000__________________ 1 KINO SEHTA. poeturepedto seL never taed Cow *2K sa l *298. Can detiver. 407-0000577. 1 8 1 — A p p u a n c i b Ac F u r n ttu r e F o r S a ArFORDABLE HUMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES irrtiV rf.'rtrt N l T lf f t Strop fW n p ilon lit n u d id toe busy optomeirtc oftics on Lake U vy Btvd. MadcM e tc e te r a s Pirn E xcitant math A corrvrwcatione Hues a m ust C al 407-322-2230 181— A p p lia n c e s Ac F u r n ttu r e F o r S a le 1 6 3 — W a te r fr o n t P r o pe r t y F o r S ale Wstertront property on the Si Johns Rarer. Lowland, 15/7 on river, 150 on slough. Approx. 70(7 from water to water, approx 2 2/3 sera. Bonus: approi one so * on paved road Great place lor camper, camping or houseboat. (1 3 .5 0 0 Arm. 407-3243370. 267 Lawn Servlcee 266 Legal Servlcee 269 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 299 Oii, Lube A Filter 294 Painting 299 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 29fl Piano/Organ Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 302 Screen A Glass Work 3 0 3 S ecretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Small Business 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Poof Servlcee 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radio 314 Upholstery 316 Welding A Sheet Metal 318 Wei Drilling 319 Window Washing A Tinting 1B1— A p p l ia n c e s Ac F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e t BRASS BED. QUEEN SEHTA, poskjmpadto sal 0 tavna. Never uasd. ooak (1K. sa l *775. Can ctelver 407 8600577. A r c U orb Nmsas wanted. Work af home In heath Item 5500 to 5t500 PT. C al Hotly 1888-233-9050_______ 255 Alteratlone 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabineta 263 Carpentry 264 Carpel A Institutions 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Ceiling Repair 267 Ceramic Tie 288 Child Care Centers 289 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Dativeiy Services 275 DrywaJI 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Men 279 Hurting 260 Home Improvements 261 Irrigation A Repair 262 Janitorial Services 263 Jewelry A Repair 264 Laksfront Clearing 285 Landscaping 266 Laundry Services 38edroom/2^alh mottee home on" 10 acres In G eneva. Asking *09.900. 407-349-5874 1 4 1 — H o m e s Fo r S ale New Comfort km 1 6Mtes need M tens Night Am*. FU 4 Part Vna Breakfast H ostess. Apply In parson si 590 Ava Court, Sanford, behind Cracker Barr*. 235 Truck/Buses/VBns For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motoncydes/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentaia 241 Rec. VeWdes/Campers For Sale 243 Traitors For Sale 245 Farm Equipment 35x10mcbkehome, s&achodFL im. partly rumd. carpeted, caking Ians, newstove, newAC. Located totown ■ Country(SdUffi Pwk, 5355 Orange BML LkMcxvoe Aakrig *17000 358 740-1095 Ren t 12 M E E 0 5 5 * 4 6 0 5 © Al have CHA and private barha (407)322- 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automotive 2000 Fisstwood 1.475 iq ft, 3BFV2BA. dan, veukted cakinga, totsof aiaraga. nice park witopock, or can moveto your tot Ci«ng tens ■ garden tub. Tiro minutes tram*w Grssnwsy *51.000 407-324-1410 Sanlord *1000 down, 32. 1 car garage, shad, child's play sat. upgraded kitchen A bath, recently remodeled. 1200 sq ft. home warranty. *09.900. Call Todd OREL (MAX.. 407-247-4104 m AUTO M OTIVE Fo r S ale 1 5 3 — A c r e a c e Lo t F o r Ctean A Sacua lor Svtgte AdMI onfy Also Room tor Rant Ful House prtvkagea. 5130/wk, all utilities included 407-0390137. 221 Good Thinga to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions 1 5 7 — M o b il e H o m e s For Sola By Owner 100 Pmecreat 3BTV1BA, al remodeled. Buyer can choose carpeting *00.500 rww: wi) go to realtor In 3 weeks. O *89.900. 407-788-8343. In ttw event you n—d to chany your id; If you need to change your ed whle t la running, pieeee give ue a ce» and we witi make me change tor toe next tvakabte edtOon Pieeee check your ad on the first dty of pubticabon. It you (tod an error, pieeee cal ua fcnmedaMy end we wd coned toe error lor the next pubtanton. We we rmpcrwfete tor toe Jkst Inaeriton only end only lor toe coat of toe first tossrtton._____________ > l|l< MERCHANDISE 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out ot Stale Proporty |jor Sale 145 Resort Properly For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 146 Mobile Home Lota 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 Reel Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale RENTALS Paylngfor your clin tffo d id ; We glacfy accept Mastercard or Vita. We also a* M e caah or a personal check. Adveriteen who wish to be cited can make amngemente at toe ante their ad Is pieced. Please keep In mind that ade In the Personals (data. 21), Business Opportunities (dess. 55) a Oarage Bates (217) reqdn payment to 322- 2611 DEADLINES: Daadine It 4 p.m. on Monday tor Wednesday paper and 4 pm Thu" d*V ** Weekend edWon. 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BARE 13 CAROL 155.62 4,178 0 1 -2 1 - 2 9 - 5 0 5 -O AO O -O 070 IH X l PADi 125 VAGABOND WAY LO TS 7 ♦ 8 0LK A MEAD P H IL IS C 580.14 4«|79 O l - 2 1- 2 9 - 5 0 5 - O BO O -0060 PADl 125 M OBILE AVE LO TS 6 ♦ 7 BLK D M OBILE . . . STERN DENNIS A 490.70 4*100 0 1 - 2 l - 2 9 - 5 0 5 -O B O O -0090 PADi 117 MOBILE AVE BATCHELOR ROBERT 021.71 4*101 0 1 -2 1 -2 9 -0 0 0 -0 0 0 0 -0 1 1 0 PAOl 149 M OBILE AVE LO TS 11 ♦ 12 BLK B IV E IR A MANUEL R JR ft _ H ILD A 6 2 1 .2 0 4*102 0 3 - Z l - 2 9 -5 0 5 -O B O O -0 0 111 0 PAOl 101 MOBILE AVE O LtV E tR A MANUEL F JR ft_ H ILD A 416 .7 6 4*181 0 1 -2 1 -2 9 -0 O 5 -O B O O -O I140 PAD, 157 MOBILE AVE Y NNIE H AV .„ WAYNE S JR 001.64 4*104 0 3 -2 1 -2 9 -5 0 5 -O B O O -0210 IH X l FAD? 169 MOBILE AVE I 10 F T OF LO T 21 ♦ ALL LO T VOLKMANN CAROL S 122.77 4*180 0 1 -2 1 -2 9 -5 0 5 -0 6 0 0 -0 2 4 0 IH X l PAD, 197 MODILE AVE HUSCATO FERRY A 147.42 4*106 0 1 -2 1 -2 9 -5 0 0 -0 6 0 0 -0 2 5 0 IH X l PAOl 201 MOBILE AVE GIROO J D ft W ILHCLMINA 446.16 4*107 0 1 -2 1 -2 9 -5 O 5 -0 C 0 O -O 1 10 IH X l FADi 152 MOBILE AVE LOT D • N 10 F T OF LOT 14 . FULGHUM ROBERT ft MAE 170.10 4*100 0 3 -2 1 -2 9 -5G 5-0C00-0200 PAOl 165 MANOR AVE Q[ROD WILHCLMINA 464.58 4*109 0 3 -2 1 -2 9 -5 C 5 -0 C 00 -0210 PAOl I#1 MANOR AVE GIROO J 0 ft WILHCLMINA 450.26 4*190 0 1 -2 1 -2 9 -5 0 5 -O C 00 -0220 FADi 157 MANOR AVE GIROO J O * l D ft WILHCLMINA 0 99 .1 0 4*191 0 3 -2 1 -2 9 -5 0 5 -O C 00 -0210 PADl 151 MANOR AVE WHITFORD AMY L ft 410,19 4,192 rRANWIn t e l Sa n d y 0 3 *2 1- 2 9 - 5 0 5 - O C 0 0 - 0 2 7 0 (MX1 FADi 137 MANOR AVE LO TS 27 ♦ 2 | BLK C MOBILE 1TTLE LONDA F TUT 621 ,9 7 4*191 0 3 -221-2 1 -2 99-0 -5O 5 -O C O O -O 2 9 O 129 MANOR AVE PAD.l x_. 1.0T 29 ♦ S 1/2 OF LOT 10 BLK C j 1*062,00 4 (1 8 2 �I I Sw nlnol* Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, May t, 8,1 5 . 2002 • 1 7 [wane -aancet Human" " f M l T A W WfTONIO s & w PUB ItO I 1 M .K 4*1*4 • M .t * 4.1*3 i n . .* 4*1*4 coo- o , , ° rnutu i»«iSJ/2 ^ L0T ,0 * * 15a55^S 555E ■ TA X ES DUE TK $ S " °BAAIMOS " •••••••• •••••••« 1* 07 4 .4 4 4 .2 4 2 & i s . * . * » tt.K e r o s u e . . . 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MARY JO ? -o o e o IH X I DE RD r •••••KENSlNGTi •••••*»KL •••••••OR MAL<---------“ 141.66 M MONTGOMERi ANDREA Q 0 9 -2 1 7 - 5 0 8 - OOOO-1760 IH X ) PADi 103 CAMBRIDGE DR »••••••• .....M l 1 0 .1 7 4 .2 4 5 O IH X ) 4*244 •••••••• •••••••• 1.140.41 4.248 •••••••• •••••«•• 8 5 0 .7 4 4 .2 4 7 H MIRIAM -0 0 0 0 -0 0 7 0 IH X I ‘ BAL PALM PL -0140 two • 7 4 .3 3 4 .2 7 0 L A S T . ______ 0 3 -2 1 -2 9 -5 M J -0 0 0 0 -0 1 9 0 IH 11 X I f* P | 244 M EABAL PALM PL • 1 4 .2 4 4 .2 71 PALM PL PNG 2 7 - T O B SW 8 i 4 0 7 .4 9 4*272 8 * 4 7 5 .0 2 4 .2 7 3 1*835.48 4*274 2 * 7 7 2 .6 1 4 .2 7 8 4 * 7 0 7 .1 3 4 .2 7 4 CLA 4.211 'OL EH TEAP SItES 1 7* .M IMCR 4.214 S p 'is « » 7 6 6 .* 6 : ° 4 .2 4 4 •••••••• 2 .3 4 7 .0 2 4 .2 4 7 jjliW S S e ™ SeACctWio I llf t e & .t . $so*nLA8 aconbo 4.204 * n ? % BLK J N O B ILE . . 1* 52 3 .1 7 2 2 .0 2 IN C 2 lj2 » -3 0 3 -0 ^ 0 0 -0 l3 0 4 .2 4 3 4t I * . 17*. 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T; * s ° S W i i 7 CR0S3 CONRAD C t1 DEBORAH P 1 )4 7 2 .2 4 7 )4 9 8 i S - Z t - lZ - a n O - 0 0 0 0 - 1 7 8 0 ( L d , * . Q . _Ht f g S g TRL MM 1 2 (TA K E R BRENDA J S JESSP 9 2 8 .4 9 7 ) 4 9 * lA -tl-lI-lO O -O O IO -O O O O PAD) 14AZ CUNRYVILLC RI 10 A C ) 1 .8 4 8 .7 2 7 ,4 9 7 L A f J LARRY L ft JU A N ITA ■ 1 4 -2 1 -1 2 -lO O -O O IA -O O O O IHM) PAOl J t l O CURRYVILLE RD WHITAKER DON A BRENDA J 8 )1 9 2 .0 * 7 ,4 9 0 1 4 -2 1 -1 2 -1 0 0 -0 0 1 0 -0 0 0 0 IHM) RD PAD) 144* CURRYVILLE RI • IL L T a n C KEVIN A CONNIE 0 7 .0 1 7 ,4 9 9 1 A -2 1 -J 2 -1 0 0 -0 O A A -0 O 0 0 PAOl 2450 PANDORA LN PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N TACT TH 8 OFFICE OP THE TAX COLLECTOR a HOURS IN ADVANCC OP TH 8 MEETING AT 40)465-reoi. RAY VALDES TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PUBLISH: MAYS. IS ,22 �— •Bontnott Hnld,S*rford. Ftoridi •W«jn*«d*y. M*y t, a. 132001 •j a When You Need Emergency Care, Where Will You Go? No matter w hat kind of em ergency care you need, the new Emergency Departm ent at Central Florida Regional is designed to provide excellent, patient-friendly care... faster. Since no one likes to sit in an Emergency Room, w e even have a separate Fast Track to treat your minor em ergencies and get you on your w ay.. .faster. Central Florida Regional Hospital...close to ho m e. ..ready when you need us. Central Florida REGIONAL HOSPITAL C onveniently located on Lake M onroe betw een US Hwy 17-92 and S.R. 46, 1401 W . Sem inole Blvd, Sanford, Florida 4 0 7 - 3 2 1 - 4 5 0 0 www.centralfloridaregional.com t MpfPIP* ■■ ^ . , �r * GeminolG Herald, Sanford. Flonda ■Wednesday. May B. 15.22 2002 • 1 E M I N O L E C LEGAL NOTICES NOTKBOP TAX SAL! 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CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE M TH DAY O r MAY. KXH. 9 00 l AT TV* COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING IN SANFORD, 1101 EAST T STREET ROOM I0M. COUNTY OF SEMNOLE. STATE OF FLORI , TAX SALE CERTIFICATES WILL BE SOLD ON THE fO UO W IN G ED LAND TO PAY THE AMOUNT DUE FOR TAXES HEREIN SET T I THE SAME. TOGETHER WITH A U COSTS OF SUCH SALE I ALL ADVERTISING SALE WILL BE HELD IN THE COUNTY COM I CHAMBERS I t .P A R C EL NUMBER O 6*2.04 r l *•*••»** - 1^-3 : S D i ^ i r w ^ ' 0919- I nam e -p a r T A X E S D UE cel num ber r.E O . 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State MasterCard/VISA Signature 3755 NW Highway 17-92 (E xit 52,1-4) in Sanford 407-323-4450 * centralfloridazoo.org Discover Central Florida Zoo PO Box 470309 Lake Monroe, FL 32747 407-323-4450, ext.119 zoopass@totcon.com Zip �f c l T f t 1AY 19, 20 02 M hYSM e Ns.7* Seminole H erald Sanford, Florida C w V te s n iM S n M H m t) 500 www.seminolehorald.com Most SHA fires reported to insurers By Christopher Patton Staff Writer ling Honors relatives packed Into b'a Kalian Restaurant p Mary on Monday to by tribute and give Mrs'to the Seminole 1School softball team gr a great season. Pago1B taring to be drug-free i every passing year, I Abuse Resistance ation (D A R E ) plays a greater role in helping t Sem inole County's youth understand the many reasons to avoid drugs. Page 1C M an dies of electrocution Steven Corey Griffin, 22, f Sanford was electrocuted lay morning. J It happened at about 8:45 tu n . at an office and ware! complex, located at ’ Power Court near lord. A work crew from ert Erectors was stalling flashing near the af of the building. iG riffin was moving his “■foot aluminum extension lder when it apparently countered a power line. The Une carried more than 7,600 volte of electricity. Co-workers called for el and icy personnel ;rushed the victim to Central ^Florida Ret he was proBanford, wl nounced dead, SANFORD — An investigation Into whether insurance claims were filed for fires at the Sanford Housing Authority shows that five of the eight fires were reported to insurance officials. Claims for the remaining three fires may have been filed, said SHA director Audris Blltberry, but the Federal Bureau of Investigations still has boxes of records it seized last April during the government's Investigation of former Search difficult because FBI hasn’t returned seized records director Timothy H udson's manage­ m ent practices. "I am not convinced that the Sanford Housing Authority did not file claims," Billberry said indicating the records that prove so could be in Washington D.C. At the April 18 board meeting, Commissioner Ross Bieling asked the director to investigate tne whether claims had been filed for fires at housing authority facilities since 1999. Billberry researched Ihe matter and notified com­ missioners at Thursday's board meeting that she has Identified only three inci­ Buddy Balogia — Seminole County Planning Office Index C la u itle d ............................... S i -7 8 C ro u w ord ................... 3 A . SB Dear A bb y .................................7 A le g al. ....................................4 S -5 S U feS ty i*......................... S ectio n C Obituarte. ................................ 3 A O p in io n ........................................ 4 A Folic# l o g .............................. 2A . Religion ................................. 4 C -3 C Sport. ................................... 1S-3B See Fires, Page 6A FP& L O K s deal w ith h ousin g authority Lessard stays put as Sanford mayor Utility charged agency for lights that didn’t work ‘This is an important time for Sanford’ By cnniiopnif ration Stall Writer SANFORD — Mayor Brady Lessard is not a candidate for the Seminole County Commission. District 5 Commissioner Daryl McLain announced April 30 that he intends to resign his position to challenge Florida Speaker of the House Tom Feeney in the Republican prima­ ry for the newly creat­ ed 24th District con­ g re ss lonal seat. SANFORD — Working toward a brighter future, Sanford Housing Authority commission­ ers unanimously approved a deal with Florida Power & Light Thursday to replace 39 vandal­ ized streetlights. FP&L has had a lease agree­ ment with SHA, dating back to 1989, for the 100 400-watt street­ lights within the boundaries of Lake Monroe Terrace, Cowan Moughton Terrace, Edward Higgins TVrrace, William Clark Court and Castle Brewer C ourt Many of the damaged lights have been inoperable for quite some time, according to Commissioner Ross Biellng. Unfortunately, the housing authority and electricity provider have been at odds over who is responsible for the costs in replacing the lights, said Director Audris Billberry. FP&L Customer Project Manager Mark Pollock informed the board that every one of the lights in question was vandal­ ized. In some cases, the entire light future is missing. It's FP&L policy to charge costs associated with vandalism to the leasee. Pollock said. By Dan Ping Editor Wicklow Elementary students Kart Newsom, Hannah Ramsey and Margarita Santiago put the fin­ ishing touches on *NewsJe,* the killer what their class constructed from newspapers. t McLain * has yet to S tu d en ts stu d y w h a le biology By MJchefie Jeria Managing Editor SANFORD — Danicla Areucllo’s fifthgrade students arc facing a dilemma. The children have a 6-foot killer whale in their classroom, and they don't know how to get it out the door. The problem began after the students, with another class at Wicklow Elementary School, spent the past month studying whales. As a special project, Arguello asked her class to create a swim­ ming mammal out of plastic garbage b a n , newspapers and cardboard. Following a month of stuffing, molding o fficially r e s i g n , though he has begun organizing a Laasard campaign for the congressional seat. He is listed as an active candidate on the Florida Division of Elections Web site for the seat and must file a formal intent no later than July 19. Lessard was considered one of the front-runners for what b expected to be a crowded race to replace McLain. The first-term Sanford mayor said Thursday he intends to complete hb term, which ends April 1,2005. “We’ve got too many things and gluing, the students are now almost finished with Newsie, a papier-mflchO killer whale. After one more coat of paint, he will be ready to make his debut in the school's library, where he will remain on display until the end of the year. Newsie, who got his name from the materia) used to make him, wasn't the first whale created by the fifth-graders. Before the black and white mammal was even started, the students made clay and origami whales with their first-grade Reading Buddies. They also researched various topics about whales and conSee Whale, Page 6A See Lights, Page 6A See Front Porch council begins home repairs By Christopher Patton Stall Writer By Michelle Jerla SANFORD — Liza Irwin is seeing first hand how Goldsboro Front Porch Council ‘ Inc., b helping the community. Her house is the first on the Council’s list to receive minor home repairs as part of a grant to enhance the quality of life for seniors in the community. Beginning last week, members from the Council and Brother's Keepers have been working on the house Irwin has lived in since 1967. "Ms. Irwin was the first to call about participating in the initiative," said Eloise Dilligard, Front Porch's pro­ gram coordinator for elderly outreach. "Thb is going to be the model house for wnat we are able to do." DiJIigard said there are more than 10 other homes needing minor home repairs on the Council's list. Tne residences were selected through a process of prioritizing. "We had to look at what homes needed im mediate repairs," she said. "If it was an emergency, the home became a priority." Oscar Redden of Brother's Keepers said his group became Lessard, Page 10A Deputies bust high-priced escort service in Altamonte ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A sting conducted last weekend by the sheriff's office C ity/County Investigative Bureau netted four arrests involved in a pricey prostitu­ tion ring. Agents' undercover work targeted prostitution of escort services, said sheriff's office spokesman Steve Olson. Authorities used a hotel room Managing Editor Semlnole Smile dents that the insurance company does not show claims filed. H er investigation w as aided by Sanford Fire Marshall Mike McGibeny. McGibeny identified eight fires that occurred at v arious SHA complexes between 1999 and 2002. The largest of ihe suspected insurance claims not filed Is from an Oct. 17,2000 blaze at 19 Lake Monroe Terrace. Investigators estimated damage to be about $40,000. One reason for the possible mix-up. at the Ramada Hotel at 2025 State Road 434 in Longwood for the operation. According to police reports, the operation began at about 10 p.m. May 10 when an agent called the business known as Pure Ecstasy and requested a female escort for the evening. The business reportedly called back and advised the agent a ;irl named Jessica would be at girl his room in 30 to 45 minutes. See Bust, Page 10A UCF may add on-campus golf course at possible housing site By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Buster Jones paints the eaves of Liza Irwing's home as part of the Goldsboro Front Porch Council's Eklerty Outreach Program. involved in the senior outreach program through a natural partnership in the community. "We were already helping people in the community, so Front Porch began partnering with us," Redden said. "It was only proper to get us involved." The home repair program is one of the first project’s for the Council. The governor’s Office of Urban Opportunity last year announced Goldsboro had been selected as a Front Porch Florida community. The state program is a revitalization ini­ tiative that targets key urban neighborhoods for im prove­ ment. Seven m onths after the announcement, the local coun­ cil secured a $98,000 grant to See Repairs, Page 10A Student apartment woes for the Seminole County Commission apparently will not subside any time soon. A new master plan approved Thursday by the University of Central Florida Board of Trustees includes few campus housing improvements for the future, in the past two years, county commissioners have wrestled with five hotly debat­ ed student apartment complex­ es in the university area. The 10-year master plan includes a new fraternity park io n w ■!< u in the northwest comer of the campus and several new hous­ ing structures to the south, which will hold about 1,700 beds. In a previous discussion about student apartm ents. Commissioner Carlton Henley blamed the problem of student housing on UCF citing the school's refusal to add housing to the campus. Local elected officials, however, shouldn't hold their breath for the new campus housing, suggested university executives. "We have to make sure there See UCF, Page IDA s rx : � 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, May 15, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 15, 2002. 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"F o r five years Sanford has talked the talked. N ow w e're N e w 30 £ ? IS «*. * » about to w alk the R iverw alk," said Sanford M ayor Brady Lcssard. "T h is is the biggest day in the relationship betw een the com m unity and the river since General Sanford show ed u p ." Lcssard said construction should begin w ithin 30 days. Sm ith said w ork could begin as soon as 15 to 20 days.. "A fte r receiving the bids, w e'll m ake a recom m endation to the city com m ission on M onday," Sm ith said. "O n ce the com m ission approves the bid, w e'll subm it a contract. I would* n 't think it would take more than a w eek to get that back. At HaraM photo by Ttwnmy Vincent Sanford Purchasing agent Bill Smith, left, and the city's Riverwalk project manager Chris Smith review bids Friday afternoon. k id s ’ a t s c h o o l Chanter, Woods, will lead Pinecrest Elementary People are turning to nail technicians fo r relaxation and style C ro ssin g g u a rd s needed The start of the 2002-2003 school year for Seminole County Public Schools la Aug. 5t, which Is less than two-anda-half weeks away. As in years past, the Seminole County Sheriffs Office la seeking crossing guards to staff the busy interanrilnna mat ■nKrmJ rliMrfmn 86coon& scnooi ennaren must walk. A school crossing guard earns $ 8 per hour and must be avalable to work Mondaythrough-Frtdty during morning and afternoon hours. The appicant must also have a valid Florida Driver's License, must be 16 years old and have a high school cJpkxna or G.E.D. They must also submit to a background check to determine any prior drug use history and pflof arrest or con­ viction n o a m . Appikiaiona may be ooc&inM ai me seminoie County Sheriffs Office, 100 Bush Boulevard in Sanford. Lake M ary maintains Sem inole’s low est tax By Michelle Je rla Managing Editor By M ichalle Je r la Managing Editor S A N F O R D — T h e firet day o f school can be exciting fo r the "n ew k id s." A rrivin g at a new school ins m eeting new exp lorin g h a lls and room s, and d iscov erin g ' w liat M a n a g e r's C h oice m eans on the lunch m enu. It's an ad ventu re C arol C h an ter and M aggie W oods are look ing forw ard to w hen school starts n ext m onth at Pinecrest E lem entary School. C h an ter and W oods are the new principal and a ssis­ tant p rin cip al, respectively, a t the Sanford elem entary schoo l. A lthough b oth are alread y beco m in g fam iliar w ith tn elr new facility, they are look ing forw ard to the first d ay o f the school year. "I'm very e x cite d ," C h anter said . "W e'v e alread y got all ou r staff on board , the cu rricu lu m p la n ­ n ing has started and w e w ill be ready to g o ." C h anter, w ho received her d octo rate in ed u cation this w eek , isn 't a new face at Pinecrest. Several years ago, sh e served as the sch o o l's assistan t p rin cip al. Sh e left Sanford w hen sh e accepted the p rin cip a l's position at Forest C ity E lem entary In A ltam onte Springs. "N ow , I'v e com e back h o m e ," she said. P in ecrest's new principal d ays ZM With just two weeks remaining before school starts, Carol Chanter, left, and Maggie Woods are preparing for their new duties at Pinecrest Elementary School as principal and assistant principal, respectively. specialized in exceptional ed u cation for 10 years b efore m oving into school ad m inistration. H er first "o ffic e " jo b w as as assistant principal at S terlin g Park Elem entary. C h an ter found ou t she w as retu rnin g to Pinecrest in Ju n e, w hen the sch o o l's for­ m er p rincip al, Barry L eibovitz, accepted a tran s­ fer to W ilson Elem entary Sch oo l. C oincidentally, P in ecrest's form er assistan t p rincip al, D ianne L cBruto, replaced C h an ter at the b eginning o f Ju ly a s p rin ci­ pal at Forest City. T h a t's w hen W oods w as asked to jo in the staff at Pinecrest. "T h a t's w hy I'm still u n p ack in g ," W oods said. "B u t, I'm ju m p ing into things, and I *hink it w ill be easy to find m y fo o tin g ." W oods received her b a c h ­ e lo r 's d egree in bi-lingual edu cation and a m aste r's in edu cational leadership. A fter her hu sband , Jonn, retired from the N ew York C ity Police D epartm ent, the cou ple m oved to Florida, and W oods b ecam e the assistan t p rin cip al at Longw ood Elem entary S chool b efore tran sferring to Pinecrest. "C o m in g to Pinecrest is a grow th exp erien ce for m e ," W oods said . "T h ere will b e a lot o f ch allen ges, and I'm looking forw ard to facing th em ." Both ad m in istrators said their goal fo r the new school year is to have ev ery stud ent strive fo r ed u cational excel­ lence. " I 'd love to see us be an " A " sch o o l," C h an ter said. " I t's not ou t o f the realm o f possibilities. I looked at the d ata, and w e can d o it." O th er goals are facilityrelated , inclu ding new lan d ­ scap ing and irrigation. "W e w ant to m ake it as beau tiful o f a learning e n v i­ ronm ent as w c can fo r the stu d ents and teach ers," C h an ter said. "E sp ecially for the teachers. T hey Bhould have a beau tiful place to w ork in ." L A K E M A R Y — The pro­ posed FY 2003 budget Is com ­ plete, and Lake M ary residents w ill still pay the lowest tax levy in Sem inole County. C ity M anager John Litton pre­ sented T hu rsd ay h is annual b u d get m essage to C ity Com m ission, which included a m illage rate o f 3.7640, which has stayed the sam e for the past 10 years. It is also the 15th straight year the ad valorem tax rate in the city has not increased. A mill is 1/1,000 o f a dollar and is defined, as the m illage needed to raise the sam e total dollars o f ad valorem taxes as in FY 2002. A s p ro p erty values increase, a m ill is w orth more. " I am very happy w ith the proposed b u d get," Lake M ary M ayor Thom G reene said. "To keep the m illage rate the sam e in this econom y is a p lu s." A ccording to Litton, one of the biggest challenges facing the city Is the fu ture o f the fire d ep artm en t. A lthough Lake M ary is part o f the cou nty's Firet Response Team, county officials have asked the city to Increase its level o f participation. "W e are not providing equal resources to that program as we are receiving from b oth the cou nty and oth er a g e n cie s," Litton said. "I know ou r stated focus is on building a new sta­ tion on Rinehart Road, but that does nothing except provide a safer and m ore u ser-frien d ly structure for existing personnel and equipm ent." The city has considered sever­ al options in response to the See Tax, Page 11A West Nile Virus detected in Seminole From 8taff Reports Mika McLaon loke Mary City Commissioner Index mortal O V IE D O — T h e Florida D epartm ent o f H ealth (D O H ) today confirm ed that a horse and a dead wild bird in Sem inole County has tested positive for West N ile Virus. The horse w as located in the Black Hamm ock area o f O viedo. T h e dead bird w as collected from the TVvin Rivers area of Oviedo. This virus can cause illness and sometimes fatal encephalitis in people, horses, many types of bird s and possibly other a n i­ m als. It spread s through the bites o f infected mosquitoes, but there is no evidence to suggest that it is spread from person to person or from animats (other than mosquitoes) to people. it is important to remember that while two infected animals have been confirm ed to have West N ile V irus in Sem inole County, it does not m ean that there is an outbreak o f West Nile Virus, at this time. A medical alert is not in effect at this time. T h e Sem in ole C ounty H ealth D epartment is issuing the fol­ lowing as an advisory. ^ The Sem inole County Health D epartment continues to m oni­ tor for diseases transmitted by m osqu itoes w ith ou r sentinel chicken flocks and by encourag­ ing persons to report all dead birds to the follow ing website: www.wld.fwc.6tate.fl.us < T he Sem inole County Health D epartm ent w ill subm it dead birds to determ ine if they have been exposed to West N ile Virus. These birds m ust be fresh, in good cond ition and have no insect activity. Persons can call (407) 665 - 3605 M onday though Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm to report dead birds. T his m osquito season, the Sem in ole C ou nty H ealth D epartm ent has had no sentinel chickens test positive for West N ile Virus, St. Louis or Eastern Equine Encephalitis. T he Sem inole County Health D epartm ent recom m ends the follow ing preventive measures to avoid being bitten by m osqui­ toes: • Check residential screening on doors, window s, parches ana patios and repair any rips or tears. • Avoid being outdoors when m osquitoes feed, at dusk and dawn. • If you must be outdoors w hen m osqu itoes are active, cover as m uch skin as possible w ith shoes, socks, long sleeve shirts and long pants. Use mosquito repellant with the active ingredient DEET and apply it according to m anufac­ tu rer's recommendations. Tuesday, Aug. 6, neighbor­ hood s th rou gh o u t Sem in o le C o u n ty are urged to jo in together to prom ote the 19th annu al N ation al N ight O ut crim e and d ru g p rev en tion event. N ation al N ight O u t is designed to (1) heighten crim e and d rug prevention aw are­ ness; (2) generate support for and participation in local a n ti­ crim e efforts; (3) strengthen neighborhood spirit an d law enforcem ent com m unity p art­ nerships; and (4) send a m es­ sage to the crim in a ls that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back. Sem in o le C o u n ty S h e riff Donald E slinger is asking all co m m u n ities to b eco m e involved w ith N ational N ight O ut. From 7 p.m . until 10 p.m . Tuesday, A ug. 6th, resid ents in n e ig h b o rh o o d s th ro u g h o u t the cou nty are asked to tu rn on all ou tsid e ligh ts and spend tim e ou td oors w ith neighbors and law enforcem ent p erso n ­ nel. M any neigh b orh ood s w ill b e hosting a v ariety o f special events such as b lo ck p arties, cookou ts, and ch ild re n 's d eco ­ rated b icycle safety parad es. A num ber o f com m u nities have already an n o u n ced p lans to have special events. They have requ ested th e s h e riff's d ep artm en t to su p p ly dep uties, a h elico p ter flv-in or lan d in g , fin g e rp rin tin g , m otorcycle u n its, rescue vehiT h e se w ill See Event, I’a g e llA su p p lied �2A T he S eminole H erald Sunday. July 21. 2002 S em in ole S ummary •/i A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY M em oiy Lane: As many of you have probably noticed, Tlie Herald is currently gathering photos of Sanford's early years in an effort to publish a book about the city's first 125 years. At the outset we knew w e would receive som e outstanding pictures from the community. Sanford has a rich and colorful history, and many of its citizens have done a wonderful job preserving the heritage of the com m unity through pictures and other docu­ ments. Response lias been great. People like Jim Cara, D ouglas Stenstrom and Caroline Crapps have submitted som e incredible images o f the di dtv's past. Jo A n n H am ilton stopped bv this week e k aand pi . ......................................... providededpictures of her mother, W ilma Hood Around the Clock S choenb om , who was the zookeeper at the Old Sanford Zoo from 1953 to 1972. O ne of the unexpected benefits this project has already provided arc the stories behind som e of the pidu rcs that have been submitted. Mr. Stenstrom regaled me for a good part o f a morning with stories as we went by Dan Ping through som e o f the photographs he subm it­ ted. With all of the infor­ mation he and other fine folks arc providing, I'm receiving the equivalent o f a graduate level class in Sanford history. The focus of "Sanford: O ur First 125 Years" is photographs. We'll provide plenty o f informa­ tion for the pictures, but because of the format of the book, there will not be a lot of room for extended prose. That's where C harlie Carlson com es in. Charlie could be called one o f Sanford's "offi­ cial" historian. I don't think the city has such a title, but he would be a good one (as would sev­ eral other folks). Charlie is currently working on several in-depth articles The Herald will publish a special section on Sept. 29, the anniversary o f the city's incorporation. H e'll also include som e snip­ pets from Sanford's more colorful events. One involves a dead sperm w hale som e promoter hauled in a railroad car. As Charlie te llsit, you didn't need directions to find the whale, you just followed the smell. The special anniversary section will m ake a nice com panion to the picture book, and I'm cer­ tainly enjoying the working on both projects. Thank you to all have submitted items so far, and if otncrs ln the com m unity are thinking about participating in the book project, please do. I look forwnnJ to talking w ith all w ho subm it photos. On T\j«days anti-Fridays m y time is very'limited because those are the days we "p ut the paper to bed ," so if you would like to chat for a while M ondays, W ednesdays and Thursdays are the best. However, you can subm it items at The Herald anytim e during business hours. Again, many thanks and keep those pictures com ing in! SAT e city o f Longwood hold another in its series of Bluegrass P ickin'perfor•\ manccs Saturday, July 20, from 6 until 10 p m , at Ed M ycts Recreation Building, com er of •* W. Church Avenue and Wilma ~ ' Street Attend and enjoy the *'. * music, or bring your own : instrument and join in the fu n ..•-( TUES : > A The Sem inole County Northeast Dem ocratic C lub will hold its regular m eeting i at 7 3 0 p jn ., Tuesday, July 23, at the Seminole Volunteer Enterprises Building, 407 W. Fourth Street at Elm Avenue in Sanford. Guest speaker will be 1 j Mr. Richard Martinez, retired - ? Vice President for Engineering l for the ABC Radio Network •; and currently Vice Chair of the - 1 Volusia County Democratic -j Executive Committee. For additional information . •] phone 407-322-1520. -1 iiv iiiu Check Forgery Barbara Edwards Gray, 44, and her daughter, Barbara Latrell Gray, 19, both of W. 16th Street, Sanford, were arrested by Sanford police Thursday. According to the arrest report, the two purchased $339.14 in items from a store in the Seminole Towne Center, using a $500 Traveler's Check which was proven to have been stolen. The two then reportedly went to an identical store in the Altamonte Mall and attempt­ ed to fom the items in for cash. The pair w as located and arrested, each charged with passing a forged/altered instrument, and forgery/altering a promissory note. Device Used Page Bennett Hall, 27 and Jamie Laveme Scott, 19, both o f Rivera Beach, were arrested by Altamonte Springs police Thursday at the Altamonte Mall. The two were reportedly found carrying bags with what is considered an andshoplifting device, to prevent check points from discovering stolen Items. Over $1,000 in clothing was reportedly taken from a number of stores in the mall. Each was charged with retail theft, and using an antishoplifting device. Flip-flopping: Q ualifying for Sem inole County Com m ission races w on't begin until Monday, but already B ill D avis has had a change of heart. N o, Davis isn't reconsidering his campaign against incum bent com m issioner Randy M orris. He’s com m itted to run a vigorous campaign against M orris. W hat's changed is his views of Bob G o ff. G off, the former school board member, oper­ ates a Web site called cen tralflorid ap ollln g xo m . In a letter to the editor in the June 9 issue o f Tlte Herald, D avis blasted G off for providing "biased and m isleading inform ation"’ through his his polls. "H aving watched this w ebsite since its Inceping watc........................ Hon, I find it to be self-serving o f the political interests o f Mr. Goff, as well as misleading to the point o f absurdity," D avis wrote. That was then, this is now. In a July 9 press release, Davis touts a "shock­ ing poll released over the weekend from centralnoridapolling.com " that contends Morris is "show ing weakness in his bid for a third term ." "T h is poll show s that m any people are w anti­ ng a change and would prefer a common sense small businessm an like m yself over the career politician they currently hav e," Davis is quoted in the release. I'll have to check the books, but it sounds like Davis has set a new record for adopting political double talk. Three in the Gazebo Three persons, located in a resi­ dential community gazebo Thursday in Lake Mary, were arrested by Seminole County sher­ iff's deputies. John Michael Phillips, 19, of S. Country G u b Road, Lake Mary, was charged with possession of an alcoholic beverage by a per­ son under 21 years of age. Barry Robert Porter, 20, of Woodfield Court, Sanford, and Joseph Scott Urban, 19, of Donegal Avenue, Lake Mary, were each charged with pos­ The Oviedo Police Department will conduct a Citizen Police Academy for interested members of the public begin­ ning in August. The first class will be Tuesday, Aug. 13, from 6:30 until 9 3 0 p.m. The class will meet every Tuesday evening at those sam e hours through Tuesday, Editor and Puhliiher Otapiay Advertising R o m a laitandet Doha Owtridi Marva Hawkins Doan Strath Tommy Vtnoora John Coffman — t i >ii< tw n c in iia ti' i Russell Alfred Davis, 29, of Wentworth Court, Longwood, was stopped by Longwood police in front of his residence early Friday. He was charged with D id alco­ hol/drugs. Sandra Diane Wheststone, 36, Lacy Lane, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Friday on E 13th Street She was charged with DUI alcohol/dnigs. Shane Patrick Butler, 24, of Orlando, was stopped by deputies Thursday on Alafaya Trail. He was charged with DUI alcohol/drugs, and possession of cocaine. Robert Benjermain Ainsworth, 31, of Texas, was stopped by deputies Thursday on W. SR-46. He was charged with DUI alcohol/drugs. Jason Joseph Jorgensen, 24, of Guise Road, Osteen, was stopped by Sanford police Thursday at 13th s h e r i f f ' s t U u n v a e a n d l a i H t a l . >{ vehicle. The SWAT team, 1 sM motorcycle and range and u - .n P water units will be on hand. i Operation Right Track drill '.',*1 instructors,Juvenile interven­ tion units, Citizens an Patrol ; and crime prevention special- ’ ists will also b e at thai location, as well as youth deputies and staff from the correctional facility. ; District TWo staff will be ^ available to answer questions " about crime trends, neighbor- y hood policing and neighbor- • hood council. There will be complemen­ tary food and refreshments provided. Jeff Alan Durrance, 26, Winding Oak Lane, Longwood, was arrested by Longwood police at his resi­ dence Thursday. He was reportedly in a fight with his step-father. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. Other Arrests Charles Eugene Tfoutman, 19, McKay Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police early Friday. Officers said he was one of two sus­ picious persons spotted on Hartwell Avenue. Both of the men fled from the scene but Ttoutman was appre­ hended, and officers said he resisted them with force. He was charged with two counts of resisting an offi­ cer without violence. He was also found to be wanted on an outstand­ ing warrant in Volusia County. SAT Sem inole County Northeast Dem ocratic d u b » will hold a reception and din- * net; Saturday, Aug. 24, at 6 3 0 • p.m., at Hilton Orlando/ 3/Altamonte Springs l H otel The event will honor l the late Gov. Lawton Chiles l and give people the opportu- ' nity to meet N ational State and Local Democratic L ead ers; and candidates, including ; Daryl Jones, Bill McBride, Janet Reno and many others. ; Cost is $100 per plate Reservations for this fund > raiser must be made by no > later than Monday, August 1 9 .;Make checks payable to >, Seminole County NEDC, and > mail to Seminole County Northeast Democratic d u b , P.O. Box 181763, Casselberry, : FL 32718. For additional infor­ mation or dinner selections, > phone Dean Ray at 407-687T6410 or Margaret Jackson at l 407-322-5676. •: Michael Henley, 37, Main Sail Court, Lake Maty, was stopped by Lake Mary police Thursday on itry Club Road. He was Country! charged with possession of under 20 grams of cannabis. Oct. 15. A graduation is planned for Oct. 22. Instruction topics will include patrol, com m unications, crim inal investiga­ tions, training, K-9, Internal investiga­ tions and more. 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French Ave , Senlotd, F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2811 >Fax (407) 3 2 3-9406 The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Box 1667 R epublic N ew spapers. Inc. DU1 Arrests Daniel Brian Shaffer, 32, of Fairway Drive, Longwood, was stopped by the Florida Highway Patrol early Friday on SR-434. He was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol/drugs, and refusing a DUI test Adam Michael Von Herbulis, 18, Yale Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Friday, following a dispute with.hU brother. He was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon (brick), and battery, domes­ tic violence. Sunday, July 21, 2002 • Vol.94, No. 96 Bd Egan Backy Tibbetts Rovana Daria Circulation Wanda Koutpanrts session of under 20 grams of mari­ juana and possession of drug para­ phernalia. Domestic Cases Chyle Andrew Meadows, 22, Wilner Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Lake Mary police Thursday as the result of an altercation with a female on West Lake Mary Blvd. "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Production EM n Tytta*. JR . Ciaaalfled Advertising T adW akat Legal Advertlatng Patti Strath The Sem inole County Sheriff's O ffice will hold an event to promote the newly formed neighborhood council in the Sanford area, while :- 1 treating residents to an open . T house. j The event is Wednesday, .- 1 July 24 from 4 until 8 p jn . at i and around the District TWo ' service center; in the ;i Albertson's Shopping Plaza, Highway 17-92 and Lake *1 Mary Blvd. The event will feature a flyin by the Sheriff's Office heli­ copter and displayfe'af the Street and Olive Avenue. He was charged with DUI alcohol/drugs and reckless driving. T he Seminole H erald Dan Ping Editorial WED Oviedo Police Department offering citizen’s academy C ol i n l i r a (or T h r Clock? Send in r-m ill to T h o C lo ctao m tao W w n ld co m . Administration Batty Batman p n o w By locnmy v m e veil Thomas Brundage, an employee with Page 8chool-Towne Center Campus, appears to be painting over his shadow. He is actu­ ally painting stripes on the campus' parking lot. L ittle Larry: Form er Sanford m ayor Larry D ale has been called a lot of things but little probably isn't one of them. During a recent Airport Authority meeting. Dale referred to his tenure as "b ack w hen I w as the little ol' m ayor." Board m em ber Sandra G len n quickly remind­ ed him , "LaiTy, you've never been a little ol' any­ thing." © O ut & A b o u t : Shadow painter r fa - f l a IR m m M I ii C ® M 4I® 5 iM te tR s tm * 'r%t/4 y ;. jf-V. Fly,* ** -j* .'W Faxua: (487) 323*f4M �•m • • *nj| t ........... Smiilny. July 21. 2002 I’.IRC T iif . S e m i n o i x I I i k a i i > 3A Obituaries W ILLIAM B. C R O SBY William B. Crosby, 76, Darlington Ave., Deltona, died Sunday, July 14,2002 at his resi­ dence. Bom in Sutton, Mass., he moved to Central Florida in 1988. He was a retired self-employed carpenter, and a member of Congregational Church of Sutton, Mass. He belonged to the Mens Club of his church, VFW, American Legion, and was past commander and charter member of the Dud ley-Gcnd ron American Legion Post. Survivors include wife, Phyllis; sons, Richard, Suton, Mass., Bruce, Boston, James, Merrimack, N.H., Brian, Millbury, Mass.; sister, Barbara Trilllngan, Veto Beach; three grandchildren; two great grand­ children. Memorial donations may be made to Fust Congregational Church, 312 Boston Road, Sutton, Mass, 01590. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. R E B A W . DONALD SON Reba W. Donaldson, 72, Clemson Drive, Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday, July 17,2002 at Flodda Hospital, Altamonte. She was bom March 13,11930 in Arkansas. She was a retired bookkeeper. Survivors include husband, Bruce, Altamonte Springs; broth­ er, Charles Arnold, Dearborn Heights, Mich.; father and moth­ er. Banficld Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. BERN ICE E GENSCHAW Bernice E Genschaw, 77, N. Lake Drive, Orange City, died TUcsday, July 16,2002 at John Knox village, Orange City. She was bom in Detroit, Mien. She was a homemaker. There were no immediate fam­ ily survivors. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. 15 years ago. He was a machinist for a manufacturing company, Lutheran by faith, and a veteran of the U S . Army. Survivors include sons, Paul and John, both o f Deltona; daugh­ ter, Jody Cangialosi, Fort Lauderdale; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Fourtowns Cremation, Inc., Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. SH IRLEY E H A RKN ESS Shirley E Harkncss, 83, Orange Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, July 17,2002 at her residence. Bom Nov. 18,1918 in North Huron, N.Y., she moved to Sanford in 1964. She was a nurses aide for the Sanford Memorial Hospital and was a Protestant. Survivors include sons, James and Richard, both of Sanford, William, Red creek, N.Y., Gerald, Phoenix, N.Y.; daughter, Elizabeth, Sanford; sister, Chloe Metzger, North Rose, N.Y.; nine grandchildren; 15 great-grandchil­ dren. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. LULA H A RR IETT Lula Harriett, 83, of Sanford, died "Tuesday, July 16,2002. She was a retired busi­ nesswoman and a member of New Hope Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors include daughter. Sylvia H. Hittell, Osteen; sister, Neppie Driggers of Andrews, S.C.; three grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be 11 a m , Saturday, July 20, at Brisson Funeral Home, 905 Laurel Ave., Sanford. Burial will follow at Sylvan Lake Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. RALPH KEARNS Ralph Keams, 53, Nesbitt Street, Deltona, died Tuesday, July 16,2002 at Kindred Hospital, Green Cove Springs. He moved to Central Florida from Kansas City in 1992. He was senior clerk at the Department of Motor Vehicles in Winter Park, and Protestant by faith. Survivors include sons, Tim and Jason, both of Emporia, Kan.; step daughters, Kimberly Zdandezicz, Deltona, Kristy Gamer, Port Orange; sister, Beverly Crook, Emporia, Kan.; six grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to Methodist Children's Home, P.O. Box 6299, Deltona, 32728. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. C H RISTO PH ER M. M A RRIO TTI Christopher M. Marriott!, 43, October Drive, Willow Spring, N.C., died Monday, July 15,2002 at Wake Medical Center, North Carolina. I le was lx>m July 24, 1958 in Orlando. I le was a com­ puter systems specialist and a vet­ eran of the U S . Army. Survivors include sister, Shari Jo-Anne Reid, Newark Delaware; numerous nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral Services will be 9:30 a.m., Saturday, July 20 at St. Stephens Catnolic Church, Winter Springs, with Father George Dunne officiating. Burial will be at Glen Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park. Banficld Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrange­ ments. ' RUTH NATHAN Ruth Nathan, 94, Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, July 12,2002 at Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center, Sanford. She was bom July 8,111908 in Camden, S.C. She was a home­ maker and a member of Mount Sinai M .B.Q iurch. Survivors include sons, Melvin Barnes and Arthur Brewington, both of Sanford; 26 grandchildren; 57 great-grandchildren; 27 greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday, July 20 at 11 a.m., at Mt. Sinai M.B. O iu rch in Sanford. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. CH ARLIE FO STER N ORM AN Charlie Foster Norman, 52, East 4th Street, Gauluota, died Monday, July 15,2002. He was bom Oct. 16,1949 in Mullins, S.C. He was an assembler. Survivors include son, Paul A., Orlando; daughters, Connie and Tracy, both of Orlando; mother, Lela Rodgers, O iuluota; brother, Paul D., Oviedo; sisters, Linda Easier, Bithlow, Ella M. Daniel, Chuluota. Banficld Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrange­ ments. PENNY G A IL PERSLEY • Penny Gail Persley, 61, Ridge Street, Winter Springs, died Monday, July 15,2002 at Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs. She w a s bom Nov. 1 1 , 1 9 4 0 in Wabash, Indiana. She was a cir­ cuit rebuilder. Survivors include mother, Alma, Wabash, Ind.; sister, Kay Stewart, Wabash; brother, Alina Persley, Jonesboro, Ind.; friend, Jane A. Coppock, Winter Springs. Banficld Funeral I lome. Winter Springs, in charge of arrange­ ments. 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L ove, M o m & D ad ------ § Pressure Washer Rental s40°° Per Day *PROPANETANKSFILLEDEVERYDAY WhileYouWait e$Q ??I S a le E n d * 0 7 -3 1 -0 3 IC 1 IIIV ^ h * a/vz m eairr Proud Supporters of o ru n Central Florida Blood Bank, In c OVIEDO SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I SATISFACTION Hwy 4 3 4 & 4 2 6 | GUARANTEED 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 ONGW OOD I SA N FO R D ASSELBERRY k Hwy 4 3 4 & 4 2 7 l| 2 0 7 E. 26th St. W inter P ark Dr. K * ■— 3 3 0 -4 8 8 3 J — 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 * ■ 3 3 8 - 7 3 6 5 -J | RR H ACEhardw areJCE hardw areACE hardw are ACE hardw are ACE hardw are MJal �T 4A Sunday, July 21. 2002 TIIK SEMINOLE HERALD O pinion Our View t '1 i!' hi .! i.t • .1 7 1 The city o f Sanford's history has long been tied to agriculture. Citrus and celery were the cornerstones o f the com m unity’s econom y and culture. Like much o f Central Florida, though, Sanford 's agrarian society has disappeared with more apart­ m ents sprouting up than celery. Last w eek, however, city and state officials celebrated a rein­ carnation o f a key landm ark o f Sanford's agricultural d om i­ nance — the State Farm ers' M arket. Sanw a Grow ers Inc. — w hose nam e translates to new generation, appropriately enough — announced plans to renovate the nation's oldest state-ow ned farm ers' market and utilize about half the property for the com pany's state-of-the-art distribution operations. Sanw a's decision to plant roots in Sanford provides the city w ith som e key benefits. First, the com pany will provide 40 to 50 new jo bs for local residents. In these difficult econom ic times, it's encouraging to sec a com pany handing out applications Instead of pink slips. Second, the renovated facility will provide important redevelopm ent along the U S . Highway 17/92 corri­ dor. Not only will the farm ers' m arket be transformed into a more aesthetically pleasing facility, plans for a park and openair m arket will add new life to the intersection o f 17/92 and 13th Street. Third, the redevelopm ent o f the market fits hand-inhand wi tli the w ork being done in G oldsboro as part o f the Front Porch program . W hen com bined w ith the new investm ent at C room s Academ y o f Inform ation Technology, the w ork at the farm ers' M arket represents several m illion dollars w orth o f investm ent at both ends o f 13th Street, investm ents that will spur redevelopm ent along a vital corridor in the Goldsboro community. State and city officials arc to be com m ended for developing a plan to redevelop an underused facility that w as once an essen­ tial econom ic engine in the community. Sanford can not return to the days w hen celery was king, but Sanw a's Investm ent will continue the city 's agrarian heritage in a m odern-day environ­ m ent. G ood luck, Sanw a, and best wishes for a prosperous future in ou r fair city. Being involved in various m edia for the past 48 years, I have alw ays felt I knew m uch o f w hat w as going on locally, national­ ly a n a in the w orld. I have not only reported new s (radio and a TV ) bu t w ritten new s (TV and new spapers). I d o n 't lik e sad new s —r no one does — bu t all is not sad in ou r w orld. There are m any new s item s w hich m ake one proud to be an Am erican, a Floridian, or a Central Florida res­ ident. I like these. So w hat else is there? Past history. I love past history, especially the m ore hum orous item s. H ere are just a few 1 have run into regarding this tim e of year. O n Juulyv .23, (an annual observance) the Nick phrase o f the day is "Is it hot enough for you ?” Thet irest o f the year apparently, .......... it's just som e­ thing to say w hen nothing else com es to m ind. Ju ly 22 is the anniversary o f the Pied Piper o f H am lin. It's a legend — but there are som e w ho believe it actually happened in H am lin, Germany, when the tow n fathers hired a m an to rid the village o f rats. W hen he did, they refused to pay him so he lured all the children out of the tow n and into a hole in a hill, never to be seen again. That w as back in 1376. Today, the day is know n as R at-C atchers Day to recognize the rat exterm inators o f the civilized world. H ave you ever “ read the riot act” to your children? Ju ly 20 is the anniversary o f the establishm ent o f the official riot act in 1715 in England. If 12 o r m ore people gathered in a public place and caused a disturbance o f the peace, an authority w as required to dem and silence, and to read them the riot act. It said if they d id n't d isburse w ithin one hour, they w ould be I and taken before a justice o f the peace. A lso on Ju ly 20, in 1918 during W orld War I, the secretary o f w ar declared that baseball w as a non-essential occupation, and told all professional ball players to either go out and get a real job w orking in the w ar effort — or to sign up and fight for their country. A s a result, 250 professional players enlisted. (Even so, the Boston Red Sox w on the World Scries in 1918 defeating the C hicago C ubs 4-2 and i y Cobb led the A m erican League in batting). Tnis inform ation is from "C h ase's C alendar o f E vents." The publication is available at tire library a s are m any other histori­ cal books o f this type. You can even find out the events that happened the day you w ere b om , w hat songs w ere on the hit parade back then, and other inform ation. Visit you r library and look into this type publication. O f course there are classic novels, fiction, now -to books, and o th ­ ers, but as fo r me, give m e unusual events and I’ll enjoy them. Try it. Pfeifauf | i 1: i i i' Page Policy Welcome Sanwa H istory is w here, and how , you find it 1 O pinion Don't le a our point of view? !•» Do something about It. Write us a letter to the edNor. All letters to the odltor must be signed and, for verification purposes, Include an address and Letters aohona n l a n number i e r w i i i*w**wre should also be tended to 600 wonts. Letters to the editor wM be accepted by. • U.B. Mail 300 N. French Ave., 8anford, Fie. 32771 «i-rhail edltorOaeminoieherald.com. •ta x 323-9406 Letters to #ra edMor and ookfnrtets who appear on « a z eR a a c**T C C W caglecattoons.com neoeesarty represent the \4sars of ttw Seminole Herald. Letters may be edRed for lengtti JANET RENO'S PANCE PARTY Your View Voter questions communication within Sanford To the editOR Around 10 days ago a friend w as kind enough to take m e to the Supervisor o f Elections, Sandra G oard. The purpose of this visit w as to pick ck up m atcrials to help people register to vote In the upcom ing elections. We w ere told this office was no longer in the County Services Building, but they thought they had moved to the C ity Hall. We go to the city hall. N o one seem ed to know exactly where 7 very nice young lady was sitting at her desk. We inquired o f her, "D o you know w here the Supervisor o f Election's office is? " She said, "N o ". I then suggested that she use the telephone and call and see what she could find out for us. She did and we were inform ed that they thought this office had moved next d oor to the bank. N o m ention o f any designated bank. We assum ed (w rongly) that it m ust be in the bank w here the First Federal o f Sem inole had been. Wrong again. We then suggested a pnone call be m ade to find out w here the Supervisor o f Elections office had relocated. Bingo! We found out — on the co m er o f O ak and West First Street in dow ntow n Sanford. M y friend and I cam e to the conclusion; in D ow ntow n Sanford, the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing. Yours truly, A concerned S em in o le C ounty voter A n n A llen H ow land Wolfinger shows appreciation for city employees To the editOR D ear Mr. Vanderw orp, I am w riting to com m end two o f your em ployees to you for their very w illing and profes­ sional assistance during an activity w e recently hosted In the C ity Com m ission Cham bers Cynthia Porter, deputy city clerk, and N ic Balcvich, audiovisual technician, were great assets to the sm ooth operation o f ou r program recognizing public em ployees. Sanford is a fortunate city indeed to have such capable, public-spirited em ployees. It is a pleasure to w ork w ith people w ho so clearly know what they are doing and arc happy to share that know ledge. Thank you for the opportuni­ ty- Sin cerely N orm an R . W olfingei State Attorney Alarming A ID S statistics largely ignored by black America W ho cares that the scourge o f tlm s.) The discovery has highA ID S is d ecim ating black lighted the shadow y w orld o f A m erica? gay and bisexual black m en W hen Is the last tim e ............................. w ho refuse to openly you heard Al Sharpton acknow led ge their sex­ call a press conference ual orientation and live to denounce black ap a­ dual lives o f risky thy to the A ID S crisis or behavior. Ju lian Bond challenge That risky behavior black churches to reach w as the subject o f a out to gays? study presented at the 14th International A ID S Yet A ID S Is w reaking C onference, w hich m ore havoc on black opened in Barcelona A m erica than racial Ial prt ro- Cynthla earlier; this w eek. filing, assaults oni aftirA m ong the study's rev­ m ativc action or R epublicans In the • • • elations w as this: M any young gay m en practicing risky W hite H ouse «* all o f w hich rem ain popular targets for the sex neverthelesss Ibelieve they are unlikely to contract H IV outrage o f so-called black lead­ ers. A frican-A m ericans contin­ A m ong those w ith the virus, 90 percent o f black m en, 70 per­ ue to contract the deadly infec­ cent o f Latinos and 60 percent tion at an alarm ing rate; in 2000, blacks, only 12 percent o f o f w hites did not know they w ere HIV-positive. the A m erican population, accounted for 43 percent o f the In black A m erica, that sort o f new A ID S cases. denial is fueled by a ram pant hom ophobia. W ith black The stigm a A ID S carries in preachers d enouncing hom o­ black A m erica has only sexuality from the pulpits and increased since researchers black fam ilies shunning gay becam e aw are o f the prom inent sons, few gay black m en are out role played by bisexual black m en in transm itting the virus. o f the closet. They have d ev el­ oped few netw orks o r cou nsel­ (Previously, researchers had ing groups. Instead, m any o f focused on IV d rug use as a m ain source o f transm itting the them take on dangerous dual virus, especially to fem ale viclives, w hich include high-risk Tucker sam e-sex liaisons described as "on the dow n low.” M eanw hile, they also m arry o r c a n y on long-term relation­ ships w ith w om en, to w hom they m ay transm it the virus. O f the A ID S victim s w ho acquired the virus through heterosexual sex, black w om en accounted fo r nearly h alf from 1994 to 2000, according to the C enters for D isease Control and Prevention. You'd think that a deadly plague ravaging black com m u­ nities across the nation would have provoked prayer vigils, com m unity crusades a n a cou nt­ less com m unity-based counsel­ ing program s. Indeed, there have been a few such efforts. Last year, the A tlanta-based interdenom inational Theological C enter unveiled a curriculum , designed w ith five other historically black sem inar­ ies, to help black churches spread the m essage o f AIDS revention. TVvo years ago, the regressive N ational Baptist Convention, a 2.5 m illion-m em ­ b er organization, called on its churches to increase m inistries to those suffering w ith A ID S and to declare a "state o f em er­ gency" stem m ing from the ep i­ dem ic. P A m erica, guaranteeing count­ less black m en and wom en early graves. T h e killer lives am ong us, nurtured by bigotry, ignorance and apathy. But w ho cares? Cynthia Dicker is editorial page editor for the Atlanta Constitution. She can be reached by e-mail: cynthiavajcxom . o 2001 ATLANTA CONSTITUTION On the Street The Herald asks people what they th in k ... On Sunday, Tiger Woods hopes to walk away fro m the British Open one step closer to his G rand Slam dream s. However, several o f his fellow g olfers a re giving him a run f o r his m oney at M uirfield. We asked som e loca l g olfers i f they would lik e to see Woods becom e this y e a r ’s British Open cham pion. Oh yeah. I'd like to see him win. I'd like to see him do something no one else has done. Dave Cron Genova Yeah, of course I'd like to see someone win the Grand Siam. Ifs time lor a new era to taka over. Anthony Spano Sanford Personally, no I don't want him to win I'd Ika to see some­ one else win. But, HI had to put money on It, Fd put my money on Tiger. Dave Benaon Lake Helen I think Tiger Woods is going to win, or Micketson. But I'd kke to someone else win. . Yeah, I am rooting lor Tiger. He's the No. 1 golfer. He's the man. Robert Thacker PatQlffln Lake Mary Lake Mary �Sunday. .Inly 2 \, 2002 PflRC 5 A Tiir. S eminole H erald L o s A n ge le s Tim es Su n d ay C ro ssw o rd Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis “THROWING A BIO BATCH* B y LILA CHERRY A CR O SS I. 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Charms 131. Regular guy? 132. Blocks 133. Go by again. a s on the rood 134. Thrill 16. Govt, branch 20. Yankee Clipper airline 23. Weather map DOWN notations 1. Feline feet 27. Coven sign-up 2. Writer Dinosen sheet? 3. Jurado of "High 32. Silver salmon Noon" 34. Ballplayer s hat 4. Ltr. Insert 3 5 . __ sapiens 5 Moxtcanmoola 36. _ Bator 6. St. Louis bridge 37. Maryland architect athlete, for short 7. Dallas-lo-Austin 38. Soft drink since dir. 1886 8. Israel add-on 39. R om an __ 9. HH back, say 40. Som m e summer 10. Gools 41. R eb's opponent 11. JF K listing 43. Zen paradoxes 1 2 .1 8 3 0 s 45. Ascetic of yore communication 48. Start of an innovation internet address 13. __ c h e ese 51. Gardener, at 14. Gathers times 15. Inlet53. Food fish 16. Angler’s 54. Mideast carrier estim ate? 56. Tedious 17. Decorative c a s e 59. Kingdoms 61. Linguistic suffix 95. Filippo Lippi, for one 63. Bit of keyboard d a u le 98. Confucian ideal 101. Heat unit 65. Ivory dumping 104. Almost bubblo spot? Wo conlinuo today with 106 Fictional bar 67. Loave excerpts from articles kept by temporarily 107. Finds out Sem inole High School G lee 109. Star in the 69 . Very wet constellation 7 0 Passion. In Club director. M iss O llie Reese Plymouth Cygnus W hittle, about events during 71. Support for 111. Blackmoro's the 1953-54 school year. Loma Houkhcn's 113. Yours, lo Yves broken leg? 114. _ Fein 73. Fr. holy woman S H S M ixed G lee 118. It covers half a 75. _ about calf 78. Dublin-bom C lu b w ins Top Ratings 118 . Cinch poet The Mixed G lee Club of 119. Pontiac musdo 80. Lackawanna's Sem inole High School won top cars lake 120 They’re hailed 82. Einstein's ratings on all its presentations In cities birthplace at the District 4 vocal contest at 64. Apollo gear 121. T o _ : exactly ..................................... Stetson 122. Go over quickly 88. Snowfall unit 123. Israel's Barak 88. Barilla rival University . 125. Ja c k ie 's second 89. Words to a the previ­ 126. Ski areas: Abbr. captain ous 90. No moro than 128. Like a wee balm 93. Type type: Abbr. Saturday. from S H S ’s O llie R eese W hittle Stu m p ed ? Call 1 -9 0 0 -2 2 6 -4 4 1 3 . 99 cents a minute 1 2 3 10 n In 12 13 14 IS 10 17 18 21 22 24 t 28 » 29 74. This, In Toledo 76. More suitable 77 . How many medicines are given 79 . P ast one’s bedtime 81 . P ro fs goal S3. Adam Dalgliesh's creator 85. OUpin of "Frasier” 87 . Longtime Aiman Brothers record 91 . Cutesy-__ 92. Tasty 9 4 .T e « 96. "W hat's Going 1 On* singer •07. Mongolian tent 07/21A12 r’v v t - Four soloists also won supe­ rior ratings. The glee club won superior Grace Marie ratings in both sight reading and concert events which marked the first tim e in several years that an SH S glee club had won the highest ratings in all events in w hich they entered. There w ere approxim ately 120 m em bers in the glee club. Soloists w inning superior ratings w ere Tom my Wyatt w ith a piano solo and Rodm an Brumley, Janie Bennett and Floise Snyder with vocal solos. T he achievem ents o f the ch o­ rus and the soloists entitled them to participate in the state contest to be held in Tampa April 23. Soloists receiving excellent ratings were Jeanne Lane M iller and Joan W ilkie, piano solos, and Jim m y Krider, Jim m y S lin c c ip lic r ••••••• 68. Tranquil 69 . Island group near Fiji 72 . Vientiane Is Its no\ io:;: The Way We Were: M em entos > xw ordedltorO aof.com >> )!> a n r jr i r .l t '. ~-j in n ;«u I .*s ables at Lake Mary S H S G le e C lu b S u p erio r in S tate C ontest liven though the previous article did not m ention it, both the Boys and G irls G lee C lubs must have also w on superior ratings in the district contest as they also participated in the state contest. And they participated quite w ell, w inning straight superior ratings along w ith a superior rating for the M ixed G lee C lub in the state contest. O nly four other schools in the state w on all superior rat­ ings; Robert E. Lee, Jacksonville, Bartow, Miami Senior H igh and Pensacola. Each o f the glee clubs sang tw o prepared num bers and one sight reading number. In addition, Tom m y Wyatt won a superior rating w ith his piano solo w hile the three vocalists won excellent ratings. A ccom panists for the stu ­ d ents w ere Jeanne Lane M iller and Joan Wilke. A total of 117 students went in three busses to the contest accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. H erm an M orris, Mrs. S.L. W hatley, Mrs. C larence Snyder, Ernest Cowley, Bill Flem ing, H erbert M use and Howard G ordie. The busses cam e back by the w ay o f C ypress G ardens w here the students and chaper­ ones took in the w ater show. G lee C lub officers were Ross H annum , president, Peggy W right, vice president, Eloise Snyder, secretary/treasurer, Barbara Cassube, Polly G raham , Larry Bates and David Leonard, business managers. G le e C lu b to give O peretta The w eek after their triumph at the state contest, the SHS G lee C lu b presented the operetta "T h e C ount and the C o ed ". T his article gave a pre­ view. D irector o f the operetta w as M iss. O llie Reese Whittle. A ccom panists w ere Joan Wilkie and Jean n e Lane Miller. The cast w ould consist of Bertie Boggs, a sw eet and sim ­ ple freshm an girl, C arrie Red field as Ary A rnold, a bright and efficient junior, Eloise Snyd er as D olly M cSp add cn, d aughter o f the college president, Jan ie Bennett, as M iss A gatha Lockstep, house m other at the g irls' dorm itory, C larice C raft, Jim m y K rider as Dr. C icero M cSpadden college president, Helen A lexand er as M rs. M cSpaddcn, M ark W atson, college yell leader, Ross H annum as H am ilton Hunter, leader o f the glee club, Jim m y W hatley, W illie Carter, as freshm an David Leonard, M arjorie Blackw ood the belle of the cam pus played by M ona Jobe, D anny Flanigan, a sm art young m otor cop played by Eugene Estridgc, and Kenneth A ndrew s the com edian o f the glee club, played by Edward M cCall. The scene o f the play w as to be on a college cam pus, w ith m em bers of the glee club perSce Grace, Page 10A 020 0 2 Tribune Mrdla S m k n . Inc. See: S o lu tio n ;oni P a g e i ? A jt ........................ ' W hatley, A llen M affett and Mona Jo be, vocal solos. A pproxim ately 20 schools from 10 cou n ties participated in the event. C haperones w ere M rs. L.S. W hatley, M rs. J.P. Bates and Frnest Cow ley, SH S Band Director. ■■ ■ ‘ 1 « •I I I J I JU K E FREEDOM CQUCT ut>\ mm'/'oh l .............. ■■vV lit. S em in ole C o u n ty R esid en ts! ;__ Are You Registered to Vote? 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Recommended by the City Clerk and the City Manager. WORK SESSION 4 p.m. In the City Commission Chambers, Rrst R oot 1. Interview of prospective board appointees. (R-1) A. Code Enforcement Board: Robert B. Carraway and Kenneth R. Lowe. 2. Discussion regarding Rrverwalk bid award. (R-6) 3. Discussion regarding Ordinance No. 3729, repealing and reenacting Schedule "E" of the City's Land Development Regulations, regard­ ing additional requirements and provisions for specific uses, and repealing Chapter 5 of the City Code, regarding automobile deal­ ers. (PH-2) 4. Discussion regarding proposed Uniform Solid Waste Container Program. 5. Discuss options regarding alley located at 2313 Sanford Avenue. 6. Discussion of Regular Agenda Items. Add-on Items, and othor Hems. 7. Mayor's briefing. A. Mayor’s Visioning Exercise. 8. City Manager's briefing. REGULAR MEETING 7:00 P.M., City Commission Chambers, Firet Floor • Resolution Shoemaker. honoring A. K. Consent Agenda 1. Approve paymonts made during Juno 2002. Rocommended by the City Manager. 2. Approve payment of City Attorney's Statement for the month of June 2002. Recommonded by tho City Manager. 3. Approve agreement for police ser­ vices October 1, 2002 through September 1, 2003 In the amount of $135,146 with Sanford Airport Authority. Recommonded by the City Manager. 4. Approve Amendment No. 61 to CPH Engineers contract for the design and permitting of chlorine handling facilities at the Sanford main and auxiliary water treatment plants in the amount of $69,000. Recommonded by the City Manager. 5. Approve Amendment No. 67 to CPH Enginoors contract for tho design and permitting of chlorine handling facilities at the Sanford North Water Reclamation Facility In the amount of 564,000. Recommended by the City Manager. 6. Approve purchase of 4-Inch trash pump from Thompson Pump & Manufacturing Co., Inc. In the amount of $10,218. Recommended by the City Manager. r 7. Award bid for municipal wofl at Twin Public Hearings 1. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3722 re: a tempo­ rary moratorium on multifamity resi­ dential dwelling units, requiring review of the Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Regulations and reporting to the City Commission with recommen­ dations. Ad published July 17, 2002. Recommended by the City Managor. 2. First reading of Ordinance No. 3729 to repeal and reenact Schedule *E* of the Land Development Regulations of the City of Sanford and to repeal Chapter 5 of the Sanford City Code relating to auto­ mobile dealers. Ad published July 17, 2002. Recommended by the Director of Planning and Community Development and the City Manager. (WS-3) 3. Re: 1.42± acres of property lying between West 11th Street and West 12th Street and between Maple Avenue and Ho8y Avenue (1100 Maple Avenue); Tom Wetherald, applicant; Toiib, Inc., owner. A. Second reading of Ordinance No. 3723 to amend the future land use map of the Future Land Use Plan O BTA f Element of the Comprehensive Plan, and change the designation of the property from MDR-15, Medium Density Residential, to GC, General Commercial, with oondP tions. Ad published July 10,2002. Rocommended by the City Manager. B. Second reading of Orrinance No. 3724 to rezone the property from MR-2, Multiple-Family Residential, to GC-2, General Commercial, with oondWons. Ad pubfehed July 10, 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. 4. Rrst rearing of Ordinance No. 3730 to does, vacate, and abandon an east-west aBey lying between 1702 Magnolia Avenuo and 1718 Magnolia Avenue, further described as lying between East 17th Street and East 18th Street and between Magnolia Avenue and Park Avenue; Francois* N. Agar and Patrick McBride, applicants. The Director of Planning & Community Development and the City Manager recommend to table to August 26, 2002, as requested by the npp*cant. Ad published July 7, 2002; property owners notified July 8, 2002; property posted July 3,2002. 5. Request to dose, vacate, and aban­ don a portion of a north-south ut»ty easement lying between East 28th Place and West 29th Street and between Sanford Avenue and Palmetto Avenue; Jam es and Sue McMillan, applicants. The Development Review Team, the Director of Planning & Community Development, and the City Manager recommend denial of the request to vacate. Ad puHshed July 7,2002; property owners noti­ Lakes Wellfield to low bidder. Diversified Drilling Corporation, In the amount of $181,535 plus any additive Hems needed during con­ struction. Recommended by the City Mariagor. 8. Approve construction of a pavilion at Bentley Wilson Park at an estimat­ ed cost of $29,000. Recommended by the City Manager. DIRECTV SYSTEM fied July 8, 2002; property posted July 8,2002. Regular llama 1. Boards: appointments. (WS-1) A. Coda Enforcement Board. Chairman Paul E. Legge has resigned affective July B, 2002. NEED TO APPOINT A REPLACE­ MENT. AppAcations on He from Kenneth R. Lowe and Robert Canaway, the Director of Pfenning & Community Development and the City Manager recommend the appointment of Robert Canaway to the Board. 2. Set proposed mWage rate at 6.625 m is, announce the rol-back millage rate of 8.370 mOs, and set first pubfic.hearing on tentative budget for 7.00 P.M. on September 9, 2002. Rocommended by the Director of Finance and the City Manager. 3. First rearing of Ordnance No. 3727 to annex 2.410± acme of proparly lying between Marquette Avenue and Brooks Street extended easter­ ly and between Sipes Avenue and Beardal Avenue (2901 Marquette Avenue); Lloyd C. and Patricia E. Francis, owners. Recommended by the Development Review Team, the Director of Planning & Community Development, and the City Manager. 4. First rearing of Orrinanoa No. 3728 to annex 64.41 ± acres of property lying between the Central Florida Greenaway and TU Tree Lana extended aastarty and westerly and between Vlhlen Road extended northerly and aoriheriy and the Central Florida Greenaway (800 VNen Ftoad); Elzabeth 8. Coreo, In clu d in g Inttm ilm O on la $9 Is pleased to announce the association of .00 D ig ita l S a t a l l l t a D IR B C T V ' FB ILTH EJO Y* •Add-on Items. • Information only. • City Attorney's Report. • City Clerk's Report. • City Manager’s Report. • Citizen Participation. • City Commissioners’ Reports. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PER­ SON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECI­ SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR­ ING HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CfTY OF SANFORD. 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Call your advertising sale s representative at the Sem inole Herald today to schedule your ad ^oitinoleHeraldi The Seminole Herald (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 300 North French Ave. • Sanford, F L 32771 A Advertising 8elee M anager Pager (407) 444-3345 >(407)3C2 2 tll QHiAMDOtAonutoan FAX (407)1--------- potromcc tax mr 300 NORTH FRENCH AVtMUb 6ANFO» fUMOA SCTMAU v • if �Sunday. July 21. 2002 P flR C 7 A Wv Tiir. S eminole H erald Lake Mary Fire Department to host eight-week Community Emergency Response Team course T h e Lake M ary Fire D ep artm ent w ill host its final C E R T (C om m unity Em ergency .Response Team ) cou rse o f the .,y c a r b egin n in g A ug. 7. & T h e program is an eight^ w cek cou rse that provides life-sav in g in form ation and •Reaches b asic em ergency skills so that in an event o f a d isas* ter, citizen s w ill be ab le to - a s s is t them selves and their -n e ig h b o rs until em ergency *M respond ers can arriv e on scene. T h e cou rse cov ers subjects such as Introd uction to D isasters, D isaster M edical, Light Search and R escue, Fire Sup pression and oth ers. T he inform ation is designed to prepare the com m unity for what to d o after a d isaster strikes, as well as how to b et­ ter prepare them selves and their hom es. A d isaster can inclu de severe storm s, floo d ing , to rn a­ d oes, tropical storm s, h u rri­ canes and m an-m ade d isa s­ ters. L earning b asic sk ills and techniqu es can not on ly aid citizen s in the afterm ath o f a d isaster, but also for the every day em ergency one m ight encounter. For m ore in form ation , call 407-3.1.1-8207. •f Obituaries H E R B E R T T H O M A S S IL A S H erbert T h o m as S ila s, 79, Plum w ood C o u rt, O rland o, d ied Tuesday, Ju ly 16, 2002. B o m in W inter Park, he w as a lifelong resid ent. H e w as a coo k , and a m em b er o f Ward C h ap el A M E C h u rch , W inter Park. He w as a veteran of the U .S. Army. Su rvivors in clu d e w ife, M aria; son , Ronald R edfin, O rlan d o ; d aughter, Brenda Kelly, O rland o; sisters, B ernice H all and E lizabeth F itzgerald , b oth o f W inter Park, M ildred C arr, O rland o; six gran d ch ild ren ; six g rea t­ grand child ren. G o ld en 's Funeral H om e, In c., W inter P ark, in charge o f arran gem ents. C h urch, S anfo rd . Sh e w as a m em ber o f Eastern Star and A m aranth. Su rv iv o rs inclu d e d a u g h ­ ter, Linda D unn, Sanford ; g rand child ren Jeffery D unn, & inford , B rand y S trian o, Lake M ary; g reat-g ran d ch il­ d ren, C h ey en n e D unn, Bryant D unn, N atlie S tria n o , Jo ey S tria n o and Syd ney S tria n o , all o f Sanford . G rav esid e serv ices w ere held Thursday, Ju ly 18 at O aklaw n Park Cem etery, L ik e Mary, w ith Dr. W ill W. C offm an o f W estview B aptist C h urch officiatin g . B ald w in-Fairchild O ak law n C h apel, S a n fo rd / L ik e Mary, in ch arg e of arran g em ents. M A R G IE F. T U C K E R M argie F. Tucker, 9 3 , of San fo rd , d ied W ednesday, Ju ly 17, 2002. B o m M ay 1, 1909 In P earson, G a„ she m oved to C en tral Florida in 1958 from Sou th C arolina. Sh e w as a h ou sew ife and a m em ber o f W estview Baptist FLO REN CE BO TELER "N A N A " Z IM M E R M A N Florence B o ld e r "N a n a " Z im m erm an, 9 7 , o f Lake M ary, died W ednesday, Ju ly 17, 2002. Sh e w as born A pril 6, 1905 in N orth G ard en, Va. She w as the ow n er of H ow ard B oteler W holesale. t She belonged to the Pilot C lub, the Professional W om an's B usiness G roup, and w as treasurer o f T he First U nited P resbyterian C hurch. S u rv iv o rs inclu d e son, H ow ard Boteler, Pem broke Pines; d aughter, Jean B rooklyn o f Lake M ary; step d au g h ters B arbara Ann Z im m erm an o f L inthicu m , M d., and E laine Z im m erm an o f D elto na; 17 g ra n d ch il­ dren; 3 7 g reat-g ran d ch il­ d ren; sev en g reat-g reat­ grand child ren. Funeral services w ill b e at 11 a .m ., M onday, Ju ly 22, at First P resbyterian C h urch in Lake M ary w ith Rev. A.F. Step h en s and P astor Steve H orrell co-officlatin g . V isitation w ill be 5 -7 p.m . Su n d ay at the G ram kow Funeral H om e C h ap el. Burial w ill be in the Evergreen C em etery in Sanford . G ram k ow Fun eral H om e, San fo rd , in ch arg e o f arran g em ents. Husband still pining for ex-girlfriend D EA R H EA RTBRO KEN : D EAR ABBY: My husband Realize that you have suffered a has broken my heart. We've been blow that would bring an ox to married a year, and he just its knees, so It's not surprising informed me that he married me that you feel helpless. only to gel back at his However, you are ex-girlfriend! N O T helpless — you He says he wants me are a grown woman, only as a friend and he's and regardless o f how still in love with her. He devalued you feel, you lias made it very dear have all o f the skills that he's not interested and potential that you in liaving a real mar­ brought to your mar­ riage with me — no sex, riage. nothing — other than Dear You say you have living together as room­ nowhere to go and no mates. money. Are you able My husband and I * * * to work? If so, start continue to sleep in tire looking fo ra jo b immediately. same bed, bul ne won't get close Then you can begin depositing or touch me. your earnings in a separate His ex is serving time in account, and it won't be long rison and will be there for at rle.i before you have enough saved cast two years, but lie allows her for a security deposit on an to call our home collect whenev­ apartment o f your own. Next, er she feels like it. It started with talk to a lawyer. You are going her calling only every so often — to survive this disappointment now it's every day. and will come out stronger for I'm so hurt, Abby. He just IL doesn't care. I married my hus­ I disagree with your friend band because I was in love with that as long as there's friend­ him — and he did a very good ship you have som ething to job of pretending he loved me. It hold on to. You can't force was all a lie, and now I feel someone to love you. But if you trapped. stand up straight and refuse to Someone said to me that as be mistreated, you will regain long as there's friendship, 1 have your self-respect Trust me on something to hold onto, since his th a t I wish you the best of luck. ex will be gone for so long. Well, Please let me hear from you in I don't think it's worth it. I am six months. I'm rooting for you. afraid he'll never get over her. Please don't tell me to leave him — 1 can 't I have nowhere to DEAR ABBY: Our daughter Is go and no money. I barely make planning to m any a wonderful ends meet. What am l going to man this October. There's only do? Help! HEARTBROKEN IN one problem — and it's a doozy! 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Williamson Rd, Longwood August 20 • 9 a.m . Highlands Elem en­ tary, 1800 Shepherd Rd., W inter Springs • 11 a.m . Lake O rienta Elementary, 612 Newport Ave., Altam onte Springs August 21 • 9 a.m. Sabal Point Elem en­ tary, 960 Wekiva Springs Rd., longw ood August 22 • 9 a.m. Wekiva Elem en­ tary, 1450 E. W ekiva Tr., Longwood S u m m e r C le a ra n c e i S h o e S a le ! c An Invitation To Our Friends in the U.S.A. * Canadian Prescription Drugs Delivery Services, Inc. 59 Dundas ST. East Belleville. ON Canada K8N 1B7 Toll free: 1-877-966-0567 Fax: 1-613-966-6146 Web site: www.canpd.com E-mail: rxQcanpd.com H ost an Exchange StiidentTw/flvJt M ake a nctv lifelong friend from abroad . pTtt 1412 Rainbow Trail, W inter Springs August 13 • 9 a.m. Kceth Elementary, 425 Tuskawilla Rd., W inter Springs • 11 a.m . Jackson H eights M id dle, 141 S. A cad em y I5r., O viedo August 14 • 9 a.m. Geneva Elementary, 275 First St., Geneva August 15 • 9 a.m . 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The workshop registration will be on the w eb page at: w w w .scps.kl2.fl.us Last school year, 16,413 D ividend v o lu n teers donated 495,825 hou rs to Sem in ole County Public Schools. This rep­ resents $7.9 million o f services to the students, teachers, and staff o f Sem in ole C ou nty P ublic Schools. j| wwwjiMxom I J i f t % i f k t) t4 n j t N 4 u lilk v m U i o f v h t W n v d f . it j t liH c !• < ir liN ir j iN t ii i4 D u l d i \ i n i i . n s n c u f n o f c M t k k n l t t M i n k m « K ilc j N i k ELIZA BETH D AVEN PORT 3 5 2 -3 5 7 -7 2 3 4 Emma at 1-800*473-0696 (Toil Free), .» . r I isM J M ISlh'X PMIPINM Sit |NM|%llflM>( IM ■.* tM 1%S N< «(If M N th '4 t !• A NM |l|l*IHM M IKh M r s . M ic h e lle ’s H o u s e M agnolia Plantation G olf Club In Lake M ary 2639 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, FL 32773 Uc 12010 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -7 6 3 5 uc. toot-e Providing quality childcare and preschool for the Sanford cotninunity since I9H7. 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Any Quantity of Concrete Saturday D elivery No M inim um O rder 407 880-5300 - , i �Page 10A Sunday. July 21.2002 T iie S eminole H erald Grace-------------Continued from Page 5A Y o u ’r e *£• I n v it e d So lu tio n to T o d ay 's Puzzle present its annual spring co n ­ cert on the next Saturday night according to director, M iss O llie Reese W hittle. The num bers presented at the stale contest w ould b e sung along w ith several other songs. There would also be various solos and ensem bles. A pproxim ately 250 students would perform . The annual event would be highlighted by the sets designed by David Leonard and special lighting and co s­ tum es. form ing in v ario u s choruses and ensem bles. T h e entire glee club w as listed in the article. A solo d an ce specialty num ­ b er w ould b e given by Joni Saunders, stu d ent teacher at the D uxbury School of D ancing. D ances w ere directed by Sand ra D unn w ho w as also the state m anager. The stage com m ittee included David Leonard and Larry Bates. S H S G le e C lu b to present S p rin g C oncert T h e SH S G lee C lub would |e M B T O L Id R E S U R A C E D E R A T E A M T U P P \c 1 T |To Honor The Memory Of Gov. Lawton Chiles and Meet National, State, and Local Democratic Leaders & Candidates At a Saturday, August 24,2002 6:30 P.M. Hilton Orlando/Altamonte Springs Hotel Keynote Speaker Bob Poe. Florida State Democratic Chairman Special Guests: Rhea Chiles and Tandy Chllet Barrett. Widow and Daughter of the Late Governor Chiles Bed tax collections down in Seminole The Sem inole County Tourist D evelopm ent Council (TDC) has announced the May 2002 bed tax collections. The am ounts received in May were seven percent lower than anticipated, with $140,530 having been received, just over 11,000 lower than projected. Thus far in the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, Daryl Jonas •Bill McBrlda •Janat Rano and Othar Candidate* Will Ba Present 2001, the actual amount received is $1,146392, or 22 percent lower than the am ount projected. The Tourist Development Tax, also known as the "bed tax" is from Sem inole county's 40 short­ term accom m odations, and is used to prom ote the cou n ty ’s tourism industry and attract visi­ tors. FUNDRAISER: $100 Per Plate Custom Exhaust Specialist For 20 Years. Ask for Willie (Sanford Store) • 90 Days Same As Cash • Instant Credit • Up to 22 Months to Pay • Flow Master Dealer • Same Day Service • Domestic & Foreign 1920 to 2002 • Free Estimates On Exhaust (386) 775-7971 • ms m • ^ r t c ‘7 F ln w ~ > ^ l c u u D i i ; i , X i l j , 'A L I G N M E N T S s M O S T V E H IC L E S •48.95 4 WHEEL A U G N . I C Q * __ ^ & M a s te r A C / p i | )(. s i i $ TUNE-UPS *4 9 .9 9 r.4 . .i\ * 8________ 9 .9 9 Raawfaoa Dnana orB oton __________________________ ^ Tire &Muffler CATALYTIC CONVERTERS T h e r e ’s a ^•145°° w a y to b u y in s u r a n c e . MUFFLERS Y ou c n n h u y y o m b e tte r insurance 8TARTMQAT fro m tc ^r s j; . 8TEEL NUM BER CUSTOM MUFFLERS or fro m TONY RUSSI *3 9 .9 9 IN SU RAN CE _______y 2 Locution9 To Smrvm You Family Owned Business for 25 Years H o u rs: M on-Frl 8 a m - 5:30 p m S a t. 8 a m - 3 p m .'i s f t . m ( | i * r ; i f .1 5 : iiU l STA IN LESS S\ BRAKE JO B \ / ” RADIATOR " \ J j Front or rttr^jnss or Drum J j FLUSH & FILL I Inxlal new (park plug*, moat | cyl. alacL Ignition cart, 6 ‘ X cyl. aightfy higher, tranavataa J ^ -S S .,a .l-A£ £ S L y Cftacfc Pay*bt* To: Saminol* County NEDC Mai To: Bamtnot* County Nonhaaxt Damocrattc Club P.O. Box 181783. Caaaafcaoy. FI 32718 RSV P B y M onday, A ugust 1 9 .2 0 0 2 Fof bta n u lQ O and to maka Anna, aatacbon contact Daan Ray (407) 687-8410 danycaaskawOaol com or or Matgarat Ja d o o n (407) 322-8878 w * *m t«andtO m * »«Htk)nooni P d pot ad * p d lot b rS a n tid s Count) M m h u r Pamocr—c CXb_________ See Puzzle on Page 5A Engine Light On? ... Com e See Us! ^ k r c c n f Reception and Pinner Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family’s protection and security. Since 1968 ORANGE CITY 1 6 9 5 S. V o l u s i a A v o . SANFORD 2 4 06 S. F r e n c h Awe. (306) 775-7971 ( 4 0 7 ) 321 0 9 2 0 2575 S . French Ave. Sanford (4 0 7 )3 2 2 ^ 0 2 8 5 ~ Announcing the publication of... Sanford: O ur F irs t 1 2 5 Crapps wbmltted thl» photool Magnolia Avenue, probably In the 6th or 7th Street area. * Recalling Sanford’s heritage, SANFORD: OUR F IR ST 125 YEARS will feature hundreds o f photographs on 128 pages. This treasure chest o f memories will include photos from Sanford o f yesteryear, giving the reader a glimpse o f life in Sanford years ago. This book will be edited locally by the staff o f the Sem inole H erald and bound with an attractive, durable cover, making it o f heirloom quality. Work on this pictorial history is commencing at this time. The finished Luf*lqui$t product will be available by late November, 2002, ju st in time for Christmas giving! You will wont a copy o f Sanford: Our First 125 Years not only for yourself, but your loved ones as well. What a great gift idea for those who call Sanford “home.” B e sure to reserve your copies with the coupon below. W E N E E D Y O U R H E L P ... I f you have photos o f bygone days in Sanford, would you share them with us? W e’re looking for photographs o f people, places and things depicting the history o f Sanford from its earliest days right up through 2002. • The photographs should be identifiable, including at least some o f the individuals in the photo. • We will print a credit line with each photo, identifying the person or organization who shared it with us. • You may bring photos to our office at 3 0 0 N. French Ave., Sanford • Please jo t down all pertinent data including your own name, address and phone number. • I f you have any questions concerning submitting photos, simply call the Sem inole H erald at 407-322-2611. • O f course, space may prohibit us from printing every photo submitted. In any case, all photos will be returned to their owners unharmed. P R E -P U B L IC A T IO N D IS C O U N T ! Only a limited number of Sanford: O ur First 125 Years will be published. To be sure that you get the number o f copies you want, place your pre-publica­ tion order today! 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Mail to: Sanford: Our First 125 Years. Sem inole Herald. 3 0 0 N. French Ave., Sanford 32771 �T h e S eminole H erald S u n d a y . J n l) 2 1 . 2 1 ) 0 2 iverwalk ntlnued from Page 1A nd called it a "technically chai­ n i n g " project. "From rom the beginning w hen e first began looking at the vcrw alk we were exciting and cw this w as a p roject we anted to d o ," Straw scr said. Lessard said F rid ay 's bid ning represented a crucial p forward. "There has been a lot o f talk kbout re-energizing dow ntow n d what m ay or m ay not hapn ," Lessard said. "Today the vcrw alk m oves from being a reject on the draw ing b o a rd to Bntlnued from Page LA aunty's request, including the [construction o f a substation at ■City Hall or even possible [d ep artm en t consolid ation [betw een the city and county. Funds for construction of the [ proposed substation arc includ­ ed in the FY 2003 budget and ' will be drawn from the city's reserves. However, the funds for additional personnel will not be needed until the following year. Depending if and what option Com m ission decides regarding the substation, an ad d itions Event Continued from Page LA d ep en d in g on av aila b ility and the n u m ber requ ested overall. Those planning an event arc asked to contact the Sem inole C o u n ty S h e riff's O ffice and invite m em bers o f the sh eriff's departm ent to attend. T h is jo in ­ ing o f forces to fight crim e is to enhance the security and safety o f the neighborhoods. For further inform ation, or to report a planned activity, con ­ tact the C om m unity Services Section by phone at 407-6656977 or e-m ail at crim epreventionO sem inolcsheriff.org. an actu al bricks and m ortar reality. I ’m excited, and the citi­ zens of Sanford should be excit­ ed .” Four com panies bid on the R iverw alk p roject: A m erican Bridge, CPH Constructors Inc., H arbco, and W harton-Sm ith Inc. The b id process utilized requires, by state law, the city to accept the low bid unless the bidder fails to meet the city's sp ecification s. T h e total base bids from each com pany were: • Am erican Bridge - $11,767 m illion • C PH Constructors - $15.7 million • Harbco - $9,115 million • W harton-Sm ith Inc. $11,379 million The city also asked each com ­ pany to subm it costs for four add-on items: a trail head build­ ing, M em orial Park, box culvert and road-under drain. H arbco subm itted the low est bid s on three of those four add-on items. C ity M anager Tony VanDerworp said the bid prices cam e in close to what the city had estimated. "G la ttin g Jack son (design team) provided us w ith pretty good cost estim ates," VanDerworp said. "W e thought it would it would be between $9 to $12 million, with a best aver­ age o f $10.1 m illion. It looks like H arbco cam e in under that." V anD erw orp w as not su r­ prised betw een the disparity in som e o f the bids. "There are a lot o f factors that go into a com p an y's b id ," VanDerworp said. "Som etim es the low bidder is looking to do a certain type of project. O ther tim es, a com pany m ay have the resources it needs already m obi­ lized in the area." four to 13 personnel w ill be needed. "D ep en d in g on w hich w ay the city decides to go, if the departm ent adds personnel, the city w ill probably have to increase taxes," Litton said. "W e will need additional revenue." Com m ission currently is dis­ cu ssing the possible bond options for the new station on R inehart Road, w hich w ill appear on the ballot for voter consid eration in N ovem ber. The estim ated 17,000-squarc foot facility will cost about $4 m illion, w hich includes d em olition of the existing structure and tem ­ porary quarters for both person­ nel and equipm ent during con­ struction. As for additional personnel in the FY 2003 budget, the city m anager recomm ended five new positions, including a canine unit for the police department. "R ig h t now, the city has a need for a canine unit three or four times a w eek," Litton said. "W e're just stepping up to the plate on this." In the capital projects General Fund, the city anticipates $461,740 in carry-forward dol­ lars related to downtown land acquisition, beautification and fire station design. Total capital recom m ended for FY 2003 is $979,300. City com m issioners will have their opportunity to address the proposed budget during a work session, 5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, in C ity H all's Com m ission Cham bers. The first public hear­ ing is scheduled (or 7 p.m ., Thursday, Sept. 5, in the same location. Jones opens headquarters Florida Solar names Scott Kacic as new CEO to head statewide expansion Florida Solar, w hich ranks as the world's leading contractor o f pool heating system s and recently launched new divisions to otter pool service and maintenance, has named Scott Kacic, chief execu­ tive officer o f the company, Skip West, president of marketing, said. Kacic, who has extensive experience in the ser­ vice industry is the form er chief executive officer o f O lym pian Pool Service. Florida Solar merged w ith O lym pian last year to form a division that provides sw im m ing pool service and maintenance statewide. West founded the com pany in the 1982 and has headed the grow ing com pany ever since. O ver the Horotd photo by Tommy Vlncont S e n a t o r D a r y l J o n e s r o c o n t ly o p o n e d h i s S e m i n o l e C o u n t y h e a d q u a r ­ t e r s fo r h is g u b e n a t o r ia l c a m p a ig n . L o c a t e d at 2 5 6 5 P a r k A v e n u e , t h e past three years, West expanded Florida Solar’9 scope to include solar and conventional residential hot w ater system s and chlorine-free, water purifi­ cation systems. "We have expanded our products and services and now we are expanding statewide," said West. "O ur goal is to becom e a culture o f 'O ne call does it all' through the pow er o f great service,” West said. In conjunction w ith its statew ide expansion lans, Florida Solar recently opened Tampa and ort Lauderdale branch offices and plans to open several more Florida markets by the end of this year. o ffic e will c o o r d ia t e J o n e s ’ a c t iv it ie s In C e n t r a l F lo rid a . \ 7 lf*| lC "1 1 U S C ontinued from Page 1A Additional m easures to pre­ vent breeding of m osquitoes on your property arc: • Flusn stagnant water from birdbaths, ponds, flow erpots, boat tarpaulins, old tires or any other receptacle in which water can accumulate. • Swim m ing pools should be adequately chlorinated. • Rain parrels should be cov­ ered with screening. • Ornamental ponds should P S u b s c r ib e T o d ay ! C a ll 4 0 7 - 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 Seminole County Sheriff’s Office District Two I’flgC H A be stocked with mosquito eating fish. 1 Sem inole County's mosquito control provider j (Clarke M osquito Control) has already stepped up spray activity in gen­ eral due to the recent heavy rains and in response to the detection of West Nile Virus in the area near Black Hammock. Today, city mosquito control programs have also been m ade aware that West Nile Virus has been detect­ ed in Sem inole CounTy. -- S o i n o t o d I tw in s Fcnturiiiq: Ashley Bedroom. Living Room. Dining Room Products m All Stores Invites The Com m unity To O u r OPEN HOUSE Your y Choice • * Cootemponry LaattMr-Uke ismni Coiort lo cftooM Irom) InduJ— So**. Lomm A Cocfctal Tib*. 1 End TabM. 2 Lamp, m h M M i Hm M tar tm U w m 99 J3K/69 jzfSSri O tto m a n $ 2 9 9 Wednesday, July 24,2002 4 pm to 8 pm The District Itao Service Center Is Located In The Albertson’s Shopping Plaza Displays Will De Held In The “Open Field” Of The Albertson’s Parking Lot & Albertson’s Gas Station at 17-92 And Lake Mary Dlvd. v m v 'C M 3 Pc- L,v,nH Room Group (Sofa, Lo y h u I 4 Redlner) B e lo w I s A L is t O f S o m e O f O u r S c h e d u le d E v e n t s : 1. Sheriff’s Office Helicopter 2 . Sheriff’s Office Hum vee and 10. Correctional Facility Display 11. Entire Youth Deputy Cadet Program Participants Tactical Vehicle 12. Information about the District 3. S.W.A.T. Team Display Two Community Council Board 4. Motorcycle Display 13. District Two Deputies, 5. Alrboat Display Investigators and Supervisory 6. D.A.R.E. Vehicle Personnel 7. Operation Right Track Drill Instructors 14. G.R.E.A.T. Program & Juvenile Intervention Units. Gang, Resistance, Education 8 . Entire Community (C.O.P.) And Training Citizens O n Patrol Unit 9. Crime Prevention (Robots, Displays, etc. 15. Compllimentary Food & Beverage For More Information Call 4 0 7 -6 6 5 -6 7 5 8 This Event C o-Sponsored B y The Following Businesses: Jerzy's Coffee • Q uizno's • Albertson's • Tile & Carpet of Lake M ary tmmm HDllHS Mon S«*t 10am /pm Sun 1? Nunn Spin Full Set............. Starting at $9fl Queen Set.........Starting at $109 King Set............Starting at 1220 y Wt Atto Ctrrf Slmmmt Ut*y Hunt th a t mstlntutl J - / / < * . FURNITURE MART W A R E H O U S E 2S21S. OrUndo Or. SULleacnaBM. S lltfca o n > B t»iL * w r ? r , l Hwy. 17-tt M t 110* Smtord VMvPnk 4I7-67V44S9 H o t 407*328-0180 im n u th s i 1bloc* northMId ± & s=\ 401*343-8049 v» s. V« �Page 12A Sunday. July 21.2002 T he S eminole H erald • C o n s ta n tin e 2002 Legislative R E V I E W 2002-2003 General Appropriations A ct $50.4 Billion • if. i . F l o r i d a ’s Future Florida's citizens have consistently told us that education is their highest priority, and we have listened. This year the legislature provided $1.1 billion new dollars for education, 6% more than last year and the largest increase ever. In addition to large increases in K -12 spending, we made significant investments in our growing community colleges and universities. We allotted $45 million for enrollment growth and added $28.9 million to the Bright Futures Program. Our commitment to providing access to higher education was also underscored by increases in need based financial aid o f 17% for full­ time students and 90% for part-time students. IIM Your Money This year, in the wake o f economic uncertainty resulting from the terrorist attacks o f last September, the Legislature crafted and passed a landmark budget that provides desperately needed increases in programs and services that will benefit Florida^ growing population. Statewide,,, >■ $1.1 billion increase in education funding - Largest dollar increase ever >■ $294.71 per student funding increase after fully funding enrollment growth >■ $29.5 million to be matched by federal funds to provide $131 million in prescription drugs for seniors. >■ Funding to cover 1.5 million children under KidCare and Medicaid, a 96 percent increase in the number o f children receiving comprehensive health insurance coverage since 1998. >■ $29.8 million increase in the Pharmacy Assistance Program allowing for the implementation o f a federal waiver to get federal matching funds for this program which covers low income elderly and disabled individuals. >■ Florida Forever - Provided for the 3 ^ year o f $300 million bond sale. >■ Save Our Everglades includes $150 million appropriated for land acquisition. We also completed a total overhaul o f Florida’s school code that will help im filcm cht the seam less K - C ol educational system approved by this in 1998. P v \ r '* 1 1 i ji )• Locally.,, >■ $17 million for projects in the Middle S t Johns River Basin (Wekiva River, Lake Jesup, Lake Monroe, e tc ...) $5 million for 1-4 High Technology Corridor (UCF & USF) l I < .IM s rjv.v ms \ I I \ 1 K I \ It \ \ M In my second session as a member of the Florida Senate, I filed legislation on a variety o f topics. Below is a partial list highlighting some of the Legislation I sponsored: ss| (»\ 1 | |( . 111 U . I I I S HEKv The 2002 Florida Legislature faced a remarkable set o f circumstances. As always, your elected representatives responded to the many challenges and compiled a significant list o f legislative accomplishments. Growth M anagement,, G ro w th Is essential to maintaining the quality of life we enjoy here in Florida as more people come to call our state home. Legislation passed this year maria the first major rethinking of growth management in Florida since 1985. Requires coordination between local governments, school districts and water management districts before development decisions are made. The bill also requires local governments to work together on the delivery o f services to ensure the public receives the most efficient and effective service possible. M See Legislative Review for details. Redistricting,,, The Legislature completed this once a decade function to realign political district lines to match changes in poplar*"" following a series of public meetings and extensive testimony. A* part o f the effort to make the process more accessible to the public than ever before, detailed census information, as well as the software used by the House and Senate was available on the Legislature k website at www.lcgatate.fl.us. Floridak population growth over the last 10 yean brought two new congressional scats to our state, including one in Central Florida. Building Code/lnspecrions Plan Review,,, The first unified statewide construction standards in the nation took effect in Florida on March I, 2002, ensuring safe, affordable and accountable homes and buildings for our citizens. This bill finalizes details in implementing the Florida Building Code and outlines an optional process for private professionals to review plans and inspect buildings with oversight from public building officials. Everglades Restoration,,, is critical to preserving the quality o f life we enjoy in Florida. This year legislation passed to provide a funding source for the statek share of the $8 billion Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Program (CERP). The Department of Environmental Protection was authorized to issue Everglades restoration bonds to pay Floridak half of the bill for this program. The federal government has committed to providing the remaining S4 billion. Safe Paths to Schools.,, Addresses the problem of dangerous walking conditions some of our children, locally and across the state, face on their daily trip to school by directing the Florida Department o f Transportation to consider the inclusion of pedestrian and bicycle padis in all its road projects. G Regulation o f Household M overs.,, This bill seeks to offer greater consumer protection against disreputable tactics by some members of the moving industry. * V * - t 1 ' \ Health and Safety Inspections.,, flic ability of the state to conduct health and safety inspections on behalf of Florida's citizens was preserved by this legislation which averted a potential funding crisis at the Division o f Hotels & Restaurants. Livable Communities... Creates a program to reward communities for committing to directed growth exemplary planning practices and effectively adopting, implementing and enforcing comprehensive plans. ) r i e f F in a n c ia l O f f io e r ,,, In 1998, voters approved a constitutional amendment requiring the current posts o f Comptroller and Insurance Commissioner into a single position. Legislation this year implemented this amendment and is expected to bring greater accountability and efficiency to the oversight of the financial services and insurance industries. This unified position will be on the ballot in November 2002. — - > Affordable Housing.,, Legislation passed this year enacts a number o f changes to increase availability of affordable housing and provide greater access to available housing. a n a g e m e n t,,, * 1 Three Strikes.,, 1 Previously enacted in 1998, the Three Strikes Felony Offender Act, requiring tougher sentences for repeat offenders, was declared unconstitutional by the Second District Court of Appeals for technical reasons. The Legislature addressed the Courtk concerns and reenacted this law and confirmed its commitment to protecting Floridians. x k Department of Giildren and Families... Employees were found to regularly falsify records o f children in the Departmcntk care. This bill makes it a third degree felony to knowingly falsify case documents i �T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d Inside Section B C l a s s if e d s 6 B -1 0 B C rossw ord 7B Sunday July 21, 2002 theBiGS Ski Championships come to Altamonte ily sUts for Seminole inty’s Major League Baseball players Isdo High School's llg week (9*for-28, 6 runs m ed, .321) raised bat­ ing average eight points. Disabled W ater Ski National Cham pionships, August 8-10, at Cranes Roost Park In Altam onte Springs. MWc are so proud o f all the w ater ski athletes com peting at the 2002 Disabled N ationals,” said Steve M cD crm eit, USA W ater S k i’s executive director. " It’s an am azing feat for a disabled athlete to reach the national level o f com petition. The hard w ork and perseverance o f these athletes should serve as on exam ple to us Results of the national cham pionships C r a n e s R o o s t c h o s e n to h o s t D isa b le d n a tio n a ls a n d w o rld s will be used to select the 2003 U S . Disabled W ater Ski Team, w hich will com pete in the 2003 Disabled World Cham pionships to also be held at Cranes Roost Park. Com petition at the Disabled Water Ski National Cham pionships include slalom , tricks and ju m ping. W ithin each event, athletes w ho are partially (VHB2, VHB3) or totally blind (VHB1), paraplegics or quadriplegics (M P1, M P2, M P3), or have arm or leg disabilities (w ith or without prosthesis) will com pete against skiers w ith the same disabilities. There will be tw o rounds o f com peti­ tion. Event w inners will be based on a two-round total, w hile the overall w in­ ners will be based on overall points from the best scores of either round. T h e best performance o f either round receives 1,000 points. Com petition begins daily at 8 a.m. The International Water Ski Federation had announced on February 13th that the Prestigious ^ 61 5 45 .269 Hit fifth home run and drove in four runs to better career RBI mark. Danny Graves i Cincinnati Reds 3 28 36 14 2.77 Had two saves In two chances and lowered ERA another .19 of a run. Lika Brantley High School* L° pez S ss S Toronto Blue Jays ib h 265 60 r HR 34 * 8 rtl 31 avg. .226 • Struggles continue for Lake Brantley grad as he suf­ fered through hitless week. Sanford Middle School* Corey [JH| Patterson c f |u £ Chicago Cubs 345 92 I— H 44 8 33 .267 • Average dropped slightly, but still hit eighth home run and scored three runs. Seminole High School* T !m . Raines t | jr Finally got out of hitless streak and saw average creep back forwards .200. Lake Brantlay High School* Boston Red Sox GEN EVA — An am azing four years o f high school for G eneva's Heather Cave has continued even after her grad­ uation from Oyiedo. The 18-year-old w on the Goqt ly in g champlonslUp and All-Around cham pionship at the Florida High School state Rodeo Finals in Brighton earli­ er this year and now the national honors are starting to roll in. For being nam ed the Cham pion All-Around Cow girl for Florida for 2002, Cave w as honored for her accom plishm ent by both W rangler H ats and Ariat Boots, receiving numerous prizes and scholarships, os well os a new W rangler straw hat and a pair o f Ariat Boots. Leaders o f the National High School Rodeo Association (NHSRA), the oldest youth rodeo organiza­ tion in Am erica, then appoint­ ed Cave to the W rangler High School All Star Rodeo Team, the first-ever corporate-spon­ sored youth rodeo team , for the third consecutive year (990 0 ,0 0 -0 1 , and 01-02). The W rangler High School All Star Rodeo Team is fash­ ioned after W rangler's Cham pion Pro Rodeo Team, w hich includes superstars like TV Murray, Joe Beaver, Dan M ortensen, Charm ayne Jam es, See Cave, Page 3B pap c IL v M f t ii H ■H Pt* S u v H D I I h I Pliolo podfiny of Mlki RmM Geneva's Heather Cave and her horse, Miss Maxwell House, show oil the style that made them the top Florida High School rodeo team In Florida. Cave and *Maxie* will now by to win national honors together. Special to tha Harold O C A LA — Anglers searching for hot new honey holes will find a fishing bonanza at the H ilochee W ildlife M anagem ent Area (W M A) near Clerm ont. Every Saturday the Florida Fish and W ildlife Conservation Com m ission (F W Q will allow 10 lucky anglers access to the five lakes w ithin the borders of the W M A . ilie has not fish. An area m ap detailing the location o f each lake is avail­ able from the FW C Web site at http://w ld.fw cstate.fl.us/hunt ing/w m a/H ilochee.pdf or by calling the Lakeland regional office at (863)648-3206. The 69 acres o f protected w ater is divided betw een five lakes; P eat Lake is 27 acres. Little Peat is seven acres, H idden Lake la 17 acres, Stock Lake is 10 acres and U n tie Pond is eight acres In size. From tim e to tim e, som e lakes m ay b e closed on a tem porary basis d ue to access problem s. Regardless o f the num ber o f ponds open to fishing, 10 per­ m its w ill still b e issued on a first-call-first-served basis. To fiah die lakes at Hilochee W M A , anglers m ust possess three docum ents: * Freshw ater fishing license unless exem pt under general state fishing regulations. • A W M A perm it or a dailyuse perm it: A daily-use perm it Is available at designate S e e O utdoors, Page 2B Oviedo teams head for North Carolina Special to the Herald Florida Marlins fARITEK accolades bestowed on Cave B y R ick B row n of Iason ^ ^ D is a b le d W a t e r Ski N ational R o p in g in the a w a rd s Seminole High School's 14 90 C ham pionships w ill b e held Aug. 26-30 2003, at C ran e's R oost Park. Crane's O V IE D O — O viedo Babe Ruth has set a new record. The young program has quali­ fied three teams for the Southeastern Regionals, the first time one city has ever accom ­ plished the te a l The O viedo Babe Ruth Rookie (8-and-Under) All-Stars, Cal Ripken 9-and-U nder All-Stars, and 10-and-U ndcr Girls Fastpitch Softball All-Stars all won Florida Babe Ruth State Cham pionships and arc now cither in or headed to North Carolina to continue their m arch toward a National Cham pionship. The Rookie team, know n as the Bandits, had the toughest road to their title, having to sur­ vive a double elim ination state ualifier tournam ent in Lake !ity just to m ake it to state. J This w as an invitational tour­ nam ent for Babe Ruth teams from all over Florida and there were 30 team s looking for the m achine pitch crown. In their first gam e, O viedo played Flagler, w hich had already won a gam e, and rom ptti to a 21-0 victory in four Innings. Their next gam e w as w ith the remaining undefeated team of this pool •Jacksonville Beach. It w as a very well played gam e by both team s w ith O viedo ending up on top 4-1. This knocked Jax Beach to the losers bracket and put O viedo into the cham pionship game. The cham pionship gam e was a rematch with Jacksonville Beach and the Bandits cam e out fired up, scoring three in the first and the second innings. The final score w as 10-1 after 5 innings and O viedo was the S ee O viedo, Page 2B The Oviedo Babe Ruth 8-and-Under Rookie “Bandits' pose proudly with the State Championship trophies and are currently In Wilson, North Carolina lor the Babe Ruth Baseball B-Under Southeastern Regional Championship*. �H.’.T a Page 2 B S u n d a y . J u ly 21. 2002 The Seminole Herald O viedo C ontinu ed from page I B bracket cham pion, outscoring its opponents 35-2, and earning an invitation to the State Tournam ent Ju ly 4-9 in Alachua. The first gam e w as against N orm andy and the Bandits won the gam e 7-0. The Bandits then had to face Tavares, which jum ped out to a 4-0 lead. O viedo refused to wilt, how ­ ever, and battled back for an 8-6 trium ph. That set up a m onster m atchup w ith alw ays powerful Sarasota. Sarasota jum ped out in front 2-0 but again tne defense tightened and the Bandits took a 5-3 victory. This put O viedo in the cham ­ pionship gam e for their bracket and they up playing Normandy, w hich battled through the losers bracket to advance to the finals. O viedo jum ped out to a quick 4-0 lead in the first inning and added four m ore runs in the second. The gam e w as ov er after five innings (10 run rule) with the final score o f 13-2. This qualified them to attend the southeast regionals. However, the w ork w as not done yet. T he O vied o team now had to play the other bracket w inner for the state cham pi­ onship. This team w as M andarin (from near Jacksonville). The final game w as very exciting as M andarin jum ped out to a 3-0 lead in the first. O viedo fought back in the third inning scoring six runs. The Bandits added tw o more in the fourth to build and O viedo w as the cham pion with an 8-3 victory. The team is m anaged by Bob O 'N eill with Fred Labor and Chris Bates serving as coaches. Flayers on the Rookie team arc Ryan O 'N eill, G arrett Hall, Taylor Perez, Parker Perez, Cole Wheeler, Nick Labcr, Robert M cCune, Sam Bates, Ryan M axon, David H ow ard, M atty Spruill, and Joseph M anning. The team is currently in W ilson. N orth Carolina Carolina w ith te a m S lfo t are q4i u J W a i j < t ~ * statexh am p ionaslfrom — -.. Tennessee, Virginia, N orth Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. C heck out W FTV Channel 9 at 11 JO p.m . on Saturday or the league w ebsite at w w w .O viedobaberuth.com for inform ation. T h e 9-and-U ndcr team played its first gam e in the State Tournam ent w as Friday July 5th against the M andarin Athletic A ssociation A Team. M A A w as the favored team but O viedo proved better, w in­ ning 3-0. Tne team then thum ped San Jose 11-1 and edged Perry, w hich w as favored to win the entire tournam ent, 3-2. MAA won it's w ay through the losers bracket to play O viedo again for the cham pi­ onship. The gam e w as a defensive battle with M AA finally taking a 2-0 lead with a two-run hom e run in the third inning. That proved to be the only runs that the pitching quartet of Tyler M arlcttc, Tanner Below, Matt G and and C onnor Stanley would allow. In the fourth inning the O viedo bats cam e alive and scored four unanswered runs. The team then played flawless d efease and held on to w in the gam e and the cham pionship. It w as truly an outstanding tournam ent and our boys played like the cham pions that they arc. Ryan Stanney won tournam ent M VP for his consis­ tent play during the entire tour­ nam ent at first base. The team is managed by Scott Below with Ben Vasquez and David M arlcttc serving as coaches. Team m em bers are Alex Greene, Austin Lager, Conner Stanley, Evan Rosendberg, Gabo Rivera, Matt G an d , Matt Schw artz, N icholas Vasquez, Q uentin Voorhccs, Ryan Stanney, Tanner Below and Tyler M arlcttc. The 9-and-U nder's arc also ing this weekend, in iton. North Carolina. C heck out W FTV Channel 9 at 11:30 p.m. on Saturday or the league website at ww w .O viedobabcruth.com for information. The O viedo Babe Ruth 10U nder Fast pitch Softball A llStar Team now w on the D istrid 3 Cham pionship in O viedo June 28-30 and the State Tournament (7/10-7/14) in Live Oak. O viedo had to survive 11 team s in the State Tournam ent, A ltam onte, Suw annee, Argyle, Tri-County, N ortheast Florida, M andarin, Normandy, Flagler, Keystone and Chiefland to advance to the Southeast ' T Regionals in Kinston later this w eek (7/24-7/29). v ^ These girls played am azing ball! They w ere in the toughest bracket, having to beat ou t what turned out to b e the second, third and fourth place team s to get to thj? Cham pionship round., T h e O viedo defense w as outrtfci stan d ln g ,n o t. com m itting an error until the Cham pionship gam e. The scores were: First gam e vs. N orm andy Softball, O viedo w on, 5-1. The 2002 Baba Ruth State Champion Oviedo Baba Ru#t 1O-and-Under QJrts FaatpNch 8oftbal A»-8tars (top) and Oviedo Baba Ruth 9-and-Undar AB-8tar Second gam e vs. A ltam onte team (bottom) wN both bo playing in the 2002 Baba Ruth Southeast Regional Championships in Kinston, North Carolina. Softball, O viedo w on, 9-1. Third game vs. N orth Florida com peti reason is because f excellent A ll-stars tw o years ago w hen holding a ca r w ash from 9 a.m .- •* Softball, O viedo w on, 64). to-3 p.m . at the 7-11 on the cor- ■» coaching. they w ere only eight, they fun, b u t they w ill b e the first to Fourth game (Cham pionship returned last year as nine-yearner on Lockw ood and 419 in M anager Kurt Shou p and tell you, it is alw ays m ore fun to gam e) vs. N orth Florida again, olds. O viedo to raise m oney for the coaches Jim W ilson and Ben w in than to lose, so let's Just O viedo w on, 3-2. T his year as 10-year-olds they trip to N orth Carolina. win. Evans teach these girts to rely In years past Jacksonville T h e O vied o girls program is led the team to the cham pi­ on one another. T hat to w in the A nother reason fo r their su c­ team s consistently take the title leas d u n three years old and onship and they are very proud gam e is not based o n one event. cess is that these girls are of State Cham pion in m ost age to bring it hom e to O viedo. grow n from 50 players to 155 in* * But a scries o f events. To be able friends - m any o f h e m best brackets. This year O viedo beat a very short period o f time. M em bers o f the team are to teach that to a bunch o f 10 friends. T h ey d o n ot w alk aw ay out tw o Jacksonville team s I M egan A lligood, Shelby Beasley, O viedo Babe Ruth brings a from one another w hen the sea­ year old girls is an am azing (Northeast and N orm andy) to N atalie Beliantoni, Am ber quality program where girls can ’ * thing. son is over, the relationship win the title. enjoy and learn the gam e in a Evans, Kyndall H enderson, stays intact • and they count They truly look like a w ellThese girls w in for m ore rea­ positive way. Jessica H uggins, D em i Laney, d ow n the d ays until they can oiled m achine, anticipating each sons than just being talented Sarah Pettigrew, Stephanie Everyone asks us every year play again • they love the gam e. o th er's m oves and alw ays athletes. They set tne exam ple Shoup, Jennifer Ward, Dani w here O viedo Is w hen w e go , w orking together. They have Four o f these girls (N atalie for teamwork, alw ays w orking W ayt, and D ani Wilson. up to the to u rn am en t N ext year"* Beliantoni, D ani W ilson, trem endous sportsm anship and, together as a u n it I n i s com es everyone they w ill know and ., Tnla Saturday and Sunday Stephanie Shoup and Dani as all cham pions d o, a great from a couple o f things, but one they will b e looking fo r us! .• (July 20-21) the team w ill be Wayt) w ent to 10-U nder State desire to win - they are very % O utdoors C ontinued from page IB entrances for $3.00 per person or $6.00 per non­ com m ercial vehicle. • No-cost, non-transferable fishing permit: Tire no-cost fishing permit may be obtained by calling the Hilochee W M A field office at (352) 241-8501. Applicants should leave a detailed m essage w ith their full nam e, telephone number, and com ­ plete m ailing address and date they wish to fish. Special bag lim its and fishing rules apply to the lakes in H ilochee W MA. • All largem outh bass must be returned to the w ater im m ediately upon capture. • No person shall take in any one-day more than 20 bluegill, 10 black crappie or six catfish. • Fishing is perm itted during daylight hours only. • No person shall kill o r possess any bluegill less than eight inches in total length or black crap­ pie less than 10 inches In total length. CALL 407-322-2611 • T he possession o f nets (except d ip nets), fish traps, trotlines, setlines, m innow seines, cast nets, or bush hooks is prohibited. • O ther statew ide general fishing regulations rem ain in effect for H ilochee W M A. For inform ation on other freshw ater fishing opportunities, visit the D ivision o f Freshw ater Fisheries Web site at w w w .fioridafisheries.com or call the Lakeland regional office at (863) 648-3202. H A R V E ST A R EA C H A N G E S A N N O U N C ED FO R G U LF C O A ST SCA LLO P SEA SO N O pen harvest season for bay scallops along Florida's G u lf Coast runs through Sept. 10. Each year, Florida Fish and m id life Conservation Com m ission (FW C) biologists eval­ uate the health o f the bay scallop fishery, and recent surveys have revealed a shift in population densities that w arrant changes. T his y e a r's ruling brings a few changes. A large area south o f the Suw annee River, w hich has been d eals d osed fo r eight years, w ill reopen this sum mer, becau se b a y scallops have increased significantly. A reas w est o f St. Joseph Bay, w here bay scallop abundance is low, w ill d o s e to all harvest this sea­ son. Here are the rules. * O PE N : Recreational harvest o f bay scallops will open from the M exico Beach Canal (Just west o f the Bay/G ulf County line) to the P asco/H em ando County line (near Aripeka) d ur­ ing the op en se a so n 'C L O S E D : Except for the area listed above, the rem ainder o f the state is closed for recreational harvest o f bay scallops, indu d ing the area w est of the M exico Beach Canal. It is illegal to possess bay scallops on w ater out­ side open harvest areas. It is also illegal to land scallops outside open harvest areas. For exam ple, it would be legal to take scallops from w aters off H ernando County coast; but it (i w ould b e illegal to dock you r boat In Pasco County w ith the scallop catch onboard. -, Recreational harvesters are lim ited to tw o gal­ lons o f w hole bay scallops in the shell, or one p in t, o f bay scallop m eat p er d ay during the open sea- <, son In addition, recreational scallopers m ay possess . n o m ore than 10 gallons o f w hole bay scallops in I, the shell, or 1/2 gallon o f bay scallop m eat ab o ard ;, any vessel at any time. Bay scallops m ay be harvested only by hand o r ,w ith a landing or dip net. They m ay not be har- , ^ vested fo r com m ercial purposes. -O u r hope is that proper m anagem ent o f bay scallops and public com pliance w ith the bag Urn-. • its w ill ensure abundant scallop populations in the fu ture," said FW C D ivision o f M arine Fisheries director Dr. R oy Crabtree. S k iin g ----------------------C ontinu ed from page I B been a cham pion o f disabled w ater skiing in the United States. N ow it will have the opportunity to roll ou t the red carpet for the rest o f the w orld." The D isabled Worlds w as last held in the United States in 1997 at Sunset Lakes in O kahum pka. Fifteen countries participated in the 2001 Disabled Worlds last M arch in M elbourne, A ustralia, w here the U S . Disabled W ater Sid Team earned the silver m edal w ith a score of 12,067.8 points. U S . Team m em bers com bined to win 36 individual m edals. "U SA W ater Sk i's experience in hosting world title events guarantees an excellent cham pi­ onship s," said G raziano Tognala, executive direc­ tor o f the IWSF. "T h is will be an event that w ater ski fans will not want to m iss." Events at the Disabled W ater Ski World Cham pionships include slalom , tricks and Ju m p ing. W ithin each event, athletes w ho are partially (VH B2, V H B3) or totally blind (VH B1), para­ plegicsi or i quaanpiegics iiw i, Mrz, m k jj, or have(arm an or leg disabilities (with or without pros­ thesis) will compete against skiers with the same disabilities. USA Water Ski w as form ed in 1939 as a non­ profit organization prom oting w ater skiing in the United States. USA W ater S k fis affiliated w ith the. International Water Ski Foundation (w orld gov- . em in g body) and is recognized by the United State O lym pic Com m ittee and Pan-A m erican Sports O rganization as the national governing body o f com petitive w ater skiing in the United States. With m ore than 40,000 m em bers, USA Water S k i is the largest w ater ski federation in the world. �I I The Seminole Herald S u n d a y , J u ly 2 1 . 20 (1 2 Page 311 Gave Continued from page IB and Hall-of-Famcr Jim Shoulders. Cave earned her position on the Wrangler High School All Shir Rodeo Team based on lead* e^ship qualities, academ ic eligi­ bility and athletic achievements. rW e are excited to again this year expand W rangler's rodeo sponsorship program at the high school level," said Karl Strcssm an, special events m an­ ager for W rangler Rodeo. "A s alw ays, it gives us a tremendous sense o f pride to associate the Wrangler brand with promising young men and women. W e're confident each member, o f th e je a m will be an outstanding goodwill am bas­ sador for the sport o f rodeo." M embers of the Wrangler High School All Star Rodeo Team receive official com peti­ tion apparel consisting of Wrangler TWenty X shirts embroidered with the team logo qnd two pairs of com petition ifans. In addition, team m em ­ bers receive an official team cer­ tificate signed by rodeo great Jim Shoulders and i y Murray. Am ong the rodeo accom plish­ m ents for Cave over the past five years are: * Florida High School Rodeo Association Cham pion AllAround Cow girl for 2002. * FHSRA Reserve Cham pion for Breakaway Roping, Goat TVing, Pole Bending and Cutting for 2001-02. * Florida High School State Finals Rodeo All-Around Cham pion and G ot Tying Cham pion for 2002. * Placed first in second Go, second in third G o, second in Short G o, and third in the Average at the Brighton Breakaway Roping in D ecem ber 2001** ^ . * Finished third in the Short G o (33-secon d s) and fourth in the Average at the 2001 International Finals Youth Rodeo (IFYR). * Three-tim e N ational Rodeo Finalist (1 9 9 9 ,2 0 0 0 ,2 0 0 1 ). * FHSRA State Finalist in Breakaw ay Roping (98-99,99-00, 00-01), G oat TVing (98-99,99-00, 004)1), Barrel R atin g (9 8 -99,9900), Pole Bending (98-99,99-00, L H eather Cave 004)1), Cutting (9 8 -9 9 ,9 9 -0 0 ,0 0 01), and Team Roping (994X), 0001). • Reserve Cham pion Breakaway Roper World Wide Rodeo A ssociation (99-00). • Top 3, Breakaway Roper, 2.7seconds, first G o, 2000 IFYR. • Top 20, Team Roper (heeler), Briefs M ASCOT GAMES TO CONCLUDE l* The Celebrity M ascot G am es closes its 10th Anniversary show tonight (Saturday, Ju ly 20), giow casing the com ic talent o f the best, brightest qnd funniest team m ascots from the world o f $x )rts. 1 The gam es are to be held a t 7 p.m . in the TD W aterhouse Centre in O rlando. The Celebrity M ascot G am es benefit the N ew H ope for Kids foundation. ; A n all-star selection o f more than 25 m ascots are ipvited to participate from the N BA , N FL, N HL, M ajor League Baseball and N CAA. 'T ick e ts for the O rlando presentation are avail­ able for $7 at the gate or by calling the O rlando (£entroplex at 407-849-2020. •For m ore inform ation regarding the 10th Anniversary Celebrity M ascot Gam es, please call the Central Florida Sports Com m ission a t 407* £484900. « fTAN APPRECIATION NIGHT- FOR SCW FANS SUNDAY AT HOOTERS |Southern Cham pionship W restling proudly pre- before Ju ly 19th and must have a current physical toparticipate. For m ore inform ation, or to obtain a registration form , please call Coach Katz at 407-320-8741. MFW WRESTLING IN DEB ARY M id Florida W restling w ill present The Am erican Bash at V F W Post 1 8093 in DeBary, Friday, Ju ly 26th. The event w ill feature an O ver The Top Rope Battle Royal as w ell as a M ain Event betw een Raging Yout ig You In a Semi-1-M ain Event, Deathrow Jethrow will battle Cutthroat Bonez. O ther m atches w ill have C.B. Kool taking on Prowler, Lonew olf facing N ightstalker a n a Bill Crude tackling El Diablo. Doors open at 7 p.m. w ith bell tim e at 8 p.m. The M FW is offering a special offering w here if you bring five paying adults, you w ill get in free. For ticket info please call 407-328-9035 or go to the w ebsite at www.M idFloridaW restling.com. Altam onte Sports is currently holding registra­ tion for the Worth Club K G irls Fast Pitch Pitching Cam p on Ju ly 23-25 a t M errill Park. The cam p is open to girls ages 9-18. It w ill run as a half-day cam p w ith girls ages 9-12 attending from 9 a m . to noon and girls 13 and over attend­ ing from 1 p m . to 4 p m . Cheryl Kempf, founder o f Worth C lub K in Tennessee, will lead the cam p w ith instruction also com ing from various college coaches and for­ m er college and O lym pic players. idditfonal inform ation please contact o For additional Alicia Flow ers at 407-571-8728 or aliciafOalt aliidafOaltamonte.org. WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL CAMP W inter Springs H igh School, hom e o f the 2001 Sem inole Athletic Conference Football Cham pions, w ill be hosting a Youth Football Cam p on July 26th and 27th. The Cam p is open to all entering the 9th grade o rr ,younger and the cost is $30 w hich indudes, quality instruction in offensive and defensive football techniques from W inter Springs Head Coach Steve Katz and his staff and a T-shirt. In addition to the Bears' staff, also instructing at the cam p will be form er N FL players and current college football players. The cam p will give youngsters a chance to meet the 2002 Bears, learn what the high school players learn from the coaches who teach it, m eet the coaches, and get ready for the Pop W arner Football season. ATC Certified Trainers w ill be on hand at the camp. The cam p will focus on skill developm ent and will include a speed training portion on Saturday w ith form er Detroit U on Dana Reaves. Those wishing to attend the cam p m ust register Year com petition to he held in conjunction with the "W orld's Largest Rodeo," the national Hign School Finals Rodeo, in Farm ington, New Mexico. The duo were also scheduled to com pete in the International Finals Youth Rodeo in Shawnee, O klahom a earlier this month. This will not be the end of rodeo com petition for Cave, as she will b e attending Southeastern Oklahoma State U niversity in Durant on a rodeo and athletic scholarship and hopes to qualify for the College National Finals and then com ­ pete professionally. A 4.0 GPA student, Cave ranked in the Top seven-percent (ranked 35th out o f 562) in her raduating class at Oviedo High chool and w as a three-year m em ber o f the girls volleyball team as w ell as being active in National H onor Society, English Honor Society, M ath Honor Society, and W RO R High School TV News. She plans on studying com ­ m unications, business m arket­ ing or related opportunities in the horse industry at SEO SU . t Robinson heading to St. Johns The City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartm ent is offering a Sum m er Junior Tennis Cam p to run August 5-9. Registration d o ses August 5 for the camp. The Cam p, taught by USPTR certified Greg Jam es and held a t Groveview Park (off o f Lake M ary Boulevard), has a m inim um size o f six and m axim um o f 12 juniors. The cam p schedule is: • 5-7 year olds from 8 3 0 a.m . to 9 a.m. Cost: $20. > • 8-10 year olds from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Cost: $35. • 11-14[ year olds from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Cost: $35. For inform ation call 407-682-6086 or 407-3305697. ALL YOU CAN BOWL Airport Lanes in Sanford has tw o new protjJLt e g l h y enthusiast.- •«-«------->w in q tfet aJatn „ n r . 9 3 0 ¥ B p W W R P * rr - - •' $10, including shoe rental, bow lers can roll to their hearts co n ten t Patrons will be issued colored w rist bands by the center to identify them as entitled to use the lanes during the 2-1/2 hour tim e period. O n Friday nights it is "a ll you can bow l cosm ic bow ling." Individuals can bowl all they w ant from 9 3 0 m . to 1 2 3 0 a m . for a single price o f $15, indudig shoe rental. "C osm ic" bow ling involves glow in the dark balls and neon lighting along w ith a laser light show and m usic being piped throughout the cen­ ter. During the evening custom ers w ill enjoy the light show, plus m usic and draw ings for prizes. Anyone wishing to enter the building during the event tim es will be asked to pay the $15 entry fee and to w ear a colored w rist band supplied by the center. The Airport Lanes Bowling Center is located at 190 East Airport Boulevard, Ju st east o f 17-92 near the new section o f 417 and the Sanford Plaza. For m ore inform ation, contact Airport Lanes at 407-324-2129. E HmMphoto byTommyVtnoont Seminole High School graduate Marcus Robinson (seated, center) has decided to attend St. Johns River Community College In Palatka on a basketball scholarship. *1 am very excited that Marcus will be attending SL Johns,* said SJRC C head coach Horace Jefferson. "The past two years we had another Marcus (Wiggins) from Sanford playing for the Vikings and 1am glad that Sanford is sending me another Marcus. He will be a tremen­ dous asset to our program. He brings size (6-foot-6) and a will to compete. I realty feel that his best basketball has yet to be played. While recruiting, one question that you ask yourself Is how welt will fit In with your returnees. All of my returnees were lobbying for Marcus Robinson. So, I can honestly sat that WE are excited about Marcus' decision to play for the SJRC C Vikings* On hand for the signing were (seated, left to right) Leonard, Marcus and Pat Robinson, (standng, left to right) Seminole High School Principal Karen Coleman, the Reverend Leon Hilary, Marcus' mentor, and SHS basketball coach Bob Trains. D o th e Z o o ! SUMMER SWIM TEAM GIRLS FAST PITCH CAMP said Kcllye DeBord, M anager of Alliance Partners for the AQHA. "We are very proud to sponsor the AQ H A /N H SRA Horse of the Year aw ards program and com mend all o f the NHSRA members for the tim e and ener­ gy they devote to their Am erican Q uarter H orses.” "C aring for their Am erican Q uarter Horses is a m ajor com ­ ponent of the com plete educa­ tional opportunity available through NHSRA m em bership," added Ken Sturm an, NHSRA Executive Director. "W ith this in mind, we com m end the AQHA for recognizing this and for its long standing sponsorship of high school rodeo and the AQHA/NHSRA Horse of the Year program ." "M axic" is now 10 years old and has been ow ned, ridden and trained by Cave since she was three. Cave and "M axie" arc now eligible for the national title of AQHA/NHSRA Horse of the Year honors and will com pete for the title this com ing week (July 22-28) at the national AQHA/NHSRA Horse o f the SANFORD TENNIS -.L Josh Rich, The Prat Pack, Th e H igh Rollers and many more. Also, the beautiful ladies o f H ooters and Betw een the Ropes radio hosts Brian Dickerm an and Brian Fritz w ill b e on hand. There w ill also be an autograph signing w ith all o f the SCW stars and great prize giveaw ays a t this event. Follow ing the action, there w ill b e a show ing o f W W E's pay per view, Vengeance. This special event has no adm ission fee. For m ore inform ation call 407-767-8822. first G o, 2000 j r v i ^ • Reserve Cham pit Tier, FHSRA 994X). • Florida High School State Finals All-Around Champion, 98-99. • FHSRA Rookie of the Year All-Around Cham pion, 98-99. • Sixth in Nation in Cutting, first Go, National High School Finals Rodeo, 98-99. • Reserve All-Around Champion, Florida Junior Rodeo Association, 97-98. Cave w as not the only one to receive national honors. Her horse, Miss Maxwell House, w as recently selected by the Am erican Q uarter Horse Association and the National High School Rodeo Association as the girl's AQHA/NHSRA Horse o f the Year winner for Florida for the second time. "M axle” also earned the honor In 1999-2000. "T h e Am erican Quarter Horses used today in high school rodeo com petition arc truly great athletes. However it's that unexplained chemistry betw een horse and rider that truly m akes the team winners," Sem inole Aquatics, located at the new Larry A. D ale A quatic Center adjacent to the Sem inole H igh School cam pus, is offering a Sum m er Sw im Team aim ed at beginners and novices. O pen to young people ages 5-17, the only requirem ent for Joining the team is the ability to sw im 25 yards (one length o f the pool) without touching the bottom. The program costs $150 per child (indudes team t-shirt and sw im cap) and runs throughA ugust 17. There are n o formal attendance requirements fo r practice. Practices are held M ondays through Fridays from 6 p m . to 7 p.m . and sw im m ers can com e as often as they wish. M eets will b e held on W ednesday evenings and last about tw o hours. M eets are inform al, friendly, novice-level w ith other area team s and swim m ers com pete w ith children o f sim ilar ages and abili­ ties in a non-threatening form at where swim m ers get aw ards for com peting. This is a great w ay for kids to get involved in sw im team as the com petitions are very low-key. Kids that want to continue year-round have the option to d o so w hen the sum m er ends. For m ore inform ation, call Sem inole Aquatics head coach Tony Ackerson at 407-302-1034. jis c o v e r en d less hours o f fam ily fu n and a d v en tu re w ith an Annual P ass to 't h e C en tral F lo rid a Zoo. W ith h und red s o f n a tiv e and e x o tic animals, t h e r e is always so m eth in g new to s e e a t t h e Zoo. T h e Zoo is open daily fro m 9 am to 9 pm w ith f r e e parking and picnic a re a s . Plan on spending t h e day and v is it Z O O F A R I O u tp o st f o r unique so u v en irs and g i f t s , and have lunch a t th e sn a ck b a r. Plus, a s a Zoo M em b er, you'll r e c e iv e t h e s e g r e a t b e n e fits : r Admission to t h e C en tra l F lo rid a Zoo f o r an e n t ir e y e a r 'lesion to 1 0 0 zoos & aquarium s, including B rev a rd Z oo, T h e Flo rid a Aquarium, Ja c k s o n v ille Zoo A Miami M e tro Zoo lO ftflis c o u n t a t Z O O F A R I O u tp o st g i f t shop D iscou n ts to cu ltu ral a tt r a c tio n s including S ilv e r S p rin g s In v ita tio n s to M em b ers-on ly e v e n ts including e x h ib it preview s S u b scrip tio n to ZO O V iew s N e w s le tte r SWIMMING LESSONS Sem inole Aquatics, located at the new Larry A D ale Aquatic C enter adjacent to the Sem inole H igh School cam pus swim lessons that run in tw o-w eek sessions consisting o f eight classes, each lasting 45 minutes. C lass sizes are limited to six students. Sessions are taught by Am erican Red Cross cer­ tified W S .I. instructors for ages five and up. Special preschool classes fo r children 2 4 can be formed based on dem and. For m ore inform ation on any program or any specific questions regarding pool hours, call the pool at 407-302-1034. MUMMflMNMM C trtrtl Ftencta Zm E O l w 4 7 0 )0 * U k * Mm t m , a 17747 407-171-44SO. U l 104 □ HOHvta-OmWVf □ »79 S m r □ □ HO trm d ft r m f - T w « A itl A trm d ttu l^ n in it r o f H H O 7 « » *r - Tm « 4 4 tl m tm m h«uMt»U 4 th w in fer m f I I ■Om * *4 1 ( 6 0 - ) 4 * m »um i □ | M S<V <na-0««U itM |iu t 0«T. • •4 Oac* C *ri Ntotwr M CTZi) Sail M«MrC»4/VU4 Syiatin 37SS MWHlotiw y 17-41 (Silt 104, M| hi 407-11) 44*0 • itntraHW M uM Jti �Page 4B L Sunday. July 21.2002 ega ls cm r T in S eminole H erald L ega ls o f lo n o w o o o . f u m o a n o t ic e o f p u b u c h e a m n q t o c o n s id e r a d o p t io n o f p r o p o s e d o r d in a n c e s TION OF THIS NOTICE IS JULY 21 2001. PAUL W. KELLY, Pononal TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE IS HEREBY (W EN by N C *r d Longwood. Ftertdi. tod N C*y Commmlon wB hold t pubic hearing to conddar n a w i at toa Wowing Ordtoancee: Insert toadvad hart: OWnonoo No. 01-1111 2500 Otor Court Oviedo. FL 32755 Attorney tor Ptno n d RopmsonlaOve CAROL E. DONAHUE Ftortda Bar No. 200401 Donahue A Isenhart, PA 2431 Loo Rood WMor Park. FL 327M (407) 7400000P u bM Jd y 21.25. an o r o w a n c e o f t h e cfty o f LONOWOOO. FLORIDA. VACAT2002 00104 WO ANO ABANDONING OT THE UNdJPROVEO TWENTY-FIVE (251 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY KNOWN All NOTICE OF ALBERTA STREET FROM LYMAN PUBLIC AUCTION AVENUE WESTWARO APPROXI­ Nodco Is homby gnmn MATELY 1,141 SAW- FEET. PROMcComoO Tbteng wa oof VDWO THAT THE ENRRE AREA d P u t * Audion For Safvag* 13 MAINTAINED AS A TWENTYfor Cash on demand to hkpiett FIVE (251 FOOT DRAINAGE ANO u n i m r e a s e m e n t ; p r o v id in g FOR CONFLICTS. BEVERABUTY ANO AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Ordbmnee No, OS-1111 1G2A01FW2FT215553 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF 82 Forrort LONOWOOO. FLORIDA. VACAT ZFFAA02A7C003P455 INQ ANO ABANDONINO OF THE 5-7-02 an m m WTMPROVED FIFTY (501 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY KNOWN AS 104HP34C3Ote8S71l LYMAN AVENUE. APPROXIMATE •7 Ford LY 1308 45*7- FEET. PROVDWO 1FTSRI0C0HUA54T2O THAT THE ENTIRE AREA IS MAIN­ 80 O e v TAINED AS A FIFTY (SOI FOOT 3QIAW51W1KSS25135 DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASE MHomontedsTRL MENT; PROVIDING FOR CON­ FLTS326JJ FLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO AN EFFECTIVE DATE Ordblteice He. 02-1411 A H tF Z » N » I4 3 l AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF • I Dodg LONOWOOO aORIOA. PROPOS­ IBTFOUCBSB108880 ING AN AMENDMENT TO THE •I H CHARTER OF THE CITY OF LONO­ MCCP0IP2MTJO2551 WOOO. FLORDA. PURSUANT TO S -tM S ARTICLE X; SECTION 10 01(e). MQMC PROVIDING THAT SAID PRO­ IQKC3l3PtoT2553t55 POSED AMENDMENT BE SUBMIT­ » 1M TED ON THE BALLOT TO THE 52 BMW VOTERS AT THE NEXT GENERAL WBACB431l*#F88723 ELECTION ON TUESDAY, NOVEM­ 53 OUs BER 5. 2002. PROVIDING FOR 1Q3NL543XPM047800 SEVERABAJTY, CONFLICTS ANO Tho Aucaon wd bo hs44 M 5 0 0 am . EFFECTIVE DATE. Said OrttnancM w ora placed on Raring ARaoovary. •rd rawing on Jlty 15, 20Q2, and Ana.. Sardord. F I. 3X2773 L**7 UTTTIIMAJn M CXTWIW lama lor Inal paaaaga and sdopvon naNctoa one horn prior to toto. after F it pubic heaitog. which wd ba Tbrrna am "CASH OR CERTWED hald In Via C8y Commit elon FUNDS* M cCom al Tosrtog Chamber*. 175 reeenree pm rt#4 to aoeapl or roRcr Avanua, Longwood, Florida, on any m l ■* B O S too ito dvy PutddUiJy 21.2008 fLD, 2002. ol 7.00 p m , or a t aoon 00107 ViaraaRar aa pooototo. AI Via meal­ ing. bdtmttod parlaa may appaar PURUC AUCTION Pubic auction to bo hate al 12 C0 andbohaoidw difoaptdtotoapropoaad Oninanoaa. Thu hosting pm . on Via Sad day d AuyuM may ba ccndnuad bom Vma to tma Al toa bom door ol Sardord und Inal acton la token by to* C*y and Rscc-mry located al 2528 C om fy CM) Rd. Sardord, FI A copy d to* prapoaad Odtoanoaa 32771, lor toa pmpoaa d dspoatog am poatod d Via tongaood Cay of tie IcAoertnQ vehicle: YEAR IM S MAKE OLDS am on Ba srito Via Ctork of Via Cty W4# 1G3AJ11X7GD40V117 YEAR 1M7 MAKE FORD W M 1FTBR1OCSHUA0OSSS NOTICE: Al pamona am atfvtood YEAR 1M 2 MAKE CHEV fia t» tooy dodrit to tppod tn y d td 2GIANMN3C12HMS ■tana mada al Viaaa modbigotooerPubtm-My (1 ,2 0 0 2 •ngt, Hay wd naad a laoord ol Via OOIOS prooaadtoga and tor auch purpoaaa. tooy may naad to t a n Vial a barCITY OP LAKE MARY. FU M O A bavm raoord la mada. wNeh raoord NOTICE OP PUBLIC I ----------to Induda N Hatonotn and aWNOTICE ■ HEREBY OfVEN by Vie Cby Commrillon d M C Iy o l LMra dwioa ico n whkh M a p p e d la to be mada (par Sac. 2 8 5 0 1 0 5 Ftortda Mary, Flnrirla. vial laid ComndaPton adi ItoU o PvbSs Hearing on Am bm I I AM dltt M 7 0 0 P. M , or as toon to any ol to consSdsr V o i d compel M an too A A A . Coortooator. 44 MOT) M 03481.J8 toad 4S how l to odmnoo ol to ^V # . to AN 0R0V4ANCE OP T M C n Y OP Oatod vm 10VI day d Jdy. A.D, LAKE MARY, FUM OA. AMEN0V4G SECTION IS5. APPENDIX A SUB­ CTTY OF LONOWOOO SECTION 7(A) OF THE OOOE OF GERALDME D. ZAMBFb, ORDINANCES ENTITLED SPAC­ ING; PROVIDING FOR CON CITY CLERK FUCTS. SEVERARIUTY ANO P u b W c J M y t l .K n EFFECTIVE DATE. Tha Puble Hamtog arB ba held to WORKFORCE CENTRAL toa Cnmndaaton Chamban, 100 N. ComSry CM) Road. Lata Mary. Tha PUBUCHORCS PuMc N tented to sdand a id ba WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORF haard. Sard hearing may ba oordtoDA (WCF) la toautog a Raquaal tor uad bom Vmo to Vmo mdl a tnsl PiUicwd (RFP) to aotod agandee Saototon la mada by toa Cty adh Via Bipartite and capacay to CorrwTVeeton Coplee ol the OnAnancas to kd am i s l i t 11 to toa managa and datorar mrtoua terVoee to oul-ol tote d youVi bahassn IS CVy ClarkY Otooa tor idriaa. and I I yaar* of aga to Laha, Oranga, NOTE: IF A PERSON DECnCS Osceola, Samlnola and Sumtor TO APPEAL ANY OCCtSXM MADE rarStoa WCF W to ^ M dV Ou ■ hwvmw 1*» AR-V‘ - - ■» rfwr ^ W t o K r T W ^ BY THIS COMMISSION WITH - w--- -LX J -y— a . ■-»»-» - v^WCItoBVVo IJ^m ULA I 1IlnltovVwl RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONto ba haidad tor a parted at rtn * BDEREO AT THIS MEETMQ OR monVw (bom October 1, 2002 to HEAWNQ. HE OR 8HE W U NEED A n a 30.2003) A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDRFP padtogaa toB ba avdtotto atar V4QS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ noon on Mandate M y 15. 2002. POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS ol Via RFP by aandng a tovar ol raquaal to CynVSa Elman. WORK­ IS MADE. WHICH RECORD FORCE CENTRAL FLORDA. 1101 V4CLUOE8 THE TESTVdONV ANO Lao Road. SUM 270. Winter Pad . EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE FL327SS. APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ ADtdwrt co n w tn oi M o * new on DA STATUTES 2S5 0105 PERSONS WITH DtSABAJTIES Thuraday. duty 2 5 SS02. at 8 X M i . and oemptotad pmpoaato frxwi NEEOVSG ASSISTANCE TO PARba aubndtod to toa WCF otooa not TIOPATE VI ANY OF THESE PRCf CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT Mar Van noon on Friday; Augud 23, THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT 2008. Further (M ats toa prosldad to Via Raquaal tor Prapoaai (RFP). LEAST 4S HOURS M ADVANCE OP RFP packages wd ba «i a id 'll a»ar THE MEETV4G AT 407-655-1424. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLOROA noon on Friday. January 11, 2002. IrierMied p m in can c M n a copy Carol A. Foator, CVy dark DATED: Jidy IS. 2002 d too RFP by aandng a toStor at PutaNx July >1,2008 re quod to Cynftto Elman. WORK­ FORCE CENTRAL FLORDA. 1001 OOIOS U o Road. Sues 270. Winter Park. EL 32700 Pubtsrv AAy 2 1 .KXH VMddeAiOion BVOOam WHEN: AufuM 5. SS58 00105 WHERE: P am s Truck and Auto W THE CW CU T COURT FOR Repair, In c, IB IS W. IK SbaeL SEMVSOLS COUNTY, Sardord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 FU M O A VEHKLE: PNOBATB HWBKN YEAR: 1M0 MAKE: Ford MODEL: Caoori M RE: ESTATE OF COLOR Goto JAMES H. KELLY. Deceased. VTN t : IFAPPSSSSLWISS57S PuMK l Jldy 21. 2002 IIOTICS TO CREDITORS The bdabdtbdton ol too aerate of OOIIO JAMES H KELLY, dsciiis iL itooaa M THB CStCUTT COURT FOR date d dsato M S May 2. 2002: to I COUNTY, pending to toa O o r t Court tor Btwdncto Camay. Florida. Probata OMetan. F *e Nmtoer 02-535-CP. «M address d * men h Probate QMaton. 301 N. Park Avanua, VI RE ESTATE O f Sardord. Florida 32T71-12S2 The KMBERLY MAY MALLOY. namaa and addraaaaa or toa paesonNOTICE TO CREDITORS ■I rapraaansaova and toa pamonal in e et*mn»«rKK3n os U praaantobva's anomay era ad lorto beta*. KIMBERLY MAY daoaaaad. FVt Nmtear 02-4SSCP. - At cradSom d toa dacadsm and Is panting ki toa CbcUl Coral lor Serrdnola Comdy. Florida. Probdto OrvWon. toa addraae d addeto It bududng lavnaknd. cunonqsm or ntcytotoSodclaims, on thorn a copy Cterk d Court. Sandncte Comdy Courtoouas. p 0 . Boa SOBS, Sardord. I toto nsaoa la aarvad must tto toaa Florida32772 5009 Thanamaaarid I wd! tote 001*1 WITHIN THE addraaaaa d toa pemonel mpmearv OP THREE P ) MONTHS I THE DATE OF THE FIRST 'H M JC A TIO N OF THU NOTICE M l Mtomay am aK lorto baton. Al craKson ol toa Dacadam and OR THWTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE olhar pamona having claims or ( M l OP 8EHVICE OF A COPY OP damands aganK DacadarEs aerate INOTICE ON THEM toduKng unmaknd. oonstngard or r oradson d toa daoadard mSquUM^ dobra on ahom a copy i or M Ida nodoa Is aarvad mud Ba toab claims add) fa s Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ court WITHIN TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ OF THE FIRST PUBUCAVICE OF A COPY OF THU NOTCE I TION OF T ttS NOTICE. ON THEM ' a ll CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W U Al odnr cradtora d too Doo^Kd BE FOREVER BARRED or NOTWTTHSTANOV4G THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE. todUdtog ism oavad . oordbvANY CLASI FEED TWO (2) YEARS gord or mdqdddod ddma. mud Mo OR MORE AFTER THE DECE­ toe* derma arih tors court WITHIN 3 DENTS DATE OF DEATH IS MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF BARRED. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THU THE DATE OF FWST PUBUCA- L Lega ls NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED W U BE FOREVER BARRED. Tho dot# d toa 5ml publcaBon of this Nobca la Jldy 21. 2002 JEAN A WALLACE Anthony M Nardsia. J r , Eaqubi Anomay lor PtmonaVlepmierdtVm Florida Bar No. 341274 ANTHONYM NARDELLA. J R , P A 1110 Douglas Avanua. S u it 1002 AXamcnle 8pringa. FL 32714 Tsiaphona: (407) 756-2700 Facsteda (407) 7532705 PubiahAdy 2 1 .2 5 .2002 O O III M THE CMCUIT COURT OF THE DOHTEENTH JUOSCtAL CVtCUT M ANO FOR SEMMOL1 COUNTY, FUM OA FRE NUMBER 02-566-CP IN RE ESTATE OF VALEEN L ELLIOTT. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF H05KSTEAD DCTERMVrATION Tha edraniatraaon ol toa estate d VALEEN L ELLIOTT, dacaasad. Fla Nmrdref 02-565CP. Is pandng to toa C *ori Court lor Oatmnote Comdy. Ftortda. Prabalo Division, tho adtbaao d wNCh It 301 N. Park Avanua, Sardord. FL 32771. Tho nomoo and addresses ot too pomon- d APoWonTo d rad proporty d dsoodord bird sd d 1343 Rtogo Lake Crete, longanod. Sorrdnoto Comdy. Ftorkto 32750. and to daw mans said propacly to bo exempt from Ctobrn d Cradtom. hot boon Bod. Al cmdtors d too dacadam and eVwr pamona having dalmt or mcAidng mmaturad. oonttogtid or and citoor pamona adwm obfod to toa trams d Via rod proporty bang datermlnad to bo aiampi homodead, on adwm a copy d Vds nedteo la sarvad m id da toab dabna andDr obfacaona vdto Vds Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THU NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER ­ VICE OF A COPY OF THU NOTICE ON THEM. I oVar cradtom d toa daoadard and after parsons hairing debits or Inducing mmokjrtd, conOrv gam or undqmdtetd datea. and o l c* i w crecwofi ov f e oeoeoem end pomono aho obfad to toa stelus d ate rate pc^teny oang ostertranaa to ba asompl homaatoad, mud Mo too* dobno ancMor obfachono s f i tors court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THU NOTICE. ALL CLAMS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT BO FEED W U . BE FOREVER BARRED. The date ol k d ptriricaVon ol N s Noioo It Jldy I I , 2008. CHARLES X W ELLIOTT. Ptmonol 134 W. Coteman CIrds Sardord. FL 38773 Harry O. Raid, M Ftoridt Bor No. 240062 1120 W. FVd SbaoL Bdto B Sord, FL 32771 Tdspdions: (407)321-3811 P lM d c July t l . S S . 3002 OOH2 ,u, M Cvscurr c o u r t OFTHS 14TH . JUDICIAL aR C U T, WAND FOR I COUNTY, ths CA M NO: 01 CA M S 14 BAMCERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. NA NOT W ITS WOMOUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE OR ITS PERMITTED SUCCESSOR ANO ASSIGNS ON BEHALF OF VENOCE MORTGAGE TRUST IMS-1 PUUNT1FF VS. THOMAS W. ROBERTS. S R . IF LfWSG. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN WTEREST BY. THROUGH UNOCH OR AGAINST THOMAS W. ROBERTS. S R ; MARIAN E. ROBERTS. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. A8SKM EES. UENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES. AND AU OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN WTEREST BY. THROUGH UNOER OR AGAINST MARIAN E. ROBERTS; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION D£FENOANT(8) NOTICE OF NOTICE U HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to t Bunmary Ftoai Judgman d Foradoama dated Jldy 12. 2002 entered bi CM Caaa No. 02-CA-aOB14 d toa Clrcidl Court d too 1ITH Ju d d d C bod bi and tot 8 EMWOLE Comdy. Santad. Ftoridt. I « ■ sat to V a Nghed did bad biddar lor caah d too Wad Franl Door d too SEMI­ NOLE Comdy Comtoouoo located d SOI N. Park Avanua In Soidord. Ftortda. t i l l 00 ■ m on toa 13 dsy d August. 2002 Via totovring tJBM-rBBa propBiiy u tev vonn n said Sivnmary Find Judgmaid. to­ ast LOT 110. OAKLAND HALS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OR MAP THEREOF DESCRIBED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 63 ANO 64. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FUMOA. Oared tori 12 day ol Jldy. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYAM* MORSE O dfe d fro P a d O o M t By: Mary Bbomw Oapidy Cterk PuMthbc THE SEMbSOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVC J STERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAWDFF •01 & Urdvarsay Drive Sidte 600 Plantation. FL 33324 (•64)233-6000 W ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DUAB4JTIES ACT, pamona arth rkttb M s i naadWwj m aoedel ecoommodefeon should emdad COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Via SEMINOLE Comdy Comtoouad d 407-555-4227.1-600•655771 (TOO) or 1 5 0 5 5 6 5 5 7 7 0 . vto ftoridt Relay Samoa Pubtsh Jidy 2 1 ,2 5 .2 0 0 2 00113 i W THE C S K U T COURT OF THE liTH ju d ic ia l cv tcu rr, WAND FOR •tbWSOI i COUNTY, CA SIN O ; 01 CA 14 L IRWV4 MORTGAGE CORPORATION Fri(/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION L ega ls PLAINTIFF VS LINDA K WHITWORTH WK/A UNOA KAY YEAROUT. IF UVWO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST UNOA K. WHITWORTH N.K/A UNOA KAY YEAROUT) UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF UNOA K. WHITWORTH N/K/A UNOA KAY YEAROUT. IF ANY; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION DCFENOANT(8) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE U HEREBY GIVEN purauard to a Summary Ftod Judgment d Fomdoaum dated Jidy 12. 2002 ■reared In CM Caaa No. 01-CA2066-14 L o tto s O ra n Court ot toe 14TH Judicial Cbcuil In and tor 8 EMINOLE County. Sanford. Ftortda. I aid sol to toa Nghed and bod biddar lor m di d too W M Front Door d tot 8EMMOLE Comdy Courtoouao loca ted d M l N. Park Avanua In Sardord Ftortda. el It 6 0 a m on toa 13 dsy ol August. 2008 property to sot lorto In l t d Summary Find Judgment, to u t: LOT 1 5 BLOCK K. FOXMOOR UNIT 3, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OR MAP THEREOF OCSCRUCO W PLAT BOOK 23. PAGE(S) 20 ANO 21. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMVKXE COUNTY. FLORXM. Dated tola 12 dsy of Jldy. 7002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk of toa Cbcut Coml By: Mary Stroups Dapury Cterk Pubtsh In: THE 8EMV40LE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVXD J. 8TERN, P.A, ATTORNEY FOR PLAWDFF •01 3 Urdvarsay Orkra Bide BOO Pldddton. FL 33324 (564)2335000 W ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DUABUDES ACT. pamona arih dsabdeaa naadIng a apaetd aooommodalon shorrid contod COURT AOMWUTRATIOH at toa SEMINOLE Comdy Comtoouta d 407-666-4 2 2 7 ,1 5 0 5 •855771 (TOO) Or 1 5 0 0 5 6 5 5 7 7 0 . via r u m n M y o e v w . PubMhJldy 2 1 .7 5 2 0 0 3 OO II4 w th e c n c u r r count O FTH EIiTH JUOSCULL CWCUIT, WAND FOB ! COUNTY, FUM OA CA SIN O : V 2C A 11M 14L STATE STREET BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA ASSET ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION MORTGAGE PAS5THROUGH SECURITIES. BERKS 2001-Rt PLAWTVF VS MELISSA A LUSK. IF UVWO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OCVUEES. GRANTEES. ASSKM CES, UENORS. CREDITORS, TRU BTBU ANO ALLOTTHBR RARTKS CIAB4W8AN WTEREST BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MEUSSA A . LUSK; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MELISSA A LUSK. IP ANY! JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION DEFENDANT]8) NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur­ suant to a Stannary Find Judgment d Fomdoaum dsaod Jidy 1 5 2002 entered In C M Coot No. 02-CA113514 L of toa O c u l Court of toa UTH Ju d d d C b o d bi «nd tor SEMINOLE Comdy. Sardord. Ftorkto. I « B aal to toa HM«d and M h*ksav tor cash at toa W M Front Door d i n 8EI4WOLE County Comtoouta knitted d 301 N. Pork Arnnus In Sardord. Ftortda. d 1100 a m on toa 13 day ol AuguaL 2002 property aa snary Find aal lorto In told Summary JudgmanL LOT IT 4. BLOCK C, WEST ALTA MONTE HEIGHTS SECTION 3. ACCOROVKI TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED W PLAT BOOK 10. PAQE(8) 7 5 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 8E5MNOLE COUNTY, FLORCA Dated Vds 17 day ol Jufy. 7002. (CWCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork ol toa C bod Coml By: Mary Sborpa Deputy Ctork Pubtsh be THE 8EMW0LE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVD J . STERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAWDFF •01 S . Urdvartby Ortva Sidte 500 Flatddton. FLS3324 (*54)2335000 W ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERCAN8 WITH OtSABURES ACT. omwol COURT A0MV5STRAD0N. al toa SEMINOLE County Comtoouta d 4 0 7 4 5 6 5 2 2 7 .1 5 0 5 •665771 (TDD) or 1 5 0 0 5 6 6 5 7 7 0 , vto Ftortda Ritoy Service PubtshAdy 21, 28, 2002 O O III W THE CMCWT COURT OFTH EIITH JUOSCtAL CWCUTT, WAND FOR BE1BN0LE COUNTY, FU M O A CA SIN O : B 2 C A 11B 414L WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. W C, PLAWDFF VS MCHOLAS A KEUEa ET AL, ______ DEFENOANT(8 ) NOTICE OF ACTION CONST RU C D V B5RV1CE TO MCHOLAS A KELLER ANO 8TEPHAME Q KELLER utinia iWd^Pad rtAklanca M to IdMlRl^Rl unknown B 8 diRMto haisharihay ba bvtog; and V 5. m i^d-. m tea-. , , . te. — mrt d i e l e A v w ^ t e i nM'in^'TTwy D* o n o . Vie tfwXWn rsarsd by. to n » V l in te r or ogMnd too Dotondarda, aho am not knoai to ba dead or atva. and a l parttoa nevwig o» cMMTwig to neve eny ngrt. (me or interest In the property deserted In Vie mortgepe being torectoeed herein. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tMt an ecbon to lorectoee o mortgage on me KMCMnng propeny. LO TI, BLOCK A CARRIAGE HILL. UNIT NO 1. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED W PLAT BOOK 1 5 PAGE ITjOF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 8EMW0LE COUNTY. FU M O A hot boon Nad r g s h d you and too you am roqidrad to serve a copy ol your amnen ddtnaat. I any. to I on ega ls DAVD J . STERN. ESQ PtotoNTa dtomoy. nhoat oddrass to 101 8 UrdvonVy Drtv« *600. Ptorddkm. a 33324 on or baton (no War tosn 30 daya bom toa dais d toa M pub5 carton ol tola noaoa d acton) and Na toa origkid adto toa dark d toto court eMlu •™wi Dfwrs n i y c i u on d^^teteU r w i otoamdsa a datad l aril ba entorod agabtot you tor Via ra id demanded In toa oomptokd or pdNon totd heroto. WITNESS my hand and toa ta d d tola Court d SEMINOLE Comdy. Ftorkto. toto iky ol JUL1S 2002. MARYAM* MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CWCUIT COURT BYflutoKtog DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVD J . STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAWDFF (01 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE 8U T E 600 PLANTATION, FL 33324 W ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DrSAMUDES ACT, ptroano arih dtooMdoo needInga special aooommcxtaSon shcxA) contod COURT ADMMSTRATDN, d toe BEMMOLE Comfy Comtoouta ol (407)566-4227. |. • 005665771 (TDO) or 1 5 0 5 5 8 5 •770. vto Ftorkto Retry Bonriot. THB NOTICE SHALL BE PUBUSHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. PUBLISH VLTHE BEMWOLE HER­ ALD PuMthJUy > 1 .2 5 2002 O O III W THB CWCUTT COURT OF THB UTH JUDICIAL CWCUTT WAND FOR BEMNOLB COUNTY, Lecals Lega ls THEREOF, AS RECORDED W PLAT BOOK 3 PAQE 65 1/2, PUB­ LIC RICOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORDA MUA 417 EAST ORANGE STREET, ALTAMONTE SPRWQS, FL 32701 In looordence wVi Vie Ainertoene Ad. Pemone «Mh ineedYigfl tpeokel eopom* moocDon kj pemopsie ei f w p i r ceedng thomd contact toa Court AltoSrSsbdcv d 201 N Park Avenue. Sardord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)323-4330 net later toan seven (7) days prior to too proeotdhg. V hearing bnptbad. (TDO) 1 5 0 5 5 6 5 5 7 7 1 or Voice (V )1505 •S54770 vto Ftoridt R dty Servtoee. Dated Vds 15 day of Jidy. 2002 MARY ANNE MORSE CtoikOI Tho Cbori Coml By: Mary Bboupo Deputy Cterk Subrnlled b f Law Crikte ol Memhel C. Watson 1(00 NW Alto SbaeL Bute 120 Fort Laudddda. Ftorkto 33308 Tatephone. (964)4535386 Facatni*: (854)7715062 PubtoFcJUy 2 1 ,2 5 2002 00116 , UF5CNOWH PARTY W _____ POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY SOUGHT TO BE FORECLOSED HEREW. M THE C S K U T COURT OF THE UTH JUDICIAL CWCUT, WAND FOR (COUNTY, CTRL OTVWON CAM NOj 00-CA-1M1-14 L NORWEST BANK MVMESOTA NA AS TRUSTEE FOR THE AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL 8ECURITE8 MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 1 M 5 5 OXBCRTO RIVERA ETAL, C IY 5 DIVISION CASS NOj 02-CA-120514 L BAM1 OF AMERICANA, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH NATIONSBANK, N A , RICHARD L OO EU, SR AAUA RJCHARO L OOELU UNKNOWN 8POUSE OF RKHARO L OOCLL S R A/KIA RICHARD L. OOELU CIDFWANCtAL EQUITY SERVICES, W C j CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA COOE ENFORCEMENT. FIRST SELECT. W C j JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S)W POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT N on caop (Pise to puttoh to THE SEMWOLE HERALD) NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN pm------------- - - - - ol too 12 dsy ol Jidy. 2002. and ordered to Cato No. 02CA-120514 L d toe Ctrari Coml ol too 1STH JudcSd C bo d to did tor Bomtnoto Oorndy; Ftoridt. atoddbi BANK OF AMERICA N A . SUC­ CESSOR BY MERGER WITH NATIONSBANK, N A to too Ftobdd and RCHARO L OOELi. S R , AA(/A RICHARO L OOELL; CTDFWANC1AL EQUITY 8ERV IC E5 WC.; CITY OF SANFORO. FLORDA COOE ENFORCEMENT. FIRST SELECT. W Cj UNKNOWN (PO USE OF RKHARO L O O a U S R , AriUA RKHARO L OOELU JOHN DOC: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) W FOBSESSION OF T h e S u b j e c t ■no oem w w i w n a n m wm WEST FRONT DOOR OF THV •EMfffOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. to Sondnoto Comdy. Florida, M 1150 on toa 13 day of AuguaL 2052, toa fcdoatog oaecnoeo propeny ee eei w n n said Ftod JUdgmart. to-ari: WEST SOS 3F4 FEET OF THE SOUTH US OF LOT 1 5 (LEM ONE ACRE SQUARE W THE SOUTH­ WEST CORNER THEREOF) ANO W EST SOI 1/4 FEET OF THE NORTH 40 U2 OF THE SOUTH SS3 FEET OF LOT M ST. JOSEPHS SUBDIVISION. ACCORDWO TO THE FLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED W FLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 115 PUBUC RECORDS OF SCMSKLE COUNTY. FU M O A AriUA (6 1 STATE ROAD 1 IA LAKE MONROE, FL 3 (747 In accordance arih toa Americana Ad. Pamona arih heedtog a spedd eooomlo rsrttdpMs to toto proooodng diouM cordad tot t a i l ArtoridsOMor M201 NPdk/Wonu5 Sardord FL 32771. Tsiaphona Number (407)323-4330 net tolar toan aavan (7) days prior to toa pracaedng v hearing bnpabad. (TDO) 1 5 0 0 5 6 6 5 7 7 1 or Votoa (V )1 5 0 5 •665770 vto Ftorkto Retoy Sanktet. Dated tt o 15 day of AJy. 2002. MARY ANNE MORSE Ctork 01 Tho C boil Court By. Mary Sbnqto Deputy Cterk Subndtedby: Lear O lto ed Monhal C. Watson 1100 NW4*to SlmtL Bette 170 Fort Laudddda. Florida 33308 Tatophona: (M 4)4t303M " r . (164)1 1)7715062 Jidy 21, 21.252008 00117 W THB CWCUT COURT OF THE UTH JUOKtAL CWCUTT, BI AND FOR (COUNTY, CAM NOj I5 C A 5 S 5 1 4 L COUNTRYWDE HOME L0A N 5 WC Frit/A COUNTRYWDE FUNDWO CORPORATION, GEORGE A LOOSE. J R AAUA GEORGE A LOOS, al aL (Pteaaa putrid) to THE SEMVKXE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Ftod Judgment d Foractoaura dated toa 12 day of Jidy. 2002. and treated to Caaa No. 02CA5 *3-14 L of toa Ckori Coml Of to t UTH Judtold C *ori In and tor Samtnoto Comdy. Ftortda. wherein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. WC. F/K/A COUNTRYWDE FUND­ ING CORPORATION It tot PtodV and GEORGE A LOOSE. J R AWA GEORGE A LOOS; PATRICIA M LOOSE A/K/A PATRICIA MARIE SEN; FIRSTT>LUS FINANCIAL. INC, A DISSOLVED FLORDA CORP4 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GEORGE A LOOSE. J R AriUA GEORGE A LOO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PATRKU U LOOSE Ato/A PATRICIA MARK SEN. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UM040WN TENANT (S) W POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY . I wd » ei to V * highed dvf bod btodor tor caah d tot WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEM1NOU COUNTY COURTHOUSE, to Seminote Comdy. Ftortda. at 11 DO on toa 13 day d AuguaL 2002. toa toSoaing daecrtted propariy as s d torth to said Find JudgmtnL toedt THE EAST 3 13S FEET OF LOT 2 5 AND A U OF LOT IT . SLOCK S 5 8ANLANOO THE SUBURB BEAUTI­ FUL PALM SPRINGS SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT NOTICE o f r ‘ (Ptoiaa putsah to THE BEVtofOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Ftod Judgment d Forodoam* dated toa 1 * day d JMy. 2002. and trdamd to Caaa No- 00CA-1M1-14U d tot C bo d Court ol too UTH Ju d d d C bo d to w d tor SerrWota OouVy. Ftorkto. nhtroto ftanved B ar* Mtonaaoto. N A As Trustea For Tha Amraeco Loan Thid IM M to to a P t o S f t S Q5BCRTO RR/ERA WM FOVEFLA AN UNKNOWN PERSON W POSS­ ESION OF THE SUBJECT FROFI a d sa t to rapieai ana m et Dtaoer wr CNn va WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMWOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. to Samlnola County. Ftorkto. M 11D0 an toa 13 (toy of AuguaL 2002, too tolowtog ' a t aal to r* bi LOT 5 BLOCK 1 5 WEATHERSFMLD FIRST ADOTMON. ACCORD­ ING TO THE P U T THEREOF, AS RECOROEO W FLAT BOOK 1 5 FAGE(S) M ANO S 7 , PUBUC RECOR08 OF 6E5BNOLE COUN­ TY, FLORDA AriUA 611 AUBURN AVENUE, ALTAMONTE SPRWQS, a 3(714 In aeeoM m a arito toa Amariowa arih DtoatMtoa AcL Pamona * W DtoabWaa naadbig a apadd aooorrvmoddtan to parSotoala to tots procaadng 8 * 4 1 coraad toa Oouri Aitot'lsbaka d 8 0 1 N. Park Avanua. Sardord a 32771, Tatophona not tolar 1 5 0 0 8 8 6 5 7 7 1 or VMM (V)' 8555T70 vto Ftorkto RdaySwvSoao. Dated toto 11 Wy el JiJy; 8002. MARYANNE MORSE Ctork 01 The C b o d Coml By. Mary 880150 Oapmy Ctork Law 0 * c a cd Marshal C. Watoon 1800 NW4SV) (WaaL Suba 120 Fori Laudantoto. Ftortda 33308 TStophona (*54)4650318 Faoabldto: (854)7715062 Pubadt Jldy 8 1 .8 5 *008 O O III T H i CW CU T COURT JUUCML CWCUT WAND FOR I COUNTY, MU CM L ACTION CAM NO. W -tU S C A OTYMSON 14-L. im w r m tw m a r vbSNn/v. NETWORK, W C, JEAN D. MKHEL, d SL OetondanKt). NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purSUWV to a Ftod Judgment d Morigrgs Foradoama dated Jldy 1 5 2002, and entered to Caaa NO. 021228 of. toe O n d Court d tot EIGHTEENTH Ju d d d C bo d b) wa) lor 8EMWOLE County. Ftorkto CtAL NETWORK. INC, to Vto Ftobad and JEAN 0 . MKHEL; C. MKHEL; a rt (to I a d adi to too Nd<ad and bed tdddar tor cad i d WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMWOLE COUNTY COURTHOUM. SAN­ FORD, FLORDA d 11 DOAM, on too 27 ttoy Of Augud. 2002. toe tolow­ tog dseertted properly aa s d lord to add Find Judgment LOT 267, BEL AWE HALS UNTT THREE. ACCORDWO TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO W FLAT IOOK M . PAGES 37 ANO 3 5 OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMWOLE COUNTY, FLORDA AriUA >821 South Bormmto A n n a . Apopka. FL 32 7 U WITNESS MY HAND did toe ta d ol toto Court on JiJy 12.2008. toa C bod Court C to dof d to ByMary Sbomw Deputy Cterk Echevarria I rstodatos. F A F.O. Boa 26011 Temps. Ftortda 336225018 “ S e e Americana arih Otoabdlaa Ad I you am a person vrito • to peddpasa In toto art arawd d no ood to you, fca toa provtoion of carta*! aitreUnce Ftoaaa oontod Court Arbrwasaraaan d 201 N Park Annua. BwSord. Ftoridt 32771. Htophons nuntoar (407)886-4227. vMtobl 2 working (toys d yam rootrpl d toto docum ar* I hearing bnpabad. (TDO) 1•005665771. P u b8d L jm y 21.25M 02 OOIIO M THE CWCUT COURT OF THE OQHTUM m JU O KU L CWCUT W ANO FOR (COUNTY, CAM NOj 01-CA523-14L NORWEST BANK MWNESOTA N X , AS TRUSTEE FOR CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF SACO LW C , SERIES 1M 5 K DIANNA 5 SPENCE. ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DIANNA B. SPENCER. CRANES ROOST V5LAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC, ANO ANY NOTICE OF SALS Note* a hereby given tod. pur­ suers to toe Order or Flnel Judgmer* In toto cause In toe C bod Court of Semtooto County, Ftorkto. I a d s e t toe proparty situated to Semtooto Comfy. Ftortda. daaertrad " SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT *A* LOT 102. CF1ANES ROOST V I ­ LAS ACCORDWO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED W PLAT BOOK 2 5 PAQE(8) 74 - 77 WCLU8IVE. PUBUC RECORDS O f 8EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORDA and commonly knon*l se 206 HERON ST, ALTAMONTE 8PRW OS.FL 32701 d pubic sda. to toa Nghed and bad bidder, tor caah. d toa wad bom door ol f i t Semtooto County Comtoouoo. Senford. Florida, al 11PO AM on ALTO 16.2002 Doted: JU L 1 5 2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Sbotpo Depufy Ctork bl A ct pamona arih naadtog a apadd aocommodaBon to parvdpen to toto p r* coating should oontad oouri Aibnbitoba8on d Istophono nmrhor (407)886-4330, not War toon seven (7) days prior to tot pmooedng V hearing Imparted. (TDO) 1 5 0 0 5 6 5 6771, or Vdca (V)1 5 0 0 5 6 5 5 7 7 0 . - e-, — ■ ■ n - i — a— l^B r c n o i nwtay nowycs 8atom Seven. PA P. O. Boa 33P0 Tknpa. FL 33601 (813)222-3222 FubkhJuIy 8 1 ,2 5 2002 O O III W THB CWCUT COURT FOR (EW HTIIS COUNTY, FLORDA. U V 5 OrVWON CAM NO. 81 CA IBM 14-L FWSTAR BAF8L N A , AS TRUSTEE SUCCESSOR W WTEREST TO FWSTAR BAMt MBJWAUKEE N A . AS TRUSTEE UNOER SALOMON BROTHER MORTGAGE SECURITIES V8 FLQATWO RATE MORTOAOE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 1885NC8. DARLENE HEBER; THE CIT OROUPKONSUMER FINANCE. WCj CHESTNUT ESTATE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCUTION, WCj BARRY QLADYS; LEASE COMM CORFORARON; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 5 arid A U UNKNOWN RARRES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUOK UNOER OR AGAWST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACRON, OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST W THE PROPERTY HEREW OCSCRDEO, NORCEOFBALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 48 NOTICE B HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to an Onter or Smnmary Find Judgrnem of tomdoemo doted A tf 1 5 SOM and d * d * 4 81 Cm No. 0 1 -C A 5 8 8 5 1 5 L d (to C bo d Court d too E W attrto Ju d d d C b o * to and tor Semtooto Comdy- Florida. L ecals B f. Mery Stroupe As Deputy Ctork SPEAR 8 HOFFMAN 708 801*1 Otxte Highway C o d Gables. Florida 33148 Tatophona (30S)68S22M Persons wtto dtoabrity who need a special accommodation to pemopete In toto proceerkng should contod ADACoordtodor el X I N Park Avanua, Bids N , Sardord. Ftorkto 38771, d toast Pvo days prior to tot proceedng Tatophona: (407)3234330 Ext. 4227; 1 8 0 5 * 6 5 •771 (TOOL or 1 8005655770(V). Vm ru n o i rWuy UwW I j Tv Pubish J d ) 2 1 .2 8 . 2002 0 0 1 2 3 _______________________ . W THE CWCUT COURT OF THE EMHTEINTH JUOKIAL CWCUT WAND FOR BEMWOLE COUNTY, FLORDA CA M NOj 02-CA-122514YV , MELLON ^ P R O P E R T IE S . Loulotono corporation. ,t RAi-F J . LONG.: and UNKNOWN TENANTSfOWNERS. , NORCS OF ACTION TO: RALF J . LONG. AND UNKNOWN TEFUF4TSDWNERB. r uvwa ano if d ead , ms or HER UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. CURRENT RESI­ DENCE UNKNOWN RALF J LONG CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN ADORESS , 473 Oak Haven Drive. Una B 1 AAamonto Sprtogs. FL 32701 UNKTfOWN TENANTSfOWNERS, 473 Oak Haven Drive. UrW B • AJUmonle Springs, FL 32701 Ybu tm nodtod toet an acbonfo tomdbaa a mortgage on toa totowkig property In Bamtnato County. UNO B. BLXLDWQ NO. 5 ANO THE UNDIVIDED INTEREST W THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT THERETO IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANO SUB­ JECT TO THE COVENANTS. CON­ DITIONS RESTRICTIONS EASE­ MENTS TERMS ANO OTHER PRO­ VISIONS OF THE DECLARATION OF CONDOABNUJ OF OAK HAR­ BOUR SECTION ONE. A CONOOMWRJM ANO EXMBITS ATTACHED THERETO AS RECOROEO W O R BOOK BPS PAGES 83 THROUGH 174, WCUISIVE ANO AMENOCD W O R . BOOK 8 8 5 PAGES 1820 ANO 1821 OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORDA ANO AS FURTHER AMENOCD W O A BOOK 1 0 0 5 PAQE 71 ANO AS FURTHER AMENDED W O R. BOOK 1 0 6 5 PAGE 46 OF THE PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORDA. commonly known a t 473 Oak Uwa^w S—te tok ABem ^tee nBYin IrW ,I tWw D« AnSmOfnS Springs, FL. 32701. has boon ftod ogdnd you and yqu am roqdbod to sarvw a copy of your wrtotn detona­ te , 8 any, to 8 on Rtehmd 5 Mcfver of Kaaa. Bhutor, Solomon, Bpootor, Foyto A Singsr. P A , pfabd8Ta tftornay. whose edrtmes It P O Box BOO Tampa. Ftortda 33801. (or X days _ - - * - whktwvar to totoO and Ba toa origfn d wSh toa Ctork d aws C eialadia- * * * " *■ ; ” , M v Baink IStaauli.s 1 H A ) a a : Y to yo riii i i w i i ) a n i w i a i d * • Truetee itodar. Batomen BtoVvet wtoa. a dafauB w d-ba-antorad M o rig M Bacmdtoa VII n n s r-p apdnd you tor toa mad demanded Rato Siengege Paee-tfwough totoaComptobd. Csrtdlratoa Sanaa 1M5M C2 to Dated Jldy 18. 2002. CLERK OF THE COURT Platodl and DARLENE HEBER: THE “nonoraoM ------ * ■ aM a---------■-----a/yamt«m otm CIT OROUF/CONBUMER M l Norto Park Avanua FINANCE. W CJ CHESTNUT Sardord. FL 32771 ESTATE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCI­ ByRuViKkig ATION. W C j BARRY GLADYS; Deputy Ctork LIA BECOMM CORPORATION; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. I; biaoooM not UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 5 and _ Act pertave wdi A a UNKNOWN PARRES CLAMnaadbig a apadd soosriv to parted sat bi toto proMO INTERESTS BV. THROUGH, casdtog should corned oouri UNOER OR AGAWST A NAMED Aibrdntobadon d toto(hont nmrber DEFENDANT TO THU ACTION, OR HAVWQ OR CLAW8NO TO HAVE (407)M 54330. not b ANY RUHT, TITLE OR WTEREST (7) days prior to toa proceedng '* W THE PROPERTY HEREW hearing bnpabad. (TDO) 1 5 0 5 5 8 5 DESCRUED, am DatoratonSe. I wB ■771, or Voice (V) 1 5 0 5 *6 6 5 7 7 0 . 1«^ &wkM tok— i— .. M rv-j— rKXXMrimy Tw Cl ■al to Bit Nghed and bad bUdsr tor rUCJwn D. MCTVfr 4 oath d toa W M From Door cd tia Kaaa, Bhutor, Batomon. Spactor. Bondnd o Comdy Comtoouta, 301 5AmeM^ - -e » ■—-- ■- O ■- -* tee--, JIRR8I r im MvWUi, MnWO, ro n o* Foyto 6 Singer. P A 32771 d Sondnoto Comdy. Florida, P O Bos 800 Tampa, a 33801-0800 d 110 Oam . on dw 15 day d At^uaL Pubtsh Jidy 21 .2 5 2002 2002. toa toBowtog dato totd proper•y In ta d Order or Find ty aa a a sadd f torto c 00126 1 Judgrnsm. LOT 3 5 CHESTNUT ESTATES W THB CWCUT COURT FOR 1 PHASE TWO. ACCORDWO TO BEMWOLE COUNTY. THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ FLORDA ED W FLAT BOOK 4 5 PAGES W PROBATE OhRSION THROUGH 12. PUBUC RECORDS FILE NO. 0 2 5 4 5 C P OF BEMWOLE COUNTY, FLORDA W RE: ESTATE OF ( you aro a ptn on vrito a KENNETH WTCHEa laBARRE. I order to parddpale to toto proceed­ ing, you are treated, M no ood to you. to toa provtoion of certain atatetonoa. P a s ts oordad toa Court d 407506-4330 ndvn two (2) working ■toys ol your reedpt of tto Noaoa; 8 you am hearing or votoa bnpabad. c a l Ftorkto Ratoy Sarvtoa (800)865 (770. DATED d Sardord. Florida on Jd y NOTICE TO CREDITORS The srbnbdsbalbin d toa eelate Of KENNETH MITCHEa LaBARRE. d ao aais* FTto Nmrdwr 08545C P . la pandtog ki toa C b o * Court tor B w^OmJ w Wa, .am., rv—a^. rv - c. -. , umtwioib UOid* y, r lOEiO*, r roovv Divtoion. toa address of which Is X I N Paik Avanua. Sardord. FL, 32771. Tho namt* and e r i k s m t d toe 12. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE At Ctork, CbouB Court By: Mary Stooupa Aa Deputy Ctork 8MTTM. HUTT 8 DIAZ. P A AVomayt tor PtotoW 2881 Ead Oakland Park BtoA. 8u8a 303 Fort Laudantoto. FL 33306 Pubtoh Sardord Hardd Pubkeh Jldy 2 1 ,2 5 1 0 0 2 00122 W T M C 8 K U T COURT OF THB UTH JU O K U L CWCUT WAND FOR I COUNTY, CAM NO. 01-CA5S77-14L BA MORTGAGE. O C . •UCCESSOR TO NARONSGANC MOFfTOAGE CORPORATION. CHERYL A TAYLOR, d u s , d d , OetondanK t). NORCEOFBALE NOTICE U HEREBY GIVEN purward to an Ontor or Ftvd Judgrnsm Scheduling Foreclosure Edt aniamd on JiJy 1 5 2002 In toto case now pandng bi aad Court, dva style d wtddi la IndcaSsJ sbovs. I wB tad to d a Id d a d and bad b i5 der tor oaah d toa W M From Door. SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. X I North Park Avanua. Sanford, Florida 32771. M 11.00 AM. on toe 18 day d Augud. 2002. a d forth In aaid Order or Final Judgrnem. LOT 108 108. REMINGTON OAKS AT THE CROSSINGS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO W PLAT BOOK 38. PAGE 68 - 7 5 PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORDA OROEREO AT SEMWOLE COUN­ TY FLORDA toto 12 day of JUy. Al cmWom d too dtotdom (Ad other persona having dobno or dwnandt ogdnd dsoodsnTs ootofs, brkxkng unmakjmd. oottongsm or mAqmdatod dabna, on whom a copy of toto notca to aarvad mud B ato d r ctoima Vrito tow Court WTTHW THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THU NOTDE OR THWTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIB NOTICE ON THEM Al o d d aadBom d toe dacadam and parsons having claims or settee, bidmSng unmasured. oonbrv gam or rndbytedtead dabna, mute Ba toab dabna wdi toto Coml WtTHW THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED W5L BE FOREVER BARRED Tha date of tod pubtcaaon of Vila Noaca It JiJy 21.2002. JEFFREY ALBERT LaBARRE Famond Rsprseemadm 118 Bona* Lana TrouMan, NC M IM ROBERT K. MdNTOSH. ESQUIRE Ftortda Bar No. 375302 BTENSTROM. MdNTOSH. COL­ BERT. WHK1HAM t SIMMONS, P A Pod Odco Boa 4548 Sardord. FL 38772-4844 Tatophona: 407/3225171 Attjmay tor Person* RepmeenUOv* Pubtsh JlAy 21 ,2 8 , 2002 00132 N O T K E O F SA U Auckon wd ba held d 2401 S W*ow Avanua. 8tedor5 Ftonda d 8 1178 Mack R D . Dcrnp True* Vto SR886ST27873 Pubteh JiAy 21,2002 00137 1002. MfWYAfWE MORSE At Ctork. C b o * Court BEMWOLE. Florida I �i ' _________________ L T ecals Lecals N o n e t t o t h e p u b l ic NoBoe B h w * y glvwi e w • P u t * HMMng b* hMd by IN. Pfenning A Zoning CommNNon in I . cry CommMMon Ctarrbwt. Cty H a. SMBorU. n o n * . M 7C0 pm. on TTwndry, AupuM 1 ,1003 to oarv M * r Bw loBaiMng ch an ge ,nd - Mrwndnwm la Em Zoning OnSnMKa 0< tio CEy ol SoMonL Sommolo County. Ftorida Rotomng honv 8R IA Smglo FomBy Rotldonhol and RC- 1 . • . Tb Hot oL OC-2. Qonorol 8 UNE OF LOT I I . BLK 8. THENCE RUN NWLY ALONG THE N R-O-W UNE OF KATHERME CT. S I S FT TO THE ELY UNE OF LOT 5. BLK 8. THENCE RUN NELY ALONO SAIO ELY UNE OF LOT S. A DISTANCE O f 83 12 FT TO A POINT S OF THE P 0 6 . THENCE RUN N 20 FT TO THE POB. ANO THAT PART OF LOTS 2.8. 10.11 I B. BLK B. HKJHLANO PARK. ACCORDINO TO THE MAP THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PB 4. PO 28. PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. F L 8EINO MORE PARTICUURLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT A POINT 222.15 FT ELY ALONO THE N UNE OF KATHERINE CT FROM THE SW COR O f LOT 5. SAJO SUBO. RUN THENCE WLY M FT. THENCE RUN N 2 7 3 5 FT TO THE S UNE OF COLONIAL WAY; THENCE RUN SELY ALONO SAIO S UNE 150 FT. THENCE RUN SWLY TO THE POB, LESS FROM A POINT 8 FT ELY O f THE SW COR O f LOT 5. BLK 8. M1QHLAND PARK. ACCORDINO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PB 4. PO 28. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN. TY, FL AT THE INT OF THE 8 UNE O f LOT 5 ANO THE E R O W LME O f U 8 HIGHWAY 17182 (FRENCH AVE). AN 82 FT R O W . RUN N ALONO THE E R O W LME 60 FT. THENCE RUN E 150 FT FOR A POB. THENCE CON TVXIE E 88 7 FT; THENCE RUN S 18*33"4B* W 121 04 FT TO THE N R O W UNE OF KATHERINE CT. THENCE RUN NWLY ALONO SAID N R O W UNE ANO A CURVE CONCAVE NELY HAVMQ A RADIUS OF 341 02 FT. A CEN­ TRAL ANOLE OF 88*4102*, A CHORD BEARING OF N 77*28-27* W FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 67 84 FT. THENCE RUN N 10184 FT TO THE POB. AND ALSO TOGETHER WITH FROM A POINT 8 FT ELY O f THE SW COR OF LOT S. BLK 8. HKJHLANO PARK. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED M PB 4. PO 28. OF THE PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMIHOLE COUN­ TY. F L AT THE MT OF THE S UNE OF LOT 5 ANO THE E R-O-W UNE OF U S MWY 17482 (FRENCH AVE). AN 82 FT R O W . RUN N ALONO THE E R-O-W LME 80 FT; THENCE RUN E 150 FT FOR A POB; THENCE CON­ TINUE E 88 7 FT. THENCE RUN S 1B*3T48r W 121D4 FT TO THE N R-O-W UNE OF KATHERINE CT. THENCE RUN NWLY ALONO SAX) N R-O-W UNE ANO A CURVE CONCAVE NELY HAVMQ A RADIUS OF 34102 FT. A CEN­ TRAL ANOLE OF 8 8 * 4 f 0 r . A CHORD BEARMO OF N 77*28-27* W FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 5784 FT. THENCE RUN N 10188 FT TO THE POB. Amondng Vw Futora Land Uta daaigrwiiori oI Vw ComprtlwrwNo Plan b a n LOR-SF (Low Danoiiy Ratidanaal SmgM Fondy) to Vial ol OC (Oarwral Cammardal). 8 la anoerpatad Vwl Vw Sardard i<*7 uomrTWSron m conajoar n i malar af 6 Pub*tc Haanng on Monday. August 12. 2003 to ff» Cty Commtoaton Chantoara. Cty HU. t o t a l . Florida, al 7X30 p m Logoi Dooertpoon: BEQ ON THE ELY R O W O f FRENCH AVE. *41.4 FT S OF THE N LINE. LOT 1, BLX 4, O f MWHLANO PARK. RUN B 60 FT TO 8 UNE. LOT 5 DLK 6 HKJHLANO PARK. THENCE SELF ALONG 8 UNE. LOT S BLK 8 . 7Z 83 FT TO W UNE OF 10 FT ALLEY, THENCE NELY ALONO W LINE O f SAJO ALLEY. S3 T2 FT TO A POINT WHCH13 107 FT E OF ELY RO-W OF FRENCH AVE. THENCE N 20 FT THENCE W 107 FT TO BEO (SUBJECT TO A S FT UTUTIES EASEMENT ON E SIDE): AND FROM THE INT OF THE N UNE OF LOT 1 BLK S. HKMANO PARK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT ■THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PS 4 PQ 28. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FL. ANO THE E R O W UNE OF FRENCH AVENUE. RUN S ALONO R O W UNE 241A FT. THENCE RUN E 107 ■F T FOR A P C *. THENCE RUN E 4 } TT. THEHCE RUN S 109 FT TO THE UNE O f LOT 11. BLK I . THENCE RUN NWIY ALONO THE N R O W UNE O f KATHERINE CT. SI S FT TO THE ELY UNE O f LOT S, BIX i . •THENCE RUN NELY ALONO SAID ELY UNE OF LOT S. A DISTANCE O f 8 1 1 2 FT TO A POINT 8 OF THE POB. THENCE RUN N 20 FT TO THE POB; AND THAT PART OF LOTS E. 8. 10. 11 A B. BLK 8. HKJHLANO PARK. ACCOR01 NO TO THE MAP THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PO 4, PQ 28. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE •COUNTY. F L BEING MORE PAR­ TICULARLY OESCRBED AS FOL­ LOWS; BEGINNING AT A POINT • m i s FT ELY ALONO THE N UNE OF KXTHERBC CT FROM THE SW •COR O f LOT S. SAX) BUBO. RUN - THENCE WLY SO FT. THENCE RUN N 27X 8 FT TO THE B UNE OF COLONIAL WAY; THENCE RUN SELY ALONG SAX) S UNE 1S0 FT ' THENCE RUN 8WLY TO THE POB; LESS FROM A POINT I FT ELY OF THE SW COR OF LOT S, BLK 8. 'HKJHLANO PARK. ACCORDING -TO THE P U T THEREOF AS ‘ RECOROEO W PB 4, PO 28. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI•MOLE COUNTY. F L AT THE INT O f THE 8 UNE OF LOT S ANO THE E R-O-W UNE OF U S . highway • 17482 (FRENCH AVE). AN 82 FT FL O W . RUN N ALONG THE E R-O-W UNE 80 FT. THEHCE RUN E 1SO FT FOR A POB; THEHCE CONTMJC E 88.7 FT! THENCE RUN S i r x x 4 r w i2u>4 f t t o t h e n •FLOW UNC OF KATHERINE CT. •THENCE RUN NWLY ALONO BAX) N R O W UNE ANO ACURVE CON­ CAVE NELY HAVMQ A RADIUS OF X41D2 FT, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF ST4ITH*. A CHORD EEAIVNQ OF n r r u r r r w f o r an a r c d is ­ ta n c e OF 1 7 4 4 FT THENCE RUN N 10144 FT TO THE POB; ANO tos m ating and ba haatd ragard* ALSO TOGETHER WITH FROM A tog N tranamttal of tw propoaad PO#fT I FT ELY OF THE 8W COR plan amtndmsnt to tha City OF LOT 4, BLK B, HKJHLANO RM8LACOOROMOTOTH8 PU T may aubrnN wrtoan cummantt T H r a ro r A a M c o n o t u n n u . . T W ft PO 28, OF THE PUBUC RECORDS -O P SEMMOLE COUNTY. F L AT 1 by vw p u b * at Vw m — _4 g*. . .-.a.,. . i u , n -THB BYT OP TT« B UNE OP LOT 8 LPapanmsrw. . o* tngn#*nng ■na ANO THE ■ R-O-W UNE OP U S Planning ollica. Socond Floor, MWY 17482 (FRENCH AVE). AN 82 Bardord City MM. 300 N Parti FT R-O-W. RUN N ALONO THE E Annua. Bardord. Ftorida. R4VW UNE 80 FT. THENCE RUN E Michael 8 Aat. Chairman 1SO FT FOR A FOB; THENCE CONMowing 4 Zordng Commlaalon TMUE E 84.7 FT. THEHCE RUN 8 ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: X a 12*W 4T W 121.04 FT TO THE N pargon doadoo to afp w l a dodRO-W UNE OF KATHERME CT. aton mada MVi raapacl to any mol•THENCE RUN NWLY ALONO SMO tor oonaldarad al Via i b o n maalN R-OW UNE ANO ACURVE CON big er haartng. h»Ww may read a CAVE NELY HAYMO A RADIUS OF varuanm ractxu a vw procaaawga 84 U B FT. A CENTRAL ANOLE OF rxJucbng vw toiamony and i d ' 88*4102*. A CHORD BEARMQ OF danca, Mdeh raoord la not provtoad •N TT t r i T W FOR AN ARC DISby Vw dry ol Sanlord (FS ’ TANCE OF * 7 4 4 FT. THENCE RUN 2S4D106) N 101J E FT TO THE POB. PERSONS WITH D(SA«UT1£S . Tha proparty baing morv NEEDMO ASSISTANCE TO PARdaacrftiad a t 2200 Frontfi I TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE Tha PMrvYng 4 Zoning PKJCEEOINOS SHOULO CON­ OomwOgalDn M i auom* a racomTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE. mandaaon lo tig C»y Commlailon In P i4 * h : JUy *1 .7 0 0 2 tavar at, or a g o M , tm laguam d 00134 dianga or amandmarx. Tha C8y Commlaalon M i hold a PuMe NOT1CS OP PUBLIC HE4MN0 Haartng In Yia C>y ComnOatlan TO CON8XXR A VAMANCS Roam n Cty Hal, Earferd. Ftorida Noaca It harahy gNan Vwi a P u t * to 7 0 0 pm o n AjguM 12. 2002. to naanng ww Da naw oy ma nanmng conaldar gold laoammandaOan. Tha 4 Zonbig Comnwoion In Vw Cty Cty ComnOtalwi may plaoa a n t riiiiiV itbin Chwrdwr*. CVy HU. Sana ico n fio laasnlng by maano al Bardord. Florida M 7DO pm an a daYatapmam ardor. Thuraday, Auguat 1,1802. to conAl parOaa In Maraal and cMtana aidar a raquati tor a Vontnea In a •hal hava an appanunxy lo ba a - - - - * —- l-M a. - - ----OC-2. Oonoral CommaroW Zonbig naaro ai la w naanng Dwanct • By ardor ol tfia Planning 4 Zoning LEGAL DESCRIPTION: BEO ON Commlaalon ol t » Cay at Sardard. THE ELY R-O-W O f FRENCH AVE. •Florida. 84a 1«h day c l JiAy. 2002. 2 4 M FT 8 O f THEN UNE. LO TI, BLK 0. OF HKJWANO PARK. RUN Planning 8 Zoning ComnOaoion ■ 00 FT TO S UNE. LOT 5 BLX • ••AOVCS TO THE PUBUC; H . pot­ HKJHLANO PARK. THENCE SELY ion daddoa to appato a daoamn ALONO 8 UNC. LOT 5 BLK ( . mada ntoi raapacl to any malar con72 45 FT TO W UNE OF 10 FT Wtorad al Vw aOava maaOng or ALLEY. THENCE NELY ALONO W naartog. hahdia may nood a varbaUNE O f SAX) ALLEY. «3 72 FT TO . dn raaerd al too prooaatfnga IncMdA POMT WHICH IS 107 FT E O f •big Vw toadmony and oMdanco, ELY R-O-W OF FRENCH AVE. a44ch rooord la nd proMdad by »w THENCE N 20 FT THENCE W 107 . Cty al Bardord. (FS 286 0108) FT TO BEO (SUBJECT TO A 0 FT •- PERSONS WITH DMABXJTIES UTKJT1E8 EASEMENT ON E NEEOWO ASSISTANCE TO R4RSCC): ANO FROM THE NT OF TXam TE M ANY OF THESE PROTHE N UNE OF LOT I BLK 0. CEED4NOS SHOULD CONTACT HKJHLANO PARK. ACCORDING •THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA TO THE P U T THEREOF AS -COOROMATOR AT 3X0-S028 40 RECOROEO M PB 4 PO 28. PUB­ -■HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE UC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE ■MEETMO COUNTY. FU ANO THE E R-O-W .PubOah: Jiiy 71.2002 LME OF FRENCH AVENUE. RUN ■ 0013) 8 ALONO R-O-W LME 2 4 1 4 FT. THENCE RUN E 107 FT FOR A Nodoa al POB. THENCE RUN E 43 FT. THENCE RUN S 103 FT TO THE S "st Noaoa la horoOy (N « i tool a P u t * LME OF LOT I I . BLX 0. THENCE toartog ■■ ba hold by Via Cay d RUN NWLY ALONO THE N R-O-W ________________. I Zoning UNE OF KATHERME CT. 0 1 8 FT Commtoaton. acang aa Vw COy ol TO THE ELY UNE OF LOT 8. BLK StrdordH Land PtonrVng Agancy. to I . THENCE RUN NELY ALONO Via C8y Cammlnlon Chantoara. Ciy SAIO ELY UNE OF LOT 5. A DIS­ HU. Sardard. Florida. 1 7 0 0 pm TANCE OF 83 12 FT TO A POINT 8 on Thurt Ogy. Auguat 1, *002 to OF THE POB. THENCE RUN N 20 FT TO THE POB. ANO THAT PART to Via Compralwrwlva BanlorpropOF LOTS 2. 4. tO. 11 4 B. BLK 8. HKJHUNO PARK. ACCORDING •arty tocalad al 2208 Francli A ratw Logo! Daaenpaan DEO ON THE TO THE MAP THEREOF AS ELY R-O-W OF FRENCH AVE. 241 4 RECOROEO M PB 4. PO 20. PUB­ FT • OF THE N UNE. LOT 1. BLK 8. LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE OF HKJMANO PARK. RUN S SO FT COUNTY. FL. BE NO MORE PAR­ TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL­ TO S UNE. LOT 4 BLK • HKJKANO PARK. THENCE SELY ALONO 8 LOWS. BEQMNMQ AT A POINT 232.14 FT ELY ALONO THE N UNC LMB. LOT I BLK 4 7 2 4 S FT TO W UNE OF 10 FT ALLEY. THENCE OF KATHERME CT FROM THE (W COR OF LOT 4. SAX) SUBO. NELY ALONO W UNE OF BAX) AUSV. 8X 72 FT TO A POINT RUN THENCE WLY SO FT. THENCE RUN N 273 5 FT TO THE WHKX IS 107 FT E OF ELY R-OW OF FRENCH AVE. THENCE N 20 FT 5 UNE OF COLONIAL WAY, THENCE W 107 FT TO BEO (SUB­ THENCE RUN SELY ALONO SAIO S UNE 150 F t THENCE RUN JECT TO A 5 FT UTUT1ES EASE­ SWLY TO THE POB. LESS FROM MENT ON E SIDE). ANO FROM THE BYT OF THE N UNE OF LOT I A POMT • FT ELY OF THE SW COR OF LOT 5. BLK * . HKJHLANO BLK S. HKJHLANO PARK. PARK. ACCOROMO TO THE PU T ACCOROWKJ TO THE P U T -THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PB 4 THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PB 4. PO 28. O f THE PUBLIC PO 2E. PUBLIC RECORDS OF RECORDS O f SEMMOLE COUN­ SEMMOLE COUNTY. F L ANO THE E R-O-W UNE OF FRENCH TY. F L AT THE MT O f THE S UNE OF LOT 5 ANO THE E R O W LINE AVENUE. RUN ■ ALONO R O W OF U S. HKJHWAY IT4S2 UNE 2 4 1 4 FT. THENCE RUN E 107 (FRENCH AVE). AN 82 FT RO-W. FT FOR A POB. THENCE RUN E 4X FT. THENCE RUN 8 10X FT TO THE RUN N ALONG THE E R-O-W LME L. he S e m in o l e ecals Lecals 80 FT. THENCE RUN E 180 FT FOR A POB. THENCE CONTINUE E 98 7 FT. THENCE RUN S 19*3T4gr W 121 04 FT TO THE N R-O-W LME OF KATHERINE CT; THENCE RUN NWLY ALONO SAID N R-O-W UNE ANO A CURVE CONCAVE NELY HAVING A RADIUS OF 3 4 1 02 FT, A CENTRAL ANOLE O f 99*4102*. A CHORD OEARINO OF N T7*2r27* W FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 57 44 FT. THENCE RUN N 10154 FT TO THE POO; ANO ALSO TOGETHER WITH FROM APOINT 4 FT ELY OF THE 8W COR OF LOT 5. BLK S. HIGHLAND PARK. ACCORDINO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED M PO 4. PO 28. OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY, FU AT THE MT OF THE 8 LINE OF LOT 5 ANO THE E R-O-W UNE OF U S. MWY 17492 (FRENCH AVE). AN 62 FT R O W , RUN N ALONO THE E RO W UNE 60 FT THENCE RUN E 150 FT FOR A POB. THENCE CbN TMUE E S t 7 FT. THENCE RUN S 19-3T49’ W 121 04 FT TO THE N RO W LINE OF KATHERINE CT. THENCE RUN NWLY ALONO SAD N R-O-W LME ANO A CURVE CON­ CAVE NELY HAVING A RADIUS O f 341 02 FT. A CENTRAL ANOLE O F 1 99*417)2". A CHORD BEARMQ OF N T T t n r W FOR AN ARC DIS­ TANCE OF 57 54 FT. THENCE RUN N 10184 FT TO THE POB Tha proywriy baing moro gonoroby dnocrvwd aa 2209 Franch Avanua Vananew n agutatod A roduebon In Vw nonh Mda yard batoad i rgqubgmont: 1(7 igqubod. i.T propoaad. a vaitancw ol 7 T . Al poriwa bi bdoroot and cOMona ohU hovo on opiporhmOy to bo hoard al aaid haartng By ordar ol Vw planning 4 Zoning Commlaalon ol Vw Cty ol Soidord. ftorida. Vda 14h day ol Jidy. 7002. Mchoot Skat. Chairman Planning 4 Zoning Commlaalon ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: X a paroon doddoa to appaal a daooion mada wah raapacl to any manor oon­ aldarad al Vw above mooing or naanng, narvna may nw a ■ varuanm record oI Vw prooooMigo IncAjcbng (ORCUTT COURT SEAL) UARYANNE MORSE Ctortt of fta ClrcUl Court By. Mary Sfroupa Oapury Clark Pubkahto THE 6fM«NOL£ HERALD THE LAW OffICCS Of D>VW J. STERN. PA . ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTWT 601 S UnhMTy Drtva Suka 900 Plaraakan. fL 33334 (664)3331000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona wah daabamat naadng a apodal accommodai on ahoUd oon* lad COURT A0MP6STRAT10N. al »«a SEMINOLE Couay Courthouaa al 407-666-4337. 1*6006966771 (TDD) or 1-600-6666770. via Ftorida Ratay Sarvtoa PubtahJUy 14.31.3003 00073 L raoord It net provtood by Vw CVy o< Sanford (FS 294 0106) PERSONS WITH OISABXJTIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407-3308624 48 HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEETMO PubOoh: July 21.2002 £2122_____________ ■fTHSOACUT COURT 0 6 THt DQffTVCfmi ju n c u L O R c u n ; M AMO POrt l COUNTY. FLOW0A kOMM4<l SHAWNOA BLOCKER. NOT1C8 OF ACTION FON DISSOLUTION OF MAJV1AOS TO TYtRUNE BLOCKER OO Caal FrarMn Sbaal Ortado. FV 33766 YOU ARC NOnntO toat an acton haa 6aan Nad agatoal you and toal you ara raq^rad to aarva a copy ol you at man dafanaaa, f any, to R on 8MAWNOA BLOCKER. hhoaa *4« m « la 476 Oraaoaortng Oc%, .WWf.fc-gnga. «U » batoR |0 * a|JUr 7 ) A x* antM Vw arwvwi wan v«a««>* <4.aar Ow«tF 301 North Park Avanua. S ardordL FL 33771.6afora aarvtoa on Pa—onir or anmu l BlNy toartaflar. Hyou lad to do aa. • dafauR may 6a antoratf agatoal i f THC ORCUTT COURT O f THf 16TH JUOCUL ORCUTT, MANOFOR SCMNOL1 COUNTY. CASINO: 6 3 CA372 1 4 W ClUMOfTTQAGE. INC . 6UCCE8SOR BY MERGER TO SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAFfTlff VS ZEDAKAH FOUNDATION. INC; RICHARO BILUO DTVA GENERAL RENTAL CENTER. PITTS. MAOUIRE A OURIC. PA . A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CORPORATION. PAUL J WSK JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS I f POSSESSION DEFENDANT^) NOTKEOF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pukuant to a Summary Final Judgmant of Foradoaura datod JUL 01. 3003 •marad to CM Caaa Na 03-CA-373* 14 W of toa O o rt Court of Vw l«TH Ju id d O o rt to and tor SCMNOLE Courtfy. Sardord. Florida. I wfl aal to toa htaaal and baal toddar tor eaah al N Waal Fiord Door ol h a SEMNOU Coutfy Courthouaa tocalad al 301 N. Park Avanua to Sanford. Florida, al 11.00 a m on toa day of JUL 3 a 3003 torti to told Sunmary Find Judgmard. LOT I t . BLOCK B. SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS. UNIT t . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED i f PLAT BOOK IS. AT PAGE 71. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF K M * HOLE COUNTY. FLOROA Datod »to day of JUL 01.3003. (ORCUTT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE j Clark of Via Orcut Oourt By Mary Sioupa DapuryCtort Pubtato: THE SEMMOLE HERALD THC LAW OFFICCS OF 0AV10 J STERN. PA . ATTORNEY FOR FUUNTIFF SOI S. Urdvaraty Drtva SUM tJO Ptoraaton. FL 33334 (664)2338000 Vf ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMER­ ICANS WITH DtSAMJTttS ACT. par* H . ; .. S u n d a y. J u ly 2 1 . 2 0 0 2 erald Lecals ontorad to Caaa NO 0I-3437CA of Vw Orcua Court of Vw EIGHTEENTH Ju d o * Ocud to and lor SEMINOLE Coudy. Ftonda wharam SANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE, la Vw Platotol and LASZLO A. BCRTALAN. ANA C. BERTALAN. ALLIANCE FUNOINO. A DfVlSiON OF SUPERIOR BANK FS8. ara Vw Oalandanta. I w« aat to Vw htaaal and baal bktoar tor e t a al WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI HOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ TORO. FLORIDA al 1100 AM. on Vw day of JUL 30. 3002. Vw t o t a g daaertbad proparty aa aal torto to aaid Final Judgmant TRACT T i HORSESHOE FARMS . ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED Vf FLAT BOOK 17. PAGE 17. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOWOA. LESS THAT PORTION OF LAND CON­ VEYED TO SEMMOLE COUNTY BY WARRANTY DEED DATED 067317. RECOROEO M OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 330). PAGE 1*1. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA ArX/A 600 Oak C*da. OvWdo. FL 33769 WITNESS MY HANO and Vw tad of Vda Cowl on JUL 01. *003 Ctork of Vw Clrcui Cowl ByMarySlroww Dapury Ctork Ecfwvama U n o cW ai. PA. PO Boa 39016 Tampa. Ftorida 33633 6016 **Saa Artwrtcarw wkh OWabiWaa Ad Hyou ara a paraon wtoi a daaMty who ordar to partad at no coal to you. tor Vw provtaton of cartato aaawianca. PWaaa contact Cout AdmadaVaion al 201 N. Park Avanua. Bardord. Florida 33771. totophona rurtor (407)668-4237. w«dn 3 working day* ol you racafpl of Vda docunard, V haartng Impairad. (TOO) I* 600-6964771 P i t t a JUy 14.21.2002 00076 THt ORCUTT COURT OF THC DQHTCOmf JUDICIAL ORCUTT MANOFOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, CIVB. ACTION CAM NO. S1-S361-CA BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OP CALIFO RN IA, NA IN TRUST FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HOLDERS OF AAMES MORTGAGE TRUST 3000-1 MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SCRIES 3000-1. OONNA BUCHANAN MUA DOFMA L BUCHANAN, at to. NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY QfVEN to • Ftoto Judgmant of Mortgaga Foradoaua datod Juw 13. 3003. and araarad to Caaa NO. 01-2361CAof Vw OrcuN Court of Vw EIGHTEENTH Juddto Caato to and lor tCMMOLE County. Ftonda wtwram BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. NA M TRUST FOR THE BENEfTT OF THE HOLDERS OF AAMES MORT GAGE TRUST 3000-1 MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES. 6CRC6 0000*1. » VW OORPU BUCHANAN AMJA DONNA L BUCHANAN. HUNTLCIOH WOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCMRON. MG; ara Vw DaWndanw. I wto aad to Vw L proparty anuawd to Sarntnota Cowdy. Ftonda. daaert) ad aa LOT 6 . THE HIGHLANDS SECTION FOUR. ACCOROMO TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF A9 RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGE 44. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SCMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. at pubkc kata, to Vw Nghaat and boat btddar. lor e t a at Vw Waal Front Door of Vw SamtnoW Cowdy Courthouaa. 301 North Park Avanua. Sanlord. Florida at 1100 A M. on JUL 30. 3002 DATED JUL 01. 3002 (SaaQ Clark of Vw Ctreuk Court By Mary Stroipa DapWy Ctork to accordance nVi vw Amartcana WVi rmafr— M Act paraona to rw d of apato parkap** to V«a wn (7) day* prior to any procaadng, cent art Vw Cowl Adiwuatralon Otoca or Ctork of Cowl of Vw Cowdy rataranoad abova f haartng Impairad. (TTD) 1-600-666 6771. or Wdea (V) 14006664770. vW Florida Ratoy Sarvica Mark D Braadtoona. EaqWra MARK 0 BREAKSTONE 6 ASSOCI­ ATES. PA 1247 Souto Myrtto Avanua Ctoarwalar. FL 33794 P U t a JUy 14. *1.2003 00076 M THS CMCUTT COURT FOR • M N O U COUNTY, FLOfdOA. C9V& DIVISION CAM N a 61-CA-136614-W MORTGAOE ElECTROMC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. MCAIM NO 1000157-0000113674-3. ULUC MAE DAVIS, and REGMA R DAVIS, wk/a REOMA R JACKSON and ARTHUR L JACKSON, hor Nwband, at at. RS-NOTICt OF SALS PURSUANT TO CHAPTER a NOTICE IS HEREBY QfVEN puauard to an Ordar or Summary Final Judgmant of toractoawa datod Aug 16. 3001 and an Ordar Rmtong Sato dtoad Jww SB. 3002. and antorad to Caaa Na 01-CA-13O3-14 W of Vw O tU I Court of Vw Dghtoanto Judctol Clrcui to and tor SamtnoW County. Florida, wfwrato MORTGAGE ELEC TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. MG, ale. to PtoHM and ULLJE MAE DAVJS and REGMA R DAVIS ftk/a REOMA R JACKSON and ARTHUR L JACKSON, har hutownd. af A . ara Oetondwto. I we aal to Vw hVwet and boat btddar tor o t a al Vw Waal Front Door of Vw S amtnoU County CowVwuaa, M l North Park Avanua. Sardord. Ftorida 33771 al Samtooto CouVy. Ftorida. al 1100 a m on Vw 1 day of Auguat 3003. Vw toBowing daacrtwd proparty aa aal forVi to aaid Ordar or Flrwl Judgmant tom * LOT S. ROSELANO PARK, ACCORDMO TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED N FLAT BOOK 7. PAGE I I . PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOROA Vyou ara a paraon t a a d a ta ty who rwada any 6000—ttoMBOW to ordv to parketoato to VW procaadng. you ara Ceptoa of a l oout toida i al Vw Dark of Vw C6oui Couf a otoca You may ravWw Vwia docunwma CAM NGV1 M66 CA DWMKM16W WEILS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE. MC. FM/A NORWE8T MORTGAGE. V C . NOTICE OF raaUl to aanctona. I or akdong of piaadDEAN RAY and JANET RAY. JOHN DOC and JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) rvk/a TARA STUBBS, OONNA HUFFMAN ANO CMDY HUFF­ MAN. TENANTSM FOSM SSKM OF SUBJECT PROFERTY, Pubkart Jena 30.2008 and Jk#y 7, 14.11.3003 NN223 Sf THC ORCUTT COURT OFTHtlfTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT, MANOFOR CASINO: M C A 3 1 6 1 4 W CJTIMORTGAOE, MC. FLAVITFF VS. ZEDAKAH FOUNDATION MUA ZEDAKAH FOUNDATION. MC |JOSE a SANTIAGO. IF UVMQ. AND * DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDI TORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER FARTC8 CLAJMMQ AN VfTERCST BY, THROUGH UNDER OR AGAJNST JOSE G SANTIAGO. AMLOA SANTI­ AGO. V LArtNa AND V DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OEVI8CE8. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEES. ANOALL OTHER FARTICS CLAIMING AN VfTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ANILOA SANTVAOO. JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Vf POSSESSION D€FENOANT(8) LOT 111. HOOCH LAKE PHAM M. V. ACCOROMO TO THE FIAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED M FIAT BOOK I t . RAGES 40AN041, PUMJC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOROA. AM/A 1*7 Ltow Ada O tto. Sardord. FL 33773 WITNESS MY HANO and Vw Mto of Ma Court on JUL 01. *003. UNIT V yau am a paraon wtoi a tetoato to Vda pracaatonj. •ad ol no ooto to you. tor Vw prortawn of oartato aaawlanoa. PWaaa contact Court Aitodntokrfan to 301 N Park Avanua. Bardord. Ftorida 32771. Wtophona nurtwr (407)866-4227. atom t workOwg dayt to you laoafpl to Vd» dow I haanng toywirad. (TOO) " 1. Jtoy14.f1.30GS 00076 TTMCSmiT COURT OF THE OQKTCENTH D«pWyCtort Rchard 8 Taylor. Jr„ Earpira P c * omc* be t 1117 Ungerood. FTurtdi 33762*1117 P U ta JU y 14 11.7003 00080 M THE ORCU1T COURT 0 8 THt EIQHTtEHTH JUDICIAL cmcucT IN AMD FOR i t MMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CAM NO : 02-CA-42614W CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANYWEST, WccMior to MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. P IM f. V8. STEWART B FAMOUS. JR ard DOROTHEA M FAMOUS, hit mfa. STATEYrtDC INVESTORS HOLD'NOS TRUST, and UNKNOWN TFNA/fTVOWNERS Oftandanta NOT1CC OF BALE Note* d haraby flfvan Vwt p u m a * to Vw onW or Anal Judgmant amarad to tow cauta to to# Ctrewt Court of Borm to Cowdy. Honda. I « 4 aal Vw property —uatod to Sammoto County. Florida, daacrtiad aa: LOT t. BLOCK D. WOOOUtRE TtRRACE. SECTION ONE. ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT •THEREOf. AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK H. PAGE W. Of THE PUBLIC RECORDS Of SEMINOLE COUNTY. ELORIOA and commonly known aa 1607 Tarraca Drtva. Sanford. FL 33773 at pubkc tala, to N N^aat and baal btddar. tor e t a , at Via waal front door of Via Oamtoola County Courthouaa. Sanford. Florida. at 1100 AM on JUL 30.3002 Datod JUL 1. 3002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stroupa Daputy Oark to aooordanoa wdh N Amartcana With OaabMaa Act paraona *•» dW- p ro o fin g a booms brpariad. (TOO) 1-000-055.771, or Vwco (VJ1-BOO055*770. MOF M IM tr Sonvo Maaon AAaaocfatoa. PA 17767 U S I t NorVt, BUto 600 Clauwator. FL 33764 (727)636-3600 PubkahJUy 14.31.2002 00061 M THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE M N IM N IN JUOICUL CIRCUIT M AND FOR 6OBN0LE COUNTY. FLOfdOA PROBATE DRrtSION F la Na. G2463-CP Vf RE ESTATE OF ELAMEM.ROSMQ NOTICE TO CREOfTORS Tha adrdntar t aon of Vw Eatota of ELAME M ROSJNO. b c a i i i l Caaa Mwrtwr 0 2 8 6 3 0 *. N pandng to Via CirtUI Court tor Bomtnoto County. Florida. Probaia DMaron. Via artdwaa o< evtdeto ■ i amtnota Comfy CoutoouM. 301 N Part Avarua. Bardord. Florida 33771. Tha runua and t o t ........ of Via paraonal rapraaantakva and Via par­ aonal tapraaantaavaa adomay ara aat, forth baton. Al oratolora Inuet 6w oourt *n» <m w a M 'iw THE LATtK O f THREE MONTHS AfTER THE HUE O f THE M T PUBLICATION O f THE NOTCE TO CREDITORS, or oo 10 on, croMor H f M to 6a aarvad adh a copy of Vw Noaoa to Cratotora. THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE CREDITOR. A a CLAMS NOT SO HLEDW1J.SE FORMER BARRED. PubBcoion af Via Nodoa has bagtm on Jtoy 14.2000. BARRY ROSVfQ 16 LocuN Avanua RocfevBa Cartoa, NY 11170 Adomay lor Paraonal Rapraaantodra SUSAN A. ENOLANO. Adomay Honda Bar 1166061 3806 laftofaw Drha Fam Park. Honda 337308007 Tafaphona: (407)338-4600 F a c (407)361-3006 PW6ANcJMy14.fi. 8003 HAROLDE.RSEY.toto, 17,3003 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT OOURT Sy Nancy R Wlrdar Page S B Lecals ecals to v » Ybu mud kaap Vw Ctork of Vw Cboul Court otoca nototod of you ouvard addraaa (You may Ma Noaoa of Curard Adfraaa. Ftonda Farrdy Law Form 1 *9 1 6 ) FuMa papara to Vda WwaUl wto ba makad to Vw adUaaa on acord at Vw dark a otoca WARNING RUa 12366. Ftorida Famdy Law Rutoa af Procadua, i John Dot and Jana Ooa aa Urdnowr Tanarda rvVo Tara Blubba. Donm HmR mm and Ctody Hutovwn. TbnarM V Poaaaaaton of SubRet Proparty, ara Vw Datondarda I wB aal to Vw Ngfwal arw bato bkktor lor e t a at Waal t o t * ol Vw Samiaota Cowdy CowVwuaa. V Bardord. Samtooto Cowdy. Ftorida a If DO am. on AugjW 6. 3002. Vw lot towtog daaerBad proparty aa aot torto V •atd Final Judgmant to at. Lota 16 and 30, Stock 36. 4ti Sacaor DraaawaML accot a g to Vw Plat vwra of aa racordad to Ptol Book 4. Paga 66 or aw ruoac nacor^w a orawoa C e ib * nartia Ooaaa aaa l dig af J i * 8003. cwto WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A a CLAIMS NOT BO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED TTw data e4 Vw krai pubkeaton of taa Noacaw JUy 14.3003 David B OaVanay. Jr Paraonal RapraaantaVva 2606 W Jaflon Avanua Tampa. Honda 33676 TERRANCE H DITTMER. ESQ Anomay tor ParaonaiRapraaanu»va Honda Bar No 210471 Dtomar 6 Wtoma. PA 730 lookout Ptaca Pool Otoca Bo* 641660 Matoand. FL 32764-1080 (407)6380008 PubkahJUy 14.t1.2002 00083 Sanford Airport Authority Board Mantoara and Stall e*d maat at 300 pm on Wadnaaday. July 23. 2002. to Via AutoorVy'a Board Room tor Via purpoaa of ravtaafng N Airport Maaiar Plan. P u bta Ady t l . 2003 00137 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTON Noaoa la haraby p a r t Bamfriofa Wrackar Barnca > 8 aai at Pubkc Aucaon tor aahaga tor caah on oamano to r v a n wwar, aw raaoaang daacrtwd a N d N Auguat 1.3002 V3 Pont Grand Am VtoV 1Q3NC14N0PC718808 Tha aucaon wd ba ha*d at 1300 PM, on Vw awd daiaa abova AiBamfnofa Wrackar aarvtoa 3640 8. Mytda Ava Sanford. FL 37773 Prtwpactoa Mddata may toapact n N d ai ona hour pnor to tala Taona art caah or part■ - .* A - -a- ST ■■il.i Ili ■ LIE. ■ i fc i i n#o Tuna* dvtvxm nircssi rw prw Via rtfrd to aooapt or rafad any and M btda P u b ta JUy t l . 2002 00138 ______ NOTICE Of PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY OVEN CAJ TOfnNQ WAL SELL AT PUBUC Auenow THE fOLLOWIMa DESCRIBED VEHICLE I t t t NISSAN 4 DOOR SCIOE V*M JNIKI01fEMTSE707S THM AUCTION WEI BE HELD ON AUGUST I. SOM AT 10 ffCLOCK AT CAJ Towino .1240 s CR 4ET, LONDWOOOfLS7TSO PROSPECTIVE WOOERS MAY INSPECT THE VEHKXE THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN BAM AND APM TERMS ARE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNOS CAJ TOWMO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY ANO A a WOB. ruMMiAAr 21. toca O O lf* _________ PudBt Auedan Pwble auedan to 6 t htod al t« 1 am. on Via day(a) ^acdlad 6atom m V» hom door of AVion't Towing toe. Locatod al 3466 Old Lada Mary M 6<toa 134. Bardord. FL tor tto pwpoaa of toapoatog of Vw talowtog vahadaa For ktohar totormaion ptoaaa caA (407)331- 3 8 a (1) Yaa* 1 H I1 6 M PUtOCOT V1N4VF3BM14-706334287 . , m - T r r r *“* (1) VW f V8d64aka CHEVROLET V W 1Q8CS1IR1 (3820313S tr r m (1) VW 168 f i tofu PONTIAC V W 1Q2NE1630RM8S37S3 sru n (I) VW I N H M l CHEVROLET V W 1QNCS13W3R0170023 PubAMiJidy 31. 3002 00130 VEMKLfl AUCTION l.Bi.POfd. f 1Q2NE14UM4C883064 2 80. Ford V2FAPP38X7LB168348 Aueoon to 6o hold on SBBS8S • 10AM M PrtktoodY Toadng. 1240 8. C A 437. Longwood PWblNUMy *1.2008 00131 MTHBCMCUTT COURT POR I COUNTY, PROBATE DM8ION Fla Numb ar 82 888 CP Bf RE: ESTATE OF DAVE) B DaVANEY. S R . Dacaaaad. NOTICE TO CRf DfTORI DAVE) B. DaVANEY. S R . daoaaaid. Fla Nuvdwr 03 888 CP. N pandng to Via CboN Court tor Sammota Cowdy. Fktoda. Prabato OMaton. Via addtaaa of which N d a rt of Court, t amtoofa County Courthouaa, P O Boa 8088. Bardord. Honda 33772-8088. Tito namaa and ad d n aaa of Via paraonal npiMintoQn and Via paraonal rapraaantodia a adamay ara act tom baton Al ooBtora of Via Daoadwd and oViar or Court W1THM THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF T>dS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TUB NOTICE ON THEM Al 8 aba a iglKhai m r a O w g h w a Eoga fubiahJiar 11 . loo* o oisa Aucaon Dma 8 - 1 3 * It) laaaH n oif O a a t i * VW KVMVEXXSMJOaJOli Ai Igm. Al TnCnaay IbaAng 115. Bala Aw VAraar * g a n . E U * * k * t l.2 0 0 l 00138 RESOLVE TORNDAJOBYOULOVE. Get stated with he Employment section ol he OtsUM s. The Classifieds are your best source tor a comprehensive colection ot area job opportunities. Don't spend another year with a Job that doesn't make you happy, open vour eyes lo new career cnoces wnn ma uassmsos. T H E S E M IN O L E H E R A L D C L A S S I F I E D S C m 407-322-2611 To Subscribe! �■* Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Dept. To Place Your Ad 71— llELr Wanted 71— H elp Wanted IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 02-CA-1406-19X W1TNESS my hand and taai d tald Court on tha day ol JUL II . 2002 ARTHUR W MENKEN ANO KATHLEEN T. MENKEN. CO­ TRUSTEES OF THE MENKEN LIVING TRUST DATED JANUARY S. 2000 , MADELINE STRACH. MICHAEL 8TRACH. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MADELINE STRACH. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f MICHAEL STRACH. UNKNOWN TENANT L UNKNOWN TENANT It, CinnNANClAL, INC . SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY OF FLORIDA INC., SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA. INC., and Any inknown !>•*», dw i m , grantees, c m t t n . and other unknown panona or unknown apouae* dexrwig by. Enough and undar any ol Via aboveDelendants N o n c e OF ACTION TO: MADELINE STRACH 14 GUM TREE COURT WINTER SPRINGS, FL 32708 MICHAEL STRACH 14 GUM TREE COURT WINTER SPRINGS. FL 32708 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MADE­ LINE STRACH 14 GUM TREE COURT WINTER SPRINGS. FL 32708 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MICHAEL STRACH 14 GUM TREE COURT WETTER SPRINGS. FL 32708 LAST KNOWN ADORE8S STATED. CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN And any inknown heal, devtaeea. grantee*. creditor* and other unknown peraona or unknown apouaea daanatg by. Enough Mid under the above-named DeNndanl(a). • deceaaed or whoee YOU ARE HEREBY N0T1F1E0 tftal an action to faredoae Mortgage oovproperty deacitbad aa toaowa, to wE: lot 41. Bkx* A NORTH ORLANOO TERRACE SECTION 8. UNIT 2. accordng to Fie plat tharaot aa lecotdad In Plel Book I I . Page 87, Pubkc Racorda ot Oananola Coutly. Florida. haa bean Had agalnal you and you ara reqiAred to aerve a copy ot your wnion data note. * any, to K on Sandra A Mamnei. Butter 1 Hooch. PA., 3185 South Conway Road. Bdto E. Ortando, Florida 32812 and Me Em ongnal wah too Ctark ol M above arytod Court on or batore 30 o ty i from me nm puDeceoon. omer* w«m a Judgment mey be entered •gamit you lor me rebel demanded In Fra ComplaJrr II you ara a peraon with a r * a b * v who need* accommodation n ordar lo partdpate m * ** proceed ng, you am entitled, al no coat lo you. to the ptovttton of certain aaatlanca Pteaae contact Court Admntalratat. M l N Park Avenue. Sure N301. Sentord. Florida 52771, (407) e«S4227 art 4227. within 2 working daya ol your receipt ol tva Nonce ol Action: ■ you are heerkig Impaired, cal 1-800-955-8771: » ycu are vorce •npaaed. ca l t -800-9558770 Maryann* Motm CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By . Ruth IGng Deputy Clark (COURTSEAL) PubkahJuty2l,28 2002 00128 IN THE CtRCUtT COURT OF THE tITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01-C A -II1M 4 W IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF VS JAMES GREGORY MORGAN IF LIVINO. AND IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES, ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST JAMES GREGORY MORGAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES GREGORY MORGAN. IF ANY, JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant to an Ordar Granting the Motion to Reeet Forectoeure Sale dated June 28. 2002. areered In CM Cate No 01-CA-I912-14 W ot the O ctal Court oI tie ISTH Jutkoei O ctal to and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORO. FLORIDA. I wti ael to tha N(pieet Mid beat rwew. tor caah al toe WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE ot toe SEMINOLE County Courtoouee. 301 N PARK AVENUE . SANFORO. FLORIOA. Florida al 11 DO a m. on toe 30 day ot July. 2002 toa tosowing daaatoad property aa ael torth to tald Stanmary Ftoal Judgment, to-irti: LOT 94. 98 AND 96. PINEHURST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK S. PAGE 71. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. RO IEO A ' M S Clark ot toa Ctrcul Court ’ ~By liary'Stroupa-----------------------Deputy dark Pubkeh to: The Seminole Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE I IT S AN O P E N H O U S E AT A D E C C O PRAYER TO THE BL ESSED VIRGIN (never known to tail) Oh. moat beautiful dower ol Ml. Carmel, fruitful vaia splendor ol Heaven. Btoased Mother ol the ton ot God. Immaculate Virgin, a tau t me In my necessity On. Star ol toe S ea. help me and show me. hereto you are my motoM. On Moty Mary Motoer of God. Queen ol Heaven and earthl I humbly beseech you tram tha bottom ot my heart lo succor me In tola necessEy Thera ara none that can withstand your power Oh. show me. hereto you aie my mother Oh, Mary oonoatvad wftooul an. pray lor ue who have MOUSE to toee (3a) Hoty MotoM. I place Me cauee to yoix hands (3i) Hoty Spun, you who have me toa t»vtoe gin to torgne and target a evd against me and lhat to a l Instances to my Me you ate wrto me I want In tola short prayer lo thank you lor a l tornga aa you ccndrm once again that I never want lo be separated tram you In eternal glory Thank you lor your merry toward me and m ne. Tha person mutt any tola prayer 3 consecutive daya. Ader 3 daya toe request wd be grimed Tha prayer must be pubhahed alter toe favor la granted Bleated Mother. Thank you. F JF 23— Lost & Found L o tt: Fem ale Sh him white S brown, toet to vtcsVty ot Grandview S 20th S i Sanford on June 27th Reward!! 407-461-1094. • B U Y• SELL• TRADE You can d o it all with a Sem inole Herald classified ad Call (407) 322-2811 To Speak to a Clanlflad Ad Specialist Or Fax Yoor Ad (407)323-9400 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, pMkonk wtto k u M M t n M contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Iho SEMINOLE County COUrthou** 17407-323-4330. 1-800855-8771 a DO) or I -800-955-8770. toe Florida Rctoy Service DAVID J . STERN. PA. •01 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE BUTTE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (954)2338000 PubkWlJuty 14. 21. 2002 00072 Wt us currently hiring exp. Customer Service ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.5611 Appointment Betters Wanted M OO per hour, phi* bonus! S e e Our display ad 407-2S5-S842. Have Ybur Advertising Flyers Pnriod S inverted to The Swntooto Herald II Bookkeeper Wanted. Computer Literate. Quick books Pro. 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Home bated business oppty Prelaunch ol new local phone lervtce •time tong drttance Very exciting 407-688-7953 OHS Ocxp, bested to Lake Mary hat positions open for camera operator. 4 0 7 -8 3 3 9 1 2 6 Can THE SEMINOLE HERALD Advertiking Dept For Detail* 407-322-2811 INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST Afwayi a good pokey, especially lor bu tln etx opportunities and Iranchue* C a l Florida Dept ol AgricuEurs S Consumer Service! at BOO-435-7352 Of FTC-HELP lor tree tofcxmakon. Or vM our Web ike alwwwftcgovibUop. Florida lew requlree Mi e n of o n s e t bu$yWM 0Cp0ftr>88l0f9fli9l8fWOl Florida Dept, ol Agriculture S Consumer Services before selling C a l to verity lawful registration betora you buy. Opportunity lor quashed, certified manna mechanic with buemess S character references. L e a se 4 operate existing busy service dept located xl Central Florida Manna on St Jo h n * River. Qroes Income approximately 8 3 3 0 .0 0 0 to $375,000 Mei bttof toko trtto eddreee & pnona numooc ssnuooM rttn ra , 300 N French Ave, B in d Box 100, Sanford, FL 3*7 7 1 . Following posaen t now open! Front counter person, entry level estxnator. spray technician, general p help. help- Competitive salary 4 shop etits. Apply to person. 200 N. fckn . Sentord Growing credit card processing company to CerWWFtartta now laktog applications lor tha foiowtng positions Appointmen t Setter: Business to b u sn est ta le s only. No experience needed. wM train. Hourly pay piut bonuses 407-668-7209 Horbcukura Worker 4 0 hr* per vtoc, 630AM •5PM. 1 7 6 0 per Hr. Plants, seedlings Into 4* pots, sp aces plants, pula orders Send reeuma to AQsrcyFotWfertifcroekTioiaann.ro. Box 10869, T tlahaxsee. FL 32302. 59— FINANCIAL S ★ ★ ★ If e a s ? t t a s g ? e r v ic e s evslable 4 0 hrs par wfc. 8 30 AM 5PM, ( 7 .0 0 per Hr. Plants .je d lin g t Into 4* pots, sp a ces plants. ptAs orders. Send raeten* to AgMcyForWbrtdoKtotonoie8on.ro Box 10669. T tls h x tte e . FL 32302. Job Order * FL-2302810. Attention Readers!! IT* Megal lor com panies doing is by phone to promise you a sk you to pay lor R “ . For Information, c a l kXWre* 1-877-FTC HELP. I Apubic kervtoe maaeags kom The Seminole Herald and tho Federal Trade Commission) a loan and E le ctricia n * 4 Experienced, dr* le a n se. t* good wages and benefks A| parson. Sarfcrd Etactoc, 2522 E0E.D FW P. Attention Readerall M V C m O A T l BEFO RE YOU IN VE9T AlwiyvflQooftpoboyj'Mptoiily lof business opportunities and franchises C a l Florida Dept, of AghcuMur* 4 Consumer Services al 600-435-7352 or FTC-HELP lor tree ntormakon Or to*X our W tb set at www he gowblxop. Florida taw re q w eeseler* of oertaei h totoasorpnikxEfciloretfstorwMi Florida Depl. of Agriculture 4 Consumer Service* belora teBng. C e l to verity lawful registration IT* Megal lor companies doing business by phone to promise you ■ loan and ask you to pay tor R before they deliver. For more nlormatlon, c a l tos tree 1-677-FTC HELP ( Apubic saitooe message kom The Sermnoie Herald end the Federal Trede Convniuioo) 71— H eu * W anted Act Now! Expsndtog M l C a Heads Help! Work From Home 51000tSOOOrtng. PVFI. 6 8 8 -679-5461. www ssedoltuccee t com baton you buy. Irrigation TsctVWtotator needed 48 to $12 per hour depending on Mptotwce. Ptaaaa oorsact Jchn, 407834-7958. ★ deliver firm. The ideal candidate will be team oriented with strong problem solving skills and proficient with M S W indow s. College Optical Lab TechnWen: ErEy tawX, Mxtaoe a n a pkm. Ssrfcid by SR 417. MT. B-4 30pm. 4 0 7 -3 2 3 2040X24 preferred; H igh School degree required. The job is project based and located in the UCF area. M u st be NOW HIRING TOLL COUECTORS flexible with schedule, to include Saturdays. Pay $10.00 per hour. Tim#: • am sharp Data: Wad. July 24th Location: 200 Waymont CL, 8ta 124, Laka Mary For more Information please call 407-330-7171 Must Bring Resume Lake Mary / Lake Jessup Paid TrsMngr Paid Vacation Background & Drag Screen Required I«ud Oteonwvty (mpkyar 407-578-7106 I k k k k k k k k k k k o i t i . i w Menjuel dial these .*$ U Ir II js n o s //i i ) a i i : l i \ t : 811 p«*»M. (4*7) i sos a t* m ix,e*/ «w . Udiet Call FREE! I«07)786 TALK Credit Cerd BilUad I-800-CITY F l'X iiitRt (*,!*■rt wnkt laeesessmii a n ( V c f c ea t t i s t k t x e a a g i r i u a a HoscncXA-I.naa.M l$ « lt.S * q ‘leria Ikstance CSatoSl Mey Apply Ladirs Talk FR E E lo U rn Nationwide 1407-830-DATE i • v 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407)323-8787 • ♦ • V This la 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. A ds wit) 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 1tem per ad and 1 ad per household per week. 4. You should call and cancel as soon as Item sells. B. 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 tulty prepared to the Seminole Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad wM start aa soon a s possible. 8 . C l a s s i f i e d Management's decision on copy acceptability will be final. / M A IL TO: Sem inole Herald Ctasslflsd Ada P.O. B o x 1667 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 • ONLY ONE ITEM $100 O R L E S S ] P R IN T A D H ER E: PH O NE: )Y e e ( )N o FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Rootan needed kAist heus own tools S transportation CaX Dave at 407314-6611 or 407-331-4079 M A ID S N E E D ED IM M EDIATELY! Maintenance Tech: FT position, complete benefit package. Apply to person. ADESA Orlando Sanlnrd 2500 ADESA Drive. Sentord. oomet ol Hwy 46 A 415. No phone c a ls EOE/M/F/H/V. Background check-Drug Testing Employer HCALTH MSUfUMCC ANO 401K PLANT Drvf free wortpteee. A*pty a t MO MMm Drive. Altamonte Springe 407-MO-MOO. pendabl*. S mature. MF 7 3 0 - 5 0 0 P.M. Transportation required C a l 407-324-1177 to Mart Maintenance ol pools, elect heel. panting, plumbing S what ever needed lo maintain the facilities of e fstirsm art community Need dean MVR S ability to drive a stick shin Can speak angksh 4 ability to get along with ratree* 4 0 7 -3 2 3 1 2 8 0 Plu m bers Helper: Residential contoucaon. mtotown 3 yra exp. 48 toSIOhrwtobaneta* 386-7380221. Real Estate Agents Experienced or |u*l staring out Exit Realty Preferred Is looking loi agents to )oin to our new and expended Laka Mary Olkce Weorter the very best career potential to the Reel Estate Industry C a l Ron: 407302-0919. M(EE AudMar 2 or 3 rtcyxs par week. 1 lpm-7*m that. Apply to person at Best Western Minna Hotel. Sanford. 4 0 7 -3 2 3 1 9 1 0 . Robb S Study, a high-end tumttura store Is accopxinq epfkra s one tor toe lOMOwmg position DefcveryW arehouse Mon-Frl. 6 5 58-89.50 Able to Ml 100 b * Fhseee apply to peraon tasrXktoVW* Frattr At our ttorv locution: 351 South SUto Rotd R 1 «434 Aiumoni* SphOQt 407-682-3700 Declare Your Independence!!!’!! lor 3 to 4 We neve estate cl toe ertrttSngayaiim grsWbcmapmpsme. See hours and most of *1 * njHptsc* to I rxpsrtsnte Sto att mu a bat* heiaty of I* t« be tree ol boear room uttol 1-800-682-3683 Mid ask tor Dan. Carat. orTlm indgsjn^ourl •OfficesCoast to Coast' Since 1954 * Wo Will Print & Deliver For You To Our R ead ers For Only 9c/Copy!l We Have a Way You Can Cut That Cost In HalPt Sentord H om ing Authority Housing Management Coordinator THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING OEPT 407-322 2811 The Housing Authority of the City ol Sentord (SHA) It accepting appttcabone lor a Housing Management Coordinator This position wJI b e responsible tor ensuring the On going and effective management ol the leased J aiMng units: promote sound proper management principles, provide Smety end accurate reports: laOMate meaningful resident participation In housing management planning: maintain M l occupancy; plan and execute tor bm eknett end qutkty ol maintenan ce work; xtrtet lease enfaroemara end U compkanoe x d i Uniform Physical Condition Standards. Mnmum reqursmenl Include A ssoclat* degree In m anagement, business administration, pubkc housing administration, social work, or related Fwtd. or 5 years progretsrv* responsible related work experience, 3 year* to a supervisory or program management capacity Mutt have knowledge to Pubkc Housing regulations and p d o e a Florida 8tatu ta* relating to Tenam/Landlord Law, end Fair Homing Laws. AbMty to u s* a computer (Windows. MS Word and Excel) t a t mutL Must have vekdFL driver's Icanaa and b t abto to meet r e plyweta reqjrwnerta ol lakj work and urat inspections Salary range ol 825.000k) S30.000 dependng on expertanca and quakficabona. plus b t n t lti (health inturanoo, vacation, tick leava) upon cocnpfation of probation partod. Emptoymanf sppicetiont my be obtaxwd M toe SH A.9I C sets (kewer OouL Benfcrt. R . 32771, phone (407) 323-3150. Person* selected lor employment ara tubfed to drug screening. The SHA It an Equal Opportunity Employer. Sentord Housing Authority Capital Impnovement Coordln net or The Housing Authority ol the City ol Sanlord (SHA) It accepting applications tor e Cnpit.v Improvement Coordinator This position wiX be rasponsfcle lor planning and executing (he physical Improvements ol the SHA’s six housing developments. Typical duties wM Include developing short »nd long range capital improvement plant, procuring to* service* ol d es^ i professionals end contractors, admxvslenng ■ capital improvement budget ot approximately $1 mJbon annually and administering construction end design contrads Mnmum rtquKements todud* B S degree to engrieertng. conttrocbori manogomors, MdXNl or nested area Must have ability to estimate construction costs, develop scopes ol work, monitor design and construction work, and understand and totarprat program n g J s k r s and pokdet ANkty to uea a computer (Window*. MS Word and Exeat) Is a mutt. Mutt hava vakd FL driver's Scene* and be able to meet Vie physical requxements ol Held work and m l Intpeclion* Salary range ol 43BJXX) to S44JX10. dsperekng on experience end qualifications, plus beneMs (healVt toeuranoe. vacabon, tick leave) upon comptalion ol probation period Employment apptcabon* may be cbtatoedMtoeS ................ ... S H A M E " “ Court SirtorilF L 32771, (toone (407) 3 2 3 3 1 5 0 . Persons selected tor employment are tubfect lo drug screening The SHA l* an Equal Opportunity Employer Edited by Timothy fe Paritor A C RO SS 1 Italian wine region B Shim on of Israel 1 0 B urlesques 1 4 B e the banker 1B Archie Bunker's wife 1 6 C ategorize 17*C am ek > r ch aracter 1 8 It's endangered 2 0 O n e with m ore than 15 minutes of fam e 2 2 Quaff with sushi 2 3 Tuck's partner 2 4 Luxuriate 2 7 Lifts the spir­ its 2 0 Jo rd an 's alm a m ater 3 4 M em ber of a Platte River native 3 5 Hrdlan frocks 3 6 First Family, 1009-1913 3 9 Bit of theater Utter 41 First nam e In gym nastics 43 Proofreader's cau A 4 4 G e ts an ed ge on 4 8 ____firms 4 8 Sniggler's pursuit 4 9 It's part of “The Divine conductor 4 5 Fishhook connector 4 7 At a great distance 8 0 Figures of Street denlzon 1 3 Transit map markings 1 9 On again, a s a lantern 21 Expressions of contem pt 2 8 O bserv a­ tories do It 2 6 Self-d efen se method 2 8 Literary collections 2 9 Raid the fridge 3 0 Holy R om an em peror 31 Cam elot fixture 3 2 Com m utes 3 3 Brother and husband of Isis 3 7 Adolescent 3 8 WWII battle site 4 0 Rhythm 4 2 “Rule, Britannia’ 8 2 Piau glib talk 8 4 If e taken If saved 5 8 Form er NBA rival 5 6 U sed car trailers? 8 9 Butler of note 6 3 Martin Luther Kina Jr.'s aw are 6 7 Closing in 6 8 Tern's cousin 6 9 Like human h ead s and cup trophies 7 0 La D ouce, in film 71 Arrest 7 2 T h e going rate? 7 3 Kind of cat DOWN 1 Sir G uinness 2 Unit of loudness 3 Shadow 4 Owing 8 Kirk bench 6 Old-English tetter 7 Dutch-bom reformer Ja c o b August 8 Kett Of the com ics 9 Israeli monoy 1 0 Fire proof? 11 Touchdown follower 12 Sesam e 61 Rotating to o cultural group 6 2I Hunger Hu sen sation s 6 3 Mora or less 5 7 Lint catcher 5 6 Your highness 6 0 Eliel's son 61 P a ck down II’ 62 I potato's acce sso ry 6 4 Oriole's hom o, perhaps 6 5 End of a serie s you know well 6 6 Hall-ol-famor Roush PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER O 2002 U ntv*fuJ Pt« m SymfccuHi www u e ip ro si corn “ NO E N D " by Alan Olschwang 1 2 3 4 | [o 14 6 7 8 16 n 1* 20 22 21 26 12 4 20 I 27 to I r l ■ 11 30 40 12 13 37 38 Ol O.' 23 28 34 I41 I 43 44 01 62 63 134 60 66 MANY COLORS 6 SCENTS MANY OTHER GIFTS AT S0\ 63 Off FOUND AT BOYD ENTERPRISES IN 101 ♦ (RAFTERS. 66 IN WALMART PLAZA. I BLK N Of LAKE MARY BLVD ON Need Some ADVfcftTtSINd lo Promote Your Business1 Then C * I l i t About Oyer* T h a U p ilv e r ta l C r o s s w o r d 17 AS LOW AS $6.95, POTTED AND WRAPPED SUITABLE FOR GIFTS. MANY STYLES Sanford Airport. Inanerslor loch with basic maxitenence exp FT. *IQ t». 3pm-t1 30pm. M. Tto Fn. Sat. Sun trait Sh4t Bm* re-evakialed In O d Fax resume Attention HR. 4075854545 S e le s Assistant: FT position. compSats benetl package, txxxa ptan avkisbte Apply In person. ADESA Ortando-Sentord, 2 5 0 0 ADESA Drive. Sentord, comer of Hwy 46 S 415. No phone c a ls EOE/UFrtW Background chack/Diug Testing Employer Part Time, Manager's A ssistant, SSJhr. 407-767-0970 Initial Service With T h is A d MANY SIZES FOR EVERY TASTE AND FENG SHUI! @ 101 + CRAFTERS IN W A L M A R T CN TR HAND P O U R E D CANDLES AS L O W AS 2.00 A D O RESS: I aubacrlbs to tha 8am lnola Harald ( REST PRIVlimOM TUUUTU $30.00 Off LUCKY BAMBOO • M U ST IN C LU D E P R IC E NAME: TRULV ■T O M B S H i l B i B Hair Stylist. Manicurist /Peckcunst Sanlordaraa. Est. salon under new ownership. Rentals avail tovnedtotefy 407-970-7864. 61— M oney to L end L ecals Associates lor e hum an resource consulting and 4.5C1I r J 71 17 92 IN SANFORD. PH 407-J 27-I I 0I I 60 160 10 7 lo o l? 2 [7 0 �Page 7 B Su n d ay. J u ly 2 1 . 2 0 0 2 CLASSIFIED ------------------------- Seminole Herald You can fax your ad to 407-323-9406 3°° N. Franch Av*., Sanford 32771 • P. 0. Box 1667, Sanford 32772 Our offica la opan to carve you Monday throuflh Friday, 6 am - 5 pm 322-2611 DEADLINES: Deadline is 4 p.m. on Monday lor Wednesday paper and 4 p.m. Thursday for the Weekend edition. A 4 Kne minimum applies to private party ads. Certain ads and classifications require prepayment. Legals Deadlines: Friday, 5 pm for W ednesday Edition V ________________ Wednesday, 5 pm lor Sunday Edition.________________ It •i Home Health Care EMPLOYMENT 12 Elderly Care 13 14 15 16 16 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 Health & Beauty For Sale Cem etery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals H e a lth c a re Lost & Found Special Notices Nursery & Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services 4 5 Debt Consolidation | 5 5 B u siness Opportunities 6 7 Opportunities 5 9 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 6 3 Mortgages 71— H elp W a n t e d | 7 0 Education & Training 71 Help Wanted 7 3 Employment Wanted 91 Apartments/ Homes To Share 9 3 Room s For Rent ' 9 5 Roommate Wanted 9 6 Retirement Homes 9 7 Apartments - Furnished 9 9 Apartments • Unfurnished 100 Condomlnum Rentals 101 H ouses Furnished 103 H ouses Unfurnished 105 Dupies/Triplex 107 Mobile Homes For Rent 111 R esort Vacations 114 Warehouse/Rental S p a c e 115 Industrial Rentals dunes assigned. May operate a computer and other office equipment. Musi have veld FL driver’s Scenes. Salary Is S7.7S par hour M s position is pari-txne and 4 to exceed one year. I appkeabone may ba e EnA. M Caste Brewer Court 8anford. FL, 32771, phone (407^ 323-3150. Persons n l r d id tor smpioymant era eubfect to tkug •cleaning. The SHA ----- It wi Equal For 10: X ) Church Senrica and Wednesday Rehearsal. Longwooa runs Congregefxmel Church Ph: 407-332-8253. ask lor Dr. Youngblood or tax resume to 407332-0267, email: brsnoifiosOaoioom The Houeing Authonty of the Cay oi Sanford (SHA) it accepting applications lor a Supportive oervtcea ajoa. unoer me general supervision of the Resident inmawst uoofomstor, ova poaroon s i bs re sp o n se s for assisting ths program coonfinator wdh arranging actrvtbes Mka recreation, w etness programs, transportation services meals services housekeeping We oiler a competitive compeneaOon pkg. Inducing 4 0 1k. stock purchsss, purchas dsotsi, vacation ana nosaty plans. We era m EOE end drug fra# workpieoe. dubet setigned. May operate a computer and ether office equipment. Mutt have vsid FL driver’s Scenes. Salary Is 17.75 par hour. This portion it pari-One and temporary, not to e xce e d one Year. Employment appkcations may be obtoSwd d h e SHA. B4 CaeSe Ekswer Coni, 8artad.FL 32771, phone (407) 323-3150 Parsons ts ts d a d tor era subfeol to drug Th e SHA Is an Equal O pportunity E fn p to y tf. Send raeume to: Featherika Luxury Coaches 1601 DotgnerF Santord, FL 32771 Phone:407-323-1120 Fax: 407-646-1056 E-mai fobdyenlara com S h e Work: Experienced Storm end UMmaa Pipe. Equipmani Operator. F/T, pension, vacaaon, hofedays. 407« 322-8133. 231 Cars For S a le 2 34 Automotive Accessories 2 3 5 Truck/Buses/Vans For S a le 2 3 6 Car Rentals 2 3 8 Vehicles Wantod 2 3 9 Motorcydes/Bikes For Sale 2 4 0 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. Vehides/Campers For Sale 2 4 3 Trailers For Sale 2 4 5 Farm Equipment MISCELLANEOUS 199 P ets A Supplies 2 0 0 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 H orses 2 0 5 Heavy Machinery 2 0 7 Jewelry 2 0 9 Wearing Apparel 211 Antlque/Cotlectibles 2 1 5 B oats A A ccessories 2 1 7 G arage S a le s 2 1 9 Wanted to Buy 2 5 2 Accounting 2 5 3 Additions A Remodeling 2 5 4 Air Conditioning T e B m a ik e te r^ ^ ^ Jo o ^ ^ o o o r appomtmant eetlera for home mpnwemert A eecuty Ptoducla Mral be professional, exp preferred. Salary plus commission. 407-6866064. 2 Story Victorian Home. Hrstonc Dialrtct. Ipic, balcony, houte privUegee. SKXVWK. A100 depout 407-328-5277 Work From Horn# To *1500/mo PT. ASk/mo FT kkomat/MaS Order 800-331-6242. Parte Counlee Person C h assis Oarvtoo Technician Good Things to Eat Musical Instruments Miscellaneous Auctions 93— R ooms For R ent Serv ice Technician ----a -a frhtnri ana otsaoreo rssoonts at n rieoomg Gardens, makaa arrangements for open houses, fe e , potfiooAtfes and duplicates information, answer 221 222 223 229 181 Appliances & Furniture For Salo 183 Television A StoroaTtadio 165 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 169 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment Tractor/Bobcat Operator: Final grade experience. F/T. pension, vacation, hokdayt. 407-322-6133. 7 <m? Taachaf P/T Teacher. Education Program to students vttklng Via Zoo. Work w#h transit Ftsxtto days, M f. 9 0 0 a m • 2.0 0 pin . Teaching Exp. praf. but wd Van S6 5 0 hr. Cel 407-323-4450 or compieie an eppera lrxi el Cartrsl Ftortoe Zoctotfcsf Perk. 3755 N. Hwy 17-92, Setdord. a _______________ 73— E mployment Wanted rt . a 4a _ . . a . a . - p r s ^ x a 444-4- uroao r/oMeogs n rra itaas, wee A Sheatfed, Color Stripping. Camera. Sm al P r e u e t C a t lUok. 4 0 7 -3 0 2 6 7 6 3 In the event vo u need to chan ge vour ad; II you n eed to ch a n g e your ad while It is running, please give us a call and w e will m ake the ch a n g e tor the next available edition. P lea se check your ad on the first day of publication. It you find an error, p lease call us immediately and we wm correct the error lor th e next publication W e are responsible lor the .fir s t Insertion only and only lor the co st of the first Insertion__________ L ' 71— H elp Wanted 71— H elp Wanted NEEDED Planlat/Accom panlBt * i l •K MERCHANDISE 141 Hom es For Sale 143 Out of State Property For Sale 145 R esort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For S a le 148 Mobile Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Properly For S a le 151 Investment Property For S a le 153 A creage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For S a le 157 Mobile Homes For Sale 159 R eal Estate Wanted 160 B u sin ess For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For S a le 165 Duplex For Sale RENTALS Houeing Authority Supportive Service Aide (Elderly) The Housing Autoorify of tie C«y of 8enlord(SHA) le acceptxig eppScxUont for a Supportive u S v t M akj#. unoer ms gsnsrsi supsnritJon o( ths R s ttts n l intajtrves Coordtottor, this postton wfl bs rttp o n ttm for m i i tlnQ the progrim coordrutor with arranging •cbvOss tfce recreation, wetness programs, transportation services, m eet services housekeeping ■■fe tm ru , and m ssin g i tor etterty — . —-a j i — x i . j 1 j — ■ - —* ^ ,- * - — Ana cneorea rewoenu 11 neoaiog Qerdene, mekee e/rengementa lor opsnhsutss, dee, potto coM ee end duplicates Information, answer 117 Commercial Rentals 118 Office S p a c e For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 1 2 5 L e a se To Own 127 Storage/Office For Rent REAL ESTATE 71—H elp Wanted Housing Authority B upp w tlo i Sto ries Aide (Elderly) O pportunity E m p to y af HI 6 7 Career Consultants •L 1- 1 1 3 l P a yin g for vo u r cla ssifie d ad; W e gladly accep t M astercard or V ita W e also will take ca sh or a personal ch eck . Advertisers who wish to b e tolled can m ake arrangem ents at the time their ad Is placed. P le a se k eep m mind that ad s m the Porsonais (cla ss 21). B u sin ess Opportunities (class. 5 5 ) & O arage S a le s (217) require payment in advance. We e k l y R e n t a l s Starting O 562/wk. 2 5 5 Alterations 2 5 6 Appliance Repair 2 5 7 Auto Elect. Repair 2 5 8 Automotive 2 6 0 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 2 6 2 Cabinets 2 6 3 Carpentry 2 6 4 Carpet A Installations 2 6 5 Carpet Cleaning 2 6 6 Ceiling Repair 2 6 7 Ceram ic Tile 2 6 8 Child C are Centers 2 6 9 Cleaning Services 2 7 0 Concrete 271 Construction 2 7 2 Delivery Services 2 7 5 Drywall 2 7 6 Electrical 2 7 7 F e n ce 2 7 8 Handy Man 2 7 9 Hauling 2 8 0 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 2 8 2 Janitorial Services 2 8 3 Jew elry A Repair 2 8 4 Lakefront Clearing 2 8 5 Landscaping 2 8 6 Laundry Services Very nice, very d ean fcxn nrv Neviy remodeled, e l u6. cable. A1C. Indry. phone, U ch use. sac. dr, resident owner.' private entrance Ho Sm otilngr Only drug I ty. 407-330-7 57373. Furnished room, a l utilities paid Laundry Rm aval washar/drysr. Share kachen. outexte entrance to room. 407-323-1740 Flea room In to gs pkahtxxna Some house prtvtiegee. 5300 moves you In . C e l for d e ta il 407-324-8000 Private Room In Longwood Home, Steady Employed. Non-Smoker S68/wk. 550 D eport 4 0 7 -6 3 0 6 2 1 6 Santord HiUonc Ettoency. good nelghijoitiood, 5300/5300 4073216757. 290 291 292 293 294 295 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 311 312 313 314 316 318 319 8pacfout 1 room apt wlarge bath A closet Private drive. Air, quiet area Next to b its tral. A550’mo, ndudaa electric, garbage A water. 407-3023659. 5= 407-330-4423 289 Locksmith 97— A partments Furnished 99—Apartments U nfurnished G a n g s Apt t/t 5530/ mo Indudss power, gas, water A csbls. Sals, qUW ares. 407-262-1394 Wry rios togs 1 BR Apia swA, oomsr 14lh A Santord Avs. Santord A400A5500rino. Ctaan quiaL alabia only. Dsvtd. 4 0 5 -4 1 5 6 4 5 1 . 99—A partments U nfurnished 101— HousesF urnished IMAHINcn l i D l l i l C D 'Q 1 A tlP a V/ll VILLAUC LAKE AOA 1 BORM M9GUO 2 BORM . 1570140 ANO UP CaM* Indented 407*323-8670 Masonry Mortgages Moving A Storage Oil, Lube A Filter Painting Paper Hanging P est Control Piano/Organ Tuning Plumbing P ressu re Cleaning Roofing S c re en A G lass Work Secretarial A Typing Siding Sm all Business Stained G lass Swimming Pool Services Termite Repair Transportation Travel Tree Service TV/Radto Upholstery Welding A Sh eet Metal Wen Dnlling Window Washing A Tinting 99— A partments ■ U nfurnished 95— R oommate Wanted Seeking a person to share my home, view of Lake Monroe, house privtsgss C el 407-328-7232 lor an appomiment 2 8 7 Lawn Services 2 8 8 Legal Sendees Ctssn A S s o x s tor SaigM AAA only Also Room let Rani FuS House prMtogst. $130/wk, tS ubkllss Ind. 3 21-377-3033. 103— H o u s e s U n fu r n ish ed DOYLE'S RENTALS Sanford: 1BR IBA W-Waler. Sewer A G arbage Ind. Heet A Air A45<V5350 Deport Sanford: 2BH/1DA W/Dming Rm. Living Rm, Hdwd Floors. Lg Screened Porch. DM Garage. Storage $ 6 5 0 4 6 0 0 Deport Mayfair M eadows: 2BFV2BA Condo w/Encloead Porch Comm. Pool. W/D Hook-Ups 5675/1650 Deposit Winter S p rin g s: 3BR/1.5BA W/Stngle Garage. New Flooring A Paint. $725/1700 D eport Longwood: 4BIV2BA Spbt Plan. W tW Garage. Lg Screened Porch. Living Rm. FamSy Rm. Fireplace. Formal Drang R m . SI15& 31100 Deport IdyfhvAde: 48R/2BA WiPod. Fanriy Rm, Den. Formal Dm ng Rm. Fvaftooa. New Ftoomg A P a r t Pod Serv. Included 1 )2 5 0 4 1 2 0 0 DOYLE REALTY. MC. (407) 322-2495 WE RENT A SELL HOMES ROSELEA VILLAS Move In special, 2Bsdroom/1Bsth Is lU o . R ani S IM . 370-6613 Of 168 1100 <cV7( iO 407-321-0759 You Gotta Have Friends... And A National Magazine. And Prescription Discounts. And Other Healthcare Discounts. And Travel Opportunities. And, So Much More... 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P roce e d East to L o d n vu cxJ Blvd. a n d lu m left; Turn right o n to S.R. 4 1 9 to T he Sanctuary Gated elegan cefon t $200s 4 0 7 .3 0 2 .4 1 7 7 4 Models 1 - 4 t o S R 4 6 , Left o n 4 6 , 115 18 3 Venezia Veneto Amalfi 2722 2240 2012 4/3 4/2.5 4/3 $278,516 $211,990 $215,490 NOW! August September Incredible h om e vi sought after Wekiv o f Seminol in th e highly ce Forest area W e s t to O r e g o n R ig h t o n O r e g o n , Left o n O r a n g e B lv d . 1/2 M i l e o n right H om esfrom the $150s f; J 11 I 15 43 44 Villa Capistrano 1874 1920 Robin MonteCarlo 1959 3/2 $180,990 August 4/2 $173,490 4/2.5 $204,990 September atember A gated hidden jewel on three lakes in convenient, close-in Casselberry. 4 0 7 .3 3 9 .9 1 0 0 4 Models S.R . 4 3 6 to 1 7 -9 2 , g o nortit 1 m ile lo I ’lu m o sa , left o n P lu m o sa , c o n t in u e o n P lu m o sa , m o d e l ce nter o n right. E G R E T S LANDING Homesfio m the $130s 210 134 •165 Poinciana Oriole Falcon 1 2320 1702 1834 4/2.5 3/2 4/2 $186,090 $150,210 $159,090 NOW! NOW! July 4 0 7 .3 0 2 .7 0 0 5 5 Models F ro m 1-4 East at L a k e M a r y B lv d .; left o n A m enity C en ter in C o u n t r y C l u b R o a d , R ig h t o f C ry sta l L a k e A v e .; __________C o m m u n it y 2 .5 m ile s o n right. �Page 8C T in S eminole H exald Sunday. July 21.2002 F ood Add fla ir to a backyard barbecue ackyard barbecues ara an all-Amarican aummar staple. Tnere's never a fixed menu, but you can alw ays count on an appsarancs by traditional favorites Ilka ham­ burgers, hot dogs, watermel­ on, and of course, potato salad. Light, yet hearty and refreshing, fresh homemade potato salad Is a natural match for the som etim es hot and spicy main characters of traditional barbecue. T his summer, add a Span ish flair to your sam e o r salad with this quick and easy recipe for potato salad.tapas, courtesy of *Tapas* (Perlplus . Editions), by Richard Tapper. A s diverse a s they are deli­ cious, tapes are tiny appetiz­ ers that can usually be eaten In a few bites. The tradition of tapes pro­ vides a leisurely, com panion­ able way to enjoy a host of different tastes while enjoying lively conversation and the good com pany of family and friends. B Potato Sa la d (Ensaladllla) Se rve s 8 This m ayonnaiae-and-potato salad, found In every tapes bar In 8paln, Is Invariably one of the first d ishes to bo pre­ sented each day. It begins a s a highly decorated m ound of salad on a large platter and dim inishes a s the d ay pro­ gresses. • 6 potatoes, boiled, peeled and diced • 1/2 cup diced cooked car­ rot • 1/2 cup cooked green peas • 1 cup Garlic m ayonnaise • Salt and freshly ground pepper • 1 red and 1 green bell pepper, roasted, peeled and seeded, then cut Into strips • P aisley springs, for gar­ nish In a bowl, mix potatoes, carrot, peas, m ayonnaise and salt and pepper to taste. M ound on a platter, top with pepper strips and garnish with p lflliy , The flavor will Improve If the salad Is left standing for an hour at room temperature. Summertime 'Blues’ Seasonal berry healthy treatfo r summer id you know that compared to 40 other fresh fruits and vegetables, the blueber­ ry is ranked first in antioxi­ dant activity? According to the North American Blueberry Council, a new study funded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) and the U S . Department of Agriculture found that blueberries and other foods containing antioxidants may act to pro­ tect the body against dam­ age from oxidative stress, one of several biological processes implicated in aging and in the develop­ ment of a number o f ncurodegencrativc diseases. That's rig h t folks — blue­ berry season is back. From now through October, these little bundles of high-pow­ ered flavor are at their peak. Take full advantage o f the season with this recipe for a perfect sum mer day: start ou t w ith fresh blueberries in your breakfast cereal or y og u rt and finish with a sweet blueberry treat Following ate a week's worth of ideas for simple blueberry finales — getting healthy never tasted so good! 1. Spoon fresh or frozen blueberries over frozen vanilla yogurt or ice cream. Sprinkle granola or wheat germ on top. 2. Toss a handful of dried blueberries into your favorite recipe for sugar or oatmeal cookies. 3. Freeze fresh blueberries or bananas. In a blender; whip together the frozen fruit with orange or pineap­ ple juice until smooth. 4. Place cantaloupe quar­ ters in bowls. Fill with scoops o f lemon sorbet or vanilla ice cream and show­ er with fresh blueberries. 5. Prepare lemon, tapioca or another pudding accord­ ing to package directions. Stir fresh or partially thawed frozen blueberries into the partially set pud­ ding. Beat the heat with apple sorbet esp ite the soon to be heard school bells, su m m er's not ov er yet. In fact, in Florida, the sw eetest, steam iest d ays o f the season are ju st getting started . So kick baclC relax and keep you r cool w ith this subtly flavored "A p p le Sorbet w ith G in g er", cour­ tesy o f "A n A p ple H arvest: Recipes and O rchard Lore“(Ten Speed Press), by Frank Brow ning and Sharon Silva. D D APPLE SO R B E T W ITH G IN G ER Makes about 2 quarts • 4 pounds assorted red­ skinned apples like Staym an W inesap, Jonathan, B raebu m and N orthern Spy • 11/2 inch piece fresh gin­ ger • 1 bottle (750 m l) good quality G ew tirztram iner • 1 cu p sugar Btusbsrry Muon Is back. Take lull advantage of It with this redpe lor a perfect summer day: start out with trash blueberries In your breakfast cereal or yogurt, and finish with a sweet blueberry treat. 6. Toss blueberries with sliced peaches,plum s and other sum mer nruits for a refreshing end to your meal. If you like, enhance the tangy-sweet flavor by stir­ ring in sugar and lime or lemon juice — for a deli­ cious surprise, sprinkle with black pepper. 7. Cope with a lateevening snack attack by munching on frozen blue­ berries. C u t the apples into sixths lengthw ise, bu t d o not peel or core. Place in a heavy saucepan. Lightly cru sh the ginger under the flat sid e o f a knife to release its flavor, and add to the p an along w ith about 2 cups o f the w ine. Place over m edium high heat, bring to steady sim m er and cook for about 15 m inutes, or until the apples are soft. Add the sugar and stir until it d is­ solves, ab ou t 2 m inutes. Rem ove from the heat and scoop o u t and discard the ginger. P ass the cooked apples and their liquid through a food m ill fitted w ith the fine disk,' placed ov er a bow l. Stir in the rem aining w ine, cov er and refrigerate until chilled , about 2 hours. lY ansfer the chilled m ix­ ture to an ice cream m aker and freeze according to the m anu factu rer's directions. Spoon into a container, cov er and place in the freez­ er until firm , ab ou t two hours. Spoon into d e a r glass bow ls to serve. ‘C hill o u t’ during the sum m er w ith refreshing new raspberry dessert X Tothlng caps a hot day on the links or i \ just manning the grill like a cool, refreshing dessert But who wants to be stuck slaving away in a hot kitchen to serve up something cool to guests? This "Vanilla Cream Terrine with Raspberry Coulis" is a great option. Smooth, cool and creamy, you can prepare most of the Ingredients ahead of time. • 2 cups plain whole-milk yogurt • 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract For the raspberry coulis: • 2 cups raspbrtnes • 3 tablespoons superfine sugar l b garnish: • 11/2 cups raspberries • Fresh mint leaves Vanilla Cream Terrine S tn es6 You will need a plastic freezer box meas­ uring 4 inches wide by 4 inches high by four inches deep. For the terrine: • 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin • 2 cups heavy cream • 1/3 cup superfine sugar Begin by placing the gelatin in a cup together with six tablespoons of the cream artd leaving it to soak for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, place the rest of the cream in a saucepan with the sugar and heat gently till the sugar has dissolved (it's important not to overheat the cream). Next add the soaked gelatin to the warm cream and stir every­ thing over the heat for a few seconds. Now remove the cream mixture from the heat. In a mixing bowl, stir the yogurt and vanilla together, thro pour in the gelatin cream mixture through a strainer. Mix very thoroughly and pour the whole lot into the plastic box, allow to cool, then cover and chill in the refrigerator for at least four to six hours or preferably overnight until it's set Meanwhile, make the ctxilis by pladng the raspberries In a bowl and then sprin­ kling them with the superfine sugar. Leave to soak for 30 minutes and thro you can either strain them directly back into the bowl or, to make the straining easier, process them first, then strain into the bowl. Taste to check that you have added enough sugar, then pour into a pitcher and chill until you're ready to serve the terrine. To serve, turn the terrine out onto a board, first sliding a spatula around the edges to loosen it, then giving it a hefty shake to turn it out. Cut into six slices and arrange each slice on a plate. Spoon a little coulis over the top left-nand comer and the bottom right-hand comer of each one and decorate with fresh raspberries and mint leaves. Vanilla Cream Terrine �Section G LifeStvl •S u n d a y July 21, 2002 Inside; R e l i g i o n 4C-5C D o r is D ie t r i c h 3 C M a r v a H a w k in s 7 C P eo p le are tu rn in g to n a il tech n icia n s f o r rela xa tio n a n d style Bkj — o y Micnvitw j v n i Managing Editor B French manicure, people are sitting down if front of nail technicians to give their hands and feet some style. etty Hickson admits she occa­ sionally enjoys a Uttle bit of pampering. It doesn't have to be anything exotic Same sculpturing and a or polishing their own nails. That's fresh coat of polish can make her fed like where a good nail tech comes in.' In Hickson's opinion, Thompson is a princess for a day. one of those 'good nail techs.' For the When the Sanford resident is ready to past year and a half, she has been profes­ indulge herself, she visits Dcniese sionally buffing, filing and polishing Thompson, a nail technician at Salon On nails for people in the community. Park. In less than an hour, Hickson's Although one of the best assets to whim for royalty is fulfilled through a spa manicure or a new set of acrylic have in Thompson's business is a steady hand, the nail tech believes passion la the nails. most valuable. "And, then there's a pedicure," "You can't really do it unless you have Hickson said. "There's nothing like a >a passion for it," Thompson said. 'I f you nice pedicure. It makes happy fe e t' have the passion, you will succeed " Hickson is one of millions of men and Thompson's passion grew at an early women each veer who seek the look of age, and she has enjoyed "messing well-groomed fingers and toes. From the around'with hair and nails for simple nail buff toi the I" classy yean. It wasn't until recently, how­ ever, that she decided to take her interest to a professional level. Becoming a professional cer­ tified nail technician takes hours of training and course work. For Thompson, that meant going back to the classroom and tak­ ing courses in anatomy, skin dis­ orders, sanitation and applica­ tion. Almost 250 hours later, she achieved her goal. At Salon On Park. Thompson provides almost every kind of 4m* nail service imaginable. She specializes in pink and whites, creative nail designs and silkwraps. Her favorite is the spa manicure and pedicure, which includes the soaking of hands and feet ■ massage with lotions and oils and nail styling. '1 like the spa, because it is a very per­ sonal service between the client and the nail tech," Thompson said. "They look for pampering and personality in the service, and that's what I give them." With a steady hand, Thompson can paint various designs on both finger and toe nails. Her most unusual request was from a bride-to-be, who eventually left the salon with real Lace on her finger­ nails. Although lace wasn't around thou­ sands of years ago, people in ancient societies used other materials on their nails to indicate class status and nobility. The art of nail color originated in China around 3,000 BC, where royal fingernails were painted black and red. In ancient Egypt and Rome, military commanders painted their nails to match their Ups before they went off to battle. In fact, it was more common for the men, rather than women, in past civiliza­ tions to paint their nails. In southern Babylon, for example, noblemen used solid gold tools to give themselves mani­ cures and pedicures. Today, there aren't too many people who use gold during a manicure service. Although some nail technicians use elec­ i and equipment, Thompson tronic filesi prefers doing everything by hand. She also makes sure all the data, including product ingredients, are in front of her in case a customer has questions. As for choosing a nail technician, there is one important rule Thompson suggests people remember and follow. "If you don't see sanitizer, don't get a manicure," she said. "A sanitary work­ place is the key to keeping the client and the nail tech free from bacteria. That's very Important." After a customer determines the nail technician is following the rules of sani­ tation, he or she can expect to sit in the chair between 40 minutes and 11/2 hours, depending on how much prepara­ tion the customer needs before the serv­ ice. • "If nails are ruined, it takes a lot of propping," Thompson said. At Salon On Park, prices vary depend­ ing on the service. A spa manicure costs $18, while a full set of nails with tips costs $25. The most expensive option is the pink and white, which costs $45. Since manicures are an inexpensive way for people to pamper themselves and take, on average, an hour to com­ plete, Salon On Park Owner Lee-Anne Beal believes the service is the perfect way to relax in today's hectic society. "People can come in, sit back and relax during their lunch time," Beal said. "It's perfect for people at work who want too hurry up and get back 1into their lives afterr a little bit pampering" �Page 2C Sunday. July 21.2002 T h e S eminole H erald Foundation receives grant for mentoring program The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools was recent­ ly notified that it has been award­ ed a Governor's Mentoring Initiative grant. The grant’s goal is to expand the mentoring programs at Front Porch Community's tan geted schools: Goldsboro Elementary, Millennium Middle, Sanford Middle, and Wicklow Elementary. Partnering with the Goldsboro Front Porch Council, the Dividends School VMuntccr I’rogram will be recruiting and training 50 additional mentors for these sdtools. The new mentors will be assisting students in the schools to achieve school success. Some of the mentors will be focusing on life skills while others will be focusing on reading. The Front Porch Program was created by Gov. Jeb Bush to revital­ ize and empower depressed, urban areas. Each Front Porch Community creates a council that establishes priorities and programs to revitalize the area baaed on the area’s Individual needs. Santord City Commtsstonor For more information on men­ toring, please call the Seminole County Public Schools' Dividends School Volunteer Program at 407320-0178. Each new mentor attends an initial training and is fingerprinted for a background screening The next mentor training is 9a.m. Wednesday, Aug 21, at the Educational Support Center, 400 E Lake Mary Boulevard, Sanford. 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S 3 200 8 . PARK (CORNER OF 2ND i PARK) • SANFORD B �T h e S eminole H erald Sunday. July 21.2002 Page 7C Members of Hall family gather to celebrate togetherness The Herbert L Hall Sr. fami­ family members returned to ly reunion was a celebration of New Jersey, Bushncll, family, friends, and a time to Tallahassee, North Carolina, remember fond memo­ Tampa, DeLand, ries of the past. It was a Winter Haven, Fort time to fill your hearts Lauderdale, with beauty and hope. Immokalee, The seventh fiatherPennsylvania, Connecticut, Miami, ing of the Hall patri­ Lakeland, Georgia, arch's family was host­ ed by the Halls of Maryland, Sanford, George and Jacksonville, Deltona, Elmira, Jan H. Jones, Pompano, Delaware and Eustis. George Jr., Tara Lynne, Warva Vemiotta H. Jackson, A family that at pray prays Juanita H. Green, Elma H a w k in s together, staysi ItogethH. Swain, Robert L. # e e er. Hall and Katrice Green Galloway. The National 100 Black The weekend of July 13 -1 4 Women of Funeral Services, was filled with planned activi­ In c and the Wilson ties from a picnic at Sylvan Eichelberger Mortuaiy staff is Lake Park to the Satuida'ry evening banquet where they all presenting the annual Eunice ldella Wilson Scholarship bene­ gathered at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce build­ fit. The program of music entertainment and honor will ing. be to endow the Eunice L Sunday morning worship Wilson Scholarship Fund, service was held at the Hall's which will help to provide a family church. Holy Trinity scholarship for an aspiring Church of God in Christ. young person who wishes to Participants gathered for the pursue a career In the mortu­ Soul F a d meal at the ary profession. This scholarship Woman's Q u b after the serv­ will honor the life and legacy ice. of a dedicated servant and The true meaning of family community worker. Those was si town through the week­ wishing to make financial end as tin- Halls celebrated the donations may honor Ms. family legacy and family love Wilson by contacting ALzada for one another, having been Washington at Wilsonshown by the five siblings of Eichelbergcr Mortuary, 1110 the late Herbert and Margie Pine Avenue, P.O. Box 974, Hall, Sr. who graced the week­ Sanford, 32772 or phone 407end o f family togetherness as over 200 family members 322-5212. The program will be joined the time to remember, celebrate and give thanks. Saturday, July 20 at 7 p.m., at Calvary Temple of Praise Siblings in attendance were Jam es Monroe Halt, Margie Church, 2020 McCracken Road. Hall McGriff, Johnny Thomas Hall, George Melvin Hall, and Elijah William Hall. These five are active family Festival 2002 will be held Aug. members of Herbert Leroy Hall 1 2, from 11 a.m. until 3 p m at Sr., who passed away In 1972. the Westside Boys and Girls Club. An entrepreneur in his day, he operated a barbershop and gro­ The Grove Counseling Center sponsors this communi­ cery store. Tire house that con­ tained the two businesses still ty fun, food and information day stands on Main Street in the i City t There will be free entertain­ ment, prizes and game as well Herbert and Margie moved to as Community Resources Bushnell, Florida where their informational display’s. 35 grandchildren loved to visit Grandma Hall in the country. For information call 407-5881034. After a fun filled weekend. IIF R IiE K T L . I I A L L F A M I L y R E L IN K JU LY 1 3 -1 4 2 0 0 2 «»---- 1J n F in ln »----a i -------- l l ---- a.I---- n t f i i a pnoio Dy M in ri rnw Rini M em ber* of the Herbert L. Had Sr., family pose for a photo during a recent gathering celebrating the larmt/s legacy and togetherness. The event w as held last weekend. Let Us Do Your How did he do that? We Do It All!! CALL TODAY! 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The same as our regret when we left the Grand Canyon. That we couldn't spend more time there. But we had a schedule we had to stick to, so we headed for Sequoia and King's Canyon. Sequoia National M ary Park and King's Canyon National Park R o w are adjoining parks south o f Yosemite. They arc characterized by giant redwoods and an array o f untouched wilderness. Sequoia and King's Canyon have fewer public roads for their size than any other national park. Most o f their wilderness is just that, wilder­ ness. Want to see the canyon that gave its name to the park? You've got a long walk to it. It's nice to know that roads aren't going to be destroying these parks. Together, the two parks have over 200 caves in them. Caves are very susceptible to dam ­ age from outside sources. H aving tourists in a cave m eans, o f course, having lights inside the cave. The com bination o f the tw o increases algae growth in places that would not norm al­ ly have it. It also disturbs the wildlife that lives there. The one cave that is open is the Crystal Cave. The gulde- book states that it is a steep half-m ile hike to the cave. The narrow path to the cave is downhill. W hich, physics being physics, m eans you have to walk uphill com ing out o f the cave. Steep halfmile hike is not an exaggeration although it m ay be an under­ statement. I think the ldcbook should vc said, “no, we're not kidding, this is seriously steep!” I did, finally, m ake it back up, an embarrassingly long distance behind e ll thc'rest o f my family. And it was several days before my legs forgave me. The sequoias are amazing. They grow in small groves in both parks. There's also a grove of them in Yosemite (which we never m ade it to) and Redw oods N ational Park in N orth California. W hen you see these m agnificent trees and team about their history, it m akes you wish there'd been more “tree hug­ ger*” around in the 1800's. An obscene num ber o f the giant trees went to logging. Early environm entalists like John M uir helped save the ones that were saved, but it's sad to think so m any w ere lo s t If you have the chance, go see them while they're still there. Like the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, King's Canyon and Sequoia N ational Parks are all plagued by ad d rain and air pollution. We left the par’ s and head ­ ed back to Las Vegas. We took E a different route back, so it w asn’t as bad for part of the trip. Until w e hit foe desert. I know a lot of people live near deserts and think they're great, but I really like green and there's very little o f that in deserts. We got back to I .as Vegas and checked in at the Excalibur. It's "o n the strip", so w e'd be able to sec more o f Las Vegas. We had one full day to spend in Las Vegas before we flew out. Several years ago, Las Vegas started trying to attract families, billing itself as a family desti­ nation for a family vacation. Well, guess what? It's not a family place. There's a reason they call Vegas "S in C ity ". Do not take your children to Las Vegas. You can 't go anywhere in Las Vegas w ithout going through a sm oky casino. People under 21 are not allow ed in casinos. So each casino has a different color or pattern o f carpet o r tile run­ ning through the casino as a walkway. If you're on that, you're not in the casino. W hile w e were in Vegas, they w ere having a debate about a new law restricting sm oking in public buildings. Casinos o f course would be exempt because only people over 21 are allow ed in them. W hich, o f course, is a joke. A t alm ost any hotel, you have to go through a casino to get to your room, to get to the restaurant, to get anywhere. Som e o f the buildings were n e a t We walked dow n to Paris to see the Eiffel Tower replica. But that w as a walk § -..T 5 1 r > r to ivy Mary . FoSowing Sbpt. 11, an Impromptu m am ortl ter poioa and Wraflghian fana a* Vnjji , rtaw fci w ,* lost their Wee was >raa aait Iuans 1vayaa ycxx tool fraught with danger! After dark, there are people on the strip handing out flyers. These flyers are very graphic ads for brothels. They are supposed to hand them just to the men, but, m y 14 year old son was offered one a couple of times when he was a few steps in front o f me. And the people w ho take the flyers and decide they don't want them throw them on the ground. M y older daughter and I started w alking directly beside my son to keep him from looking at the ground! There w as one touching site in Vegas that I'm g lad I got to see. A t N ew York, New York, there's a mini version of the Statue o f Liberty in the harbor. In the harbor w ith the statue are tw o replicas o f FDNY boats. The fence around the harbor has becom e an impromptu m em orial for the police and firefighters w ho lost their lives on Septem ber 11. Tshirts from fire and police departm ents all over the nation cover the fence. M any have w ords o f hope and faith written on them , som e are farewells. Besides the T-shirts, there w ere also departm ent s, flow ers and patches, pictures, posters. IItt iis an outpouring of grief. But it is also a promise that those w ho lost their lives that day w ill n ot be forgotten. Selective pruning enhances and maintains landscape trees and shrubs If pruning or pinching Pruning is the selective occurs between July and just removal of plant parts, mainly before blooming during next shoots and branches to year's spring, it would improve health, control remove flower buds and growth or promote flowering, fruiting or appearance............... ........- therefore reduce the number of flowers, but Pruning is a common will not affect the gen­ maintenance practice eral health of the plant. used to remove dead, dying, or damaged Dorm ant Pruning wood. Diseased or Plants that produce insect-infested branch­ flowers on current sea­ es are usually son's growth such as removed rather than abelia, hibiscus, rose, sprayed with chemi­ F errer oleander, allamanda, cals to control the • • • • • • • • cassia, crepe myrtle, problem. princess-flower, and Selective pruning bottle brush, arc usually can be used to produce a thin pruned while dormant or just or thick canopy. before the spring growth flush. Developing shoots can W hen To Prune be pinched to encourage later­ Trees and shrubs can be lightly pruned anytime. Prune al branching which will increase the number of flow­ spring-flowering plants, such ers per plant. Moderate to as azaleas, camellias, Indian severe pruning may encour­ hawthorn, redbud, wisteria, age production o f fewer but and dogwoods, in late spring larger blossoms. after flowering, but before the It is best to prune trees late flower buds set for the next in the dormant season or sev­ season. eral weeks following a growth ip li flush. Trees sprout excessively flower buds in July’ for foi the fol­ and arc easily damaged when lowing year's blooms. pruned during active shoot Pruning or pinching between elongation. The worst time to the e n d o f tne blooming peri­ prune is when leaves are od and the late spring would forming. Do not prune trees not reduce the number of that arc under stress. flower buds set. Pinching the new shoots on azalea anytime Pruning Pines from several weeks after they Terminal growth of pines begin elongating through branches can be controlled by May will encourage lateral removing one-half o f the new branching. shoot in the spring just prior to needle expansion. This encourages new bud forma­ tion at the pinch, slows growth on the pinched branch, and produces a more compact p la n t Never pinch a pine at otner times o f the year since new buds will not form. Pruning Techniques Plants arc pruned by either heading back or thinning. Heading back is the selective cutting o f terminal ends of twigs or young branches back to an axillary bud or node. Thinning is the complete removal of branches back to lateral branches or the main trunk, or a s in the case of shrubs with several trunks, a complete removal of some of the trunks. This technique is used mainly on shrubs to con­ trol size while maintaining a natural appearance. Root Pruning Root pruning can be used to slow plant growth, produc­ ing a more compact plant. Prune one half of the root sys­ tem, wait four to six weeks, and then prune the other half. Root pruning should be scheduled 60 roots will be watered thoroughly to keep the soil moist for 4 to 6 weeks following root pruning. lncreaseing Flower and Fruit Size Larger fruit can be pro­ lelectively removing rt duced by selectively flowers or developing fruits. aining w illlbe larger. Those remaining will Light pruning helps to main­ tain more flowers and fruits on the tree. Severe pruning on plants, which flower on current sea­ son's growth such as crepe myrtle, will produce fewer but larger flower dusters. However, pinching new vegetative growth during the growing season will induce the production o f lateral shoots and also die number of blooms. Removing seed heads on crepe myrtle, for instance, will promote a second, and maybe a third, flow er duster. At Farm to Semtoeto County Urban HodtoutoatoL Ingubtoe moy bo dtocbd to him at the Coopered** Extoneton aarv. lea, tSO W. County Homo Road. Sanford. FLSZ7TS or phono M l M S I ASl aminilla County Cooporottvo Extonalon aarvtcaa i od moo. ootor, Seminole Christian Academy Preschool N ow accepting Enrollm ent fo r the 2002-2003 school year C lasses fo r K-3 & K-4. 2 ,3 & 5 day options Located on the campus of Safeharbor Christian Church, 730 Upsala Road, Sanford Sanford/Lake Mary area, near Seminole Towne Center Mall Member id\oai Anodition ot Chmtiin Schools Inlenutiarul Call 407-322-0980 J! �T h e S eminole H erald Page 3C Sunday. July 21.2002 SCC retirees gather for mini reunion luncheon Should auld acquaintance be fo r g o t... ? N ever in a m illion years. Som e o f the retired founding m others and fathers of Sem inole C om m unity C ollege are still around to rem inisce about the good old d ays and get together quite often ju st to cnat and hang out. W hile talking about a recent luncheon, Ann How land rem em bers w hen the d oors o f the then Sem inole Ju nio r C ollege opened in 1966. T h e new president, Earl W eldon, D ean Robert Schricbcr, Dr. Joseph W hite and M arian R ethw ill, all of St. Jo h n s C om m unity C ollege, Palatka, had been assigned to the new halls of learn ing b ack in 1965. The foursom e w as so intent on the college op ening on schedule that they nelpcd contractors clear the land. A nn said that som eone asked Dr. W eldon's you ng son w hat his fath er d id and w as inform ed, "H e d rives a tractor." Dr. W eldon rem ained at the SC C helm fo r m ore than 30 years and literally p u t the college on the m ap. H e and his lovely w ife, Gerry, also an educator, pitched right in to give their very all to the com m unity and becam e extrem ely active in church, school, civic and social activ­ ities. A nn H ow land, a longtim e em ployee at SC C , said , "T h e college w as such a w ond er­ ful p la ce to w ork un der Dr. W eldon." Sh e recently hosted a luncheon fo r form er em ployees in the dining room at the R enaissance in Sanford. C o-hostess fo r the luncheon w as Edith M cC ann. A nn said the Renaissance provided all the table settings, tea and 'eoffee, as w ell as superb hospitality. Each guest brou ght along her favorite specialty d ish that w as "w o n d e rfu l" according to Ann. It w as a happy day for those attending. O thers attending w ere: Clayda Jones, Elizabeth Kcnnedv, C h arlotte K now les, M ary M alloy, M arian Rethw ill, Frances M itchell, M aria W inw ard, Jeannie Ward, Phyllis Senkarik, Ann Barkley, A nna W ilcox and an instructor, H ilda D avis w ho taught anthropology a t the college. Invited b u t un able to attend were: G erry W eldon, Betty B razzeal, Jo Telkam p, Ellen G onzalez, Elizabeth Bothell, H ilda B loom and H elen Spindler. H elp in g C h ild ren Around Sanford, Sica N acu, and her husband, Stefan M ancas, are know n as ow ners o f the Rose C ottage Tea Room . M any people are unaw are that the facility at 1301 Park Avenue is also their hom e as w ell as a bed and breakfast and quaint restaurant. Sica said, "W e love to share ou r hom e w ith patrons and visitors, eith er as innkeepers o f the bed and breakfast, restaurant hosts w hen d ining.at the tea room o r sim ply having friends over." The latest involve­ m ent o f the cou ple is the opening of tneir hom e and hearts to the SicaM ed Foundation, a R om anian, charitable organization founded to nelp orphanages and hospitals in the rural areas o f Rom ania. r * i I family, l and are 100 percent ate.." She added, "SicaM ed plans to provide A m erican medical relief, im prove health and ordinary living cond itions and sponsor an educational program that w ill allow these young peo­ ple to take care of them ­ selves and be useful to oth­ e rs." T h e found ation m eets reg­ ularly and Sica Invites those interested to "p ra y w ith us and share y ou r Inspiration and supp ort o r travel w ith us to R om ania fo r o u r next m issionary trip ." For Inform ation call 407323-9448 or visit w ebsite: http://w w w .rosecottageinn.c om /sicam ed.htm f South America 7Yek Barbara H ughes o f Sem in ole C ounty C ooperative E xtension Service, has returned from U ruguay in Sou th A m erica. ' b y R otary 1, Barbara and three other professionals spent three w eeks in U ruguay w here they learned about the cu ltu re and history o f the natives and im parted a touch o f A m ericana o f A m erica to them . Barbara said she really enjoyed the trip and esp e­ cially teaching the natives how to cook in a solar oven. G e ttin g Away T h ere's nothing like g et­ ting aw ay from it all by spending m ore than a w eek in a luxurious cond o a t the beach. T h a t's w hat A ttorney R ick C olegrove, his w ife C ollette, daughter A udrey and m om M arty did recently. T h e fam ily enjoyed rest­ ing , relaxing and lots o f good food betw een taking d ips in the A tlantic and rom ping in the silvery coastal sands. N ew B eg in n in g s Som ething new has been added every Saturday evening at the First United M ethodist C hurch in d ow n­ tow n Sanford. If you would like to express your talent in various form s, then "N ew B eginnings" is designed just for you. T h e new contem porary w orship service gives p artici­ pants the op portu nity to sin g on a praise team , to play m usical instrum ents, to share you r testim ony, to b e in skits ____ , ____ j t! McCann, PtiySla Attending the recent Sem inote Community College mini reunion Sankarik, Marian RethwM, Elizabeth Kennedy. Anna Wilcox. Anr Howland, Mary Malloy, Charlotte Knowles and Ctayda F ran ces Mitchell and L atter FtethwtS. Jo n e a . Sitting are Hilda Davta%Maria Winward. Je a n ie Wkrd. An and perform a variety other roles. You are invited to the praise and w orship service every Saturday a t 6:30 p.m . in the chu rch sanctuary. For inform ation, contact Russell in the church office at 419 Park Ave., or phone 407322-4371. Two new reasons to com e out and play 'lo w more than ever, it's worth the drive to Orlandol Because W ei ‘n W ild is rocking with a thrilling new ride, The a completely renovated and expanded Kids' Park. Best of all, the is yours all day for just $21 with proof of Florida residencyl* *21 Plus Tax Pei Penan Aduhor Child With Florida ID 6200 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE ORIANDO, FI 32819 |407| 351-1800 w w w .w etnw ild.com •fJnl wnW nn Dm/ �Page 4C Sunday. July 21.2002 T h e S eminole H erald Church Notes First United Methodist Church Board A nniversary S t. Paul M ission ary B ap tist C h u rch P u lp it Aid Board w ill celeb rate its an n iv ersary Sunday, Ju ly 28, w ith a 5 p.m . service. P asto r E m m itt T h o m as o f P rovid ence M ission ary B aptist C h u rch w ill b e the g u est speaker. T h e Rev. A lb ert L. C o v in g ton is pastor. T h e ch u rch is located at 813 P ine A vc., in San fo rd . C rafters Wanted A ll So u ls C o u n cil o f C ath o lic W om en is sp o n ­ so rin g a cra ft fa ir 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . Saturd ay, O ct. 5. in the church'B S ocial H all. T h e group is cu rren tly in n e e d o f cra fters. S p ace rental is $2 5 , and p a rtic i­ p an ts need to b rin g th eir ow n tab le and set-u p s. For m ore in form ation , call V alerie a t 40 7 -6 8 2 8260. Food S o u rce P rogram T h e Sanfo rd C h u rch o f C h rist is w o rk in g w ith a program called Food Sou rce to h elp th e con g re­ gation and com m unity. T h e p ro gram o ffe rs v a ri­ ou s foods each m o n th a t a d iscou nted rate from g ro­ cery stores. For m ore inform ation ab ou t the Food So u rce Program , call Jean n ette Stiffey at 407-3 2 3 -8 2 3 4 , ' 407-829-0272 o r the chu rch at 407-3 2 2 -7 7 8 1 . Stu d y G ro u p A free catech ism o f the C ath o lic chu rch stu d y group m eets each T h u rsd ay at L aetare ’ C ath olic S to re's stud y center, located a t 115 M agnolia A ve., in Sanford . D orothy W alker, a lay m em ber o f the D om inican O rder, p resen ts in stru c­ tion. For m ore inform ation , call 407-788-0185. C h a p te r o f C o u ra g e C en tral Florida C h a p ter o f C o u rag e, an ap o stolate o f the R om an C ath olic C h u rch that m in isters to those w ith sam e-sex attractio n s, m eets the last W ednesday o f the m onth. For m ore in form ation , call Fath er P atrick O 'D o h e rty a t 3 5 2 -8 5 4 2181. 4 1 9 Park Avc. Sanford KM<r« ■imMrlafttaM. • E»VWottt*> 149 am •SmtayScftoal tOOO.m • Homing vton ttp Samoa It CO am • t w l | ft n * t I n t a 9 0 0 pm Areane CU> tor CMcken 7 0 0 pm. Ita n liM tq 7.00 pm A M B M M r 4 Preyer 7 0 0 p m Jim Bradshow, Pastor A n glica n BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING CtMTRAL BAPTWT CHURCH 4101 w. an 44 COMPLETE SYSTEMS* ADO DNS FREE EBTA4ATE8 • SERVICE ALL BRANDS RESOCMTIAL AND COMMERCIAL •MEAT PUMP EXPERTS’ STATE CERT 4CAC0M424 s ta g s ■ iim m m f c j a a a z — H ARREL 8c BEV ERLY TRANSMISSIONS DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL n mxwom m cswim BRISSON FUNERAL HOME OR. “SHORTY*89STRAMD ROBERTI#BRISSON Mh S t and Laurel Are. Sanford *322-2131 THE McKIBBIN AGENCY ’ IN S U R A N C E 114 N. P A R K A V E ^ S A N F O R D 322-0331 ti W*Dtf>WwDWct A sse m b ly O f Q o d J O S Ir o q u o is A m * 3 2 * 2 0 7 0 use. MRSTST, (Hrmry* bo* sentem) Tin LO C AU Y OWNED AND OPERATED RON RUSSI t STAFF iaaa.ej0Mi.TMi 4446 W. SR 42S (Atonw Am.) 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Santonin. aOT-3».37M Genesis Fam ily K id Care 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -7 7 6 6 Tickets for fifth annual Rock the Universe concert now available Som e o f the big g est nam es in C h ristian m u sic, including Third Day, Ja rs o f Clay, N ew sboys and R ebecca St. Jam es, w ill com e together at the largest ev er "R ock the U niverse" tw o-d ay concert event at U niversal Stu d ios to highlight the d iv ersity w ith­ in today's explod ing C hristian m u sic scene. Tickets for the fifth annual Rock the U niverse event arc now on sale. Seventeen chart-top ping b ands w ill entertain fans, C h ristian R ock and m ain­ stream alik e, on stages throughout U niversal Stu d ios, Friday and Saturday evening s. Sept. 6 and Sept. 7. T h e hot line-up includes groups from several genres o f m usic such as the rock sou nd s o f T hird Day, Ja rs o f C lay and N ew sboys; altern a­ tive rock favorites Five Iron Frenzy, cu rrently perform ing on the W arped Tour, By T h e Tree and the O .C. Sup ertones; the pop stylings o f R ebecca St. Jam es, Relient K, True V ibe and Jennifer K napp; L atin influenced C ontagious, th e 2000 Rock T h e U niverse Battle o f the B ands w inner; and H ip H op/D ance focused Toby M ac and O ut o f Eden. A d ditional perform ances by A1U R ogers, Sarah Sadler, Paul C olm an Trio and Daily Planet, along w ith in sp ira­ tional guest speakers Ron Luce and Ja y Strack, w ill add to the up lifting atm osphere. Tickets can b e purchased by calling Tlcketm aster, .l866-RTU -IN FO (1-866-7884636) toll free, o r on lin e at w w w .rocktheuniverse.com . A dvance tickets are $34.95 plus tax for a single night or $49.95 plus tax for tw o nights. Tickets can also be purchased on the day o f the event at U niversal Studios for $39.95 plus tax. Group tickets are available for groups o f 10 or m ore. TYvo night hotel packages are available starting at $114 per person, p er night including tax (d iscounts available for roups o f 10 room s o r more), o r group rates and hotel packages call 1-866-RTU IN FO (1-866-7R8-4636). Tickets a rc non-refundable and w ill b e honored at U niversal Stu d ios a fter 4 p.m . until the park closes at 1 a.m . For m ore inform ation, visit wwwioddheunivenexnm �T he S eminole H erald 4qr-»i-4iM C ongregational C hristian DON OF JUDAH HOUSE OF WOMEN* • W h f Jeaua k LordT 2S4S Parti Dr**. P.O. Be* 90S Sanford. FI 327720606 (Com* of P*A Or. A Elm Am .) (407) 324-0030 Tammy Abramson - Pallor Stftiay 10 X am A 6 JO pm. Wadnaaday Bfofo Bluty 7:30 pm FaAom Np Friday 7JO pin (no aarrtoa N loot Friday d Vn monti) Sunday. July 21, 2002 Presbyterian Page 5C Church Notes V acatio n B i b l e S c h o o l First B ap tist C h u rch M arkham W oods, located at 5400 M arkham W oods Road in L ake M ary, in v ites all ch ild re n a g e s 3 th rou gh g rad e six to p a r­ ticip ate in its an n u al V acation B ib le Sch oo l Ju ly 22 th rou g h Ju ly 26, 6:30 to 8 :5 5 p .m . nightly. A V acation B ib le Sch oo l m u sical w ill b e (resented 7 p .m . Sunday, uly 28. B u ilt aro u n d an A m azon ad v en tu re e x p e ­ d itio n , th e w e e k w ill be fu ll o f B ib le s to rie s, a lag o o n o f cra fts, m u sic and rain fo rest related refresh m en ts and re cre ­ atio n . D u rin g th e sa m e w eek, te en -ag e rs w ill e x p e ri­ en ce V acation B ib le S ch o o l w ith B ib le stu d y and sp e cia l a ctiv itie s p lan n ed ju s t fo r them . A d m issio n is free and op en to ev ery o n e. F o r » m o re in fo rm atio n , call 4 07-333-2085. Lutheran NEW CACATONLUTHCVUM CHURCH BCTCMM LOCATION: UPtALA E p isco p a l f 'TWHtataHW. L W Mary. FI 4444(73 Tt» Hk ChartM T. Hal. Hooter ■inter. HrtrEutfMW 7JO am. A d * Forum 4 CMMn'i Sinter SctooMOOOam HtfrEutfarM 4:00/11:15 om C M te M C h te i §00 am (Kucalon Wing) Nmary laglna Al ( 4 4 am Ttecujpi 13.41 p m S a n ta FWyEutfKM 700 a m 4 7 AO pm C hristian Scie n ce Charismatic Episcopal 404 Tucfcar Drtya (Comar Tutlar Or. S CD 417) F u n F rid a y s S em in o le C o m m u n ity C h u rch , lo cated at 5070 O ran g e B lv d ., in S an fo rd , h o sts F u n F rid ay s. E v ery F rid a y m o rn in g , 50 to 7 5 m o th ers and ch ild ren g ath e r fo r fun and fello w sh ip . A trip to th e O rlan d o S cie n ce C e n te r a n d th e “ P la ste r H ou se are p lan n ed fo r th e fu tu re. F o r m o re in fo rm atio n , call 407-3 2 4 -0 1 9 9 o r v isit the ch u rch 's w e b site at www.semlnolechurch.com Inter-Denominational Salvation A m y C hu rch O f C hrist M iM r 7 JO p m N on-D enom lnatlonal United Church O f Christ C hu rch O f G od T m Jte r* Sarvfoa AJO em . (Ba^nnaig A u p * 4 *) O tfM T a Cfturcfc 10:1Mm •Stub** (you*) HWOrtii 5-7pm * - . - AA K. ,A . J "o*** rmjrwmy n wo sa H .ortmg roogte fa. i Wnoon* Nazarene W esleyan WESLEYAN CHURCH OF FAOLA C hu rch O f G o d q f P ro p h e cy Fifth annual back to school event scheduled for Aug. 7 Brethren R eaching O ut w ill present its fifth annual A m erica G oes Back To School Event 2 to 5 p.m . W ednesday, Aug. 7. M ore than 200 fam ilies from the com m unity w ill be provided w ith back to school supplies and personal item s. * T h e organization will be collecting item s for the event until Friday, Aug. 2. T h e four d rop off sites Include the Sanford Police D epartm ent, B a rn e s P la n s C o n ce rt L u th er B arn es and T h e Su n set Ju b ila ire s o f R ocky M o u n t, N .C ., will b e liv e in co n cert 6 p.m . Satu rd ay, A u g. 10, in the S em in o le H igh S ch o o l A u d ito riu m . T icket d o n atio n s are $15 in ad v an ce and $20 th e d ay o f th e co n cert. T h e ev en t is sp on so red b y N ew B eth el B ap tist C h u rch and B eth el B ook and B ib le C e n te r o f San fo rd . T h e Rev. W illiam L ew is is pastor. T ick ets can be p u r­ ch ased at B ethel B ook and B ib le C enter, 8 1 8 S . S o u th A ve., o r ca ll 4 0 7 321-3 2 2 8 . Proverbial Passages r S T-JA M E S T A-M-E CHURCH For further inform ation, call Rose D avis at 407-3024143. pa ston � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 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/b783ddd8f89f19522dd782ef442105cf.pdf 94c5dc82c2607177111b91f23a81e08a PDF Text Text Pate 8B 'V Wednesday. 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LEVEL and REPAIR STRUCTURES For Erpen Advice cal {407H44-0330 287-L a w n S e r v ic e s 3 0 8 -T h e r a p e u t ic B o b 's Lawn Service M CommerctoVRasktonttol TTaah Remove! 4 Hauling Light Tree Trimming 407-322-9991 (OHIO*) 407-402-2911 (Mobile) C A M Lawn Service HffiiiOffimm m wonwwcui Lawn Culling. Chaspesl n town, 407-321- HodQi Lmdiuping What does that mean to you? JA B» 40 Yra Local Bankruptcy. Nam* Chang*. Other Sanrtoaa Avafobto. 272-D og G rooming Bank Owned Property!!! 30 Yaara Eipertonca No Job Too SmaJ to ----»«....... kIM ., ruw lf OfA(Bln.*Y■ ,U YY IJS 2 8 1 -H o m e 6432 or 407-328-6738 1W7Ch*vyS-ia4cykndsr.X^M super dean. low m«ea 57900obo 407-322-7498 ■ Business & Services Directory Toyota & ASE Master Mechanic Foreign 5 Domeehc Auto Rape* k Santo*. 3400 West SR 4*. Bantonl Cel 407-302-8655 Hots* *00 • 5 30 VISA VASTER CARO ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ CALL MR PRICEI S* Habla Espanol SANFORD 407-321-61*3 1997 Chevy S -10 short bed pickup Low mileage. Dark Green. AMFM CO stereo 55.000 407-3232882 PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDIT.. BAD CREDIT SANFORD 407-321-S 1*3 (S* Habla EspenoO ShOP Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! Seen, 407-121-44*7. •MSTANT CREDO• 1990 Dodge Shadow. 4 door, nets good. *700 407-323-5474. CALL MR CASH and DRIVE AWAY TOOAV FOR As Uttte A* S1MOOWNIII J W W W inklaW ee ain s^K ^Jil VM6IV B u» h *23? V *60,00 c*e anonfoi "^ ^ i 'R t ^ a REM S" 1986 GMC 2 Or pttop. V I oofcr grey ArC. radio AMrFM. Odometer 28 890 54.500. Must seell Pis CeL 407-32*5473. 95 Fveterd. Fled. 8 cyl. aulo toadedL a rc great 56.000. Cel after 6pm. 407-3232319 314 Upholstery 316 Wstdno A Sheet Metal 318 Writ DrilSng 319 Window Washing A Tinting A dvB rtlM y o u r b u « ln *M o r services to r fts lIttJei u 12.00 pur dey. Call (407) 322-2011 to sp M k to ■ C taaaH M R #pf • M fltfltlW Ladies Call FREE! uori78fi T.UK •CREOfTOBOTANTANCOv Traneftaro Las Pago* ASu Nombral Uama a t t M Hands Accord New port, good manor. 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John Lyons erpertonoe W9 travel. 407348-1424. hawaM Lake Mery KMVino. 407- i 161 Appliances & Furniture For Sale 163 Television & Stemo/Radto 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 183 Lawn & Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment 141 Homes For Sale 143 Outol Stats Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sals 146 MobUs Home Lots For Sals 149 Commerdei Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums FOr Sale 157 Motda Homes For Sale RENTALS 46 Debt ConeoldatJon | 56 Business Opportunities 57 OpporlunNfee 50 Rnanctal Services 61 Money to Land 63 5needsWMngted ■vy mo * rnarav • nffippy id fvpfacv m M E R C H A N D IS E REAL ESTATE nOOrnmaif VraniBO flrB fTtolleakiWul n 11onro n ijw siSi njpq n#Q(«rT«oni 199— P h t s I t S u rru E S *-r EM PLO YM EN T 67 Career Consultants 69 Resumes 70 Education A Training t71 i ahup i. l. j y w iw 73 Employmsnt vour It you need to chenge your ed whie • is n n * g , ptewe give w e cal end we w « malw Swchange lorew next evslat* ertoori Pliew the*yotaad on the fat dsy ol pubfcatkxi It you tlnd an error, plsssa cal rwirrmsdeWy end we w i correct tw error tor tie next puMeaUon. We am m poneWe tor the y lrs t Insertion only end only tor »w cost o4toe faUm rttat Coett * Tells Dog Groommg Salon 1313 S Perk Avtj Senior 407-302-8090 Unique 0171 Soudqua OuaUty Work Al Beaeonabto Price* 407686-2347 Up Dry W all •Stucco Repairs* All Textures M alched Popcorn!! 407-322-6338171 312—T ree S ervice Tree Servtca-Ntd Fern Craw Leaders, Tree Trimmers Top Pay, Benefits. Drug Fra*. DL raq.EO E Lewie Tree Senses Inc 1-80*333*737 Whal About Bob's Tie* Servica? W* Accept All Credit Card*. Tree Removal. Trtmmmg. Bobcat Svc, Firewood. Fra* Ettmetoe. Uc/lnt A07- 29*1579 291-M ortgages 275-D rywall assage Avalon Center IMMOCaOtS Karen Chatleraon LUT. 4MA0014491 Strata Management ,400 8. Park Ava . Sentord 407-33*8*07________ HEED A HOME LOAN? Wide Range Mortgage programs. Good Creikl. Stow CraiM. S*« Employed. Fra* Pre- Approval) MILLIE GOULD O N B. Funding. Inc A Mortgage Brokerage Business 407-923-3090 318— W ell D r ilu n g Slav* Young's WeH Drilling. Inc •ReerdenBel -Commencal •Agncudurar Servicing The Five County AreaSmce ,969 Lxi72l6, Bonded Insured 407 321.235*1 VISAMASTER CARD $ 1 5 .7 5 per m o n th ........5 lines / 3m onths $ 2 4 .7 5 per m onth ....1 0 lines / 3 m onths $ 3 3 .7 5 per month ... 15 lines / 3 m onths �e e e iv iA it mo. n Sanford, Florida Copyrifptf O 2003 TTw Sormnota Haratd BOB L M M .I.U I.U I R e s id e n t feu d s w ith c o u n ty o v e r ‘ju n k ’ oy vnnsTOpnor riu u ii ‘Problem neighbor’ draws national media attention concerning property Staff Writer Fifth-place finish The Seminole Community ^College baseball team made Its return to the stale tourna­ ment a successful one, fin­ ishing tied for fifth In the tournament. Page'll) Toll collection begins this Wednesday Toll collections for the rly constructed missing i to State Road 417 w ill {begin on Wednesday, May f15, at 6 a.m. At that time, : motorists will be required to pay tolls at the following locations; County Road 46A (H.E. Thomas Jr., Parkway) south­ bound exit and northbound entrance ramps $.25. U S. Highway 17/92 southbound exit and north­ bound entrance ramps $ 5 0 . Lake Mary Boulevard southbound exit and north­ bound entrance ramps $ 5 0 . ALTAMONTE SP R IN G S-- From prime time to jail time. That about ’sums up Seminole County resident Alan Davis' week. On April 29, he was featured an CBS' 48 Hours. Eight day later Seminole County deputies arrested him for resisting an officer and disorderly conduct Davis' popularity stems not from his welding expertise, but rather the mounds of scrap metaf and airplane parts stacked in hla Agency approves five-year budget plan People and their dogs cele­ brate the first anniversary of Sanford’s Paw Park. Page 1C Find out the news on the local campaign scene. P a g e 7A Seminole Smile wants. The county is now trying to foreclose on his property. None of this pluses Davis as he continues to fight for what he believes is his right. Deputies responded to Davis' home on May 7 because a neighbor two doors down complained about a statue sitting in DavLs' driveway. The statute is that of a partial per­ son bending over bearing a naked butt. See Davis, Page 10A C op takes to the ring fo r charity Changing of the Guard By Christopher Patton Staff W riter By Dan Ping Editor SANFORD — Can you smell what the Mad Dog's cooking? Mid Florida Wrestling owner and promoter Outlaw Tom Bass knows and he's anxiously await­ ing Sanford police Sgt. Mike Taylor, a.lea. Mad Dog, in the ring. It's the second installment of a unique fund-raising drive named Wrestlers, Cops and Kids Against Drugs. The goal Is to SANFORD— The Downtown Community Redevelopment Agency approved Wednesday a five-year budget that sets aside $375,000 for Improvement pro­ jects. While board mem|§ bers estab__ • . listed a list This is not an of 18 proarm’s length jeets that relationship. S S JJL CRA V money, no final deter­ mination was made. The list It’s closer than that, includes 1st Every dog has its day front yard at 349 Alpine S t near the city of Altamonte Springs. The news magazine program used Davis' front yard as a centerpiece for an exposd on problem neighbors. Since D ec 7 2000, Davis, 46, has accrued more than $250,000 in code enforcement fines. County officials contend that Davis's property is littered with "junk." Davis says its his property and he can store whatever ne DavLs said the statue signifies his opinion an what he believes is government intrusion. "It's the best possible thing that could have happened to me," Davis said after posting bond Wednesday morning "This is the tactic they've been using all along. They're trying to get me to buckle under, but It's not going to happen " Davis said Friday he's not giving up. He filed suit against the three deputies who arrested him. The sheriff's office maintains nothing went wrong at the incident, except Street redevelopment, linkages to the lakefront and improvements at Fort Mellon Park. Board members expect to iden­ tify a priority list in the coming months, after consulting with the Sanford City Commission. A joint work session with the commis­ sion is scheduled for 4 p.m. Monday. While the CRA has final jurisdiction over how ad valorem taxes generated in downtown are spent, board member Larry Strickler emphasized that the CRA should work in conjunction with the dty. "This is not an arm's length relationship. It's closer than that," Strickler said. City Manager Tony VanDerwotp is developing cost estimates for the projects and determining how much funding is available from the city. For instance, VanDerworp estimates that 1st Street redevelopment will cost about $845,000. That's more than both the CRA and the dty could fond without eliminating funding for other projects or delaying them. VanDerworp suggested the CRA could contribute a portion of the money for 1st Street improve­ ments once dty dollars are identi­ fied. Projects the CRA has identified rnti National Quardaman exltocj tho Orlando Sanford International Airport Friday altar baino poatari there lor more than seven months following sept. i i . . » . i , l t « U n a Vh h i ) Sanford police in charge o f airport security By Christopher Patton | Staff Writor International Airport, the National Guard pulled out Friday. By m onth's end, troops who scrambled to protect airports nationwide because of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks will all but dlsap?ar. More than 80,000 ational Guardsman and reservists have been activat­ ed since the terrorist attack and most were assigned to local airports. Replacing them at many airports, including OSIA, will be area law enforce­ ment officers. Eventually by the end of the year, airports will see federalized security when the newly created fed­ eral Transportation Security Administration introduces its own passenger screeners and agents. "W e're taking over with detail officers working secu­ rity checkpoints," said M G Hwatd photo by Tommy Vincent Sgt. Greg Smith kneels next to Sanford's newest K-9, which Is the department’s first bomb-sniffing dog. Sanford police spokes­ woman Cleo Cohen. Sanford police will step in to fill the void with addi­ tional off-duty officers. Offices are lining up for the V V W lo t ■ l> «tv i\ iWs Lion costume. Daren is the official maacot of the anti-dm# DARE program. Wrestlers squared off at the Sanford Civic Center April 26 and raised close to $1500. Event orga­ nizers are hoping a second match May 17, will help them reach their final goal. Doors open at 7 p.m. and first bell is scheduled to ring at 8 pan. Although not on the event card for the first bout. Mad Dog did make his mark in the ring Issuing a clothesline and body slam toCB Kool. Mad Dog ended his night with his signature sleeper hold on Outlaw Tom Bass, but Bass was able to slip away. Mad Dog will be matched up against his newest adversary in die semi main event May 17. The widely antidpated bout could translate into war between wrestlers and police officers. Don't be surprised If a few "spe^ rial guests," that happen to be police officers, jump into the ring to help. Mad Dog said. "He better not bring any of his buddies in blue to help because I have my boys in black to help," said Outlaw Tom Bass who is the ringleader of the Unchained Outlaws. "It's going to happen so fast you're not even going to know chance to earn extra pay, Cohen said. Officers will be paid a fiat rate instead of accruing hours of overtime. See Security, Page 12A See CR A, Page 12A See Wrestling, Page t2A Abraham builds successful gourmet gift basket business in Heathrow retail district By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor Lorraine Griffiths Ccmelberry resident Index Classified............................. S M t Crossword .................................. 5 A Dear Afcby ........................... 1 0 A food .......................................... B C lagali ............................ 4B -5B Ufa Style ...............................I C B C Obituaries ............................. 3A Opinion .. .4A Police l o g ................................... 2 A Religion 4 C -5 C Sports .............................. IM B Harafci ptioto by Tommy Vlncmit Baskets And Beyond Owner Jeanne Abraham, lett, and employee Lori Rice work on a gourmet gift basket. The Heathrow business offers a variety of unique gifts for almost every occasion. HEATHROW — In just a few years, Jeanne Abralum went from Duilding homes to building bas­ kets. Today, she's the owner of a thriving business that produces gourmet gift baskets for all occa­ sions. She's become a favorite among local corporations and individuals who want to send something unique to clients and friends. "Gift baskets are a great gift for anybody," Abraham said. "They're great if you know what a person likes, and they're great if you don't know wiiat a person likes." For example, Abraham said if a the family business into a retail -tson likes chocolate, a gift bas- space and opened Baskets and can be created with Beyond in early 1998. a variety of different She got the idea of gourmet confections. gift-basket creating — « -------I lowever, if a customer from a friend. isn't sure about what to Everybody "A girlfriend of put into a basket, a mine made some alw ays has combination of any­ beautiful creations and som ebody to thing and everything gave me one as a birth­ thank. can be added to the gift. day present," she said. Bom in New "I thought it was a Orleans, La., Abraham unique gift. That's Lori Rica didn't enter the busi­ how it started." Baskets And Beyond ness world as a basket The idea worked. In •frptayee entrepreneur. She just a few years, worked for 20 years Abraham's business with her father devel­ has grown, and she oping and building houses. When currently ships gift baskets her father passed away, she decid­ See Baskets, [‘age 12A ed to change tire office that housed E ------JJ �2A Sunday. May 12. 2002 T he S eminole Mould Seminole Summary A GLA N CE A R O U N D O U R COUN TY Not welcome at home: Despite meeting for its third special session since the regular session ended March 22, the Florida Legislature has yet to approve a state budget That's not a sterling resume for any legislature, much less one with ................................. . Republican majorities in ..........................................both the House and Around the Clock Senate and a Bush broth­ er in the governor’s office. So what was Speaker of the House Tom Feeney concentrating his efforts on Monday? It wasn't passing a budget. Word Around The Clock is Feeney was giving some long-distance tongue lashings to members of the Oviedo City Council. b y Dan Ping Four of the five council f g g g g g g members and the town's former mayor endorsed Seminole County Commissioner Daryl McLain in his bid for the newly created 24th Congressional District. O ut & A bout Dark shadows TU ES Sanford Middle School's award-winning bonda will hoot their amraol spaghetti dliuwrifree contort Thraday, May 14. The dinner starts at 5 p m . m tne Knooi cafeteria, located at 1700 French Ave., The SMS Jazz Bond will perform during dinner starting at 5 0 0 p m . The spaghetti dinner will indude pasta, salad, dessert and beverage. Tickets are S3 in advance or $4 at the door. AH proceeds go to support the bands, induding instruments and music The orchestra bands, under the direction of David Hedgecotfi, will perform their music at 7 p.m. in the school gymnasium. For ticket information, call 407-320-6203. The event is open to the general public. i is challenging him I Republican primary. Then along comes a fourfifths majority of the Oviedo council members to pour salt in the wound. Oviedo is where Feeney calls home, at least since 19% when he moved into the district to run for the house seat follow­ ing Rep. Marvin Couch's resignation. The city council members' endorsement of McLain left Feeney with egg on his face, particu­ larly since the endorsements came less than a week after McLain made his announcement. H e n o longer w orks here: The experts predict that Feeney will be able to solidt $1 million to stuff In his campaign war ch est That won't mat­ ter If he is as out o f touch with the voters as he seems to b e with local elected officials. Word Around The Clock is Feeney called Sanford C ity Hall after hours to talk with the mayor. Tommy Boy must have thought his phone was a time machine because his message began, "Uh, Mayor (Larry) Dale, this is Tom Feeney. . . . ” Dale's been out of office for more than a year. I * hope Tom isn't waiting for a return c a ll Who's running: McLain's bid for congress has local politicians positioning themselves to fill the • vacancy. At least a dozen names have been men­ tioned as possible candidates, including Sanford Mayor Brady Lessen!. Petitions don't have to be , the m ayor's scat w ill be vacate. With a little less than three years left on Lessard's term, a special election would be held to select the city's next mayor. There hasn't been a lot of maneuvering for that seat publicly, but one name that has popped up Is Bob Kuhn. The owner of Diamond Glass is a native of Sanford and has been involved on the d v ic scene for years. Kuhn hasn't run for office, though his wife, Linds, did make a bid in 2001 for the city's District 1 seat. His dvic setivities have helped him develop ties to the political arena, most notably Lessard, Dale and former city commis­ sioner Lon Howell. Would Kuhn run? Not sure. Any decision, of course, would depend on what Lessard does. If Lessard runs for county commis­ sion, expect the recruitment of Kuhn to intensify. T h e Buzz: Starting today, the Herald will pub­ lish a feature called "The Buzz” that will high­ light the activities o f local campaigns (Page 7A in this issue). Candidates for local office are wel­ com e to submit news about their candidacy, naming of key campaign officers, etc. With the filing deadline still two months away and campaign activities not yet in full swing. The Buzz will be published intermittently as announcements come In. Expect it to run regular­ ly as election season heats up. Abo, letter to the editor campaigns have become a mainstay in local elections. Supporters, usually at the request of candidates or their staff, send out letters proclaiming the virtues of their candidate. The Herald will publish as many of these as reasonably possible. If 20 supporters of the same candidate write letters covering the same mes­ sage, d on't expect all of them to be published. In addition, keep letters short (under 200 words) and to the point. E-mail (editorflseminoleherild.com) is the ideal and preferred way to submit items for The Buzz or letters to the editor. However, we'll also accept them by fax (407-323-9408) and good ol* snail mail (300 N. French Ave, Sanford, Fla., 32771). Got ha Item tat The Clock? Send! an a-mall to TheOofk0fcRtlnoUheTaid.com. FRI nVreR p m Hit and Run Sanford Officer Jeff Sabounji arrested Christopher Moreland, 38, of Sanford Wednesday for driving with a suspended license and failure to stop after a crash involving Injury. Moreland reportedly hit another vehicle at the intersection of Airport Boulevard and State Road 600. He reportedly fled the traffic accident because he told police "I was scared, I knew you would take me to Jail." DU1 Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrest­ ed Rubio Gutierrez, 24, of Sanford W ednesday for driving with no license, running a red light and his fourth or subsequent violation of dri­ ving under the Influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .116. Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested Michael McIntyre, 40, of Sanford Wednesday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests revealed a blood alcohol content of about .118. Possession of Cocaine Seminole Deputy William Smithey arrested Edward Tillman, 45, of Sanford Thursday for possession of cocaine. Tillman reportedly was riding his bicycle in the Goldsboro area when Smithey and Deputy Steven Sosa noticed ne did not have proper lighting. Editorial Mich*** Jarti Display AdvortMna John CoSmon Rout* le w d e r Don* DMnch Chn* Patton Man* Hawtun* D u n Smith Tommy Wear* CleeeMed AdvwttaJna Tod Wail** le g a l A d ve rb * lo g T he Suspended License Seminole Deputy William Irwin arrested G erald Hurley. 60, of Winter . g r a n t e d A n t h o n y f l n r r U , 3 ) , u ( Springs Tuesday for aggravated assault. Hurley allegedly swung a solid wooded cane at someone's head three times. , Grand T h eft Winter Springs Detective M. Tracht arrested Christopher Baker, 24, of Winter Springs Tuesday for grand theft. Baker reportedly stole his father’s credit card and made about $1,180 in purchases at the Sam Goody M usic store in the Altamonte Springs mall. The majority of the merchandise purchased related to the Playstation 2 game console as Baker allegedly bought two systems valued at $299 a piece. Se m Bd Egan Bilan Kramartik teaa 1 t i e * leapte Chary) Smith Seminole Deputy Larry Magee arrested Wednesday Alvin Kilgore, 23, of Sanford, Samantha Satterfield, 20, of Deltona and three other juve­ niles. A computer check of a license plate of a vehicle parked at the Super 8 Motel on State Road 46 in Sanford revealed it was reported stolen by the Daytona Beach Police Department. Deputies regrouped in order to map a plan to find the sus­ pect, but the vehicle was gone when they responded back to the inn. The same vehicle was later noticed at the Denny's restaurant on State Road 46. Kilgore reportedly tried to run as the other four occupants of the vehicle were taken into custody. Authorities charged Kilgore with grand theft auto, resisting an officer and drivin with a suspended license. Satterfiel one of the occupants of the vehicle who was not a juvenile, was charged with trespassing in a conveyance. Sheriff's office investigators are reviewing a report filed Wednesday by an elderly Main Street resident. The victim advised authorities that in o l e Republic Newspapers, Inc. Seminole Deputy Daxtcr Girard arrested Sandra Presley, 43, of Sanford Tuesday for driving with a suspended license. Open Container Sanford police Special Tactical Unit conducted an operation Tuesday targeting open containers of alcohol in Fort Mellon Park. Agents arrested Rosie Boone, 52, of Sanford for violating a city ordinance pro­ hibiting open containers of alcohol in public. Larceny rd Speciconducted Tuesday a decoy opera­ tion targeting bicycle thefts in the Georgetown area of Sanford. Agents arrested Dion Jones, 27, of Sanford for larceny. Jones reportedly walked up to the decoy bicycle in the area of 7th Street, checked the tires, looked around the area several times and then rode off with the decoy. Officers caught up with Dion and recovered the bike. The value o f the bike is esti­ mated at $400. Sanford Officer Thomas Fransen arrested Melinda Crews, 22, of Sanford Monday for retail theft and possession o f marijuana. Crews reportedly tried to steal two packs of Jerky Bites dog snacks, two packs of pictures, one remote control and a three-pack of Kenny Rogers compact discs from the Orlando Drive WalMart. A sm all bag o f marijuana was found in her left shoe. erald Sunday. May 12. 2002 • Vol. 94, No. 76 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Flepubiic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave,. Sanford, FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *Fax (407) 323-9406 The annual Wildlife Appreciation Day will be held 10 a.m. to 2 p m . Saturday, May 18, at the Ed Yarborough Nature Center in the Geneva Wilderness Area. The event wiU include visit­ ing exhibitors, native wildlife, door prizes and much more. The Nature Center b locat­ ed at 3501 County Road 426 in Geneva. For more information, caU 407-665-7352. The city of Longwood b hosting its monthly night of bluegrass 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, May 18, In Historic Downtown Longwood at the Community Budding, located at the comer of West Church Avenue and Wilma Street Bring lawn chairs, and refreshments wiU be available. No alcoholic beverages are allowed. For more information, call 407-260-3447. THUR Sanford Police Department's Citizens on Patrol classes begin Thursday, May 23. The classes are for anyone who wants to be part of the department's new civilian vol­ unteer program. Classes will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. every Thursday for 11 weeks. Volunteer applica­ tions can be picked up at the department or by calling 407323-3030. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. ° W rite to us: 300 N. French Annin Sanfoni, FL 32771 Cell us: (407)322-2811 E -M ail us: Penod»caf Postage Pa«d el Sanford. Honda and addifionai matting office*. USPS 481260 Poahnulsr Sand addret* changes lo Circulation Wanda Kourpertdl* H Sanford Tuesday for driving with i suspended and expired license. A background check also revealed Harris had an active Lake County warrant for uttering a forged instru­ ment. "Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ Production Etwin Tyne*. Jfl n a a ir - - - Backy TPOetu f lo w * Dan* Pan Smith Aggravated Assault Seminole Deputy Mark Conway Police Blotter Aggravated Battery Sanford Officer Hector Avile arrested Yong Park, 40, of Winter Springs Wednesday for aggravated battery and firing a weapon. Park, the owner of Kim's grocery store at 1229 13th Street, reportedly threw a glass bottle at area resident Dontrial Jones. The bottle struck Jones in his left arm, although police noted in the report they could not see any visible Dan Ping Administration Betty Bennett injuries. Park contested she threw the bottle after Jones kicked h b foot at her. her care worker removed Monday a large sum o f money from her room. She knows who and when because she was standing in the hallway watching as the care worker stole approximately $3,000 from an enve­ lope located at the right bottom cor­ ner of the bed. Deputies are inquir­ ing information from the Community Care for the Elderly business located at 2100 Aloma Avenue in Winter Park. The suspect is reportedly an employee o f the business. Sanford Investigator Christopher Serino arrested Durran Danieb, 21, of Sanford Tuesday for possession of cocaine with intent to sell and attempted homicide. Daniels alleged­ ly beat a man with a metal pipe on May 3. When officers found Danieb driving in the area of 11th Street and Cypress Avenue, they pulled him over because the victim had identi­ fied him as one of the assailants. About 44 pieces or six grams of crack cocaine was found underneath the driver's seat. Editor and Publisher © wFJ IfRBBy TWtmvn Employees recently arriving for work at Laka Mary City HaJI cast long-shadows on the walkway to ttw City Hall building. Pictured are Lake Mary City Planner BIN Spivey and Denise Green, who works In the d t/ s Account Payable Department. Reading Raxie and Seminole Volunteer Enterprises invites the com­ munity to attend "Adventures in Summer Reading," an Usbome Book and Storyteller Felt Fair, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, May 17, at Seminole Volunteer Enterprises, located at 407 W. 4th S t , in Sanfoni. Special appearances wiU be by Dragon's Castle Puppet Troupe and Ms. Martha Manners. People planning to attend are asked to bring a non-per­ ishable food item or school supply item for Seminole Volunteer Enterprises and the Harbor Literacy and Learning Center. For information, call 4073200777. The SEMINOLE HERA10 P O Bo« 1667 Santord. a 32772-1667 Subscription Rates 3 Month* m Seminole Courtly $11 00 S Month* n Seminole County $20 00 1 Year in SerranoM County $36 OO 1 Year Other Flondj County $42 00 t Year Out 01 Sute $52 00 Mnrtislag: cttnlUiastmiiiolihtrili Publisher tyisgOMmiMlihinb. F axu e: (407)323-8408 �T ilt S eminole Herald Sunday. May 12. 2002 PajC 3A Obituaries RAMON MARTINEZ* BERMUDEZ Ramon Martinez-Bermudez, 89, • of Tenley Terrace, Sanford, died Sunday, May 5,2002. Bom March 22,1913, in Utuado, Puerto Rico, he had been in mainte­ nance for the public school systoms. Survivors include one daughter, Rosita Martinez, and one son, Jose Martinez. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford b In charge of arrange­ ments. TIMOTHY WAYNE BURKE Timothy "Tim” Wayne Burke, 47, of West 11th Street, Sanford, died Hiesday, May 7,2002, in Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom June 16,1954, he was a life­ long resident of Sanford. He was an automotive repair laborer and a member of Allen Chapel AME Church in Sanford. Survivors include his mother, Geraldine' Burke of Sanford; four brothers, Gerald Fraizer of Palatka, Moses Burke Jr., of Greenville, and fames and Willie Burke, both of Sanford; and eight sisters, Mildred Cooks, Beatrice Wynn, Brenda Mayes, Sandra Barnes, and Sharon, Regina and Laura Burke, all of Sanford, and Esther Barber of Hendersonville, N.C. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. DAVID F. FLEMING David F. Fleming, 46, of South Saint Lude Drive, Casselberry, died TUesday, May 7,2002, in Florida Hospital Altamonte. Survivors Include his mother, Shirley T. Crawford of Casselberry; and four brotlrers, Richard J. Fleming of Winter Park, fames and Thomas Fleming, both of Cleveland and Joseph M. Fleming of Orlando. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. ANNE L LARSON Anne L Larson, 69, of Lake Markham Road, Sanford, died Wednesday, May 8,2002, in her res­ idence. Bom in Albion, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1969, She was a homemaker and a member of Cypress Knoll Country Club in Palm CivistFh* Was tlw co-owner u f t k m f u r U ^ u t i i P d r l I n c . , N A I ’A , 111 downtown Sanford. She was of the Episcopal faith. Survivors include her husband, Ralph Larson of Sanford; three sons, Scott David Larson and Eric John Iarson, both of Sanford and Lincoln Elliott larson of Peachtree City, Ca.; one daughter, Kathleen Gager of Sanford; and 10 grand­ children. Baldwin Fairchild Qaklawn Chapel of Sanford/Lake Mary b in ciwrge of arrangements. ROBERT L. MORRIS Robert L Morris, 67, of Like Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday, May 4,20(12. Bom June 22,1934, in Washington, D.C., he was a CPA for Abbott Laboratories. He was of the Protestant faith. Survivors include one daughter, Jeanne Anderson of Orlando; and two sons, John C. Morris of San Ramon, Calif, and James C. Morris of Richardson, Texas. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. VICTOR ENRIC PERANTONI Victor Enric Perantoni, 89, of Shasta Drive, Orlando, died Wednesday, May 8,2002. Bom in Leopoli, Poland, he moved to Central Florida in 1978. He was a custodian and enjoyed collecting stamp. He was a Jehovah's Witness. Survivors include his wife, Luisa Perantoni of Orlando; two sons, Robert Perantoni of Milwaukee, Wis., and George Perantoni of Orlando; six grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Golden’s Funeral Home Inc., of Winter Park is in charge of arrange­ ments. ROY L LYNN Roy L Lynn, 61, of Sanford, died Sunday, April 28,21)02. in Orlando. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanfoid is in charge of arrange­ ments. DAVID DARRELL PORTER David Darrell Porter, 72, of Alice Drivc3, Orange City, died Wednesday, May 8,2002, in hb res­ idence. Bom in Ohio, he served in the US. Air Force. He was a retired engineer with Martin-Merrietta. He was a member of the MartinMarietta Breakfast Cub and working and stained glass. Survivors include hb spouse of 48 years, Etorothy Porter, two sons, Darrell J. Porter of Deltona and Richard D. Porter of Deltona; one daughter, Kathryn Potter of Winter Springs; seven grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City b in charge of arrangements. Master Taiye Kenneth Potts Master Taiye Kenneth Potts, infant, of Castlewood Terrace, Casselberry, died Wednesday, May 1,2002. Survivors include hb parents, Titus and Celbsa Potto of Casselberry; two sisters, Taryn Huff and Dega Potto, both of Casselbcny; one brother, Titus Jalen Potto of Casselberry; and grandparents, Patricta Hamilton of Bartow, Lewis Potto of New Orleans, La., Kenneth Salazar of San Diego, Calif., and Judy Truitt of Plymouth, Minn. Golden's Funeral Home Inc., of Winter Park b In charge of arrangements. ROBERT BRONSON ROOT Robert Bronson Root, 60, of Winter Springs, died Sunday, May 5,2002. Bom in New York City, N.Y., she was an accountant. Survivors include one son, Scott B. Root of Winter Springs; one daughter, Kelly A. Root of West Palm Beach; and one sister, Mary F.llen Kane of Prunedale, Calif. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. her of The Scottish Rite, 32nd degree Master Mason, The Consistory Mason, American Legion Post No. 53 and the BPOE Elks Lodge No. 1241. He served in the Merchant Marines. Sun Ivors include one daughter. LVbrah Krye of Longwixxi; one granddaughter; and one great grand daughter. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel of Sanford/Lako Mary b in charge of arrangements. DARRELL BASIL SIPES Darrell Basil Sipes, 83, of CambridgeCourt, Lnngwood, died Tuesday, May 7,2002. Bom in Clarion, Pa., moved to Central Florida from Colorado in 1978. He was a carpenter in the con­ struction industry. He was a mem- WAYNE W. WALKER Wayne W. Walker, 42, of Orlando, died Monday, May 6, 2002, following a courageous battle with cancer. Bom in Sanford, he attended Seminole County schools. He was a talented hair stylist in Winter Park > Gena Hunt, Owner I Bronze. Marbla * Onwfta FIRST CHURCHOF THE NAZARENE 25*t Serdcad Sentord. ft I 407 322 3122 P»tor JonCatmet tO30 om UorrwigWoraTug 9 30 e m Sunday School 6 00 pm Sunday fwnmq 100pm 1 r.nrf. 700pm WimJ Pih/iI K4» CtuO ft 00pm Satunley Service C O u r M o th er G ab rella F ish er mrs. lUattye L Cherry U 1 May 15. 1921 - May 28. 1988 A godly woman who loved the Jjird with alt her heart, soul, mind and body. She looked well to the ways of her house hold and ate mu the bread of idleness. (Prov. 31:27) She stretched out her hand to the poor, yea, she reached forth her hands to the needy. (Prov. 31:20) She opened her mouth with wisdom and in her tongue was the law of kindness. (Prov. 31:26) Her children arise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praiseth her. (Prov. 31:28) In loving memory of Mother's birthday and Mother’s Day From Mellnui.se, Errol, Herbert, _____ Sonya and Pamela It hasn’t been quite 6 months since your passing, but it seems like we’ve had to endure a lifetime without you. Life without you has forced us to examine ourselves. Who are we without you this Mother's Day? We are your children. We were 6 months ago, j i yesterday, today, and always. Your Gentleness. Attentiveness, Backbone of strength. Your Bighteousness of character, your Expressions of Loyalty, and Loving Ability make up your name Gabrella. That is who you were and what you have given us. Leroy, Melvin Jr., Mike. Earl. Stevie, Jeff, Gloria, Nick, Dale and Tam, so it is on this Mother's Day and everyday we honor and cherish you. ”Forever you will be m issed 7, In M uring M em ory o f T o o l* E ve lyn M c S w a ln oct. 14, i r s A*«. a , i m God has you In his keeping W» havs you in our hurts Wa love a miss you We know you are dancing m the rays of the lord Ym rtttit§ Ftmltf Ptlritlt, Lltit, « > B rtct i F n t S ' ACC H A R D W A R E M X H A R D W A R E AOE HARDWARE B r is s o n FU N ER A L H O M E S em in ole C ou n ty ’s M ost E x p erien ced F u n era l H om e A ........ Combined Total O f 147 Years ■, -t Caring Service Hardware Stores % T pf 9 M HC PREMIUM WEED &| FEED .* "• P DIA2IN0N ________________ ____ Beck row l to R Ron Kendr er, Becky Wlgpn*. 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Survivors include hb wife, Janet Walker of Orlando; hb parents, Rick and Mona Walker of Sanford; two sbters, Wendy Parson of Flora Home and Laura Kasmi of Orlando; and one brother Gary Walker. A memorial service will be held 1 m. Saturday, May 11, in Trinity uthcran Church, in lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Trfnil Church, AH Saints Church H< Services or Harry P. Leu Gardens In Memory of Wayne W. Walker. National Cremation Society Beacon Chapter of Winter Park b in charge of arrangements. 5 Proud Supporters of SATISFACTION m GUARANTEED I S0 3 ACS . OREST CITY 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 0 ONGW OOD 3 3 9 -4 6 8 3 H X J J 6 & 426 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 * SANFO , RD 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 ] GIVE THE GIFT o ru n Central Florida Blood Bank, Inc. OVIEDO Hw y 4 3 4 2 0 7 E . 2 5 th S t. Hwy 4 3 4 & 4 2 7 hardw area m m ■ Sop 1978 . Serving Al Your Hardware Needs Srica 1 1 2 2 W . Hwy 4 3 6 % Do Th e Zoo ] SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, A SSELB ER R YI W in te r P a r k D r. 3 3 9 -7 3 6 5 h a r d w a r e aI C E h a r d w a r e A G E h a r d w a r e ACE hardw are �' 4A Sunday. May 12.2002 THE SEMINOLB I IF,RAM) Opinion Our View Barking up the right tree It’» been a year (seven In dog yean) since Sanford Paw Park official­ ly opened. More than 400 people turned out for last Saturday's cele­ bration, but that's not unusual for Paw Park. Since it's opening, Paw Park has become one of the busiest parks in the city. Weekends are the busiest, but on just about any occasion you can find dozens of dogs and their ownen — some from as far away as Kissimmee — enjoying Centra] Florida's only off-leash dog park. But Paw Park is more than just a great place for pets and their own­ ers. It's also an example of neighborhood initiative. Residents of the area were concerned about a city park that was known more for its criminal activity Bum its serene surroundings. They also realized there was a need for an open area where dog lovers could let their pets run free. Rather than complain about the problems and wait for the city to fix it, these residents began a fund-raising effort to recreate the park into an off-leash doggie haven. Their hard work paid off In several thou­ sand dollars worth of donations. They didn’t stop there, however. Led by Mike Knlpfer, the group researched how a park should be built and operated and offered their idea — along with the money — to the city. After some initial puzzled reactions, the city embraced the Idea and In a matter or months — record time, actually — created Paw Park. Knlpfer and his team of volunteers are to be commended for their vision and their willingness to Invest their time, money and resources to make Sanford a better place. Kudos also go to Howard Jeffries and his crew and the city parks department. Once the dty bought into the idea, Jeffries was the man who made It happen. It's encouraging to see citizens take the initiative to improve their community. It's even nicer when the dty helps them do it. Duffers need their own course We need beginners’ golf courses, places where those who don't know how to play can team. Yes, we have driving ranges and Putt-Putt courses, but neither is like a real par three or nice a four hole with a sand trap and trees. The need is for those who don't know how to play. Perhaps you've watched golf on TV or seen an actual tournament and would like to find out if golf might be a game you would enjoy. Where would you go? No duffer is appreciated on a regular golf course. Tkking a dozen strokes per hole delays others and you would find folks who know how to play complaining loudly. But why not a small course —perhaps nine holes — where a hus­ band can take his wife and teach her what he knows. There are also the youngsters who need someplace to try hitting the ball and making that putt Many people would like to take their spouses along on a game - but wouldn't dare to do so on a regular course. Driving ranges teach you how to hit a long drive. Putting greens may give you practice on putting — but these are only a part of what people do when •theypUy. • This is not to say that there are no such courses for duffers. But it IS to say that if there are any •no one Nick advertises them and the average person doesn't know where to go. • •••••• Then too, there are some courses like this — but they are generally in mobile home or housing develop­ ments and they are strictly private. Golf has been one of the fastest growing sports in the nation for the average person. How much more enjoyable if there were places where a prospective golfer could cut his teeth on the Unks. People would be willing to pay — we are not suggesting a free course. Some may never go back to a golf course again once they find out how difficult it looks. (Watching Tiger certainly makes it look easy). But others may be able to hone their skills to the point where they could go to a regulation course and play a real game. This will make golfing easier for those who can golf (or who THINK they can), as the duffers will not be on hand until they are familiar with the game. I never broke 100 on an 18 hole course when I used to play. I'd still like to - but judging from the catcalls, Insults and ridicule I had when I tried to play some of the finer courses in Central Florida -1 won't do it again until I con go to some place where a duffer can play with other duffers. Golf is fun and when done successfully — can be a real benefit But where do we go? Pfeifauf Your View Ferguson family appreciates recent memorial service l b the editor: We, the Ferguson Family, would like to thank the pastor and members o f the St. Matthews Baptist Church for arranging, per our request, a Memorial Service for our loved one, Raymond Bellamy. The service that took place on March 3 at the church provided a way for friends and family to express our proper good-byes to a wonderful man. Raymond Bellamy was a very kind, generous person who deserved to be buried with dignity. To this date, none of his family members have been notified of his death or his cremation, but that'* O K because we expected something like this to take place during the whole course of him being ill. We are very sorry that the pastor and the church were so wrongfully blamed for his depression and his illness, which lead to his death. The true family knows who to lay the blame on and It is definitely not you or your congregation members. The long-distance Ferguson Family would like to thank all who participated and extended their kindness to Raymond Bellamy while he was alive. We know you love him, The Almighty loved him, and we his true family loved him. Helen Blackahear and the Ferguson Family Los Angeles safety, but even more that a sm all residential street is not a channel for commercial traffic. As it Is today, the intersection o f Stone Gable Circle and SR 434 is very difficult to navigate for those familiar with Its con­ tour and traffic patterns, the addition o f countless shoppers w ill devastate our community, destroy our residential setting, and endanger the 50 children that reside here. People are already moving out in fear of the results and eventual prop­ To the Editor erty devaluation. Mayor and Winter Springs Our community has extreme Commissioners, previously, I concerns and needs assistance. appeared before your 1 had thought that the City Commission on behalf of my Association (Stone Gable POA), Staff would have disapproved this site plan as it is unsafe, but for which I am the President. If you recall, a commercial devel­ apparently this is not the case. oper is planning to build a 54K The only reason the develop­ sq. ft. strip mall on our commu­ er is seeking access to the Stone nity's im m ediate western _ _ C able community Is to.provlde boarder. The developer plans an access from both the east to destroy the current tree and west, this permits him to buffer and expose our commu­ charge higher lease rates can be nity to his commercial develop­ charged. Furthermore, in order ment; he also intends to utilize to access his the strip mall from our one and only street (Stone Stone Gable, the developer Gable Circle) as a method for must make use of Tract B, a commercial traffic to ingress recorded tract within Stone and egress for his development. Gable. As presented In my pre­ Aside from being completely sentation, this use violates the apathetical to the needs of recorded covenants of the Stone Stone Gable, this is extremely Gable Association. dangerous. I hope you recall Our community would great­ the traffic studies that I pre­ ly appreciate any guidance or sented. These studies clearly intervention that is permissible. demonstrate that this access It is d ear that the developer fails to meet D.O.T criteria for has legal counsel and if neces­ Residents are concerned about new development sary we are prepared to retain outside counsel. I only hope this is not necessary and the process Itself will protect the residents of Stone Gable. Sincerely, Thom as J . Kearney Winter Springs H o m e o w n e rs a p p r e c ia te c i t y ’s q u ic k r e s p o n s e To the edltoR Dear Mr. Rudy Encamadon, sewer foreman for the city of Sanford, recently my sister and I experienced a horrible mess at our home as a result of the sewer backing up in our bath­ room. I must let you know how grateful we were to have receiyed such prompt attention to our problem. Reginald Braxton was dis­ patched to our home and he made a bad situation a little easier to accept. He was extremely polite, attentive and offered the right level o f sym­ pathy. Reginald is certainly an employee the dty can be proud of. We are Indeed proud of our d ty and its fine employees. Keep up this exceptional ser­ vice. We sincerely appreciate it. Jean E. W ilke Joan M . W ilke Sanford On the Street T h e H e ra ld a s k s p e o p le w h a t t h e y t h i n k . . . N kk FftifuaJ to I retired H*r*ld atolf writer. During (hr 1960a and 1970a h« wotted aa an anchorman and ntwa director for WESH Channel 2. Sunday is M other’s Day, an d it ’s tim e to hon or a ll m oth­ ers, grandm oth­ ers an d sp ecial women through­ out th e country. We a sk ed a few p eo p le w hat they a re doin g f o r th eir m other this Sunday, o r what their children are plan n in g to do in tribute to their m om . My mother lives in Ohio, so I am going to send her flowers. Tra cy Ollfedder My mother la on a cruise, so I cant do much for her on Mother's Day. I wish I was with her. Peggy Fetzer I'm going to make my mom cereal for breakfast. Frankie Qi Ifodder, 5 Lake Mary Lake Mary Sanford (W E E K E N D & My daughter, who Is 19, and my son, who is 17, are cook­ ing me a Mother’s Day cSnner. They told me they needed $75 to buy the food, so it should be nice. i Frith l‘m going to drive to my Mom's house in Fort Lauderdale and help her pack since she has to move. And then we will go to dinner on the waterfront. Carolyn Smell Orlando Orlando M ID W E E K } •LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL POLITICS • LOCAL ADS • LOCAL PEOPLE L ____ y g g jw * W HO W E E K p « , M o n I M I T E D C A L L (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 T I M SUBSCRIPTION I 1 �T he S eminole Herald Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis "MATRIARCHS" WNowyr 127 Highborn By DAVE ANO 96 *Oreem a little 128 Faucet fault DIANE EPPERSON Dream ol Me" 129 Soaks, a* flu ACROSS 130 Cut Into cube* 1 LapaJ label 100 Novelist 131 Williams ot S __Beach: Calif. 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Corral 78 Absorbed the t i l Bruins legend lost 113 Seth's son 47 Uka lava 79 Prohibition 115 Syngman ol 46 Banger seter 60 Acts aa lookout. Korea 49 Shrinking tea 117 Dole and Dylan t 90 Bard's tlrtog* 84DuA*7 * 116 CapiJal west ot 54 Clothe* line 65 Dally Planet Stockholm 57 E1_ 121 In Blether 58 "Whet _ mind 68 Perpandfcutar to 122 Last word? reader7* the keel 123 Dusk, to Donne 16 One-time Alaska Territory capital 17 Invalidate 18 Cafler ID7 24 Hall a laugh 29 Myopic Mr. 30 Himalayan 59 German coal Stum psd? Call 1 - 9 0 0 - 9 3 3 * 5 1 5 5 . 99 cents a minute 39 Steamed 42 Gig component 43 Comer grocery, IradlltonaHy 46 Ship’s compass slabiHzsr 61 Oscar-winning roi* for Julia 52 Loophole 53 Forum wear 55 "Pardon mel* 56 _ gratia artis 57 Pacify 60 Scale second* 62 Make-up artist? 63 Ineffectual 65 Rural couple ot Aims 69 Civilian army 72 Bias(hot "Baywalch* 73 Christina Crawford r TT 1 'l l lift m w 77“ T T i ii i n 1 23 „ 3T i a nr FT . 62 78 " 77 Mexican treat holder 81 Suffix with deliver 62 Toon pooch 63 Surf, In restaurants 86 Bin 87 Gaucho’s rope 69 T h e Bar at toe FoUes-BergAre" artist 92 Indisposed 93 Neuwirih of Broadway's "Sweet Charity" 80 iai" “:7" (ToJ 104 103 Toe tnr iii J 05/12/02 rl-jur. •-jlrfd n hi- The following biographies were edited from "Early Settlers of Orange County" published by C.E. Howard in 1915. J.B. Clouser J.U. Clouser was bom In Perry County, Pennsylvania, Oct. 15, 1838 and was raised on a farm. He became a .carpenter, at which trade he worked until he entered ............................... .. the Northern Army dur­ ing the Civil War. He was a mem­ ber of the U9th PV Company D (Buck Tails). When he was dis­ Grace Marie charged at the end of the war, he resumed his trade and was married November 1865. Mr. Clouser built a home in Center Township in Perry County, where he and his family lived until November 1881. At that time he, with his wife and two children, moved to Longwood, which had only been staked out in the woods and streets had not yet been cut out. The only hotel accommodations were a bale of hay and an old blanket in the upper story of a box board shanty. Clouser will probably always be remembered for having built the Longwood Hotel for E.W. Hcnck. Following this, he became Sllneclpher foreman of the P.A. Demens Novelty Works, which at the time was the only planing mill and novelty works south of Jacksonville. During the 1880s, the public roads were mostly crooked trails with no bridges. The South Florida Railroad was under construction, having been completed from Sanford to Orlando. The train consisted of one coach, one flat car and a small engine called T h e Seminole.” There was no tele­ graph connection to the outside world until later. There were no school build­ ings. Schools were held In pri­ vate houses or shanties. After four years in the employ of P.A. Demens, Clouser and his son, C.A. Clouser, and his sonin-law, E.J. Neimeyer, embarked in the mercantile business. When his wife died in 1911, he retired. His son moved to New Smyrna Beach, where he was in the automobile business, so his son-in-law carried on the firm under the name of F.J. Neimeyer. Jo h n N e ill Searcy Both of John Neill Searcy's grandfathers had fought under General Jackson in the War of 1812. His grandfather Robert Searcy was clerk of the Federal Court in Nashville and was the Second Grand Master of the Masons. John’s father. Dr. James Searcy, was bom in Nashville in 1812 and married Miss Sara Neill. They raised seven children. John was bom in Bedford GET A Page BA settlers County, Tennessee on March 15, 1842. In the fall of 1855, the fami­ ly moved to Panola County, Mississippi, where they were liv­ ing when the Civil War broke out. John and his oldest brother joined the Pettus Artillery in May 1861. The name of the com­ pany was changed to The Hudson Battery, after their cap­ tain, Alfred B. Hudson, was killed at the Battle of Shiloh. They fought under several other commanders and were involved in the Siege of Vicksburg. On May 12,1865, they were paroled at Gainesville, Alabama. John then moved with his father back to Bedford County, where he remained until March 17,1873 when he started out for Florida. He traveled on the steamer "Starlight” up the St. Johns River, landing in Mellonville on March 23. After dark, he went out to Fort Reid and the next morning he thought, "H ave I left good old Tennessee to starve in the desert?" On his way to Maitland, he met a Georgia Cracker who per­ suaded him to stop with him. He homesteaded land near what later became Longwood and enjoyed good sport with the Cracker, hunting deer where Longwood now stands. When E.W. Herrick built the railroad from Sanford to Orlando, John was with the sur­ veying party. On Feb. 2,1885, he married Miss Eva L Muzzy, and they had three sons. Tmmrvavmu Including Inatmilmtlon in 2 RO O M S FO R $ J° » 127 T3T •. The Way We Were: Early I T iT T7T Sunday. May 12. 21)02 linr lit xwordedltof? aql.cort) C A M ] Tribune Media Sen If n , Inc. r‘ I 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 See S o lu tio n o n Page 8 A *IIM T t . 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These people are friends. endorse the 10-year county of Seminole County These people are family." commission incumbent since Commission Chairman Daryl McLain's announcement that he McLain, in the race for the Robinson seeks re-election was running for congress. newiy-cret newly-created District 24 con- to Seminole School Board "I called Daryl to congratu­ gresaional Sandy Robinson, a 12-year late him," Lessard said. "T told McLain is opposed in the member of the Seminole County him we'd miss him on the coun­ Sept 10 Republ bUcan School Board, announced her ty commission, but that his Party primary by intention to seek re-election. brand of local leadership on a Florida Speaker of During her tenure, whole plethora of Issues - from the House Tom Robinson has served six transportation to education Feeney. Feeney took yean as chairman would benefit the entire region up residence in and maintains at the national level." Oviedo in 1996 to involvement in com­ District 24 skirts the Sanford run for a state house munity affairs city limits to the e tit, Lessard seat left vacant by through member­ said. But he added McLain had the resignation of NEWS ON THE LOCAL ship In numerous represented the city with dis­ former State Rep. civic organizations tinction for nearly a decade; and CAMPAIGN SCENE Marvin Coucn. and boards. She also his involvement McLain has served on the is involved in helping her hus­ with Sanford, Seminole County Commission band in his business. and his family's, since 1992. Robinson cites her emphasis dates back far , In a letter hand-delivered on accountability to botn stu­ longer than that. Sunday night, City dents and taxpayers as hall­ "Daryl grew Commissioners Phil Cloninger, marks of her tenure and points up in Sanford," Bob Dallari, Dominic to countywide Improvements, Lnsard said. Persampiere and Todd Russell, including: "He built a busi­ endorsed McLain. Andrews, the • Increased SAT scores. ness here. He's mayor from 1999 to 2001, also • Administrative cost among sent his kids through public signed the letter. the lowest in Florida. schools here. He understands T f you take the fact that • Decreased tax rate for the local Issues, the local con­ Daryl has been a strong and schools seven years in a row. cerns, and the local priorities effective leader in the county for • Improvement every year In like the need to pass the penny nearly a decade, that record of student FCAT scores. sales tax extension last year. accomplishment indicates he • The number of students That was an issue, a choice, will be a strong and effective passing Advance Placement which faced every elected offi­ leader in Washington," said tests has doubled. cial. Daryl didn't hesitate. He Russell. "Leadership at home Robinson also noted that the stepped out in front and led the equal* leadership in school board, in cooperation charge." Washington for all the citizens with the county and seven McLain will bring that same of our district." cities, helped pass the extension kind of energy and enthusiasm "Daryl demonstrates the of the penny sales tax with 72 to the Congressional campaign knack and the know-how to percent of the vote. That initia­ stump, the mayor predicted. work with city and county offi­ tive will generate $133 million "I know Daryl wjil run a hard cials in dealing with all aspects in capital improvements during race," Lessard said. "He's an of quality of life the next 10 years. excellent campaigner. He's a issues," said The three-term school board personable candidate,,and I'm Dallari. member said she will continue confident that he'll get out and For his part, to focus on strong fiscal policies, meet the people in the district McLain called increased achievement levels, He won't just contact the voters Oviedo a "start­ decreased dropout rates and by mall or pre-recorded phone ing point," in his recruitment and retention of bank, he'll be on their front race for high quality teachers. porches and in their pastures Congress, a spe­ "Positive leadership, experi­ talking about what's really cial place that ence and a continuing commit­ important to them and to this had helped launch his political ment to improving student community." rJrictatn sa id -h e welcomed 3 3 7 K T1 1 'VIA -,tl 3TAT10tr achievement whilermaintaining HaJJ’j i * been h o n o re d .t»< i < i m M io f< M tally ears," McLain 'sd "Whent iI i first ran for the county commission back in 1992, Barbara and I knocked bn every door In Oviedo. Some twice. We've been back in the neigh­ borhoods many times since; most recently last year cam­ paigning for the penny sales tax extension. 7 m^ fiscal conservatism ate the fo u n ­ dation of, my service,” 'RobTHsbr) said. ' Sanford mayor is first elected official to endorse McLain Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard announced his endorsement of Seminole County Commission Chairman Daryl McLain in his bid for the District 24 congressionat seat. LtsHiVl Yftupport And called (he mayor a .friend’ ^colleague Vnd, "truly a terrific public servant." Lessard has served on the Sanford City Commission since 1997. He was elected mayor in ___ ________ _____ of the 2001 with 54.4r percent ?vote in a four-way race. * Candktales are welcome to submit news about their campaigns to editor•eaminolehereldxom Bernardo’s Pizza Night Monday. Mljf 13.2002 to benefit the SMS State Champion Odyssoy of tho Mlad Toon. Com e to Bernardo’s Pizzeria on We are raising money to get to World Competition in Colorado on May 22. W e’d like to put Sanford on the map just like the Apopka Little League did for Apopka. Bernardos will donate 10% o f the night’s sales and the tips to the team. You might even see some o f your teachers waiting tables! BERNARDO S PIZZERIA Pa#C 7A Sunday. May 12.2002 ATTENTION ALL SANFORD RESIDENTS This Is Your Invitation I To An r Informative Dr. Jo M p ti Slcurella Dr. Joseph Boyle Dinner Seminar Sponsored B y F ir s t H ealth C H IR O P R A C T IC Find out the information about Auto Accidents most Doctors never tell you! • W arning signs o f injury • T h e treatm ent that really w orks > • H ow seat and shoulder belts really affect you • W h y arthritis o f the neck o ccu rs 8 0 % m ore often in v<t . i ji'i !.i . 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During the six weeks of train­ ing, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and customs; performed drill and ceremony marches, and received physical training and special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who com- plete basic training eam credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son of Margaret Henry of Lake Mary. Henry is a 1997 graduate of Lake Brantley High School, Altamonte Springs. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Anthony O, Christoffer, son of Vickie Chrlstoffer of Sanford, recently reported for duty aboard the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman, home ported in Norfolk, Va. 80 * OH ALL DENTAL SAVEUPTO PRESCRIPTION •VISION •CHIROPRACTIC INCLUDEDAT NO ADDITIONALCOST •No Waiting •No Agt Limit* •No Limits On Vtafta or Sorvteao •unnooofiDCE inciuota •CoMMtfc tnctudad •No Claim Forma •Change Oentlst at Any Tim* • Preexisting Condition* OK HOUSEHOLD INDIVIDUAL Solution to Today1* Puzzle Marine Corps CpI. Jason E. Mlllspaugh, son of Mary Shull of Sanford, recently was deployed to a combined arms exercise at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Twentynine Palms, Calif. During the annua) eight-week exercise, Mlllspaugh and his fel­ low Marines with the 1 st Battalion, 6th Marines out of Camp Lejeune, N.C., conducted tactical training and operations with other units using various weapons, tactical vehicles and artillery to lujprove combat readiness. Need A Homo Loan? Pra-Approval By Phone a Mlllspaugh is a 1999 graduate of Seminole High School and joined the Marine Corps in June 1999. Air Force Airman Gabriel J. Jestus has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks of train­ ing, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and customs; performed drill and ceremony marches, and received physical training and special training in human relations. 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TX 140SJ PUMM MM 10 JXU H .M n X a .4 n w )n p H I K n a S « u ^ �I T he S eminole H erald _______________________________ Sunday, May 12,2002 Page 9A Business Briefcase Delegation Leader Matt Moore, founder and chief executive officer of TEAM Information Services, Inc. in Lake Mary, will head a delega­ tion o f computer Industry repre­ sentatives to Washington, D.C. to meet with senators and repre­ sentatives from May 8-10. Moore will be joined by Teresa Moore, president of Dragon Development, a major Washington, D.C. area based vendor that develops software products for clients who serve the U.S. Intelligence community. Matt Moore serves as presi­ dent-elect of the National Association of Computer Consulting Businesses (NACCB), a major U S. trade group, and chairs NACCB's government affairs committee. “America's information technol­ ogy industry has many major concerns that extend way beyond Microsoft and AOLTlme Warner," said Moore. “Big computer companies are cer­ tainly the most recognized ele­ ments o f the IT industry in the U S. but the center of IT is the hundreds of smaller companies ' that aren't so well known." Among the topics on the agenda, Moore said, are clarifi­ cation o f the computer profes­ sional exemption, IT training and education, workers classifi­ cation and immigration and r r Visas. "Maintaining America’s world leadership in information technology is one of the most important jobs facing our national leadership," Moore explained. "If we give up that lead, it may take a generation or more to recover." New Lease NA1 Realvest Partners, Inc. recently negotiated a new lease for 12,000 square feet of Indus­ trial space at 1140 Albright Rd. In Sanford. Michael Heldrich, a princi­ pal at NAI Realvest, negotiated the lease agreement represent­ ing the tenant, Rola-Trac North America, a worldwide supplier of artificial turf and portable flooring based in Norfolk, England. Jack Hines of The Orlando Group represented the landlord, Tread masters, Inc. The lease agreement is valued at $222,984. Maitland based NAI Realvest Partners, Inc. Is a fully integrated commercial real estate operating company spe­ cializing in brokerage, invest­ ment, leasing and management, consulting, research and devel­ opment services in the U S. and D a v is Continued from P i f i LA Davis became uncooperative. "Before the deputy could real­ ly do much, Mr. Davis was very angry," said sheriff's office akesman Steve Olson. “If Mr. avis had not reacted this way it probably wouldn't have wound up this way.” According to the police report, Davis began yelling obscenities at the deputies and then jumped in a vehicle in which his wife was driving. Deputies stopped the car three blocks later and Davis refused to get out of the vehicle. Authorities had to remove him from the vehicle. Davis agrees most dt this is true. However, he believes he was falsely arrested and illegally detained. Davis also contends the deputies were wrong to report he repeatedly used profanity. A par­ ticularly offensive four-letter word is attributed to Davis on seven different occasions in the police report. On one instance, the deputy attributed Davis say­ ing the word to his wife. "M y wife was floored," Davis said after he read the report to his wife. Being arrested is usually a public image killer, but for Davis it's just the opposite. Since Tuesday, Davis estimates he's been a guest on at least 40 differ­ ent radio and television stations. From Chicago to Pittsburgh, Davis' fight against Seminole County is being heard loud and dear. The most unusual request for Davis comes from Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H. School officials have agreed to pay for Davis' to visit the school to talk the student body about the issues he’s faring in Seminole County. worldwide through NAI, a global real estate services net­ work active in over 300 mar­ kets. Foundation Donation Florida Solar Technology, Inc., the world's largest con­ tractor of pool heating systems, pledged to contribute $25,000 over the next five years to the Foundation for Seminole County Schools, a private group that supports public education in Seminole County. Skip West, founder and pres­ ident and Scott Kacic, chief executive officer at Florida Solar made the presentation to the group. "Florida Solar has.seen enor­ mous growth in the 20 years since we opened," said West. "This is one way we can give something back to the commu­ nity." New Contract Longwood-based Geneva Development Group has been awarded a $1.5 million land­ scape and irrigation contract for Trend West Resorts, a $50 million timeshare development in Las Vegas. Established as a natural off-shoot of Talbot Environmental Inc., an ecologi­ cal consulting firm based in Longwood, founder and CEO Tim Talbot said ihc firm pro­ vides planning, design and installation for large-scale golf course communities, hotel and timeshare resorts, apartments and master-planned communi­ ties principally in Florida, Nevada, Arizona and California. The company also has an office In Las Vegas. Geneva Development Group's corporate office is located at 239 Hunt G u b Blvd Suite 201, Longwood. Paper to u r Students from the Rays ot Hope Charter School recently toured the Seminole Herald lacUttiea to learn how newspapers are printed. Students who took the tour Include: Vinny Bavero, Matt Wlnne, Heather Barker, Justin Rowe, Kelly Stephenson, Alison Brady, Jeremy Flowers, Andy Luo, Stephanie Jackson, David Clark, Shawn Williams, Elizabeth Robinson, Jade Winchester, Ashley Hill, Ben Claypool, Nathan Millward, Josh Glachettl, Sarah Gracey, James Bateman, Christopher Borraro-Font, Jessica Stissel, Dedra Mattox, Amanda Akers. Tori Martorano and teacher Ms. Gardenour. laxe a iruise Without Packing Your Bags! Enjoy o taste of Historic St. Johns Cruising. LUNCH CRUISES DAILY DINNER CRUISES FRIDAY & SATURDAY v r ,; Live Entertainment D avis has started a Web site to get his message out. The site, www.kiss-my-ass.us, features a picture of his statue. C o m e E x p e r ie n c e Our E x citin g N ew S p rin g M e n u RIVERSHIP ROMANCE — ■\l» r i lU r m lU . 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Central I lorid) Regional Hospital 1401 W Seminole SoulevanJ •Sanfardl FL 32771 www cenlralflwid)regional com �Page 10A Sunday. May 12.2000 Th i SaaN O U H d u ld Adpptive mother salutes birth mom for giving up child DEAR ABBY: TWenty years This year, write your ago I decided to place my mother a letter telling her child for adoption. I was 19, how much you love her and unmarried, and did .................. ............. what life-lessons not have the means you have learned to support a baby. from her example. Your Mother's I'm sure If you do Day column that so, she will treasure * f year included a It as long as she tribute to mothers lives. who unselfishly placed their chil­ dren for adoption, DEAR ABBY: cut It out ana have What is the signifi­ carried it in my Dear cance of wearing a wallet ever since. I a l » _ ., single carnation on know other birth A D O j Mother’s Day? mothers would also FLOWER CHILD find comfort from • • • • 1 reading It. Would you consid­ DEAR CHILD: A n d car­ er printing it again? nation U worn to signify that JULIANA IN one's mother is living. A BOISE, IDAHO white carnation signifies DEAR JULIANA: With pleasure. DEAR ABBY: I hope you will use my letter on Mother's Day as a tribute to those brave, unselfish mothers who have placed their babies for adoption. I am a new mother whose heart is overflowing with gratitude to a 15-year-old girl i have never seen. I under­ stand that she is a beautiful, intelligent person who became pregnant accidentally and decided on her own that her baby should have a better life than she was able to pro­ vide, so she agreed to allow her baby,to be adopted. As soon as our son is able to understand, I shall tell him about hiS "real" mother and what a courageous person she is. In the meantime, I pray daily for her well-being and good fortune. Sign m e... BLESSED * I I DEAR BLESSED: Thank jf o i r t a r an i m r e p i i t t i Ittto i 1; lo r Mother's Day..I agree that placing a child for adop­ tion for his or her own good is the ultimate in unselfish­ ness. God bless those moth­ ers who do. DEAR ABBY: My mother just finished reciting the same speech she gives every year as Mother's Day approaches. It begins, "Now please don't throw your money away on a 'ft for m e ... I don't need a mg." Abby, I know my mother doesn't "need" anything, but i enjoy giving her presents, and it takes the pleasure out of it for me when she dis­ plays this attitude. 1 wish you'd tell mothers that chil­ dren of all ages enjoy giving gifts on Mother's Day, so please accept them graciously. SOMEBODY’S DAUGHTER S DEAR DAUGHTER: Your mother's attitude is typical of many other mothers. She would probably prefer that you use the money to buy something for yourself. However, that doesn't mean Mother's Day should not be celebrated with a gift. M ilers W alking Club plans Sem inole Trail hike in June The Mid-Florida Milers Walking Club, a member of the American Volkraport Association, will hold walks every Saturday morning through Sept 21. The special walks, scheduled to "beat the heat," will begin ' *1 . »• i. hi * II :i Upcoming walks include the _.ack Hammock Trallhcad, just west of State Road 417 on State Road 434. It is a hike through All walkers are giver, a guide and detailed written instruc­ tions. Participants walk at their own pace and arc welcome to walk with a group, a companion or by themselves. The cost is $2 for those desiring AVA credit and $1 for others. the "real Florida" along the Oviedo Cross Seminole Trail. For more information, call Mike Lanpher at 407-695-9181 Engine Light On?... Come See CATALYTIC CONVERTERS C n tas E xtant Specialist For 20 Yean. 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"We hope children of all ages will jo in us on Saturday May 18 for this event because we know that the hug of a teddy bear will bring a smile to any child when faced with difficult circumstances. each Saturday between 8 and 8:45 a.m. and are open to the public. Every week, the seif-guided walks will start at a different location in the greater Orlando area. The distance for each event is 10 kilometers (6.2 miles). she said. "Build-A-Bcar Workshop is honored to be sup­ porting firefighters and law enforcement agencies across America-they are everyone's heroes." Build-A-Bear Workshop donat­ ed more than 24 AX) bears to chil­ dren in need during 2001 as part of the Stuffed With Hugs pro­ gram, including those affected by the events of Sept. 11. The Fust 200 people to visit a Build-A-Bear VVorkshop in Orlando on Saturday May 18 will be invited to stuff and fluff teddy bears for free. AI! the bears made will be donated to local firefight­ ers and law enforcement agencies in Orlando. Each participant in the "Stuffed With Hugs", event will be rewarded for donating their time with $3 off coupon. In addition, Build-A-Bear VVorkshop will hold this event in each new store as it opens during the rest of the year. A summer adventure. / ’" X T A summer adventure for children ages 3-8 years old with an inter­ woven curriculum infused with art, math, literature, science, music and recreation. Dates: June 3 - July 25 For more information or to register: L a k e f lM X Call Today! P resch o o l (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 .4 4 4 7 Pre-register for Fall 2002. I l �T he S eminole Herald Sunday. 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SaL 108 • Sun. 12 5 •Fast Turnarounds •Low Cost •Quality •Full Process Available / 500 Laurel Ave. • Sanford _ �M * »—*- Page I2A Sunday, May 12.2002 T he S eminole hekald ;| Wrestling------Contlnned from P i| * LA : what happened," Mad Dog quipped. Matching up in the main event b the star Outlaw tandem of Mullins and Mace accompa­ nied by Sapphire against Nights talker. Slasher and Angel. Other events include Badd Boy versus Sapphire, HI Diablo C R A -----------against Destruction and Bones matching up against Jumpln Jack Flash. Two tag team match­ es slated for the evening are Prowler, Miss Olivia and "Lighting" Urn Cordon against The Alliance York Brothers and Bill Crude, and Josh Rich, CB Kool with Miss Jade versus Kempo Kid, Deathrow Jethro and Bill Crude. To promote the May 17 event, the group o f Wrestlers, Cops and Kids will help sponsor a DARE to eat pizza night May 16 at CICi's Pizza located at the WalMart Plaza on Orlando Drive. A percentage of pizza sales from 5 to 8 pan. will be donated toward the DARE fund-raiser. ConHatred from Faflo 1A include: 1st Street redevelopment, Memorial Park, design and con­ struction for marine expansion, Riverwa Ik /seawall additions, parking garage, preparation work for a condominium site, relocation of the Sanford Armory, design work for the second phase of the Riverwalk, linkages to the la kefrunt, improvements in Ft. Mellon Park. Lake Corola hardscape, purchase the Imperial Palace tmildlng on Magnolia Street, purchase the vacant lot across from the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Building, and reno­ vating the Holler building. Stricklcr suggested that the five-year budget remain flexible, especially when estimating the fourth and fifth year. "This is not set in stone," Strickler said. "We need to have the ability to adjust some of these items as things change. We can't say for certain in Year 5 that we will spend thb amount money on thb project." In other business, the CRA: • Approved a $10,000 pay­ ment to Sanford Main Street for the completion of a market sur­ vey. • Received an update on the Main Street Facade Grant pro­ gram. Director Marlene Frith said projects have been approved, one at 120 N. Park Avenue and a second at the southwest comer of 1st Street and Palmetto Avenue. No appli­ cations were filed In April, Frith said, but Main Street experts to receive three or four applications in June. Frith said her organiza­ tion intends to become more proactive by meeting with down­ town building owners and encouraging them to submit an application. • Heard a brief presentation by Sara Jacobson, chairman of the Sanford Advertbing Co-Op, concerning an image campaign her organization wanta to con­ duct. who has worked at the business for the past four years. "Everybody always has some­ body to thank." Including Mom. For people who may have waited until the last minute to buy their mother a Mother's Day gift, plenty of pre­ nude baskets are available at the business, located at 120 International Parkway in Heathrow. Gourmet food, candies, wine, champagne, stuffed anirnab and a variety of other items can be added to make a personalized gift for Mom, and prices range from $20 to $350. The gift baskets aren't just for women. With Father's Dtay just around the aim er, the business has a variety of items created for men, including the Utlebt Den Caddy with a golf mug, golf balb, cheese, cookies, crackers, pretzeb and 19th hole theme snacks. Abraham b also already plan­ ning for the Christmas season.: With business thriving, she may rent a kiosk in a local mall during the. holidays. If that's successful, she b considering the same at other locations throughout the year. ; Success has made the former, home builder never regret Ihe; move to retail. "I'm very happy," she said. "Things are going very well, and I ; really enjoy the creative side to the business and dealing with a vari­ ety of people." For more information about Baskets And Beyond, call the busi­ ness at 407-444-2811. Baskets Coatlaiiad from Page 1A throughout the country. Her web­ site, located at www.basketsandbeyond.com, gives anyone in the nation access to the world of gift baskets. On the local level, various busi­ nesses and corporations regularly >lace orders for the gourmet fare, t's not unusual for Abraham to receive an order for lOObaskeb or more. "Thb Ls a great retail area," she said. "There's a lot of things hap­ pening here, and there's a lot of corporate business." Nevertheless, her services aren't limited to orders of quantity. PopuLir gift baskets include baby and birthday arrangements. "Our most popular arc the thank you baskets," said Lori Rice, f 1 eftt hu pnotu ny loiiMTiy viflciri! Dog Sgt. Mike Taylor at the May 17 wrestling event to benwith the men Is Ann Paladlno, who is attempting to hold the wrestlers back. Security--------Continned from Page LA Three officers that are already stationed at the airport will help oversee day-to-day operations. That group Includes Sgt. Greg Smith and the newest addition to the department's K-9 division, a bomb sniffing dog. The National Guard's exit from 0 5 IA actually began Wednesday, said airport public affairs official Diane Crews. "This is something all airirts are doing in the month of av," she said. "We chose to do it over a three-day period." Although visually a big change from the camouflage to blue. Crews said, she doesn't G expect the operation o f the air­ port to be effected by the tran­ sition. The change is not too terri­ bly different, explained Crews, as Sanford officers were sta­ tioned at the airport before the National Guard, U.S. marshals and other federal agents arrived after Sept. 11. Volunteer recognition event Tuesday The twenty-eighth annual Dividend School Volunteer Recognition event will be held on Tuesday, May 14. More than 400 volunteers have been invited to attend. These volunteers donated over 98,250 hours of service to Seminole County Public Schoob. One hundred and nine volunteers have donated 1,000 hours cumulatively. Three volunteers will be hon­ ored for 20 plus years of vol­ unteering: Peg Hartwell - 25 years; Joanne Havilcek - 24 years; and Veda Blake - 20 years. The Dividend of the Year will also be announced. The Community Resource Volunteer/Speaker's Bureau will honor the following top speakers: Veda Blake Puppets, Puppet Making, Storytelling; Jeralyn Martinez - Green Circie/Cultural Diversity, Mike Meadors Motivation; Safehousc of Seminole - Teenage Dating, Conflict Resolution, Feelings, Safety Planning; Seminole County Public Library - Book Talks, Storytelling; S.A.F.E. (Stay Alive from Education) Dangers o f driving under the influence o f alcohol or drugs, not wearing seatbelts, and the consequences of their actions. For more information on the Dividends School Volunteer Program in Seminole County Public Schoob, visit the district web page www.scps.kl2.fl.us or call 407 320-0182. Watson Realty Corp. Baskets And Bsyond Owner Jeanne Abraham, left, and employee Lori Rice start fixing a gift basket at the Heathrow slore. Page Private School 94 Years of... We Are Here When You N eed Us! Congratulations to our top producers for April! Top Listing Agent Darrell Ealey Direct Line: (407) 302-7420 Top Sales Agent Sales Person O f The Month Susan Lee Direct Line: (407) 302-7403 WE READ! WE ACHIEVE! WE SUCCEED! 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C O m for more Information �•: 4 T in Si m i n i i i .i 1 11 u \ i i) v Section B Sunday May 12, 2 0 0 2 riefs ICLE TO HELP ATHLETICS ( Orlando Miracle will >50% of all single game 1sale proceeds from it's (Saturday, May 11) son game versus the I Sol to the Foundation ole County Public s, Inc. reds will be earmarked |Seminole County sports [ Seminole County stu­ nts and administrators, ally'and friends can help f Miracle :le sellout the TD •Centre (17,306), i county can earn up to ‘0,000, which will go Jy to their local athletic EC VOLLEYBALL si? I If! t E ! Shoestrings moved into i with Matt's Team for the I League and Sanford tiurch of Cod widened its vantage in the B League in ‘ts from the City of rd Recreation and Parks Department Spring Recreational volleyball League that plays on Monday night at the Salvation Army Gymnasium were: The results for Week 3: A League _ the Shoestrings (3-1), Matt's Team (2-2), and S A S Fence, formerly Rose Fence (1-3). * B League _ Sanford Church of Cod (2-1), the Hawks (2-1) Westview Baptist Church (12), and the Unknowns (1-2). The standings after three weeks are: A League: Matt's Team (84), the Shoestrings (8-4) and Rose Fence (2-10). B League _ Sanford Church of God (8-2), Westview Baptist ChurcH (4-6), the Hawks (4-6) and the Unknowns (2-8). BLA K E FO O TBA LL C A M P SIG N U P S The Seminole Youth eading Football and Cheerleadlni takinf Association (SYFA) is taking registrations for the annual Jeff Blake Football Camp to be held at Seminole High School on Saturday, May 18th from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registration w ilfbe available the morning of the camp. For more information call 866-OUR-SYFA‘or e-mail at syfapopwamerQhotmail.com. K ID S H O U SE O F SE M I­ N OLE FO O TBA LL Tonight (May 11,7 p.m.) the Orlando Guardians of the National Public Safety Football League will take on the South Florida Bandits at Dr. Phillips High School in Orlando. The National Public Safety Football League plays fullcontact football to benefit various charities and the players are primarily full­ time public safety employees who donate their time. Kids House of Seminole is the chosen charity of the Guardians, and tonight's game is dedicated as the annual "Kids House Classic." The Holler Automotive Group will be presenting a check for $2,500 at halftime as the representing sponsor of the game. Additional funds are raised through sponsorships, con­ cessions, and ticket sales. Tickets are $5 for general admission and children under 12 are free. For more information, check out the website at www.kidshouse.org/even ts.h tm or contact Nancy Crawford, Kids House Executive Director, at 407302-4442. YOUTH SO C CER CAMP The Sanford Recreation Department presents The 1st Annual Kicks N Dribbles, Inc. Soccer Camp. Session I will be June 17-21 and Session II will be July 8See Briefs, Page 3B | •; • « Inside: Sports C l a s s if e d s C ro ssw o rd ; ( 5B-6B 5B Eagles garner gold and silver By Dean Smith Sports Editor LAKE BUENA VISTA — A good start to the summer got even better for the Orlando Eagles the past two weekends. The 15-and-Under AAU basketball team that is coached by Lake Howell High School varsity assistant Mike Scutero and made up mostly of Seminole County players traveled to Houston and Wait Disney World and came home with a runner-up and championship trophy, respectively. First the locals competed in the presti­ gious Houston Kingwood Tournament and came in second, losing the Championship Came by two points to the Indiana Hoosler Hoops. "It was still a great weekend of basket­ ball for us," said Scutero. "We lost our first two games to the #2 team in the nation (Indiana Hoosier Hoops) and #1 team in the nation (Dallas Mustangs). We then went on to win four games in a row, including a 74-61 revenge victory win over the Mustangs, before losing in the finals to Indiana." The Eagles dropped the opening game to the Hoosler Hoops, 81-71, with Trinity Prep's Omar Qazi scoring 19 points and Edgewater's Quentin Thornton netting 13. The Dallas Mustangs then knocked off the Eagles, 75-68 with Winter Springs' Brett Hodges tossing in 22 and Lake Howell's Mike Caulfield tallying 16. With their backs to the wail, the Eagles got 24 points from Lyman's Marquis Johnson, 14 from Qazi and 12 from Edgewater's Mike Dunn to top Louisiana Select, 71-64. The Eagles kept the momentum going as Qazi scored 22 in a 62-58 nailbiter against the Illinois Wolves. The Eagles then earned their spot in the eliminations as Johnson scored 17, Thornton 16, and Dunn 12 in a 60-53 tri­ umph over the Kansas City Knights. Tne locals then got vengeance in the semifinals, thumping the Dallas Mustangs, 74-61, with the 6-foot-8 Thornton throwing down 14, Hodges and Johnson 12 each and Qazi 11. Because of time restraints, it was decid­ ed to play the final with a 30-minute run­ ning clock and the Hoosier Hoops held offtheEag* es, 41- 39. Thornton was again the leading scorer with 10 points. The Eagles then returned to Disney's Wide World of Sports complex last Friday to take part in the AAU 2002 Spring Fling II Tournament. The team was looking for a sweep of the 'flings' as they won the Spring Fling 1 Tournament last month at Disney. And sweep they did, rolling to four victories without a loss and earning their fifth Championship in six tournaments. On Friday (May 3), the Eagles outscored Florida Elite, 80-70, with Hodges leading four players into double figures with 19 points. Q izi chipped in with 15, while Caulfield and 6-foot-8 Mike Potvin of Lake Brantley added 10 points each. Lake Brantley's Kyle Fowler also had a good game with nine points. The Eagles then won its pool on Saturday by crushing Butler Basketball School, 83-31. Thornton dominated inside, scoring a game-high 25 points. Also in double fig­ ures were Johnson (15), Qazi (13) and Dunn (11). The Eagles really showed how good they could be in tne eliminations on Sunday, winning two games by a com­ bined score of 198-102. The semifinals saw the Eagles romp to a 97-37 thrashing of Palm Coast, made up of players from Bunnell and St. Augustine. All 10 players scored with Lake Howell's Andy Hampton leading the way with 19 points. Also in double fig­ ures were Johnson (14), fow ler (12), Dunn (11) and Lake Brantley's Todd Stamp (10). The Championship Game was another rout as the Eagles coasted to a 101-65 tri­ umph over Gold Coast, which had upset Team Florida in the semifinals. The Eagles showed good balance as bl men Thornton and Potvin scoring 17 am 12 respectively, and guards Qazi (16), Fowler (14), Johnson (10) and Caulfield (10) combining for 50 points. The Eagles are now 25-4 and were to have taken part in the AAU State Tournament in the St. Petersburg/Clearwater area this week­ end (May 10-12). The team will then take a week off before heading to Columbus, Ohio on May 24-26 to take part in the Nike Future Stars Showdown at Ohio State See Basketball, Page 2B Perfect recipe Right m ix advances Oviedo to Final Four Special to the Herald By Dean Smith Sports Editor APOPKA — And the saga continues. For a team that was not given much chance of win­ ning even its first district game, the Oviedo High School baseball team is doing just fine. Wednesday night at J. Barnes Field in Apopka, coach Kevin Walnscott put together the perfect redpe for a win...a cup of good pitching, a dash of superior defense, and just the right amount of timely hitting...as the Lions edged the homestanding Blue Darters, 31, in the Class 6A-Region 1 Championship Game and earned a spot in next week's FHSAA State Baseball Championships at Legends Field in Tampa. Oviedo (25-8) will take on See, Baseball, Page 3B Ban on wildlife feeding in effect a ln»----- 1 J - L, - fc,---- M --I, ntr iiQ pnoio cry jun Uw ftn u Oviedo’s Colin Irvine hurted another masterpiece Wednesday night, scattering five hits as the Lions knocked off No. 4 nationally-ranked Apopka. 3-1, in the Class 6A-Region 1 Championship Game at J. Barnes Field. Irvine has allowed up no earned runs on six hits in two complete game starts in the regionals. OCALA — Effective May 13 It will be against the Uw to intentionally feed bears, rac­ coons, foxes and sandhill cranes in Florida. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) passed the new rule in April to nelp reduce problems that occur when wild animals become too comfortable around humans. "Feeding wild animals is becoming a significant problem in Florida," said Joy M. Hill, public information coordinator , for the FW C's Northeast Region office in Ocala. "When people feed wildlife, the animals become less wary of humans in general. When this happens, they lose that natural fear and can become dangerous, or cause considerable property damage." Usually, the people who are responsible for causing the problem to begin with are not the only ones affected by i t One person feeding wildlife is likely to cause problems for many others in a neighborhood because wildlife doesn't under­ stand fence lines or boundaries. See Outdoors, Page 3B SCC baseball team finishes fifth By Dean Smith Sports Editor VIERA — The Seminole Community College baseball team made its return to the state tourna­ ment a successful one, finishing tied for fifth in the tournament. The Raiders lost their opening game in the FCCA State and NJCAA Region VIII Tournament, 8-3, to No. 1 state ranked and Panhandle Conference champion Chipola Community College from Marianna, 8-3, Sunday night at Space Coast Stadium, the Spring Training home of the Florida Marlins. But the team bounced back in a big way on Monday, crushing Southern Conference (oe Palm Beach Community College from Lake Worth, 11-2. The win was the first in the state tournament for SCC since the 1980's. The Raiders just missed making the final four, being eliminated on Tuesday, 3-2 in 10 innings, by Pensacola Community College. SCC finishes the season with a 32-27 record overall and a second place finish in the MidFlorida Conference. Chipola Community College got all the way to the finals, but Manatee Community College from Bradenton boonced back from a loss in the semifi­ nals to defeat the Indians, 8-0, to win the state title. The Lancers, led by Oviedo High School gradu­ ate Larry Grayson, will now represent Florida in the NJCAA National Tournament in Grand Junction, Colorado starting May 25th. It was also announced during the tournament the SCC third baseman John Michael Howell was named to second team All State for the 2002 sea­ son. The 6-foot-3,200-pound lefthanded hitting freshman from Winter Springs hit .361 (69-for-191) with 20 doubles, 11 home runs, 35 runs scored and 50 RBI during the regular season. In M-FC play, Howell hit a team-high.347 (35for-101) with nine doubles, seven home rum, 21 runs scored and 25 RBI. Of local interest, Grayson, a 5-foot-9 outfielder who was drafted in the 13th round by the Oakland Athletics out of Oviedo, was named to the First Team All-State squad. FCCAA STATE BASEBALL TOURNAMENT Bl Spare Coa»l Stadium. V im Came 1 _ Brrv ard C G 7, St Petmbuin J G 1 Game 2 . fVnuculi C G 9, Lake City C G I C im « J _ Manatee G G 8* Palm Beach G C. 3 Game 4 . Chipola C G t, Seminole C G J Game S _ St Petersburg J C 6, take City C C 3 (Lake City eliminated) Came * . Seminole C .G I t Palm Beach C C 2 (PBCC eliminated) Game 7 _ Brevard GC, 6, PcnMcuia C G 'J Game B _ Manatee GC, I, Chipola C G . 7 Game 9 _ Chi pula C G 9, St Petersburg J.C 1 fSt Pete eliminated) Game 10 _ Pensacola G G 1, Seminole G C 2 (Seminole eliminated) Game I I _ Manatee C C . 9, Brevard C C . I Game 12 _ rcmecuU C C 7, Brevard C C. 3 (Brevard eliminated) Game 13 _ Chipola C G . 7, Manatee C G . 2 Game 14 t hipnia C G . 1, Pmsacula C C . 0 (Pctuacula eliminated) CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Came 13 _ Manatee C C I, Chipola C C 0 (Chipola eliminated) Horaid photo by Jim Wonts Seminole Community College s John Michael Howell, a 6-foot-3, 200-pound freshman third baseman from Winter Springs, hit .361 (69-for-191) with 11 home runs and 50 RBI during the regular season to earn a spot on the AllState Second Team this week l �Page 2B Sunday. May 12. 2002 T hk Sw in o u Hiu l d Good wins; Goodyear Challenge tonight at New Smyrna Inaclll to ttM Horald SAM SULA — Lake Mary's Mike Good pushed his Briar Corp. #27 Ford Taurus to the front and held off veteran David Rogers to win the Super Late Model feature at New Smyrna Speedway last Saturday (May 4). Good and Rogers, in the TM Ranch Dodge Intrepid, were followed to the stripe by Mike Staggs, Wayne Parker and Craig Reynolds. In the special race of the evening, Joe Curry had the last car running and Jim Froman was the run­ ner-up in the demolition derby. In the Late Model finale, Tim Russell was the winner over Jeremy Fitch, Sammy Graham, Tim Clark and Cindy Strahley. Justin Henderson was the winner in Modifies with Brad May, David Rogers, Steve White and Steve Brickhouse rounding out the mTop 5. •“w • i A*i M t . I * am te ■ Donnie Williams topaped a 12-car Sport Usman on, Randy h field with Doug Samion, Hec c te r, Chris Peludat and Marty Wolfe finishing second through fifth. David Costello's car number matched his finish­ ing position, No.’ l, in the Mini-Stock feature with Tim McPhail, Ted Vulpius, Conrad Grenier and Wayne Wells completing the Top 5. Ron Whaley was the King of the Mountain over the largest line-up of cars for the night, 22, as he won the Super Stock final. Finishing second through fifth were Jack Lenzen, Bill Stacy, Mike Soukup and Mike Wiezoreck. The Top 5 finishers in the 14-car Strictly Stock finale, the division with the second largest num­ ber of cars, were David Smith, Travis Scott Barry Parks, Tim Edmundson and Michelle Dyal. Tonight (Saturday, May 11) Race #4[of of the Goodyear Late Model Challeng llenge w f be contested will alon ; witn along with features in the FASCAR divisions of Modified, Super Stock, Sportsman, Mini-Stock and Strictly Stock. The Super Late Models will take the night off because will have competed In the Sunbelt Series race at Orlando on Friday. For this Saturday, pit gates will open at 2 p.m. with practice from 3 p.m.-to-4 30 p.m. Grandstands open a 6 p.m. with qualifying at 6:30 p.m. and racing action beginning at 7 3 0 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 4c State Road 415 in Samsula, between New Smyrna Beach, DeLand, Sanford and Daytona Beach. ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD BITHLO — No information was received on the racing action at Orlando Speedworid last Friday (May 3). "your" radio show! RESULTS ! regular Modified, Sportsman, Bandoleros, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Mini-Stocks this week. Pit gates open at 5 p.m. and grandstands open a 6 p.m. with racing action beginning at B pan. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. For more information about schedules call the FASCAR offices at 386-427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at VVWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at EA& NIW SMTXNA sniDW AV * m m LAT1 MODUS . I. (27) M il* Good; 2. 01) 0*Ttd Rogrry 1 (M) M il* Sugg* 1 p ) Wayn* Peeler, *• P ) Cral* R* J™ * k ; *- <51 •) * * * V'u ItSMOOiaTc*)TWnKumA 1 O')► * * ■ ) ' 5 <*>S'nw'r (7) Charite Meta; 4 03) Joey fVtl*; 4. (77) M *« ‘ C M . Prfudat 3. P ) Marty HMJr; A (A2X) )o* A d ™ * 7. (74) Robert C W ; » t W ) Id CAKNQW9AQL.COMAlso you ate invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 The new “VOICE" of Stock Car *Radngl" every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. This is a radio show that is devoted to Short Track Stock Car Racing and is sponsored by FAS­ CAR and hosted by Randy Dye o f Speedway Dodge and Tommy Tipton from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls and answer questions at 386*2394X133. You can listen to the radio show anywhere in the United States via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Give them a call and support Vulpiut.4. (01) CcevadGrenier;*■(**) w * 7 " * IW k S .(0) W in Kmin. ^ u r n t r r o e x , i . P ) f c « w w jr: z p i u i f i i ^ w ^ O T w SttCT- 4.(45) M il* Soukum 5.(30) M il* Wleraucl; MOT) K**(n Auger; 7. (411Ted Hebn*, > (St) AlWn IXIkm; S, (tt) D**id Gould; 10. (H) D m McGUMv It. P ) J*# Cotpum; I I (11*) Stun* Stacy; 1 1 (0) Clint McKean; 14. (01) M M * Geuthter; 11 (3J) Owe*# CuBbtai 14 (14) Kerin SctiulU; 17. (S) John C to w O l; If l * 1*) 20(11B) Nick W gkn 11. (Z7) k * Hfaodbufy; 31 (48) Bobby Cilra. snucnv STOCK _ I. (44) Ekrid Smith; 1 (42) TYmria Scott; 3. (37) B«rrv r* rly 4 (44) Tim Edmundeon; 1 (2*1 Mkhril* Dyat 4 (1) Jo* Whiftenton;7.(44) Carey Riky; 4 « * « « - * T * * * ' ■ 1(1 (J) Jerry Mitchell; II. (37) Sarven Mrtta; IS. (MM ) Jerry Mlkhrfl. U. (3X1Y) Faria Crew*. DEM O D W i Y . M i t t ) Jo* Curry; l (41) Jtai Basketball Continued from page IB University. With the 'prelims' out of the way, the Eagles will get down to business June 7-9 as they return to Orlando to play in the State YBOA (Youth Basketball Organization of America) Tournament, before competing in the 15-and-Under AAU National Tournament at Clarkesville, Tennessee, July 613, and Ihe YBOA National Tournament in Lakeland. Scutero is aided by fellow Lake Howell coaches Andy Sarasty and Cliff Rogers. Another Seminole County AAU squad, the Seminole Shooters, also did well in the Spring Fling II, going 2-1 in P o o l' Play in the 16-and-Under age group, but just missed the elimi­ nations. The Shooters, made up entirely o f Seminole County athletes and coached by Spencer Torbcrt with assistance from former Seminole Community College men's coach Bernard Mcrthie and current Seminole High Wynn, will also be taking part In the AAU State Tournament In the Clearwater/St. Pete area this weekend. Lake Mary High School's Darryl Merthie led the Shooters to a 75-63 victory over the Kingwood, Texas Smurfs in their first game last Friday. The sophomore-to-be poured in a game-high 23 points with Seminole High School's Cy Wynn also in double figures with 10 points. Mike Torbcrt and Robert Duval chipped in with nine points each. The Shooters then ran into Team Florida on Saturday and were nipped, 72-64, despite Merthie scoring 23 points against the team he played for last summer. "We just didn’t come to play today," said Bernard Merthie. "It (the loss) cost us the tourna­ ment. If we had been ready I feel we would have won the tournament." Oviedo's Pat Kiscaden was the only other Shooter In double fig­ ures, scoring 15 points. The Shooters men came back ' 1 H ft T It - 0 I■ later on Saturday to get past the 0 5 .A . Panthers, 64-52, to finish second in their pool. Unfortunately, second place only got you an "atta boy" as only the pool winners advanced to Sunday's eliminations. Merthie again was the high scorer with 22 points, while Wynn had 12 points and fellow Seminole High player Raleigh Pinkney added 11, Also scoring were Duval and Jeff Hartzler (eight points each), and Sean Jackson (three points). Other Seminole Shooters players are Scott Moradzan and Robert D'Emo. 2002 SPRIN G FUN G II *1 PUiwjft Wide Werid MSpurt* cm pin 15-A N D -U N D ER POOL FLAY EAGLES Ml FLORIDA ELITE 70 Florid* El It* (701 Bonnet 4 2 J ID,Buiacy 4 1 -3 IL Cairn 2(H) 4 C *n 3 M 7, J o n 1 (Ml 3, Kta| 0 4 4 4 ItaCray 2 HO 4 S t n l m 5 4-9 IS. Sterna J 3-3 10. Totak 23 21-2S 70 Oriotd * lag)** MS Fowler 3 J - J 9. Juhnaon 0 0-00, Qari 4 4-4 13, Dunn 11-3 J , 4 2 -2 1 0 1lampion 2 (Ml 4 llodgt* 412-1419. Thornton 23-77, Stamp 012 1. Caulfield 2 4-410 Totak 22 3M 2 * 0 Daridi Elite 11 n I t 14 _ 70 h it OB J •* 14 » I I 27 . M *1 (o*l* . Florid* Elite 3 (Sum y 2, Stem*); E lg in 4 (O u t X Coalfield 2, Modgit). True louta _ Florid* Elite 29; Eagk* 21. Fouled o u t. Florid* Bite, Cam. Sr under*. Technical* _ Florid* Elite, C a n . EAGLES CL s u n n II Oriwde tig)** 031 Fowler 0 M a Jchneon J S-J IS, Q u l S 0 0 IL Dunn J M 11, rotvtn O M L I tampion 22-24 Modgr* 3 1-17, Thomson I I 1-1 23, Stamp Oft0 a OullWld 2 (M> 4 Total*: J4 M CL S niff Stelfttull School O il Cudirfiw I M X IU I1 3 l-l 7, CoUin* 0 M a B*l*t 0 CM) (L Smtantawf 0(W>0, Zuhug* I 0D2.Fcfn*ndnOCM)OlJu>tic*72-217, Biytan I (M) L Rub 01-2 I. Total*: I I 4 S I I . Ef«lm I I 24 2* 2 1 . U ■Miff S te lriM I SdL 5 10 • I S .1 1 Three-polnl (WM gn*b . Eigk* 6 (Q u l 3. CeulArid 2. Dunn); Bulbr BaletbfU School I (Jwtkf). Turn fou!» _ Efglc* It; Bulicr B**l*tb*ll School 17. Fouled out . run*. Trchnkib _ non* SEMIFINALS EAGLES (7, FALM C O AST 17 film Coat 07) Mt-ore 2 (M) 2. Thonut 1 (H) 2. E fu a 2 1-2 «. P. B u m 0 <W ft Robiiwn 2 0-2 4 CKyud 4 00 S, J. William* 10-13. CuHrmrl 2 tW 4 Smith 2 0-1 4 D B u m O M O . T . William* D EM) a Totak 1*1-737. Ori*edeE*sta*(S7) Fowler 5 2-3 IL Johman 7 (M) 14 Q u l 4 (M) 9. Dunn 4 M I I , Po4v(n 3 M 7, Hampton* t-4 19, lloilgn t thO 2. Thornton 3 2-31, Stamp J 00 10. OulfleU 12-J S. Totak 4211-20 *7. Palm Cotet 1 17 t 7.17 •• 1 ’' - Is-* 31 U B . e l I '^ 111 ■ U 22 IS n . 71 Three-poinl field goal* _ Smurf* 3 (McGcanr, Koenig, McOrroll); Shooter* 4 (Tortett. Ktecaden. D'Emo, K*ruler). Team Joule . Smurf* 14 Shooter* 22 Fouled out . Smurf*, Koenig. Terimkale _ non*. Three-point Reid fori* . Palm Cool 4 (Gutteim 2. Even*. J. WUliora); Eagle* 2 (Caulfield. Q u i). Team (oul* _ P»hn Coe*l IL Eagle* la Fouled out. non*. 1ednk*k . Palm C oaei bench CHAMPIONSHIP CAME EAGLES M l, C O LD C O A S T U OrioM s Eagle* (ISt) Fowler 2 U M t 14Johmcn42-2 10,Q*ri4 7714 Dunn 11-2 4 rotvtn A 0-012. Hampton 0 1- 2 2. Hodge* 2 CM) 3. Thomson Si-117,T on p 3 (Ml 7. Caulfield 1 2 2 l a Totak 3S 25-27101. c«id c**a i*7) Dane 0 2 2 2, Goerix 0 (Ml A C M ) 1 CM) 2. Chri* 3 3-2 4 Jarrod 0IM A Alphonao 30-014 Mil* I (M) L Cedric t CM) L Randolph 2 2-2 4 Andy 00-0 A Mil* ILS 4-* 14. Mama 53-413, Dt* 0 (Ml A Totak D15-1S *3. Eagle* 24 22 10 21.1S1 GoldCaaat t l IS t ) t»_ a Thfre-potnf field gorle . Eagle* « (CauIAeU 2. Stamp. Hodgra, Dunn. Q u l); Gold C oul 4 (Atphonaon*4). Team kola . Eagle* 17; Gold Coaat 24. Fouled out. non*. Technical* ; note. 16-AND-UNDER POOLPLAY SHOOTERS 7L SMURFS U Kingwood, Ta. Smmfa (All KoalchOAOO, McCrane S 2-3 19, lU trO lM ) A Koenig 17-1014. Denham 0 0-0 A MeKnight 0 0-0 0. llemandex I 2-3 4. McCanoU 1 2-2 9. Curtn S 7-10 17. Total* 20 20-2S *3 Seminole Shooter* (771 Torberi 4 <M) 9. Mcfthte 9 S-1123. Duval 3 M 9, Moradun 0 (M) A D'Emo 11-2 4 Ktecaden 3 (Ml 7. laclaon 3 2-2 S, llanzlee 2 (Ml J. Wynn 4 2- 210. Pinkney 0 00 A Totak 29 13-20 71 -* < • «» IS to 31 . as -- -I SHOOTERS * 4 PANTHERS 52 Totbetl 0 0-1A Mrrihte 10 2-5 22. Duval 4 0 4 4 Muradun 0 0-0 A D'Emo 0 0 0 A Kkcaden 0 00 0, Kariiirr 4 0 0 4 Jaclaon I OO 3. Wynn 3 22 12 Pinkney 51-211. Totak 29 S-10R ORA. Panlhare (HI Jamie I 0 0 4 KyW 2 0 0 L Pedro 4 0-1 4 Antotiw 4 0 2 4 WUliam0 2-3 L David 3 M 14 Ammo 2 5-4 9. Totak 19 12-20 51 7 14 22 21 . M 14 11 11 1* _ U Three-poinl field goal* _ Shooter* 1 (Jaciacn). Panthre* 2 (Ky le. Davht). Team (ouk _ Shooter* 14 Panther* 1A Fouled out. non* Technicak _ I f ,i _L1 e. 14 » I -a"*. i i * ,. i. i — TEAM FLORIDA 72, SHOOTERS 47 Team Florida (72) Mariam 0 0 0 A Brown 2 0 0 S, Laeri* 71-3 17, Towna 2 O t 4 Henry 12-14 Beth** 104 2 llopklnt 4 M 14 Urn*. 0 0 0 A l*u 4 3-5 12 StWf 5 2-312 Totak 2* 14-24 72. 5eml— 1» Shooter* (47) Torteii 100 X MerihW 1 57 2L Dural 2 3-7 7, Mnradran 0 00 A tTEmo I 2-3 4 Kkcaden 4 0-2 15. Jaclaon 3 00 7. H auler 1 00 2. Wym 3 2-4 4 Pinkney 0 00 A Totak 24 12*23 *7. Team Florida 23 14 17 11 _ 71 Shooter* IS 17 14 I I . *7 Three point field goal* _ Team Florida 4 (Larrte 2 Town* 2, Bmwn, Lee). Shooter* 7 (Kkcaden L Merthie 2, Hubert Jaclaon). Team hula _ Tram Florid* 17; Shcutai* 14 Fouled out _ none. Technical* . nan*. - G O T YOUR HANDS FU LL? CALL... Two new reasons to come out and play NEA T-N - TID Y N ow more than ever, it's worth ihe drive (o Orlandol Because W e! 'n W ild is rocking wilh a thrilling new ride, The Storm, and a completely renovated and Residential Our Specialty expanded Kids' Park. Best of all, Ihe whole park is yours all day for just $21 with proof of Florida residencyl* L2 y t 5 ll>.'.? ? ? !? “ l INSURED TspIcTal' deep"cleaf *75 Piuj Tax Pet Person Adult o< Child *21 HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon W ith Florida ID iNot<Q ^W |m^Otho,DmcoUnt°fi*r Newest Thrill Ridel W e D o It A ll!! Including 6200 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE ORLANDO. 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Food is food and it doesn't matter if it has been set out in a nice clean bowl, or is in the form of bash waiting to be picked up. Even worse, some animals, Buch as raccoons. will bring along alt the other raccoons in their neighbornood and soon one cute raccoon munch­ ing cat food turns into 25 destructive raccoons tearing into screens, ripping into pet food bags and turning over garbage cans to get a meal. Also, when wild animals arc in such close prox­ imity to humans, it if easier for them to transmit disease to humans and pets though bites or scratches. la s t year, the FWC Northeast Region office received more than 500 complaints about nui­ sance bears in its 14-county region. That’s in addi- don to the hundreds of calls and E-mails it receives regarding other wild animals that have gotten too close for comfort. "Unfortunately, people who feed wildlife are not only exposing themselves to safety and health risks, and property damage, they are likely killing the critters with kindness. Very V* often, habituated wildlife ends up being^euthanlzed hanlzed because, in most cases, it cannot I successfully relocated," said Hill When the rule becomes effective on May 13, it will be a 2nd degree misdemeanor to intentional­ ly feed raccoons, bears, foxes or sandhill cranes (It's already against the (aw to feed alligators). Enforcement efforts will be based on complaints the FWC receives about people whose behavior is causing these animals to become health, safety and property damage risks. "We are not aas interested in writing tickets as we arc in educating people about how their actions affect wildlife benavior, which ini turr turn affects other people," said Hill. "However, once someone understands that by feeding wildlife Briefs Continued from page IB II Boys and girls ages 5-14 are welcome. Cost is $30 per person, per session and payment is due by May 17th to guarantee a space. The camps will be under the direction of Brian Dorman and will consists of expert instruc­ tion, Kick N Dribbles/Snnford Recreation Camp T-shirt, 10-1 player to coach ratio, small sided games each day, lunch at Sanford Civic Center, and an Athletic Trainer on staff at all times. Call the SRD for a brochure or to register at 407-330-5697, or call Kicks N Dribbles, Inc. for more information at 407650-1711. LAKE MARY YOUTH FOOTBALL A SSO C . The Like Mary Youth Football Association in s open­ ings for both flag and tackle football, cheerleading and Dance Team. Ages, as of August 1,2002, are between 5-and-15. Registration forms can be found on the website at www.lmranis.com or by conI (acting Craig S*gars, Football » M•Illf l l .l WVlh or Tanl Taltos, Cheerleading and Dance Coordinator, at 407-330- 2200. SEM IN OLE SO C CER SCH OO L The 23rd annual Seminole Soccer School offers two weeks of instruction this summer at two sites in the county. The first week is May 28ththrough-june 1st at Lake Mary High School and the second session is July 8th-through12th at Lake Howell Hlgn School. This 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. day camp for boys and girls ages 51/2 to 15. For registration brochures and information, contact camp director Larry McCorklc at 407-320-9557 or 407-320-9708 during the day or 407-695-2131 in the evening. UCF CAM PS The University of Central Florida/Kirk Spcraw Basketball Camp will be hold­ ing four sessions this summer. The camps are open to play­ ers ages 7-to-17 and begin a 9 a.m. and end a 4 p.m. daily. Camp dates are: Session I _ June 3-6. Session II _ June 17-21. , Shooting C.\mp _ Juo*-’ 2Z Session III _ June 24-28. Parents who are interested in receiving more information or a camp brochure by mail can contact assistant coach Craig Brown at 407-823-5808. BR A D STR EET TEN N IS Bradstreet Tennis will host two 4-weck sessions of its youth tennis camp this sum­ mer. The camps arc open to boys and girls ages 4-18 and run in two or three day a week ses­ sions. Tots (ages 4-7) campers attend from 8-to-9 a.m. on Monday and Wednesday; Beginner li (ages 8-11) campers attend from 8-to-10 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday; Beginner III (ages 12 & Up) campers attend from 9-to-ll a.m. on Monday and Friday; and Academy (tournament juniurs) campers will attend from 10 a.m.-to-i p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. All sessions take place at VVestmonte Park in Altamonte Springs. Camp dates are: Session I _ June 3-28; Session II July 1* 26. they are causing these animals to destroy proper­ ty or become threats to human safety and welfare, trvey will be cited." The bottom line is that it doesn't benefit anyone - human or animal - to feed these animals. Everyone pays in the end. The wild animals usu- Baseball — Miami-Southridge (31-1), ranked No. 1 in tne state and No. 4 nationally by Baseball America (through games of May 4), at 10 a.m. on Friday. Southridge will be the third nationally-ranked and fourth state top 10 ranked team the Lions will have played in the playoffs. Oviedo has already beaten No. 5 state-ranked Cypress Creek, No. 6 nationally-ranked and No. 2 state-ranked Apopka and No. 16 nationally-ranked Lake Mary. The other Class 6A matchup has Valrico-Bloomingdale (1615) taking on defending state champion Hialeah (22-10) at 5 p.m. The winners will meet for the state championship on Saturday at 7 p.m. Check the FH5AA website at www.FHSAA.org for more information. The game against Apopka (303) pretty much followed the same script as the Lions' win over Sandalwood, only the IN RE: ESTATE OF DONALDQ CAIRO. JR. N o n e t TO CREDITORS Tto KfrranHtrakon of toa estate of DONALD O CAIRO. JR. dacMiad. Fito Number 02-374 CP. » pending in tie Grcutf Court lor Serrano** County. Florida. Probate Ovtuon, N address of which « 301 N Parti Avenue. Sanford Florida 32771 The names and eddretae* of toe pereonel representative and the per V AN credMore of Vie decedent end other person* having claim* or inducing unmatured, conbngent or of ih»a notice t%served mutt I** thee dawn* «ah this Court w it MIN THE LATER O f 1 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUOUCA HON OF. m s NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFT EH THE OAFfc O f SER­ VICE OF A COPY Of Ties NONCE left-center field fence for a tworun home run. Greinke, a fouryear star for the Blue Devils and a sure first round pick in the upcoming major league draft, missed with a pair of curve balls before trying to sneak the fastball by the Ciemson-bound senior. This was the third time in four years that Apopka has been eliminated in trie regions Is by Oviedo. The Lions, who only got three hits in the game, took a 1-0 lead in the top of the third inning one an RBI single by Justin Stines. Apopka evened the game in the bottom of the third inning with the help of Oviedo's only error in the game. K CLASS 6A-REGION 1 jf a ■. |mj . ruLt 1 L IO N S 3 , B L U E D A R T E R S 1 OvtodaMIOOBl. 3 3 1 ApopLaOOl HO 0 ] S • Irvin* and Milun. Critnk* and C ln ia . WP .Inin*(7-JJ. LP _ Cnmk*(S-2).Sav*_ now. IB . Apopka, T N a n p m 38 . nonr. H I _ Ovinin. Murphy Kenxda _ Ovladn ISA, Apopka 30-3. eg a ls L ega ls L egals ON THEM. AE otar cinMora of rtm dacadart and Otar pataona having daana or GENERAL ELECTION a i b a M n SEMINOLE County Sute of Florida, on Vie FIFTH day of NOVEMBER. A D . 2002. to M or TaEafmaaa*. Tha Capital. Ma Twenty fourth day of Apr*. AO.. 2002. EMBED Word Picture S Representative In Congrete: Dw»nct(s) ee determined by reappor- Secretary of State PubAah Mey 12. IS , 2002 Governor and Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Chief Franc**! Officer Comrmeattnof of Agncufeae Stele Senator DMhc»(») aa determeted by reapporeonmeni State Repreaentabire. Dwtnct(i) ee determined by reapportpnment Supreme Court. Retention of Three Prefect IFB'3 06402 /QMO A Term Contract tor Pert Cental Barvtoee) Due data: May If , M l at 7 0 0 PM L L eg als For more inform ation or to register, please contact Bradstreet Tennis at 407-262- 2170 score was much closer. Cotin Irvine hurled a masteriece on the mound, Brett lurphy hit the game-winning home run, and the defense made several spectacular plays. Irvine, who pitched out of a first and second, one out jam in the bottom of the seventh inning, allowed no earned runs on five hits and struck out six. In the bottom of the sixth inning, with the score tied at 11, Oviedo's outfield made two crucial plays to preserve the tie. On a drive to deep center, Murphy made a diving, over the shoulder catch just inches from the wall on a ball that would have easily gone for a triple and moments later, with runners on first and second and two out, rightfielder Charles Parker made a running, diving catch on the rightfield line to end the inning. Then in the top of the seventh inning, with a runner on and one out, Murphy, who was 2for-3 in the game, blasted a Zack Greinke fastball over the Continued from page IB M THE cnCUTT COURT FOR K M M O U COUNTY. FLORIDA FNOSATI OVWON FIN Numbar W -J7ACP ally pay with their lives. If you know of someone who is intentionally feeding raccoons, bears, foxes, sandhill cranes or < alligators, please report them to the 24-hour Wildlife Alert Hotline at 1-888-404-FWCC. 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On muddy the coffee), or May 8,1914, Congress you gave her that hand­ passed a joint resolution made card, at least once designating the second a year you have taken Elizabeth Sunday in May as time and effort to show Dougherty your mother how much Culinary Mother’s Dry. Nothing says "1 love you love and appreciate Capers you” to your Mom as Irer. much as you preparing a If you don't know by special meal just for her. now, tlx*rv are two I have designed a meal plan for unwritten Mother's Day laws. you that is elegant, sumptuous, First, you krve and respect your Mother. Second, there is nothing and fun. You're guaranteed a you can do to ever repay her for smile before your Mom even picks up her fork. all she has done for you. She For starters, your Mom will was there when you took your enjoy a chilled Strawberry Soup. first steps and picked you up This soup has the elegance of when you fell. Vichys-soise but a light Spring /Vs you bravely went off to taste. Served cold, this fruity sclwxil s o u p Ls that first sweet <lay, had and per­ you fect on a looked sunny back you Florida would Mother's have Day. No seen one will your ever mother's guess face with the tears of secret pride ingredi­ arul sad­ ent is ness as actually she real­ Poulet Amusant Salad a dash of ized she cayenne had to pepper. Topped with a dollop if share you with the whole whipped ertme and a sprig of world. Her heart filled with joy mint, this is a delightful way to as you brought home your first begin your tribute to your report card, went on your first Mom. You can relax as this dish date and attended your first is prepared a day earlier and pn>m. Her heart ached for you takes no time away from the when you struggled through celebration. the ordeals of dating or had When you bring out the your first fender bender. I ler Poulet Amusant Salad, get eyes misted with tears of joy as ready for the smile. This is a you walked down the aisle. delirious chicken salad that is There Ls no emotion stronger artistically plated to look like a than a mother's love for her child's drawing of a chicken. children. M Rustic Tomato and Goat Cheasa Tart The elegant taste is created by using tarragon and real Dijon mustard (not the commercial variety knock-offs). You may have to look a bit in the grocery store ( I use Maille), but if you arc going to be preparing gour­ met meals, this is what gour­ mets use. When you start using it in your other recipes, you will wonder how you ever used that other stuff. I promise. The main course is the Rustic Tomato and Goat Cheese Tart. Designed to be served at nx>m temperatun*, this meal can be prepared that morning and leisurely served whenever you and Mom are ready. Rustic style recipes are great to prepare. You get all the gourmet flavors with none of the overly time-consum­ ing, detail-oriented preparation. Take some time tnis weekend to listen to Mom. You KNOW she knows best anyway... Chilled Strawberry Soup One quirt strawberries, quar­ tered One half cup powdered sugar Pinch of cayenne One quarter cup water to thin mixture, if necessary. A dollop of whipped cream, if desired for garnish. Blend strawberries, sugar and cayenne in food processor until smooth. Chill until serving time. Serve in small soup bowls with garnish. Serves 4 Poulet Amusant Salad Meat from one boiled chick­ en, shredded. One half cup to three quar­ ters of a cup of mayonnaise One teaspoon fresh tar­ ragon, chopped. One TB Dijon mustard Salt and pepper to taste A few d ro p of lemon juice One blancned red pepper Two large, pitted black olives One blanched portobclla mushroom Four slices, hard boiled egg One bunch fresh chives Combine mustard, tarragon and mayonnaise with salt and pepper and lemon juice. Add shredded meat from the boiled chicken (discard bones, skin etc). Place a slice of boiled egg on plate. (See picture.) Then place one fourth of the chicken salad where indicated. Use paring knife to fashion legsfrom mushroom, beak and eye from olive and comb and feet from pepper. Use chives for tail feathers. Serves Four Rustic Tomato ami Goat Cheese Tart Two sticks butter Two cups flour * Salt and pepper to taste Two eggs One quarter cup cold water One half cup parmesan Four ounces goat cheese One half cup cream Two yellow tomatoes Two red tomatoes Cut very cold butter into small cubes and place in food processor. Add flour and a pinch of salt. Pulse until mix­ ture looks like small peas. In small bowl mix one egg and ice water. Add to processor and mix just until mixture starts to come together, but still crumbly. Empty mixture onto plastic wrap. Wrap up forming a disc and chill for thirty minutes. Slice tomatoes about one quarter inch thick. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Koll uut dough to about one eighth of an inch In a general­ ly circular shape. Leaving a two Inch border, put half of the parmesan on the dough. Then arrange sliced tomatoes on top. Cover with rest of parmesan. Crumble goat cheese over parmesan. Then fold up edges over tomato mixture. Mix together cream and an egg with salt and pepper to taste. Carefully pour over tomato mixture, watching for possible leaks. Place tart in oven and bake for 35 to 40 minutes until gold­ en brown. Let cool and serve. Serves 4 to 6 Dougherty is a member of the lnlcrtuilion.il / t u o iu t x m c f Culinary Professionals and the Florida Restaurant Association, She is currently renoisiting j farmer bed-and breakfast in Sanford where she will leach classes and tsyrn a foundation to educate youngsters aivut food and fust etiquette. Her IVrlz site is w w w .theculiriaryeapenxom r/ ijilv f f t Hawkins----Continued from Page 7C Women in W hite planned for June 9. We salute the conference coordinators, including Tracey Carey, Faye Jones, Clara Fields, Sharon Bryant, Sylvia Thom as, Gloria Wilson, Ernestine LaFure, Brook Hillsman, Deborah Smith, Angela Young and Cynthia Bennett. The Rev. Bennett was pastor. The Orlando District of the Uth Episcopal District with the Rev. John Hurst Adams desires the presence and support from the com ­ munity in its history mak­ ing worship and dedicatory service of the district's newly acquired 10-acre property. Other district officials include Dr. Dolly Adams Episcopal supervisor; the Rev. Leroy Kennon, district presiding elder; and the Rev. Caroline D. Shine, pas­ tor of Greater Faith AME Church. • The worship service will be held Saturday, May 25, in Deltona Civic Center, locat­ ed at 980 Lakeshore Drive in Deltona. The service begins at 1:30 p.m. Pastor Shine will iead the building of the first African Methodist Episcopal Worship sanctuary in Deltona, along with other structures dedicated to the work of the ministry. Come join the "Joshua Walk." Guest speaker will be the Rev. John Hurst Adams, senior bishop of the AME church. The Women of Purpose of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church announced its annual Mother/Daughter Banquet will be held June 1, in the Boys and Girls Club. A reception and photo ses­ sion will be held from 5 to 6 m„ and the program :gins at 6 p.m. All mothers and their daughters, grand­ daughters, god daughters or another special young lady are invited to share a special time together. The event is semi-formal. E Admission is a $12 dona­ tion for adults and $6 for the young ladies ages 10 and under. Included in each tick­ et is a quarter page "Expression o f Love." Deadline for submitting "Expressions of Love," is May 19. * For information and tick­ ets, call Bethel Book and Bible Center, located at 818 S. Sanford Ave., at 407-3213228 or 407-321-4881. Dorothy McKinzie is pres­ ident and the Rev. William Lewis is pastor. �Tin Si \i i \ i hi III k \ i i> Inside: Section G R e l ig io n Sunday 4C -5C 3C H a w k in s 7 C D o r i s D ie t r ic h May 12, 2002 M arva •1ft l Vf Challenge Course** People and dogs enjoy the shade during last weekend's first anniversary celebration at Paw Park. More than 400 people attended the Sanford event hold Saturday at the park. Find It anford's Paw Park is 1 year old. and more than 400 people and their canine friends gathered last weekend to celebrate the milestone. With a challenge lure course, a doggie wash, and T-shirt sales, the fund­ raiser netted more than $1,000. which will go toward park expansion and improvements. However, according to Paw Park co-founder Mike -Gordy* Knipfer, raising money wasn't the main reason for the birthday bash. *1didn't look at it as purely a fund-raiser* Knipfer said. 1 looked at it as a goodwil event We wanted to have fun.* Various events and raffles were held throughout the afternoon, but Knipfer said the favorite — at least for the dogs — was the dogga wash. It gave them a chance to cool down during the 90-degree day. Despite the hot weather, Knipfer said the park's birthday celebration was a tremendous success. The organization. Friends of Our Paw Park, is already mak­ ing plans tor Vie park's next big event, the second "HowTO-Ween, which wil be held in October. For more nformation, check out Paw Park's website at www.pewparksanford.org S BELOW — Angel takes a break from the day’s activities to get a drink of water. She came with her owner. Dtoms Smith. RIGHT — Jamie Dean of Sanford holds his smal dog. Lady. Dogs of all sizes attended Saturday's Paw Park Birthday Bash. Sm II FAR RIGHT — A dog makes his way lure course. " I ..,! ' f :- J ‘ ■ i t, J : - '-T- - „ jw- ~ U* - 4 Jump through it Herald photos by Tommy Vincent �I 2C Sunday. May. 12.2002 Seminole students awarded Florida Prepaid' Scholarships On Monday, May 6, The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools award­ ed four-year Florida Prepaid Scholarships to 15 new Take Stock in Children scholars. The students will earn their scholarship by signing a con­ tract, along with their parents, to stay in school until they graduate, maintain a minimum 1 0 grade point average, and remain free of drugs and dime. TWelve of the new Take Stock scholars are eighth grade students who were selected from Seminole County's middle schools to participate in the Take Stock in Children program. The stu­ dents will receive a 2+2 schol­ arship (2 years at a communi­ ty college and two years at a four-year college or universi­ ty) upon graduation from high school The 12 students are Sanaya Ajani, Teague Middle School: NUoofar Ghazi-Moghaddam and Crystal Williams, Millennium Middle School; Chan tell Henderson and Christina Lewis, Chiles Middle School; David Moncada and Angela Speroni, Jackson Heights Middle School; Hayat Msouty and Keena Norris, Rock Lake Middle School; Julissa Mundo, Sanford Middle School; Joseph Ragoonanan, Milwee Middle School; and Stephanie Smith, Indian Trails Middle School. Three new scholars were also selected from Seminole County high schools. The stu­ dents arc Sara Barrcda, Winter Springs High School; Rockinsky Cadet, Lyman High School; and Lyndon Merthie, Lake Mary High School. During the celebration, 10 paduating scholars will also be honored. 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Young as guest musical Samaritan Home. conference adminis­ group was the taltrator. Grace The attendees were Apostolic Young I young peogiiven information on Adult Choir present­ how to care for, and le of the Marva ed the opening musi­ when to accept the Ui ity of ' cal fellowship of wor­ Hawkins fact that, elderly parCentral Florida Gospel Choir. ship. Rendering fur• • • < t « « a ents and family can't thcr worship in musi­ Pastor Carol continue to take care GuMts and speaksrs attending the Woman of Excellence Conference cal song was LaTicsha Carter Ruth of the Word of themselves and have to be Dixon. Ministering to the of God Apostolic admitted to a nursing home. Church of DeBary a rich fellowship being and passionate steering and guests was Evangelist Sharon At the 7 p.m. session, the accomplished among spiritual hunger of excellence gave the message of the Byrant. coordinator for the evening Christians. and an increase in labor for evening, which was one of was Gloria Washington. The anointed speaker for wisdom, faith and love for The conference was indeed the master. Presiding over the worship the evening was Pastor the Lord. After words of The community is invited Barbara Gainey of the New service was the dynamic a life changing beauty of appreciation and honor for to attend the fifth annual 100 Jerusalem Church of Osteen. Christ Jesus experienced by evangelist, LaVetti Williams many of the women of excel­ The mighty message will more than 100 women in of the Gospel Train, which is See llawklns. Page 8C lence, the session closed with white. There was a desire always remain in tne hearts heard Sunday mornings over P1 Kyrouac, H agan exch a n ge vows Teri Ann Kyrouac and Phillip Owen Hagan, both of Palm Harbor, were mar­ ried Sept. 22, 2001. The bride is the daughter of Audrey Kyrouac and the former Terrance Kyrouac of Bourbonnais, III. The groom is the son of Joseph and Virginia Hagan of Sanford. The wedding took place in Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church in Bourbonnais. III. Th„•OTpnaTmSS^S. *4 " p re sid e d o v e r by F ath e r Let Us Do Your U' Charles Bolser. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Scott Kyrouac. She wore a floor length, strapless gown of white silk organza with hand beading and pearls-on the fitted bodice accented with silver embroidery. The A-line skirt was covered with buttons up the back. She also wore a wrap of white silk organza trimmed with beading and pearling to match the bodice of the dress. The tiara-style headpiece was adorned with pearls, beads and floral shapes. She carried a bou­ quet of roses and other flowers in colors to comple­ ment the dress. The matron of honor was the bride’s sister-in-law, Mary Kyrouac. She wore a two-piece sleeveless dress fitted on top with Merlot royal velvet with a slight vneck. The A-line skirt was of burgundy Lamour satin. She carried a bouquet of roses and other flowers to complement the dress. Bridesmaids, who wore dresses sim ilar to the matron of honor's, were the bride's friends and included Dr. Vicki I lorn of Las Vegas, Nev., Dr." Chandra Miller of L is Vegas, Nev., Helen Wargel of Chicago, III., and Shelly Weber of Glen Ellyn, . III. The groom 's best man was his friend. Josh Robbin, of Winter Springs. Groomsmen included friends Chris Torchia of Los Angeles, C alif., James Teer of Los Angeles, Calif., and Residential Our Specialty Teri and Phillip Hagan Jason Mergenov of Colorado Springs, Colo., and the brid e’s brother, Scott Kyrouac of Bourbonnais, III. The best man and groomsmen also served as ushers. Flower girl and ring bear­ er were the bride's niece and nephew, Anne and Adam Kyrouac, both of Bourbonnais, III. The Illinois reception was held after the ceremony in the Elk's Country Club in St. Anne, 111., and included appetizers, a dinner recep­ tion and dance. A reception was also held in Florida on Oct. 27 at the Best Western Marina Hotel in Sanford. It was a complete celebration with the bride and groom wearing their wedding apparel, dinner and the cut­ ting of the cake. Music was rovided by “Penny's lusicbox" DJ service. Assistants at the reception included Jennifer Moore and Samantha Moore. The couple took a weeklong honeymoon to St. Lucia in the Caribbean and currently reside in Palm iiarbur. The bride is a pedi­ atrician at the Diagnostic Clinic in Clearwater and the groom is vice president of Information Systems at Family Services Inc., in Clearwater. E •f Licensed • Bonded • Insured deep" cle a n s p e c ia l HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon We Do It All!! CALL TODAY! 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She is currently employed as an office manager at MidFlorida Gastroenterology Group of Sanford. Scott is the son of the late Rev. Scott and Ethel Scott of Greenville, Ala. Bom in Greenville, Ala., he is a 1981 graduate of Greenville High School. He currently serves as pastor of New Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church of Sanford. T h e w n M in it w ill b e « n e v e n t n l tu n e 1, 2002, at p.m.-tn-Nerr Mount C a l v a r y ------- Missionary Baptist Church of Sanford. er the 3/4 Inches of water required The demand for water in Florida is always increasing due to for most plants. A simple method used is to a steady population growth. We place containers in the area must leam now to make covered by the sprinklers to better use of the limited determine how much time water resources available it takes for the sprinklers to by practicing water conser­ deliver 3/4 inches of water. vation. Rainfall in Florida is Simply, measure the depth about 52 inches of water of the water level in the per year, which could be containers until It reaches considered adequate if we the desired amount of think that one inch of rain water, and record how much time it took to reach per week is sufficient to cover the needs of most • • • ' • • • • that level. Adjust your plants. Most of the rainfall timer accordingly if you occurs during the months of June have an automatic watering sys­ tem or if you do it manually, through September, with little rain remember to turn on the sprin­ occurring the rest of the year. klers for just that period of time. During this period, supplemental It is recommended that if you irrigation is necessary to maintain have an automatic watering sys­ good growth for most landscape tem you should install a shutoff plants. device when it rains. When to Water Frequency of watering depends Watering Methods Sprinklers are one of the most on plant species, soil type, time of year and weather conditions. That popular methods of watering your landscape plants. Sprinkler sys­ makes it difficult to establish a general rule that will apply to all tems are versatile and can be oper­ cases. There is only one rule that" ated automatically or manually to never fails, most plants will show deliver the necessary amount of their need of water by wilting. water. A hose-end sprinkler can be Some plants will not show obvi­ used in small areas to cover the water needs of your landscape ous symptoms of water stress but sometime other types of symp­ plants. This method reauires more labor to move the sprinkler toms will appear such as leaf around but it is very economical. drop, browning of leaf tips or leaf margins. Micro irrigation is a very effi­ cient method of delivering a small How Much Water amount of water to the root sys­ tem of the plants. By wetting only As a general rule, plants in full the root zone, the amount o f water sunlight will need watering every three to five days. Most Florida's used is minimal and it also limits weed growth. soils will hold about 3/4 inches of water per Irrigation period. M ic ru -s p rin k lc n can cover areas IrrlR A tln n o f la n d s c a p e p la n ts Is -u su ally done with sprinklers, which must be calibrated to deliv­ landscape. Watering plants with a hose is not an efficient way to deliver water to plants. Usually water is applied faster than the soil can absorb it, resulting in soil erosion and exposing plant root to direct sunlight. Time of Watering The simplest rule is to water early in the morning. In the morn­ ings, there is minimal evaporation, since wind and temperature arc low, and the time that plant sur­ faces remain wet is also minimal. Maximum water losses occur when watering during the day due to evaporation. Watering at night increases the amount of time tnat the plant remains wet, creating a good envi­ ronment for the development of diseases. Water Saving Practices There are some other practices that result in water conservation. • Mulches — The use of mulches will reduce evaporation and consequently reduce water­ ing. • Drought Tolerant Plants — By landscaping with plants adapted to low soil water levels, you can conserve water because these plants require less water to main­ tain good growth. • Windbreaks — Windbreaks, by cutting wind velocity, decrease evaporation. Trees, fences, hedges, and shrub beds will function as windbreakers in the landscape. *1 Fertxr Is Sxmtoote County Urbsn I M M t o W . InquMss may bs directed to Mot tl tha Cooperative Extension ssnrtca, IS O W. County Homs Road, Santoed, F t 12773 or o f th re e to tw enty fevt’ In d ia m e te r M m MS-SIM. Sami note County and arc an excellent w ay to deify- **»M xn i— n jextension nm utvIcm m opon to all er water to specific areas in y o u r Dietrich Continued from P afe 3C Seminole and the Sanford Museum. A sizeable dona­ tion was made by the club to the September Uth Disaster Fund earlier in the year. The club was appropri­ ately decorated in a patriot­ ic motif of red, white and blue. The hostess committee included: Mindy Tooley and Toby Troutman, chairs, Betty Colbert, Merian Johnson, Peggy Mergo, Ann VanDerworp, Vernice McCarty and Maxine Marsh. 60th Anniversary Congratulations to Clayda and Ashby Jones who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Don't miss our SANFORD M A IN STREET FARMER’S MARKET M A G N O L IA S Q U A R E O N F IR S T S T R E E T EVERYTUESDAY LIVE ENTERTAINM ENT • FRUITS • VEGGIES • PLANTS • AND MORE For More Information Call (407) 322-5600 V u n V Sanford Mam Street. Inc Sanford Tha Mutonc Moart Of Somidole Cmsnty May 3. The couple were married on that day in 1942 in the F'rst United Methodist Church of Sanford by the Rev. W.P. Buhrman. The Joneses have lived in Sanford during their entire marriage except for four years Ashby spent with the railroad in Waycross, Ga., and another three years in the Navy. The death of Clayda's brother on their anniversary brought much sadness to the occasion. The couple celebrated quietly with their family. Clayda was employed by the Seminole County School Board when Bill Phillips, John Angel and William P. "B u d " Layer were the school superintendents. She later worked in the business Clayda and Ashby Jonas office at Seminole Community College. The son of a pharmacist, Vacation Bible School Upsala Community Presbyterian Church Invites Children to Catch the “Buzz” about God's Love on a Bug Safari. This year our church is buzzing with excitement as we head out on a Bug Safan" says Pastor Bryan Wenger. “Our Bug Safari program will provide fun Bible-leaming activities for kids ages 3-11. Join us as we play games, make crafts, eat “buggy” snacks and sing fun Bible songs'. Bug Safari will be held June 3rd through June 7th from 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm at: 101 Upsala Road, Sanford. (Corner of 46A & Upsala Rd.) For more info, or to register, call the church office-at (407)330-2635 Ashby worked for Doc McReynolds in his popular Sanford drugstore for sever­ al years. Ashby got his start at the courthouse when he was employed as Deputy to the Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur Beckwith Jr. where he remained until his retire­ ment. The Joneses have been very popular in the commu­ nity they love. Both were singers in the church choir until this year. Ashby is an accomplished artist and still teaches and studies art. Until her back flared up awhile back, Clayda was a star tap dancer when she strutted her stuff with the “Happy Hoofers." The couple are the parents of two children, Glenn Jones of Daytona Beach and Leslie Vanlandingham of Memphis. Clayda and Ashby were honored at the First United Methodist Church on May 5 when their daughter-in-law, Tara Jones, sang "How Great Thou Art" and a prayer. Today, in their retirement years Clayda said they just "d o what comes naturally." They keep in shape by walk­ ing a lot. Clayda contributes their successful and happy marriage to "O ur faith in God, our love for each other, commitment and our work in the church together. “ �T h i S o u n o c i H e ju l d Sunday, May 12.2002 P a g e Woman’s club salutes officer, firefighter of year History repeated itself for ored to receive this award from the Sanford Woman's the second year in a row at Club. Chief Tooley is the best the May meeting of the chief I ever worked Sanford Woman's for." Club. Annually, tf Deputy Fire Chief dub honors the Gerald Ransom nomi­ Sanford Police Officer nated Lawrence of the Year and the "Larry" C. Piediscalzo Sanford Firefighter of as the the Year. . Last year, for the Firefighter/Parame— first time, a woman of the Year per the rec­ ommendation of SFD received the coveted Doits Lt. John C. Smith. In title of Officer of the Dietrich telling about how Year. And this year, * * " * busy Firefighter another deserving Piediscalzo is and his accom­ woman was awarded the plishments, Deputy Chief city's top cop honor. Ransom said, "If you want to Statuesque Cynthia Littles get something done, give it to did her full-dress uniform Lany." proud and was all smiles Ransom told the women when club President Betty that "Larry’ has given hours Jack presented her with a of his off duty time over the congratulatory plaque. past two years to become a Sanford Police Department State of Florida Certified Chief Brian Tooley dted Paramedic." He volunteers Officer Littles for her dedica­ for extra duties and special tion and said, "She's one of assignments and his most our stars. She can do just recent project was helping about anything." Since build a new Battery Grief assuming her duties as inves­ office and personnel room. tigator with the Special Most of the work was done Tactical Unit for tne past 16 on duty and down time. months. Chief Tooley said Ransom said, "This effort Llules has performed her from Larry and others helped duties in an outstanding save the Fire Department and manner. the City of Sanford valuable "Investigator Littles regu­ tax dollars." larly goes beyond the Firefighter Piediscalzo was required duties and excels at recently selected as a member customer satisfaction without hesitation or direction," Chief of the SFD EMS bike team which will work special Tooley said. events in downtown Sanford Recently, Investigator Lillies assisted Sgt. Ned and was commended for his consideration of co-workers Gulden in solving a homicide and the public case involving the brutal A veteran of the United death of a 13-year-old female that occurred in 1988. She States Marine Corps, performs undercover clandes­ Firefighter Piediscalzo, spends his off-shift time as a tine investigations involving member of the SFD Honor prostitution and buying and selling illegal drugs and "per­ Guard Colors and Drill Team which serves at funerals, forms these tasks admirably," parades and civic events. Chief Tooley said. Upon receiving his plaque. Investigator Littles spends Firefighter Piediscalzo a lot of time and energy help­ thanked the club and said, "It ing solve some of the historic is team effort. We all do it problems in the Goldsboro together." Community. She provided Attending the event with counsel recently to the family his father and standing tall as of a young mother who left a staunch supporter was her newborn baby at a local Justin Piediscalzo who said restaurant to be discovered he was real proud of his dad by Sanford police. and wants to walk in his Chief Tooley concluded shoes one day. Firefighter his summary saying, Piediscalzo said the award "Investigator Littles personi­ fies the finest traditions and ceremony "brought tears found in law enforcement to my eyes." The club was honored to today." have the Sanford Police Her reply upon receiving Department Color Guard to the plaque was, "I am hon­ ceremoniously present the colors and lead in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Toby Troutman, chair of the club's Public Affairs Department, was in charge of the program, President Jack presided over the business meeting and heard routine reports from officers and department chairmen. Carol Dennison, treasurer, distributed attrac­ tive membership cards that she designed and created to members. Club dues arc payable by May 31 for mem­ bers' inclusion in next sea­ son's club roster. At the final meeting of the club year in June, officers wilt be installed, new members will be inducted, scholarships will be presented and the fol­ lowing charitable organiza­ tions will receive contribu\irport tions: Sanford Air IE Prog Memorial, DARE Program, Meals on Wheels, Seminole Herald photo by Tommy VmtncwttI Sanford Woman's Club President Betty Jack presents Sanford Potlce Officer Cynthia Littles with the Officer of the Year award. Chief Brian Tooley is standing next to Utttes. High School Health Academy, Sanford Christian Sharing Center, American Cancer Society, Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, Hospice, Special Olympics, Safchouse o f See Dietrich, Page 6C You Gotta Have Friends.. And A National Magazine. A n d P re sc rip tio n D is c o u n ts . And Other Healthcare Discounts. 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Deputy Fire Chief Gerald Ransom is standing next to Piediscalzo. i j T H E S E M IN O L E H E R A L D C L A S S I F I E D S CALL 4Q7-322-2611 To Subscribe' �P a g e 4 C Sunday. May 12. 2002 T he S eminole Herald Church Notes First United Methodist C hurch Seventh Anniversary Brethren Reaching Out will celebrate its seventh anniversary 11 a.tn. to 2 m. Saturday, May 11, in minole Gardens, located at 1600 W. 5th St., No. 20, in Sanford. Rose Davis of Brethren Reaching Out is a mission* ary who operates a Christian-based youth out­ reach ministry and afterschool/vacation interven­ tion program with at-risk inner-city children in the high-crime area of Sanford public housing. Weekly program accom­ modate approximately 120 children from Headstart to middle school, most of them between 3 and 8 years of age. Davis esti­ mates that another 400 socially and economically disadvantaged children and their families are assisted regularly with food, clothing, household goods, diapers, holiday programs and meals and an annual Christmas din­ ner and gift program. Saturday's event will be in recognition Brethren Reaching Out's seven years of service to the community. The event will include a tribute to all mothers. For more information, call 407-302-4143. 419 Park Ave. Sanford Jim Bradshaw, Pastor E Aeen#Club lor CNkfren 700pm . Tw n U w e n g 7 00 p m AdtOBfete SkjcRr 4 Prayer 7 0 0 p m "The FamNy Priew#y C ha ntr M m F *4 Uberty C 4 m r«> 1 | FW fT B A F T S T CMUHCH O f SANTORO •IP a. Pam Am Serdoad. TL 407-322-6041 Raw. Tom BmNh FWv Retard Wagoner Unas Dvectar •w W y School Sxmday Momng Worth* fcmrtay Everang Worth? Wad. 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Noon 900 a m •EngMh (Soctaf Hal) 900 a m > Sparaah (Chtvch) St. Mary Magdalen church members help build Habitat house St. Mary Magdalen Roman Calholic Church, Altamonte Springs, joined hands for the ninth time with Habitat for Humanity in Seminole County Inc., to help build a home for a local family in need. The Seminole County Habitat for Humanity Inc., is a non-profit, ecu­ menical Christian ministry that r e p la c e s poverty housing with decent, affordable homes. "Seminole Habitat does not offer a hand-out, but rather a hand-up," said Helen Funk, director of Habitat for Humanity in Seminole County. "Homeowners undergo a stringent selection process, and once selected, must donate 300 or 400 'sweat-quity' hours before and during the construc­ tion of their homes. "They must also attend training sessions on home maintenance, budg­ eting, home safety, legal issues and other such topics." The affiliate depends on communi­ ty involvement from local civic groups, churches and local business­ es, such as Living Quarters Furniture. "It's important to remember and help those not as fortunate as we are — the strong help the weak, right? Well, that's what we're doing here," said John Scribner, owner of Living Quarters Furniture and parishioner of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. In addition to receiving generous donations from the local community. Habitat for Humanity in Seminole County Inc., also operates a thrift store and builder's supply store locat­ ed in Sanford at 1100 Americana Blvd. For donation pick-up, call 407- 688-8874. These storefronts supply revenue to run the organization and help in funding the building of homes. Since its incorporation in 1991, Habitat for Humanity in Seminole County Inc., has built more than 47 new homes and helped more than 250 very low-income individuals and families escape poverty housing and change their lives for the better. For more information or to volun­ teer, contact Susiy Millonig at 407328-9717. • �T he S eiunole Herald 0 UH LADY. QUEEN O f PEACE ORTHOOQX CATHOUC CHURCH 3790 &pea Avenue. S^torrl F L ♦07-331-4193 m 1000a 030 a m Christian FU»ST CHRMTUN CHURCH 1007 8 Sanford Ave, Sanford. FL Rlctwd A Farrand, Mnitar 322*7777 Sunday School 030 a m 1045 am. •pm 0.43 pm. A l Are Weteoma Hera RIVER CITY CHRWtlAN CHURCH 138 Dvkfert Drive DeBery, Ft 32713 Phone#a* 407-888-0432 EmaA: 'rtweffyee o rwUwo net 10 am. 11 a m J 0 Sagrovae Etoood MoAAetef VPuih M m H f 8APEHARROR CHRWTIAN CHURCH 730 Upeala Rd. Sanlord. Ft JoeCeputa V o d iU m k r Sunday Bftle School 000am Morning Worship 1013 am Youto fi 00 p m Wadnaaday Prate# Semca 8 00 p m * 'Nursery Provided Taring lor Paople* 1401 8 Park Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 (407) 322 2491 Raw Jama* J Schrader 9 43am - Sunday School 11,00am * Morning Workup 8 00pm •Beta Study Christian Science r •i. <V . . ‘ r •• . FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST. SCIENTIST 973 MARKHAM WOOOS ROAD Comar ol E E WRereon Road 407 788-7708 Sunday, Church Service end Sunday School 1000 a m Wednesday 800pm Ch4d Cara Available e afl Serve** Reading Room Monday tom Saturday 1000 a m to 4 0 0 p m Thursday Evening 8 p m, to 8 p m 145 WekJva Spnnga Road Suae 149- ALongwood. FL 32779 Phone 407 869-1490 Church Of Christ 101* iMwy i r ea i m NrO Hwy. *34 Sun. Worth? 10 30 a m 1 8 p m Come wor ah*) w*h ua A ktandfy welcome always ewaaayou IDO FLORIDA CHURCH OP CHRIST 2t9 Wade St Winter Spnnga. FL 32708 Sunday Service* 1030 a m/600 p m Sunday Bate Study 9 30 a m Wed Btte Study 730pm . Barry Hayes (407) 327 5008 Church Of God CHURCH OP GOO •01 W. 22nd S I. Sanford. FL 407-322-3942 9 45 a m 1043 a m 800pm tea 7 to 8 pm. Semmoie TnmTy Q v U e i School Pr*- School ficwgrada 12 407-321 2723 Aiso Day Care Start* Tuesday Prvyvr Meeang Mtowaak Satvto* (Wad) 10 AIR 7pm . Congregational GRACE FELLOWSMP CONORCOATIONAL CHURCH (NACCC) 2401 8 Perk Av*. Sanford 407-322-4584 tarry Leonard PaOor Sunday School 030 am. Morning WorMkp 1100 am Ctair Practice Wettoeadey 045 p m Church Of God of Prophecy CHURCH OP OOO OP PROPHECY 2509 S Elm Ava Sanford. R e . 32773 407 322-4015 Thomas Harm Pastor Sunday School 943 a m 1030 a m 11 am •pm Lutheran M W CREATION LUTHERAN CHUNCH P n E R M LOCATION: UPtALA COMMUNTTY CHURCH Mary 48A A Upaala Rd Plena 322 7312 Episcopal HOLY CROOO EPISCOPAL CHURCH 401 Park Av*. Sanford Teiephona 407 322-4811 730 8 1000 a m Clauea to# Cfrkirert through Silt grade* 1000 i n Nuriery Available * 10 00 a m. Youti Group meet* * 0MB00 p m ScledUlaa may1nomeamee wary. Cal lor mori1(ntorma-ton. MiG WEEK WORSHIP IN CHAPEL Tuesday Wedwedey 8 Thursday* BIBLE STUOICS* Wadeaday a Thursday* r*«P4 •May 8T. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH TOO Rinehart Rd Lake Mery. FL 444 5873 The Rev Chan** T Mot, Rector Sunday MdyEuchanff 7 30am Adult Forum 1 ONdun'* Sunday School 1000a m Hdy Eucharal 9 0 0 m IS am Children's Church '9 00 a m (Educaton Wing) Nuriery Bagns'Al B 43 a m Through 12 43 p m Service Mdy Euchanal 7 00 am. i 7 00 p m. Charismatic Episcopal CHURCH OP THE HOLY COMFORTER Corn#r ol' 6ih St. A: Holy Av* Sanlord. Florida 407-298-5094 Rev, Mart Barth Beacon Sunday Eucherial 830 am Inter-Denomlnatlonal FAITH MM8MHARY CHURCH 3002 Beerdal Ave 407-323-3794 Jack Co* Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 1000 am to o p m 700 p m Non-Donomlnatlonal HOUSE OP REFUGE MMBTRW S, MC. 1001 Celery Ave , Sanfonl (407) 324-4711 Dora W RiphardKn Pastor Scmdey School 930am Mommg Worship 11 OO am Evening Pfonh? 700 pm 7:30 pm * J- m --- ■-■nrorirep 815am 8 630 p m m n e ry rrowoea HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LAME MARY 760 Sun Ohra. lake Marry, FL Paul Moyer Saturday 530pm yW onh* • 00 am Sunday rooming 201 dm Ava, Sanford, FL 407-321 -8389 Tmotoy hkjdaon Pastor Scndey School 1000 am Montong VBsnMp 11 00am Tua Prayer,BAte 8tody 7:30' p m FAITHFUL WORD MMIS TRIES Chriailen Raaaurra Carder Likevtoe Plaza •(407) 326-4300 320 E. Commarciai St •Sanford 1100am (•gm4.1T) FamPy FeBowvhsp/ 1100 a m 1230 p m Thuradtoy Fefcmehto Ifoeeng 730pm Friday *ChrtoAen Comeeang 2 00800 p m (Piaaaa cal 320-000 lor appt) SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST MARS H AL SOA •00 £- 2nd Street Sanford, FL 32771 407-323-5646 1 School 930am DMne Worship 1100 a m Wed Everang Prayer Mrg 7 30 8EMMOLS COMMUMTY CHURCH 5070 Orange Bfvd. Sanford 407-3244199 w Scndey Worshto 9vc84S A 1030 a m Sunday. May 12. 2002 Sunday EducdUon a n s f nwm p 2nd Wadnaaday ol each Feiswafrp Owner 900 am. 1000am. • 30 p m FVtST PRESBYTtMAM CHURCH OP B A * Between 3rd and 4ti St i Part 8 Oak / Downtown Sartor* FL Plena 407-322 2882 E-mai tpcs Rjurw.com ■Where Wa Know Vbuf Name* In The Heart Of The City Rev. Bruce B. Seed Peetor Sunday School 100 a m Sunday Momng Womho 1000 A m Sun Morning Code# Hour 1100 a m Sun. Coniamporary WoraNp 7 00 pm, Wondertul Wadnaaday Famiy Nhglt * Evary Wadnaaday Supper - Every Wad 530 p m Addt B49a Study tO O p m Ybuti Pub* 6-730 p m Buccaneer* |K-4th Grades) MkJdto*» ( U t i Oradaa) Sr Mgha Contemporary Music Pracflca 700pm Women* Cede Ueeanga at 3 achediad amaa 2nd Tua ol Re mcnBt 49ers Isl Wed. ol toe month Sunday rooming 9 30 a m. Contemporary Worship Sunday morning 1100am. Famtfy Worship Service Nuraery mprovided at Daycare, Preached and Chretien Day School For information Cal 407-3330797 LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REOCMMER 2523 3 Oak A t* . Sartord, FL Wav Elmer A Reutcher Paetor Sunday School 1030 a m Worth? Servicea 1030am Information 322-3582 or 3230810 Methodist CHRIST UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH 406 Tucker Drive (Comer Tucker Dr A CR >427) Rev. Ray Betrend Pastor Telephone (407) 322 7900 Sunday School 9 30am 10 30 a m 1100am BOteStidy Wednesday 830pm ChARen'* Time Included m Worsh? Nursery provided lor Babie* and Smel Children 'SmaM Enough To love Ytw * Growing In Chnat To Serve Ycu* MIST UNITED IMTHOOMIT CHURCH 419 kirk Ave , tkmtoKl, Ft v>r *»* *iT» VcMh and Young: Aduk*. Mommg VVorslYp 825 A 1058 am Cr^laa FaAow*rvp 930am SundiyS^iooi 943am VbufoFaAowaTMp 4.00pm. Womeni CJrCta 2ndMonday Nursery Provided 945 a m Man's Prayer Braaktasl •11 ’year to pm-achoot 407 323-1411 LION OP JUOAM HOUSE OP W ORSH* •WTmw Jm u t a lo m r 2548 Part Omm. P O Spa 608 Sanfonl FI 37772-0606 (Comer d Part Or. A Elm Ave) (407) 324-0838 Tammy Abramaon - Peator Sunday 1030 am i t 30 p m Wattoaadey B M Sta* 730 p m FeApMNp Friday 7.30 p m (no aarvlea N leal Friday d N monto) 1st Thursday 830 a m LAKE S O S F E U O W tM P A UnRed MethedMI CewwwmAy •ReecWng PeopW tor a RwascvV Meets every Sunday at I OOO am M toe corrTortaMe United Artel Theater. Sarrsnoto •ChAdran's Church 1013am •Studam (youti) M nirlaa 5- 7pm -Seta Nursery Provided T ie erlang People tor a Raaaon* Nazarene LORQWOOO CHURCH OP THE MAZARINE 200 N. WByman S I. Longwood. FL •31-6356 Sunday School 9 43 a m Morrvng Worship 10 43 a m CMdren'a Church 1046 a m EvanipMto Sannca 600 p m WedveedWy Farmy NigM 700 p m YouBt woman, end AdMI B U e Study rA I Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U .B JL) OP LAKE MARY 128 W Wtour Ava Lake Mary, FL 40 7 321-1021 Rani, Stephan HcrraB Pasi» * Church School 9 >43 a m Morning Worship 11.00 a. m Wed Chow Practca 700pm Thura Youth Choir 8.30 p m Nursery Provded MARKHAM WOOOS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5210 Merkham Woods Road LMe Mary 407 33>2030 Rev Chert** R done* Pastor Sunday School, afl aQes 9 00 am O u c h Serve#* 9 0041030am Nursery Provided Youth Group. Sunday HghSchooi 400pm . U d N School « 00 pm Pre-School Mon. thru Frt 9 to (1 Monthly Family NigM Supper Third Wad M Each MonVt 8 30pm Salvation A rm y THE SALVATION ARMY WOftSMP AND B tfIV IC i CENTER 700 W 24to Street Sanford. FI 32H1 407 322 2842 Capfoma Robert and Unde Rackkna, Ckxp* Officers Sunday Serve# Piw m and F Mowtfup S 43 a m. Sunday School 9 4* a m -- iu »»* 8 30 p m. TOO p m Man's FaiowsNp Cfob 700 p m Band Preckca 800pm ■With heart to God and hand to man * United Church O f Christ LONQWOOO H ALS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH U .C C 1238 E E WRemaon Road Longeood. FL 407 3328253 Rev- Or. Hal Youngblood Mtowtar Sunday Service* Contemporary 9.00 a m Tradmonal WocsINp 10 30 a m *».... j-*- j irrorpery, * n*— ww jK Church School 913 a m. - 10.15 am, Youto A CNkkan MtoM»y • 30pm Wesleyan WESLEYAN CHURCH OP PAOLA 3580 Weysali O r, Sanford. FL 32771 (06 M (f r t 11) W*M First Straw on LaS •One Mile) Leonard O D om e i Paetor 407-3228332 Where to* Ooapal la Good N e «V Sunday School 945 a m Morning Worship 1100 a m Evening Worth? 8 00 pm Mid Week Mtj Wed 7 30pm Pleaea Share Vbur U a WWi Ua UPSALA COMAfUNTTY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Comar M W 23to St A Upeala Rd • 101 Upeala Road Sanford. FL 32771 407-330-2838 Page 5C Church Notes Church Anniversary St. John M.B. Church, located at 920 Cypress Ave., In Sanford, will celebrate its 107th birthday through May 26. A special program has been planned. Each Sunday service will begin with Sunday school at 9-30 a.m. with guest teachers and superintendents. The schedule for the 11 a.m. services include: • Sunday, May 12 — A special surprise for moth­ ers. • Saturday, May 18 — Drama, the Community Theater Flayers, "Anytime Train to Glory," beginning at 6 p.m. • Sunday, May 19 — African Attire Day with the Rev. Rufus Boykins. • Sunday, May 26 — Old Fashion Day Service and dinner on the grounds with the Rev. Arthur Choice. Vacation Bible School Wekiva Presbyterian Church, located at 211 Wekiva Springs Lane in Longwocxl, has scheduled Vacation Bible School for the week of June 17 through June 21, from 9 а. m. to 1230 p.m. each day. Registration forms must be in by May 12. Forms are available in the reception. area of the church office. Basketball Camp The Jewish Community Center Basketball Camp, with Magic player Darrell Armstrong, will be held from June 3 to June 7. The camp is for boys and girls in kindergarten through 10th grade. Full day and half day options are available. For information, call 407645-5933, ext. 255. Volunteers Needed The Christian Sharing Center in Longwood has an urgent need for volunteers to All various positions. Receptionists and inter­ viewers are needed to interview families in crisis situations and to assist them in meeting their needs. Pantry workers are need­ ed to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for client families. For information, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. б, Monday, Wednesday or Friday. Father worried son misinformed about the effects of marijuana QUESTION: My son has recently begun running around with some tough kids who have introduced him to marijuana. He doesn't deny what he is doing because he says it is harmless. Can you give me the facts? DR. DOBSON: Your son has been given some very bad information that is being passed around by those who arc promoting the legalization of marijuana. It is a lie. Dr. Jam m Dobson 'F o c u s o n F a m ily ’ Harold Voth, the senior psy­ chiatrist for the Menninger Foundation in Topeka, Kan., has set the record straight. He said, fust, that five mari­ juana cigarettes have the some cancer-causing capacity os 112 conventional cigarettes. Second, the part of the brain that allows a person to focus, concentrate, create, learn and conceptualize at an advanced level is still growing during the teen-age years. Continuous use of marijuana over a period of time will retard the normal growth of those brain cells. Third, a study conducted at Columbia University revealed that female marijuana smokers suffer a sharp increase in dam­ age to DNA, the genetic code. Fourth, a second Columbia University study found that people who smoked a single marijuana cigarette every other day for one year had a white blood cell count that was 39 percent lower tlun normal, thus damaging the immune system and making the user far more susceptible to infection and sickness. Smoking marijuana is a dan­ gerous hobby. I doubt if your son will be satisfied with this answer. even though you should share it with him. His motivation is probably related more to peer pressure than to his belief in the harmlessness of marijuana. If I were you, I would bring all my energies to bear on get­ ting my son away from the gang he is now running with, even if it required us lo move. •J Dr. Dobson u pnsident of the non­ profit orgw uatw n Focu* on the F*mity. O axa |AMES DOBSON INC � 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, May 12, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 12, 2002. 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