9 10 113 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/93625df3b2bcd94477657773fa43af4e.pdf 2f9944077ae5b90ed7b38c3e50bdabe2 PDF Text Text WEEKEND APRIL 21, 2002 50* Sanford, Florida w w w .s e m in o le h e ra ld .c o m •* A 4 d ie i n A m t r a k t r a in w r e c k v • A \ , Staff Writer 4 I -jft^Y - - ‘ iiir 'V ✓ ' \ ' .T - . .” * Finishing strong T l w Fighting Seminotos capped off an amazing aon-doteng run on Thursday with a 2-1 upaetoiNo. 5 state ranked Edgawater, w M a the Rama also daimad quite a leather tor tieir caps, outKoring Winter Springs, M . Pegs I B Four people were killed and more than 100 injured Thursday when the Am trak A u to Train leaving from Sanford derailed about one hour into it* trip. The worst accident in Auto TVain history occurred about 5 p.m. as train No. 52 carrying 418 passengers and 34 crew mem­ bers, derailed just north of Crescent City. The Florida Highway Patrol, initially, "m iscalculated ” the dfoth toll to be six, said Amtrak m edia relations officer Kajal Jhaveri. Am trak officials con­ firmed Friday, that four died and 154 w ere injured from the acci­ dent. National Transportation Safety Board investigators told Rep. John M ica, R-Winter Park, Friday that the engineer performed an stop becau se he tracks ahead were igned. "S o m e of that is taken out of context as that has not been con­ firmed," Mica said, adding that NTSB investigators will be on for the next several days to deter­ mine the cause of the derailment. "If the track was misaligned the first thing that would have gone dow n w as the very heavy engines." • O f the 40-car train, about half of them derailed, but not the two engines. Congressional art show set for this Friday A ground breaking cere­ mony will be held for the new Agriculture Exhibit Building 4 3 0 p.m. Friday, April 26, behind the Museum or Seminole County, located at 300 Bush BIvcL, in Sanford. The Board of County Commissioners and Congressman John Mica will be on hand for this ceremony. Following the ceremony, "Artistic Discovery," the sev­ enth Congressional Art Competition for high school students, will be held from 5 3 0 to 7 p m in the jj , Museum. The winning y g r k will be displayed w ith tn o ' other works from across the country in the corridor of the U S Capitol for a year. For information, call 407­ 665-2489. Sa» Signal, P ig . 12A Mortgage incentive on Monday’s city agenda Index Clotufiffd .......................... 6 5 -Si C ro uw ofd........................... 3A Dteor Abby ...............................^ Food ........ ............................. legal* .......................... 45-65 I'UStyW ........................... I CSC Obiiuodet .............................3A Opinion..................................4A Police l o g .......................... 2A P*l*g*on................. 4C-3C Sport* ......................... ,1531 I See Incentive, Page 12A In Auto Train history. o re * Man arrested for flashing fake badge Staff Writer ABOVE — Workers wtth the dty of Sanford recently removed an oak tree located on West 20th Street and Oak Avenue. The tree had become a traffic hazard, blocking the view of oncoming motorists. Pictured standing on the ground are, from left. Jack Crumpton, Ulysses Jackson and Clarence Graham. RIGHT — Bill Jermyn is lifted up into the tree to cut limbs. BELOW — Gilbert LaRue takes his turn in the bucket to help with the tree's removal. E d to r Studeni at G oldsboro Elementary School In|uredlntw worst acct- B y C hristopher Patton S e m in o le S m ile D alton M c C a rtn a y - andhurv Traffic hazard tree B y Dan Ping SA N FO R D — C om m is­ sioners will decide Monday whether to pay police officers to live within the city limits. Mayor Brady Lessard introducvrJ the plan last month as an incentive to attract and retain auality police officers. In addition, Lessard said encouraging more officers to live in the city also would reduce crime and help with crime prevention programs. "W hen you live in the com­ munity you work in, you get to know where the problems ate," Lessard said. City Com m issioners approved a broad outline of the plan in March and direct­ ed Lessard, Police Chief Brian Tooley and Finance Director Donna Watt to formalize the details. Thtwe details include limiting the program to 35 officers and providing a monthly payment of $200 or 20 percent of the mortgage, whichever b greater. The max­ imum payment to any one officer would be capped at $250 per month. Originally, Lessard had pro­ posed paying a flat 20 percent Thursday only one hour Into te trip. Four See Wreck, Page 10A B y M I c M t e Jeria Managing Editor For a small group ol individuals in the 1880s, getting a library started In Sanford wasn't easy. Page 1C Amtrak Auto Train after I to to Commission opts not to install signal at post office L A K E M A R Y — C ity co m m issio n ers ag reed Thu rsday another traffic sig ­ nal on Lake M ary Boulevard m ay not b e the best solu tion fo r p ro b lem s a t the p o st office. C o m m issio n ers a g re ed u n a n im o u sly to p o stp o n e con sid eratio n for an a d d i­ tional traffic signal in front of the U .S. Post O ffice a t the in te rsectio n o f W est L ak e M ary Boulevard and C ry stal D rive. T h e delay w ill allow for ad d itional traffic stu d ies to b e p erfo rm ed o n c e th e Tu rnpike's "M issin g L in k " is com pleted and construction o f S tate Road 46A is finished . " I have a concern w ith the light until w e see the results o f the construction around u s ," C o m m issio n er G a ry B ren d er said . " I 'd ra th e r w ait six m onths or a year before w e m ake the d ecision. L et's see w hat happens and exam ine this slowly." T h e ju risd ictio n fo r the intersection is shared b y the city, Sem inole C ounty and the U .S. Post O ffice. E arlier this year, the county released a report indicating a traffic Rescue workarsMa Emergency worker says tracks at scene shredded like paper Picking up women can be diffi­ cult, but using a fake police badge b never a good tactic. Barry Scott McCarthy, 45, of Winter Park learned the hard way. He b accused of trying to use ficti­ tious ties to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office to gain the trust of women. Deputies arrested McCarthy Thursday night afteT an undm ow r M ingiW M lrd M cC arthy he tried to procu re dates with females using a plastic p ic­ ture identification badge he received in April 2001 from the sheriff's office. McCarthy obtained the badge while attend­ ing a sheriff's office sponsored civilian law enforcement class. The badge does have an expira­ tion date. "O n the ID it docs state the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, but it docs not say he b a law enforcement officer," said sheriff's office spokesman Steve Olson. An operation w as launched after a woman contacted the sher­ iff's office about >a man she met through a personal ad. The woman com plained that McCarthy (lashed a badge and said he was affiliated with law enforcem ent. He tried to take advantage o f her, according to authorities. The personal ad, placed in the West Volusia Pennysaver, stated: "Law Enforcement, Single, White, Male, 40's with hopes and dreams, likes adventure; seeks easy-going white female to share special times." Seminole County Investigators used a female undercover deputy to arrange a meeting with McCarthy by calling him in response to h b ad, Olson said. The meeting w as set up at an Sec Badge, Page 12A Rollins students tell Sanford officials to ‘think big’ B y Don Ping E d to r SA N FO RD — A report issued by Rollins College suggests Sanford officials should "think big" when developing plans for downtown. "Sanford needs to create the infrastructure that will attract and m otivate businesses to locate within the city," the report states. "It b essential that downtown improvements are a by-product of true city re-engineering." The study was compiled from surveys conducted by five stu­ dents in Rollins' Crummer Graduate School of Business. The business school has formed a part­ nership with Sanford Main Street Inc. and intends to update the sur­ vey annually. Main Street Director Marlene Frith said the study will be important to guide her organi­ zation's efforts to revitalize down­ town. "Every major undertaking must begin with research," Frith said. "You have to know where you're at and where you want to go” t „ , In addition to the Rollins' art. Main Street has also com ­ report piled a comprehensive survey of vacant commercial space in dow n­ town. Frith said Main Street will create a Recruitment Committee that will utilize both reports to attract new business into the area. W hat businesses should be recruited for dow ntow n? According to the Rollins' survey of about 200 people — drawn from three categories, downtown busi­ ness owners, downtown shoppers and downtown workers — rcstauSee Rollins, Page 10A The Rollins College team Includes, from left, Rajan Pahal, Stacy Burgin, Goott Burkhart. Serena Schulz and Scott Wade. Standing with the students is Robert K. Prescott, executive director of the Bush Executive Center. �P 2 A Sunday. April 21. 2002 T h i S eminole Herald S em inole S ummary fl A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY !„ B u ll's ry r. No doubt, Sanford is a Wal-Mart type o f town. T h e giant super-saver will soon have three mega-stores within the city limits (a Sam 's W holesale C lu b and a S u p er W al-Mart on Rinehart Road, along with a redeveloped super store on 17/92). But the W altons better watch out for that little dog with the peculiar red .............* ...................... bull's eye for a birth Around tho Clock mark. Word Around the C lock is that Target is taking aim on Sanford and may have some news in the com ing months. A source in the know says "Sanford's not only on the list, they're on the short lis t" Not sure where a new store would be located, but a safe b et is som e­ where a n Rinehart Road w w w w w w w within sight o f one of the Wally Worlds. There have been som e very preliminary discus­ sions, but it appears the Target folks and their development team have huddled up before calling Sanford's number. Target's prim ary developer is the Texas-based Staubach Com pany, as in NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Roger Staubach. Here's hoping that Roger the Dodger doesn't call an audlbte a t the line. O u t & A bout Scenic picture SAT H j | C odes* will host D n 3 to 11 pm Saturday, April 2 0 , in ttwSCC Planetarium on the Sanfocd/Uk* Mary Campus. will celebrate International Iw awlilL i witn aitd events sponsored by the College and the Central Florida Astronomical Society. by Dan Ping $5 };s if . ^ The d ty of Longwood la hosting a night of blaegrase 6 to 9 p m . Saturday, April 20, in historic down­ town Longwood at the Community Building, located at the com er of West Church Avenue and Wilma Street. Bring lawn chain to enjoy die music. No alco­ holic beverages allowed. For more information, call 407-260-3447. ntw ^ * | u T * ^ MI ■ «■—____e 'i ; Now hear thia: Noise com plaints at an airport fL are about as com m on as baked beans at a barbe{ t ’ cue. So it w as not unusual when a recent call 4 came in at O rland o Sanford International ! - Airport a couple o f weeks ago. This one was a bit J j, different. t£< The rocket scientists at N ASA had Imposed a c l 30-mile no-fly-zone around the Cape for the April 8 launch of the Space Shuttle. Three planes wandered into the restricted air space, two o f which y where forced dow n at Sanford's airport by F-16 v l fighter jets. The super-sonic sounds o f the jets irked local air boat enthusiast B ill D aniels, who ^ called airport president Larry D ale to complain. •£ Daniels and D ale (sounds like a bourbon 0 drink) don't see eye to eye on much. Daniels complains mightily about the sweetheart deal ! Daltsgot from the county for a hunting dub. Dale |Ifo turn h q iy .^ U (particularly when h e 's .la a tree stand trying to scope out a deer) about the wake-the-dead noise Daniels and his buddies make while driving their industrial-sized fan boats. ~ Dale was his usual quotable self. 0 "H e's got a lot of damn nerve com plaining £ about noise w ith all the racket he m akes." — Say what, Larry? I can't hear over the boats rfl and the jets. j Palm tress frame the New Tribes Mission headquerlera in Sanford during a recent warm spring afternoon in Central Florida. The Seminole Bromeliad Society to host­ ing its annual Bromeliad Show and S a lt 9 sun. to 5 p-m. Saturday, April 20, and 9 a.m. to 4 pun. Sunday, April 21, at the Sanford Garden Club, located at the com er of • Fairmont off of Highway 17-92. t O Mixed m essages: The study by R ollin s t f College graduate students reinforced some of the s conventional wisdom about redeveloping down­ < town Sanford: m ore parking, m ore diversity In d businesses, tak e advantage o f international v isi­ tors and com m erce out at the airport. What w as 4 X interesting w as som e of the responses the stuft! dents received from those w ho w ork and shop .*5 downtown. For instance, downtown business owners said they thought lease rates were too high. Exact fig­ X 4 ures are hard to come by because building ow n­ X ers don't really want that information made pub­ 0 lic. Wlial little information is available seems to 5 indicate that downtown rates are the best in K Central Florida, if not the entire state. O ne business owner Is paying about $2 a square foot for space. It d on't get much cheaper than that. The survey also showed people wanted more restaurants. A closer look reveals downtown has <2 a good selection: Pizza at A ngelo's, blue-plate S specials at the Colonial Room, American cuisine 0 at M organ's C afe, Italian at De V inci, Germany at the W illow Tree, Coney Islands chili dogs at Billy Boy's and burgers and w ings at M oon's deli. Throw in Cool Beans C offee, and the ice cream at G ranny's on M agnolia Square and that's a lot o f eatin'. Seems what people really want is the brand X 4 name stores. Lord knows I've drank buckets of ff Starbucks coffee and ate enough Einstein bagels 0 to stretch to W inter Park. I'm all for new restau­ rants, even the chains, but if you ask me, these I local guys are pretty doggone good and we need n to support them. s $ s I g t s t5 a 0 I OC tri X 4 •£ 3 ? 4 Search Warrants • Agents of the sheriff's office City/County Investigative Bureau exe­ cuted a search warrant Wednesday at 1265 Rising Sun Boulevard in Winter Springs. Police confiscated 35 marijuana plants, about 2 5 pounds of packaged marijuana, several tablets of Rohypnoi one tablet of Diazapam and various drug paraphernalia. Agents arrested residents hafne Campos, 35, and Ivan Campos, 33, sobriety tests and breath tests at the Jail. on charges of cultivation of marijuana, possession of marijuana with intent to Shoplifting sell, possession of Rohypnoi and • Sanford Officer Jason Shor arrested Diazapam and possession of drug para­ Diann Nelson, 40, o f Sanford Wednesday phernalia. for shoplifting. Nelson, an employee of . t Agents of the sheriff’s office jh ^ fre n c h Avenue Winn Dixie grocery City/County Investigative Bureau axevStarc. reportedly stoic two packages of ' cuted a'seifrth warrartt d ty * t 624' Levi Garret chewing tobacco from the Murphy Road in Winter Springs. Agents grocery store. * * ' arrested residents Carrie Roddicks, 41, • Sanford Officer Tina Leman arrested David Rath, 37, and Claudia Colantnnio, Jared Butler, 18, of Sanford Tuesday for 19, for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Reddicks and Rath were steal three DVDs valued at & 0 from the additionally charged with possession of Orlando Drive Wal-Mart. legend drug without a prescription. • Sanford Officer Troy MacDonald • Agents of the sheriff's office arrested Lanzo Fontenot, 28, of Sanford City/County Investigative Bureau exe­ Monday for shoplifting. Fontenot cuted a search warrant Wednesday at 155 attempted to steal $3.50 worth of chicken Pine Street in Geneva. Agents arrested from the French Avenue Winn Dixie by residents Robert Bozman, 43, and Paul sticking the packaged poultry down his Sprenger, 28, for possession o f methampants. pnetamincs, marijuana and drug para­ • Seminole Cfeputy Don Wheeler phernalia. arrested Angela Weeks, 44, of Longwood • Agents of the sheriff's office Monday for her second charge of City/County Investigative Bureau exe­ shoplifting. She reportedly tried to steal cuted a search warrant Tuesday at 1806 one package of Dr. Scholl s shoe cushions W. 4th S t in Sanford. Police arrested resi­ from the Lake Mary Boulevard Winn dent Deandrc Jones, 26, for possession of Dixie grocery store. crack cocaine, marijuana and drug para­ phernalia. Warrant Served Seminole Investigator Michael Nunez Suspended and Expired License arrested Charles Williams, 28, of Sanford • Casselberry Officer Kevin Beers Wednesday for an active Seminole arrested Boyd Parker, 39, of Sanford County warrant in reference to the sale Wednesday for driving with a suspended and delivery of crock cocaine. license. • Sanford Officer Raymond Irvin Robbery arrested Susan Larson, 29, of Sanford • Sanford Officer John Labree charged Tuesday for her third charge of driving Hobby Sweat, 36, of Sanford Wednesday with a suspended license and running a for armed robbery. After committing an stop sign. armed robbery Tuesday, Sanford authori­ • Seminole [X*puty Brian Paparo ties connected Sweat to another armed arrested Robert Ainsworth, 31, of robbery in Sanford. On April 13, Sweat Longwood Tuesday for driving with an allegedly robbed Class Addict on Park expired license. Avenue. On April 16, Sweat led authori­ • Seminole Deputy Neal Fowler ties on a high-speed chase through arrested Lonnie Carson, 55, o f Longwood Sanford and Lake Mary Tuesday after he Monday for driving with a suspended reportedly robbed a Longwood gas sta­ license. tion. In that incident, Longwood police • Longwood Officer Donald Lajic charged him with robbery and larceny, arrested Abe Gray, 28, of Longwood Sanford police charged him with resist­ Tuesday for driving with a suspended ing an officer, reckless driving and dri­ license. ving without a driver's license and the sheriff's office cliarged him with fleeing DUI and eluding and reckless driving. Longwood Officer Jeff Coch arrested • Altamonte Springs police arrested Jeremy Boisvert, 29, of Sanford Lamont Fudge, 21, and Jonta Jackson, 19, Wednesday for driving under the influ­ both of Sanford, Tuesday for robbery. ence and driving with a suspended The two reportedly stole a vehicle by license. Boisvert refused to take field Puhhtkgr © T Dan Ping he S e m in o l e H MON TUES Possession o f Marijuana '* • Lake Mary Officer Larry Johnson arrested Karl Calhoun, 26, of Sanford Tuesday for possession of marijuana and smuggling aintraband into the jail. A Casselberry K-9 indicated drugs were present in Calhoun's vehicle. Police found less than one gram of marijuana in the center ainsole. At the jail, another gram of marijuana in a plastic bag was found wedged in Calhoun's behind. ^Seminole Deputy Steven Sosa arrest­ ed fceroy Lockett Jr., 23, of Sanford Wednesday for possession of marijuana, driving with a suspended license and fraud. 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For ad d ition al inform a­ tion, call 407-322-1520 or 407-322-5676. The p u b lic is invited to attend. 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 IVOS" Production Michele Jaita P O Bo* 1667 a * M em bers w ill b e d is­ p lay in g th e ir b e s t plants to Disorderly Intoxication g iv e the p u b lic th e op por­ • Sanford Officer Darrell Wright tu n ity to s e e an d team arrested Paul Weist, 43, of Sanford m o re ab ou t th e variou s Wednesday for property damage, disor­ ty p es and sp e cie s o f derly intoxication and disorderly con­ brom eltod s. B loom ing duct. Weist, a guest of the Florida Motel p lan ts, non-bloom in g on Oak Avenue, reportedly was causing a drunken disturbance at the Sanford »•>■> t .p W to .a p d seed lin g * w ill ^ b « o lo rM l« , ... a. motel. ' " ' ■ For in form ation , call • Sanford Officer Shawn Kelley arrest407-328-8231 o r 407-321id Shawn Little, 36, of Sanford 0838. Wednesday fur disorderly Intoxication. He reportedly caused a drunken distur­ bance at the His and Hers bar on el would not Orlando Drive. Jail1 ipersonnel accept Little on his first arrival because he vomited several times. A local hospi­ S e m in o le C om m unity tal cleared him and Kelley returned him C o lle g e w ill h o st a H ealth to the jail. C a r e e n Jo b F a ir 10 a.m . to 1 p.m ., M onday, April 22, Trespassing in B u ild ing V o n the Sanford Officer Darrell Wright arrest­ San fo rd / L ake M ary ed Lance Dye, 23, of Winter Springs • Cam pus Thursday for trespassing. Dye was Local n u rses and health reportedly warned earlier in the evening care p ro fession als w ill not to return to the Mobil gas station on have the op p ortu nity to the aim er of Orlando Drive and Lake netw ork w ith several Mary Boulevard. C entral F lo rid ai hospi hospitals, mg-t long-term care facilities idl Resisting an Officer and health care agencies. ge Seminole Deputy Steven Sosa arrested R ep resen tatives of the Tyrone Gipson, 22, and Henry Gipson, organ ization s including 23, both of Sanford Thursday for resist­ Florida H osp ital, C entral ing an officer. Tyrone was additionally Florida R eg io n al H ospital, charged with possession of marijuana. O rlando R egion al CVputies responded to the Midway com­ H ealthcare System w ill d is­ munity in search of Henry who was wanted for several warrants. Deputies cu ss job op p ortu nities. found Tyrone and Henry sleeping in a T h e Fair Is free and op en garage, however, family members tried to the pu blic. to interfere. After gaining entry to the home, deputies found Henry hiding under a pile of clothes in his mother's nxim closet. Doug Fetzer R epublic N ew spapers, Inc. a forcing the occupant with a knife to give up the keys. Seminole deputies and Sanford jx>Uce chased the vehicle into Volusia County and then the pursuit was terminated. A half hour later, Daytona police picked up the chase and followed the vehicle back into Seminole County. The vehicle lost control and crashed at Orange Boulevard and State Road 400. Write to ui: 300 N. French Avsnua Sanford, FL 32771 Call us: (407)322-2811 E-Mail us: R a te s 3 Months in Seminole County $11 00 11 6 Months n Serr.nole County $20 00 t Year n Seminole County $36 00 I Year Other Florida County $42 00 I Yeai Out 01 State $52 00 cwtHiiewmlaalriMrald.toa PiiklUlur nnidavgOaal.cam Fax us: (407) 323*9408 �T hi Sdonole H ezald Sunday. April 21.2002 Page 3A Obituaries R A H M A N H IN S O N SR. Pcarinun Brinson S t, 7R, Cedar Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, April 12,2003, in South Seminole Hospital. Bom April 14,1923, in Monbeetle, he was a retired park director for Seminole County Recreational Department He was a member of Greater New Mount Zion M.B. Church and a lifelong memoer or usner oonu, wncn? ne served aa president for a number of years. He was a U S Army Wbrid VAu II veteran. Survivorj indude his wife, Juanita Brinson; six sons, TWiy, Raymond, Tommy, Georee and , Fmd Brinson and Edward Graham; three daughters, Sylvia Graham, Metises Brinson and Ernestine Cotton; one sister, Mary Ann Hick* 15 grandchildren; and 33 great Wthcn-Ekheftcrger Mortuary Inc, of Sanford is in charge of FRANCES HELEN BUTTERWEI Prances Helen ButterweL 84, of Bom in Newark, N.J., she lived in Deltona from 1993 to 1997, She moved to Central Florida in 1980. She was a sales clerk with BJocmingdale'a in Short Hills, N.J., for eight yesra She was a member of First United Methodist Church. She enjoyed cooking needle work and her family. Survivors include one son, Douglas W. Butterwei of Kissimmee; three daughters, Janice F. Gdssler of Somerville, N.J., Susan Long of Largo, and Marilyn L. Mauro of Mildfold, N .Jj two broth­ ers, Alvin Rottman of La Fox, HL, and Richard Rottman of Edison, N.J.; seven grandchildren; and six greatgrandchildren. Baidauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City la in charge of arrangements. GLORIA CLEMENTE Gloria Clemente, 71, of East Anderson Street, Orlando, died Thursday, April 18,2002, in Deltona Healthcare. Bom in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, 1'iW tiwVed to Central Florida from Queens, N.Y, in 1982.' She Was a homemaker. She was of the 'Pentecostal f a i t K '- ^ 1-Survivors include one son, David Canales of Toms Rivers, N.J.; her mother; Petrona Clemente of Luiza, Puerto Rico; three brothers, Lucas Clements of Carolina, Puerto Rico, Hero Clemente of Manhattan, N.Y, and Juan Clemente of Deltona; and three sisters, Mary Hannibal of Loiza, Puerto Rico, Geno Clemente of Brooklyn, N.Y, and Provi Clemente of Queens, N.Y. Baidauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. RITA M . FRANISCO Rita M. Frsnisco, 52, of Prescott Boulevard, Deltona, died Thursday, April 18,2002, in her residence. Bom Aug. 13,1949, in Richmond, Va., she was In produc­ tion at Invacare. She was a member of New Hope Baptist Church of Deltona. Survivors Include one daughter, Charonne DeBeauville of Deltona; one brother; Edward L Carter of Richmond, V k; and two grandchil­ dren. WUsotvEkhelbetger of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. PHILIP JA M ES GUN STER Philip James Gunster, 75, died Tuesday, April. 16,2002. Bom O c t 7,1926, In Hancock, | N.Y., he moved to DeBary in 19 He served In the U S. Navy. He w employed by the Hancock Herald j Hancock, N.Y., and The Binghamton Press of Btnghamb N.Y. While residing in New Yorki he was involved in the Port Crane, New York Civic Association. Boy Scouts, Port Crane United Methodist Church, Grotto Lodge, and the Joseph P. Mangan American Legion. He was a mem­ ber of the Hancock Lodge No. 552 Masons, the Hilkrest/nxt Dickinson Kiwanis, where he served as president from 1979 to 1980, and the Chenango Valley Central School Board, where he served as president from 1977 to 1981. While in Central Florida, he was involved in the Sanford Kiwanis. where he was named Kiwanlan of the Year in 1993, served as presi­ dent from 1994 to 1995 and | received the George F. Hixon Award in 2000. He was also a member of Grace United Methodist Church, and the Over 50 Club, where he was president for 12 ■ y ean and chairman of the senior dances; and a bowling league, where he served as president and organized bell ringers for the Salvation Army. He was also a or t i e n a z a m n b 2M 1 l a r t o * A * . l a i M k R . 407-322-3122 Peaky Jon C atfiM 1 0 3 0 am. Morning WonMp » 3 0 am. Sunday flctooA • OOpm. S u n X y lw it ig TOOpJti Wed NiqM Btt# Study 7 0 0 pm. Wad Hf* KJda Club • 0 0 pm. aaftxfcy S e r r t * w w t church BRISSON Sem inole County’s Most Experienced Funeral Hom e A ^ Combined Total O f 147 Years Of Caring Service WILLIE MAE SESSION Willie Mae Session, 98, of West 16th Street Sanford, died Monday, April 15,2002, in Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center o f Sanford. Bom Nov. 16,1903, in Carrabelle, she was seif-employed for a restau­ rant She was a member of Rescue Church of God. Survivors indude three ions, Robert Session of Fort Lauderdale, James Session of Palatka and Willie Session of New Orleans, La.; two daughters, Ira Mae Thomas of Sanford and Delores Session of New Orleans, la .; eight grandchil­ dren; five great grandchildren; and six great great grandchildren. WUson-EJchelberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. DWIGHT D. VAZQUEZ Dwight 40, of ►wight D. 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WALLACE Dorotha A. Wallace, 88, of West Lake Drive, Orange City, died Tuesday, April 16,2002, In Mariner Health of Orange City. Bom in Rath bo me, N.Y., she moved to Orange City from Kissimmee in 2001. She was a foreman at Fisher-Price Toys before her retirement. She was a member o f Saint Jude's Episcopal Church In Orange City. Survivors include four sons. Lew and Fred of Orange City, Edward o f Sarasota and Norman of Bradenton; three sisters, Gladys Jorden o f Bolivar, N.Y., Marie Werner o f Erie, Pa., and Gertrude Huntington of Orlando; one brother, Ernest Cole of Portsmouth, N.H.; 27 grandchildren; 37 great grand­ children; and four great great grandchildren.) Phoenix Cremation Society of ®’ Cremation Transport Out O f State $<50 $555 We Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans _________ 327-1500 R o ssle L . B rad w ell April 17, 19M James I. Bradwell Sr. March 2 7 ,2 9 8 8 Their life ii now a beautiful memory and their absence a silent grief. They will not be forgotten, though on earth they are no more. Your Children: Abraham, Ethel, Helen, Dolores, Edna, Jam es, Charlotte, Algerina fi and Grandchildren 3 BAMBOO POTTED L E A V IN G Y O U R J O B ? R E T IR IN G ? James Norton of Jamestown, Edward Norton of Bethlehem, Pa., Anthony Williams of Jamestown and Marshall and Gary Lewis, both of Jamestown; two daughters, Barbara Lomax of Geneva and Beverly Stewart of Jamestown; and three sisters, Idella Cleveland of Winter Park, Edith Robinson of Rochester, N.Y., and Margaret Lewis of Tallahassee. Golden's Funeral Home of Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. In Loving Memory O f Our Parents LUCKY (407 ) 322-2131 M ARSHALL W ILLIA M S Marshall Williams, 82. of South Street, Oviedo, died Wednesday, April 17,2002. ■ He worked in the agriculture industry and was a member of Rockhill Missionary Baptist Church of Jamestown. He enjoyed gardening, story telling and fish­ ing Survivors include five sons. movies. He was of the Protestant faith Survivors include one son, Dwight D. Vazquez of Deltona; one daughter, Jessica of Deltona; his parents, Heriberto and Josephine Vazquez of Deltona; one brother; Angel Vazquez of Boston, Mass.; one sister, Debbie L Andino of Deltona; and grandparents Maria Ayala of Peoria, DL, and Palmira Sandoval and Angel Luis Vazquez of Cayey, Puerto Rica Baidauff Family Funeral Home of Orange O ty is in charge of arrangements. THERM/IM CarpetSteamCleaner Rental < w n FROM $ 1 3 . 9 5 Incense $1.00 Bx H OM E M A D E SOAP AND BATH SALTS Surprise Candles As low as $3.00 Anyelight Oils . For Pot Pourri Or Defusers $2 & $3 per Bottle BO YD E N T E R P R IS E S (# 1 0 1 + C R A FT E R S, W A L M A R T P LA Z A 1 BLK. N BLVD , OF LK M A R Y ON 1 7 - 9 2 SA N FO R D PH ON E ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 7 - 1 1 0 1 Per Day ) 1 * . ) BLACK KOW COWMANURK TH R O U G H M O T H E R ’S DAY ______________ ■South Daytona is in charge of arrangements. Wednesday, April 17,2002, ! t ,2002. in S Joseph’s Hospital in Reading,, Pa. I Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y, he lived in Central Florida from 1998 to 2001. He was a steel welder. He 6 0 % O ff Sadi rewLeft Son Kjndnr, B«cftyWlgpwla* McOam. Fort m Ltoa Shu* Sid* we Betty Snaon. • W « u « 1/tN). A memorial service will be held in Grace United Methodist Church of Lake Mary 3 p m Saturday, April 20. The family requests dona­ tions be made to the American Heart Association in lieu of flowers. STERLING SILVER’ Charms & Chain FU N ER A L H O M E A member of the Executive Committee of die Golden Ace Games and was in charge of the track and Held events and orga­ nized the mid-week banquet He was an honorary chairman of the Golden Age Gaines in 1995. Survivors indude his wife, Marjorie F. Gunster of DeBary; one sister, Catharine Sweetland of EndweU, N.Y; two daughters, Carolyn Adam of Kenhont, Pa., and Doreen Remp of Shoemakersvilie, Pa.; erne son, David Gunster of Port Crane, N.Y.; fouTj^raj>dchildren; and one great SOLA qumjtyYoo£h fu t ACtQUALITYSHEU A ll LATHHOUSPANT LATEXlAiilTHM •1CtorDwMyOn«Con • to year dunttRy • One coat coverage • WsdaUs G ow agi * Stw i n o t v t * Cason Colon(l(DM) (1578697) 97 *1 1 2 . *1 2 !GALLON Pressure Washer Rental s40°° Per Day 1PROPANETANKSFILLEDEVERYDAY W hileYouWatt Tank W ^ S -s E n d sO ^ Proud Supporters ___ o f _ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED orvETHEorr O fU fl Central Florida Blood Bank, Inc. OREST CITY OVIEDO 1122 W. Hwy 436 Hwy 434 & 4 2 6 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 3 3 9 -4 6 8 3 i f * .S ANFORD ] ONGWOOD Hwy 4 34 & 4 2 7 2 0 7 E. 25th St. 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 ] SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ASSELBERRY | W in te r Park D r. 3 3 9 - 7 3 6 5 �4\ Sunday. April 21.2008 THE SEMINOLE HERALD Opinion ! Our View______ (Su p p o rt the I re sid e n ts The Sanford City Commission has an opportunity Monday to show it can balance the interests o f growth while mlnig impact o n existing residents. Developers for a 336-unit apartment com plex, The G roves at Sanford, are appealing a Planning and Zoning Com m ission decision to restrict the height of its proposed buildings where they abut the Sanora subdivision. Commissioners should uphold the PfcZ's decision. In making its decision, P 4 Z members carefully weighed the impact a thre e -s tory apartment complex w ould have those resi­ dents who live next to the proposed site. Residents accustomed to the relative privacy they now have in their backyards would lose any semblance o f that privacy when residents on the third floor of a towering apartment com plex can spy into their neighbors' out­ door activities. No one d enies that the property owners have the right, as well as the proper zoning, to pursue their p ro ject In particular, an apartment com plex at that location would b e beneficial to the stu­ dents at the Com air Aviation Academy. But rights com e with responsibilities, and the Groves' develop­ ers and the city o f Sanford have a duty to minimize the effects a new project w ill have on hom eowners in the Sanora subdivision By insisting that they be allow ed to develop the maximum num­ ber of apartm ents next to a quite single-family neighborhood, the developers d o n 't appear interested in being good neighbors. The residents o f Sanora deserve m ore than that. Many have lived there for years. It's a stable neighborhood made up of m iddle-class workers who have invested their life sav­ ings to pursue the American Dream of hom e ownership. The developers n o doubt want to see a return on their investment, too. That's understandable. However, their return should not com e at the expense o f existing hom e owners. The city com m ission will Inevitable hear the battle cry o f the developer "W e need more units to make the numbers w ork." The city is under no obligation to grant variances solely for financial concerns. They have a duty to base their decisions on what is best for everyone — the developer and the existing residents. If the development w on't work by following the rules and be a good neighbor, the development team should consider other options. A iolu d on that both Sanora residents and the developer could live with is achievable. Commissioners should work to m ake it Happen. They should also remember their past failures in this area. Two years ago, the commission overturned a PirZ decision regard­ ing Wyndom Place apartments, located on U S . Highway 17/92 next to Sun land Estates. Like the Groves, P& Z members restricted the height o f buildings where they abutted a single-family subdi­ vision. By rejecting that decision, the com m ission negatively affect­ ed Sunland residents, and the city had little recourse in assisting those home ow ners once the complex w as built. The city commis­ sion should not m ake the sam e mistake twice. There is precedent for the city to restrict the height of buildings that abut single-fam ily hom es. Com m issioners spent several w eeks ensuring that a project near Dogwood Drive in Com m issioner W hitey Eckstein's district w ould not adversely affect existing residents, w ho were concerned the developer would build tw o-story homes next to a one-story neighborhood. Working w ith the developer and the residents, commissioners were able to reach a com prom ise. Com m issioners have a duty to do the sam e with the residents of Sanora. ± G o o d j o b , M a r le n e ! W hile Sanford Main Street still has m any goals to accom plish, special recognition should g o out to the organization's new exec­ utive director, M arlene Frith, for her recent work. In a little m ore than two m onths. Frith has kick-started Main Street into seriou s action. C om m ittees have been formed, duties assigned and accountability dem anded during her short tenure. The com pletion o f the m arket analysis by Rollins College is one exam ple. So, too, is the creation of a com m ercial space report that identifies vacant properties to which new business can be recruited. Frith is a b ig believer in researching and charting the course M ain Street need s to head. M ore importantly, she knows that plans alone d o n 't get things accom plished. The best laid plans are w orthless unless they are actually implemented. Not all o f the credit can go to Frith, o f course. Her board and the volunteers a t Main Street are shouldering the heavy lifting to achieve success and deserve a pat on the back, as well. Much w ork still remains, and Frith is cautioned not to rest on her laurels. If the last 60 days are any indication, she w on't. Keep up the good work. M ain Street! tf Plan To c*T c o sts ey safety RMfi/ws cttuhal *v fOVIpttW T ts 'riorWFwL, T his IS *•<*> u ts u * ♦ U nrest continues in the w orld’s ‘prom ised land’ As tens of thousands of American asking why one of their kids can’t find Jews came to the capital on a stunning a nice Jcwbh boy or a nice Jewish glrL blue, given and gold day to demon­ Wfc don't live In shtetls here. strate their support for Israel, Many American actions I heard a woman angry or regarding Jews before and annoyed at an anti-Sharon during World War (I are remark saying, "You realizequestionable. But since then, you're talking to a Jew?" we have paid our dues: Yes. I’m a New Yorker. America is the promised There are days I seem to talk land. Jews have enjoyed the only to Jews. And I never same freedom, opportunity think anything abrxit it. and security that most every­ What else is new? one else has in the great idea 1 also think Ariel Sharon is called America. a bum and may be a fool as That is what 1 really think Richard well I don't hear persuasive I hear the occasional antiReeves arguments— and in my Semitic remark or see a sneer, world everyone is arguing • • • • • • and I think the same as I do about the Middk* East — that when I see those poor soub the prime minister is adding to the puffing cigarettes in the doorways of glory or the security of tlx? Jewish office buildings in winter. Get a life. state. I support US. military aid to Israel These things, hx>, I believe: It may be excessive, but tetter more Being anti-Sharon does not make than (ess. We, as a people, have made one anti-Israel. a commitment to the survival of Israel. I agree with that, too. Being anti-Sharon does not nuke one antiS-mitic. Tlx- Arab commitment to destroy Israel is, t think. Immoral and, perAnti-Semitism is not a significant factor anymore In American foreign liaps worse, totally phony. Raw politi­ cal meal for the so-called Arab street. policy or American life. Look at tlx’ wedding announcements in a Sunday In truth, I would guess that Israel has paper and see who Ls marrying whom dixie more for the Palestinians than these days, listen to Jewish motlxrs all the Arab countries combined. But now^srael is destroying much of what it has helped build; it is a bit dif­ ficult to say that leveling neighbor­ hoods, cutting off water and electrici­ ty, and shooting at anything that moves, including journalists, is noth­ ing more than fighting terrorism. The whole world is watching now, and that is Israel's greatest problem. Israelis are understandably fearful and frustrated by the evil of suicide bombing, but it is doubtful Sharon's tactics are going to make the situation better. What is happening has to be seen as a failure of Israel's West Bank policies for more than 30 years. One way or another this civil war is getting worse, not better. Both skies are goir^j to be forced to start over again widfnew leaders and recycled ideas. <^ie of the tragic ironies is that we know how this b going to end; the only question b how bad will it be at the beginning of that end. If Yaseer Arafat or bis suonasqrs caorxt 0* dd O not control the terror of the bombers' a wall or a buffer zone is going to be established between the two nations and the Palestinians are going to be cut out of the Israeli-driven economy of the region. Israel will grow with "guest labor" imported from Asia (Korea will be one major source, as it has been in Saudi Arabia), and dent on the kindness of c states. Unfortunately, other Arab states are not noted for their kindness, par­ ticularly toward Palestinians. The Palestinians are generally disliked by their Arab brethren — they are the Jews of the Arab world, b one repeat­ ed insult In places like Cain) or Jiddah — and they will be left to fester behind the wall between them and the modem world. Their one victory will be the abandonment of the Jewish settlements established — quite illegally — far from Jerusalem. It will be Just too dangerous for Jews to be on the wrong side of the Palestine walL And no one rise will come. That is where we are headed — and Sharon Is making tt worse. The passion of Israelis and of American Jews is certainly understandable, even ,'mspfcjj^Wit their determination that others must bock Sharon and his tanks is not If he wants a war, that is his business, but much of the world— -.—[| will look away from this deluded man until Israel once again presents itself as a shining dty on a nilL e am univeksal n u ss syndicate President Bush still catching up to a fast-moving world Even for a politician. President that works. Bush Is reversing himself at a rapid "By helping to build an clip. He has abandoned several Afghanistan that is free from this hard-and-fast principles he evil and is a better place to held dear as recently as live, we are working in the right months ago. Tlw new best of traditions of George George Bush — chastened Marshall," he said. by experience — works to The speech was a wel­ forge a cease-fire between come development — as the Israelis and the were his other recent Palestinians, speaks highly course reversals. Bush of "nation-building" and, needed to jettison a prenow, embraces a Marshall Sept. 11 foreign policy that Plan for Afghanistan. rested on one overriding In a speech at Virginia principle: If Bill Clinton Cynthia Military Institute on did it. I’m doing the oppo­ site. Wednesday, the president Tucker announced his commitment * * ® , # , During the presidential to a vast rebuilding pro­ campaign. Bush was dis­ gram (or the war-ravaged nation. missive of Clinton's efforts at "nation-building* in the Balkans "We know that true peace will only be achieccd when we give the and rejected Vice President A1 Afghan people the means to Gore's call for a rebuilding effort, achieve their own aspirations. Peace similar to the Marshall Plan, for the will be achieved by helping region. Bash had also stubbornly Afghanistan develop its own stable refused to get involved in the crisis government. Peace will be achieved in the Middle East, largely in reac­ by helping Afghanistan train and tion to Clinton's intense focus there. develop its own national army. And Unfortunately, Bush’s dawdling peace will be achieved through an on the sidelines allowed the tension education system for boys and girls between Israelis and Palestinians to boil over into white-hot fury. It may be too late now for anyone to pull the two sides back from all-out war. That lesson should suggest to the resident that he needs to spin even rfa faster if he Is to catch up with a fast-moving and complex world about whicn he was strangely incu­ rious as a presidential candidate. His announcement that the United States would assume a major role in rebuilding Afghanistan is a huge step in the right direction. But it still isn't enough. The Bush administration must also put thousands of U S. troops down throughout Afghanistan to assure stability — or we'll have to go back in and rout terrorists a decade from now. So far. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld is still sticking to the position that the peacekeeping effort In Afghanistan will have to be led by troops from other nations. That's a mistake. The deposed Afghan monarch, Mohammad Zancr Shah, returned a few days ago to convene a traditional assem­ bly tu plan a new government, but there have already been threats against hts life. Indeed, his return was delayed for two weeks because of security concerns. In preparation for his return, warlords and political appointees started to jo c k e y for position, and fighting broke out in various parts of the countryside. Even before the political skirmishes began, thugs and bandits had made travel throughout much of the country a risky endeavor. Add to that the porous Pakistani border through which al-Qaida ter­ rorists freely roam back and forth and Iran's involvement in support­ ing anti-American factions, and the potential for more chaos is dear. Afghanistan could easily revert to what it has been for the last 30 ears — an ungovernable wastend of either tribal blood feuds or outright warfare. While other countries should cer­ tainly contribute peacekeepers, only the military forces of the United States have the muscle and political stature to guarantee stability. Why not do the job right? E C MM ATLANTA CONSTITUTION On the Street The Herald asks people what they think... S a n fo rd ’s p r o b a ­ bly g oin g to g et a new p ost o ffic e , bu t th e city m ay lo se o n e o f its lon g tim e dow n ­ tow n eatin g esta b ­ lishm en ts. P lan s f o r th e new fa c ility in clu d e a 1st S treet lo catio n , cu rren tly th e h om e o f Hilly Huy's F am ou s C h ili D ogs. We a sk ed som e lo y a l cu stom ers w hat they think ab o u t th e p o ssib le r e lo c a ­ tion o r clo su re o f Hilly Hoy's. I work at Best Western, so it's easy tor me to get lunch here These people are superb. And, it's become a community gossip center. It would be sad to see them go. Dorothy Klrnber Santord It’s just a national disaster. I Nke this ptace. Cm here every day O.R. “ShortySmith Sanford I will be really dis­ appointed it they dose. I've been com­ ing here tor a long time. I live by Sea World now, and I still come here to eat. Emonlci Dames with daughter, Zllah Orlando The way these people found out about the news of a new post office, 1 don't think it's right Jim MlchalesU Manger ot trie Salvation Army Thntt Store I think it's a great ptace and it's been here a long time. They should never move a fixture like this that's been here lor awhile. 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April 21. 2002 Page 3A ‘Stories of the Station’ is the highlight— of Sanford Historical Society meeting "Stories o f the Station " was the topic o f Pally M ahaney’s presentation at the recent Sanford Historical Society meet­ ing held at the Sanford M useum . Mahaney, a member o f the Sanford Airport Memorial Com m ittee, began by giving a brief history of the Sanford Naval A ir 5tation. In 1942, the city o f Sanford solicited the Navy w ith an offer of 800 acres for a N avy base. They accepted and also pur­ chased 700 additional acres. A large percentage o f both bom ber and fighter pilots trained at this base during World War II. At the end of the war, the base w as deeded back to the city and the area becam e the hom e o f the New York Giants farm team s, as well as the home o f Florida Fashions and other industries. The com m unity also transformed the dispensary into a hospital. The naval base w as reopened in 1951 at the beginning of the Korean War. M ahaney gave two reasons for this: D eLand didn’t’ want their base reopened and the Chase family lobbied for it in Sanford. Florida Fashions was em ploying the migrant workers that usually worked for Chase and Company, so they wanted that com pany to relo­ cate. T he Sanford Naval A ir Station remained in Sanford until 1968, training pilots for such planes as the A 3D , A3J and the Vigilante. T he field was nam ed Ramey Field in memory o f Com m ander Ramey. W hile flying an A3D Skyw arrior in 1958, his plane went down north o f Seville. He pushed his two m en to safety, but he w as killed in the crash. There were nine Vietnam War POW s w ho had b een stationed in Sanford, including Jerry Coffee, Leo Hyatt and Jam es Hutton. Several o f those in attendance at the meeting had been sta­ tioned SN A S or had worked there as civilians, so a lively dis­ cussion followed as they M m I n sn ti m in a .t __ rT IO fO ■UDfniTEflKI VO ITl# r M f l N 1 Patty Mahaney, vice president of the Sanford Airporl Memorial Commlttee,l‘*,‘ l recently gave a presentation to the Sanford Historical Society. Mahaney told; -dr the group about her committee’s plans tor a memorial recognizing the con-uD tributlon the Sanford Naval Air Station, and those who worked or were) assigned there, made to the community. j )nj recounted and compared their experiences. Jack Dow, chairman o f the Sanford Airport Memorial Com m ittee, then told the gniup about the Memorial. He explained that although the restored Vigilante will be its centerpiece, the memorial is being designed as an aviation park. Included will be a play­ ground, pavilion, a display o f artifacts, restrooms and a gar­ den with benches for use to sit and reflect. The Garden Club is designing the garden. In addition to a state grant, $50,000 has been raised. The grand opening is scheduled for M ay 2003. In the meantime, vis­ itors are w elcom ed to com e to Building 125 at the O rlando Sanford Airport to view the progress o f the Vigilante restoration. Workers are usually there during midday during the w eek and ail day on Saturday. U was explained that there will also b e a display in the a ir­ p ort so th at visitor* to IhdaW-a can learn'Of the hlstOi^ rif (fie field. When (he Society m em bers and guests entered the Museum for the meeting, they walked mb •»ril under the new tent that the Society had recently purchased. (,ir’ A new folding table w as being fI* c used for signing in. also purchased recently were tw o ^ portable chairs and a new print- 1 ^ er. “ VThe tent, chairs and table will fr,*> be used when the Society partic- * ipales in Springfest on April 20. fri'j Volunteers were secured for the *nrr vll event. The printer had been rid used for the first tim e in print­ /')b ing the March newsletter. i«w The m eeting w as presided A over by president Jay Jacobs. Several reports and announce­ ir.rn #ni ment were given. e»b It w as reported that the Society now had 151 members. A nother Cem etery Day w as ',r*' planned for April 15 and several^ signed up to help record tombstone inform ation in Lakcview Cemetery. <vn T h e 125th Anniversary 10* C om m ittee is now at w ork w ith ^ R.T. I Hilary, the city 's special l' ,fl events co o rd in a to rf l he ceiebra- ' ’ tioW w ill begin In Scpfem ber 'r '11 ’ .rWd'HrtH/iflub'ihkWiih'/fllyl 4, 2003. Follow ing the m eeting, delicious refreshm ents w ere served by Lou Ellen Tew. *Wf %n’ * ‘tn yf^ iriv b*j ■r>df ION? Page Private School 94 Years of... 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Pro-Tech Air Conditioning &Heating KeepingThe Area Residents Cool Since 1961 just can't count on it always being there when you need it Pto-Tkch Air Conditioning k Heating offers complete sales and service of central heating and air conditioning systems, and they can help you to receive the maximum rerum from your system in terms of comfort reliability ana security They are located In Orlando, phone (407) 291-1644. They are a licensed contractor and perform service and repair on almost any make of air conditioner. Pro-Iteh is also a 7)tme* comfort specialist dealer. Thor experience in this line of work isv---------- — ' — "■— ’** * * • -* ' ...................... r customers. Give them a call today at (407) 291-1644, and let them put your system in tip-top shape. For any air conditioning installation or repair work, contact the professionals at Pro-Tfedi Air Conditioning & Heating, who have satisfied the needs of so many throughout the area, w u may contact them at (407) 291 -1644. Arecibo Car Beauty Shop “Dorrt Settle For Less Than Tte Best” Aredbo Ore Beauty Shop b this aieai automotive‘detail’ connection Located in Oriando at 21M North Forsyth Road, phone 677-6364, they offer people who take pride in the appearance of their car a hand wash and wax service that will preserve your cart finish, giving it that "new car' look once agtin At Aredbo Car Beauty Shop, several cleaning options are featured. The hand wash indudes hand washing of the exterior as well as vacuuming and a professional vinyl dressing for the Interior. Their complete interior job indudes shampooing the carpet, steam cleaning the seats, headliner and door panels as well as detailing the dash and treat­ ment for all vtnyLThe hand wax process offers a complete hand wash and wax, removing road tar, pine sap and other harmful dirt ana grim e They will also vacuum and treat the interior vinyl with this option. Their bumper-to-bumper treatment indudes the complete hand wash and wax and the total interior job as well as deanlng the trunk and steam cleaning the engine. Detail work for dealenhips is a specialty. Owners depend on the service of Aredbo Car Beauty Stop because of their 'attention to detail!* Towers Home Care Home health care fa a less iexpensive and more effective way to provide health services for those needing assistance or -r ~ — ••>i ------- -- . ^ J r e hospitalization or the structured environment a nursing or retirement home provides. Hie President recently endorsed home health care for its effectiveness, and recommended it in his health care plan. The registered nurses, licensed therapists and home health aides o flb w m Home C u e strive to provide healing environments where patients and families leam to care for themselves. Working hand-in-hand with the physician in the management of patient care, these skilled professionals assess, plan and provide compassionate service—from administering infections and changing dressings to conducting l.V therapy ana supervising — -------1 diet—all in the j imedications and comfort ot the ---------------------------------------------------------patientk home. Services Indude skilled nursing, home health aides,, medi -- -----------------------medical social work, physical, speech and occupational therapy Tbwoa Home Care, a division of Orlando nando Lutheran Tbwers, lowers, is a state-licensed and Medicare certified agency that provides high-quality home health care.______________ ____ services for private pay and private insurance cli< In addition, they rprovide ients Ibwren Home Care is located in Orlandotat 210 Lake Avenue For more Information, call 425-2707 today. today. Florida Florida Uc License N a HHA206890961. Woodworks OfDistinction Michael Rispoll, Owner/Operator Save your treasured furniture by having Woodworks Of Distinction refinish or refurbish it, or just touch It up! Unless you’re willing to spend hundreds, and in some cases, thousands on new furniture, that's probably of much lesser quality that what you already own, refinishing Is the answer! Hie furniture refinishing specialists at Woodworks Of Distinction have been serving the Central Florida area for over 15 yean. They specialize In on-site faux finishes, gold leaf lettering, and they only use non-yellowing top coats and sealants to keep your furniture looking Its b est They are experts In all phases of refmishing work, so whether you’re a homeowner, cabinet shop owner, hold engineer or a custom home builder, Woodworks Ot Distinction can assist you with all of your refinishing needs. reputation Is your security.’ The Westchester Diana Ballard, Assisted Living Director In today’s society, many retired people are living more useful and productive lives. An Increasing number of these Individuals need some assistance or supervision, yet do not require the structured environment or care that a nursing home providei Created for an active lifestyle, The Westchester, located in Winter Park at 558 North Semoran Boulevard, phone (407) 679-5555, is small enough to provide personalized service! yet large enough to offer a variety of social and recre­ id re ational opportunities The monthly fee for each private or semi-private room includes utilities, maintenance and housekeeping, restaurant-style dining and 24-hour security. The experienced and well-trained staff assures comfort and safety around-the-clock and will arrange Immediate medical attention when required. Hie Westchester is located near local restaurant! theatres and shopping area! Well established as a facility for carefree retirement living, they now offer respite care and overnight accommodations are now available for families who have a loved one who fa in die hospital recuperating from surgery or illness They invite you to contact them for more information or to arrange for a tour. The warm, comfortable atmosphere and companionship that prevails there may make The Westchester just the place for you or your loved one. Absolute Excavating &Hauling, Inc. 15 Years Of Construction Experience Uday Kadam, Owner/Chef•Same Owner/Location For 12Years Passage Tb India is not lust another Indian restaurant Loosen your belt a few notches k id prepare for an evening that will delight all your senses Authentic Indian dinners are served that are both exciting ana delicious. One secret which distinguishes Indian cuisine horn that of other nations Is the use of select spices combined with choice lam b beef, poultry or seafood... these spices unveil savory new flavors. In India it is said,'Hone would be a Ung, one must eat like a king.'\bu will really feel Hke royalty there. Soft music, a romantic decor and attentive service complement curries, tandoorl dishes, breads and dorm s of other mouth-watering meat, poultry seafood and vegetarian dishes. While there, make sure to try their Tbndoori chicken, bombay aloo, laird) palak or shrimp vindaloo Their menu offers something for every palate. A host of defldous and unusual desserts such as mango Ice cream rounds out your dining experience. If you are interested in an elegant introduction to the mysteries and marvels of Indian cuisine, stop in soon to Passage l b India, located In Orlando at 5532 Internationa] Drive, phone 351-3456. Major credit cards are accepted for your convenience. Orlando Hie &Carpet “The Best For Less” Color, look and fed are all Important factors in selecting carpeting for your home. It is also essential to choose carpeting that fa durable enough to stand up to the everyday traffic of your household. At OnandoHk It Carpet, located in Orlando at 707 Good Homes Road, phone 29S-0373, these carpet specialists understand that fiber and weave are the two elements which most determine the wear quality and life of any carpet They the right color, texture and fiber to fit any need. Combine this with their expert installation and reasonable prices, and you'll understand why so many others have made them their carpeting headquarters. If youYe interested in quality price and professional experience, stop in soon at OriandoTBe It Carpet Savannah Suites “HospitalityAt Its Finest” i for your guests to enjoy the comfort of being made to feel at home with service that cannot be excelled when they visit!Savannah Suites, conveniently located In Orlando at 7209 South Orange Blossom Hail, phone 581-2444. cal residents and travelers with some of the finest accommodations iavailable, theyhave gained a reputation in Serving local this area that fa second to none. Savannah Suites features a peaceful and quiet atmosphere designed to please even the most particular. All of their rooms are fully heated and air-conditioned, feature cable TV and are tastefully decorated, very dean and comfortable. a blanket, wheelchair acces- f Y m t i n a n f a l D Io t o U n f Q| v A llllU lC I lld l lld Z x l ITU I d Plan to enjoy the comfort of being made to feel at home with service that cannot be excelled when you visit Continental Ptaza Hotel, conveniently located in Orlando at 6825Visitors Circle, phone 352-8211. Serving load residents and travelers with some of the finest accommodations available, they have gained a reputation in the area that is second to none! If you have guests coming in from out of town or if you don) have the extra room for visiting relatives. Continental Plaza Hotel is just what you need. They Invite you to call 352-8211 for reservations or information. They feature a peaceful and quiet atmosphere designed to please even the most particular. All of their rooms are folly Heated and air-conditioned, tastefully decorated and very comfortable. For vacationers, visitors visil or business travelers, economy and family rates may apply. For a truly pleasurable experience, visit soon. Regardless of the length of your stay, you’ll always fed welcome at Continental Plaza Hotel where quality and comfort are their standards ot excellent service. Osgood Designed Pools &Spas ServingThe Areas For Over 20 Years backy; Him today’s today's backyard into tomorrow's vacationland with a custom-designed swimming pool or spa from Osgood Designed Pools & Spas, located in Orfando at 4340 North Orange (407f293-7665.‘ je Blossom HaU, phone (407) 293-7665. As experienced exi >erienced experts in the distinctive design of in-ground or above-ground pools, spas or hot tubs, Osgood Designed Pods & Spas has the experience to design a system to fit your lifestyle. They apply the beauty o f innovative design to the quality construction of both residential and commercial pools Contact them today for an estimate or design consultation. Hiey can build you a millionaire's pool at VYuddngman's cost! Financing can be arranged, and every project is cmnpJeted in the shortest time possible. Osgood Designed ftoolo & Spas also features a complete line of pool equipment and maintenance supplies. Their service department specializes in repair and renovation, and year-round maintenance agreements are available. When you contact them, you can be assured that the job will be completed with the highest quality materials and expert crafts­ manship Call them today at (407) 293-7665 for a free estimate and start enjoying luxury at home Numero Uno Restaurant Rolando’s Cuban Restaurant ServingThe Area For Over 13 Years If you have been searching for an outstanding restaurant with true Cuban? Spanish flavor, look no further—Numero Uno Restaurant is located In Onando at 2499 South Orange Avenue, phone 641-3840, and Rolando's Cuban Restaurant, located in CasselberTy at 870 East State Road 436, phone 767-9677. From the time you are greeted at the front door until the time you leave, you'll know you've discovered a very special place. Hie food is simply top-notch. From fresh appetizers and favorites like chicken and fish dishes to outstanding glazed fruit and select ice cream dishes or an after-dinner Cuban?Spanish brandy, this restaurant is an unusual and exciting dining experience. The decor at Numero Uno Restaurant and Rolando's Cuban Restaurant is authentic with Its bold, bright colore, deep dark wood and warm, low lighting. The setting is Intimate, and the service is friendly. The staff fa more than happy to suggest daily specials or to further explain the preparation of their food. Hy something different this week and stop in Numero lino Restaurant or Rolando’s Cuban Restaurant for dinner. Not only will the food be fantastic, but the evening will be unforgettable ShakeraWest Indian Restaurant Serving The Area For Over 6 Years (4071376-6540, has a history of rapid completion! imonte Springs. phone | This reliable company, located in Altamonte land clearing, leveling grading trenching septic tank excavaey specialize in la well-done jobs and satisfied customer! They dirtwork. This experienced contractor can expertly handle many of the work. Th tion, and many other facets of excavation anti dirt daolemachlner needs your site may need including concrete work.They are equipped with modem, dependable machinery and employ competent operators who can safety and effectively handle this machinery. Their employees are trained to complete the job in the shortest time possible. When you contact Absolute Excavating & Hauling about a jo b you can be assured that you will fget top-quality work at most competitive price! All you need to ao is phone them, and they will gladly come look over yoiur location and rive estimate! So whether you need an acre leveled for a new home or a professional who can provide ja total site development, call Absolute Excavating & Hauling Butch Starnes Investigations Offering 25 Years Of Experience In The Investigative Held Are you searching fora state-licensed investigation service that is completely staffed by highly trained professionals? Well, look no more. The citizens of this and the surrounding areas know they can depend on Butch Starnes Investigation! located In Odando at 227 North Magnolia Avenue, Suite 204, phone (407) 649-9439. this company has extensive training and experience in the investigative field and will stand by their clients every step of the way. Butch Starnes Investigations offers confidential professional consultation for both civil and criminal case! From child abuse and homicides to process serving and domestic dispute! they handle it all. If you’d like a confidential inves- * investigation thorough and complete. Your safety and privacy; Their rates are affordable, and they provide 24-hour service. All investigation services are not the same, so don't be fooled. If you're having a problem, seek out the finest in the field. Contact Butch Starnes Investigations at (407) 649-9439 today. They will provide you with the very best investiga­ tion services available as well as the answers you've been looking for. Domaine Interiors, Inc. Shelly Slaton & KathyTobey, Owners •Heather Huddleston, Senior Designer Have you ever entered a home or suite of offices and wondered what made that particular living area or office space so attractive and comfortable? Very often this effect may be the result of the work of a professional designer. Interior designing is an art, and it takes yean of experience for a designer to be able to create the exact atmosphere desired. One of the most recognized designers in this area is Domaine Interiors, located in Orlando at 6 100 South Apopka-Vineland Road, phone 370-9909. Domaine Interiors has a retail store featuring a beautiful selection of fabrics, lamps and accessories custom ordered furniture and window treatments. The experienced professionals there take a personal interest in each and every customer and are dedicated to helping them select fabrics and furniture to compliment their existing decor. Hiey also offer expert interior design services for your home or office. They concentrate on interiors that will be functional, unique and truly attractive and they can liandle every aspect of your interior planning from furniture ami draperies to carpeting, accessories and artwork. l o r those who take pride in their home and office surroundings and demand the very best in quality and profes­ sional service, Domaine Interiors is your first step towards a more beautiful living environment, (all them at 370-9909 and find out just how easily your home can acquire that extra special feeling. Serving tasty, reasonably priced W at Indian food in a relaxed and refined atmosphere is Shakera W at Indian Restaurant They are located in Odando at 2615 North Pine Hills Road, and reservations canbe made by phoning 290-2462. Among the superior service provided by the entire staff, you'll find a menu filled with a number of wonderful seafood selections all seasoned to perfection with special herbs and spice! You'll also discover a vast array of chicken, goat and lamb entries Vegetarians in the area will marvel over their array of eggplant dishe! stir-fried vegetable! homemade cheeses and more. One of the true trademarks of a great West Indian restaurant is its bread, and at Shaken West Indian Restaurant, this Is no exception. Their chefs bake It to perfectloa Many different and unusual varieties are offered, and no meal at Shakera West Indian Restaurant is complete without trying a few of them. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner daily. Don't forget to top off your visit with a sampling of their West Indian desserts and an after-dinner specialty drink. Exceptional food service and a unique dining experience all add up to make Shakera West Indian Restaurant an evening to remember. RGSecurity Training Center “Excellent Employment Opportunities" RG Security Hainlng Center, located in Orlando at 5516 South Orange Blossom Hail, phone (407) 857-6158, needs you today! ' y! With crime on the rise and more and more businesses realizing that their best defense against crime is hiring tonal guard service, security officers are in demand a professto RG Security Halning Center provides complete training and certification for both full- and part-time position! Many retired citizens can take advantage of the part-time employment offered because the hours are flexible to meet most anyone’s schedule. If you're just starting in the work force, tne age requirement at RG Security Halning Center is 18, With the training and experience you can gain there, the doors of opportunity are wide opea Some-officers go on to become policemen, state troopers or private bodyguard! You must have dependable transportation, a telephone or pager ana no prior police record—the rest is for the asking. RG Security Training Center gives the full opportunity for a good, steady job, good working conditions and extra income if you need iL If you meet four requirements—one, age 18 or older; two, dependable transportation; three, a telephone or pager and lour, no priorrpoi police record—call them at (407) 857-6158 far training in audition to training “erVlPr .................................................................................................................... they now offer VIP protection and' use of foite classes You can be a big part in helping to take a bite out of crime. Southern Fire Protection OfOrlando, Inc. Leonard "Lenny” Hollis, President Local and national media report daily on disastrous fires that destroy businesses and institutions. The resulting property destruction is unfortunate, yet more devastating are the loss of lives or severe injuries that can occur to the occupants. If your business Is contemplating any new construction or remodeling Southern Fire Protection Of Odando, located in Sanford at 3801 East State Road 46, phone (407) 323-4200, would like to discuss with you the benefits of a fire sprinkler system. Fire officials throughout the country have, for many year! recommended sprinkler systems for many types of businesses as well as municipal buildings and health care facilities. The experts at Southern Fue Protection Of Orfando will gladly discuss the systems available and help you select the one best suited to your needs Hiey also provide routine maintenance and service. The costs of repairs following a fire are generally extensive, but there is no price that can be placed on the value of a human life. A sprinider system from Southern Fire Protection Of Orlando is an investment in the safety of your business and its occupants that will more than pay for itself through lower insurance premiums reduction of damage and injury in the event of a fire, but most importantly, in your peace of mind! �Page 7A T kk Sohnole H ulald R f ic r v ir c c 1, ---------------------------^ | | 'a R M n / m B 'j w w I I j l f j V w V w Regal Cabinets Ifyou ask any homeowner where the heart of the home B, they will probably tell you Ilk the kitchen. Statistic* reveal that more lime is spent In the kitchen than in any other room in the home. Doesn't it make sense that your kitchen should b e as attractive and convenient as possible? It you are dissatisfied w ith th e state o f y o u r k itc h e n o r b a th , o r Reader Ads Continued. you are ---------------------------------------------------- planning to build a new home, be sure to consult with Regal Cabinets, located In Winter Park at 3903 North Forsyth Road, phone (407) 878*1003. These experienced craftsmen can turn your kitchen into a functional and beautiful room thatyou will truly love. Their quality-crafted cabinets arc constructed from the finest hardwoods and sculptured in all periods from tradi­ Enter the space race—cyberspace! The Internet is one of the fastest growing Information mediums available, tional to contemporary.They offera total design service from concept to completion. The professionals at Regal Cabinet* reaching millions of people worldwide everyday. Your business should be seen on the Internet will offer you their selection of kitchen layouts, or custom build your kitchen or bath according to your specifications. The Marana Croup, Inc., b well-known for the design ofWtb pages and fufl-serviceVSfebslle hosting.They will help Expert Installation is also offered. If you are a discriminating buyer who appreciates unique features, outstanding design and first quality workman­ you create eye-catching, full-color Web pages for your business, product or service. Companies demand outstanding design, and The Marana Group, Inc., will be sure that your Investment makes a dynamic and memorable impression. ship contact Regal Cabinets today for a design consultation. They can turn your dram kitchen Into a reality. They offer a full line of Internet products and services Including an Internet firewall security system for businesses.This The Marana Group, Inc. DanceN Beyond ov^Yearcomchtag&^ence restricted w b slle fo ry o u rco m p '----------- -“ “ ■“ . . . . . . . . . . nlcations immediately acressibk For complete online services i ___________________________________________________________ roup, Inc., located In Orlando at 14 East Washington Street, Suite 500, phone 248*1486. Let them be your vehicle to an exciting future. Southeast Mortgage Group, Inc. With today* lower Interest rates, many people are taking advantage of timing and refinancing their home or buying a new home with low, fixed Interest rates. Mortgage payments are affordable and. In some cases, refinancing can be the answer to overloaded budgets. With so many companies offering home mortgage assistance, it's hard to make a wbe decision regarding loan arrangements. Southeast Mortgage Group, located in Orlando at 4823 Silver Stax Road, Suite 17D, phone (407) 297*7787, special­ izes In home mortgage loans and lias been serving the area foryeanThey can expertly answer any questions you may have concerning refinancing first and second mortgage loans, VA, Fannie Mae or any of the many other programs avail­ able Including their 100% purchase, no down payment option. Long-term or short-term mortgage loans are offered with various Interest options. They will carefully explain the benefits of each loan option and will design the loan best suited to your family^ needs. Southeast Mortgage Group stays on top of current market trends to offer their customers the lowest Interest rates possible. Sooner or later, we all neeu counseling on a home purchase. When you are faced with the decision of choosing a mortgage company, turn to the one so many others have come to know and trust—Southeast Mortgage Group. %u will appreciate their old-fashioned courtesy and their high standards of excellence. Burns International Security Services Jeff Gaddy, Area Manager '• In these difficult times, more and morebusinesses seek realistic solutions to protect employees, property and assets. Ihoin esses large andsmall depend on Bums International Security Services, located in Orlando at 5802 Hoffner Avenue, Suite 704, phone (407) 482-6720, for all of their security needs. Onlce building! construction sites, retail stores, hotels, apartments, auto dealerships, warehouses, shopping centers and more know they can rely on their outstanding service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Bums International Security Serviced certified security officers are available In uniform or plainclothes, armed or unarmed—whichever is more eflective.These experts specialize In the protection of aD Industrial commercial and Insti­ tutional buildings and also offer mobile patroL All guards are radio-equipped and tied Into a central dispatch for fast, comprehensive service. Don't be caught off guard. Let these security specialists handle all of your protection needs. Their many years of experience backed by hard-working officers guarantee the most effective security service around Put B u n s International Security Services on the job today, and sleep well tonight by knowing your property will be safe and sound tomorrow! Bonitz Repairs &Renovations, Inc. RIcard Bonltz, Owner •Over 2 Decades Of Construction Experience well recognized throughout the area for top-quality workmanship at reasonable rates No matlervvhat type of improvements you may have in mina, these experienced contractors will complete the work liruii'ixiy and ('fliciently. Traiii room additions new tiding and Interior renovations tn replacement windows and roofing they do it all. The professional craftsmen at BonJtx Repairs A Renovations arc experts In their field, and the company tv fully Bcenurd* bohdodmd Insured for your protection. Free estimates v e always offered Every project completed by Bonltz Repairs A Henovations has been personally supervised by the company* owner and meets or exceeds all building codes to ensure the safety of their customers. if quality, price and supervision on eveiy job Is Important to you, contract with Bonltz Repain & Renovations when you need any home improvement work done. Their yean of experience and Impeccable reputation are your guarantees ofa Job well done. VKA anti MasteiCani are accepted for your convenience. Affordable Home Inspections Of Central Florida, Inc. Teresa Burton, Adm inistrator There is ,i need in any area for affordable living facilities for older residents who are mobile and active, but no longer want to cope with the responsibili­ ties of maintaining a home. These individuals need Die freedom that is everyone’s right, but they may require safe and secure surroundings and some amount of assistance. This tall order Is met at Ashton Palm! located in Orlando at 36 West Esther Sireet, phone (407) 425-8071. Their homelike adult living community provides private and semi-private rooms on a long- or short-term basi! Their accom­ modations are cumale-controikd, well-maintained and relaxing Laundry, housekeeping and iliree home-cooked meals a day free their residents to enjoy planned activities, their own personal projects and each other* companion­ ship Ashton Pul ins' raringstalf believes In dignified and personalized care and provides assistance with lathing, dressing personal care and medication management as needed. Medical care can be arranged immediately. Most importantly, their assistance is unobtrusive with respect for the individual Should your loved one require independence in a safe and caring envir merit, you are Invited to contact Ashton Palms to discuss their services or to arrange a visit to their community. Let them help ease your mind about caring for your loved one. Quality Stone &Masonry, Inc. George Jameson, Ow ner a Stone A Masonry is the logical choice for all construction work e servlets of a stone or masonry contractor. They are located in Apopka.'ptione (407) 25)3-3014. and their years of reliable dependability and unexcelled workmanship have g,lined them an excellent reputation among contractors and homeowners throughout the area. Dual liy Stone A Masonry b equipped to liandle any size job; large or smalL They raw die necessary experience to provide durable, attractive stone and masonry work. All types of brick, stone and masonry construction Including brick paving mailboxes, fin-places, chimneys and retaining walls can be performed by these professionals This contractor manages to maintain an outstanding record ofconstniciion time and efficiency; however, quality work Is never sacrificed for efficiency. Quality Stone* Masonry Is dedicated to building stnicttiris that exceed industry standards of durability and safety. This dedica­ tion is responsible for their ability to provide the maximum in quality masonry construction at Die absolute minimum cost. Builders, developers and liomeowners with upcoming projects requiring only the very finest in concrete and masonry work should place Quality Stone A Masonry on their list of potential bidden. For quality workmanship and proftssion.il courteous service, there is only one choice. Giant RecreationWorld, Inc. Dick Rocha, President With more free Ume on their hand! Americans are taking to the open road to discover the fresh, revitalizing spirit of the outdooii Many have learned that motor homes and travel trailers are the most economical way to provide home-ike accommodations for fishing trips, vacations or other excursion! In this area, qualty recreational vehicles are sold by Giant Recreation Wbrid. located in Winter Garden at 13906West Colonial Drive, phone (407) 656-6444 or toil-free l*80(Fd54*8475. They feature many famous name brand units on their lot such as Coachman. Prices are reasonable and financing for qualified buyers can be arranged. New and reconditioned units are avail able,and they buy, sell or tradeFCVs of al] types. Giant RecreauonVVb rid aiso provides quality repair service, routine maintenance, replacement parts and accessories for your RV. You can count on this reputable business for excel­ lent products and service. Point your rig from Giant Recreation World to the mountain! lakes or seashore on your next vacation or free weekend. With the kind of engineering excellence manufactured Into each of their units and the expert maintenance offered by the qualified staff at Giant Recreation Wbrid, you probably won’t see the Inside of a motel room again. Nikken Products Dr. Brad W. Arenz •Local Nikken Wellness Consultant In 1973, Nikken founder Isamu Masuda visualized a company that would help people achieve total wellness. TWo yean later; his vision became reality with the formation of Mixen in Fukuoka, Japan. N ikken —the company, the products and the business opportunity—is built upon the concept of‘total wellnes!’’Thb concept extends well beyond the scope of physical health to encompass five key areas of life to be brought into a state of balance. These five areas are known in Nikken as The Five Pillars OfHealth. One; healthy body. Nikkenk sleep systems, acressoriei nutritional and skin care products all exert a direct, positive influence on an Individuals well-bong. TWo, healthy mind. Physical well-being plays a crucial role In preserving or renewing mental and emotional health. Three, healthy family. NfUbenk products are designed to make the entire family healthier, and the marketing opportunity enables family members to grow financially Four, healthy society. By sharing Mfctenk products with other! distributors make a real and valuable contribution to our society. Five, healthy finance! Nikken products promote healthy finances Their quality and value make the marketing opportunity powerful. People are more likely to get ahead financially when they and their family members are healthy Contact your local Nikken Wellness Consultant, D t Brad W Arenz, located In Orlando a tt:3221 South Conway Road, Suite B, phone (407) 273*1469. fora free demonstration or a group presentation. Corestaff Services Any company* personnel are llie life-blood of the business and directly control the productivity and success of the company. Situations such as employee turnover, medical leave! vacation! special projects or peak times of the year can severely Influence stable operations and quality production. This is what makes Corestaff Sendees $uch an Ijnppttant service to the business community. ’ ' All types of technical marketing support and clerical personnel as well as fighUndristrial yvaricm are available. There arc occasions when delays make meeting a deadline a scramble. Company expansion ttfreri JrtW gaJis (fat have to be tilled without delay These occurrences are the reasons C arata/T Services was created Tfiefr personnel are M y screened and qualified to be of maximum benefit to your business for as long as you need them. For complete informa­ tion on how your business can benefit from their personalized service! contact them atone o f their locations—In Winter Park at 2699 Lee Road, phone (407) 599-5102; in Orlando at 1650 Wfest Sandlake Road, phone (407) 240-7176; and In Daytona Beach at 801 Bevilie Road, phone (386) 788-8085. Those who are Interested In lire flexibility, variety and career benefits that temporary or long-term employment offers are also Invited to call Co restaff Services to discuss their Interest! earning potential and background Their repre­ sentatives keep the wheels of business turning smoothly AbsolutelyWireless, Inc. If you are considering purchasing a home or any type of structure for commercial purpose! you want to be sure you are making an investment in a property that will provide you with yean of structural stability and economica] mainte­ nance costs. Comart Affoidublc I Ionic InspectlonsOfCentral Florida, located In Orlando, phone (407) 277*8722, before you make the final decision on your purchase. Affordable I Ionic Inspections Of Central Florida provides a fully qualified professional analysis of the property you are considering for purchase. These experts offer a confidential written Inspection report on the conation of the property at which is valuable to the consumer, realtor, insurer and lending institution. It is wise to p o tect the single largest investment of your lifetime by contacting Affotdohie Home Inspections Of Central Florida Tney will provide a complete visual inspection of ail accessible areas including electrical heating and cooling plumbing roofing and all structural interior and exterior area! T he owner/Inspector of this company has been certified with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation ;,s a certified building contractor since 1973. With over 1,600 homes and other units to his credit, this Inspector is well qualified to inspect properties for pre-purchase, post-purchase, foreclosures and partial inspection! Ashton Palms, Inc. Competitive cheerieadihg and dance takes practice, practice and more practice. Dance N' Beyond, located in Orlando, phone (407) 673-1445, has been succe ‘ 1................................. in developing Ml Star cheerleaders and dancers for many years, classes for grades 1 through 12.They also have a preschool tumbling mer, Intermediate and advanced classes.They class available forages 3 through teen as well asbegjnner, dasses.They emphasize teamwork teamworl and confial communication among their students and stay on top of the latest tumbling cheerieadlng and dance techniques. Your child will never getbored when learning there. They also offer competitive dance for grades 3 through 12. Their dance Instructors have been trained at some ot the finest schools and can help you achieve success through dancing. They offer classes in jazz, pom and hip hop. The dance classes at Dance N’ Beyond are a great opportunity to express yourself in the fine art of dance and possibly become a professional dancer. Learning gymnastics, dance and cheerieadlng is fun. These arts of movement will stay with you throughout your lifetime and will help build poise and confidence. Contact Dance N’ Beyond at (407) 673*1445 for more Information or for class schedule! You’ll be one step closer to becoming a star! Cellular phones have become Indispensable to millions of companies across the country. Keep up with technology and meet the growing demands of your business with a cellular phone from Absolutely Wireless, Inc. When on the road or at job site! contractor! executives and sales representatives alike mow the dilemmas of finding a convenient phone to call the office for messages or reschedule appointments when tied up In traffic And, of course, anyone who* ever been stranded ty a car problem knows how Invaluable immediate access to help can be. A cellular phone can alleviate these problem! In fact, regarding safety and security, a cellular car phone or transportable phone can be credited for saving fives across the country. Let Absolutely W irdes! Inc, located at 249 West State Road 436, Suite 1117, In the Ethan Allen Plaza, phone 865-7444, explain the options available Their state-of-the-art cellular systems feature technical service and support and are backed by warranty. As agents for NeueL AMT Wireless and GPS Solutions, they offer wide area coverage and nationwide access option! They also cany a full line of accessories so you're sure to find exactly what you need Are you worried about missing Important calls or needing help in an emergency? Contact Absolutely Wlreles! In c The convenience of a cellular phone and the access provided will put your mind at ease and allow your business to prosper. Job Service OfThe South Supreme Steam Carpet Cleaner Phillip Mlnshall, Owner/Operator For employment to meet your qualifications and wage expectation! contact Job Sendee OfThe South, the area's full-service employment agency. They are located in Orlando at 22 West Lake Beauty Drive, Suite 305, and they may be reached by calling (407) 843-7757. This progressive agency offers hundreds of positions in the technical medical, legal and industrial fields as well as in management, sales and marketing. Office, clerical and general labor positions are also offered. Employers utilize their agencyk professional services to maintain stability and quality production in their businesses and to be assured of top-quality personnel fob Service Of Tne South slays on top of the current job market and can offer employment opportunities available only through their agency. They will interview: test and brief each applicant to properly match employee qualifica­ tions and interests with the job order placed by the employer. You will find the employment rates at JobServke OfThe South are most reasonable and, in some cases, rates are compensated by the employer. Many temporary positions are 'also available For those interested in working part-time or In liaving a flexible schedule, temporary employment may be the answer. Vacationing or ill idpeak times of the year keep temporary services in demand. \t Call Job Service OfThe South today, and let their representatives help you find the job satisfaction you deserve. Today, nearly all of us have carpeting In our homes and commercial build­ ings. To keep that carpet really clean and to prolong its life, something more than routine vacuuming is necessary. Periodic steam cleaning fa the best way to dean, preserve and enhance the appearance of your carpets and m g ! In this area, the carpet cleaning firm that many people have come to know and trust b Supreme Steam Carpet Cleaner, phone 695-5995. These trained professionah are carpet cleaning expertiThey provide a truck-powered steam cleaning process which deans deep, dries fast and leaves no sticky residue In your carpet Spedai attention is paid to high traffic areas and difficult spot! Their service also dbinfecls and deodorizes your carpet Supreme Steam Carpet Qeanert personnel are prompt, courteous and efficient, and they will treat your home or business as If it were their own. In addition, they are bonded and insured for your protection and will also provide a free estimate. For beautifully clean carpets and upholstery at a surprisingly low cost, the professionah at Supreme Steam Carpet Cleaner are the people to contact Make your appointment by calling 665-5995 You’ll be extremely pleased with the result! See the back of the Sprint Yellow Pages for their coupon—when you get four areas cleaned at $7995, receive the flftharea free. Casket Gallery Of Florida Genesis Publishing &Printing Co. Bobby Thomas, Owner In Business Since 1992 The loss of a loved one Is an emotional time of your life. You naturally want the best You want to ‘get through It* and put your loved one to ‘rest.* To make really Informed decision! you should get price comparisons from funeral hom e! The Federal Trade Commission recently passed rules that make It possible for families to provide the casket to the funeral home, saving consumers a great deal of money. When Casket Gallery Of Horida, located in Winter Park at 6584 University Boulevard, phone (407) 657-6689, opened Its doors, the goal was to provide quality caskets, vault! urns and markers at discount price! This allows consumers to make wise decisions regarding funeral arrangements ami allows the average family to put their loved one to rest at a reasonable cost.The staff at Casket Gallery Of Florida Is available for your immediate needs or for pre-planning. They'll deliver the casket you choose to any funeral home or cemetery in the entire area. There are so many misconceptions when it comes lo death. Embalming is not required by law. You don’t have to buy a casket when a body is going to be cremated. There is no opening and closing at a mausoleum. You don't need a sealed casket when you have a vault.These are just a few of the tilings you may not know. Visit Casket Gallery Of Florida for honest answers and honest price! Your full-service printing center in this area is Genesis Publishing A Printing Ca, located in Orlando at 1204 West Central Boulevard, phone 648-5524, where service and quality work are a guiding standard Whatever your printing needs—stationery, business cards, report! menus, advertising pieces or full-color brochures—tills friendly print shop can handle the job from start to finish. From ideas and design to tne final printing, you’ll find their printing services among the finest anywhere. Large and small orders are given the same careful attention, and they are ahvavs willing to take the time lo sit down with you and discuss your printing needs. They have a large selection of quality papers for every printing fob and you'll find their prices among the most reasonable In the entire area. Businesses are given personal attention, with the company forms kept on file for quick reordering, and they can help in designing logoi letterheads or stationery for your business. Whether you’re a business needing personafized stationery, company forms or business cards or a club or individual needing an announcement printed. Genesis Publishing A Printing C a is ready to serve you. Remember, when service, accuracy and price are Important, call Genesis i*ubl falling A Print Ing Ca at 648-5524 for all of your printing need! �P a g e 8 A Suntt;iy. \pril 2). 2002 X I i i i l T iie S eminole Herald A J L A L -> i J l J l L -> j i J 1 1 i j l A O i . " f 'z 1 »» A J . 1 ^ X ^ : * Santord City Commission Agenda tor A x il 22, 2102 Sanford City Hall 3 0 0 North Park Avenue WORK SESSION 4 p.m. in the City Commission Chambers, First Floor B. Convention Confer status update. REGULAR MEETING 7 p.m. City Commission Chambers, First Floor • Approval of Minutes. 1. Interview of prospective board appointees. (R-1) A. Historic Preservation Board: Linda Daniels, Thom as D. Goodman, Ja m e s R o ss Lee. Stephanie Powers, and Eric Zendell. 2. Second quarter lighting updato: A. Historic district streetlight pilot project. B. City Street lighting. 3 . Discussion regarding funding Lynx ADA services. 4 . Discussion regarding Police Department mortgage Incentive program. (R-6) 5. Discussion of Regular Agenda Items, Add-on items, and other items. 8 . Mayor's briefing. A. Commission Liaison/Representalive appointments. 7. City Manager’s briefing. A. Current special projects update by department. Work Session and Regular Meeting of April 8, 2002 Recommended by tho City Clerk and tho City Manager, C onsent Agenda t. Approve payments made during March 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. 2. Approve payment of City Attorney's Statem ent for the month ol March 2002. Recom m ended by tho City Manager. 3. Approve purchase of five solo source remote telemetry units from Curry Controls Company at a cost of $33,654. Recommended by the City Manager. 4 Approvo piggy back purchase of Bobcat loader off of a federal con­ tract in the amount of $23,968. Recom m ended by the City Manager. 5. Award bid for Phase III construc­ tion ol road, curbs, sidewalks. MOTHER’S DAY SALE INCLUDES 10% OFF LUCKY BAMBOO THRU 14 MAY 6 0 % O FF ALL STERLING SILVER W E H A V E #1 M O M & #1 G R A N D M A M A N Y CHARM S & C H A IN S S T Y L E S UP TO 5 0 % O FF A LL C A N D L E S , S TA IN E D G L A S S , B A TH S A L TS , H O M E M A D E SO AP, C A N D L E S . W IN D C H IM E S , E TC . @ BOYD ENTERPRISES BOOTH 1004 IN 1 0 U CRAFTERS AT THE WALMART PLAZA, 1 BLK NORTH OF LAKE MARY BLVO. ON 17/92. SANFORD. PHONE 407-327-1101 drainage, and utility facilities of St. Jo h n s Parkway from Upsaia Road to Rinehart Road to The Briar Corporation in the amount of $1,937,851. Recommended by the City Manager. 6. Approve CPH Engineers Amendment No. 60 in the amount of $24,750 for design services for tho Utility Department relocation. Recom m ended by the City Manager. 7. Approve Boys & Girts Club of Central Florida, Inc. lease exten­ sion for 919 South Persimmon Avenue in the amount of $1.00 annually for a form beginning April 15, 2002 and ending October 15, 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. B. Approve request lor use ol south­ east comer of Sanford'Seminote County Chamber of Commerce parking tot from 10:00 A M. to 9:00 P.M. on Saturday, April 27, 2002 for "Family and Friends Bar-B-Que" special event: approve request to sen and serve alcoholic beverages and food outside with proper super­ vision by the Sanford Police Department during event. Event is sponsored by Sanlord/Seminole Chamber of Commerce. The City Manager recommends approval ot the use of the property and the sale and service of alcoholic beverages and food. 9. Approve request for use of Paw Park from 9 0 0 A M, to 4 :0 0 P.M. on Saturday, May 4, 2 0 0 2 for "Paw Park 1st Anniversary Celebration" special event: approve street closure ol 4th S treet from Laurel Avenue to French Avenue, on Saturday, May 4, 2002, from 9 :00 A M. to 4:00 PM .; approve request to waive "no parking’ restriction on Laurel Avenue between 3rd Street and 6th Street during event; approve request to waive all fees. Event is sponsored by tho City ot Sanford Recreation & Parks Departmont and the Friends of Paw Park Committee. The City Manager recommends approval of the use of City property, the street clo­ sure. the waiver of "no parking" restriction, and the waiver ol fees. 10. Approve request for uso of Fort Mellon Park from 8:00 A M. to 9 :0 0 PM. on Saturday, Jun e t. 2002, and Saturday, July 6 . 2002 lor "Basketball Tournament" spo- Let Us Do Your Vuillemot and Daniel J . R eeves, owners. A. Table consideration to amend the future land use map of the Future Land Use Plan Element of the Comprehensive Plan, and change the designation of the properly trom S E . Suburban Estates, to LDR-SF, Low Density Residential Single Family, based on the owner’s request. Ad published March 24, 2002, Recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission, the Director ot Engineering & Planning, and the City Manager. B. Table consideration to rezone the property from AG, Agriculture, to SR -1, Single Family Residential, with conditions. Ad published March 24. 2002. Recommended by Ihe Planning & Zoning Commission, the Director of Engineering and Planning, and the City Manager. 4. Re: Venetian Bay Subdivision, a 92-lot single (amity residential subdivision located at 2 3 8 5 West Sem inole Boulevard. Barry Walker and Michael Murray, Central Florida Development Partners, applicants. A. First reading of Ordinance No. 3712 to adopt the revised Planned Development M aster Plan a s a result of mitigation, sub­ ject to conditions and stipulations and su bject to execution of Development Order No. 02-0010. Recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission, the Director of Engineering & Planning, and the City Manager. B. Approve Preliminary Subdivision Plan subject to conditions and stipulations and subject to execu­ tion of Development Order No. 02-0010. Recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission, the Director ol Engineering A Planning, and the City Manager. 5. Consider appeal of the Planning A Zoning Commission’s decision to approve with conditions a vari­ ance to increase the maximum building height for The Groves at Sanford Apartments and Its asso ­ ciated site plan (restrict all build­ ings adjoining the Sanora Subdivision to two stories based on land use compatibility); Meredith A. Harper, Esq., original applicant/appellant; Clayton Inv Ltd. And CWC Inv Ltd., owners. Ad published April 10. 2002; prop­ erty owner notified April 5. 2002; property posted April 9. 2002. The Director of Engineering A clal event. Event is sponsored by Abundant Life Complex. The City Manager recommends approval of the use of City property. 11. Approve request (or use of old softball Held area next to tennis courts In Fort Mellon Park from 10:00 A.M, to 7 :0 0 P.M, on Saturday, July 27, 2002 for "2nd Annual Family Day in the Park* special event. Event Is sponsored by Universal Needs Alliance, Inc. Recommended by the City Manager. 12. Approve request for City person­ nel to extend a sanitary sewer line to serve five lots on 7lh Street between Avocado Avenue and Pecan Avenue with the owner paying for materials, permitting and survey. Recommended by the City Manager. Public Hearings 1. Second reading and adoption ol Ordinance No. 3705 to amend City Code re: amending the Police O ffic e rs Pension Plan. Ad pub­ lished April 10, 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. 2. Re: 0 .9 17± acres ot property lying between 4th Street extended easterly and Celery Avenue and between Brisson Avenue extend­ ed northerly and Scott Avenuft (2040 Celery Avenue): Ja n e t Gould-Spence and Vaughn Gould, owners. A. First reading ol Ordinance No. 3706 to amend the future land uso map of the Future Land Use Plan Element ot the Comprehensive Plan, and change the designation of the property from SE , Suburban Estates, lo LDR-SF, Low Density Residential Single Family. Ad published March 24, 2002. Recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission, the Director of Engineering & Planning, and the City Manager. B. First reading ol Ordinance No. 3707 to redone the property from AG, Agriculture, to S R -t, Single Family Residential, with condi­ tions. Ad published March 24, 2002. Recom m ended by the Planning & Zoning Commission, the Director ot Engineering and Planning, and the City Manager. 3 Ro: 0.968]; acres ol property lying between 4th Street extended easterly and Celery Avenue and botween Brisson Avenue extend­ ed northerly and Scott Avenue (2200 Celery Avenue); Laura L. RESTORING BALANCE D u you have A R T H R IT IS , D IA B E T E S , H IG H B L O O D P R E S S U R E , o r other C H R O N IC I L L N E S S E S ? R esidential Our Specialty HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon WeDo CALL TODAY! Including • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES •D U S T IN G * VACUUMING • APARTMENTS • COMMER­ • MOPPING/WAXING FL00RS| CIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING • CEILING FANS • EXCELLENT SERVICE • ALL APPLIANCES CLEANEO • AFFORDABLE RATES INSIDE & OUT • NEW CONSTRUCTION •CHANGE DIRTY LINENS We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Seminole County & surrounding areas. by ^ -»■ <pj 407-323-027B R E G IS T E R E D W ITH FLO R ID A A S A H E A L T H S T U D IO SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE W e warmly w elco m e you an d your fam ily to join u s for our First Annual Family lj giHer j BAR-B-QUE! 2 5 % o f f "" WINDOW PACKAGES Pack up the little ones and |oin us for an afternoon of family fun. great food, music and enlertamment! This is a great opportunity t network and show your support for your Chamber so don’t delay, tickets are on sale now! W ITH COUPON 25% OFF 1st TIME SERVICE Thin year, choose Florida’s "State o f ihe Arts” license plate T h e B a r-B -Q u e w ill take place on Saturday, A p ril 27 fro m 4 :00 to 7:00 p.m . at y o u r C h a m b e r Lo ca te d at 400 East First Street In beautiful H isto ric Sa n ford . • L IM IT 1 P E R C U S T O M E R • M U S T P R E S E N T C O U P O N A T T IM E O F S E R V IC E • N O T G O O D W IT H A N Y O T H E R O P F E H • W IT H C O U P O N O N L Y NEAT-N-TIDYALLCLEAN 401-324-1111 a and help fund important pro­ grams in your own county-.< including visual arts, m usic,theatre and dance. R.S.V.P. FO R M Your first-lime cost for th e . aits plate is $32 over the usual 2 P lease call 407-322-2212 or fax 407-322-8160 and tell us how many tickets to reserve for you and your family! Mams fee at vehicle registration- renewal time. O f that, $20 islas-deductible. Company __ Yas I m * bo attorning Pleas* Rosotvo Incltjdvs bavsrago ol y o u ofuic* _ Yosl I will bo attending Plsase Ru servo Includes beverage ol your hoc* lime other than renewal lime, bekets al th* chid price ol ST 50. simply visit your local tag o ffice, turn in your current Mastercard _____ _ _ *>p dale . rita** n «la that all besots must be purchased prior to the event Pteaoe R A Y -ft by noon Tbursdn. Apr 4 Zt la Insure enough noodles Toy ail to enioi! •v To buy the aits plate at any., te-Sets al th* adult pnea ol S IS 00 N o I deeply regret ih.it I will not be able lo attend You may pay b y ____ Visa o r ___ N a m * _________________________sect a _______________ - Melanie Wlntomhelmer on April 4 , 2002. Applications on file from Linda Daniels, Thom as D. Goodman, Ja m a s J R o ss Lee, Stephanie Powers, and Eric Zendell. NEED TO APPOINT ij A REPLACEMENT. 2. First reading of Ordinance No. j 3 7 1 0 to annex 0 .26 acres of prop­ erty lying betw een E ast 2 8 t h r P lace and E ast 29th Street and betw een Palm etto Avenue • extended southerly and Magnolia Avenue (2 827 Magnolia Avenue); j Jerry W. Lord, Jr., and Lilia B. Lord, owners. Recommended ^ the Development Review Teem; the Director of Engineering A Planning and the City Manager. 3 . First reading of O rdnance No..; 3711 to annex 0.23 acres of erty located between W est Z Street and Wicker Court extended westerly and between South Park Avenue and Oak Avenue exten^-r") ed southerly (2800 South ParieAS* Avenue); Ida F, Sefried Life'-"* Estate, owner. Recommended by the Development Review T e a m ., f * the Director of Engineering & 't Planning end the City Manager. >m 4. Consider refund of application fee .;b to Unde Kuhn, applicant, in th e -i,i matter of the appeal of th e „ [(l Planning & Zoning Commission's January 17, 2 0 0 2 decision to . approvo a conditional use permit' ‘ for J P P ets at 210-212 S a n fo r d "* Avenue. The Director of * Engineering & Planning and the ,f( City Manager recommend taking action a s deemed appropriate. 5. Approve Preliminary Subdfvti Plan for Celery Farms, located 2 2 5 0 Celery Avenue, subject h Development Order No. 00-001 and with conditions and stipule-! ttons. Recommended with lions and stipulations by tl Planning A Zoning Commissi' the Director ot Engineering Planning, and the City Manager.' 6. First reading of Ordinance 3713 re: Police Department progtfn gage incentive , pro; Recommended by the Director Finance and the City (WS-4) R E G IS T R A F IO N MO. M S-04678 *75 ljGr>od Wit h A n^Oth NEED HELPtltll STO P SPENDING THAT $10 TO $15 ON JUNK FOOD EACH WEEK AND INVEST IT IN IMPROVING YOUR HEALTH. YOUR APPEARANCE. AND SELF-ESTEEM Unlike other WEIGHT-LOSS programs RESTORING BALANCE guides you through a Lifestyle Program thal you can achieve your goals, and continue with the rest of your life. A Personalized Diet Plan for Losing Weight and Improving Your Health A Personalized Fitness Program That You Can Continue With At Home Guidance and Support To Help You Overcome Obstacles For More Information Call For a FREE Consultation Call Licensed • Bonded • Insured dYeVcLeanI pecial 1. Boards: appointments. (W S-1) l A. Historic Preservation Boarlti ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL Al DECISION 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 CITY OF SANFORD. (F.S. 288.0105) P E R SO N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE P R O ^ CEEDIN GS SHOULD CO N TA Cti* THE HUMAN RESOU RCE! OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR 4 0 7 -3 3 0 -5 6 2 6 48 HOURS IN'? ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. Are you OVERWEIGHT, tried DIET after DIET, and still frustrated with the way you look and feel? WANT HELP!!) Regular Items • Add-on Items. • Information only. • City Attorney’s Report. • City Clerk’s Report. • City Manager's Report. • Citizen Participation. • City Commissioners' Reports. HEALTH, FITHESS, i WELLNESS STUDIO Zi Planning and the City M anager-! recommend denial of the ap p aallj and affirmation of the Planning A Zoning Commission's February 7, 2 0 0 2 decision. plate and receive your new one - e 3 on the spot for $32 plus han­ dling fees. „ �T he S eminole Herald t t i i tH rta s TT» nereeo p o w o uy tom m y v m cttn Hamilton recently celebrated her 104th birthday with family and friends. Hamilton lived In Braum Towers In rd until recently. Penny Shefpe, a friend of Hamilton's for more than 20 years helped organise the party attendmany of Hamilton's long-time friends. Sheipe said she refers to Hamilton a s T h e Queen Mother of Florida." ______ 9 iem; threat, icir pets; says kids if they tell • _ their dad, as they have in the past. Last tim e it hap­ pened, their dad con­ fronted his ex-w ife and this man, but they denied everything and told the kids after he left that man. less if they ever told again. My brother's ex-w ife is not being abused by this man. The children tell me she laughs when he hurts them. She calls it "playing" — or claim s it's the kind of treatment the kids deserve. These little children are In first D EA R SA D AUNT: If ever I read a letter w here intervention is needed — yours it is. Call C hildhelp U SA imm ediately. T h e toll-free phone num ber is b e tte r buy in s u ra n c e . OA% SAVE UP TO O V ON ALL DENTAL SERVICES PRESCRIPTION •VISJON •CHIROPRACTIC INCLU0E0 AT NO ADDITIONAL COST NUM BER • No Waiting • No Aga Limits • No Umlto On Visits or S rvicot • Orthodontics Inducted ,, • Cosmetic Inducted • No Claim Form* • Ctungo Dsntist at Any Time • Preslisting Conditions OK HOUSEHOLD INDIVIDUAL ...a neighbor, someone you know, som eone you can trust and respect. Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your fam ily’s protection and security. : Since 1968 2575 S. French Ave. «A u to -O w n e rs In su ra n ce Sanford Life Home Car B u sin ess (407) 322-0285 Tkt “S t PrthUm“ P ttph* 19.95MONTHLY *11.95MONTHLY 1-877-829-9809 * fc Longtim e Central Florida new s an ch o r Bob O p sahl of WFTV V Channel 9 and popular radio [personality Jerry O 'N eil of W Q T"M's M 'i 7 4 0 The Team have agreed to play in a special celebri­ ty exhibition tennis match at the second annual Orlando Tennis Fair next month. The exhibition, which w ill also include Nickelodeon personality Dave Alzer and perhaps one or two other local celebrities, will be part of a fun-filled afternoon as the G reater O rlando Tennis Association (Go tennis) kicks off national tennis month w ith its tennis fair, Saturday, M ay 4, at Orlando Fitness & Racquet Club. The event — an afternoon of planned gam es, clinics, exhibi­ tions and health screenings for young and old — will be from noon to 5 p.m . and is free to the public. The tennis fair festival is being presented by GO -Tennis (www.go-tennis.org), a non-prof­ it, volunteer organization work­ ing in concert with USA Tennis Florida to promote the gam e and benefits o f tennis in Central Florida. The highlight of the d ay's activities will be a celebrity exhi­ bition match featuring Opsahl, a big tennis enthusiast, O'Neil, cohost o f the Finish Line, and Aizer, host o f Slime Time, as well as sev­ eral o f the area’s teaching profes­ sionals, says GO-Tennis President Jenny R. Jolinski. "W e're delighted to have three big and very well known names participating in our event," Jolinski said. "W e're hoping that their association will translate into a record attendance." The celebrity match will start at 2:30 p.m. and will be followed by an exhibition match featuring four of the area's leading teachingprofcssionals. T n e theme for this year's event is Fun, Family, Fitness, Forever. Tennis is a sport that provides myriad benefits for the entire family year round. A new addition to this year's event is MakeMyPlny, an innova­ tive Internet network that keeps local tennis players informed about timely news and events of interest through its Active People Network. MakeMyPlay is a pri­ vately held Chicago-based corpo­ ration that works with com m uni­ ties such as associations, clubs. pure and simple can we do? Please send us som e information. Do not use my nam e or city VERY SA D A U N T rh e r e ’s a »vay to PaflC 9A Local celebrities to play in Orlando Tennis F a ir y 104th birthday Ruth U V fH n \ M U \ ° v Sunday. April 2 1 .2002 ^^^ ^ ^ ^ C O R PO R A T IO N * 1-800-422-4453. T he p eop le there w ill refer you to ch ild protective services in th e state where th e child ren resid e. colleges, corporations, churches, park districts and non -p ro fit groups. In addition, information about the various local leagues wilt be available at the Fair. Each league will have representatives there to discuss the leagues and provide information for those interested in league play. 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April 21.2002 V: I T -.‘ - — * *■ - 1' 1iritMititi I Th i Soonolb H n u u W reck Costtin n e d fro m F i f e 1A ' Amtrak d osed the Auto Train service Friday and it could be until after the weekend before trains run again, said officials. T he rails are owned, operated and maintained by CSX. Emergency workers from four different cou nties. Including Seminole County, responded to the scene. Injuries overwhelmed local hospitals to the point that 14 of the injured were even transI by bus to Central Florida lonal Hospital in Sanford, jr o f the critically injured w ere transported to H alifax M edical C en ter in D aytona Beach by the Sem inole County's. Air Rescue 3 helicopter. Another Sem inole County helicopter, Alert 2, also responded to the scene to assist. In all, Lt. Jerry H um an estim ates eight heli­ copters from surrounding coun­ ties helped manage the disaster. "The railroad tracks just were shredded, like paper," Human recalled as he flew over the dis­ aster. "It w as an unbelievable sight." Human videotaped the scene and his recordings w ill be reviewed by Volusia County to assess emergency workers' tac­ tics in helping passengers to safe­ ty. According to Amtrak officials, all passengers were cleared from the wreckage by 10 p.m. M ost of those with m inor injured were transferred to Crescent City High School. Human also helped in the operation by giving heli­ copter pilots the longitude and latitude coordinates o f the high school. Sem inole C ounty's rescue efforts stood out at the disaster because Air Rescue 3 is one o f the only helicopters in the area that can transport two victims at a time. The size of the immense huey helps, but the h ig hly trained flight team of Com m ander Joe M athias, Lt. Mike Johansm eyer and flight medics Pat Rice, Terry Daniels and Chris Skinner are also able to rovide care for two critically ijured people. "O n e o f the things that im pressed m e," said Johansmeyer, "is it w asn 't like there w as a bunch of injured peo­ ple w aiting for transportation. There w as a huge am ount of people out there helping." The accident comes a t a bad time for Amtrak, said M ica who sits on the House subcommittee that oversees Amtrak. Congress b debating if selling portions of Am Irak's services could b e more beneficial to taxpayers. "T h b certainly will have nega­ tive financial im pacts tor A m trak," Mica said. "Unfortunately, Amtrak has been on the verge of bankruptcy. However, one of lb m ost suc­ cessful operations has been Auto Train." The Auto Train runs dally between Sanford and Lorton, Va. It departs at 4 p.m. and arrives at 8 JO a.m ., and b popular w ay of travel for those who like to visit Florida attractions in there own cars, but do not like driving to Sunshine State. T he government subsidized passenger rail system reported a >1.2 billion lose last year, Mica said. Amtrak b requesting $1.2 billion In funding for th b year, but so far, the Bush adm inistra­ tion has set aside just $521 mil­ lion for Amtrak. Five years ago, law m akers passed the Amtrak Reform law. As part o f the legblation, Am trak was given five years to turn the com pany around and becom e free o f government subsidy. E i M by M mm Ca«My Cauriar Jwami A passenger b M p a d out of the Amtrack Auto Ttaln Thursday following tb derailment just north of Crescent City. National Transportation Safety Board Investigators told Rap. John Mca. R-Winter Park, ark, Friday that f performed an emergency atop b o n n e s he thought the tracks ahead wars misaligned. Investigators wM be at the site for the next several days to detari of the deraimant. Hons m irror a sim ilar m arket study o f downtown done In 1994. The surveys indicate that many believe downtown Sanford cur­ rently has some disadvantages, primarily parking. Respondents also dted the lade of diversity among stores and early dosing times as drawbacks to shopping In downtown. Diversification b imperative," said Raj PahaL one o f the students who conducted the survey. "You have to took at lt from a total lifestyle point o f view and look at downtown as a place to live, work and play Attracting business and adding infrastructure downtown b only one part of where the dty should focus 4ts efforts, the report con­ cludes. It also suggests promoting the Orlando Sanford International Airport and i b Federal Trade Zone. "Sanford currently ] two of the greatest toob for busi­ ness any community could ever ask for," the report states, noting that the city's airport could be a serious com petitor to O rlando International A irport Frith also noted that Main Street b working .with the University o f Centra), Florida's business incubator program to attract new business to Sanford, specifically those businesses that outgrow m e incubator program. 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Page 12A ii• rtn • i T n SnoH ou Mould Sunday. April 21.2002 Incentive Signal 1A of the mortgage; however, com­ missioners Velma Williams and Whitey Eckstein voiced concerns that officers would duster in cer­ tain neighborhoods, limiting the effectiveness of crime prevention. Williams in particular asked Lessard to design the program to encourage offices to live in Goldsboro and Georgetown. By guaranteeing a minimum $200 monthly incentive, Lessard said the plan provides an incen­ tive to live in at-risk neighbor­ hoods. "Depending on where you buy, an officer could have as much as 50 to 60 percent of their mortgage paid for by the dty," Lessard said. Tooley estimates there are 17 officers with mortgages who live in Sanford. If the program was fully implemented with 35 offi­ cers, the d ty's annual cost would be no less than $84,000 and no more than$105^00. Officers who participate in the program would have to sign a contract with the dty agreeing to certain conditions. The home would have to be the officer's permanent residence, not an invest­ m ent property to generate income. Termination o f the monthly m ortgage incentive would occur if the officer, sold the home, conveyed the hom e to another party, foiled to pay ad val­ orem taxes, terminated employ­ ment with the dty, was convicted o f a criminal offense relating to police duties, or lost certification as a law enforcement officer. Officers would still receive the incentive if they refinanced the home, but only if the refinancing was done to reduce the interest rate and t h r o was no additional cost to the dty. "We don't want people using the program to refinance their home so they can buy a boat or a motor hom e," Lessard said. If tire mortgage incentive plan Is approved Monday night, Lessard said h e will attempt to sweeten tire deal by encouraging local banks to offer lower interest rates for officers who participate in the d ty's program. As part of Monday's agenda, commissioners also w ill • Consider whether to overturn a Planning fc Zoning Commission decision to restrict the height o f a proposed apartment complex to tw o-stories where it abuts an existing subdivision. Clayton Inv. Ltd and CW C Inv. Ltd proposed construct 336 apart­ ment units on 19A acres o f land on Airport Boulevard. The develop­ ment team submitted plans foe the i to be three stories, its from Sonora subdivi­ sion, which abuts the bock o f the proposed complex, argued that the three-story buildings would be too intrusive and asked PfcZ to limit the height to two stories. Staff originally recommended that three of the 14 buildings be two stories. The PfcZ board voted to limit the height on six of the build­ ings, reducing the number of units to 296 from 336. Attorneys for the development team argue that because o f wet­ lands mitigation, all buildings need to b e three stories and are asking the d ty com m ission to overturn the PfcZ decision. April 20,2002 Gator removed from Starke Park 1A signal w as w arranted fo r the area as a result o f traffic delays and a ccid e n t statistics. The estim ated co st o f the signal is $72,000. O riginally, th e U.S. Post O ffice agreed to share in the expense o f the light. With the ev en ts fo llo w in g Sept. 11, how ever, th e agency d eter­ m ined It d id not have the resources to contribute to the p ro ject. T h e county then agreed to contribu te tw othirds o f th e cost, $38,000, as long as Lake M ary agreed to provide the rem aining $24,000 and the cost o f m aintenance of about $ 1,800 per year. More than 50,000 vehicles p e r day u se Lake M ary Boulevard. A ccording to the recent traffic study, betw een Ja n . 1, 2000 and M arch 27, 2 0 0 2 ,1 5 crashes were reported at the Intersection. Lake M ary D eputy C h ie f Sam Belfiore told Com m ission Thursday that a traffic signal would m the best option for th e In tersectio n , b u t o th er alternatives inclu d e lim iting the direction o f traffic. O ne solu tion w ould p ro h ib it m otorists fro m turning left onto Lake M ary B ou levard when existing the post office. "We could try this first and It h elp s problem ," B elfiore said. C o m m ission er G eorge Duryea voiced concerns ab ou t an ad d ition al traffic sig n al, including th e im pact It w ould have on traffic flow. "You go d ow n Lake M ary Boulevard now , and there seems to b e no consideration fo r the flow o f traffic," D uryea said. "You p u t another light in, and it is n o t sequenced w ith the rest, you w ill n ever get traffic th rou gh ." "S e q u e n cin g is not the answ er," Brender responded. "N o t p u tting the light in rig h tf now Is the answ er.” Brender said traffic m ay d ecrease on Lake M ary Boulevard, esp ecially d uring peak traffic hours, when the extension to the GreeneW ay is com pleted w ithin the next six m onths. M otorists using Lake M ary B ou levard from Interstate 4 to Toll Road 417 m ay use th e new traffic artery once it opens. M ark Bevis, who Is w ith the co u n ty 's T ra ffic E ngin eering D epartm ent, agreed to post­ pone the p lacem en t o f the ad d ition al traffic sig n al on Lake M ary Boulevard. "It seem s logical to w ait," B ev is said . " I ’d h ate to do som ething that is perm anent and then find out later w e jum ped the g u n ." in refortnea to a gator In tha dttch at Or. Start* Porte. SgL Uttte respond*d and found a small gator In th* ditch In tha middte of tha parte. Out to tha location of tha gator and tha doaanasa of tha chil­ dren, SgL Uttte requested that a gator trappar bo contacted and respond. Adults in tho area also odvisad that a largo gator was usoalty In thta samo dttch and had b**n saen on Saturday. Mika Taylor and BJ of Galore to Go reopondod. Mr. Taytor advised that ha was aware of the largo gator and had boon trying to trap him lor the post 18 months. They sow a small gator, (4 Fool) and ramovodtt from th* ditch. Th*y than want looking for tha large one and found H on tho south skte of the railroad tracks In tha soma eStch. They ware abia to hook R and secure it to a tree, but needed help In gatbng It out of tha drtch and back to tha truck. Severe! man In tha area volunteered to help. With tha assistance of six man, Taylor and BJ ware abia to drag It out of tha ditch, up a steep embankment, through the woods, across tha tracks and beck to tha truck. Evan with all tha man work­ ing together, they had to taka several breaks to catch their breath. Tha gator was approximately 10 foot long, and according to tha helpers, ha was very healthy and heavy. Wo foot that those men should gat soma recognition for helping to make Saminoto Gardens and Dr. Starts Pork ■ safer place for the children, residents, and pats to Hva and ptay. The Individuals who assisted with tha effort are Earl Thomaa WUUama Jr., Christopher Hooks, Harold Gainey, Gary Johnson, Jerome Hardy and Terrance Moore. Badge C o a tin n e d fro m P ag e LA obtained through class. Those changes are "under review," he added. T h e crime of which McCarthy stands accused, unlawful use of a public badge/identification of authority, is not a felony, but rather a first-degree misde­ meanor, Olson said. Additional counts may be filed, if Seminole County investi­ gators can locate other women who may have been approached by McCarthy in this manner. In one case, he allegedly said he was a probation officer. Those who have encountered M cCarthy in this manner are asked to contact either SgL Ralph Wilson or Dan Risher of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office at 407-665^600. Altam onte Springs restaurant parking lo t A t the undercover sting, McCarthy allegedly pre­ sented himself as having ties to law enforcem ent Authorities arrested McCarthy and found the plastic badge on him. Although an "unusual" case, O lson said "som e changes" will be made to the civilian law enforcement class to prevent oth­ ers from abusing m aterials Downtown Sanford 6:00 to 9:00 PM r,«NTo “ G e t It A ll.’* n n t p i p a , g t M you • vw ylM ng you could avar wont, tn lo t m o of v o lu o td o m torm ooon M o n a y • H e a lth • In torvlow o R a v la w a • E d ito ria l# • A t M c a R a c lp a # • C o u p o n # • Politic# • B p o rta 100*3 FM S u b s c r ib e T o d a y ! 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S JC C CH ILD REN 'S HEALTH FAIR. O n Sunday, April 21st, families will descend on the Jew ish Com m unity Center to participate In the 2nd Annual C hildren's Health and Safety Fair. This free com m unity wide event, sponsored in part by Florida C hildren's Hospital, Century National Bank, and Publix Superm arket Charities; presents all sorts o f exciting activities from ' various m edical screens to zoo animals and birds of prey! The O rlando Predators will bring their G iant Slide, Q uarterback Challenge, and Obstacle Run, w hile the Orange County Sheriff's Deportment will dem on­ strate car seat sa fe ty - ... Children will b e able to experiment w ith educational toys and create a variety of craft projects. There will be clowns, balloons, face paint­ ing and food! "T h is annual event gives a wealth o f inform ation to the families in ou r com m unity," said Herb Cohen, Assistant Executive D irector at the JCC, "a s well as giveaways, rides and lots of hands on fun!" The JCC is located a t 851 North M aitland Avenue and the Fair will run from 11:30 a.m.-to-3 p.m ., rain or shine. For further information, call Sylvia Pasnak at 407-6455933, extension 259, M IRACLE TO HELP COUNTY ATHLETICS The Chlando M iracle have announced that the team will donate 50% of all single game ticket sale proceeds ram the (Saturday) May 11 reseason gam e versus the lami Sol to the Foundation for Sem inole County Public Schools, Inc. The money generated will be earm arked for Sem inole County schools sports teams. If Sem inole County stu­ dents and adm inistrators, family and friends can help the M iracle sellout the TD Waterhouse Centre (17,306) on May 11, the county can earn up to $100,000, which will go directly to support­ ing their local athletic pro­ grams. Season tickets for the M iracle's fourth season are still available in the lower bowl o f the TD Waterhouse Centre w ith prices ranging from $8 to $36 per game. Season tickets can be pur­ chased by calling (407) 916WNBA. C LAKE M ARY YOUTH FOOTBALL A SSO C The Lake M ary Youth Football Association has openings for both flag and tackle football, cheerleading and Dance Team. Ages, as of August 1,2002, are betw een 5-and-15. Registration forms can be found on the website at www.Imrams.com or by con­ tacting C raig Segars, Football See B riefs, Page 3B Lake Brantley netters advance ■ y D a a n S m flfi Sports Editor ALTAM ON TE S P R IN G S — The Lake Brantley boys tennis team proved that its dominance during the regular season w as no fluke as it advanced all seven of its team s to the final round of the Class 4A-District 2 Championships on Wednesday. Playing on their home courts the Patriots Won the No. 3 and No. 4 singles crow ns and the No. 1 doubles title to ■core 24 points and hold o ff Spruce Creek (20) and Lake M ary (17). Lake Brantley was to have been at hom e again on Friday, hosting District 1 cham pion M ostly High School from Lynn Haven in the Regionals, with the Boys tennis team wins district title, one step away from state w inning team advancing to the State Cham pionships, w hich will be played at Sanlando Park W ednesday through Friday. Sem inole A thletic Conference teams cam e up short in their district hopes as DeLand (21 points) edged Lake Brantley (19) and Lake M ary (18) for the 4A-2 ■girls crow n, and Flagler Palm Coast won both C lass 3A -D istrict 5 titles. BOYS TEAM SCORES 1. U k * Brantley. 24.2. Sprue* Creek. 2ft 3. U k * Mary, 17; < Wntnr Spring*, fc 1 O v W o, 3; 4 Dr Im u . 4; 7. DeLand, 2; ■ Seminole, 2; 9, Pine Ridge, ft NUMBER J U k * Brantley defeated Flatiey. Winker Spring*. 6 1 , 6 Kurrt». Spn*™ Clerk, defeated Sutton. U k * Mary. 6 1 , 6 NUMBER 4 Miehalik. U k * Brantley, defeated C lem ent U k * Mary. 6 2 ,6 0 . 7 Sfaigen. Sprue* Creek, defeated Andrews, Deltona, IA 6 1.601 NUMBER S Hogan. Sprue* Creek, defeated Kalya, Deltona. 6 3 ,7 -6 ( 6 6). ^ SINCLES SEMIFINALS NUMBER 1 0 Thrm paat, U k * Mary, defeated Nguyen, Seminole, 6 -0 6 - ^ Tafu t U k * Brantley, defeated Plhbury, Spruce Creek. 4-4, NUMBER 2 ^Coedoea, U k * Mary, defeated Rademkher, Oviedo, 6-2, C L A S S 4A -D 1STR 1C T 2 *1 Uk* Bnnttey Hl*h School ^ ^Stmpeon, U k * Brantley, defeated Song, Sprue* Creek. 6 2 . Br* n, lry' B m o k m n Winter Spring*. FINALS NUMBER 1 .T h o m p u n . U k * Mary, defeated Ta/m U k * Brant Iry. 7 -5 .6 4 NUMBER I _ Cordova. U k * Mary, drfeated Simpaorv Lak* Brantley. 7-S, 6 1 NUMBER 3 . Fret la k e Brantley defeated Kuril*. Sprue* Creek. 6 1 6 - 4 NUMBER | _ Mictultk. U k * Brantley, defeated Staiger. Spruce Creek. 7 - 3 . 6 1 NUMBER J . Rogan, Spruce Creek, defeated Nolan, U k * S e c T ennis, Page 2B Finishing strong Softball teams pick up big wins District tourneys set for baseball By Damn Smith Sports Editor By Dtan Smith S A N F O R D — The final regu­ lar season gam es for Sem inole A thletic Conference baseball team s w as supposed to be played on Friday as the local squ ad s m ade final preparations fo r this w eek's district tourna­ m ents. Sports Editor O R LA N D O — W ho is hot­ ter? Lake Mary or Seminole? Questionably the tw o softball teams playing the best at the m om ent will unfotunately answer that question next Wednesday. The Fighting Seminole* capped off an amazing season­ closing ran on Thursday with a 2-1 upset of No. 5 state ranked Edgewater, while the Rams also claimed quite a feather for their caps, outscoring W inter Springs, 9-6. Lake Mary still had a game with Lake Highland Prep on Friday, but then the Rams and Notes will m eet In the first round of the Class 6A-District 2 Tournament at 5 p.m. on Wednesday at Lake Mary High School. "W e have really been play­ ing w ell," Bald Seminole head coach Dave Rogers. "W e have won seven in a row and 12 of 14. But that means nothing because now its win or go home. "It's unfortunate that one of us will see their season end on Wednesday. JeannJe (Lake M ary coach Fisher) runs a great program and you have to com e ready to play. Shoot, at this time of year you have to be ready for anyone. I alm ost wish it was double elm ination because now if you Both tau m *y r. C lou 6AD sltrict 2 and Class SA -D istrict 6 will be held in county, Tty, with wl —to_»_to. ai^— n s r a n p n e w c oy d im r m i u The Lake Mary and Seminole high school softball teams have both had a tremendous week to dose out the regular season. The Rams’ Carles Wood (above) doubled and singled In runs against Lyman on Tuesday and also drove In a big run In a vic­ tory over Winter Springs on Thursday, while the Tribe’s Beth Base (right) was 3-for-5 In an 11Inning, 2-1, victory over Arlington Country Day School from Jacksonville on Wednesday. Seminole end Lake Mary will square oft In the Class 6A-Distrlct 2 Tournament at Lake Mary High School on Wednesday at S p.m. The tournament opens on Tuesday with DeLand taking on Lake Brantley at 7 p.m. The winner ot that game wilt then play No. 1 seeded Oviedo at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, with the Championship Game Ml lor 7 p.m. on Friday. G S ec S o ftb a ll, Page 2B Raiders closing in on state trip B y Dean Sm ith Sports Editor LEESBU R G — The Seminole Community College baseball team discovered its offense just in tim e on Tuesday and may have earned a spot in the state tournament in the process. The Raiders did not score until the ninth inning but then got a two-out, three-run hom e ran from freshman slugger Donnie Burkhalter in the 11th inning to edge host Lake-Sumter Community College, 8-5, in a M id-Florida Conference contest in Leesburg. With tne victory SCC, which won two of three games from St. Johns River Com m unity College in Palatka last week­ end, improved to 28-21 overall, but more im portantly moved into sole possession of second place in the conference with a 13-8 record. The Raiders, who are hosting Santa Fe Com m unity College from Gainesville in their final home games this weekend, doublcheadcr at noon today (Saturday), still have a legitimate shot at the M-FC title as they trail league-leading Lake City Com m unity College by just tw o games. The Tim berw olves are 29-17 overall and 15-6 in the conference. Following the series with Santa Fe, SCC will head to Jacksonville on Tuesday to face the Stars in a nine-inning game, then close ou t the regular season w ith a huge weekend series in Lake City. T he gam e with Lake-Sumter was strange as neither team could dent the scoreboard until the Lakers got a three-run triple from Ritchie Billings in the sixth inning. T he Raiders, who had been shutout on five hits through eight innings, looked like they would get the victory when they exploded for five runs in the top o f the ninth inning. With two ou t and no one on, Ben Sprague walked and advanced to third on tw o errors o n the sam e play off a ground bail by Devin Williams. Brian M achek then broke the ice for SCC with a run-scoring single and Lym an's J.T. W illiam son tied ■ the gam e with a two-run double. W illiam son advanced to third w hen Tyson M alik and both scored on an outfield error on a fly by Dan Quartararo. L-SCC did not let the big inning scare it, however, and answered with two runs in Sem inole High School >1 hosting host the 6A-2 event at Historic Sanford M em orial Stadium and Lyman holding the 5A-6 event in Longwood. The 6A-2 tournam ent figures to be highly contested as all five team s finished over .500 and any o f the five arc more than capable of advancing far into the playoffs. N o. 4 seeded DeLand and No. 5 O viedo will tip off the tourna­ m ent on Rinker-Stenstrom Reid at 7 p.m . on Monday. T h e sem ifinals will be played on Wednesday, w ith No. 2 and defending district cham pion Lake Brantley facing the No. 3 seeded Fighting Sem inoles at 5 m ., followed b y No. 1 Lake ary playing M onday's winner at 8 p.m. The w inner's will advance to Friday's Cham pionship Gam e at 8 p.m. T h e 5A-3 tournam ent begins w ith the sem ifinals on W ednesday at the Carlton D. H enley Sports Complex. A t 4 JO p.m .. No. I Lake How ell tackles No. 4 Titusville and at 7 JO p.m ., the No. 2 seed­ ed and host Greyhounds wel­ com e No. 3 W inter Springs. The Cham pionship G am e will b e Friday at 7:30 p.m. Friday night. Lake M ary w ert looking for its 24th victory of the season when it traveled to Lyman and Lake Brantley also lookedto end on a high note as it traveled W inter Park to face the Wildcats. T h e Rams im proved to 23-1 on Tuesday w ith a big road, 4-2, victory over Spruce Creek. Lake M ary had defeated the H aw ks relatively easy at home last Thursday, but had to fight to win this one. D.J. Ackley continued his strong pitching, striking out five and allow ing five hits in yet another com plete gam e win. The Ram s took a 2-0 lead with single runs in the first and second innings and then got som e insurance later on a home run off the bat of Kris Vigue. Tucker Pearce also had a good night at the plate for Lake Mary, going 2-for~4. O viedo also picked up a good win on Tuesday as C olin Irvine allowed just four hits over six innings and M att Lopez went 2- the bottom of the ninth inning to force extra innings. In the top of the 11th inning, w ith one out, Williamson was hit by a pitch and M alik and Quartararo followed with back-to-back singles. But Williamson w as tagged ou t in a rundown for the second out on Q uartararo's hit, but Burkhalter stepped up launched another in a series of big blasts by the West O range freshman. Winning pitcher David Timm then sur­ vived an error in the bottom o f the 11th inning, getting a pair o f strike outs, to close out the victory. Contributing to an 11-hit Raiders attack were Quartararo (3-for-6, run), Burkhalter (home ran, single, ran, three RBI), Williamson (double, single, run, tw o RBI), Malik (two singles, two runs), Sprague (two singles, ran), Machek (single, ran, RBI) and Williams (ran). R A ID E R S S. L A K E R S 3 Stiniinal# Community CollcgcOOO 000 QOS W _ V 12 2 Like-SumUr Community CollegtOQO 001 002 00 „ 9 10 4 M jJ J m S Ret** (6). Tunm (9) And SoliUno Ryan. Su jqp (ML Bvnling (10) and Bocmlrtn. lim u k y (10). W P _ Timm. UP _ Benting S iv f _ mute 2B _ SCC* Williamson; L-SCC* Cafe* Bormtnn. 3B L-SCC. Billing*. HR _ SCC. BuikhjJtcr Record* _ SCC 29-21 otrrAll. I> « M FC; L-SCC 24 22 m m H 11-10 MFC See B aseb all, Page 3B I �ly te w M S ^ d e sv u ia w irtim -H i- i r Y t r a f f K 1 Page 2B Sunday. April 21. 2002 Tennis — THE SEMINOLI HBRALD L jk * Mary M m fed Wtafet Spring!. M l 6-1. OvVdo J r f c d U Dvltcvu. 4 0 . 4-1 Sprue* Crrrk d d n lr d Dr Land. M . 4-1. U k r Brantley defeated rtn * Ridgr. 4 0 .4 0 . NUMBER 1 Sprue* Crrrk dafeatad l i b Mary. 4 1 , 4 1 Continued from page IB Branriry, 0 4 , P-3,7-6 (7-3). DO UBLES Q U A R T ER FIN A L S N U M in i Dalton* defeated Dr Land, 4 0 . 4 1 Win d r Spring! defeated Seminole. 4 - 3 , 4 1 U k r Brantley debated Pin* Ridge, default SE M IF IN A L S NUM BER I U k r B n n tb y debated Spruce Creek. 7-4 (7- Q U A R TER FIN A LS fl.4 1 NUM BER 1 Lak* Brantley dafeatad Dritana. 4 0 4 0 Oviedo defeated Winter Spring*, 4 1 4 1 ta k a Mary defeated Sprue* Creek. 4 1 4 0 DrLand defeated Pina Ridge N UM BER! DrLand defeated Oviedo. 4 1 4 1 . Laka Brantley defeated Winter Spring*. 4 0 . 4 la k e Mary defeated CMado NUMBER 1 Laka Brantley defeated Winter Spring!. 4 0 , 4 a Sprue* Cm * defeated Deltona, 4 1 4 3 . FINALS Softball Continued from page 1 B play one bad gam e its g et ready for next year. I just hop e m y girls continue to play w ell/ Kara Lively drove in both runs as the Tribe ended tyhe Eagles' w inning streak a t 16 games. "It's the second straig ht year w e've beat them (E d gew ater) on Senior N ight," said R ogers. “ I doubt w e'll get asked to p lay in that gam e again. "A ndrea Polochc (five hits, nine strike outs) d id a great job. She kept their b ig hitters o ff bal­ ance and the d efense w as aw e­ som e." T h e win was the second straight 2-1 victory for Sem inole, com ing a day after Country Day by the sam e score in 11 innings. "T h at (Arlington) w as a very good team ," said Rogers. "Their coach has won over 400 games and their pitcher w as probably the best w e've faced all season. "B u t Jenny Abend roth hung right w ith Her. It was the best gam e she has pitched since sh e's been h ire. It’s a good thing we won in the 11th, becau se that was her last inning no m atter w hat." Abend roth allowed seven hits and stn ick out six, while Beth C a se w as 3-for-5 and Ashley Hill drove in the game-winning run. T he Tribe had also got a shutout on Ibesday, blanking MaeUd photo by Jim Want* Jenny At>«ndroth threw the best gam e ot her career at Seminole on Wednesday, striking out six and allowing just seven hlta in 11 innings as the Tribe upset powerful Arlington Country Day School from Jacksonville. 2-1. Dr. Phillips, 5-0. Poloche allow ed four hits and struck out seven, while Mleg i an Pickren and M egan C an nttl \ttboth drove in runs. T h e district tournam ent will open on Tuesday w ith N o. 4 seeded DeLand taking on N o. 5 Lake Brantley at 7 p.m. T he w inner o f that gam e will advance to the sem ifinals to face top-seeded O vied o at 7JO p.m ., follow ing the Sem inole-Lake M ary battle. T he Cham pionship G am e will be a t 7 p .m . on Friday. T he Class 5A-Dishrict 6 Softball Tournam ent will also be held in Sem inole County at W inter Springs H ig hi !School. day, N o. 3 Lyman will O n TUesday, take on No. 2 Titusville a t 5 p.m ., with th e to-seeded W olves welcom ing N o. 4 Lake H ow ell at 7 p.m. T he C ham pionship G am e will be Thursday at 7 JO p.m. Beth Laurence w as the win­ ning pitcher and Carlee Wood and Maile K eeney drove In runs as the Ram s knocked off W inter Springs. Lake M ary also nipped Boone, 1*0, as Kristen Patton s hom e run m ade a w inner o f pitcher Olivia Toporowsky. O n Tuesday, the Ram s had topped Lyman, 4-1, with Laurence strikng out five over five innings to g et the victory and Toporow sky earning the save. Wood led the way, going 2for-4 with a d ou ble, a single and tw o RBI. O viedo also piteked up a win against a state-ranked foe, blanking M erritt Island, 2-0, w ith N ielsen hurling a one-hit, eight strike ou t gem , and Sim pkins going 2-for-3 w ith a double and an RBL Lake H ow ell also got a w in on Thursday, blanking W inter Park, 3-0. H ernandez struck out four in a rout-going perform ance and Leasure a n a Babin both singled in runs for the S ilv er Hawks. NUMBER I .Tafur/Stmpaon. Laka Brantley. dafeatad TTwmptcn/ Cordova. Lika Mary, 1-4. 7 -5 ,7 -5 NUMBER 2 . Song/Sulgar. Sprue* Cra*k. defeated Ftei/Mkhallk. Lake Brantley. 4 3 . 4 1 0 Sprue* C n ak defeated Deltona. 4 0 4 t . Laka Maty defeated Seminole, 4 1 . 4 0 . GIRLS SE M IFIN A LS TEAM SC O RES NUM BER I R obrrW Ien Writer, ta k a Mary defeated Rilry/Prit*. DrLand, 7 - 5 , 4 0 4 4 . Laka BratWy defeated CMedn. NUMBER 2 Le/Otto. DeLand. defeated Lauren Wucturvr/Ux Violin, la k a Brantley. 4 1 , 4 1 Bey /Kriaten DeSorua, Sprue* Crrrk. defeated AlUaon Wrrirr/Maya Aiqla. Laka Mary 4 1 7 4(7-3). I. DeLand. 21; 1 Lake Brantley. 19; 1 lak a Mary 1 4 4. Sprue* Ciaek, 1 1 3 Deltona. 4; 4 life) Oviedo and WVifer Spring!. 1 S. (tie) Seminole, and Fine Ridge, 0. SINGLES SEMIFINALS NUMBER I Riley, DeLand, defeated Writer, lak e Mary. 4 3 ,4 0 . D utn . la k e Brantley. defeated Maratta. FIN A LS NUM BER 1 _ Dutra/Melkharak, la k e Brantley defeated f. Wetter/Robert*. Laka M ary 7 - 1 4 1 NUMBER 2 _ Le/Otto, DeLand. defeated Bay/DtboniA Spruce Creek. 9 -7 ,4 f t 4 4 Oviedo, 4 1 7 -3 . NUMBER 2 Metkhaiek. Lake Brantley, defeated M a n i a , Sprue* Clerk. 4 0 , 4 1 Price, DeLand. defeated Augia. lak e Maty, 4 CLASS 3A-D1STR1CT 5 ft 4 1 NUM BERS L*. Dr land, defeated Fkaka, Sprue* Creek, 4 1 ,4 0 BOYS T EA M S C O R E S Roberta, Laka Mary, defeated Violin, laka Brantley. 4 1 4 - 4 I. Flagler Palm C oaat 14; 1 TlluavltW, 11; 1 la k a HoweU, S; 4 Lyman. 4 1 N et* Smyrna Beach 1 4 Mainland. 1. NUMBER 4 Bay. Sprue* Creek, defeated Triee*. Deltona. 4 1 .3 - 4 .4 1 . Otto. DeLand. defeated Writer. Lake Mary. 4 041 NUMBER S Wu. la k e Mary, defeated O'Keefe, Deltona, 4 041. Brmnriri. lake Brantley, defeated Rodrigues, Deland. 4 3 ,4 2 . SINGLES FINALS NUMBER 1 . Miranda Dutra, Lake Brantley, defeated Lauren Riley. tfeLrnd, 4 1 ,7 - 1 NUMBER 2 _ ferine Melkharek. la k a Brantley, defeated Caaaandra Price, DrLand. 4 041. NUMBER S „ Kim L*. DeLand. defeated Lauren Robert*. Laka Mary, 4 3 .4 1 . NUMBER 4 _ Cryatal Bay. Sprue* Creek, defeated Amber Otto, DeLand. 4 4 . 4 4 . NUMBER S _ Wu. Lake Mary, defeated Bemnrtci Lake Brantley. 4 1 4 1 FINALS NUM BER 1 . Pomda/Hurtado, Flagler Palm Coaal defeated Maxim/Sobfevtfekt Lyman, 4 141. NU M BER 1 . Pollnar/Huft Flagler Palm Coaat dafeatad Rohankohl/ModL Htuavlll*, 76(7-31,40. Wbtnar/Kaddmn. Laka HowaO 5 -7 .4 7 ,4 4 GIRLS TEA M SC O R E S t. Flagler Palm Coaal It, 1 TlluavUl*. 4 1 Mainland, 6; 4 (ba) U lta Howad and Lyman. 6; 4 New Smyrna Beach. I. SINGLES FINALS N U M B ER 1 _ Lauten VkUkerv Lyman, defeat­ ed Trghrn DrLane, Flag)** Palm Coaat, 4 1 , 4 ft NU M BER 1 _ Ashley Vfeofcrtght Flagler Palm Coast defeated Aletsha Banlncaaa, Mainland, 7-6 (B4), 41. N U M B E R J _ Holly Clark. Flagler Palm Coast defeated Dsniede Degrood. Lake HowaO. 4 7 .7 -1 4 0 N U M B E R « _ |uOt Goncharova. Lym an defeated OufeOna Urtb*. laka HowaO, 4 4 4 1 NU M BER 5 _ Kart K iyzw tcH Tltuaville, defeated Stetlyn Clendenin, Flagler Palm Coaat 4 4 4 1 FIN A LS DOUBLES NUM BER 2 _ Shane Tyre*. Laka Howell, defeated Durian Porada. Flagler Palm C oaal 75 .7 - 1 N UM BER 1 . David Villanueva, Lake H owttl. defeated Ryan Ttanma. New Smyrna Beach. 7 - 1 4 4 NUMBER ] _ Hector Hurtado, Flagler Palm Coaat defeated Jonathan O K ed. Tltuaville. 4 4 4 4 4 4 NUMBER 4 _ P a rt ModUltiwvtU*. defeated Matt ftriinai; Flagler Palm Coaa4 4 1 7 4 (7-2). Beebe. Lyman, 6 - 0 , 4 1 NUM BER I _ Crag Heam. Flagler Palm C oaat defeated Jaaon Vanaletta, TltuavUle, 6 -1 41 SEM IFIN A LS DOUBLES SE M IF IN A L S NUM BER 1 Porada/Hurtado, Flagler Palm Coaat, defeat­ DOUBLES ed TVrva/VlUanoav a. Laka HowaO 4 1 , 4 4 M ailln /SoblevltakL Lyman, defeated ganferi/FUck, Mainland. 4 1 4 1 NU M BER 1 Bobenkohl/ModL TltuavUla, defeated Cardenas/Beebe, Lyman. Mainland. 4 4 4 0 M iner/Hurt. Flagler Palm Coaat defeated Winner/Kaddoun. Laka HowaO 5 -7 ,4 7 .4 4 NUM BER 1 W btkan/M ailin Lyman, dafeatad McCoy/Brnmcaa*. Mainland. 4 1 4 4 D rUna/W oftright Flagler Palm Coaat defeated Herman/ Kelly. Titusville. 7-5 .7-1 NUM BER 1 Clark/Gonchorova, Flagler Palm Coaat defeated Lamonetttn/Urib*. Laka Howell, 4 1 41 Owena/DvaMer Tltuaville, defeated Clark/Teahnow, New Smyrna Baadt, 4 1 ,6 -1 FINALS N U M B ER 1 _ Drlane/WoBnight Flagler Pahn Coaat, defeated Wbikmt/Mazlln. Lyman. 4 4 7 -5 N U M B E R 2 _ Clark/Gonchorova. Flagler Palm Coast defeated Owtna/Deahler, Tltuaville, 7-3.41. W arren wins Sunbelt ra ce , F lo rid a M ini-Stock C hallenge runs tonight Special to the Herald This Saturday (April 20) the second race o f the Florida Mini-Stock Challenge will be run. T h e first event w as held at Hialeah Speedway b ack on M arch 23id In addition, the card will also have heats and features for the FASCAR Weekly Racing Series divisions o f Super Late M odels, Late M odels, Sportsm an, Modifieds, Super Stocks, and Strictly Stocks. G randstands will open at 6 p.m. with pre-race practice at 7 p.m. and racing action beginning at 7 JO p.m. N SS is located 10 miles South o f D aytona Beach, See Racine. Pate3B . SA M SU LA — Jacob Warren topped local favorite David Rogers in the second race o f the Road to Charlotte Sunbelt Super Series at Nev. Smyrna Speedway last Saturday night. M ack Johnson, Daniel Keene, Sr. and Barry Willoughby rounded out the Top 5 finishers of the 125-lap event. 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SO U T H E R N ^■D EA LERS ) �Continued from page IB Coordinator, at 407-333-8860 or Tanl Taltos, Cheerleading and Dance Coordinator, at 407-330- 2200. a st h m a a th lete SCHOLARSHIPS T h e expanded "Will to W in" program for high school schol­ ar-athlete will grant $100,000 to 11 high school seniors who have excelled in athletics in spite of the challenge o f asthma. The grand prize winner will receive a $20,000 Gold Award, with four Silver and six Bronze Award w inners each receiving $ 1 2 3 0 0 and $5,000, respectively. T h e deadline for registration In A pril 30th. Inform ation and applications for the 2002 "W ill to Win” Asthm a Athlete Scholarships m ay b e obtained by calling the “m i l to W in" hotline at 1-800558-7305 or visiting the Web at www.thewilltowln.org. SH S BOOSTERS CLUB G O LF It is time to prepare for the 2002 13th Annual Seminole H igh Boosters G olf Tournament to b e held at Mayfair Country C lub on Friday, May 10. T his event Is one of the single largest fund raising item s for the b ooster club and helps Sem inole High School studentathletes form a bond w ith the Sanford community. It is also a great tim e for business leaders to show their support not only for SH S athletics but a lso to net­ work w ith other com m unity leaders and business ow ners in a relaxed and enjoyable environ­ ment. The tournam ent w ill b e a scram ble form at m ade up of four-person teams ($70 per play­ er). M ulligans will b e $ 5 or three for $10. Hole sponsorships a re avail­ able for $ 1 0 0 per hole o r Hole Sponsorship plus four-m an team is a special price o f $330. D inner is included following play w ith trophy and prize pre­ sentation. N um erous d oor prizes w ill also be g iven away. For inform ation or if a busi­ ness w ould like to d onate a door prize, please contact Mike Powers a t 407-320-5058 or Mike Caudreau a t 407-320-5102. SEM IN O LE SOCCER SCHOOL The 23rd annual Sem inole Soccer School offers tw o weeks of instruction this sum m er at two sites in the county. The first week is M ay 28th- through-Junc 1st at Lake Mary High School and the second ses­ sion is July 8th-through-12th at Lake Howell High 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 soc­ cer in an air-conditioned gym. For registration brochures and information, contact cam p direc­ tor. Larry McCorkle at 407-3209557 or 407-320-9708 during the day or 407-695-2131 in the evening or download the appli­ cation form from the website at http://H O M EC FL.R R.C 0M /S O CCERSCH O O L The C ity o f Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department will be accepting registrations for youth flag football (ages 7-12), youth cheerlcading (ages 5-17), and a 3*on-3 adult basketball league. For m ore inform ation on the leagues, or for information about becom ing a volunteer coach, please call 407-696-5189. UCF BASKETBALL CAMPS W INTER SPRIN G S GOLF The University o f Central Florida/Kirk Speraw Basketball Cam p will be holding four ses­ sions this summer. The cam ps are open to players ages 7 -to -l7 and begin a 9 a.m. and end a 4 p.m. dally. Each camper will receive a cam p bas­ ketball, cam p t-shirt, and a daily lunch. All campactivities 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 who areintercsted in receiving more information or a The City of W inter Springs Parks and Recreation's Golf pro­ gram s will continue monthly through the Spring o f 2002, at W inter Springs G olf Club. Program s are for youth and adults ages 6-and-Older. The cost is $40 per month for beginner lessons w eekly on Tuesdays from 5:30 p.m.-to-6:30 Racing. C ontinued frompage 2B betw een 1-4 (Exit 56, East) and 1-95 (Exit 84, W est) at th e intersection of Highway 44 A State R oad 415 in Samsula, between N ew Smyrna Beach, D eLand, Sanford and Daytona Beach. For more information about schedules call the FASCAR offices at 386-427-4129 (New Sm yrna), or check the Internet site at W W W .NEW SM YRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-M ail at FASCA RN O W aAO L.CO M . A lso you are invited to tune in to Daytona's W N D B -A M 1150 "The new "VOICE" o f S lock Car *Racingl" every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. T his is a radio show that is devoted to S hort Track Stock C ar Racing and is sponsored b y FAS­ CA R and hosted by Randy D ye o f Speedw ay Dodge and Tommy Tipton from New Sm yrna Speedway. They will take y ou r calls and answ er questions at 386-2394)033. 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 supp ort "y o u r" radio show! , RESULTS d L -t -* -1 •-'•“ - - i i ____ NEW SMYRNA S M D W A Y r Saturday, April 6 SU PER LATE MODELS (SUNBELT SUPER S E R IE S _ RACE #2) _ 1. (51) Jacob Warren; 2. (11) David Rogers; 3. (6) Mack Johnson; 4. (5X) Daniel Keene, Sr.; 5. (74) Barry Willoughby; 6. (116) Bruce Lawrence II; 7. (5) Sam m y Graham; 8. (74X) Jay Middleton; 9. (16K) Tommy King; 10. (5K) Daniel Keene, Jr.; 11. (22) David Proellch; 12. (16) Bruce Lawrence; 13. (80) David Froehllch; 14. (19) Tom Root; 15. (14) Ark Almirola; 16. (27) Mike Good; 17. (174) Dick Anderson; 18. (81) Tate Pierce; 19. (7) Scott Bramlett; 20. (40) Michael Williams; 21. (77) Jonny Kay; 22. (37) Jam es Powell 111; 2. (39) Kevin McMickle; 24. (56) Michael SlaRgs; 25. (10) Eric 81ack. LATE MODEL _ 1. (26) Mike Murphy; 2. (5Y) Sammy Graham; 3. (22) David Snodgrass; 4. (77) Brian Beliaw; 5. (90) Robert Andrccheck; 6. (5) Jerry Artuso; 7. (8) Tim Clark; 8. (86) Leo McCullough; 9. (8S) Cynthia Strahley; 10. (48) Mark Smith; 11. (23) Rusty Ebersoie. SPORTSMAN _ 1. ( I l l ) Donnie Williams; 2. (47) David Gibbs; 1 (07) Ron Lufcy; 4. (15X) Billy Spade; 5. (28) Chris Peludat; 6. (30) Dale Clouser; 7. (63) Dale Howard; 8. (18) Ken Lewton; 9. (84) Kenny Wilson; 10. (11) Rusty Ebersoie. M IN I-STO CK _ 1. (9W) Dale Casteel; 2. (29) Ricky Acres; 3. (97) Brian Dorer; 4. (07) Dick Lazslo; 5. (71) Ted Vulpius; 6. (15) Tim Clark; 7. (01) Conrad Grenier; 8. (28) Sean Bass; 9. (90) Michael Stover; 10. (3) Cory Kaiser; 11. (7) Tim McPhail; 12. (1AR) Travis Staats; 13. (9AR) Charlie Staats; 14. (11) Pug Puglisl; 15. (9S) Aaron Nash; 16. (V3) Rex Christensen; 17. (0) Vem Rozler; 18. (31) Chad Carpenter; 19. (16) William Austin. SU PER STOCK _ 1. (45) Michael Soukup; 2. (2) Ron W haley; 3. (610) Ted Helms; 4. (23) Charlie Collins; 5. (32) Bill Stacy; 6. (30) Mike Wicczoreck; 7. (U X) Shane Stacy; 8. (91) Allen Dixon; 9. (0) Clint McKean; JO. (38) Randy Jane*; I t. (3) J«(f Colburn; 12. (27) Joseph Woodbury; 13. (01X) Chuck Smith; 14. (11B) Nick Vogler; 15. (59) John Kuntsbeck; 16. (74) Jason Dreyer; 17. (4) Paul Lentz; 18. (07) Kevin Auger; 19. (16) Bobby Beil; 20. (61X) Scott Lees; 21. (1) John Ranalli; 22. (01) Robert Gauthier; 23. (211) Jack Lenzen; 24. (9) John Olszewski; 25. (21) Josh Wronkowskl; 26. (83) Ken Rogers; 27. (5) Bobby Riley. STRIC TLY STO C K _ 1. (66) Tim Edmundson; 2. (38) Sparltey Markey; 3. (IX) Joe Whlttenton; 4. (65) James Sm ith; 5. (3) Faris Crews; 6. (10) Roger Ladicu; 7. (62) Travis Scott; 8. (00) Mike Simpson; 9 (26) Michelle Dyal; 10. (27) Barry Parks; 11. (55) James Dyal; 12. (63) Curtis Sm ith; 13. (37) Steven Metts. 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"Selected players will have the chance to com pete against some of the w orld's best teams, explore fam ous sights like the Australian Outback and the Great Barrier Reef, and leam about a distinct culture,” said Kevin Ritter, program director. "It's a once-in-a-lifetim e oppor­ tunity." Team age groups Include 1112,13-15, and 16-18. The squads arc led by top college goachcs NABA INVITATIONALBASEBALL TOURN EY The National Am ateur Baseball Association is currently looking for youth and/or High School baseball players ages 1315,16-18, and 20 and Under that would like to b e a part o f the 2002 National Invitational . Wooden Bat Tournam ent to be held in the Hubert H. Humphrey M ctrodom e (home o f the M innesota Twins) June 13-16 and June 20-23. All interested parties should contact Michael E. M ayden for a registration form or additional inform ation at 773-264-1040. Space is limited. RAMS 4, HAWKS 2 Fighting Scm inoles, 9-8, in Port Orange last week and scored all three of its runs in the fourth inning. Dominic Petracca had a dou­ ble for the Tribe. Lyman gained an important split with Class 6A power DeLand heading into the tour­ nament, topping Ihe Bulldogs, 8-5, on Wednesday and then dropping a 7-0 decision to DeLand on Thursday. Jimmy Atkins was the w in­ ning pitcher on Wednesday. Offensively, David Figueroa was 3-for-4, w hile Chase Rozell blasted a hom e run and Kyic Hannon drove in a pair o f runs. C ontinued from page I B for-4 with a home run and two RBI as the Lions topped Bishop Moore, 4-1. O viedo also won on W ednesday as Brian Brooks allow ed only one earned run and Justin Young blasted the gam e-w inning hom e run in a 31 victory over Lake Region. In other games from Wednesday, Tom Sutton hurled a three-hitter, striking out eight, as Lake Brantley shutout Lake Howell, 6-0. Jeff Strickland w ent 3-for-4 at the plate for the Patriots, while Scott Sw anson drove in a pair of runs for the w inner's. Kory Wick struck ou t six in six in n in p as W inter Springs upset Florida A ir Academ y of M elbourne, 3-1. Joe Lindner w ent 2-for-4 and Pat Cucci hit a hom e run for the Bears. L ik a M iry IIO P I1 0 _ 4 7 1 Spnica C m k OOOOtS 1 _ 1 5 2 Acklry i n j Bonn. Bm Jtn and Dean VS1’ _ Ack*y I T _ B m lin Save _ non*. 2B _ non* IB _ non*. HR _ Lais* Mary, V>gu*. R rcon ii _ t j l * Mary 23-1; Sprue* C m k 1ML HAWKS 3, FIGHTING SEMINOLES 2 S p ru e*C m k 000 300 0 . I M S*m lnol* 000 001 1 . 2 4 I Jrnkiru. Sixrruhj (7) anti Oran. Ciihrrt |l), AmutninR (7) and retrace*. WP _ Jerkin* (72). LP . Gilbert Sav* _ Suenrh*. 2D . Srrmnolr, Prtracra. 3B . non*. HR . non*. Record* . S p ru t*C rt*k 17-8; ScnOnol* IS-13. BULLDOGS 7, GREYHOUNDS 0 Da Land 101 01) 0 _ 7 I 0 Lyman 000 000 0 _ 0 1 I Fi*chrr and KorUnt* Strain arid llarmnn. W P _ Fischrr 1241). 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Please call to register from 9 a.m.-to-5 p.m ., Monday through Friday at W inter Springs Parks & Recreation at 407-327-4761. O R INSTALLATION* IIIB R IN K S HOME SECURITY? cam p brochure by mail can con­ tact assistant coach C raig Brown at 407-823-5808. w 3 • Change oil up lo 5 quarts • Install new oil tiller D o n e in 29 M in u te s or It’s FR E E ! *10 ■praukril coupon al Bm* d write-up. Nc* v«Ad with i to E sp ir^ ^ i0 2 00 Mott Vehicles �y ? * k 1 1 5 l i l 'j5 “i ;ii li s f | 5 jJ I | 3 , !jiIfillflifei *f f|{l*l| | I i§ i n . i! !y? ! illliPMlli*. 21*to1*il§gJj=lSjj3uf �' Page W 611 .Sunday. April 21. 2002 Leg als m tm * c i r c u it c o u r t O f THE H O M T IO O M ju o t c u a c i r c u i t o f TH* * T* r* O f FLORIOA, IN A NO FO R U U M O lC CO U N TY c m .n v » O N Cat* No 03-CA-2S-14-L CENTEX HOME EQUTTY, LLC SUCCESSOR B Y M ER G ER T O CENTEX CR ED IT C O R P O R ATIO N f x A NOVA M O R TG AG E C R ED IT CORPORATION. PtoMM, MICHAEL V BROW NE JANE D O E BROWNE. T H E UNKNOW N WIPE O f MICHAEL V BROWNE. VIRGINIA BR O W N E JO H N D O E BROWN. TH E UNKNOWN HUSBANO O F VIRGINIA BROW NE, il Vying. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOW N S P O U S E O F S A ID d e f e n o a n t (S ). ip r e m a r r i e d . AND IP D ECEASED . THE R ES P EC TIV E UNKNOW N M m . Ax.m u . granteai ASSIGNEES. C R E D ITO R S . LIENORS. AN O TR U S TEES . ANO ALL O TH E R P ER S O N S CLAIMING BY. TH R OUGH . UNDER OR A O AIN S T TH E NAMEd D E FE N O A N T(S ): JO H N D O E. UNKNOWN TEN A N T; JA N E O O E UNKNOWN TEN AN T, D*t*ndam(l). NOTICE OP SALE None* I* htftdv CPVtn that, purN M to A Final Summary Judgmart el Pondoeura m tae d n r e Kiov*■tytod cauM n t * C k o j K C a u l of Banknote County Fkmtte. I h i * M l the property wtu*t* In Saminoto Couity. Flondj deserted “ L O T It . BLOCK I I . D R EA M ­ W OR LD . ACCORD!NO T O T H E PLAT THEREOF. AS R ECO R D ED IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGES 80 AN D 81. O F T H E PUBLIC R EC O R D S O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A AK/A 704 OSCEOLA DRIVE. SAN ­ FORD. F I 12773 u putAc sate. lo » w N p R M «nd to il 0«Mer. lor c u n . A T T H E W E S T FR ON T DOOR SEMINOLE C O U N ­ T Y C O U R TH O U S E . S A N FO R D . FLORIDA. Honda, i t 11 00 A M . on Fte 21 d ry d May. 2002, M vyem e Mon*, darti dark ol CIRCUIT C ow l BY Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark La* OAca* d Dental C. Conauagn 8801 Norti Armanto Avanu* Tarp a PL 33804-1041 Anorneyi lor PlainlM Pubksh. Apr* 14. 21, 2002 LL067 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U N T O f TH E E W N T t E N T H JUD ICIAL CIH CU rT OF T H E S TA TE O F F L O M O A IN AN O FO R 8EM N O LE CO U N TY CtYIL DTYISION C a t* No. 01-CA-2114-14-L CITIFINAN CIAL INC. 344. LLC. S UCC ESSO R BY M ER G ER TO . ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES O F A M ER IC A INC . V4. FR AN CES M ITC H ELL A/K/A FR A N C E S C . M ITCH ELL. JO H N DOE M ITCH ELL. TH E UNKNOW N HUSBAND OF FRAN CES M ITCH ELL A W A F R A N C E S C. M ITCH ELU 1 Wing. INCLUDING ANY UNKI O W N SP O USE O F SAID D EFENOAIiT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECS ASED. T H E R ESP ECTIVE U N K N O W N hair*, daviaaaa. grariaat. A S S IG N E E S C R EO ITO R 3 . LIEN O R S . ANO TRUSTEES. AN D ALL O T H E R PER­ SONS CLAIMING B Y THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd D EFEN D A N TIS I. J O H N DO E. UNKNOWN T E N A N T JA N E DOE UNKNOWN TE N A N T 0*teniMni(>| N O TIC E O F SALE Nunc* It hereby given dial, poi­ nter* to a Final Summary Judgment d Foreclosure entered m iha abova•ryted cauaa. m n * C r t u t C o w l d Samnola County Florida. I o il aa* in* property ailuaia in S*minote Couily. Florida. deserted u LO T 14. BLO CK a SUNLANO E S T A TE S A SU B D IV IS IO N ACCORDING T O A PLAT TH ER EO F, R E C O R D ED IN P LAT B O O K 11. P A0E3 18 T O 22. PUB LIC R ECOR D S O F SEM INO LE C O U N ­ TY. FLORIOA A/K/A 702 C H ER O K EE CIR CLE. SANFORD. FL 32773. at pubkc tala, lo to* hghast and beat ladder, lot c a m . A T T H E W E S T FR ON T D O O R SEM INO LE C O U N ­ T Y C O U R TH O U S E . S AN FO R D , FLORIOA. Ftonda. at 11 00 A M . on kw 9th day ol May, 2002 Maryann* Mona, Clark Clark ol C IR C U IT Court BY Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark La* Olhca* d Daniel C Conauagra 8301 North Arman* Aranwa Tampa FL 33804-1041 Anomayi lor Plamtitl Pvbksft Apt* 14,21.2002 LL0S8 T H E CIR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E EIG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT W A N D FOR SC M M O LE C O U N TY , FLO R IDA CIVIL A C TIO N C A S E N O . 01-CA-2S48 OfVISION 14L WELLS FAR GO HOME M OR TGAG E. INC FiK/A N OR W EST M O R TG A G E. IN C . L E L A E OS B O R N E. M al. D*tomtert(i| L egals L eg als L ecals N O TIC E OF AM RESCO RESIDENTIAL S E C U R ITIE S CO R P O R A TIO N M O R TGAG E LOAN T R U S T 1898-1. UNDER T H E PO O LW O ANO SERVICING A G R EEM EN T G A TED AS O F 8/1 88. BERT. W T80H AM 8 SIMMONS. P A . Post Omca Boa 4848 SantoTO. a 32772 4848 Tatephona: 407/322-2171 PutAlh Apt* I T . 24. 2002 N O T IC E IS H ER EBY G IV EN purauant to a Final Judgmant ol Mortgage Foracioaur* dated Apn! 08, 2002 and aniarad m C a w NO. 0 1-C A 2S 48 d »te O r o A Court ol to* E IG H T E E N T H Judicial CircuX n and tor SEM INO LE Cou*y. Ftonda *n*r*m W E LL S FA R G O HOM E M O R TQ A G E . INC. FK/A N O R W ES T M O R TG A G E . IN C , la to* Plant*! and L E L A E O S B O R N E: SEMINOLE C O U N TY B O AR D O F C O U N TY C O M M IS S IO N E R S : an tot Oafandant*. I * d taa to to# Nghaal and beat bktoar tor c a m at W E S T F R O N T D O O R O F T H E SEMINOLE C O U N T Y C O U R TH O U SE . SAN­ FO R D . FLO R IDA at 11:00AM, o i toa day ol MAY 08. 2008. toa totoong •aid Final Judgmant: L O T S . BLO CK 3. O F C A S S A V E L A H E IG H T S . A C C O R D IN G T O T H E P LAT TH ER EO F. A S R EC O R D ED IN P LAT BO O K 10. RAGE 87. O F I H E P UB LIC R EC O R D S O F SEM INOLE C O U N TY . FLORIOA. A/K/A 8480 Jeaaamy Street. Owado. FL 32783 W IT N E S S M Y H AN D and to* aaal ol tola Court on A P R 08, 2002 Ctorti ol toa ClreuK Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Cterl Echevarria SAtaodai**. P A P O Boa 29018 Tamp*. Ftortd* 33822-9018 F01010915 “ Saa Americana wMi DtoteMte* AM 8 you a n a person w*h a tSaMkkfy who naada eocommodeiui In order to parittpal* In tka proceadkig you ar* anatod al no 0044 to you, tor toa ptmotion ol certain auieianc*. Ptoaaa contact Cowl A tn ru i H t o *1 201 N Park Annua. Santoro. Florida 32771. latophona number (407)889-4227. within 2 working 0*y* ol yo u iseatot ol tola doeunent. 8 baaing ImpaKad. (TDO) 1-8009950771. PuUah: Aprs 14. 21,2002 LL08I M T H * C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH B U a H T t U T H j u d ic ia l c m c u rr M ANO FOR FLOM OA GENERAL CIVS. DIVISION CASE MO.: 01-CA-2829-14-L H O U S E H O LD FIN AN CE CO R P O R A TIO N M ROBERT L. MICHEL S O N . UN KN O W N S P O U S E O F R O B ER T L M ICH ELSO N. J O L E E A M IC H E iS O N : UN KN O W N SPOUSE OF JO L E E A M ICH ELSO N: H O U S E H O LD FIN AN CE C O R P O R A TIO N HI; WEKIVA R ES ER VE H044EOWNERS* A S S O C IA TIO N . IN C . and UN KN O W N O CCU P A N TS . TE N A N TS . O W N E R S . ANO O T H E R UNKNOW N PARTIES, Incfcttng. 8 a rMHTWKf Ml th* grant***, CfKitori. And *1 offtef part** cUtfnmg by. ffvough, unrtef or and r i s p i c M unknown aaaigna, to c cttto r* In mi*r**i, trust*** or oth*r paraon* claiming by. through, undat or agatha! any corpo­ ration or o (h a iagal amity namad at a dafandant. and an claimant*, par•on* or parrta*. natural or corporal*., or wftot* * «ic f toga/ •fato* ia iij.nAu'iijirvfi. claiming undar any of Iha dwnta Dafandama N O TIC E O P SALE None* a haraby grvan dial, purauant to Iha Ordar or Final Judgmani aniarad to da* cauaa n the Cam * Court d Samnote Cow ry. Ftonda I will tall to* proparly situated In Sanknote Couily. Ftonda. d ttertoed L O T 8. WEKIVA R ESER VE. U N IT O N E . A C C O R D IN G T O T H E P LAT TH E R E O F. AS R E C O R O ED IN PLAT B O O K 32. PAGE 88 ANO 87. P U B ­ L IC R E C O R D S O F SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y . FLO R IO A al pubic sal*, to to* Dgheat and bast ladder tor cash. al to* m a t *ront door d Iha S am nola County Courthouaa. Santoro, Florida 32771 al I I 00 AM on MAY 08. 2002. Dated tor* day of APR09. 2002 MARY ANNE M O R SE C LER K O F C IR C U IT C O U R T By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark In accordance with to* American* With Dwabtaiee AM. parecna read­ ing a tpaaal accomodation to partep al* n dva H a tin g ahoukj contect in* A D A . Coordnalor not later toan ii;van (7) d ayi prior to to* proceed­ ing <na to* Florida Relay Serve* « I 8008538770 E N R ICO Q G O N 2ALE2. PA. AHomay al La* 8253 Easl F outer Avarua Tempi* Tairaca, F L 33817 Ftorkte Bar 1861472 IB 13)8808302 Publish April 14. 21. 2002 LL082 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY. FLORIOA. CIVIL DIVISION C A S E NO . 01-CA-23S3-14-L W ELLS FAR GO BANK M INNESOTA. H A . AS TR U S TE E FK/A N O R W ES T SANK MINNESO­ TA , N A . A S T R U S T E E O F RICHARD L O D E L L J R : JEANIE M. BURK, PlK/A JEANIE M O D E L L TE N A N T UN KN O W N NO 1; TE N A N T 2. UN KN O W N NO. TE N A N T UNKNOW N NO X 4; UNKNOW N TE N A N T NO TE N A N T NO UN KN O W N S; UNKNOW N TE N A N T N O 8. and ALL UNKNOW N PARTIES CLAIMING IN TE R E S T S BY. TH R O UGH , UNDER OH A G A IN S T A NAM ED D E FE N D A N T T O T H IS ACTIO N . O R HAVINO O H CLAIMING T O HAVE A N Y RIGHT, T IT L E O R IN T E R E S T IN T H E P R O PER TY HEREIN DESCRIBED. Lecals P U R S UA N T T O C H A P TE R 48 N O TIC E 13 H EREBY G IV EN purtuant to an Order or Summary Final Judgment of faractoau* dated APR 09. 2002 and entered to Caaa No 0I-CA-2383-14-L ol to* CtrouH C a u l at to* EKp«**nto Judicial Clrou* to and tor Sananote County. Florida, ■barton W a lt Fargo Bank M m atota. N A . a t Truttaa I V t Norm al Bank M m atota. N A . aa Truttaa ol AM R ESCO Raardamial Sacuniiat Corporation Mortgage Loan Tiutt 1888-1, uidar toa Peeing and Santana Agreement dated a t of 8/1-88 a Platoon and RICHARO L O D E L L JR : JE A N IE M BURK, F-K/A JE A N IE M. O 'D E LL UN KN O W N 1 TE N A N T NO UN KN O W N TE N A N T NO. 2 UN KN O W N TE N A N T NO 3 4 UN KN O W N TE N A N T NO. UN KN O W N TEN AN T NO . 9 UNKNOW N TE N A N T N O 8; and ALL UNKNOW N PARTIES CLAIM­ ING IN TE R E S TS BY. TH R O U G H . UN D ER O R AGAINST A NAMED D EFEN D AN T T O TH IS A CTIO N . OR HAVINO O R CLAIMING T O HAVE ANY RIOHT. TITLE O R IN TE R E S T IN T H E P R O P ER TY H ER EIN DESCRIBED, art Defendant*. I *81 M l to to* hlghaal and baat bidder tor caah al toa Waal Freni Door d toa Samnote County Courthouaa. 301 North Park Avenue. Santoro, Ftonda 32771 al Samnote County. Florida, al 11:00 a m on to* day ol MAY 08. 2002. to* blowing detertoed propar­ ly aa M l torth In tard Onter or Final Judgmjnf, to-w* L O T 8, BLOCK 11 TIE R T. E H, TRAFFORCTS MAP O F T H E TO W N O F BANFORO. A C C O R D IN G T O TH E PLAT THEREOF, AS R ECO R D ­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 98 TH R O U G H 84 O F T H E PUB LIC R ECORDS O F SEM INOLE C O U N ­ TY. F LO fbO A » you ar* a paraon wito a daabery who naada any accommodation In ordar to parte Ipate in tote procaadr ) . you ar* touted, at no coal to you, to toa provteton d certain M atelane* Pteaaa contact to* Court at 407-883-4330 wkhm two (2) working day* ol y o u isceipl d tow Note*. 4 you are hearing or rotea impt-ivd cal Ftonda Ralty Serve* (800) 8991770, Dated d Santoro. Ftonda. on APR 05. 2002 MARY ANNE MORSE Aa Cterk. c a tu i Court By Mary Stroup* Aa Deputy Clark SMITH, HIATT 8 DIAZ. P A Attomeyi lor Ptembfl 2891 Eaat Oakland Park Boulavard. Sul* 303 Fort Laudaraate. FL 3330B Pubriah Sanlord Harakt Pubkah April 14. 21, 2002 UW J IN T H I CIR CU IT C O U R T FOR 884MNOLC CO U N TY . FLORIOA P R O BATE DIVISION Fite No. 02-330-CP M RE: E S TA TE O F JA N IC E LEE ADAMS. N O TIC E T O C R E D ITO K * The admntttralen d toa aerate ol JAN ICE LEE ADAMS, deceased. Ft* Number 02-330 CP. a pandng In toa Crrcutl Court tor Samnote County. Ftonda. Probate Drytton. m* adtkaaa d when ■ 301 N. Park Avwnua, Sanlord. FL 32771. Tha namaa and addnaa d toa Paraonal Rapraaanlatrv* and Iha Paraonal RapraMnialiv* a altomay ar* aat A t cradnon d to* decadent and otnar paraona having claim* or aekrdng unmaturad. conttogant or unaqudated ctetma, on whom a copy ol tea note* n aarvad muat Me tiwa darn* wah n s Court W ITH IN T H E LA TE R O F T H R E E (3) M O N TH S A F TE R TH E DATE O f T H E FIR ST P UB LICATIO N O F TH IS N O TIC E O R TH IR TY (30) DAYS A F T E R TH E D ATE OF SERVICE O F A CO P Y O F TH IS N O TICE O N TH E M At other creditors ol Iha dacadant and paraona having claims or ttemandi againtl the dacadanft w i l l , including gnmalurad contin­ gent or unaqudated d am * , must N* than ctemt wan thia court W ITHIN TH R EE (31 M O N TH S A F TE R TH E DATE O F TH E FIR S T PUBLICATION O F TH IS N O TICE ALL CLAIMS N O T S O FILED WILL BE FO R EVER BARRED Paraonal Rapraaenubv* SH AW NELLB MARCH Altomay tor Paraonal Rapraaanunv* Ro b e r t k Mc i n t o s h . e s q u i r e Ftonda Bar No 378302 S TE N 3 TR O M . M d N TO S H . C O L - 13— H ealth & B eauty 5 *—Financial 71— H elt W ; a n te d S e r v ic e s f t T H I CIRCUIT COURT, f t ANO FOR 8E MMOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA C A N NO. 01-CA-12S7-14-K PUTNAM S TA TE BANK, a Ftonda C O N R A D R. W A G N E R CA R O LE W AGNER. W A C IN VESTM EN TS. INC. and H U G O Q M ORALES AS T R U S TE E . N O T K IO F S A L I None* D grvan ba t pursuant to a NOTTCI OF SALS Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified D ept To Place Your Ad fin d judgment dated 8to day ol Apr*. 2002. In Ca m Na 01-CA-I2S7-14X d to* Ckcui Court d to* Elghwanto Juddal Ckcui In and tor Samnote County- Ftonda. to which Putnam Su m Sank. ■ Ftortda bantong aaaodabon la to* PlatofU and Conrad R Wagner. Carol* Wagner. W AC Invettmanta, Inc and Hugo 0 Moral** aa Trualaa aia to* Oatondama. I wB aat to toa hlghaal and baal btddaar lor eaM M toa Wtal Irani door d to* Samnote County Courthouaa to Sanlord. Samnote Cowly. Ftortda. at 1100 am . on Thursday. May 2.2002. to* toaowng w K n cM pfoprry m i ronn *1 w order or 8nal judgment: Lot 17. Chaatnu Hd. acoordton to to* plal toaraol a l racordad n Ptel Book 28. page 78-78 ol toa Piddc Racorda d Samnote County, Ftonda Patient wtto daabSftea raquaaang raaaonabte acocmodaliona lo partldpaia to tote procatdng ihoukl conlad 1800 853 8771 (Voe* 8 TDO) or via Ftonda FtoteySarvtoaal 1-800883-8771. D ATED tote 8to day ol April. 2002 M ARYANNE MORSE Clark ol C k c u i Court ByM arySboup* Aa Deputy Cterk Pubkcabon d f i t Nobca on Aprf 14 and 21 2002 to to* SEM INOLE . HERALD. SANFO RD . FLO R IDA John D. Muaaokn*. PA Altomay at Law 4ISA 5L JohnaAvanu* PateM. Ftortda 33177 (188)328-7428 Pubkah: Apr* 14,21,2003 LLD88 THB C M C U T COURT OF TH * IW H T1F N TH JUDICIAL CM CUIT M ANO FOR ■ IH M O LB COUNTY. FLORIOA CTRL A C TO N CAS* NO. 01-CA-1JI1 D IM K M 1 4 « S U N TR U S T BANK. C EN TR A L FL O R IO A N A , v* DANIEL J. CAN NO N , al al. Oatendanl(t) N O T K C OF R E 8 C H I D O LED FO R EC LO S U R E S A LE N O TIC E IS H ER EBY G IV EN pur­ suant to an Ordar Ratchadtrkng Foradoaura Sate dated Apt* 08. 2002 and aniarad to Caaa NO 01CA-1211 of to* O m u l Court ol to* E IG H T E E N T H J u K lW Grcu.l In amt tor S EM IN O LE Coo my, Florida • T w i n S U N TR U S T BANK. C E N ­ TR AL FLORIOA. N A . la Iha PlanMI and DANIEL J CAN NO N . SHARON A C A N N O N A M S O U TH BANK F-K/A A M S O U TH BANK O f ALABA­ MA FrK/A A M S O U TH B ANK O F FLO R ID A . B R A N TL E Y E S T A TE S H O M E O W N E R S ' A S S O C IA TIO N . INC.; ar* to* D*(andante. I « i taf to to* tegyiatt and beat taddar tor caah at W E S T F R O N T D O O R O F TH E S E M IN O L E C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E . S A N FO R D . FLO R IDA al 11 00AM. on to* 14 day d May. 2002, to* tokowmg daaenbad proper­ ty a* sal tonh n aatd Fatal Judgmant. L O T 24. B R A N TLEY ES TA TE S. A RE PLAT. A C C O R D IN G T O T H E P LAT T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D ED IN P LAT B O O K 49. PAGES 3 .8. ANO 7. P U B U C R ECO R D S O F SEMINOLE C O U N TY . FLORIOA A/K/A 1188 Sunday EMalaaOrtro. Altamonte Sprngt. FL 32714 W ITN E S S MY KANO and to* aaal ol ton Court on Apr* 8.2002 Maryann* Morta Cterk ol toa Ckoua Court By Mary Slroupa Deputy Cterk Echavama AAtaodatea. P A OKI.AX n o s P O Boa 29018 Tampa. Florida 33822-8018 F01004SIO "$ * * Amancana wtto DteatkMw* A d t! you are a paraon wtlh a daaCaMy who naadi accnmmodakw to ordar to partropate n ton proceeding, you ar* amihad *1 no coal to you. tor to* provision ol certain aatiatanc*. Pleas* contact Court A m w alrm on at 201 N Park Avanut. Sanford. Florida 32771. tatephona nunbar (407)8834227. witoto 2 wortdng day* ol y o u racapr ol tote document; H hearing rrpanad. (TD O ) 180 08 55 8771 Pubkih Apr* 14.21.2002 L i t 00 THEORCUrr COURT O f THE HOM TIENTH JUDICIAL ORCUIT IC M M O U COUNTY, FLOIBDA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. 81-CA-USE nVW ONK GM AC M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. v*. PEDRO J RODRIGUEZ, d al, Datendantd) O rd e r E rlc c a o n a T o o k C o ra l C a tO u m N O W ) 11 T o n e Calcium (SeOmg) to a any tea bag. knm jna system builder, datoiiDar. And r ia c k a , ararguar. a ti Praiar te and haips baal over 200 (*****•*! C a l now at 1-800-231-3344 ar/pln *94683 or wsvw km gaw fy- or 15— C emetery Lots L en d 804-471-4747.____________________ 25— S pecial N otices 4j *II 4.4*11— H m Y O U MvarSatag F ^ a r t II IT* Hegel tor compente* doing buttoeee by phone to promlae you a toen and eek you to pey tor R b a to n Way dethw . For more tofoonebon. cel toUree 1-877-FTC K L P |A putic senroe meteega ken The Seminole Herald and the C a l TH E 8 C M N O L E HERALD Advertising DapI For Data** 07-322-2611 407* A U . A M * f V f f l B ------------- T O A OWNER WTTHM TFiara wR ba Iraa toad lor tha tarvora and tor Iha homafas*. W* wd ateo have free ctoWiea tortoanaadyl Join Ms. Emma at her home tor d r a w Apr* 2011 at 219 Pfkn Ptoci ktoitad oft ol W oodm an and Sanlord Ay* to Sanford. Ptoaaa contact u t If you hay* I ration*. Ms Emma Hugglna 407-322-1229 or S t e m Dante 407322-0639 or 407-321-0183- Med/DenUt elp W P T Front D 100WORKIRSNEEOEO H M M O A LL POam ONEI Metadata provided To 9 4 8 0 . wk ' nfo pkg 24 hr I -420-4609 8 01 - Heueafteager tone Frenf Deek Areetenl Manager needed Chckan realaurant. Greet pey. benefit*, Iteiible l a i n . 1 year experience helpful. Resume to; Human Rncwoae Dspt 243S SFrenefi tote, Sknford. FL 37771 Apply in p e rs o n ! Apartment* 1800 West Fksl S t (S R 46) Sanford, Fl*. totorvtowkig on Tra jra d m L I B In fie Club Car* Giver Aeafetont- 2 week •alary. 0284. Must work one weekend, tor a total of 21 visits Appro nmatefy ihrZvWd Near SertodAkport, A a * * M d i 407-3237900. House 8-5 LABORERS NCEDeD roM uNotftonouNO UTRJTY CONTRACTOR M A U N H B U U N C I ANO 4*1> O d d c a n cantor to U M Mary era* Looking tor preachcol teachers A aasfstante. Om el pey. beneMa. paid racelton 407-321-9577. 27— N ursery & Child Care top pea ( p d btewHa vwcaaoa 401K. head) rmxanc* G ig + a * work pteoe Pleas* tax resume to 407-3022023 or Mcp by 1090 Colonial Qrand Bfvd. E O E . a Landscape Crew Florid* driver"* k ■cense n q d C a l Jkn, 407-314-7281. Need Some A 4JH IR IH 04O To Promote Your Buteteatl Then C a l U t About Flyer* W * Will Print * D *llv*r For You To OurRMctera For Only B«/Copylt We Heve a W*y Tbu Can Cut Thai CoM In Ha«1l Cfdurad nurble ftraefiei/dateitef Expatencapratened C M 407-3214772 Always a good pdtey. aapactofy tor buamaaa opportunm at and Irandvaa* C a l Ftortda D i p t ol AartcUhfa A C o n a u r w Sarrtcaa at 8 00 -43 37 39 2 or F T C -H E I P lor traa totormabon. O r vte* o u Web saa at w ww he gov/twop. Ftonda kM laquraa saftera ol Cartten buainaas opponavba* to ngteter wMi Florida DapI. of Agncuilur* A Consumer Services before telkng Calf to venly lawful regtelratkm be lore you buy Oliver Houaa of Slytet Bartwr Shop. 801 W. 13th SI. Sanlord. 4 Barbara Stands tor ram. 32G'day. 407-3020060 s99.00 Without Children Property Si4000with Children.Property Debts TH E SEM INOLE HERALD ADVERTISING D E P T 407-322-2011 Dlepelcher A Drtvera N i l dad: LteMw Ihch towlrg. 794 O o i«y ftoad 15. Lake Morko*. 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F L 407-321-0080 Cotanral Propen)** Thai I* baking tor AMWtanl Maintenance Supervisor* and Maintenance Technician* tor Apartmtnl communiDn *1 m* nMuvowiiii Mary iraa HVAC Type I 6 II pntoned Thli li you opporturdy to pm fw lasteal growing Real Estate TiuMto (he Soulheaatl RIVESTtQ ATE BEFORE Y O U IN V E S T )'W " 8 —ramrom ir 00 a n te d Ptoaaa com* *rdoy dtonar wfto Ms Emma and I w (rtonda on EM vary •pactol day. Wa wd b* glad to aarv* too** to naad. Anyone «4*Nng to help Ms. Emma can contact h a rd toa aboro pfiona rurPar She week) appreciate in y help gNifi. 55— B usiness O ppoktuntties VWy maurance. vacabon, contvmmg aducakoru j e a f l o aI t e miarvtew-Pktneia, 1-T 7771X1300. F jd e r a lT jd iO o m n t e e io r iJ ^ ^ 71— H ONLY 4 .5g PER COPY!!!! a W e cftoMUlery plus corm vaeton 6 bonus**. W * auppfy ' *** F o u tote to Oafctewn Park CamateiK Sanford Gardan of Drrofion tacbon S250OW, wM sal to parr*. v. ____ 61— M o n e y t o AMENDEDNOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N OTICE IS H ER EBY G IV EN p u tuant to an Amended Fuel Judgment d Mortgage Foradoau* Sal* dated Apr* 08. 2002 and aniarad to Cat* NO. OI-CA-1359 d to* Circuit Court d to* EIG HTEEN TH Judctel Crrout to and lor SEMINOLE C o u fy. Fkirldi where* GMAC M OR TQAGE C O R P O FUTIO N . I* Iha Ptarntif and PEDRO J R OOR IGU EZ D U LC E M. BERNARD RODRIGUEZ. TE N A N T ( I FiK/A STEPHANIE PRATT; T E N ­ A N T 11 F iK A S TEPH AN IE PRATT am toa Defendant!. I wrl aal to toa lughasl and bail laddar tor caah at W E S T FR O N T DOOR O F TH E SEM INOLE CO U N TY C O U R T­ H OUSE. SANFORD. FLOR IOA al II 00AM. on toa 14 day ol May. 2002. toa toaowaig daaenbad property aa sal torth n sard Final Ardgmant L O T 38 BLOCK A. S E C O N D RAVENN \ PARK S E C T IO N O F L O C H ARBOR. A C C O R D IN G T O TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS R EC O R D ­ ED IN PLAT BOOK I I P A G ES 29. 30 ANO 31. PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F SEMINOLE CO U N TY. FLORIOA. A/K/A 403 Beth Ortv*. FL 32771 W ITNESS MY HAND and to* aaal ol toa C o w on Apr! 9.2032. Maryanna Morse Clart ol toa C kcui Court By Mary Slroupa Deputy Clark Echavama iAaaociate*. P A P O. Boa 290(8 Tampa. Florida 33822-8018 F01005008 •'Saa Amancana wah O W a M te t A d H you ar* a parson wxh a daabMy who nawrte accommodation to ordar to parkepate in tote procaadng. you are m ined i t no coal to you, tor to* prowston d carta* astitianc* Pleas* ccn ud Court Admmatraiion al 201 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 32771, tatephona number 1407)885-4227. w*hkt 2 working days ol y o u receipt d tor* document, H h a im g repaired (T D O ) 13008598771 Publnh April 14. 21. 1003 LLIO I Liabdty k » . octupaBonal toeru* required 407-0830480. Attention R**(tertlt IT* illegal lor comperae* doing buttoM i by phone to premtee you a ben and eek you to pey tor f before they defvec. 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Bank Owned Property!!! 217—G arage S ales M Family 1 Santord Crisis Pregnancy Canter 1002 French Ava. Sanford Sat, Apr 20th, lamOptn Sponaorad by Safahartror Chrtallan Church. ------------- jUy Yard Sale: F o itp u r Subdivision on Steeplechase Cirda off Longwood Markham Rd 6 S R 48 wasl of mat. Frt/Sal. Apr 24/27, 8am-3pm Fumtura House hold good*, toy*, cloth**. M a * 4 much more C v n g Roon-13 p c acid cherry wood padaatal i*ru* w/ leaf, 8 OW pandata chain, bubal 4 hutch, navar uaad. coto t l k . a al *1293. aervet. *230. *07-709-5696. What does that mean to you? 100% F in an cin g New 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Call today for your FR EE recorded message to ; find out more. 5 407*622*1237 E xt: 269 SCJirS Erd rric iw r 'PTic* Mgh cr^Jr. 15.00 407-332-0157 FiJcrt Qbck ctalbBi Irame pkus B* fudK moarwiL Nawar im d . «ai n box. Coni teOO. M l $275. A* oak. 5 3 7 5 .4 0 7 057-2065. T>tn>LOOK»T7<7 0 6 Slda by Side Ratogarator a c a maker. Whirlpool Move »«h t o t cleaning oven. 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JUNE 2002 AND s9900 153— Acreage Lot For S ale 407-471-2724 47 407-321-71M F r w Kittens: ooaLSIOOOckvS U O fna dt 407-746- Wa Buy Houaaa, Condo*, Commercial and Land. Foracloaura STOPPED. Back Vmanta Brought UpTo Or locating? Divorced? 4 Tenant*? Wa Can HELP1I Any Condition, Any Area. PAST Cloalng. 4) of Heaven * For resorvabon* and acMtioral mFormation can A U too manraaa aal. Nawti MOVES YOU IN Country Lake Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave„ Swnford •330-5204 ‘ C e r iu m H e s t r i c l i o n s A p p l y 407-327-4458 Call ./'h r ‘Details $ Simply Superior Service unsurpassed by any other W ccu A P A R TM EN T HOM ES “AWESOME MOI/E-IN SPECIALS!’1 LIMITED TIME ONLY *100 O F F 31 Re Picnic and Rata* In a k « « peca SPA! S W SPA1 7 F T Lo ug nr boded with Shoulder. Hip , Back. 4 Neck Jet* Undarwatar light, cedar cabinnl Novar used. Fuk warranty Wa B u y Houaatl 30 I 37 4.5CII Have Your AdvtfDsmg F t y t n Printed A Inserted in The Cal TH E SEMINOLE HERALD Advartnng Dept For Dalafe No Equty. No ProOTam XI 181—Appliances & Furniture For Sale 1 K IN O S E R TA , potrurepedic aaL naval uaad Coal S2K. aal *293 Can deliver 407-709-5694 YOUR MONTHLY RENT Don 7 M iss The Big C elebratio n! Free Rent! CALL FOR DETAILS Sanford Landing jAptutinent cAftHMt-’i? 1800 W. Firsl Street • Santord, FL 32771 1 Lu iu ry firm piOowiop M l wth 7 yr warranty U *134. quean *14a toig *210 Brand naw. L o c i lad in Sanford. 407-402 2778 --------------- menials rtnelruction •Private Giwtad Tour* -fa h n g <uslottittad Trip* 223— M iscellan eo us 159— R eal Estate Wanted 20 A Ta R For Sale Dog Boa. *13.00 4 0 7 -3 2 1 6 3 *0 Call 407-3249903 120 iwvuhh1r a n n i 4.5611 is c e l l a n e o u s ON THE WEKIVA RIVER Supkia SteM 4 Supply. Inc. Apopka 3/1. In Santord. LA F A kmptaca, naw ktchan, b4tt, Ma, Canlraf A/C. aitctn c wiring, carpal, palnL 35*10mot*la homa. attached A rm , partly lumd. carpeted, cakng tana, rww *tova, naw A C . Located n Town 4 Coudry (aduR) Park. 5369 Oranga » a l U kknoa Ataorq *17000 344 740-1003 M --------------- K Red Orapatrult a t e r ia l s Sanford *1000 down, 3/2, 1 car garaga, ahad, chlkfa play tat. upKPdad krichan 4 bath, racanty ramodalad, 1200 aq M. homa warranty *49.900. Ca* Todd 0 REM A X. 407-247-4144. 157— Mobile Homes For S ale 13 223— h in g s t o A Itond Haw Cherry Oval tbaigetta 72" and 4 C h a n w/Laaf. Sb4 In Bo*. 1490. Ughtod China Cabinaf A va l Can Dalvar. 407-422-0230. San lord Opan Houaa. Sunday. 4/20/02. 1-4pm. 2413 South Martha* Ava. 3f2. 1200 aq A *49,900 Coma buy today! Cal Todd O REMAX. 407-247-4144. 11 T t or viitt u* on tha web al www wi-ksvaadvanlure* com 154— O pen House O 2002 Unhroroal P i n a Syndtcaia M Ea ONLY 4.5C PER COPYHH OCLTONA tO, homsaM, horaaa, eattla. farming or nuraaryf Zonad agnculturat. *4.900/ACRE. Sm. down wtownar finance 904-747-1772 or 404-747- n I M B H fK T : t e m up to J10,000 DOYLE S RENTALS Ovtado: 1BH/1BA W/Porch. W/D Hook-Up* Haa 1/Air 152S/S500 Dapoaa. SantonPSuntand Ealatoa: 3BFV1 S BA W,Carport. Lo yard. Oulslda Storage Shad. CH A *700/1373 Dapoa* Brokrd 3BFV1BA wFwnTy Fbn. W O Hock-Upa, Lg Comer Lot No Petal *7001700 Dap. D O V L f REALTY, INC. (407) 322-14*4 ! R E N T 4 SE LL HOMES 10 Lack the wherewithal 11 Common lotion Ingredtent 12 Friend of Androcie9 13 Hit the tar­ mac 21 Coca Cola 22 London and Clausen 24 Word in Einstein's equation 27 "On the Beach" nov­ elist 2 8 ‘ F o r___ 8 Track tipster ■ TO 141— Homes For Sale feryikaaaaBCMtata. e 5 6 Auburnhaired ape 5 7 Wartyskinned crit­ ter 5 6 "Darling___ ' (Julie Andrews film) 5 8 Mountain range In Utah 6 0 That being the c a s e ... 61 Whistle sound 6 2 Morning TV show 6 3 " ___ Good Men" DOWN 1 Scrub, at Cape Kennedy 2 Cartoon Viking 3 STO P 4 Malt suffix 5 Spring from a pen 6 Texas landmark 7 Sound m eas­ ure TrVn carpantar bokng to houaa to a rt to attoanga tor ranomton. 407324-1643. bta homwnwn att/itana kata 407-321-0759 Room P er R a n t Private entiw u e, baa cable, waaher/dryer. tIOCWvk, Lake Ava In Sanford. 407464-7023 95— Roommate Wanted v 191— B u i l d i n g o o d 199— Pets & S upplies 123—Wanted to R ent VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES Cj<tr, Ftacf Xtato 84 pKAnaonta B C aenaa, taap iat poctat*. a re n h pnma UM*. never uaad. itiH In Crala C a n d alva r O l e f i n Coal *Sk, m i lor >1630 407-709-3696 221— G 4 praca matching anoqua twin badtoom aai *750 407-349-2134. Gad: Biadi iron canopy bad with Lauy Bm pftorrtcp aal Navar uaad 407-402-2778. AFFORDABIF HOMES include* datagn. lis oo. 407-332 0187 lOStoa: Onaal 44401m. A j ) m C H A I prtvtaa batta 407-3224114 407*321-4331 pdvale ootaUK. ato*275. Cai dtovar 407709-5698. 7 12 h tong couch, oft whrta background wtth yellow ran A WHO SIZE PILLOW TO P orthopedc matlraM vet Naw In pfatato. Sal *193. 407-4226844 L 407429-0127 Itaryntoa, vary ctaan ton/m. Newly nmodatad, a l ud. cabta. A/C, M r * uaa, aae. dr, ntadanl rata entrance He Only drug fraa i a. 407-4347373. t a w 407-3314111. 115—O ffice S pace For R ent pmwnlt30va.<tapnRM FouttaSi Lodge of Sanford haa •pedal ratoa tor daly. waatoy. 4 5 day accommodaBona C a l 4073343135/3234440 for Arab" 17 * 450(M O N TH . P L U S D E P O S IT 407-323-1147 tor RanfFul Houaa ‘NON-STOP” By Thomas W. Schler 1 OR SR 427. 3 1124 wk I up. 112* 407-333-1444 o r407- SUfKAb MA/iBA M KTS. C ta a n lS a a ana lo torr SmgN AdUl only ___ *450 month, lodudaa utlMa*.. Non •mokar. non drtnkar.no Bugs. 407* 1BRASS BED. Q U EEN SERTA. pcaknpa* »ef 4 bame. Never iae4 187— Sporting Goods 407-2933781 VVe pay wataf/aawaf• S f liil pat m t o n s . 101—H ouses* Furnished 407-330-4423 4 4 Rocker Jag g er 4 5 Author Fleming 4 6 Floating m ass of frozen water 4 0 ST O P 5 4 B o Derek's rati 55' 20 Comedienne Charlotte 21 S TO P 23 Organ device 25 -mo 26 Sign from the third-base coach 27 It helps cre­ ate a capital 32 A Jackson 34 Sharpens an ax 35 Laura Bush, ___ Welch 36 Oarage sale caveat 37 S T O P 38 Joyful ethnic dance 39 Periodical, tor short 40 Heart's bloodline 41 Scheme of furnishings m Forranl o n r t y M tg torn*. 2 backocm 1 b a r. Artota o r* MKVmonth. 407-345-5424. M4-7BM. Cedar Creek Apts 407-324-4334 ' M ULVH M M U 4 3 Type of naudeal rope roc 15 Accu­ mulated, as bills 1 8 Shootout .WfO.tKXMnontt.407- 321-1031 2 Bedroom s $559 3 Bgdroom s 1689 by Timothy E. Parker ROSS -1 T see* A la a certain Asian detective 5 Sheds and efbowu 10 Curtain or cattle adjunct 14 Tries to hit someone? 15 What some are thrown for IS Et or inter fol­ lower 17 Shrek, for Ckto Ltoa M ay 2114ti SL a a , kM y ------------— • kakto, CHA, a l naw 407-324-5277 M of raquinmanta n malarial* vtall arana.aoe-n.eom; email COmpMad SCC application anWancaa, bto.cn IMaerak* 407#20-2694 Paata Araa: 2BRf2BA mobaa bom* W FL Room I carport on 1/2 a a * . N o pat*. tOOQbnonti pfua aacurty. Btokar/Ownar, 407-323-1147. pdrtWaa.S10QfWK.StM BaaManiartopoitattater Inaatadon la mqiirod; dagraa M r a d Sigratoant, Wa admlmatratlva In the financial of a comparable la roqulrod. Thorough of hlghaf aducation pnnapt## ana oudgaong alMUalaadaitaitaalyta: oommtananl to dfvamfy, and taadanhlp davatopmanL carpal. KJtehan 407-323-4471 2 Story Victorian Horn*, Htatoric Dlalrtcl. (pic, balcony, community44a rapkty ! taadanMp and Kacal — < of tia CoSaget *43budgK and w4 ba a toy » h Via CoSagas upcomtog >to an Intagratad, wab- 1 2 place ORTHOPEDIC PILLOW TOP Madraaa Sat Brand Naw. Sbl In naalc. SecrPoe*100. Can Dabver 407-422-4444. new We, patol I LAKCM3A I 40M4. 44*0440 93—R ooms For Rent Commonlly Collage, 14 rrtaaa northeast of la aaatang i n mnovalhn, and to |oln an to Lak* Mary Appro*. 1300 aq. n. 3/2. MARINER'S VILLAGE Wrecker draror needed, ktoaihav* Ckaa B (M a n baraa or batot a m Co nw y O ub Road, Sanford, 407. 322-4030. BtaaHtatat a • Mary A na. . Fa* 407-3344710 07-334-4710 < or C a l -3344000 181—A ppliances & Furniture For S ale 107— Mobile Homes For R ent 99— A p a r t m e n t s - Page 7B 103—H ousesU nturnished a n ted living Room W/Flraptaea. ----------------------- 437S/MO, 1250 Saeurlty, I tockxtad407-375tttl Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. 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To Place Your Ad 235— • T r u c k /B u s es /V a n s Fo r I ★ *Prfc*d To 8 « it* * ' i * Lookiii ♦ T h « N ew 2 0 0 2 Saa/N /Sport! Com* Chock Them Outl 4 Cftevy 1500 W7. v i A ipd. meat. Taal 94200 obo. 407- STARTING AT 2 4 0 — B o a t R en ta ls Beautiful Grounds • Single Story • Great Service • Best Value 407-322-0994 * * * * * * * 1000W. 1st Si. 1997 Chevy S-10 ehorl bad pteteak lo w mdaaoa, Dark Groan, AMfFM CO tteraa 99.000. 407-323-3982. (407)322-0684 2 ir° 407-323-3301 Deliver For You To Our Reedere For Only H/Copyl! 2 3 1 — C a r s Fo r S a le W* Hava a Way You Cwi Cm That Coat In Haiti M inuted *7tote O ttly ff FR ET RENT L im it e d T im e ! mresnsi We Pay Water/Sewer Small Pets Welcome | W indchase A p a rtm e n ts 6K \ S h o p with u s e v e ry d a y Move in by 5/1/02 ’ C e rta in Restriction* A p p ly 407-328-8818 Where the deals are! H o m es an d 3 B R T ow n h om es $99 Moves You In! 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Chocolate Paean Caka Makes one to rc h cake You con use wehuts reload of pecans, or sutsttute run or brandy for h e Jack Oomefs, but he pecans have a special affinity tor Jack Darnel's and give it hat authentc Southern flavor. •2 cups pecan pieces •6 tablespoons vnsafted butter •S ounces semsweet chocolate •14 cup Jack Danefi wtvskoy •8 large eggs, separated • t cup sugar •Tiny pinch ct salt Ja c k Daniel's Chocolate Sauca • B ounces good-quaMy semsweet chocolate, chopped or broken into smal pieces • t2 cup unsalted butter •3 tablespoons Jack DaneT s wtvskey •34 cup com syrup • 14 cup heavy whpping a earn Preheal he oven to 325 F. Butter and Hour a 10-hch spmgtorm pan. Spread he pecans on a baking sheet and toast tor about 12 mnutes. until very fragrant. Let cod, hen grind the nuts n a food processor cr chop finely Combna he butler, chocolate and whiskey n a large healproot bowl. Place over a saucepan d smmermg water, and stir occasionally until melted and unrtorm Remove kom h e heal Pul he egg ydks and 34 cup d he sugar n an electnc muer fined w ih he whp attachment Beat on high speed until very thick and pale Stir h e ground pecans nto he ihocdate rrutue. hen fdd <1 he whteped ydks. In a dean bowl, wih a dean whp attachment, beat he egg whites on high speed until loamy Slowly odd he remavwyj 14 cup sugar and h e salt, and whp on high speed until sen peaks form. In hreo batches, quickly but gen­ tly told ho egg whites nto h e choco­ late (nurture, mantanmg as much vdune as poss&e. Pour hie bailer nto the prepared pan and bake tor 40 to 45 mnutes. until h e cake springs back when pressed gently into he center C od completely on a rack, hen remove h e sides d he pan. To make he sauce, combine he chocolate, butter, whiskey and com synp n a heatproof bowl and set over barely sxnmeitog water Cook, stirring occasional^ until he chocolate and butter are melted Remove Irom he heat and stir hi he cream Now. see h you can keep kern eating it all before if s time to serve I! hen it comes to brunch, the combination of breakfast foods mixed with lunch fare often allows for greater vari­ ety and creativity — and often appeals to more guests in the process. Here's an idea to give brunch a fresh new twist by borrow­ ing an idea straight from the dessert menu. Risotto pudding is a variation of the popu­ lar rice pudding. Tne rich, creamy sauce that forms when these short-grained rices give off their starch during cooking, makes risotto a hearty natural for the morning. Enjoy this recipe for "Risotto Pudding With Mixed Dried Fruit," courtesy of "Buongiomo! Breakfast and Brunch Italian Style" (Contemporary Books), by Norman Kolpas. Risotto Pudding is a light and tasty item tor brunch or dessert. Risotto Pudding with Mixed Dried Fruit Serves 6 Be sure to use a good, heavy saucepan for cooking the risotto, an essential for holding heat and promoting the slow, even cooking that produces an ideal consistency. • 1 quart low-fat (1 percent) milk • 1 cup hot water • 1 cup short-grained • Italian rice • 1 cup chopped mixed dried fruit • 1/2 cup packed dark brown sugar • 14 teaspoon salt • 6 tablespoons half-andhalf or whole milk • 1 tablespoon finely grated orange zest • 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract • 14 teaspoon freshly grat­ ed nutmeg Put the milk in a saucepan ‘over medium heat. As soon as the milk starts to simmer, remove it from the heat and cover. In another medium-sized, heavy saucepan, bring the water to a boil. Add the rice and, as soon as the water returns to a boil, stir continu­ ously for 2 minutes; the water will become starchy and will quickly be absorbed by the rice. Pour in the hot milk and add the mixed dried fruit, brown sugar and salt; stir well. Reduce the heat to mediumlow and cook, stirring fre­ quently, until the rice Is tender but still slightly chewy and the liquid has formed a thick, creamy sauce, about 30 min­ utes. When the rice is done, add the half-and-half or whole milk, orange zest, vanilla and nutmeg. Stir and cook for about 1 minute more. Transfer to a heat-proof bowl and let cool, then cover and chili in the refrigerator for 2 to 3 hours before serving. t would be quite an accomplishment to find someone without fond child­ hood memories of the grilled cheese sandwich. However, you don't have to turn in your love of the sandwich with your favorite action figures and high-top sneakers. A humble staple of many a school cafeteria or afterschool kitchen on plain bread, the classic grilled cheese sandwich is a virtual Cinderella when made with a gourmet cheese, crusty bread or even fish, like this “Fisherman's W harf Grilled Cheese," courtesy of Roxanne Chan of Albany, Calif, and reprinted from www.ilovecheese.com I Fisherm an's W harf Grilled Cheese Makes 4 servings • 1/4 cup mayonnaise • 8 slices (1/2-inch thick) sourdough bread, cut from a round loaf • 1/2 cup crumbled blue cheese • 1/2 teaspoon ground pepper • 2 tablespoons red onion, diced • 8 ounces fresh crab or imitation crabmeat, flaked • 1 small green bell pep­ per, cut into thin strips • 4 slices Havarti cheese • 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) butter, softened Spread mayonnaise evenly on one side of four slices of bread. Layer each with two table­ spoons crumbled blue cheese, ground pepper, onion, crab bell peppers and one slice of Havarti cheese. Top with the remaining slices of bread. In a large skillet or griddle, melt butter over low heat. Cook the sandwiches, in batches, if necessary, for two to three minutes per side, or until golden and the cheeses are melted. ‘Steak’-out the all-American dinner with the popular T-bone ne of the mi*>t popular and easiest cuts of steak to prepare is the T-bone. Try your hand at this easy recipe from Michael Velardi, of Pappas Brothers Steakhouse, Houston, courtesy of "The Food of Texas: Authentic Recipes from the Lone Star State" (Periplus), by Caroline Stuart. O T-Bone Steak With Skillet Putatoes Serves 4 • 3 pounds pxitatixs, impeded • 2 tablespoons olive oil • I union, in 14-inch slices • Pinch of sugar • 3 strips thick smoky baton • 1 tablespixin bacon drippings •2 tablespoons butter • Pinch of salt, ground pepper, and sugar • 2 tablesptxms chopped garlic • 2 tablespcxms thinly sliced scallions • 4 (25-30 ounce) T-bone steaks Salt and block pepper Cook the potatoes in boiling water. Drain then refrigerate the potatixs for about 2 hours or until cool. Peel and slice 14- to 12-inch thick. Heat the oil in a small skillet over medium heat and add tlx- onions. Stir constantly as the onions sizzle and begin to brown Add a inch of salt, pepper and sugar and cixik until rown and caramelized. Remove from the heat and set aside. In a cast-iron skillet, cook the bacon until crisp. Remove and drain on absorbent paper. When cool, crumble the bacon and set aside. Drain the bacon drippings from the pan except for 1 tablespoon. In the same pan, add the butter to the bacon drippings. Add the sliced potatixs, season with salt and pepper, and cook over medium heat until the bottom is crisp. Turn the potatoes over and season the other side with salt and pepper. Add the gar­ lic, caramelized onions, scallions and crum­ bled bacon. Cook until they are lender then keep warm while cooking the steak. Prepare a hot grill. Season the steaks with salt and pepper and cook for approximately 8 to 10 minutes per side for medium-rare, or as desired. Remove from the grill and top with a spoonful of parsley butter. Serve with skillet potatixs. T Bone Steak With SUtet Potatoes �Tm Section C Sunday April 21,2002 S i m i \< u i KI i k \i i > Inside: LifeStyle R e l ig io n 4 C -5 C D o r is D ie t r ic h 3C M arva H awkins 7C Seminole lib By Mlctwlto Jaria Managing Editor or a small group of individuals in the 1880s, getting a library started in Sanford wasn't easy. In an account of Sanford's early history, Mrs. A.M. DeForrest depicted a community with lit­ tle interest for a library. Nevertheless, the group trudged forward with their desire to get people to read. 'O n Thanksgiving ... Mrs. Thrasher invited us and a few others to a din­ ner, and w e discussed the subject of a library," DeForrest wrote in 1924. 'M rs. Thrasher and I were much interested and felt the need of one in our city, but we had a decidedly cold bath administered to us and the idea, w e were told 'Sanford people did not want to read, no one cared for a library,' and so forth, but Mrs. Thrasher and I did not give up.” Determination paid off for the pair, and a iy establish established hint in SSanford, library was eventually r, they both would More than 10U years later, probably b« proud of therevolt evolution of Seminole dI u County's library system. Before 1980, Seminole County was part of the Orange County Library System, said Seminole Library Services Manager Jane Peterson. The county first responded to the high growth rate as it affected the public library service by com­ missioning a planning study in 1981. As a result, five new Seminole County facilities were con­ structed from 1986 to 1988. Today, the county's library system has a col­ lection o f more than 500,000 volumes, said Peterson. Mure than I million people visit the five-branch facility each year, and one transac­ tion occurs for every minute the libraries are open. 'C ro w in g up, we always thought of libraries as dusty, dark and very quiet," Peterson said. " Today, it's a lot different. O ur libraries are dynamic, busy, hectic and sometimes noisy." When Peterson refers to a noisy library, she F probably is thinking about the children’s pro­ gram s offered at all five branches In Seminole "T h e library Is very committed to our chil­ d ren's programs," she said. "We've got story tim e at each branch and book talks at local ele­ mentary schools." Along with programs for younger children, the library offers assistance with homework and an intense summ er reading program for ail ages. Making children a priority has paid off for the library system. According to Peterson, the Seminole chil­ dren's program has the high­ est attendance rate per capita for libraries its size. For adults, Seminole County Public Libraries, with branches In Oviedo, Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood and Casselberry, offers word processing, Internet access, meeting rooms and voter registration. The library is also very user-friendly, with services such as item renewal by telephone or Internet, an electronic reference service, and the virtual library. Programs, such as Ask A Librarian, allow customers to use many of the library's resources over the internet. With theeAnswer program, people can type in a question on almost any topic, and a librarian will respond within 24 hours. For its older clientele, the library offers the Seniors Plus Mail Service. Books are mailed to individuals who are unable to leave their home. Last week during National Library Week, Sem inole County Public Libraries celebrated lls growth within the community by hosting Customer Appreciation Day. People, especially children, were invited to a day of face painting and bookmark creating during the special event. "W ithout customers, there wouldn't be a library system ," Peterson said. "We wanted to say ‘thank you.' " For more information about Seminole County Public Libraries, call the central branch at 407339-4000. The library can be found on the Internet at www.scpl.llb.f1.us Four-yeer-okt Jocafyn Oewhtret, from M l 5-year-oid twins Kristin and Rutty WaWfartb create bookmarks Tuesday at the Sanford library. Agtshne Wtgfal, stall assistant a! Si# Sanford library, checks in books. For each minute the library la open, a transaction is made. Semlnoto Library Services Manager Jane Peterson stands at the check-out area of the Sanford library, "ach of Seminole’s five library branches offere an array of services, from Internet access to word processing Th e system also is committed to children’s programs, with story bme for young aga groups and homework assistance for cider students. �P ip 2G . * Thx Soonou Herald Sunday; April 21.2002 - * I * | » | t | |' ; ^ - •t Students receive top awards at science and engineering Young scientists from schools around the state gath­ ered at the State Science and Engineering Fair held a t the L ate land Center, in Lakeland, April 10 through A pril 12. Students presented their science research projects and * competed for aw ards and irizes. The top awards nd ud e a chance to com pete at the Intel International f Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) in Louisville, Ky., in May, for more than $2 m il­ lion In awards and scholar­ ships. Winners were announced April 12 at the Grand Awards Ceremony (Lakeland Center). Sem inole County Public School’s state winners, w ho w ill be participating a t the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, are Beniamin Allen, Carolyn Andrews, Jacqueline Geier, Angela Goodw in, Kyle Spec tor, Joseph Wilson, Rachel Zelkow itz, and Justin Zorn, all from Lake Brantley High School. T h e s e students are the world’s future — future sci­ entists, actors, musicians, professional athletes, doctors, com m unicators, entrepre­ neurs, edu cators, and b u s i­ ness and w orld leaders,'* said Joyce Brennan, host director. "Science fair com petitions like this, as well as the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, are a great way to inspire today's youth to entertain new Ideas, create new technologies and b ring a fresh perspective to the world.* Student scientists in these competitions learn through hands-on, inquiry-based research and experim ents- , tion, not just through lectures and books. 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For informa­ School Lunch Program. Marva tion, call Bennie Shaw, It provides nutritional­ H aw kins prcsident/CEO, at ly balanced meals to ■ •• • • • • 407-322-1501. needy children regard­ These sites will par­ less of race, color, creed, sex, ticipate in the Summer Food handicap, age or national ori­ Service Program: • gin during summer vacation • Midway Community when school breakfasts and Center — 407-322-1501 lunches are not available. • Unique Hair Salon — 407-330-0309 All children 18 years old and younger both enrolled • Free Will Holiness and non-enrolled In open site, Church — 407-323-8336 arc eligible for meals at no • Bookertown Recreation charge. The programs are only Center — 407-302-4183 • Tropica na Apartments — 407-322-7304 • Harbor Literacy Center I — 407-330-0101 • H arbor Literacy Center II — 407-330-0101 • Georgia Arms Apartments — 407-323-4000 • Progress Baptist Church -4 0 7 - 3 2 4 -3 8 3 4 • St. Paul Baptist Church— 407-323-1601 • Universal Needs Alliance — 407-321-88% • Universal Needs Alliance 1 1 -4 0 7 -3 2 1 -8 8 % • Am bassador For Christ Academy — 407-330-7771 • Mama Jean's Pre-School — 407-322-3903 • Trinity United Methodist Church — 407-323-3598 • Hickory Avenue Church of Cod - 407-322-0388 Goldsboro Front Porch G ean-U p Neighborhood Day is 8 a.m. to 5 p m . Saturday,. April 27. Goldsboro com m uni­ ty citizens are supporting their clean up. Clean out your storage ’ room, sheds, and garages. Properly put the trash, limbs, yard debris in garbage bags. Get rid of broken furniture and large appliances. The clean up effort is in need of families and neighborhoods to join in. A Captain on your street will call. Call ana please volunteer. Participate by getting and putting ail your trash, broken appliances, broken furniture and garbage on the curb. The city of Sanford and the Goldsboro Clean-Up Committee will have pickup dumpsters and bags for clean up. Join your neighbors at the great clean-up. Call 407-3021377 for more information. Dry/ God Youth Ministry, 'Youth on the Move, A Persuaded G eneration,' will have as spe­ cial guest Minister Terry McKinney Jr., 11 a.m. Sunday, April 21. At 5 p.m., Evangelist Cheryl "P in g ' Leonard will be in con­ cert. The Rev. James Himer is pastor. Robin Black is youth director. The Goldsboro Front Porch Elderly Program offers numer­ ous services for residents on the Goldsboro Community. Services include personal grooming and hair care, yard maintenance, arts and crafts and minor home repairs. Call Eloisc Dilligard at 407302-8073 or 407-302-1377 by Wednesday, April 24, to partic­ ipate. Goodwill-Self-Sufficiency Job Center offering summer workshops Goodwill Self-Sufficiency Job Center is offering work­ shops for two programs, Job Club and the B.E.S.T Program, during the next few months. Dates include April 22 through April 26, May 6 through May 10,May 20 through May 24, June 3 through June 7, June 17 through June 21, and July 15 through July 19. Job Club is a free program irovided by Goodwill ndustries of Central Florida that delivers intensive job­ seeking and employability skills to anyone looking for [ The Sanford Recreation Department recently announced the winners to its Easter egg hunt held at the end of March Winners included Danny Lee Brock J r , in the 0-3 age group; Andre MUIer in the 4-6 age group; Devin Jones in the 7-9 v ! . 49a group; and T J. Copio in the 10-12 age group. work. With no admission criteria except the desire to gain employment. Job Club particiiants receive intensive trainng in interviewing and jobsearch skills, resume writing and positive self-image. • Graduates receive a profes­ f sional resume and vouchers for interview apparel from Goodwill retail stores. For information about the Job Club, call 407-872-0070. The Business Employment Skills Training (B.E.S.T.) pro­ gram is a free, open- • entry/open-exit program pro­ vided by Goodwill Industries of Central Florida that trains people with disabilities and disadvantaging conditions in entry-level business support •skills, such as computer train­ ing in Microsoft Office*® soft­ ware programs, as well as business math and English, telephone etiquette, office machines and customer serv­ ice. Participants progress at their own pace over eight to 12 weeks. The B.E.S.T. classroom is located in Goodwill's Orlando Self-Sufficiency Center. For information about the B.E.S.T program workshop, call 407-872-7684 The Goodwill SelfSufficiency Job Center is locat­ ed at 515 W. Central Ulvd., in Orlando. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Meals on Wheels, Etc, Inc. is accepting applications for The Emergency Repair Program. Assistance is available to Very low Income Homeowners in Seminole County. The Emergency Repair Program is not a remodeling program. The program is designed to help families with limited emergency housing repair and to low income home owners for utility connec­ tions. Funds are provided through the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners and State of Florida. Call 407-333-8877 ext 103 for assistance. Grant writing workshop April 27 A Grant Writing Workshop will be held 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, A pril 27, atS^m ii)ole Community Cpilegq j * m ultipurpose . room in the Student C enter (building C). The workshop will be led by grant writing consultant, Elizabeth Wills. Discussion will center on the grant application for the arts a license plate grants from Seminole Cultural A rts Council. The arts license plate grants are available to four categories o f organizations in Seminole County: • Cultural/H istorical organizations for you th art activities, up to $2,000/grant; • Sem inole County Public Schools for arts activities, up to $l,000/ g ran t; • Non-cultural/historical organizations for youth arts activities, up to $2,000/grant; • Em erging cultural/historical organizations who have been in existence betw een one and five years, up to $2,000/grant. A lso included in the dis­ cussion will be applications for the Florida Division of C ultural Affairs grants. W orkshop attendance is not m andatory for grant applications, but it will be help ful to organizations in com pleting the application. , The w orkshop is free to public. Faith not only cleanses all kinds of sin, but faith changes all kinds of people £ �Pa#e 6C Sunday April 21.2002 THx Soonqli Hualo ‘Celebration of Cultures’ this Friday This Friday, April 26, al 6 p.m., in the Lake Mary High School multipurpose room, Lake Mary Elementary School and Greenwood Lakes Middle School will present ^Celebration of Cultures...A Mary Talent Production." This joint venture is designed to bring students and members of the commu­ nity together to promote diversity and tolerance. WESH Channel 2 news anchor Marc Middleton will be the event’s emcee. The event is also a fund-raiser to the Make-A-Wish Foundation's Kids-For-Kids Wish program. The money raised will fund the wish of a local child who suffers from life threatening seizures. Tickets for the event are just $5 in advance and $10 at the door. For tickets or for more information, call Joan ' * ' ' 5 1 Tike-ail b a root rot disease caused by a soil-inhabitant fun­ gus affecting all warm-season turfgrasses, especially S t Augustinegrass. Symptoms of thb disease are primarily observed during the summer and early fall months when Florida receives the majority of its rain­ fall. Prolonged periods of rainfall are most con­ ducive to thb disease. Rowell Woman's Club msmbsrs Janay Dougherty and Diana Turtle with soma of the lovely plants that ware for sale during the recent Lake Mary Woman's Club brunch. Toro at 407-320-5667. W oman's C lub H osts Brunch The weather outside was a little messy, but inside, it was nice and dry with some beau­ tiful plants. Saturday was the day lor the Lake Mary W oman's C lub's Annual Spring Brunch and Plant Sale. HffWd photo by Mary Rowvil Members Charlene Miller, Jeannie Cosmai and Lois Jackson sewing up the delicious food during Ihe recent Lake Mary Woman's Club brunch. The club had a beautiful array of plants in som e very beautiful containers. The daughter o f club member Diane Turtle painted many of the pots. There were birds, butterflies and some lovely daisies in a rainbow of colors. The brunch was very nice with club members cooking and serving the guests quiche, hash browns, ham, strata and more. Why have a brunch? The brunch and plant sale is one of the clubs yearly fund-raisers. The club raises money throughout the year to benefit their local projects. Each year, the Woman’s Club gives an SCC scholarship to a displaced homemaker. The d u b also gives to Safehousc of Seminole County, Special Olympics and more. The Lake Mary Woman's Club is always open to new members and new ideas. If you'd like to join, call Wanda at 407-330-3331. The dub meets at 10 a.m. on the fourth Wednesday of the month September through May at the Timacuan Country Club, Victorian friendship tea scheduled for first week in May W. Warren Ave. The event b a graceful way to ease the stress of busy lives by savoring the rituals a of a tuneless tradition. After the tea, browse the 1880s Victorian A Victorian friendship tea in the heart of historic Longwood b scheduled for 2 p m Saturday, May 4, and Sunday, May 5, at the Bradlee-Mdntyre House Museum, located at 130 — — Queen Ann-style mansion. Cost b $20 per person. For reservations or information, call 407-834-9506. The event b pre­ sented by the Central Florida Society of Hbtoric Preservation. Governm ent Self-Em ployed? > uI nkliaillnH a blirn lo B la h .a m lo a — ™ Take-all: D isease of.grasstes point esjfcdafly of S t AugustmegrasoL Balance nitro­ gen applications with equal amounts of potassium. For every pound of nitrogen applied, an equal amount of elemental potassium should be applied. Slow-release nitrogen and slow-release potassi­ um sources should be used. Avoid nitratenitrogen products and quick-release urea prod­ ucts. If slow-release Symptoms potassium b not avail­ Because die roots are able, then apply quickaffected, plants will not release potassium to the be able to efficiently turfgrass between nitroobtain water or nutrients • • • • • • • • gen applications. Extra from the soil nor will potassium may be useful they be able to store the prod­ in late summer and early falL ucts from photosynthesis. The Apply mlcronutrients, especially fungus does not attack leaves manganese. Micronutrients and symptoms observed on the should be applied in the sulfate form as foliar applications. leaves are the result of the dam­ age to the root system. If the turIf the roots are not function­ fgrass b not stressed or b under ing properly, they will not be a low level of stress, leaf symp­ able to efficiently obtain nutri­ toms may never be observed. ents from the soil. Apply herbi­ However, under high stress cides only as needed and conditions, symptoms will begin according to the labeL S t to appear on the leaves. By the Augustinegrass b especially sensitive to herbicides. time the leaf symptoms appear, the pathogen probably had been Even when herbicides are active on the roots for at least applied correctly, they will pro­ two to three weeks, maybe duce some stress on S t longer. Initially, yellowing areas Augustinegrass. Do not apply develop randomly on the turf herbicides or other chemicals ranging in diameter from a few when the soil moisture fa low. inches to a few feet. Roots devel­ op black lesions and eventually, Chemical Control , become very short, black and The fungicides containing rotted. Stolons and rhizomes azoxystrobin, mydobutanil, trimay have ha black lesions and, adimefon propiconazole, and under: r severe disease conditions, thiophanate methyl arc used to begin to rot control thb disease. These sys­ Entire plants may ilk* result­ temic fungicides an? not as cffi-cing in irregular patches of thin­ tive as theuVrtff rtlfhiibFtAn- 1 ning grass, and if not controlled, trols once the disease symptoms bare patches may develop. have developed. These fungi­ cides may be useful when used Cultural preventively. T h b means they must be applied before symp­ Controls Measures that prevent or alle­ toms develop. viate stress are the best methods For best control, apply the for controlling the disease or at fungicides at least one month least decreasing the potential before you normally observe aboveground symptoms. damage. The turfgrass must be mowed at the correct height Continue applying the fungicide once a month until the weather during the summer. It may even be necessary to raise Ihe mow­ b no longer conducive for dis­ ing height during periods of ease development. rainy weather. County Urban Trie turfgrass must be mowed *1 F«rw la as frequently as necessary so that only one third of the leaf tis­ 250 W Comfy H o rn am or pfwna sue b removed during any one Camay C o m "* mowing event. Scalping tne opan to m naanton of grass damages the growing M Postal Health Insurance* (a Affordable Rates! Up to $ 4 7 ,5 7 8 . Now hiring. Full benefits, training and retirem ent. • 11 n h t u t .lU B tu run*x a tlUnt) ** * hm i"MotMuif ilW tmt for n m if *m rr*w * htti ruiHiifcxf be fijfg/nJ «niJ for u m tlLitum •AlUm i tow to v towr i/ixtort *smJ hotpUuh * f i t ubft tofu w nrtJs anJ n w JW gff • H I S «t*rr ItU iWfeaMf Nautoril Arnr/lfi tint#r« <u«4 For application ft Info, call 7days/wk SAM •10PM: lift Call toll-free-1.888.239.3470 (800) 337-9730 D e p t. P -135 w,yw .E?trBE»iK/iu»im i.roM w w w .T h e S a n ctifie d .o rg T h e A n s w e r lo Life . *J », . 1*> ! Jobs .a i l-.f. t BUY FACTORY DIRECT ST E E L BUILDING SALE UP TO 60% OFF 800-606-8424 C itrus care program slated fo r A pril 2 6 Al Ferrer, Seminole County urban horticulturist, will pres­ ent a citrus care and propaga­ tion program 10 a.m. to noon Friday, April 26. The program will also fea­ ture a special grafting presen­ tation by "Pokey" of Pokey's Lake Jem Cihrus Nursery in Zell wood. The event will be held in the Seminole County Extension Service, located at 250 W. County Home Road, across from Flea World in Sanford. Cost b free. Those interested in attend­ ing are requested to make reservations by calling 407-6655561 or 407-665-5551. �T hx Sdunou Ho a ld Sunday. April 2t 2002 P ag e 3C 100th birthday honoree lives up to .‘Aged to Perfection’ A fairyland ambience at the Theme for the centennial ber o f several bridge d u b s Sanford home of Doty and Bill gala was "Aged to Perfection." during the years. Mallczowski indicated that A large poster inscribed with In 1980 Miriam moved to something eery special ••••••••••a* Sanford to be near her daugh­ these words w as signed was in the air other ter and family. She is a mem­ by each guest. Doty said than St. Patrick's Day. ber o f the First United the poster held such T his day was also Methodist Church, Sanford, meaning that "w e may the day that Miriam and has a zest for life and peo­ never take it dow n." Shull, D oty's mother, ple. At 100, Miriam is unusual­ The huge birthday ended a century of life cake was also decorated ly alert and gets around very and began her second with "A ged to well. She reads, works cross­ century. "1 never word puzzles and thoroughly Perfection" and St. thought I would live to Doris Patrick's Day motifs. enjoys her family and going see this day," the viva­ Dietrich The elegant refreshment places with them. Miriam is cious guest o f honor at excited over going to New table featured an appe­ a birthday celebration Jersey this summer with Doty tizing assortment of said. "B u t it’s w onderful" fruit punch, Finger sandwich­ and Bill. Doty added, "The day was es, deviled eggs, meatballs, Needless to say, Miriam was perfect for a beautiful 100th vegetable tray, mini quiches, just too thrilled for words with birthday party." nuts and mints. The hosts' all the fuss made over her as daughter-in-law, Linda A green and white tent was she turned 100. And she per­ pitched outside a porch area of Mallczowski, provided an eyesonifies "Aged to Perfection" appealing fruit tray. the MaliczowsU home where to a T . more than 125 guests called to Friends, Peggy and Bill wish Miriam a nappy day at Coffman of Vinton, Va., sent Bridge Social an open house from 2 to 6 p m. an arrangement of mixed flow­ The Bridge Social of the Friends and relatives from ers. Attending from Sanford Woman's Club met at across the nation sent flowers Mooresville, N.C. w ere the home of Rose Edith and plants by the dozens to Deborah Bowen and her niece, Jacobson for the April card decorate the party site that Sara Webb. games. Hostesses Rose and was also adorned with clusters Family members who Fran Mitchell served a variety of colorful balloons.'' attended and helped with the of refreshments to the players festivity were M iriam 's other High score was won by daughter, Ann Roebuck of Zelda Siskind and Fran Altadena, Calif, who arrived Mitchell scored second high. with her daughter, Jill O ther players included: Stephens of San Diego. Also Carolyn Cornelius, Wanda attending were the hosts' son Ross, Helen Ernest, Terri and M iriam 's grandson, Millikan, Wilma Heaton, Libby Douglas Maliczowski, Linda Prevatt, Shirley Milis, Marion and their son, Joshua. Other Smith, Mary Dale Jones, great grandchildren are Kevin Thelma Smith, Emy Sokol, and Kelsey Cariffc of San Carol Dennison and Melvin Diego. Bill's niece and her Siskind. daughter, Nancy Cateneo and Stephanie Cateneo, attended Ruth Turns 104 from Wayne, N.J. Miriam's Congratulations are in order family consists of two daugh­ to Ruth Hamilton, formerly of ters, two grandchildren and Sanford, on her 104th birthday three great grands. this month. Ruth lived at Bram Miriam was bom on March Towers for a number of years 17,1902, in Quincy and later and contributed greatly to the Sanford community. moved to Melbourne where she retired as Manager of the She started life as an ele­ Branch Office o f the Clerk of mentary school teacher in the Circuit Court at rural Iowa where she earned Melbourne. She was active in $43 monthly. Ruth went on to the community and is a 50marry a medical doctor and ear member of the Eastern was later a New Hampshire tar. Miriam served in 1955-56 congresswoman, a lecturer, Miriam Shull recently celebrated her tOOth birthday wtth friends and as Worthy Matron o f the Order author and world traveler. Now a resident of Winter family with an 'Aged to Perfection,’ of the Eastern Star No. 106 Park, Ruth has enjoyed a rich, celebration. Bom March 1 7,1902, Melbourne. She is an avid Shull has a real zest for IHe. bridge player and was a mem­ full, healthy life. h h i HifiM photo by Tommy Vbmnt The Bridge Social of the Sanford Woman's Club met at the home of Rose Edith Jacobson for the April card games. Pictured seated, from left, are Carolyn Cornelius, Terri Millikan, Libby Prevatt and Zelda Siskind. Sjanding are hostesses Fran Mitched and Jacobson. Don't miss our ANF0RD MAIN 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 EVERY TUESDAY LIVE E N T E R T A IN M E N T • F R U ITS • V E G G IE S • P L A N T S •A N D M O R E F or M ore Inform ation C all (407) 322-5600 Zoo offering summer programs With summer just around the comer, it's time for parents to discover fun. safe activities for their children. The Central Florida Zoological Park offers | summer day camps and dasses for children. The Nature Niche and Animal Trackers day camps offer exploration and recre­ ation. During Nature Niche, m explore the Zoo's s to discover native a«d the role they pUL™r I Trackers takes kids on a make-believe journey to meet animals and experience the life and cultures o f other lands. Each day, children dis­ cover a new continent through games, activities and tracking animals that live there. These week-long classes are offered during June and July for children six through 12 years of age. Class hours are 9 a m. to 2 p m and class­ es indude lunch, a snack and Zoo shirt. Aftercamp care is available from 2 to 5 p.m. for an additional charge. Zoo classes offer fun for Jr. Zoologists and Tadpole Ttekkere. Children 9-12 years can experience what it's like to be a zoo-keeper by working with Central Florida Zoo ani­ mal staff during the Jr. Zoologist class in June and July. In is class meets for three consecutive days from 9 a m to noon and children receive a T-shirt and a snack each day. Tadpole Trekkets offers children 2-5 and a parent lots of fun through games, stories and crafts. Classes are held in June and August from 10 to 11 am For more information, including program dates and fees, call the Zoo at 407-3234450, extension 123. The Zbo is located at 3755 NW 1 Highway 17-92 in Sanford. its. FO O T A OF Selected youth are preparing (or a big, dramatical presentation April 2th, 27#i & 28th, entitled ’ Footprints ol A Pilgrim.’ Froi ints takes a journey through the life of Ruth Bell ~ * herchikfhood days with her missionary-friar China; to meeting and falling in love with ttv wortdrenowned Reverend Billy Graham; to iys of travel a grandand politics; even to becoming a mother mother. Written by Ruth and adapted *'J script by a professional theatre company, "The the play offers Insight on family relationships, grace, and why faith is important in anyone's life. Glimpse into the Graham family life, and take away words and wisdom from the heart of Ruth Bell Graham. Tickets are free, but reservations are needed. Call the church office to reserve your night of choice. April 26th, 27th & 28th Tickets are complimentary. Call for Information: 4 0 7 - 3 2 2 -2 9 1 4 Central Baptist Church 3101 West SR 46 • Sanford, FL 32771 f * �4C Sunday. April 21.2002 i T hx Sohnolk Hoald *. Church Notes Sqfeharbor Christian Church In Conceit Hickory Avenue Church o f G od, located at 503 H ickory Ave., in Sanford, w ill feature M inister Terry McKinney Jr., 11 a.m. Sunday, April 730 Upsala Rd., Sanford Tim Storms, Pastor 21 . A t 5 p.m. Sunday, C heryl (Ping) Leonard w ill appear in concert. Goapel of M ark St. Mary M agdalen Youth M inistry will pres­ ent Rank Runyeon in "A fraid ! T h e Gospel of M ark ," 7:30 p.m. Sunday, A pril 21, in the church, located at 861 Maitland Ave., in Altam onte Springs. Tickets are 56 in advance and $7 the day o f the show. For m ore inform ation, call 407-834-2211. Women's W orkshop Victory Tem ple of G od , located at 601 Pine Ave., in Sanford, is cu r­ rently hosting its W om en's D istrict W orkshop 2002 for African A m erican Women o f God through A pril 21. All African Am erican w om en in the com m uni­ ty are invited to partici­ pate in the event, which w ilt teaching, encourag­ ing, helping, enhancing the skills o f participants, collaborating and im proving the com m uni­ ty For more inform ation, call 407-321-8864. Food Sou rce Program The Sanford Church of C hrist is w orking w ith a program call Food Source to help the con­ gregation and com m uni­ ty. The program offers various foods each m onth at a discounted rate from grocery stores. For more inform ation about the Food Source Program , call Jeannette Siiffey at 407-323-8234, 407-829-0272 or the church at 407-322-7781. V olu nteers Needed The C hristian Sharing C enter in Longwood has an urgent need for vol­ unteers to fill various positions. Receptionists and interview ers are needed to interview families in crisis situations and to assist them in m eeting their needs. Pantry workers are needed to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for client fam ilies. Van drivers are needed to pick up food donations. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m . to 1 p.m. For inform ation, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. 6, Monday, W ednesday or Friday. A —^ A A a a i| B i M j C ■ ■ W m * H an k w am a ia iu e a ie S lf lW M • m m B A R N E S HEATING & A IR C O N D ITIO N IN G COMPLETl SYSTEMS •ADO ONS FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICE AU. BRANDS RESIDENTIAL AMO COMMERCIAL ■HEAT PUMP EXPERTS’ STATE CERT 9CAC036924 •15 Wv 2nd S t 323-3517 ‘A M nttry ol Church ol Qod ot Sanlord A BEKA Curriculum ■03 W. 22nd 8 4 , Sanford •321-2723 TAAOmORAL KPWCOHU. « t ALBAN * Mmmm c A n c m c a sm lberry 334f W. *R 426 (AJome Avd) (1M M N at Qreeweway SR 417 Going Cad) Onado. Honda 407-967-2379 1979 Book 01 Common Prayer Wlnlar Park Dr. 3W -73U 1 T R A N S M IS S IO N S DAVID B E V E R L Y AND S T A F F 200 W. 25th Street Sanford, FL JIM ^ Anglican H A R R EL& BEV ERLY SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL and DAYCARE Pi*-»choo< tfwu 12th grade BANFORO e . 25 m st. 321-0448 LONQWOOD Hwy. 434 X 427 is w m 207 1100 am 900 pm • 30 p m ROW E PEST CO N TRO L Com pear, In c. 94* a m 1100 a m *00 p m TOO p m 700 p m *00 p m LOCALLYOWNEDAMOOPERATED . 'SartkvtfV Ont Stop Gltt* Slue" 497/3*1-2309 •Par 407/336-1199 COMMERCIAL •RtMOOmAL 2626 noN russj 4 staff t r o q u o b Ave. • 3 2 2 -2 0 7 0 Assembly O f God A d * choe BRISSO N FU N E R A L H O M E ' RESTAURANT M M 130 AM -TEW ■ 323-2999 t U t T O S T S T, SANFOHO THE McKIBBIN AGENCY IN SU R A N C E 114 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD 322-0331 C O O O f iK A H ■QM. 555 W«t 1st Si. Sanloal, FL 32771 0 (407) 322-2821 For Your A d To Appear In T h is Space C all T ed a t 407-322-2611 ro o o s t r v ic e eoum -m c m t TAX (407) J»* M u I uiir-r.il IIo m m ' •CompMi f unvrjl Server! •Crrmitton •Marten AMonument! •Prurrangmwits 322-3213 ROBERT I. BRISSON 9th S t and Laurel Ava. Sanford *322-2131 (ear) 330- taao (■ ltA \ 1K O W M S ( . AJnort lir a ., Santera 1777J o r . -shorty* smith and rua noouon wum uaoao. rumu am For Your A d To Appear In Th is Space Call Ted at 407-322-2611 Church Famdy Darner Prayer andBAda Study VbueiMaaana 900 PM 700 PM WttTVWW BAPTMT CHURCH 4100 Fade Rond (46A) Sartoa Florida 407-32*0623 Re* Bd Centrum, Pastor Sunday Mcrrang Wenhp ICtS am. Sunday School B 00 Am. Stanley Evening WoriNp9 00 p m Wad Player Service TOO pm. COUNTRYWOt 1AFTWT CHURCH SB0 6 Courtry Dub Ad, Lake Mary, FL Shane Wyrn Pamor Sunday Scfuci f 49 am. SimdeyAAl WoraWp 1049 am P UW ont* « 0 0 p m Wed Prayer llnnang 7 30 p m teinery Pfovtdad! P M C ftC fT BAPTWT CHURCH *01 Eaal Aaport Bodavard Sartod. Honda 37773 C H M ts Ofce (407) 322 1737 J Cad Watch Pator Sundey School 946 a m Uomng Wonhrp 1100am Evenaig Wonhrp 7 00pm DCF RagXart. CPfV CtfrVAct/FwiroonvMMN Infant/ToddlarTLC 15 Yra. Exp. BFL/HM* Sanford/Laka MaryAna * * * * * * * lAd-Waek Wonftp 700 p m Chklren't Church TOO pm. fernery Provided AN Servces C a ll G e n e s is F a m ily K i d C a re 407- 688-7766 930 PM TOO PM Baptist COMMttCUL-MOUSTMAL MflUUMTKM •ceaxw st Me iutwain 930 AM. 949 AM. 1049 AM W1JDVA ASSOM LY OP OOO IP I O a o n R l Longwood. FL 37779 ‘ ' 407-7740777 Greg Freeman Peatot Sunday Servicea P IS a m and 10 45 am Sunday School 930am Midda School 1049 am Nuniry Provided CENTRAL SYSTEMS S.E., INC. K»n S Catty CtouM For Your Ad To Appear In Th is Space Call Ted at 407-322-2611 * JORDAN BAPTWT CHURCH 930 UpaMa Ad. Sanford 323-9072 George Skidd. PuU Sunday School 10 00 am. Uomng Semce 1100 a m Catholic ALL S O ilLl CATHOUC CHURCH Comer of 9ti $L A S Oak Awe . 6 m to d .F l - 407422 3796 Fetter Richard W Tmm 9004 ------------------„ 4 00 pm Vtgl 9 00 pm 7:49a m , 19.30a m . feaon Englund plans perform ance fo r this Thursday at P otter’s W heel The P otter's Wheel Church of God is hosting a perform­ ance by Jillian Englund, for­ m er model and spokes­ wom an for Giorgio C osm etics, 7 p.m. Thursday, April 25. Englund will be conduct­ ing a healing conference on Friday and Saturday evenings. Sessions begin at 7 p.m. nightly. The P otter's Wheel is located in Live Oak Center on Enterprise Road in Orange City betw een Saxon Boulevard and Deltona Boulevard. It is the last unit on the left after entering the center. For more inform ation, call 407-579-9281 or 386-860-7204. A ltar Servers A ppreciation In a special effort to honor the Alter Servers of four Catholic parishes, including All Souls, Saint A nn’s, Saint Augustine and Nativity, Council No. 5357 is inviting all altar servers, their fam i­ lies, religious and parish priests in the four parishes to a dinner and inspirational message presented by the Rev. Michael J. Hughes, OSA. The Appreciation Night will be held 6 p.m. Saturday April 20, in the large Council Flail building, located at 2505 Myrtle Ave,, in Sanford. The Knights of Columbus, Grand Knight John Herbert stated, "C ou ncil 5357 is dedi­ cated to strengthening family life in accordance with the social teaching o f the Church and, guided by our principles o f charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism , serving as a witness to the good news of Jesus Christ through activi­ ties such as the Altar Servers Appreciation N ight." For more information, call 407-327-4117. �T hx Siwnolz Hdlod Sunday. April 21/2002 P a g e JjC M O u Ka M IIO J O m k * l| M K •- r, OURU0Y, CATHOLIC 3790 k n M l FL 48736V41M Chriatlan 322*7727 I3 0 tm 1040 li f t •< m 141pm AS ™* *-- m *-------■rWfi ■----IWKOmu MVVR CITY CHRMTIAR CHURCH mOMaanOrtwa nidT,r. a 32713 P t o a f a 407-666-0452 EmaA; rtvarcayccBnatzaro nal M M School 10am Prmchtq l V&M\ 730 Upaala Rd, Barters, FL 407-322-0060 , JMCapvto too am Morning 1015 am 6 00 pm Samoa 1 0 0 p m UOFfatfUJ ■*« I* ■Carina; tor PaqpK* 1401 6 Park A m t SartenL FL 32771 HOT) 322-2401 6:45am * Sunday School 113 Christian Science NRBT CHURCH OF O W L SCXR TVT 975 MARKHAM WOODS ROAD Comer of E E. WtBamaon Road 407-7967709 Sunday; Church Sarvica and Sunday School 10.00 a m Wadnaaday 1 00 p m Chid Cara4 J Ip A 10 a m 7pm Congregational CHURCH (NACCC) 2401 6 P w t* ra .S a rto rd 407-322-4604 Larry Leonari Pastor Sunday School 030 am. Mamtog Rtoranto 1100am. Choir Pmcaca Wattoaaday 046pm . 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EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 Rmaharl R4 Lata Mary. FL 4466673 Tha Rav Ctoartoa T. Hot. Radar lu m p y HoPy Euchanal 730 a m AdkH Forum 6 ChAdrmaSunday School 10 00 a m 9 00/11.1Sam 600 a m (Education WV^) Nuraary Bagtot Al 646 am. Through 12 43 p m Sarvica Holy EucharW 7 00 a m 6 700 pm. Charismatic Episcopal CHURCH OP TH E HOLY COMFORTER Xhanammc •Sadvamaraai •Ew npda f Tha Sanford Bndga Comar ol Rh St 6 HoPy An* 407-2666064 PaMHoyar Ndhan Ouu Saturday avartng Sistoay rnomaig 3002 C 407-323-3764 Jack Ca* Sunday Meaning Worthy) Evantog Sarvica Twaadiy Evarang 1000 a m • 00pm 7 00 pm Non-Denomlnatlonal H O U t l OF R tF U O i f IT W H .W C . 1001 Catary A*e , Santord (407)324-1711 Oora W Rthardaon Paaior Sunday School 9 30 am Uommg Woralvp 1100am Ivaning Woralvp 700 pm L w ad 730 pm •MOWER OOWN OF BLI1S6IOS 201 Ebn A m . Sardord, FL 407-321-6369 ScmdwSchool Moinaig Wonhto Tua. 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FL 32771 (O tM (E jd S I)W a e l Fad Slrad an LaA *One Mia) 4073223332 yam s toa Ooapd la Good Nswa* 5070 407-3244)196 Itod-Waafc Utg Wad 645 am I I 00 am §00 p m 730pm hUa ioo.i 0 0 women in white to host Excellence Conference One hundred women in white will host a Women of Excellence Conference at the Woman's Club of Sanford April 25 through April 28. H u nks to the generous sponsorship of "Glamour Magic" and "ltM Women in White," each person who a g is ­ ters will receive a full makeover, hairstyling and photo session with a registra­ tion fee of $20. Each personal photo session includes a full wardrobe and accessories to match. Registered people will also receive their choice of a free full color 8X10 from their photo session For more information and group registration, call Sylvia Thomas at 407-323-4967. For vendor tables, please contact Ms. Smith at 407-9818371. Tables are $20 per day. Spring Into Life The Orlando Church of Religious Science will have its Sunday Celebration at Maitland Community Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, April 21. The special event, “Spring Into Life With Laughter," wUl feature the Spirit Band. A potluck dinner will also be­ held. he park is located on Mayo Avenue about one mile north of the Maitland Civic Center off of Orlando Avenue. For more* information, calJ 407-673-3030. Volleyball League The Jewish Community Center, located at 851 N. Maitland Ave., is now accepting registration for a Sunday evening co-ed Power Volleyball League. Teams will scrimmage on April 28, and the league offi­ cially begins May 5. There will be eight weeks of round robin play followed by a tournament. Entry fee is $225 per team. Registration deadline is April 26. For more information, call Sylvia Pasnak at 407-645-5933, Sp ag h etti D in ner The Salvation Army M en's Fellow ship Club is hosting its annual spaghetti dinner 6 to 7:30 p.m . Tuesday, A pril 29. "We are looking for­ ward to our annual spaghetti dinner; we are particularly excited about the m usic that will be rovided by the New lount Z ion M issionary Baptist C hurch," said C apl. Robert A. Reckline, corps officer at The Salvation Army in Sanford. "Folks com e from sur­ rounding areas and O rlando to enjoy our fam ous spaghetti, and w e'll be at our best this year," said Charlie Bumgardner, president of the M en’s Fellow ship Club. M oney raised at the event goes to support program s of the Men's Fellow ship Club, the ladies Hom e League and the W orldwide M issions o f The Salvation Army. Tickets are $5 per adult and $3 per child. For tick­ ets or inform ation, con­ tact The Salvation Army in Sanford at 407-3222642. The Salvation Army o f Sanford is located at 700 W. 24th St. E Flow er A rranging W ekiva Presbyterian Church is hosting a night o f flow er arranging 5 p.m. Sunday, April 28. Following a light catered supper, Patty Joyner, who does flower arranging for Sunday w orship, will dem on­ strate how to arrange flowers. Tickets are $5 per per­ son and will be sold at C ircles and on Sunday April 14 and April 21. G o lf Tournam ent The Presbyterian Women o f Wekiva is onsoring the first Bud mdall M em orial G olf Tournam ent Saturday, April 20. R egistration is at 7:30 a.m. w ith an 8:30 a.m. shot gun start. The event is a four person scram ble at Zellw ood Station Country Club. Entry fee is $50 per player, w hich includes green fees, cart, range balls, lunch and prizes. For more inform ation and an entry form , e-mail b u d k en d a llg o lfS ea rth lin k .n e t K G lee C lu b Concert The University of M ichigan M en's C lee Club w ill be in concert 7:30 p.m . Monday, May 6, in First United Methodist Church o f O rlando, locat­ ed dow ntow n at the cor­ ner of Magnolia and South streets. Tickets are* $5 and are available at the door. 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Sanford, Florida SOB wwvu.seminoleherald.com Sanford Chamber standing on firm ground By Dan Ping SANFORD — The laat time Angelia Gordon addresaed the dty commksion, she desperately needed funds to keep the Sanford Chamber of Commerce afloat Six months later, fire chamber has money In the bank and almost 100 new members. T h e Chamber is In a lot different position than the last time I was before you,” Gordon told dty commissioners in early June. "We've got s lot of good news.* '3 , Gordoni reported ret the chamber Miller’s m au lers TTte Sfeminote Community CoNeoesoftbaN team has wen richly rewarried tor yet Wage IB Mims to bo first assistant chiaf in Sominolo LeeenneR. Mims will become the fint female In the history of the Seminote County EMS/Rie/Reecue division pro­ moted to the rank of assistant t»* cxim. Mima, who currently tervo at a battalion chief, will be •pinned* with another bugle during a ceremony an Friday, June 28. She began in the fire service as a volunteer with the dty of Lake Mary in the early 1960a. She was hired by the dty of Longwood as a Rrefighter/EMT in October 1904. She moved up through the ranksaaa . Fireflghter/Paramedic, Engineer, Lieutenant, and ass Battalion Chief during her tenure with the Qty of Longwood. In March 1999, she began her employment with Seminole County EMS/Fire/Rescue as a Battalion Chief of Planning. 'During her tenure with us, Leeanna has been instrumental in securing grant funding for several projects, has taken a lead role in the development of our firefighter wellness program and has served as a successful incident commander on a num­ ber of alarms," said Fire Chief Terry L Schenk. She is a graduate of the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer Program, completed her Associates of Science degree in both Emergency Medical Sendees ; Science and completed and RreSdr the one Executive director reports organization now has money in bank and 81 new members had Just $382 in the bank and asked the dty to provide a $25,000 loan. Commissioners agreed but required Gordon to produce a business plan mat would put the organiza­ tion on sound financial footing. In her June report to the dty, Gordon said the chamber has Just over $40,000 in the bank. . "AH the bills are paid,* Gordon said. induding the first of five annual install­ ments due In December to repay the loan from the dty. “That money is In a separate savings account* Part of the turn-around is a higher per­ centage of businesses, about 70 percent, are renewing their memberships, Gordon said. Eighty-one new members nave also helped swell the chamber's finances and con- Delegation heads to Washington with $6 million request stituency. "It was really a three-step process,* Gordon said. • First, the chamber established a more pro­ fessional billing process, induding comput­ erizing it's membership lists, Gordon said. Second, the chamber staff created a reten­ tion book. "We don't wait until 90 days after some­ one's membership has lapera before we send them a reminder/ Gordon said. "Ninety days before their bill to due, we See Chamber, Page 9A Classaction cials are asking for $6 million in federal funding, induding a $25 million request for the proposed LAKE MARY— A delegation to downtown fire sub-station. Other currently in the nation's capital in (projects indude a downtown hopes of luring federal dollars to oypass road linking Lake Mary the dty. Boulevard with Old Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene and Q ty Road, sewer system construction Manager John Litton Tuesday trav­ for the Lake Mary Vttxxto area, and eled to Washington, D.G, to lobby surveillance equipment for the for federal community-develop­ d t/ s water plant ment money for a variety of dty This week's trip to a result of a projects. The pair plan to meet with recommendation made by consul­ U S. Rep. John Mica and other tant Skip Bafalto, who was hired by Washington bureaucrats during the dty last year to lobby for the their two-day junket. municipality's interests in "There are a lot of little pockets Washington. of federal money that have gone "Our consultant had me write a unturned," Litton said. "We letter to Sens. Graham and Nelson believe some of our projects may and to Rep. Mica outlining what be fundable through this money* In total the two Lake Mary offi­ See Request, Page 9A Bracelets will help keep track of county’s criminals gy Nick PfoHauf Staff Writer SANFORD — The Seminole County Sheriff's Office, with the cooperation of local judges, will soon be utilizing new technology to modernize law enforcement Sheriff Don Eslinger brought the project to light during last week's Seminole County Commission budget hearings. He discussed plans to inaugurate an electronic tracking system. Certain people who would nor­ mally be housed in the Jail as well as some others who may be out of Jail but scheduled to appear in court or required to keep in touch with law enforcement or the courts, will soon be wearing elec­ tronic ankle bracelets. "It will serve a double purpose,* said Chief Deputy Steve Harriett “It will not only assist in our Jail overcrowding problems, but improve safety in our communi*In order to qualify," he said, "these persons will have to fit in a certain criteria. First of a ll they must be Seminole County resiS m Bracelets, Page 9A The promotional ceremony that will take place at Seminole unty Fir located ated at at!201 W. County Home Road in Sanford. Thow wish­ ing to attend the ceremony should arrive at 10.45 am . and the “Bugle Pinning Ceremony" will be at 11 a.m. Seminole Smile A touring dass StarsM heioopter crashed shortly altar WtoA Tuesday afternoon at Otando Sankxd International Airport The aircraft is owned by Whisper Jet. said Larry Date, president of Vie Sanford Airport Authority. Dote said the p*X was Just a tow feet off the grand during a routine 1*#* exercise when he heard a loud pop from tha rear tail rotor, which presides stahtodion lor lha halcoptor. No one was tyred in Vw crash, Mid Haz-Mal teams were caled in to oontain about 25 galons of dfesei fuel. Mbtb M pftotoB By TbRwijf VIr b o i I Georgia Dunston of Oviedo Tuesday signs a petition In support of a state amendment requiring a reduc­ tion in dass size. Mora than 500,000 signatures have been gathered in support of the action. NAACP h ead s cam paign to p la c e limits on class size By Mlchello Jerta Managing Editor eorgia Dunston wants the num­ ber of children in Florida's class­ rooms to be reduced, and she isn’t alone. More than 500,000 people have signed . rtitions calling for smaller class sizes in orida. On Tuesday, the Seminole County chapter of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) helped add signatures to the growing list when the NAACP Partners In Education bus rolled into Sanford. Dunston, an Oviedo resident, has several grandchildren in the Seminole County school system. She also works for the School Board and has seen firsthand the increase in the number of students in class­ rooms. "I feel children can get a better educa­ tion if there is a smaller class size," Dunston said. "I came out here today to give my support. I will do whatever needs to be done to help reduce class size." According to Turner Clayton Jr., presi­ dent of Seminole County's NAACP chap­ ter, reducing class size reaps educational gains for economically disadvantaged stu- G B Tumer Clayton Jr., president of the Seminole chap­ ter of the NAACP, stands in front of the organiza­ tion's Partners In Education bus. Local members of the NAACP Tuesday helped gather names on peti­ tions supporting a dass reduction amendment dents. Smaller class size narrows the achievement gap, and gains are highest for blacks and students receiving free lunch. "W e've got a pretty good school system in Seminole County," Clayton said. "But, See Class Size, Page 9A Crow ds gather to w atch m anatees frolic More than a dozen sea cows sighted near sea wall Johnny Bass - South Carolina resident on summer vocation in Seminole County Index B u tin « u ....................................... 4A O o u l K e d ................................. 4 M I Oouwofd ........................... 5 B Dear Abby ............................ 2A l#goU ............................ 3 M I Obtluoritek........................... 3 A Police Log................ 2A Sport* .............................. IS*3B B y Michelle Jerta Managing Editor SANFORD — Things got a little frisky in Lake Monroe over the weekend. It's manatee mating season, and more than a dozen sea cows were seen Saturday and Sunday frolicking near the sea wall across from City Hall. Several smaller groups were still gath­ ered Monday in the deeper waters of the lake. Wicklow Elementary School art teacher Gay Bess decided Monday a visit to Lake Monroe would be a perfect educational side trip for her grandchildren before heading to the Central Florida Zoo. It was the first time 9-year-oid Johnny and 13-yearold Jessa Bess of South Carolina had the opportunity to see man­ atees not in captivity. "W hen 1 heard about the man­ atees, I thought it would be nice to let the grandchildren see them," Gay Bess said. "Plus, l had to compete with the other andmother who recently took em to the Grand‘ Cypress i ' Hotel." Although it is not unusual to find manatees in Lake Monroe during mating season, their close proximity to shore and the large number in the herd made this weekend's siting rather unique. Manatees are generally solitary animals, but, when a female to ready to mate, several males will gather around her S See Manatees, Page 10A More than a dozen manatees were spotted in Lake Monroe duhng the weekend, much to the amusement ol many residents and tourists. �T P Page 2 A Wednesday. June 26. 2002 T h i S h o n o u H d u ld S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Treatment for woman’s ear aims a little too low Out & A bout Early bird gets the eel SUN Bextriy Pnitlai-llandareon,' DEAR ABBY: I had an ear infection while my regular doctor was out o f tow n. The doctor I was referred to has practiced here for many years. While I was seated in the examination room , the doctor stood behind me looking around the side into m y ear. No nurse — *3 ® * was present. Suddenly, without w arning, I felt his hand go d ow n my blouse and into m y bra. I was so shocked I stood up and walked out. I have since learned that this doctor d oes a 'b rea st exam ' on h is female Dear . , , patients each time he sees A D u V them. I have talked with y some o f these women (m y • • • • • • ■ friends), and they see nothing wrong with this m ethod of examina­ tion. In fact, they feel fortunate to be checked . so often. I say this is not the w ay to do a breast exam. What do you think? NO D O C T O R 'S PLAYMATE daughter o f odor Sidney Poirier, will «lgn booka 130 to 3 pan. Sunday, June 30, at the CoModoga Book Store in Her new book, "NANA," will be on sale. 9 f DEAR NO PLAYMATE-1 th in k you need a second opinion, and it should com e from th e licensing committee of the atate in w hich th is doctor is playing doctor. T h e w ay he's d oin g breast exams is highly unusual and may ev en be sexual battery. DEAR ABBY: 1 have been a loyal employee ’orking for the same company for nearly 40 years. Six months ago they switched to a new computer system. It has been very stressful for me and others in my age bracket to team the new procedures. Younger p eop le seem to grasp them more easily. Management won’t give m e a buy-out pack­ age, and I am too young to retire. I was hoping my last seven years with the company would be pleasant. I hate going to w ork. I hate feeling ignorant. What should I do? BAYFORT BABY BOOMER DEAR BAYPORT BABY BOOMER: It's normal to feet’unsure of things new and for­ eign to d«ui|W ilseuainc« you can’t avoid the changes that have occurred, change y ou r attitude and join the com puter evolution. Because you and the oth er old er w orkers are behind In the learning cu rve, ask your boss to provide extra com puter classes and workshops for those of you w ho did not grow up with computers. It's cost-effective and will save the company tim e and m oney In the long run — as well as relieve the stress you and others are experiencing. DEAR ABBY: Today many extended fam i­ lies use the word "step." A fter my mother died and Dad remarried, w e d id n't know how to address his new wife. She w as quick to sug;est "Bonus Mom." Since sh e and my father ost their spouses within days of each other, they consider this their "bonu s tim e" together. Extended families should adopt the word "bonus" and dump the word "step ." It's a great conversation starter, too. BONUS FAMILY IN CALIFORNIA ! DEAR BONUS FAMILY: I lik e the positive message that "bonus" conveys. It connotes something unexpected and desirable. Read on: TH U R Good old-fashioned family fun Is in-store oa the Centre! Florida Zoo celebrates 27 wild yean of serving the communi­ ty during Red,W hite h Zoo or Thursday, July 4. For starters, viritors wearing red, white or blue will receive $1 off admission to the zoo. The fun continues from 9 am. to 3 pan. with games for kids, face painting, and a scavenger hunt Other holiday programs are scheduled. For more Informa­ tion, call 407-3234450, ext 149, orvisitwwwurentixlfkxidazooaxg Admission is $7 for adults, $3 for children .y a r • <' r * v— <p < ^ Th e M rty bird gets the worm — so to speak. A great blue heron Is caught trucking on an-eel ft caught while fishing along the see wall at Lake Monroe near the Monroe Harbor Marina. [ Loud Party Seminole County Sheriff’s deputies responded Tuesday to a call regard­ ing a loud party in progress on Cherry Hilt Circle In Longwood. Two persons were arrested, each charged with possession of alcohol by a per­ son under 21 years of age. Trie two were identified as Brittany Lynn Crupe, 18, of Cumberlln Circle In Longwood, and Michael J. Simmons, 20, o f Winter Springs. T en y Davis Murkey, 21, of West 6 th Street, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at 8 th Street and Pine Avenue. He was charged with posses­ sion of crack cocaine and resisting an officer without violence. Herbert Adgar, 55, of Harrison Street, Oviedo, was spotted by Oviedo police Friday, sitting with a group of men in front of a rooming house in Oviedo. He was arrested on a charge of possession of crack c o c a in e . Olivia Marie Kafka, 30, of Longwood, was located by Sanford police Saturday in the 2600 block of Sanford Avenue. She was charged with possession of narcotics equip­ ment and destroying/tampering with evidence. M M ». rr yy .. )tMo >t h u « ^ . U n l l i r p c r , 2 1 , o f V address’w ssSvras arrested on charges that addre o f possession s of ion o f under 20 gram gr cannabis and possession of drug paraphernalia. V ehicular Burglary Saul Carm ona, 20, of Lake Mary, w as arrested by Altamonte Springs police Friday. An officer reported spotting Carm ona at several vehicles in the parking lot of the Altamonte Mall. After removing a radio from one of the vehicles, Carmona is said to have spotted the officer and ran into the mall, where he was pursued by a number o f officers before final­ ly being apprehended. He w as charged with burglary to a con­ veyance, petit theft, resisting an offi­ cer with violence, resisting an officer w ithout violence, driving with a revoked license, and possession of burglary tools. After being taken to jail, it was also found that he was wanted on an outstanding Orange County w arrant for Grand Theft Auto. Traffic Stop s Jacqueline O. Rowe, 50, Laurel Drive, Was stopped by Sanford police Thursday at her residence. She was charged with driving under the influence o f alcohol/drugs, dri­ ving with a suspended license, and resisting an officer. Troy Lctray Dixon, 23, Broadway Street, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Monday at Cedar Creek Apartments. He was charged with possession of cocaine, posses­ sion of under 20 grams o f marijuana, and drivlngwith.asuspended license. La-Dr atrice September * y Hampton, 21, also o f Broadway Street, a passenger in the vehicle, was charged with possession of cocaine. Tenna Inez Proulx, 40, of West Airport Blvd., Sanford,.was stopped by Sanford police Sunday at Highway 17-92 and Airport Blvd. She was charged with driving under the Influence of alpohol/drugs. Domestic Cases Thomas William Clerc, 32, of Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his resi­ dence Monday, as the result of a dis­ pute with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. Angela Mae Sorella, 21, of Celery Avenue, was stopped by sheriff's deputies Saturday at Country Club Road and Southwest Road. She was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana and having no valid Florida drivers license. DEAR GLAD: S'm arvelous idea! T h an k s for sharing. Oviedo’s Citizen Police Academy begins in August 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. The Oviedo Police Department w ill conduct a Citizen Police Academy for interested members of the public beginning in August. The first class will be Tuesday, Aug. 13, from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. The class will meet every Tuesday evening at those same hours through Tuesday, Dan Ping Q Mche*e Jarta Display Aihrertlalng John Coffman Rom e Lavender Don* Dwtnch Chria Patten M arta Hawkins Doan Smith Tommy Vmcant Classified Advertising Ted W alker Legal Advertising Pan Smith Wednesday, June 26. 2002 • Vol. 94, No. 89 Brian KramaroR h M ic w ia a n * Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N, French Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Volunteers are needed to fill numerous vacancies in fundraising, publicity, events, phone bark, canvassing veter­ an's outreach, Hispanic out­ reach and several other areas. The special guest speaker will be Shannon Collins, Central Florida coordinator for the McBride Gubernatorial Campaign. All Seminole County resi­ dents interested in becoming a roots supporter of the cBride Campaign for Governor of Florida are encouraged to attend. Admission is free and refresh­ ments will be served. Bumper stickers and infor­ mation about McBride will be available. T -shirts will be on sale. For more information, con­ tact Shari Rosefelt at 407-3326157. For general questions about the McBride Campaign contact the Seminole County Steering Committee at 407921-0601. K . W e w elcom e and encourage you r letters and com m ents. A ll le tte rs must include your name, address and p h on e number to be published Write to u s : 300 N. French Annua Sanford. FL 32771 •Phone (407)322-2611 -Fax (407) 323-9408 Chary! Smith Call us: (407)322-2011 E-M ail u s : Editorial: PanoiXcaJ Postage Paid t l Sanford, Florida USPS 481780 Postmaster Sand address changes lo The SEMINOLE HERALD Republic Newspapers, Inc. The Seminole for McBride Kick O ff Meeting will be held at 7 pan. Monday, July 8 at the Seminole County Public Library, 215 N. Oxford Road in “Serving Sem inole County Since IVOR” Ehm TyrreC JR. w a tian a i a .i,BJEgan Becky TtbOatta Rovene Dana Circulation W anda K o w p o n a * ground 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. T he Sem inole H eral A E ditor and Publisher Batty Barmen Oct. 15. A graduation is planned for Oct. 22. Instruction topics will include patrol, communications, criminal investigations, training, K-9, Internal investigations and mure. Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and pass a limited back­ MON Karen Yvonne Young, 48, Tall Maple Loop, Oviedo, was arrested by sheriff's deputies at her residence Monday following an altercation with a man. She was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (hammer), and battery, domestic violence. I Adrian Latrell James, 18, of Lake Monroe Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police Monday following a dispute in her vehicle in the 2200 block of South Orlando Drive. She was charged with battery and pos­ session of a controlled substance. DEAR ABBY: In response to the woman in Canada who told her stepson to refer to h er as his "Wicked Stepmother," m y 13-year-old step­ son and I have coined a new word for our relationship. He calls me " 5 M om ." It's an abbreviated version of "step m om ." It express­ es the affection we have for each other and has become a term of endearment. GLAD TO BE A S 'M O M IN V IR G IN IA e w o : U N IV E R S A L P R E S S S Y N D IC A T E Norma Solomon White, National President of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, In c, announced that the sorority will hold Its national con­ vention in Orlando, Florida from July 6-12. The theme of • the event, which will be held In the Orange County ’ Convention Center, is Blazing New Trails. The biennial meeting is expected to attract 10,000 African-American women from all over the world who are members of the sorority. In addition, » host o f ........ natiottdl Traders aild k t e W * ties Will fcerveliS speakerS, honorees nnd seminar lead* ' eis including nationally-”' 'rfl acclaimed speaker/rapper/preacher the Rev. Michael Eric Dyson, motivational speaker lyanla Vanzant, Patricia Russell McCloud and many others. * Woodrow John Rader, 42, of Orlando, was stopped by Sanford police Tuesday at East Airport Blvd. and CR-417. He was charged with driving under the influence o f alco­ hol/drugs and reckless driving. Members o f the City/County Investigations Bureau (CCIB) served a search cn<w arrant Friday at a resi1"Z ^ f ?1 T xJen ce on Oakjview Circle in L ak c.,^ " D rug Possession - - . B abu l WUlUmSUtpher > h * n ,3 3 , o f Stevens Avenue, Sanford, was is spotted running along a roadway TUicsday. He was apprehended and subse­ quently crurged with possession of cocaine. SAT PO Boa 1667 Sanford. F I 32772-1667 S u b s c r ip tio n R a te s iditQtfumlMlriiareM.cMi 3 Month* n Seminole County 111 00 6 Month* In Samatol* County *20 00 I Year at Samirwl# County S36 00 I Year Other Flonda County 642 00 t Year Out Of State 652 00 AdvarUtinu: PublUftsr dpligeumlnolaharald.tom F ax u s: (407)323-9403 �r~n-nrr inlip i|■.ftn 9»i>i,l j :p . 4J T m« S oonolk HntALo Wednesday. June 26.2008 P a g e 3 A Obituaries THOMAS M . ALVAREZ Thomas M. Alvarez, 78, Randon Terrace, L ake Mary, died Friday, June 21,2001 Bom in Ponce, P uerto Rico, he moved to Central Florida in 1998. He was a d istrict supervi­ sor for KS Building • Maintenance. H e w as a Catholic and a W orld War II veteran of die U S, Navy. Survivors inchade wife, Margarita; sons, Thomas, Lake Mary, Ovldlo, N e w York, John Pacheco, Oviedo; brothers, Clauido and L o ots, both of New York; sister, Helen Watley, New York. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn < Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge o f arrangements. JAM ES " H E R * * BASKERV1LLE, SR. James "H erb" Baskervllle, 68, West 11th S treet, Sanford, died Thursday, Ju n e 20,2002 a t Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. H e was bom Feb. 13,1934 in Hopewell, Va. H e w as sales manager for C ourtesy Ford and a member o f Allen AME Church, Sanford. Survivors inclu d e wife, Bernice, Sanford; sons, James Jr. and Robert D avis, both of Sanford; daughters, Sharon D . Elbery, Phyllis Williams, Gloria BaskerviUe, M arthea Baskervllle and Vem ell H. McCloud, all o f Sanford, Nina G. Davis, Jacksonville; broth­ ers, Ernest W alker, Hopewell Va., Raymond, Oceanside, C a l, Leon Green, D eltona, Jerry Leonard, Washington, D .C; sister, Gloria Baldw in of Fayetteville, N .C .; 11 grand­ children; nine great-grandchil­ dren. Funeral Services will be held Thursday, June 2 7 a t 11 a.m. a t Allen AME C hurch, 1203 O live Avenue, Sanford. Viewing w ill be Wednesday, Ju n e 26 from 4 until 8 p.m. at th e funeral home. Wilson-E khelbereer Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. \ - OLIVER LEO BUTNER JR . Oliver le p B p tn e c . Jr- 77, Gainesville, died Saturday, June 22,2002. a t S ta n d s at AHG in Gainesville. Bom in Daytona Beach, h e was raised in Sanford and graduated from Seminole High School. He w as a 28year veteran o f the U S . Air Force. He belonged to First Presbyterian Church, Gainesville, University City Kiwanls, and Atheneum Club. Survivors inclu d e wife, Margaret "M ig ", Gainesville; daughter Beth Radcliff; Charlotte, N .C.; son, James, Tampa; six grandchildren. Memorial donations may b e made to the B oy Scouts of America. Williams-Thomas Funeral Home, Calnesville, In charge o f arrangements. CAROLYN L. CLARK Carolyn L C lark, 81, Grand Pines Drive, Decatur, Ga., died Thursday, June 20,2002. She was bom in FruitLand Park, Florida, and w as a retired Orange County (Jones High School) teacher. She belonged to Patmos C hape) Seventh-day Adventist C hurch in Winter Park. Survivors include sons, Carmichael and Clayton; daughters, C olecn Clark-Abidi, Cybil Neal; 12 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; sister, Pauline Weaver. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter P ark, in charge o f arrangements. LEMUEL DEBOSE Lemuel D ebose, 57, Cypress Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday, Ju n e 20,2002 at his residence. B o m July 2 9,1944 in Sanford, he w as a lifelong resi­ dent. He was former owner o f Junk Exchange and was an antique dealer. Survivors include wife, Clyde Jones Debose, Sanford; son, Hubert Peterson, Rochester, N.Y.; father, Ernest; brothers, Ronald, Manhattan, N.Y., Calvin, Rochester, N.Y.; sister, Catherine, Alameda, Cal.; one grandson. Graveside services will be held Saturday, June 29 at 2 p.m., at Shiloh Cemetery on West 25th Street. Visitation will be Friday, Ju ne 28, from 5 until 9 p.m. at Su nrise Funeral Chapel, 900 Locust Avenue, Sanford, [n lieu of flowers, the family requests you contact them and receive directions concerning arrangements. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. Home, Orange City, In charge of arrangements. ORPHA D. DRAKE Orpha D. Drake, 75, Osteen, died Friday, June 21 ,2 0 0 1 Bom July 12,1926 in Fitchburg, Ma., she moved to Centre] Florida in 1957. She was a retired regis­ tered nurse at Sanford Memorial Hospital And a volun­ teer in the Kindergarten at O te en Elementary School. She belonged to Osteen United Methodist Church. Survivors include sons, Stanley, Daytona Beach, William, League City, Tex.; daughters, Lisa Jett, Osteen, Kerne Ortiz, Sanford; eight grandchildren; six great-grand­ children Funeral services will be Wednesday, June 26, at 10 a.m. at Brisaon Funeral Home. Briason Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. ROBERT D. HARMAN Robert D. Harman, 70, Voyager Street, Deltona, died Wednesday, June 19,2002 at Florida Hoapital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in South Bend, Ind., he moved to Central Florida from Edwardsburg, Mich. 32 y ean ago. He was coowner/operator of Cross Roads Paint and Body Shop, Orange City. He waa a published author and performing musician. He was a Korean War veteran of the U S . Army. Survivors include step-sons, Lennle Blerwagen, Deltona, James Blerwagen, Decatur, Ga., John Blerwagen, Niles, Mich.; step-daughter, Beverly Blerwagen, Deltona; sister Evie Tlede, Costa Mesa, Cal.; six grandchildren, Baldauff Family Funeral ARTHUR HAYES JR. Arthur Hayes, Jr., 79, East 5th Street, Sanford, died Thursday, June 20,2 0 0 2 at Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, Sanford, He was bom Aug. 22,1922 In Tallahassee. He was a construc­ tion laborer and a veteran of the U S . Anny. Survivors include wife, Louise; sons, Arthur III, Sanford, Carlton Edge, lake Monroe; daughters, Velma H. Williams, Audrey H. Latsonand Carmelita B e ll all of Sanford; 12 grandchil­ dren; 12 greatndchllren. Funeral services will be Saturday, June 29, at 11 a.m. at Full Gospel House o f Prayer, 1826 Jerry Avenue In Sanford with Elder Henry Bradley, Sr., officiating. Visitation will be Friday, June 28 a t Sunrise Funeral Chapel from 5 until 9 p.m. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge o f arrange­ ments. ROY EV ER ETT PENFIELD Roy Everett Penfield, 77, N. Old Mill Drive, Deltona, died Sunday, June 2 3,2002 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom in Du Bo is, Penn., he moved to Central Florida In 1973. He was a purchasing agent for Stromberg-Carlson Telecommunications Company. He was Methodist by faith, a lifetime member o f the Elks, Masonic Lodge, 32nd Degree, VFW, and the Deltona Hills Golf GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES C r e m a tio n $ 1 7 »S $995 EDNA MAY RUMMELL Edna May Rummeil, 79, Duncan Street, Deltona, died Thursday, June 20,2002 at her residence. Bom In Birmingham, England, she moved to Central Florida from Union, N.J. in 1974. She was a legal secretary for sev­ eral large corporations. During World War ft, she served in England as a WREN, (Womens’ Royal English Navy) in IRENE A. SHERW OOD Irene A. Sherwood, 91, of 19th Street, Sanford, died Sunday, June 23,2002 at her residence. She w as bom June 29,1910 In Florida. She was a homemaker. Survivors include sister. Rose Long, Tampa, friend, Robert E. Nutting, Orlando. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Juno 27, at Family of God Fellowship Church with Pastor Robert E. Nutting officiating. Visitation will be at 930 until funeral time. Burial will be in Mount Albion Cemetery, Albion, N.Y. Banfield Funeral Home, W inter Springs, in charge of arrangements. JUNE CARPENTER SLOAN Ju n e Carpenter Sloan, 71, of Lake Mary, died Thursday, June 20, 2002 She was bom Jan. 19, 1931 In Atlanta. Most of her career was with the Florida Department of Health and Human Services. She was a licensing specialist for childcare and residential services. She devoted most o f heT life to the Presbyterian Church (USA). Survivors include husband, Rudy; sons Leon Bryant, San Antonio, Tex.; Walker Bryant, Lake Mary; daughters, Susan Bryant and Ruth Bryant, both of Atlanta, Ga.; brothers, Van Carpenter, Orlando, Tom Carpenter, Blowing Rock, N.C.; many grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Rumple Presbyterian Church, Blowing Rock, N.C., or to Habitat for Humanity. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. Obituaries continued on Page 7A Era DeBose In M e m o ry o f o u r Mother and Grandmother You’re now at rest, and in Gods care. It's been I year, and you will always be in our memory and our heans. Love Era DeBoee Always, The DeBose Family muff MOMHWHTCftDNPUYYARD P h .S » U ~ Gene Hunt, Own* I Stores! T r a n s p o r t O u t O f S ta te . ..... . .$ 6 5 0 RcSHONDA NICOLE RAWLINGS ReShonda Nicole Rawlings, 16, McKay Blvd., Sanford, died Wednesday, June 19,2002 at her residence. She was bom May 27, 1986 In DeLand. She was a stu­ dent and a member of Springfield M.B. Church. Survivors Include father, Sylvester L Rawlings; mother R o » Rawlings, b o f Sanford; brothers, Andre, Eatonville, Kevin Harden, Orlando, Kenneth Foster, Sanford; mater­ nal grandmother Ncta Mae Newsome, Sanford. Funeral services will be Saturday, June 29, at 11 a.m. at New Bethel M.B. Church. Viewing will be Friday at the funeral nome from 4 until 8 p.m. Wilson-Eichelberaer Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. Birmingham, England. She was a member of St. Clare Catholic Church, and Disabled American Veteraas Auxiliary, Orange City. Survivors include daughter, Carol Spillane, Stamford, Conn.; sister, Doris Syner, SuttonCold field, England; five grand­ children. 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The new hangar facility should open by the end of the year. "Golden Executive Aviation is the first new hangar facility to be built at Orlando/Sanford International Airport in several years,"" said Sod era tram. "Most hangar igar facilities in the area are illy le fully leased," he said. Stirl:ling commercial dal pi specialists Pamela Mlddl and John McKinney are sales / marketing representatives for the facility. Soderatrom added the developers plan to sell the facility to an Investor. "As a long-term commercial trty investment the Golden itive Aviation facility offers Muse named Ssnford Em of the Month value," said enormous Soderatrom. "In a market of rapidly Increasing demand at an airport that projects enormous growth over the next 10 years, quality executive hangar and maintenance facilities are in very limited supply and Golden Executive Aviation will be the premier facility in Seminole County," Soderatrom said. Stirling operastes t Real Estate Showcase Centers in Alaqua, Heathrow, the Seminole Towne Center M ill, the Winter Park Village shopping center and in the Dr. Phillips area. The Arm plans to open a real estate show­ case center in downtown Orlando in this summer. Lisa Harr named sales manager at GMAC Real Estate’s Lake Mary office Signature GMAC Real Estate, Central Florida's largest locally ow ned and operated real estate company, has named longtime real estate executive and trainer lis a Harr Branch Sales Manager for Its Lake Mary office. Harr, a 16-year veteran with extensive experience as a real estate trainer in North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Florida, will be responsible for day-to-day sales and administrative opera­ tions o f the 12-p enon office that services the north Seminole and W est Volusia county markets fo r Signature, says President and COO John Nadler in mak­ ing the announcement. H e a th ro w Before relocating to Central Florida, H arr w as affiliated for four years w ith Howard, Perry and Waltson G M A C Real Estate in Raleigh, N orth Carolina, one of the top G M A C companies in the country. Prior to that, she owned and operated a real estate school in Raleigh for aspidng Realtors. "Lisa H arr brings a different dividends for our office down the road," says Nadler. "A s an educator for som e major com­ panies, she know s Aral hand what it takes to b e successful in L a n d this industry and will Impart that knowledge on her staff." The Lake Mary ofAce, which celebrates its Aret anniversary this month, Is one of seven Signature GMAC offices with about 175 agents serving the Central Florida market. The company, which posted a record $177 million in home sales and was recognized as the fastest-growing company in the GMAC national network, also has offices in Bay Hill, W indermere, Winter Park, Clermont, Oviedo and Kissimmee. Harr is a resident o f Lake Mary. C o . n a m e s L a r r y Heathrow Land Co., developer of large-scale residential communities in iring as well as Lake County and Sebrinz Larry Vershel Communications, Inc. its _pubfic ublic relations agency. M ich ael Dick, chief information ofA- commercial properties at Heathrow in north Seminole County, has named cer at Heathrow Land Co., said the Vershel group will coordinate a nation- Sanford City Manager Tony VanDerworp, right, presents the Juno 2002 Employee of the Month award to Mary Muse, the administrative secretary for the Engineering and Planning Deportment. Eileen Hinson nominated Muse lor the awarded and said, *Mary was transferred from the Building Division to the Planning and Engineering Division .... At that time she had no experience with the processes handled from our part of ths department but was eager to learn and hoe adopted very quickly to the many deify tasks required of her.... Mary goes out of her way to be courteous and attentive to the customers end citizens that enter our department and always wears a smile. A few weeka ago, the even received a dozen yellow roses from a business owner just to say thank you for aS of her help In the process of establishing his business within the city. ... Mary has gone above end beyond her required duties on many occasions and has made the process of acquiring a new secretary an easy and pleasant transi­ tion." V e rs h e l C o m m u n ic a tio n s a s p u b lic r e la tio n s a g e n c y al and regional public relations campaign to increase media visibility for Heath Heathrow developments. Dick also d anted - .M etrop olis A d v e r tis in g «c Orlando Arm, as and advertising agenq The VersheT group, which opened its doors in 1992, currently has more than active in home buUdtng; Country d u b communities. 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Lake M a ry, F lo rid a C a ll f o r a f r e e t o u r a n d 407 -688-1660 3655 West Lake M a ry B oulevard License #10007 �'D a S eminole Herald Business Briefcases *CON w « la |» d m lo p H g h ll negotiated the sale representing th e t w f f lk « at k Mt 2o , . m C m r, Ltd., the seller. )al Tanden, INCON Lighting, Inc, which a furniture wholesale outlet, is manufactures high-tech and the new buyer. The sale Is valued energy-efficient commercial at $401000. fighting (yatems at facilities In Maitland based NAI Realvust Sanford, got rave reviews for Partners, Inc. is a fully integrated eight new product lines the firm commercial real estate operating introduced at the recent Llghtfair company specializing in bnikerjntenwtkmal 2002 expo in San age, investment, leasing and Francisco - the industry's largest management, consulting, and moat important international research and development serahow. vices in the U S. and worldwide tNCObi C hief Executive through NAI, a global real estate Officer Mark Hudson said orders sendees network active in over for the new product lines were 300 markets, brisk, but a new technology Incon Is developing now should stir Florida Solar promotes veteran even more interest Jack Kaplan to manager's spot "Ultimately, the future of the Florida Solar Technology Inc. lighting industry lies In LED tech- in Sanford has promoted veteran nology, said Hudson. And that customer services manager jack future Is very promising: low- Kaplan to branch manager of the energy illumination that offers a company’s Olympian pool and 20 -year life span. pest control division, a subsidiary Hudson said INCON is cur* of Florida Solar Technology, renthr prototyping Its first LED Florida Solar founder and fighting systems and hopes to president Skip West said Kaplan begin test-marketing them this * is "one of the most astute cusye*r. . to n er service managers we have "LED technology is already and he will play an important pervasive in the form of dials, role In the continued expansion switches and Indicators,* said of our pool and pest control diviHudaon. "The technology is slon." extremely efficient - six or seven Florida Solar is the largest conLEEfe use a single watt of ener- tractor of pool heating systems In gy," he added, “and LED lighting the world. Last year the compais to produce enough "whitelight for satisfactory illumina­ tion.” he said. That technology is currently available but pricey, Hudson explained. "As demand rises costs will come down and we feel that over the next five years LED lighting systems could see signif­ icant growth in the U 3. and worldwide," Hudson said. Hudson said he expects to pro­ duce good working prototypes before the end o f the year. "vVe have not projected safes yet but the potential is significant." NAI Real vest inks deal on old furniture building In Sanford NAI Realvest Partners Inc. recently negotiated the safe of an 18,000 square foot retail building and a 1 3 acre site at 1100 French Aye. in Sanford. /,,fGforge' uvin£»hJWj}hWi<ferit ' of NAI Realvest said Mlcfufei"' Hekirich, a principal in the firm Wcilnrmliiy. June 28.2002 n j t P A A T & T Pioneers donate $1,000 to Meals on W heels pest control division with region­ al offices in Tampa. The compa­ ny also plans other offices mis year. Encompass Electrical handles 3 projects worth $523 m illion Altamonte Springs-based Encompass Electrical Technolo­ gies-Florida, LLC, handled $ 5 2 3 million of electrical contracts for three Central Florida mega-pro­ jects Including: a $40 million con­ tract at Gaylord Palms Resort 4c Convention Center with Perinl/Suitt JV, a $9.2 million contract for the Royal Pacific Resort at Universal Oiiando with Henscl Phelps Construction Company and a $33 million con­ tract for the Ocean Walk Resort Shoppes and Theater with Foley & Associates in Daytona Beach. Headed by Jack A. Olmstead, President, Encompass Electrical Technologles-FIorlda, LLC, is prominently ranked os the largest specialty contractor in Florida according to Southeast Construction - Florida Edition magazine based on reported rev­ enues of $2U0 million. The company is part of U S . market leader Encompass Services Corporation which is ranked No. 1 atop Engineering News-Record's annual Top 600 Specialty Contractors survey. ■ -i .I F i WM. *4* S. im nw y tii a ta m u ia , Herald photo by Tommy Vtnoont The Seminole County Moals on Wheels Congregate Program was presented a $1,000 check from the AT&T Foundation, the grant was awarded based upon Iho 218 hours worked by volunteers of the Maitland Ufa Member Club ol the AT& T Pioneers organisation to hand sew ‘ditty bags* secure a variety ol toilet artidea, and fill and deliver the bags. The Maitland Club tillod 100 bags. The ditty bags were given to those attandkrg the countywide Christmas party for those receiving hot meals on a dally basis. Those attending the check presen­ tation included, Pal McConnell, congregate program coordinator: Virginia Clark, president of the Maltiend Ufa Member Club ol the AT&T Pioneers; John Oorff, past president ot the club; Sherry Fincher, executive director ol Meals on Wheels, Etc.: and Kathy lynch, member ol tho Moals on Wheels Board ol Director*. Opportunities Are Springing Up Everywhere! IAAPO is now serving administrative professionals In the Greater Lake Mary area with monthly meetings, networking, educational, and professional development opportunities. _ • Jm f nii Check ufc out and let us show you how to spring ahead in your career. H Y P E R L IN K "http;//w ww.iaap-glmc.org www.iaap-glmc.org or 407-333-3653 H E A L T H C A R E Y O U CAN A F F O R D Sett-Employed. Under-Insured, Uninsured, Have Pre-Existing Conditions? Can't Afford High Premiums? 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"T h e people who live in this area seem happy we moved closer to them. “We were sad to leave downtown, but that happens.” Mihough many people are pleased with B illy B oy ’s ; ew fte Tented for Billy Boy s at me com er < Sanford Avenue and 1st Slrcel. 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 ju st a few weeks, Wells and Signorelli found the new site and have established the restaurant at the new location. Loyal cus­ tomers will still find the same orange picnic tables inside the restaurant, along with a few new additions. Billy Boy’s new location is the former Super Discount Beverage Store. Wells and Signorelli decided to combine the convenience o f a local market with the tasty tradition o f chili dogs and hamburgers. ‘T h is was originally a beverage store, so we decided to keep the convenience," Signorelli said. " I f someone needs to pick up a six-pack o f Coke, they can do it when they stop by to get a chili dog.” Now that Billy Boy’s has overcome the hassle o f reloca­ tion. expansion is in its future. In ju st a few weeks, Billy B oy ’s Apopka will open at the com er o f state roads 441 and 436. Signorelli said Port Orange might also one day be the home o f another Billy Boy’s. As the 20-year old business continues to expand into new markets, Signorelli hopes the original will continue to thrive in Sanford. He’s even planning a celebration for the B U Z Z A R D 'S R O O ST Fourth o f Ju ly to w elcom e new custom ers. "Everything happened so fast, w e really d id n ’t have tim e m to do something about the new location,” Sig n o relli said. 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SORRY, NO RESERVATIONS MOONLIGHT BOWLING SATURDAY NIGHT Call The Seminole Herald Commercial Printing Department at: (407)322-2611 For Quotes. CHECK IN STARTS AT 9 00 PM. BOWL AT 10 DO PM BOWL 3 GAMES MUST BE IS YEARS OF AQE OR OLOER US WIN CASH PRIZES US — R«Mrvjtions Rncommtmteit yS * Everyone Receives 2 Free Tickets With Paid Fntry Theve Ticket Jackpots Range Between MS 00 To S500 P er Came nun I ) �THX SCHD40LI HtXALD Lecals Le c a l s Vtednesdiy. June 26,2002 PM§H 7 A Obituaries L ecals I (7T7)S3S JAASE I DO O H and CHFWTOPHEH T. DIXON. SUNTRUST BANK CENTRAL FtO R E A , (LA. FLOW OA ASSET MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS. S C , now known ee FA MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS. P4C.. S O A R N O O I CON009M M JM ASSOCIATION. SC , JA M ES PINK VEREEN JR. 1 James Pink Vereen, Jr., 83, Dianjo Drive, Orlando, died Saturday; June 22,2002. He was bom in Florida.. He a mer­ chant, and a retired U S. Army vMeran. He belonged to Greater New Light Missionary Baptist Church m Orlando. Survivors include wife, Dorothy, Orlando; sons, Vernon, Marietta, Ga., Thaddeus, Orlando; sisters, Bernice Johnson, Orlando, Mable Doyle, Jamaica, N.Y.; brothers, John, Plymouth, F L , Fred, Salinas, Calif.; five grand­ children. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, In charge of arrangements. JA N ET M. WALES Janet M. Wales, 89. Secret Way, Casselberry, died Friday, June 21,2002 at Sunbelt Healthcare, Apopka. She was bom Nov. 28., 1912 in Scotland. She was a retired head nurse. Survivors Include stepson, John W ales, South Pines, N.C.; stepdaughters, Betty W. Schardien, Casselberry, Janet VonOhlen, Parlin, N.J., Jean Hergert and Harriet Veals, both o f Casselberry. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. EDWARD OLIVER WILKEY Edward Oliver Wilkey, 88, M agnolia Woods Court, Deltona, died Sunday, June 23, 2002 at his residence. Bom in Nashville, Tenn, he moved to Central Florida from O hio three months ago. He was a courier for the U.S. Government. He was Baptist by Faith. Survivors include step­ daughter, Joanne Pride, C alifornia; brother, Robert, Cincinnati, Ohio; one grand­ son. Donations may be made to Hospice of Volusia/FIagler, 3800 Woodbriar Trail, Port Orange, 32119. Baldsuff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge o f arrangements. JACK ALLAN WOY Jack Allan Woy, 85, E. Church Street, Orlando, died Thursday, June 2 0,2002 at Commons at Orlando Lutheran Towers. He was b o m in Riverside, Calif. H e was a Civil Engineer and a veteran of the U J . Navy. Survivors include daughters, Jackie W. Reule, Altamonte Springs, Sandra L. WoyHazleton, Oxford, Ohio; four grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, In charge of arrangements. Society plans flint-knapping demonstration B u M a a il D By M*ry HowtiiI I Herald Correspondent UNDER THE F O O U N O AND K FM C M G AGREEM ENT REUHMG TO M PM C SECURED 'ASSETS CO W .. M ORTGAGE s a s s -t h r o u g h c e r t i f i c a t e s . S E N E S 5001-2. TERESA BALDERRAMA RENE BAIDERRAU* M VA a BALDEnRAMA. JOHN D OE: JAN E DOE AS UMCNCMM TEN A N T (S ) M POSSESSION O F T H E SUBJECT Ever heard of flint-knapping? Few people have. Flint-knap; is the art of making stone tools (including arrowheads). Today, there are only about 200 flint-knappers in the United States. The Lake Mary Historical Society is very lucky to have >f themi for tl their next gotten one of ceedtog tfnukl n M M Cowl AAnMWMat tf m N. Pwk A nnuti Srinfcxd. F t 51771. TMprion* N u n M r (4071555-4350 not M « *ian m w i (7) <*w prior M f * procaadrio. » hearing knpakad, (TOO) 1-000-905-5771 or Mtfoa (V)1-900955-9770 ria Florida Rotoy Sanrioao. Dated 9 a 10 dap c l June, 5009. MARY ANNE M onae Oarti 01 TheCkaM Court ■ F U a n it t o ip r Deputy C M SiivnOadpf. U rn Cfflce of U n M C. « W n 1000 NW 49*1 Street. SulM 120 Fori LaudBriWa. Florida 53509 Talapriona- (904)4550305 F k i M i : (904)771-0003 Pub k diJiM 19.30. 2003 NN154 Tg. D playedi jnis craft at the Orlando Museur luseum o f Art and many his­ torical fairs, such as Pioneer Days and Olde Lake Mary Days. David will be demonstrating his art on Thursday, July 11 at 7 .m. at the Lake Mary Historical f tfuseum. After Wolfe's demonstration, the audience can join in learning other old crafts. You can learn how to make your ow n dream- catcher, a handkerchief doll or a shell/bead necklace. The event is free and open to the public. Children are welcome. If you would like to partici­ pate in the make your own activities, the Society asks only that you pre-register so they can have enough supplies cm hand for everyone. To pre-register, call Historical Society President Peggy Wolfe at 407-327-8207 or email MjhrowellOnctKape.net Riw'i'sliip Rom.iiK c IN THE C n C U IT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtCUL CW CUR M AND FOR 1COUNTY, G CASE NQ j 02-CJM19 14L MANUFACTURERS 9 TRADERS TR U S T COMPANY. 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June 26. 2002 Red Cross sets new standards for disaster fund-raising practices; Amateur Radio Field Day 2002 \ Uswitf T he American Red Crow recently announced a series of 7 In .......................... ....... changes lb disaster fund-rais­ ing practices that are designed to _strengthen _ _ ___________ __________________ the bond between die organization and lb donors who -tie. make lb mission i of The reforms, w l_____re, part _____ haa nationwide Red Cross initietive, will give contributors to the American Red Cross National D isaster Relief Fund a better understanding of how their donations will h e used and allow them to confirm their intent to improve stewardship of their charitable gifts. "We take very seriously our responsibility both to the donors that support our disaster relief efforts and the victims who depend on it," said David Hewitt, Director of Financial Development for the American Red Cross of Central Florida, "These new practices raise the standard for accountability to our donors on whose generosity we depend. We believe that these are the best fund-raising practices among charities ana they are the right policies for the American Red Cross." toyTtoffnviy Mbs Watch, president of the Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society, tests his equipment before last weekend’s Amateur Radto Fieid Day 2002. Each year, radio enthusiasts gather at a particular place, and. along with other radto operators throughout North America, and other nations, go Into competition to see who can receive vari­ ous communications from others. In the past, local operators have been In contact with others In Canada, Mexico, and Russia, from set-ups in Sanford. The equipment must operate without the use of commercial elec­ tric power, which b the circumstance that could be expected during a national, weather, or other emergency when the operators will swing Into action. Locally, the LMAftS and ARES operators are recognized for their out­ standing work during the tornado that devastated a portion of the Sanford area In February, 1996, as well as assisting through the nation In such emergencies as hurricanes, which prevent normal radio communications due to the loss of electrical power. LMARS and ARES swing into action with tha portable equipment, and have been considered as a valuable asset to law enforcement, and emergency operations. A n y Q u a n tity o f C o n cre te £ 3301 W. SR 46, SANFORD •407-322-0303 HhHMff l —• .w w . . ON [‘h r w .tM y Saturday Delivery r M id ^ ( P E R P E R S O N ) Sf) 0 0 Y A R D E N T R Y F E E B R IN G Y O U R O W N T O O L S A G E T P IC K IN Ju n k car d w a n te d •b e s t port for die Red Crow response the National D baater Relief, to more than 67,000 disasters Fund to support the victims o f _ each year - Including floods, future disasters. This policy is fires, hurricane) and more. The Intended to avoid a situation, _____ _ ____ a s a revolving w here too much money b raised , Fund _roperates account enabling the Red Croat around a d is a ste r that, In him ,, to respond Immediately to every creates an espectation that more, disaster and ensuring that every money will be spent on lb v ie-, Rets com parable ass Is- tims than b normally the case, victim gets assis­ tance regardless o i 'f die ‘ visibility under standard Red Croat proto-, ......................... of the disaster o r the ability of cob. "We concluded that we cou ld , the community to support Red ___________ do a better Job of communicating Croat efforts. Croat disaster assistance our needs to donors, listening to 1Red ----------bb free and ,typically their desires and honoring their free of of charge <— 0 --------, —, _______iich Intent,* said Hewitt. Hewitt. "We are Includes such essential essential services services Intent, as frrr*. food, shelter, mental confident that using consbtent as ----------— °health 'J“ ‘ ......................... ............ counseling and other basic relief fundrablng language w ill that w ill assbt and lead strengthen our disaster relief services thi efforts In the Central Florida to recovery. “r>by increasing donor There are fou r major changes community bust: 1in. and loyalty to trie Red in Red Cross fund-rabing prac- i— — m dees; _ _ Cross." • The Red Croes will use speWhile the Red Cross will con•' ^______across ttnue to honor all donor designsd fk language consistently across all disaster* relief fund-rabing tions, the organization also will i ............................................ channeb including advertising, continue to promote undesignat­ direct mailings, Web sites, tele- ed giving to the National marketing and all public com- Disaster Relief Fund so that it munication. A ll solicitations will can respond with equal speed now include the follow In) lan- and compassion to the victims of guage: "You ca n help die vl tints every disaster. Red Cross said the of [thb disaster] ana thousands and other aaabtance to those in need." • All d onors who make undesignated contributions to the National Disaster Relief Fund will b e asked to confirm that they understand the purpose for w hich their donations will be used before their donations are accepted. • Donor* w ill receive an acknow ledgem ent after their contributions have been received that will re-confirm their intent and the purposes for which their contributions will b e used, These acknow ledgem ents also will instruct donors on what to do If they have any concerns about how their contributions will be used. • • The Red C nSbjyintriirger fun^l-raisipg transmon. policy in any ^ a a j e r w fe j* it appears that contributions made around the Hme o f the disaster may exceed the co st of the anticipated disaster assbtance. The transi- ous approaches w ith existing and potential donors. Donors and the public can expect the enhancements of fund raising practices in place by the end of June. The American Red Cross is dedicated to saving lives, easing suffering and restoring hope at home and around the world. Currently operating on a budget ‘ 1 billion, the Red Cross annuof' $3 ally mobilizes relief to the victims of more than 67,000 dlsasters nationwide and has been the primary supplier of lifesaving blood and blood producb In the United States for more than 50 years. In 2001, the Red Cross also trained almost 12 million people In vital lifesaving skills, pruyjd:j ed direct health services to near-, ly 2.6 million people and dcliyered more than 21 million locally relevant community services, The organization also assisted international disaster and con- them to g ive to the chapter or to support of U S. military families. p r ic e s in to w n Is Your A/C Ready For This Summer... SHOWHOURS 10«m-8 pmTidal ultsdoMa 7pm OpenThurxliyt thruSundip. 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F ren ch A ve (407) 3 2 1 -0 9 2 0 • Duct Work (repair -----and installation) Estimates l i f e * Residential $ S l • Mobile Homes j C a ll Us Today (407) 323-5495 / ★ ★ S P E C IA L ★ ★ C o m p l e t e A/C S y s t e m C h e c k U p For O nly s2 4 .9 5 �T h * S d h n o u H erald bracelets C h a m b e r--------- lA and have a local teleThen there are other , but that will be t up to a fudge to decide [ time.” n people irugnt inuuar Involved In domestic ■talking, repeated _ tailing to appear [som e traffic or madecxiirw, ana m cenam ven drug or prostitu- send out a coupon, and follow that up every 30 days until the due Three members who have not renewed 30 to 45 days after their deadline receive a visit from Gordon. The final step o f Gordon's plan is to remove those members who have not renewed within 90 days. "At some point we have to move o r," Gordon said. "We need spend our energy attracting new members and providing services to those who renew." While the chamber's financial preltton is much atrongrt Gordon said a lot o f work remains. For one, the pace has slowed for renewals and new member recruitmen t "TVaditionally the summer to slower; so we have our work cut out for us," Gordon said. The organization to also plan­ ning to change the billing cyde so tirat all memberships are renewed at the same time. J to n at the sheriff's twill keep trade of people with the t bracelets are. Fear exam* involved in will be watched to be i he or rfre doea not known drug areas, or domestic violence will be monitored scertain they do not return the scene of the activities put them in tail in the place. IThe operation is not expert‘ to begin until after the new ' year starts on O ct 1. commented, "W ell ! starting slowly at first with ‘ ’ a few of the ankle attach* , but within a year or so, could have as many as 50 ' 100 in operation." The amount requested to i this program Is$143,000, rhkh includes one position a monitor. In the fast year; “ to Fenny Flatting the sheriff's department, |part of the expense will be absorbed by the Inmate Welfare Fund. The second year, by the Inmate Telephone communications revenue. Additionally, each person assigned one of the ankle bracelets will be required to pay $6 per day for the use. During the County Commission budget bearings, Eslinger gave an example of a case up north where an armed robbery was taking place. A monitor observer was imme­ diately able to locate a person known as a robber, in the vicinity of the store being ro b b e d Additionally, ................... he was with ai photo pi able to come up win of the suspect Police were able to locate the robber within , minutes after the crime was reported, because he was wearing an ankle bracelet which was tracked in the way similar to what the Seminole County Sheriff's Department plans to undertake. The Probation Division has agreed to work in concert with the Intelligence Center and General Assignment Investigators to ensure com­ pliance and initiate action for any non-compliance. Initially, passive electronic monitoring devices will be used (those checked daily). In the future, units with real-time capabili­ ties and referred to as active electronic monitoring may also be used. Last year, the John E Polk Correctional Facility experi­ enced a daily average popula­ tion of 855 inmates, with 61 percent (522) awaiting trial. Not all offenders awaiting trial will be eligible for electronic monitoring, due to prior offenses and other strict crite­ ria set forth in Florida Statutes. But with official approval, those qualified to wear the electronic monitoring devices will greatly help reduce the inmate population at the tail. Eslinger and other officials have already met with the State Attorney's office and judges and Harriett said the judges appeared to be in favor of the project Wednesday. June 26.2002 P ig e IA Request "That will allow us to concen­ trate our renewal efforts to one time period a year instead of every month," Gordon said. "That frees us up to recruit new members throughout the year " Gordon said the chamber also to in the early stages of the US Chamber of Commerce accredita­ tion program and to researching a plan to offer affordable health insurance plans to chamber mem­ bers. "Those businesses that right now might not be able to provide insurance to their employees would be able to offer that benefit under this type of program," Gordon said. The chamber to also planning a political hob-nob for Aug. 15, and Gordon hopes to keep up the pace of activities. "Each month is a battle, but I have a tremendous board of direc­ tors that I’m very grateful for," Gordon said. "We know we're heading in the right direction." C oatiaesd from Page IA we want to do with the $6 million." Greene said. "After I wrote the let­ ter, we were asked to make a per­ sonal pitch and meet with the pow­ ers that Ire." According to Greene, the appro­ priations will come from various federal agencies, depending on the type of project In the past, the city has received federal money through a police officer's grant pro­ gram to cover the expense of addi­ tional offices. O t top of the city's list to the fire sub-station — a project Commission recently opted to delay due to funding concerns. Originally planned to coincide with City's Hall's expansion, cost for the facility to estimated at $380,000 with an additional $1.1 million to staff it Without alterna­ tive funding, such as the communi­ ty-development money, the dty would need to raise taxes almost 33 percent to pay for the added staff. "The money for the fire station Is needed to alleviate any tax increase to our residents," Create said. The dty is seeking funding for the bypass project to reduce traffic traveling through the old down­ town area. Federal allocation for the Lake Mary Woods sewer sys­ tem would abo allow the dty to avoid making it a future bond issue. "As for the surveillance equip­ ment, it's for the security and safe­ ty of our water supply," Greene said. "It would give our residents more confidence to know the city's water supply is continuously pho­ tographed." City Manager Litton to looking for a positive outcome following tire delegation's trip to Washington. "I am hopeful and expect to be successful' Litton said. "We prob­ ably won't get everything we ask for, but we may get partial funding for some of the projects. "Since we have a consultant, we have a heads up on others who don't," he said. "Hopefully, we will bring home the bacon." all needed costs associated with lowering the number o f students in classrooms. The proposed amendment would limit pre-kindergarten through third-grade classes to 18 students. The maximum number of children in classrooms from fourth through eighth grade would be 22, while ninth- through 12th grade classroom sizes would not exceed 25 students. The amendment would require all school systems in Florida to meet the standards by 2010 and calls for phased-in state funding to achieve the goal The coalition needs almost 500,000 signatures by Aug. 5 for tire amendment to get cm the Nov. 5 ballot Although tire group expects to have 600,000 names on paper by the end of the month, only 125,874 signatures, so far, have bear verified by elections supervisors. There to a good reason why the coalition hasn't had problems gathering names on paper. Florida ranks 43rd in teacner-to- student ratios. This fall, when students return to school, they will arrive in tire most overcrowded classrooms in the state's history. That's why Tuesday members of the community were helping tire NAACP gather signatures in Sanford. They believe every name to one step closer to reducing class size. "It's our children's future," TUrner said. "We must build our future on a solid foundation and that means investing in education on the front end." Class Size erei Page 1A there still to overcrowding, and the portables at the schools are proof of th at "By reducing class size, you give teachers more time to teadu It takes away from the time they spend on discipline issues within the classroom.4 The campaign to decrease classroom numbers to headed by "The Coalition to Reduce Class Size." 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June 20.2002 ** ------------ T m S eminole H eeald M anatees------Continued from Pa|i 1A SAN FO RD — Seminole County Commission Chairman Daryl McLain announced Monday that his campaign for the newly created District 24 United States Congressional Scat had collected more than 3,200 citizen petitions to qualify as a candidate for that office. McLain utilized unpaid citi­ zen volunteers to collect the requisite 2,100 petitions needed to get on the ballot in less than two months. McLain’s cam­ paign volunteers collected more than 2,500 petitions in the last week, and 1,200 petitioas in the last 36 hours prior to the Monday, June 24 deadline. McLain said the volunteer effort is a clear indicator of the grassroots support he has among voters. 'I am honored that so many volunteers from all four coun­ ties in the district worked so diligently on my behalf," McLain said. "What these vol­ unteers accomplished in the last week, often In monsoon-like conditions, is nothing short of amazing.” McLain said his opponent Tom Feeney initially sent out tens of thousands of petitions by direct mail, and after receiv­ ing a very modest response, hired a petition gathering firm to collect the balance o f the sig­ natures to get on the ballot. McLain commcnled that , "I forming a mating herd. After mating, they resume their soli­ tary lives. An exception is the strong bond between cow and calf. After birth — the gestation peri­ od is one year — calves stay close to their mothers for up to two years. Manatees give birth only once every three to five years. The intriguing nature of man­ atees is what brought Bob Mills of Oviedo to the banks of Lake Monroe Monday. It was also his first time spotting the placid creatures swimming in the waters of Seminole County. "They are such intriguing creatures," Mills said. "It's a shame the boats hurt them. They are such peaceful crea­ tures." In fact, many of the manatees swimming near the sea wall during the weekend had white scars on their backs — a result of collisions with motorboats. In 2001 alone, the Save the Manatee Club reported B1 man­ atee deaths as a result of water­ craft collisions. Mills remained on the sea H m M p6o*o by T tm m f Vtoeant County Commission Chairman Daryl McLain hands Supervisor ol Elections Sandy Gourd his petitions to qualify as a candidate for the newty created District 24 congressional seat hove always preferred to use citizen volunteers who can havc face to face interaction with the voters when asking them to sign petitions," McLain said. "I feel that direct contact with voters during campaigns and with constituents after an election is of The McLain campaign avoided having to approxlmately $9,000 in filing fires and only expended $450 in copying fees on the petition drive. ---------------------------- :------------ ‘ Jessa Bess of South Carolina Monday anapa a picture of maneMse swim­ ming In Ilk a Monroe. More than a dozen of the sea cow* were spotted Air­ ing the weekend near the sea wal across from Sanford City Hal. wall for almost an hour Monday watching the m anatees flip around in the water. "I'm from Oklahoma, and you don't see many m anatees in Oklahoma," he said. As for Cay Bess' desire to impress her grandchildren —it worked. Her grandson, Johnny, agreed seeing the manatees was the best part of his summer vacation, so far. ~vU"~ paramount importance, its really what public service is all about." Community Notes Fiiematlca competition The Altamonte Springs Fire Rescue youth took second place recently in Firematics statewide competition. The youth from the “Fin?/Rescue Explorer Post" com­ peted against paid and volunteer firefighters from around the state in Sebring. The youth, ages 14-18 competed in events including the bunker gear race, which tests firefighters skills and speed in putting on firefighting protection gear. They also partici­ pated in busted fire hose replace­ ment. T\w fynwuf* ennw 1*%wtwvil In tW Plantation Fire Department by only seconds. The youth meet at Altamonte Springs Fire Station 11, 225 Newburyport Ave. in Altamonte Springs on Mondays at 630 p.m. T h u r s d a y , F rid a y & S a t u r d a y O n ly Power Wheelchairs Available The Independent Seniors Program makes power (electric) wheelchairs available to Senior Citizens (65 and older) and to oth­ ers permanently disabled, at no outof-pocket expense if they qualify. 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T he Golden Knight w omen's track and field team has signed Kwonya Ferguson, Michelle Otandeae, Rian Thomas and Ranlyah Walker to national letters o f intent, head coach Marcia Mansur-Wentworth announced. Ferguson, a product ol Rocldedge High School a state champion high jumper this past season, as well as a finalist in the long jum p, 200 and 400 meters. She also won the 2002 Golden South Championship in the hlph jum p clearing a o L n d ese, a discus thrower from Johnsburg High School in Illinois, was ranked third in the state this past season and had a season-best throw o f 131-8. She w ill add to die already strong contingent of UCF throwers. Thomas, a throws special­ ist from Titusville High School, was the district champion and regional run­ ner-up in the discus and shot put. She was also a state finalist in both events finish­ ing seventh in the discus and eighth in the shot pu t A product o f Camden (New Jersey) High School Walker has a personal best of 56.20 In the 400 meters, an event In which she has won three conference and county championships. As a mem­ ber o f the 4x200 relay team, she placed sixth at indoor nationals and also ran with the 4x400m relay team that took sixth at the Penn Relays. The new signees join a Golden Knights squad that has won three consecutive Atlantic Sun Championships. The UCF softball team signed Taylor Sawyer to a national letter o f intent, Head Coach Renee LuersGillispie announced. Playing pitcher and first base for Sierra Community College, Sawyer had an 18-51 record and a 0.91 ERA in 14233 innings pitched while she also had a .385 batting average with 25 RBls. She received All-Bay Valley Conference honors as a pitcher while she also earned numerous all-tournament honors. Sawyer graduated from Oakmont nig h School in 2000, where she twice earned all-conference honors and was the team's MVP her senior season. She was also on the honor roll. In other Golden Knights athletic news, a pair of UCF freshmen outfielders, Dee Brown and Clay Tlmpner, have been named to the Collegiate Baseball News Freshmen All-American Team. UCF was the only school to have two outfielders named to the freshmen AllAmerican squad. Brown was the Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year and was a first-team all-con­ ference team member. For the season. Brown hit .397 and led the Knights with 56 RBIs and 111 total bases. He was also the A-Sun’s top hit­ ter in conference games only with a remarkable .490 aver­ se, , Tlmpner was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Freshman team along with Brown after hitting .361 with five home runs and 47 RBls. A inidseaSee UCF, Page 2B game works. Now la your chance and It won't coat you a thing but tone. It is alao a g ood time to g e t into the protaaion aa there is a shortage of offi­ cial* and the p a y has Improved consider- ably over past yean. T n► eQty f of Sanford - - Recreation and Parka Department will be holding a free fo r n e w one-day Baseball Umpires C linic a t the Chase Park Sporta Complex on Saturday, S July 13th from 9 a jn . to 4 p an. Under the auspices of the Babe Ruth Baseball National Umpires Association, this clinic is for those interested in begin­ ning baseball umpiring or for anyone that Just wants to know more about umpiring in general Tne Cflnlc actually will be in tw o parts ‘b l u e s ’ with the Morning Clinic being devoted to teaching the One* and TWo-Man System and the Afternoon Clinic being set aside for rule interpretations. Applications for becoming a Babe Ruth League Umpire will be given out at the end o f the aay. Beverages will be provided, but atten­ dees should bring lunch. ing a lui The four-field Chase Park Sports Complex is located near Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium at 1500 Celery Avenue behind the old Seminole County Schoolboard Complex, two blocks east of Mellonville Avenue. Veteran umpire Duane J. LaFollette, now a Recreation Supervisor with the SRD, will head up tne clinician team. Clinic sire is limited so you need to make reservations by calling LaFollette at 407-328-3732 (Chase Park Office) or the Sanford Recreation Department Downtown Youth Center at 407-330-5697. You can also contact LaFollette by Fax at 407-328-3731 or by email at dumpiresdaol.com. Miller’s m aulers SC C has P ro je c t reaches m ilestone Special to the Haraid nine on OCALA — A young w! rhooping crane survived di i, eagles, cold temperatures and drought to become the first of its kind to fledge in the wild in the United States in 63 years. The fledgling, dubbed "L ucky" by volunteers, made history on June 7 when it spread its mighty wings and flew effortlessly across the Leesburg marsh in which it was hatched and reared by first­ time parents. "There are fewer than 400 whooping cranes left in the world and this bird's history- ■MFC Softball By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD —- The Seminole Community C ollege softball team has been richly reward­ ed for yet an o th er super s e a - * •an., Despite struggling offen­ sively virtually the whole sea­ son, coach C ourtney M iller's Raiders still w en t 46-16 an d carried a n ine-gam e winning streak into the State Tournament to com e within two victories o f the school record of 48, w hich was set just last year. They also finished fourth in the state torumament, losing only to No. 1 seeded Lake City Community College and eventual state and national champion Indian River Community College. SCC had b e a te n the Pioneers all fo u r times they met in the regu lar season. For their efforts, the Raiders had nine players earn postsea­ son honors, w ith two players, sophomore B lak e Hoorelbeke and freshman Lacey Swarthout, m aking First Team of the M id-Florida Conference and FCCAA A ll-State and NJCAA All-Region VU1 squads. See Softball, P age SB m iU n s U • a\«r»\ttcai\< trtlla v teV tM -M \«% m a t a l l u a U V o Freshman sensation Lacey Swarthout (above) and sophomore all-around star Blake Hoorelbeke (right) both had monster seasons for the Seminole Community College softball team this year and for their efforts were named to both the First 'foam of Ihe Mid-Florida Conference and FCCAA An-State and NJCAA AS-Region VIII squads. Swarthout, from Colonial, broke several singleseason school records, whlit Hoorelbsks, v<ho will be going to Stetson University this fal, was the top RBI produosr and No. 2 pitcher for coach Courtney Mater's Raiders. AU told, nine different SCC players ware named to AU-Mid-Rorida Conference teams In one capacity or another. restore the whooping a s m to Its former range In the Southeastern United States," said Steve Nesbitt, non-mlgracrane p i ( M X i tory whoopingI < an leader for the Florida Fishland Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Biologists and volunteers have closely monitored the Leesburg whoopers since the air arrived at tne small wetI area last December and began showing an interest in nesting there. By mid-February the female was sitting on eggs and on March 12, Lucky, the first of two chicks, hatched. Two days later the second chick hatched but survived only a few hours before it was taken by a bald eagle. "W hile it's sad that the sec­ ond chick was taken so quickly, it is normal for whooping cranes to hatch two chicks but raise only one," said Marty Folk. FWC biological field coor­ dinator for the non-migra tory whooping crane project The fact that Lucky has fledged, meaning it can fly on See Outdoors, Page 2B R aiders re w arded fo r b ig season By Dean Smith Sporta Editor SANFORD — A return to elite status not only in the Mid-Florida Conference but also In state circles is starting to pay off In the form of postsea­ son honors for tn e Seminole Community College baseball team. Led by Winter Springs H igh School graduate John Michael H ow ell, Coach Mike Nicholson's Raiders had eig h t players m ake either First or Second Team w hen the Mid-Florida Conference All-Star Teams w ere announced recently. SCC had a breakout season under Nicholson. A strong finish In 2001 left the Raiders ju st a game away from m aking the State Tournament and a few games short o f 300, giving the squad high hopes for this season. But another stow start (6-11) in 2002 had many locals thinking this would b e another frustrating year. The cream (i.e.: talent), however, started to rise to the top as freshmen Howell and Donnie Burkhalter starting hitting the ball out o f the park like they were going to m ake a run at Barry Bonds' record. Sophomore Tommy Solitario bounced back from injuries to start pounding the ball and trans­ fer John "J.T." Williamson, a Lyman graduate, and freshman Dan Quartarara cam e on to give SCC speed at the top o f the order. And freshman pitchers Zach McCamie and David 71mm stepped ou t of the shadows of more heralded teammates to give Nicholson strong starting pitching. The result was a 32-27 record, including finish­ ing the season 26-16, and a Fifth Place finish at the State Tournament. Only an extra-inning loss in the Quarterfinals kept tne Raiders out of the Top 4. Howell, a lefthanded hitting third baseman, made the biggest im pact, going from a player fighting for playing time at either third or first base heading into the spring, to making the AUMid-Rorida Conference First Team, AllToumament at the FCCAA State & NJCAA District Tournament, and Second Team FCCAA All-State and NJCAA AU-Region VIII. The 6-foot-3,200-pounder, who played for Jeff Perez at Winter Springs, hit .361 (69-191) with 20 doubles and 11 home runs, scored 35 runs and drove in 50 runs during the regular season. In Mid-Rorida Conference play, Howell hit .347 (35-101) with nine doubles and seven home runs, scored 21 runs and drove in 25. Solitario, a 6 -foot, 195-pound lefthanded hitting catcher from Staten island. New York, was anoth­ er First Team All-Conference selection, hitting .333 (29-87) with six doubles, two triples and six home See Baseball, Page 2B Haraid pt Freshman John Michael Howell from Winter Springs way super season, being named lo the FCCAA Alt-State Secor / �■MH mm > T he S n m o u H erald P B fB 2 Freshman pttchsr Zach McCamte (above) and sophomore catcher Tommy SoNtario (right) both Joined Howe! aa membeni of the AB-MMFlorida Conference First Teem. Baseball Continued from page IB runs, to g o along with 14 runs scored and 21 RBI in conference play. SC C 's final First Team AllConference pick was McCamie, a 6-foot-4 righthhander from Boone H igh School, who went 6-2 w ith a 3.05 ERA in confer­ ence gam es. He struck out 59 and w alked 25, while allowing only 5 6 hits in 62 innings of work. Five Raiders made the MidFlorida Conference Second Team. Quartararo, a 6 -foot, 175pounder from Belleview High School, w as not even in the run­ ning fo r the starting shortstop Job, b u t became the leadoff hit- No. 2 starter for Nicholson and was taken In the 19th round by the San Francisco Giants last week. During conference play he was 5-1 with a 3.78 ERA and striking out 39 in 52-1/3 innings on the mound. The final SCC member o f the team is sophomore righthander Dan DeChirico. A high school teammate of Solitario’s at Farrell High School in Staten Island, DeChirico did a good Job os the closer for Nicholson. The 5-fbot-10,160-pounder was 1-1 with one save and a 2.62 ERA in the M-FC. He struck out 26 and walked only six in 44-2/3 Innings of work. C>vliidu High S c V io o l grad uate - ottanai In o o n /JS S S batted 3 5 2 (36-108) with six doubles, two triples and three home runs, scored 25 runs and drove in 20. Burkhaiter, a 6-foot-4,270pounder from West Orange High School who was taken in the 21st round by the Toronto Blue Jays in the Major League First Year Draft last week, set a single-season SCC record with 19 hom e runs this season. Against M-FC foes, the righthander hits 324 (33-102) with five doubles and nine home runs, scored 27 runs and drove In 28. Williamson, a 5-foot-8,160pound centerfielder, batted 346 (28-81) with three doubles, one triple and two home runs, stole 12 bases, scored 23 runs and drove in 12 against conference competition. He was also per­ fect on defense, fielding all 55 chances he had without an error. Tim m , a 6-foot-6,190-pound lefthander from Trenton, G eorgia, came on to become the State Tournament Mdst Valuable Player, being named the FCCAA Playerof-the-Year and making the NJCAA Ail-Gulf District Team. The sophomore outfielder who has already signed with the University o f Georgia where he figures to be in the same outfield with Sanford's Chaz Lytle, will be named an All-America later this summer after leading M anatee Community College in Bradenton to a runner-up finish in the NJCAA National Tournament. ALL-MID FLORIDA CONFER­ ENCE FIRST TEAM S m M i Comm unity College: Tu m m y SallUria, John Michael H o w e ll, Zaah M cC im li, Daytona B«*ch Com m unity C oUrgr Tim Orlaiky, J loruii Com m unity CoUrgr it JarkianviUr Jeff M rlU ip i. Cody Wrber; lake City Community Collogm Steve J V l m H ILinti i n , C o l a Corporin, Bubfcy Rodriguri, John Koch, Nick Slock. Jrra u n r lohnion, Lake-Sum trr Community C o U rg r Trrvir Rio*. Sant# Fr Commmuruty C u ilrg r M itt Rumbtr: St. Juhne Rivrr Community CoUegr Howard Kendrick. SECOND TEAM Seminole Comm unity C o llrge : D in Q u irtin ra . D s n n li B urkh ollir, John kVliliiiuon, D in DeCHerico, D avid Tim m ; Central Florida Community C o U e g r R yin S o ftb all I -m------— --- «- - Jf-.T,, I iiWifYbaii LflUIIIM f IStTfnNTI n iy W ■ W iBBii R yan Q u ln rllo , Laka-S uinteT C om m unity C oltega. C m W i k u C w M 4 u . V « r T « n C U it . Laka C it y C o m m u n ity C o O r p . FCCAA STATE A NJCAA DIS­ TRICT ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM S m ln o U Com m unity C » U f t J»kn M khool Hawaii; M i i u t n Community C o l t f r Lorry C n y lo n . Du*kt Cm , CiOii Cnfcfca, Randy Bern, Mario Matullrh, Oiipoti JtaOor C o tk g r Blake Balkrnn. Ivan Nacvarata. Kyle P iw t k iy k ; Fmeecol# Junior CoUegr A i n TYommalm. U n i t J i n n , Tim Lind; hefted Community CoOijtr. Eric ( f « . Ry«] Bab h r k y I t O u M in d in g n tc k rr ot the TO u m im rn h Rondy Brim ot M in it»» Community CoUrgr. Sob Z e llrw U I Mom V ilio b li rto yif Award: L i n y C n y m at M n u t r , Co m m uity ■ill Ifcton Award Recipient Andy WHIi at Indlon River Community College. FCCAA ALL-STATE A NJCAA ALL-REGION VIII FIRST TEAM M i i u It e Community College: U rry Craysm. C a DU Cr*btw, Randy Beam; North Florida Community College: MarUnd WllUama, Ashton McKelvy; Chi poll Junior College: B la U Balkrom, Ivan NaccaraU; Broward Community College: Mike Prrdomo; S t John* River Community CoUrgr Howard Kendrick; Miami-Dade Community College Joae Herrera. Ceaar Yrpex; Santa Fe Community College: Matt Rumble; BrrivnJ Community College: Craig tlurba, Justin I toyman; Lake City Community College: John K w h’ Pensacola Junior Collegr, Rhetf James. SECOND TEAM Semi no Ia Community College: John Michael H o w e ll; Florida Community College i t Jacksonville: Jeff MilUip*. Chipola Junior C ollege: Ricardo Nanita; Gulf Coast Community College; Matt Sauls GCCC; Manatee Community College David Cos; Si John* Rivrr Community College: Howard Kendric k; Polk Community College TJ, Niles. Josh Kranawettrn Hillsborough Community College Chris Brown, Lake City Community College Harris Lee; Palm Beach Community C ollege Johnny Lope/, Juan Mora, FYmaculi Junior College: Tins Land; St. Petersburg Community Cotlcgr: Bobby Wilson, LakeSum ter Community College Travis Rioa; Indian River Community College Jason Fletcher; Tallahassee Community College Micah Posey. Larry Grayson. Manatee Community College, Briefs Seminole Co. Residents *10.00 OFF C all fo r Tee Tim es 407-833-0818 L o ca ted north o f L ake M ary Blvd. on M arkham W oods Rd. Must Present Ad E xpires 08/J0/02 _______________ " fagJhajecuriot332 wit by *'Hsilihhworr'tTV W95,i and also ~~ ,< w 4 oMiM-w*n nm mu d Mww hfl4 32; shtitpulk’.U'is time eras­ Community CoUrgr ing Reeber's record of 11 In N jC A A ALL-G ULF DISTRICT TEA M CjotfCm CMfean stair made All-Mid-Florida Lo o t I m i l t w t Uk# City Conference Second Team. Community CoUrgr. Monique Alexander. Sw uthout, a 5-foot-5 Stork Is a 5-foot-5 third baseMktwlla Sum- Mill#. Monk# Alexander. er from Colonial High Kate Quigley Lrellr Palmct, LaDkada llugfn, man from University High Dayton# Saadi Community CoUrgr |aw , was nothing short of School In Orlando, while Orttx. Dani Grapevine; Florid# Community sensational this season, going Bradley is a Jet-quick 5-foot*l College #« Jackeonvillr Monk# McCm, Serah 26-8 with four saves ana record­ second baseman who played for Bergeron. Nikki Oakham, SUcry Bril Santa ing at least five no-hitters. F t Community College: Amfarn Magura, Gnu Coach Jeannie Fisher at Lake Pape, Lurie Haatan. The 26 victories broke the Mary High School SECOND TEAM school mark o f 25, set by Another sophomore, 5-foot-7 Heather Hutchinson In 1995 righthanded outfielder Kristen and equaled by O viedo's Sarah Hughes from Orange Park High CoUrgr HoDy d ig it; Sant# Ft Commurityy College: Rat Janet; Central Florid# Reeber, now a standout at School, was named All-MidCommunity CoUrgr. Kent Ryekarnp; St Johiu Rollins College, last year, and Florida Conference Honorable Rivet Community CoUrgr Meredith Miley. the four saves also broke die Senior!# Smalley. Jenrdkrr Synt Laka-Sumin Mention. Community CoUegr Rachel Mixon; Florid. school mark o f three, set by Four freshman with bright Community College at JeckaomrUir Meghan Hutchinson In 1996 and tied by futures at SCC also garnered Clark, Clara Chaffe; Daytona Beach Rene Hooper in 1997. Community CoiWgr Jett King, Katie Haring Honorable Mentionn Honors in She also shattered the school HO NORABLE MENTION Stacey Spell, Klley Sieffert, Katie Coilegm Stacey single-season record for strike Field, and Lori Sduiepf. out, punching out 222, destroy' r*v <-Field, iwho (Bayed at O viedo™ ** C ontinu ed from page IB S A N F O R D T E N N IS The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is offering Summer Junior Tennis Camps. Camp #2 registration closes July 8 and runs July 8-12 Camp #3 closes registration August 5 and Aug. 5-9. TTre Camps, taught by USPFR certified Greg James and held at Groveview Park (off of Lake Mary Boulevard), has a mini­ mum size of six and maximum o f 12 juniors per session. The camps are open to: 5-7 year olds from 830 a m. to 9 a.m. and costs $20. 8-10 year olds from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and costs $35. 11-14 year olds from 10 a m. to 11 a.m. and costs $35. For more information call 407682-6086 or 407-330-5697. 2001. Hoorelbeke, a 6-foot- 1 righthander, w as the top allaround player for SCC as she was a starting pitcher, first base­ man, designated hitter and clean-up hitter for the Raiders. The Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, native, who will attend Stetson University in DeLand this fall, went 1-0 and only pitched 15 innings as a freshman because of arm problems, but made an amazing recovery to go 17-8 this season and end up 18-8 with a 0.90 ERA and 130 strike­ outs in her two-year stint for SCC. One of the best hitters in junior college, Hoorelbeke was walked a lot as a sophomore and was held to only 51 hits, 30 RBI, and four home runs at the plate as a sophomore. As a freshman, she hit .356 (64-180) with 14 doubles and six home runs, drove in 48 and scored 31 runs. Two sophomore infielders, Kim Stork and Rachel Bradley, O utdoors Continued on page 2B its own, and now has essential­ ly the same chance for survival as its parents, is a giant step for this project. The Non-Migratory Whooping Crane Reintroduction Project began nearly 22 years ago, with 13 years of preliminary study of sandhill cranes before the first captive-reared whooping crane was released in Florida in 1993. Since then four chicks have hatched in the wild - the two in Leesburg this year, and two in Osceola County in 2000. The only survivor is Lucky. For the past 11 years, Gene and Tina Tindell nave lived or. the edge of the Leesburg wet­ land the whooping cranes decided to call home. One day in December they saw a couple of large white birds in the marsh they had never seen before. At first they thought they were sandhill cranes but then realized there was something just a little dif­ ferent about them. |«n wH, was another reayer who per-,,;) „ formed nttfiy tasks fqtM W W ^ l: The 5-foot-5 righthander w as undefeated as the Raiders' No. 3 pitcher, and also saw time at second base, shortstop, third base, and in the outfield. Sieffert, a teammate of Swarthout at Colonial High School and a second baseman by trade, did a good Job in the outfield for Miller. Spell, a 5-foot-5 righthanded outfielder from Merritt Island High School came on strong at the end of the season and was one of Miller's top offensive threats down the stretch. Schnepf, who played at University High with Stork, also had a big conference season after getting extended [ time because of injuries t o . Conference shortstop Yo Johnson. The 5-foot-4 righthander, who was recruited as a pitcher, did a good job at the plate and in the outfield. ALL-MID-FLORIDA CONFERENCE TEAMS . at Jackxoovjj ■Uchanhon, I Laka CUy Community Co O rg r Caari King, Kaycm VlMdon. Saryriani* llurin . Kati* Prick#, Santa Fa Com m unity C o lla gr Jack* larabocchia; Canlral Florida Community Coilagv: Khaina WllUima, Diana Korea!. Kaidy Aim Fllia, Laka-Sumlrr Community C o l l a r Nadlna M a ltn d m . Mariah Cram. Backy Thompaon; SL Johna Rivrr Community C o d r g r Chriatina Mrikac, L n lit llaniron, Brandy Low#. CONFEBINCI COACH-Of-TIIE' YEAR. Vm ua Taylor; Laka City Cunununity CoUegr CONFERENCE rTTC lIE R -O F -TIIE -Y E A lL LaaUa PaJmrr, Laka City Community CoUrgv CONFERENCE F lA Y lB -O F -T H I-Y lA R j Moniqua A lm andrg Laka Q ty Community FCCAA ALL-STATE A NJCAA ALL-REGION VIII TEAM FIR ST TEAM Seminal# C o m m u ity College: Siak* H m a lk r k a , Larry Swrrthout; Lake City Com m unity College: Monique Alexander. Lealie Palmer; Indian River Community CoOegK Jacquir Roihey. Kim Craham. Tiffany Ore; C u ll Cdaai Commurnty CoUrgr. Cryrile Krafft, Amber Carllngtan; North Florida Community C o U rg r A ddry Jeffm. Undaay Enderx; Manatee Community CoUegr Whitney Bariiett FtorVl* Community College at JackacmviUr Sara Bafgmm, NUki OiUdrrea, O k a k u a W alUn Community CoUegr Nikki Reid, Stephanie Hamilton; Santa Fe Community C o U rg r Gina Pipe. Tatlahaaarr Comm unity C o U rg r Jennifer Whllley; Pmaaoola Junior C oU rgr ttena Cklmore flR ST TEAM "I didn't know what whoop­ ing cranes looked liked, but we knew those birds were some­ thing special when we saw the radio transmitters attached to their legs. 1 figured we'd be hearing from the Fish and Wildlife Commission before long," said Gene Tindell. And sure enough they did when biologist Jeanette Parker arrived one day during her daily monitoring of the birds. "1 asked her If she had lost something," Tindell said, sm il­ ing. "She told me, 'No, I know right where they are." That began the Tindell’s role as volunteer crane observers, a job they took on willingly and now can claim to have been a part of something few if any other people ever have. "The Tlndells, because of where they live and the count­ less hours they've spent watch­ ing these birds, have now wit­ nessed more in the life of a whooper family than anyone else on earth," said Folk. They've seen bald eagles attack Ihe chicks, they've see dogs chasing the birds and the birds chasing cals, they've seen the intimate communication between parents and young, and they saw Lucky take to the sky for the first time. It was like seeing a baby take its first steps," said Tindell. "It’s a relief really because now he has a better chance for survival, but in a way we hated to see it because we know now he's going to leave." But Lucky probably won’t leave too soon. The chick will likely remain with its parents until a few weeks before they begin to nest again - probably in January or February. In the meantime, they will teach the youngster everything it needs to learn to survive without them. The Non-Migratory Whooping Crane Reintroduction Project is a cooperative effort between the FWC, the U S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the U S. 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RobanJ.CoM PubOMi: JUM 2S. 2002 NN220 -I * * *****tmijiciiV*'" n'»*Ej*JWitV> **4 Lecals CASSHO; 91CAES4 14L PB INVESTMENT CORPORATION P U JN G F T VS. RICKEY HNJJS. IF UVINO. ANO IF OEAO. THE UW040WN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN MTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST RICKEY HALTS; ROME HSUS. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(8) PBfe 4B * Wednesday. June 2 6 .2 0 0 2 61— M oney t o Lin o ’ 71— H elp Wanted I t Scott C*m*r. S n w U M PuMMr J m n . 2002 NN221 71— H u r W anted M THE ONCUTT COURT OPTHE 1STH j u d ic ia l cmcurT. gtaNfeMjpanienc IN AND FOR SEMWOLS COUNTY, FLOR0A C A S IN O : S B C A U S 14L BANK OF A M E R IC A N A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO BANK O F AMERICA FSS PLAINTIFF vs IU E JU N E GRAHAM. IF LIVINO. AND IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST LUEGUNE GRAHAM. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LUEJUNE GRAHAM. IF ANY. NATION SC REDIT MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF FLORIDA ALTAMONTE UN O tN Q HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC .. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Ft POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) N O TKSO P NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu- tuant to • Sunma/y Fnal Judgmam nt Foractoaur* datod J u « 7, 2002 ■marnd In C M C m * No 02-CA892M Lot toa Canal C o utol to* tlT H Lot orac/t*. «**/«■*. C O U N TY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ TORO. FLORIDA a t1100 AM. on to* Where the deals are! S h o p w ith u s e ve ryd a y M THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE 19TH JUOKUL CHbCUTT. HAND FOR ■COUNTY, batonyoubuy jutocwi cacut Hand tot s c m m o le County. Santord, Ftond*, I aalaai to to* n*ipi*at and b*at btddar tar caati 41 to* Wail Front Door at to* SEMI­ NOLE County CourtoouM tocatod at 301 N Par* Annum In SantorL Fk.ndj. at It 00 a.m. on to* B day * July. 2002 to* toaowmg dMCrtoad proparty aa **l toalti ai and Sunmary Faual Judgmam. to-wit. LO T 31. OF ALTAMONTE U N O INO. ACCOROtNQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 47, PAGES U ANO 54. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Datod tor* lO d ayolJui*. 2002 (CIRCUIT CO UR T SEAL) MAnYANNE MORSE Ctora o( to* Circuit Court By. Mary Stroup* tXaytdBf QwT toMMaT* ■ CASINO: 91 C A 44414L Bank Owned Property!!! NATIONAL CRY MORTGAOE CO. PLAINTIFF VS. TIANA HOLLARS. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. O R A N TtES . ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING A N M TER EST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST TIANA HOLLARS; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F TIANA HOUARS. JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN AN TS M POSSESSION What does that mean to you? 100% Financing New 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes DEFENDANTS) SESW * m m M l 8. Lkwamty Dmr* SutoSSO Ptonlauon, FL 33324 1 1213 8000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. panon* into diubaaaa naadn g a *p*o*J accommodaaon t o u U eonlad COURT ADMINISTRATION, at to* SEMINOLE Count, CourtoouM *1 407-845-4227. 1-400955-4771 (TDO) or 1800-9558770. ** Flonda Rata, Same* PubaahJun* 19. 24.2002 NNI43 IN THE CIRCUTT COURT OF TH E 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION anNMd n C M Caaa Not 02-CA8S4. 14-L at to* Capua Court ot tia IIT H JUtoal Cacul to and lor 5EMMOLE County. Santord. Ftoikto. I « * » a t u to* Nut** and baar btddar tor caaK ar to* Waal Front Door at to* SEESNOLE County CourtoouM tocatod at 301 N. Park A nn ua to Santord. Florida. *11100 anv on to* 9 day at -Wy. 2002 to* todmvtog daicitiad proparty M Ml tor9i to aaid Sunmary Ftoat Judgmam. toitot LOT 132. UNIT FIVE OF MOUNT OREENWOOO. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 40. ON PAGES 4-9. OF THE PUSUC RECOROS OF S f UNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Datad to* 10 day ot Jun*, 2002. [CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE dark otto* Cacut Court By. Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark Pubkati to; THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE U W OFFICES O F OAVIO 3 STERN. PA,. ATTO R N EY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 S Unhandy Drtv* Suit* 500 Plamaun. FL 33324 (954)2334000 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraon* M b kg a ipaud accon contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. *1 to* SEMINOLE County CourtoouM *1 407-445-4227, 1-4009554771 (TDO) or 1-BOG9658770. M* Floral* Ralay Same* Pub4*hAn* 19.24. 2002 NNI49 CASE NO: 02 CA 143 14 L BA MORTQAGE. LLC. tuccaaaot by m w jrr k) NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS J C A N U HARRELL. IF UVINO. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SFOIJSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LILNORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UNDER OH AGAINST JOAN M HARRELL; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOAN M HARRELL. IF ANY. THE VILLAGE OF REMINGTON HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC : JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANTI3) JUOtCUL CIRCUfT, NOTICE OF M ANO FOR FORECLOSURE SALE MI4INOL* COUNTY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puFLORIDA GENERAL tuanl to a Summary Fatal Juogmarl ol Foractoiu* datod Jun* 7, 2002 JURISDICTION OlVISION CASINO: 02 CA 111 14 L •ntorad n Crvt C a m No 02-CA843NATIONAL CITY MORTQAGE CO 14L ol to* Cacu* Court ol to* IIT H Judicial Cacul in and kx SEMINOLE PLAINTIFF VS. County. Santord. Florida. I *B aal to SANDRA J GAINES. IF LIVING. to* rvgnaal and bMt baktor tor caati al to* Waal Front Door at to* SEMI­ AND IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. NOLE County CourtoouM tocatod at 301 N. Park Avanu* to Santord. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, Honda, al II 00 a m on to* 9 day ot TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER July. 2002 to* toaovtog daaotoad PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST p.op*rty at «to tom to aato Sunmary B Y THROUGH. UNDER OR Final Judgment, to-wit: AGAINST SANDRA J GAINES. LO T 52. VILLAGE OF REMING­ RAYMOND GAINES. UNITED TON. ACCORDING TO THE P U T STATES OF AMERICA. ON BEHALF (HEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T OF t h e s e c r e t a r y o f BOOK 49. PAOE1SI 73 AND 74. OF HOUSING ANO URBAN THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI DEVELOPMENT. SEMINOLE NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. COUNTY FLORIDA. JOHN DOE Oalad tor* 10 day ol Jun* 2002 ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN (CIRCUIT CO UR T SEAL) TENANTS IN POSSESSION MARYANNE MORSE DEFENDANTS) Oath ol to* Cacut Court NOTICE OF By Mary Stroup* FORECLOSURE SALE [input, Clark NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu PuCMfl*! auam to 4 Sunmary Fnal Judgmam THE SEMINOLE HERALD aI Forackau* dalid Jun* 7, 2002 THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. ■mated n Cm Ca m No Q 2C A495 STERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR 14-L ct toa Crutrt Court ol to* I8TH PI YINT1FF JukuaJ Circuit «i and tor SEMINOLE 801 S Univwkrty Drtv* Surt* 500 Court, Santord. Flonda. I wda*4 to PLmraaon. FL 33324 to* hgnati and D*u baktor tot caaft (954)2338000 al to* Wart From Door al to* SEMI­ IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE NOLE C arry CourtoouM tocatod al AMERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES 301 N Park Avanu* n Santord. ACT. paraon* unto du atuMi** r**dFtorda it 11 00 Am. on to* 9 day ol no a kpaoal accommodalton MwUd JU Y 2002 to* toaowng daaertoad nr tact CO U R T ADMINISTRATION. propany u m i tortti n Mtd Sunmary .1 If* SEMINOLE County Fatal Judgmam, to-«.4: I.utouuM at 407 4454227. I 800LOT 88 ANO THE SO UTH 1/2 OF *55-4771 (TOO I a 1 800-955877a LO T 94. SANFO PARK. ACCORD­ vi.i Flonda H auy Same*. ING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS Pubkati Juna 19. 24. 2002 RECORDED IN P U T BOOK S, UN 144 PAGE 62 OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TY. FLORIDA OF THE IIT H Datod to* 10 day ot Jun*, 2002 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) IN ANO FOR MARYANNE MORSE SEMINOLE COUNTY, I 407-323-3301 , |. ___________________ p t m ■S e w n . NOT1CC IS HEREBY GIVEN pur10 a Final Judgmam at ractoaurt datod Jun* 7, 2002. and antond to Cam NO. 01CA-2794 ot to* Clreui Court ot to* EIGHTEENTH JuSctol Cacut to ind tot SEMINOLE County. Flonda •Warato QMAC MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. I* to* PtotoM and GEN E a FLYNN; ANY ANO A U UNKNOW N PARTIES C U IU IN G BY. THROUGH. UNDER. OR A GAINST TH e HEREIN NAMED INOMOUAL DEFENOANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. W HETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS, DEVISEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. *r» to* Datandanti. M i •*« to to* togtiMI and baat bkktor tor eaab al W EST FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEMMOLE COUNTY CO U R T­ HOUSE. SANFORD, FLORIOA al 11:00 AM. on to* 11 day at JU y 2002. to* toaowng daaertoad prpparty m eat lotto to aatd FkW Judjpiwnt L O T 414 OF MAGNOLIA PLANTA­ TION, ACCOROtNQ TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED W P U T 6 0 0 K 55. AT PAGE 73 THRU 93 OF TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A/K/A 1824 Radmod Grov* Tamac*. Lak* Mary FL 32744 WITNESS MY HAND and to* M il ol ton Court on Jun* to. 2002. Maryam* Mom* Clark ct to* Ckort Court By Mary Stroup* D*puty Park Ecftorama SAunrialM. P A PO . Bo.25018 Tamp*. Florid* 33422801* **S«* Amancan* mto DiaMaMn* Act It you am a panen mm a dtoattofy •too n**da accommodaaon to ordar to panupato n tow pnx**ung. you ar* amtiud *1 no coal to you. tot to* provition ot cartan aaaialanca. Ptou* conuct Court Arbrtmurabon at 201 N Park Avanu*. Santord, Flonda 32771. totoptiont numbu (407)443-4227. wittwi 2 worktofl day* ot you nctopt ot 9a* doeurnam; It tttnng m piind. (TDO) 1-4009554771 Pubktlt Jun* 19. 28.2002 NN149 THECWCUtT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR M M IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIt ACTION CASE NO. 944M -CA DIVISION ta-L b a tu e r s tr u s t company o f CALIFORNIA. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR VENDEE MORTQAGE TRUST 19951. MICHAEL O D O N N C U . at aL DelarxtonKel NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu*u*ni to a Fnal Judgment ol Uortgaga Fwacloau* datod J u n 7. 2002. and entorad n C*M NO. 94B0B-CA ot to* Cacul Court ot to* EIGHTEENTH Jutoial Cacul to and tor SEMINOLE Couniy. Flonda wtMfwi BANKERS TRUST COM­ PANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS Call today for your FREE recordedmessageto find out more. LOT 2. BLOCK 10. THIRO SEC­ TION OP DREAMWORLD, ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT B00K4, PAGE 70 OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA AWA 2423 S U K I AVENUE, SANF0R 0.FL 32771. MpuMc uto. toM htfiMt andImm bkktof. (of c u ll, AT TH E W IS T FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE CO U N­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA Florida, at 1100 A M ., on to* II day d July. 2002. Maryam* Mon* CWk ot CIRCUIT Court BY Mary Stroup* Oapuly Clark La* Onto** ol Oamal C. Conauagm PI THE CtRCUrr COURT OF THE EJQHTUNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. WAND FOR SCMMOLE COUNTY CIVIL OWIStON Cm * Nk 01-C A -ini-14-L ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA, fftC. jon MrrcHEu koref amja jon M KOREF, JANE DOE KOREF, THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF JON MITCHELL KOREF ArK/A JO N M. KOREF. VIRGINIA L KOREF; JOHN DOE KOREF. THE UNKNOWN HUSSANO OF VIRGINIA L KOREF. IF UVINO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F SAID DEFENOANT(S), IF REMAARIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS, LIENORS ANO TR U S TEE S ANO A U OTHER PERSONS C U IM IN G BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd DEFEN­ D A N TS ); JOHN DOE. THE UNKNOWN TENANT. JAN E DOE. THE UNKNOWN TENANT. N O T K 8 OF SALS None* * haraby gyvan to*L pu•uanl to a Final Sunmary Judgmam ol Fomckwur* antomd n to* abov* ■tylad C*UM. to to* Cacul Court ot Sammcto CouKy. Ftortd*. I m* 1*4 to* prop«rty artual* to Samtnc Couty. Flonda. dtaotoad LOT IS. BLOCK B. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNrT 2. ACCORD­ ING TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK It. PAGE 100 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SCMMOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA AK/A IS1 COUNTRY CLUB CIR­ CLE. SANFORO. FL 32771. al public aato. to to* ant D M tor. tor caah. AT TH E WEST FRONT DOOR SCMMOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIOA. Florida. M 1100 A M . on to* day ct X K 11.2002. MaryanraMcn* Clark ot CIRCUIT Court BY Mary Stroup* Dapuy Clark L a * Otocaa ot Dwaal C Corwuagra 6901 North A m a ru * A v an u * Tampa. Flonda 33804-1041 AJtomtya tor Planatt Pubtoh. J u n * 1 9.2 4. 2 00 2 NN132 Wyndham Pis lrand New [Apartments Homes Lake Mary Blvd. A 17-92 PAY NO R E N T U N T IL A U G U S T 20 0 2 S10 0 °°/ Per Month Off Your Rent!’ 407 - 327-4458 WWW. W lla o n C o m p a n y c o m Simply Superior Service unsurpassed by any other A P A R T M E N T H O M ES 'HUNKMOVE-INSPECIALS!'' UMITED TIME ONLY ‘100 O FF YOUR MONTHLY RENT >Gated Community - 2 Swimming Pools • Sundeck Area ' Covered Cabanas & Jacu/ns 1Sand Volleyball 11 , 2 A 3 Bdrm Apt. Homes 407*622*1237 E ifc 269 IR E RENT U N T IL A U G U ST 2002 $99 Moves You In! ’C*rtAln Reatrtctlona Apply W in d ch ase A p a rtm e n ts Airport Blvd. & 40A I • Indoor A/c Racquetball • 24 Hour Fitness Center > W alk-In Closets • Full Size Washer/Dryei* & Washer/Oryer Hook-Ups • Spectacular Water Views* * y 407 - 328-8818 L im it e d T im e ! Spring IntoAction y OUT OUR SPECIALS Convenient • Spacious • Affordable Newly Refurbished Apts, from s545 • Spacious Apartments with large Closets • Lake Frwnt • Volleyball • Sparkling I’uoJ • Tennis Courts 'In Select ipertment homes 100 Stonebrook Drive • Sanford, Florida 32773 Phone: 407-322-9556 • Fax: 407-321-6218 www.stonebiook@aimco.com ( ^ 4 ^ tS )4 M C 0 www.aimco.com Country Lake Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 330-5204 I �Vfednqday June 26.2002 71— H elp W anted 71— H e l p W anted 97— A partm ents F urnished Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Pay SB 103— H ouses U nfurnished 114— 141— H omes F or Sa u W a r eh o u se/R ental S pace I 181— A ppliances A F urniture For S ale I 1BRASS BED. QUEEN SERTA. po aM pcfc M 1 H m x Hum ua*d cnittK. MC77B CmO+m. 4079*00877 7 Phew Oak BwPoom Bak N w no«n utaMhar. ISBOmo ♦ d> Gourary Ckh Or. Santartf 323-4440 [SSWWVtBAU4.tioo.ANil [SmM: M J i u r s 1A chtny «Wghbod. Mdwood. Santort: 3/1, *tio* kxwa\ dHXi wwi pMOW lap meluSes h r . iw vtr ua«l Sal 184# Can M w 407-430230. 141— H omes For S ale W/Copyll AfFORO^BLE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES Wa Hava a Way You Can Cut Thai Co« In Ha«t 95— Roommate W anted THE 8 E U K X E HERALD ADVERTISING OCPT 407 322 2911 107— M o bile Homes Fo r R ent n u c o u a ra n Apply In Parson Lake Mary/Uka Jassup Friday, June 21 tl - 'H m im iiff, Jun* 26* a» our location. 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Cadikiapaper, arMawnuTww.FL SuMaldi Aih rnldai IppRBh» M(N4J741-I371. ar a- FCAN (I7TCS4-3UI DU yog ula FINPkcwTONOtM1NTREXXJX7 There ia a REALFOSSIBIUTYywareekpiblcfor1230000leCanr»* u « C*UToRFret (977)431-97*3 L**** **j*ki* fMMPy(Rje-*f§.j Week of June 24.2002 1 f �f tjtf lB Wednesday. June 26,2002 Paying ter v<nif c le tltfM ad: Seminole Herald to u can t a fo u r ad to 407-S& 44M _____ S00M. Franc* Aml, BcrdordWT71 •P. 0. an 1M7, Sanford*2772 OwoMm toagontoram you Monfeytrout* Friday, Earn-B pm In tha avwrt vou n— d to change vour a& iibadibw i O M d b w la 4 p.m. on Monday to Wadnaaday papar and 4 p m. Thuradty tor to* Waakand adRton. A 4 In* mWmun appMa to prtrato parly a * . C a rt* a * and daaatftoafcna raquka propaymtnl Lagala D o a rik m Friday, S pm lor Wadnaaday EdWoo Waikiaaday, 5 pm tor ounday Ettoon._______________ « 6 *Urdon> EMPLOYMENT 2SE AppEancu Ftopak 257 Auto ElacL Raptor 298Automodva 221 GoodlUtogatoEal 222 Muatoto toatrurnanto 287 Laam Sarvtoaa 288 Lagal Sarvtoaa 289 Locksmith 290 Maaonry 260 Bush Hogging AUTOMOTIVE REAL E ST AT E ; RENTALS 91 AgirtoMntor norneg Tb 8h*ra 97 Room* For R*ni OpportunMaa 67 OpportunMaa 68 Flnandto Banrtoaa 81 Monay to Land 181— Appliances I t Furniture Fob S ale 141 Itamaa For Sato 143 Oul of SU M Proparty For Sato 148 Raaort Prepatly For Sato 147 InduaMto Proparty For Stoa 148 MoMa Homa Lola For Sato 149 Commartoto Propaity For Stoa 161 kw talmant Proparty For Sato 163 Acraaga Lot For Sato 154 Opan Houaa 166 Condomtoluma For Sato 157 MoMa Homaa For Stoa 169 Rato EattoatMntod 160 Buatoaaa For Sato 163 Watorfrunl Proparty For Sato 166 Duptoa For Sato 239 TrwJWDuaaa/Vtoia For Stoa |MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pats A Bupplao f 200 UrtOtocWForm Supptea i 201 Hotom 206 Haavy Mactonary 207 Jawatry 200 Waaring Apparal 211 An6qua/Co6ac*blaa 219Boatt A Acoaaaoriaa 217 Oaraga Salat 219 Wantod to Buy 199— P m * S e m it s 1 S3 236 Car Rantato 236 ItoNctoo WarMd 239 Motorcyetoa»kaa For Stoa 240 Boat Rantato 241 Rac. VtNctotoCampara For Sato 243 Traitors For Sato 246 Farm Equlpmant 261 Computor Consulting 262 C a t* * * 263Carpanby 264 Carpal A InstaNatlono 266 Carpal Ctaantog 266 Ctoing Raptor 267 Caramic Tito 268 CM d Cara Canton 260 Ctaantog Sarvtoaa TTOConcrato 271 ContonrcUon 272 tMtoary Sarvtoaa 275 Dryvra* 278 Elactrtcto 277 Fanea 278 Handy Man 279 Hatting 280 Homa Improvamanta 282 Janitorial Sarvtoaa 283 Jawaky A Rapalr 264 Ufcatront Claartng 266 Landscaping 286 Laundry Sarvtoaa 296 Papar Hanging 297 Paal Control 298 Plano/Organ Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Praaaura Ctaantog 301 Pooling 302 Scraan 6 Qlaaa Work 303 8aoatarlto 8 Typing 304 Sidtog 309 Smal Buatoeaa 306 Sttonad Qlaaa 307 Swimming Pool Sarvtoaa 306 Tarmila Raptor 309 Transportation 311 Traval 312 Traa Sarvtoa 313 TV/Radlo 314 Uphototary 316 Weldtog 6 Shato Malto 316 Wtol Drilling 319 Window Waotong A TWtog Focus Trucr/Buses/Vans For S ale Savings c 11*7 Chsvy 8-10 short tisd pickup. Low mtugs. Dark Qrssn. AMTM CO Msrso. *8,000.407-323-2002. o n Shop Sem inole Herald’s Classifieds Everyday! H*7Chmty{Hft4cytodtoX-CHk lift wood'OJam* htobys. »io sscri 4C74a3zaot.| Business & Services Directory 1967 Orand Arc w a ie w flw u s si 236— C ar R entals AdvortlM your butlnutt or oorvicua for as little as $2.00 par day. Call (407) 322-2611 to speak to a Classified Representative t^S-At/TpMqnvt 238— V ehicles W anted 1m Concrat* Obar turm. 30 Inch dim Sonotuba OS Incriaa laO Nat* eonrtoon. 100.00 407-322-0338. COOMUQAT1D 9TK IL R006MQ tor Bama. Boat Dock*. Shopa. ale. Alao Culvari Ptow 15*x2ff SITUOtoa. trx2(7 0212 0QW 8uppto»totol>9>w» toe. Apopka 199— P m i t S u m ii s Vlu Spa Jacuui 0 panon. dack — ■ 4.5611 4 2 77-F ence 132K»mriaa. O N L Y 4 .5 f P E R FREE k i t T E K i S t o o o o o CALL 407417*1OS* hom e Cal THE SEMMOLE HERALD AtorariWng Dapl For Oatoto 407-322-2011 PorlatR 1 HP pool motor wtoi uarranto, M L O l 4*7-321401*. ‘ S tu c c o Repairs* All Textu re s M atched P o pcom ll 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -6 3 3 8 Lit 240— Boat R entals C O P Y 1 II! Fraa Dog. tamata, btacLOan. madjum alia, houaa brakan, apadad.naadaomaona watifenato tpand. 407-321-40*2 T ruck/Buses/Vans For S ale 260-B oat R epairs l»fiom.A6VI4tlitodTa Promole Your Buekwaal Than Cal Ua About Flyari W e W ill Print ft D e live r For Y o u To O u r Reeders F o r O nly 9*/Copy!l We Hava a Way You Cm Cut Trial Coat In Heim THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISINQ DEPT 407-322-2011 Hr* U F Oa-*p. 8at9an>Noon M to Eut 02 * Port el Santord (407) 324-0911 295-P aralegal S vcs 2 7 8 -H andy M a n Home Repairs Over 30 Yaara Eiparianca •Exterior Wood-Scraan Door* HnlanofiExtartor Doora •Wood Trim C a l4 A 407000-2202 AJI Phaaaa oi Conatructlon Praaaure Ctaanmg, Punltng, Hating 407-323-2541 (Horn* Phooa 407*314-6870 (Cal Phone) FOR SALE •Offices Coast to Coast" Since 1954 Home in Historic District CariWVActnntiewPteyToom Lot ol TUV Ex. Rata/Raa. Mae va CTO Dunn 4 S N S H M *a 2 7 9 -H auung 269-C leaning S ervices 2 S 0 -G a r a c e D o o r S v c and all its contents W e're Hiring ALL POSITIONS! for our new store opening In Be Land, FLI • (fVMCtlttVe W JJfl • Nvit be aMetewerfc flexible been bi*dl*f itiffits If weekends ► Af backround a plus but not rtq Affiliations will be accepted on 3 0 0 South Elm Ave. Sanford, FL Builtin 1 9 0 5 Zoned Commercial & Residential Won. &Tue$. • June 24 &25 OPEN HOUSE sd.(Thur. &Fri. • June 26,27 &28 Ju n e 27, 28, 29 8 a m - 5 pm Selected applicants will be asked back for personal interviews on The Career Center 32 South Woodland Blvd. • De Land, FL Call 386-740-3260 for directions Power ol Attorney. Wax. Bxnluuptcy. NamaChanQt. Other SatVKaa Avj.UMo Cal Lynda or Laura 407-331-3302 300-P ressure C leaning 269-CH ild Care Initial S e rv ice W ith T h is A d 294-P a in t in g Dry Well 1003 CHEVY CAVALIER. STICK SHIFT. AC. 4 NEW TIRES. RUNS OREAT 02.000,0601407-0330330. Jill--- Hava Wa* AdtortMto Flyari Prtntad * Inaariad In Tha to-- — ,--■ - XX--- X -m XI ogfninoEf ntrwg II 275-DHYWALL 301-Roofing 261-H ome I mprovement NEAT-N-T1DY 407-324-1177 CHARLES D. (Dan) MILLER, ftxldtr. C8C09720S. Rea/Comm 308-TllERArEUTIC M a ssa g e Raaldantlal • Commercial 2 8 7 -L awn S ervices 272-Dog G rooming 291-M ortgages 312— T ree S e r v ic e What About Bob'! Tiaa Sarvica? Wa Accept Alt Credit Canto. Traa Removal. Trimming. Bobcxt Svc. Firawood, Free Eitxnalaa Ucrinx ^ 0 7 - 200-U79 Service Directory Line Ad Specials ^ lip o s tt ie jj $ 1 5 .7 5 per m o n th ....... 5 lines / 3monlhs $ 2 4 .7 5 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $ 3 3 .7 5 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months Class ified (407) 322-2611 �WEEKEND JUNE 30, ? 0 0 ? T he Seminole H erald kTIM NaN Oa*pV*«a00RTTNl Sanford, Florida 50* ww w. s e mi n o l o h e r a l d . c o m Lake Mary Herald inside this edition of the Herald Sanford’s ready to sparkle ■ y Dan P in g EdNor Sixth annual fireworks show expected to draw more than 60,000 people SANFORD — The rixth annual Festival on the Fourth is expected to draw 65,000 people to one of Central Florida's biggest Hie festivities start at 5 pan. with the firefireworks shows. works ihow exploding after sundown over ,___ ■„ . . . .. _ . - , , , , -------, P” Melton ftifc on Lake Monroe fat rarainc downtown Sanford on Thursday, e. Th e patriotic fireworks disw ith a live radio stations. -------------------- —- — ------- -----------Beer and concessions will be available from 5 to 1 0 p m "The fireworks will be expanded this year," said year, ss Linda Kuhn, chairwoman of the Sanford Main Street committee organizing the festivaL "They'll be bigger and better and very patriotic" O ie key aspect of this years'' fireworks show is that the pyrotechnics will be launched from the marina point, allowing spectators all along Seminole Boulevard to enjoy the show. "We've been trying to do this for several years," Kuhn sakL "It allows us to open up the entire park. Before we had to close off rt of Seminole Boulevard and F t Mellon irk because you have to keep a SO foot perimeter from the launch site. Everyone will have a much better view, including those who choose to watch from their boats on Lake Monroe." Fireworks are the main attraction, of Sec Fireworks, Page 8A Mims receives third bugle pin Firefighter Sem inole County’s first fem ale assistant ch ief Th e Sem Jnde Athletic Conference was m om than ampfy recognized when the Teams w ere announced recently. ~ Managing Ed to r 11B What happens when a klnkajou awakens from Its daytime nap? And, what does an opossum d o when many other animats are preparing for their nightly slumber? 11C Stay cool on the Fourth History was made in Seminole County Friday when a third bugle was placed on Leeanna R. Mims' collar. Mims, w ho has moved up through the ranks In public service during the past two decades, is now the first female assistant chief for the county's EMS/Fire/Rescue Division. Current and former col­ leagues from various county agen­ cies gathered to honor Mims dur­ ing Friday's bugle pinning cere­ mony at Seminole County Fire Station No. 35. 'I n the s h o rt time th at she h as buen wUh US. riw tu * cuxllwl In everything she doe^" said Seminole County Fire Chief Terry L Schenk. "She has served with distinction. She was definitely the leading candidate to fill this posi­ tion." • Mims is only the sixth person in the agency's 26-year history to be named assistant chief, Schenk said. It is a key position in the fire department, and she will now directly report to the fire chief. "Since we hired her from Longwood In 1999, Leeanna has done a marvelous job for us," Schenk said. "And, this is an opportunity that doesn't come around too often." 'According to Seminole Director o l Public S afe ty K en R o b e rt*, Se* Mlnu, Pag* 10A parent volunteer enne hoomoux Thursday helps 4-year-o u snenene couch create a paper cnain dur­ ing Logan Heights Apartments’ The Qator Club program. Logan H eights offers children new program B y M ic h e lle J e rla M anaging Editor aura Reeves believes apartment com plexes are receiving a bad rap in Sanford. That's why the com m unity manager for Logan Heights Apartm ents wants people to know there are a lot of good things happening at th ese m ulti-fam ily resi­ dences — especially for children. "I'm concerned about all the criticism apartments are gettin g lately," Reeves said. "There are a lo t of positive things going on at our com plex, and we aren't the only ones w ho are doing these types of things." During the past few months, Sanford City Com m ission has discussed a possible freeze on new apartm ent complexes while the city tries to find a way to control the impact o f rental housing. O fficials are concerned about th e impact on traffic^ the environment and housing trends. Many city residents h ave also voiced their con­ cerns about the num ber of rental com­ plexes within Sanford. Nevertheless, R eeves said existing com­ plexes shouldn't b e the recipients of dis­ favor. In fact, she wants people to realize apartment m anagers are trying to make life a little easier an d better for their renters. At Logan H eights, Reeves Is very L Celebrate the Fourth of July with a red, white and blue Ice cream cone. A n y celebra­ tion becomes “c o d 'w h e n icecream is served. A s part of National Ice Cream month, don't hesitate to try a variety ol cold treats Including a peach sundae. PageOC Seminole Smile Yasmin Torres creates construction lor a Fourth of July project. She Is i The Qator Club. See Gator*, Page 10A , riwtn proto Dy Ton«ity vmcanv Seminole County Fire Chief Terry L. Schenk, left, and Seminole Director of Pubflc Safety Ken Roberta pins the third bugle on Leeanna Mima collar. FOOT launches new 511 travel information service B y Nick Pfeifaul Staff Writer On Monday, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) officials launched a voiceactivated 511 Travel Information Service which is now available to mo6t Central Florida wireless tele­ phone users. Dy dialing 511, wireless cus­ tomers of AT&T, Cingular, Nextel, and Sprint will be able to get around-the-clock, real-time traffic and road condition updates along the Interstate 4 corridor from Volusia County to the attractions area west of Orlando. "For the first four hours and 20 • minutes, we saw a total of 4,000 calls," said FDOT spokesman Steve Homan. With the pothole problem on 1-4 just north of the St. Johns River Bridge beginning at approximate­ ly 2 p.m. Tuesday, Homan said the number of calls increased. From noon Monday until 4 p.m. Tuesday (after the potholes had been reported) the number of calls had already reached 18,000. Later, he said that during the See 511, Page BA Smith honored with department’s first Medal of Merit B y Dan P ing Editor index 'TTv? C lo w fia d ........... ...................... 4 M S C ra u w w d ..................................... ] A Daaf Abby ................. AA Food ................................................. SC Lagali ....................................... 4 B -6 I ■yu............................ic e c O bituarist ............ 3A O p inion............................................ 4A M u lo g .......................................1A R e lig io n ..................................... 4 0 SC Sporit ..................................... IS-2B SANFORD — Spit-shined sergeants may use the slogan "An Army of One" to recruit young men into the U ik Army, but Alan Smith could make it his motti\ Just ask the bad guys on the street, said Sanford Deputy Police Chief Mike McCoy. In the last year. Smith established prob­ able cause for 75 search warrants which led to the seizure of large amounts of ille­ gal drugs, including three major narcotics trafficking cases. "Alan does an outstanding job for his," McCoy said. "He's a one-man army." Smith was honored for h is work Friday morning by becoming the first Medal of Merit recipient in the history of the Sanford Pglice Department "1 was surprised when I heard my name," Smith said. "1 knew we were hav­ ing an awards program, but I had no idea I'd win the medal." The ceremony was the first formal awards presentation the department has held to recognize officers throughout the ranks for their dedication and hard work. "Alan is a key player in our tactical unit," said Police Cnief Brian Too ley. The award may have been a surprise to Smith, but considering his pedigree, it's no mystery. Law enforcement is the Smith family business. Smith's dad is a Florida State Trooper, his mom works for the Orange County Sheriff's Office, and his sister is employed by the Winter Springs Police Department. "It seems like w e're always going to each other's aw ards p resen ta­ tions," Smith said. The Medal of M erit honors Sm ith 's cumulative efforts as an officer, h ow ­ ever, his supervisors said one inci­ dent epitomizes w hy Smith was See* Medal, Page 10A 1 Sanford Police Officer Alan Smith holds up his Medal of Ment. Smith is the first recipient of the honor, which recognizes hard work and a job well done. � 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. 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Th e S e m in q l e H f r a t d Sanford, Florida Police track homeless on city’s south side EJHor'i note 77ob article k pari o f The ‘Heathrow* of transient *r»rtmtHt$inthe smfoni Poike camps has shower and television Jon e. Tbdey's article focuses on ----------------------------- -- men Shown Staff Writer Tuning up for districts W»i dttrict tournaments week, 8eminoisAtfUetio •oAM iteem e era taking this J^ k to p ie y n o tH fc tfic tto e e in an attampt to get ready for the peat eeason. P *9 e IB Body found at scene of fire Lake Mary authorities dis­ covered a boefy Ibesday at the scene of a house fire on West Lake Mary Boulevard. According to Lake Mary PdfoeLt David Guildford, a pstrohnan reported the fire •round 3 ajn . TbesdayiThe blaze engulfed the abandoned house at 4390 W. Lake Mary Bhfd. A body waa discovered inrtde the building. Police are waiting to disclose the idontity until an autopsy is per­ formed. According to the lieutenant, the Lake Mary Fire Department and state fire marshal are investigating tha J * m b * to determine the cause 1 of the fire. • I from their alcohol binge the night before. Homeless pester customersbefore foeycan even put station. *They fust don't care who they hurt or even If they go to JaiL* ’ ° Sanford police Officer Shawn loose * * * ~ » • “ »*»• ■ » him as "Robocop" — patrols the south side. He diligently keeps SA W C T D - P r c r t t u t o . n J i j, Inner U dty, change. Iransients stand on comers Gibbs, owner of the Chevron gas .drugs plague r O Sanford's w . J iV B S & iX -See-Hobos “W M E rags 7A D epartm ents jo in forces to battle D U I SANFORD — Christmas Is h u t months gone, but Friday night French Avenue looked like a weB-iit tree. Flashing blue lights dotted Ssnfaid's main artery as more than 40 officers from around tfw county participated in a driving under me influence saturation operation. In the past, police utfleera from Sanford, Lake M «y, the sheriff's office. Longwood, Winter Springs, Altamonte Springs, CMedo and Casselberry met at the Sanford PoBoe Department at &30 pan. fartbriefing. Sanford Offlcsr Tom McCall b eta In the Frtdey night DUI operation by arresting a suspected drunken Ha found a bottle of opened >n Itw suspect's trunk. Mony arrests, six misdemeanor ---- 'However, wedon'texpect any foul play," Guildford said. lot for being here. Let's see if we cando something good tonight' The operation was "very suo “ W Jankowski Mtmday. Approximately 140 traffic tickets were issued, 14 m nhVM h w im erm aln l ^ - . aaia . 'b B ESSM B the participants of the DUI ooerabort He took advantage o fth e extended b o u n t i e s for the operation and spent most of his night patrolling the area of Midway. Normally, Midway is W ells u n s u re o f b u s in e s s ’fu t u r e in S a n fo rd Vtlff n « r t Ping Dlewe B y Dan __ Editor J Tack Wells figured he hit pay dirt last June J when he invested in a Sanford business. H e had no illusions on becoming rich, but he knew Billy Boy's Famous Chill Dogs was a steady money-maker with a loyal clientele. “I'd say 70 percent of our customers walk here. Wells said. "They've been coming here for years." Wells doesn't expect them to show up much longer, at least not at his current loca­ tion. The property owner, W.G. Lassiter Jr., of Gas station robber celebration The third annual Spring Feat-Earth Day celebration la scheduled for Saturday at Sanford's Student Museum and Touhy Park. For details, see 8 p e d a i S e c tio n _ . ^ West Palm Beach, is close to Inking a deal with the U S. Postal Service that would relo­ cate the Post Office to the west side of his building at the comer of Sanford Avenue and 1st Street — space currently being used by Billy Boy's and the former Second Image cos­ tume store. Wells was unaware of the negotiations with the Post Office "All I've heard is what I see in the paper," Wells said. "Mr. Lassiter didn't tell us nothing and the property manager, Robert Johnson of Flagler Realty, didn't tell us nothing. The first Se e B illy Boy's, Page 7A Gardeners prepare for By Mlcheff* Jeria Managing Editor SANFORD — Flowers are blooming, crops are producing and Seminole's master gardeners are making final preparations for Saturday's Spring Fest/Earth Duy event at the Student Museum. This weekend's third annual festival will highlight the demon­ stration gardens surrounding the Seminole County School Board's Student Museum, located at 301 W. 7th Street, said Urban Horticulturist A1 Ferrer. Master gardeners worked throughout the Seminole Smile borTkibtn^r nnf^Sr b?*** 00 to * * PMsraDonro^ 2 ? ,fZ ^ y_ ^ 5 '_ 38’ * Santorl S " * * * Brewd w*h a krele, robbed Tuesday y S ** ^ * * x x i 1* 3 0 pmAwlh n ^ r s ^ j r t o n m ^ * » * Sweat* get-e-way van to Longwood Invest!tolow®d’ * * * * * aimnatod at ■xwstng stop sticks In Sw road and a sheriffs office deputy finished the lob bv spinning the vehicle out Pdce recovered money from the veNcte. weekend to guarantee the plants and flowers will be ready for the event "This is the main event of the year for us," Ferrer said. "Everything needs to be ready for this weekend." The Seminole County Extension Demonstrations Gardens program began in 1998 to create a community service project and to transform an empty space with sparse landscaping into a series of demonstration gardens. Today, 15 demonstration gardens with varying themes, including herbs, pioneer vegetables and sub­ tropical, cover about 10,000 square feet around the museum. Seminole's master gardeners and volunteers maintain the gardens, working several times a month throughout the year. According to Ferrer, not just anyone can call themselves a mas­ ter gardener. A person must first complete 11 to 12 weeks of train­ ing and instruction and be willing to volunteer 50 hours of volunteer service per year to obtain the sta­ tus. "The basic requirement is a love Se e Fest, Page 8A Time capsule records Longw ood’s history r_! . . . J Bv Christopher Chrlitnnhar P«Hnn By Patton Staff Writer Joylynn Sutler - Sanford City Hall receptionist Index BuW w u............................ ClotW w d.......................... Croiiword ............. JS D «v Ahby ............................1A Education ............................ J A 4 A Uool« .......................................... 4 S ObituorMi ............................ 3A P o J « » lo g ................................... 2A S p e ll ....................................IS O S Episcopal Church, Longwood Tourist Club, City of Longwood Historic Preservation Board, nine LONGWOOD — In fifty years local schools, several dty depart­ Longwood residents can look for­ ments and the community build­ ward to opening two time capsules ing's architect and contractor. placed Monday in the new After the ceremony concluded, Longwood Community Building. city commissioners moved across The 9,900-square-foot, $1.1 mil­ the street to begin the regularly lion community building, on the scheduled commission meeting. com er of Warren Avenue and Commissioners unanimously Wilma Street, is about two months approved an ordinance that places away from completion, said dty wastewater assessments for 45 administrator John Drago. The time parcels on the property tax rolls. capsules will be tucked behind the The properties were connected to spiral stairwell. the dty wastewater system between Items in the capsules were donat­ 1993 and 1999, but the owners did ed from the Central Florida Sodety not prepay the assessment fees. Fees for Historic Preservation, Christ range between $2,000 and $26,000. Owners who applied for financ­ ing agreements, but did not make the required payments to the dty will now be charged via their prop­ erty tax bill. The wastewater assess­ ment billing will commence Nov. 2002 and the total will be split over a 10-year period with a 2 percent interest. A half-dozen business owners pleaded with commissioners to reconsider the action as they had recently purchased their properties unaware money was owed to the dty. "It just looks sloppy to come back years later," Commissioner Dan time capsules wS bo stored until they are reopened in 50 years. With tha cap­ sules are two gold shovels used In the ground breaking cer­ emony tor the community budding. S m C apsule Page 8A HwaWpOoto A �P age2A T m S iminolk Herald Wedneaday, April 17.2002 S eminole S ummary A G LA N C E A RO U N D O U R C O U N T Y O u t & A bo ut A grand tour Couple can’t take vacation without guilt from mom W ED Hkfawy A re , fa Sanford, fa DEAR ABBYi M y wife and 1 have worked hard all our llvea and raised three wonderful children. She's retired now, bu t still works part time at another jo b . I plan to retire In ................................... three years. We are at a point in our lives that we can take weekend trips and one or two vacations a year. It's our way of unwinding and enjoying each other. The problem? My mother. Dad died a few years ago and Mom thinks everyone should Dear think only of her. I am the A h h v oldest o f three brothers A l/ U j and, trust me, Abby, all of us In the family do far • • • • • • • more for her than most families would. That doesn't stop Mom from throwing hints around about feeling left out when my wife and I don't include her in our getaways. Mom is on the go all the time, but to hear her tell it, she sits at home by herself day after day. When we call her, all she does is complain that no one ever calls or comes to see her. Nothing could be further from the truth. We have a schedule so that someone in the family calls her every morning and after* noon. Help I FRUSTRA TED SON IN NASHVILLE 17,t G m m y Safer of AJacRkhanfeon. FR I County fa heating fas annual t p t g m n i r u n n e r rI?naslull a ateiymi, A p ft 19. The coat fa S5 for adults, $3 for children 3 to 12 and 815 fo ra family, receive a 20 percent discount on the meaL The dinner will begin at 6 p m SAT DEAR SON: Your m other may be shovel* ing the g u ilt your way, but why are you tak­ ing it to heart? Com plaining may be her way of m aking conversation. Don’t make excuses and don't take It personally. And If you w ant to include her occasionally, by all means do so. First-grade students trom Coronado Elementary School In Volusia County recently loured the main terminal at the OrlandoSanford International Airport. C w ok DUCCL DEAR ABBY: I recently married a wonder­ ful woman with an adorable, energetic 3year-old daughter. My concern is my wife's mother, "Julia." She's a fine mother/mother-in-law, and the ;reatest grandmother in the w orld, but she arbors an intense dislike for my wife's exhusband, T revor." Every time Trevor’s name is,mentioned, Julia says something negative about him. She refuses to talk to him or be in his presence, i f she happens to be at our home when Trevor comes to pick up his daughter for visitation, she'll leave the room and go to a back bedroom. Everyone in the family has discussed this with Julia, including my wife's grandmother. However, every time we raise the subject, she becomes angry at us. While my wife and her ex were not good as a couple, this man has been nothing but a loving, patient and supportive father. He shows up on time, almost never cancels, pays his child support in full — and my step­ daughter is always excited to see him. My concern is that my mother-in-law’s anger toward Trevor will eventually confuse my stepdaughter. Although she is young now, there will come a time when she’ll b e old enough to know something is wrong. What can be done, Abby? JEFF IN SOUTH CAROLINA DEAR JEFF: Lay down the law to Julia. Tell her she must keep her feelings about the child 's father to herself. There Is no rea­ son the child should be subjected to this. If Julia cannot comply, she should plan ahead to be elsew here when visitation is sched­ uled. 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. Good advice for everyone — teens to seniors — is in "The Anger in All of Us and How to Deal With It." To order, send a busi­ ness-size, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $5 (U.S. funds only) to: Dear Abby, Anger Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, 1L 61054-0447. (Postage is included.) C root UNIVERSAL MESS SYNDICATE Burglary , • Sanford Officer Gerald DOzkr arrested Vexter Bradley, 18, of Sanford Friday for bur­ glary. He reportedly broke info a scremrcMn porch at an Andenon Circle home that la for sale. Police found Bradley sleeping on the porch floor. • Seminole Deputy Mickel Green arrested Chase Rangel, 21, o f Geneva Monday for an Orange County violation of probation war­ rant pertaining to a burglary charge. I Murder I Investigator Frank Hilton arrested James Mitchell, 18, of Sanford Friday for two charges of attempted m urder Along with Robert Juliano, w ho was arrested list week, the two allegedly attacked two men with a flashlight and knife at the Village Lake Apartments located at 500 W. Airport Boulevard. Shoplifting • Sanford Officer Erik Zabik arrested Barbara Posley, 41, of Sanford Friday for shoplifting She allegedly tried to steal $132 worth of merchandise from the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart At the jail, Seminole County Sheriff's Office deputies discovered her real name is Barbara I lopson. They served her with six Pinellas County warrants. • Longwoixl Officer Lisa Martin arrested Ramon Ortega, 45, of Longwoixl Sunday for larceny. He reportedly tried to steal five DVD movies from a U S . Hig lighway 17-92 business in Longwood. Trespassing • Winter Springs Officer D. Brewer arrest­ ed Michael Jantzen, 43, of Winter Springs Friday for trespassing, t fe reportedly had been issued a warning Jan. 16 not to come­ back to the State Road 434 Cirde K • Seminole S g t Mark Dibona arrested Jerry Dickerson, 30, of Sanford Saturday for trespassing. He reportedly was issued a warn­ ing thirty minutes before his arrest not to return to the Wavies night club on Southwest Road. Drug Possession • Seminole Deputy Andrew Conklin arrested Darius Simpson, 22, of Sanford Friday for possession of cocaine and marijua­ na, and two counts of resisting an officer. Simpson reportedly knocked over a deputy in his attempt to flee. Two grams of marijuana and four grams of cocaine were found in his shoe. • Seminole Deputy James Clark arrested Robert Wasser, 33, of Lake Mary Saturday for possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. • Seminole Deputy James Ingram Jr., arrested Carrie Duval, 24, and Patrice Stephens, 22, both of Sanford, Sunday for pos­ session of marijuana. • Altamonte Springs Officer Robert Dean arrested Michelle ALvhiLni, 32, of Winter Springs Sunday for pcMession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia. DU1 Operation B • As many as 40 officers from around the county participated in a rolling DUf road­ block Friday night in Sanford. Listed below is a few of the arrests from the operation. Sanford Officer Thomas McCall arrested William Thompkins, 47, o f Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence, reckless dri­ ving, speeding and possession of an open container of aicohoL • Officer Clint Gioielli arrested Luis Ortega, 25, Friday for operating a vehicle without a driver's license and fraud. • Officer C. Hoffman arrested Yvonne Winston, 43, of Sanford Friday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests revealed a blood alcohol content of about .145. • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested John Luiz, 31, of Lake Mary Saturday for driving under the influence and failure to obey a stop sign. He refused a breath test. • Officer Kulaga arrested Enrique Guerrero, 25, of Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence and speeding. Breath tests revealed a blood alcohol content of about .063. • Longwood Officer Wayne Roberts arrest­ ed Jeffrey Jones, 42, of Sanford for driving o i the jail revealed t alcohol content of about .215. • Seminole Deputy James Ingram Jr, arrested Dayan Stallworth, 22, of Sanford for possession of marijuana. DU ! • Winter Springs Officer D. Brewer arrest­ ed Monica Baxter, 32, of Longwood Saturday for driving under the influence. She refused a breath test. • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested Oscar Cisneros, 26, o f Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence, reckless driving, operat­ ing a vehicle without a license and an open container of alcohol Breath tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .208. • Winter Springs Officer D. Brewer arrest­ ed Gary Gioia, 46, of Winter Springs Sunday for driving under the influence. He refused to take a breath test. • Seminole Deputy Anthony Lafferman arrested Charles Packard, 32, of Winter Springs Sunday for driving under the influ­ ence. Authorities noticed Packard's drunken state* when he reportedly lost control of his vehicle and struck a metal barricade o n the shoulder of State Rood 426 near the intersec­ tion of Dean R a id . Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content o f about .129. • Seminole Deputy Mary Pascale arrested Tiffany Winchester, 22. of Lake Mary Sunday for driving under the influence and reckless driving. Volusia County authorities radioed to Seminole deputies that a suspected drunk dri­ ver was approaching Seminole County on County Road 415. The Vblusia authorities advised the driver had run five motorcycles and several c a n off the road. Winchester told police she worked for Bacardi and had items associated with her company in her vehicle. She, however, later stated she worked for JD It Associates, a lobbying firm In Tallahassee. A search of the vehicle produced an empty bottle of Captain Morgan's spiced nu n and a bottle half-full o f Castillo rum. A large blue cup was also half full of a dark colored smelling of an akohotic beverage. 's 14-year-old sister was a passen­ ger in the car, according to the police report • Seminole Deputy Charles Albrecht arrested Nathaniel GUlison J r , 20, o f Sanford Monday for fraud, marijuana possession, dri­ ving under the influence and driving without a driver's license. Suspended License • Seminole Deputy Shannon Miller arrest­ ed Michael Utz. 24. of Longwood Saturday for driving with a suspended license. • Sanford Officer Gerald Dozier arrested Frits Sharp, 3, of Sanford Sunday for driving with a suspended license. • Sanford Officer Dawn Benina to arrested Demand Fayson, 29, of Sanford Sunday for his second charge o f driving with a suspend­ ed license and possession of marijuana. • Seminole Deputy Steven Sosa arrested Raymond Cowman, 50, of Sanford Sunday for driving with a suspended license. • Florida Highway Trooper T A . Wood arrested Tlmeka DavisCotlins, 23, of Sanford Sunday for driving with a suspended license. • Seminole Deputy Charles Albrecht arrested Lenny Nelms, 22, of Sanford Monday for driving with a suspended license, fraud and resisting an officer. Hit and Run Seminole Deputy Charles Albrecht arresl ed M^iria Michelena, 19, of Sanford Sunday for resisting an officer and hit and run. Cattle M utilation A Geneva resident reported to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office Friday that an unknown personfs) had mutilated one of his heifer calves. The calf was killed sometime between 7 p.m April 10 and 12 p jn . April 11. The animal's utter, anal and vaginal tracts had been cut out and removed along with its eyes an d ean . The ground around the animal looked undisturbed and void of blood, according to the police report The Seminole Herald D oug F e tz e r Daa Flog Lttor “Serving Seminole County Since I90H" Etwn Tynot JR. Display AdvartMng John Uumiiin flcuzi* Lsvandar Don* Owtncn Chn* Patton Man* HeMuna Doan Smith Tommy Vincent W ednesday, April 1 7 ,2 0 0 2 • Vol. 9 4 , No. 6 9 Btl Egan Brian Kw w ok PNnel Cwn HH |feW «H Cheryl Smith Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Santord, FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fax (407) 323-9400 Sackf TLOeiU RoveneOavM Wanda Kourpentf* R epublic N ewspapers. Inc. Bring lawn ch ain to enjoy the m usic No alcoholic bev­ erage* allowed. For more Information, call 407-2603447. Society fa hosting Its annual Bromeliad Show and Sale 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 20, and 9 tun. to 4 p m Sunday, April 21, at the . Sanford Garden Club, locat­ ed at the com er of Fairmont o f f o f H ig h w a y 1 7 -9 2 . Member* will be display­ ing their best plants to give the public the opportunity to see and learn more about the various types and species of biomeliada. Blooming plants, non-blooming plants and seedlings will be for sale For information, call 407328-8231 or 407-321-0638. SAT A C h m I ■*»-»««--- aai—o.~a----- A V jr in i m i u n g n o r u n o p will be held 9 am . to noon Saturday, April 27, at Seminole Community College - multi­ purpose room tn the Student Center (building Q . The workshop will be led by grant writing consultant, Elizabeth Wills. Discussion will carter on the grant i f cation for the arts license i grants b a n Seminole Cu Arts CounriL The arts license plate giants are available to four categories of organizations in Seminole County: • Cultural/Historical orga­ nizations for youth art activi­ ties, up to $2/500/grant; • Seminole County Public Schools for arts activities, up to Sl/MO/grant; • Non-cultural /historical organizations for youth arts activities, up to $£oOO/grant; • Emerging cultural/historical organizations who have been in existence between one and five years, up to $2/X»/granl The workshop fa bee to public We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: 300 N. Frencii Avitui Sanford, FL 3Z771 Call us: (407) 322-2011 E-Mail us: Tad Walk*, UgalAtfnrttatog PUD Smith The d ty of Unarmed fa hosting a night o f bluagrsaa 6 to 9 p m , Saturday, April 20, in nfatoric downtown Longwood at the Community Building, locat­ ed at the com er of Wfest Church Avenue end WUnu PenotXcal Postage Pad at Santord, Flood* and atkttonat mailing offices USPS 481290 Postmaster Sand addraM change* to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Bo* 1667 Santord, FL 37772-1667 tutorial: S u b scrip tio n R a te s 3 Month* In Sanxnota County l i t 00 6 Months MSanxnol* County $20 00 1 Year ti Semeiote County US 00 1 Yaw Other Florida County *42 00 1 Year Out Ol State *52 00 Fax us: Pablbbar umdoug3iQl.com (407)323-9408 �T hx Sdonou Huuu> Wrilncsrlay. April 17. 2002 P age 3A Obituaries SANDRA BLACK BARRETT Sandra Black Barrett, 68, of Winter Springs, died Monday, April 15,2002. Bom July 25, 1*133, in Peoria, III., she was a homemaker. Survivors include her hus­ band, James Barrett of Winter Springs; three sons, Kevin D. Barrett of Durham, N.C., and Daniel E. and Patrick M. Barrett, both of Orlando; one daughter, Kathleen Louise Barrett o f Orlando; two broth­ ers, Stephen E. Slack of Winter Park and John D. Slack of Longwood; and three grand­ children. Memorial services are 9:30 a.m: Saturday, April 20, in St. Stephen Catholic Church in Winter Springs. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. Born April 4,1940, in St. George, S.C., he moved to Sanford 45 years ago. He was a retired agriculture laborer. He was a member of House of God K.D. Church o Palm Bay. Survivors include two sons, Willie Brown Jr., and Frederick Lee Brown, both of Sanford; two daughters, Betty Ann Wright of St. George, orgi S.C., l-averene OiNeil Oil of Brook! N.Y., and Sylvia of St. Pau Sy S.C.; three brothers, Clarence Brown of St. George, S.C., Ralph Jenkins of Grover, S.C., and Rudolph of St. Paul, S.C.; and 12 grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. r GLEN M. MCKENDREE Glen M. McKendree, 81, of West RACHEL E. JO O ST E Rachel E. Jooste, 79, of North 17th Street, Sanford, died Hiawassee Road, Orlando, died Saturday, April 13,2002. Bom in Dade City, he moved Thursday, April 11, 2002. from Miami to Sanford In 1956. He Bom in Brakpan, South was retired from Southern Beil, Africa, she moved to Central \ where he worked as a switchman. Florida in 1993. She was a He was a member of the homemaker and a member of t Redeemer Lutheran Church, Crossroad Coffeehouse. where he served as secretary, vice Survivors include her hus­ president, president, elder and band, Martin G. Jooste of chairman of the board of elders. Orlando; two sons, Ralph He was a member of the CWA, Benjamin Jooste of Orlando Telephone Pioneers, where he and Casper Johannes Jooste of served as treasurer and was elect­ Johannesburg, South Africa; ed as Pioneer of the Year. He was a one daughter, Joanna Jooste of past member of the Happy Orlando; five grandchildren; Campers, where he served as and one great grandchild. wagon master and president He Goldonis Funeral Home Inc., was a member of the Central of Winter Park is in charge of Florida Blood Bank and had credit arrangements. for 15 gallons. He served in the Army Air Force in the South PHILIP JA M ES G UNSTER Pacific during Work! War II. Philip James Gunster of Survivors include his wife, DeBary died early Tuesday, Mildred "Pudgie” McKendrw; April 16, 2002. five sorts, Dennis Mark and Craig A native of New York, he PEARLMAN BRINSON SR. Pearlman Brinson Sr., 78, Cedar Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, April 12,2002, in South Seminole Hospital. Bom April 14,1923, in Monticcllo, he was a retired rk director r Seminole County Recreational Department. He was a member of Greater New Mount Zion M.li. Church and a lifelong member of Usher Board, where he served as president for a num­ ber of years. I le was a U.S. Army World War II veteran. Survivors include six sons, Terry, Raymond, Tommy, George and Fred Brinson and Edward Graham; three daugh­ ters, Sylvia Graham, Melissa Brinson and Ernestine Cotton; one sister, Mary Ann Hicks; 15 grandchildren; and 33 great grandchildren. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford h in charge of arrangements. K MARTHA E. PANNETON Martha E. Panneton, 80, of Terrace Hill Boulevard, DeBary, died Monday, April 15,2002, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom In Fairfax, Va., she moved to Central Florida in 1972. She retired after 25 years of working as a logistics specialist with the Department of the Army. Survivors include one son, Ovila C. Panneton of i Va.; one daug DeBary; two I of Fairfax, Va., and Wilbert Proffitt of Scottsvilie, Va.; one sister, Maxine Shockley of Dunnellon; four granddaughters; and one stepgrand daughter. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City b in charge of arrangements. EDITH ROZELLA ROSS Edith Rozella Rosa, 97, of Florence Boulevard, DeBary, died Saturday, April 13,2002, in Merrill Gardens of Orange City. Bom in Beulah, Mich, she retired after 32 years as a clerk with Grand Trunk Railroad in Flint, Mich. She was a member of First Presbyterian Cl lurch ol tX’Bary. Survivors include o ik - son, Daniel Johnson of I fighland, N.C.; one sister, Eunice- OfConnor of Grand Rapids, Mich.; three grand­ children; and four great grandchil­ dren. Baldauff Family Funeral I tome of DeBary is in charge of arrange­ ments. JOSEPH J.W EISBRO D Joseph J. Weisbrod, 81, of ChipoLi Avenue, IX-Land, died Thursday, April II, 2002, in Woodland Towers in lX-Lind. Bom in Portage County, WLs., he moved to Central Florida from Fart Campbell, Kv„ 40 years ago. He served in the U S. Army dur­ ing World War II and received numerous honors ami medals, I le was aLso a master jumper with the 82nd Airborne and the 101st. 1le was a self-employed contractor in the construction industry. I le was a member of (Ik- VFW, LX-Uind Post No. 2830.1le enjoyed fishing on the St. Johns River, woodwork­ ing and was a Boy Scout leader. He was of the Protestant faith. Survivors include his wife of 60 years, Mildred Weislm>d; one son, jay Weisbrod of Oviedo; one daughter, Monica Spencer of Wilmington, N.C.; two brothers, Clarence of Stevens Point Wis., and Arnold o Radne, Wis.; four grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City b in charge of arrangements. TROY FRANKIE WILKERSON Troy Frankie Wilkerson, 45, of Lake Emma Road, Longwood, died Thursday, April 11,2002, In Gainesville. Bom in Orlando, he was a life­ long resident of Central Florida. He was a manager in retail sales. He was a member of River of Life, Del Iona, and a former Abate member. Survivors indude h b wife, Tina Mi Her-Wilkerson of Longwood; one daughter, Amber Lee Wilkerson of Winter Garden; one son, Trevor Wilkerson of Jacksonville; two stepdaughters, Kaitlin Miller of Longwood and l-i ren Miller of Geneva; one sbter, Margie Kannon of Sanford; and one brother, George Wilkerson of Orlando. Baldwin-Faitthild Funeral Home Oaklawn Chapel b in charge of arrangements. family Owned L Serving Central Florida Since 1989 GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES * Burial $ 17 9 5 W' Cremation T ransport Out O f State $< 50 $995 W e A c c e p t M ost P re a rra n g e d F u n eral P lans 327-1500 1 I 1I b r i s s o n FU N E R A L H O M E Sem inole County’s Most Experienced Funeral H om e Hardwar Stores 4,t , ___ t flrrET^ ftr* t C om bin ed T o ta l O f of Co,wan Moughton Terrace, Sanford, died Saturday, April 13, 2002, in Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford. 14 7 Years of C a rin g S erv ice I I 1 HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 1 7 -8 2 - M aitland P h . 3 3 9 -6 9 8 8 G e n e Hunt, Owner McKendnv of Indianapolis and Dean and Bruce McKend rw of Winter Springs; and three grand­ children. Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Wfcdnesday in Lutheran Church of the Redeemer of Sanford. Burial will follow in Oaldawn Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford b in charge of arrange­ ments. A C E hardw are A Q F hardware J C F hardware W JL L IE B R O W N S R . W illie ', * moved to Central Florida more than two decades ago. He was active in numerous civic activi­ ties, including the Sanford Kiwanis Club, the Over 50 Club and the Golden Age Games. A service has been set for 3 p.m. Saturday, April 20,2002, at Grace Unitra Methodist Church in Lake Mary. In Lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the American Heart Association. Back row L to ft Non K jn d n r, 5*c*y W g p n a , F r w i row L to ft Shorty Srrmtf ■ FU LFILLIN G Y O U R FUNERAL A N D CR EM ATIO N N EED S LO CA LLY A N D W O R LD W ID E 4CU.FT. 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Phi Beta Lambda is the nation's largest non-profit business organization for college students. The mam goal of PBL is to provide opportunities for per­ sonal and professional leadership devel­ opment and career enhancement PBL members benefit directly from network­ ing with business professionals, from attending conferences, and from partici­ pating in community projects, and edu­ cational programs sponsored by the national office. SCC earned the following honors at the cjnference; W» Place—Dm Hack COM PU TE* APPLICATIONS 2nd Place—Christina Huddie-Hughss 3rd Place—Yolanda Siudik 5th Place—RoMn Stem CO M PU TE* CONCEPTS ACCOUNTING nUNOPLES 3rd Place—CtuWine Louder BUSINESS LAW 1st Piece—Kimberly la w 2nd Place—Jeteah Mauck 3rd Place— Zhiqiang Zhao BUSIN ESS MATH 1st Place— Byron Faudie 3rd Place—Christina Huddle Hughes 1st Place Robin Stem 3rd Place—Tbionda Siudak 4th Place—Steve Jay Kelly Sth Piece Brian Groeebemdt ECONOMICS 2nd Place - jeslah Mauck 3rd Place—James Coffman FINANCE Sth Place—Brian Craasbemdl HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1st Place—Byron Faudie IMPROMPTU SPEAKING 2nd Place—Anthony Lewis 4th Place—Byron Faudie Engineered Homes sells 9 7 homes, eclipses $ 18 million in sales during first quarter Anchored once more by The Sanctuary in Oviedo, Engineered Homes of Winter Park sprinted out of the gates quickly by ring­ ing up $18.3 million In new home sales volume during the year's opening quarter. Engineered Homes Sales and Marketing Director Marilyn Anderson reports that the com­ pany chalked up 97 home sales at six different Central Florida com­ munities during the JanuaryMarch period at an average sales price of $188351 — led by its $78.4 million cn 413 sales. flagship community. The "W e felt if we are going to Sanctuary. .challenge last year's figures that This vear's sales volume was it was imperative we come out the third best in company history. with a very strong start,"said the $20.9 million registered Anderson. "We did exactly that, g the opening quarter of thanks to The Sanctuary which 1999 and $20.1 million posted we expect will carry the lion’s during last year’s opening period share of our sales over the rest of were better. the year because of the diversity More importantly, it puts the of product offered." The Sanctuary, the company's 7-year-old company on track to make a serious run at last year's largest single residential under­ record-setting sales mark — taking to date, accounted for bet­ ter than one-third of the sales activity, finishing the threemonth period with 38 sales for approximately $8.7 million. The community, located on S.R. 419 We warmly welcome you and your family to join us for our approximately one mile east of Lockwood Road, is planned for F irs t A n n u a l F a m ily 744 homes priced from the low $150t to more than $400,000. The thrust of the Engineered Homes’ sales activity occurred in Pack up tha Unit ones and join us for an afternoon of tamMy Seminole County, with three of tun. gnat food, music and entertainment! the company's five active devel­ This Is a great opportunity t network and showyour support opments chalking up impressive lor your Chamber to don't delay, tickets are on uie nowl number*. , u • T h e B a r -B -Q t y w i H p l B C B O n - E grets .Landing,, a planned 225-nome community on Old •t your ChamtMr Locatedat 400 East Lake Mary Road, registered $2.4 First Street In beautiful Historic Sanford. million on 15 sales, and Lake Griffin Estates, an in-fill develop­ ment located a quarter-mile west of U S . 17-92 on Plumosa, fin­ P le a s e call 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 2 1 2 or (ax 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -8 1 6 0 and led u s how m any ished with $23 million on 13 tickets to reserv e for you and your famityl sales. The Retreat at Wekiva, located Name _ Company. near Lake Forest, and ___Yaa I be attanXnq Plena naaeoa. ecfcan urwadUl pnea of 11500 Buckingham Estates, which is sit­ Includes beverage or your choree. uated just north of Heathrow, are . boats at ha cMd price of 17 .SO. ___Yeti i ml be adaraSng. Please nenrve Indudee beverage ot your hotee still in the early stages of sales ___No I deeply regret #iatl w* no) be aWe 10attend activity and are expected to have You may pay by___ Vita or __ . Mastercard significant impacts on the corn­ Nama___________________ aocL a party's ’s sales numbers in the near ture. future. n SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY B A R -B -Q U E ! R.S. AuthoriaadAgin of Xcingularw tM ia a c CELLULAR 2nd Place—Brian Grosabemdt 3rd Place—Christopher langton INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 1st Place—Brian Groaabemdt 4th Place—Maris Lacruz Sth Place Christophtr Langton J O l INTERVIEW 1st Place John R id a 2nd Place—Loots Morion MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION 1st Place—Unda Fmkala 2nd Place—Roatmary Richardson 3rd Place Sarah Vantulden *th Place—Michelle Pro* MANAGEMENT Sth Place—Lorrie Morton MARKETING 2nd Place—John Duda NETWORK DESIGN 1st Place Steve Kelly. Grant Means, Chris 4th Place—Emmanuel Ferdilue Sth Place—Christopher Pattencn PROFESSIONAL KEYBOARDING 2nd Place—Keenan Wil»h 4th P la ce -S e ra Naah P U 1U C SPEAKING 2nd Place—Anthony Lcwla QUANTITATIVE METHODS 2nd Place—James Coffman TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1st Place—Ted Simpson 2nd Place— Vu Lam 3rd Place—John Ruben 4th Place—Christopher Langton Sth Place—Sooksun Sayprasith WORD PROCESSING 1st Place Sarah Vantaldrn 3rd Place—Kristen Manopuloa Sth Place—Christina Huddle-Hughes NETWORKING CONCEPTS 1st Place—Sooksun Sayprasith Briefcases Terml-Mesh earns contract to provide termite control Longwood-based Terml-Mesh Florida, Inc. will provide chemi­ cal-free termite protection for new classroom facilities under construction at Dream Lake Elementary School in Apopka. Paula Heinrich, general manager at Termi-Mesh, said the firm won the contract - valued at approximately $10,000 - by stressing the environmental and health advantages o f avoiding use of toxic chemicals on school property. Terml-Mesh markets a patent­ ed construction process that uses a fine stainless steel mesh to form a lifetime barrier against subterranean pests such as ter­ mites. The system, Invented in Australia, is effective against even the most voracious termite species, Heinrich said. Termi-Mesh introduced its system in the Orlando area two years ago, Heinrich said, and recently began marketing com­ mercial applications. Beazer Homes lauds top sales associates for 2001 Beazer Homes in Orlando, which reported it sold more than 300 homes last year in the Orlando area, honored its top sales associates for 2001 recently. David Byrnes, president of the Orlando area division, said Clorinda Leon was named sales associate of the year. Leon ned Beazer in 1998 and sold 32 mes last year worth more than $9.2 million net at Westover Club, a gated community locat­ ed off Apopka Vineland Rd. in Southwest Orlando. Byrnes said Becky Blanes also received top honors. At Royal Oaks, off Red Bug Rd. near Winter Springs in Seminole County, Blanes sold 35 new homes, although her dollar vol­ K ume was less than Leon's at $6 million n et Sharon Barber, a sales associ­ ate at Buckhead and Aloma Woods, w on the division's Customer Satisfaction Award, selling 30 homes a t the two com­ munities. Sauiyne Bond, who also works out o f Aloma Woods, was recognized for the highest Beazer Homes mortgage reten­ tion rate, and Kay Hanson was also honored for December sales, and Mike M urray and Becky Blanes for January sales. Florida Solar awarded contract to replace w ater systems Florida Solar Technology, Inc., has won a contract worth more than $45,000 to replace pool purification facilities at the Best Western LaPlaya Resort hotel in Ormond Beach. Skip West, founder and president of Florida Solar, said resort guests w ill notice an immediate difference when work is completed. "Old style w ater treatment systems mix <hem kal cNbrines into the water-to'heutrtfifce bac­ teria," West said. "Those are the same chemicals that make your eyes red and scratchy and fade vcour sw im w ear." he said, N>ewer technology, which uses natural salt to create purifying chemical reactions, result in cleaner water that doesn't irri­ tate humans. West added. "A lot of hotels and resorts are making the changeover from chemical chlorines to natural water purification systems and they arc finding that the new technology is less expensive to operate. Florida Solar Technology is known as the world's leading supplier o f solar pool heating systems. T he company also markets a wide range of solar and conventional residential hot DIRECTV SYSTEM including installation in 2 rooms 9 S ue. ■nini U 0 cuinv faring H**tt Oiuau nd Stroll* S to ll’ Can You Racognlia tha Cigna of Strokaf 800-859-0440 D IR E C T V . 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French Ave. Sanford (407) 322-0285 ) • Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes b e tte r w ay • Sudden numbness or weakness of the lace, arm or leg, especially on one side of the body • Sudden confusion, trouble speaking or understandxtg T h e r e ’s a • C H O O SE• S American Heart Association*1 l UO a to * j*e mtCTY M tlti D ig ita l Satallltto ADD: UP TO 3 ADDITIONAL LINES FOR $16.99* EACH PER MONTH WITH A HOME PLAN $29.99* OR HIGHER Morrison Homes honor* top s a in associates with awards Morrison Homes recently rec­ ognized its top sales associates with the company's most covet­ ed sales award - The Presidential C lide Distinction. The Morrison Orlando Division recently honored Michael Hegemier and Tara Webb and the Morrison Tampa Division honored Stacy Naumann-Hair and Janice Guerra as newly inducted honorees. A total of 12 sales staff were honored nationwide. The Morrison sales team celebrated' the new members at a three-day leadership conference in Ponte Vedra Beach last month. Sales associates were assessed on three levels: unit sales perfor­ mance, unit dollar volume and customer satisfaction. All sales associates were evaluated among their peers. Total home sales tor1 the four Florida -soles staff was almost $33 million in 2001. • •> "We are extremely proud of our sales team here at Morrison Homes," said John Rymer, vice (resident o f sales and marketing or M orrison Homes. "The Presidential Circle Distinction was established to recognize our top sales performers who have gone above and beyond their customer satisfaction and sales goals." Morrison Homes is one of Central Florida and Tampa Bay area's largest homebuilders. The company, a wholly-owned sub­ sidiary o f Wimpey PLC, Great Britain's largest homebuilder. For more information about Morrison Homes or its Orlando or Tampa Bay communities, visit www.morrisonhomes.com. 2 R O O M S toM* IN S T A L L A T IO N ! * With family talk water system s, pool and spa accessories and controls, swim­ ming pool maintenance services and pest control. uto-Owners Insurance Ufa Home Car Business Tit *44 P rtiU t- H e a rt B rie fs Tot tin>ii* in fu fm .ition (..ill I BOO AHA USA 1 or visit ww w .iintifiCdiiHpiirl <j r *j �TUB SEMINOLE HERALD Wednesday, April t7.2002 BA S chool News Upcoming Events Lmvton ChUcs Middle School will be celebrating Earth Day Friday, April 19, from 9:15 a m to 3.-4S p m As part ot the celebration, representatives from runnerous environmental organiza­ tions wilt be tatting up infor­ mational booths. Students will have the opportunity to speak with the representatives and observe and interact with the organizations' displays. Lawton Chiles Middle School is located at 3225 Lockwood Road in Oviedo. * 11 1 OOKMj OTO Spring Carnival School Resource OMoerStu Iflfn YYsKors, n p v turned in Ns badge tor an engineer's cap Saturday to drive toe Wcfstrain duringtteannual aprV^j camtvaf theFTAI Carotene Ryan, toll and Ivy Midway Elementary sponsors annual event cotton candy tor everyone to enjoy during the carnival. A gangs sal* and craft fair will be staged 9 am , to 3 p m Saturday, April 20, in Winter Springs High School's cafete­ ria, located at 130TUskawilla Road in Winter Springs. The event b being held to raise money for the school's Project Graduation. In addi­ tion to the garage sale items, crafts, including rubber stamps, hand-painted wood items, jewelry and gourmet foods will be for sale. Spaces can be rented for $25. For more information, call 407-388-0696. Goldsboro Elementary School located at 1300 W. 20th S t In Sanford, will host i_ufTicuiuzn L i i c o n n o n Tuesday, April 23, from 6 to 8 pan. Throughout the evening, all classrooms will be opened for families to view the work done ; by the students during the • third nine weeks. Classrooms, hallways and labs will be filled with student projects. » * * & * « £ * The Seminole County Council PTA will host its * annual Vendors Night 4 to 7 ‘ p.m. Thursday, April 25, in ' Lyman High School's media ••center, located at 869 S. County ' ‘fbHMl4271nljongwobd.,' <l f*™*** •" 'Vendors of goods Used In fund-raising efforts will be '• present to display their mer■ chandise and answer ques­ tions. Goldsboro Elementary School located at 1300 W. 20th 6 t in Sanford, will host Space Day horn May 2 to May 3. Activities will include a guest speaker from Lockheed Martin, a bottle rocket compe­ tition, a display of special "Martian'' artwork designed by the students and, a grand finale featuring a full technolo­ gy demonstration for students. Parents and Mends are invited to attend the finale an May 3. Call the school for spe­ cial times at 407-320-5850. Oviedo High School's Mane Attraction Dance Team will present its annual spring show 7 p.m. Friday, May 3, in the school's auditorium. Tickets may be purchased in advance bum any dancer or in the dance room during sixthperiod. Cost is M for adults and $3 for students. Tickets will also be available the night of the show for $5, adults and $4, students. Oviedo High School's Athletic Department will sponsor its 15th annual gplf . tournament Friday, May 10, at ! TWin Rivers Golf Q ub in Oviedo. The 1 p m shot-gun start will be followed by prizes, a ; raffle and dinner. All greens ; fees are included in the $fiO • entry fee, and the registration ; deadline is Friday, May 3. Space is limited to the first 120 ; players. • Hole sponsorship are avail­ able for $100, and donations of raffle items are needed and being accepted daily in the school's athletic office. Volunteers are also still needed to help before and dur* ing die tournament. ; For general information, to | volunteer or to register, call tournament coordinator J Donna Mullins Parker at 407J 3204230. j J To submit item s fo r the monthly J Sclwol News section, e-rm ii J M anaging Editor J M ichelle Jerk at * mdierlaQseminoleheraldxom Goldsboro fourthgrader Daniel WWams, above, strikes a m a le ! to the target Saturday hoping to m ake the b e l ring tor a prize. He w as on e ot the first during the day to m ake it ring. At right, Elizabeth Wilson, 5 , plays the ring toss. Saturday's spring carnival included gam es, a moon walk, prizes and a variety ot food. Two-year-oid Ivory Barrett enjoys a big brie ot cotton candy. Money raised during Saturday's spring carnival will go toward PTA projects. T he event is held a m u a fy a s a Goldsboro fund-raiser. Students ready to volunteer More than 1/00 Seminole County Public School students will be learning while serving on April 26. In partnership with Hands On Orlando, the students will be participating In National Youth Sender Day, the largest volunteer event in the world. Volunteer activities will include: • Altamonte Elementary — Fifth-grade students will meet with two kindergarten desses to work cm specific skilb from reading to tying shoes. The fifth-graders will be writing the lesson plans. • Forest City Elementary — Fourth- and fifth-grade students will be "Reading Buddies” with first-grade stu­ dents. • Goldsboro Elementary — Fifth-grade students will be book buddies with first grade students. They will also present puppet shows for the first graders. • Jackson Heights Middle — Students will refurbish and re­ establish an outdoor classroom found in the acreage behind the schools. Science classes will identify and label native flora and fauna. Students will devel­ op a guide for teachers. Students will develop natural art projects. Another group of students will examine existing historical documents to devel­ op a written history of this spe­ cial place. The students will also develop a guidebook to use in a summer school pro­ gram for disadvantaged stu­ dents. • Pine Crest Elementary — Students will be collecting poptops for the Ronald McDonald House. The pop-tops will be used to raise money for the House's electric bill' The Student Council will travel to the Ronald McDonald House to present their donations. • Spring Lake Elementary "School Curb Appeal’ — The school has a problem with litter and speeders in front of the school. Students and parents will write to the School Board informing them of the traffic problem. Students will make posters warning driven to slow down. Student Council will (Jean up the front of the school by picking up trash and planting shrubs and native plants. • Winter Springs High — The National Honor Society will be collecting leisure books for the At Promise Academy. The students will also tape books to motivate the students to read. Some of the tapes will be donated to Safehouse of Seminole, a spousal abuse shel­ ter. The high school students will also be collecting school supplies for the children at Safe House since the families have usually left home without their school supplies. For more information on National Youth Service Days, please contact Hands On Orlando at 407 8740-8652, or wwwJundsonorlando.com. For information on school vol­ unteering opportunities, please contact the Dividends School Volunteer Program at 407 3200182 or wwwscps.kl2.fLus Lake Mary Prep honors D A RE graduates From Staff Reports Lake Mary Preparatory School recently honored 38 fifth-graders during its annual DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) grad­ uation. Lake Mary DARE Officer Chris Taylor, in his first DARE gradua­ tion, honored the students for com­ pleting the course, held weekly during the school year. Like Miry Police Chief Richard Hoary, Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene, Lake Mary Commissioner Janet Jcmigan and various other city officials also attended the school event The DARE graduates included: Sandy Bailes, Joey Bailes, Sydney Moore, Sherri Rambo, Quinn Hartmann, Kalcy Mingus, Kristin Ball, Lauren l.undberg, Jennifer Cavaretta, Vicki Reisbcck, Robert Futterman, Scott Ruskin, Spenser Moreland, Danny Smigielski, Joey Bahng, Bryce Grier, Jordan Booth, Tamara Kl tanja ha nbakhsh, Matthew George and Robert Hirst Miranda Norton, Samantha Moore, Ashley Lollar, Benjamin Dannchl, Jordan Eichenblatt, Cheyanne Hardy, Eleni MarsiHazen, Jessica Masterson, Niles Phillips, Maile Hochuli, Tiffany Schneider, Tara Waite, Alex Barclay, Jason Boyer, Jeffery Salerno, Matthew Robin, Mark Ruskin and Aslikan Tnwid Nejad. Each student wrote an essay about DARE. Six winners were cluttcn from the two fifth-grade classes. Winners included Sydney Moore, Kristin Ball, Scott Ruskin. Cheyanne Hardy and Niles Philips. The overall essay winner was Mark Ruslan. Other students received recogni­ tion for designing license plates and being a good role model, including Sandy Bailes, Sydney Moore, Joey Bahng Jordan Booth, Jordan Eicnenblatt, Niles Phillips and Alex Barclay. Following the distribution of DARE pins and certificates, the stu­ dents honored Taylor for his work with the program. A song was cre­ ated in the officer's honor. "Officer Taylor taught us all we need to know. We'll hold onto this til' the end," the students sang, "Officer Taylor, we thank you." H n H ptato by Tammy V b«m Lako Mary Preparatory School fifth-grader Mark Ruskin read s his OARE essay, while Lake Mary Mayor Thom G reene, left, and Lake Mary Police Chief Richard Beary listen. Ruskin w as the overall winner tor the e s s a y contest. y �R lfC 6A Wednesday. April 17. 2002 The Seminole County School Board will hold two meetings on Tuesday, May 14, in the Educational Support Center, located at 400 E. Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford. First, the Board will meet in regular session at 1 p.m. The Board will then meet for a budget workshop at 3 JO p.m. T he B oard w ill m eet In reg ­ u la r se ssio n at 7 p.m . Tuesday, M ay 2B, in th e sam e location . For a copy of the agendas, contact Karen Ponder, clerk to the School Board, at 407-3200003. T h i S eminoli Huuld Students receive Longwood JO Y awards From Staff Rapofts LONGWOOD — The dty of Longwood recently awarded local students in its 22nd Annua] "Juvenile of the Year" (JOY) Awards presentation. Former Commisskmer/Mayor Steve Uskert, who passed away a number of years ago. Initiated the award. Uskert felt very strongly regarding the continuance of this award. In previous years, Uskert would present each student with his or her award. The City believes this award is a worthwhile tradition that should be continued, said current Mayor Paul Loves trend. These students represent the all around, youthful "good citizens" that reside in and around the dty of Longwood. Each of the eleven schools that serve the Longwood area selects one of their students to receive this award. The Elementary Schools are Altamonte Elementary, Choices In Learning Charter School, Highlands Elementary, Longwood Elementary, The SpotlightonTeaching Master's Academy and Woodlands Elementary. The Middle Schools are Greenwood Lakes Middle, Milwee Middle and Rock Lake Middle. The High Schools are Lake Mary High and Lyman High. The eligibility requirements are neatness, attendance, good behavior and attitude, average grades, a willingness to follow directions, and a constant strive for improvement. There is not a requirement that the student be a resident of the City of Longwood. • Elementary school lunches in Seminole County cost SliO. Three entree choices are available; the daily entree — listed below — a chef's shaker salad or a bag lunch that includes a sandwich. Thundzy, April II — Hamburger or cheeseburger with lettuce and toma­ to. Tatrr Tots, assortment of fruit and choice of milk. Frida* April 1* — Baked zttt green brans, breodatick, assortment of fruit and choice of mitk. Monday April 22 —Cheese or prpprroni pizza, side salad, orange sec­ tions or orange |uk* anl choice of milk. Tuesday, April 23 — Chicken nuggets. mashed potatoes with gravy, dinner roll assortment of fruit and choice of milk. Wednesday April 24 — Com Dog, Tiny Twists Ptrtzrb, baked beans. avx xtroen l of fruit and choice of milk. Thursday April 23 — Macaroni and cheese, green brant, dinner roU. assortment of fruit and choice of milk. Frida* April 2S — Beef ravioli, brnidstkk. tossed salad, iwortment of fruit and choice of milk. Monday April 3 — Cheese or peppenxvi pizza, sale salad, orange sec­ tions or orange juice, fudge brownie and choice of milk. Tuesday, April 30 — Hamburger or cheeseburger with lettuce and tomato, later Tots, assortment of fruit and choice of milk. • M iddle school students pay $1.75/$2 and high school students pay $2 fie the option of one of six Maui-Meals, including: Burger M a x i— charbroiled burger or cheeseburger with lettuce and tomato, small order of French fries, whole fruit, iced tea and milk; Pasta Maxi — pasta with a choice of marinara or meat sauce, bread stick or garlic toast whole fruit iced tea and milk; Nugget M axi — five-piece chicken nugget mashed potatoes with o r without gravy, dknm m U .w huU fruit. Iced am and milk, Salad Maxi — shaker gard & nuu il. two bread sticks, whoie fruit. Iced tea and milk;. Pizza M a d — a slice of pizza, small order of French fries, whole fru it iced tea and milk; Hof Dog M ad — hot dog o r bun, small order o f French fries, whole fru it iced tea and milk. A la carte offerings, such as pizza slices, French fries and sand­ wiches are also available. Ail Seminole students in the reduced-price lunch program pay 40 cents. 8 m h Rm c i EjifTw m iry ocn ooi M K fw vy From dolls to the classroom G OLDSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL • Goldsboro's Odyssey of the Mind S Students from Longwood arm schools recently were awarded ‘Juvenile of the Year* awards. Mayor Paul Lovestamd, In tha back, helped present the 11 participants. Thorn receiving awards, include Jasmine Autry of Altamonte Elementary, Charity Gorman of Choices In Learning Charter School. KaUey Copeland ot Highlands Elementary, Lourdes Paacual of Lake Mary High, Ashley Heer of Greenwood Lakes Middle, Daniel Serna of Longwood Elementary, Liu ISherwood of Lyman High, Rebecca Lee of The Master's Academy, Andrew Yowter ot Milwee Middle. Courtney Tlndel of Rock Lake Middle and Lauren Honeycutt of Woodlands Elementary. Register named ‘Coach of the Year’ The Florida Citrus Sports Foundation has announced at their annual meeting that Betsy Register of Winter Springs High School has been selected as the Oviedoi Hig High School prior to her coming; to I Winter Springs High, where she coaches varsity. Her teams have made four consecutive appearances in the FHSAA Girls State Basketball Final Four; two of which were consecutive State Championships in 1999 and S e m in o le 2000, one runner-up in 2001, and County one semi-final appearance In’ Coach of the 2002. Year. Register was SAC Coach of A check _______________ the rear for Girls Basketball in 1999 and 2000. She coached the for $2^00 R egister was present North/South All-Stars in 2000. ed to The Foundation for WSHS basketball teams were Seminole County Public Schools district champions in 2000,2001, in Register's honor. and 20U2 and regional champs in Register has been a basketball 1999, 2000, 2001, and 2002. coach for eight years. Three were Betsy's record at WSHS is 124as a junior varsity coach at 39. Foundation receives $25,000 donation The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools received a donation in the amount of $25,000 from Florida Solar and Olympian Home Service at the April 9 board meeting. Scott Kocic, chief executive offi­ cer, and Skip West, president, pre­ sented a check for $25,(XX) to The Foundation for the "Excellence in Education Endowment" campaign. The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools allocates small grants for classroom projects or total schooI/dLstrict projects that will enhance education. For more information regard­ ing The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools, call Tina Calderone at 407-32M180. ming around Seminole... ■H H H EnDH M i GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOL • The close of the third marking peri­ od for the 2001 - 2002 school year revealed that the number of itudcnti who were honored for high achievement on their report card* remained relatively high. From a student body population of 1700.9411 itudents attained this high level of educational excellence. This included 333 sixth grader*. 313 seventh grader*, and 302 eighth grader*. • Greenwood Lake* itudents have been recycling old newipaper* in order to do their part to help protect the envi­ ronment and cunsetvr our tree* and Lind The achool wa* recently honored for recycling 33,000 pound* of newspa­ per*. • During recent competitions that were held al Greenwood Lakes Middle School, an eighth-grader, Kathryn Hendrix, earned the hlle of "top speller". This allowed her to represent the school at the county level. The runner-up in the tchool level contest wa* Rachel Keilman. • The Student Council, under the direction of Gayle Ruffing, conducted a Pennies for Pasta fund raising activity from Jan. 6 to March 1 for the Leukemia Society. The hard work and the outstand­ ing generosity of the students and teach­ er* allowed them to raise 15.DOt.97 for this annual cause. • Many Greenwood Lakes students participated in the recent PTA Reflections Contest. Three students had their work submitted for the state contest. They included. Visual Arts. Annie Wu; Music, Daniel Moorhouse. and Photography, Amanda PIeta The following students received an Honorable Mention at the county level Visual Arts, Setrle Filosofo*. Music. Alison Bums, Kritlen Hawker. Christy Hiia. and Allton James. Literature, Ann Osteen; and Photography, Andrew Byfield. Morgan Hill, and Jarryd Rrrd. • A Greenwood Lake* Middle School eighth-grade student. Venal Shenoy, is in the process of earning the rank of Eagle Scout. In order to help accomplish thu goal he has organized a group of adults and students who have undertak­ en the task of landscaping major area* of the campus. Even as a little girl, Sarah Reece knew she was going to be a teacher. When she wasn't in school, the would gather her dolls and pretend to be the teacher of her own classroom. "Becoming a teacher — that was a no brainer," Reece said. Today, Reece is a fifth-grade teacher at Midway Elementary. She's not one to hide how proud she Is of her school. "Midway is the best school I've ever been in.” Reece began teaching four ara ago. She graduated from ississippi State University and has a master's degree in education. The Texas native began teaching in a Mississippi school district following college grad­ uation. Two years ago, she joined the staff at Midway. Her favorite thing about teaching is her interaction with her students. Team B from Kathy Bump's gifted class recently won fourth place In their level. The team was coached by Susan Sesaoma, a parent, and tram members included Graham Christensen, Bryan Danley, Travis Doan, Chelsea Ifublrr, Beth More and Emily Sesaoma. The purpose of the Odyssey of the Mind competitions held al the University of Central Florida was to provide stu­ dents with the opportunity for creative problem solving through original and divergent thinking. Students learned teamwork, appreciation and understand­ ing of others and the powerful thinking force of a group versus an individual. They also developed self-respect for oth­ ers through preparatory activities such as brainstorming and role playing. Teams from throughout Central Florida participated in these activities. • The Goldsboro Student Council has been busy since the beginning of the school year, sponsoring a number of community service projects. In November, the students collected almost 1,000 cans of food to donate to the Sanford Rescue Mission. In December, the annual Candy Cane Sale raised more than $200 for the same organization. In February, the Student Council sponsored a successful fund-raiser fur the Seminole County Humane Society called "Have a Heart for Animals." Students were asked to bring in a can of dog or cat food or to donate spare change to help feed the animals. To kick off the fund-raiser, an SPCA representa­ tive brought Max, a miniature Sthnauzer dog, to visit on the morning news show. The fund-raiser was a great success, with $98 and 50 cant/bags of animal food col­ lected and donated to the SPCA. The moat recent project at the school is participation in activities for an "Earth Day" celebration. Student Council mem­ bers will be active in promoting a num­ ber of projects to increase awareness of our environment and the protection of our Earth. Officers for the 2001-2002 school year include Lauren Noriega, president; Alexandria Rouse, vice president; Jill MasMill, secretary; and Brian Danley, treasurer. Pam Barney serves as the sponsor for the Student Council • In the recent contests during Violence Free Month, Goldsboro stu­ dents did very well. In the K-3 Poster Contest. Shane Ifesketh won third place. In the fourth- through filth- grade poster contest, Breanna Slplty won first place. These student* were assisted by art teacher Cara lllggln*. In addition, Goldsboro's students won third-place in the Public Service Announcement Contest. While all fourth- and fifth-grade gifted students were involved In the development of the PSA, the following students were the "actors' in the film: Brandy Burt, Travis Doan, Hillary Ruscoe, Emily Sessoms and Davison Harriot. The project was sponsored by Kathy Bump with assis­ tance from Erik Raynor, a technology specialist for Goldsboro. • Everyone al Goldsboro Is busily preparing for two very special events. The first of these is the school wide Curriculum Celebration, which will be held on April 23, from 6 p m. to 8 p.m. Throughout the evening, all classnxims will be opened for families to view the work done by the students during the third nine weeks. Classrooms, hallways and labs will be filled with student pro­ jects. The second big event is the celebration of Space Day al Goldsboro. This cel­ ebration is so big that it lakes two days — from May 2 to May 3. Activities include a guest speaker from Lockheed Martin, a bottle rocket competition, a dis­ play of special "Martian" artwork designed by the students and. a grand finale featuring a full technokigy demon­ stration for students. Parents and friends are invited to attend the finale on May 3. Call the school for special time* at 407-3213-5850. LAKE MARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mrs. While's third-grade class (The White House) at lak e Mary Elementary school hd* been involved in a Teacher Made Unit, Project Positive. The project began in January. White found that her students were not carrying over Character Education lessons outside of the classroom Project Positive encouraged students from DuWhite House to say and do positive action* while at special classes, lunch, and recess. Students whom show Iin­ most positive behavior are invited to a luncheon wilh While. White said she has seen an increase in positive actions and words OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL • The Oviedo High School NfROIC competition team placed first in the state Students in Sarah R e e c e * fifth-grade d a s * Iearn about manat s e t. UOIBBNai ■a&s RCTTC "Super Bowl" held at PAMU. The "Super Bowl" was a formal meet that ■nor* than 70 schools from around the state attended. The Oviedo Lton team, nude up of 45 cadets ranging from freshmen to seniors, attended the national competition on April 5 and April 6. At the competition, the team was rated and given points accordingly for everything from the cleanliness and orderliness of their uni­ forms. to physical activities such as push-ups, curl ups and relay race* There I* abo a four-cadet color guard event, and drill events ranging from basic to exhibition, which include armed weapon maneuvers from the male cadets. • Igacio Carrillo was selected as one of the 1(0 finalists in the 2001-2002 Imalum Computer Arts Scholarship Program. The on-line entry was selected j from more than 90U entries Carrillo's artwork will advance to another tier of Judging. During the judg­ ing process, 25 students will be chosen from the top 1U0 to receive a $UXO scholarship and a trip to St. Paul, Minn., fur the National Awards Ceremony from May 3 to May 5. Artwork will be based on originality, creativity, composition, use of color, craft and technical skills • Maria Samuel was honored with (he National Beta Club's |ohn W. Harris leadership Award. She was given an engraved medal and a National Beta Club golf shirt. Samuel was nominated by her sponsor* and is one of 25 winners in the United States • Terra Arroyo b the recipient of a National BctJ Club scholarship in the amount of $133)0. She b one of 2UHstu­ dents in Ihe United State and only one of 12 in Fkirida to receive the scholarship. SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL • Six Sanford Middle Scfuxil students taxik home first pLtcv from the Magic Region District Competition of IXlyssey of the Mind held at Ihe University of Central Florida on March 9. The team, cuurhfd by Carlos Barrios, was nude up of Catli Barrios, Julian Brown. Brendan Case. Bryan flood, Amin Sadri. and Jason Schnier. Ihe team prevailed in the "it's a Snap" problem-solving competition for a baba wood structure that held 225 pounds-more than double tlie weigh! scored by Ihe sexond place team. The Sanford students also earned a perfect score in tlw skit portion of the competi­ "I can be myself around the kids," she said. "We can play and have fun while learning." There's no telling what the students will be up to on any given day. Recently, Reece's classroom was transformed into a grocery store to help the fifth-graders learn some math formulas. Reece's hard work hasn't gone unnoticed by her stu­ dents. "I always wanted a child to tell me 1 was their favorite, teacher, and not just because they wanted something," she said. "When I fust heard a stu­ dent tell me that — it was great." As for the future, Reece sees herself in the teaching profes­ sion for a very long time. "I figure 1'll be teaching until I am too old or until they kick me out," she said. "I can't imagine doing anything else." tion. • The United State* Achievement Academy announced that Cody SchmldL an eighth-grade student from Sanford Middle School, ha* been named an United Stales National Award Winner in Foreign Language for Spanish. The Academy recognize* fewer than 10 per­ cent of all American high school stu­ dent*. Cody is currently taking Spanish 1, a high-school credit class. Cody’s name will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook, which is published nationally. • Four students from Sanford Middle School were represented at the 32nd annual Optimist C u b Oratorical Contest held in Sanford on March 28. The stu­ dents included Nlkea Ayles, Alexandra Byrd, Amin Sadri and Randall Rodriguez. Alex Byrd took second-place in the girts' division. Amin Sadri won the boys division wilh Randall Rodriguez placing ihinl. Amin will continue to compete on his way to the state level competition. • Nlkea Aytes, an eighth-grade stu­ dent al Sanford Middle School L* Ihe Distinguished State Winner in Visual Arts FTA Reflections Contest. She will abo be recognized by the Seminole County School Board on Tuesday. April 23. at the Educational Support Center HAMILTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL • On April 9 at 6 J 0 p m., Hamilton Elementary held its fourth Tech Trek Safari. Tech Trek night b ail about teach­ ing the art of technology to the parents, with various classrooms opened for viewing and students showing off their particular talents and what they've learned about technology. The evening started with a puppet show presented by Steve Knight arid the Nifty Puppet*, followed by a video pre­ sentation of how our Wonderful Wl 1AM Newt is put together cm a daily basis. This marvelous video was filmed and edited by Mr*. Kirby’s extraordinary fourth-grade class, known around Hamilton as "Kirby's K ids' Parents went un a Safari Hunt vbiting several classrooms to see the technology on display. In Ms. liuisman’s fifth-grade class, students were working cm their hand-held Palm computer*. Parents saw a brief demonstration of the use uf the Palm, our latest piece of technology at Hamilton, in Mrs. McConnell's second grade class, parents looked at their kids’ .-fc-- 1S - XM£3 sharing folders on the computer to see the work that had been done since tchool started. Mrs. Jonas, one of our technology specialists, took pictures (wilh a digital camera) of each of the classrooms and their display*, picture* of parents and their children, and pretty much everything that went on at Tech Trek, Parents were extremely pleased with Ihe things that they taw and the way their children handled all of the techno­ logical equipment. It is so obvious that Hamilton Elementary Communications through Advanced Technology Cluster Magnet School ha* been rewarding for the students, teachers, and staff—and | equally rewarding and benefkial to the | I lamilton community as well. lech Trek Safari was definitely a com- 1 plete success, and as students here we have been assured that much more is to | come. ■ • Seminole County Public Schools in '• Sanford, Florida has been selected as one ! of 25 winners in ihe American School J Board Journal's Magna Awards 20U2 pnv* gram. The district was honored for Its Summer Safari program, held cm the . Hamilton campus during the summer of J 20)1. * Teachers, administrators and start • from f lamilton and Midway Elementary ! schcxils organized the program for stu- J dents in danger uf being held back a J year. Students attended Summer Safari ] (or four hours each morning for three ' weeks, working on core subjects in small . classes. The curriculum was based on ! grade level educational objectives wiih J an emphasis on fun, hands-on activities. • The program culminated with a trip to Disney's Animal Kingdom for students , and their families. In June, Hamilton. Midway and Pine J Crest clemcntarie* will again host sum- l mer school or "Sea Escape." This year the theme is Ihe oceans of Ihe world, ! including animals, environmental issues J and habitats. Students and families will J have the opportunity to vbit Sea World > as a culminating activity. For more infer 1 matiun, please call Mrs. Phillips, | Hamilton’s Assistant Principal, al 4il7- j 3213-6050. • To submit items for the monthly S e M News tectum, e-mail Managing Filler Michelle letla at miljet la it tem itw IehtraU c urn �T hk SnoNout Herald Wednesday. April 17. 2002 P a g e 7A ly Boy’s m ita a P M ilA 11 knew about it was when I it in the Seminole Herald.“ YWOs, the new* get* worse, businesses can gain some thnxrah the protection erf a r, Welle doesn't Johnson told me nothing , but he said if they do get J with the P M Office, w d l Hbfy get a 30-day notice Id jffw property * VwDs acid. "1 |know what w all do then." t r a n s a c t io n original 'B illy Boy" is i Richards of DeBary. He tenting hi* Coney tetandt chili dogs and a o fte rv e ice i in the 1900*. He'd still be in f business if it weren't for a head injury he rece i he fell off a step-stool I didn't really want to aril It I loved the customers," i said. "There was just no ’ for me to go through rehab; care of my wife, who la >UI 1A t patrolled by the sheriff's , but because of the oper, officer* were fire to in parts of Lake Mary Seminole County that Qia a a iu o ra . The change i of scenery did II well as he dted three I different driver* in the area of iBrisson and Celery avenues. Writing traffic tickets is McCalls specialty. He issues about 150 a month. After checking a few of his regular |hiding spots around the city, where he likes to catch speed­ er*. he returned to the area of Midway. "We could lust stay out h o e all night" McCall said as turned on his flashers to pull over another speeder on Mason Avenue. This speeding ticket would be a little different as McCall immediately smelled alcohol emitting from Sanford resi­ dent William Thompklns' breath. McCall asked Thompklns how much he's had to drink tonight he responded, “T don’t know. I've had a few beers." I Later Thompklns would .confess to drinking s few >of liquor in Tampa and i having a few beers when arrived m Sanford. McCall an open tall boy of Light beer in the front t and half-full 1.75 gallon Seagram's gin in the trunk. McCall arrested kins and transported to the Sanford Police it Normally, susare sent to the jail, but 1th an Altamonte Springs center set-up in the Police Department lot officers were able >process suspects there. Thompklns was charged I with driving under the infiu[ence, reckless driving, open I container and speeding. He I was transferred to the county jail by way of sheriff's office paddy wagon. <• •everely handicapped; and run Billy Boy's." Richards knew Wells through church, and Wells had asked sev­ eral times about buying the bustnesa. After his injury, Richards contacted his friend, and the deal waa sealed on June 15, 2001, in just a matter of minutes. Write didn't mere with success. He left the hot dog recipe alone, but he did begin making ch an p s to A c facility. He power-washed the front and side of tire budding, replaced windows and spent M 500 for a new air conditioning unit That's one reason Wells toupset about being caught off guard by the new* of a possible relocation. Because of the improvements he made, Well* thinks Johnson or Lassiter "out of courtesy" should have informed him of the pending leaee agree­ m ent "If it hadn't been in the paper; I think Flagler Realty would have neverr told us anything until they gave us notice to move out," Wells said. ‘They should have told us so we could at least make some plans." Weds agrees he should have had a lease but said the business did not have one for years. T never had a lease for a long, long time," Richards confirmed. Tn my opinion, our landlord did us an injustice," Wells said. Searching For Help Since the proposed Post Office relocation was announced, Wells said business has dropped off 50 percent . "People think w e're dosed already, but w e're not," he said. "We're open for business now, nothing's changed for the m oment" Write would tike to continue serving chili does in Sanfoiri, but h e ? not sure that willI happen. H e's already been coniitacted by an Apopka organl* zatior to move his business there, Plus, his past experiences with Hoi * Pa#a 1A He even keeps a picture book full of their Polaroid! »o he can easily recognize and identify them. ‘T h is side of town is a lot dif­ ferent," Keiley admits. Kelley's shift begins at 6 p.rru and it will be dose to sunrise before his day is done. He’s a night owl — just like the tran­ sients he tracks. Accounting for the estimated 50 Sanford tran­ sients is a full-time job. Kelley, unfortunately, is only able to spend a limited amount of time as other police duties take prece­ dence. On a recent evening, Kelley responds to a runaway report, a gasoline drive-off report, a disor­ derly Wal-Mart customer and escorts a man charged with domestic abuse back into his home to gather belongings. Finally, three hours Into his shift, Kelley calls for back up as he approaches the dead end of Southgate Avenue off Airport Boulevard next to Falrwtnds Credit Union. For a couple hours, Kelley is able to do some proac­ tive police work. Past the dead end of Southgate Avenue, a town of tents and shacks te but one of many in the dty, but this one is special. With a homemade shower and other amenities, Kelley refer* to it as the "Heathrow" of transient com- ^unities. Back up arrives and aets off into the expensive between State Road 417 and French Avenue. "We never go into the woods by our­ selves," Kelley said It’s just like explaining an ant hill. If the reason for the you kick it, two addi­ you’re going tional offi­ to spread cer*. them all over Several hundred the place. yards Into the -------- » — woods, SartonJ officers follow a path that leads to the homeless dty. Calls of laughter and an unidentifiable stench become more evident as the officers move closer. After moving through sev­ eral low hanging branches and heavy undcrorush - the light from a Tiki torch shines through. "Sanford police," Kefley announces. "We're here to help." No one moves. The six people, four men and two women, stay seated in' their easy chairs and couches. They've been through this drill before. n — u— Beginner G uitar Lessons FREE FOR ALL AGES Sanford City Hall have not been encouraging. "We're probably one of the oldest businesses on 1st Street, but they don't seem to care," Wells said. "The way they act, you'd think 1st Street ended on the west side of Sanford Avenue. It's like this part of 1st Street did­ n't exist." Wells said he asked the city about placing a garbage can in his center similar to the ones in the Magnolia Square portion of 1st Street "They told me they didn't have any money to put a garbage can in our center, but gave me the telephone number in case 1 want­ ed to buy one myself for $750," Wells said. "Now that the Post Office Is moving in, the dty's going to put in $27,000 worth of undsoiping. We pay taxes and can't get a garbage can, yet the d ty wUl spend thousands of dollars to landscape property for another government entity." Wells said the d ty also rejected his suggestion to allow an entrance from Sanford Avenue into the retail center. At one time, there was an entrance but it was dosed when Richards still owned the business. Preliminary plans show a right-in, right-out entrance on Sanford Avenue as rt of the renovations for the ’ost Office. "That's all we were asking for, but the dty said it was a safety hazard," Wells said. "My ques­ tion is this: If it was too danger­ ous for us to have a right-in, right-out entrance on Sanford Avenue, how is it going to be any safer for the Post Office? TheyTl have 10 times the traffic we had." Deputy City Manager Roger Dixon is the city's liaison on the Post Office relocation. He said the d ty is committed to assisting Wells. “We’re going to set up a meet­ ing to find out what their needs are," Dixon said. "There are a number of ways we can assist, including technical assistance. We can work with Main Street to help them identify properties that are available." Dixon said he wasn't sure if the dty could waive or reduce any permitting fees required by a relocation. "That's a policy decision that would have to be made by the City Commission," Dixon said, "but we're going to do every­ thing we can to help them." Whatever happens, Wells isn't upset with the Postal Service. The com er of Sanford Avenue and 1st Street Is prime property, and he admits irn ai good goo ' site for the Post Office. "I don't want to go against the dtizens of Sanford," he said, "they've been good to Billy Boy's. The dtizens need a better r a t Office. "W e're going to remain open and serve all of our customers as long as possible. If we can find another spot dose, we'll do it, but I really don't know how much longer we'U be here." They continue to watch a small television, powered by a car battery, and sip beer. Officers ask for the identification and after checking with dispatch to see if they have any warrants they move on. "That's not even the tip of the iceberg," Kelley said as he emerges from the homeless com­ munity. "All they need is a patch o f woods. Look around, how many patches o f woods are in Sanford." Sanford police, in the past, have broken up several homeless camps including one behind The Seminole Herald at French Avenue and Fulton Street. But Kelley said that tactic has disadvan­ tages. "It's just like an ant hill," he said, "if you kick it, you're going to spread them all over the place." Business owners disagree. "They shouldn't be allowed to live out there - that's the prob­ lem ," said Gibbs, the Chevron owner. It's a difficult balancing act, according to Sanford Commissioner Whitey Eckstein. "There is great compassion for the hom eless," he said. "We have to try and balance both of them. You're kind of between a rock and hard spot." "It is hard to determine who is truly needy and who is not," Eckstein added. Those behind Southgate Avenue may not be the "truly needy." One man openly admltted to having a full-lirr full- time job. Another acknowledged he could make close to a $100 an hour by standing on the com er of a busy street asking for me In such cases, handouts hurt not help the problem, but there aren't any clear answers, Kelley admits. There are legitimate needs that must be addressed. "If people have a closed eye to the homeless, nothing will get done," Kelley said. ' I ' m Stacc 1959 Seminole Herald 407/322-2611 Call 407-333-8877 ext 103 for assistance. S u b scrib e Today! : ^ S i NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN '? SERVICE R esidential O ur S p ecialty M e a ls o n W h e e l s , E t c , I n c . M o n ty • Hootth • Intorvtowa Review* • Editorial* • A tM co RocJpoa • Coupon* • Politico • Sp ort* “ GOT YOURHANDS FULL? CALL... PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT is accepting applications for The Emergency Repair Program. 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April 17.2002 T he Sdonou Hnuu> Fest Continued from P a fs 1A of gardening with a lot of experi­ ence, particularly at the 'dirt under the fingernails' level,” Ferrer said. “Second fa the willingness to vol­ unteer in Extension coordinated projects." Currer Turrently there are 14 master gardeners in the Seminole County Extension Service's program. Leslie Martino, master garden­ er and co-coordinator of toe pro­ gram, was one o f numerous vol- \\\ unteers working fervently last weekend preparing the gardens for the Earth Day observance. One of her favorites fa the Florida native garden. "Everybody does butterfly and herb gardens," Martino said. “You won't find many Florida native gardens. It fa rather unique." The garden contains plants and flowers that grew during the time Florida was first settled by Ul ‘ \1 SI N y V Urban Horticulturist AJ Ferrer discusses the variety ot ptants found In trie 18 different demonstration gardens at Sanfonfa Student Museum. Master gar­ deners were preparing to# gardens for tola weekend's festival. Europeans, she said. Plants Include the American Beauty Berry and the Dwarf Yaupon Holly. “Same people call Florida Martino said. p Lents la n ts weeds, T h e y may not be very useful in the landscape. But, some are very beautiful and u sefu l The American Beauty Beny, for exam­ ple. Birds like to eat its berries." The most difficult gardens to r, according to Martino, are vegetable and sub-tropical gardens. T h e vegetable garden needs constant maintenance and the plants in the sub-tropical garden are tender to lower tempera­ tures," she said. The volunteers' hard work and maintenance to the various gar­ dens has created some publicity for the area. Seminole's demon­ stration gardens have earned numerous awards, Including the 1999 Florida Master Gardener Award of Excellence. The dty of Sanford has also awarded the gar­ den its Beautification Award. The gardens aren't just for adults. More than 6,000 students visit die Student Museum and tour the gardens each year. Many children, for the first time, learn how certain crops and plants are grown during th e k to u r o f the facility and its grounds. “In what once was the center of Anderson said about how it appears the d ty has been slow in recovering the fees. "Some of this makes me feel bad for the people because they're stuck in a bad spot." "Admittedly for years we allow ed people not to pay their b ill," responded Com m issioner Steve Miller. "W hat we had was a heart back in those days. I see the error of that now like a big fes­ tering sore." Commissioners did agree to allow the handful o f proper­ ties that have recently cnanged hands to pay the wastewater assessment fees over a 15-year period with no interest. "Thai's not a comprom ise," Along with the demonstration gardens, this weekend's event will feature entertainment, vari­ ous vendors and museum and garden tours. For more tion, see the special Included In today's Herald. r C a p su le -------Continued from Page LA celery production, many children don’t realize how and where it grows," Ferrer said. "We have it growing in one of our gardens." Leaks Martino, right, and Dsborah Downing look over • demonstration garden at Sanford’s Student Museum. Thd bufldtog and grounds w i be the site of Saturday's third annual Spring Fsst/Earih Day calibration. I Historic Trust plans partnership with city for street lighting said State Road 434 business owner Robyn Ghasson. "This is the first time we have heard about this and w e've been there two years." In other business commis­ sioners approved the first reading of anew Land Development Code. Com m issioners have been debating over the new code book since December. The code book defines design stan­ dards in several corrid ors including the Historic District. Com m issioners approved several amendments Including allow ing 8-foot tall fences In the city and allow ing 7-foot side setbacks for hom es: A sec­ ond reading date Is s e t for May 6. m*«c. ; j mw By Ed Kuhn Special to the Herald The Sanford Historic This! plans to form a partnership with the d ty o f Sanford to make historic street lighting in the historic residential district a reality. N othing ia official and many details rem ain unre­ solved, but both sides have agreed in prlndple to move forward with a plan to install antique-style street lamps in the nistoric district over a three-year period, beginning later this year w ith a test Installation. Under terms of the tentative agreement, the d ty will pur­ chase light poles and the trust will assume responsibility for installation and materials costs of the poles at moat locations, using proceeds from its annual holiday home tour and other fund-raising events. If plans are approved, about 200 o f the 11-foot, double­ globe cast aluminum fixtures would be Installed four to a Block on d ty right-of-way along avenues running north and south. To minimize cost, existing lighting fixtures would not be affected and the new fixtures would be wired to homes of selected hom eow ners, with their approval. Plans call for the lighting to be installed prior to comple­ tion of a downtown Sanford Strcctscape improvement pro­ ject and a planned Riverwalk project along Lake Monroe. Reproduced in an antiaue style, the double acorn Hunt­ ing fixtures will enhance the neighborhood's historic appeal, provide ample light and cost tar less than a lighting proposal narrowly defeated by nistoric district residents in a referendum vote last year, according to Sanford Historic Trust President Russell Lord. That plan called for residents to pay a monthly fee for light­ ing Installed and maintained by the d ty. Trust members ranked street lighting second highest behind code enforce­ ment among priority concerns in a recent poll. To trust member Alec Then, the lighting proposal demon­ strates resident commitment to the commui)ity. "It shows that the residents in this area of town really care about Sanford, and it demon­ strates w hat can be accom­ plished if people are motivat­ ed," he said. CourtesyO.Auto Plaza 650 North Highw ay 1 7 -9 2 • Lo n g w o o d , Florida 3 2 7 5 0 407- 767-2070 w w w .c o u r t e s y d e a ie r s .c o m S e rv ice Hours: M on.-Frl. 7 a m to 7 pm / S a t. 8 am to 4 pm Lowest Price In Area Grinding, Squeaking, Squatting Brakes??? 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Sl MINOI.E I Il RAI D In sid e : 'S ectio n B C lassifeds 4B-6B C rossword 4B / Wednesday A pril 17, 2 0 0 2 Briefs ADULT VOLLEYBALL, CHURCH HOOPS The City of Sanford Recreation and Parka Department is offering Volleyball and Church Basketball leagues for adults. The Recreational (Nonspike) Volleyball League will begin next week. Corals ting of A and B divisions, the league held a practice night on Monday, but teams can still enter with the season starting on April 22nd. The Church League will d a y a practice night this Thursday with the season beginning next week (April 25). This practice night is for Church teams only. For information call Jim Schaefer at 407-330-5697. BASEBALL GREATS CELEBRITY GOLF Six-time All-Star "Sudden" Sam McDowell will host the 2nd Annual Orlando "Swing With the Legends" Charity Golf Classic presented by The Dr. P. Phillips Foundation at Clermont Country Club on Friday, April 19th. Over thir­ ty former Major League Alumni will join McDowell in the scramble tournament with proceeds benefiting the Rotary Clubs of Central Florida. The "Swing With the Legends" Charity Golf Series features a former Major Leaguer participating as cap­ tain of each corporate four­ some. Baseball alumni con­ firmed to participate in this year's scramble include for­ mer National League MVP George Foster, Cy Young Winner Mike Cuellar, Vforld Series MVP Pedro Guerrero, Rookie O f The Yean Stan Bahnsen And Tom Treah, AllStan Gary Carter, Ed Bailey, Glenn Beckert, Ned Carver, Mudcat Grant, Rich Rollins, Winter Park High alumnus Jack BillIngham, Doug Bird, Ike Delock, BiU Denehy, Dick Drago, Rich Folken, Joe Ginsberg, Wayne Granger, BUI Hepler, Billy Klaus, George Mitterwald, Hal M ont), Ivan Murrell, John O'Donoghue, Danny Ozark, Dennis Rasmussen, "Jungle" Jim Rivera, and Jon Warden. For more information or to participate as a golfer or cor­ porate sponsor Denny Kurir (BtairiittaflLmm) JC C C H ILD R E N 'S H EA LTH FA IR On Sunday, April 21st, fam­ ilies will descend on the Jewish Community Center to participate in the 2nd Annual Children's Health and Safety Fair. This free community wide event, sponsored in part by Florida Children's Hospital, Century National Bank, and Publix Supermarket Charities, presents all sorts of exciting activities from vari­ ous medical screens tu zoo animals and birds of prey! The Orlando Predators will bring their Giant Slide, Quarterback Challenge, and Obstacle Run, while the Orange County Sheriff's Department wUl demonstrate car scat safety. Children wUl be able to experiment with educational to p and create a variety of craft projects. There will be clowns, balloons, face paint­ ing and food! "This annual event gives a wealth of information to the families in our community," said Herb Cohen, Assistant Executive Director at the JCC, "as well as giveaways, rides and lots of hands on fun!" The JCC is located at 851 North Maitland Avenue and the Fair will run from 11:30 a.m.-to-3 p.m., rain or shine. For further information, call Sylvia Pasnak at 407-6455933, extension 259. See Briefs, Page 2B Patriots prove most powerful By Daan Smith Sport* Editor SANFORD — Lake Brantley only won two individual weight classes, but depth spelled the difference as the Patriots won the Seminole Athletic Conference Championship at Seminole High School on Saturday. with 59 points, edged Winter Springs (! and the host Fighting Semlnoles (51) at Bill1Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. Seminole and the Bears both had three winners, while Oviedo, which finished fourth with 39 points, had two champl- Lake Brantley weightiifters claim SAC Championship ora. Claiming wins for the Tribe were Jamaal Neal (129), Jeremiah Stokes (238) and Sean Gardner (Heavyweight), while Mark Rice (154), Brandon Chetko (169) and Tommy Kasper (183) earned gold for Winter Springs. prtngs. Anthony ny N Martinez (119) and James Jordan (139) were the Lions' winners. The meet served as good tune-up for the Class 2A State Meet to be held at DeLand High School's Dog House this coming Saturday. SE M IN O L E A T H L ET IC C O N F E R E N C E C H A M P IO N S H IP S •I Silt Hemlng Memorial Gymnaalum. Seminole High School Sanford TEAM I. Lake Brantley, 59; l Winter Spring*. 5 1 1 Srminoie, 51; 4. Oviedo, 39; 5 Like Miry. 10; k (hr) Like Howell in i Lyman, 3. INDIVIDUALS I I * _ I. Anthony Martinet. Oviedo, 200-180_ MO; 2 Joh n Eaquiurl, Winter Spring*. 20(3165 _ 365. 129 . 1 Jim iil Nm L Semlnok, 210-210.420; 1 Edc Eacuderu. Winter Spring*. 205-200 _ 405. U 1 . 1 [ in n Jordan. Oviedo. 280-240 _ 520; 1 Thome* MeBe*. Winter Spring*, 2 » 220 _ 450 154 _ 1. Mirk Rk*. Winter Spring*. 300-275.575; 1 Fabler Fernandes. Like Brantley. 310-265 _ 575. 1M _ 1. Brandon Chetko. Winter Spring*. 320255 _ 575; 2. David Tackett. Oviedo, 295-250 _ 545 181 _ I. Tommy Keeper. Winter spring*. 280-280 _ 560; 2. Danny letiingtr, lake Brantley. 290-265 _ 559. 199 _ 1. Kyrte Dtgrr, Lake Brantley. 330280 _ 610; 2. Brandon Grayson, Winter Spring*. 330275 _ 609. 2t9_ 1. |tmmy Keyes, Lake Brantley, 255-275 _43ft 2 Cory Andrade. Lake Brantley. 315-280 _ 995 238 _ 1. Jerrmlah Stoke*. Seminole. 340295.635; 1 Mike reminder. Lake Brantley. 335-283 _ 620. Heavyweight . 1. Sean Gardner; Seminole. 395-315 _ 710; 2. Cornell William*. Seminole. 380275.655. Tuning up for districts D iam ond team s in last week o f season By D un Smith Sports Editor * ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Seminole County, Altamonte Springs to be exact, has been a busy place this week for High School tennis players. Both the Class 3A-District 5 and Class 4A-District 2 tourna­ ments are being held at Sanlando Park and Lake Brantley High School, respec­ tively, while a Class A District Tournament is taking place at Red Bug Lake Park in Casselberry. By D«*n 8m lth Sports Editor SAN FORD — With district tournaments scheduled to be played next week, Seminole Athletic Conference baseball and softball teams are taking this week to play non-district foes in an attempt to get ready for the postseason. Monday night at Seminole Field, the Fighting Semlnoles softball team won its fourth straight game with a 2-0 white­ washing of Lyman in a make­ up game. Jenny Abendroth hurled her second consecutive shutout, tossing a two-hitter. The junior righthander had now allowed just three hits in her last two starts. Offensively, Kara Lively led the way, doubling in one of the runs. Mindy Crouse also had a double and scored a run, while Megan Pickren drove in the other run. After taking the early lead, the Tribe defense took over the final four Innings and played well, only committing one error, to preserve the shutout. Seminole is now 16-8 on the season and was to have played Dr. Phillips on Tuesday. Powerful Arlington Country Day from Jacksonville will travel to Seminole today (Wednesday) for the Tribe's last home game of the season at 7p.m. The 'Noles will pack their bags and travel to Orlando on Thursday to close out the regular season against #5 state ranked Edgewater at 5 p.m. Tennis teams in playoffs T h e f in a l ro u n d s o f ( h e d is ­ trict tournaments were to have been played on Tuesday with the qualifiers advancing to the Regionals this Friday at sites to be announced. Check the FHSAA (Florida High School Activities Association) website at www.FHSAA.org for informa­ tion. Following are the results of matches completed on Monday. CLASS 3A-D1STRICTS >-6 .— JS— —aDy .- tlH at*— , „JnWlin -ptWvi Tl HMIU Kara Lively (No. 10, above) slides safety into home with a run against Lake Brantley last Thursday. Monday night the junior shortstop had a double and an RBI as Seminole blanked Lyman, 24), at Seminole Field. all nine innings as the Patriots Also on Monday, Kelly Raw Raw doubled in two runs tripped Trinity Prep, 5-4. struck out seven over 4-1/3 and hurled a complete game Sadowsky was 2-for-3 wilh a innings and Kelly Coates went two-hitter, striking out eight to 2-for-3 with a triple and drove double and an RBI and Lofton lead the Lions. Sara Miller had in two runs as Oviedo, which went 3-for-5 for the winner's. a triple for Oviedo. The Lions and Patriots also will be the top seed in next Mier had another good day picked up victories over Ihe week's Class 6A-District 2 pitching for Lake Bratneiy, weekend, Oviedo blanking Dr, Tournament at Lake Mary, striking out four and allowing Phillips, 34), on Friday and edged University, 4-3. just four hits in a complete Lake Brantley outscoring game win. Lake Brantley also won as Mount Dora, 6-4, on Saturday. Mier struck out four and went See Preps, Page 2B SC C softball team sweeps weekend gam es By Dean Smith Sports Editor SAN FORD — The Seminole Community College softball team had a very nice week­ end, winning five games to get the 40 win plateau. The weekend started on Saturday with an 11-3 and 16-1 doubleheader thrashing of Brevard Community College at Raider Field. Coach Courtney Miller's squad then duplicated the sweep on Sunday, knocking off Miami-Dade Community College, 54) and 3-t. The Raiders then garnered the most important victory of them all on Monday as the locals scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to edge Central Florida Community College from Ocala, 2-1, in a Mid-Florida Conference make-up game. The game was picked up in the fourth inning of a contest suspended on April 4th by darkness with the score tied at 04). SCC had been shut out on just four hits entering the seventh inning on Monday, but used a big error to pull out the win. Kiley Sieffert led off with a walk and got all the way to third when Kristen Hughes' sac­ rifice bunt was thrown away. Lake Mary's Rachel Bradley advanced Hughes with a ground out and both runners crossed home when Stacey Spell doubled to left. Lacey Swarthout was the winning pitcher, allowing no earned runs on four hits and striking out five to raise her record to 22-7. The Raiders are now 40-14 overall and 168 on the conference with the regular season set to end this week. Following are the SCC hitters for this past week's games. Florida Community College at Jacksonville 4, SCC 2 (first game), 4/9 _ Bradley (2-for-4, urn), Sieffert (single, run), Blake Hoorelbeke (single, RBI) and Kim Stork (single). FCC-J 4, SCC 2 (second game), 4/9 _ Stork (2-for-3, run), Hoorelbeke (2-for-l, run). Sissy Daugharty (single, two RBI) and Sieffert and Leah Holbrook (single each). SCC 6, Lake-Sumter Community College 2 (first game), at Leesburg 4/11 _ Spell (3for-4, double, run, two RBI), Bradley (single, two runs), Hoorelbeke (single, run), Oviedo's Katie Field, Lori Schnepf and Hughes (single each). Stork (run, two RBI) and Sieffert (run). SCC 8, L-SCC 0 (second game), 4/11 _ Holbrook (2-for-4, double, run, two RBI), Daugharty (2-for-4, run, RBI), Spell (2-for-4, two ntns), Bradley (single, two RBI), Stork (single, two runs), Hoorelbeke (single, run), Oviedo's Stephanie Mathieux (single), Field (RBI) and Winter Springs' Melanie Pace (run). SCC 11, Brevard Community College of Melbourne 3 (first game), 4/13 _ Sieffert (4for-4, double, two runs, two RBI), Hughes (4-for-4, three runs), Schnepf (2-for-4, two runs, two RBI), Bradley (2-for-5, run, two RBI), Field (2-for-2, two runs, RBI), Spell (single, two K81), Mathieux (single, run) and Stork (single). SCC 16, BCC 1 (second game), 4/13 _ See SCC, Page 2B at Sanlando Park BOYS TEAM SCORES 1. Flagler Palm Coaat, 9; 2. Tltuivillc. 8; 3. Lai* Howell 6; 4 Lyman. 4; 5. New Smyrna Beach 2 6. Mainland, I. S IN G L E S QUARTERFINALS NUMBER 1 Kyle Frailer, Titusville, defeated Zack Newbert, New Smyrna Beach. 6-1,6-2 Shane Tyree, Lake Howell defeated Kyle Kanied, Mainland. 6-1,6-0 NUMBER 2 Ryan Tesnow, New Smyrna Beach, defeated Jason Flkk. Mainland. 64. 6-3. Nate RohenKohl, Titusville, defeated Igor Sobolevsky. Lyman. M , 6-0 NUM1ER 3 Dan Cardenas. Lyman, defeated Tyler Chanftau, Mainland. 6-1,6-3. locuthan OrKrll. Titusville, defeated Derek Snow. New Smyrna Beach, 6-2,60. NUMBER 4 Mercado, Lake l towell. defeated Andrew Antuiori, New Smyrna Beach. fualin Beebe. Lyman, defeated Eahal Petris. Mainland. 6-1, 2-6.60 NUMBER S Hamsun Shetland. Lyman, defeated Joe William*. New Smyrna Beach, 6 3 60. Jason Vanalette. Titusville, defeated Creg Schlaffer. Mainland. 62.64. SEMIFINALS NUMBER I l V nai i Pored a, Flagler Palm Coast defeated Frasier, Titusville, 60 ,6 1 . Tyree. Lake Howell, defeated Andrew Marlin. Lyman, 6 4 .6 0 . NUMBER I Tesnow. New Smyrna Beach, defeated Shawn Preslrm. Flagler Palm Coast 6 4 .6 3 VUlancuva, Lake Howell, defeated Rohm Kohl, Titusville. 6 3 6 2 NUMBER 3 Hen lor Hurtado, Flagler Palm Coast, defeat­ ed CanJmes. Lyman, 6 4 ,7-5. UKril. Titusville, defeated Winters, Lake Howell, 6 3 ,6 0 . NUMBER 4 Matt Pultnrr, Flagler Palm Coaat, defeated Mercado, Lake Howell, 6 0 6 2 Firth Modi, TltuaviiW, defeated Beebe. Lyman, 6 0 .6 2 NUMBER S Greg lleartl. Flagler Palm Coaat. defeated Shetland. Lyman. 6 1 ,6 0 VamJette. Titusville, defeated Hurtas. Lake Howell. 6 4 ,6 1 DO U BLES QUARTERFINALS NUMBER 1 Poeada/Hurtado. Flagler Palm Coaat, defeat­ ed Fraaice/OKcU. Titusville. 6 1 .6 4 . Ranted/Flkk. Mainland, defeated Newbed/Tesnow, New Smyrna Beach. 6 3 6 4. NUMBER! Carrlmas/Beebe. Lyman, defeated See Tennis, Page 2B �2B Wednesday, April I7.2002 T he Soonoli Herald Pro Mod Tour, Classic Cars, Mini-Stock Challenge on racing slati BfTHLO — Let's try this again. Because of heavy afternoon rains on last Friday last w eek's schedule will become this week's slate at Orlando Speedworld. The second race of the FASCAR Pro Modified Tour will be run and the Classic C an will pay a visit this Friday (April 19). Also on the card will be heats and features in the FASCAR Weekly Racing Series divisions of Super Late Models, Modifieds, Sportsman, Super Stock, Young Guns Ac Bandoleros, and Strictly Stock. Pit gates open at 5 p.m. and front gates open a 6 p.m. and racing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday Friday n. every night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville cn Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. N EW SM YR N A SPEEDW AY SAMSULA — Jacob Warren topped local favorite David Rogers in the second race of the lto*d G uriolteSunbelt otte Sunbelt!Super Seri** *tN * w Smyrna Speedway last Saturday n igh t . . M ^ k J ^ . t t o t e l ^ . S r . y d t Barry o n ' _ g Willoughby rounded out the Top 5 finishers of the 125-lap event Other division feature race winners w en Mike Murphy (Late M odels), Donnie Williams (Sportsman), Dole Casteel, (Mini-Stocks), Michael Sou kup (Super Stocks), and Tim Edmundson (Strictly Stocks). This Saturday (April 20) the second race of the Florida Mini-Stock Challenge will be ran. The first event was held at Hialeah Speedway back on ft°"!gaT,r'* 6 to __________________ Tennis PWwRidge. 6 1 ,6 1 detailed Kelley. THuavtlle. 6ft 46. NUMBER * Dagrond, Late HcnaaU. detailed D*chler, TlrurvUl*. 6 4 ,6 1 HoOy Clark. Flagler Palm Coaal data*tad McKenna. Mainland. 64161. Continued from page IB Cteninu/PMfla, Mainland, 61, 6-1 W M a /M m d o , U b Ilm H M i M t a v / A n M i N tw Smyrna B w h . 6 ft 6-1. NUMBER 4 GIRLS Unba. Late HowaU. dtfcahd Emily Owen*. TUuayltlr.66.6161. lull* Goncharova. Lyman, defeated Lapin*. Mainland. 6 0 .6 1 . TEAM SCORES I FUgltr Palm Coa*. ICt 1 Mainland, 6.1. Lata HowaU. k 4 TlluavlU*. 3; S Lyman, t k Naw Smyrna BaacK I. NUMBERS S IN G L E S QUARTERFINALS NVM Snt 'baa lla d re L Naw Smyrna BaacK defaatad Manpilaha M en, MamlaraL 6 4 7-1 Karla Mandoa. Late HowaU, iM aeb l Kathy Harman. TlhwviUa. ? -» (7-5L 6.1 N U M in t Llndaay KaOay. TituavtO*. dafcaml Nknla Taanoea, Naw Smyrna BaacK 62.7-1 Almha B a n m u . Mainland, dafcalnj Taryn Lm w naltln. Late H o n O . H 601 NUM BQ1 Robyn McKenna. Mainland, data*tad Lauian Connary, Lyman. H 6 0 .6 1 DaniaUa Dryrorel Late Howail daKalrd Emloly Clark. New Smyrna BaacK 6 1 ,6 0 . N U M lO l Paula L i pin*. Mainland, drtralrd Kara Baldwin. Naw Smyrna BaacK 1-k 62.6-4. Otffctina Unba, Late HowaU. daftatnl Mallory D »a l, Lyman, 64.61. NUMBER f Katie Nadia, Mainland, defeated Sara (chnam. Lyman. 61,641 Karl KrzywfcU, Tltuavtlle, defeated Aahley Bactea, Naw Smyrna BaacK 61,6(1 SEMIFINALS NUM SERI Taghan DaLana. Flagler Palm Coact detailed Kart* Mendoza. Late HowaU. 6 3 ,6 1 Lauian Molten. Lyman, detailed Harriott. Naw Smyrna BaacK 61,61. NUMBER 1 Banlncau, Mainland, defeated Wandy Mirim. Lyman. 62,62. AaMry Vttaolbttght. Flagler Palm Coed, Slrrfyn CWnimin. Flagler Palm Co*M. data*lad Nadia. Mainland. 6 1 6 1 . Kryzwtckl, TliuevtD*. defeated Tottnia Cruz* Nlgfcml Late HowaU. 6 1 7 - 1 D O U B LE S QUARTERFINALS N UM BER ! McCoy/Banlncau, Mainland, defeated Kardork/Baldwln. Naw Smyrna BaacK 7-6 (701.61 NUMBER 2 Clatk/Taanow v*. Lapin*/McKenna (Mainland) m ute Inccanplatr. CLASS 4A-DISTR1CT 2 NUMBER S FlaIky, Winter Spring*, defeated Caldwell Pin* Ridge. 6 1 7 -6 Sutton. Late Mary, defeated Crkanto, Deltona, 61,1-6.60. Kurrle, Spiuc* Creek, defeated Hunter, Late Branlky.60.64L NUMBER 4 Clrmert Late Mary, defeated Wlrm, Pin* RJeigr, 6 1 6 1 Andrew*. Drfteva. defeated Lee. Semleiok, 6 ft 64). Sulger*. spruce Creek, defeated Naalea, DeLand. 6ft 64L G IR L S TEAM SCORES I. (be) tklund and Sprue* Crete, 3c 1 (be) Late Bruillry, Late Mary, and Deltona. I; 6 (ba) Win m Spring*. Oviedo, Samlnok. mid Pina Ridge, a SINGLES at Late Bond ay High Schawl NUMBER ! BO YS TEAM SCORES I. Late Bruillry, 11; 1 Sprue* Creak, 10; 1 Late Mary. A 4 Winter Spring*. 1 1 Oviedo, 3; 6 Deltona, 2; 7. DeLand. 2; A Srminola, 2; A Pine Ridga.O SINGLES NUMBER! Thompeon. Late Mary, defeated O'Keefe, Deltona, 6-0-60. Pllabury. Sprue* Creak, dateatael Almayda, Oviedo, 61,7 -6 T ate Late Brantley, defeated Barnard, DeLand. 6~d 60 Rlky, tkLand, defeated Bafamo. Spruce Creek. 63,641 Wetter. Late Mary, defeated Glroot One Ridge. 6 4 ,7 6 N U M B ER ! Cordova. Late Mary defeated Graham, D rLand. 6 ft 60- Song, Sprue* Creek, defeated Lavfgne. Semlnol*. 6 1 ,6 2 . Sfmpaon. Late Brraidey defeated Brucknrer, N U M IER 2 tkbonl*. Sprue* Crate, defeated Brigand). M im a. 6 1 ,6 1 . Price, Late Brantiry, drfraled Co*. Ovtedcc 6 1,61 N U M B ER ! La, DeLand, defeated Honold. Samlnok, 60, 64L Pirate. Sprue* Creak, drfaatad Drdea, Drlkna. 616-3. NUMBER 4 Bay, Sprue* Crate, defeated M , Snninok. 6 1 ,6 1 . THec*. Daft on*, defeated Cruz, Pint Ridge, 6 6 6 6 . O ta . DeLand. defeated Wucharar, Late Brantley, 6 -1 6 1 G y d ^ w M o p g M a pu to MW . * * 7 *Un' ™ r* ° n8 *ction beginning N ^ i,lo c a te d lO lleaSouthof evtoniBe \Is located 10m miles South of D Daytons 1 between 1-4 (Exit 56, Esst) and 1-95 (Exit 84, West)/ st the intersection of Highway 44 4t State Road 415 in Samsula, between New Smyrna Beach, DeLand, Sanford and Daytona Beach. For more information about schedules cal) the FASCAR offices at 386427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FAS- CABNPWiAPL.COM- Preps NUMBER S Rogan, Sprue* Creek, defeated Matefka, Fin* Ridge. 6 1 .6 0 Relay*. DeLand, defeated Seheatta, Oviedo. 6 1 6 6 66 March 23rd In addition, the card will also have heats i features for the FASCAR Weekly Racing Serifl divisions of Super Late Models, Late M odels,' Sportsman, Modifieds, Super Stocks, and f ‘ Stocks. ; 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI. Seminole stumbled on the road on Friday, seeing a poten­ tial come-from-behina victory turn into a tough 9-8 loss to Spruce Creek. TheTribe (16-12) trailed 7-3 heading into the top of fire sev­ enth inning, but exploded for Continued from page IB Offensively, Dickson and Sadowaky were both 2-fbr-2 with a double. In baseball action: No. 3 state-ranked Lake Mary improved to 23-1 with a 12-0 thrashing of Olympia on Senior Night Monday evening at Allen D ittle Field. Senior Kyle Bono w as the winning pitcher, striking out seven while hurling a two-hit­ ter. On offense, seniors Robert Yero (2-for-2, double, two RBI) and Chris Vlgue (2-for-3, two runs) carried the big bats. Winter Springs also got a big win, knocking off University, 7 4. Brandon Gross was the win­ ning pitcher in relief, striking out two over tw o innings, while M att Rankin earned the save. Matt Connolly led the offense, five runs to take an 8-7 lead. But the locals could not hold the lead as Matt M azur drove in the winning run in a two-run bottom of the seventh inning for the Hawks (16-7). Ryan Quinn and Robby Rotunno each had a double for the Fighting Seminoles. see Continued front m m m page and Storkj i n g l e ) . S C C 16,i, BCC B C C 1 (second game])* 4 / 1 3 _ Spell (2-for-2, double; two runs, three RBI)* Bradley (2for-2, four runs, two RBI), Daugharty (double, RBI)* Holbrook (single, three runs, RBI)* Pace (single, two runs), Megan OTJkmneU, Hughes, and W inter Springs' Dixie Reynolds (run. RBI), Sfeffert and Stork (ran), Field (two RBI) and Mathfeux and Swarthout (RBI). SCC 5, Mlaml-Dade a, ran, RBI), olds (single, RBI), and Spell and Reid (ran). SCC 3, M-DCC1 (second game), 4 / 1 4 _ Hughes 2-for-2), Bradley (double, ran). Stork (double, RBI)* Hoorelbeke (sin, ran, RBI), Holbrook (single, I) and Sieffert (run). SCC 2, Central Florida Community College of Ocala 1, 4 / 1 5 / _ Spell (2-foM , winning double, two Rl lb* Bradley, Stork and Daugharty (■ingle) and Sieffert ana Hughes (ran). S U S I N E S S ■■ f MW S TA K S 6 6 . R A ID E U 6 2 C A tO I r c c -j M U 1 I. 4 S J ic c w in a s .1 s t C h iU n , Bail (6| and Otildiaaa. and O'Donnall. WP . ChaHa*. LP Hoonfctte. 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BCC, Caalor; SCC. Spall Daugharty. 38 _ non*. HR _ non*. R A ID E U 6 3 . SHARKS 0-1 C A M I1 M -DCC BOOOOOO. 0 1 1 SCC 000 M2 a . s 7 * Chi*hello and Popou. Swarthout and Daugherty. WP _ SwanhouL LP . ChiarlaUo. Sava _ none. 28 _ non*. 38 _ non*. HR _ n m . GAM RI M -D CC 0000001. 1 1 • SCC in O N i.J ll Hurling and RJpcatL Moor*[bate and CKDonnaU. WP . Hoonltete (167). LP _ Hurling. Sav* . n m . 28 . SCC. Bradiay, Stork. 38 _ n m . HR _ non*. cfc c RAIDERS 2, PATRIOTS 1 m ans. 111 SCC 000000 2 . 2 f 1 Toner and Quinn- Swarthout and Daugharty WP . Swarthout (22-7). LP . Ton**. Sav* _ j ntne. 28 . SCC. SpaiL IB ram*. HR _ ntaw Record* . CPCC 2626 overall 616 M -FC SCC «0-M overall. 166 M FC B r ie f s M IR A C LE TO H ELP C O U N TY A TH LETICS The Orlando Miracle have announced that the team will donate 50% of ail single game ticket sale proceeds from the (Saturday) May 11 preseason game versus the Miami Sol to the Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools, Inc. 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BARNES 444 HENRY BCWrt.eS 490 F u t o n IE k H oumM U R O O R O W ZEW C 4SS tm J i ■M m put* aucxcn to Via I l j *a- w C —■* .A it (. *. w w tm t a to to am DATE: MAY 1,1 1W0 A M MRE: FORFEITURE OF B438COM UNfTTO 8TAT1S CURRENCY. TO: 1612 Uncoto Annua Sanford, Florida 33771 and al otoara aNo cdfm m In tow kfbwtag pmgrty 1434 00 to Urdad SdtM Cutancy. Donald F. f danger, to Na capacity a* Sherd of tow af er urea i » Cotaity. F lo ra Sato pnpany la h toaojafody of tow SnarWat Sandtod Gouty tor td purpoaa of hftofton purauanl to aacSona 633.701 631.704. Florid* Btatuda. A Compdfrf tor tortoaura haa bean Bad to tow dwin arytad Court. IH B O V CO m PY td l a to. oo f»cf copy ol N a of Forddura Conpfatt waa lunar- d by U S . cartddd maA ie u n i a x i Santant Ft 33773 14077321-290* PutftorcAgrt 17.34,1002 \V W 117MARKER8T, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL BALE BEOMS AT 1900 AM BOLD AB S . NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE. SELLER RESERVE! THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL PURSUANT TO F A T117S 8-1 1M BU TU TYTK 4SVXA01B3KWOXM43 1SSS VOLKSWAQON WVWOA01S30WSIS82S 1W7HONOA 1HGEJ8244VL079166 1189 CHEVY to cE 0 isH im a st4 s 1184 B U O I04ALI IMS CAOALAC lascosisauaoTsaa tM 9 FORD 1FAPF12B3PW348231 1967 OLDS EQ3AJS1R1HB404S68 1960 PONTIAC 10JWP14T6LF206731 1169 NISSAN JN1HU11BSFT0326TS 19*7 NISSAN JN1PN34SCMM040030 IM S NISSAN JNJCZ14B8GX108090 1963 DAT SUN* JN1MN24360M138817 PHONE 1 407-336-0700 PUttafrAprl 17. 2002 LL104 M THE CM CUT COURT FOR I COUNTY. MRE. ESTATE OF MARY LYNN UdWCHAEU NOTICI TO CREDITORS The wbmnwOedon of to* MtaN of MARY LYNN McMICHAEL F in a l id, Fla N u ifw 02-776CP. R gandtag m f » C a u l Cowl In S*mtaq Coway. F U R , Probn Dam n, to* adWt** of atakto a p m ONca Onaaai C. Sr WrL a S im . The rum* and adih ai of Vie V ■ i d la a a N toe aw iiaini a Saeaan 733110. Florida fla te i. my tnt*ra*e*dp*r*cn upon wkorn ■w n o v o m H fTta rto n m n to r c 4 ro o d .ru I of Id p*r*onal ropre. v*nu*. oi JurtodOon of Id Caul, and ai ptraona havtag ■a or mho art 1a copy of t o Node*. ara raqurad to Ra am Ha Coal auch otracoon or dawn artita I d totor of torn mordd afdr Id d a of Yd am pi4*caeon of t o Node* or X 4*y* anar too dad of arnica el a copy of M i Nonce on M l parocn. Peraora hevtag daam* agaaiai td ■d ill who ara noI known to t d paraortal npmantafNat and whon name* or id d m iw Ira nol rooaonaMy aacenamebta mud Ra af d m keaijort of Orta Nottoa. A a CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED W U . BE FOREVER BARRED The 0*1* of IY*I pUecnon af toil Nokc* WAfbt 17,2002 Pvtanaf R ipN M rM M DENISE McMICHAEL Aflonwy tof Pvnorat nipfiiin taifv JOHN L THOMAS, II ESQUIRE Flortd* B*/ No. 080838 I X Hrtcreaf S O N Orlando. FL 33X1 (407)143-1210 PlAdtoN Add 17,24.2003 a io s IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR tUftofOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Flta No. 02-101-CF IN RE: ESTATE OF NICHOLAS C. NfTTOLY. Oacaai NOTOE TO CREDITORS Tie Ktoentraaon of tow m u u NICHOLAS C. NITTOLY. dacaai ‘Flw N urO r 02-101-CP, topawing ei tow C K viH Court lor Sawn County. Honda. Pietafw DMtoon, tow adWatw of afinto to X I N. P*rk Annua. Sanford. FL 33771-1292 Thw nwmaw and addrauwa of tow Paraonwl Rwprwiwnutivw and tow ■ AN crKiton @1 tm and otowr pwnona having ciawid demand* agaaet dacadaofa aaiata Incfudtog uvnetuad, cgonj a f or unkqudalad Gtoana. on atocm a copy of tod naoca d urvad mual Na toaa cUrm* am tod Cout WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A4 otar cradtor* of tow datadant and paraona haying claana or damand* agamti tna daeadanTa aalala. icJudng uvnaturad corangant or unHquAtaUd d a m , mual ad Id a ctaotw wan tod court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTOE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED W E I BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data of dm puMceoon of tod No*ca a Apr* 17.2002 Paraonal RaprajaraaUva RONALD NITTOLY Attomoy lor Parana! RapranraaHva Sato A Marmot Florida Bar No 337066 Oraantpoon. Uardar, Huachlaid. Ralton. Roaa A Bargar. P A 100 W. Cyprata CraaA R d. Sd 700 Port Laudantod. FL 33X9 ona: 166-491-1130 Potaafi Aprtl 17.24. 2003 U.104 h M THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE UOM TEUfTH JUOtClAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOfOOA C A M M X: C2-CA686 19-A TO REFUSE ANY OR A U NOS PURSUANT TO F& 71X71 M RE: ESTATE OP QERALO W LATHAM. SR . alUa GERALD W LATHAM, add QERALO W UJAM LATHAM. M m cfl TO •MBHONOA 1HGAD943WA134696 IM F HONDA 1HOCA9S37HAOHMS 1M0 MAZDA JM1BQ2M4L0106440 GERALD W. LATHAM. SR. QERALO W. LATHAM, eVa GER­ ALD W UJAM LATHAM. Fla NwiBai 0630SCP. la psnang to t d Cbcua Court Coiady Fkrlda, PM adBaaa of wtddi d 301 Nom P in Annua, Sanford. Ftortdl 33771. Tha aadd la dbdto and toa d m of toa dacadanftlM a D ecanarl. 1964. Tha nana and ..............of toa paracnR idpr JU2UC121SEOM710O I N I MAZDA JM18F2320J01X106 IN I OLDS 3A9MYX8M32M14 1160 TOYOTA JT4RPBIA4L0091113 FOUR DONATION BOXES -IM S JAGUAR SAJAY13MFC4XDS7 1M1 VOLVO 1AX492M1204413 1M1 A a PfTIR ES I EO PERSONS ARE NOTP1ED THAT. Al copy R Id Node cf W tem d n u t Be c cl toa WB. Id 1M l CHRYSLER_____ 1C3XV64R7ND60S632 IMS JEEP 1J7PJ3M9KL11H1I PHONE 4407-3366700 PlMRc Aprl 17.3003 NOTICE OP P K jlllO U B i to hanby p a n toR I phi tt 1062 tod CauL to Ftortdl probata RRm . W1THM THREE MOtfTHS AFTER THE OATI OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THM to n e s ON THEM. A a OBJECTONS NOT SO F U O W U BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha dRa of Id 6R putacapon af tod Node b Aprl 17.2002 JAAKS GERALD LATHAM NOTICE OP PUBUC BALE LL107 C all 322-2611 Sem inole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Lec a ls Leca ls h 2661 SUto 303. Fort Bi 33306, WSm X day* to n In f B66 at O ito rtcrv 2002 and •* »w ortginrt wm to* C M of Ida com a t o OpWraf LAa and AD4D. DandL C arat I Dread Vokbiury Short Ttom Long Tarm DdabUny. Aftoand liaaon. 9900 SpdtSng Aocouaa Due cdd. *4, K O I if 200 PM total bid. 76 guarantee rectopl Of la toa lamondtodY laapcnaMtoy to contact t d amitnod County Puchaatog CIAWon prior to I d todd Addenda totormaaon la atoo anawaa cn i d Counya w m Paga. Far Mormabon an any of I d SaWnod Caudy BCC protect*, p i^m gm mriN p t jt Ml HYPERLINK Hlto7Ainni.aaaridnod luabuanamtoumaatog or odi 4 0 7 - 6 9 9 - 7 1 1 9 * cfdatog or cal 407-669-711E Putfdh Apr* 17,21,2002 LL106 NOTICt OP B A U R d toaoatog vtodcdfi) ad ba acfU « piafto aucdotL par FI Stof 713S4B M 10.00 AM on Map S, M M af amity a Ian aa a. caafi ordy 1969 Honda DR BN 10 CHARLES F. I FlorUaBdNa. OOUM THE EROOME LAW FTCI, P A Aaondy tar Paraonal Rapraawrm 911 Sauto WbRi*i(pon A n r u PoRORcabaaTM TluniRa. FL 33711-0721 TRaphcna- (311) 3169420 Pubam Aprl 17.24.2002 UI14 NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALS PUMJC NOTICE d hereby Rwn, tod on td data and »n a IRad batodmd corRnMng bom day to 6rt udf al boom ara add, a wR ia l R lor cam. R I d aareficuaa of STOR­ AGE IMA. tocatod R 460 Ftortfb Cardial Partaaay, longwood. FL 33710, Id kRoatog 1 margaa tor affen a Ian an edanad. to ac DATE OP SALE: O M B M H TRIE OF SALE: 4J0 PM (Cuatormr NandKUM (XBrtR Oaacrlplon of Qeeda Batog SRd) NRMfd M Grad 464 Funiura. R ato, daamg. Robert Canal M7 Hauamato acme. Aaron Ocaing. 1111 Hcuaahold tame. tonRum. Dabbd Olaapay 1301 Fundue, hnuaatqi. gfaiaieie. JRI Conway 4339 HCU4I1CM Hama, Paul M. Srdh 4408 HoutROt totod. O dd RoMnson M t l Houtifioicf M m , 920 Roadway Aid 111. OrdndaFL M m , Sara McSgua M tl HouMhcfd POBoa 3796 Zeah aum da.12307.73 Ldnor KtogYj 300 Nom i t . Longanod FL 33T80 Phone 407^96-0771 Naaca to ewnar or lanhokdr tool ha haa a nwa is a haaitog my tone pmr to aid d a by Mng am td edited toa pout Owner haa toa ngtd to amdanoa ilm V f"® * 9996917 NR prooaaoa from tad In aesas al •max* eddied by tenor wR ba dipaaaid am toa uarti of toa cowi Fbng S a n a , b it (772)969-1909 PutfUh Aprl 17. 2003 U.110 M in e s o p PUBLIC AUCTION -------------rBOwMa nMfM*O ygnpir. STORAGE PROTECTION AUCTION SERVCES □CENSE I 963 A KO 00 cfamtog dapcal wR ba by drtua cf toa ataaiaa cf td add. to audi caaaa made and prodded. PlMRtAprl 17.24,2003 aits H O IKS OF PURUC AUCTION Nabct to hereby gtnn: McCannat Tbwtog wR R PiARG Aucbon Far Smeoa tor Cam on demand to Id R o l tfifcl. i Bwi Mena »- ‘---■--------■ »- - « woo®*. tOMOwnQ o n cfvH McCamea Towing wR awl H PlM c Audtan For Satnga tor Cam on damand to hf^dR 1G4JS37PSGK4039I1 6161 ■6 Ford MNtotan IN4EB31P8NC701711 9BKM 0AU JKAVNDA12XBS40874 84 Buck 1G4AM86A0CH98I147 88 Maid* JM iaC 22l2G 1H ttn Harntmed* Ba*t TrO v 487628181 Utoy IStti 93 J*4p 1J4FJ68S8PL559815 99 Ford 1FA 1P8936SK 106*73 89 Ford 1FAPP9868KW273932 •7 Ptymoutfi 1P3BM44C3H090411I 99 Toyota 4T1SKI2E9SU4830M BOURubtoN JB3CUMMMU014B3 Tha Aucbon ad ba held R a 00 am. on aald baiaa abon. MoConnai Twang IReconry. 2100 Sanford A n . Santord. FL, 33773 nahaeda ona note pmr to *ad. Tarma ara XASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS* McConnaf Tbwlng reairvea toa ngrt to accept or rayed my and af BIOS... Pubam Apr! 17. 2003 am VEMCLS AUCTION 1.94, SUBARU fJFiaC3240RB93e01S Aucbon to be hRd an 0S4M 1 B tOAM R Piddled! Towing. 1340 9 C R 437. Longaood 1 93 BMW. FWBAC843IBPFL1I300 Aucbon to ba hRd 066961 B 10AM B 1340 B. C R 437, PuMMh Aprd 17. 3003 am NOTICI OP PUBLIC SALE ALTAMONTE TOWVfG. INC.UNCLAMED VEMCLS AUCTION 117 MARKER ST. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGINS AT 1000 AM. SOLO A3 13, NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR A a BIOS PURSUANT TO P S 71179 942002 1991 DOOOE 36M44E1BG103639 1974 DATSUN H U 10411983 1984 NISSAN JNIPS28SX7W000935 1969 PONTIAC 1G2AF19RXG 7299793 1999 MA3DA 1YVOO31A0K52178O9 1991 FORO 1FAPP8049MH108914 1964 UA3DA JMIGC2317EI628419 1961 CHEVY IG1JC14G6M7336692 PHONE « 407 3366700 PUfdhAprf 17.2002 a i« M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR 9EMMOLE COUNTY. 1FAPP38X9KX290I01 62763 97 Ford 1FTFE2424VH604289 66161 ■9 Dodga Tha Auden wR ba IdbJ R 900 i n on aald dotoe mow. McCann** Tbwtog Utooonry. 2100 Santord Aw*.. Sardord, FL, 33773 •ahetoa on* hour pner to aato. Tarm* an "CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS* McCann*! Tbwtog leaarvaa I d A(pd to accept or r*|ect Pubam Apr! 17. 2003 am M THE CMCUfT COUNT FOR I COUNTY, FLOWOA IN RE: ESTATE OF JANCE LEE ADAMS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha adwraababon of to* aalala of JAMCE LIE ADAMS, dacaaaad. Fill Nurdat 03 330-CP. a pandng n toa Cbcua Court tor Sanweda County, Ftortdl, Probale Otvdton. to* adW**a of wfech d X I N. Park Avenue, Santord. FL 32771 Tha name* and adWaaa of toa ParacnR Raprwaaniatnra a attorney an eat Af credaora of to* decedent and other paraona having clavna or demand* *ga*i*r dacadarbi n t Induing unmaluad, cotangent or u fWudaled etoana. on whom a copy or tow noaca W aarvad rru t M* toaa d a m am tod Cout WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 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. Al Offdr cradlor* of toa dacadard and panon* having d a m demand! againai to* daeadanTa aalala. ndu*ng uvnatuad oonangard or mtqualalad dean*, n u t H* to** d a m wm tv* court WITHIN THREE P I MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH13 NOTICE A a CLAIMS NOT SO FEED W U. SE FOREVER BARRED SHAWNEa B. MARCH Adomey tor ParaonR Rapraaerdanva ROBERT K MCINTOSH. ESQUIRE Ftonda Bar Na 376302 STENSTROM. MclNTOSH. COL BERT. WHKLHAM A SIMMONS. PA. Poll Otoca Bo* ASM ■ Santord. R 327724*44 Talaphona 407/322 2171 PiAAan Apr* 17.14. 2003 NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALE ALTAMONTE TOWMO, BICu UHCLAMEO V IM C U AUCTION 117 MARKER ST. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, a SALE BEGINS AT K700 AM. SOLO AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT ll toa Cby Ha! CurardaRon R 1160 A N . to order to arosumf toratoralnto* M r m 44 I paM M to i yard latoart Idqiiremarda to 4 PO M M C a M iyO U P R b P H IP B 94 POS 23 In i 34 MOOATION TO PARTKJPATl Bf THM PWOCSUXNG MOULD CON­ TACT COURT A0MBMTRAT10N AT KM N. PARK AVENUE. SAMPCRD, FLORIDA 33771. TELEPHONE NUMBER (407)33*4330. NOT LATCH THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PTOON TO TH B PROCEEDBfO. W HEAISNQ BtPMRED. (TOO) 1600696E771. OR VOICB (V) 1606699•770. VIA FU3RSJA R ELA Y -----VICE. Pltoafc Aprl 10.17.3003 Bl THE CM CUT COURT OP THE M H T B N T H C A M NO! CmPBtANCML MORTGAGE COMPANY. N C , CHARLES E DUNN, 4 4 NORC* OP ACTION Lmy oard of Arbuabward ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: W A EREON DECOCS TO APPEAL A OCCWON MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSCCREDAT TH EA B O V EM O n fO O R H EA R MG. H E4HE W E LN U O A VCRBATM RECORD OP 1HE PROCEEDWG8 BfCLUOtffQ THE Ttm M O NY A M ) EVIDENCE. WMCH RECORD IS NOT PROTOCO BY THE CITY OP SANFORD. (FS 2640109) PERSONS WITH IXSABUTlEa NEEDfNQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTIO PAT! M ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINOS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-9429 M HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE uErrwa PiAftoft: Apr! 10,17,2003 ami Bf THE CMCUfT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CMCUfT bf ANO FOR W O O L ! COUNTY. FU M D 8 CASE NO: I100R6S77-0206 to re Th* Itomaga of CARLOS SEGATTL M A R C O ALEXANDRA ZARLENGA SEGATT1, NOTICE OP ACTON TO: MARCELA ALEXANDRA ZARLENGA SEOATT1 do Joa* Hamadai 1021. Mw DM Ptafa. TWO Argmma YOU ARE HEREBY N O TFIID toil a PaNton tar DHaoiRon of Marrtaga ara roqubad la earn* a copy R your attorn datonaaa. 1 any to I w THOMAS L STEPHEN. PeMtanar/Huabend’a Anomay. 291 UaMand Avanua. SUM 302. Atomonta Spmga. Ftonda 33701 on or baton May 14.3001, and lit to* ontRiR wm to* Claik of Ma Coun 'P nn omnn eenno® on rw rairi aSomey or townailmly tanRtor. otwrefea a dafaUl tdl ba ardared agam you k r to* reiR damatU ad DATED m March 27,2003 MARYANNE MORSE Clark of toa Oroul Cburl * At Dapury Clark (Courl S ul) Putern Apr* 3, 10.17.24.2002 0022 M THE CM CUT COURT FOR I f WHOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cam He. 06C66U-14G HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK. INC . DANIEL DECOSTA. JR md TRACY OECOSTA. h « wd*:alat. NO TICI OF ACTION TO TRACY OECOSTA 439 W. Church Drtva Longwood. FL 32TX YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an action to totectoaa of mortgage u i to* toftowtng daaenbed property In Sanvnol* Caudy. Ftonda: PARCEL 7, FROM THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTH­ WEST 1/4OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP X SOUTH RANGE X EAST. SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. RUN SOUTH M DEGREES IS MINUTES X SECONDS WEST, ALONG THE NORTH LINE O f SAID NORTH WEST U« OF SOUTHEAST 1/4 A DISTANCE OF 797 M FEET TO THE EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF LONGWOOD MARKHAM ROAD. SAME BEING A M FOOT WIDE RIGHT-OF-WAY THENCE RUM SOUTH 24 DEGREES 19 MINUTES 93 SECONDS EAST ALONQ SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY 39 33 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTHEASTERLY ALONQ A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 91311 FEET. A CEN­ TRAL ANGLE OF IS DEGREES S3 MINUTES 44 SECOND3 AN ARC DISTANCE OF 286 94 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 40 DEGREES 06 MINUTES 41 SEC­ ONDS EAST. 203 FEET FOR A POINT OF BEOINMNa THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 40 DEGREES 09 MINUTES 41 SECONDS EAST T9 FEET TH EICE RUN NORTH 49 DEGREE3 X MINUTES 19 SEC­ ONDS EAST IX FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 40 DEGREES 09 MIN UTES 41 SECONDS WEST. 73 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 49 DEGREES 90 MINUTES 19 SEC­ ONDS WEST. 139 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGlNNINO haa bean Mad tgaaial you and you ara requrad to larva 1 copy of you wrdlan Colonial. f any. to 4 on SMITH. HIATT 9 DIAZ. P A . LATER OP 3 MONTHS AFTER T M DATE CP THE FWST PLBUCATON OP THM NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER T M DATE OP SERVICE OF A COPY OP THM NOTICE OH THEM. of too Deoadafd The d a of *• M RAAcmon ct t o Nom* » V 1<X3003. HARVEY WESSON >40« Let n hnw Drew r n ilF lI -r Florida 37707 ROBERT C.WXWNS. JR . ESQ Attorney lor Panonrt 1BU No. 177732 DATED on APR 01 20Q2 Maryann* Mo th , ctotk Ctorb of t o C B K U T Court ByFhmNng Aa Deputy dark PUBLISH BE BardMHtoMd Bf ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OMAMUnSS ACT. PERSONS WITH D4EJUHU- Dougtoa W. POM Pubam: Aprl 14.2003 0074 N arncaTO TTM P uauci Nobea R hareby ghwi HR tm of A6uabnaid of top O y of Lecals of wfdm a x i x 730 AM r ORto Lana VMutdry VoLraary Ddaaaa. DUabdry COBRA OERALD W. LATHAM. SR. kVa QERALO W. LATHAM, kVa GER­ ALD W UJAM LATHAM, ) u i i m l. ------- tm ' ~~ m O ta H Le c a l s TO : CHARLES B. DUNN B 41W M TM r aairtbmy. PL 33707 LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN ANY ANO A a UFWNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAJMP4Q BY. THROUGH, U M X R , ANO AQAPfST T X HERE­ IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN­ DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE OCAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAM AN PfTERCST AS SPOUS­ ES, HEIRS. 0CV1SEE3. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: UNKNOWN CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTWWD to f m tcto i tar tametat* ■ roortgag* bn t o tottowing proparty In SEMINOLE County, Rortdte; LOT 7. BLOCK J, LAKE KATHRYN PARK FIFTH ADOITON, ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGE(B) 47 ANO 46. OP THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA TOGETHER WITH 1374 8MOLEWWE MOBO.E HOME XENTW ICA. HON AS W N tlTO tlM RP DECAL 4R2043BX 1 bean MadagMnaf you m d you are raryjrtd to aarv* 1 copy of you Mn dMmtM aftdn M M ys MNf Uni first i my, on Echevarria 8 Aaaoclata*. P A . bdATt aOcrrwy, atooe* til* i l l It ■118 Corpora Lake Drtv*. Su88 300. Tarrpa. Ftonda 33834. and Ma to original wm toto court ether before aenrtce bn PtobdWb attorney or bnmadwaafy toereaflar; a datairt wB be areered 1 lusa u ilHfl — a*-* QEnTlj -a-----IQ* H IrM Comptabd or pefMon Thta note* anal bo pmaahed o ra tech week tor two ooneecuttve walk* to to Santord Harold WITNESS my hand md to ewaf cf tola Court pda dayof APR032003. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Clerk ol to* Cout BYRutoKbrg A* Deputy Clark Ethevento 1 fia o c iq i. P A PO. Boa 25014 Tampa. Ftonda 33822 9011 F01012S37 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH D4SAB8JTIES ACT. paraona ram log | corded COURT ADMPASTRATION. al to SEMINOLE Caudy Caurtaoue* al (407)4894337.1600•99-8771 (TOO) or 16006996770. rt* Ftonda Relay Sendee. Pubam Apr* 10,17.3003 0096 Bf THE CM CUT COURT FOR 9EIMNOLE COUNTY, FLOfVDA PROBATE OVOtON IN RE: ESTATE OF ROSE MARY ROBERTS. OaaaMd. NOTICI TO CAEDfTORS The artrwieitabon of toa aetata of ROSE MARY ROBERTS, dacaaaad. Ft* N unor Q2-304CP. la pandng bl t o Ctrcut Court tar Sem ina Caudy, Ftonda. Probei* DMakm, to addraaa of which la dark cI Court. Sammola County Caurtoouaa. PO Bui 9099. Sardord. Ftonda 33772•096 Tha name* and a d d m iii bl A a INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al paraona on whom ra* note* It Mrved who have objection* to i chaHang* to valdby ol to wrt. to guaMfcmon* cd to panonal ropreaardabv*. vanu*. or pirtadcbon of tow Court an raqjrad to N* toa* obfacaon* wm tot* Cowl WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The d a ol to Inf pubteenon cf tow None* w Apr* 10. 2003 QERALO LELANO ROBERTS. JR rSVffbtoa. PA IW ITM f 3 MONTHS AFTER T M DATE OP T M PBMT PUBOCATON OP TT68 NOTICE. ALL CLARIS NOT SO FEED W U BE FOREVER BARRED. ctofvw wm Pda Court VWTHPf T X LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER T T « DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THM NOTICE OR THBTTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE CP SERVICE OP A COPY CP TH E NOTICE ON TH B L A l oswr creator* of to h** ettbrw wm tda court W ITMf THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE P »H T PUEUCATON OP THM NOTICE. A U C LA IM NOT BO PEED W U . IE FOREVER BARRED, flw « q Of t o «m puM oax el H i N O * I*Apt* 10.2003. PwmnM RaproktaSOro JA IS S OERALD LATHAM 720 Rhrar Oak* L*n* Mmrttotond.F1. Artomey lor Pi CHARLES P. Flora Bw No. 006103 THE BR008M LAW PMM. P A 11S 6outi WtobWMm S a T h u a F L 33711-0721 Ibtoftoone: (331) 2660020 RM Pk April 10,17,2003 L if t M THE CWCUTT COURT POR •6611<P B4 RE: ESTATE OP JOW fARLEYW ESSOH ___ 1 NOTICE TO The Ontotakafton of tof JOHN ARUTY WCSaOK PM N u rO r O M 11-CP, toponOg In toe Cbeul Court tor Sondna Ccudy: Ftortdt, P roba DMtton, to* arttaw of which to Ctotk ol Court, Sambtota CauMy Courtooul*. PO. •or H R Sanford, Florida 33773•ON. Tha namaa and kkbaaaa* cf toa paraonal ropneerddto md toa personal raprnarfm aY aComey id 1m forth btfcjto A a 64TERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT ^ NOTICI TO CREDfTOAS Bl T M CBMUTT COURT POR I COUNTY. P B H M rtto M S tV C P E IR E: ESTATE OP JO W A R LEY WESSON. NOTRE TO CREDITORS The rtiittto W m of tot i t o af JOHN AR UY WESSON, daru m l. F lj Nuito<B611-CP, to pmdtag In tot Cbort Court tar Sandna Coudy. flo ra ------“ of d «m to Ctafb of CauL Bm dna Count* Flo ra 337736016. The nana H A a fiTIR E E TID PERSONS ARE NOTIFKD THAT A l a t o n of to Oaoarttod and cdiar paroona havtag fltobna or ttamarato agabaf Oererttofl aatota tadhOig u m fu e d , w s g r f or uttgialawl O bna on atocm a copy of t o noaca to aaned rwuel rta torn ctabna wm to4 Court WTTHM THE LATER OP 3 MONTHS AFTER T M DATE OP T M FIRST PUBLICATION OP THM NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER T M DATE OP SEHJ VICE OP A COPY OF T>sa NOTRE ON THEM _____ 1 of f d ObCddtod m d pdroona havtag dean* or dammM taduOg uwrwkbed. cunmgwd or urtgAtol i a m t o caul WTTHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP T M PBMT PUBLICATION OP TH S NOTRE. A a CLAIMS NOT BO FEED W E I BE FOREVER BARRED. * Ths d a of *■ M piAAcadan of t o NolM toApit la 1003. HARVEY WESSON 140*1 r « u ib 1rry, f ROBERT G WUONS. JfL. ESC Attorney lor Pweonal F F lo ra t o Na 177733 Dttdntr 1 MMdna P A a 8418SO FL 33714-1860 (407)1366001 PUbMcApN 10.17.3003 O K I \ M M * S L s d le s f i l l F R B E ! 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Parker ACROSS 1 T U ik la h U tte o f o ld 0 S m a ll pancakes 11 In d e x d ro p -o ff 1 4 T r e e w tth n u tte rin g 4 4 U k s h o re e s 4 0 W h a r a m SK 1 3 Is la m ic 1 0 W ith o u t e n d 2 2 N a n n y haa 47 Stream ers 40 G oaded two 23 Household hazard 24 Scrap the mission 20 Laborer used for under­ ground work? 20 Inventor's need 271 25 Tn (w ith “o r n 4 0 1 6 6 0 Louki dtocovery 50 W ord after 15 Hank, the hom er king 10 Arise 17 Hah also known aa “red drum ” 19 You hom o­ phone 20 Bayou" ’ or “down* 01 Street urchin 00 Vex 0557) 21 O n tenter­ hooks 23 Num bers token aa tha baaoof a system of numbers 27 Tra cy ol films 29 Dweller 30 Tom Hanks movie 31 Showed excessive fondness (with ion*) 32 Indian stringed instrument 33 Fam ily 38 KMerwhaie 37 Had 30 William Shakaspear e’s wife 39 Unspecific degree 40 Pacific ray 41 "Die LomifoT pool Heinrich 42 it's knocked ever Inien- 09 M ake legal 60 SmaJt drum 01 Roofer’s material 02 Kind o* court or school 03*Hdc0eron the R o o T character DOW N 1 ,-M a n (d d video gam e) 2 It m a yb e volcanic 3 B ria n , tor ona 4 Cooped-up female? SAddedby , expansion 0 Cotton units 7 Hands-on workplaces 0 "A Kiss Before Dying" author Lavin 9 1,2.3. etc. 10 Aa an alter­ native 11 W eapon used In hand-tohand com ­ bat 12 Anchor rope 30 — Dom ingo 32 Stately aquatic birds 34 Aqective lor sanctum 30 Necessary things 37 T h e Grapes of Wrath* tim e dh/ision 4 0 Little b it 4 1 T h e b e a t p o l­ ic y , to m a n y 4 3 IT s fo u n d in 44 It could receive permanent damage 40 Red aide of the ledger 40 Ancient marketplace 47 Form er A .L batting champ George 49 Engrave 52 C om opening? 53 Holder's choice? 54 "No" to Rob Roy 05 Son of, in Arabic names 0O Kind of belly 07 Historical stage 30 Seoiogicai P R EV IO U S P UZZLE AN SW ER O 2003 Urw*r**l Pram* Syndcale “ PIT-BULL” ByEdEMriy 1 2 3 4 H 14 17 1 r L 7 B g 10 r r - 21 3043 Egret Tanece Satary Harbor. Ftonda 34969 Juia Eaaon Srnm. P A Ftonda Bar Number 897132 Anomay tor Pamonar 2080 Wvnar Spmga Boulevard Oviedo, a 32789 Tataytoon* (407) 3896910 Fecund* (407)385-1233 Pubam Apri 10. 17.2002 IN THA CIRCUIT COURT FOR 9EMWOLE COUNTY. FLOftOA PROBATE DIVISION Fd* No. 02 303-CP IN R t ESTATE OF OERALD W LATHAM. SR . w Vt GERALD W LATHAM. i V l GER­ ALD WILLIAM LATHAM. .P L 337*4-1110 (407) 9360009 PlbtafiAprl TO. 1T. 2001 40 40 4B 90 58 01 J 1 l 12 13 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Wednesday. April 17.20Cg P a y 5B -• 27—Nursery It Child rL .A. nIE 71—HELr Wanted irrigation iecn/in*4a*ar naadad 28 to 112 par hour dapandwg on ■ffiarlmca nreae oortod Jtfn *07*34-7958. LMLtarreROWWiwrwyiiAJfTi Lot c4 TLC/ Ex. Reto/Ra*. ralaa **c*eoM «ia.a9T mi mi ** Where the deals arel ONLY A.5f PER COPYIIII Opportunities FO C U S 0n «T B f tr Savings Shop Sarninol* Hank)1* OMSgSdS Everyday! ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Oarer Houaa oT Styto* Barbar Shop. 901 W tS tflS l Santord. 4 Babaf* Slande tor r*M. *2Qday. 407-3020088- TOLLCOUECTOM 59—Financial Services Lika Mary/Lake Jessup lOffioss Coast to Coast* Since 1954 Wa Will Print A Deliver For You To Our Readers For Only 9e/Copyll M Y im O A T l M F O M v o u M v c tn Always i good policy, n p id ily (of Duttnaaa oppoftunm#s and frencNaaa. C al Florida Dapt or Agrtcultore 8 Conaumar Samoa* al •00-438-7383 or FTC-HELP lor kea ktem etai Or vbB cu W*b*** al www tegowbtrop Rortda Im t raq^rwa aaOars of oartain hualvai oppciladtoa lo atfi Florida Dagt. ol Agriculture i Conaumar Sifvtrai batora iaHng, C4i bq vamy lawful ragtsvanoii ba«ora you buy. Shop w ith US I everyday 2929S. OrlandoDrive SHfort, Floriii32773 (417)3234717 Naad Soma AOVtUTtSItoG To Promol* Your Butmaul Than Ca> U* About Flyer* 55— Business PrtJ Training•PUdVjcrtoo Backgroundi DrugScram „ Attention Readers!! ire iSagal tor companies doing buakMia by phona to promiaa you a loan and **h you I* pay ter B batere they daihmr. For more ktematton, cal to**** 1-877-FTC HELP (ApiiAcaarvloamaaaagalram Tha Saminol* Harald and Dm Fadaral Trad* Commtoton) RWired 407-578-7106 I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 61—Money to Lend Business & Services Directory Attention Readers!! IT* Magal lor compama* doing buaaiaaa by phon* to promt** you a loan and aak yog to pay tar B baton may datour. For more k*.i>m*ttm. cal to8-tr*a 1-877-FTC LELP. {A pubic aanAoa maaaaj* lem Tha SWnkiola Harald and Dm Fadaral Trada Commiaakw) 71—Help Wanted 2250 a day potanoakbaflandna Training providad 1400-222 3988X4271. tOO WORKER* HCEDCD Assemble criftl, m od items. Malarial* providad To 2480* wk Frea Into pfcg. 24 hr 801-428-4889 ^antordArea*1^ ^ •8 monha axpananca •AbMry lo Hand Bhr* • tit ituflUmg larml Cal Today! (407)847-8883 Excapaonai Staffing. Inc. AaaMtam Uanagar naadad CNckan raitaurant Oraal pay. banaMa. naxffita h o u l 1 year axpananca halptuL Raauma to: Human naan roaCapt 3438S Fiw ih Ava.. SantordFL 32771 Wa Hava a Way Ybu Can Cut That Coat In Hal!! THE SEMINOLE HERALO ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322-2811 Num ber Raafdanbal conatrucbon. mu*l haw* minimum of 8 yre ■Cartanc*. N*o* work or horely 2800 •ign on bonua-Great banaMa. 38873*0221. Saiaa/Managar tor baa aarvtca. Mat hare m n g n a l abKy 8 Irow al aapact* ol Ire* *ala* E*pd only naad ap<yy 407-323-3481. SECURITY GUARD RECOTON 2nd *hlft, 2:00PM-10 00PM. Cm dtoa* mual ba re^atored a ba ttoaBtod par FtaM* aMuaa. OvWan of Uoaneing tor ProgrleKry Saouty Officer. Mual have Ctata D Ucanaa. Mtobnum of 2 year* axpananca reqund Excaiant banaMa parkaga availabto Inter**lad tppbcani* [inaa *axj n u n a wto alary IWtxy to HR/RM 2980 Laka Emma Road. Uka Mary a 32748. In to 407-3331984. amail to batawarterecoton.com or apply ki pawcnMaiDnpbynw*OfeaEOE 93—Rooms For Rent Ctaanmg pareonnal naadadl Looking h r axp dapandabta paopla wlh DanaportaUon tor raaidankal A oonakuken d a n g top pay tor iqy* paraon. Mual ba abla to Iraval Orlando area. 1407)322-7911 WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 283Mb. Mitorte Downtown 407-330-4423 Mapatcher A Orhrere Naadad: Mhator Tach 754 C arty Road IS, Laka Monro# Apply In pareon. Female roommate wanted 2454 monDi, Include* uliNltaa.. Non ■mokar. non (bbikar. no drug* 407898-4892 Fountain Lodge ol Sanford ha* tpadal ralaa tor defy, weekly. S 5 day accommodation* Cal 407330-3135/323-8840 tor data** W ry htoffi vary efaan Kan im. Newly remodeled a* ud. catfa. A C . Indry, phona. kach uaa. aac dr, rewdant owner, private antranc* Ha Smoking! Only drug Ire* aobor naad apply. 407-3397373. Large mom with cabto. microwave, refrigerator, private antranc*. parking tpac*. 280/wk nduda* utana* 407-331-8191 Room For Rant Private antranca. tree catfa. waahar/tby*r. 2100/wk. Laka Ava ki Santord. 407888-7023 PH1VEH TRAINEES NEEDED! Baatarey naada tractor kalar divan NOW! No axpadanca nacaaiary! 2700* par week akrrwig pdanoal No COL? No probleml COL tranng available! Cal Now! To! tree 1-877214-3824 301-Rooping 282-Internet Service Providers Factory Ykxkar* ■Malal procaiaor*. law oparekn. malanif hareSar LAjii ba abla to read tape meaaura. OfWP-Berwfitt-Apply m pareon al Walar Bonnal. 350 Anchor Rd. Caaaetoeny. FL M assaci Fanca nxtaHart Subcontractor*. UabAtyka. occupabonal hcanaa required 407-89*8499 HatrStyUal Sign On Bonua 2250 Wa ofter *aiary pm* commation 8 bonuaea. We *upply all tool* MadDanlal inturanca. paid vacation, continuing aducatxxi. For mtanrtaw-Patricia. 1 88*8887778X1300. Uc/Via-407-180-187* 318—Well Drilling liyvra Landscaping Dry WaH •Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcomll $15.75 per m o n th ....... 5 lines / Smonths $24.75 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per m o n th ... 15 lines / 3 months ! MtAim MSUAAfeCK AMO 401A PLAIN! Oruo fraa »ot»pJec* Appfy al: MO Mma* 0*t««. Aftamoaita Sprats 407-240MOO. Banted: 4/2. kke new n low m 2682mo Bruised eredf, LEASEPURCHASE considered. 1509 EBton Oo loofcl 407-898-5152. DOYLE MALTY. MC. 1407)221-24*8 WE RENT A SELL HOKES lafca Mary Appro*. t300 aq. n 1 2 . naw Ma. paid 8 carpal Kitchen apparent. Ipte, on 1/4 acre tat 407970-2894 153— Acreage Lot For Sale homant*. ho/iaa, cam*, farmmg or nuraaryl Zoned agrlcuRural. 24.900/ACRE. Sm down wfownre 107—Mobile Homes For Rent hnanc*. *04-7*7-1772 or *04-7*7*422___________________ 155—Condominiums For Sale I*. teOQ/monDi pkj* wcunry r/Own*r, 407-323-1187 117—Commerctal Rentals tftt-&LOOK£r<r<r OE Side by Stdu ReWoerakw 157—Mo«ile Homes For Sale 2000 Fleetwood 1.4TS aq n. 30R/2BA. dan, vaulted caarip*. ton oT storage, me# par* wWi poor, or can move to your lot Calng tana 4 garden m 281,000 407-32*-t4t8 IDW hb, 0n**4 2450/mo A* have 35*10 motf* home, attached EL nn. partly hand, carpeted, caking lane, naw Mot*, naw M L Locatad ti Raan A Country (adut) Pm*. 8168 Oranga BM1 Lk Mono* Aakkig 217.000 388740-1095 TH E BIO OfdClt 159—Real Estate OVER 500 TABLES W a n te d 141—Homes For Sale AFF0R0A81E HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES 181—Appliances & F urniture For Sale never uaad. *M In Crete. Can dafcrer 8 aat up. Coal tSk. eat lor 21858 407-7098898. 1 KINO SERTA, poaturapedc tat. never uaad. Coal I2K, **4 2298. Can datrvar 407-709-5898. 4BR 1.8 BA: Naw Hoot. Ceramic Tla, 11x21 Sc. Port*. Pool, on Over 1/4 Acre. 285.900 Over 1>4Acre 3SR1Bath: Or, drv apt**. haaMly tread Ptxjad hr qua* taw 284 900 4BR M A : Over 1100 8q Ft. Lr» Can. Fam Rm W/Yreplace. Deck. Oarage 2102.900 2BR 1.8 BA: Naw Rool. Ceramic TRa, Sc Porch. Over 1400 Sq FI. Nealy Landacapad. PooL Fancad 2104.900 C uttom Bit 4BR JBA: Over 7500 Sq FL LN Dm. Fam Rm. 22x48 Sc Pool and Spa. 3 Car Oar. Over 1/3 acra. 2259.900 1 Luxury firm pAowlop aal wan 7 y» warranty M 2138. (*i**n 2140, long 2210. Brand naw. Localad In Santord. 407-402-2778._________ 1 2 p<ace Name Brand Ouaen O R T H O P E D IC P IL L O W 19 1 — B u il d in g Materials TO P (BRASS BED. OUEEN SERTA poMaepadfc m i 8 kama. Never M C I aal 2278 Can dMkrar. 407709-5898 com SI A 199—Pets 4c Suppues background with yellow rail deiign. 21500 407-332-0167. Cualom BB 4 BR 2 BA: Over 2300 Sq FL Uv, D«n, Fam Rm, 32*32 Sc PocL 2 Car G arag e Over 1/2Acre 2210,900. PAUL OSBORNE V IN IU R f 1 PROP! R t l f S 1 0 ! J?1 1 / 6 4 1 A cnarty tlaigh bad. aokd wood. With pftow log mattrau tat Never uaad Sal 2849 Can dabvar 407-4220230. A KING SIZE PtLLOW TOP 211— Antique/C ollectisles Bad: Black eon canopy bad with lauty 8m pfbwtop ML Never uaad 407-402-2778 Seeking a pareon to ahare my ham*. vWw of Lake Monro*, houaa pnvfaga* Cal 407-328-7232 hr an •(Jpomlmwil Share 4BR2BA Home Sarfod Area. Lrving Room W/FIrapiac*. Waahar/Drytr. J375.MO, 2250 Sacurty. Utklw* nctodnd 407-3751118 97—A p a r tm e n ts - F u r n is h e d Sanford: 1/1 narao Apt porch, near bat park, nduda* al 2470 Par,Mo. plu* Dap. 407-262-1394 99—A p a r tm e n ts - U n f u r n is h e d MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE ADA 1BOOM. (4U U O 2 BOOM . $570140 AND UP Inducted 407-323*3670 This Is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular * classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. s 1. Ads will be scheduled to run lor 2 days. 2. Price of item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. 3. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. 4. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. 5. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage 5 yard sales. 8. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed in or presented In person fully prepared to the Seminote Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Management's decision on copy acceptability will be Final. 2 Bedrooms $559 3 Bedrooms $659 W* pay water,tawar Smal par aalroma Cedar Creak Apt* 407-324-4334 PRIN T AD HERE; 103— Houses* Unfurnished 2500 DOWN - WHY RENTTT 388/ 2BA For Sala With Down Paymt Aaautanca Avafatfa Cheaper than rand Tha Affordable Home Canter 407-331-8333 LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR B rete* 3BFV1BA wFwrdy F*n. WO Hook-Up*. Lg Comar LoL No P*t*' 17001700 Dap. F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e LAKE UaAY BLVD 1 427. 23S(VMO.lncl utfrinhr/dr/catfa rV*. quML 407-322-1807 INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST' ANrayt a good pokey, aapaoaky tor buunat* opportune** and tranct****. Can Florida Dapt ol Agnoitom 8 Conaumar Sarwa* al 800-435*7352 or FTC-HELP tor free k**m*flon. Or mm our Wab Ma at www llc.gov/bucp Fbnda law requre* ****** al cartart bum ** M d l S a to mfOm axto Florida Dapt. ol Agncultur* 6 Conaumar Samca* bator* ia*mg C al to venfy lawful ragiatrauon baton you buy. 407-322-6338 Lfl 181-- APPLIANCES fc H o m e s Fo b S a le 95—Roommate Wanted HIRING ALL POSTTIONSI NEW HOTEL M SANFORD Guaat Service Manager f lie u tlv i Houeeheeper FufVParl Uma Freni D**k FuWParl lima High! Audit Full/PT Braakfaat Ho*t*** Laundry Nome keeping Apply In pareon Sanford Landing Apartment*, 1800 W all Flret SI. (SR 48) Sanford, FI* Interviewing on Thursday 4/18 kl to* Club Houaa *5 What About Bob'* Tr*a Santo*7 W* Accept AJ Credit Cards. Tree Removal, Trimming, Bobcat Sve, Firewood. Fraa Etnmaiaa. Deposit S M Nu*a k* OWywa ixd Ful bna. avcalinl banaMa, 401K. Madaurg aq) preferred WB bakv Fax re*una 407-323-9522. 2 Story Victorian Horn*. Htotonc District, tolc. balcony, houaa privUaga* SIOGWK. 2100 depo*n 407-328-5277 Cultured marbla kreaharrdalakar. Expedarca prafarred Cal 407-3214772 w v is BA W/Cerport. La Yard. Outage Storage Shad. CHA 2700/2875 Courtyard By Marriott i* Making Fiort Da* Ctork. Cal 407-444-1000 •ugarvlaor P/T Janitorial Experience a mual. Evening*. Laka Mary Area. Soma BanaMa, Fax 407-339-4710 or Cab 407-3398000 awimuntng, pool conanruciJon, UW m ctta riio u i construction, drtvtn. wH (ram. 407-324-2442. Tt Group Automothre 8y»tama i* Making Production Operator* al Sanford location tor tal. 2nd &3rd ■Ml RaqH. S. dptoma 8 tip prat 2884 Jawatt Lana. Sanford. FL EOE M/F/O/V WAREHOUSE WORKERS naadad kr Longwood 6 Santord ForkHI axp a plu*. Pay rang* 27 lo S 4 V Must ba Dapandabta. O T Avafabl*. Cal (407)173-1*11 141— Unfurnished Phon* room caUart. Not Tatomarkalare. Salary ptoa rrvrvTtoffim. co banallt*. BqBudal W* Train 407-322-2240X11. CMd care oaraar ki Laka Mary area. Looking tor preachod toatfare A aiiatant*. Oreal pay. bana/X*. paid vacation 407-321-8577. Colonial PropadM* Trull la looking lor At pitant Uainlananca Suparvtaort and Uakilananca Tachnician* lor Apartmant convmxvba* n m* HaathrovuLaka Mary area. HVAC Typa 1 8 II preferred Tlaa a your oppottunty to joki toa laalaal growing Real Eitata InvaabiMnI Trual in tM 8ou«Mastl •toppay (rm ta a h . vacafton, 401K. baton r m n r a Oruglaa work placo Plaaaa la* raauma to 407-3022023 or atop by 1050 Colonial Grand BNd EO£. 103— H ouses * PHONE: AOORESS; 1 J < t '.1 <t u 1 ; 4 0 7 - 321-0759 �Pagr 6 R r Wednesday. April 17.20H2 r Seminole Herald You can fai your ad to 407-323-9406 30° f i F ^ h Av*., Sanford 32771 •P. 0 . 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April t7.2002 Page 12 H elpin g G row F lo rid a S in ce 1 8 8 4 P O Box 8 0 0 1 Sanford, Florida 3 2 7 7 2 -8 0 0 1 4 0 7 .3 2 2 .2 4 2 1 # 8 0 0 .4 3 2 .1 1 3 0 Fax 4 0 7 .3 2 4 .5 7 8 4 �m ygpn ■■■**+;* - ~ J. tjtiiiv , -; - - 0^» Vi; -Kafcr..^ . ^ Entertainment, Arts & Crafts, Garden Tours and much, much m ore Suppltmcal to JM O P a u m i T h e Seminole H erald Wednqday, April 17,2002 �T m SntiNOLi Hduld P age 2 Wednesday. April 17. 2002 Earth Day festival organizers promise unique spring event I I the third annual 1 Spring Pest-Earth _ L Day prom* laes to be a won­ derful and unique event for residents of the Central Florida area. Spring Fest will be Saturday, April 20, from 9 a.m. to 4 m. at the Student useum and Touhy Park. In addition to the Earth Day ceremo­ ny, this year's Spring Fest will have a spe­ cial feature. The year 2002 marks the 100th Dirthday of the historic building the Student Museum occupies, and special recognition will be made of this milestone. Highlights of the Spring Fest include musical enter­ tainment, plant and craft vendors, exhibits, food, demonstration gardens, and historical reenact­ ments. In addition, there will be a program by Teresa Watkins of the Florida Yards and Neighborhoods organization and a free tree giveaway. The seeds for Spring Fest 6 The origins of Earth Day A ll A b o u t E arth D ay By Sen. Gaylord Nation, Founder of Earth Day were planted in 1989 when the city of Sanford began a popular tree give­ away program in honor of Earth Day. In recent years, the city, Seminole County Public Schools (which operates the Student Museum), and the Seminole County Extension office established a part­ nership to produce a festival that com­ bines spring season garden events, entertainment and Earth Day. Earth Day is an annual worldwide event to promote a healthy environ­ ment. The event is sponsored by Jay Ammon Architect Inc., Ixora Garden Club of Sanford, Lamphier St Company, Sanford Ace Hardware, Stanley H. Sandefur, and Stenstrom, McIntosh, Colbert, Whigham St Simmons law firm. The rain date is Sunday, April 21. For more informa­ tion about Spring Fest, call Howard Jeffries at 407-3305688. //T A T h a twas the purpose of Earth Day? How did it start? These are the questions I am most fre­ quently asked. Actually, the Idea for Earth Day evolved over a period of seven years starting In 1962. For several ears, it yei ha d i been troubling me that the state of our environment was simply a non-issue in the politics of the country. Finally, in November 1962, an idea occurred to me that was, I thought, a virtual cinch to put the environment into the litical "limelight" once and opero r all. The idea was to edy to suade President Kennedy give visibility to this issue by going on a national conserva­ tion tour. I flew to Washington to discuss the proposal with Attorney General Robert Kennedy, who liked the idea. So did the VV President. The President began his five-day, elevenstate conservation tour in September 1 9 6 3 .... “After President Kennedy's tour, I still hoped for some idea that would thrust the environment into the political mainstream. Six years would pass before the idea that became Earth Day occurred tom e while on a con­ serva­ tion speak­ ing tour out West in the summer of 1969. At the 3*' time, antiVietnam War demonstrations, called "teach-ins," had spread to college campuses all across the nation. Suddenly, the idea occurred to me — why not organize a huge grassroots protest over what was hap­ pening to our environment? “At a conference in Seattie in September 1969,1 announced that in the spring of 1970 there would be a nationwide grassroots demonstration on behalf of the environment and invited everyone to participate. The wire services carried the story from coast to coast. The response was electric. It took off like gangbusters. Telegrams, letters, and tele­ phone Inquiries poured in from all across the countiy. The American people finally had a forum to express its concern about what was hap­ pening to the land, rivers, lakes, and air — and they did so with spectacular exuber­ ance. For the next four months, two members of my Senate staff, Linda Billings and John Heritage, managed Earth Day affairs out o f my Senate office.... “In mid-January, three months before Earth Day, John Gardner, Founder of Common Cause, provided temporary space for a Washington, D.C. headquarters. I staffed the office with college students and selected Denis Hayes as coordinator of activities. “Earth Day worked because of the spontaneous response at the grassroots level. We had neither the time nor resources to organize 20 million demon­ strators and the thousands of schools and local communities that participated. That was the remarkable thing about Earth Day. It organized itself." 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Fax 407-323-7786 w ww.unfbrdflowcnhopLcom SFSI59<£ cs.com �T hk S d u n o u H ksald Silent auction, various entertainment planned for Sanford festival A silent auction will take place all day during Saturday's Earth Day obser­ vance. The auction will be held in the Student Museum, Room 8. Last name with the highest bid wins the item. Proceeds will go toward the Student Museum Garden Fund. Historical re-enactments will take place throughout the day on the museum's grounds. Visit with folks in period cos­ tumes from the 1600s, 1700s and 1800s. The schedule for the day's entertainment includes; • 9-J0 a.m. — Nash Rambler, Folk-Country Star Kids of Winter Park • 11 a.m. — Teresa Watkins, 'H ow to Plant Almost Anything" • 11:45 a.m. — 100th Birthday Cake, front of Student Museum • 1 p.m. Teresa Watkins — "Water Wisdom" and 'Plants and Stormwater Runoff" 1:45 p.m. — Connie Blackwood, Contemporary Vocalist, Latino Dancers from Pine Crest Elementary School and Darren and Jeff, Acoustic Rock The Student Museum, fea­ turing Grandma's Attic, Indian Village and Pioneer Cabin, will be open throughout the day. Celebrate patriotism in the garden n e o p l e are feeling very 1 patriotic these days and are displaying flags every­ where, from their houses to their cars to their clothing. Another w ay to show off your patriotism is in your garden. Decorate with a "flag" o f flowers. Use edging to define the patterns. Here are some examples: Stripes of red and white impatiens and a box of blue lobelia can create the American flag; red petunias can be set against sweet alyssum for the Canadian flag. Websitesto helpenhancelawnsandgardens wvrw.Mrthday.nat learn about the ways you can help celebrate Earth Day, Including clean-up tips, recy­ cling, tree planting and nation­ wide events. www.Mrthday.ca The official site of Earth Day Canada events. Find out ways you can take action and improve (he country and world. www.colemanpowermata.com Finding a selection of pres­ sure washers Is easy, but choosing the right one requires some homework. Visit this site to start. www.amea.com Ames-True Temper is the world’s largest manufacturer of non-powered garden tools, including cutting, striking and wheeled tools. www.draamecape.com Are you looking for parts for your lawn and garden equip­ ment, outdoor power equipment and kerosene heaters? Visit this site. tltfanylawnandgarden.com Indianapolis company spe­ cializing in the manufacturing of shredded hardwood bark and wood mulches. www.landscapeuM.com If you need a search engine that will present you with exactly the lawn and garden services you need, check out this key­ word search. herperslawnornamenta.com Harper's showcases a huge variety of concrete statuary, fur­ niture and much more for creat­ ing beautiful outdoor environ­ ments. www.homefdeas.com Receive information to help you plan your project by filling out a form. You’ll receive infor­ mation from different manufac­ turers. www.garden.org National Gardening Association provides tips on gardening, flowers, trees and plant resources. It also provides plant name searches. www.snepper.com Manufactures a full line of residential and commercial lawn and garden products. The site offers Information on products and local dealers. www.dlscountrampe.com Small lawn and garden ramps for loading lawn mowers, edgors or any small-wheeled equip­ ment. The ramp's mesh design is for these products. www.organicgardenlng.com An online extension of Organic Gardening magazine that provides comprehensive information, message boards and online solutions. www.savlngwater.org Visit the landscape link to learn how to create a Natural Landscape. Save water and pro­ tect the environment with easy practices. www.rslawnfurniture.com This company features glid­ ers, benches, Adirondack chairs, swings, arbors and lawn furni­ ture for your outdoor relaxation. April 20,2002 Downtown Sanford 6:00 to 9:00 PM www.creategerden.com If you like to make a state­ ment in the garden, check out this site which offers unique gar­ dening tools and specialty accessories. www.seedland.cam The online home to more than 100 lawn-, garden- and wildlife-related Web sites. Dedicated to bringing you help­ ful tips and advice Presented by Sanford Main Street, Inc. Info: (407) 322-5600 �P ag e 1 0 Wednesday. April 17.2002 T hi S eminole Huald Classic Hamburger Gets a Makeover W hat constitutes the ultim ate burger? For som e, it's a quarter pound o f juicy sirloin topped with lettuce, tomato, pickles and a zesty barbecue sauce. O thers prefer something a little less traditional: som ething that strays somewhat from the basic burger norm — a veggie burger. Made from any variety o f ingredients — grains, vegetables, tofu, beans, mushrooms — these meatless delights offer a change from standard hamburger fare, not a replacement. They can even be appropriate where standard burgers do not often tread, like at a dinner partyEnjoy this recipe, courtesy of "Your Organic Kitchen' (Module Press), by lesse Ziff Cool, in lime tor National Hamburger Month and throughout the year. Lightly oil the grill rack. Preheat the grill. In a large bowl, combine the oil, vinegar, garlic, basil, salt, and black pepper. Spoon 2 table­ spoons of the marinade into a medium skillet; set both aside. Remove the stems from the caps o f the mush­ rooms. Chop the stems into fine pieces. Place in a small bowl with the onion and bell pep- 2ZS* U n s c r a m b le d : Surefire Tips for Cooking Eggs For many, eggs arc the star of breakfast. They're great addi­ tions to lunch and dinner menus as well. But discover­ ing the best way to cook them is often a mystery So, doesn't it make sense to perfect your egg-cooking skills to ensure your egg dishes com e out chef-perfect? 1fere's a look at how to create "e g g ”-ceptional scrambled eggs and omelettes before the eggs even hit the pan, courtesy of "The Good Enough to Eat Breakfast Cookbook" (Warner Books), by Carrie Levin. STUFFED PORTOBELLO BURGERS Makes 4 servings 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons balsam ic vinegar 2 garlic cloves, minced 2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil 14 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 4 large portobello mushrooms 1 small onion, finely chopped I small red bell pepper, finely chopped 14 cup red wine 34 cup toasted bread crum bs or finely crumbled bread 112 cups Monterey Jack cheese, shredded 4 whole wheat buns E STUFFED MUSHROOMS topped with cheese can make the ultimate veggie burger. per. Using a teaspoon, scrape out and discard the gills o f the mushroom caps. Place the mush­ room caps in the bowl of m arinade, tossing them to coat all sides. Place the skillet with the m arinade over medi­ um heat and warm the marinade. Add the onion mixture and cook for 3 m inutes, or until soft. Add the wine and continue cooking for another 3 to 4 minutes. Rem ove the skillet from the heat, add the bread crum bs, and mix thoroughly. Place the mushroom caps, stem side down, on the grill and cook for 3 minutes. Remove and place on a platter and generously fill with stuffing. Evenly distribute the cheese on top of each. Return the mushrooms to the grill, stuffed side up. Cover and grill for 8 to 10 minutes, or until warm throughout. Tuck inside the buns. THE PAN To ensure perfect egg dishes, you first have to equip your­ self with the right pan. Some pans are specifically designed for omelettes. The good ones are made o f thick and fairly heavy stainless steel or alu­ minum. Noastick paas do not necessarily produce the best egg dishes, so it's be up to you to season the pan so that eggs don't stick to the surface. There are two ways to do so: 1. Cover the bottom of the pan with salt. Put the pan with the salt on the range top over a fairly high flame. Let it sit over the heat until the salt turns colors (the col­ ors depend on the material of the pan); this usually takes about 20 minutes. Repeat the process a second time and your pan is ready. If you never use an abra­ sive to clean your pan it will be years before it needs to be rcsea- soned. 2. Cover the bottom of the pan with about 18 inch of vegetable oil. Put the pan with the oil over a high heat and let the oil smoke for about 7 minutes. Discard the excess oil and put the pan into a 500 F oven for about ID minutes, lie aware that the handle will be very hot. If you have a pan with a wooden handle, use the first method. BEATING THE EGGS There's a trick to beating eggs for either scrambled eggs or omelettes — it's all in the click. Beat the eggs using a tront-toback, up-and-down motion, cre­ ating a little whirlpool on its side. The magical "click" is the sound of the fork striking the bottom and near side of the bowl or measuring cup. CLARIFIED BUTTER There are "impurities" in regular butter that can encourage your eggs to stick to the pan. These include milk solids, salt and water. Here's how to remove them: Heat a stick of butter in a l/2-quart pot over a medium-low heat. As soon as the butter Ls melted, skim the foam from the top. Continue to simmer the but­ ter for about 10 minutes. The excess water will burn off and you will be able to see the bottom of the pot. The result will be about 7 tablespoons of clarified butter. This Ls the healthiest form of butter, and eggs will not stick to the pan as readily as they do with regular butter Now your ready to try out an egg dish sure to be a masterpiece — so get cracking! Receipe For A Great Garden An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but it can also work wonders for your garden. Just as our bodies need nourishment to thrive, the healthiest gardens are the ones with a balanced diet o f beneficial soil am endm ents. Com post — made up of organic m aterials like fruit and veg­ etable peelings, lawn and garden debris, as well as olher things — can help a garden flourish. And, when combined with a proven soil am end­ ment like peat moss, com post turns ordinary soil into the rich, dark, vibrant "black gold" that gar­ deners crave. The combination of peat moss and com post is like a vitamin shot designed to build healthy soil, I hink of peat m oss and com post as two of the most important "food groups" for your lawn. Separately, they're building blocks that supply soil with many o f the critical elements of good gardening. But together, they're even more effec­ tive, providing a balanced, nutritious meal that can ensure a healthy garden for an entire season. Here's a sim ple recipe: Spread 1 to 2 inches of peat moss and 1 to 2 inches of compost over your garden, then dig them into the top 6 to 8 inches of soil. How does if work? W hen peat is blended with com post it does two things: First, because peat stays in soil fur years, it helps balance the fasterdecom posing com post, w hich breaks dow n in a few months. The tonger organic matter stays in the soil, the more good it does. Second, peat reduces com post's tendency to compact, loosen­ ing the soil and allowing water and oxygen to flow to a plant's roots. The peat/compost duo also saves time and money by reducing the amount of water and fertilizer a garden needs. And peat's higher acidity helps balance com post's low acidity, resulting in a pH level that's benefi­ cial for most plants. This organic blend provides balanced nutrition for the soil — a recipe to help your garden thrive throughout the entire growing season. For more information on "H ow to: with C om post," send a unstamped, self-addressed business-size envelope to Peat Moss, Box 385102, M inneapolis, MN, 55-138. You can also visit their Web site at tfwww.peatmoss.com or e-mail them at cspma@peatmoss.com. �T he S eminole H u a ld Award-winning gardens enhance museum visit T he Seminote County Extension Demonstration Garden is a joint project in cooperation with the Student Museum and Social Studies Center of Seminole County Public Schools and is located on the grounds o f the Student Museum. The project started in April 1998 with the vision of a few master gardeners to create a community service project and to gradually traasform an empty space with sparse landscaping into a series of dem oastration gar­ dens. Nearly four years later, the project includes 15 gardeas covering approximately 10,000 square feet that illustrate themes, including herbs, pio­ neer vegetables, pioneer field crops, historic roses, Florida and Southeast natives, shade, tropical, butterfly, muscadine grapes, mints, water barrel garden, pcrennial/annual flower meadow, ornamental grasses, citrus grove, and Oriental raised bed. Two "w el­ come arbors" define the main entrances. They contain sever­ al structures, including a Victorian-style gazebo, split rail fencing, brick paths, per­ gola, an old John Deere tractor and wagon wheels. The gaze­ bo and pergola are used for public presentations. Maintaining and develop­ ing the gardens is the respon­ sibility of the project team, MG "caretakers," who work their garden areas several times a month throughout the year. In addition, there is an open work day each month, except in December, for any MGs who want to earn volun­ teer hours and for middle school students who are in a special pre-baccalaureate pro­ gram. During the school year, about 6,000 public, private and home-school students visit the gardens and receive instruc­ tion from the Student Museum staff. Many other adult groups who use the facility also visit the gardens. In 1999, the University of Florida recognized the demon­ stration gardens by bestowing it with the annual Florida Master Gardener Award of Excellence for best project. In May 2000, the garden was given a Beautification Award from the city of Sanford. White Wolfe Native Arts Page Private School Living History • Replica Artifacts Decorative Artwork David While Wolfe Artlit/HhtorUn Lnngwood HvraM photo by Tommy Vlncaftt A view ol the Demonstration Gardens at the Student Museum. M argaret W olfe B u tin u * Manager 94 Years of... 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Arts and Crafts • Pig's Ect • Sunette's Jams n’ Jetlys • Sunette's Fudge Sauce • Barbara's Crafts • Angel's k Such • Margaret's Embroidery • Mary's Candles • little Hands Soap • Florida Gourmet Foods • Janie's Rainbow • Grace and Glory Exhibits • Florida Yards and Neighborhoods • Earth Day • Seminole County Council ofPTAs • Seminole County Extension Services • Central Florida Zoo • Florida Public Utilities • Famous and Historic Trees • Seminole County Environmental Services • Storm Water-Solid Waste • Wrldva Springs Park Americorps • Seminole Audubon Society • Sierra Club • Sanford Historical Society • Sanford Utility • Voter Registration • Sturm Water • Sanford Historic Trust • Local Florida Authors Businesses • Clear Water Products and Services • Solar Power Generation Inc. • Discover Florida Cruises • AAA Auto Club WISE DECISION When You Need Pest Control dH »•• Sanford Pest Control Commercial & Residential • Wynne Chiropractic • Lake Mary Chiropractic • Seminole/Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Garden Walking Tour of Sanford Historic Homes Tickets, which are $6. will be on sale at the Sanford Historic Trust booth Tree Giveaway Sponsored by Honda Power ars] lig h t and the Sanford Scenic Improvement Board H EATH -TIDY ALLCLEAN SERVICE W E DO W IN D O W S rd e e p ” c l e a n " S P EC IA L $75 HOUSECLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon Not Good Witfi Any Oew Duaxrt Otter 25% OFF P E S T C O N TRO L • LAWN SPR A YIN G T E R M IT E SPRA YIN G • W E E D C O N TRO L S a m D u n n , J r . - P r e s id e n t P.O. 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Also, with the advent of "adopt-a-highway" programs, many of the indi­ viduals involved have chosen not only to just keep their chosen property litter-free, but to enhance the view with shrubs, flowers and other landscaping accessories. Just in time for Keep America Beautiful and Earth Day celebrations, here are a list of flowers and the seasons in which they bloom so that ou can keep your neighborood and community beauti­ ful throughout the entire year. O Winter • Weeping Forsythia (Forsythia suspensa) — This graceful, deciduous shrub has slender shoots and narrow, trumpet-shaped, yellow flow­ ers. Prefers full sun and welldrained soil. • Christmas Rose (Helleborus niger) — A small evergreen perennial noted for its lovely cup-shaped white flowers and golden stamens. Prefers partial shade and well-drained soil. Spring • Bleeding Heart (Dicentra spectabllis) — Heart-shaped, pinkish-red and white flowers and fem-like foliage grace this herbaceous perennial. Prefers partial shade and welldrained soil. • Oxslip (Primula elatior) — Delicate, fragrant, tubular yellow flowers appear on this rare, British-native, dumpforming perennial. Prefers partial shade and moist soil. Summer • Peony (Paeonia) — These exotic, luxuriant flowers can be single, double or anemoneform and bloom in white, yel­ lows, pinks and reds. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. • Snapdragon Page 0 Earth D ay office tips (Antirrhinum) — A perennial favorite with children with flowers in white, pink, red, urple, yellow and orange, refers full sun and welldrained soil. • Sneezewort (Achillea ptarmica) — A quickly spreading, upright perennial that is wreathed in large heads of small, pompon-like, white flowers. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. f you am a full-time work­ er, you probably And that you spend mom time at work than at home. Therefore you should treat your work •pace in the same way aa you do your home •In an anvfronmaritally friendly manner. According to the Earth Day Network, more and more busineaaee am finding innovative, coat-effective ways to be good environmental citizens. By pur­ suing snvironmentally sound businasa practices, companies can not only help the earth but also Improve productivity, boost employee morale. Increase customer satisfaction, and Improve the bottom line. Contused about how helping the environment can also help your business? Check out the Earth Day Network's ways to make your workplace more eco-friendly, just In time for Earth Day, April 22nd. • Save energy. Buy office equipment with an energy-sav­ ing standby mode, use com­ pact fluorescent light bulbs, and install sensors on lights so you're not illuminating empty rooms. • Survey a 'green checklist* to discover ways In which your business is on the right envt- I Autumn • Ice Plant (Sedum spcctabile) — Flat heads of dense, rose-pink flowers have great appeal for butterflies above fleshy, gray-green leaves. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. • Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum) — There arc many different flower forms that come in a range of colors. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. • Coneflower (Rudbeckia fulgida) — Prominent, coni­ cal, black centers differentiate this flat flower from others with daisy-like flowers. Prefers full sun and moist soil. ronmental track and way* it could improve. • Incorporate environmental coat accounting Into your busi­ ness decisions. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency provides Information, software and support. • Encourage employees to take alternative transportation to work. Start a carpool board, set up a bicycle shelter, and offer employees discounted bus, subway, or tram passes. Wren including directions to your business, include mass transit options. • Create a contest to solicit ideas from employees about ways to make your business more eco-lrlendly, and reward the best ideas with prizes. • Use less paper. It's amaz­ ing how much most offices waste. Adopting paper-saving strategies is one of the easiest first steps toward a sustainable office. • Look into having your com­ pany follow the ISO 14,000 environmental standards set by the International Standards Organization. Find out more about the standards from the International Institute (or Sustainable Development. Jern igan p r o p e r t ie s } m e . Located In The Heart of Sanford’s Historic District Let Our Expert Associates Assist You In The Marketing Or Purcase O f A Vintage Home. If you have given thought to the sale or purchase of property in the Historic District, please contact us for a no obligation consultation. 215 E. First St., Sanford, FL 32771 (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -3 2 5 5 T o ll Free: 1- 800 - 964-9071 Fax: 407 - 330-4245 Em ail: jjem igan@ w orldnet.att.net J �Page 8 T h* SmM OU H d u ld Vfednwday. April 17.2002 iscover endless hours of family fun and adventure with an Annual Pass to the Central Florida Zoo. 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These were O designed by Sanford archi­ tect Elton Moughton. The building is one o f the few surviving examples of Florida's tum-of-the-cen­ tury school architecture. Located In the heart of the historical residential district, the school over­ looks Touhy Park — Sanford's Grove for Famous and Historic trees. Originally, the park land was donated to the city by the area's pioneer devel­ oper, General Henry Snelton Sanford. The school opened in 1902 as Sanford High School. With the construc­ tion of a new high school in 1911, the building was renamed Sanford Grammar. Sanford Grammar served public school students through 1984. It was at this time that the mission and name changed — the facility became the Student Museum and Center for the Social Studies. Former classrooms were trans­ formed into six interpre­ tive areas: the Native American Room, the Pioneer Room, the Photographic Essay Lobby, the Tum-of-the-Century Classroom, Grandma's Attic and the Geography Lab. In 1998, the Student Museum programs expanded with the cre­ ation o f Demonstration Gardens. Garden activities arc an integral part o f each instructional program. The Demonstration Gardens represent collabo­ ration among the Seminole County Public Schools, the University of Florida Cooperative Extension and the Seminole County Master Gardeners. 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Past attempts to compare automobile emis­ sions to lawnmower emis­ sions have resulted in pub­ lished information that has been misstated, outdated, or simply not true. Lawnmower Em issions Previously distributed information stated that "one hour o f grass cutting equals 100 miles worth o f auto pol­ lution." "This is an unrealistic, inaccurate comparison between lawnmowers and automobile em issions," stat­ ed Bill Harley, President and CEO of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI). "Outdated and incorrect information continues to blur the emissions issue. We want the public to be informed that comparing lawnmower and automobile emissions b just not a reasonable compar­ ison. Consumers also need to be aware of the advances in technology over the last ten years." According to the OPEI, the industry's trade association, these types of comparisons are m bleadlng for these rea­ sons; an average automobile b driven approximately 14,GOO miles in one year, and uses hundreds of gallons of gasoline; while a typical walk behind lawnmower is run on the average of 25 hours per year and uses only a few gallons of "asollne. It is ab o important to note that the estimated number of lawnmowers in the United States today b approximate­ ly 38 million, compared to the 159 million automobiles on the road. Another inaccurate claim b that after two years the average lawnmower will produce 34 times as many smog-forming emissions as an average passenger car. The fact b that on an annual basb, new automobiles gen­ erate 10 times more emis­ sions than a new lawnmow­ er. That is, a new automobile would generate 20 pounds of smog-forming emissions in two years, compared to a new walk behind lawnmow­ er that would generate 2.1 pounds of em issions in two years. One fact that is often over­ looked b that lawn A garden equipment b only a very small part of the EPA's non­ road engine category, which includes marine engines, construction and agricultural equipment, industrial engines, airport service equipment and other com­ mercial sources. Actually, the total contribution o f smogforming emissions from all o f today's lawn and garden equipment b significantly low er — under two percent. And with walk behind mow­ ers, it's even sm aller — less than one percent. A Cleaner Environment Environmentally conscious manufacturers of both small hand-held and non-hand­ held gas engines have invest­ ed millions of dollars devel­ oping clean, Innovative tech­ nologies that comply with and frequently exceed feder­ al emission standards. Today's outdoor power equipment runs 70 percent cleaner than those built in 1990. Design improvements have produced an entire new generation of outdoor power equipment with engines that are more fuel efficient, more durable and cleaner running. In addition, using outdoor pow er equipment b a time­ saving way to be environ­ mentally helpful — like using a lawnmower for mulching grass clippings to lessen the burden on land­ fills, or recycling yard waste into compost with the help of a chipper-shredder. The industry has also developed new, specially designed fuel cans that help reduce emis­ sions caused by spilled fuel. Consumers should use these new cans and take care when refilling fuel. "D on 't spill when you fill" is the phrase to remember when gassing up outdoor power equip­ ment. For a free helpful guide to Environmentally Helpful Outdoor Power Equipment, write to OPEI at 341 South Patrick Street, Old Town Alexandria, VA 22314. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 17, 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/1b2ec83c12f84628f0c57ceb1ce079b3.pdf f5ce7b69fa78b002b064af275d4bc5ca PDF Text Text Page 6 B a 141— H Fo om es r S ale Sartod *413 ft Orange Aw, cfl 25*1 St. 3 BR 1BA home. 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Florida 407 0060403 Enclosed Trailers Price Start Al $ 9 9 0 .0 0 Open Trailers Price Start Al $ 5 5 0 .0 0 I �Sem in o l e H era ld cited by Highway Patrol Rams remain red hot Since that first loss of the season the Rama have posted three Impressive vic­ tories to clinch the top seed in the upcoming Class 8ADistrict 2 Tournament and give Allan Tuttle his 400th career coaching victory. “ 1B LAKE MARY— More than a month after an 8-yearold girl w a hit and dragged 64 feet by a speeding motorist, the c h ik l— not the driver — received a citation from the Florida Highway Patrol fix violation o f f right-of-way. On March 5, Rachel O m stein w as attempting to visit a sick Mend at 118 Bright Drive in the Chase Crossing Subdivision, said family members. The friend w as unable to accept visitors so Rachel hopped on her bicycle to pedal home. SI i c had nearly crossed the rood, approxi- Pornography ring has ties to Seminole By Christopher Patlon Staff Writer Whose Show Is It Anyway? Mkfcmy Elementary School's multkpurpoeeroom becam e a swanky drmer theater Wednesday afternoon for the premlero o f ‘Whose Show la K AnywayT Page 1C Colorado law enforcem ent officials shut down a child pornography ring with connec­ tions to Seminole County. After a month-long Investiga­ tion by the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, authori­ ties arrested James Grady, 42, on suspicions of sexual exploitation of a minor. Grady, w ho w as arrested April 5, operated a web site that featured explicit pictures of underage girls. On Thursday, prosecutors charged Grady with 726 felony counts of sexual exploitation o f a child, one count fix each photo­ graph taken at his Denver suburb photo studio. A single count b punishable by a four to 12 y ear prison sentence at the Colorado Department o f Corrections, according to authorities. Family of girl dragged by speeding motorist may file suit against state agency mately three feet shy according to FHP reports, when Amanda Beth Sapp, 20, of Deltona struck her. Rachel suffered a frac­ tured skull, a busted eardrum and severe abrasions to her a back. An emergency heli­ copter airlifted her to Orlando Regional Medical Center. Last week. Trooper Carl Simpson arrived at the Omsteins' hom e to serve the citation. Rachel's father, Steve, is not happy. He's responded by assembling a team of attor­ neys to fight the citation, file a civil suit and possibly take action against FHP. "H ist o f all, it's suspect because she was dted over a month from the incident," said Longwood attorney William Orth. "I think there are som e issues with the initial acci­ dent investigation." The Florida Highway Patrol actually filed two reports pertaining to the incident The first report, filed shortly after the incident said Rachel collided almost head on with the vehicle. The first report also indicated a large bend in Bright View Drive, which isn't three according to neighbors. Several weeks later, another FHP report replaced the first account. "W hat we did is we had a homicide investigator go back out and run the num­ b ers," said FHP spokesman Lt. Chuck Williams. In the second report, Rachel's line o f trav­ el across the road w as straightened out, as well as the bend In Bright View Drive. A parked car, however, made it’s way Into the second report, but neighbors also maintain See Citation, Page 10A Former chamber director dies at 83 ‘Sanford Proud’ C ity h o n o rs By Dan Ping Edrtor O lym pic m ed a list SAN FO RD — John C. "Jack" Homer, former executive director o f the Sanford Cham ber of Commerce, died Tuesday, April 9, ® 02, in Winter Park. He w as 81. H om er’s 13-year tenure at the chamber was a time o f rapid growth and achievem ent. Membership topped 1,600 mem­ bers and the cham ber was responsible for creating or spon­ soring a number of dvic activities like the nationally Golden Age Games. "Jack was responsible for bringing the Golden Age Games to Sanford," said Wayne Doyle, for­ mer pub­ lisher o f the See Pornography, Page 10A Commission rezones land near Jesup Stop the Insanity T d in n e rp a rty . Have you ever suffered from DPHIS — Dinner Party Hostess (or Host) Insanity Syndrome7 There's a solution. Page 8C Seminole Smile mnm- pfiowe ay Tommy VvMMit Sanford Mayor Brady Laaaard, above, gives Olympic silver medalist Garrett Hines the key to the city. At top, Hines signs autographs lor children from the Tajiri School ol the Performing Arts and Academics. By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Ganed tin es receives a hug horn one at his lane, Sum! WWama,fol­ lowing Sanford City Commission's ceremony honoring the liver medakst I t was my dstfnct plea­ sure to meet Mr. Garrett Hines at the Sanford City Commission meeting this past Monday, April 8," Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard sakl "Mr. Hines, a resident of Sanford, was a member of the Sliver Medal winning United States Olympic Four-man Bobsled team at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. Both during and following his performance at the Olympics, Mr. Hines has made 'Sanford Proud.’ It was a great honor to finally meet Mr. Hines, and I w p s Impressed that such a great sportsman could be so humble and accessible. On behalf of the city ol Sanford, I saluted the tremendous effort and attitude of Mr. Hines by giving him a Key to the City' as wel as a Proclamation recognizing his accomplishment. Sanford is lucky to count such a talented and well-mannered athlete as one of its own.' SA N FO R D — The m uddy lands north of Lake Jesup should be protected argued residents. County commissioners did not agree Tuesday approving a com ­ prehensive plan amendment from suburban estates to low density residential for 81 acres located on the south side of Myrtle Street and east of Hester Avenue. "W e’re very much oppose the rezoning of this property," said resident Earl Lord. "VNfc really should preserve this." The subdivision project, labeled L ik e Jesup Woods, initially w as to be considered by commissioners Sept. 24, 2001. Com m issioners voted unanimously then to con­ tinue the project and allow the applicant to amend the rezoning request County staff had recommend­ ed denial of the project in September and continued to hold See Land, Page 7A Sanford Herald. "One o f the things he did to bring attention to the Gomes was he brought in celebrities like Buster Crabbe to open the Gomes." Doyle said Homer helped pro­ mote major improvements like the State Road 46 overpass and the Douglas Stenstrom Bridge on State Road 415. "Jack was largely responsible for those things, but he would never take credit for it," Doyle said. "H e always believed in giv­ ing credit to the volunteers of the different committees." “We didn't always agree on things, but he was a big booster of the newspaper," Doyle added. "H e was a community leader and booster of the highest caliber.” Ron Rose, former director of the Sanford Chamber, agreed with Doyle's assessment and said Homer was a top-notch chamber director. "W hen you think of the hey­ day of the chamber, it was under his leadership," Rose said. "Jack was a tremendous help to me when I first started at the chamber," he added. "During my S« Homer, Page 7A M ayor avoids censure, sees bright future for city B y C h risto p h e r Patton Staff Writer Luuvufiuit ui rtiv uemn iwre C o u n t y A g ric u ltu ra l C e n te r. Index O o u t f i « d ------------------------4 B -6 8 C f o n w ord 3A D e a r A b b y . . . .............................2 A Food ................. 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Partyka was the bearer of good news as he informed county commissioners of several city pro­ jects that could lead Winter Springs to a The good brighter future. The "premiere" of news is I’m a commercial pro­ still mayor moting the city of the city. helped illustrate a few o f the city's strengths. "The whole idea Paul Partyka Winter Springs behind it (com­ Mayor mercial) is we have never had anything I would call a proactive way to talk about our city," nu tyka said. "There was nothing we — u — — 55— really could send out to businesses around the world." The commercial will be regularly aired on SGTV. In addition to promoting the city, the commercial will also help d ear the air about what Winter Springs Ls all about. "1 always make this point," Partyka said. "You have Winter Garden, Winter Park, Winter Haven and Winter Springs. Of all those four, you have three of those, which everybody probably knows about Winter Springs nobody knows about But, the biggest dty of the four is Winter Springs." Topping the city's new proactive approach is the development of the town center, or as it Ls referred to "a new See Partyka, Page 10A �N< b 2 A 8— April M, 2003 THB SlNINObl HMUD Neighbor objectingtocouple’s showcouldpull downcurtain DBA* A m 1 M you for t o laugh of t o week— "®i*Mng in Baltimore,”coroplaMng to t from her kiaton rink A t am me her neighbors maUng lav* in bed because they ddn*t pufl t o drapes or him off t o Hffris. 1 bet you her fights are off, and Ihc only thing fanher handa ta a pair of binoculars! IMa foninds me of the story of the old lady who called the police to complain that the man next door walked around He home naked. The police came to Invest!- Dear Abby gate and asked from which win­ dow ahe could see him. She te ipointed to the kitchen window. After watching for 10 minutes, they said, lad y, we don’t am him." The woman replied, ’"Vou're not watching from the right angle. Get up on the kitchen table and you'll see htajurt finer LAUGHING IN HARRISBURG PEAK LAUGHING: reihapa it la a matter of perspective. There i* none so bund as he who will not sea," or to put it Fora DEAR A U K MetNnka too much! It doesn't take Freud to understand the situation. The two parties are weQmatched. The neighbors Hke to put on a show, ana nianing ootiges man uy Abbwnobody forces her to look, Etaean't ahe have a tils of her own? Sha could get drapes or btindsand go turnon her TV — but then, a live show beats netwane tatvakotx anynnie. (Ana Sale Prices Cood Sunday, 4/14/02 thru . Tuesday, 4/1S/02 ONLY! DEAR SEEN fTALLi Not It DEAR AIRY The other day a Mend's wife, "Mlmi," commented that sha needed a new wardrobe because of her recent brem taugmenoraon. 1 was nuzn apaca because I didn't realize riw'd had See Today's Circular for Additional Savings! 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Excludes Rial Size. Sale Price *“ ^ a $1 O ff 4 -$ 2 O ff Total Savings S 3 O f f Limit 1offer peraotomec sMip<« s a 1xiWx . s s1 t s x s s e »un.+ a s t (j. i. CCUMi t u n 11 ■I! k » l l i i i i » H k I "I I I I I m■ J n_w Department's Station N a 25 on Red Bug Road to meet Seminole County Sheriff's deputies and an elderly white female victim o f a reported abduction and assault Deputies encountered the vic­ tim after responding to the area of Garden Lake Estates off Dyke Road. The victim had waved down nearby residents after being dumped from a vehicle in which she reported she was forcibly abducted. The 8 3-y eard d victim report­ ed that she had completed a shopping trip in Casselberry Square (State Road 436 and Red Bug Road) and w as walking north on Red Bug Road shortly after mid-day. As the victim approached Winding Ridge Road, she observed a large blue SUV parked across the roadway of Winding Ridge Road. The SUV driver had the passenger door open and was out o f the vehicle. The victim asked if she could clear the intersection, and the dri­ ver grabbed the victim and forced her into the passenger. The driver pushed the victim to the floor­ board as he drove off and told the victim to “keep down and behave and you won't get h u rt’’ The SUV was driven down several local roods to a wooded area near the entrance o f Carden Lake Estates. The subject had attempted to disrobe the victim, but was unsuccessful. The victim continued to resist her assailant and was pushed from the SUV. The vehicle sped off and the vic­ tim summoned aid from resi­ dents and other people in the area. The victim suffered minor injuries during the confrontation with her attacker but did not require hospitalization. Casselberry Police are investi­ gating the incident as a kidnapI battery on an elderly person. There have been no other reports of a similar nature in Casselberry. Anyone having information regarding this incident is asked to contact Casselberry Police Investigator Greg Simpson at 407262-7616 e x t 1007. The assailant is described as being a white male, 30 to 40 years old, 6 feet 2 inches tall, 200 , dark hair, full beard, 1cap, dark color Polo shirt U/K pants or shoes descrip­ tion The vehicle was a large dark blue SUV with an unknown tag l �i Sunday. April H, 2002 P a g e 3 A T he S e u in o u H erald O b itu aries L E U A C . SLACK Leli* G. Black. 7B, of Sanford, died Monday, April 8,2002. Shswae a salesperson with Ac* appliance*. Survivor* include her hiuband, Eari S. Black Sr. „•one stepson, Eari S. Black Jr.* four sisters, Linds Vadaae of Sanford, Anne Minor of Winter Spring*, Elizabeth Brown of Raleigh, N.C., and Lottie Cauldwell of Akron, Pa. Funeral Service* will be held 2 p m Saturday, April 13, in Briaai Funeral Home. Tne family will receive friend* noon to 2 p m Saturday in the funeral home. In lieu of Sowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Briason Funeral Home of Sanford la in charge of arrange­ ment*. WILLIE MAE BOB Willie Mae Bob, 80, of Lady Amy Drive, CaereIb m y, died Tuesday, April 9,2002. Bom in Clentetn, W. Va., the moved to Central Florida in 1990. She waa of the Baptiat frith. Survivor* include three son*, William Easley of Columbus, Ohio, and Theodore and Michael Bob of Pittsburgh, Pa.; five daughters, Deinita Bob of Sanford* Henrietta Matthews of Casselberry, Mary Matthews of Orlando and Debra Bob and Shirley Cuke, both of Pittsburgh, Pa.; two brothers; 16 grandchildren; and 26 great grand­ children. Golden's Funeral Home Inc., of Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. LETH E* B. DICKERSON Lather B. Dickerson, 56, of Lorain Street, Orlando, died Monday, April 8,2002. Bom in Huger; SC ., the moved to Central Florida in 2000. She waa an Inspector for Gillette in Boston, Mas*. She waa of the Methodist faith. Survivors include one ion. Clarence Dkkenon of Huger, S C ; two aister, Maml Hunter of Orlando and Laura Wallace of Manhattan, N.Y.; and one broil er, Peter Dkkenon of Plainfield, N.J Golden’s Funeral Home Inc., of Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. CORNELIA GODFREY Cmelfcu'Corky’ Cod key. 5 V a of Bo Jeremy Drive, Orlando, died Monday'April 8 , 2002,'rftPro ~*J BlllilKU of Central Florida, which she had owned for nearly a'year. Bom in Bridgeport, Conn., she moved to Central Florida from Alexandria, Va., in 1973. She served in the U S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam era. She was retired from the U S. Post Officer, where she worked for 23 years. She attended Pine Castle Methodist Church. She enjoyed bil­ liards, gardening and lawn work. Survivors include one son, Kevin Godfrey of Orlando; and one brother, Robert Godfrey of Manchester, N.H. A memorial fund has been established in memory of Ms. Godfrey at Washington Mutual Bank, 2301 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL, 32803. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. FRANCIS ANTHONY GRADY Francis Anthony Grady, 76, of Lakeside Drive, Sanford, died Tuesday, April 9,2002, in Sanford. Bom in Elmira, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida from New Orleans, La., in 1970. He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church. He volunteered for Hospice and Habitat for Humanity. Survivors include his wife, Dorothv Grady of Sanford; three sons, Thomas Grady of Shalimar, James Grady of New Orleans, La., and John Grady of Jupiter; three daughters, Eileen Carnet of Fort Smith, Ark., Susan Horn of Sanford and Patricia Morris of Lake Mary; two sisters, Mary Ward of Texas and Patricia O'Braski of Grear, S.C.; 11 grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel is in charge of arrange­ ments. SAMUEL B.HARTIS JR. Samuel B. Harris Jr., 79, of Normandy Boulevard, Deltona, died Tuesday, April 9,2002, in his residence. Bom in Macon, Ga., he moved to Central Florida from Rockville, Md., in 1982. He served in the U S Army during World War IL He was a retired master carpenter. He enjoyed woodworking. He was of the Protestant faith. Survivors include his wife, Fatriria Harris of Deltona; two sons, David A. and Ronnie Harris, both of Rockville; three stepsons, Terrell Howard of Englewood, Ronnie E. Hadden of Deltona and Dona than Hadden of Lyons, Ga.; two stepdaughters, Susan Param of Macon, Ga , and Tersa Monorc of Collins, Ga.; one brother, James Harris of Macon, Ga.; three sisters, Frances Carter, Lucille Giles of Macon, Ga , and Kathryn Rogers of Jacksonville; 10 grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. Baklauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City la In charge of arrangements. JOHN C HORNER John C. "Jack" Homer, 81, of Winter Park died Tuesday, April 9, 2002. Bom In Johnstown, Pa., he came to Sanford at the end of a 20-year Naval career, having served In the Pacific Theater during World War 0 . He also worked for Martin Marietta Corp* in Orlando from io 1973 iv/j wun 1960 to with respcnsKmi! responsibilities in providing employee servicesland i coordinating rite division'si acl activities service with a numberr of civic servlet groups. For 13, yean he waa presi­ dent and chief executive of tne Sanford Chamber of Commerce. He also initiated and organized nation­ al attention for the Golden A Games and volunteered for t^e United Way, Red Creel, Seminole County schools and other civic groups. Survivors include his wife of 59 years, Peggy Homer; one daughter, bests Homer of Oviedo; one son, John Homer Jr., o f Mount Dora; three brothers, Harry Homer of Ocala, James Homer of Shelbyville, IncL, and Wiliam Homer of Johnstown; four grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. A memorial service will be held 2 p.m. Friday, April 19, In Holy Cross Episcopal C h u nk In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be sent to Myelodytplask Syndrome Foundation, John Homer Memorial Fund, 36 Front S t, Crosswicks, N.J., 08515. National Cremation Society, Beacon Chapter of Winter Park, is in charge of arrangements. F U N E R A L N O T IC E MURIEL C PETERSON Muriel C Peterson, 82, of Hibiscus Avenue, DeBary, died Tuesday, April 9,2002, in Life Care Center, Altamonte Springs. Bom in Oneco, she moved to Central Florida in 1923. She was a homemaker. She was a member of Church of the Nazarene and a for­ mer Sunday School teacher. She enjoyed painting photography and bird watching. Survivor* Include one daughter, Joyce Kindeil of DeBary; two sons, Paul Peterson of Sanford and Duriel Peterson of Dallas, Texas; four grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; and one great great grandchild. ’* Altman-Long Funeral Homes of EfcBary Is in charge of arrange­ ments. Mr. Ervin Lee (Goat) M ille r STACY BENJAMIN SMITH Stacy Benjamin Smith, 33, of Satsuma Drive, Sanford, died Tuesday, April 9, 2002, in South Florida. Bom Dec. 22,1968, in Cherry Point, N.C., he was a lifelong resi­ dent of Sanford. He was a framer in the construction industry. Survivors include his father, E.B. Smith of Sanford; his mother, Estelle of Sanford; one son, Brian "K.B.’ Smith of Apopka; two sis­ ters, Karen Newman of Sanford and Terri Rabun of Palatka; and one brother, Stephen Vickers of Houston, Texas. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. Funeral service for Mr. Ervin Lee (Goal) Miller who passed away Tuesday. March 26. 2002 in Denver. Colorado was held. Tuesday April 2, 2002 at the new Faith Christian Center in Denver, Colorado. Committal Service was held at Fori Logan National Cemetery in Denver, with full Military Honor*. Mr. Miller was bom In Sanford, Florida. He also served 24 years in the United States Air Force. Survivors. Sisters, Sadie Black. Denver. Colorado. Betty Washington, Maryland. Algerine Miller, Cheme Williams and Sylvia Blake all of Sanford, FL; Brothers-In-Law, Hillary Washington. Maryland, Johnnie Blake and Nathaniel William* both of Sanford, FL. B risson FUNERAL HOME RUTH EVELYN WARSICK1 Ruth Evelyn Warsicki, 84, of Fenwick Court, DeBary, died Wednesday, April 10, 2002, In Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, DORA A. FUTCH PETTY Dora A. Futch Petty, 80, of Orlando, died Monday, April 8, 2002. Bom in Cross City, she resided In J Central Florida for many years. She s was a retired bookkeeper of a con­ struction design company. She was a member of First Baptist Church of ' Central Florida. Survivors include her husband, Willie D. "Buck" Petty Sr., of • Orlando; two sons, Willie D. Petty Jr., of Daytona Beach and Tharon Petty of Winter Haven; three daughters, Carole Dawes of Salem, Ohio, Judy Yates of Sanford and Diane Jones of Orlando; two broth­ er, J.D. Futch of Cross City and Richard Futch of Aiken, JxC ; one sister, Wiilene Futch of Cross City; 11 grandchildren; nine step-grand­ children; and seven great grand­ children. A graveside funeral will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, April 13, in Cross » City Cemetery, with the Rev. Paul BETTY JANE MARKASKY Betty Jane Markasky, 71, of April , Tyson officiating. Avenue, IMtona, died Friday, April Rick Gooding Funeral Homes of 5,2002, in Central Florida Regional Cross City is in charge of arrange­ Hospital, Sanford. ments. Bom Sept 8,1930, in Columbiana, Ohio, she enjoyed reading and playing cards. Survivors include one daughter, Carol Ziegler of Deltona. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is In charge of arrangements. Bom in Latrobe, Pa., she moved to Central Florida from Silver Lake, Wis., In 1991. She was a retired data processor for the state of Illinois, where she worked for more than 20 years. She was a member of St. Ann’s Catholic Community Church. She enjoyed playing Bingo. 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W in te r P a r k D r. 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 3 3 9 -7 3 6 5 J i k n AD C HARDWAREA C C HARDWAREADE HARDWAREA D C HARDWARE iiC C HARDWARE �1 4A gjgjjhK April 14. 200a T H E S E M IN O L E H E R A L D O pinion Our View Do your duty City Commissioners must demand City Hall become more accountable to the citizens A representative from th e d ty o f S t Petersburg m ade a pre­ sentation to the Sanford C ity Com m ission M onday night that focused on St. Pete's innovative neighborhood partnership pro­ gram . Basically, the program focuses on neighborhood in itia­ tives to revitalize St. Petersburg. R esidents are asked to d ev el­ op an action plan fo r their com m unity. The d ty backs those residents up w ith funding, resources and m ost im portantly follow s through with its com m it­ ment to change. Sanford com m issioners were im pressed w ith the program , b u t unless substantial changes are made in the w ay Sanford does business, d o n 't expect a sim ilar program to occur in the C elery City. W hy? Prim arily it has to d o w ith the d ty 's form o f governm ent. Susan Ajoc, St. P etersburg's N eighborhood Partnership Director, repeatedly reminded Sanford 's com m issioners that h e r d ty changed its g overnm ent style. Instead o f a d ty manager, St. P etersburg has a ''stron g " m a y o r form o f governm ent. AJoc noted that b y electin g the d ty 's top m anager, d ty governm ent becam e more responsive an d m ore accountable to th e cit­ izens. T h a t's not h ap p en in g in Sanford. O n e reason may b e that fe w o f th e d ty 's departm ent dlrectors liv e in Sanford . W orking w here you liv e forces you to b e m o re accountable becau se the fruits o f your labor, o r lack there of, are o n d is­ play fo r friends an d fam ily to see. LJ Secretary of State Powell as ‘The B ig Fella’ The conversation at a cocktail his instincts, he went to London as the head of the Irish delegation conclave of Beltway boys and girls — your regular stand-up-as-yousent to negotiate peace with Prime ea t-end-drink-wl th-theMinister Lloyd George and people-you-see-on-televi­ a young colonial secretary sion soiree — was all about named Winston Churchill. Secretary of State Colin He never had a chance, Powell. He’s the man the and the people who sent chattering class all loves, him there, most notably his but most of his Bush friend and rival Eamon Dr . administration colleagues Valera, knew that. The I hate — or at least distrust. treaty was bound to Chris Matthews of Include an enclave in 'Hardball,* who can be a Ulster, the north of the man of few words when bland, for the Irish Richard the camera Is off, summed Protestants determined to it all up with three words: stay part of Great Britain. 'the Big Fella.’ Collins, deciding a divided Matthews knows his his­ Ireland was preferable to tory, Irish history. If you don't, the more war, and believing that It would be only a matter of time Sanford h a s qualified professionals lea dBig in gFella, the as they called him, was Michael Collins, the charismatic before the Catholics controlled all d ty 's variou s departm ents. W hat they d o n 't leader of the irregulars — includ­ the bland, decided to sign. As he have, in general, is a sen se o f urgency from those did, he said: *1 tell you, 1 have ing terrorists called T h e TVvelve professionals to get the job done. How m an y signed my death warrant." Apostles* — who more or less drove the British out of southern He was right. He became corngreat plans h a s d ty staff created — 1st Street Ireland fn 1921. The son of Is fanner mandcr in chief of the Irbh , streetscape, 17/92 beautification, citizens o n b ik e oh hb WO* the nfost' from West Corfu Republican Army In the net? Pree patrols, street lights o n 1st Street (or an y w h ere popular man In his cursed country, Stale and was shot to death in an else in tow n) — o n ly to be lost in som e bureautne hero of the land, fri the short' ambush at the age of 31 in August version, and there are many long 1922 as he traveled in sight of the a a t k ’void?' . . farm where he was bom. It has |.' .1! A m ore troubling reason City Hall isn 't m o re ■• ones, he led the fight for Indepen­ dence, then against h b will and all never been proved who did the responsive o r m ore accountable is the lack o f DMrtctl leadership b y City M anager Tony V anD erw orp and th e C ity Com m ission. VanDerw orp, w h o is charged w ith lead ing the day-to-day op erations of th e dty, is not dem anding enough from his When we talk about threats to wage their daily battles over lane staff. W orse still, th e d ty com m ission and the our national security, al-Qaida and position in bumper-to-bumper trafm ayor aren 't dem anding enough of the "Axb of Evil' often head the V anD erw orp. In case they've forgotten, the d ty Ibt. Few people talk about Instead, Ridge stuck to m anager w ork s at their discretion. It's ultim ately the danger associated with .......... the platitudes that have SUVs and four-seater pick­ passed for policy since hb d ty com m ission's responsibility to set th e agen­ ups. office was created. da fo r V anD erw orp, not the other w ay around. While calling those Jlfr I le spoke of border con­ Yes, com m issioners and the m ayor a re "p a rtvehicles the "axles of evil" trol, increased funding for WM Wy m * tim e" legislators. Three o f the four com m ission­ might be too much, there's "first responders" (such as no question that firefighters and para­ ers and the m ayor w ork full-tim e jobs to supp ort Americans' love affair with medics), better planning their fam ilies. Trouble is, Sanford has full-tim e low-mileage care and and coordination among problem s. trucks has increased our government agencies. He H ere’s a proposal: Com m issioners should dependence on foreign oil. never went near the Issue Cynthia And that, in turn, poses a require each department to provide a list of projects it L» w ork­ of petroleum consumption. huge threat to the security One of the central1 failTucker ing on. A fter consulting w ith their constituents, com m issioners of the homeland. * • « ings of the Bush adminis­ should prioritize those lists and include at least one citizen-ini­ Tom Ridge, the director tration is its unwillingness tiative from each district o n one o f the lists. of the Office of Homeland Security, to wean the country from Its addic­ didn't bring up Americans’ fascina­ tion to petroleum. President Bush This proposal produces two clea r benefits: C om m issioners tion with gas-guzzling vehicles in refused to support legislation to are required to m eet w ith the citizen s in their districts to find his speech Iasi week to the require greater fuel efficiency from ou t what they, not the d ty m anager, believe the priorities American Society of Newspaper new vehicles, and he is unlikely should be; and, each d ep artm ent know s exactly w hat Is expect­ Editors. He didn't mention the fact ever to do so. Bush's history as a ed by the citizens and ca n be held accountable if they fail to Texas oilman has rendered him that last year, SUVs and pickups outsold automobiles for the first conslitulionally incapable of seeing produce. time. He didn't point out the absur­ the consumption of petroleum as a It will take d isd p line. C om m issioners will have to refrain problem. i dity of selling Humvees — origi­ from m aking every issue a priority. O ne w eek it's im perative nally built to transport troops in Yet it is not difficult lo connect war zones — to executives who that traffic be slow ed d ow n on Live O ak Boulevard. N ext those dots. The United States main­ m eeting, com m issioners a re d em anding more code en force­ m ent. T here m ust be so m e flexibility in the prioritized lists for tru e em ergencies o r new challenges. However, com m issioners should realize that ad d ing a new item to the list d em ands that another one be pushed back. Com m issioners and th e m ayor may need to consider chang­ ing C ity H all from a d ty m anager style of governm ent to one that is led by a strong m ayor. U ntil then, they need to tak e a It’s been nine m ore activ e role in d ty governm ent. That requires m eeting reg­ months since the ularly w ith residents, proposing ritizen-based program s and Postal Service enforcing accountability. began looking fo r It's a tough job, but th a t's w hat we elected them to do. H Reeves killing, probably Irish Republican American with the most friends Army men who were against the and the most credibility around the treaty that left Belfast and Ulster world. Besides, the U5. press loves part of Britain. theguy. Colin Powell may be the Michael There are exceptions to this Collins o f our day — enormously press-love, notably William Safire popular with everyone except the of The New York Times. Tills b people who count most, the most what he had to say last Thursday: hawkish of Bush's advisers. Paul *A decade ago, television pic­ Wolfowltz, Richard Perle and oth­ tures of a bloodied Inal army In ers who favor military action In retreat caused Gen. Colin Powell — Iraq and beyond see Powell as a • ever sensitive to 'world opinion' softie who just gets in the way. — to stay America's hand. As a They are not assassins, of course, result of our failure to finish that but they are comfortable, more fight, American lives must soon be than comfortable, with the prospect put at risk to protect us from of seeing Powell fail in hb shuttle Saddam Hussein's nuclear black­ diplomacy. They do not want to see mail. — Has our secretary of state the former chief of staff of learned the lesson of closure? America's armed forces succeed in Apparently not; he b now on a h b efforts to get Ariel Sharon and mission to stop Israel from winning the Israeli army out of Palestinian the war of terror that was launched cities. against It.’ And Powell will probably falL Safire speaks for many people at Then he will be the fall guy for the the top of the Bush administration, treaty or whatever comes out of to say nothing of the Sharon this..The hard-liners 11vefor the administration In Israel. They are l i t ) L I v / i l f H H H f i ) r . M f l^ T ltc to get Powell out of the way and get on with the war year, that Powell Is pushed back against the axb of evil. Don't forget into private life. He might have to duck, Mr. Secretary. been gone already, but he has been needed since Sept. 11 for missions like this trip, because he b the o a n universal n u t syndicate H om eland security doesn ’t address our appetite for oil f 4 fcA tains a close alliance with the unsa­ vory House of Saud — which con­ tinues to fund schools that teach Islamist extremism and antiSemitism — because we need Saudi oil. Just In the last few weeks, oil prices have soared as the tension between Israel and its Palestinian neighbors has flared into outright war. The first Bush administration missed an opportunity to cut back oil consumption after the Persian Gulf war, a conflict we fought to liberate Kuwait's oil wells and pipelines from Saddam's control. But President Bush the Elder was never willing to concede that fact. Nor was he willing to point out that American soldiers might have to return to the region if we didn’t curb our appetite for petroleum. Since then, American oil con­ sumption has only grown with the increasing popularity of Chevy Blazers, Ford Excursions and Dodge Ram pickup trucks. While Americans constitute only 4.5 per­ cent of the world's population, we consume 26 percent of its petrole­ um. The president's answer to America's dependence on foreign oil b to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling, even though that environmentally dam­ aging strategy would render pre­ cious little In new reserves. According to a recent report from the Bush-led Energy Department, the United States will have to Import 62 percent of ib oil by 2020 If we don’t drill in ANWR. If we do drill, we will have to import 60 per­ cent. Of course. If he serves two terms as president, George W. would be leaving office just about the time the ANWR oil wells started pump­ ing. And by then. It would be up to some other president to explain why, even after wrecking tne wildlife refuge, we were still addicted to foreign oil, and why we I still had to prop up foreign kings and dictators to keep the oil flow­ ing from overseas. And maybe — just maybe — that new president would get seri­ ous about energy policy. C M01 ATLANTACONSTITUTION On the Street The Herald asks people w hat they th in k ... a new location fo r its Sanford facility, and a ch oice has been m ade. The new post o ffice will be located on the southeast corner o f 1st Street and Sanford Avenue in the retail center containing the Family D ollar Store. We asked some Sanford resi~ dents what they think about the proposed location. It is wonderful. I think it is just grand the post office is remaining In down­ town Sanford Virginia Powell Sanford I think it b a great idea. There will be more room. Fran Morton Sanford I didn't know about the proposed location. But. it will have better entry and exit. Ethekia Abies Sanford They have to choose a spot that is big enough. I have no objections to the new location. Carolyn Cornelius Sanford I think it is great. It's a good idea. But. they need a satellite facility on the south end ol Sanford. Ann Howland Sanford �T he S eminole H erald Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich N orris and Joyce N ichols Lewis 121 Causa 9 "Son oi _ r 50 Packing order unaipadad 10 Runners*) 52 Soma orchid *w iH a 11 H artypartner arrengsmanta 124 Bamboorta 12_-Loefca 53 Old gas brand 123Haavtoalof»w 1 3 W ortoitonaaan SSKaabiar ncW agaaM from above tpofcaarr 128 OU Spaakaf 14 Hurrying S7W hte nwna 15 Spofcan 59 Jazz dub 127 Steal r t gtaa ter 18 B M data rarity partorma 102 Library of levies Congress IttU a g u t tn w l 18 Answsrsd back MCXtvatovar 129 Detrery 24 Stators 88 Varied Abtor. 106 CobMaatana spadaM 25 Lfcarator Botfvar 89 Lamb's a la s couatna IX C a zy ra b 30 Of aarvtca 71 Oladal drift 107 S oil shot 131 Evl look 32 Entry papers 72 Watering hole 108 W arts oS 34 T h a War of tha 73Paatar 110 Ambuianca DOW* W orlds' Invader 78 Sub Under 38 Key 80 Wore shades, 111 Tnc.* retaltve 37 Dacember ak say 112 Burrounded by 38 Lean* noMng to 82 Swtft at al. chance 84 Woven snare 39PoaWon 86 Dental shots 40 Young 'un 88 Bind place 42 Greek tabuM 89 X's, maybe Sunday, April H. 2002 P a g e 8 A Vintage View 95 BMboard blurtM 98 Birds of prey 100 _ _ sod: to tp hngredtont 102 Ragton along tha RNna 103 Sitcom rota tor pop (tar Brandy 106 Hearty dbh 113 Tiny tormantor MAtahuatoa's 38 Burgundy grape 41 L8» tulchar fatart 4 3 CNmnay 44 Only a moment T— 1 Tl” SP nrL H Stumped? Call 1-900-933-5155. 99 cents a minute i r~ n 1 r i ir T T IT " « ' 1 IS• p1■ ■ L ■ L ■r\i ■ w n 14 T*- TT- I T 1 ■ PtieSa utm Wad by Ones Marts 88nsilptMr The activities of the 1948-47 Seminole High School Tri HI Y Included a supper (or the freshmen girls, sponsor­ ing the annual Football Banquet and Tea honoring their mothers and graduating class. Jean Sayer was the dub's president. Pictured In the front row, from left, are Jean Johnson, Jana Chapman, Mona Ruth Mills, Balls Shannon, Mary Touchton. Elbe Jan e Gleason. Loto Lae, Myra Southward, Nancy Williams and Joyce Goodspeed. In tha second row are Ethel Vlning, Margaret Von Herbulls, Lillian Boyle, Jean Sayer, Helen Slaughter, Georgia Hutchins, Gloria Dampier, Elvetyn Rattfl and Harriett Mathews. In the third row are Hazel Routh, Jackie Armstrong, Myra Madden, Joanne William*, June Rose Dutton, Virginia Reeves snd Kitty Odham. In the back row are Dolores McLellan, Betty Hunter, Alice lundquist, Louise Clark. Caroline Lee, Je an Boteier and IJUan Moran. * ‘ ” “ " 1 | « TcT T Sem inole High School Class o f 1934 celebrates 68-year reunion u r u 14t “ _ 144 mr nr mu nr ►#t» I ■ , H IT T _ m _f J ...1 Iff 1t See Solution on Page 8A I-.* . .1 T he Sem inole High School C lass o f 1934 gathered for lunch o n April 6, as they try to do annually, for their 68year reunion. This year, 23 people attended the event held at th e Colonial R o o rri....... Restaurant G ra c e M arie in dow n­ town Sanford. It was announced, ou t of 88 m em bers w h o graduated, 27 were still liv ­ ing and 15 of those were at th e reunion. Remember that these people are around 86 years o ld . Richard Packard o f Lake M ary acted as master of cere­ Stinecipher monies, making announcements, introducing people, telling jokes and stories and making every­ one feel welcome. An update was given on most o f those who couldn’t attend and letters were read from Eloise Winn Lee and Mary Calhoun Duncun. A delicious meal consisting of tossed salad, baked chicken, green beans, mashed potatoes and apple cobbler was enjoyed b y all. The blessing was given b y John S e n k a rik ............< . . During the afternoon, there w as much reminiscing and telling o f tall tales and generally enjoying being together w ith their longtime friends. Several continued their visiting later at the home of Richard Packard. The reunion committee consist­ ed of Richard Packard, D orothy M arshall, Courier, Oviedo; Lorraine Yarborough W hiting, Geneva; Mary N ickel Sim pson and Caroline Bigger* H olzclaw, Sanford. Other classmates attending were Carl Vause Sr., W ildw ood; Claude Kelley, Jacksonville; John Senkarik and his w ife. Von, Gainesville; Alice Kaeserm an Powell, Sarasota; Virginia Gillon Smith, Palmetto; Rebecca Wilson Ponder, DeBary; N aom i G reer Poll, Orlando; Betty^Vyheql^s Boyd, Leesburg; Elm ar Johqpon, Sanford; William W t h o ld a r d his wife, Ruth), San^prd.. 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Post O ffice m o v e s, w ill Post M a ste r Jo e G u thrie have to fill o u t ch a n g e o f a d d re s s form s? O ut & A bout Expecting company SUN ___ T h e Su b u rb an Republican S a y it lo u d , " I 'm P ro u d ": M a y o r B rad y L essa rd h a s started his ow n c ity p rid e c a m ­ p a ig n b y p rinting up 1,000 b u m p e r stick ers j, ................... .....................w ith th e p h rase ■Around ttw Clock "S a n fo rd P ro u d ." W ant one? C o n ta ct C ity C o m m ission Liaison Je ffr e y B a u e r a t 3305605. "T h is is fust a sm all w ay to p ro m o te pride in the c ity ," Lessard said. "P e o p le in S anfo rd are proud to b e from Sanford. I ju s t w anted to give th em a ch an ce to prom ote their city ." w w w m I received a letter tw o y e a rs a g o from a guy who w as trem endously p ro u d o f Sanford , though I d o u b t h is a role m o d el fo r L essard 's "Sanford P ro u d " cam ­ p aig n . T h e letter w as from th e M a rtin C o rre c tio n a l Institu tion. S eem s the Herald has a c o u p le o f subscribers at the Big H ouse. Ja so n H e n d ric k s w rote to say he ap p reciated the Sp o rts cov erag e (he was b eltin g on th e high School gam es). He also w anted the p u b lic to k n o w w h y he w as in prison. " I lo v e m y hom etow n," H en d rick s w rote. " I 'm in the box for cutting a p erson w h o talked b a d about Sanford. H e d isresp ected my to w n . I did what I had to d o ." I'd call it stupidity not p rid e, b u t hey, at least h e ’s com m itted. i 1 Women's G u b will host a gard en party on Sunday, A p ril 14, from 1 to 3 p.m., in the hom e o f Beverly B lackm on, located at 501 Sw eetw ater G u b Circle In L ongw ood. C o st o f the event Is $10 per person and is open to all reg­ istered Republican women, m em bers, guests and spous­ es. T h e purpose o f the event is to raise funds to support th e d u b 's philanthropies and at the sam e time, bring together m em bers, guests and spouses for an afternoon o f cam araderie, door prizes, d raw ings, a hat contest, food an d fun. For Information, call 407884-4334 o r 407-884-6488. by Dan Ping * i j ’ M o d e l c u sto m e r She m ay h a v e b ee n B illy Jo e l's U ptow n Girl, but last M o n d a y C h risty B rin k le y w as a dow ntow n S an fo rd g al. T h e su p er m odel w as spied out o n th e p atio at M o rg a n 's C a fe eating lunch w ith h e r fam ily. B rinkley arrived in town tw o w e e k s a g o on th e A u to Train to vacation in C e n tra l Florida. B efore leaving town, she an d th e fam grabbed a q u ick b ite a t M organ's. B rin k le y 's presence cau sed a s tir a m o n g the restau ran t's patrons, at least th o se w h o noticed . All behaved and n o n e in terru p ted her lu n ch seeking autographs o r p ictu res. "W e really didn't m ention th e fact that she w a s h e re becau se w e d id n 't w an t to b o th er her o r m a k e her feel u n com fortab le," said hostess Pam E sp osito. She said o w n e r and c h e f M ik e M o rg a n considered asking h e r to sig n a m enu b u t changed his m ind . "W e ju st w an ted them to h av e a pleasant lu n ch , w hich they d id ." Som ehow , I m anaged not to sp ill tea all over m y self w hile g lan cin g over at th e next table. M ayo r Lessard, m eanw h ile, posi­ tioned him self for an unobstructed view . He quipped that Brinkley's p resen ce w as all p art o f his dow n­ to w n beau tifica­ tio n program . S o w hat does a su p e r m odel eat a t M o rg a n 's Cafe? Yellow fin tu na served on a M esclu n salad. M organ, w h o seem ed unfazed b y it a ll, has no plans to re n a m e th e d ish in B rin k le y 's honor. "A s far a s I'm concerned , all m y custom ers a re cele b ritie s," M organ said . Y eah, M ike, but not all y o u r cu sto m ers have g ra ce d the cover of Sports Illu strated w earing a b ik in i. Gol .in Item (or the Cluck? Send an e-null to ThcClockOwmlnoleheraUl com. MON ■*--------*-« — *- -■ » - l___--------------------U I m u I n v m i fH rtrsQ B y t o t r o n f r i r t c f n l Visitors are always welcome — or at least there'* parking (or them — at th« Seminole County Services Building, located on East 1st Street in Sanford. A saturation ol signs in Iron! ol the building let visitors, and only visitors, know where to park. Bank Robbery Thwarted Oviedo Officer James Moore helped stop Wednesday a possible bank robbery. At 10 a.m., the officer observed throe men In a gray 1988 Chrysler LeBaron. They were parked on the access road behind the Walgreens drug store and Ihc SunTrust bank, which are located just east of State Road 434 and Mitchell Hammock Road. Nearing the vehicle, he noticed the sub­ jects with a shotgun, th e subjects fled, but police caught up with them near the Oviedo Marketplace mall overpass on State Road 4)7, Police arrested Jamario Brown, 18, Mannica Robinson, 22, and Antonio Jackson, 18, all of Orlando. All wen* charged with conspiracy to commit an armed robbery and resisting arrest. Robinson was additionally charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and the driver, Jackson, was addi­ tionally charged with aggravated fleeing and eluding. Police Operation at Mali An operation conducted Wednesday by the Sanford Police Department and the City/County Auto Theft Bureau in the area of the Seminole Towne Center mall netted several arrests. Sanford Investigator Mark Padgett arrested Reinald Vazquez, 27, of Sanford for his third charge of driving with a sus­ pended license and attached tag not belonging to vehicle. An agent of the Sanford police Special Tactical Unit arrested Rachel Spusta, 18, of Sanford for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Vehicle Theft Seminole Deputy Robert Bailey arrested Tommy Gatlin, 37, of Sanford Wednesday for grand theft auto. On April 2, Gatlin allegedly borrowed a 1997GMC Suburban from his employer, Travis Ikuting Center in Longwood, so that he could go home, change his pants and return to work. According to police, he never brought the vehicle back, but instead traded it for drugs around the 13th Street area of Sanford. Two days later, sheriff's office deputies found tire vehicle abandoned. Burglary Sanford Officer Daniel Camargo arrest­ ed Herbert Boston, 32, of Sanford Thursday for larceny and burglary. Boston allegedly tried to steal two fishing polos valued at $300 from a Sanford Landing Apartments' resident. Seminole Investigator Bernard Hartner arrested Alexander Gordon, 29, of Sanford Monday for burglary. Sometime between Nov. 12 and 18 2001, Gordon allegedly broke into 112 South Crystal View in Sanford and stole approximately 570,000 worth of property. Blood found at a home's broken window matched Gordon's, according to police. Gordon was served the charges at the Seminole County jail where is being held without Police Blotter bond for a Wisconsin violation of proba­ tion warrant. Marijuana Possession • The sheriff's office City/County Investigative Bureau executed a search warrant Wednesday at 741 E. Church Ave. in Longwood. Agents arrested residents Ryan Williams,2H, and Jason Williams, 19. Both were charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and Ryan was addi­ tionally charged with possession of mari­ juana. Simultaneously, the City/County Investigative Bureau also executed a search warrant at 739 E. Church Ave. in Longwood. Agents arrested residents Joseph Franta, 41, and Dirryl Markee, 41. Both were charged with possession of marijujna and drug paraphernalia and Market* was additionally charged with possession of cocaine. • Seminole tX*puty Edward Cortez arrested [Xmald Berini, 22. of Winter Springs Wednesday for possession of mar­ ijuana. Authorities stopped Berini'# vehi­ cle because he was traveling 63 mph in a 45-mph zone of Red Bug Lake Road. DUI • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested Domingo Espinoza, 35, of Sanford Thursday for driving under the influence and reckless driving. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blotxi alcohol content of about .21)9. • Seminole [X-puty Shane Love arrest­ ed Kermit Roberts, 74, of Geneva Monday for driving under the influence. He refused breath tests at the jail Suspended License • Seminole Sgt. Mark Dibona arrested Teresa McGowan, 36, of Sanford Tuesday for driving on a suspended license. • Sanford Officer Thomas McCall arrested Olivia Boctti, 29, of Longwood Tuesday for driving with a suspended license, reckless driving, driving without a seal belt and possession of an open con­ tainer of alcohol. Boetli allegedly drove recklessly by passing a driver in a no pass­ ing zone and running a stop sign in the area of Southwest Road and 16th Street The passenger of the vehicle reportedly was in possession of two open containers of Old English Malt Liquor. • Seminole IX’puty J.ilam Vann arrested Johnny Golden, 27, of Sanford Wednesday for fraud, driving with a suspended license and probation violation. • Seminole I X-puty James Ingram Jr., arrested jimmy Franklin, 20, of Sanford Wednesday for hi# third charge of driving with a suspended license. • Seminole Deputy Christopher Fannin arrested David Fleming, 20, of Sanford Tuesday for driving with a suspended license, possession of a weapon by a career criminal and probation violation. A small silver handgun and masks were found In the vehicle. Fleming was on pro­ bation for sex offense on a minor and dri­ ving on a suspended license. Shoplifting • Sanford Officer Fredrick Eldridge arrested Stephen Perigd, 31, of Sanford Hicsday for shoplifting and possession of drug paraphernalia. Perigo allegedly tried to steal $270 worth of merchandise from Ihc Orlando Drive Wal-Mart. • Sanford Officer Thomas Frarisen arrested Charming Byrd, 19, of Sanford Monday for shoplifting. He allegedly tried to steal a $120 portable compact disc play­ er from the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart. Attempted Murder Sanford Officer Frank Hilton arrested Robert Jj llano Jr., 19, of Sanford Wednesday for two counts of attempted murder. On April 9, Jallano and another black male attacker, yet to be identified, reportedly stabbed two individuals at or near the residence of 500 W. Airport Blvd. apartment 1810. The victims of the attack were transported with serious injuries to the Orlando hospital by air rescue heli­ copter. Possession o f Crack Cocaine Seminole Deputy James Ingram Jr., arrested Antonio Hawkins, 35, of Sanford Wednesday for possession of crjck cocaine and drug paraphernalia and pro­ bation violation. Hawkins had two stamp bags of crack and three crack pipes in his possession. A condition of his probation for the sale of crack was not to return to the area of Kings Road. Arson Seminole Investigator Cindy Campina arrested Lucinda Baker, 44, of Geneva Tuesday for arson, burglary, grand theft and dealing in stolen property. On April 5, Baker allegedly burned the house at 880 W. Settlers Loop in Geneva. Before setting fire to the home, she reportedly stole sev­ eral items including a television. She then pawned the television at an Oviedo pawn­ shop,. Sex Offense Sanford Officer John Difatta arrested Jaime Mendoza-Henandez, 21, of Sanford Tuesday for loitering and a sex offense. The suspect was allegedly peeking Into a Koxccliff Circle home watching a couple have sexual intercourse. No Driver's License Sanford Officer Gerald [Xizier arrested Virgil Thompkins, 21, of Sanford Monday for driving without a valid driver’s license. C ongressm an John L. M ica w ill host a meeting to discuss transportation Im provem ents for the State R oad 415 corridor at noon M onday, April 15, in the O rlando/Sanford Airport. M em bers o f the Seminole C ounty Commission and Expressw ay Authority have b een Invited to attend and p artid p ate in the discussion. A lthough no official action w ill be taken at the meeting. M ica is inviting discussion regarding prospective trans­ portation improvements to th e corridor and options that m ay enhance access between Volusia County and the O rland o Metropolitan area. For further information, call 407-657-8080 or 407-6655651. FRI The 4-H o f Sem inole C o u n ty is hosting its annual sp ag h etti d inn er Friday, A pril 19. The cost is $5 for adults, $3 fo r children 3 to 12 and $15 for a family. Senior dtizens receive a 20 percent discount o n the meal. The dinner will begin at 6 p.m. SAT The city o f Longwood is hosting a night of b lu r grass 6 to 9 p.m . Saturday, April 20, in historic downtown Longw ood at the Com m unity Building, locat­ ed at the com er of West Church Avenue and Wilma Street. Bring lawn chairs to enjoy the music. No alcoholic bev­ erages allowed. For more inform ation, call 407-2603447. The Sem in ole Brom eliad So cie ty is hosting its annual Brom eliad Show and Sale 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 20, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 21, at the Sanford Garden Club, locat­ ed at the com er of Fairmont off of Highway 17-92. M em bers will be display­ ing their best plants to give the public the opportunity to see and learn more about the various types and species of bromeliads. Blooming plants, non-bloom ing plants and seedlings will be for sale For information, call 407328-8231 or 407-321-0838. \ I �Tin S eminole Mo u ld Sunday. April M. 2002 P a g e 1 / i L a n d -------------dial opinion until Tuesday's meet* big. staff decided to support the project after the applicant agreed to several concessions including limiting the project to 2 5 homes per acre. The project still must be reviewed by the state and approved by commissioners again this summer. Residents are concerned about flooding that would result if the subdivision is built. They describe the Myrtle Street ares as extremely marshy and believe the recent addition o f the Hester Avenue subdivision Autumn Chase only com pounded the problem. The applicant considers the property to be 30 to 50 percent wetlands. N eighbors disagreed estimating the property was 80 percent wetlands. After visiting the site, county staff also dis­ agreed stating in their report to com missioners that "there may be as much as 60 percent" wet­ lands. A final wetlands count will come from the S t Johns Water M anagement District. "A utum n Chase should have never been able to be developed," said Myrtle Street resident Nancy Jasm in. " I t's low lands and it always will b e." BJ Simons, who lives across Myrtle Street from the proposed Lake Jesup Woods project, said he fears water run-off will only increase if the subdivision is approved. He said he noticed a "trem endous Increase" in stand­ ing water on his 12.5-acre proper­ ty after Autumn Chase was con­ structed. "I ask all o f you to consider how this is going to effect the neighbors," Simons said to com ­ missioners. C om m issioner Grant Maloy said he would vote in favor of the project, but when it returns for another approval "it needs to have the wetland deviation" plan com pleted. Although com m issioners approved the Lake Jesup W oods com prehensive plan amendment, they delayed rezoning actions on tw o other Myrtle Street parcels farther east. Com m issioners / agreed a comprehensive study o f • the area is needed before any m ore developments are consid­ ered in the area. H o r n e r ----------Ceattaead b o a Pag* 1A Service wfcfa >fc time I repeatedly ran into people who remembered Jack and thought very highly of him ." Hom er retired from the U S . Navy after 20 years o f service, including tours in the Pacific Theater in World War II. After retiring from the Navy,' Hom er and his family moved to Sanford. From 1960 to 1973, he worked for Martin Marietta Corp. in Orlando where he was responsible for employee services and coordinat­ ing the company's activities with the region’s civic service groups. He became president and chief executive of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce in 1973, a ltion he rem ained in until C o n ce rn fo r Y e a r Harrell k Beverly Transmissions 2WW. 25th St, Sanford iiimi S 5. Downtown businessman Don Knight, of Knight's Shoe Store, remembers H om er as a dedicat­ ed community leader w ho loved Sanford. "Jack was 110 percent cham­ ber," Knight said. "H e and his wife, Peggy, were well liked in the community. Jack w as always a hard-charger when it cam e to the chamber and the city of Sanford. He was all for Sanford." "I did not know Jack Hom er personally, but I got to know him through nis grandson M ike, who Is the director o f the Kissimmee Chamber," said Angclia Gordon director of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. "H e w as a wellrespected man in Sanford. During his tenure as chamber director there were m ore than 1,600 members, which says a lot about him." Mike Hom er remembers his grandfather's service a t the chamber. "H e retired( from the ch.jml*er about the time L w as in high school," Hom er said. "A lot o f people in town knew m e because of C ra m p . I was always proud to share his nam e." Homer said his grandfather's experiences helped Influence his own career decisions. "Cram ps enjoyed serving the community and being the cham ­ ber director," H om er said. "A t the time when I began to look for what my next stage in life would be, a cham ber position cam e open in Apopka. 1 didn't have any forma) experience as a cham ­ ber director, but I had watched Do you have a child that w ill be 4 years old on or before September 1,200 2? D o y o u liv e in S e m in o le C o u n t y a n d w o r k a t le a s t 2 0 h o u r s p e r w e e k ? D o y o u q u a lify fo r fo o d s t a m p s , f r e e /r e d u c e d John ‘Jack* Homer, center, was a leader in the Sanlord community. He became president and chief executive ot the Sanford Chamber of Commerce In 1973, a position he remained In until 1966. Many still remember his many achievements during hie chamber tenure. assistant. "C ram ps was my ultimate role m odel," H om er said. 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It starts with a primer, then a bonding agent and then applica­ tion of Clear Coat to seal in the paint. This protects your paint from outside impurities such as salt, air, carbon and oils. The impurities will oxidize or fade a ri j| s-, I H I ! ^ | 1 - ; 15 , > •Automatics • Standards and Clutches •CV Joints Imports & Domestics Family Owned Since 1978 Warranties Accepted - > ' I car's paint color. The process involves about three to four mills of primer, then four to eight miUs o f color p ain t The Clear Coat is about three mills, What Evergalze Inc. wishes off *ny C lear Coat. want to fill any scratches n buff them o u t This process to tell residents is that they need to protect this last layer. Fo r when it is gone, you have no protection at ail. Being that you have so little C lear C o a t you don’t want to lose i t Here is what needs to be b*0 * “ d diould be done w polisher. You get an even f <urc from start to finish. M glazes are liquid and not a paste. 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(H w y. 17-92) Suite 144, Sanford A Collectibles Judaic Gifts Baskets, Pottery, Quilts Jewelry, Boyds Bears Holiday Decor, Home Accessories And Much More Open 7 Days • Mon,-Thur. 10-7 * Fri. Sat. 10-8 • Sun. 12-5 T A B L O ID S - B O O K S - N E W S P A P E R S To A dvertise On This Page C ontact John Coffm an at (407) 322-2611 O n S p e c ia lty G r a d e Paper & N o w n p r in t C a ll D o u g F a lz o r 3 2 2 -2 8 1 1 F a r Q u o te s R E S e m in o le H e r a ld E J J C O M M E R C IA L P R IN T IN G �P a g e I O A Sunday, April M2002 Pornography citiz e n s a re convenicnl lightly focused. T he city going on right now ." A nother feature of the town center w ill b e the existing Cross Sem inole "frail, which will be repositioned to offer maximum ped estrian and bicycle paths into the tow n center around its boundaries. Central Winds Park will also b e a trait of the town ce n te r alon g w ith additional green spaces. The d ty received approxim ately $5 million in state p a n t s to acquire the green spaces. The d ty also received a federal grant in 1996 to fund a State Road 434 pedestrian bridge crossing. " It's going to b e all the things dow ntow ns used to be in tha 3 0 i and 4 0 s ," said Charles Carrington, W inter Springs com­ munity developm ent director. "W hat happened w as he was taking the photographs and live c a m from our Juris­ d ictio n " said A rapahoe County Undenheriff Grayson Robinson The 726 photographs identi­ fied eight victims. Robinson said police still have a large |nW 1 1 f l C fi I 1 I I U ' I 1 aB >w I i I ’t ppretfe f i e d w t. B e r n pint, bndw atnfl and color schsmsswd not bo reedy until the epprov* jiom w m w cwMnQ nouM •no mi n it tone rrvttrvtoon wnci in possd ted ay It locafed t t tha comar of t«t Street and Sanford Avanua and would « Dogs and Saoond Imago Cortumo 8lore. Tha ownar of iht proparty, W.Q. Lassltar Jr. f l m t m M Id common* wM a drei was llnalzad Joseph Brecfconrtdgo, a spokooman , COMhe egp sou gw deal to dose 30 doyo and anttdpotea the focMty would open a ownar of Saoond Image announced two monlha ago that aha was dosing har shop. Soy*! odd he wee unaware f>e Poet Olltoo wao moving to hit location und ho reed Uadtor <ld not comment on tie Mure of tha Family Dollar store or lha SahrallonArmy Citation the more they revise die " O rth said. "It's difficult the story keeps changing « ff Ik * M rfU s * from one o the parties." T h e child 's father has other concerns, as welL While sheriff's office deputies and emergency w orkers responded Immediately to the scene, Hooper Sim pson d id n't arrive until two hours after the accid en t said Steve Omstein. " I know subdivisions com e last on the totem pole," Omstein said. "T h ey hav e to clear the m ain arteries fir s t" The trooper's late arrival d idn't bother him so much, it w as his refusal to hear eyewitnesses' testi­ monies, h e said. Omstein's attor­ neys are also questioning w hy there w as no dtation for careless driving. According to FH P records, die driver was d ied for traveling 33 mph in the 25-m ph residential zone. The two reports, however; indicate the driver w as tin the w rong side of the road at tha point o f Impact Originally, authorities believed Grady operated a sec­ ond photo studio in Las Vegas, but Robinson said Thursday that turned out to be just a mail drop. The Seminole County juvenile b thought to be the only victim in Florida, he C FA S A announces scholarship W e warmly welcome you^nd your family to join us for our F irs t A n n u a l F a m ily B A R -B -Q U E ! Pick up the tittle ores and Join us for in afternoon of famify fun, great food, music and intertaimreml This Is a great opportunity t network and show your support for your Chamber so don't dslay, tickets are on sate now! Th e Ber-B-G ue will take place on Saturday, April 27 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at your Chamber Located at 400 East First Street In beautiful Historic Sanford. 0 d r ts il » * k U I pnci ot S I S 00 Presented by Sanford Main Street, Inc. Info: (407) 322-5600 E v e r y b o d y L o v e s starting their modeling careen. A local Seminole County juve­ nile is one of 60 suspected young gtrb photographed by Grady. 'Colorado authorities con­ tacted us. We talked to her Tuesday night, and w e talked to her again Wednesday ” said Steve O w n , Seminole County Sheriff's Office spokesman. The web site, identified as "trueteenbabes," featured teenaged girls posing in bathing suits and lingerie, as well as in various stages o f sex­ ually explidt nudity, according to police. Receiving a court order two days after Grady's arrest, Arapahoe County deputies shut down the site after it was traced to a server in Dallas. Young girls were "recruit­ ed " through Internet message boards and chatroom s, Robinson said. The Seminole County juvenile, which authorities refuse to release information about, reportedly flew to Colorado to oe pho­ tographed by Grady, Robinson The Central Florida A m ateur S o ftb a ll A s s o c i­ ation (CFASA) is proud to o ffe r a C en tral F lo rid a A m ateur S o ftb a ll A ssociation H igh S ch o o l Scholarship. These scholarships b en e­ fit a high school sen io r on a FHSAA sanctioned softball team in the co u n tie s o f Brevard, Indian River, Lake, O range, O sceola, Sem in ole and Volusia. CFASA has p ro v id ed about S15,000.00 in sch olar­ ships since 1995. An ap p licatio n m ay be dow nloaded from th e web site at: w ww .asausas o f tbal I .com/sc holarshlps.shtm l Applications m ust be post­ marked no later than April 30. For the first tim e, CFASA will award three $1000 High School Scholarships w ithin the counties mention above. 1/2 P r ic e B u y A n y F u t o n & F r a m e & T a k e 1/2 O ff A n y C o v e r In S t o c k % j: ) :: GIANT WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM A lta m o n te S p r in g s • 1321 E . H w y. 436 * 4 0 7 - 3 3 1 -7 4 0 0 i �T l II Si MI NOI I I I I l ( \ l I) Inside: Section B C lassifeds 7B-9B C rossword 9B T V L isting s 4B W eather 10B Sunday A p r il 1 4 , 2 0 0 2 nefs Miracle to help Seminole Athletics POP WARNER SUNDAY Seminole Youth U and C heerleading don (SYFA) will be ristration for the am er Football season today y) from 1 p.m. to 5 at the Sanford Wal- ■ yers will also be ab le to ter for the Je ff Blake ill Camp to be held at note High School on turdav, May 4th from 8 . to 4 p.m. For more inform ation call •SYFA or e-m ail at 'apopwamertfchotmall.co Special to tha Harold ORLANDO — T h e O rlando Miracle announced W ednesday that the team ' will donate 50% o f all single gam e ticket sale proceeds from the (Saturday) May 11 preseason gam e versus the Miami Sol to the Foundation for Sem inole County Public Schools, Inc. The money generated w ill be ear­ marked for Sem inole County schools sports teams. If Seminole County students and administrators, fam ily and friends can help the M iracle sellout the TD Waterhouse C entre (17,306) on May 11, the county can earn up to $100,000, which will go directly to supporting their local athletic programs. This m arks the first-tim e In franchise Fundraiser could raise as much as $ 100,000 for sports programs history that the M iracle has collaborated w ith a school system for a fundraiser of this m agnitude. O ver 70,000 flyers will be distributed to all Seminole County students and em ployees detailing the charitable program. According to the Foundation for Sem inole County Public Schools, high school athletic budgets need over $200,000 to fund a complete program. In addition, athletic program s must p ay for all equipm ent, officials, security, trans- . portation, field maintenance, utilities and uniform s are all through gate receipts, fundraising efforts and booster clubs. After the final donation am ount has been determined a grant process will be implemented by the Foundation for Sem inole County Public Schools, Inc. to distribute the funds accordingly. Sem inole County sports program s seek­ ing funds must apply for a grant through the Foundation. "In response to reports o f local athlet­ ics being in jeopardy, we felt that it was our responsibility as a concerned com ­ munity member to assist Sem inole County schools with their challenge. We strongly believe that athletics are critical­ ly important in the developm ent o f our youth and the future o f our community," said C hief O perating O fficer John Weisbrod. "T h is is a wonderful partnership to enhance Sem inole County's athletic proams. I look forward to the gam e," said m inole Superintendent Paul Hagerty. "W e realize It takes an entire community to contribute to the total development of a child and we are thrilled to have the Orlando M iracle as our newest commu­ nity partner." Season tickets for the M iracle's fourth season are still available in the lower bowl o f the TD W aterhouse Centre with prices ranging from $8 to $36 per game. Season tickets can be purchased by call­ ing (407) 916-W N BA . S ASEBALL GREATS LEBRITYGOLF x-time A ll-Star Sudden” Sam M cD ow ell <i| host the 2nd Annual l o "Sw in g With the 'C h arity G olf Classic presented by T h e Dr. P. Phillips Foundadon at Clermont Country C lub on Friday, April 19“ *. O ver thirty former M ajor League Alumni will jo in M cDowell in the scram ble tournam ent with proceeds benefiting the Rotary C u b s o f Central Florida. The "Sw ing W ith the Legends* C harity G olf Series features a fo rm e r. Major Leaguer participating as captain of each corporate foursome. Baseball alum ni confirmed to participate in this year's scram ble include former National League MVP George Foster, C y Young W inner M ike Cuellar, World Scries M V P Pedro Guerrero, Rookie O f The Years Stan Bahnsen And Tom Tresh, All-Stars G ary Carter, Ed Bailey, G lenn Beckert, Ned Carver, Mudcat G rant, Rich Rollins, , Winter Park H igh alum nus Jack Billingham, D oug Bird, Ike Delock, Bill Denehy, Dick Drago, Rich Folkers, Joe Ginsberg, Wayne Granger, Bill Hepler, Billy Klaus, George M itterw ald, Hal Morris, Ivan M urrell, John O 'D onoghue, Danny Ozark, Dennis Rasmussen, "Jungle" Jim Rivera, and Jon Warden. The "Sw ing With the Legends" C harity G olf Series reaches over 35 cities across the country each year to help raise significant funds for local and national charities. Alum ni volunteer their time to participate in these events and insure a unique golfing experience in the name o f charity. Rotary International is an organiza­ tion of business and profes­ sional leaders who provide humanitarian services, encourage high ethical stan­ dards in all vocations, and help promote goodw ill and peace in the world. For more inform ation or to participate as a golfer or corporate sp o n so r Denny Kurir M IA M I C O A C H E S IN K IS S IM M E E University of M iam i coaches Larry C oker (foot­ ball) and Perry C lark (m en's basketball) w ilfb e the fea­ tured guests when the Central Florida Hurricane Club D inner is held next Wednesday (April 17) in Kissimmee. The dinner will start at 7 p.m. at D am on's Restaurant, 5770 West Irlo Brunson Memorial Highway. Cost is $20 for Hurricane Club m em bers and $25 for non-members. All proceeds to benefit the StudentAthlete Scholarship Fund. For m ore information regarding tickets, please contact Leinad C ross at 305284-6699. R a m s r e m a in C lin ch top seed in 6 A 2 , T u ttle w ins 4 0 0 th re d h o t L \ By Dean Smith Sports Editor By D*an Smith Sports Editor LAKE M A R Y — If any­ thing, last w eek's upset at the lianas o f Sem inole has inspired the Lake M ary base­ ball team to try even harder, and not caused a letdow n as some had hoped. Since that first loss o f the season the Ram s have posted three im pressive victories to clinch the top seed in the upcoming C lass 6A -D istrict 2 Tournament and give Allen Tkittle his 400th career coach­ ing victory. Tuesday evening o n Conrad Field a t M elching Park in DeLand, D.J. A ckley hurled a masterful one-hitter as Lake Mary clinched a tie fo r the regular season district title with a 4-0 blanking o f the Bulldogs. Wednesday evening back at home, the Ram s (7-1 in dlsSee Ram s, Page 2B Seminole softball keeps on winning •■$*•••-,i ■ * 3 'JlS L * nut PHOTO I Robert Yero (shown playing for Sanford Post 53 above) singled in trie game-winning run in the bottom of the sev­ enth Inning as Lake Mary edged Lake Brantley 3-2 to cinch the top seed for the District Tournament. Seminole secures third in district race By Dean S m ith Sports Editor SA N FO R D — After the w ay the season began alm ost no one gave the Seminole High School baseball team a shot at a w in­ ning season, let alone a possible high seed­ ing for the district tournament. But the Fighting Scm inoles have been out­ standing since opening the season 1-6, as two more w ins tnis week, heading into a road game a t Spruce Creek on Friday, raised the Tribe's record to 14-10 overall, or 13-4 since the season-opening Big Blue and Raminole tournam ents. Tuesday night coach M ike Powers' nine claimed a hu ge road win, knocking off O viedo 4-2 behind another outstanding pitching effort from Victor Gilbert. The stocky righthander scattered five hits and struck out eight as Sem inole finished 44 in the Class 6A-District 2 to finish third behind Lake Mary (7-1) and Lake Brantley (5-3). T he Tribe will face the Patriots in the first round o f the District Tournam ent at H istoric Sanford Memorial Stadium in two w eeks. The 'N oles then eased past Flagler Palm C oast, 6-1, at home on Thursday. Sem inole will close out the regular season this w eek with a Seminole A thletic Conference game at Lake Howell at 7 p.m. on M onday and then go on the road for a 7:30 p.m . game at Deltona on Tuesday before finishing at hom e with a game against Spruce C reek on Friday starting at 7 3 0 p.m. Against the Lions, Jason Louwsma blasted a two-run hom e run in the first inning to give the Tribe a quick lead at Mickler Field. Colin Irvine scored the first o f his iwo runs for Oviedo in the second inning, but Chris Krall drove in the answ er in the top o f the fourth inning. Irvine scored again in the fourth inning, but Robby Rotunno singled in Dominic Petracca with an insurance run in the top of the seventh inning. Louwsma was 2-for-2 with the home run, also reaching on a hit by pitch and intenSee Tribe, Page 2B R aiders power past Patriots By Dean Smith Sports Editor SA N F O R D — The 1927 Yankees couldn't have put on a better pow er display. The Sem inole Com m unity College baseball team did its best im itation of the 'Bronx Bom bers' on Tuesday, blasting five home runs in only six innings in rolling ov er Central Florida Com m unity College, 14-4, in a Mid-Florida Conference gam e ended by the 10-Run Rule at Raider Field. SCC is now 25-20 overall and right in the m id ­ dle o f the conference race with a 10-7 record. T he Patriots fell to 13-26 overall and 6-11 in the M-FC. The Raiders are in Palatka playing a crucial three-game series w ith St. Johns River Com m unity College this weekend and will be in Leesburg o n Tuesday lo face Lake-Sumter Com m unity College in a 3 p.m. conference battle. Coach M ike N icholson’s squad will play its final that* hom e gam es next Friday and Saturday when it hosts Santa Fe Com m unity College from Gainesville. Friday's nine-inning gam e will begin at 3 p.m. with Saturday's tw o seven-inning con­ tests scheduled to begin at noon. CFCC took a 3-0 lead into the bottom o f the third inning, but then SC C 's offense exploded. Lyman grad J. T. W illiam son led off with a sin­ gle and cam e around to score on back-to-back singles by Winter Springs' John Michael Howell and Donnie Burkhalter. Tom m y Solitario then put the Raiders ahead for good when he launched a three-run homer. The hosts then started to put it on the Patriots. Dan Quartararo and W illiamson led off the fourth inning with back-to-back singles before Howell and Burkhalter blasted long back-to-back home runs to make the score 8-3. CFCC got a run back in the top o f the fifth inning, but SCC put the gam e away in the bottom o f the frame as Brian M achek and Brant Gadzicki both hit two-run hom e runs in a six-run inning. See SCC, Page 2B S A N F O R D — Sem inole High School head softball coach Dave Rogers appears to have gotten his wish. After losing two games last week the Tribe coach w as h o p ing his team would get back the fire that had carried it to a five-gam e winning streak not long ago. And that is just what has happened as the Fighting Sem inoles had won three straight gam es heading into a Friday evening home game with Tim ber Crest. "I'm still not completely happy w ith som e of the things w e're d oing," said Rogers after beating Lake Brantley on Senior Night Thursday. "But w e'll be ready when district com es." Tuesday night Sem inole con­ tinued a seven-gam e homestand w ith a crucial 3-1 victory over DeLand in a Class 6ADistrict 2 contest. Andrea Peloche allowed one run on seven hits to get the pitching win, while Kara Lively tripled and drove in a run and M egan Pickren drove in a run. Thursday night, the Tribe cel­ ebrated Senior Night by mak­ ing short work o f Lake Brantley in another district encounter, 12-0, in a five-inning Ru n Rule win. That w in also gave Sem inole third place in the district race and a matchup in the first gam e o f district with Lake Mary. Sem inole will finish the regu­ lar season this week by hosting Dr. Phillips on Tuesday at 5 p.m. and powerful Arlington Country Day from Jacksonville on W ednesday at 7 p.m. Trinity Prep agreed to give up its gam e with the Tribe so See SH S, Page 2B S C C softb all team splits co n feren ce tw in -b ills By Dean Sm ith Sports Editor SA N FO RD — The Sem inole Com m unity College softball team bounced back from a tough doubleheader loss on Tuesday with a sweep on Thursday. The Raiders suffered backto-back 4-2 losses to confer­ ence power Florida Com m unity College at Jacksonville at Raider Field on Tuesday. But the team got things sort­ ed out to on Thursday, sweep­ ing Lake-Sumter Community College, 6-2 and 8-0, in Leesburg. SCC is now 35-14 overall and 15-8 in Mid-Florida Conference play. The Raiders are at home this weekend to host Brevard Com m unity College today (Saturday) and Miami-Dade Com m unity College Sunday in non-conference duubleheaders starting at 1 p.m. SC C will make up a game with Daytona Beach Com m unity College on M onday at 2 3 0 p.m. and then host St. Johns River Com m unity College in a big M-FC doubleheader on Tuesday starting at 2:30 p.m. �P a g e 2 E Bawhy April H. 2002 Sunbelt Super Series to run at New Smyrna Speedway tonight! Special to thaHwald SAM SUIA — Tonight (Saturday) the second race o f th e R oad to Charlotte Sunbelt Super Series takes th e green flag for a 125-lap event at New Sm yrna Speedw ay. The first race w as w o n by Mike Bresnahan ov er Dick A n d erson , Jam es Powell II, Wayne A nderson and L ee F a u lk a t C itru s County Speedway in Inverness. D avid R ogers and Barry Willoughby are a lso expected to Be in the stellar field. In ad d itio n , the card w ill also have heats and features fo r the L ate M odels, Sportsman, M iniStocks, S u p er Stocks, and Strictly Stocks. G randstands will1open at 6 p.m. w ith pre-race practicee at 7 p.m. ana rac racing action beginning at 7:30 3 0 p .i N SS is located 10 miles South o f D aytona Beach, betw een 1-4 (Exit 56, East) and 1-95 (Exit 84, W wt) at the intersection o f Highway 4 4 4k S tate Road 415 in Sam sula, between New Sm yrna Beach, DeLand, Sanford and Daytona Beach. O RLA N D O SPEED W O RLD B IT H L O — The Clastic Cars w ill pay a visit to O rlando Speedworld next Friday, April 19. A lso on the card will be heats and features in the FASCAR weekly Racing Series divisions of SHS Continued from page IB Sem inole cou ld tak e on Country Day. T h e fin al gam e w ill see the 'N oles head to O rlando to face another power, Edgewatcr, on Thursday a t 5 p.m . Prior to Thu rsday gam e, senior's Stephanie Asbury, M ind y Crouse, M egan Gantt and Ashley HU1 w ere recognized fo r their contributions to the SH S Softball Program . An ironic tw ist cam e about during the game also as all four seniors, w ith Crouse at the plate, TtibeC o n tin u ed from page lBtiona! walk. Petracca added a double and a sto g ie and scored twice, while Kenny Erickson had a sin­ gle and Sh an e Larson scored a run. For O vied o, Irvine w as 3-for-3 with a d ou ble and two runs scored. Ju stin Young added a single and a n RBL w hile Kevin Com insky, Brian Brooks and Barry B axter each had a stogie. Thu rsday a t Alum ni Field, Joe Kennedy led off the top o f the second Inning w ith a towering blast to right off Erickson. were on base at the same time. Jenny Abend roth w as the w inning pitcher, allow ing one hit (to Lofton in the first) and strik­ ing ou t three. Contributing to a 12-hit attack were G an tt (dou­ ble, single, three runs, three RBI), Hill (tw o sto­ les, tw o runs, RBI), Asbury (tw o singles, run, BI), Abendroth (two singles, run), Pickren ip ie, three RBI), Lively (double, (doul (triple, run), Beth C ase and Katie Burdeaux (stogie, RBI), C rouse (run. three RBI) and Kimmy Beaudoin (tw o runs). But that w as on e o f only two hits the junior righthander allowed in fo u r innings o f work. Travis W alker allow ed one hit in two innings o f relief and Bryan Armstrong cam e on to strike ou t all three Bulldogs he faced to the seventh inning. The Tribe tied the gam e to the bottom o f the second inning on a single by Rotunno and a later sacrifice fly by Ryan Q uinn. Seminole scored its final five runs to the third inning o n four hits, With one o u t, Krall w a s hit b y a pitch and scored on a stogie by Petracca. A fter a w alk to Louwsma, Rotunno doubled to courtesy runner Tyler Falvin and then Brent D avidson sin­ gled to right to plate b oth Louwsma and Kotunno. Davidson w ould score the final run on a stogie by Larson. Rotunno w as 2-for-3 w ith a double, two runs scored and an RBI. Other contributors were Davidson (stogie, run, tw o RBI), Petracca (single, run, RBI), Larson (stogie, R B I), Louw sm a and Krall (each w ith a tin g le and run scored) and Q uinn (RBI). see C ontinu ed from page I B Zach M cC am ie was the beneficiary of the power su rge as he w ent the first six innings, allow ing four runs on seven hits and striking ou t seven to g et the victory. Dan DeChlrico worked a perfect seventh inning for SCC. O ffensively, all nine Raiders starters had a t least one hit a s the team pounded out 15 safeties. How ell w ent 3-for-3, including the hom e run, and reached base all four times he batted. H e also scored three runs and drove in three. O ther hitters were Williamson (2-for-2, three runs), Burkhalter (2-for-3, home run, two runs, three' RBI), TYson M alik (2-foM , d ou ble, run), Q u artersro (2-for-5, tw o runs), Solltario (hom e run, ru n, three RBI), Gadxlcki and M achek (hom e run, ru n and two RBI) and Ben Spragu e (single). R A ID E R S 14, P A T R I O T S 4 S IM I. « 7 ( 004 44# a _ 14I I 1 ■ C u n * (topped trier ■**«* M y by 10-Run R ob. Wagner, O ym e t (3), Flndur (5), Underrun (4) and O t n M . McCamte, O rO U riro (7) i n i Sohterio. W P _ McCamte. LP _ Wagner. Save no w . 2B . C F C C Cole* SCC. Malik. 38 . non. U S . SCC, H o w e ll Burkluiteg Solitarich G ad dck l Madwk. Record. _ C FC C t >26 overall M l M-PC; pCC 25-20 o v r r ill 10-7 M F C . 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You can listen to the radio show anyw here to the United States via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Give them a call and support "y o u r'ra d io show! R ES U LTS O R L A N D O S P E tD W O R L D M M * A p ril I ■ A N D 0 U K 7 S _ I. (4) Patrick C o m d i 1 (40) d u d Akira; J. ( I I ) AueUn C a r ; 4 (32) t a x U y n * A (J ) kary Abb S U r U L A T I M O D U S _ 1.(10)E rie S te d y A (00) fin d AHIw k 1 (54) Ro m lh a n t a v 4. (20) Ben LXandki; A (30) M irk Emberton; 6. 0 1 ) Stott b r a t 7. (44) C n g Sm ote 4. (J7) Ski Sttte* 4L(7) M M Griffln; 14 (14) Rami* Roach; 11.(34) Midi**! Stagg* 11(43) Mack M O O O T I D . I. (2X) Jaaon Royd; 2. (7J) Beth* H a k e 1 (5S) Sham Held, 4. (30) fatal Fong; 5. (Of) Rob Underwood; 4. ( I t ) Ptdi* AJhaon; 7. (17) (M tb o i S u d a n ; S (OS) Thri Bryant 9. (91) Donald Steppy; 1& (00) Eddie Tovat S PO R TSM A N _ L (23) Richard Might 2. (5) D m Danyer; X (7) MR R am s— -----C ontinued from page 1B trict) secured the No. 1 seed aa R obert Yero tingled w ith the , bases loaded to drive to toe 1 w inning run to the bottom of the seventh toning to edge Lake Brantley (16-5 overall, 5-3 in dis­ trict play), 3-2. Thursday evening a relaxed squad rolled to an 11-6 non-dis­ trict victory over visiting Spruce C reek to give TUttle his 400th victory in 19 years at Lake Mary. B ut with toe happiness cam e bittersweet news as Matt Horwath, a four-year starter for the Rams, had successful surgery on his elbow by venera­ ble Dr. Andrews o f Tommy John Surgery fame. H orw ath doubled as a pinchhitter for Lake M ary on Monday and then headed to the University o f Alabama at Birmingham to have toe surgery. According to H orw ath's father late Thursday, the four-hour surgery went well and h e was , Horwath has ith e L S U . , ranked No. 5 in this week's Baseball America Poll and No. 3 to the PSWA Class 6A State Poll, are now 221 o n toe season and will play t U t 4. ( 22) H a m , G m d m 1 (77) D n a i) *>>*■> le w a r o c * _ t. cm RMtr <>r. i w » ■ 0 * 1 JD)1 U U «l(W )M r D m rte 5 (IW )K ^ H m U w M W 0 k * W (« ) A o n N U v It . m Rm A ASM ton; U (7) n * M c f M ; 11 ( O u d C ii f — r , 14 (4) Ron Pubeeu; 15 (3W ) C try K * N ^ S T O C K t. «47) D M Could; 1 Cwy M ; 101) D a w h w f c A 0 ) C « t I W m ; 5 .(2 ) Rce W t o lm M O t A ^ McCormick; 7. ( I t ) Dartd Gould; A (OS) Bub a l Si t w i J . (4 9 S r iU ; t a (DO) M " It . ( » ) H I W H # * t l m C M M cC m n 1 1 ( U ) l e e w d Saxy; 14. t o ) Retort A f ld m w ; 11. (37) S e rtn y iw ; l 1 (55) Dwayn* Tb a w ixs 17. (77) Rip D yat I S (7B*Y) IN rtd tf. (72) Bobby S e i m 3P. (25) SM C a t e 21. (7S) M W w r n u e r n s t o c k _ 1. P ) m C a w a to ) h i m 1 W Mbt • M fM W 4 (4S) Jhn lm * r . A (71) Kowtend U m A H O O n * G o a * 7. (74) John Stephana. sum _ flfl NSW S M Y R N A W U D W A Y Sa*aad»j5 A p ril# M O O m S P . 1. (7) M art VkatJ c e t i h r . 1 (W ) terry Im Ytehutuagh A (2X) Bobby State A (7X) Gaoll H a p a a t 5. (2S) Re D nria A (1SJ Jiattn Handteoon; 7. (17) WUIaai SuBhrtet A (X I) I d K A d ; *. P X ) M i White; 1ft (44) M id o ri Urban; 11. (77) R r t Rhlaca. s u m IT O C K _ t. (2) Scat Whatey-. A (25) C M k C o M l A (22) M s u n 4 (41) M H d M 1 (30* M M M w f c A D O ■ * > * 7. (D| O H M cK m k A D ) H t Cofcm v; t . (33) lU fly Caudrit 14 ( H ) A M D d M u 1L ( 11) R n in Sdadts 1A (12) D M d * C m f t i A (Z 7 Q Iw g R H b o A u r r ; 14 (I7 P ) J a h Wrenkowrtfc I A (07) K a rt, A a p r 14 ( 11) N k k \ b g k r 17.0 » ) Sandy | m 11 (1IX) R m SMcy; I I 0 7 ) Dab Canadt 20. (74) J a m Dwyar. 21. (7) Jolw Olaw i M ; 21 (45) kflka SoabgK 2A (44) Daan M o C M d n . H O O i m IW C S f q ar t awa S w t i 2 M f w M >7 D a y M a OadgH _ l. (5) BoM>y G ilt f o n t 2 (72) Hal G o o d m diavntafe A (25) d a y R o a n , Rad; A (2S) Mlctiaal tik fc a * n * t 1 (SR) A nd xw MadHn. r o n t A (M ) Shana Huffman. K k k o fy Font 7. (22) jaamSanrla, O w n e M A (B R ) Bmy M m w y . Q w n e H ; » . P0> Mart N a M t M t Ift (*) C M M u M Font 11. (01) )o»ai K M a c C M i c l a t U . m h n > y Sw a n Ford. a (10) Marie O w t h . F o n t 14 (14) S tew O r t a lU v M * 11 (M ) KaMh io g g n . C h a rm b t 1A (57) )o t H a n U a v Ja. C h a rm b t 17. (44) H i Karim O m i o tit, 14 (21) Jay Blatr, Q w r r o lf t t l (Of) taka f e w Chrrrolrfc 20 (1) Don S w r t M d . O v r r o b t 2L ( l t t ) Dm Martin. Ponttac 22. ( I M ) Mark Whitakn; □ w m i a t a ( O ) S h w W U b o , M t 2 4 (48R) la y I W t . O v m d a t 21 (AIR) LubaW n, Font 24 (11) Start M fc , C h m o N t 27. ( U « ) M e M etugfon, Clm iuto, 2S (P) IC«Ttu« D r ia , Q m robt 25. (SS) L »« Tbao«. Q u rn itn ; 30. ( I ) lo v d a Darldaon, ClwvnJaC 3 1 .0 1 ) D rrld ( W a t O m tto U ; 31 (2J) » * y lobartaon, O i a n o H : a (IS ) C a M n U r t n , C M n o H 34 (01) taaton H id g a a Chcrrolat a 0 1 ) Derrick KaOay. O w rtelat 34 (3K) M khari S m h t i ; Chavndat their final hom e game on M onday at 7 JO pan. against Oiymput H igh SchooL It will also be Senior Night. The regular season w ill end w ith road gam es at Spruce Creek o n Tuesday and Lyman o n Friday. Both games w ill start a t 7JO p.m . After letting several scoring opportunities slip away against Sem inole, Lake M ary w asted no tone to jum ping on DeLand. Tbcker Pearce led off with a stogie, moved to second on a passed ball and advanced to third on a ground out before •coring on a single by Ryan Bono. Kyle Bono w as then h it by a pitch and he and Horwath, run­ ning fo r Ryan Bono, pulled o ff a double steal and both scored w hen Christian Rosado reached o n an error. Ackley w as in control after that, striking ou t 12, including five to a row twice, and not allow ing hit until one-out to the seventh inning. N o Bulldogs runner reached third to the game. The Ram s added an insurance run to the fourth inning when Yero singled and later scored on a single b y M ike Brady. Yero w as 2-for-3 with the run scored, w hile H orw ath and Kyle Bono both doubled and Pearce, Ryan Bono and Brady all had stopies. le Bono had an outstanding against ike M ary’ a^ Lake Brantley, allowing three hits and striking out eight over five innings, b u t did n o t get a decision. Trailing 2-1 going to the sev­ enth, Ryan Bono led o ff w ith a w alk and Kyle Bono singled b efore Kris vigue tied the game w ith a stogie, setting u p Veto's gam e-w inning safety. Yero and V igue were both 2for-4, w hile Rosado picked up ■the w in to relief. Thursday night at Tbttle H eld the R am s w ent about their busi­ ness b ) rolling past the'Haw ks,1' ' , i lefthandes Paul, -w ______ •went the first four - ••* innings, strik in g out three,'* to ’ ■ run h is record to 6-0 and Tim T hom as allow ed one double and struck o u t six over toe final three innings to earn the save. Offensively, Kyle Bono blasted a long tw o-run hom e run, while Vigue w as 3-for-3 w ith an RBI, ~ an Bono w as 3-for-4 w ith an I and Brady was 3-fo M . A lso hitting were Jason Pirns and A ustin Pride (both 2 -fo M , two R B I), and Pearce (2-for-5). Track athletes show off stuff at Seminole Invitational Meet B y D e a n S m ith Sports Editor HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon JtA P s p i as* We Do It A ll!! In clu d in g • OUSTING • VACUUMING • M0PPING/WAXING FL00RS| • CEILING FANS •ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED INSIDE A OUT •CHANGE DIRTY LINENS CALL TODAY! ” “ 2 5 % O FF • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES • APARTMENTS • COMMER­ CIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING •EXCELLENT SERVICE • AFFOROAGLE RATES • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOW PACKAGES WITH COUPON 25% O FF* "" 1st TIME SERVICE • LIMIT I PER C U S T O M E R • M U S T P R E S E N T C O U P O N A T TIM E O f SERVICE • N O T G O O D W ITH A N Y O T H E R O F F E R • W ITH CO U PO N O N LY NEATH-TIDY AIL CLEAN 407- 324-1111 We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Sem inole County & surrounding areas. SA N FO R D — For years the Sanford O ptimist Club sponsored Sem inole Invitational Thick Meet has been considered one o f the top events on the High School track schedule. And this year w as no different as 55 boys and iris teams descended upon Buddy Lawson em orial Track at Thom as E. W higham Stadium last Friday night. Sem inole Athletic Conference athletes w on 10 individual events, w ith the Lake How ell boys and Lake Mary girls being the top local finishing teams. The Silver Hawks boys were runners-up to Oak Ridge, while the Rams girls were third behind cham pion Vero Beach and runner-up Sebastian River. Individually, Lake Brantley's Kaisha Weeks and Lake M ary's Jessica Zabel were double winners, Weeks claiming the 100-Meter H igh Hurdles and 300-M eter Low Hurdles and Zabel taking top honors in the 1,600- and 3,200-M eter runs. Winning one event each were Sem inole's Andre Raines (100-Meter Dash) and Chequilla Jessie (Shot Put), Lyman's Kevin Cook (800-M eter Run), O viedo's Lauren Austin (800-M eter Run), Lake Brantley's Jamei Oliver (High Jum p) and Lake H ow ell's Brandon M arshall (Triple Jump). Sem inole High School's boys team also w on the 4x400-Meter relay. The regular season was to have ended with the Lyman invitational at Carlton D. Henley Stadium Friday night heading into the Sem inole Athletic Conference Meet to also be held at Lyman High School this Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. R O YS T E A M SCORES 1. 0 .1 Ridg* lli£h S O u o l 6*. 2. U k « l k m . l l (Ugh School, 51 A E d g rw .tr, High School. A Brilrvtrw High SchooL H . A Utm Bach High SchuuL (7 SO. A S noinol. High School *17. If a u n High SchooL 44. S Winter Perk High School, 42 50; «. Ouflotte High School 34 14 U k * S an de r ><!»>• School J 4 11 hUrdn County High SchooL 22; IA Boone High School 21; 13. S rh u tU n River High School 17; 11 South L »L r High School 17; 11 Oviedo H igh School 1 4 J4 16. D eituu High School, 14,17 Thnily Prep School 13; IS. Timber Creek High School I I 14 S t Cloud High School IA 24 U k e Mery H igh School 1450; 21. M jtn Ln d High School 4 21 L m tn jrg High School 4 IA Winter Spring. High ScKool 4 24 C d c n iil High School S; 25. Jane. High School l 25. Apopk. High School 4 27. Sprue* Creek High School A S a b n * » High School 3; 29. A llu id c High School A R ESU LTS (w inner, end S A C flaUhenl 4c*X> Meter R eUy . 1. Winter Perk High School R IA R i; A U k * B nntky High School&19.9h; 4 Seminole High School RAAlh; 4 U k * M u y High School SASJh; 9. Winter Spring. High SchooL 444th. 115 M e ta High H urdle. _ I. Willie Browning IA Vkm Bach High School 14.7B; 4 J a h Butler, 1A Setninol. High School IAEA MB M e m O a h _ I. Andre Rein** IA Seminole High School 11.134 A Ricky Argra, IA Lynun High SchooL 11.19; 4 Nidi M atin. 11, U k * Howell High SchooL 11-34 7. Reggie O unpbeil 11, U k e M a y High School 1162; 4 John WUlUim. I A U k e Howell High School 1143. 1405 Meter Ren . I. D u i Faker. 1A Boon* High School 127.17; A Cknet M otile* 11, U k e Howell High School <3429; 4 Durtin Hick* II, Winter Spring. High School 433.47; 7. Ben Sera* 11, U k * Howell High School 43A54 IA G e n ld Chftettai.il, Lymen High School 44A09. fclBB Meter R*l*y _ I. EJgew.ter High School 4114 1 Srmmoie High School 4154 4 U k * M a y High School 44.72; 14 White* Spring. High School 4702; 14 Lynun High School 4934 400 M r it f D a h _ 1. J a n B.pd>t*. IA O ik Ridge High School 5434 4 B rin Young I A Seminole High School 5A09; 7. O uuncey W a r. 14 U k e Howell High School 5A54 300 Meter In termedUte Hurdle* _ 1. Mike M om * 11. Brilrvtrw High School 39J1; 4 Nick M atin. 11. U k * Howell High School, 5424 •00 Meter Run _ l. Kevin Cook. 1A Lynun High School 1J79S; A Ad* Wta*. U k * Bnnttey High School 15443; 14 O m a Morale* 11, U k * Howell High School LOSS I . 200 Meter D a h _ 1. Leilet Singletary, IA EJgew.ter High School 2234 A TV.vo Wood* 11, Lyn un High School 2A71; 4 N k k M atin, 11, U k * H ow tll High School 2AB7. 1200 Meter Rea . 1. Den Paker. 11 Boon# High School 93404 4 Mike Guide* 11 Oviedo High School 937J A 4 Jimmy K in d * IA Winter Spring. High School 100034 4M00 Meter R*l*y _ 1. Seminole High School 33 154 4 Lynun High School 33707. High Jump . 1 . Janrl Oliver. 1A U k * Brautey High School 40400"; A Brandon kfarttuR 11 U k e Howell High School 60 400 '; 1 Howard U n g a d . Oviedo High School 600 W ; A Dillard Gould. Oviedo High School 5-1400"; 7. Kria Keate* I A U k e M a y High S dm ol 5T0OCT; II. Victor Johmon, 11, Lynun High School STOOD". PoU V a i l _ I. Brad S w a to u l 1A South L it e High School 130400*; 7. Malt Bate* 1A U k * M a y High School 120000*. Long Jump . 1. Later Singletary. I A Edgewater High School 22’09 00*; 1 Rkky Argro, (A L yn u n High School 220100*; A Brandon Manhan. IA U k * Howell High School 2111 OCT; 4 Jotet WUUan* IA U k * Howell High School 2109 00*; 2A Mike Robert. Oviedo High School 190000"; 21 Cameron Bateoun. 1ft U k * Mary High School i r O l . W ; 17. Jett Mathu, 10. Seminole High School 140450"; 31. Ed WUlingham, 14 U k * Mary High School 14*1100*. Triple Jump _ I. Brandon ManhaU. IA U k * Howell High School 470000"; 4 Kyi* Harri* 14 Lynun High School 44*0125*; A John William* IA L ite HoweU High School 43T140*; 11. Ned Va* IA Lyman High School 41*0100*; 24 Author Drummond. Winter Springe High School 34*0700*; 27. Trietan Chratric. Ovtedo High School 340625" Diaen. Throw . I. W a Srcxkbarger. 10, Chariotte High S d m t 161*0400"; A Jeremiah Stoke* 11. Srmmote High School 145*0200"; 14 Matt M o ra . IA Lyman High School 120*1400". Shot Pul _ 1. W a Samkharger. 10, Charlotte High School 55 0750*; A Chartea Johiwon. U k * Branltey High School 40*0850"; IA Clin! McMillian. Ovtedo High School 4406-50*; 21. Robert William* 14 Lyman High School 110200*, 24. Mika Redding. IA Seminote High School 40*0200*. �T he S eminole H ulalo L M TW C M u rc o u rT o tim itm M AM MR ■ ■ ■ i COUNTY, C O E W fTM Q W O A O t COM Oum CN, W U M M M. 8 M tm C O R O O • TA TI A TTO R N EY S OFFICE; CLERK OF T > « CMCUTT COURT M M N O U COUNTY, FIO M O A; n C H O M T IO CORN.: SEMMOLE COUNTY. FIO M O A: STATE OF FLOMOA DEPARTMENT OF REVEN U K T M C H A M MANHATTAN M M . AS M O C N T im TRUSTEE: TR M A NORN ISON; UNKNOWN ■ M U M OP W U iA M ML S M m t M U A U S . SCM tDT I M O W N JO H N DOC: JANE DOC AS UNKNOMM TENANT'S) M --------------1 OS T W SUBJECT L O T M , R EFIA T O S MEAD M EM O* U M T TWO. ACCOMW4Q T O T H E SLAT THEREOS. AS M C O R C E D M SLAT SOON U . S M S 17. O S THE SUBUC K O O M M OF SEMMOLE COUN­ T Y S U M M . AND RANT OS LOT ES OESCMBEO AS: BEOM AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OS LO T ZS OS S A B RESULT OS MEAD MANOR. UNIT TWO. RUN NORTH W td f WEST ALONQ THE NORTH u n i os e ju o u n a , m oo f e e t ; T H M C B SOUTH t r s n r WEST, T41A0 SECT TO THE NORTH UNE OS MBAO DRIVE; THENCE SOUTH W O T A T EA S T ON A CHORD ■CARSO TO A CURVE TO THE R M H T HAVING A CENTRAL AN0L1 OS 12-9 VST. A RADIUS OS IT S 00 FEET; THENCE AROUND S A D CURVE S i 2* FEET. THENCE n o r th tr ta r w ea s t o n ea s t­ e r l y U N I OS S A O LOT 7% 1*174 S O T TO THE F O O T O S BEQMAAVA: AOS MEAD DRIVE. OVIEDO. FL 137*6 M * been Rad agartot you and you ‘ lb H M lg O R D l)W I any. to a. on I C. WMwn. PA.. Attorney n r n a rtf. RddrMi n 1800 m ASTH STREET. S u m I JO. FT. L A M E K M U L FL 33X0 rattan »ae ly 00 ) Kayo a*a> tw M puMcatoi to r « Motto* n tw (Piaua pubMh Ll TH E SEMMOLE HERALD) and I s t w original «ML tw Cbm to taa Cowl aAfwc baton aorvLos on MNuoUw or m ibM t ■wormy i naknaCribAki m iiir y ■ i Act Straons w*h g a apactto aooomi to pail r u m « M p » •hotod contact tw Court >at 201 N. Park Anemia. FL 37771, Tataphon* (407)323-4330 not Lata< Swn aerati (7) daya prior to Sw pro­ neaitoig. E tearing bnpoasd, (TOO) 1400466*771 or Vote (V) 14009944770 irtiFtartdt M a y Setvtoea. w m f S S isp hood and tw awl al Via Cdurt M l day or APR 4 20021‘ MaryiAa iw Matas ■" ■ -n .iH Aa 6ark to tw Court •i.., Sp Rut) King AaOUtfutyCtoW Pubaah: (Ptaaa* piteah In Tbs RuMWcAprt1A.11.30Q3 LL0T3______________________ W T M C M C U T COURT OF THE IITH M A M FOR COUNTY. C A M NOu 93-CA427-14-W F U S T UMON NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE. NELLY KRAM, HEATHROW MASTER ASSOCIATION, IN C : HEATHROW WOOOS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. S C .: LOLAS CHERRY: SAM M UM . JOHN DOC: JANE DOE AS UMLNOWN TEN AN TS ) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT R o n e s OF ACTION TO; LO U S CHERRY YOU ARE N O TtlED tw l an teson lor Forotooauro W Mortgags en tw LOT 73. HEATHROW WOOOS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOCK A l. FACIES 2 6 X , *4CLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA, ANO A PORTION OF LO T 71. HEATHROW WOOOS. ACCORO*40 TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED t ! PLAT BOOK 4U . PAGES 29-30, OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. F L O M M . BEING MORE PARTICULARY DESCRIBED AS FOL­ LOWS: BEGIN AT THE NORTH­ EAST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 71. THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*000(7 EAST 299 AO FEET. THENCE RUN WEST 900 FEET, THENCE RUN NORTH 01*4300* EAST 299 72 FEET TO POWT OF BEGMMNO A/K/A: I OS S MOLLY AVE. SAN­ FORD. FL 32771 has baon Rad agarW you and you ara ngtomd to tarn* a copy to yo> wrtBan idalanaaa. i any. to A. on Mantel C Wabaon. P A . Aaomey tor PtonoP. who** adWau la 1900 NW 49TH STREET. SURE 12a FT. LAUOEROAU. FL 33309 iwtun tur­ fy (30) daya altof tw Iral pubtcaaon ol taa Note# to sw (Plaaaa pubaah to THE SEMINOLE HERALD) and ■s tw orhpnal oUR tw Clarti ol tua Court outer tetoro aarvtca on PlonUra attorney or nanotMlofy twraoAor. otenwa* a rlotai.W ad te ontorad agaawl you tor tw IWM man DtothAtoi Act Paraora wan DtoSbUtoaa noadtog a apaoM acoommodaaon to ptracto— t ri ton pro coating ahoukl contact tw Court AttoWaoPaka at 301 N. Para Avenue. SarUOrd FL 33771. Talaptena Nutnter (407)333-4330 not latar tw n aavon (7) daya prior to tw proceedng. I tearing rtnpeaed. (TDO) 1-000#66-1771 Of Vote (V) 1-900MS-9770 via Florida Ratoy Samoa. WITNESS my hand and tw aaal ol tua Court taa day ol APR 09 2002 Mon Aiaw Mono A* Ckark to tw Court By Ruti King Aa Dopwy Clorti Plinth. (Ptoaia pubrnh n Tte c AprO t4. It . 2003 LL 102 M THS CIRCUIT COURT FOR 9EM NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FUa No. 93-307-CP 9U RE: ESTATE OF R U U R a ERUCCXHENER. _ KOT1CE 70 CREDITORS IIw adrunteaton to tw aafata or W U U R a BRUECXHEMER. •eoooo* Flo Natter 03-307-CP. to pontoig to tw C ka* Court kv ®*n*'°*t Cowry Florid*. Pvabato DRNton. tw addoao ol etach to 301 KL Port Aaonua. SontonL FL *3771 Tte namaa and adtoaaa ol tw to«*«Rig w nw and. conOngarU or irtopatotoij ctokna, on ehom a copy W tUa norte la aanwd muM S t t t e datow M b tua Cowl WTTHN THE LATER OF M « (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FttST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TVtS NOTICE ON THEM A l otwr cradton ol tw dacodanl or etoi tUa court WTTHM THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THM NOTICE. ALL CLAMS NOT SO F U D W U B eF O R E W R S A fln E a CARYUFUaM M *" 130 W. Oraaruraa Lana Late Mary. FL 32741 Altomoy tor Paraonal RapraaarUatro FRANK C WHIOMAM, Carynro Florida Sw No. 116200 STENSTROU. MdNTOSH. COL­ BERT. 1M90HAM t SMMONS. F A SarUord. FL 327724*41 Tatophono: 407/333-2171 Pl/Wtohc Apr! 7.14.3003 M THE C S K U R COURT I COUNTY. MM C A M M L : n-CA-1M1-14-W C H A R U S L BARAOONA, JR . TnatoaettwCtertoa J Baragona navoratUa TintL RICHARD L HOWELL. DANNIE ELBE and DEBORAH SMrTH, hit NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tw l tw undanlgnad, MARYANN E MORSE. Ctorh ol tw Clreut Court. Sondtoto Cowry Ftortdo. aR on tw 23rd itoy ol Aprt. 3003. al It DO a m , al tw m at tort door d tw BonUncUi Cowry C o u t n a s , 301 Norti Pork Aywxw . SarUord, Florida, that oltar tor auto and atA al pubic outcry to to# fugteal and teal tuddar 4n , 1. - . ip -I, to * a w.Kh ■ it m cun, H. m#■ U..4 fOHOvnng avscrnvo prcparty to SumtotUa County Ftorlda, toato Paroal T, Lot It , ol Ftorlda land and CotaNnaon Cotrywnyi Addton to Souti SarUord. acoordtog to tw pM twraol racordad to Ptol Booh 1. Pago 73, of tw PuUc Rooordi ol Sondioto Cowry. Florida Panto I: Lot 10. Stock 7, Ttor B. Town to Santord. acxsntrg to t w pial twrato aa racordad to Ptol Book f, Paga St, to tw PuMc Racurdu to Santetoa Cow ty Florida. eg als John V. Baum. P A 213 louti I Matend. Ftorlda 32731 P te rh A p rl 7,14,2003 LL047 M TMS COUNTY COURT S I AND FOR I COUNTY. C m Ns . 00-CC-10I7-30-R WEKIVA VILLAS ON THE GREEN CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC., a Ftorlda nol tor profu corpora­ tor!, L eg als H A N D FOR 9EMS40LE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION F M Number 01-1397-CP IN RE ESTATE OF CATHY A COWART. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED twl tw adraraatraltcn to t w aauta to CATHY A. COWART, donated. Fla FAftef 0 M 397OP. H pending In Ite O m it Court fat SammoH Comfy. Florida. Protwte Otvtrec. tw adrtata to afrrh a M l N. Part Avenue. Sanford. Ftorlda 337711392. Tte namaa and hdrttai t i to PAUL G HAY. DONNA T. HAY. and THE PROVIDENT BANK, af al. Nones op NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN per tuato lo a Fowl Summary Judgmant to Fondoaun dalad March 27. 3002. antarad in Caaa N o Ot-CC1097-3DR af tw Counfy Coal to ■s^Pite^oEw ww«Ruif^njff r lurKM WEKIVA VELAS ON THS GREEN CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC., a Ftorlda nef tor prpN corporaBon. N 9w PW rM and PAUL G HAY. DONNA T. HAY. Mid THE PROV1DENT BANK ara tw Dafandvrts. I wK aal to t w hk/wal and baaf bid. (Hr tor caah a c t u a t e tort dom e! Sw Bamtools Counfy Courtrouaa. 301N Park Atranua, Sanford. Florida 33771 M 1100 o'clock A M . on tw 30 day to Aprt, 3003. t w teeming tart Fatal Summary JUdgmarU. to a9 UnU 9 WEKIVA V91AS ON THE OREEN I. a condonunkmv accord­ ing to tw Plal twraol. aa racordad In OWcwf Racorda Book 14*4. Paga 1709 P t e c Racorda to SanuncUa Co rty. Florida. DATED tua 2* day to March. 2003 MaryAnw Mona. Dark By. Mary Semupa Daptoy Clarti Flalana OuSarrai Malcftow. ESOURE Waan A Malchoa. PA ASomayt tor PHrtP 130S Eaal Robkwon Steal Ortando, Ftorlda 32901 * you ara a paracn m ti a dtaOkry ordar to partdpaaa In tua procardtog. you ara mau d , al no port to you, to tw ptrmrtcn to cartam m w lanca P im a conlad Court AtonrtataHon al M l North Part Atranua, Surta N M I, Santord. Florida 33771 (407)333-4337. mtun (3) aorlung daya to yo u racapf to tUa nolte: t you art teartig or vote knpakad. cat 14900)996-9771 PtoWah Apr* 7,14.2003 C S K W T COURT OP THE IS tl JUDICIAL CtflCUTT W AND FOR I COUNTY. C A M NO. OOCA-914-14W ALL tfTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al ptraona on whom tva note# la chaienga tw vtokkfy to tw art. tw toWkHcabona to tw peraonto rapraaantatara. vanua. « ymartcaon to tka Court ara raqukad to Ma thee Ctfadona with tea Court WITHIN T K LATER OF THREE MOfFTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O F A CORY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al cradSon to tw decadent and other patron, having dakna or a n te on attorn a copy to taa n o te la asnrad wahtn tre e mortte altar tw dtoa to t w tail puMcaaon to tin nonce mutt N t twacHana arth taa Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATO N O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM At otwr ciacMua to tw dacadanl derma or ailaH mull No tw* daknt w*h taa Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO F LE D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Data to tw Iral puMcaaon to taa Ntote M Apr! 7, 3003. in to lefevre 13554 CryilaJ River Drive Ortando. FL 3262* Artomay tor Paraonal John W. Foliar Ftonda Bar No : 318920 Baker A Hoarattar. LLP Pod Ofhca Bo, ||2 OrHndo. Ftonda 32903 TtHphona (407)649-4000 Pubkah Aprt 7,14.2002 U.037 NOTICE OF LIEN SALE ctergaa tor attach tw undankmad H •ranted lo ubs/y m owner , ban to tw goodi teramariat daaertbad and ilorad to Unda Bob i Sal Storage. 2950 W2Bm Slraal Santord, Ftonda 33771. (407) 33*9933. And. due nohea having bean ghran. to tw owner to laid property and at partwa known to clam an rtaratt twratn, and tw tnw apacrlwd to auch nobca tar payment to auch tevatg aipeed, tw gooda wal tw told al pubtc aucton lo tw htgteto Odder or otwrNOTICE IS GIVEN purauarU to a awe ttopoiad to on Apt* 34, 3903 Judgnwm to Foradoaura dalad Dtoa ol Auction Tima 2 45 PM ‘977/00 and a third ordar anwrtdtog •rNWdpandngcauaar'.......... rite** llta rt e iiH ia d M a n s s . 2002. 1a m , / AUCTIONEER^ J ,t , ,.| l^flTNISS my hand and apalj# paid 1 antarad,m Caaa M O C A 9I4-I4-W Un* No . Cualnriwv Ita H l l art Cowl tua 1day toAprt, 3003. to tte Circuit Court to tha Ittfi UAHYANNE MORSE JurtcHI Clreut In and tor Samnoto ttlM B *t «««l» Clarti to tw C k cul Court County. Ftonda wterttn LiSaita Natorwl Aaaoettnen aa ktdaniura By; Mary Stoupa Auctonta At DapWy Ctortt Titrate imdar tw ktdaruun dalad aa 504. Eamaitma Jtowtton, 131 to W1/W, Sanaa 1M9-3, n Ite STEPHEN K COOVER Academy Ava. SanAonL FL 32771, Ftorlda Bar No. 0314090 PlartM and Donald Sancter » Va bad. T V . anHrtatomanl cactiar. 3 Donald Loot Sancter, to al. tw Hutohraon. Mwiwto I Cooyar, P A Dafandarua. I twl aat tm APR M . Ftoal Ofkcu Boa 1149 mac. baga andboaaa Sardord. Florida 32771 2003. af It OOam al tw mart tort 253. Ere Fochtor. 1524 Wtndndga (407)323 4051 door to tte Samattoa County C k . Santord. FL 32773. microwava. PutototoAprl 7,14.2003 C a itn ua* . M l FL Port Atranua. TV. large dot h u t . Id a . dktoa Sarfeni, Ftonda. to tw hnywu OdLL049 bike, mwc- baga I bora, dai tor caah. tw btourtog daacted 268 Kntoarty Brown, 1919 Lktcton M TM* C te C U T COURT Ava. Santord, FL 32771. Vacuun. prcparty aa aal torth to tart |udg9EMS40LE COUNTY. irwnt to art: chair tnartrni A boa lpnng. VCR. FLORIDA anUrtammanl ait. ate*, mwc, baga Tha Nortteaal 1/4 to tte Sototewit CASE NO.: 01-CA-311-14-Q 1/4 to tw Nort! 1/3 to tw Soutwart Aboiaa. TV 1/4 to tw Soutwrail 1/4 to Skelton 727. Sergio Galvan. 150 HkkHn NICHOLAS T. CHRYSOCHOS 21. TormiNp 20 South. Ranga 33 Uka Or . Sarkord, FL 32773. 1962, 1/2 Ion Ford Pickup, Vln Eart. Sammola Counfy Balng mora parttcularfy daaertbad aa tolotai ANTONIS KALANA3 and COSTAS •IFTCFI0F7CPA55921 A CONSTAWTIFADES. Comnwnca al tte Parminant 729. Sargn Galvin. 150 Hrddan Ratalme a Morumwnl daugnalmg Lake D r. Santord. FL 33773. t979.2 tw SW oomar to laid Sacbon 2 1 . Door BMW. Vto*237S912 NOTICE OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tw l, nm twnca N 99 dagraaa 1729* E 441. J t F Brown. 1419 VtoancHCL. purauaru to a Fnal Judgnwru dalad along tw S boundary Ina twraol Watt. SarUord. FL 33771. 3 Wicket March 32.3003 to Caaa No. 01-C A 131119' to tha Parmananf Chav,, bad haaefcoard. bookatelt. Rafaranca Montmwnl daugnating 111-14-a to tw C h a d Court to t w tw SE corrwr to tw SW 1/4 to tw Eytaandi Jutoctol Dwtria to and tor 129, Brian Nawaoma. 1*15 W. 15«i SW 1/4 to aard Saebon 21; tianea N SamrcTa County. Ftorlda to atUch S t. Santord. FL 33771. ratndgorator. NICHOLAS T CHRYSOCHOS S tte labH. couch, want bad, (tame, mac 00 dagraaa 4CTJT W along tw E bomdary t e tiarato 693 97 to tw Plate* and ANTONIS KALANAS F .T w m n i Rafaranca Mra»»n»n| on and COSTAS A CONSTANTI320. Mona* Sanctei, 100 tta tTFnSi kna to Sammola Woooi NIDES, art tw Datondanra. I ad ta l Swaalgum Wood, S t, t 138 BouWvard dtrtgnaang tw SW cetr to tw hrtowal and b te bkter tor Dasona. FL 32725. bo, lpnng. matcaah to tw totoy at tw Watl Front trail, d m ia r, chan, boom bov, Iantef cl tw N 1/3 to tw SE 1/4 to tw Door to tw County Coutoouoo. 301 SW 1/4 to laid Saetton 21. comma m racket, mwc boaa* FL Pork A n n SarUord. Ftonda to twnca N 00 dtTtaa 4063* W along 230. Mwwnda Martn. 3931 Ektar 1100 am. and 2:00 p m. on April Spring C * . Santotd. FL 32771, day tart E boundary ana to tw S W 1/4 to 23. 2003. tw kAcnwng du ct e d bad. wetter, dryer, d r u m and tw SW 1/4 TO W to tw N RW kna propony M l torth m tte Final to laid Sammola Wood! bouHvard. JuiJjmflt' 349. Robert Barking Jr. 2995 twnca S 89 dagraaa 11'43'Watong Thai part to Low I. 9 2. Btock A lard N RAN kna 291 Iff; twnca. Grandview Ava . Santord. FL 32773. Late Wtyrrwn llayFla Suttenaion, Having aard N RAN lira. N M maitrau and kamee. teckntng chan, aa racordad In Plal Book 1, Paga S3, dagraaa 06 64* w 401 95', twnca N mac bag and bo,. to tw Pubac Racoida to Sammola 49 dagraaa 40 42* E 467 DO; twnca 427. Karan Towera. 5753 Knga Cowry, Ftorlda bamg mora partcuS 37 dagraaa 59 29* E 19399'. Gj it Dr apt B. Ortando. FL 32909. larty daacted aa taaowa: Oagm al a thanca N 52 dagraaa 0031* E dryer, computer deik. rtaiaar. bad. port on tw Norti ina to raid lot 1, 290 71; to tw POINT OF BEGIN TV. mrac ttorna. aard pant bamg 4 54 Nat K M to tw MNG. conkrmw twnca N 53 dagrtos 434. Thomai Sapp. 7945 Nortteatl comar to raid Ito 2. 0031* E 771 55' to • port on ■ drDndgatlona Tar . JacksonvAH, FL cUar curva concava to tw Wly hav­ twnca nm Souti 137.3 laal to a 32219. toumatum boat, bihmg gear, port on tw Souti krw to aard Ito 1. ing o radus to 111500*. lard port hrmaura. mac. bora, Sard port batog 3.12 laat t u t to tw bamg on tw W3y RAN kna to atotaPubklh Apr* 7, 14, 2002 Sototeaal comar to Lot 2: twnca nm tard SantmoH Wood! bouHvard and 0002 Waal 6112 lato along tw South Ina baart N 62 dagraaa 4757 E horn to u id Lola 11 2. to tw Soutm al Ite caniar to tad cur va; twnca S ly IN THE CIRCUIT COURT comar to M d Ito 7: twnca nm North along aard Wly RAN kna and aw arc OF THE 19TH 13723 lato along tw Waal Ina to to lard curva trough a cartrrt angH JUDICIAL CIRCUtT. aaO Lot 2. to tw Nnnhwaal comm to to 77 dagnoa I4 CW 530 OO m tha IN AND FOR add Lot 2: tw n • r , .t along tw and to laid curva. twnca. Having SEMINOLE COUNTY. Norti h a to lato lota 1 12. 34 54 •ad Wly R W kna. S 75 dagraaa FLORIOA lato to tw port to bagmnrig 0000* W 200 00'. thence N 80 QENERAL -ANDdagraaa 4747 W 545 20 Hat to tte JURISDICTION DIVISION Thai part to Lto 1. Block A Late port to bagmng. Together atlh el CASE NO: 01 CA 3/3-1 M w Wayman MaigMi Subrhvtaron. aa tw toyrrovenienti now at ha-aaftat ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP. racordad m Plat Book 3. Paga 12. to INC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER erected on tw property, and l l ease tw Pubhc Racorda to Samnola manta, appwwnancet and krturai TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE A Counfy. Ftonda, bamg mora particu­ now of Iwreaflaf a port to tw proper­ INVESTMENT CORPORATION. larly daacted aa lcuto« Bamg at a ty A l replacement and atdtccr PLAINTIFF port on tw North Ina to laid Lot I, total aHo be covered by tve Security VS 4 34 lato East to tte Northwaat cor Inrtrunanl. Al of tw tangoing H JON W BROWN. E T AL., nar to aard Lot I, twnca nm Eaal referred to m tve Saarty kwtumani DEFENDANTS I aa ha ‘Property ■ 33 tS lato to tw Ftortwail oomar to NOTICE OP ACTION card Lot I: twnca nm 5outi along DATED. MAR 2t. 2002 CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE tw Eaal Nw to aard LU I. 137 00 Maryanrw Mona TO JO N W BROWN whose rawNtoto tw SoUteaa! comar to laid CHrt to Court (SomewH Courtly, dance a unknown * ha>she. they be irvtng and d twihwttwy be dead, Lot I. twnca run Waal along tw FL) Souti krw to aaal Lto I. 33 43 lato. tw tmknown daiandanti who may By Mary Stoupa Deputy CHrt < twn North 137. IS laal to tw p o rt to be Htouiai. teut, devruai. bagmnrig Acral A Virgo. P A , graniau,. rru g ra e i karwri. cradl OAT ED taa MAR 29 2003 P Q Box S3887B tori. Iruileek arv) at partial clatmtng an attar a ,t by. tfvough. under or Ortando, FL 32S4J-M78 MARYANNE MORSE (407)806*1088 CLERK OF COURT agamit the Dalanttanto who ara rot Amtncana witty DtuMitOT Act known to be dead or alrva and at By Roth Kmg Aa Dapury Dark Myou ara * paoon wvai a dubitify paitwi tuning or cleaning to hava who rmodA accommodation m order (SEAL) any rtghl. titlva or tntarasl to tte prop­ lo parncipale « Vua procOTding. you Putkcakon to taa n o te on Aprt 7. erty ilasertoad n tw mortgage beetg •r* entitled At no co*t to you. for the lurectoaed haravt 14. 2003 II you ara 4 parion anti a daabuuy provision of certain aimtancA YOUARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that arho naada any accommodation n Please contact Court AdmrEilration •n action to toradoia a mortgage on ordar to parbopala In t w proem, 1tha loaowmg property al 201 H Parti Avenue Sanlusd Ftonda 32771. tefeptone numtoer mg. you ara mMad. at no coal to LOT 7, BLOCK L, SUNLAND you. to tw provwan to cartam aaata(407)885-4227. svithm 2 working ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE lanca Plaaaa comma Court days of your iec«pl of t»s docu PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN merit. If hearing unpaired; (TDO) 1* AdmnaltaWm. M l N Park A ra . PLAT BOOK 11. ON PAGE IS SuUa N 301. Sanlcrd. Ftonda 33771. 800-855-6771 THROUGH 22. INCLUSIVE OF THE (407)993-4227, anlftm 2 aorlung Pvjteeh Aprs 7. 14. 2002 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE daya to your racart to t w ntote; 4 11043 COUNTY, FLORIDA you ara tearing or voca tmparad. ha, bean Mad agamtl you and you cal 1 9009336771 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ora rarywrad to larva a copy to your todankra Trurtaa tmdar tw todarkn dalad aa to 9/1/99. Sanaa 1*99-3. P1amkt(a). va. Donald Sancter k Va Donald Lout Sancter, to al, Datondarttfa) n*R O AMCJUMO N o n e t OP Sunday. April H. 2002 Pa g e 3 B L egals L egals t any. on DnVIO J, S TE R N ESQ. PlatoWTa artomay, wnoaa addraaa la *01 S LMvartoty Drive 1500. Plantation. FL 33334 on at baton (no lakat twn 30 daya bon •ta data to tw Nat p iiM ta n to *aa none* of Aonon) mtki im m* yngpriei wan tw da k to tta cowl atowr baton , a n te on PtattoTa atenwy or artmatoalaly PwraaRar, towm aa a dataul wK tw araarad agaktto you tor tw ratal dartwndad to t w compw*m or piuiui '"•a n*r*inWITNESS my tend and tw aaal to tea Court to SEMMOLE County, Ftorlda. taa _ day to APR S 3002 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE ORCUTT COURT BY Ruti King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAV10J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PUUNT1FF 901 8. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SLATE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 01-609431AMI) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DiSATWlfTlES ACT. paraarw ate J llt it e ll needtog a wwcral accomntorteon toieuAJ contact COURT A0M M STTUT10H at tw SEMINOLE Courtly Courthouaa to (407)9*5-4227. 1900-969-9771 (TOO) a 1-90O-K69770. vta Ftorlda Ratoy Barvte. THIS NOT1CC SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. PUBLISH IN:THE SEMINOLE HERALD PiAWlhApit 14.21,3003 11073 Pubtoh to: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DIVIO J STERN. P A ., ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF *01 S Unvmruty Dnm Sute 500 Ptontabon. R 33324 (964)2339000 01-92592(NCM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABAJTICS ACT. paraona wah daatetea rtaadIna A aoacial acavrvnodatkrt ihouAI coraact CO UR T ADMINISTRATION, at rw SEM M OLE County Courthouaa at 407-965-4227,14009664771 (TOO) a 1400-9654770, NOTICE OP n e rm o u sM A M S Nolte W hereby ghran twt 1 am engaged to builrwaa al 1052 Moragomaty Rd.Bto.1M. AAtonanto Springa. FL 33714, under Ite Fteboua Naina to NM P i kOat net Cantor and twl I totond to Ftorte. at accordance ate toaprovtlo-WH Sacbon 9*600. U k U i i 1M1. Doutoaa W. Pant Pubtoh: Apt* 14. 3003 LL074 Florida BOBCSOt FKTrmOU* NANS Nolte la hereby gven tw l I am engaged to buatoaaa al 350 E. Hrtotway 434. WVKar Spnnga, Florida, under tw FIcbBcua Natna to BOONERANOri ntd twt I ktaand to Florida, to aocarttonca ate tw pro* •torw to tw FtoMora Nanw Statutoa. to-Wt: Sacbon 996.09. Ftorlda 1991. Pubtoh; April 14,2002 LL07S WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORI­ OA announce! twl t w High SkiAHgh Wagaa Commute ltd tw holing maattoga. to ahkh tw pubte w Hamad, and may toduda auch otter commute meeting* aa daamad nacaaaary tor tw ooridud to tw Boartfa butre e l DATES: May 1 .2002 TIME: 12 noon LOCATION WCFOttoaa 1901 Lae Road. Sta 270 Wkntor Park, a 32799 PURPOSE. To tokcuaa mattery to Intend to Worktorce Cartel Ftorlda, with Reference to Worttlorca Oevetapment k Contact Director VfOflJOfCf VOfrariS NOOOX 1901 Lae Road, Suae 270 Wtotot Park. FL 33799 Pubkah. Apr! 14. 2003 LL077 WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORI­ DA announce* tw l Ite Finance Comma*** wM be hokang a tatocoru laranca. to wtveh tw putec la tovt*d and may tochato auch otwr aomaary tor tw ccnrkjd to tw Boanfa OATES: Apr* 23, 3003 TIME: 10 am. Owl In Number 1-999^91-3533. Coda 37939* LOCATION WCFOttoaa 1t0tl**R oad.SU 270 Wtotot Park. FL 33799 PURPOSE: To dearea mantra to totoraw to Wotktote Otnbto Florkto. to For Furtter Momwaon, Contact Gary J Eart. E ia c u M Director woollore# Lp*nra rionoi 1901 Lae Road, Soto ITO Weaar Park. FL 32799 PubkahApr* 14.2002 1X079 IN THE CmCUTT COURT OP THE 19TH JUOtciAL emeurr. IN ANO FOR U IK N O L I COUNTY. FLOMOA GENERAL JURttOICTION DIVISJON CASE NO; 01 CA 3919 14 L NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO PLAINTIFF VS JOAO MORALES IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S . DEVISEES.ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST JOAO MORALES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOAO MORALES. IF ANY; GINGER FLACK IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES UENOHS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST GINGER FLACKUNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GINGER FLACK. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN put•uartl to a Summary Final Judgmant to Foradoeuee dated Apr* 5. 2003 entered n C rvl Caaa N o O I C A 2915 14 L to Ite Octal Court to toe 19TH Jurtcua! Crrcurl n and tar SEMINOLE Courky. SANFORD. Ftonda. I wit •al to 8w htgteal end ted bkktor tar caah at AT WEST FRONT DOOR to Ite SEMINOLE County Courthouaa beaked d 301 N PARK AVENUE to SANFORD, F L d It 00 AM a m on tw 7 day to May 2002 tw banning dexrtwd property aa aal torth n la d Summary I n k Judgmard, lowdLOT 189, QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH AS PER PLAT THEREOF RE COROE 0 IN PLAT BOOK 9. PAGE 43 ANO 44. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY FLORIOA. Oxi*d Iht* <l*y of . 2009 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryann* Motot Ctorfc of tf* CwcuN Court By Mary Stroup* Otpufy Ctortl Lec a u PubtdrApto 14.21.2002 1X079 *4 TMS C n c U T COURT OP THS 1ETM JUDICIAL C94CUTT, M ANO FOR I COUNTY, CASS NO: 91 CA 3*1014 L WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. IN C . FK/A NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC., A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION. F/K/A NORW EST MORTGAGE. MC.. A MMNESOTA CORPORATION puuamFF vs. LEO D. MCCLOC KYJA LEO DON­ ALD MCCLOE. IF UV1NQ. /UNO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S . DEVISEES.GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO M X OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOCR OH AGAINST LEO O MCCLOE A/K/A LEO DONALD MCCLOE; UMCNOWN SPOUSE O F LEO D. MCCLOE A/K/A LEO DONALD MCCLOE. IF ANY JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION _____DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN burm ar, to a Srrtvnary Ftoto Judgment to Foractoeura dated Apt* 5. 2003 antarad to C M Caaa No, 01 CA3910 14 L to 8w Cktul Court to ito IITH Jutodto Ckcua to and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORO. Ftonda. I wW to* to *w hrgted and bat) biddar tor caah a AT W EST FRONT DOOR al 8w SEMINOLE Courtly C a r in a * located to 301 N. PARK AVENUE to SANFORO. FL. at 11:00 AM am. on tw 7 day to May. 2003 tw taaoetog dtaotoed prcparty aa ito torth to laid Summary Final Judgmant, to­ wn LO T 17. BLOCK I t . NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SEC 10. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK I X PAGES 33 ANO XL PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dalad M a S day to Aprt. 3002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) dark to tw Ckcut Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark Pubfcsh m: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O F OAVIO J. STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. Urwarvfy Dnve Stake 500 PtanUOon, FL 31324 (954)2338000 014IB421NCL) ' J « U I S S ACT. paraona wah totabUt* naadtaa a aoacial aoconvitodaiion mould contact CO UR T ADMINISTRATION, al tw SEMINOLE County Courthouaa to 407496-4227.1 9009664771 (TDO) or 1400-9664770. yw Ftonda Ratty Santa*. PuOtah Apt* 14,21.2002 IN THS ORCUTT COURT O P TH E 1 4TH JU O ICU L CIRCUIT. *4 ANO FOR — MMOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CA 3759 14 L NOVAS TAR MORTGAGE. MC PLAINTIFF VS. HAIDE JIMENEZ. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S . DEVISEES.QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTH ER PARTIES CLAJMINO AN INTEREST BY. TH R O U GH LINDER OR AGAINST MAIOE JIMENEZ. EDWARD JIMENEZ A/K/A ED JIMENEZ. IF UVWQ. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTH ER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BY. TH R O UGH UNDER OR AGAINST EDWARD JIMENEZ A/K/A EO JIMENEZ. RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ AK/A RAFAEL ROORIOUEZ. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OCFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu«tuanl to a Summary Final Judgrrwnt to Foractoaur* dalad Apr4 5. 2002 antarad to C M C a » No, 01CA 375* 14 L ol t w O o r t Court oltte l*TH Judcral drool n and tor SEMINOLE County, SANFORO. Ftonda. I wW aat to tw hrgteal and baa) Odder tot caah at AT WEST FRONT DOOR al tw SEMUNOLE County Courthouaa located at 301 N PARK AVENUE n SANFORO. F L al II 00 AM am. on tw 7 day of May. 2002 tw blowing d e la te d proparly aa aat torth to and Summary Fowl Judgment, ID­ I O T 137. Q UEENS MIRROR SO U TH REPLAT ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY. F L ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK It. PAGE 89. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA Dalad tea Srt day to Apr*. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) U4aryann* Ukxia dark to tw Cacut Court By- Mary Stroup* Deputy dark Pubeah ei THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 S Uruvanay Drive Sul* 500 PlanUbon. FL 33324 (954)2339000 01414*«| NOVA) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, pei son• entti OaabiMwa /wari­ ng a kpacial accommodation m a id contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al the SEMINOLE County Courthouaa al 407466-4227. I 4009669771 (TDO) or 1 9009654770. VI4 Ftonda Relay Servte Pubkah Apr4 14.21.2002 LL09I M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT, M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURM0ICT10N DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CA 17411* L CONSECO FINANCE SERVICING CORP FAL/A OREEN TREE FINANCIAL SERVICING CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS MICHAEL A. RIODLEY A/K/A MICHAEL ALLEN RtOOLEY. to LIV­ ING, ANO IF DEAO. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE.HEIRS, DEVISEES,QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST MICHAEL A RIDDLEY A/K/A MICHAEL ALLEN RIO­ DLEY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F MICHAEL A RIODLEY A/K/A M CH A El ALLEN RIOOLEV. IF A N Y KIMBERLY SPRAOINS A/K/A KIMBERLY LYNN SPRAOINS. IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAD TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST KIMBERLY SPRAOINS AK/A KIMBERLY LYNN SPRAOINS; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KIMBERLY SPRAOINS AK/A KIMBERLY LYNN SPRAOINS, IF ANY RONDA L RIODLEY, STATE OF R O R IO A DEPARTMENT O F REVENUE: JOHN DOE ANO JANE OOEASUteUNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Summary Ftoto Judgment to Foractoaur* dated Aprt 5, 3003 artarad to CN4 Caaa No. 01 CA 2741 14 L to tw dra w Cant to tw 18TH J u t M l drout to and tor SEMINOLE Courtly. SANFORO. Ftonda. I wW aal to tw Ntowat and teal Odder tor caah to AT WEST FRONT DOOR to tw SEMINOLE County Ccurthouta beared at X I N. PARK AVENUE In SANFORO. FL. at 1100 AM Am. on tw 7 day to May. 3003 tw tototong O n u c tu propony n m i ionn n •aid Stannary Ftoto AidgtefiL towt: LOT 65. MtGHLANO PINES UNIT 2, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 15. PAGE 10. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE CO U N­ TY. FLORIDA Owed tra 5 day to Aprt. 3003. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) M aryam Mona Clark to tw Cacut Court By Mary Stroup# Deputy dam Pubkah to: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. Uramraty Dnv* Site 500 Plartiaon.Fl 33324 (994)3334000 OI-T9*45(COF) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OISASIUTIES ACT. paraona with ekaabWIwa noadng 0 apat lal accommndation ihorAd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Ite SEMINOLE County Courtnua* at 4074964237. I 9009566771 (TDO) or 1 400-9561770. via Ftonda Ratoy Same* Pubkah Aprt 14.31. 3003 < -L p «_______. . . M THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL ORCUTT, M AND FOR 9 IM N O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA G13IKRAL JURtSDKTTON DIVISION CASE NO; 01 CA *M 14 L IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. MICHELLE LEE ADKINS IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S , DEVISEES.ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST M IC H EU E LEE ADKINS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF U K XEIXE LEE ADKINS. IF A N Y JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purruanl to a Summary Fret Judgment to Foractoaur* dated Aprt 5. 3003 antarad n C / r t C u * No. QI C A 450 t4 L to tw Ckcut Court to tw 18TH Jukoal Cacut n and tor SEMINOLE Comfy. SANFORO, Ftonda. 1 » 4 •at to tw hgtew and Mat Odder tor caah to AT WEST FRONT DOOR al rw SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located al X I N PARK AVENUE rt SANFORO. FL. at It 00 AM a m on tw 7 day to May. 3003 tw toaowng derobed proparty aa aat torth In aad Srrtvnary Final JUdpiwr*. towC LOT 4. BLOCK H. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT X ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 73 ANO 78. PUBLIC RECORD9 O f SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dat#d IN* S {My Of Apr* 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Dart offt* C*cuii Court Of Mary Stroup* Dapury O f t Publish in. THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O f DAVID J. STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Urwartify Dnv* Sort* 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (954)233-8000 O1402221INL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. panon* with dtaabiibaa n**dmg a ipauol accommodation ahoufd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at th* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* at 407 865-4227. 1BOO955 8771 (TDO) or 1800-955 8770. via, Florida Ratay S*rvic* P U b M tip f 14. 21. 2002 1X063 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtCUL CIRCUIT OF FLORtOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. at CA 2349-14-L CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/KA CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAGE CORPORATION. LARRY D safO O NO VER. AK/A LARRY DALE SCHOONOVER. *f aJ. 0«f*ndant(t) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- L egals •uant to a Final Judgmant to Foractoaur* dalad Apr* 61003. and araarad m Cara Mo Ot GA-239B-14L to t w Ckcut Court to tw EIGH­ TEEN TH Jutodto Crajit in and tor SEMINOLE Canty. F u n k wtwrak) CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION FK/A CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION e PteiMI and LARRY 0. SCHOONOVER. A/K/A LARRY d a l e SCHOONOVER at al. am Daftndanti. I art aal to tw highael Odder tot caah in tr* W*« trora door to tw Courthouaa n SANFORO. SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. 11 X o'clock on tw 7 day to May. 3001, rat torth n laid Final Judgmant. to wnf: LO T 1 ANO THE SOUTH HALF OF LOT 2. BLOCK 14. 3R0 SECTION DREAMWOID ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK I. PAGE 70. PUBLIC RECOROS QF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. a V a 750 Twenty Fourth Place, Santord. FL 33771 DATED taa day to .2003. Aa Clarti to aak) Cart By Mary Stroud* A* Deputy Clark Submatodby: Fiber iO ra u. P A Strt* 300 1570 Uatouga Avenue Coral GabWa, Ftonda X144 (306)9034110 Piteah Aprt 14,31,2003 ■4 THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE E M tfTIIN TH RIOtCTAL ORCUTT O F FLO R C A M EM O FOR [ COUNTY OS74ERAL CASE NO. OO-CA-1437-1AX FIRSTAR BANK. N A kVa STAR BANK. N A auccaaaor by merger to TRANS FINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. DONALD T. SULLIVAN, rt to. DatanttanKt). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN palu im to a Final Judgmant to Foractoaun dalad Aprt 5.2002. and araarad rt Cat* No. OOCA-1437-14L to t w Croat Court to tte EIGH­ TEEN TH Jutodto Circuit in and tor SEM1NOLF Courtly. Ftorlda wteraki FIRSTAR BANK. N A. IV a STAR BANK. N.A aucceaant by merger to TRANS FINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY a PWrtM and DONALD T. SULLIVAN. MARTIN MARIETTA ORLANOO FEDERAL CREDIT UNION and. ___ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE REAL PROPERTY, ara Otoandanto, I wit aa* to tw hlgtert biddar tor caah In Ite Waal l/ont door to tw Courthoua* In SANFORO. SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida. II 00 o'dock on tw 9*i day to May. 2002. tw tal­ lowing deaerted property at art torth n aaid Final Judgment, to *4 LO T 936. OAK FOREST UNIT FIVE. ACCOROINQ TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGES M ANO X OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: e V l 799 N-tok Owl U n*. Wkbar Sprrtga. FL 33709 DATED tut day to .3003 Aa Clerk to aaid Court assy's?— Submitted byFaber ACMMi. P A Sum* 300 1570 Madtuge Avenue Coral Gate**. Florida X149 (306)9934110 Publah Aprt (4. 21. 2003 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JU O CIAL ORCUTT, M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA C/VIL DIVISION C A M NO.: 01-CA-J746I4X WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA. va. i j ALDO ANGELINt; AUREEN ! ANGEL INI, AVONDALE FUNDING COM. INC ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHUCK C. MEAD. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOHN U BRIGHTON. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT 151 IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE IPlaaaa publah n THE SEMINOIL HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uant to a Final Judgment to Foractoaur* dalad tw 5m day to April. 2003. and amarad rt Cat* No 01 CA 2783-14 L. to ite Circuit Court to tw I8TH Jkakdal Clnut rt and tor Samara* County. Ftonda. wharam WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. FA * tha PianM and ALDO ANGEUNI. AUREEN ANQELINI: AVONDALE FUNDING COM. INC. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f CHUCK C. MEAD, UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f JOHN M BRIGHTON. JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSESSION O f THE SUBJECT PROPERTY I wil aal to tte hrgwil and beat Odder tor caah at tw WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE to th* Sammola County Courthoua* n Sammor* County. Ftonda.« 11X AM on tw 9 day al May. 2002. tte blowing aaid Fnal Judgmart. to-wd THE WEST 10 FEET OF LOT 5. ALL OF LOT 9 AND THE EAST X FEET OF LO T 7. BLOCK 'E '. SANLANOO SPRINGS TRACT 73. SEC­ OND REPLAT. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT COOK 9. PAGE X OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI­ NOLE. COUNTY, FLORIDA. A/K/A 655 ARDEN STREET. LONOWOOO, FL 32750 In accrrdanca atlh tw Ammon* with OiaabJMa* Act. Paraona wWi DaabrMwi naadng a apaort accommodanon to pamcrpala m tua procawing ahouk) contact Ite Court Admmubalor al X I N. Park Annua. Santord. FL 32771, Telephone Number (407>323-4WO not latar t u n aavan (7) daya poor to tw procaarang rt hearing mpairad. (TDO) 1 900-9564771 a Voca IV) 1400•669770 m* Florida Raley Santo** Dalad tin 5th day to April. 2X2 MARY ANNE MORSE Clark 01 Tte Cnar* Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clarti Submitted by Law 0111c* ol MarahaJ! C Watson 1900 NW 4gth Street Suite 120 Fori Lauderdale furrlr 33309 Takaphon* (354X530364 Facunl* (964)7714052 FM01436940 Pubkah Apnl 14. 21, 2002 1X069 ; ! ) ! ; : \ ' : : I / ; : '. i ; : \ j : 1 ; �t Sunday, April 14. 2 0 0 3 L ec a ls Le c a l s MTHSCMCUIT COURT o r tm oom uR T M Ju n c u L O R C u ro r JKAVNQA12XB8408T* THE STATB OF FLORKM , M ANOM N ■CMMOU COUNTY Cm LBVM ON C a a a N a -M C A -S S -K -L CENTEX H O IC E O U IT Y .U C SUCCESSOR SY MERGER TO CENTEX CREDIT CORFORATWN FAUA NOVA MORTGAGE CREDIT CORTORATXDH. WCMAEL V. BROWNE; JANE DOE BROWNE, TNE UNKNOWN WIFE OF M K XA C LV B R O W N E: VIRGINIA BROWNE; JO H N DOE BROWN. TN E UNKNOWN HUSBAND O r VIR Q M A BROWNE; M s M CLUOINO ANY * UNKNOWN STO USE O F BAIO D EF EN D A N TS . IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. TN E RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN M r*. * W m . M N i i , ASSIGNEES. CB EDITORS, LIENORS. AM TRUSTEES, ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING SY. TN R O UQ K UNDER OR AGAMET TH E NAMES DEFENOANT(S); JOHN DOE, UNKNOWN TENANT JANE DOE UNKNOWN TENANT. N o n et OF B A L I Ntofc* It hereby gNtn M L pur•utrt to t Fatal Stannary Judgmart to Foroctoeurs amend In Pit abov*MyNd cauaa, h fta Ckcul Court ol StntnoM Ca tty, R t t k . I m i M l t w property M U M in Semtnefe County. FtortSs Sncrtved M: L O T I I , BLOCK 11, DREAM­ WORLD. ACCORDING T O TNE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED N PLAT BOOK 1, PAGES BO A M »1. O f TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORKM. AAUA TIM OSCEOLA DRIVE, BANFORD. FL S I S a puMe IM . ID«w hVaM and btM M k i , tor caM. A T T N E WEST FRONT DOOR BEMMOLE COUN­ T Y COURTHOUSE. SANFORD, FLORIDA. Florida, at II O O A M , an Be El (toy erf May. TOW. M arya m Moral, ctorl Ctorii ol CIRCUIT Cowl BY Mary BBoupa Daputy dart Law ORoaa ol Oartto C. Conauegra 6901 Norti Armani Avanua Tampa FL 31004-1041 Attorney. lor PlaMS PiAttocAprt 14. 21.2002 USE? m th e cm cu n court OF THE DOHTVSNTN JUOICIAL CMCUTT OF TH E EW T1 OF FLO R BA, M A M FOR IC O U N TY Caaa No. r-CA-M 14-14-L CIT1F1NANCUL. INC. 144. LLC. SUCCESSOR BY MERQER TO, ASSOCIATES FMANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA. MC. The Aucaon art be held at too a m on aard datoa above McConnea Tbatng kRecovery JBOO Bantod Am. Santod, FI. WT73 dee one hour prior to rota. lare'CASHORCENTtoW FUHOS* MoCcmai Tbwlng •rvaa Pia right to a any and MIS Fubktoi Aprt 14, (002 THBCMCUfT COURT WELLS FAROO HOMS MORTGAGE. MC. F/K/A NOHWEST MORTGAGE. P C , LELA E OSBORNE, at to. D NQTICS OF NOTId * HERESY GIVEN prtauant to a Final Judgmatd oI Mortgage Foractoaura daiad Apt* 08. (000 and araamd to Caaa NO. 0I-CA-294S td fto O nto Cowl ol Bit EIGHTEENTH Jurtdto O o rt In and to BEMMOLE Corny. Florida whereto WELLS FAROO HOI4S MORTGAGE. MC. FM/A NORWEBT MORTGAGE. M C, la toe FtonbF and LILA E. OSBORNE; SEMMOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY ■R aaS to fto htgpaat and bato bidder to caah to WIST FRONT DOOR OF TNE SEMMOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 8ANFORO. FLORIDA at 1100AM, on Pia day of MAT OS, 2002. tia fcatoaWig daatibad property aa aat to * to aaM FVlto Judgment LOT S BLOCK 1, OF CASSAVELA HEIGHTS, ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF. AE RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 10. PAGE f7 . OF TNE FUBUC RECORDS OF BEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. MCA P480 OWada, FL327BB WITNESS MY HAM and • « aaM of We Ca«1 on APR OS. 2002. Maryam Moral CtortofdtOroM CoM l By Mary BBoupa Daputy Oat* Echevarria I liiBelaw i. FA P.O. t o 25011 Tampa. Florida 11822 80II F01010S15 Act 0 you ara a panon wtoi a « to I FRANCES MITCHELL A/K/A FRANCES C. MITCHELL; JOHN DOE MITCHELL. TN E UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF FRANCES MITCHELL A/K/A FRANCES C MITCHELL; 0 Ktog. MCLUOINO ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP SAJO DEFENDANTS). IF RELW W tfD, ANO IF DECEASED. TNE RESPECTIVE'UN KN O W N ham, t o t i m . p U M t o ASSIGNEES CREDITORS,, LIENORS, A M TRUSTEES. 1 M AtL OTHER PER­ SONS CLAJMINQ AY, TW W UGH. UNDER OR AGAINST TN E NAMEd DEFENDANT|5), JO H N DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE UNKNOWN TENANT. Defendant)!). NOTICE OP SALE Nortea la hereby grvan that, purmart to a Final Surrvnary Judgment ol Foractoatm entered In fra ebovaHytod cauaa. n N Circuf C o il ol Sanwnla Couty. Florida. I Ml Ml Ba proparty (kuaia In Sar-wide C a tty. Ftortto. deaatoad a t LOT 14. BLOCK R, SUNLANO ESTATES A SUBDIVISION ACCOROMa TOAFLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK It, PAGES It TO 22. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA KVJA 70S CHEROKEE CIRCLE. SANFORO. FL 17771 at pubic tala, to fra hrgftaet and bait tnddar. tor caan. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUN­ TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO, FLORIDA Florida, at 1100 ALL. on Ba 9B> day of May. 2002 M aryam U r o , dart CJartr oI CIRCUIT Court BY Mary Slroipa Daputy Clara Lira Olhcaa ct Denial C. Csnauagra 8901 North Armanta Avanur Tampa FL 33404-1041 Adomaya lor Plat** Pubtoh: Aprt 14.21.2002 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT, M ANO FOR SEMMOL1 COUNTY Caaa No. 01-CA-141J-14-L ROY S THORBOURNE, va, CYNTNIA LEON NOTICE OF SALS NOTICE 13 HERESY GIVEN rat puriuant to Final Judgmart ol Foractoaura aniarad In Ba caaa ol ROY S, THORBOURNE. Plan*, va CYNTHIA LEON. DafandM. n ha O c u d Court. In and tor Sanvnola County. Florida. Caaa No. OI-CA1813-14 1. me undarargrwd Clert wd aafl at pubic atla to Ilia hrghaat and bait baddar tor cam at Waal hurt door ol tha Saminoia County Courthouee. 301 N. Part Avenue. Sanford. Seminote County. Honda, at Pm hour ot 1100 am. on Fra 9fi day oI May. 2002. Wat carton rail proparty ntuata and bang in Samnola Cattily. Florida, deecrtoed aa Mows Tha North 1/2 ot Be SW 1/4 ot Pia NE 1/4 ot r * NW 1/4 oI Sacaon S. Towviehlp 22 South. Ranga 12 EaaL Seminole County. Ftonda Subject Id road rtpils ol m y w ar da North and Eaal M Mat tiaraol A Va Lot 21. UuvAms UtytA Q e rt ot THE CIRCUIT Court B y Mary Slroupa Daputy Clartr FRANK C. WHIGHAM, ESQUIRE. P O. BOX 4848. Santord. FL 32772 -4848 Pubtah Aprt 14, 21.2002 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION 1N4EBHPBNC7017B 84 Buto torn com to cantor Pact Court at 201 N Part Avanua. Barters. Florida 12771, totophona number (407)8*84227, arNMn 1 anrUng itoyeof yeuriecetof to peertocumam: 0 hearing impaired, fTDO) 1400*584771 Pltoiah: Aprt 14,21.2002 1X081 M THE CM C U fT COURT OP THE D O H T tlM T H COUNTY, GENERAL C M L a V M O N CASE M l 01-CA-29M-144. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 111 ROBERT L MICHELSON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT L MICHELSON: JOLEE A MICHELSON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOLEE A. MICHELSON; HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION HI; WCK1VA RESERVE HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC, and UNKNOWNOCCUPANTS. TENANTS, OWNERS. AM OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES, ndudng. 0 a named Defendant la Barmaid. Bn gnrtaaa. creators and al otnr partial darning by. VrrotKpi, imdat or agatoto Bat dalandanL and *w aavaral and raapacthra unrnown aurgna. auccaaaora In ntaraat. Bia m i ot aBw paraana darning by, mrough, indar or agarrar try corporaoon ot odiar legal entity named aa ■ defendant, and al damanta. paracna or parbee. natural or oorporato. or ahoaa aiacl legal atalua la imlmmin, darning in to any to Bto above named or deaertoed dafarv aeChryaler IC3XJ4SK7J04388S4 M C m yd at 91 VW 1C3EU4S38RF1SI882 91 ptymouBi 1HGSAS44SGAUS1J8 IP3XA4BKSMF502710 CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH, UNOCR OR AOAMST A NAMED DEFENDANT T O THIS ACTION. OR HAVMG OR CLAWING TD HAVE ANY RIGHT, m s OR INTEREST IN THE door to the Samnola County Comheuea, Sanford. Florida 12771 to 11 00 AM on MAY 09. 2002. Dated Ha day to APROS. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK Of CIRCUT COURT By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk ki accordance w*l h i Americana With Diertnimea Act pareone naadIng a (pedal •ccamodaaon to partlcipata In Wa HaarBig ahoAd contact Bit AD A. Coonlnato not lalar than ■avert (7) deya prior lo he procaadng m tie Flonda Relay Same* at 1800-9884770 ENRICO 0 . GONZALEZ. FA Attorney at Law 6288 Eaal Fowler Avanua Temple Terrace. FL 11817 Ftartda Bat N41472 1(13)9804302 L ec a ls AKomay at Law 4ISABL Johne Avenue F b M a , Ftonda 32177 (308)120-7420 Ptorttoc Aprt 14.21.2002 1X000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pun euart to an Order or Bmmary Final Judgmart of toodoouro datod APR 08, 2002 and aatood In Caaa No. 01-CA23O-144. to Ba O ra * Court to (to Cghtoortoi JudfcM Chart In and tor gamlncll Cocnty. Ftolda. WaOa Fargo Bank N A. aa Trutoao M/a rtt MnneeoU . NA, M Tnotoa to AMRESCO RaaklartW Loan Truat 1008-1, indar Ba Poolng and SanAdng Agraamam datod a l to Stvn to PtoMM and FdCHAM L ODELL JR; JEAN* M. BURK. F/K/A JEANIE M. O'DELL UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 7 UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1: UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 4; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 3: UrtOIOWN TENANT NO »; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNOCR OR AOAMST A NAMED DEFENDANT TOTTdS ACTX3N, OR HAVMG OR CLAdfMQ TD HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR BYTEREST W THE PROPERTY HEREIN OCICRMCO. ara Oatondvtt. I ad aalto Pia NtoHto and bail Mdtor lor tm* to B a Wool Front Don to Ba Stotontot County Courthouee. x i Corny. Florida, to 1100 am en Ba day to MAY 08. 2002, Pi* totoalng datettood proper­ ly oe oto In ti to otod Order or FM Ai tomaid. LOT 5. S. IBUXX 11. TIER 7. E R D W O R D S MAP OP THf TOWN OF SANFORO, ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF. AS ACCORD­ ED M FLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 58 THROUGH (4 OF THC PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLOROA. 1 you art a pereon artfi a Oaabdry adio naoda any aooommodtoton In otdto to patmpMi to Baa proceed­ ing, you « • artOad. to no cool to you. to d a proaWon to oartaki aaala~ oortacl Ba Court to 4C7418-4130 atodn too (2) wonang doya to your racaipl to BYa NuOca: J cal Ftartda Ratoy SaryKa (800) 9888778 Daaad to Sartonf. FtarWa. on APR 08.(002. MARYANNC MORSE AaCtotLCkort Court By Mary Stnapa Aa Deputy Clark SACTH HMTT* DtAZ. PA 2681 Eaal Ototond Park Botomatd. SUM 103 Fort Laudardtoa. FL 33306 Pubtofi Sartbrt Hartod PubtohJpr6U .lt. 2002 nonet of FICTITIOUS NAME Neoca la hereby gtyan Bat | am angagatf In buanaaa M 840 Paean Aranua. Santord. Samintoa Canty; Florida, antor Ba FkrtDoua Hama to Bat I Inland to ragWar laid ■tot B a Dhrtaton to Corpotadona, ahaaaaa. Fkvkto. to 1 B a piaAalona to Ba Nana Staluiaa, lo-Wlt: 8808, Florida SMUaa 1901. Raw. Pad Bantomto PtAdah: April 14,2002 Pubic aucaon to ta hakl at 901 am. on t a rtoy(a) Riotolad below. M ( a kart door to Adan'o Tmrmg toe. Located to 2409 Oto Lake Mary Ad Sale 134, Skrtord, FL tor t a purpoaa to dtopoatog to P a toknvlng Far k n a r rtumaOun pfaaaa cal (407)121-2941 (1) Year II VWil06EL37S6FEM1184 Bubfatv Apr! 14. 2002 NOTICE OF AUCTION TNa auction wd ba held on ktoi 2002 ot 9 0 0 AM to 128 Atrtn A Ovado, FL Proapacnva bktoan nay napoto aafaatoo on Oa day batoro Auctton from 8AM unto PPM. Ta ■re caih of cartihad tunda 0 Ovado Towing raaarvaa t a nef1 aocapl ot ratoaa any and a l MM. Tha todowng varnctas ara o * torfatda: 1667 VOLVO 2400L VINJYV1AXB840H1230 Pubtan Aprt 14.2002 M THE CMCIHT COURT, M ANO FOR IEM M OLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. St-CA-1257-14-K PUTNAM STATE BANK, a Honda CONRAD A WAGNER. CAROLE WAGNER. W A C INVESTMENTS. INC and HUGO Q MORALES AS TRU3TEE. 2 5 — S p e c ia l N o n e t s — f m r r m — SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA. NA. FNkrtB. va. DANWLJ. CANNON, to aL Defendant). Hava YbiB Advavbafng FM ra Prtnltd 8 Inaartad n Tnt NOT1CS OF RSBOM DUUD FORECLOEURS SALE C O P Y III! NOTICE n HERESY OMEN purauant to an Order flaathadukng Foractoaura Sato dead Aprt OE, 2002 and artavad to Caaa NO. 01CA-1211 to tn O o rt Court to tia EIGHTEENTH JurtcMf Drcui to and tor SEMINOLE County- Ftonda wharen SUNTRUST BA70L CEN­ TRAL FLORIOA. NA. It Be Flamot and DANKL X CANNON; SHARON A. CANNON; AUSOUTH BANK F/K/A AMSOUTH BAF0L OF ALABA­ MA F/K/A AMSOUTH BANK OF FLORIDA; BRANTLEY ESTATES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC : art Ba Dafandar tx I art aal to Bia Ntpieal and beat bfddator caah to WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLOfbOA to II OOAM. on Ba 14 dry of May. 2002. tia totoalng daicrtbod property aa ret torB B laid Final Judgmart LOT 24. BRANTLEY ESTATES A REPUT. ACCORDING TO THE PUT THEREOF, AS RECORDED M PUT BOOK 40. PAGES 1 0 . ANO 7. PUBUC RCCOROS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOROA. A/K/A 1100 Brantay Euetai Ortva. Akamorta Sprtnga. FL 32714 WTTHESS MY HAND Nkt tia aaal to 0<fa Court on Aprt 0.2002. Maryam M ovaa Clark to Bit Cfrort Court By Maty Slroupa Deputy Clark M THE CHICUrr COURT FOR UMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 01-CA-2M1-144. WELLS FAROO BANK MINNESOTA N A . AS TRUSTEE F.K/A NORWEST BANK MINNESO­ TA. N A, AS TRUSTEE OF AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES CORPORATION MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 1900-1. UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF P IM , RICHARO L. O’D EL L JR.; JEAN4E M BURK. F.K A JEANIE M O D E L L UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO 1; unknow n ten an t no r. Pareone with d u b u t a requeuing reaaotabto accomodabora to pamopala In B a proceeding ihould con­ tort 14009584771 (Voice A TDD) or va Ftonda Ratoy Service at 1400088*771 DATED Baa 9B day to Aprt. 2002 MARYANNC MORSE Clark to Cacrrt Cowl By Mary Slroupa Aa Deputy dark Putkcaaon to Baa Nohca on Aprt U and 21 2002 * Ba SEMINOLE HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIOA John D. Muaatoka. PA. Ca m O N LY AM P E R C al THE SEMMOLE HERALD AArortMng Dapt Fbr I W7-322-2S1I i250 a day potonartbartandtoal Training provktod. 1 4 0 0 -2 9 8 39SSX4271. 5 5 — B u s in e s s O m M T U N T T IE S Lec a ls Looking Tor PR) Mpondtofo paopto X u g^uLL^|(te| wnn toaAea^^^Mbua nraponaoon for rav m M i • Ortando krae (407)322-7911 5 9 — F in a n c ia l Pub0e Bcaon to ba hakt to 001 am. on tie dtyii) ipacrtad below, to Ba kort door to Adtan-a Towing Inc. Locatod at 2*09 Oto laka M ay Rd State 184, Santord, FL tot Bto purpoaa to dtopoatog to Bia totoalng For torther ntormatlon plaaaa cat (407)321-2940 (1) Year 1907/Maka Dodga W r t 1B36036D IMF 108388 S e r v ic e s A tte n tio n n — d r i l l Ilia ( ■ - n - l L u r n m n a n l a a A iln j-i ire nhfqai pot compen^e* ootog buatoaaa by phona to pramfat you a loan and tab you to pay tor 0 b a to n May tolhror. For more ntormatton, ca l lo S irtt 1477-FTC HELR ( Apubkcn The Seminole Federal Trade Convntaiton) Echevarria 11 aann....... F A PO. Bo* 25010 Tampa. Ftonda 130224011 F01004810 ~Saa Americana akh Duatdbln Art 0 you ara t patten adh ■ rtMbWy ■ho naada aooommodaion to order to partcpMe to Baa proceedtog. you are artOad at no onto to you. tor Ba provtekm to certain at ta t inca ptsiM oondet Court ^f^w^t^*****^ H 201 N. (1) Yaar 199Mtoaa Dodga Wrt2B3HD4SR8XH761151 fMiaah Aprt 14.2002 1X078 T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d , 3 0 0 N. Fren ch A w . S M to rd , Florida 32771 M TH BCM CUfT COURT O P T H S U Q H n iN T M JUDICIAL CMCUfT 01 ANO FOR SIM M O U COUNTY. 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 ■kidtitirkititlrlrk A w m t . Stnkxxi, Ftortda 12771. totophona number (407)088-4227. wtoun 2 working dayt to yout receipt to tile document; H heating bnpalrod. (TDO) 14000684771. Pubieh: Aprt 14,21,2002 1X100 THECSICUrT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CStCUIT M ANO FOR If M f t m I COUNTY, FLOMOA e n m a c t io n C A M NO. Ot-CA-115* DIVISION K GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PEDRO X ROOMGUCZ. N N. Dafandanl(t). AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE B A U NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purmart to an Amended Flnaf Judgment to Mortgage Foractoaura Safa datod Aprt 08. 2002 and artarad to Caaa NO. 0 I G A -1159 to pia Circu* Court to Be EIGHTEENTH JudfcM Orcud to and lor SEMINOLE C a r ry Ftondt wherem GMAC MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. to B e Plaintiff and PEDRO J ROORIOUEZ. DLACE M BERNARD RODRIGUEZ. TENANT i l NX/A STEPHANIE PRATT) TEN­ ANT PI NK/A STEPHANIE PRATT a n B e Defendant. I w* tad to Ba Nghaal and bart tnddar lor caah to W ES T FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE CO U N TY CO U R T­ HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA al 1100AM, on tia 14 day to May. 2002, Ba tobnWig der ented propar­ ry aa m i forth to aad Find Judgment L O T IS . BLOCK A. SECOND RAVENNA PARK SECTION OF LOCH ARBOR. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK IX PAGES 39. 10 ANO 31. PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA. A/K/A ara Bam a m . F i 32771 WITNESS MY HAND aid toe aato to Bto Court on Aprt 9. 2002 M aryam Mcrta Clark to Bia Cacul Court By Mary Slroupa Deptoy Clark Ectievama AAiacoatoi. PA PO. B01 25016 Tampa. Ftonda 13822 5016 F01005009 "Sea Americana with Oiaatditiee Act If you ere a panon w B a OaaMty who naada acoommodahon n order lo parhcpala to Bia proceeding, you ara entitled at no coat lo you. tor Ba provtaton to cartam aauatanca. Please contact Court AdmnalraUon at 201 N Park Avanua. Santord. Ftonda 12771, tolephona number (407)6684227. within 2 working deya to your race** to Bia document It hearing wipered. (TDO) 1600988*771 Pubtoh Aprt 14.21, 2002 LL101 Lot 17. Cratond M , aocorong to toe plat Bared u recorded In Plat Book 29. page 76-76 to Ba Pubac Record! to Samnola County. Ftonda. 27— N l r s e x y J c C h i l d Cart.CPfVAtoMMWPIkyroam Lot to TLC/E*. Rafa/Daa. ra ta SEMINOLE COUNTY BCC PROJECTS Protect. BD-2B802/BJC • Wnctocraan Prelection tot (2) Two Samnola County Pubkc School! Due Data: May 1. 2002 at 200 PM local Dma Pieffect IFB-105042/AMM - Term Contract tor Purchaae ot Hertnoda Chem-can Due (tola May I. 2002 at 2 00 PM local tone Protect 1FB-305142/JVP-Term Contract tor Wood Trucka Due dale. May I. 2002 N 2 0 0 PM local Ama Protect Rf P-415802/JVP-Tarm Contract tor Domaaoc Wulawalar nauduaii Managamant Oua data May 1. 2002 at 2 00 PM local Bme To guarartea receipt to addenda. * to Ba raapondanta' raaponaiCtoty to CASS N O (M M H t S t O O -W M RE: THE MARRIAGE OF CANOCE F. FREEMAN. d ial th ese I f S d ig its | Pvr. Ua I4tf) I (00 I M MIA .H /m . LARRY W. FREEMAN. H O TICt SY PUBLICATION TO: LARRY W FREEMAN (Ratodwica Unknown) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BN a PeOBon tor Uieecfutton to Marriage haa bean Nad and commenced to Bra Court and you ara raqrtrad to tana a copy to yout wnttan detenaei. 0 any. to a on ALAN J ELKINS. ESQUIRE, odomay tat Petitioner. CANOICE P FREEMAN, whoaa M » u ■ 2101 Watt Commercial Mvd, Suke 5*00. Fart Lkuderdato.. Ftonda 33309 and Me Be ongaiai wrti Bw dart to Bto above ityUd Court on ot baton Aprt 17, 2002; oBarwtee 0 dataiA art bo tnland agatoto you tor Bio reito prayed tot to Thto notica thal ba pubiafiad once each -weak tot tout coneecuove to Ba SEMINOLE HERALD. WITNESS my hand and Be aaaf to laid court al Santord. Sanvnola County, Ftonda Bto 13TH day to MARCH, 2002 A TRUE COPY Oroat Cout Sato M ARYAM * MORSE Aa Clark. Clrotrt Court. Saminoia Couiry. Ftortda By Satonda People. Deputy Oerii ALAN J. ELKINS, ESQUIRE 2101 Watt Commarctof B M . Suda 8400 Fort Laudamala. Ftortda 33309 (984)7381330 (407)830-1177 Tha above la to ba puMehed to SEMINOLE HERALD. P O Boa 1687, Sanford. Ftonda 32772-1687. Phone (407)322 2611 PidXIah: March 24.31. 2002 and Aprt 7. 14. 2002 KX166 M THE CMC1XT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CMCUfT, M AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA FILE NO. 02-288CP NO R O L JOHNSON. Waal Haven BeptM Church, Vamon G Read. Jr, Robert M Read. C Eugene Hobday. Cheryl Mhakk. Mekeaa lake. Robert A Shubert. and Tharata M. Taylor. Datandanta NOTICE OF ACTION T O Mt Robert A. ShuDert RaanNnca Unknown, but whoaa maffcig addrau a: P O Bo* 20071, Chertotoon. SC 29413 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Bto an action COMPLAINT FOR APPOINTMENT OF SUCCESSOR TR U S TEE haa bean Nad aganat you and you ara reqiwed to larva a copy of your wrtton dalanaaa. 0 any. to a on Nord L Jchnaon. Eaqun NORD L JOHNSON. PA 108 Eato Church Straat DaLand. FL 12724 on or batora Aprt 10. 2002, and Me Ba ongnto w*h tie dart to Baa cowl either batora lemca on Plwnliirt anomay or mmedtoety Baraallar. omarwwa a datacA wrt ba entered againto you tor Ba take! demanded m Ba oomplaini WITNESS my hand and Bia lew to Baa court on March IS. 2002 Maryame Mona. Clark ot Ba Court By Roaamary Hamkon Deputy CUrk Pubkah March 24,31.2002 and Aprt 7.14. 2002 KK1S3 PuMah Ip rt 14, 21. 2002 1X002 , H O U R t o STA R T, BE N E FITS . DFYfP C A U . (407)299-1300 NOTICE OF SALE Nonce a grvan Oal punuart lo a Aral Judgmart datod 6th day to Aprt, 2002. to Caaa No. 0I-CA-1287-14-K. to B a O o rt Court to pie EigMaenBt Judical Crrcurt to and tot Samnola County, Honda, to which Pukam Stela Bark, a Flonda tw a n g u a o o •non la Ba PlanM and Ccrvad R. Wagner. Carofa Wagner. W A C . Invaitmanll. Inc and Hugo a. Moreiee A l T ruttoe are tha Datandanta. I wrt aal to Ba hnpaat and baat biddaar tor caaa al Ba Wait tram door to Ba Semmoto County Courthouse n Sanford. Samnola County. Florida, at 11 00 am. on Thuraday. May 2.2002. Ba toapamg daaertad property aal torti to Pa order or Pral judgment 7 1 — H e lp W a n ted 25— S pecial N o tices TH EO R CU rr COUNT OF THE IfOKTEENTH JUCNCIAL CMCUfT M ANO FOR BEMM0L1 COUNTY. FLOMOA CMS. ACTION CASE NO. O KA-1211 DfVMfON 14-K N cm csapaM s haiisf (or cttft. ■! tFm HL'ttl (roof WVWRA210 7MW04CS20 88 Honda UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 4; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 5: UNKNOWN TENANT NO 0; told ALL UNKNOWN PART*! NOTICE OF SALE Notice la hereby grvan rial, purauant to toe Order or final Judgment ertered n tm cauaa * h a crem Court to Seminole Corny. Florida. I a a tel h a property aitualad m Samnola Couity. Honda, daacibad aa LOT 9. WEKIVA RESERVE. UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 32. PAGE SB AND 87. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, al prbic aato. lo the taghaat bear cm Lom sHN McConnea Towing art tea at Public Auction For StNaga to cam on demand to hrghaat L ec a ls Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald ClaeeHied Dept. 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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 Menagement's decision on copy acceptability will be linal. MAIL TO : Seminole Herald Classified Ads P.0. Box 1667 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 D o n 7 M is s The • M U ST INCLUDE PRICE Uct7216. Bcnded-tnaure 4O7-321-2350N W S AM A S TER CARO Big C elebration! PRINT A 0 HERE: F re e R e n t! C A L L r j ,re iovu Km ► % 01 fAi‘ " nu,m —2 ffL assage 272-D elivery S ervices Dry Wall •Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcorn!! 407-322-6338 L7I * $ 1 5.7 5 per m onth....... 5 tines / 3m onths $24.7 5 per month ....1 0 lines / 3 months $33.75 per m onth... 15 lines / 3 months Classified (407) 322-2611 F O R D E T A IL S Sanford Landing /\ } u \ it n \ c n t ADDRESS: I subscribe to the Seminole Herald ( < f- { o t n e 9 1301) W. 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Florida 4076666403 Enclosed Trailers Price Start At S990.00 Open Trailers Price Start At $550.00 �Page 8C Sunday April M . 2002 T hx S o o n o u H ixald F ood Stop the Insanity T dinner party # Create the perfect meal guests will rave about for weeks to come the time the stove, die pot and Tave you ever suffered the ingredients do all the work from DPHIS — for you. As you leisurely get ■Party Hostess ready for the big night, the meat (or Host) Insanity Syndrome? is becoming more and more ten­ You invite people over and while they are visiting .......................... der as it absorbs the (la­ vors and nuances of the on are running around ike someone's chasing vegetables, herbs and ou with a hot poker! spice, thyme and rose­ 'our choices are usually mary. You arc also creat­ either serving a great ing a gravy that is so rich meal or enjoying the and smooth it can only company of your guests, be produced by hours of simmering and reducing. never both. As you try Elizabeth and serve the perfect (Don't forget that you are Dougherty relaxing while all this meal — the one your happens). friends will rave over for A s if that is not weeks to come — you realize that you have no ^ ‘ enough, you will serve time to enjoy your * * * * * them a variation of friends or the meal. 1 have the Tiramisu, described as solution for you! “heaven in your mouth," that they have never had before. The For your next dinner party, 1 Italians w e r e so wowed by the have designed a menu plan for original recipe they named this you that will have your guests delicious concoction Tiramisu, wondering how you ever found literally meaning "pick me up." the time to serve such a spectac­ This version of the classic Italian ular meal. (They'll wonder if desert has a secret chocolate you secretly hired a caterer.) ingredient that will have you As you welcome your guests wondering why no one has at the door, they are greeted done this before. They haven't, with a warm and deliriously but you wilL intoxicating aroma that tells W hen your guests have fin­ them someone has been in the ished the last morsel of kitchen cooking a mouth-waterTiramisu, and they will, you will ing meat entree with a warm have your wish: A dinner party and velvety rich gravy. They will instantly be reminded of the your guests will rave about. The fact that it takes only thirty min­ smells that escape from the utes worth of real work will be kitchen o f the finest restaurants our little secret. they have visited. The main course is Osso Braised Veal Shanks bucco, braised veal shanks, a (O sso Bucco) classic gourmet Italian meat 4 veal shanks dish that does take hours and 4 carrots hours hnd hours to cook. As 1 large onion your guests take their bite of 4 celery stalks succulent and juicy meat that lit­ 1 bay leaf erally falls off the bone, they will 4 sprigs of thyme never guess how you found the One tsp minced rosemary time — unless you tell them. Salt and pepper to taste CXso bucco does take hours 36 ounces of beef stock to cook, but what your guests (the kind in the red carton is will never know is that prepar­ gixxl) ing the entire meal takes less (if canned get low. sodium) than thirty minutes. The rest of H n N phots* by Tommy Vtaeant ■ classic gour­ met Italian meat dish that takas lass than 30 minutes to create. At left, basil and rice stuffed toma­ toes add an elegant touch to the main dish. Culinary ■ ■------ ■ * - - * - *- ■ fwnwo ptnswa oy iamrrr|f yiicwroi Tiramisu literally means “pick me up.' Its the perfect dessert for any dinner party. Braised Veal Shanks (Osso Bucco), 4 TB olive oil One fourth of a cup white wine 1 tsp cornstarch in a little cold water (slurry) to thicken sauce, if necessary 1. Chop onion, carrot and cel­ ery into medium dice 2. Salt and pepper shanks generously. Heat 2 of the 4 TB olive oil in large pot over medi­ um high heat. Scar shanks on both sides and remove to a plate. 3. Add other 2 TB olive oil and saute vegetables until onion is translucent. 4. Remove vegetables to a * bowl. 5. Pour white wine into pot to deglaze. 6. Put vegetables back in pot with veal shanks on top. 7. Pour stock over shanks and add bay leaf 8. Bring up to a simmer and cover, allowing to simmer for two to three hours, occasionally turning over shanks. (You may do all this a day ahead and store the entire pot in the refrigerator.) The day you are serving, heat back up (slowly) to a simmer. Simmer until shanks are reheat­ ed through. Remove shanks and reduce, reduce, reduce the sauce down by 75%. Add slurry if needed and bring sauce to a boil to thicken. Serves 4-6. (I could not finish one shank by myself) Basil and Rice Stuffed Tomatoes One fourth of a cup fresh basil leaves 1 cup rice (dry) 1 medium onion, finely minced One half cup parmesan cheese 2-3 large tomatoes Salt and pepper to taste. 2 TB olive oil 2 cups chicken stock, heated. l.C ut the tomatoes in . . along the diameter. Using a tablespoon scoop out the i (You can save this for sauce some other time.) Sprinkle a lit­ tle salt in each one and turn upside down on a cookie sheet to drain. Z Mince onion and saute in olive oil over medium heat in a two quart saucepan. When onion is translucent, add dry rice and saute for a minute to soak up the flavors. Add heated chicken stock, salt and pepper to taste, turn heat to low and cover until rice is fully cooked. 3. Take rice off heat when done and let cool for a few min­ utes. Then add the parmesan. Cut the basil into small strips, (chiffonade) and add to rice. 4. Fill up the tomato halves with the cooled rice mixture. Add a little extra parmesan on top, if desired. 5. Bake filled tomatoes in a casserole dish (put a little water in the bottom of the dish to help steam them) at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for about twenty minutes, or until tomatoes are heated but not M in g ap art may i steps the today day before and simply bake them right before your guests arrive. Serves 4-6 Tiramisu €> Elizabeth Dougherty 2002 (You may purchase eggs that are separated and pasteurized if you wish.) Three large eggs, separated. 8 oz mascarpone cheese 1 tb instant coffee A few drops of imitation Kahlua extract (optional) O ne eighth of a cup of cocoa C ftc ta $ fn fa c u p o is u g jr ___ i of Pe Fam rM ilario Cookies 1 cup of prepared coffee in a small bowl O ne 12 x 12 baking dish 1. In the bowl with the egg yolks, add the sugar and mix with a wooden spoon until creamy. Add cheese, coffee, and Kahlua extract and mix until incorporated. 2. Whip egg whites with a pinch o f sugar until stiff peaks form. 3. Fold the egg whites into the cheese mixture. Set aside. 4. Dip each M ilano cookie in the prepared coffee (for just a second) and cover bottom of baking dish with a layer of the cookies. 5. Put half the cheese/egg white mixture over the cookies. Sprinkle entire dish with cocoa pow der Make another layer of the coffee soaked cookies. Cover cookies with remaining cheese/egg white mixture. Sprinkle entire top with cocoa powder. Chill for at least an hour. Serves 4-6. (You can easily make this a day ahead.) Elizabeth Dougherty is a member of the lrttcrrulicn.il Association o f Culinary rnrfnsumali and the Florida Restaurant Association She is currently renocsiting a former bed andbreakfast in Sanford where she will leach classes and begin a fvunda lion lo educate youngsters about food an j food etiquette. Her Web site it w u rw -lhtcu tin ary cap ers.com �. .. __________ c '•••>• S i \ n \ t >i i I 1 1 k \i i > Inside: Section C. R eligion 4C-5C Doris Dietrich 3C Marva H awkins 7C Sunday April 14,2002 QAMi appearances by ALL NEW ORIGINAL Midway Elementary production with host SHARON Script by Jenny Marshall QokeRWdi) David C. Kelly vbitAnyw; throughout "It's an opportunity to ihow everyone all the wa derful things the children are doing r w with the u said Midway Principal Sharon Tinner. who was ihe boat and a performer during ths production. Tanner and teachers Jotae Rlnlck and Ttm Welch r f a production from . ll f 11 v*^**/». f “1 ’ / C m > 'U 'a m a M .K ill off her urecycir tluJW. ^ S s?| sp aS 3^ ^ | ^ : (ban Riggins' dance daas perforated 'Artful BaBet" / (Tim Welch) Sharon Tanner in a tribute dedicated to all o f America amazes her "This school makes a big difference In who they air,* Goide said. 'It rives them confidence in life. 'W e drive here everyday fnxn Longwood, but it's definitely worth it Opportunities like this should be every- u4t4| ‘Dritifii ra tie Death Sllftt As for Wednesday's show — besides Sonny almost losing hb moustache and Cher almost losing her hair — everything f went on without a hitdv Comidiaa Jilts ‘Oaaa ■At m i , aw rmtv and r sixth-grade baBet dancars at Midway show off ttmr costumes for 'Artful Batter Abova. Victoria Orta-LaBoy I demonstrates her unicycle skits. Right. teacher Sarah Reece W lights up the show. J J �P i p 2 C Sunday. April M. 2002 TH* S t x m o t l HlMALD Central Florida Zoo offering various teacher; Workshops T he C entral Florida Z oo w ants to team up w ith instructors to help teach chil­ dren about w ildlife, ecosys­ tem s, and conservation. Teacher w orkshops are being held this spring at little to no expense for participants. For teachers o f grades K-B, Project Wet will introduce interdisciplinary instruction models focusing on wetlands and w ater issues w hile Biodiversity: T he Florida Story, takes an inquiry-based approach to teaching and learning the goals o f protect­ ing Florida's ecosystem s. The W etlands a re W ild w orkshop Is offered for 6th through Bth grad e teachers and incorporates m an y handson activities, that e a sily con­ vert to classroom activities. 153 W SR. 434 •Winter Springs | 407-327-3344 t ? llMafirnotjnrtfrigtnlon | 2yr.IanafltyooleW)ll/D Y and close-up visits w ith native anim als. Teachers o f all grades can participate in Project W ild, an Internationally acclaim ed w orkshop that introduces new approaches to the education o f w ildlife and conservation. P roject Wild also features two activity guides. Wild About Florida is also offered to teachers of all ages show ing how to incorporate and protect our native w ildlife both o n cam pus and at hom e. T h e s e w orkshops offer teachers creative w ays to enhance their cu rriculum on w ildlife topics while saving them tim e and m oney," said Sandi Linn, director o f ed u ca­ tion. Biodiversity: The Florida Story and the W etlands are W ild w orkshops are free. P ro ject Wet and Project Wild are $7, and W ild About Florid a is $4. For reservations or m ore in form ation , contact Sand! L in n , D irector o f Education 407-323-4450, extension 122 visit wwwcenbalflofidazoaofg T h e Zoo is located at 3755 N W H ighw ay 17-92 in Sanford . Seminole Loan C o rp o ra tio n SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTORS P.O. Box 1057 106 S. Palmetto A ve. Sanford, Florida 32771 Of Orlando, Inc. T I L E IN S T O C K Locally Owned PERSONAL LOANS UP TO $2,500 . 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Call 407-496-3173 or 407-322-8945 for informa- The Gaines-Morgan Auxiliary No. 17 Amvets wilt observe*their 30th anniversary 3 3 0 p.m. Sunday, April 21, in St. John Missionary Baptist Church, locat­ ed at East lOiii Street and Cypress Avenue. Guest speaker will be Ann Hagin, a retired educator. The community is Invited to attend, inducting all veterans, family and friends Goldsboro b Porch Clean-Up Neighborhood Day is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 27. If you live In the oldsbon community, Goldsboro it’s time for the April Spring Cleaning. Join us » • • • for the great work and a fun day. The clean up effort is in need of families and neighborhoods to join i a A cap­ tain on your street will call. Call and please volunteer. Participate by getting and putting all your trash, broken appliances, broken furniture and garbage on the curb. The city of Sanford and the Goldsboro Clean-Up Committee will have pickup dumpsters and bags for clean up. Join your neighborsi at the great clean-up. C alf407-302-1377 for more infor[407-302-1: madon. The 4-H BLT d u b (Building Leaders Together) at the Harbor Literacy and Learning Centers made game boards on plants and grasshoppers. At Harbor TWo, they made game boards of the American Flag, manatees and plants. The girls received a monetary award in a recent competition. Seminole Hope celebrated seventh year of community serv­ ices and partnership in the Sanford and Seminole Count, areas. The celebration was attended by various partners who have helped bring change and improvements to each Communi­ ty- Awards were given to the city, police and sheriff departments and other community organiza­ tions. Make our community a better place to live. The Grove Counseling Center is a drug-free center. The next monthly meeting will b e held noon Saturday, May 18, in the Wfcst Sanford Boys and Girls Q ub. O ne hundred women in white will host a Women of Excellence C o n fe re n ce at Umt Mtwiwn'a C lu b Community . recently ______ ) the anniversary of Seminole Hope. The celt was atte d by various partners ot the organizetion who have helped bring change to the community. Grant writing workshop slated for April 27 A Grant Writing Workshop will be held 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 27, at Seminole Community College - multipur­ pose room in the Student Center (building Q . The workshop will be led by grant writing consultant, Elizabeth WiUs. Discussion will center on the grant application for the arts license plate grants from Seminole Cultural Arts Council. The arts license plate grants are available to four cate­ gories of organizations in Seminole County: • Cultural/Historical organi­ zations for youth art activities, up to $2/XX)/grant; • Seminole County Public Schoob for arts activities, up to SlXOO/grant; • Noivcultural/hbtorical organizations for youth arts activities, up to $i000/grant; • Emerging cultural/historieal organizations who have been in existence between one and five years, up to $2,000/grant. Also included in the discus­ sion will be applications for the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs grants. Workshop attendance Is not mandatory for grant applica­ tions, but it will be helpful to organizations in completing the application. The workshop is free to pub^ • lie. . . . o f Sanford April 25 through April 2 a The conference is focused on the life changing beauty of C h rist Each session will mi minister D A R E fund-raiser « ■ » ‘ npooTo h -n ir i. kD ujf Imjitvi J m m IrwwBini I lilfc lfT rwiiKi Clarissa Hickmon, loft, Shakayla M e n s and Jisheo Fo rd display their gam e boards. Th e girls recontly made the bo ard s as part of tho 4 -H B L T program at the Harbor Literacy and Learning Center. Sitting is instructor Carrie Root to participants beautifully from the inside out. They will inspire and equip women for the day's ahead. Thanks to the generous spon­ sorship of "Glamour Magic" and "100 Women in W hile," each person who registers will receive a full makeover, hairstyling and photo session with a registration fee of $20. Each personal photo session includes a full wardrobe and accessories to match. Registered people will also receive their choice of a free full color 8X10 from their photo sesjtion. All reg istration m u st be in by April 18 to receive the free photo session. All photos will be hack by Mother's Day. Special guest speakers include Pastor Barbara Gainey from New Jerusalem Church of Osteen, Pastor Carol Ruth of Word of God Church of IX'Bary, and IliyIIis Tyson, host of "In the Middle." Girl lalk with Mother Blanche Weaver and Mother Thelma Mike will be among the guest p i net for discussion. Entertainment will include the UCF Gospel Choir and recording artist Sister Hattie Bush. For more information and group registration, call 407-9818371, Sylvia Thomas at 407-3234967, Tracey Carvy 407-3216HHH, Angela Young at 407-3212101, Thelma Mike at 407-3223304 or Chametta Washington at 407-323-7922. For vendor tables, please con­ tact Ms. Smith at 407-981-8371. Tables are $20 per day. Beginner Guitar Lessons FREE FOR ALL AGES A 6-month course - (Book H 1 S6.95, no tax.) starting Saturday, May 4 th •2 :0 0 pm at It estvlew Baptist Church 4100 Paola Road (4B-A) • Sanford Call for reservations (407) 323-0523 Special Thanks And Appreciation! To Mayor Brady Lessard Sanford Police Department Yvette Bell M id Florida W restling prom oter To m P aladino helps w a s h cars last S a tu rd a y lor a D A R E fund raiser. T h e car w ash w a s only a "w arm -up* tor Ihe Big W restlers, C o p s a n d Kids A gainst Drugs event A pril 2 6. T h e S an fo rd Civic C e n te r doors open at 7 p m. a n d bell tim e is 8 p .m . Tickets are S8 for adults. $4 for kids be tw e en the ages ol 6 a n d 12 and children 6 years or younger are adm itted free. A n y child wearing a D A R E shirt or can prove they are in the program or have graduated from D A R E will get in tree with a paying adult. F o r more information and tickets, call 4 0 7 -3 2 B -9 0 3 5 or 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -9 7 8 8 . - ..... . • . s Sunnyland Corporation Friends, Family, Doctors, & the Sanford Community For their Outpouring o f Support And kindness During My Unfortunate Incident Sincerely, Mrs. M innie Dorsey �P age 6 C Suoday. April W. 2002 T h i S KNT NOLI Herald Juniors learn about Oleander: The tropical Rose Bay polymers and bugs O ur life is full of polymers. properly, an unsuspecting brothCD 's, plastics . . . . And when er can step on the trigger mechyou make vour own, they feel anism and cause the alarm to D go "icky.” At least, that's what the off. A cou it the Junior Girl Scouts said at ........................... buzzer be louder, the “Making It Matter" but the parents who workshop Monday were picking the girls up evening. after the workshop Using a formula that thought softer would included glue, borax and haveoeen better! water, the girls made During the workshop their own polymer. They the girls also learned then tried the formula about chemicals. They and added cummeal, looked at some common Mary which gave it a gritty household products arui texture. They tried to read the labels. They com e up with different • • • • • • • • learned that some n e clean­ uses for their polymer. ing products are flam­ The most popular was to gross mable ana that most are toxic. their moms out. Newspapers arc rather thin as The troops also learned about paper goes. But roll them prop­ current and connectivity by erly and add a little masking making their own alarm system. tape or duct tape and you can Using a 9 volt battery, a buzzer, have something with enough wire, aluminum foil, mat board strength to make your own little and straws, the girls made a table. The girls were quite "bednxim bug." inventive with the structures When placed on the floor they built. Rowell Harald photo by Mary Rovmtl La k e M a ry Ju n io r G irl S couts recently m ade their o w n hom em ade poly­ m e rs using a formula that included glue . Borax an d water. fl&ttutA Ho: First Baptist Church of Sanford, FL 519 S. Park Ave. Friday - April 19, 2002 7:00 P.M. The oleand er la a shrub Culture native to th e M editerranean Full sun is best for flow er­ regions o f southern Europe ing and for rapid develop­ and sou thw est Asia. It ment. It will grow has been cultivated in lanky and produce few Florida sin ce 1565 and flowers in the shade. It has gained popularity can tolerate moat soil in recent years. It is types and conditions, often planted near and grows well in road sid es, edges of sandy dry areas. Its pH woods, law ns, and range is betw een 5.0 gardens. an d 8 3 . O leand er is related Oleanders transplant to the C onfederate easily, plant containerjasm ine, M adagascar F c iT e r grown plants during Periw inkle, early summer when in Allam anda, M andevilla, and active growth. Mulch to a Natal Plum . O leander is also depth o f 3 inches. Newly known as the Rose o f France. planted oleanders should be watered regularly for the First B otanical N otes few months until established. O leander is very drought tol­ O leand er is an ornam ental erant once established. shrub or sm all tree, 3 to 30 feet tall, w ith many branches Fertilize lightly 3 times a year with a vertically upright with a com plete fertilizer. growth. Leaves grow on Organic source and slowshort petioles at each node release fertilizers should pro­ num bering two or three. The vide for longer periods of foliage is evergreen, leathery, time. Use a rate o f 1 pound nitrogen per 1000 square foot and narrow, 4 to 12 inches long with a prominent of plant bed. midrib. Flowers develop in Propagation clusters at the tip of the O leander plants can be easi­ branches, about 2 inches ly propagated by m eans of tip across, w ith red, salm on, y el­ cuttings. Cuttings root easily low or w hite flowers. when taken In early summer. Fruits are rare, but when The use o f rooting hor­ present it is a long narrow mones increases root produc­ pod with m any tufted seeds. tion o f the cuttings. Air layers Landscape can also be used to propagate this plant. Use Seeds are less frequently O leander is one of the m ost versatile landscape plants for used for propagation. su n n y locations. T h ey toler­ ate poor so il conditions and T ru n in n8, . have a fast growth. ' 'A II file'pruning generally - . . O leanders arc available for increases flowering in olean­ use as sm all trees, shrubs, der. Avoid heavy pruning that ground covers, large fencing may lead to excessive vegeta­ or screen shrubs, and as p o t­ tive grow th, basal sprouting, ted patio plants. and few er flower clusters. Dwarf form s are available and can b e used to fit your Toxicity landscape needs. All parts of the oleander plant are poisonous. Plants should be located in the g ar­ den in a restricted location, aw ay from direct contact w ith people. The plant con ­ tains tw o toxic glycosid es know n as, oleandrosid e and nerioslde. A ction o f the p o ison s In oleander is sim ilar to the action o f the heart drugs know n as d igitalis. The sym ptom s can be severe gastroenteritis, d iar­ rhea, abdom inal pain, sw eat­ ing and w eakness. C ardiac irregularities arc com m on, usually as increased heart rate. Pests The oleand er caterp illar is the m ost im portant insect pest o f oleanders. The adult fem ale m oth lays betw een 25 to 75 eggs on the underside o f the term inal leaves. The orange-colored and black haired caterp illars will eat the entire blade o f the leaves in a very short tim e. T h e insect pu pates when it is about 2 inches long. The ad ult insect is a bluish m oth with w hite dots on the w ings and a red tip at the end o f the abdom en. The m oth is know n as the Polka Dot M oth or O leand er M oth. T h e life cycle is about 60 d ays and can produce tw o to three generations per year. The oleander scale, the oleand er aphid , and the long-tailed m ealy bug, are olh er insect pests that affect oleand er plants. A ! Fsfrsr t* SsoWnot* County Urban Horticulturist Inqulrtoa may bo dlroctsd to Not at ttto CooporiUv* Extension service, ISO W. County Homo Road, Santord. F t 33773 or phono M S -U M . AO Ssmlnota County CooRacadva Extension aarvtaae are opart to aa rsganflasa ot race, color, aax. handicap or national oct- 9*"- Citrus care program planned for April 26 A1 Ferrer, Seminole County urban horticulturist, will pres­ ent a citrus care and propaga­ tion program 10 a.m. to noon Friday, April 26. The program will also fea­ ture a special grafting presen­ tation by "P ok ey " of Pokey’s Lake Jem Citrus Nursery in Zcllwood. The event will be held in the Sem inole County Extension Service, located at 250 W. County Home Road, across from Flea World in Sanford. Cost is free. Those interested in attend­ ing are requested to make reservations by calling 407665-5561 or 407-665-5551. Special accom modations will be provided for persons with disabilities needing assis­ tance. Those needing special accommodations should con­ tact the Seminole County Employee Relations Department ADA coordinator at least Five days in advance of the meeting at 407-665-7941. I used to close my bible and pray for faith Now I pray for faith and open my bible No Tickets Required • $5 Donation Requested at the Door I A Free-W ill Love Offering Will Be Received For M e e t U fo n a a d e e C a l: 4I7 -3 2 1 -9 3 5 I e r go tehapJ/fbcianfonlor, I �Sunday. April M . 3002 P i p 3 C Passion M ime Boyz entertain Sanford Woman’s Club President Betty Jack heard The P assion M im e Boyz of routine reports and w elcom ed the G race A p ostolic Tem ple visitors. rform ed at th e A pril m eetLinda Sparrow , third g o f the Sanford vice president, thanked W om an's C lu b. T h e m em bers fo r volu nteer­ energetic trio drew a ing a t the recent round o f rouslni n§ A m erican C an cer applause fromi tne Society 's "S w in g into m em bers. S p rin g " fashion show A ccording to the and luncheon. The Rev. M aurice Bennett, Literary G roup will tem ple pastor, the m eet April 17 a t the "B o y z " h a v e been perDoris hom e of Em y Sokol. form ing for ov er two years, and arc available • • • • • • • • Jean Fow ler announced to the m em ­ for com m unity events bership the advantages o f tak­ as a church m ission. D irector ing the A A RP driver training o f the highly entertaining program for seniors. She rec­ ls D eborah J. Smith. om m ends the educational isslo n M im e Boyz are: program and told the wom en M aurice Bennett Jr., 12; they can receive a $50 reduc­ Brandon W ashington, 11; and A lvin C hapm an, 15. tion on their annual autom o­ The clu b 's A rts D epartm ent, bile Insurance prem ium upon under the direction of Carole com pleting the course. Kirchhoff, arranged the pro­ M em bers w ere invited at gram as w ell as an arts and attend the 90th birthday cele­ crafts exhibit, M em bers bration of Doris Stein at the brought paintings and their clubhouse from 2 to 4:30 p.m. crafts for display only. The on M ay 8. clubhou se and tables w ere H ostesses creating the inter­ decorated w ith dozens o f esting zoo environm ent were stuffed anim als, also provided Fran M orton and Jew el by m em bers. W illiam s, chairs, Frances C Dietrich O M itchell, P hyllis Senkarik, Zetda Siskind and Roberta Zittrower. DARs Attend Conference Ann R egister o f Daytona Beach, w as the guest speaker a t the M arch m eeting o f the Sallie H arrison C hapter D aughters o f the A m erican Revolution h eld in the Best Western Lakeside Landing Room in Sanford. Virginia Powell subm itted the followIngreport: Register is a N ational Society D aughters o f the American Revolution Museum d ocent in W ashington, D .C. She pre­ sented the "G reatest H its" by slide and gave a brief description o f articles in the National DAR m useum in W ashington covering glass objects, pottery, quilts, clocks and furnishings. Members were encouraged to visit the museum in person in Washington. Julia Sartin, regent, presided over the business meeting. T he follow ing dele­ gates and m em bers attended the State Conference at the Marriott Hotel at O rlando International Airport: Virginia Mikler, Fran M orton, Lois Som erville, Libby Boyd, Ann Howland and Virginia Powell. Two orchid quilt squares, designed by Fran M orton and Nancy W illiam s, were p re­ sented at the state conference Herald photo by Tommy Vlncont T h e P assion M im e B o y z ol G ra c e Apostolic Te m p le perform during the April m eeting of the Sanford W o m a n ’s C lu b . to be m ade into a quilt com ­ posed o f squares from all Florida C hapters for a state fund-raiser. The m eeting closed with benediction by chaplain Mary W illiams. So Long, K atherine The community recently lost Katherine Sym es Greenlee, the descendant o f a pioneer Sanford family, who passed on just a few days short of her 94th birth­ day. Family and friends gath­ ered for a brief memorial serv­ ice and a celebration o f life on Katherine's birthday hosted by her two sons and their wives. Bob and Sonja Greenlee of Sanford, and Bill and Nancy A friend w ho attended the event said, " It was the most loving and happy occasion." 18 < Friends R eunite Should auld acquaintance be forgot? Never! More than 40 years ago, a group o f Sanford friends gath­ ered periodically for dinner and a gabfesl. Several of the friends got together recently at the Red Lobster for a reunion and great time. Attending the reunion lunch­ eon were: Jean and 1 ienry Tamm, Zona and Arthur Beckwith Jr., Ann Howland. Frances M itchell, Bill W hite and H e le n T U c lc r . G reen lee o f O rlando. N S S D A R M u s e u m docent A n n Register, left, w a s the guest speaker at the M arch m eeting ol the Sallie Harrison C h a p te r Daughters o l the A m erican Revolution. S tanding with R egister is R egen t Ju lia Sartin. ‘Water is Life’ poster design contest deadline April 15 The Central Florida Ztx>, in partnership with the St. Johns River Water Management District, is sponsoring ’’Water is Life," a >ster contest designed to ■ighten water awareness. The contest is open to third, fourth-, and fifth-grade classes in Seminole, Orange, and Volusia counties. The contest is designed to encourage students to recognlze the importance of water to their lives, and the lives of all living things. To participate, students are invited to design and create a 3- foot by 6-foot poster, on butcher or art paper, depicting what "Water is Life" means to them. All entries will be dis­ played at the Wild About Florida event. May 3 through M ay 5 at the Zoo. C All entrants will receive a free child ticket to the Zoo. The designers of the win­ ning poster will receive a complimentary field trip for all classes in their grade. The trip will be held May 3 and includes "Water is Life" activities, sponsored by the St. Johns River Water Management District. Roster entries are due by April 15. Entries should include contact name, grade, school, county, num­ ber o f students in the class, and telephone number. Send posters to the Central Florida Zoo, P.O. Box 470309, Lake Monroe, FL 32747-0309, or deliver to 3755 NW Highway 17-92, Sanford. For more information, call the Zoo at 407-3234450, extension 122. C all Today And Receive GIFT CARD, I Cart tar Tfca H m D e i i r t i B r t r t l i J r t i f rtto m f l r t M sI *»• u r t M TIC. MMMI �Page 4G Sunday. April H. 2002 TKX SOUNOLI HnULD Church Notes i1 Sem inole Community C hurch , Anniversary Banquet Seminole Community Church, located at 5070 Orange Blvd. in Sanford, is hosting its anniversary banquet 5 p.m. Sunday, April 14. Tickets for the dress-up dinner commemorating the church's ninth anniversary are $10. For more informa­ tion, call 407-324-0199. The church's next help­ ing hands meeting is 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 1. Anyone wanting to be involved is invited to attend. Women's Workshop Victory Tem ple o f Cod, located at 601 P ine Ave., in Sanford, is hosting its W om en's D istrict W orkshop 2002 fo r African Am erican W om en o f Cod from April 19 to A pril 21. All African A m erican wom en in the com m unity are invited to participate in the event, w hich will teaching, encouraging, helping, enhancing the skills o f participants, col­ laborating and improving the community. For more inform ation, call 407-321-8864. 5 0 7 0 O ran ge B lv d . Sanford BOO pm Jerry W alsh , P asto r UW AJtSTOtTTM OM DC) BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE SYSTEMS •ADO 0*3 FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICE A U BRANDS RESIDENTIAL ANO COMMERCIAL “HEAT PUMP EXPERTS* STATE CERT 6CACQ36624 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL and DAYCARE Pre-school thru 12th gred* "A Ministry ot Church of O od of Santord A BEKA Curriculum <02 W. 22nd 8 t , B u fo rd » 321-2723 Sanford, located a t 519 S. Park Ave., is hosting a southern gospel concert with the Southern Songboys and H eart o f Harmony 7 p.m . Friday, April 19. No tickets are required, but a $5 donation is requested at the door. A free-will offering will be received. Food Source Program The Sanford C h urch of Christ is working w ith a program call Food Source to help the congregation and community. T h e pro­ gram offers various foods each month at a discount­ ed rate from grocery stores. For more inform ation about the Food Source Program , call Jeannette Stifey at 407-323-8234,407829-0272 or the church at 407-322-7781. V olunteers N eeded T he Christian Sharing Center in Longw ood has an urgent need for volun­ teers to fill various posi­ tions. Receptionists and inter­ viewers are needed to interview fam ilies in crisis situations and to assist them in m eeting their needs. Pantry w orkers are needed to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for client families. Van drivers are needed to pick up food donations. Hours are M onday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For inform ation, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. 6, Monday, W ednesday or Friday. SANFOR D ME 207 E. 25th 8t. Anglican LOMQWOOO Hwy 4 3 4 A 4 2 7 mAomoNAL m e a n t i t a u u m * CASMLBEHHV Winter Parfc Or. ____T ? » 2 H — H A RREL& BEV ERLY T R A N S M IS S I O N S DAVID BEVERLY ANO STAFF AJ4QUCAM CATHBDRAL 3M W S H 4M (Ateft* Ave) (1/4 M e o i Q r m r SR 417 Gang Eeer) OvtecJo. 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(VL/Rett Sanlord / L it* Mary Area C a ll Genesis Family Kid Care 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -7 7 6 6 0 * 6tn ’t Choir and Teem WO G Ja (Nurtery pruded af aervtcee) UOHTMOUtC BAPTIST CHURCH •915 MARKHAM ROAD Santonl Ftenda 32771 (407)6264400 Randy Waier Patter Stnday School 646am Mon-wig Worth* 10 50 a m (Jr Church ter Chddren ages IWupida 9) COUNTRY6IOI BAPTIST CHURCH 560 S Country C U> R d . Lake Mary. FL Shane Wynn Pieter Sunday School 9 41 t i n Sunday AM Worth* 10 45 a m Sunday PM Worth* i 00 p m Wed Prayer Meeting 7 30 p m N t n e y Provided PWCCR1BT BAPTIST CHURCH 901 faat Airport Boulevard SeWord. Honda 32773 Church OAce (407) 322 373/ J Cert Welch Patter Sunday School 943 am Morning Worth* If 00 am Evening Worth* 700 pm Ud-WM* Worth* 700pm C h * * e n to u c h 7 00pm Ntmery Prmndad A l Service# JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 920 Upaele R d, Serdord 321 9072 Qeorge Sledd Patter Sunday School Mommg Service 10 00 a m ft 09 a m Evamrg Worth* 6 00 pm. Wednesday AAA PrayerBtete Stedy 7 00pm CfdtPen A Teen Servicea 7 00 pm. Regular Acftvftee For A l Agee Nurtery Provided For AN Service# i wry Hater Is A Mtofcome Queer FIRST 6HB0H MSSKMARY BAPTIST CHURCH 700 Elm Avenue Santord. FL 32771 (407)322 5466 Rev Or Harry 0 Rucker. 5# Patter Earty Morning Service 6:15 am Stmlay School 6 30 am Morning Worth* 1100am fvemng Worth* (TBA) 4 00 pm Monday, Btoie Study 7 30 pm Catholic ALL 10ULB CATHOUC CHURCH Comer ef 9m St 6 3 Oae Are. Sanford. FL 407 322 9766 Fatter Rchard W Trout Patter WeekdayUut 6:00 »m Monday-Fnday Confeaiuorui. Saturday 4 00 p m SMudey W gi 5 00 p m Sunday 7:45 a m , 1030 a m . Noon Altar Servers Appreciation Night planned for next Saturday In a special effo rt to honor the A lter Servers o f four C a th o lic parishes, including All Sou ls, Saint A n n 's, Saint A u gustine and N ativity, C ouncil No. 5357 is inviting all a l t jr servers, their fam i­ lies, religious and parish priests in the four parishes to a d in n er and inspirational m essag e presented by the Rev. M ichael J. H ughes, O SA. T he A ppreciation Night w ill b e held 6 p.m . Saturday A pril 20, in the large C ouncil Hall build in g, located at 2505 M yrtle Ave., in San fo rd . The K nights o f C olum bus, G rand Knight Jo h n H erbert stated , "C ou n cil 5 3 5 7 is d ed i­ cated to strengthening fam ily life in accord an ce w ith the social teaching o f the Church and. guided by ou r principles o f charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism , serv in g as a W itness to the good new s of Jesus C hrist through a ctiv i­ ties such as the A ltar Servers A p preciation N ig h t." For m ore inform ation, call 407-327-4117. Jiilia n in C oncert The P o tte r's W heel Church of G od is hosting a p erfo rm ­ ance by Jiilian Englund, fo r­ m er m odel and sp ok es­ w om an for G iorgio C osm etics, 7 p.m . Thursday, A pril 25. Englund will be cond u ct- ing a heating conference on Friday and Satu rd ay evenings. Se ssio n s begin at 7 p.m . nightly. The P o tte r's W heel is located in Live O ak Center on E nterprise Road in O ran ge C ity betw een Saxon Boulevard and D eltona Boulevard. It is the last unit on the left after en terin g the center. For m ore inform ation, call 407-579-9281 or 386-860-7204. �Sunday. April H . 2002 P a g e 3 € T he S emi nole H eral d im . • (fecRl HR) to o a m .. B p M ft (CNao*) J«vy*RRft M rltfio tl am u o i Qutm ot ttA ct ity t a « » ORTHOOO I CATHOUC CHURCH IFL ao7-3ti-4tn 1040 am 11a m 7am Congregational CHURCH (N A C C 0 2401 t t M tA M .fia rtD I UivyUmd 1007 a Comar of W 2SR It A UpaaR Rd 101 UpaaRRoad. Bardvd FL 32771 to a m »0R«9) Christian UPBALA • pm Tueedey trwyw IRNtog tOOOtm 9 X am. Presbyterian t.4S A t o 30 am. » i)iA t t M A M Ila f 2540 Pvt OrtR. PCX B n OOt tartord. ft 37772-08)0 (Comar of Part Or. A D * ft* ) (407) S4-< Bryan PRngtr S u W y Educaaon 900am 9i*dW WOrsftR 1000am 2nd WtdmadRp of aacfi modi FatoaahR Omnar A X pm 1030 am A t » pm la 730pm FelDwNp Fitday 730 pm. (no • « * » 9r Rtf FNtoy of 9r mar*) 1100 am • 41 p m 7727 •30 a m 1041 a m N to L H Ite p w Apm A4Apm Episcopal A Part A Odl / Demmtosm Lutheran ia ) m m o e u c M l u t w *. AN CHURCH 00 SANTORO (M X A ) 2917 QrRndO Or (H »T 17-02) E-maf p c i t M t o o n “Whara wa Know NamaT to Tha Haart Of Tha Cay Raw Bruca A Scot Paaior SMtoay School 900 a m SMVtoyHomtogPRnNp 1000am Sm i MorrangC cfRi Hour 11 00 am Smv ConRmporary Wonfap 700pm Wondarti Wmtoaadsy Fam^f M p f * E vary WadRaday S to w -E v a ry Wad SXpm AdUl BAR Study 4 00pm touto Ctoba 4700 pm Ptana 323-7312 iM o lt f O O l a a a M a ta WtontR Borneo 030 a m 1030 am 700pm Notary PmMdad DoBory. FL 37713 JO laawnaa edalcAMiw Pmactma I vouto CaAlarm M O WEEK WORSM* 94 CHAPEL Tuaaday. Wvtooodoy A THaaday* 730 UpooR Rd. SarAont FL 407-322-0990 , Uom g M nNp landoa BIBLE s n o c s * Wad^aaday A THaadaya ("tapL •May « t TIT1 R * tm C O TA L CHURCH 700 ftnaharl Rd LaM Mary. FL 444-4473 Tha Rov Omdaa T. Hot. Ractar 1011am •0 0 p m 100pm 7 30 a m AAA F o rm A "Corrg lor PaopHT 1401 A- Part Avanua Sorted. FL 32771 (407) 322-2401 Raw Jamaa J. Advadar V 41am •Stmday tdioai 1100am •Morrang W on** Christian Science 97S MARKHAM WOOOS ROAD Comar of EE- WRamoon Rood 407-794-7709 Stmday. CKmfi Sarvca and Aimday Sdioctf 1000 a m WaAiaaday 9 00p m CMd Cara AwalMa N af Aarwioaa RaaAng Room Monday 9»u Saturday 1000am to400pm Thursday E v in m 4 p m to • p m i d m a »r to*"— m m * ■ >u m i « » a unuM M i, n a rtra • Ptona 407-49R1440 Church 01 Christ LONOWOOO CHURCH OP CHRBT 1014 Hay 17 92 1 M. H O Hay 434 407-3231430. 407-324-4334 Sun. Wbrtep l0 3 0 a m A 4 p m Coma aorahto am ua A inandy aaleoma ■aa you MK) FLORA)A CHURCH OP CHRBT 219 Wada 81 Waaar SpnngA a 32709 St*day Sarvcaa l O X o m B X p m S«*day B4m Study 9 30 am Wad BOR Study 7 30pm Barry Hayaa (407) 327 5001 Church O f G o d CHURCH OP OOO •01 W 22nd S I. Sanford. FL 407 322 3942 Raw Wat TorteRy Paaior St*dty School 9 41am Morrang Worafap 1041am Evanaig Sarvca A 00 p m torafogoo 7 to S pm SomneR Tnrvfy Cnnooon Sctwxf Pra School Wu grada 12 407 321 2773 Aho Day Cara Starts af 1 yaar to pra school 407 3231411 Church O f G o d of Prophecy CHURCH OP OOO OP PROPHCCT 2509 S Elm A* Sanford. F R . 32773 407 322-401S CMttan't 8t*day SdiooMOOU am H rtyC ucM I V00/11:11am Chttan-a QtmR 900am (Educaaon Wing) Nwaary Bagaia Ai 044 Am. Throu^i 134S pm Somtao Holy Eucftanal 700 a m A 700 p m Charismatic Episcopal " HOLT CROAi LUTHtRAN CHURCH OP LAJU HART TOO St* Dm*, laaa Mary. FL Paul Hoyar Paaior NamanOuaUo* Aaeetad Paaior Saturday ranng 130pm CoNaaporary WonHp A rd ya om ng 100am. (A Sunday morrang 930am Coraamporary Wonhp 1100am FamPy Wortep Sarvca Notary la promdad al Oaycara. Praarfwol and Onaaan Day School Sunday momng For totormofton Cal 407 3330797 LUTHtRAN CHURCH OP THt RCDUMCR 2S2S l OafeAvo. Sorted. FL Raw Itnar A Rauachar Paaior SimdaySdioef 1030am 1030am mot im a Mary 4071332030 Raw Chadaa R Janaa Pastor S^atoay School, al agsa 900mm Osach Sarvcas VXAIOXmm Ntaaary Ptowidad >buto Orx4). Sunday H X School 400pm ttdda School IXpm Pra-School Mon tvuFrl 9 to 12 Methodist 404 Tudor Dm* (Comar Tudar Or A CR 427) Suiday Euchanai 1(407) 322-7900 930am IJO lA Inter-Denomlnatlonal Momng WoriNp Bt)R Study FAITH I ' M- Qrowng to ChnN To Sarva YOU* 700pm 419 Part Awa. SanlordL FL 407-322-4371 HOUSE OP R CFUOl M M tTR K A . B4C. 1001 CaRry Awa. Sanford (407) 324-4711 Dora W. RcftanRon Paaior S ud ry Scnocf t X am Morrang Woramp 1100am E * m g WoraTap 7 00 pm Maf Waal Baa Wad 7 30 pm Sm tvm tion A rm y a aa am 1000 4 m 900pm Non-Denomlnatlonal Thad Wad of Each MorWi I X p m 1030 4 m 1100am ^ S*Smal f cEnough a olb Lows t LVbu • Momng Wortep Ewanaig Sarvca Tuaaday Evamng BAR Study FIRST PRCMYTTAUM CHURCH (U .A A ) OP LAR I NARY 129 W WRm Awa Laha Mary. FL 407-311 1001 Raw Staphan Moral Paaior CHach School 94Smm Momng Worshp 11 00 tm Wad Choa Practca 7 00 pm TTvmVbutoOoa IXpm Ptasary ProwRd « S27-XA2 or 323OP10 CHORCH OP f H t HOLY COMFORTER Tha Sorted Bndga Comar of Rh Si A HoPy Am Sorted. Ftortdo 8r H ^ R ConRmporary Muac Practca 700pm Mtamana OrcR Msaangs N 3 schadkiad tmaa Rid Tpa of VR monti 4Pars Saraor Fnands* IN Wad of VR avrWi T H t SALVATION ARtft WORtMP •5*0 U H Y K l CENTER 7 X W 24to Saaal Sanford. FI 32771 407 322 2942 C r 4r r Roban and Lnda Raddna. Corps j rMart. Loonay Mu Ruaaal Todar. A M Pastor VOuto and t a * g AdUR Momng Wonfap A2SA1014am C cftas FalpaaNp 9 X im . St*dry School 941am VdutoF afoaaafap 400pm IMaary Prowtoad Sunday Sarvca Prana and FeeowdhR 9 45am Scarday School 945mm Itatnaaa Maatng 11 X am BtaR Study and Prayar SXpm Mama Laagua (Ladas) 7Xpm Man s FdowVc CtaP 700pm BandPracmca IXpm *Wto haari to God and Fund to man* 2nd Monday United Church Of Christ • 41am 201 Efen Awa. Sanford. FL 407-B143B9 Tmotoy HuRon Paaior StmdayScnool 1000am Morrang WOrafap 1100 a m Tua Prayar/RRR Study 7 30pm Man i Prayar Braaidaal IfT to iN y •X im . LAA I HOC FtLiOW SMP A UnRad MadiadM CammunHy TlM cA ry RaopR R a Raasonr FAITHFUL WORO H M tT R R S LaaavR* Plata •(407) 324-4300 320 E Commaroal Si •Sanford Suvtey Sarvca 1100am Chfdan's FafoMhR lagas 4-12) 1100am Famfy FaAowsRp/ RaTrsshmanss 1230pm Thusday FafcxnR) Ms song 7 30 pm Friday •Chnaaan Co»*aa4ng 200 10 0p m (Ptoaaa cal 329-4300 lor appl) SCVCNTH O AVAO V fJm tT MARI HAL SOA 900 E 2nd StraaL Sanford. FL 32771 407 3235944 root 930 a m OMna Worsrvp 1100 a m Wad Evamng Prayar Mig 730 MaaR avary St*day R 1 0 « am al toa cnmfoiiaPR Unaad Arad Thaafsr. SammoR Towna Canfar Mai O R d a n t Ocm h 10 ISam •Hudsrt (youto) Mraaanaa S-Tpm •SaR Nurasry ProMdad *Raachmg PaupR tar a Raason* LONOWOOO HALS CONORIOATIONAL CHURCH UCX. 1255 EE WdRmaon Road longnood. FL 407-3321213 Raw Or HaIVtoargpood Mtodar Sunday Sarvcas ConRmporary 9 00 am TradtonN WORffp 10 30 am Pfasary PrxMdsd Church School t I S a m - I O I S a m YPuti A Chfdan Mvwaary •X p m Nazarene LONOWOOO CHURCH OP TH t HAZARCNt 200H WaymanSl. Longwood FL •31 ASAP ScrOty School 945am Momng Wor»hp 1041mm ChAfsn • Church 1041mm EvangaiRC Sarvca •X p m WadRaday Famfy 7 00pm Vtouto. Woman, and AAM BAR S idy TRvar A Saangsr Hwa* SCM M O U COMMUMTT CHURCH 5070 C 407-3240199 a Wesleyan W t S L IT AN CHURCH OP PAOLA VMOWaystoaDr. Sanford a X771 (Od M (Eaf 11) Waal F m Sirsal on lad - Ona MR) Laonard OOonnai Paaior 407 322 1312 Whara VR GospN R Good Na*a* • 41am It X mm Evarvng WorWwp •X p m Mtt-Waam Mlg Wad 7 30pm Pkmaa Shara Voia Lfa Wm lis St. L u k e’s hosting eighth annual spring con cert Thursday St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of Oviedo, located at 2021 W. State Road 426, is hosting its eighth annual spring concert 7 J 0 p.m. Thursday, April 18. The event will include a per­ formance from the University of Central Florida Orchestra, directed by Carlos Mendoza, and feature Anton Dvorak's, Symphony No. 8 in G Major, Opus 88; Frederic Chopin's, Concerto in H minor for Piano and Orchestra (Jose Cubela, soloist); and Joaquin Rodrigo's, Concierto de Aranjuez (Dr. Eladio Scharron, guitar). Admission is free, and free nursery care for small children will be provided. For more information, call 407-365-3408. Spring Into Life The O rlando Church of Religious Science will have Its Sunday Celebration at Maitland Community Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, April 21. The special event, "Spring Into Life With Laughter," will feature the Spirit Band. A potluck dinner will also be held. The com munity is invited to attend, however, no pets allowed. T he park is located on Mayo Avenue about one mile north of the Maitland Civic Center off o f Orlando Avenue. For more information, call 407-673-3030. Volleyball League The Jewish Community Center, located at 851 N. Maitland Ave., is now accepting registration for a Sunday evening co-ed Power Volleyball League. Teams will scrimmage on April 28, and the league offi­ cially begins May 5. There will be eight weeks of round robin play followed by a tournament. Entry fee is $225 per team. Registration deadline is April 26. For more information, call Sylvia I’asnak at 407-645-5933, ext. 259. C hurch Notes Craft Show The Women's Ministries o f Sanford Church o f God is sponsoring an arts and craft s and spring cleaning sale 7:30 a.m. to 2 3 0 p.m. Saturday, April 13. The event will be held in the Sanford Church of God Gym, located at 801 W .’ 22nd St., just two blocks west o f Highway 17-92. A lunch o f hot dogs, chips and drinks will be available for $2. For more information, call 407-3223942. Spaghetti Dinner The Salvation Army Men’s Fellowship Club is hosting its annual spaghetti dinner 6 to 7 3 0 p.m. Tuesday, April 29. "W e are looking forward to our annual spaghetti dinner; we are particularly excited about the music that will be provided by the New M ount Zion Missionary Baptist 1 Church," said Capt. Robert A. Recklirve, corps officer at The Salvation Army in Sanford. "Folks com e from sur­ rounding areas and Orlando to enjoy our famous spaghetti, and we'll be at our best this year,” S a id Charlie D u m w n / w r , president o f the Men's Fellowship Club. Money raised at the event goes to support pro­ grams of the M en's Fellowship Club, the ladies Home League and the Worldwide M issions of The Salvation Army. Tickets arc $5 per adult and $3 per child. For tickets or information, contact The Salvation Arm y in Sanford at 407-322-2M 2. The Salvation Army o f Sanford is located at 700 W. 24th St. Flower A rranging Wekiva Presbyterian Church is hosting a night of flower arranging 5 p.m. Sunday, April 28. Following a light catered supper, Patty Joyner, who does flower arranging foV Sunday worship, will demonstrate how to arrange flowers. Tickets are $5 per person and will be sold at Circles and on Sunday April 14 and April 21. G olf Tournament The Presbyterian Women of Wekiva is sponsoring the first Bud Kendall Memorial Golf Tournament Saturday, April 20. Registration is at 7:30 a.m. with an 8:30 a.m. shot gun start. The event is a four person scram ble at Zellwood Station Country Club. Entry fee is $50 per play­ er, which includes green fees, cart, range baits, lunch and prizes. Entry forms most be received by April 13. For more information and an entry form, e-mail budkendallgolfQ earthlink.net � 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>, April 14, 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/aca6a705202a97445eb1e4370bc1fa69.pdf 809b5fcefe47c6d33d572e5eba07ea78 PDF Text Text V: Sanford, Florida S ite c h o s e n f o r n e w p o s t o f f ic e Editor Plng SANFORD — Nearly nine months after the city Identified potential sites, the U.S. Postal Service has selected the location for its new retail facility. The site is on the southeast com er of 1st Street and Sanford Avenue in the retail-center that contains the Family Dollar Store. A preliminary contract calls for the Postal Service to lease 6,236 U.S.Postal Service selects 1st Street shopping plaza for future facility jgjs , , , square feet of space in what is now the Second Image costume store and Billy Boy's Hot Dog restaurant. “This is one of the few projects mov­ ing forward in the country,” said Joseph Breckenridge, a spokesman for the # # . ’ , be signed, it must be approved by t clearinghouse com m ittee with I Postal Service. The proposed lease agreement would be for 10 years with two five-year options. Breckenridge did not release the cost of the lease and said those figures would be made public once “the ink is County agrees to pay $4.3 million for Jetta Point property Seminole stops streak Friday night at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium the Fighting Seminoies ended Lake Mary’s unde­ feated streak at 20 games with a 5-0 upset of the Rams. By Christopher Patton Staff Writer SANFORD — To the dismay of several natural lands and trails committee members, the Seminole County Commission approved Tuesday the purchase of a 43-acre site for $4.35 million. The plot, commonly referred to as Jetta Point, is bound by State Road 434 and the State Road 417, just east of the city of Winter Springs. The property includes two single family homes and horse stables. ”1 don't know how that can be Emergency Operations Center hosting open house In recognition of National County Government Week, the Seminole County Emergency Operations Center will hold an open house today. One of the main purpos­ es of the open house is to help families prepare for homeland terrorism. Citizens will learn about preparing for disasters with strategic planning and supply.kits. O fficialswill alsp detail what action, a family should take in the event of a specific terrorist Incident. Located at 150 Bush Boulevard in Sanford, the center will be open from 10 a.m. to noon and then again from 6 to 8 p.m. rlymg in a no-fly zone Two F-10 Air Force fighter jets forced down a small float plane Monday about 1:30 p.m. after the aircraft violated a no-fly zone imple­ mented for the launch of the Space Shuttle. justified as natural lands,” said Andrea Holman, a member of the Green way and Trails Committee. Commissioners contend the property will be an asset to the surrounding communities. A partnership with the city is being discussed for active park uses such as a dog park, ball fields and an equestrian center. The property will also protect the Seminole trailhead to the south Several commissioners are banking on the fact that portions See Property, Page 4 A Jim Parish packs a food box at Seminole Volunteer Enterprises Inc. Parish has volunteered at the orga­ nization tor several years. He decided to halo pgopie after friends, family and others helped him during his recovery from encephalitis. Parish's lest day s i the organisation warn Tuesday. H e plans to m ove to Georgia to spend m ore time with his grandchildren. SANFORD — Local officials have worked for more tlian a year to earn a federal designation for three Seminole County commu­ nities as "Weed and Seed" sites. On Monday, that designation was finally announced. As Georgetown resident Juanita Sanford charity says goodbye to longtime volunteer By Michelle Jerls M anaging Editor C em inole Volunteer Enterprises Inc., biosc Jin g one of its most valuable assets. Jim Parish, a volunteer for the Sanford notfor-profit organization, is moving to Georgia to spend more time with his grandchildren. He is leaving behind a legacy of dedicated volunteer service in Sanford. "Jim is a super guy," Volunteer Enterprises Inc., Director Jean Metts said. "We could not k e«j going if it wasn't for people like him." Parish's service record to the Sanford organization is impressive. More impressive, however, is his will to survive after overcoming a disabling disease. In the early 1990s, the Ohio native was bitten by a mosquito. The insect bite caused a rare viral infection to enter Parish's blood stream, which resulted in encephalitis. Encephalitis, which affects only about 1/500 people in the United States yearly, causes the inflammation of brain cells and surrounding membranes. The infection affects people differ­ ently. After a slow recovery period, some pcopie are able to return to their former work and lifestyle. Parish, however, suffered from a more severe course of the disease, which led to a permanent memory impairment, "I have a memory disability,” Parish said, "For example, tomorrow I won’t remember talking to someone unless I write it down." With the help of family and friends and a lot of note taking, Parish Ls now able to live a rclalively normallife. When he moved to Florida a few years ago, he derided he wanted to help people in return for all the help he received during his recovery, "When I got sick, an awful lot of people helped me/' he said. "Through the church, I found out about Jean and derided to help out." Seminole Volunteer Enterprises provides See Volunteer, Page 4A Hflftld phoio by Tommy VVtcenl William Daniels, tefl, of the U S. Attorney's Office presents Seminole County Shenfl Don Esingor with a certificate announcing Seminole as a Weed and Seed site. Pag«6A Seminole Smile J j F o u r ja il w ork ers reprim anded fo r m istakenly releasin g inm ate By Christopher Patton Staff Writer SANFORD — The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office released the findings from an internal investigation into the erroneous release of jail inmate Gilberto Roman. Roman was mistakenly released from the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Feb. 14. Deputies recap­ tured him a week later at a Lake Kathryn Motel in Longwuod. He was awaiting trial in Seminole for an attempted firstdegree murder charge where he allegedly tired to ram nis wife's car on Christmas Eve 1999. He was also awaiting transfer to a state prison to serve a three-year sen­ tence for arson in Orange County. This week Sheriff Don Eslinger approved Ihe reprimands of four jail workers based on the recom­ mendations from the report, said Administrative Services Chief Penny Fleming. The report detaiLs the charges of carelessness agaiast quality-control supervisor Kelly Scheiderer, Sgt. Mark NeLson, L t Mark Metts and intake release clerk Valerie Cambridge. As a result of the charges, Scheiderer, Nelson and Metts will receive written reprimands. Cambridge, whose inaccurate entry into the jail computers ulti­ mately caused the release, will only receive an oral reprimand. She reportedly was traasferfed to tiie jaii on Nov. 13, 2001 and was still in training. “We were all very disappointed this ever occurred in the first place," Fleming said. "I could not support a written reprimand for Cambridge because she was still in training. We had three higher per­ sonnel that reviewed the paper­ work and did not catch the error." Fleming recommended in the report additional enhancements to the jail system. The error occurred when Cambridge reportedly entered information pertaining to another inmate that was testifying in Roman's case. A redesign of the inmate release package will make the information easier to read and more "user friendly" for supervi­ sors to identify mistakes. "The most disheartening aspect See Jail Page 4 A Hunt wins blue ribbon at C en tral F lo rid a F a ir By Dan Ping Editor Roy Manafao Sanford M aintenance Departm ent em ployee Index Butincu . . . . . . . 3A C la tu fia d . . 4B6B Ciottword . ...38 Osar Abby leflals . . . . Obituarist . .. Polka log .. Spoilt . . . . 2A 3MB . . . . 3A . . 2A .10-38 l*w k l photo by Tommy Vlncont Pauline Hunt of Sanford shows off her bfue-rtXxn ptoce of art. She won Ihe prize during the recent Centra Florida Farr. SANFORD — Stain gLrss works of art are most often associated with churches, but the pieces are becoming popular in other venues. It's not uncommon for historic homes, like those in Sanford, to be accentuated with a stained glass near the entrance of the home. Office build­ ings sometimes use stained glass to add a little color to corporate bland­ ness. Those designs, sometimes consist­ ing of thousands of pieces, are as dial- lenging to create as they are stunning to look at. Pauline Hunt, a Sanford resident, enjoys the challenge and has been cre­ ating mini master pieces since 19%. From letter holders io window panels, she creates a variety of pieces based on original designs. Pauline always enjoyed the colorful designs and seven years ago took a class at the Glass Attic in town. Four class sessions provided her with the basics in both tile foil method and the lead came method of stain glass. “It's not difficult to get the basics down," slu? said. "By the time the class was over, I was able to work on my own. That's how you master the art, by doing more and more pieces." Those with Type-A personalities might find working with glass frus­ trating because of the fragile nature of the material. Not so with Pauline. She says making stain glass relaxes her and she takes satisfaction in making a beautiful piece. She does admit, though, that it can be a bit of a bother "when you have to try three or four times to cut the glass into the shape you want." See H u n t Page 6 A . 1 -J — I �Page 2A Wednesday. April 10.2002 T he S eminole Mould S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LA N C E A RO U N D O U R CO UN TY Cloud hopping Fallen firefighter’s pocket penny com forts family Yi My brothe New York City firefighters who were missing in the World Trade Center disaster. For two months my family agonized about his where­ abouts and what happened to him. One night my mom told me about the ’ pennies from heaven" letters in your column, and I began wishing that Mom could find a penny with my brother’s birth year on it — or some other sign that he ' was at peace. In late November, 1 got a Dear phone call from my slsterIn-L •law that my brother’s body was found. When she was given his belongings, she was surprised to see his iv iiu ii * icvfM uw v, which n i u u i we re v thad iu u never uv ' Saint aFlorian necklace, seen him wear. (He must have put it on o n ly-when ' iflars in his going to a fire.) He had a couple of dolla pocket — and one penny. When I relayed this news to my mother, she jumped up and said, "That’s my sign! He’s at iace." I sometimes wonder if we are just lookg for signs, but as time goes on and 1 speak to other families in our situation, nothing feels coincidental. f Th* R o m m g h m m wfflbagtvmbjr _ I X c q u co n B e g r t X: PACE Bmntfcy School Abo, baa, brunches, and dinnei in private homes will be sue- ^ t j ...- - :■ifni, t-----Hy „ uoneu ror cnaniy. Spokes toa sodsl dub dedi­ cate tohe(pingn with the * familiar become ( Orlando area. For RMCvatkm or M am atiorv call Befsy i•1407-277-9003 or Carrie at 407-’-323-2297. A b by preaentotkn "Cental 1 History and FoO dotv," 2 to 4 pm. Wednesday, April 1(L at its Sanford/Lake en p u I/Lake Mary camput The presentation is a walk through main highlight of Central Florida history st G SUZANNE AULETTA, HOWELL, N J. DEAR SUZANNE: Please accept my deepest sympathy for the tragic l o s s of your beloved broth then He was not only a hero, but also an Innocent victim In a war we are committed to win. If the penny brings comfort to your moth* er, then it has more than served Its purpose. Space shuttle Atlantis looks like its passes through a cloud Monday after taking off at 4:44 p.m. The shuttle went into orbit carrying a new piece of the international space station and Is scheduled return to earth In 10 days. Resisting an O ffk v r • Sanford Officer Daniel Barbara arrested Emory Willis. 29, of Sanford Sunday for assaultt on < an officer and resisting an officer. • Seminole CXrputy Chip Irwin arrested Thomas Alessandro, 20, of Geneva Friday for resisting an officer. Alessandro reportedly tried to run from authorities when they arrived at his hom e lo serve him with a dri­ ving with a suspended license warrant • Sanford Officer Raymond Irvin arrested Eric Rich, 22, of Sanford Friday for his third Charge of driving w ith a suspended license imrf mrrlesn rtrivfn,;' Rich was reportedly involved in a traffic accident at the interscclion of Upsala Road and Garden Court. • SanfordI O Officer Shaw n Kelley arrested La tony a Clark, 21, of Sanford Thursday for resisting an officer. Clark reportedly held on to a mini-van luggage rack and would not let go while officers tried to serve her with a Volusia County warrant for forgery. • Seminole Deputy Jarritt Negri arrested Christopher Donaldson, 26, of Longwood Sunday fur resisting an officer, attempting to flee, reckless dnving and driving with vith;a sus­ pended license. Police noticed Donaldson traveling down Dunbar Street without any headlights. When they attempted to stop the . vehicle, the suspect reportedly put the vehicle in reverse. The passenger of the vehicle reportedly pul the vehicle in park as he jumped out of the moving car. Donaldson’s license: has h been suspended 31 times since 1995, according to po lice DEAR ABBY; I am 25 and am engaged to a man I have been with since I was 16. We have lived together for more than six years and have accumulated lots of furniture and household items. I’m beginning to think he is not the right man for me, but fear it will be difficult to leave him. His parents gave us most of our stuff, and I’m afraid if I leave him he will feel he has the right to keep everything they gave us. ,1 am al$o having an affair with a married man 1 work w itn. ill...He . . fa y . .. . . . . ________ leave his wife. In the meantime, I don’t want to hurt my fiance, but don’t know what to do. 5houl<Tl tell Turn the truth about my relation­ ship with the married man? What about the fur­ niture? Does he get to keep It? CONFUSED IN BRITISH COLUMBIA DEAR CONFUSED: Don’t waste any more time obsessing about the furniture. Tell your fiance the truth — and the furniture distribu­ tion problem will become a lesser priority. DEAR ABBY; My son’s baby monitor is pick­ ing up conversations from my neighbor's cord­ less phone. On more than one occasion, my hus­ band and I have heard my friend "Mary's" hus­ band, "Pete," talking suggestively to a woman late at night. It's obvious it's not Mary he is talk­ ing to. Mary just told me they are selling their home and Pete has asked her•for a divorce. He said he "just doesn't want to be married anymore." I feel tremendously guilty over this and am dying to tell Mary that Pete is not as innocent as he's making himself out to be. I want to expose him for who he really is. Two problems: I don't want to cause Mary any more heartache, and the way we found out is sort of sleazy. I know their divorce is none of my business, but I feel that Mary should know the truth. Should I tell her what I know? HEARING "BABY" TALK IN THE B A B Y S ROOM C hild Neglect Sanford Officer John Foshee arrested TUnisia Latson, 28, of Sinfotd Friday for child neglect Latson reportedly would leave her 7month-old sonl iat hom e alone while she went to work. Witnesses called police around 4 3 0 p m when the child reportedly wouldn't stop crying and the m other was nowhere to be found.. IPolice entered the home and found the child on the floor with a wet diaper. According to officers “the house was in disar­ ray." Six hi mm later, Latson appeared at the jail to pick up her child. When asked why she didn't come earlier she stated "I couldn’t leave, I need m y job !" Suspended License Winter Springs Officer PA. Rshcl arrested Manichu Arabu, 28, of Winter Springs Friday for driving with a suspended license. DEAR HEARING "B A B Y ’ TALK: The mar­ riage Is over. Why protect the guilty? I see no reason to conceal the truth from your neigh­ bor. Tell her that you've been hearing more than baby-talk over the baby monitor — and that her husband has been having one heck of a party on the party line. Larceny • Seminole Deputy Dim Causseaux arrest­ ed Kenneth Williams, 4tl, of Sanford Friday for larceny. • Sanford Officer Sherry Webster arrested Angela Perdue, 24, and Tawaru People, 24, both of Sanford, Friday for larceny. The two attempted to steal m ore thin S21I) worth of merchandise from lire Bealls Outlet Store on Orlando Drive. • Sanford Officer Hector Aviles arrested Anne McCray, 43, of Sanfont Sunday for lar- Pauline Phillips and her daughter Jeanne Phillips share the pseudonym Abigail Van Huron. Write Dear Abby at www. DearAbby.com or P.O. Bov 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069, O 2003 U N IV ER S A L PRESS S Y N D IC A TE Doug Fetzer o Din Ping tJuo r Editorial Michelle Jxrta Dteptey Advertising Done Dietrich Chne Patton Mans Hankins Dean Smith Tommy Vincent JohnCoTtmen Roxzw lavender CleeelfledAdventsing Tod Walker Patti Smith age and reckless driving. Hudson was involved in a crash at Celery Avenue just west o f Iliy Avenue. Breathalyzer tests at the jail reveakd a blond alcohol enntmt o f about .151. • Seminole Deputy Chris Loomis arrested William Baker, 42. of Winter Springs Saturday for driving under the influence. An empty bottle of Killian’s Red beer was found In the vehicle. A deputy drov e Baker's vehicle home, which was approximately 100 feet away from the traffic stop. • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested Kevin Morris, 30, of Sanford Saturday for dri­ ving under the influence, reckless driving and driving with an expired driver's license. Police estimated Morris was driving 61) mph along First Street The posted speed limit in »* - Wednesday. April 10, 2002 • Vol 94, No. 67 h e lC « Cheryl Smtih Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave , Sanford. FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fax (407) 323-9408 PenocfrcaJ Potteg* Pad at Sanford, Honda and additional marlmg offices USPS 481280 Postmaster Send address ctwigos la Circulation Wanda Kourpantdia The SEMINOLE HERALD Republic Newspapers, Inc. P O Dos 1667 Sarrtord FL32772-t667 Subscription Rates 3 Months tn Seminole Count, i l l 00 8 Months tn Semnole County S20 00 1 Year in Seminole County S3® 00 1 Year Other Florida County S42 00 1 Year Out Ot Slate iS2 00 Se rn Jn o fc C o u n ty E xten sio n ’ ’ . Auditorium, located at 250W ’ County Home Road In Sanford. Special guest speaker wiQ be Tom MacCubbin.’Orange County Extension urban horti­ culture agent The fashion show will be Lily Pad Florida Fashion. Lunch will be served at noon. 'Tickets are a $7 donation and may be paid)a t the dooc Preition is requested by call­ registration ing 407-665-5559. Proceeds win go toward educational scholar­ ships. SA T Mlidway Elementary School o f thet Performing Arts is spon­ soring its Spring Carnival 10 a m to 2 p m Saturday, April The event will include train rides, a moon walk, a dunking booth, games, prizes, food and t much more. The school b located at 2251 Jitway Drive in Sapfotd. M ON Congressman John L Mica will host a meeting to discuss transportation improvements for the SR 415 corridor noon Monday, April 15, at the Orlando/Sanford Airport Members of the Seminole County Board of Commissioners and Expressway Authority have been invited to attend. For further informatxn, call 407-657-8060 or 407-665-5651. W c welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Writs to us: 300 N. FrenchAvenue Sanford, FL32771 Call us: (407) 322-2611 E-Mail us: Editorial: idltorOtimlnolilurald.com Adnrtitlttg: ctmiUtdtiminolitiinld.com Pubilthtr Itmdoug9aol.com ! >lll t Extension Family and Community Education (PCE) K ■. Volunteers b hosting its annual ’ •j Spring Fling Fashion Show m ■ and Luncheon 10 am. to 2, w •i. 1 p.m. Friday, April 12, at the Seminole Deputy David Kuhn arrested James Brooks, 47, of Sanford Saturday for dri­ ving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail reveakd a bkxxl akohol content of about .170. BJI Egan Brian Kramaruk i n e d c m m o ie u x s u y Florida Highway Trooper Victor Fuentcs arrested Michael Struum, 35, of Heathrow Saturday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a bkxxl alcohol content of about .058. "Sfrviw jf Seminole County Since 19 0 S ” Production -4 I I FRI Lake Mary CpI. V.M. Picklesimer arrested * Jeffrey Russell, 32, of Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail reveakd a bkxxl akohol con­ tent of about .097. Elwtn Tyner, JR Mail Room Becky Tfcbetn Ravens Dans Legal Advertising the area is 25 mph. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .130. • Winter Springs Officer D. Raney arrested 34, of Winter Wt -Springs -Saturday ‘ Eric Rivera, 31, for driving under the influence and carrying a concealed weapon. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about xm • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested Thomas Sanfilippo, 27, o f Sanfbnl Sunday for driving under the influence, p roperty dam­ age and reckless driving. The suspect was cuny. McCray reportedly tried to steal some, jn n d u n d lw from the OrlUndo D riv e WaV ' * involved tn a traffic occklm t lit the srw of f * “ ’ 690 W. Airport Bfvd. A partial 12-pack of beer M arl •1 '"- '- w a s found in the nearby woods after witness­ es told police they watched the suspect pitch Possession of Cocaine the beer there. Breathalyzer tests at the jail • Seminole Deputy David Kuhn arrested revealed a blood alcohol content of about Joseph Miller Jr., 29, o f Sanford Friday for .114. possession of cocaine with intent to sell and • Seminole Deputy Andrew Conklin resisting an officer: Police witnessed Miller arrested Jared Weinberg, 20, of Longwood urinating on the side of the Texaco gas station iving lunder the influence and Sunday for driving at 25th Street and Ridgewood Avenue. Milter possession of liquor underage. While con­ allegedly tried to run and in the process ducting stationary radar police clocked through a bag containing 10 pieces of cocaine YVWnberg traveling 83 m ph in a 65-mph zone to the ground. of Toll Rood 417. Breathalyzer tests at the jail • The Sanford Police Department Tactical revealed a blood alcohol content of about Unit conducted an operation targeting street .161. level narcotics buyers. An undercover agent • Seminole Deputy Johnie Gibson arrested stood at the comer of 10th Street and Pine Eugenio Duran, 27, of Sanford Sunday for his Avenue. Suspects would approach the underfourth charge of driving under the influence, cover agent and attempt tot buy drugs. A reckless driving and driving without a "monitoring officer" would ream ! the trans­ license. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed actions while other agents would arrest the a blood alcohol content o f about .183 suspects. Those arrested for possession of • Sanford Officer Robert McKay arrested narcotics in flx: sting include: Jeffrey l a Fond, 40, of Sanford Sunday for dri­ Nam on Bradshaw, 45, of Sanford, ving under the influence causing bodily Isaac Bridget, 22. of Deltona, harm, hit and run and reckless driving. Jeffrey Trombley, 29, o f Geneva, LaFond allegedly hit a child with his motor­ Russell Oakley. 42, of Sanford, cycle as he played near Elm Avenue. The Robert Tlittun, 44, of Apopka, childl was i taken to the hospital. The child's A homeless unidentified 49-year-old block father followed the motorcycle in his vehicle male, and relayed its tag and description to the 911An unidentified 55-year-old black male, call center, l a Fund refused breath tests at the Catherine Ellis, 50, o f Sanford, and jail. Gene Post, 49, of Sanford. • Altamonte Springs Officer Gary Long arrested Geovanni Dixon, 31, of Ixxrgwtxxl DUt Sunday fur driving under the influence and • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested without a driver's license. H e refused breath Sherman I liaison, 48, of Sanford Friday for tests at the jail. driving under the influence, property dam­ The Seminole Herald hthhiher Admtnledition Betty Bennett cussfcaia about folk hbtovy, eth­ nic group* railroads, histories! characters, and hoprfully, Owe will be time for a question and answer period The presentation will be ntedinRoam located in Roam B-117/11& Charlie Carison b the presenter and cost b $5.ia nh i-iRr, Leu J iHrwu proia y lonwity vinctni Fax us: (407)323-9408 �T he S eminole H erald AARP offers M y r 'LlLi ‘ safety progr during April The AARP Driv Program Course w J b t held throughout April|jTarious Seminole Counhdfccstions. The courses includes: • M onday^April 15 and Tuesday, Apt! 16, from 9 a.m. to 1 p m the course will be offereqJt Florida HospitaVAltamonte in the TCenter, located at 601 EJUtamonte Drive, Altaponle Springs. For more i t k r , call 407-3311Wednesday, April 24, I Thursday, April 25, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. die course will be offered at Holy Cross Church, 760 Sun Drive, Lake Mary. For more information, call 407-444-6339. • Monday, April 29, and Tbesday, April 30, from 9 u n . to 1 p m the course will be offered at South Seminole Hospital, located at 525 W. Stale Road 434 In Longwood. For more information, call 407-834-9660. The program is an eighthour course designed for motorist's age 50 and older. The program addresses the physicalchanges that can affect older drivers and pre­ sents ways to compensate for those changes. In Florida, drivers who graduate from the course may be eligible for auto insurance discounts. Advance registration is required. Tltition is $10, and should be paid at the first class. JOANN L. BROWN I ' I’ GREGORY SC O T T G O R B Y Gregory Scott Gorby, 41, of Providence Boulevard, Deltona, died Sunday, March 24,2002. Bom in Washington, Pa., he moved to Central Florida from California in 1999. He was an accountant for Nick Pizza Inc., o f Deltona. He enjoyed gardening and land­ scaping. Survivors include one daughter, Brittany Lunceford of Spring Valley, Calif.; his parents, Richard and Peggy Gorby o f Washington, Pa.; and two sisters, Vicki Jacobs of W ashington, Pa., and Kymberli Pizza of Deltona. Baldauff Family Funeral Home o f Orange City is in charge o f arrangements. RALPH GARCIA Ralph G ard a, 73, o f Sanford, died Thursday, April 4, 2002. Bom In Om aha, Neb.„ he moved to Central Florida In 1975. He was retired from the U.S. Airforce. He was of the M ethodist faith. Survivors include his moth­ er, Okal G arda; one daughter, Marcy Jones of Sanford; one BRIAN CH ARLES IRELAND Brian Charles Ireland, 47, of South Oak Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday, April 2, 2002, in Sanford. Bom in Daytona Beach, he was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. He was a security guard for Wal-Mart for 10 years. He was a mem­ ber o f Eustis Na/arcne Church. Survivors include fiancee Jean Conrad of Leesburg; two sons, Brian and Jam es Ireland, both of Sanford; three daughlers, Rebecca Ireland of Orlando and Lisa and Cassandra Ireland, both of Sanford; and one sister, Vicki Ireland of Jacksonville. Baldauff Family Funeral Home o f Orange City is in charge o f arrangements. D O RO TH Y F. JO H N SO N Dorothy F. Johnson, 78, of Valley Creek Run, Winter Park, died Tuesday, April 2, 2002. Born in Florida, she was a resident of Central Florida since 1993, She was proprietor o f D otty's Inn Restaurant in Boynton Beach. She was of the Baptist faith Survivors include one daughter, Patricia F. Mitchell of W inter Park; and three grandchildren. G olden's Funeral Home Inc., of Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. FLORENCE S.Y. VAUGHAN Florence S.Y. Vaughan, 78, o f Thornhill Circle, Oviedo, died Thursday, April 4 ,2 0 0 2 , in W inter Park Memorial Hospital. Bom May 18,1923, In Honolulu, Hawaii, she waa a homemaker. She waa a 50-year member of the Order o f the Eastern Star, a member o f the Order of the Amaranth, Ladies Oriental Shrine, and Daughter* of the Nile. Survivors include three sons, Dudley Vaughan o f Wingate, N.C., Gary Vaughan o f Toano, Va., and George Vaughan of Oviedo; one daughter, Barbara King of Arlington, Texaa; three grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. Funeral Services are 7 p.m. Thursday, April 11, In Banfield Funeral Home, with Mark George officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Aloha Trans Fund, 1161 Kewalo Street, Honolulu, HI, 96822. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. Central Florida in 1977. He was a m ember of All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford, Knights of Columbus 3rd and 4th degree, the VFW and the National W oodcarvcrs Association. Survivors include his w ife, Eleanor Knowlton of O steen; two daughters, Janet Layne of Ann Arbor, M ich., and Karen Scott of Saline, Mich.; one sis­ ter, Margaret Dalian of Brighton, M ich.; and six grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. M ARGA RITA BOLO IX MILLER Margarita Boloix Miller, 75, o f Summit Ridge Place, Longwood, died Saturday, April 6, 2002, in South Seminole Hospital. Bom Feb. 25, 1927, in Ceuta, Spain, she was a homemaker. Survivors include one nephew, Jaim e Manuel Boloix o f Longwood. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. H A RO LD F. KNOWLTON Harold F. Knowlton, 79, of O steen, died Friday, April 5, 2002. Born May 2 4 ,1 9 2 2 , in Detroit, Mich., he moved to Family Owned &. Serving Central Florida Since 1969 GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial Cremation Transport Out Of State $17>J $«JO $»5 We Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans 327-1500_________ B Smoking cessation seminar scheduled for end o f month Central Florida Regional Hospital, located at 1401 W. Seminole Blvd., will sponsor a wellness seminar for smoking cessation 650 to 8 5 0 p m TUesday, April 30. The two-hour session com­ bines the power of hypnosis and behavior modification! Partiapanfs leam to stop " ’ smoking without weight gain or withdrawals. The first 45 minutes of each session is a free orientation. If the partici­ pant feels comfortable with the program, a one-time fee of $55 is required. The fee includes the session, a behavior modifi­ cation booklet, a home rein­ forcement audio cassette tape and unlimited repetitions of ‘ the seminar if needed. For more information, call 1-800448-2822. brother, Larry G arda of Enterprise, Ala.; one sister, Mary White o f Augusta, Ga.; and three grandchildren. Funeral services were 3 p.m. Sunday, April 7, in Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel, with Brian DeCosmo officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. JoAnn L. Brown, 52, o f Cowan M aoughton Terrace, Sanford, died Saturday, April 6, 2002, In Central Regional Hospital. Bom March 1 ,1 9 5 0 , in Fort Pierce, she moved to Sanford 30 years ago. She w as a home­ maker ana a m em ber of House of God in Palm Bay. Survivors include her hus­ band, Willie Brown Sr., of Sanford; two sons, W illie Brown Jr., and Frederick Brown Sr., both of Sanford; two daughters, Sandra Brown and CidUa Frison, both of Sanford; her mother, Vera Mae Lyes o f Fort Pierce; one sister, Henrietta Harold o f Sanford; and 12 grandchildren. Visitation w ill be held 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, April 12, in Sunrise Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral Services are 11 a.m . Saturday, April 13, in Spirit o f Truth Worship M inistries, with Pastor Gwendolyn Lewis officiating. Sunrise Funeral Home o f Sanford is in charge of arrangem ents. Wednesday. 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Morris estimates a surplus of 10 acres at Jetta Point could easi­ ly help the county recover $2 million. Despite the large price tag, commissioners contended the land nestled within a ouickty developing corridor was cheap. "The key here is the property location and the value,” McLain said. Keith Shue, group chair of the Central Florida Sierra Club, said anyway you look at it the prop­ erty has a low natural lands value. He estimates the county will only Ik* able to salvage about 10 acres of true natural lands from the acquisition. "What I would like to see is the county buying significant chunks of land with this money," Shue said. "This does not cut it. This is basically a deal with Winter Springs. The losers of this will be the people of Seminole County." Morris disagrees. He believes the county has, in the past, tried to acquire lands - particularly in the Wckiva and Pineloch areas that the stale already had the Intentions to acquire. "We're buying things that can't be built on alone,” he said. Continued from Page 1A food for the needy. Each month, there Isa mass distribution of food through the U5DA Food Commodities program. The facili­ ty's food pantry is open each day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. And, on Monday, Tuesday and Friday, a hot meal is served to 50 people at the organization's headquarters on West 4th Street. Parish's volunteer work with the organization includes pack­ aging and handing out food "We have to try to preserve lands within the population, too. Thai's a different policy we have over some of our natural lands people." In other business, commis­ sioners also agreed to purchase a 20-acre natural lands out parcel of the Spring Hammock Presen e for $300,000. The Striblcy property is locat­ ed on the north side of Spring Hammock between County Road 419 and Lake Jesup. According to county staff, the property owner had been under­ taking site plan approval for a single-family subdivision before the sell. By purchasing the property, commissioners avoided a road being placed through Spring Hammock. The property is land­ locked and If the subdivision was built, a road would be need­ ed. Monday through Thursday — Friday is his golf day. According to Metts, his Impaired memory didn't stop him from becoming one of her most valuable volun­ teers. "When Jim first came here, he told me I might have to tell him something more than once before he did it," Metts said. "H e even joked about hLs memory prob­ lems." Sometimes, Parish had to write notes to himself in order to carry out his responsibilities at Seminole Volunteer Enterprises. But, he always got the Job done. "Jim has lie n such a godsend," Metts said. "He's just a very reli­ able person." Tuesday was Parish's last day at the Sanford facility. Metts b the first to sec the irony in having to say goodbye to one of her volun­ teers during National Volunteer Month. "Everyone is going to miss him," she said. "We are always looking for volunteers, and losing someone of his caliber b hard. It'll take at least two or three people to continue what he does here. presented in the release package." According to the report, although Cambridge entered Information wrong into the jail system, a hard copy with the correct information was reviewed by the three super­ visors. "We have enough safeguards In place where this shouldn't hap- pen," Fleming said. New information from the sher­ iff's office indicates Roman had purchased a vehicle, was looking for employment and a permanent place of residency during hb week of freedom. "Vtfc're glad he did not leave the area," Fleming said. Jail Continued from Page 1A of this entire analysis is the fact the supervisory review process con­ tinues to fail," Fleming stated in the report. Additional training will be initi­ ated at tire three levels of supervi­ sory review to ensure staff actually reads “all of the documentation Your guide to this springs coolest hot spots. Wings - N - Things C ity W orkers G e t Joe Kim is the new owner of Wings -N- Things located at 2921 Orlando Dr. suite 142 in ihe Sanford Plaza. As a result of the ownership change, the popular eatery now serves beer. The addition of suds makes Wings -N- Things one o f the greatest wing shacks in’ town. Joe is running a special this month and its sure to tempt any wing lover; a free pitcher o f beer with any 50% O ff D u rin g A p r il wing purchase. Joe also Strives to give back to the city so he is offering a great deal for city of Sanford employees. During the month o f April, with proper ID, he will give employees a 50 percent olT deal. Wings -N- Things has a great secret formula hot sauce. They offer mild and medium that have the same great luste o f the secret formulu, but not the bite. 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Plank, who has nearly 30 years title insurance experience In both management and underwriting positions, will be involved In the examination and underwriting of residential and commercial title insurance policies throughout the state for FNT, says Patricia J. Hancock, Senior Vice President/Statc Underwriting Council for FNT. Plank will operate from FNTls Central Florida head­ quarters in Maitland. Prior to joining FNT, Plank served as underwriting council in the state office of another major title insurance under­ writer for nearly 10 years. He received hla undergraduate degree from Purdue University in 1967 and his law degree from the University of Florida three years later. He is a member of The Florida Bar and the Real property, Probate and Trust Law Section. "Larry's vast knowledge and experience as both a manager and an underwriter make him a valuable addition to our Florida underwriting operations," said Hancock. "H e is the perfect complement to an already capa­ ble and efficient title insurance team." By climbing aboard Fidelity National Title, Plank becomes part of a network of title insur­ ance companies operating under Fidelity National Financial, Inc. (NYSE:FNF) that registered a record $3.9 billion in revenues last year. Helping From Staff Reports Republic Newspapers Inc. announced today it will sell the fuel those revenues were a record $2.7 billion in title insur­ ance premiums issued. Besides Fidelity National Title Insurance of New York which has 12 direct offices serv­ ing a five-county Central Florida market of Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Brevard and Lake counties, the other compa­ nies in the FNF network Include Chicago Title, Ticor Title, Security Union, Alamo Title and International Title Solutions. 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She'd like to make more, many more, but as a full-time certified surgical med­ ical assistant in Orlando, Pauline finds it hard to set aside time to pursue her hobby. “I have lots of ideas on things I'd like to make," Pauline said. "I just haven't had time to work on T ri* S eminole Mould them. There’s always something than needs doing around the house." She did manage to find time in February to make a piece featur­ ing magnolia leaves. "I had a deadline on that one because I knew 1 wanted to enter it in the (Central Florida) Fair,’ she said. ’ I started about the first of February and finished on the 20th. I worked on it for about 35 hours in all." Special Thanks And Appreciation! To M ayor Brady Lessard Sanford P o lice Department Yvette B e ll Sunnyland Corporation Friends, Fam ily, Doctors, & the Sanford Community For their Outpouring o f Support And kindness During My S in c e r e ly , M r s . M i n n i e D o r s e y Ihummbrion "; f r •* •' Defects NotMqJor Problems- *v - ' Consult a Specialist Two F-lfl Air Force lighter jet* forced down a small float plane Monday about 1:30 p.m. attar the aircraft violated a no-fly zone Implemented for the launch of the Space Shuttle. The plane M not have wheels and had to land on Lake Golden across from Orlando Sanford International Airport. TWo other planes were also forced down at OSIAfor falling to adhere to the no-fly zone, a 30-mile rkflus from the launch sita In Cape Canaveral. No arrests were made. Airport officials said all three pilots dkl not check the day’s NOTAMs (Notice to Airmen) which advises pilots of any flight restrictions or special regulations. It's just a complacent attitude on (the pilot's part),’ said Larry Dale, president of OSIA. Office, law enforcement, commu­ nity residents and local govern­ ment - will work to put together a funding application for (Washington) D .C ," Daniels said. A developed strategy will out­ line needs on how to improve law enforcement, community polic­ ing, crime prevention and treat­ ment and neighborhood restora­ tion in the area of Midway. The other two Seminole sites, Georgetown and East Altamonte Springs, will also be Involved later in the process. The funding application is due May 31. A total of $225,000 In fed­ eral funds could be approved for the first year. The Idea behind the designa­ tion is to "weed out those violent offenders that negatively Impact our community and then to seed the community with opportunity and growth," Daniels said. The weed and seed program celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. The program began with three pilot programs in Omaha, Neb., Kansas City, Mo. and Trenton, N.J. Today, there are more than 300 weed and seed perceived as bullying the local governments." Brcckcnridge said he antici­ pates the state approving the relocation in about 30 days and "expect(s) within six months to be open in the new location." The exterior of the buijdlng wilt be renovated under the terms of the proposed lease. Other improvements includes patching, sealing and restriping the parking lot; adding more disability parking spots; and installing new light fixtures and diamond-shaped landscap­ ing areas in the parking lot. The city has agreed to provide $26,700 in landscaping and irri­ gation improvements along 1st Street and Sanford Avenue. Breckenridge said final design plans have not be com­ pleted. "W e Intent to build a very attractive center," the spokesman said. "W e'll have more details' after the lease agreement has been finalized." The City Commission creat­ ed the Post Office Blue Ribbon Committee on July 23, 2001. The ten-member board, chaired by M illard Hunt, identified seven sites, including the olds FP&L building next to Sanford City Hall. After the Postal Service made it’s choice. Commissioner Art W oodruff and Deputy City Manager Roger Dixon worked with the agency and the prop­ erty ow ner to resolve site issues. sites across the nation. "It's a mentality of doing busi­ ness between the community and the sheriff's office," Daniels said. A part of the designation is criminals who are found traffick­ ing narcotics or those who have a habitual criminal history can also be prosecuted on the federal level. The designation also helps in applying for other grants, said Daniels. "We believe this will enhance the quality of Ufe of many citizens in Seminole County," said Sgt. Matt Hardesty. Post office Harrell Beverly Transmissions Continued from Paf« LA dard procedure for the federal government. " It’s really to let all relative entities know what is going on. When you're a fed­ eral entity like the Postal Service, you don't want to be 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 Since 1959.MSame Location r No fly-zone Seed Continued from Page LA Florida. They join Brevard County, Clearwater, Ft. Myers, Hillsborough County, Tampa, Jacksonville, Orlando, Ocala, S t Petersburg, Polk County, Eatonville, Volusia County and Immokalee. William Daniels o f the U.S. Attorney's Office in Tampa hon­ ored :ommunity members, sher­ iff's office employees and county government officials at a brief sheriff's office ceremony. "The next step is the steering committee - U.S. Attorney's Unfortunate Incident 209 W. 25th St, Sanford That hard work and creativity paid off. A couple of days before the fair ended, Pauline and her husband, Millard, stopped by the stain glass displays to find a sur­ prise: a blue ribbon on Pauline's magnolia piece. "I thought 'Wow, I never expected this,' " she said. "I just did it for fun. I didn't know 1 would win." She only wishes the judges would have left an explanation as to why they chose her entry. "I'd like to know what they liked about It," Pauline said. Whatever the reason, she has plenty more ideas she wants to create. She's even considering opening a small stain glass busi­ ness once she retires. "That might be something to think about," she said. For now, die's concentrating on her job and those projects around tne house that have to be finished, a few of which include stain glass work. There's the builtin china cabinet in the dining room that Pauline is eyeing for some new glass panels. And there's always holidays and birth­ days, perfect times for hand-craft­ ed gifts. "1 just enjoy doing this," Pauline said. "I'm always think­ ing of new designs." Classic Cat M A R C H IS O P E N H O U S E M O N T H LOSEWEIGHTM D ENJOYTHE FOODS YOU LOVE! Why d jp tlv t youiM lf o l th« rood, you lo««T With W tlfht W .u h .1 . WlAAWf f+ J .tl you ( in f i t your tivon tf too.lv fo io y lilt And llill lo w w tijM . torn now And («A iv* A h*A m ill plAnv £ 5 2 2 - — —U cspyolMAy’iapwM.ourMwiuidAthAlalfmpiinor up.. 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S a t u r d a y , A p r il 20,2002 D o w n to w n S a n fo r d 6:00 t o 9:00 DELTONA RauUftwu 1382Ho»bnd M Wednesday93a IIMLiJOpm Saturday 130w Thursday 4X 1600 pm U lW .M h f W .— a Red Cross offering sports safety course The American Red Cross of Central Florida encourages local coaches and Instructors to cele­ brate "Youth Spoils Safety Month" this April by registering for the Sports Safety Training course. The course will be held Sunday, April 14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Seminole County Service Center located at 705-C West SR 434 in Longwood. The American Red Cross and the United States Olympic Committee have joined forces to develop an exciting course specif­ ically for coaches who want to keep their athletes safe. Sports Safety Training provides coaches with the basic first aid skills and knowledge needed to care for athletic injuries. The 7-hour course will feature video and classroom instruction, plus a handy reference book to use and keep for future use dur­ ing competitions and practices. Course content will include sports-related injury prevention, first aid, and CFR. This comprehensive course is based on the Emergency Cardiac Care (ECQ 2000 guidelines for CFR. Upon successful comple­ tion, students will receive a Sports Safety Training certificate valid for three years. They will also receive an Adult and Child CFR certificate valid for one year. Future dates include May 6 and June 8. ' Space is limited. Those interested must register prior to the class and can do so by calling the Red Cross at 407-3328200. I used to close my bible and pray for faith Now I pray for faith and open my bible PM 1 0 0 .3 F M *ooo ruut mo aftuf ouw Presented by Sanford Main Street, Inc. Info: (407) 322-5600 cross-lites.org �Till S l M I N O I I I I I K \l l> I n s id e : S e c tio n B C l a s s if e d s 5B-6B C r o s s w o r d 5B Wednesday A p ril 1 0 , 2 0 0 2 FA SC A R track s w ill be busy this w eek S m c M to tfw Htrald BITHLO — The second race o f the FASCAR Pro Modified Tour will be run at Orlando Speedworld this Friday night. In addition to the 50-Lap race, also on the April 12tn schedule will be heats and features in the FASCAR weekly Racing Series divi­ sions of Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock, Young Guns & Bandoleros, and Strictly Stock. Last Friday (April 5), Patrick Conrad (Bandalero's), Eric Black (Super Late Models), Richard Hight (Sportsman), Bobby Orr (Mini-Stocks), Darren Gould (Super Stocks) and Faris Crews (Strictly Stocks) were the feature race winners. Pit gates open at 5 p.m. and front gates open a 6 p.m. and racing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. For more information about Orlando Speedworld please call 386427-4129, or visit us on the web at www.newsmymaspeedway.com. H IS T O R Y M A D E AN N SS SAMSULA — Bobby Gill made history Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway as he held off a strong United Speed Alliance Racing (USAR) Hooters ProCup Held to earn his third straight victory of the 2002 season. Gill became the first driver in the history of the ProCup division to win the opening three events. Gill’s victory wasn't easy as local favorite Mario Gosselin battled with Gill until the last restart with just a couple of laps to run. The duo had swapped the lead every few laps, and had fought their way back to the front following mid­ race pit stops. As the field took the final green, Gossclin's car devel­ oped engine problems and would not coihe up to speed. Gill blasted his way into turn one and never looked back. In victory lane Gill happi­ ly sprayed everyone with champagne, thanked his crew tor all of their hard work, and said he was look­ ing forward to the rest of the season. Gosselin was obviously upset following the race, but handled the situation like a true champion. "We came here without a sponsor and fell just a little bit short," Gosselin said. "I think something let go in the engine, but we will know more when we get to take a look." In other racing action, Ron Whaley battled a strong super stock field to take a popular win. "Thanks to my team for all of their hard work, and to all of the great fans who arc here tonight," said Whaley as he happily posed for pictures in Victory Line. “This was a tough win. The car was great." Mark VanDevender was the class of the field as he rolled to an easy half-lap win with his modified. See R a cing, Page 2B S w e e p in g th e S p rin g F lin g By Omui Smith Sports Editor LAKE BUENA VISTA — It was billed as "Spring Fling I" but It might as well have Deen called the Seminole County Invitational as several area girls and teams were outstanding in the first AAU Tournament of the year at Disney's Wide World of Sports. Led by Kodak First Team Junior College All-America Yelena Leuchanka, the Seminole Raiders, made up primarily of freshman from Seminole Community College, easily went 5-0 over the week­ end at the MUk House to win the 18-andUnder championship. The Wildthings, with players from Lake Mary, Lyman and‘ Winter Springs, among others, gav< gave the Raiders a scare County girls teams take top three in 18 -Under category in Pool Play, but had to settle for second place during eliminations. A third county team, the Seminole Bombers, with players from Lake Howell, Winter Springs and Oviedo, wound up third, i Also taldng part In the tournament, which were for girls' teams ranging from 14and-Undcr to 18-and-Under, were 15- and-Under Lady Liberty, which had mostly junior varsity players from Lake Brantley and Lake Mary. The Lady Liberty won their Pool on points after dropping a 4441 decision to the Manatee PAL Flash on Friday, but coming back to whip the Orlando Sting, 5 4 4 2 , on Saturday. The Lady Liberty came in fourth in eliminations as they fell in the semifinals to the Georgia Lady Bailers, 5 0 4 1 , and the Florida Roadrunners, 48-35, in the Consolation Game. the The tournament began for the 18-andUnder's on Friday with the Raiders edg­ ing the Wildthings, 69-63, and the MAC for Youth Lady Crusaders from Russell, Georgia nipping the Bombers, 4 9 4 6 . The Wildtnings fell behind early, but rallied to take a 28-26 halftime lead over the Raiders. The Lake Mary-based team continued to lead late in the second half, but the superior size and experience of Gabrielle Blankenfeld's squad finally took control of the game. Kawanzaa "Kay Kay" Thompson scored 12 of her team-high 19 points in the second half. Leuchanka, who found out earlier in the day that she had made All-America, tallied 13 of her 17 points in the second half, while T. Jones (14) and 6-foot4 Danielle Richardson (10) were also in double fig­ ures. Blankenfeld, who will attending Rollins College this fall, and Narrie See Basketball, Page 2B S e m in o le s to p s s tr e a k R otunno, G ilbert star in upset o f L ak e M ary By D«an Smith Sports Editor By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — Compared to the past few seasons tnis has not been one to stand out for the Seminole High Schoq) baseball team. But when this team picks up a victory, it is usually a big one. Such was the case Friday night at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium as the Fighting Seminoles ended Lake Mary's undefeated streak at 20 games with a 5-0 upset of the Rams. Victor Gilbert continued his outstanding pitching for the Tribe, striking out six while limited the potent Lake Mary offense to four hits. Robby Rotunno carried the big bat for Seminole, driving in two runs with a single and plating a third run with a ground out. "Victor pitched a great game," said Seminole head coach Mike Powers. "And the team played very well behind him. "The Stadium was fabulous, it will be a great facility to host the District Tournament at later this month." In addition to Rotunno, Ryan Quinn had a pair of hits, while Justin Frost and Chris Krall had one hit each. The Tribe is just 12-10 on the season, 11-3 since the Big Blue and Raminole tournaments to begin the year, but three of the wins are over Class 6ADistrict 3 powers DeLand, Lake Mary and Oviedo. The Fighting Seminoles had nearly pulled off the upset of Smith Victor Gilbert (left) had another outstanding effort on the mound, holding Lake Mary to only four hits and striking out six in shutting oOt the previously undetected Rams, 5-0, at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Friday night. Robby Rotunno (N o. 23, above) did most of the damage offensive­ ly. driving in three runs with a tworun single and a ground out as Seminole improved to 12-10 and Lake M ary fell to 2 0 -1 . Both learns will be playing big Class 6A-Distr!ct 3 gam es tonight (W ednesday), the Fighting Seminoles going to O viedo and the Rams hosting Lake Brantley. Both contests are scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. See Baseball, Page 2B R a id e r s ta k e b ig c o n fe re n c e se rie s fro m F C C - J By Dean Sm ith Sports Editor SANFORD — The Seminole Community College baseball team kept its postseason hopes alive by taking two of three games in a hard-fought Mid-Florida Conference series with Florida Community College at Jacksonville this past weekend at Raider Field. The Raiders very nearly let a victory slip through their fingers on Friday as the Stars rallied for three runs and had the tying runs on base in the top of the ninth inning before SCC held on 5-3. Saturday turned into a doubleheader marathon as FCC-J won the first game, 2-1, in nine innings, and the Raiders won the rubber game, 4-3, scoring a run in the bot­ tom of the eighth inning. SCC, which was to have hosted Central ‘Noles softball gets back on track Florida Community College from Ocala in another crucial M-FC at Raider Field on Tuesday, is now 24-20 overall and 9-7 and in second place in the conference. The Raiders will travel to Palatka this Friday and Saturday for three M-FC games against St. Johns River Community College. Friday's nine-inning game begins at 3 p.m., with the Saturday's two seven-inning games set to start at noon. Former Lyman High School star J.T. Williamson had the big game for SCC on Friday, going 4 -fo r4 , scoring a run and dri­ ving in one. The Raiders took a 5-0 lead by scoring three runs in the third inning and two in the fourth. David Timm was the winning pitcher, car­ rying a three-hit shutout into the ninth inning. But the Stars got to the freshman left­ hander for three runs and Michael Reiss came on with a runner on second and two out. After giving up an infield hit, Reiss struck out the FCC-J cleanup batter to end the game. In adition to Williamson, other hitter for the Raiders were Dan Quartararo (two sin­ gles, two runs), Brian Machek (two singles, run). Tommy Solitario (double, two RBI), Winter Springs' John Michael Howell (sin­ gle) and Donnie Uurkhalter (run). The first game on Saturday saw a pitching duel between SCC"s John Madden and the Stars' Stephen Baker. FCC-J took a 1-0 lead in the fourth inning, but the Raiders answered with a run in the sixth inning. Quartararo led off with a hit, SCC's only safety of the game, advanced to second on a sacrifice by Tyson Malik, moved over to third on a wild pitch and scored on a See SCC, Page 2B SANFORD — The Seminole High School softball team quickly put a tough week behind it Monday night, begin­ ning a four-game homestand with an 1 1 4 thrashing of Lyman. The Fighting Seminoles had lost both games It played last week, but bounced back royally against the Greyhounds In a Seminole Athletic Conference battle at Seminole Field. "With two weeks left before districts, it's important to get on a roll," said Seminole head coach Dave Rogers. "Maybe we can regain the effort we had during the five- game winning streak." The game was actually in doubt through four innings as the score was tied at 4 4 . Jenny Abendroth was the winning pitcher, striking out three in a rout-going perfor­ mance. Offensively, Megan Pickren was 2-fnr-3, including a triple, and drove in two runs, while Hollie Cowan also had two hits and drove in a pair of runs. The Tribe, which is now 13-8 on the season, was to have hosted DeLand in a Class 6ADistrict 3 contest on Tuesday and will welcome Lake Brantley to Seminole Field for Senior night on Thursday before finishing the big week by hosting Timber Creek on Friday. All of varsity games are set to begin at 7 p.m. About the only thing that went right for Seminole last week was the BBQ on Saturday. "The BBQ was a huge suc­ cess!" said Rogers. "Thanks to The Rib Ranch for donating the wood, all the parents who helped on Saturday, all the players who sold tickets and all those who purchased tickets. We made right at $2000 plus with the gate of $360 it was a great day. "We sold 120 slabs of ribs and about 200 chicken dinners. The only bad thing is we lost both (JV and varsity) games. After losing to Lake Howell I guess we were still hung over from that. If you take away the first inning we tied but as you know you have to count all seven. "1 also want to give special thanks to those who helped cook from midnight Friday until 8:30 a.m. Saturday morn­ ing. The cooks included couch Mike Richarde, Doc Schuering, Coach Rogers, Tom Wilk, Chris Largent, Vic Gilbert, Bill Dickson and John Mason. Thanks to Tracey Case for pick­ ing up the other supplies." On the field, however, the Lady 'Noles had a bad week. See Softball, Page 2B �# I i •V >y Pagt 2B Wednesday. April 10.2002 T he Seminole H erald Softball Continued from page IB all 2-for-4, with Raw driving in It started w ith a 3-0 loss to three runs and Simpkins two. Lake Howell (3-9) in which they The Lions (16-4) had also postjust three.tuts offJ^atigg^d two other big wins during •■ ••,* the week, one of the monster Beth Case continued her hitvariety, ting streak by reaching base Last Tuesday Oviedo denied twice and Katie Burdeaux had a Lake Mary a win that would have clinched the No. 1 seed in solid hit. the district tournament for the For the Silver Hawks, Allison Rams with a 7-2 victory. Fcrrel drove in two runs and Caitiin Mahoney singled in Danielle Faniftnw went two-forLauren Horwath in the first threc. inning to give Lake Mary a lead, Saturday, Kelly Raw scattered but Miller hit a three-run triple five hits and struck out six as Oviedo made a claim on the No. in the bottom of the first inning that gave the Lions an early 1 seed in the district by down­ lead. ing the Tribe, 6-2. Kristine Good singled in Maile Off. ffensively. Raw, Bethany Keeney in the top of the second Simpkins and Sara Miller were Basketball I! li IJ Continued from page IB Berggeren, headed to Georgetown University, made their coaching debut's in the tournament and the former SCC players will head to college with perfect 5-0 coaching records. For the Wild things. Winter Springs' Jen Forst led the way with 19 points, while Lyman's Celeste Hudson added 15 and Lake Mary's Jackie Bclk tallied 10. On Saturday, the Raiders got 26 from the 6-foot* 5 Leuchanka and 24 from Thompson in a 76-35 clobbering of the Lady Crusaders. The Raiders only led 27-22 at intermission before exploding for a 49-13 scoring edge in the final 16 minutes. The Wildthings kept pace, throttling the Bombers, 63-26. Stetson slgnce Jaclyn Pilota led a balanced attack with 13 points. Woolfolk netted 11 points for the Bombers. The Raiders closed out a perfect Pool with an 81-27 victory over the much less experienced Bombers. Jones had 26 points, Leuchanka 18, Thompson 15 and Richardson 10 for the Raiders. Lewis was high for the Bombers with nine. The Wildthings very nearly had the rug pulled out from under them in their final Pool game as the Lady Crusaders were misinformed on the inning to narrow the gap to 3-2, but Oviedo answered in the bot­ tom of the frame when Nicole Nielsen doubled in a pair of runs. Simpkins put the game away with a two-run home run in the sixth inning. Raw was outstanding, allow­ ing just four hits and striking out eight. The Lions then had a cake­ walk on Wednesday, rolling over Astronaut, 1(H). Davis was the winning pitcher, striking out eight, while Simpkins continued her hot hitting with a pair of doubles and two RBI. Lake Mary picked up an Impressive victory on Saturday Winter Springs also came up with a Seminole Athletic Conference victory last week, besting Lake Brantley, 4-1, on as Olivia Toporowsky struck out five and Mahoney was 3-for-4 with a home run and two RBI in a 3-1 win over Apopka. s e e Continued from page IB ground out by Burkhalter. urkhalter. The Stars would pull out the victory, Dry, however, h as Ryan Graham launched a one-out home run in the top of the ninth inning. FCC-J looked poised for the sweep as it built a 3-0 lead after two innings. The Raiders finally got things going ibn the third Inning as Ben Sprague and Howell walked before moving up on a sacrifice by Machek. Lcadoff man Quartararo then bowed up and blasted a game-tying three runs home run. Relievers Dan DeChirico (four innings) and Zach McCamie shut down the Stars over the final six innings on only two hits and SCC final! illy ullcd out the win in the bottom of the eighth innin RWilliamson led off with a double and raced home with the winning run when Solitario's grounder to short got past for an error. C starting time. After having warmed up for over a half-hour, the game looked to be a forfeit when the Georgia squad appeared. With emotions jvaning, the Wildthings had to muster all of their talent to bounce back for a 5444 win. Beik tallied 14 points, while former Rams team­ mate Alexa Kane added 11 and Pilota 10. The semifinals of eliminations on Sunday fea­ tured the same matchups as Saturday's late games, and the results followed the same lines. The Bombers actually gave the Raiders a scare for much o f the first half before the Raiders built a 32-16 halftime lead and rolled to a 68*44 victory. Leuchanka (21), Jones (15), Richardson (15) and Thompson (12) again led the way. Woolfolk (13) and Lewis (10) paced the Bombers. The Wildthings again struggled with the Lady Crusaders, trailing by six points late in the second half before pulling out a 60-54 triumph. The inside trio of Forst (19), Beik (16) and Kane (13) led the way as the Wildthings earned a rematch with the Raiders. The Championship and Consolation game's turned out to be anticlm actic as the Raiders romped past the Wildthings, 65*35, and the Bombers got a 13-0 forfeit from the Crusaders. Baseball----- Samuels struck out six in hurl ing a complete-game gem and StarcheT had a double. The Raiders only had four hits with Quartararo (home run, run, three RBI), Williamson (double, run), Howell (single, run) and Sprague (run) doing the damage. RAIDERS 5, STARS 3 FloridaCaamrttyCatksHacfcMatUI* MOIOadW. M l J Sm ia o t*C so m iily C a ll*f* B B M M a . StO S Knb* and LovtUnd. Timm, M. Rrtw (9) and Solltarkx WP _ Timm. LP _ Kk Im. San . M. Rtria. » . FCC-I. Ruaaril Lnriand; SCC SoUlario. JD.nonr. HR _ non*. STARS 2-1, RAIDERS 1-« GAME 1 Florida Cwomuilly Callaga-Jackaonrillf 000 IS* 001. J S I SaadaMo f awrawilty CrtWf* 000*01000. I l l Bafcar and LonUnd. Madden, DrChlriai (1) and SoOtario WP . Bafcrr. LP _ Madden. S a n _ ran*. IB _ non*. SB _ ram. HR _ FCC-J. Graham. CAMS a Florida CaamonUy Coll«a*-|atkaaorilla UOOOOOO. I l l Senlnola r * — iilty COUepa M W H . I I I Hugh**, M. Davis (3). M. Daria (7) and Loveland. S. Reiaa. DeOUriro PL McCamie (7) and SotIUrkv WP _ McOmle. LP _ M. Daria. San . none. IB . FCC-J. Millaapa. Dineey; CC, WUUunaon. 3B . mm*. HR _ SCC, Quartararo. Retort* . FCC-J 13-23 overall M l M FC; SCC 24-20, 0-7 MIC. nity to get the No. 1 ranking in the Class 6A State Poll this week. After Apopka lost twice last week. Lake Mary seemed likely to leapfrog once-beaten Miami-Soutnridge into first lace, but the loss kept the ms at No. 3 as MiamiChristophcr Columbus is now No. 2 behind Southridge. Lake Mary has a tough sched­ ule this week, as it traveled to DeLand to take on the Bulldogs on Tuesday and will be at home for Lake Brantley in a big dis­ trict game tonight, before finish­ ing the week with a home game against Spruce Creek on Tnursday. Tonight's game with the Patriots is set to start at 7 p.m., while Thursday's game is Continued from page IB the Rams at Lake Mary on March 7th, holding a lead late in the game before losing when a pair of runs were balked in. Seminole has a rematch against the Lions in Oviedo at Mikler Field tonight at 7 p.m. before returning lo Alumni Field on Thursday (o host Flagler Palm Coast from Bunnell starting at 6 p.m. The Tribe will then begin a threegame road trip on Friday, trav­ eling lo Port Orange to face Spruce Creek beginning at 7JO p.m. The victory not only cost the Rams (20-1) their perfect season; it also denied them an opportu- Tuesday. set for 7-30 p.m. at Allen Hittle Field. In other baseball games from Friday; Brian Brooks gave up two hits over six innings, striking out nine, as Oviedo roughed up Lyman, 7-2. Charles Parker drove in three runs for the Lions, while Barry Baxter contributed a pair of doubles. Winter Springs' Sam Hatfield struck out six in hurling a com­ plete-game, 5-2, district victory over Titusville. Pat Cued tripled and drove in a pair of runs, while Morales added an RBI for the Bears. Monday night Oviedo stayed' hot with a 9-2 triumph over Winter Springs. Colin Irvine was the winning pitcher, giving up three hits and striking out four. Matt Lopez had a big night at the plate, dri­ ving in four runs with a home run and a double. Lake Brantley and Lyman also picked up wins, the Patriots doubling the score on Lake Howell, 6-3, as Jeff Strickland went 3-for-3 with a triple and a double; and the Greyhounds besting Mainland, 5-1, as David Figueroa hit a home run and drove in two to back a complete game by Jimmy Atkins. Racing te APPLIANCE STORE 153 W SR. 434 •Winter Springs 407-327-3344 12HaWarrantyoartfrigenton 2jr. WarrantyonRebuiltf/D Sn ParisblkllmyAnMIe Seminole Loan Since 1979 .m C o rp o ra tio n SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTORS Of O rlando, In c. P.O. Box 1057 106 S . Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 Locally Owned T1LE JN ,S TO C K PERSONAL LOANS UP T O $2,500 .. Serving The Sanford, Lake Mary and Deltona Area [_____ S p e c i a l ______ i K ldu m V o m & P e ffl ( m V m 't R e g u la r Hair C ut $ 8 .0 0 Ja t-T o p s & S ty le s $ 1 0 .0 0 H o u rs: 8 -5 M o n -S a t 2021 Fren ch A vo ., Sanford D ll H VI * l'(4 0 7 ) 3 0 2 -8 0 8 8 if HARE RAISING SPECIAL ^ Your Advertising ^ Flyers J 1 / 2 i1 1 s ill I -111 7 5 0 iq. ft. 9 0 s q . ft. 8 0 ,0 0 0 S F •C|. f t . Wa Accept New O utlet In S an ford 3 1 5 9 O rlando Dr. 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -0 2 2 7 ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 - 2 0 8 3 • (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 - 2 0 8 4 IK Untie Knb SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. j *5.00 Haircut j •Grand Opening! seg 5 Hours Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sanford Barber Shop 8 •40,000 SF SAME DAY APPROVAL IN MOST C A SES ★ SPECIAL* HeavyDutyRebuilt Washer&Dryer MatchedSet Ilf •30,000 SF Super Sized 91/2” x 121/2"! P rint.d on 2 Sid ** In Colo<* on SOI WMta O ff**I Slo ck 5 ° P R IN T O N L Y 9 I ACM ftlE SkMlVXi! IliKVIi) JIoVTaai-iiiiT S p H t y ln J u if W M E io tic M O SUetdicat &Htuut<yi4 • REPAIRS • REMODELING * NEW CONSTRUCTION ■ itM 'ttla JM b ttlm . Ito M M IA M M BOARDING Briefs FtiHUniMSton AlfertMri Center Rkt S A C W E1G H TLIN G The Seminole Athletic Conference Boys Weightlifting Championships will be held in Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium at Seminole High School on Saturday, April 13th starting at 10 a.m. ComerolHiy17#4Hwy43t S e rvin g C e n tra l Florida S ince 1025 497-331-5499 2522 S . Park D rive S a n fo rd ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -1 5 6 2 H hm44743147^1 « mJradctM uom NEW HOURS 0p*n 6 Day* A Waafc Mon-Sat 10-7 NEAT-TIDY SERVICES**1 B A N K R U P T C Y 4 0 7 - 3 2 4 - 1 1 7 7 CHAPTER 7__ .*850 In clud es Filing F ees Residential O ur Specialty W E DO WINDOWS Gif) Certificates Available Licenced • Bonded • Insured WE SERVE SANFORD, LAK E MARY & ALL SEMINOLE C O U N T Y & SURROUNDING AREAS. Continued from page IB "It feels great to have the car running this good," VanDevender said. "We have done a lot of work on the car, and we feel good about the rest of the season." I VanDevender also plans to campaign his late model and super late model during the year, hoping to gain more expe­ rience in both classes. This Saturday (April 13) the second race of the Road to Charlotte Sunbelt Super Series takes the green flag for a 125lap event. Dick Anderson, David Rogers, James Powell III, and Barry Willoughby are expected to be in the stellar field. In addition, the night's card will also have heats and fea­ tures for the Late Models, Sportsman, Mini-Stocks, Super Stocks, and Strictly Stocks. Grandstands will open at 6 p.m. with pre-race practice at 7 p.m. and racing action begin­ ning at 7:30 p.m. PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE Also practicing in the ureas of Probate. Wills. Divorce. Modification, Child Support, Guardianship, Family Law. Domestic Injunctions, Land lord ^Tenant Evictions. LAWOFFICES OF PAMELAJ. HELTON, PA 801N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 407, Orlando, FL 32803 407-481-9564 655 W. Hwy. 50, Suite 102 Clermont, FL 34711 352-243-8117 n*r*iigdtf inorma»iiv<i>tMMuu»B\4if«MMtabiuilui*ri«a*tfnniwtt Meat rw M t s i n* It urt fu *n *UM rtnutsn «n* f , «utfuxm r 4 tcxnn., i P O P W A RN ER S IG N U P S The Seminole Youth Football and Cheerleading Association (SYFA) will be holding registration for the Fall Pop Warner Football League season next Saturday (April 13) at the Sanford Wal-Mart. Players will also be able to register for the Jeff Blake Football Camp to be held at Seminole High School on Saturday, May 4th from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more reformation call 866-OUR-SYFA or e-mail at syfapopwameriihotmail.com I �T he S eminole H erald L m L ecals ecals n « e n e w T c o u r t ra n I COUNTY, W RE: ESTATE OF CAROUNE E I U U , The M T M M k n ol V w _______ CAR O LS* E ZULU d e w e d . Fie Ntavber 02-24 I -CP. li parkftrg ta Vie Ckcm Ceul tor Sammcto County. Ftorttt. Probefe Otataton. toe • t o w el aMch to Ctark aI Court. hemtadta County Coutoouee, PO ■oe K M . StadonL Ftortto 32772K H l The nemee end etotoeeeee ol toe penanto fepreeereeew and toe MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE T O S T PLBLKATION O f THIS NO TKE. A l l CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS MOT SO H IE D WILL K FOREVER BARRCO The deli ol toe Aril publceAon ol t N Notice to Apr* 3.10. 2002 JOAN E SOMMER Fenonel Rapraaemteve 200d toner Cade Drkre Ontado. Ftartta 32733 Ada Eaaon Srreto. P A FlortN Bar Nwrdier 387132 Attorney tar P e ra m Repreaentaeve 20t0 Wilder Sprrtga Boulevard Ortedo. FL 33703 (407) 36S-W10 PlMtah: April 3. 10. 3003 11014__________________________ M THE ORCUIT COURT O f T H t EIGHTEENTH DATE OS TH E T O S T PUBLICA­ TION OS TH IS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS ASTER TH E DATE OS SER­ VICE OS A COSY OS T X S N O TK E ON THEM. Af fltoer cmftorv ol toe Decodar* end peraone having ctataw or demands againat toe Oecedanfa SSttta. M d n g uvnetursd, oonanperl or untopAdtoad ctataw. mual toe toe* data* into to* court WITHIN 3 MONTHS ASTER THE OATE OF THE T O S T PUBLICATION OF T H » NO TKE. AU. CLARIS NO T BO FRED WIU. BE FOREVER BARRED The dele el toe M putdcelion ol tola NoOce to Apr! 3.3003. Arthur Kem S it toto Avenua Terrace V ■todtoden, Florida 3420T TOnance H. Dtomer airji iwy iw rvraoridu r No. 310471 □■mar ■ Yrttuna. p a Roal ONee Boa MttSO ---------- n --------------------(407) 3390000 FlMtaftApr* 3. tO. 2002 0007 M TH E C S K W T COURT FOR I COUNTY. M RE: ESTATE OF FLORENCE E. D UJA fO N . NOTICE TO CREDITORS The etoetototoNtaw ol toe aetata el FLORENCE E. DLUAflOIH to r a n ad, FIN Number 02-243GP. to p a t o g In tot Clreue Co al tor B u e le f N Ifru e-ita. ■ rrv.HHa aWlenOKi U h VIY. o n a i , ritXM tll Dtototon, toe adtoaaa ol otuch to Ctark ol Court. Sananoto Cower Courthouaa. PO . Boa BOM. Sardord. ttartda 32772-3099. The nemee and I ol too poreonai rspreaarv AJ crodNr* oI too Decodent and otoer peraone having claims or (im m d i i q i t o i Decedent's ettete taduttng unmekeed. cortongarl or unfepddMad ctaena on atom a copy ol PN nodco to aaned mual Ha toee data* -tai toa Court WTTMW THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OS THIS N O T K E OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE O f A COSY OF THI9 NOTICE ON THEM Al otopr cratoora ol toa Decadent end poreona homing d i m or »*— M » i nv toa Decadence aetata, ndudng unmalured. contrv gard or wdquidited dame, mual IN I WITHIN 3 M AND FOR B U M 4 0 U COUNTY. FLORlOA. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.: 0OCA-1130-1441 U S . BANK TRUST NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. F/K/A FIRST TRUST SAMI NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVKINO AGREEMENT. NEW CENTURY HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST. SERIES IMO-NCA KIM LEROY AKA KIM R LEROY, al al. Delendantii) NOTICE OS SALE Notice to hereby gwen h a t pur •want to a Final Judgment ol Forectoewe or Order dated March 33. 3003. entered In Ctv4 Cate Nwnber OOGA-It 29-14-0, In toe Ckcud Court tor Serranole County Florida, eheraai U S BANK TRUST NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. F/K/A FIRST TRUST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICINQ AGREEMENT. NEW CEN­ TURY HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST. SERIES 10M NCA M toa PlaMM, told KIM LEROY AKA KIM R. LEROY, al a l. are toe Detmlante. I aril aeO toe property •dueled n SemnotoCounty. Florida The Norto 330 tael ol toe Waal 3*0 tael ol toe Northwest 1/4 oI toa Mortoaaal 1/4 ot toa Soutoaetl 1/4 ot Section 23. Townchip 31 South. Range 33 Eaat. lett toe North 30d toto of toe Wert 1SO Met toareol. «<d Road, tying end being unrated In Sameiota Cowdy. Florida al pubic tale to toe hghetl and bail butter, tor caah, el Waal Fiord Door, X I Norto Park Avenue. Santord. FL, 33771. el II 00 a m. on toe 33 day at Apr*, 300? Gated MAR X . 2002 Maryanne More* CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Rut) K,-g Wtkam M. Ootaon AAaaocialea 12X Souto Myrtle Avanui. Suda I0S D a n n e r , Flonda 33756 3445 Pubiahed In Semmoto Hereto 'In accordance with toe Americana Wtot DwatJihet Act. paraona n need oI a apeoal accommodahon u per ticipala n ton proceeding ihel, mto to aevan (7) day* poor k> any proceetkng. contact toa Admmlrative Otoce ol toa Court. Senvnola County Courthouae. X I Norto Park Avenue Santord. FL 3277t, telephone 407883 43 X . ID O 1 300 953 3771 or I 30093567/0 vie Ftonda Relay Pubaih Aprd 3. 10. 3003 ILQ1S TT PI THE CIRCUIT COURT OS THE M O N T H NTH PI AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, L ecals L ecals FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.: V1-CA-2SX-14-W THE BANK OF NEW YORK TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOONO ANO SERVICING AOREEME NT SERIES 3000-0 AT 101 BARCLAY STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10359 CORP TRUST MRS DONALD P. MCAFEE. M aL. D«f*nd*nf(*) NOTKE OF MALE Nottc# ft fftrsby gf¥*n that, pur­ suant to a Final Judgment of Foracttaur* or Oder dated March 25. 2002. entered In Ova Gate Number 01-CA 2320-14-W. in ft# Circuit Court lor BerNnojE County. Florida, etterein THE BANK OF NEW YORK TRUSTEE UNDER THE POCK INO AND SERVICING AGREEMENT SERIES 2000-0 AT 101 BARCLAY STREET. NEW YORK. NY 10286 CORP. TRUSTMBS it me Pttrtfl. and DONALD P MCAFEE, atal . are the Defendants. I wB sel tie property tftuaftd m SeminaleCounty.Flonda. deicniied as: Lot 40. TUSKAWILLA POINT, according to me map or pill mereof at recorded In OR Boo* 23. Paged) I I end 82. Pubttc Records of Serrvnole County. Florida. al pub*c sale to me ft^teti and best frcttoc, lor caah. al W wi Front Door. 301 North Part Avenue. Santord. FL. 32771. at 11 00 am on me 23 day of Apnl. 2002 Deled MAR 27. 2002 CLERK OF THE O R CU IT COURT By: Ruth King William M Golaon AAssocmiei 1230 South Myrtle Avenue. Suita 109 Clearwater. Florida 33750-3445 PufMtthed In Seminole Herald I n accordance wrtffi me .Amefteana Wrth Ditabrhfiet Act. persons inneed ot ■ special accommodation to pour- Offlce of me Court. Sammoia Coimty Courthouae. 301 North Par* Avenue. Sanford. FL 32771. telephone 407865-4330. TOO 1-000-955-0771 or 1 800-955-8770 via Flonda Relay Service* Pubftth Aprt 3. 10. 2002 LL019__________________________ m THE CIRCUIT COURT O FTH C 1VTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DtYTSJON CASE NO: 01CA434 14W iRYlRN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS JAMES E WILLIAMS M C A JAMES EDWARD WILLIAMS. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S , DEVISEES.GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST JAMES E WHUAMS M C A JAMES EDWARO WIUIAMS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES E WILLIAMS AK/A JAMES EDWARO WILLIAMS. IF ANY. CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. POLICE DEPARTMENT; FIELDS MOTORCARS OF FLORlOA, IN C ; SOUTHERN LOAN ANO FINANCE CO IN C , A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CORPORATION; FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. DOREEN W i l l ia m s , g l e n o a a l a d in . u n t i e d s m r i y o f A m e r ic a ; ' STATE OP FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF RBVENUE. GENEJUL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORID*. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORlOA. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. STATE OF FLORlOA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT SECURITY, JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANTIS) None* of FORE CLOSURE SALE N O TK E IS HEREBY OIVEN pur m aN to a Summary Fetal Judgment of Foredoaure dated March 25. 2002 antered in Dv4 Caea No 01 CA 434 14 W of ma CaciM Court ol me 18TH Judtoal Ocurt «n and for SFMltKXE County. SANFORD Florida. I ml •ei to me htgheei and beet bidder tor caah at AT W EST FRONT DOOR at me SEMINOLE County Courthouae located al M l N PARK AVENUE in SANFORD. FL. it II 00 AM a m on me 29 day of Apri, 2002 Ihe tottow mg deaenbed property aa aet forth In said Summary Final Judgment, toWi; LOT 92. PALM POlffT ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 50 PAG€(S) 89 THROUGH 71. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled (hra day of MAR20. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryanne Mona Ctor* of me CecuA Court By Ruth King Deputy Oerti PubMhm THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE U W OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S LWveraity Drtve Sude 500 Plantotton, FL 33324 (994)233 8000 01 660701INU IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, peraone with cHabthUea need­ ing a apecial acrommodalton should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION al me SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407 665-4227. I 800 95S8771 (TDD) or 1800 9596770, vta Flonda Relay Service PUbAafl Apnl 3. 10. 2002 LL017 NOTICE OF TRUST ADMINISTRATION The Adminiatraton of the Loren C Robtaon and F Waneta Robwjn Truat deled October 20.1969, kacur­ rently under the management of the truer* aucceaaor Iruatee The name Of me aucceaaor trustee and Ihe auc cetaor trustees' attorney me aet forth A U INTERESTED PARTIES Anf NOTIFIED THAT A l credrior* of Ihe lefe F Waneta Robnan (53*304 49-9042) rvvdng at 256 Windmeadowt Sfteel Altamonta Sprmga. Florida 32701, who became deceased al Anarnonte Springs, Ftonda, on March 7, 2002 end any other persons havmg darm* or demands agamt Ihe Loren C Robison and F Wanela Robison Trust, dated May 20. 1989. mual M* thetr derma with Ihe aucceaaor trustee or the aucceaaor trustees attorney withm runety (90) days *•»« the Ural publication of this noirce ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WU.L BE FOREVER BARRED The dale ol toil publication ol INs Notice is Apni 3 . 2002 Successor Truatae Connie Jean Cornelius 509 Hckorywood Avenue AAamonle Sprmga. Florida 32701 Attorney lor Successor Truslee Bruce W, Floyd, Eiqurv 840 Wetf New Yorti Avenue . Del and. F tortto 32720 .Teiephone f386|736 6900 Publish Apnf 3, 10. 2002 LL009 GOT YOUR HANDS FULL? CALL... NEAT-N-TIDY ALL R e s id e n tia l O ur Specialty UCBISED_»_BO_NDED • IHSUflED DEEP CLEAN SPEcTAL $75 HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon Not G o o d W ith A n y O ther D iscount Odor We Do ItA llU . CALL TODAY! IncludlnK • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES DUSTING • VACUUMING , • APARTMENTS • COMMER­ MOPPING/WAXING FLOORS CIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING CEILING FANS • EXCELLENT SERVICE ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED • AFFORDABLE RATES INSIDE & OUT • NEW CONSTRUCTION • CHANGE DIRTY LINENS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • • • • 25% OFF WINDOW PACKAGES WITH COUPON " " " 2 5 % O F F - "" 1st TIM E SERVICE •LIMIT I PIH CUSTOMER • MUST PRESENT COUPON AT TIME OF SERVICE • NOT GOOD WITH ANY OTHER OIFER •WITH COUPON ONLY NEAT-N-TIDYALL CLEAN tOJ-324-1177 We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Seminole County & surrounding areas. I Lecals M O D C l OF PUBLIC B A LI A iTAM O H Tl TOWING, INC.* UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION 117 MARKER S T. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGINS AT 1000 AM. SOLD AS IS, NO WARRANTY. MO TITLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR A U BIOS PURSUANT TO F S 713.78 8-7-2002 1985 HONDA 1HOAD9430FA134050 1907 HONDA 1HOCA5537HA061595 1990 MAZDA JM1BG2204L0109440 1904 MAZDA JM2UC1215EO0971OO 1908 MAZDA JM1BF2320J0160106 1901 OLDS 3AX69YX8M326914 1990 TOYOTA JT4RN01A9LOO51192 FOUR DONATION BOXES 1985 JAGUAR 3AJAY1348FC430367 1981 VOLVO 1AX457961204613 1901 MERCEDES BAA53A388Q2270S 1992 CHRYSLER 1C3XV60R7ND8O5832 1989 JEEP 1J7FJ36L5KL818519 PHONE • 407-33*0700 PubAah Apnl 10, 2002 LL065 IN THE ORCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOL1 COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 02-311-CP IN RE ESTATE OF JOHN ARLEY WESSON. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDfTORS The admmiairatHMi of (he estate of JOHN ARLEY WESSON, deceased. File Number 02-311-CP. * penrjng in the Orem! Court for Seminole County. Flonda, Probale Dtvtaton. (he address of which is Cterti of Court, Seminole County Courthouse, P O Boh 6099. Santord. Ftonda 32772 8099 The names and addresses of me person­ al representative and the personal representative's attorney ere set ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A6 creditors of Ihe Decedent end other pefiona having claims or demand* agavrst Decedents estate metudtog unmalured, contingent or unliquidated claims on whom a copy of tv* notice I* served mual Ns ihe* dams with ihN Co<jrt WITHIN THE LAtER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PU6LICA. TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AN oiher creditors of me Decedent and persons having claims or demands against Ihe Decedent’s estate, ndudmg unmatured, contin­ gent ot unliquidated datfnt. must file then claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date of me first publication of m«s Nonce is Aprs 10. 2002 HARVEY WESSON Personal Representative 1406 Laheshore Drive Cassefcerry. Florida 32707 ROBERT C WILKINS, JR . ESQ. Attorney tor Personal Repreaenrairve Flonda Ojm No 377732 * D*tmer & Wifcmi, PA y v i Lookout place Post OI&C0 Boh 941690 Maaiand.FL 32794-1690 (407)539 0009 Publish Apnl 10. 17.2002 LL066 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORlOA NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by me Cey Commission of the Ctfy of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Commission adopted Ordnance No 1054 on April 4,2002, vacating the following portion of an easement The M i l five (5) feel of the fifteen (15) tool drainage and utihly ease mem along the rear property (me of Lot 63. Fvnacuan Unit 8. as recorded m Plat Book 37. Pages 63 65. Pubic Records of Seminole County, Florida; more asmmonly ikmwn as 449 Silver Oew Sbset. Lake Mary Dated this 5lh day of Apnl, 2002 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol A Foster, City C lerk 407 585-1423 Pubksh Aprs 10. 2002 LL070 Apr* 5. 2002 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR1NO TO CONSIDER AN APPEAL OF THE DECISION TO APPROVE WITH CONDITIONS. THE SITE PLAN AND DIMENSIONAL VARIANCE Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Coifimason Room m the City HaN si the City of Sanford, Ftondia, at 7 00 o dock P M on April 22,2002. to con­ sider an appeal of (he decisioni, by the Planning and Zoning Commission on February 7.2002. to approve wih conditions. Ihe Site Plan and Dimensional Variance requesl tor the purpose ot increasing bu&ing height to 39 test tram 35 feet, said property being more partic­ ularly described as follows SEC 07 TW P20SRGE 3IE N 12 OF NW 1/4 W OF RY (LESS S 600 F T 8 W 927 55 FT A ROS) (17 76 AC) (1301 E AIRPORT BOULE VARD). FURTHER DESCRIBED AS PARCEL 10*07 20 31 300 01100000. PUBLIC RECORDS SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA The City Commission may. after Ihe Healing, affirm, deny, or modrfy me decision, finding and recommend* lion of the Planning and Zoning Ccmmissnon, and Ihe action of Ihe City Commission shall be final. Al parties in inforest and oluens sh.ui have an opportunity to ibe heard at said hearing By order of the Dty Commission of the City Of Santord Ftonda.. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a per son decides to appeal a decision mode w,th respect to any matter con­ sidered at Ihe above meeting or hearing he may need a verbatim record of the proceetSngs, mcluikng the testimony and evidence, which record is not provndiid by the City of Santord (FS 286 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NCEDtNO ASSISTANCE TO PAR TlCtPAfE IN ANY OF THESE P R a CEE DINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407 330 5626 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Cynthia Porter. Deputy City Clerk Publish Apr* 10. 2002 LL071 Notice of Application for Taa Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lhai FUNDCO INC. the holder of Ihe to! towing oeftrhcate(i| has toed said certrtica!e(t| lor a Uii deed to be issued thereon The certuhcate rvum Wednesday, April 10.2001 P a g e 3 B L Legals ecals barti) and yaa^i) ol laiuanca. Via daicnaaon of Via property, and Via fwnaltl In artadi a m a n i a i i r t War* aa taamn C I K T i n C A n MO: W JJ YEAH OK ISSUANCE: I t M PARCEL lOa 13-2t 79-50000005340 Oaaertpaon ot Proparty LEG LOT 534 HE ATHERTON VILLAGE UNIT I PO t » PG3 X • 37 Namae in winch a i.a t.a d MICHAEL J RATCHTORO. DAWN M RATCMEOflO Untaat aucti carWicata(.| via l ba radtamad accixikng w la*. Via proparty daaotaad n audi caro*cato(.) M l ba aokt ta v « hi^iaai baT da, al V* wa»l Irani dow. S*m n*t County Courttioirta. Sankyd. Florida, on Monday. Apr# 29.2002. el It ODem Payment of Sale fee. applicable documentary stamp fait* and reoordtog fees are required to be paid by Ihe aucceeaful brdder af the aake Ful payment of an amount equal to me higheat bid to due wWvn 24 hours after ihe advertised hme of tala A l payments shal ba cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Ctork of the Circu* Court Deted on 3/14/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Oerti Publtoh March 20. 27. 2002 and Apnf 3. 10. 2002 KK146 Notice of Application lor T bs Peed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, met MLMM AS CUST (ASHLANO), me holder of the Mowing certificate s) has Med1.said cartrfcata(») tor a las deed to be tosued iheroon, The carhficale number(s) and year(s) of issuance, the' descnpiioni ot me property, and ihe name(s ) In which it was assessed to/are a i toRows: CERTIF1CAT1 NO: 403 YCAR OF ISSUANCE: 1990 PAF1CEL 10* 27*19-30-503-0B000000 Deacnphon of Property F T OF BLK B OESC AS BEG 11501 FT E OF SW COR BLK B RUN W 11501 FT N 510 F T E 327 9 F T S 307 40 FT W TO A PT N OF BEG S TO BEO A F Q VEGETABLE TRACT P0 7 PO 14 INFO 06030000 CU TO U T FOR 95 Names in which assessed BARRY P NASH Unless such certificate!t) shal be redeemed according to law, ihe property desenbed m such certifi­ cated) wiR be sold to the Nghest bid­ der at the west Ironl door, Semmoto County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on Monday, April 29,2002, at 11 00am Payment of Sato fee, appkcabto documentary stamp lavas and recording fees are required to be paid by the successful tedder al me tale Full payment of an amount equal to the highest bid it due within 24 hours after the advertised bme oI sale A l payments shal be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk of the Greul Court Deted on 3/14700? MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Clerk Publish March 20. 27. 200? end Apr* 3, 10. 2002 KKI47 . l - , l --- _J npyiM jk _ rrofice or an100 tor Tee pwetol NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ACCURATE TEMPfiJIAIURE CON TROL CORP the hotter ot the foi lowing certilcalats) has Med said certihcate(s) tor a tax deed to be issued thereon The certificate num­ ber! s) and yearft) of issuance, the desenphon of the property, and the name(t) In which ft was assessed ka/are as toflowa CERTIFICATE NO: 3«31 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: It M PARCEL ID# ID-21-31-513-00000370 Description of Property; LEG LOTS 37 38 39 ♦ 40 MILTON SQUARE AOOP83PG50 Names n which assessed REAL­ TY ASSET PROPERTIES LTO Unless such certificated) shal be redeemed according to tow. Ihe property 'described in such certlftcate(s) wA be sold to the highest bttdec at Ihe west front door. Semmoto County Courthouse. Santord, Flonda, on Monday. Apr* 29. 2002. at 11 00am Payment of Sato tee, appkcabto documentary stamp fates and recording lees are required to be paid by ihe successful bidder at the sato Fuft payment of an amount equal to Ihe highest btt is due withm 24 hours after me advertised lime of sale A l payments ehal be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable In the Clerk of me Circuit Court Dated on *14/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Oerk Publish March 20. 27. 2002 and Apr4 3. 10. 2002 KKI49 Notice of Application for Taa Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MUNICO INC. Ihe hotter ol the fol­ lowing certificate!s) has Med said certificate)!) tor a tax deed to be issued thereon The certificate Hum­ berts) end yearts) of issuance, the description of (he property, and the name(s) m which ft was assessed is. are as toftows CERTIFICATE NO: 37M YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1996 PARCEL ID# 34 21 30 506000^ 0150 Description of Property LEG LOT 15 BLK B EASTBROOK SUBOUNIT NO fl PO U PG 62 Name* m which assessed LUTHER R MARBLE. VIRGINIA R MARBLE Unless such certificate(s) shall be redeemed according to law, the property described m such certJicale(s) will be sold to the highest bid der al the west front door. Semmoto County Courthouse, Santord, Ftonda. on Monday. April 29. 2002. al 11 00am Payment oI Soto lee. appkcabto documentary stamp Uses and recording lees are required to be paid by the successful bidder a! the sole Full payment of an amount equal to Ihe hughesl b*d is due withm 24 hours alter the advertised time of sole Ail payments than be cash or guaranteed instrument made payable to the Clerk of the Circuit Court Deled on 3/142002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Clerk Pubfceh March 20. 27. 2002 and April 3. 10. 2002 KK150 Notice ot Application to# Tas Deed NO TKE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tail RUTH COLMAR, tae hokta* ol W . certiftetaW tai 1 I n Seed to be •sued Vierean The certiAceM nunberti) end yw r(i) ol leeuence. N J eronplion ol Vie property, end Vie nemeiij in wtvdi 4 wee eeeeeeed 15. ere ee Mtaere: C I i m n C A T I NO: 1*40 Y1AN o r ISSUANCE: IB M PARCEL IO r 2 1 -30-X -X G G IIA 0000 Deecnpncn o4 Property: LEG SEC 21 TWP 20S RGE 30C BEG 1M F T N O f INT N U ST RD 428 I W U COUNTRY CLUB RO RUN w te S M F T N J4 DEG W 21*97 P TN 5* DEO E I X FT 8 M DEO E 110 FT E to FT S TO BEG Nemee n »fwch eeeeeeed: RICH A WAYNE TR l/ntaee eudi certirtce1e(i) me* be redeemed eccardmg to lew. Ibe property deecrtbed in eucb c e l* uta<i| enl be eald to Vw legTwel bid­ der el Vw m et from door, Seminole County Courthouae. Senford. Ftartde. on Mondey. Apr* 29,2002. cl 11 OOem. Peyrner* of Seta Ice. eppAcebta documenlery ttemp K it e end reconkng lect ere reqUred to be perd by vie eucccutal better el the teie Fu* peyment ol en amour* equal to Ibe NqReel bid <edue w*hm 24 hour* aber Vw edrerbeed bme o1 eata A l peyrner** ibe* be c m /i or gueranleed kietrumenl. made oeyeWe to Vw Clerk 0 1Vie Orou* Court Deled on 3/14/2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clark PuMeb: March X . 27.2003 end Apr* 3. 10. 2003 KKI52 lor T u Deed N O TK E 13 HEREBY GIVEN. Vial RUTH COLMAR. Vw hotter ol Vw foAomng cembceledl bee Ned ewd certHIcaleO) tor a lei deed to be teiued Vwreon. The cerWale rxmberte) and yeeRi) oI aeuance. Vw deecrpbon ol Vw properly, and the name/*) to wteeb • wee eeeeeeed ik/ere ee loAow* CERTIFICATE NO: 1110 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1W 7 PARCEL 101 01-20-30-3120000021A Deecnpkon rl Property: LEO PT O f LOTS 21 X OESC AS BEO NE COR LOT 21 RUN W 451 S O F T S 03 DEG 13 MIN 57 SEC E 802 M FT E 1 X 4 3 F T N X D EG 0 3 MIN 00 SEC E (8 7 « FT TO BEO AMENDED PLAT DRUID PARK PB JP G 5 FLA PROP CORP Ur*e«e eucb cerMceie|*| the* be redeemed according to lew, the property deecrtaed to eucb cerlOcatc(t) on* be ecM to Vw ragheel bid­ der el Vw wed Ironl door. Seminole County Courtboute. Santord. Florida, on Monday. Apr* » . 2002. el II 00am Peyrner* oI Sale lee. epptrehle documenlery ttemp tenet end recotdeig leee ere required to be peel by Vw eucceulul better el Vw tele Fu* peyrner* ol en amour* equal to Vw h*ywtl bel a due wNbm 24 hotel altar Vta edrerbeed bme oI lata. AJ payments l/ial be c u b or gueranleed tottrumenl. made payable to Vw Clerk ol Vw Cireu* Court Deled or 3/14/2002. MARYANNE MORSE C l ERR OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 3EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Clerk Pubkeb March X . 2T. 2002 end Apr* 3. 10. 2002 KK133 Notice of Application fo# Tee Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that RUTH COLMAR, tie hotter of Via toBowmg certificated) hat Mad said certificated) tor a lax daad to ba issued thereon. The certihcata num­ ber! s) and year(i) of iasuance. the description of the proparty, and the named) w which ft was assessed t*'are as follows CERTIFICATE NO: 2502 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1988 PARCEL lOf: 02 21 29-51*00000130 Description of Property LEO UNIT 13 CAMBRIDGE SQUARE A CONDO ORB 2114 PO 200 Names m when assessed CAM­ BRIDGE PTNRS OEV CORP Unless such certificated) shal be redeemed according to law. the property described In such certify catedJ will be sold to the highest bid­ der et the west front door. Semmote County Courthouse. Sanford, Flonda. on Mondey. Apr# 29.2002. a ll 1 00am. Payment of Sole lee. applicable documentary stamp lax as and recortjkng fees are required to be paid by the successful butter at the sale Full payment ol an amount equal to Ihe highest bid hi due within 24 hours after the advertised lime of •ale. All payments shaft be cash or guaranteed' instrument, -made payable to the Clerk of the Ckrcuft Court. Deted on 3/142002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Oerk Pubksh March 20. 27. 2002 and Aprft 3. 10. 2002 KK155 Notice of Application for Tas Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that RUTH COLMAR, the hotter of the frjftowmg certificated) has Med said certificated) tor a tax deed to be issued theieon. The certificate num­ bers) and yeai(s) of issuance, the description of the property, and the named) <n which ft waa assessed is/are as toDtows CERTIFICATE NO: 447 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 PARCEL 10# 33-19-30 5AF 00000I7A Oescnptton of Property LEG W 1/2 OF LOT 17 (LESS PT IN SECONO SEC RAVENNA PARK SEC LOCH ARBOR) NEW UPSALA PO 1 PG 07 Name* n which assessed SHOE­ MAKER CONSTR CO Unless such certificate! s) shaft be redeemed according to law, the property described m such certifi­ cate!*) wift be sold to the highest bid* clef at ihe west front door. Semtrvok County Courthouse. Santord. Florida, on Monday Aprft 29. 2002. at 11 00am Payment of Sale tee. appkcabto doc­ umentary steimp taxes end recording lees are required to be pa*d by the successful fritter at ihe sato Fufl payment of an amount equal to the highest bid is due within 24 hours after the advertised time ot sole. Aft payments shall bo cash or guaran­ teed matrumanl. made payable to the Clerk at the Court Court Dated on 314/2002 MAM rANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Clerk PutM i: Mere*'20, 27, HOB I Ao* 3.10. 3002 KX1S3 n t tor Ttae L ___ NOTTCC IS H f n e iY O /V tK I RUTH COLMAR, Vw hotter af M >11 tar ■ ■* i tamed tiarwon. The ceil beds) end yeerfe) cl I J eeu Ltaun M I nerrw(e) to which I wee I le/are ce toeewe: C t R T M C A T t NO: 4SBS w a r o r m tiA N C i.- ie e r PARCEL l o r 21-31-32-3CF-0P0D0130 Deeo1*tan ol Prepely LEO LO TS 13 IS * IT BLK F NORTH CHULUOTA PB 2 PO 34 Name* CIBOR Uritaee euch cartacttRi) aha* be redeemed accordtag to law, Vw cato<e) w*I ba aett to tw N(Real tttder el vw weet her* door. Semlnoto County Courthouee. Santord. Ftartta. on Monday. Apr* » , 2002. al 11 COam. Payment ol Beta lee. appfcaMe documenlery etemp lame and recuri lng leee ere reqtared la be pett by Vw eucceittd better M Vw eata. F id peyrner* of an amour* equal ta Ire tRFiaal bid ta due *tt*n 24 h o u l aher Vw ediemeed tana ot eeta A l peymenta M be carti or gueranleed Inebumeni. made payable ta Vw Ctark of Vw Cireut Court. Dated on 1/UQ002. U A R Y A M fi MORSE CLERK OF T H I O R C U IT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Oerk Pubtoft: March 20.27, 2002 and Apr* I. 10.2002 KKI3T tor The C N O TK E 13 HEREBY G IV E R Vwt FUNDCO INC. Vw hotter of Vw tal­ lowing cerMeatefe) hee Med eatt cemltaeM*) tor a laa deed to be weued Vwreon. The rentereta nunbed*) md yeadi) of tawwnre. Vw deecnpacrn of Vw property and *w nameo) to wrath a waa aaaaaaad te/ere ee taluwi: C C R T V K A W NO: 142B W A R OF ISSU A R C Ii 1 W » PARCEL IGF. 34-20-29-310-00000500 Detcnpbon of Preparty: LEG LOT S« 3 PT OF LO T 53 OESC AS BEG SE COR LO T 33 RUN N S2 DEG X MIN 12 SEC W 1 « F T NELY ON CURVE 2 17 F T B I I K G X U N 31 SEC E 14001 F T TO BEG SA8AL VIEW AT BABAL POINT PB 32 PGS 32 TO 34 Nemee m whroh aeeeeeed: DOOIB 2M OI Untau euch rerttreta(e) ihe* ba to law. Vie In euch certMcete(i) m i be eott ta Vw N(fwal bid­ der el the wed Iror* door, Seminole County Courthouae. Santord. Ftartde. on Mondey, Apr! X . 2002, M 1100am. Peyrner* ol Seta tae. dn-umentery rwconkng f m ar* nqulrid to Id pott by tiw suocwmM bkttaf al f it lata. Fu* peyrner* of an imou* equal to Ihe h*pwet tad la due wta*n 24 hour* aher Vw ethrerttaed ante of eata. A l payment* efw* be caah or payable to Vie CWrk of Vw CtroUl Court, ■ ta Deled orv 3/14/7002 , MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Ctark Pitakeh: March X . 27,2002 end Apr* 3. 10. 2002 KK153 IN T H « ORCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR U U N O l l COUNTY, FLOMOA FROBATS DIVISION FUe Number PR01-127SCF IN RE: ESTATE OF E RICHAROKJNQ, NODCS OF APattM TIW ION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAJNST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE E3TATEYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Vwl r e erVrwaebeeon of he eeleta of E. RICHARD KINO, deceeeed, File Number PROI 1370CP. ta pendkig In he c*rcu* Court tor Senencta Cotmry. Ftonda. Probata Orrtatan, Vw edrkeea of which la'Sananota County Couvuuaa. Santord. Ftartta 32T72 3099 The • Peraonal Repreeentatrve ol the eelale ta Brendan Wtwa and Jerry Lull, whoae addrew ta 747 Fnar Road. Winer Park. Ftonda 32792 The name end edtaeea of Vw Peraone! Repreeentatrve’e attorney ate eat A* paraona having claena or damanda egamal Ihe ealale are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to Me with Vie ctark of Vw ebone court e writer Uatamar* of any ctaen or demande vwy may r u n . Caen ctaen mull ba m wnbng and mual eidtaata Vw beew tor rw ctaen, vw nama end eddreee of Vw credaor or hw agar* or attorney, end Vw amour* cleaned If Vw ctaen a not yet due. fw dale be Mated. » Vw darn ta urlkMad or ccncogent. Vw nehjre of Vw e a r lerfy thee be ruled V Vw ctaen ta ••cured. Vw eecunty the* be derated the deener* tlwl detrer tufflewr* copter of Vw ctaen to Vie dark to enable Vw dart to mad one copy to each peraonal repraeeraa kve A l pareone r l,retied ai vw eeUta to whom e copy of tm Nonce of required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TKE. to Me any obyeettone vwy Vwy rrwy have Viet thaAengea Vw vekekty ol me decedenre eta. Vw querneanone of the pareonaJ repreeanui/ve. or Vw venue or Mtadcoon of Vw court ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of vw knl pubeceOon ol Vee Nonce ol Adnmietralton Apr* 3. 2002 Brendan White. Jerry Lull. Aa Peraonal Representative of Vw ErUie of E Rcherd Keig. Deceeeed BRENDAN F LINNANE Attorney lor Pertonal RepreeancaOve Florida Bar No 324723 3705 Hantar Avenue Orlando. Ftonda 3230* Telephone (407)351-1000 Pubksh Apt* 3,10. 2002 Classifieds Work! Call Today To Place You; Ad 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 m y- �T h i S emtnole Hu a iii P » s * 4 B Wednesday. April 10 2002 Lecals L ecals NOTTCE TO THE PUBLIC: None* a h m ty given Orel N Board ol Arbutanatk eI N C*y d Smtore w* hod a regular maaang on Apr* » , 1003 to t e Cly Hal Commrearon Chanter* at 1130 AM. to order to oonad ar a raquaat tor variance m t n ZcnWig Ordnance as I partite to raar yard aateck raqulremarka to a TO rontog damd art Lot 14* Courtry Oub Part PH 2 PS 54 P03 22 torn14 Bang more apactocaPy daaerted aa beau t 134 Bruahcraa* Drtra Platted uaa at Ita property a to raquaat a 10 W vwnanca w raar yanl u t e e * to eonabuct a aereened IN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLA/M AN INTEREST AS SPOUS­ ES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADDRESS. UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an acaon lor torectoa* a mortgaga on to* Ickbaring proparty to SEMINOLE County, Honda. LOT T. BLOCK J. LAKE KATHRYN PARK FIFTH ADDITION, ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDCO IN PLAT BOOK 15. PAOE(S) 47 ANO 48 OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA TOGETHER WITH 19T4 SINGLE­ WIDE MOBILE HOME IDENTIFICA­ TION AS V*t»2701883 RP DECAL IR204383 hat baan Wad agatet you and you ar* raqurad to w n* a copy of your wraian dafanaat wOhto 30 iby* ailat to* tint publication. * any. on Ecnavarna 8 Auodata*. P A , PbtoWT* attornay. whoaa addreaa b 111* Corporal* Lak# Dnva. Sul* 300. Tampa. Florida 33934 and Ma to* original w4h tola court abhor baba aarvtca on ptatedTa aitomay or anmadbaaly toaraaftar. otoanrnaa a datauR *41 ba entered aqatod you lor toa ratal damandad to tha CampAate or pabtkin TN* nobca ahal ba pubtahad one# •ach aaak lor two contacuttv* aaaba to to* Santord Haratd WITNESS my hand and to* aaal of tow Court tola day MAPR03 2002 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Clark ot to* Court BYFbtoKing Aa Daputy Clark Ecnavarna 6 Aaaoclalat. PA. PO Boa 25018 Tampa- Florida 33922 5018 FO1012637 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, pation* with daabktiaa naadIna • Lpactaf accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, it (hi SEMI NOtE County CoudhouM al (407)665*4227. 1* 900-655-8771 (TOO) or 1-600-995' 1770, via Honda Ratay Sarvica FUbUftAprf tO. 17, 2002 LL090 Larry BWr. Chapman Board of Arp abnant ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC' IP A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETMO OR HEAR NO. HE/SHE W U NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORO OP THE PRO CEEOMOS INCLUOMQ THE TESttm o n y an d e v id e n c e , wvacn RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OP SANFORD (PS 2000109) PERSONS PATH DtSABAJOES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PART tc m tn It ANY OP THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3355929 U HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETTNO. Plteatt Apr* 10. IT, 3001 U «1 WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN: May T, M E OME: 1000am WHERE: A Ifllbwtog Sarvica 1001 N. Orlando Ay* Matted FL 32751 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOCL VEHICLE CENT1FICARON • t) AS OMamcdia Clara 1G3NF27U1F COS 1893 2) . *4 Ford Praha 1ZVLT22B6RS1M171 3) . IS Chary Cavdar la ix t t t s jT t a r a e s 4) 86 Acia* krtogra JH4DA1743G5000203 5) a* Ford Ft JO 1FTCF15Y3GN954320 8). 83 CTevy Vm 100001911807131(34 PUb*ah: Aprl 10, 3002 LL0S7 Bl THE CWCLET COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORKM CtVB. DtVIStON Caaa Ma. E B C M B 515 0 HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NETWORK. PIC.. Plate*. v» DANIEL DCCOSTA. JR told TRACY DECOSTA, N* tea, at at. Defendant*. NOTICE OP ACTION T O TRACY DCCOSTA Lad known adteaa 439 W Church Onva Lsrgtaood. FL 33750 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Wat an aetbn to toractoaa ot mortgaga on tha tottoning da»crte d property to Banknote Coitey. FloridaPARCEL 7, FROM THE NORTH­ EAST CORNER OP THE NORTH­ WEST 1/4OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE X EAST. SEMIHOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. RUN SOUTH SO DEGREES t t UIMUTES » SECONDS WEST. ALONG THE NORTH UNC OP SAID NORTH­ WEST 1/4 OP SOUTHEAST 1/4 A DISTANCE OP TST90 FEET TO THE EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF LONG WOOD MARKHAM ROAD SAME BEPtG A M FOOT WIDE RIGHT-OF-WAY THENCE RUN SOUTH 24 DEGREES 18 MIN­ UTES SS SECONDS EAST ALONG SAIO RIGHTOF WAY 30 33 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY HAVINO A RADIUS OF 942 81 FEET. A CEN­ TRAL ANGLE OF 15 DEGREES 52 MINUTES 40 SECONOS AN ARC DISTANCE OF 266 04 FEET. /HENCE RUN SOUTH 40 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 41 SEC­ ONOS EAST. 203 FEET FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 40 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 41 SECONOS EAST 75 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 40 DEGREES SO MINUTES 10 SEC ONDS EAST 136 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 40 DEGREES 00 MIN UTES 41 SECONDS WEST. 75 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 40 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 10 SEC­ ONOS WEST. 139 FEET TO THE POPFT OF BEGINNING haa baan Mad agaaial you and you ara raquaad to tana a copy ol your •man datanta*. * any. to 4 on SMITH. HIATT 6 DIAZ. P A . PldnUTa altomayi. whuM address a 2001 East Oakland Park DM). Su m 303. Fort Lauderdale. Hand* 33306. antes 30 day* from lint dal* ot pubbeabon. 2002. and Ma toa ongM k N iS is C M a lB O E C o M tM B a r batora Samoa on PUtedTi aflomay* Of Vnreartnary dwaaKar olharwrsa a dafaUl wd ba antarad agatet you lor to* r**af damandad n tot comDlate or oabbon DATED on APR 01 2002 Maryama Mona, dark Dark ot t e CIRCUIT Court By Ruth King Aa Deputy Clark PUBLISH IN Santord Harald 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 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. (TDD) 1 600-055 8771, OR VOICE (V) 1-800-055-6770. VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE Pubfcah Apr* 10.17. 2002 LL066 at THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION C A S IN O : 02 CA-556-14-W CfTlFINANCIAl MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC, Plated CHARLES E DUNN to at. OaNndantd) NOTICE OP ACTION TO CHARLES E DUNN 041 Wo< Tran Caaaabarry. FL 32707 LAST KNOWN ADORE SS Cu r r e n t a d d r e s s unknow n ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PAR IIFS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. iSSERANDAOABtST THE HERE M THC CmCUfT COUfVT r o n S IM N O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA p fio tA T t o rm io N FUa Mumfcar 02004-CP IN R£: ESTATE OF ROSE MARY ROBERTS, D*c««s«d NOTIC I TO CREDITORS Tha admmisirabon of N astata of ROSE MARY ROBERTS, dacaasad, FUa Nunbar 02 304 CF, N ponding In V* Crcui Court lor SommoJa County, Honda. Probata OMafon. N addrnt of whch it Oorti of Court Sanwida C o vty Courthouaa, PO Bos 6099. Sanford, Florida 32772 6099 ‘ Tha nama* and addrasaas of 9*» paraonal raprasarv tatrva and Via paraonaf roprooontaUva'a aitomay ara aat hxiti bofow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al parsons on whom UYs nobca la servad who havt otyoeiwn* thal chaSanga Via vaAtfty of lha wd, Vw qualification* of Via paraonal rapra* santairva. vanua. or funsdfcfton of Vsa Court ara raqurad to Ma Ihaa otyactwns with thw Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data of thm hrat pubAcatton of VMS Nobca is Aprs 10, 17. 2002 GERALD LELANO ROBERTS, JR Personal Representative 3043 Egret Terrace Safety Harbor. Florida 34699 Juk# Eason Smith. PA. Florida Bar Number 697132 Aitomay lor Petitioner 2060 Winter Springs Boulevard Ov»ado. FL 32765 Telephone (407) 365 9910 Facsimile (407) 365 1239 PubHh April 10. 17,2002 LI 060 IN THE ClRCUfT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Hla No. 02 303-CP IN RE ESTATE OF GERALD W LATHAM. SR. itVa GERALD W LATHAM. wWa GER­ ALD WHUAM LATHAM. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha admnistTatton of the estate of GERALD W LATHAM. SR. *Va GERALD W LATHAM s V i GEn ALD WILLIAM LATHAM, deceased. FJa Number 02-303 CP, n pending m the Grcu4 Court tor Saminole County. Ftonda. Prubate Drvtsion. the actoraat of which is 301 N Parti Avenue. Santord. FL 32771 Tha names and address of Via Personal Represantabve and lha Personal Representatives attorney are set lord! beta* Al creditors of the decedent and other parsons having claims or demands agamst decedent s estate mctodlng unmatured. corrtingenl or unltqiiviated dams, on Whom a copy of tots nobca is served must Me their claims arto vms Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All otoer creditors of toe decedent and persons having claims or demands against Ithe decodent s estate, including urwnaturod conUrv gent or urWquidsled claims, must Me toeif cLums with tots court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date of toe first publication of VMS Nonce Is April 10. 2002 Personal Representative JAMES GERALD LATHAM 720 River Oaks Lane Mend Island. FL 32953 Aitomay tor Personal Representative CHARLES F BROOME. ESQUIRE Ftonda Bar No 009103 THE BROOME LAW FIRM. PA 915 South Washington Avenue Post Off** Boa 729 TifusviHo, FL 32761 0729 Telephone (321)269 5620 FtoUsh AprS 10. 17. 2002 LL06I NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business al 610 L a k e ,h Circle, Healhrow. FL 32746 under toe Fictitious Name of Pews for a While Pet Sifting and tost I intend to regrstor said name «to to«t Division of Corporations. TaHahaisee. Ftonda. m accordance wlh toe provisions of toa Fctrhuus Name Statutes, lo Wit Section 665 09 Ftonda Statutes 1991 Sherry Taytor Pubfcsh Aprf 10 2002 11062 L L ecals n o t ic i n c rm o u B or n am Nobca It !w«6y gtv«n fiat I am •ngagart m buama** al 3868 Ortando Dr . Su*a 460. Sartort. FL 33773. ttebr te Flctaou* Nam* of WNU* Watar Banrtta and Vial I rt*nd lo rtgnb said nama teti te Dbrtuon ol Coiporation*. TkhhaiiM. Ftonda. in accar d i ca •4h te prOMtete ot te FIcttoM Nama Sialuta*. lo-W4 Sactkm •8909. Florida SlaluM, IN I. Gary JoaWte Pubkati. Agrl 10. 3003 11093 tto n c i o k TO B U C AUCTION rronce e neretty grven, Sammota WAackar Samoa *61 aal m PuMc Aucaon lor utrag* lor catfi uerrLBrxj k>n*gr»eei o*jo*r, me1ror- fcni n onscroflg it. . a. * *verpcaem -ut-i---. owng April 33.3003 89 Buck 4 D/l Vki41G4HR94C XKH440433 Tha auction « • bo h*U at tZ:0O PM. on t e *ald date abort At Saminol* Witckar tanka 3540 S. Myrfl# Ay* Santord. FL 33773 ProkpactN* btddan may tepa d writela* on* hour prior lo talc Tama ar* ca*h or canted t o d , oemmoei wrecaer resenroa eie ny* to accapt or r*r*ct any and at brdi Putteti: A r t 10. 3003 LL064 NOTICt OP PUBLIC B A U ALTAMONIX TOWMO, H8/> IMCUUMTO V tM C U AUCTION h t m a h k e iib t , ALTAMONTE SPTONQ3, FL SALE BEGINS AT 1000 AM. SOLD AS IS. NO WARRANTY, NO TITLE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR A U BIOS. PURSUANT TO F8. TIJTS 1-7-1003 1985 HONDA IHOAD5436FA134959 (987 HONDA IHGCA5937HA0BI505 1W0 MAZDA J U 1BG3364L0100440 1994 MAZDA JM3UC13I5E0697100 1*69 MAZDA JMIBF3330J0160I09 1*61 OLDS 3AX68YXBU33B0I4 1990 TOYOTA JT4RNB1A9L005II93 FOUR DONATION BOXES 1969 JAGUAR SAJAY1349FC430367 1991 VOLVO IAX4939B13049I3 1991 MERCEDES BAA53A38B023709 1993 CHRYSLER 1C3XV96R7NO609633 1989 JEEP 1J7FJ36L5KLSI9S1* PHONE a 407-339-0700 PubHh Apr* 10. 3003 U069 April 4,3001 NOTIC* OP A PUBLIC HOARata TO CONBKXR THE ADOPTION OP AN ONOMANCE BY T W CITY OP SANFORD, FLOmOA Nolle* it hartby gtwn fiat 6 Pubic Haaring w*i ba hald In t e Comnwwm Room al t e Cay Hai n t e Cay cl Santord. Ftonda. *1 7 00 o'etock PM on April 21. 1001. to conukr t e adaption bl an.ontnanca by t e Cay at Santord. Florida, wto ol rrttcfi a at totow* ORDINANCE NO 3709 AN ORDINANCE O F THE CITY O f SANFORD. FLORIDA. AMENDING CHAPTER 1, ADMINISTRATION. ARTICLE XV, O f THE CITY COOE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD ENTI­ TLED POLICE OFFICERS, RETIRE­ MENT SYSTEM. AMENOINO SEC­ TION 3-360. BENEFIT AMOUNTS ANO ELIGIBILITY. AMENDING SECTION 3-373, MILITARY SER­ VICE PRIOR TO EMPLOYMENT. AMENOINO SECTION 3 374. PRIOR POLICE SERVICE. PRCL VIOINO FOR CODIFICATION: PROVIOINO FOR SEVERABILITY OF PROVISIONS. REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH ANO PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE A copy ste* ba t.aiabH at t e oPc* ol t e C*y Clark tor al par ton, dawtig to aumaia t e tama. Al pamat n rtoratl and objtnt ihal hav* an opportunity to ba haard al laid haaring By ordar ol t e Cty Commaaion at t e Cay ol Santord. Ftonda PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 407-330-5636 48 HOUR3 IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: V a parton dac.lt i u appaaf t droaton mada wan raapact to any rnanar conwtorad at t e abova mating or haarng. ha may naad a nrtoabm racord ol t e procaartnga. nclukng t e tatbmony and amdanca. which racord it not ptovidad by t e Cay ol Santord. |FS 306OIOS) Cyrthia Portar, Daputy Cay Clark PubHh Apr* 10. 3003 LL067 at THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FUa NumDar M-3T1-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF JOHN AHLEY WESSON, Deceased NOTICE TO CflCDrTOflS The administration of toe estate of JOHN AHLEY WESSON, deceased. File Number 02 311CP. is pending n Ihe Orcsj* Court for Semmofe County, Florida, Probate Division, toe address of whsch la Clerk of Court, Serranofe County Courthouse. PO Bos 8099, Santord. Florida 32772 6099 The names end addresses of toe personal repreeenlalrve and Ihe personal represent* live s attorney ore set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AJI creditors of Ihe Decedent and otoer persons having claims or demands ogamst Decedent's « viola inducing unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims on whom a copy of tons notice tat served must hie toeir claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER O f 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICA TfON OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE OATE Of SER VICE Of A COPY Of THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al other credeors of toe Decedent and persons having claims or demands agamsl Ihe Decedent s estate, refuting unmilured, contmgenl or unftquuJaled claims, must file then claims with tons court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE Of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE AIL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date of toe hrst pubiratran of tots Nohce is ApH Id, 2002. HARVEY WESSON Personal Represeniatrve 1406 Lakeshure Drive Casselberry. Florid* 32707 ROBERT C WILKINS. JR . ESQ Altomey tor Personal Representative Otenriartt Florida Bar No 377733 Drttma, 8 WMurta. P A 330 Lookout Placa P o « 0*ca Bo* 041800 MaMord. FL 33704-1800 (407)5300000 PuttHh April TO. 17. 3003 uo ao none* N0T1CK OF FTcrm o uo h a m Nobca a haraby ghtn t e l I am ■ngagad to buama** al 1032 W SUM Road 430. Alamcrtt Spring*. FL, in N t to* FIcMkxa Nam* of Co ob i OraanV and te l I raanrt la r*(pataf tart nama «4to t e DMtton ol CwponNon*. Ttlahaata*. Florida, to tocairtaflca wth t e pnMNona ol te Fkatonu* Nam* Slat,at ■■ to-WaSacbon 095 09. Ftorida SututH 1991. Tytor Aim. Piattoart Pubiah: Apri 10,3003 LL000 CITY OF U U U MARY, FLORIDA NOTTC1 TO THK FUKUC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by t e C*y Commuion ol t e Cfy ol Lika Mary. Ftonda. toat tart Cawntaaloo adoptad Ordnanc* No 1054 on Apr* 4,1003. vacating t e toBooHng pomcm at an aaaamant: Tha watt t e (5) Hot ot t e t e in (IS) toot danag* and ubWy aaaamant along toa faar praparty in* ot Lot 93. Ttoiacuan Un4 ft. aa itcoted to Plat Book IT , Pagt* 8069, Pubfc Racordt ol Saminol* County, Florida: molt commonly kncMm aa 449 Stoiat Otw StraaL lak* Mary. Dalad t e S*i day ol A pd 3003 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Carol A FotMr. Cay Ctak 407-669-1433 Puteh: Apr! 10. 3009 11070 Afvt 5, 3003 NOTICa OF A FIM U C HKAJWO TO COMSBCR AN AFFtAL OF THK OCCMION TO AFFROV1 m th co N o m o tts. th c am FLAN ANO 09MKMSXMAL None* N hanby gtvan toat a PuMc Haaring wd b* hatd al t e Comnwton Room to to* Ciy Ha* In te City o( Santord. Ftortda. at 7:00 0 doc* P U cn Apr* 33,1002. to contklar an apptal ol t e dodtton. by te Plaimng and Zonktg CommHolon on Fabiuaiy T. 3003. to approv* ■*!> condOlona. te S6* Plan and Dananalonal Vtnanc* raquaat tor toapiapoaa ot tocraaatng bukkng l* g i to 30 toat tram 39 Im L •**! proparty bamg mor* parteMarty daocrt td a* to*owt: SEC 07 TWP 30S RGE 3IE N T/3 OF NW 1/4WOF RY (LESS S-000 FT 9 W 03759 FT A RDS) (17 79 AC) (1301 I. AIRPORT BOULE­ VARD), FURTHER DESCRIBED AS PARCEL 1DTO/30-31-30001100000. PUBLIC RECORDS SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Tha Cay Commltaton may: t e f t e Haaring, abn, dmy. or iiuity tow dtaaton. kndng and lacommandabon ot t e Ptoratng and Zoning commission, sna n ecuon 01 vie Cty Commission thaJ be knsf Al pertei In Interest and cfUana ihel have an opportunity to ba heard al said hearing By order ot tie Cty Commission of tie Cty of Sanford, Ronds ADVICE TO THC PUBLIC: I a per­ son decides to appeal a daefcton meda wffh reepecJ to any mafler corv •toered at tie above maetnq or hearing, he may need a verbatim record of tie pnxeedngs, nefudng tie testimony and evidence, which record « not provided by tie Cty of Sanford. (FS266Q106) PERSONS WITH DlSAPJtlTIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE tf ANY O f THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 407-3S0-S626 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO Cyntfsa Porter. Deputy Cty Clark Pubfcah April 10. 2002 0071 IN TH I CIRCUIT COURT O f THC DQH TISNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O f FLORIOA »4 ANO FOR SIM NOLC COUNTY. GENERAL CASE NO: 0 2 C A 7 M 1 4 Q COMMERCIAL FEDERAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff vs JOHN A SIR1NNIA/K/A JACK SIRIANNI A K A JACK SlRRIANI. ET A L. Detsndants. NODCC O f ACTION TO SOUTHEASTERN HOME MORTGAGE COMPANY A corporation Ihal has not qualified to do buaness n Ihe State of Ftonda Nc4 a Ftorida Corporation YOU ARE NOTIFIED toil an action tor Foractoaura of Mortgage on Ihe following described property: LOT 3. EAGLE CREEK. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 36. PAOE(S) 87. 80 ANO 69. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA has been Ned agunst you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. lo it. on YAMILE BENITEZ-TORVISO. Altomey tor Plamttlf. whose address is 951 N E 157th Street Suite 204. North Miami Beech. FL 33162 withm X days after tie feel publication of thte notice and file tie original with the dark of tvs court stfher before service on Pfamlilfs attorney or immediately thereafter otherwise a dof.Tuh wd be entered against you tor tia r«*ef demanded n tie comv plamtWITNESS my hand and tie saal of tve Court af SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. this day of MAR26 2002 MAHYA74NE MORSE. CLERK A* Clerk of fw Court BY Deborah Conant As Deputy Clark Pubtah Semmole Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, persons with dtsabMies need­ ing a special accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at (407)665 4227. 1BOO 955-8771 (TDD) or 16009556770. via Ftonda Relay Service This is an attempt to coiled a debt Any information obtained wiB be used tor that purpose Pubksh April X 10. 2002 U028 IN THI CIRCUIT COURT Of TH I 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA ClYU. DIVISION CASE NO : 01 CA 2S4A14 W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOA74S. INC F/KA COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION DGA AMERICAS WHOLESALE IENDEH Plamttlf. vs. RYANS DASS, el al. Lecals L egals day* Ot your newpt ol tola doatm*nt It hu rt, g knpand. (TDO) t•00-955-8771. Pubtato A p ril) 10.2003 t e 35 (toy at Aprl. 3003 t e fattowIng daaerted proparty a* eat torftiW aatd Summary Final Jkifpnant towto LO T 3ft. BLOCK C. BUENA VHTA ESTATES. ACCOWXNO T O THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 3 PAGES 1 A N O X OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLOFftOA. Dated t e day of MAR3S. 300B(anCU TT COURT SEAL) Maryann# Mtorea Clark a l t e O o r t Court By: Rufti King " Daputy Ctoik Pubiah bu THE SEMINOLE MEFLALX) THE LAW OFFICES OP DAVID 3 STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 Uhtvarwy Drive Strife 500 Plartaaon, FL 33334 (9541233-MOO L ecals ecals of FOm CLOBUM SALK (Fiaat* pubaab ki THE BEMMOLB HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uarit M a Final Jurtgmanl ot Fonckiaiaa rtawrt t e 75 day ot Uareh. 3003. and ataarod «n Caaa No 01-CA-3S44-14-W. at t e O o rt Court at t e irTH J u t e emu* In and tor Santncria CourYy. Ftonda. oterom UOnTOAOE ELECTnONK REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRY­ WIDE HOME LOANS. itC. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNOING COR­ PORATION D/B/A AMERICAS WHOLESALE LENDER It te FMM* and RYAN S. DASS, BEAR GULLY BAY HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OT RYAN 8. DASS: JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) Ft POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY I •* W to t e N0 m I and ban i l w to, caMi at t e WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE ot t e Samnola County Courtheua*. In Sanknoto County. Ftorida. *1 ttUO AM on te 1ft t e at April 2003. t e toaoteg dwaribad braparty aa tat k m w laid Final Judgmenl to-ekt LOT 24. BEAR GULLY BAY. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M R A T BOOK 33, PAGES 59 THROUGH 57, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE. COUNTY. FLORIOA AKA: 3755 KMSLEY PLACE. WIN­ TER PARK. FL 39703 to aocordanca wan toa Amancant te i On i t am Act. Ptnon* t e Dtoatrifttaa naaiftng a igactol acctmmodaHon to pariicipala to art proctteig tbckid contact t e Court Aten«batorai2at N PwkAvtnu*. Santord. a 33771. Talaphon* Numbar (407)333-4330 not totar toan i m n (7) dayi prior to t e prooatdtoq. N hatrtog rrywaad. (TDO) 1-600-955-8771 or Vote (V)1-600959-6770 (ria Ftonda Ratty Sarricat. Dalad thia day ot MAR 37.3003. MARY ANNE MORSE Ctort Ot Tha Qrouri Coul By RutoKIng Dapufy Clark SiAmnadbY L w Olttoa ot Marttiat C. Walton 1800 NW 49to Strtat. Suit 120 Fort Uudwdtit. Ftonda 33300 Talaphon* (954)453-0395 Facte**: (954)771-6093 FMOI-05307 Pl*8th: April 3, 10.3003 0037 mas___________________ N THE C M C U T COURT (CO U NTY, CTRL ACTION C A M NOd 91-CA-33S3140 AMSOUTHBANK. REITA GEFTSTEIH at a l NOTICE OP BALE Nobca (9 hereby gtvan toat. purauant to 1 Summary Judgment artarad to t e above aryted care* to teC Ircu t Court at Samtnola County. Ftortda. to* Clark ol Saminol* County wd r*a t e property erietad County. Ftortda. Daacrlpbon ot Mortgagad and Lot 7, Oranga Eatatat, acconEig lo t e fM toartot aa recorded to PM Book 16 at Pag* 56. ot t e Pubtc Racordt ot Samawta County. Ftonda. Tha lbaat addrtta at which ■ TE Saiam Court. A8amonta Springs. Ftortda 33701. al a Pubic Sal*, to t e htghaal biddar, tor caah. on t e weal Iren* atapa a t t e 3*nmot* County Courtoout*. X I North Part Avanu*. Santord. Ftorida 33771. on April 33. 2003 at 1100 AM Dalad MAR26. 2003 MARYANNE MORSE dark ot t e Clroua Court Banknote Courtly. Ftorida BfRufti King Daputy Ctork Miimvw Ec, T)rA4r4iej inEicrwf Tha Solomon Tiopp Lara Group, PA 400 N Aahlry Ptora. Sue* 3000 Tampa. FL 33902-4331 Aaomayt hr Amaouto Bank Pubiah-Aprf 310.3003 LL034__________________________ M THE ORCUtT COUNT OF THE t»T H JUDICIAL ORCUTT Bt AND FOR M M M O LE COUNTY, C A M N O l 9I-CA691-14-0 BENEFICIAL FLORIDA, INC . a Dataware corporation, JENNY L OURRANCE. at al. M THE CftkClirr COURT O F THE EIOHTIENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR EEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOFMOA CASE NCXi 01-CA-3479 Q UNITED STATES OF AMERICA by and torou^i t e Sacnlary ol t e DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. pum a. «a TIMOTHY J GORDON. JANE DOE, Unknown Spout* ol TIMOTHY J. OOROON. BARBARA GORDON. SEMINOLE COUNTY: CHASE GROVES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.: UNKNOWN TENANTSAJWNER3. Daftndanl*. NOTICE OP SALE None* it naraby gr»*n te l. pwtuanl to t e Ordar or Final Judgrranl artarad to t e cauH to tot Clrciat Coul ot Samncl* CouYy. Ftortda. I writ rail t e proparty triualad to Stmnol* Courty. Florida, daaerted at LOT 34. CHASE DROVES. UNIT 9. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCD *1 PLAT BOOK 46. PAGES 10 AND II. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA and commonly known a* 922 Dngbtvww Driva. Laka Mary. FL. 33746-1992 al pubkc ial*. to t e Nghait and ban b*M«. In cath. at toa wau kora door ot t e Sammota County Coutoout*. Santord, Ftortda. *1 1100 AM on May 7.2003 Dalad MAR26. 3003 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Ruth tong Deputy Clark in accordance wan t e Amancant Wan Oraabaaaa Act. partont t e dMatnkbaa naadng a apacial accommodabon to partcyuia « t e procaatkflg mould contacl court Adnraalrabon al Maphon* numbar (407)695-4330. not laCar ten reran (7) day* prior m t e procaadng. 9 bearing anpanad. (TDO) 1600-9559771. or Voca (V)1 90D 959-I770. W Florid* Relay Santca. Mason AArrocwlar. PA 17757 U S 19 Nwth. Sut* 500 Qaarwalat. FL 33794 (727)538 3800 Pub*ah Apr* 3, 10. 2002 LL024 TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CA SE NO. 01-CA-2399 DIVISION W SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INC. Ptwtifl. EUODOHO OCASIO. *1 al Oefandanl(t) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu auanl lo a Final Judgment ol Mortgaga Foractoaura dalad March 21. 2003 and antarad n Caaa NO 0I CA 2399 ol t e Cecua Court ot t e EIGHTEENTH Juckuei Cacut to and tor SEMINOLE County Ftonda wharan SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INC . a t e Plandri and ELIOOOnO OCASIO. DEERSONG HONE OWN­ ERS ASSOCIATION. INC. ara t e Dalandanta. I wd a*8 to t e lughatl and Part batter tor cam *1 WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA al IT 00AM. on t e 23 day ot AprL 3003. t e Mowing daaerted property aa aat torth to le d Final Atogmant L O T 147. DEERSONG 3. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 49. PAGE 64 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A K A 518 San Gabriel Court. Writer Spring*. FL 33708 WITNESS MV HAND and t e Mai ot tort Court on MAR 37.3003 Maryann# Mott* Clark ol t e Cacua Court By Ruth King Daputy Clark Echevarria AAaaoctalat. P A PO Bor 25018 Tampa. Ftonda 33633-5018 F0I0O96I9 “ Sa* Amancant with Ucaterer Ad II you ar* a perron wah a daabJay •ho neodr accommodation an order to partiaprato in ik t procMting, you NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE BALE No*ca la haraby gtvan punuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foractoaura. dated Fab 15. 3003 antarad to Caaa No. 01-CA69I-14G ot t e O ra * Court to and tor Saminol* County, Florida, whereto BENEFICIAL FLORIDA. INC . a Ditawi f t Corporation, is ths PWnHI and JENNY L OURRANCE. w t e Datandant. I aril aat to t e ik^iaal Hid bstf tmXtof for cash, si I s Wsst Front Door. Saminol* Coitoty, Courthoua*. M l Norfti Park Avanu*. Santord. Ftorida 33771. at 1100 a m . an Aprl I I 2009. t e toloerng daaerte d praparty. aa aat torti In tad Final Surrrrery Judgmant ot Foractoaura, lo-w* Lot 79, OAtOAFC HILLS, according lo ths B it iheroof, is rscordsd In Plat Book 13 Pagat S3 and 64. ol t e Public Racordt ot Saminol* County. Ftortfa Dalad t i l l ___day ot M/Uttte 2003 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF IHE CIFtCUIT COURT By Ruth tong Oaputy Clark Cart M. Sugarman. Eaq 9700 S D u* Ik^iwwy. St 550 MeiTk.FL 33156 Putwm Apr* 3. 10. 3003 0033 r IN TH E ClRCUfT C O U F T OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtRCUTT M AND FOR EEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA C A M NO: aiOOfl-3377-aiD-K In re: The Marriage at CARLOS SEHAITI. Patmonet Tkeband. and UARCELA ALEXANDRA ZA/U ENOA SEGAFT I. RaapondancV/ifa N O T K I OF ACTION TO MARCELA ALEXANDRA ZARLENOA SEGATTT c/0 Joa* Hamadai I83T. Mar Dal Plata. T600 Argarema YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED awt a Patawn tor Dwaotution ot Marriage haa baan Nad agamat you and you are required to aarv* a copy ol your wraian datanta*. i any. lo a on THOMAS L STEPHEN. PitatonahHuibanda Aitomay. 251 Maitland Avenue Suit* 303, AXamonw Spmga. Ftonda 3270T on OibrtoreMay 14. 2003. and Ms t e ongnal wkh t e Dark at t e Court artier betore aarvea on PtaritiTa attorney or mmackalaly breraaher. otharwe* a M m A wm te antarad agamat you tor t e ratal damandad n t e Ccmpiani DATED on March 37. 3003 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot t e Crrcu* Court By AtDspity D«fk (Court Sssf) Pubksh Aprs X 10. 17. 24, 2002 LL022 IN THC ORCUTT COURT O f T H I 16TH JUOfCIAL ClRCUfT, IK AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A 5 I NO: 01 CA 2207 14W IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, SOLOMON HARDY, If LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S . DEVISEES.GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAJNST SOLOMON MAROY. TRACY HAROY. IF LJVINQ. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST TRACY HARDY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE Of FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to i Summary Fnal Judgmcnl of Foredosuit dated March 25, 2002 trtmmi «v Cn 4 Ca&4 No 01 C A T X 7 I4W ol th* C-Ujal Coun Of lha 16TH oro •nbtl«l al no coal to you. lor lha provision of €*ftain asuslancff Flaa$« contacl Court Artmmeilration 0! 201 N Park Avanu*. SanfonJ. Ftonda 32771. lotephnn# numbar Judicial C Kcurt n and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I wff saH to lha hHjhanl and bast bnJdar tor cash al AT WEST FRONT DOOR af toa SEMINOLE Caaty Courthouta located af 301 N PARK AVENUE n (407|665 4227, *ilhm 2 rvorkmg SANFORD. FI. af 11 00 AM a m on ot-noaonMj IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OOABAJT1E5 ACT. partena atfti ikaabMaa naadrig a apace! accommodtaon mould bcrkact COURT AOMMSTRATTON. at te SEMINOLE Creaky Creafttoua* at 407695-432T. 160095*6771 (TDO) or 1600-9556770. yta Ftortda Ftotoy Banrica. Pucam Apr* 3 1ft 3009 LL031 •t THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE 1ITH JU D O A LO R C U T. M AND FOR EEBBNO U COUNTY. FLOMOA OENBEAL JU R M O C TK M DtVNKM C A M NO; 91 CA m i 14 FIRST UMON NATIONAL BANK OP DELAWARE. PLAINTIFF VS. FANNIE DELAUGHTER AMJA FANNIE M. DELAUGHTER A K A FANNIE MAE O C U U O H TE R . W LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HE1R3 D E V IS E E S .G R A N T E E S . ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTH ER PARTIES ClA M tN O AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST FAFMC D€LAUGHTER A K A FANNIE M. DELAUGHTER A KA FANNIE MAE DE LAUGHTER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF FANNIE DClAUQFfTER A K A FANMC M DE LAUGHTER A KA FANNIE MAE DELAUGHTEH. IF ANY. ORANADA SOUTH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; RAVI K1SSOOH. AS TRUSTEE O F THE 1330 MERRITT STREET TR U ST 9 1; JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DCFEFCANTjS) NOTICE OF FO RBCLO EUM BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pur auant to a Summary Fbwl Judgrrerk cl Foredcaure dated March 2 3 3003 •reared to CN* Cat* Ma 01 CA 3373 14 ol t e Ckakt Court ol t e 18TH JkJdfcM D ra w tn * « ! tor SEMINOLE Creaky SANFORD, Ftortda. I M l aa* to t e NgRaal and beat biddar tor caah at AT W EST FRONT DOOR M t e SEMMOLE County Courteuwa tocatodatXI N. PARK AVENUE In SANFORD. FL. at It 00 AM am . on t e 35 day of Apr*. 2003 t e tolaviig daaerted property to aal Forth In aard Summary Final A rty ra rL u - 4MC LOT 130. ALAFAYA W OODS PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCD IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAOEIS) * 3 97 AND M . OF THE PUBLIC RECOR03 OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA Dalad t e day pl MARX. 2003 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryama Mona Dark oi t e Cvruri Coul By Ruth Kmg Daputy Dark Pubtm h THE S E M M O U HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 3 UrkrareHy Drrv* Suaa 500 Plantation. FL 33334 (95413336000 01-79192(MYNW) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona with rtaabenaa read­ ing a apacial accommodation ahouAd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. •I te SEMINOLE County Courthouta at 4074654227. 16009956771 (TDO) or 16039956770. iria Ftorida Relay Sarvica Pubkah April 3 10.3003 LL030 f t THE ORCUtT COURT OP THE 19TM . JUDICIAL CIRCUTT. IN ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURtSOICTlON DTYISiON CASE NO; 01 CA 3526 14 W ABN AMBRO MORTGAGE GROUP INC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE 6 INVESTMENT CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF VS VASCO CHU A K A VASCO ARMANDO CHU. IF LIY1NO. AND IF DEAO, THE UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S , DEVISEES.ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST VASCO CHU A K A VASCO ARMANDO CHU; CATHERINE E. CHU AKA CATHERINE ELIZABETH CHU, IF LIVINO. AND IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTH ER PARTIES CLA1MINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAJNST CATHERINE E CHU A K A CATHERINE ELIZABETH D A I ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANTIS) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN pur auant to a Summary Fra! Ju v n a n i at Foractoaura dated March 25.3003 entered n Civk Caaa No 01 CA 2536 14 W ot t e Cacut Caul cl t e 18TH Jukcel Cacu* m and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD, Ftonda, I *6 aa* to t e Nghaat and batl baker tor cam at AT W EST FRONT DOOR al t e SEMINOLE County Courthoua* beared at X I N. PARK AVENUE n SANFORO, FL. at It 00AM am on t e 35 day ol Aprt. 2009 t e toaow mg daterbad proparty a* aal tonh a> rued Summary Final Judgment, towk LOT 120. ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE t. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGE(S) 66. *7 ANO 88. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA Oalad t e day ot MARX. 3003 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) L eca ls D art o l t e C W u l Court By: Rufl Kkig Daputy Clark Pi Mtoti be THE SEMMOLE TCRALD THE LAW OFFICES OP D A W 3 STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTIFF H i 3 urererety one* Bure 800 PlaftMM, FLEM E8 ((54)3336000 • B 6 M IH M E ) IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMERICANS WITH D tS A B B JTM ACT. p m tog • ap*r _____ contact COURT AD8EM8TRATION, at te SEMMOLE County Courthoua* N 4076*8-4337,1600•956771 (TDO) or 16006956770, PubtahAprt 3 10,2002 U01» M TH E ORCUTT CO U N T OP THE 18TH JU n C U L C M U l M ANO FOR I COUNTY, CASE NO; 01 C A M S 14 BF WELLS FARGO H O W MORTGAGE. MC. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO CROSSLAND MORTGAGE. CORP PLAMTVF V3 STEVEN N. WALLER. V UVMO. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S . D EVISEES.ORANTEES, ASSKINEES. UEN0R3 CREIXT0R3 TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN N TE REST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AO/UNST STEVEN H WALLER CHERtE a WALLER, V UVMO, AND IP DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HE m 3 DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO M L OTHER PARTIES CLNMNO AN MTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST CHERtE 0. WAUER: SUNTRUST BAMC F8UA SUNTRUST BANK, ATLANTA. PIKA SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIOA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN­ ANTS W POSSESSION DEFENOANTIS) POTH I op NOTICE IS HEREBY O/VEN p u auark to a Summary Ftoal Judgmant ct Foreckeuaa dared March 25.2003 areared to C M C m No. 01 CA 3E0E 14 W c tt e C b o ti Octal o t t e 1ETH JUftdW Ckcu* to and tor SE86NOLE Couky. SANFORO. FTorkka. I a• Ml to t e IM M dd baNM M I n caah N AT W EST FRONT DOOR N t e SEMINOLE Creaky Ccurihcua* beared at X I H PARK AVENUE to SANFORO. FL, at 1100 AM a m on t e 25 day ot Apt*. 3002 t e lo*o*rbig daaerted preparty aa aat torki In aard Stannary Fre t Judgmant. to- DriE LOT S3 SOUTH PINECREST THIRD ADOfTKM, ACCOROMQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORO10 M P U T BOOK tt. PAGEIS) 02 ANO 03 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA. Dared t e (M yN MAR33 3003. (CIRCUTT COURT SEAL) Maryann* More* Dark ct t e Cbcub Cowl By: RutoKIng Deputy Clart, Pubkah he THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE U W OFFICES OF DAVIO 3 STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 3 Ibkreraay Drive Suaa 500 Plantation. FL 33334 (054)2336000 01603491FNMAJNCL IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. peraoie w*h iM m otai readM a apacM accorreraxIMton ahoukt ccrkact COURT ADM M HTRATIOH *1 te SEMINOLE County Courthoua* al *07665-4337. 16009556771 (TDO) or 16006656773 via Ftonda Relay Sarvica PubamApr* 3 13 3003 LL01B M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR EU E N O LE COUNTY, FLOMOA PROBATE DIVISION FUa Hunter 01-334-CP *4 RE: ESTATE OF U t U I. FLINT, Ctectattod NOTICE TO CREDtTORS Tha admavatratton ct t e attau ol U I U I. FLINT, dacaaaad. Fka Numbar 03-234-CP. k pkndng m t e Circuri Court tor Samnare Couky. Ftortda. Prcbare Drvraron. t e • t e n ot which to Ctork at Court. Sarmnore Couky Courthoua*. PO . Boa 8009. Santord. Ftortda 327728009. Tire namaa and adrbataaa ot r e paraonal repreaarkaava and t e paraonal raprMantabva a aitomay •re aat torto batoe A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIEO THAT AX creator* ot t e Dacadant and other paraona having daaita or damanda agrenat Dacadarka aauta rickttng umatured. conbngart or wAqudalad datna on whom a copy ot t e nobca W aarvad rrvjai Ha few drema wah t e Court WITHM THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THC 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 credaora ol t e Dacadant and partont having claim* or damanda agarnat tha Decadent* •data, inducing unmatund. conungare or ukqudaMd dam*, mutt Ma toaa d a m wkh toe court WITHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dare ot t e km pubteabon ol t e Nobca ■ Apr* 3. 3003 Gregory F. Fbnl Personal Rapraaarkabva 11437 Ptunroaa Court Ortando. 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No Exp Necessary C M MF, 6-5 407-322-0664_____________ Salea/Manager for tree service Mat hare managerial f ta lly A know M aspects of Irae sales E .p d only need apply 407-323-3461. •ECURTTY O U A flO R IC O T O N 2nd stun. 2 00PM-10 00PM. Canddatot mud be ratpsiarsd or be quatoad par Florida statues. Division of Ucansmg tor Proprietary Security ive iClass D I Olltoar. Must have MkWnum of 2 years e.penence raqUnd. EKatont benefits package avafabts. Intarasiad applicants pkaM sand raauna wtoi satary totoory to HfVRM 2950 Lake Emma Road. U fa Mery a 32746, t u to 407-3331964. email to bstowart O recoton cgm or appfy In parser to M Eiiptuy nert ORca. le a EOE Courtyard By Marriott is seeking FrarfDatoi Clark. Cal 4(77-444-1000 Staff Niasa tor Dlatytto unt. Fid tone, e.cailent benefits. 40IK, Med-surg a n prafened. Wd tram Faa rasume 407-323-9522.__________________ Suparvtaor P/T Jamtonal E.pananca a m utt Evenings, Laka Mary Ares. Soma Benefit.. 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BAD CREDIT SANFORD 407 321-5103 (Se Habto Eapanol) 243—T railers F or S ale Compre Aqui.... Page Aquil LLAMEAMR CASH Y LLEVESELO HOY CON $109 PRONTO PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NOCREOITO UALCREOITO SANTORO 407-321-5163 DESOE $19.95 POR OtA "RENTA DE AUTOrVAN" Phil Bettis Sanford. 407-321-5183 Se Habto Eapanol BILL VICK'S TRAILERS 2220 French Ava Sanford. Florida 407 0060403 Enclosed Trailers Price Start Al $990.00 Open Trailers Price Start Al $550.00 I �S em in o le H er a ld cited by Highway Patrol Rams remain red hot Since that first loss of the season the Rama have posted three Impressive vic­ tories to clinch the top seed in the upcoming Class 8ADistrict 2 Tournament and give Allan Tuttle his 400th career coaching victory. “ 1B LAKE MARY— More than a month after an 8-yearold girl w a hit and dragged 64 feet by a speeding motorist, the ch ik l— not the driver — received a citation from the Florida Highway Patrol fix violation o f f right-of-way. On March 5, Rachel O m stein w as attempting to visit a sick Mend at 118 Bright Drive in the Chase Crossing Subdivision, said family members. The friend w as unable to accept visitors so Rachel hopped on her bicycle to pedal home. SIi c had nearly crossed the rood, approxi- Pornography ring has ties to Seminole By Christopher Patlon Staff Writer Whose Show Is It Anyway? Mkfcmy Elementary School's multkpurpoeeroom becam e a swanky drmer theater Wednesday afternoon for the premlero o f ‘Whose Show la K AnywayT Page 1C Colorado law enforcem ent officials shut down a child pornography ring with connec­ tions to Seminole County. After a month-long Investiga­ tion by the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, authori­ ties arrested James Grady, 42, on suspicions of sexual exploitation of a minor. Grady, who w as arrested April 5, operated a web site that featured explicit pictures of underage girls. On Thursday, prosecutors charged Grady with 726 felony counts of sexual exploitation o f a child, one count fix each photo­ graph taken at his Denver suburb photo studio. A single count b punishable by a four to 12 year prison sentence at the Colorado Department of C orrections, according to authorities. S e e Pornography, Have you ever suffered from D P H IS — Dinner Party Hostess (or Host) Insanity Syndrome7 There's a solution. Page 8C Seminole Smile mately three feet shy according to FHP reports, when Amanda Beth Sapp, 20, of Deltona struck her. Rachel suffered a frac­ tured skull, a busted eardrum and severe abrasions to her a back. An emergency heli­ copter airlifted her to Orlando Regional Medical Center. Last week. Trooper Carl Simpson arrived at the Omsteins' home to serve the citation. Rachel's father, Steve, is not happy. He's responded by assembling a team of attor­ neys to fight the citation, file a civil suit and possibly take action against FHP. "H ist o f all, it's suspect because she was dted over a month from the incident," said Longwood attorney William Orth. "I think there are some issues with the initial acci­ dent investigation." The Florida Highway Patrol actually filed two reports pertaining to the incident The first report, filed shortly after the incident said Rachel collided almost head on with the vehicle. The first report also indicated a large bend in Bright View Drive, which isn't three according to neighbors. Several weeks later, another FHP report replaced the first account. "W hat we did is we had a homicide investigator go back out and run the num­ bers," said FHP spokesman Lt. Chuck Williams. In the second report, Rachel's line of trav­ el across the road was straightened out, as well as the bend In Bright View Drive. A parked car, however, made it’s way Into the second report, but neighbors also maintain S ee Citation, Page 10A Former chamber director dies at 83 ‘Sanford Proud’ C ity honors Olympic medalist By Dan Ping Edrtor SANFORD — John C. "Jack" Homer, former executive director o f the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, died Tuesday, April 9, ® 02, in Winter Park. He was 81. Homer’s 13-year tenure at the chamber was a time of rapid growth and achievement. Membership topped 1,600 mem­ bers and the chamber was responsible for creating or spon­ soring a number of dvic activities like the nationally Golden Age Games. "Jack was responsible for bringing the Golden Age Games to Sanford," said Wayne Doyle, for­ mer pub­ lisher of the Page 10A Com m ission rezones land near Jesup Stop the T dinnerparty. Insanity Family of girl dragged by speeding motorist may file suit against state agency mnm- pfiowe ay Tommy VvMMit Sanford Mayor Brady Laaaard, above, gives Olympic silver medalist Garrett Hines the key to the city. At top, Hines signs autographs lor children from the Tajiri School ol the Performing Arts and Academics. By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Ganed tin e s receives a hug horn one at his lane, Sum ! WWama, fol­ lowing Sanford City Commission's ceremony honoring the liv e r medakst I t was my dstfnct plea­ sure to meet Mr. Garrett Hines at the Sanford City Commission meeting this past Monday, April 8," Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard sakl "Mr. Hines, a resident of Sanford, was a member of the Sliver Medal winning United States Olympic Four-man Bobsled team at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. Both during and following his performance at the Olympics, Mr. Hines has made 'Sanford Proud.’ It was a great honor to finally meet Mr. Hines, and I w p s Impressed that such a great sportsman could be so humble and accessible. O n behalf of the city ol Sanford, I saluted the tremendous effort and attitude of Mr. Hines by giving him a K e y to the City' as w el as a Proclamation recognizing his accomplishment. Sanford is lucky to count such a talented and well-mannered athlete as one of its own.' SANFORD — The muddy lands north of Lake Jesup should be protected argued residents. County commissioners did not agree Tuesday approving a com­ prehensive plan amendment from suburban estates to low density residential for 81 acres located on the south side of Myrtle Street and east of Hester Avenue. "We’re very much oppose the rezoning of this property," said resident Earl Lord. "VNfc really should preserve this." The subdivision project, labeled Like Jesup Woods, initially was to be considered by commissioners Sept. 24, 2001. Commissioners voted unanimously then to con­ tinue the project and allow the applicant to amend the rezoning request County staff had recommend­ ed denial of the project in September and continued to hold S e e Land, Page 7A Sanford Herald. "One of the things he did to bring attention to the Gomes was he brought in celebrities like Buster Crabbe to open the Gomes." Doyle said Homer helped pro­ mote major improvements like the State Road 46 overpass and the Douglas Stenstrom Bridge on State Road 415. "Jack was largely responsible for those things, but he would never take credit for it," Doyle said. "He always believed in giv­ ing credit to the volunteers of the different committees." “We didn't always agree on things, but he was a big booster of the newspaper," Doyle added. "He was a community leader and booster of the highest caliber.” Ron Rose, former director of the Sanford Chamber, agreed with Doyle's assessment and said Homer was a top-notch chamber director. "When you think of the hey­ day of the chamber, it was under his leadership," Rose said. "Jack was a tremendous help to me when I first started at the chamber," he added. "During my S« H om er, Page 7A M a y o r avoids cen su re, sees bright future for city By C hristop her Patton Staff Writer L u u v u f i u i t u i r t i v u e m n iw r e County Agricultural Center. Index Ooutfi«d --------------------4B-68 Cf on word 3A Dear Abby . . . ........................ 2A Food .............. SC Legalt ................................ 38-48 LifeS tyle...... ***,.**•*•. | C-flC Obituariei 3A O pinion........ ..«,............ .. 4A Police L o g ................... 2A Religion 4C*$C 1 Sport! .............................. 18-28 WINTER SPRINGS — "The good news is I’m still mayor of the city." That's what Winter Springs Mayor Paul Partyka said as he began a Tuesday presentation to county commissioners. The night before. Winter Springs Commissioners backed down from a proposal to censure the mayor for his personal role in a proposed homeless center in the city. "Basically the facts were wrong," he said after the county meeting. "Commissioner (Robert) Miller apolo­ gized. The unfortunate thing about it Ls it could have been handled a little bit better." Despite the turmoil Kick home. Partyka was the bearer of good news as he informed county commissioners of several city pro­ jects that could — — lead Winter Springs to a The good brighter future. The "premiere" of news is I’ m a commercial pro­ still mayor moting the city o f the city. helped illustrate a few of the city's strengths. "The whole idea Paul Partyka Winter Springs behind it (com­ Mayor mercial) is we have never had anything I would call a proactive way to talk about our city," nutyka said. "There was nothing we u — 55— really could send out to businesses around the world." The commercial will be regularly aired on SGTV. In addition to promoting the city, the commercial will also help dear the air about what Winter Springs Ls all about. "1 always make this point," Partyka said. "You have Winter Garden, Winter Park, Winter Haven and Winter Springs. Of all those four, you have three of those, which everybody probably knows about Winter Springs nobody knows about But, the biggest dty of the four is Winter Springs." Topping the city's new proactive approach is the development of the town center, or as it Ls referred to "a new See Partyka, 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/. 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Business OppodunMes (dess. 55) A Oarage Salsa (217) reqUre payment In advance. $30.00 Off 43 4B Initial S e rv ic e W ith T h is A d 54 "O ffices Coast to C oast' 57 Since 1954 00 . . . �WEEKEND APRIL 7, 2002 M k V IM N a .fr 50* Sanford, Florida CapytlgM 0 HXH T h e Sem in oN J 41childreninterviewedinfostercare case By Michelle Je rta Managing Editor Daylight-saving time begins Sunday \H *r*k) reader* are remind­ ed to turn their d ock s ahead one hour on Saturday before they go to bed to mark the beginning of daylight-savings time. Local Are departm ents also remind read ers to adopt a potentially life sav ­ ing habit: Change the bat­ teries In smoke alarm s when you change your d ock s. Raplacing batteries every six months Is a sim­ ple way to ensure sm oke alarm s will work in c a s e of an em ergency. LAKE MARY — Allegations of sexual assault in a local foster home appear to be limited to four children. Investigators with the Lake Mary Police Department have interviewed more than 40 chil­ dren assigned to the foster home of Marie Jasmin. Additional sexu­ al assault incidents were not uncovered, but the interviews could lead to other charges being filed against Jasmin and her son. Jasmin, 55, was arrested last Investigation continues into allegations of sexual assault month an charges of neglecting to report that her IB-yearold son, Jacques, was sexually assaulting children in her foster care. Jacques is still in the Seminole County jail without bond on charges of sexual assault, while Marie was released on a $1,000 bond shortly after The arresbffollowcSalkgatiors from two foster children, who were released back to their family L ake Mary P olice C hief Richard B eary d e scrib e s how his departm ent transform ed a c o n fe re n c e room into a ch fldren'e play­ room . More than 4 0 chil­ dren ca m e to the depart­ m ent to b e interviewed a s part of the Ja sm in foster ca re case. earlier this year, of sexual assault while under Jasmin’s care. The children were interviewed by authorities, who believe Jacques molested at least four foster chil­ dren within the Jasmin household. In a public statement, Marie Jasmin has denied the allegations. Since Marie Jasmin became a certified foster parent in 1996, the S ee In vestigation , Page SA rwrua pnoio Home owners look for answers from sunroom s C EO t By Christopher Patton Staff Writer are back The seventh Annual Super Sem inole Spring C lassic, a Men’s Super Slow-PItch qualifying tournam ent. Is being held for the first time In Sanford today and tomorrow. P ag e 1B hi ■«- -IJ pinntionln* *- Tneunu lV.«rw«nl iipwriw ia a try i ofreity H x/ in ii Pictured above, firelighters p ractice the D enver UfL T h e lift w as cre a ted several y ea rs ag o by the Denver Fire D epartm ent after a firefighter, who suffered a heart attack, died in aaburning building b e c a u se his c o ­ workers could not lift him up and out ot a window. Pictured below, Sem inole County firefighter Terry Darnell tries his hand at the ladder bail out drill. Firefighters learned how to m ove out a window onto a ladder h e a d ­ first and then swing down to land farther down the ladder. By Michelle Je rla Managing Editor or three months, small plumes of smoke routinely lifted from the old Florida Power and Light building in downtown Sanford. There was no fire, just more than 450 firefighters from around the county learning how to save their fellow co-workers in times of disaster. Seminole County Lieutenants Mike Hammonds and Jeff Blake led the instruction of the firefighter survival and rescue course. The course is the first county-wide training exercise to include all Seminole fire depart­ ments. "M ost of this stuff we will probably never have to use,” Hammonds said. "If you do get in a situation like this, you know things have gone bad." Every couple of days the LAKE MARY — With only a slight hesitation about the com­ pany's name, City Commission Thursday gave Team Pain the go ahead to build the city's skate park. The approval authorizes City Attorney Clay Simmons to pre­ pare contract documents with Team Pain Enterprises Inc., for the construction of the park. Based on research provided by members of city staff. Commission also waived the competitive sealed bid require­ ments. "It's normal ti) go to bid with a project like this," City Manager John Litton said. "But, we have the right under city code to do what is in the best interest of the city. We believe Team Pain is the best for this job." Team Pain, based in Winter Springs, is owned by Tim Payne. S e c T rain in g , Page 8A Authorities suspect professional thieves targeting Seminole County By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Audris Billberry- Sanford Homing Authority director Index C lo lu lle d .............. ..............4 S -6 S C r o n w o rd ............ P ear A bb / ............ Food • l l f d l ................... Life S ty le ................. O b .lu Q .ie i............ 3A O pinion .......... 4A 7A Police L o g ............ . R e lig io n ................. S p o ilt ................... t The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office is investigating two sepa­ rate reports of large thefts that indicate professional thieves arc in the area. A report from March 22 indi­ cates one suspected location is the Interstate 4 business corridor. The sheriff's office and the Lake Mary Police Department are investigating the theft of numer­ ous Liptop computers from busi­ nesses located in Heathrow and the Primera office parks. Suspects are two black males, early 20s, medium build and Wearing baseball caps. The sus­ pects also may have operated a blue SUV as a get-a-way car. In one particular case at Mitsubishi Power Systems at 100 Colonial Center Parkway, approximately 18 laptop computers were stolen. "It seems as if in these cases what we have is professional thieves with shopping lists," said sheriff's office spokesman Steve CXson. What investigators found Wednesday is lending them to believe the stolen merchandise eventually makes it way to Miami and possibly a cargo ship. S e e T h iev es, Page 10A S e e S u n ro o m s, Page 10A Team Pain receives O K to build city’s skate park F Seminole Smile O n M a r c h 2 2 , Doane filed a su it for $20,000. His anger, however, doesn't stop with Perrotta. He bought a Four Seasons product while living in Utah and said the V A r e a fir e fig h t e r s a t t e n d su rv iv a l^ rescu e cou rse By C h ristop h er Patton Staff Writer When some people And rocks on the banks of a creek or in their backyards, they may see a good skip­ ping stone or landscape fix­ ture Not Faye Siler. P ago 1C LAKE MARY — A group of home owners who have spent thousands of dollars for construc­ tion work that has yet to be com­ pleted job are beginning to see a shimmer of hope. At least a dozen complaints have been filed with Four Seasons Sunrooms Inc. of New York about nonperformance of a local fran­ chise owner. Customers say the owner. Josh Perrotta, and his company Sunrwms of Florida have been paid an estimated S500.1XX1 in deposits to build sunrooms. Some nf the deposits were paid almost two years ago, yet little work lias beyrmynplctixf. David Ewing, C E O o f Four Seasons Sunrooms, was in Central Florida Thursday to dis­ cuss the situation with unhappy customers. For about three hours, four homeowners - one from Longwood, Lake Mary, Apopka and Orlando - explained their troubles with Perrotta and dis­ cussed a palatable resolution. As many as four dozen cus­ tomers could be effected, and a statewide investigation is under way into Perrotta's business prac­ tices. In addition, four dvil suits in four separate counties have been filed against Perrotta. Todd Doane of Pinellas County is one of those who has filed suiL Doane agreed to have build a sunroom in August 2001/ He paid $17,000 as a deposi roughly half of the contract's ‘ ancc. Perrotta had a number, delays, Doane said, and fi agreed to start in January. Thai tire last lie's heard from Perroli "That's a lot o fjp w « x lia » W out of a long time," Doane said. Other employees at the compa­ ny include skaters with exten­ sive design and building experi­ ence in skate structures. Previous design and construc­ tion projects include public skate parks in North Point, Fla., Ripon, Calif., Laramie, Wyo., Ashville, N.C. and most recently, Deltona. Team Pain is the only concrete skate park designer on the East Coast recognized by the Skate Park Association of the United States, and Payne serves on the group's design and safety board. "Mr. Payne was chosen as a sole source based on his exten­ sive experience and interviews with municipal directors," Litton said. "We have found no other experienced builders in the area. According to Litton, the city will piggyback on the city of Deltona’ contract with Team Pain, which will establish the Se e P ark , P a g * 10A A g e n c y m o v es forw ard w ith 1 st S tr e e t lig h ts B y D a n P in g Editor SANFORD — A decision by the Downtown Community Redevelopment Agency appears to have flipped the switch for improved lighting on 1st Street. Board members agreed to enter contract negotiations with the Downtown Business Association to conduct events beneficial to downtown. The contract would fund the DBA up to $25,000, and negotiations would begin once DBA obtains and submits to the city building easements for an electrical system the organization helped improve along 1st Street. the DBA's president, Tom Winterheimer, and founder, Sara Jacobson, approached City Commission in January for fund­ ing and offered to give the city die electrical system in exchange for $25,nx)o. 3 3 lied 3 “ It's a winwinsi.uation, but it needs to be a clear winwin. after dis­ putes arose over who owned the electrical improve­ ments. Local Tom Ball businesses CRA Boa/U Memfcet who donat­ ed thou­ sands of dollars in parts and labor for the — 55— I improvements claimed they made the donations to the city, not DBA. In their proposal to the CRA, Winterheimer and Jacobson said they weren't asking for payment for the electrical system. “Call the $25,000 whatever you want, we're seeking money to put in our treasury to produce activi­ ties that benefit downtown," Jacobson said. Board members agreed the electrical system would provide an infrastructure to improve lightto fog dmvntown, but - wanted ------avoid possible legal pitfalls. "It's a win-win situation, but it m ills to be a clear win-win," said CRA board member Tom Ball See Lighting, Page 10A f �515 I 5 B 3 * 8umhK Anrti 7. anno T H I S tM M O tX H n u L D S em inole Summary A f IT i i i 1 i } i‘ ' a ( !t _ Ponpet the problems in the Middle few , Sanford has nad i f * own divisive difficulties, •dmgate, petty politics, call it what you will, the debate over lights an 1st Sheet has had its share of explosive moment*. Leave it to the phone guy to cut through tiw Larry Strlcklar, whoae day-time Job is with BallSooth, proposed a plan that can make all •••••••••a* .* .• • ......... sides satisfied: the city Around ttw C lo ck gets an electrical system to pow er new lights and the Downtown Business Association gets money to fund activities. Maybe it was all those years working in the deregulated telecommu­ nications m arket Could be (he experience he gained through four years on the county school board, always a beehive for touchy polit­ ical issues. Wherever he by D a n P in g picked up his diplomatic touch, Strickler should be commended for not losing focus o f the main issue; how to light up 1st Street without extending a civil war; A N P .F A P O U N D H TTP rO T T N T Y Out & A bout P icn ic in the P ark T h eC F A cati______ _ „ J sored by th e C ity Beautiful C at Club, is scheduled for Saturday, A pril 6 , and Sunday, A pril 7 , from 10 a an. to 4 p zn . in th * Sanford Civic C enter. More than 200 purebred cats are expected to compete In this y e a r's show. The CFA cat show will be open to the public and will pro­ vide an entertaining day for spectators. In addition to the judging activities, which will take p lace throughout the show, spectators w ill have the opportunity to see the cats up d ose while they're w aiting to compete. Tickets are available at the gate. The cost of admis­ sion is $6 fo r adult*, $4 for senior* and children and $15 for fam ilies. For inform ation, call Emily T tim er at 407-8806684 o r Coleena Hanson at \[ h A J i >1 Ir i ififl Hf If? Light years; A final note, hopefully, on the light­ ing issue. Nobody asked me, but where were all sitting on (youcheck closely, the very boards they claim were negligent in ignoring the problem. Either the lights were brighter back then, or some people have selective memories. * t ii ' MON Big slid e The composition of the Sanford Airport Authority will change in the coming months. Jeff THplett resigned last week because he's moving to Volusia County. As for other board members, none are expected to move out of the county, but do count on several of them being moved off the board when their terms are up. While business is booming at Orlando Sanford International and progress b double-timing it to the marching orders of CEO Larry D ale, board members have made some questionable decisions that have raised the ire of key City Commissioners. Mayor Brady Leasard cautioned the Authority last cummer about refinancing a $1 million loan the airport had with the city. The refinancing made sense for some of the airport's higher in ter­ sest loans from outside lenders. Not so for the H m M photo by Tammy VWeer* Student* from Mldwiy Elementary School retax under the shade of an oak tree In Fort Mellon Park during e recent field trip to 8anlortf» downtown arsa.The shady oak was th* perfect place for their picnic lunch. Le**«*d'sargument vjm the airport authority ■ had a&vcireble loan agreementMdth the d ty which owns the airport, and refinancing would jack the interest rate up by 2 or 3 percent. That doesn't sound like much, but on a 10-year note, that's several hundred thousand dollars. The board ignored Lessard'a advice and voted to repay the city's 4.7 percent loan by using $1 million at 7 2 percent as part of the refinancing package. That unanimous decision included yea votes from two members who earn their living as bankers, Triplett and Jeff Longstaff. style cooled rus jets after the vote, but word Around The Clock b the major-league bat b coming out of the bag. Chairman Bill M iller's term b up in September. Expect Lessard to swing for the fences. Continuing with the baseball theme, Commissioner Whitey Eckstein (dad to Major Leaguer David Eckstein whose own bat b red hot with the Anaheim Angles) has been waiting in the on-deck drcle since last spring. Eckstein was furi­ ous over the airport authority's dedsion to move forward with a major top management reorgani­ zation without first advbing the rity. In fact, when the vote was taken, the issue wasn't even on the authority's agenda. "They are not an autonomous board. They have to answer to us, and unless I get a commitment from them, every single one of them will be removed from that board," Eckstein said at the time. Throw into the mix the debacle the authority let Dale get into by kicking the Sanford Police Department off airport property (Chief Brian Tooley and Dale have since kissed and made up), and you have a recipe for some serious shake-andbake. So who's coming out of the bullpen in replace­ ment? No lineups have been finalized, but l would say it's a safe bet that some of the county's savviest business leaders like Wayne Densch'a John Williams will at least get a call. Who knows, Sanford's own billionaire Jeno Paulucd may be part of the new rotation. Attempted Burglary Sentinel Deputy Chad Weippert arrested Anthony Ferguson, 36, of Sanford Tuesday for attempted burglary and loitering. Ferguson allegedly tied to bryak into a Cypnbs Springs apprtmerfc in Fern Park. i <l , i'i . . . . . . . t. i Disorderly Intoxication • Sanford Officer Tony Raimondo arrested Thomas Capps, 47, of Sanford Thursday for disorderly intoxication. • Sanford Officer Daniel Barbara arrested Mark Day, 37, of Sanford Wrinesday for disorderly intoxication. He was arrested in a Central Florida Regional Hospital waiting room. Retail Theft Longwood Wednesday for having an Sonfonl Officer Chris Woehr arrested altered tag and driving with a suspendMary Williams, 29, of Sanford ;c d license . Wednesday for retail theft..Williams • Sanford Officer Thomas Fransen reportedly tried to steal about $30 worth of merchandise from the O rla n d o arrested Shea Brock, 37, o f San/bni Wednesday for hit and run, driving Drive Wal-Mart with a suspended license and improper lane changes. Brock apparently tried to DU1 cut-off a driver at the intersection of Longwood Officer Donald Lajic arrested Jim Stolzenburg, 47, of Lake Lake Mary Boulevard and US. Mary Monday for possession of mari­ Highway 17-91 Instead of cutting the juana, drug paraphernalia and driving driver off. Brock sideswiped the vehicle under the influence. Police stopped causing $800 in damage. A police officer Stolzenburg for failure to maintain a witnessed the offense and chased Brock single lane and an improper U-tum. He down as she made no reported attempt to stop. refused a breath test at the jail. Vehicle Theft • Seminole Lfcputy Christopher Ortiz Sanford Investigator Paul Herx arrest­ arrested William Roberts, 30, of Geneva Possession of Cocaine ed Terry Gibson, 36, of Sanford Ibcsday Thursday for driving with a suspended Seminole Deputy Steven Sosa arrest­ for vehicle theft. Gibson allegedly stole a license. Police stopped Roberts for an ed Tionie Brewster, 21, of Sanford 193 Chevrolet Blazer on Jan. 25,2002. Monday for possession of crack cocaine. inoperable tag light. Police originally arrested her for a • Seminole Deputy David Kohn Battery Seminole County warrant of grand arrested Arbenda Smith, 46, of Sanford • Sanford Officer Thomas Bemosky theft When she was handcuffed, she Monday for driving with a suspended arrested Ulysses Brown, 66, of Sanford dropped a piece of crack cocaine to the license and the attaching license plate Tuesday for battery. Brown, a 10th Street not assigned to vehicle. ground. landlord, allegedly struck one of his • Sanford Officer Sherry Webster renters in the face several times and arrested James Joseph Jr., 60, of Sanford Prostitution Sting ordered him off the property by the end Monday for larceny and driving with­ The Sanford Police Department of the day. Brown reportedly wanted the out an issued license. Tactical Unit conducted Tuesday and renter's monthly payment although rent Wednesday an operation in the down­ b normally collected on the tenth of the Restating an Officer town area in regards to complaints of month. • Longwood Officer Timothy Cooper prostitution. An undercover agent made • Casselberry Officer M. Johnson arrested Johnnie Danieb, 4 1 of Sanford contact with an alleged prostitute. arrested Charles Springer, 19, of Wednesday for trying to pass counterPolice arrested Stacy Miller, 27, of Longwood Monday for aggravated bat­ fist bilb and restating an officer. Danieb Sanford Wednesday after she offered to tery. Springer admitted to police to reportedly gave a Sanford Orlando perform a sexual act in exchange for attacking a man on two different occa­ Kennel Club teller three fake $20 bilb sions at a State Road 436 business. On Police arrested Claudia Darden, 40, of for a $52 b et Police caught up with the first incident, the man was hit with a Danieb in the parking lot where they Sanford and Charlene Clinton, 29, of table or chair leg three times. The victim had to physically wrestle him to the Sanford Tuesday for prostitution. needed eight or nine stitches. On the ground. Clinton stated to police she would per­ second incident, the victim was hit sev­ form a sexual act in exchange she • Seminole Deputy Jimmy Jusino eral times with a water meter cover would "take what ever you have," arrested Christopher Mirante, 28, of causing injuries requiring staples and according to the police report Darden Sanford Tuesday for restating an officer stitches. offered an undercover agent a $10 sexu­ and property damage. Mirante tried to • Longwood Officer Trafton Patrick al act. outrun police by traveling approximate­ arrested Francisco Figueroa, 20, of ly 70 to 80 mph in the area of US. Winter Springs Tuesday for burglary Suspended License Highway 17-92 and Genera) and battery. Figueroa allegedly reached Hutchinson Parkway. When police • Altamonte Springs Officer C. info the victim’s vehicle to strike a man's Adams arrested Greg Bare, 24, of finally corralled the reckless driver, face. D oug F e tz e r o nMuhrr T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d Datt Ping EJuur Editorial UdWto Jwte Dteptey *d v«t!»lng John Coffman Route t e M t e Don* Ootncn Chrt* Paiton Marva Hawlun* CteMNted Advwtteing Tommy Vncanl Dun Smith . Sunday. April 7, 2 0 0 2 • Vol. 9 4 , No. 6 6 Pnw A Cmamr* IMppmf Brun Kramuak Chary! Smith Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave Sanford, FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 * f ax (407) 32 3 ^ 4 0 8 BacfcyTittM lM R o v a n a D a v<* Panodcal Poataga Paid si Switord. Rente and wfcMnnal rneJmg offices. U S P S *8 1 2 8 0 W ind* Kourjte"*** Republic N ew spapers, Inc. re Sem inole Spokas of n«rai i i j u ■Jiki<pjia>u<)r, April 10, in Maison & Jardin Restaurant in Altamonte Spring*. Cost of the luncheon b $16.50. The program, Grandma Admas, "WUl You Teach Me To Read?" wlUbe lven by Jacqueline EgU, irector o f PACE Brantley School. Also, teas, brunches, and dinners in private homes wlU be auctioned for charity. Spokes is a social club dedicate to helping new­ comers becom e familiar with the Orlando area. For reservations or infor­ mation, call Betsy at 407277-9033 o r Carrie at 407323-2297. S An inform al meeting for Sem in ole H igh School's C lass o f 1972 30-year reunion w ill be held 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, at 107 Skogen C ourt in Sanford. For m ore Information, call 407-323-0806. SAT M idw ay Elementary School o f the Performing Arts b sponsoring its Spring C arnival 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 13. The ev en t wlU include train rides, a moon walk, a dunking booth, games, prizes, food and much more. The school b located at 2251 Jitw ay Drive in Sanford. We w elcom e and encourage y ou r letters and com m ents. A ll letters m ust include you r nam e, address and phone number to be published. W rite to u t: 300 N. French Avmae Sanford. FL 32771 C a llu s: (487) 322-2811 E-M ail us: TMWtekw L ee* AdvartUIng PUS S m * W ED “Serving Seminole County Since I90H“ Production D w n Tyrra*. JR DJI Egan The group will meet at the Community Center, located on Pox Valley Drive in Longwood, 8 3 0 azn. Monday, April 8, for a twohour bus ride to the oriental garden and nursery. Lunch w ill be served at the garden. The return time to the Community Center b 3 p.m. Coet b $15. Mirante tried to convince police he was an undercover DEA agent Police found two opened cans of beer in the vehicle and a cold 12-pack in the back seat with three cans misting. He abo ripped up the tickets and threw them on the ground. Homdesa Arrested Sanford Officer Terry MulUns arrest­ ed James GrbaJes, 42, and Robert Dejesus, 57, Wednesday for trespassing. The two homeless men were found sleeping as Sanford Motor Car at 3416 Orlando Dr. The suspects were warned Saturday and several times before not to trespass the property. 1 C o l an Item for Th* Clock? Send an e-m ail to ThcCloc k ttx m in o lc h r rald.com . The A pril meeting of the Sw eetw ater O aks* Garden Club wUl be ai bus trip to Eve's G arden inLand-O- Postmaster S*nJ *ddres* chenpM to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Bo* 1667 Sanford. FL 32772 1667 S u b s c rip tio n R ates 3 Months in Semnote County SI1 00 6 Month* n Samnote County S20 00 1 Yaar in Sammote Comfy S36 00 I Year Other Flonda County $42 00 t Yaar Out 01 State SS2 00 Editorial: Fax us: (407)323-9408 �T h i Seminole H erald if ■ Sunday, April 7. 3A Obituaries W ILLIAM EDWARD BAKER William Edward Baker, 59, o f Sanford, died Monday, April 1,2002. Bom Aug. 27,1942, in Sanford, he was a lifelong resi­ dent. He was a welder in the construction industry. Survivors include his broth­ er, Lyman Baker of Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. JOHN JOSEPH BOOTH John Joseph Booth, 90, of Grand Plaza D rive, Orange City, died Wednesday, April 3, 2002, in DeBary Manor. Bom In Lilian, Va., he moved to Central Florida from Baltimore, Md., in 1957. He served in the U.S. Navy. He was a retired engineer with Lockheed M artin in Baltimore, Md., and Orlando. He was a M ason, a Shriner and a supporting; member i of the Initemational tenia ti Teddy Bear Association for Police. He was o f the Southern Baptist faith. Survivors include two sons, Ronald Booth o f Apopka and Richard Thomas Booth of Madison, Ala.; nine grandchil­ dren; and six great grandchil­ dren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. EILEEN T. DONALDSON Eileen T. Donaldson, 70, of Tbllp Street, Deltona, died Tuesday, April 2,2002, in Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida from Fairfield, Conn., in 1978. She was a member o f St. Ann's Catholic Church of DeBary, Deltona Elks Ladles Auxiliary and American Legion Women's Auxiliary Post No. 159 of Deltona. She enjoyed bowling. Survivors include her hus­ band of 30 years, Richard W. Donaldson of Deltona; one stepson, Glenn Donaldson of D allas,'T exas; and two sisters, .Joan, Cole of Palm Coast, and ncty'PlpltHhe o f JSrooiriyn, ' Balda'uJf Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. RALPH GARCIA Ralph Garda, 73, of Sanford, died Thursday, April 4,2002. Bom in Omaha, N eb , he moved to Central Florida In 1975. He was retired from the U.S. Air Force. He was of the Methodist faith. Survivors include his moth­ er, Okal Garcia; one daughter, Marcy Jones of Sanford; one brother, Larry Garcia of Enterprise, Ala.; one sister, Mary White of Augusta, Ga.; and three grandchildren. Funeral services are 3 p.m. Sunday, April 7, In Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel, with Brian DeCosmo officiating. Visitation is 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday before the service. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. LOUISE R. HACKETT Louise R. Hacked, 86, of Findlay Street Deltona, died Monday, April 1,2002, in her residence. Bom in New Chicago, Ind., she moved to Central Florida from Milwaukee, W&, in 1973. She was a homemaker She was a member of O tr Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church of Dritana. She enjoyed pitwing bridge. Survivore indude one son, Eugene P. Hacked Jr, of Perry; one daughter; Kathleen O. Hacked of Austin, Texas; and three grandchil­ dren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange G ty is in charge of arrangements. RICHARD ANDREW JACKSON Richard Andrew Jackson, 80, of Lake Breeze Circle, Lake Mary, died Friday, Manh 29,2002, in his residence. Bom Nov. 25,1921, in Hartford, ALl, he moved to Lake Mary in 1990. He was a crane operator fur the railroads. He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford and a veteran of the US. Army. Survivors indude his wife, Emma Jackson of Lake Mary; two sons, William Jackson of Linden, N.J, and Richard Jackson Jr, of Jersey City, N .Jj two daughters, Gwendolyn Jackson of Jersey City, N.J, and Cheryl E Martin or Lake 1 Mary; one brother, Clew Jackson | of Los Angeles, Calif.; nine grand­ children; and three great grand- . children. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. MARION C JORDAN Marion C. Jordan, 83, of Lake Drive, DeBary, died Tuesday, April 2,2002, in Florida Hcspital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Whitestone, N.Y, she moved to Central Florida in 1958. She was a legal secretary for Allan Witt Law Finn in DeLand. She was a member of S t Ann's Catholic Community Church of DeBary, Sons of Italy of Deltona and VFW Auxiliary of DeBary. Survivors indude one son, Charles E Jordan 01 of Ormond Beach; two grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange G ty is in charge of arrangements. ROBERT LOUGHRAN JR. Robert "Bobby” Loughran Jr, 26, of Royal Terrace, Deltona died Monday, April 1,2002, in his resi­ dence. Bom far Somers Point N .J, he moved to Central Florida In 1988. He was a brick mason. He was a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church in DeBary. He was an avid sports fan and a Penn State booster — Survivors indude his parents, Paula and Robert Loughran of Deltona; two brothers, Derek Sean and Patrick Norman Loughran, both of Deltona; one sister, Meredith Ann Loughran of Deltona; and one grandmother, Helen Beck of Deltona. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is In charge of arrangements. SARAH MARTEN Sarah Marten, 76, of Randolph Street Deltona, died Tuesday, April 2 2002, in Mariner Healthcare, DeLand. Bom in IvyLind, Pa, she moved to Central Florida in 1960. She was a homemaker. She was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include two sons, Tim Marten of Deltona and Ken Marten of DeLand; two daughters, Melody Herr of Jacksonville and Robin Leidy of Charleston, S.G; and O f ic grandchild. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. Pm*T CHURCH Off m e MAZARINE 2561 SanfordAve . Sanford. FL 407 122 3122 Jon Qarmm Factor Uorrwng WonMp 10 30 am 930 a m Sunday School Sunday Evtnmg 6 00 p m Wad Nt?4 BAMStudy 700 pm. 7 00 p m Wad NtgNKda Ckit Sakjfday Service 6 00pm great grandchildren. Bonfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. WINONA M. NEWMAN Winona M. Newman, 68, of Powdeihom Street, Lake Mary, died Thursday, April 4,2001 Bom Dec. 14,1933, she moved to Central Florida in 1950. She was a member of Holy Cross I Church of Sanford and »attended St. Peters Episcopal Church in Lake Mary She was a guidance counselor for Seminole County Public Schools. Survivors include one son. Bob Newman of Broomfield, Colo.; three daughters, Dianne Wantcnay of Lake Mary, Lynn Epps of New Smyrna Beach and Meg Newman of Lake Mary; two brothers, Hugh Miller of DeLand and Bob Miller of St. Petersburg; eight grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren. In Ucu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Peters Episcopal Church in Lake Mare. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. CHARLES E PIZZANO Charles E Pizzarm, 81, of Winter Springs, died Wednesday, April 3,2002. Bom Aug. 8,1920, in Roslindale, Mass., he was a retired police officer for the Dade County Sheriff's Office. He was a member of the Moose Lodge, Italian American Social Club, Italian American War Vtterans and a 4th degree life member of the Knights of Columbus. He served in the U S Army and Navy during World War II. Survivors include his wife, Mercedes V. Pizzano of Winter Springs; one son, John C Pizzano of Apopka; one daughter, Dmna M. Waiter of Winter Springs; one brother, Arthur Pizzano of Everett Mass.; one sister, Florence Pizzano ERNEST CECIL NIXON Ernest Cedi Nixon, 95, of Altamonte Springs, died Saturday, March 30,2002, in Life Care Center, Altamonte Springs. Bom O ct 20,1906, in Dratsville, Ala., he was owncr/operator of Nick's Barber Shop. Survivors include one son, Ron Sargent of Altamonte Springs; one sister, Mary Jettie Timmerman; three grandchildren; and three ROSALIE L TAYLOR Rosalie L Taylor, 6 2 of Pinetree Drive, DeBary, died Monday, April 1,2002 Bom Sept 3,1939, in Brownsville, Pa., she moved to Central Florida in 1950. , Survivors include her husband, Gil Taylor and one daughter, Lori Fuller of Asbury Park, N.J. Brisscn Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. Anna RandallAlien The Family of January 15,1923Fabruary 14,2002 * - v ,v ii J We express our gratitude to you, our many friends, for the support you gave us throughout a very painful and trying time. 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Hwy 436 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 .ONGWOOD I OVIEDO Hwy 434 & 4 2 6 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 SANFORD SATISFACTION GUARANTEED , M f ,A SSELBERRYJ 1 Winter P ark Dr J * L— 3 3 9 - 4 8 8 3 J 1---------- 3 2 1 - 0 8 8 5 -------- 1333399r-Z7 i3 6 5 ■ a tC E H M D W A REJCe HARDWAREaIC E HARDWARE a1C E HARDWAREaW ■HARDWARE E Hwy 4 3 4 & 4 2 7 |I 2 0 7 E . 2 5 th S t. 1 �_4A Sunday. Aprtl 7 nnm THE SEMINOLE HERALD Opinion Big nations and long little wars Bush was wise and cautious when he began the new w ar on terrorism by saying it would be a long one. But I doubt he ever really believed It would be so complicated and •••entlaHy insane that within a few months he would have to com e before the American people, as he did last Thursday, and alm ost adm it that it w as spinning out of control. He certainly did not realize that he w ould soon be criticizing an ally, Israel, to try to save Yasser A rafat, whom the United States has known w as responsible for the terrorist killings of American officials for almost 30 years now. It is odd to say that w e are In over our heads for the moment because w e are so much taller than everyone else in the dys­ functional regions of the world. "Enough is enough," said the American leader. Yes, for us. But for them, the secret killers In endless wars In far places, It is never enough. The retaliation, the revenge, the killing of children and the turn­ ing of children Into killers goes on for genera­ tion after generation — and we are usually too big to bend down far enough to do anything about i t TWenty years ago, I w as standing just outside the doorw ay of a clinic in a Palestinian refugee • • ^ 0 camp in the occupied West Bank, when a baby was bom . As the doctor, a Palestinian paid by the United Nations, slapped the baby boy on Its little rear, he •aid, looking in my direction, "Another fighter for Arafat!-" The rem ark was not meant for me, though. It was directed at the man next to me, an Israeli army officer. "W hat do you think when you hear that?" I asked the Israeli. He answ ered: 'I wonder if that baby is the one who will kill m e." Perhaps he has. Or perhaps he has killed that officer's child, o r even a grandchild. In the years that followed, I occasionally had great optimism about that part of the world. Israel's economy boomed a couple of tim es, and many Palestinians shared in that. Many Israeli par­ ents began to question the brutalization of their children as they served as an occupying army in hostile regions so close to their own hom es. Enough already. The Israelis also periodically encouraged education in the occupied territories on the theory that educated young men and women would leave the poverty of the cam ps and make new lives in the West or in Arab coun­ tries. M any did, but they sent the money back into the terrorities — and those remittances kept the cause, and terrorism, too, alive over the years. So I was wrong. I was just another overoptimistic American, confused and offended by what seemed to be the senselessness of it. Then, I put some faith in old men, thinking that there would come a time w h e n the g e n e r a tio n that made tenor — on both sides — would close the circles of their own lives by making peace, showing that the struggle was worthwhile and that young and violent death was not in vain. I was wrong again. It came down to Arafat, the terrorist who never changed and was too cowardly to make a half-decent peace with American help, and Ariel Sharon, who never stopped believing in force above all. Sharon, I think, thought what he called "the path to peace" would be made by bulldozers and tanks, reoccupying land that had been turned over to Palestinian authority in the crumbling peace process — and he began that campaign by doing his best to provoke uprisings to be crushed with his bully visit to the Temple Mount in early 2000. And Arafat. Has he changed from the man American radio and telephone intercepts recorded in March 1973 ordering the killing of Cleo Noel, the U S . ambassador to the Sudan, his charge d'affairs and the Belgian ambassador to that country? The actual killers — named in diplomatic files kept secret by the United States to try to mold Arafat into a peacemaker — were Black September terrorists who kidnapped the Western diplo­ mats in a failed plot to free Palestinian terrorists In European jails and Sirhan Sirhan, the killer of Robert F. Kennedy, in jail in California. They are a despicable pair, Arafat and Sharon, useless now but still dominant in pathetic ways. President Bush knows that now, too, I guess, and he must despair that the two old men have hijacked the war on terrorism that seemed difficult but possible only a few weeks ago. f % Your View Reeves 9 mm \ C O n tS IG IfT 2002 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Turner has a few questions regarding plan l b the ed ito r W here's a cop w hen you need one? It sounds like if M ayor Lessen! gets his way, right next door! That's a good thing, isn't it? O r is it? In theory, the m ortgage incentive plan to encourage San/csrd's finest to m ove into the city sounds like a good one. For paying a m ere 20 percent of the officer’s mortgage, w e could have extra police presence, cutting down on crime. I'm definitely for decreasing crime. I live in Sanford's Historic District. I have seen a dramatic decrease in drug deals, loud cars, and crim e In general since Saint C hief Toolcy took charge. However, there is still plenty o f room for improvement. I w ouldn't mind having a police officer living next door, but the city of Sanford is not just m y neighborhood. There are several questions that need to b e answered. Will the officers be compensated for living anywhere in the d ty of Sanford? Is there a cap on the am ount of the mortgage? Will the Incentive plan be revoked if the offi­ cer leaves his/her position? Will this plan be retroactive for officer's cur­ rently living in the dty? Honestly, I can't see paying an offi­ cer 20 percent o f his/her mortgage if they are living in an expensive house in a relatively crime-free area. There is currently a program avail­ able for police officers who wish to buy a H U D hom e in high risk areas. The governm ent will sell them a homo for half the asking price. There was a HUD hom e that sold in the 1 llstoric District o f Sanford last year. The listing price w as in the S70/XXK A police officer could have purchased that hom e for about $35,000. {Yes, the I llstoric District is In a high-risk area.) If police presence is a way to deter crim e, I suggest that police officers rk their cruisers In highly visible rations. For exam ple, in front of m y house. I'd love to have a cruiser pull up in front of my hom e at various times. Just think, it would keep the d n ig dealers from using my street a im e r for crack deals. Cara would not run the stop signs and screech around the a im e r to beat the red tight. I wouldn't have hi put locks on every thing I o w n I can dream, can’t I? By the way. I'd only want just 5 percent of my m ortgage paid for this comm unity service. Heck, for 10 per­ cent I'll put on a police uniform to E walk my dog at n ig h t Den t get m e wrong, 1 admire our police departm ent I even plan on baking a pie or tw o for the upcom ing Police Appreciation Day In May. I just think that the m ortgage compensa­ tion plan proposed by Mayor Lesaard needs to be carefully reviewed before being approved. A m y TUrner Sanford M other shows appreciation for off-diluty fireman To the ed ito r Chief Hickson. I want to m ake you aware of the service that one of ymrr off-duty firemen, Mr. Mike Sa b er; provided to m y daughter and tw o of her friends on Saturday night. M atch 2. M y daughter, a college freshman, and two of her friends sustained a flat tire on the East-West Expressway near the Kirkman Road exit in Orlando. Mr. Salbcr stopped to be sure they were all right and changed the tire for them, allowing them to proceed safe­ ly I recognize that nothing in Mr. S a b e r's jo b description requires him to stop and assist stranded motorists like m y daughter, but I am grateful that he did so. 1 wanted to make you aware o f this m an's commitment to public service, w hich extends beyond the tim e h e 's o n the d ty of Sanford's p ay roll and ask you to recognize him for that exem plary commitment. The d ty o f Sanford can take great pride in having firefighters like Mike S a b e t and w e are grateful for his dedication to public service. Sincerely, Bcvcriy K Jtaoia Orlando Heart goes out . to mother who , abandoned baby l b the editor. Regarding the 17-yeanold w ho gave birth to her baby and left it at j the doorstep of a nearby nestAuraqfcd hope I am only one of many whose \ heart goes out to her. She sure could have handled this much worse! But where is the father? V rilie E Co i Israel is fast becoming what it professes to despise "Never let any m an drag you so show, Adam said he helped to per­ low as to m ake you hate him." suade Israeli military authorities to From time to time, that Imperative allow am bulances into Arafat's com ­ was pulled from the cup­ pound to tend the wounded board o f cliches m y m other .............. after the Israeli siege began. kept handy for rearing four Later, Adam found himself children. I think of it now trapped inside the com ­ because of the venom — pound. Last Saturday morn­ name-calling, denunciations ing, according to news and death threats — heaped accounts, Arafat offered upon a Jewish family in Adam breakfast as a gesture Brooklyn, N.Y., after their o f gratitude for his interven­ son's impromptu breakfast tion. last weekend with Yasser Sim ple enough, you'd Arafat. The spate of hatethink W hile many might Cynthia filled messages grew so disagree with Adam’s deci­ threatening that Doreen and sion to live am ong Stuart Shapiro have been Palestinians and advocate forced to flee their hom e and " w " their lutUxulLst aspirations, go into hiding. any people w ho believe in democratic T he campaign o f terror against the values would support his right to hold those views, right? Shapiros started after news reports about their son Adam , 30, a Middle Apparently not. Noah Shapiro, Adam's brother, told reporters that eEast humanitarian worker. A resident of RamalUh for three years, Adam mai! m essages wished a "fiery death* has worked for "Seeds of Peace," a to his family; a Web site, he said, list­ ed personal information about his program for Arab and Jewish youth that teaches tolerance. family am i urged action against them. Undoubtedly, those threats cam e In an interview on N B C s "Today" Tucker from supporters o f Israel many o f them Jewish, w ho have long denounced Arafat and the terrorism that he has, at the very least, tolerat­ ed. They probably consider them­ selves law-abiding and upright folk who would never sink to the tactics of bloodthirsty savagery and wanton destruction displayed by Palestinian suicide bombers w ho blow up shop­ keepers, schoolchildren and families at Seder. Perhaps Shapiro's critics should take a good look In the mirror. Their hatred of Palestinian extremism has consumed them, eating away at their own sense of decency and justice. Palestinian extremists, after alt, are well known for their intolerance of anyone labeled a "collaborator." Palestinians believed to be cooperat­ ing with Israeli authorities are often treated to mob justice — brutal beat­ ings, summary executions, anony­ mous graves. Ls that not what the Shapiros' critics are also threatening? The tragedy of this otherwise small tale lies in its profound implications for the state of Israel: Even before the latest m ilitary Incursion, some Israeli army reservists had begun to ques­ tion the relentfcssnesa of their miiitar tactics against a largely impovetishci civilian population. While the targets! of Israeli tanks and commandos are J often w ell-arm ed extremists of i Hamas or Hezbollah, the targets are { also, too often, young boys armed j only w ith rocks and bottles. How canJ any soldier sent out to kill young ! boys m aintain his humanity? Israel gam bled o n Ariel Sharon — [ a notorious hard-liner whose m ilit strategy in Lebanon in the 1900s I left Israel's reputation sullied — because he promised to deliver peace; and security. He has failed spectacu- ' lariy. * Worse, his heavy-handed tactics I have started to corrode the decency, ! humanity and moral authority of th e ; nation he seeks to defend. This is what m y m other was trying to help me understand: sinking to hatred only leads you to become that which you most despise. C 2002 ATLANTA CONSTITUTION On the Street The Herald asks people what they think... On Sunday, daylight-saving time begins at 2 a.m. It’s time again to move the clocks fo r ­ ward by one hour. We asked people i f they like changing time, or if they would rather stick to good old Eastern Standard Time. * k 4 f 4 ' SAW k i Td rather il stay the sam e. I am not fond to all the adjustments afterward. It just d o es­ n't feel right. R obin Ventura I like changing to what w e’re fixing to ch ang e to. There is m ore time for cookouts and stuff. P egg y C arter Orlando Sorrento I love It In the fall, but in the spring, I don l like to lose that hour. Linda Umland Sanford I hate changing the d ock s. I like it dark when I get hom e from work. I wish they would just stay with Eastern Sandard Time B e c k y T lbbeta I do like the ch ange forward. I like it being light at B o'clock. Patricia Lay Sanford Sanford \ I �i T he S eminole H erald i ^ 0 8 A n g e le s T im e s S u n d a y C ro s sw o rd P u zzle Edi,ed ^ Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis T J S ? * * * * ! * * » Shipping routw M W iLRANN 101 Mott raearaad 104 Writ'Jumping jV A p rtL w * * I; *** 107 AdrmQarr ;« Q * I M h u io R 106 Flm about •UOulolWMr removing 135 Fim material* 18 100-member group 20 Pricey 24 How tome issues DOWN 1 With 110 Down, tteeeert enter 2 Smtht Iron 3 F i n about* epead skater? spray? 4 Fancy wrap Chajw M y* I l l P a n o f pads 5 Bobby ol hockey 114 Employee* 0 Vendor's padtul: >1 *_Schoerf m O kecflonai Abbf. auflts 7 Feature ot Wte* I Flm about 110 Pound sound* paraded m this C ert*. 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Hollywood eg. axec? 87 Milton pearl? 89 Mountain curve 93 Feed bag bit 96 Not just a good deal 96 Petroleum gases 100 Expertise 101 Workout wear 102 Stress persistently 103 Freeze out 105 Man ot La Mancha 106 Itch 109 In a matter-of1act way 110 See 1 Down 112 Inventor Nikola M3 Kind ot add 115 Arm-twisting 116 Depressions 119 Payton IDs 121 Head, slangily 124 Gen. Lee's gp. 125 Fine and dandy 126 _ out a living 128 Drizzly 129 Bikini pari Stumped? Call 1 -9 0 0 -9 3 3 -5 1 5 5 . 99 cents a minute 3 Even Dough 7 Impls—s Sunday, April 7, 2002 P a g e 5 \ The Way We Were: The Gate City Chronicle was forerunner to the Herald owslng In Museum, I found a copy of the Gate City Chronicle dated Friday, May 12.1899. It had been photocopied and preserved in a notebook. T.J. Appleyard was the editor/publisher o f this weekly ................................... S a n f o r d n ew sp ap er and a subs c r ip tio n was $1 per year, paid in advance. T h i s n ew sp ap er was the fo reru n n er of the G race Marie Stlneclpher S a n f o r d Herald as Mr. R J. H o l l y • • • • • • • bought its equipment and moved the paper to a new building on Magnolia Avenue, renaming it the Sanford Herald in 1908. The Gate City Chronicle con­ tains all sorts of items including news from around the country, historical and other essays, jokes, advertisements, etc. Interspersed among all these are items about Sanford. I’ll give you some of the latter, plus a few advertisements you might enjoy. I Dark prlndpte 1 Agora garment* 4 Chanel No. 1? 6 PoaMon ; 0 Prenaiai teat, lor 2 F lm about predetabtey? 6 Not__In the 7 Musical latent • LaacMoua look OCarton compound 1 Flm about a ead- SPhotae 7 Green suppler? ’e place 9 Pay beck? 2 Flm about Edtea couein? 6 He tang about Leroy Brawn K H M M ck Natal native Cue using I Led start? f Trim 04/OTAQ iwordedttorO aol. com 1)2002 Trlhuiif Mdiu Service*. Inc. See Solution on Page 7A flltll* ' ’KUHt Wednesday Club Meeting This was the forerunner to the Sanford Woman's Club. Of inter­ est is "A Tale of a Mosquito' written by Mrs. J.N. Whitner for a presentation at the club. Whitner's work has been pub­ lished several times, most recent­ ly by the Sanford Historical Society. "A Tale of a M osquito' is a his­ tory of the early beginnings of this area, when most of Central Florida was known as Mosquito County. From the program listed here. It's a shame we don't have copies of more of the presenta­ tions of this club. These ladies put in a lot of effort. The following was the pro­ gram of presentations for the Wednesday Club meeting on May 17, 1899 at 3:30 p.m.: Louis Napoleon and the Second Empire — Mrs. Chase; Victor Hugo — Mrs. Manley; Princess Mathilda — Mrs. Morey; Empress Eugenie and the Prince Imperial — Miss Dunn; Alfred de Musset — Mrs. Beardall; Thcophile Gautier — Mrs. Doudney; and Ary Scheffer — Mrs. Femald. Robinson Papworth "Cards were out announcing the coming marriage of Miss Juna Lowry Robinson, the accomplished and only daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Merritt F. Robinson, to Harry Milton Papworth, now of New York, but formerly a well-known and prominent resident of Sanford." The ceremony took place at the Church of Holy Cross at noon Wednesday, May 24, 1899. Bishop Gray officiated. In and Around Sanford EH . Herndon had,the contract for towing lighters up the river and bringing palmetto buds from there for the fibre Factory. Rev. B.Y. Wilkie of Longwood preached at the Presbyterian Church at the usual hour. The Sanford Athletic Association secured the firstfloor room in the Welbome Block for ciub rooms and "were fitting up their quarters." A social evening was held at the residence of Mrs. A.E. Phillips for the members of the Epworth League. A sociable was scheduled by the Daughters of the Confederacy. It was to be held in one of the rooms in the Pico Block. Miss Etta Singletary had the misfortune to stick a nail in her foot. Dr. Bishop was called at once and necessary precautions were taken to prevent tetanus. A baby girl was announced as an addition to the household of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Beatty. Mrs. Laughton of Boston returned home after visiting her daughter, Mrs. George H. Femald. City Clerk D.B. Manly and Col. 0 5 . Taryer spent the week in Charleston, S.C. attending the Confederate reunion. Mrs. W.H. Browning and Misses Auranka and Edith Takach also attended the reunion in Charleston. Advertisement for Medicine According to Sanford druggist W.G. Aldridge, that throbbing headache would quickly leave you if you used Dr. jing's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. Dr. Jing claimed the pills would make blood pure, strengthen nerves and build up your health. The cost was 25 cents, money back if you were not cured. Other Advertisements Dr. G.W. Bishop, a physician and surgeon, had moved into the offices formerly occupied by Dr. Ralph E. Smith in the new Hotchkiss Block. Dr. R.M. Mason, the local den­ tist, advertised painless extrac­ tion of teeth, gold crowns and bridgework. His offices were also in the Hotchkiss Block, directly above the Post Office. The First National Bank of Sanford promoted its strong financial position in the commu­ nity by announcing it had $50,000 in capital. The bank con­ ducted general banking business. The president was Frederic H. Rand, and the cashier was F.P. Forster Long before Sam Walton and Wal-Mart, M ellengcr's was the place to shop. Located next to the Poet Office, the store advertised "the latest thing at the lowest Personals Seth Woodruff visited his prices," including dry goods, millinery, notions, novelties, mother for a few d a p . Mr. And Mrs. F.W. Mahoney men's goods, boys' clothing, were the happy parents of a straw hats, bed spreads, linens, etC# ** '** t ' t**r* young daughter. #III f The ables f a t L u g M ary Exceptional Senior Living (formerly Summerville) Assisted Living fo r your Lifestyle With the sounds of COOL 100.3 FM • ___1 Broadcast front cool's O n -S ftc v a n roocf Times Great Oldies I Saturday, April 2 0,2 0 0 2 Downtown Sanford 6:00 to 9:00 PM The Lifestyle you want...The address you Deserve... Unparalleled Services and Care...Exceptional Personalized Care At the Gables, we believe that assisted living is not just about assist­ ing individuals with physical needs. It is about supporting and respecting every aspect of a person’s life - physical, emotional, social, and intellectual. At The Gables, your needs, wants and desires are our priority. We make every attempt to make everyday meaning­ ful and enjoyable. Situated in the prestigious Lake Mary and Heathrow community, The Gables is ideally located. We offer a variety of suite styles and sizes to suit every lifestyle. Memory Care Program also available for dementia and Alzheimer's care. Callfo r a free tour and gourmet Dining Experience! 407-688-1660 1 0 0 .3 FM Presented by Sanford Main Street, Inc. Info: (407) 322-5600 3655 West Lake Mary Boulevard Lake Mary, Florida t I b I License * 10007 ill �Sunday April 7.2008 T he S eminole H er ald Red Cross hosts youth sports safety training The American Red Cross of Central Florida encourages , , coaches and Instructors to “Youth Sports Safety Month this April by register­ ing for the Sports Safety nam ing course. The course will be held Sunday, April 14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Seminole County Sw vice Center located at 705-C West SR 434 in Longwood. The American Red Cross and Ihe United States Olympic Committee have joined forces to develop an exciting course specifically for coaches who want to keep their athletes safe. Sports Safety Training provides coaches with the basic first aid skills and knowledge needed to care for athletic injuries. The 7-hour course will feature video and classroom instruction, plus a handy refer­ ence book to use and keep for future use during competitions and practices. Course content will Include sports-related injury preven­ tion, first aid, and CPR. This comprehensive course is based on the Emergency Cardiac Care (ECC) 2000 guidelines for CPR. Upon successful completion, students will receive a Sports Safety Training certificate valid for three years. They will also receive an Adult and Child CPR certificate valid for one year. Future dates include May 6 and June 8. Space is limited. Those interested must register prior to the class and can do so online at http://cflredcross.safeshopper.com/10/c atl0.htm?218 or by calling the Red Cross at (407) 332-8200. Families receive free automobile booster seats Heart of Florida United Way (HFUW) distributed more than 80 free car booster seats to eligi­ ble Central Florida families Monday at a second Boost! America event held in Seminole County at the Lake Mary PetSmart. The event was in partnership with the Ford Motor Company, the Child Passenger Safety Program, the Florida Highway Patrol, Seminole County Public Safety, Seminole County Volunteer Program and other jrcement/safety local law enforci agencies. "O ur Boost! America Kickoff event In January was one of the m ost successful Boost! efforts nationally to date," said HFUW President/CEO Brian Quail. "H eart of Florida United Way is proud to be heading up this effort at the local level m partner­ ship with the Ford Motor C o." To qualify, families had to To meet income guidelines and Boys & Girls Clubs see big growth C am p C hallenge plans H og R oast, m o to rcy cle run Camp Challenge, the Easter Seals summer camp located on S.R. 46 between Mount Dora and Sanford, will host its 22nd Annual Hog Roast and its first annual Motorcycle Poker Run on Saturday, May 4, starting at 7 a.m. at the facility. Director Mike Currence at Camp Challenge hopes to attract more than 1,000 area motorcycling enthusiasts to attend the event, which starts with a pancake breakfast and includes a live auction of more than $10,000 worth of items donated for the event at 1 p.m. T h e Hog Roast is a big tra­ dition for us," said Currence. "Many who will be here on May 4 have attended every Hog Roast since 1980," he added. There will be a $7 charge for barbecue and all proceeds will directly benefit the camp which has been serving chil­ dren and adults with disabili­ ties since 1961. Boys 4c Girls Clubs of Central Florida has seen big growth and more is on the way. When Gary Cain, president/chief operating officer arrived at the youth services organization in 1994, Boys 4c Girls Clubs served some 3,000 children each year in eight locations. Today, the Bovs 4c Girls Clubs of Central Florida serve more than 9,000 annually in 26 locations in Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties. Cain said the organization, which prides itself on operating without federal government grants, is planning to open two and possibly three locations this year and could serve more than 10,000 children before the end of the year. T h ere's never a limit on the need in our community," said Cain. 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"W e are extremely gratified it w e've hit this milestone in short decade," said Colin Joway, president of the Hole H abitat board of irs. "N ow we plant to t»le the number or houses ilt by this affiliate to reach 100 ■the next five years." |Galloway said the goal is * ®ble because of new leadtip within the organization I the many new business and mtal partnerships the ite is forming. Every time ffabitat puts a v-income family into a home. Members of the Habitat for Humanity In Seminole County break ground on the organization’s 50th house. Seminole Habitat, which recently celebrated Its 10 year anniversary, plans to build 50 more houses in the next five years. It's not only personal lives that are transformed but the whole community benefits," he said. Each new home adds tens of thousands of dollars to the county's tax base. Through the Habitat pro­ gram, a home owner’s mort­ gage principle consists of the cost of the building materials S o lu tio n to T o d a y ’s P u z z le only, since all the labor to build the homes is donated by com­ munity volunteers. Habitat then recycles the principle payments the home owners make into a fund to build more homes. Other funding for the organiza­ tion com e from direct mail pledges, pledges from churches, fund-raising events, business partnerships and grants. The Seminole County Habitat also owns and operates a thrift and remodeling store located at 1100 Americana Boulevard in Sanford. Seminole Habitat is currently building its 48th and 49th home in Oviedo and Longwood. The organization is planning its 51st home, which will be a Women's Build, constructed exclusively by women, beginning sometime this summer. For more information about Habitat, call 407-328-9717. Special Thanks And Appreciation! ■ ich b o a tin g fety cla ss he USCG Auxiliary will a Boating Safely class in 3rd on Saturday, April 27. i to be covered in this ’ course will include: ng taw, personal safety pment, safe boat handling, itlon, water skiing and ' ng your boat. aful graduates of the t will be awarded a certifipf completion, oftentimes in reducing insurance course is taught by expeUS Coast Guard Coxswains and i, who volunteer their talents for the benefit boating public, t of the bourse, paid at the on the day of presentation, To Mayor Braby Lessard Sanford Police Department Yvette Bell Restoring Balance Health, Fitness, and Wellness 209W. 25th St, Sanford E s w E A T S H A n p o N 1 Q N o R E E S T H F_ U N K S C A S ° A— —— 1 See Puzzle on Page 5A STERLING SILVER Charms & Chain 60 % Transmissions Off 322-8415 Sine* 1959~Same Location TH R O U G H M O T H E R ’S DAY LUCKY BAMBOO POTTED Don’t miss our A N F 0 R D M A IN S T R E E T Unfortunate Incident FROM $ 1 3 .9 5 FARMER’S MARKET Sincerely, Mrs. Minnie Dorsey IrfC en se $ 1 . 0 0 Bx * HOM EM ADE S O A P AND OATH S A L T S ’M AGN OLIA S Q U A R E * •ON F IR S T S T R E E T T h e r e ’s a Surprise Candles A s lo w a s $ 3 . 0 0 better way A n g e l i g h t O ils F o r P o t P ou rrf Or O e f u s e r s $ 2 to b u y You c ;i n buy your 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 • PLA N TS • AND M ORE insurance F o r M ore In form ation C a ll insuran ce . from .i stra n g er .it ,1 1-800 NUM BER TONY RUSSI Free Consultation Small Start-up fee Reg. /HS-04678 2575 S . 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(4 0 7 ) 3 2 8 -0 3 8 5 . .C a s se lb e rry .................(4 0 7 ) 83U-8001 O ra n g e C ity . . . .(4 0 7 ) 3 8 6 -7 7 4 -0 4 6 9 . .O r la n d o ...........................(4 0 7 ) 8 3 0-0001 �P a g e 8 A Sunday. April 7.2002 T he S eminou Herald W> Summer Enrichment, Academic Tkitoring and Training from Page 1A state Department of Children and Families (DCF) placed more than 60 children in her care. During the last month, the Lake Mary Police Department has bedri searching for those children as part of the on­ going investigation into the allega­ tions. According to Lake Mary Police Chief Richard Beary, 67 foster chil­ dren have been identified as living with the Jasmins during the last six years. Forty-one have been inter­ viewed. Of those not interviewed, four were too young, eight live out o f state, three interviews have been rescheduled, and one didn't show up for the interview. m (Regular and Special Ed) and Specialized Instruction REGISTRATION A ENROLLM ENT STA R TS MONDAY, APRIL 8,2002 APRIL 25,2002 (Mon, Tbee, Thur.) r TIME: 10;00 am to 2 :0 0 pm (Mon, Tues, Thur.) WHERE: Sanford Chamber of Commerce 400 East First Street Sanford, FL 32771 CLA SSES STARTS Monday, April 29, 2002 (FR EE EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT) Minimal To Free F ees and Scholarship , INFORMATION: (407) 481-0925 or (407) 688-8740 InvestigationCustodians declined having four children interviewed, and authori­ ties still haven't found six who lived with the Jasmins during the six-year period. "It's taken an incredible effort finding and then getting them here and interviewing them," Beary said. The interviews were conducted at the Lake Mary Police EVpartment by local Investigators and agents from the state Department of Law Enforcement, which possesses a mobile unit for such cases. Officials from Kids House have also been present to make the children more comfort­ able during the process. With stickers placed on the walls In the department's halls and toys and cookies placed in a con­ ference room, Beary sakl they tried to make the facility as "kid friend­ ly" as possible. "In cases like this, the children arc usually taken to Kids House, but with mis kind o f volume, we brought them here," Beary said. “Our department has never had a case of this magnitude." Denise Never*, special agent from the state Department of Law Enforcement, said the children Interviewed were between the ages of 4 and 14. The length of the interviews depended on each indi­ vidual child — some Interviews were as short as five minutes, while others took as long as 40 minutes. According to Beary, although no other allegations of sexual assault have been uncovered, there have been other allegations, including some of misconduct. No other cs have been filed, and the said the investigation should be ready for the state attorney's office within the next three weeks. 'W e knew in this type of case, we had to start the Investigation quickly," Beary said. "We're inves­ tigating everything that occurred at the house. We could have been short-sighted, but this could go back years and years." sim ulates what to do in case of a building collapse. Its d ifficu l­ ty has even baffled a few fire chiefs, said Hammonds. " I t is set-up so they use abou t one bottle o f a ir," Ham monds said. "This is not the place you want to get co n ­ fu sed ." In teams of three, blind fold­ ed firefighters frantically fol­ low a fire hose to find the building exit. At the start o f the ex ercise, firefighters m ust quickly determine which way will the hose lead them back to the fire truck. A wrong d eci­ sion could lead them toward the nozzle and consequently fu rth er into danger. Firefigh ters blindly feel the co u p lin gs and follow the fem ale fitting. A third exercise, the Denver R oll, was created years ag o by the Denver Fire Department in response to a situation w here a firefighter who suffered a heart attack in a burning building died because his own co-w ork­ ers could not save him. T he problem was the fire­ fighters could not physically lift him up into the window b ecau se o f his size and cram ped quarters, said Ham monds. The Denver Roll gives fire­ fighters a plan of attack for ev acu atin g an u nconscious firefigh ter. Basically, the injured firefighter is m oved to a window, while one firefight­ er su pports his back, tw o fire­ figh ters take his legs and swing them over his head and out the window. "T h e re's nothing easy about it, but you get him out alive," Blake said. T h e fin al exercise trains Rapid Entry Teams to move through a collapsed building to find an injured firefighter. T hrou gh a maze o f w alls, debris and jumbled electrical cords, three firefighters work through a dense clo u d of smoke. O nce their air bottle is near its end the team m akes their way b ack to the exit and anoth­ er team picks up w here they finished. F irefig h ters often break through walls to find th e fire­ fighter. With less than six feet of visibility, the team o f three concentrates on a noisy alarm that sounds when a firefighter doesn't move after a period of time. "1 com e back and rebuild w alls everyday," H am m onds said. The training firefigh ters received is crucial, Hammonds said, and the FPdcL Building provides an adequate training site. However, the bu ild in g will not b e available for much longer. C ounty com m issioners decided last month to tear down the old FP&L building. The outdated building was considered dangerous; in addi­ tion, the city of Sanford and a private contractor are Interest­ ed acquiring the lak e front property. W ithout it, however, valu­ able training such as the fire­ fighter survival and rescue course could become obsolete. "W e need a training facility," Hammonds said. " If w e could get a building like th is we could train all year long." ■ Training (A . One-Time Registration Fee: $25.00 SAMPLE PROGRAMS: • D istant Learning ■ Seniors Program • GED/ABE A Continuous Education • ESOL / Language Institute • C orrective Reading C enter • S p eech / Language Therapy • Regular / ESE Rem ediation, Other Sponsored by: LPUI Ministries, Inc. 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T he instructors learned the sk ills from a sim ilar course they attended in Hillsborough County. Firefighters begin their instruction w ith a seven-hour classroom instruction. In the ‘next session, four grueling skill stations aw ait firefighters. "It's a very brutal class,” Hammonds said. In the ladder ball out drill, firefighters practiced coming out of a second story window head-first on to a ladder. The skill is im portant in case a fire engulfs a window entry and sev eral firefigh ters need to make a quick exit, Hammonds said. Decked out in full gear, firefighters reach head-first to about the fifth rung of the lad­ der and then swing around to land feet first. One of the hardest drills is the 20-minute hose crawl. It lU 3 ‘ Learn about Humana Gold Classic” * at our free seminar. Call toll-tree, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Eastern Time) tor reservations, more information or special needs accommodation. 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I do not care for summer— the heat the humidity, summer buss, etc. So whet’s my problem? My husband is the opposite. He gets d e p « » e d during the winter and counts the days until summer. He cunes the snow on the gray, cold days that are ideal to me. He is 100 percent set an retiring and moving south When we vacation in Florida, he constantly talks about when we move there. Abby, I get migraines •••• that worsen in bright sunlight, hate the heat - ~ and would miss my 4fr family terribly. I have mJ * brothers, sisters, nieces . *-% and parents whom I see or talk with daily. My husband and 1 have dis­ cussed this several times. Neither of us is Dear willing to budge. We have a beautiful home here in a picture-perfect neighborhood. If all goes as planned, retirement is only 15 years away. We need to settle this. What do wc do? SNOW QUEEN IN OHIO DEAR SN OW QUEEN: First of all, don't panic; you have 15 yean to resolve this. One of the ............... most unfortunate m is­ takes some senior citi­ zens have made involved their fantasy about retirement y- Jjm They sold their . homes, left friends end families — their entire emotional sup­ r port network — and moved to a new com­ munity to live their dream. Except once they got to the new • • • location it didn't him out to be as Idyllic as they thought It would be. That’s why I urge you and your husband to take that move slowly — one step at a time. If he wants to move south, when the time comes, consider renting out your "beautiful home in a picture-perfect neighborhood" for a year and renting a place in Florida. That way you can both see what the reality of a retire­ ment in Florida would be. And If it doesn't live up to the fanta­ sy, you'll have a home to return to. Another possibility: Consider renting a place in Florida for a few weeks during the w ont of the winter: Perhaps the promise of an annual winter getaway will make your husband more tolerant of northern weather: Keep an open mind. There's always the chance you'll both love i t — and your family might Abby enjoy joining the flocks of snowbirds who have relatives with a place to nest when they want to thaw their frozen bones. DEAR ABBY: My best friend, "Cheryl," has s 19-year-old daughter, U sa ," who is pregnant and unmarried. She has not bro­ ken the news to her parents or any family members. Lisa emailed my daughter and some of her other friends to announce her pregnancy, and even scheduled on ultrasound. I feel caught in the middle. My daughter and I think I should tell Cheryl and her husband. My daughter is concerned that some­ one will let this secret out of the bag, and Cheryl will be hurt and angry with me for not telling her first. Meanwhile, my husband teOs me to keep my trap sh u t He feels strongly that Usa should break the news to her parents herself. I have to make a ded.VAN1A DEAR SUE: I’m inclined to agree with your husband. Stare you are a close friend, by to pew suede Lisa to share her new* with her parents since she has already notified her friends— and offer to be with her for moral support It may be the assurance she needs. o aw universal ru ss syndscxts K e n K e r n s T r a n s m is s io n s Changing Of The Guard Ken Kem started Kern’s Transmission and built his business on val­ ues and honesty that has lasted more than 3 0 years. A changing o f the guard will change nothing. Ken’s younger brother, Terry, is the new owner and he said he will contin­ ue to run the business on the same values and hon­ esty Ken held dear. Sanford can look toward another 3 0 y e a rs j^ c fe p g jd - S to p In A n d service from K cm 's Transmission. At Kent's Transmission, all the tech­ nicians are certified. They offer transmission work on automatics, standards, clutches or joints, and imports and domestics. They work on any­ thing from large trucks to com pact cars. K cm ’s Transmission offers a sen­ ior citizen discount and takes most major credit cards. T h ey’re located at 5 0 0 Laurel Ave. and ‘ S p r in g • Autom atics Standards and C lutches • CV Jo in ts Imports & Domestics Pictured L to R: Matt, Terry, Scott. F a m ily O w n e d S in c e to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. F o r your conven­ ience there ore also open Kern’s Transmission offers free external diagnostics. fro m 3 a m . to noon on 5 r A ^ They’re phone num ber is 407 - 323-3040 H s O O L a u r e l 'A v e . • S a n f o r d F or HUH Handmade Crafts and Gift Stores + W a r r a n t ie s A c c e p t e d 4 d F 3 2 3 -M $ . T h a t P e r fe c t G ift 1 0 1 1 9 7 8 AVANT C ra fte rs 3 7 0 1 S . Orlando Drive Sanford, FL Hwy, 17/92 Adjacent To 1155 W. 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SHAMPOO & SET Open 7 Days • Mon.-Thur. 10-7 • FrL-SaL 10-8 • Sun. 12-5 Exp. 4/30/02 S p e c ia liz in g In M e n 's & B o y ' s C u t s NEEDED ■And Much More • H A IR S e e d in g /F e r tiliz in g 0 5 F ill D i r t /S h e l l EACH PRINT ONLY G r a d in g /D ir t W o rk ' PAINTED « UUIKTCD INTHE MMMOLE H1HA1D ( B l r s a t - H i s l l O w llv r y j The Seml\ole Herald l i S i S ” • ST AMOAJIO - Vt-STOCK COLOR INKS. PR iC IS BAM D ON MINIMUM RUM O# 1 OOO FLYERS - WITH CAMERA RtAOV OR COPY ON MAC M X • WE WILL COMPOSE AMO T Y P tS tT YOUR FLY IR S FOR U S 00 P tA H O C CALL fO R DC TAILS. 407-461-4701 �1 0 A 8unday, April 7,2002 T he S eminole H erald rescue workers honored during awards banquet SwnUujJe e ^ n i y E M S /F ire / » » » conducted Its first annu­ al aw ards banauet on M arch 22. The event w as held at Tlm acuan C ountry CTub in Lake Mary. The banquet opened with the H onor G uard p resen ting the C o lo rs, L t. Richard C risw ell « * a ln g the Pledge of Allegiance and Dave Thompson the division chaplain leading the invocation. Service recognitions included retirees, employees o f with five to 25 years of service and pro­ motions. In addition, members of the Special H azards and Operations Team received cita­ tion bars for their service. , T he awards started with the Special Recognition Award that w as presented tot he CERT Rehab Team m em bers that Included Lisa Peterson, Andrew M azzola, Pam Amburgery, D arrell Tongate, Jaim e Seda, Chuck Miles, Charlotte Miles, Sunroom s 1A company Is to blame as much as Perrutta. “They are the most expensive •unroom you can buy," he said. "I went with the best because 1 did­ n't want the deal these kind of problems. Look at Mercedes or BMW, you don't pay more money for terrible service/ Doane holds Four Season responsible because they referred him to Perrotta. Contractors Quit Because Perrotta is not a licensed contractor, he hired other contractors to build the sunrooms. According to two of those contractors, PerrotU's Four Seasons' franchise was revoked this week. They fear it might be too late, however, and are worried Perrotta has ruined the sunroom industry in the area. One contractor said he quit working for Perrotta in August 2001 because of customer com­ plaints. "I will not work for him ever again,” said a contractor who did not want his name associated with Perrotta. "I've never been on a Job (for Perrotta) before where there wasn't numerous customer complaints." The contractor said he tried to fix an Orlando home with a leaky sunroom that was built by Perrotta's company. Improper flashing was a problem, but a roof with little pitch was the main issue, he said. "You need a certain amount of pitch on these roofs or the water will actually Bit on the glass," he said. "That room (in Orlando) is going to have problems with leaks from now until eternity." )iV l • ' New Franchise Ray Lloyd, president of Custom Glazing and Design in Orlando, b most likely the newest Four Seasons franchise for the area. "We are the new dealer soon to be franchise in Orlando," Lloyd said. Lloyd, a 10-year veteran as a R * " f’ls 1 ■■ I i j j f . Mark Schmude, and Lt. Jeff Ward. A t the banquet. Fire Chief Terry Schenk stated, " It b fit­ ting that during this time of recognition o f the 'ultim ate sacrifice' made by the New York City firefighters on Sept. 11 that w e recognize the con­ tribution o f our firefighters in Sem inole Countv by launch­ ing the inaugural Awards and Recognition Ceremony." An honorable mention was made for Firefighter Tim Com w ho received Sem inole C ou n ty 's Public Safety Employee of the Year Award last month. The following are Individ­ ual awards that were present­ ed for their recognition and outstanding service in the M r lowing categories: Complex on Rantoul Lane. The facility will include a concrete modified bowl and obstacle course. Site plans also Include lighting and a pavilion shelter. Construction of the actual skating area, which will be built by Team Pain, includes site preparaition and concrete installation, and ind payment nt shouldn't exceed $155,000, Parks and Recreation Director Bill Carrico said. Additional items, such as security lighting, a water foun­ tain, trash cans and other items total $22,000 and are required by the state grant. With additional costs, includ­ ing engineering services, land­ scaping, site lighting and the shelter brings the total estimat­ ed cost of the skate park to $265,000, which is $19,000 above what b in the city's 2002 FY budget for the facility. However, Carrico said a portion o f the costs could be budgeted for next fiscal year, bringing die project in below budget According to Carrico, the park's construction could begin in a few weeks. Once started, the facility could be complete in as little as nine weeks. taxpayer money. There needs to be some kind of measurable per­ formance where we can hold people accountable." Strickler proposed that the two sides enter negotiations for the DBA to provide services to downtown. Hb motion, which 4-1 with board member •Parsells dissenting, b contin­ gent upon DBA turning over the electrical system to the dty. "The negotiations wouldn't take place until the light fixtures are up," Strickler said after the meeting. "Having the lights only guarantees negotiations. Of course, there's no guarantee w ell reach an agreement" Strickler said he thinks the per­ formance contract could indude any number of items. "I'm open to Just about any­ thing as long as it's under the umbrella of trying to improve downtown," Strickler said. *1 think we need to be open-mind­ ed, and it has to fit in with what the other downtown groups — Main Street and the Chamber — are doing." "We would be willing to talk to any group that wants to help downtown," he added. a cargo container heading who knows where," Olson said about the stolen merchandise. Other rental companies in Orange County have also recent­ ly reported large thefts. An esti­ mated Ibt of items stolen in Sanford includes six generators, eight pressure washers, two elec­ tric jackhammers, four sewer snakes and two walk behind con- crete saws. Investigators said in both valuable items were left untouched. "It's almost as there are being ordered what to steal," Olson said. Anyone with information regarding either case b urged to call Investigator Ben Haitner at 407-665-6695. David D idas, Deborah W alters, G eorge Thobols, Chris Thobols, Daniel Owens, and Wilma Gowan. This year is also the 10th anniversary o f H urricane Andrew, and those who assist­ ed in South Florida received "Campaign Uniform Awarda." The Unit/Team C itation Award waa presented to the original A ir Rescue 3 Helicopter crew. The original flight medics were Ju lio Iglesias, Don M cBryde, Buck N itzel, Tim Prince, Sally Rom ano, E m N icholson, M itch Ransom , • Chuck Miles, citizen of the year • M ike Ham monds, lieu­ tenant o f the year • Gary Guckenberger, para­ medic o f the year • Ken Harrelson, Jim m y "P ed ro" Cannon firefighter of the year • Steve Jones, employee of the year ■ Park iP a g e 1A i ■ t f l *-*-■ v i r ? i i Four homeowner* from Longwood, Apopka. Lake Mary and Ortando atrategiza with attorney Phillip Smith, tv right, before heeding to ■ meeting with Four Seasons Sunrooms CEO Osvtd Ewing. The four homeowners ere just e few ol the dozsn of sunroom customers upset about ■ local sunroom con­ tractor. southern regional manager for mit limitations. There b also that Four Seasons, once managed topic o f money. more than 60 sunroom dealers in "A s a start-up company, we 11 states. He said he rccalb com­ can not just go in and do thb at no plaints about Perrotta and noted cost," he said. that Perrotta contracted work for As for what direction Four "five to eight percentage points Seasons b proceeding, Ewing higher that any other dealer in the declined to comment southeast" "I really have nothing to say to "We had only one bad egg and the press," he said from h b that was Josh / Lloyd said about Marriott Courtyard Suites room h b duties as regional manager. "I Thursday afternoon. "These are hope he b prosecuted to the matters that will be handled fullest extent of the law, and h b through the legal system." wife too. She cannot plead igno­ The four parties who met with rance in all of this." Ewing brought along attorney Lloyd and Four Seasons CEO Phillip Smith of McUn k Bumsed Ewing met for dinner Thursday Professional Association out of evening to discuss the role Leesburg. Custom Glazing and Design can A fte r th e m e e tin g , c u sto m e rs play in making things right for a n d S m ith s a id F o u r S e a s o n s the dozens of unhappy cus­ a g re e d to se n d re p re se n ta tiv e s to tomers. th e a re a n e x t w e e k to " a c c e s s th e "Our position b we want to do d a m a g e ." A to ll fre e n u m b er, 8 0 0 everything humanly possible to 5 2 1 -0 1 7 9 , h a s a ls o b e e n s e t u p s o make everything right," Lloyd F lo rid a su n ro o m c u s to m e rs u p se t said. w ith P e rro tta c a n c a ll a n d b e Solving the Problem How effective Uoyd will be in restoring the Four Seasons name in Central Florida will depend on Ewing's support Lloyd said many of the jobs contracted by Perrotta might be undoable because of building per­ a d d e d to a m a ste r list o f a re a c o m ­ p la in ts. "I do believe Mr. Ewing came down here in good faith," Smith said. " I’m cautiously optimistic." However, Smith said he b "analyzing and reviewing" the possibility of a class action suit against Four Seasons Sunrooms. same terms and agreements that the Volusia d ty had with the company. Lake Mary has been research­ ing and planning for the pro­ posed skate park for more than two years. In 2000, the d ty received and accepted a $112,000 state grant and agreed to match It by $37,500. Terms of the grant include constructing the park by November 2002. Following months of gather­ ing research and public input, the dty dedded to build tjie park in the Lake Mary Sports Lighting 1A "There are some pieces of busi­ ness that need to be taken care of." Board member Larry Strickler agreed, but added he did not favor giving the DBA funding without requiring the organiza­ tion to map out activities it plans to sponsor. "I wouldn't vote for any mea­ sure where the DBA — or any group — says W rite us a check for $25,000 and trust us to do what b right,' " Strickler said. "That's not the way to handle Thieves C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1A On Tuesday, thieves struck at Taylor Rental in Sanford. They stashed thousands of dollars of toob into a rental truck and drove off, according to police. Agents of the sheriff's offire Gty/County Auto Theft Bureau reported Thursday the rental truck was recovered in Miami "It's always a possibility its on S a n t a r l C it y C e n u n ls s lo n U g a n d a f i r A p r il 8 , 2 M 2 Sanford City Hail. 3 0 0 North Park Avenue S. A WORK S E SS IO N 4 p.m. in the City M an ager's Conference Room, Seco n d Floor 1. Presentation of Em ployee ot the Month Award for April 2 0 0 2 . 2 . Presentation of N eighborhood Partnership Program. 3. Discussion of Regular Agenda ilems. Add-on items, and other items. 4. Mayor's briefing. A. Sanlotd Airport Authority request for matching grant funds. (R -8) 5. City M anager's briefing. A. Secon d May Regular M eeting dale (C-2) REGULAR MEETING 7 p.m., City Commission Cham bers. First Floor 8. 7. • Approval of Minutes. March 2 5 , 2002 Work S e ssio n and R egular Meetings Recom m ended by the City Clerk and the City M anager. C o n s e n t A genda 1. Authorize purchase ol two (2) dump trucks in the amount of $ 6 7 ,7 8 7 . each , using the S la te of Florida C ontract Recom mended by the City Manager 2 . S e t seco n d May Regular Meeting d a te a s d iscu ssed in Work S e s s io n . Recom m ended by the City M anager (W S-5 A) 3 . A pprove Lynx Funding Agreement for F Y 2001/02, in Ihe amount of $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 . R ecom m ended by me City M anager 4 . Approve CPH Amendment No 66 for continuing engineering setv ic e s for th e reclaim ed water ex ten sio n on Magnolia Avenue, in Ih e am ou n t of S I S . 100. t 8. R eco m m e n d e d by Ih e City M anager. Approve req u est for A Light ol H ope C erem ony sp e cia l even t to b e held on city property (Memorial Park) from 7 :0 0 P.M. to 9 .0 0 P.M., Friday, April 1 2, 2 0 0 2 , and ap p rove s tre e t c lo s u re of Sem in o le Boulevard from Myrtle A venue to Hood A venue during the even t. R ecom m en d ed by the City M anager. A pprove req u est for AHisloric Trust Spring G ard en Tour special even t to b e held o n private prop­ erty an d public sid ew alk s in the Historic District o n the following stre e ts: 2nd , 7th, Elm Avenue, M agn olia A ven ue, P alm etto A venue, and Park A venue, on April 2 0 . 2 0 0 2 . from 1 0 :0 0 A.M. to 7 :0 0 P.M. R ecom m en d ed by the City M anager. Approve req u est for A4th Qualifier Florid a B .A .S .S . F ed eratio n Fishing Tournam ent sp ecial event to b e held on city and public prop­ erty (M arina Boat R am p, Municipal Parking Lot. and Lake M onroe), from May 17 to May 19. 2 0 0 2 , and approve req u est for all fishing tou rnam ent f e e s to b e w aived ex ce p t dam age/cleanup d ep o sit, and provide applicant with a grant of $ 2 ,5 0 0 to secu re the City of San ford a s this yearn s h o st site ; sp o n s o re d by the Florida B .A .S .S . F ed eratio n . Inc. R e co m m e n d e d by th e City M anager A pprove re q u e s t for AAnnual Ju n e te e n th / R a c e Unity Oay C elebration sp ecial ev en l to be held on City Property (C oastline P ark ), l » m 8 :0 0 A M. to 6 0 0 P.M., Saturday, J u n e 15, 2 0 0 2 , and approve req u est lor all fe e s to be w aived ex ce p t d am age/cleanup d ep osit; spon­ so red by tb e City ol San ford = s MLK Com m ittee. R ecom m en ded b y the City M anager. 0 . Approve req u est for A Sanford Main S tre et C la ssic C ar C ruise sp e cia l event to b e held on d ty an d public properly (M agnolia S q u a re and First S tre e t), from 5 :3 0 P.M. to 9 :0 0 P.M.. on the 3rd Satu rday during the m onths of J u n e through D ecem b er 2 0 0 2 , an d approve req u est for street clo su re of First S tre e t from O ak A venue to Sanford Avenue; Park A v en u e from 2nd S tre e t lo Com m ercial S tre et; and Palm etto A ven u e from 2nd S lr e e t to C o m m erd a l S tre e t during th e even t, and approve req uest for all C la ssic C ar Cruise fe e s to b e waived excep t dam age/deanup deposit. R ecom m en ded by the City Manager. 1 0 . Award contract for co n cre te construction/repair for G oldsboro rib­ bon cu rbs and 16th S tre et sid e­ w alk, lo LAS C ontracting Corporation; funded by Sem inole County Community Developm ent Block Grant funds In the am ount of $ 2 0 6 ,0 0 0 , approved for FY 2001/ 02. R ecom m en ded by the City Manager. 11. Award contract for window re h a ­ bilitation of the old downtown P ost O ffice lo CCS R estoration Mlllwork, in the am ount of $ 3 7 ,5 0 0 ; award to b e contingent upon approval of contractor and repair co st by Sem inole County, and approve u s e of G eneral Fund R e s e r v e s In Ihe am oun t ol $ 2 2 ,5 0 0 : $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 to b e reim ­ b u rsed by S e m in o le County. R eco m m e n d e d by tbe City M anager. 1 2 . Approve request lor a d an ce hall permit for Club 4 1 7 located at 2 9 2 1 Orlando Drive, Su ite 2 4 0 . with conditions. R ecom m ended by the Director ol Engineering & Planning and the City Manager. P u b lic h e a rin g s 1. S e co n d reading and adoption of O rdinance No. 3 6 9 7 to am end City C ode re: Sp ecial E vents and Pedd lers. R ecom m en d ed by the City M an ager. Ad published March 13, 2 0 0 2 . Continued from the M arch 2 5 , 2 0 0 2 m eeting. 2 . S e co n d reading and adoption of O rdinance No. 3 7 0 3 to an n e x 2 .2 2 0 + a c r e s of property tying b e tw een A ndrew s R o a d and Central Florida G reenew ay and b e tw e e n Sa n fo rd A venue and Central Florida G reenaw ay (4 0 0 0 S . Sanford Avenue); Robert G . Thornton, owner. R ecom m ended by the City M anager. Ad pub­ lished M arch 2 7 and April 3 ,2 0 0 2 . 3 . S e co n d reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3 7 0 4 to am end City C od e re: reengineering the D ep artm en t of E ngineerin g & Planning and the deletion of the Com m unity D evelopm ent Department. R ecom m ended by the City M anager. Ad published March 2 7 , 2 0 0 2 . 3. 4. 0. Regular Hems 1. Board appointm ents. A. CALNO. At its March 6 . 2 0 0 2 Meeting, CALNO recom m ended reap pointm ent of L a k e Mary Com m issioner G ary L. Brender to the Sem inole County Expressw ay Authority. N E ED TO RATIFY CA LN O 'S RECOMMENDATION TO REAPPOINT. 2 . C ond em n ation S ta tu s R eport. Acting Community Developm ent Dtreclor and (he City M anager recom m en d dem olition ol Condem nation Report No. 0 2 -0 5 , 5 0 9 E. 6th St., M argaret Jo n e s , o w n er and Condem nation Report No. 0 2 - 0 9 , 1 4 1 9 W. 13th S t.. Ju liu s T. L e e . o w n er recom m end 0. 60 d ay e x te n sio n for Condem nation Report No. 0 2 -0 4 , 6 0 0 C y p re ss A ve., E lizabeth P a ig e , owner, and recom m end 4 5 d ay extension for Condem nation R ep ort No. 0 2 -0 8 , 1124 P o m e g ra n lte A ve., H elen and U ly sse s Ellington, ow ners. A ppeal of th e H istoric Preservation B o a r d s denial of a Certificate of A ppropriateness to Install 5 0 air conditioning units by cutting 4 1 2* x 18* h o le s in walls a t 1401 Magnolia Avenue; Rami Yosefian, applicant. T h e Director of Engineering & Planning and the City M anager recom m end tak­ ing action a s d eem ed appropriate. Applicant notified M arch 2 8 ,2 0 0 2 . First reading of O rdinance No. 3 7 0 5 to am end City C ode re; am end in g th e P olice O f f i c e r s P en sio n Plan. R ecom m en d ed by th e Human R e so u rc e s Director and the City M anager. Adopt R esolution No. 1 9 0 0 to am end the Classification and Pay Plan to cre a te the position of Principal Planner Pay G rad e A22 (annual salary range $ 3 9 ,8 3 6 $ 6 0 ,2 5 6 ) by reclassify in g the vacant Community Developm ent Director position P ay G rad e A2J (annual salary range $ 5 6 ,3 3 4 • $ 8 5 ,2 1 0 ) , and authorizing the a ssig n m e n t of the position of P rincipal P lan n er to the Department of Engineering and Planning. T he Principal Planner position will provide oversight to the community developm ent s e c ­ tion of the Engineering & Planning Department. R ecom m en ded by the Human R e so u rc e s Director and the City M anager. Adopt Resolution No. 1901 to authorize account ag reem en t and a ss o c ia tio n d o cu m en ts with MBNA A m enca (D elaw are), and approve contract with MBNA lo administer purchasing card pro­ gram . R eco m m en d ed by the F in a n ce D irector and th e City M anager. 7 . Establish a block pay for operationai/shitt Battalion Chiefs s o the Fire Departm ent c a n replace a Battalion C hief with a Battalion C h ief in lieu of overtim e Lieutenants. R ecom m ended by Ihe Fire C h ie f a n d th e City Manager. 8 . Approve am ended loan a g re e ­ m ent with th e San ford Airport Authority lo extend the original am ount of $ 3 8 0 ,0 7 5 to $ 5 1 0 ,0 7 5 , to provide 2 5 % matching FOOT grant funds for the pu rch ase ol additional land to expand Runway 9 L -2 7 R ; funding from G eneral Fund R e se rv e s . R ecom m ended by the City M anager. (W S-4.A .) • Add-on Items. • Information only. • City Attorney's Report. • City C lerk's R e p o rt • City M an ag er's Report. • Citizen Participation, • City C om m issioners' R eports. ADVICE TO TH E PU BLIC: IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S TO APPEAL A DECISIO N MADE WITH R E S P E C T TO ANY MATTER CO N SID ER ED AT THE A BOVE MEETING OR HEAR­ ING HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM R E C O R D O F TH E PRO C EED IN G S INCLUDING THE TESTIM O N Y AND EVID EN CE WHICH R E C O R D IS NOT PRO VID ED BY THE CITY OF SA N FO RO (F S 2 8 6 .0 1 0 5 ) P E R S O N S WITH D ISA BILIT IE S NEEDING A SSISTA N C E TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY O F T H E SE P R O ­ C E E D IN G S SH O U LD CONTACT THE HUMAN R ESO U RC ES O F F IC E ADA COORDINATOR AT 4 0 7 - 3 3 0 -5 6 2 6 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F THE MEETING. I �I 'm S l . M I M U I I I l KAI I) I n s id e : Section B Cl.ASSIFKDS 4 B -6 B Sunday C r o ssw o rd 5B April 7, 2002 riefs (E G IS T E R T O IO R ED Ilgh School boys I coach Mark , Winter Springs at girls basketball Register and ligh School boys ind football coach Jer have been >Florida Citrus JaHon's 2001-02 al Coaches of the kRoange, Seminole ala counties, will be recogreceive their at the Florida Citrus l Annual Meeting on ‘ y (April 10) at 1 Orlando. The f respective school Hons will receive a In the amount of honoring their ements. her five years at Winter gs High School, ter has led the WSHS basketball teams to consecutive state Final appeaarances with two (Cham mpionships and second place finish, players maintain selfline on the campus, grades in the class* , and an intense work both on and off the that is reflective o f the k ethic instilled by Register. The WSHS Basketball program is lei throughout the te. Wherever the Lady are travel, they become a favorite of the people pre­ sent because or their hustle, t e a m w o r k a n d g o o d t p o ila - manship. SA C W E1G H TU N G The Seminole Athletic Conference Boys Weightlifting Championships will be held Bill Fleming Memorial ymnaslum at Seminole igh School on Saturday, pril 13th starting at 10 am . P W ARN ER IG N U PS The Seminole Youth ootball and Chcerleading Hon (SYFA) will be holding registration for the Fall Pop Warner Football League season next Saturday (April 13) at the Sanford Wal-Mart. Players will also be able to register for the Jeff Blake Football Camp to be held at Seminole High School on Saturday, May 4th from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more niformation call 866-OUR-SYFA or e-mail at •yfapopwamerQhotmail.co m. F L O R ID A S P R IN G FO O TBA LL ^ Sunshine Network will present statewide delayed Coverage of the Florida Gators' 2002 Orange & Blue Spring Football Game from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Sunday, April Nth at 10 am . during "Breakfast with the Gators." •i The game, which takes place this Saturday, April 6, Will replay on Wednesday, April 24, at 11 p.m. ■Providing commentary for the game will be Larry “ tel, Sunshine's Gator Btball play-by-play jiouncer, and for mer Gat< iator great and Sunshine analyst Nat Moore, plus rideline reporter James Bates C A SSELB ER R Y R EC. LEA G U ES The City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department will be accept­ ing registrations for youth flag football (ages 7-12), youth cheerleading (ages 517), and a 3-on-3 adult bas­ ketball league. See Briefs, Page 2B Rams romp to 20th victory By D«m Smith Sports Editor L a k e M ary h a s n o tro u b le > LAKE M A R Y — The Lake Mary base­ ball team continued its record-setting pace and staked a claim for the No. 1 ranking in the state poll as they crushed New Smyrna Beach, 15-2, at Allen TVittle Field Tuesday night. Christian Rosado and Greg Courcy hit back-to-back home runs in the fourth inning to lead the Rams' 13 hit attack. Kris Vlgue went three-for-three with a double and an RBI. Tim Thomas picked up his first victory of the season, pitching four innings and striking out seven in relief of starter with N ew S m y r n a B e a c h Rahul Patel. The win was the 20th without a defeat for No. 3 Class 6A state ranked Lake Mary heading into a Class 6A-District 3 showdown with Seminole at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Friday night. With a victory, the Rams will move up to at least No. 2 in the poll next week as this week's No. 1, Apopka, suffered its second straight 1-0 loss of the week, this time to West Orange. Lake Mary will wrap up district play next week with a pair of tough contests, taking on DeLand at Conrad Park on Tuesday and then returning home to bat­ ng non cy at Tuttle F Fieldl ion tle Lake Brantley Wednesday. Both games will begin at 7 pm . Seminole High School also tuned up for the battle with an impressive win over the Barracudas, blanking New Smyrna Beach, 7-0, in a make-up game Thursday night at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. The game was originally set for Alumni Field on Wednesday, but after­ noon showers on both days made the SHS surface unplayable and the game was moved downtown. Dominic Petracca had a huge game on offense for the Fighting Seminolcs, going 2-for-4 with a double and driving in four runs. Matt Freeman was the winning pitcher, allowing two runs and striking out three in 5-1/3 innings of work. See Baseball, Page 2B Big boppers are back B ig -tim e sto c k c a r ASA Super Qualifier on tap this weekend s e r ie s a t S m y n ra Special to the Herald By D w i Smith Sports Editor w. ■- •* * • - * V r- SANFORD — The 7th Annual Super Seminole Spring Classic, a Men's Super SlowPitch auaiifying tournament, is being held for the first time in Sanford today and tomorrow. In the past the tournament was held at the Seminole Softball Complex in Altamonte SprinRn, but was moved to Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium and Zlrui Beck Field . so the teams could see where they could be playing in September at tne World Series if they earn a spot. * This is just one of several qualifying tournaments being held this weekend and throughout the summer at locations around the country to decide the teams that will make up the World Series in the Fall. Six teams have committed to attend the tournament that is being co-run by the Central p h o to b y D u n S m ith Florida Amateur Softball Jeff Wallace blasts one of his World Series Tournament best home runs at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium last Association and the City of Fall. The ASA Super leama will be in Sanford this weekend to play in a qualifying tournament trying to earn a trip See Q ualifier; Page 2B to the 2002 ASA/USA World Series that will be held here this September. ^ S H S grads lead Daytona past S C C in baseball By Dean Smith Sports Editor DAYTONA BEACH — it's the most hor­ rifying thing that can happen to a college coach. Getting beat by a hometown player on another team. At least it was on the road. Former Seminole High School stars Angelo Petracca and Jacob Davis ended up being the stars of the game as Petracca scored the winning run and Davis was the winning pitcher as Daytona Beach Community College edged Seminole Community College, 6-5, in a Mid-Florida Conference baseball game Tuesday night on the east coast. The Raiders had rallied for four runs in the top of the ninth inning to tie the game at 5-5, but Davis, a freshman righthander, came on to strike out the final two men he faced with the go-ahead run on second. In the bottom of the ninth inning, Petracca, a freshman third baseman who was 0-for-3 with a walk to that point in the game, led off the inning with a single, moved around to third on a sacrifice and a passed ball, and scored the winning run on i single by Ryan Ghianda. 1 22-19 overall and 7-6 in the SCC fell toT " conference, while the Falcons improved to 14-20 overall and 6-7 in the M-FC. The Raiders will host Florida Community College at Jacksonville in a crucial threegame Mid-Florida Conference series this weekend. The series was to have begun on Friday and the two teams will square off in a dou­ bleheader today (Saturday) beginning at noon. SCC will then host Central Florida Community College from Ocala in a single game at 3 p.m. on Tuesday at Raider Field before heading to Palatka for a three-game series with St. Johns River Community College next Friday and Saturday. The Raiders took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning on Tuesday when Lyman’s J.T Williamson walked with one out, stole second, took third on a wild pitch and scored on a two-out single by Donnie Burkhalter. DBCC tied the game in the bottom of the second inning and then took the lead on a two-run home run by Tim Orlosky in the fifth inning. The Falcons added insurance runs in the sixth and eighth innings, on a Jon Roberts home run, and led 5-1 going to the ninth. Tommy Solitario led off the frame with a single and scored one out later when Brian Machek blasted a two-run home run. Ben Sprague, who had singled and doubled ear­ lier in the game, then ripped a triple and David came on in relief. Pinch-hitter Devin Williams greeted Davis with a run-scoring single and moved around to third on a stolen base and wild pitch as Dan Quartararo walked. Davis then balked home the tying run, but stopped further damage with back-to-back strike outs, setting the stage for Petracca. Sprague finished the game 3-for-4 with the triple and double and scored a run to lead a nine-hit SCC attack. Also contributing were Machek (2-for-4, home run, run, two RBI), Burkhalter (2-for4, double, RBI), Williams (single, run, RBI), Solitario (single, run) and Williamson (run). F A L C O N S ft, R A ID E R S 5 S em in ole C om m unity C o lleg e 100 000 004 _ H I D eytone H te ch C om m u nity C ollege 010 021 O il . H O M iO tn ie juhJ SotiU rio, H erjfu lej! (9) Carve*. Davis (*1) and Sm ith W P _ Du via LP _ SU C am ie Sa%e „ n u w 2 B _ SCC. B u rkhiltrr, Spragu e; D BCC, llavkr. I B _ SC C . Sprague. HR _ SCC. Burkhallrr. M achek, DBCC. Orkukv, Ruhert* Record* SCC 22-19 overall. 7-4, M -FC; DBCC 14-20. * - 7 M-FC. SAMSULA — If you like bigtime racing and want to sec potential NASCAR and Busch stars of the future then you want to be at New Smyrna Speedway tonight. Defending champion Bobby Gill, Mike Laughling Jr., Mario Gosselin, Nill Plenums Jr„ Dave Pletcher, Shane Huffman, and Hall Goodson as well as the Hooter's Girls will be among those on hand tonight (Saturday) when the popular USAR (United Speed Alliance Racing) Hooter's Pro Cup ‘ to NS& Series pays a visit d ition to the 250-lar In add race, the April 6th card wild also have heats and features for the Modifieds and Super Stocks only. Grandstands will open at noon with qualifying at 4 p.m. and an autograph session with the drivers and Hooters G irb at p.n Racing action begins at 6i p.m. 7 :3T0 p.m 1 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 on the Hooters race call the FASCAR offices at (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOWQAOL.COM. Also you are invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 “The new “VOICE* o f Slock Car ‘Racing!* every Monday night from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. fol­ lowing the Benny Parsons Show. This is a radio show that is devoted to Short Track Stock Car Racing and is sponsored by FASCAR 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! List Saturday (March 30th) the Modified Light and Pro See Racing, Page 2B SC C softball teams moves into sole possession of third place By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — it was not exactly what Seminole Community College softball coach Courtney Miller wanted, but she'll take it. After splitting a crucial MidFlorida Conference doublehead­ er with Daytona Beach Community College on Tuesday, the Raiders returned to Raider Field to host Central Florida Community College from Ocala on Thursday in another big MFC doubleheader. SCC got another strong per­ formance from freshman sensa­ tion Lacey Swarthout as they blanked the Patriots, 4-0, in the first game. The second game was not played as thunder storms and lightning moved over the area, but that actually helped the Raiders move into sole posses­ sion of third place in the confer­ ence race as DBCC split its dou­ bleheader with M-FC co-leader Florida Community College at Jacksonville. SCC is now 33-12 overall and J3-6 in the conference with the second CFCC game to be made up at Raider Field on Monday, April 15th. DBCC fell to 32-12 and 14-7, Heading into this week's play. FCC-J and Lake City were tied for the conference lead with 13-3 records. The Raiders are playing in the Daytona Beach Tournament in Port Orange today and Sunday and will return home on Tuesday to host FCC-J in what will be the biggest games of the season so far. The doubleheader begins at 2:30 p.m. The week got off to a tough start for SCC as Daytona edged the Raiders 1-0 in the first game of Tuesday's doubleheader despite being outhit, 6-2. The only run of the game came in the third inning when two walks and a single loaded the bases with one out. The next See R jid e n , Page 2B �« S S 3 S . ^ . daw ic ™ j* » l> » v J d ty n n out dueled Brian Paradis ■ndMUce Landia for the win. are great c a n to run on dils track,''Lynn y r ^ i ^ a l o t o f great competition in this divtalon. Thanks to all of the fans for coming oul to watch us tonight’ * ^ K fto C h iilC T g e cars staged a battle among ^ u ^ M ark Dayid, and Urn H art with Thwe c a n run BwtetUSuzuki ZX11, watercooled engines, so most of the competition comes ° °* ™ to m asala settings and driver effort. "These c a n are fun at NSS because we can draft," Kurley said. "Everybody ran clean and we h r t . f n d r a I look forward to running here In other racing action, Mike Murphy calmly moved his bright blue machine to die front late in die late model feature. Murphy held on to record the win, and thanked his crew for all of their hard work. Mike W ieczoreck brought his FugliestBar I machine to a win in the super stock feature, and Ted Viilpius battled with Conrad Grenier to Baseball— Continued from page IB Following the gam e with Lake Mary, the Tribe will be idle until Wednesday when they travel to Oviedo to take on the Lions in a Class 6A-D istrict 3 game at Mikler Held starting at 7 p.m. Seminole will also host Flagler Palm Coast on Thursday at Alumni Field starting at 6 p.m. an Thursday and travel to Port Orange for a game against Spruce Creek on Friday at 7;30 p.m. In other 6A -3 games, Lake Brantley picked up a split to remain in second place in the district race. The Patriots suffered a tough 4-3 loss to DeLand Tuesday afternoon at Conrad Field in nine innings and then turned around and bested Oviedo, 4-1, on Wednesday. The Bulldogs rallied with two runs on one out in the bottom of the ninth to improve to 17-6 record the mini stock victory. In die heat race Vulpius and Grenier had touched causing Grenier to spin. These two drivers are great M enas and haven't touched each other on the speedway in many years. Grenier pulled in victory lane to offer congratulations and said he had a lot of fun rac­ ing side by side w ith Vulpius. "I hate that we got together in the heat race," Vulpius said. "It w as just racing. We are friends, and Conrad (Grenier) knows it w asn't intentional. I went and apologized to him." Skip Honaker fought his way to vlctry in the Modified feature, Dale (Houser piloted his bright red race car to a win in die sportsman event, imd David Smith took top honors In the Sorrento Salvage Strictly Stock feature. BU S RACING H EA TS U P SPEED W O RLD BITHLO — School bus figure 8 racing returned to Orlando Speedworid last Friday night (March 29th) as 22 of the top bus driven in Central Florida took the green flag. When the amokei fire, and dust had cleared, Bithlo's favorite son, Brian Succone held the top honors. Succone m ade a wild move through the figure 8 crossover, blasting by Todd Hutto and Sanford's Chuck "Junkyard Dog’ Rush as he charged toward the checkered flag. overall and 3-4 in the d istrict Brantley dropped to 16-4 and 43. With the game tied at 2-2 going into the ninth, Brantley's Scott Swanson hit a sacrifice fly to center to score Jeff Dietz, who had reached on a single and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt. Emary Frederick (6-2) cam e on to replace starter Chanse Home and got die win despite facing only three Patriots b atten . Tne key to the gam e was DeLand's two pitchers, who didn't walk any w hile Brantley starter Tom Sutton paid the price for two of his three walks. Down 3-2 in the ninth, DeLand's Dan lig h t led off with a single. But he w as cut down at second when Mike H orr's bunt went back to the pitcher. Sutton then walked Jim Levi and Rhett Costa to load the bases. Joe Roelanta lined a single to center, scoring H orr to tie the con test Cory Norman took one pitch before Sutton's next toss w ent past the catcher and Levi cam e home with the winning run. On Wednesday, Vinters was the winning pitcher, throwing a com plete game and striking out six. Horal led the offense, going 2for-3, while Dobbins was l-for-2 w ith two RBL W inter Springs picked up a w in on Wednesday, also, as Wick hurled a five-inning no­ hitter and striking out eight as the Bears blanked Knox Central of Kentucky, 9-0. Pieroefleld w as 2-for-3 and C ued went 2-for-4 for Winter Springs. BULLDOGS 4, PATRIOTS i m en o n . s r t M W M . 4 S S (Ml . urn Frederick (*) Wl». Frederick(M* Lf_ Sutton Strickland; Mend. ColUna. Fndnkk. » . non*. HI _non#. Racofda_ LakeBradleyIK DeLand 17-4. Briefs ConUmred b o * page IB Fdf'foofe Information bn the, leagurt^^for ' ; information about becorping a volui&^<a*c&»i please call 407-696-5189. A STH M A A TH LETE SC H O LA R SH IPS The expanded "Will to Win" program for high school scholar-athlete will grant $100,000 to 11 high school seniors who have excelled In athletics in spite of the challenge of asthma. The grand prize winner will receive a $20,000 Gold Award, with four Silver and six Bronze Award winners each receiving $12,500 and $5,000, respectively. The deadline for registration in April 30th. Information and applications for the 2002 "Will to Win" Asthma Athlete Scholarship# may be obtained by calling the "Will to Win" hotline at 1-800-558-7305 or visiting the Web at www.thewUltowin.org. W IN TER SP R IN G S G O LF The City of Winter Springs Parks and Recreation's Golf programs will continue monthly through the Spring of 2002, at Winter Springs Golf Club. Programs are for youth and adults ages 6and-Older. The cost is $40 per month for beginner lessons weekly on Tuesdays from 5JO p.m.-to6JO p.m. Minimum of five per class. Please call to register from 9 a.m.-to-5 p.m., Monday through Friday at Winter Springs Parks U Recreation at 407-327-4761. CHILDREN'S HEALTH FAIR On Sunday, April 21st, families will descend on the Jewish Community Center to participate in the 2nd Annual Children's Health and Safety Fair. This free community wide event, sponsored in part by Horida Children’s Hospital, Century National Bank, and Publix Supermarket Charities, presents all sorts of exciting activities from various medical screens to zoo animals and birds of prey! The Orlando Predators will bring their Giant Slide, Quarterback Challenge, and Obstacle Run, while the Orange County Sheriff's Department will demonstrate car seat safety. Children will be able to experiment with edu­ cational toys and create a variety of craft pro­ jects. There will be clowns, balloons, face paint­ ing and food! "This annual event gives a wealth of informa­ tion to the families in our community," said Herb Cohen, Assistant Executive Director at the JCC, "as well as giveaways, rides and lots of hands on fun!" The JCC is located at 851 North Maitland Avenue and the Fair will run from 11:30 a.m.to-3 p.m., rain or shine. For further information, call Sylvia Pasnak at 407-645-5933, extension 259. SEM INOLE SOCCER SCHOOL The 23rd annual Seminole Soccer School offers two weeks of instruction this summer at two sites in the county The first week is May 28th-through-June 1st at Lake Mary High School and the second ses- gionisluly 8th-through-T2th at, J^.How.eU H igh School.' ;i Vr* J 1 1 (Mi .. I This 9 ajrt. to 4 p.m. day camp for boys and girls ages 5-1/2 to l$wfil also Include indoor soccer in an air-conditioned gym. For registration brochures and information, contact camp director Larry McCorkle at 407320-9557 or 407-320-9708 during the day or 407695-2131 in the evening or download the appli­ cation form from the website at http://HOMECFL.RR.COM/SOCCERSCHOOL. U C F B A SK ET B A LL 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-to-17 and begin a 9 a.m. and end a 4 p.m. daily. Each camper will receive a camp basketball, camp tshirt, and a daily lunch. All campactivities 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 who areinterested in receiving more information or a camp brochure by mall can contact assistant coach Craig Brown at 407-8235808. YOUTH BASEBALL PLAYERS NEEDED FOR AUSTRALIAN TRIP The Coast to Coast Baseball Stars are now seeking 11-18 year old players from Florida who would like the opportunity to represent the United States at a two-week summer 2C02 tournament in Australia. "Selected players will have the chance to compete against some of the world's best teams, explore famous sights like the Australian Outback and the Great Barrier Reef, and learn about a distinct culture," said Kevin Ritter, program director. "It's a once-in-a-Ufetime opportunity." Team age groups include 11-12,13-15, and 1618. The squads are led by top college coaches and pro scouts who provide a unique perspec­ tive on what it's like to play at the game's high­ est level. For more information. E-mail infodcoasttocoastathleUcs.com, call 740-3734455, or visit the web­ site at wwwcoasttPCoastalhleticB com. NABA INVITATIONAL BASEBALL TOURNEY The National Amateur Baseball Association is currently looking for youth and/or High School baseball players ages 13-15,16-18, and 20 and Under that would like to be a part of the 2002 National Invitational Wooden Bat Tournament to be held in the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (home of the Minnesota Twins) June 13-16 and June 20-23. All interested parties should contact Michael E. Mayden for a registration form or additional information at 773-264-1040, Space Is limited. "This waa a great race," Succone said. "This is my second win. Thanks to all of the other drivers and the crow d." In other racing action, Jared Allison took the checkers In the super late mode) feature, Cory Freed won the super stock event, Kelly Jan ett oylooae race car to take top honors held on to a veiyl in the sportsman feature, Kenny Hankinsi won w< In his mini stock, and Patrick Conrad claimed the trophy in the Bandolero can . Tne next card at Orlando (Friday, April 12) will feature the second race of the FASCAR Pro Modified Tour. In addition to the 50-Lap race, also on the schedule will be heats and features In the FASCAR weekly Racing Series divisions of MiniStock, Sportsman, Super Stock, Young Guna 4c Bandoleros, and Strictly Stock. Pit gates open at 5 p.m. and front gates open a 6 p m and racing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. For more Information about Orlando Speedworid please call 3864274129, or visit us on the web at wwwjiewsmyrnaspeedway.com. . RESULTS ORLANDO SreiDWO*LD Friday MarchIf BANDOLOUVS_ L(4) PatrickCovad; X(11) EricNeeds; J. (3) Kory Abbott; 4. (St) DaltonZchr, 5. (2) Matt Martbi; 6. (H) DanaLayne; 7. (60) ChedAUne SUm LATBMODCL9_ 1. (02)faradAJSaov1 (10) EricStack3.00) Mach Embarav 4. 00) Ren Dkandta 1 (47) Rusty Ebanotc A (14) Bonnie Roach; 7. (5) David Kart 1 (44) CMa Fontaine; «. (3) Earl Badmcr la (21)SaMRama; 11.(17)SUStttn. 11(44)Gets Brock* 131 0S) RayRhrfn; It (M)GayleKaiwa; 11 (*S) MachHradMry SPORTSMAN_ I. 0) KellyJemrtt X (31) Paul Colgan; 1 (17) BUI Qualifier til A (J ) David rxngac; 1 03) Rhhacd A (77) Drany Sct o o ; 7. (7 ) BUI HUL A 01) M JN W TO C X U S W J K a r o y H a r t d w X P O I S ^ t ^ p jt * ^ Caaalta A (U7) U «lo ( 1 (IS) ^ Bam f. (1PQjo r iw Humhw ; l ot S T i 1 Wright 4- (1) CaH Peter* 1 (I) Larry McCorrald t *■ O ri fcoaa Tyfa tX 05) Dwayne Woman#; A (4*) (earn Foate. A C T Q M h F y i a 0 )0 * 4 Mcbwv II. (L J) LateteidSloey; IX (J*) RlpCyal; IX 0 5 tcbfcy SMooc 1AW SX) Pied H udacat 1 1 (71) Rabat A ix h w s ^ ........................ ......... STR ICTLY STO C K _ I. (45) Jim LaaSa; X ***> Jan; A (711) Keytm* 1 (00) b*b» Shaw r A 0 ) chart# PINK 7. (4) No Driver LM rd; A (4*X) No Eb+rer UctadN fW SM YRNA M ID W A Y Saaoeie* M an* IS L A T i M O O tL .. 1. (29) M ila Murphy; X (77) Brian SaSavr; I t f T) Chad i»«— — A (3) Earl Vciner; 1 (W ) Cytdhie te a h ltp A 0 ) Sammy C ra h a n t 7.0 ) Ora C larh; A (14) Raodr D avla; *. 00) S c * «t A m torha*; " b S o T O D 'j L (J) Skip ffcw k tr;X (W )fd lA n d a m a n 1 (7) Mark Vandwandcr; A (4) Alan Bnraa; 1 (1*> O apba *• 0 » ) /“ Bn Henderson; 7. (10) Ed Kidiat 1 (7S) Dan Ka4Wy_ SPORTSMAN 1. (30) Data G ow er; X (111) R aadi WBHiaaat X (41) Randy Hacker, 4 (07) Ron Lufcy; 1 (M ) am # PHodit A (43) Dale Konrad; 7. (O N O ) JaR MUkr. A 04) fanny IW ta* *•(3) Marty WMfc la (34) BabIhxnbWjr; II. (ISX) BUISpodt. . *, W N W TO C X _ 1. (71) Tbd Vldplua; X (01) C m d C ra a Ja tlW DaW Cartavt A ( » ) W b r~ WWa; 1(43) 1 b « t a r . A 01) h * 7. (V3) R n ChrMtnacn; A (00) Mlchaat SW c 1 (7) O n McThaU; la 00) Mkhad Stowe; 11. (1) Dtvld CaairOo. ___ ____ SUPIR S TO C K _ 1. (30) MUa WWoorack; X 0 0) S B SMcy: X (SB) Jlra Snvder. A p ) Rem Whalejr; 1 (11X) Shana S 4 «r. A (77) W nrai Sdrara. 7. (45) Michael Souhup; A (M ) b a n McCkaMn; 1 (W ) Kavla Aagae; la (0) QjfH ___ St f ill IfaraedM 15 t II Idff C lA cH I- U ffU ADM D 0 B a a ;1 _____ _ „ (U S ) N kk lAjgWv; 2X 04) lir a Root O . (10) Ron I STRICTLYSTOCK_ I. (41) David5n46t X(44) OraIdraaadHra; X (JX) DwaynaDetwUer; A(1)ChelaDHveilar,101) SpaehyMarhay;A(3) ParteCroea; 7. (IX))o. WhWenton; A(45)faraa*SraUh; *. 01) MkMlt Djral; la (00) Mika Stapacat II. (1*4) Janta LannCn. tt (11) Mavoa Detwilrr; 11 (35) Jaraaa Dpak 1A(37) S4mn MHW11 (47) Ifemlo Seward; 1A(33) )eiTyMlfcheU. i Mizuno playing' Stucco at Zinn Beck Field. The final two games will be at 1 2 J0 p.m . with Mid-State Mizuno battling All-Pro Collision-Stadium at Zinn Beck and T.R. Stucco taking on Seadogs-Stadium at the Stadium. The first round of the Double Elimination Tournament will have the Seadogs playing MidState Mizuno in the Stadium and All Pro-Colliaion challeng­ ing T.R. Stucco at Zinn Beck Field at 3 p.m. The winner of the SeadogsM id-State Mizuno game will play Hague/Resm ondo at 4 JO p.m. at the Stadium and the AllPro Collialoo-T.R. Stucco win­ ner will tackle Team Mizuno at Continued from page IB Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Tne event began at 8 u n . this morning (Saturday) with a Round Robin and die Double Elimination Tournament brains at 3 p.m. today and concludes on Sunday afternoon. The Round Robin Schedule starts at 8 a.m. on RinkerStenstrom Field with Hague/Resmondo taking on All Pro Collision-Stadium. At 9 J 0 a.m ., Team Mizuno faces local entry SeadogsStadlum. There will be two games at 11 a.m . with Hague/Resmondo facing Mid-State MizunoStadium in the Stadium and iW J iH iilQ w y; 6 p.m. at the Stadium. Loser's Bracket games will be played at both the Stadium and Zinn Beck Field at 7JO p jn . and the W inner's Bracket final will be played a t tiie Stadium at 9 p.m. On Sunday, all games will be played at the Stadium with the Loser's Bracket semifinals at 9 a.m. and the Loser's Bracket final at 1 0 J0 a.m. The first Championship Game will be played at noon w ith tiie winner-take-all 'If N ecessary' Game (if both teams having one loss) being contested at 1 JO p.m. For more information contact the H istoric Sanford Memorial Stadium at 407-328-3773. Raiders bom!» ( .» ' 1player grounded to short, Rowing the run1to -"1 score. Blake Hoorelbeke (13-6) was the tough-luck loser, giving upjust the two hits. Offensively, Hoorelbeke, Lake Mary's Rachel Bradley, Yo Johnson, Kim Stork, Stacey Spell and Kristin Hughes had one single each. SCC turned the tables-in tne nightcap, scoring single runs In the third and fourth inning to pull out a 2-1 triumph. Hoorelbeke singled in Sissy Daugharty with the third inning run and Oviedo's Katie Field, who singled, scored what proved to be the winning run on a single by Stork. Swarthout, who gave up five hits, was tagged for an unearned run In the sixth inning. Hoorelbeke led the way on offense, going 2-for3 with the RBI. Field and Daugharty were both 1for-3 with a run scored, while Stork was l-for-2 with the game-winning RBI and Spell was l-for-3. The Patriots actually hit Swarthout (18-6) about as hard as anyone has all season, getting eight singles off the Colonial righthander. But she refused to buckle, striking out six and stranding 11 CFCC runners. The Raiders scored all four of their runs in the third inning. The outburst started when Lori Schnepf CHARLES L BARAOOMA J R . Ttuetaa of N O a rtea J . Baragow nevocatra T n n t RICHARD L HOWELL DANNIE ELSE ant DEBORAH 8M TH tea NOTICE 00 BALI NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN ItuU tfw underugned. MARYANNE MORSE. CM* id Ae Cecud Court, SemnoM Couey. Honda. wO on me 23td day ot Apr*. 2003. M 1100 a m . at me mel bunt door d me Semeiafe Cauey Courmouee, 301 Norm Pat* Avenue, Sanfotd, Flonda. raa* oOar lot aele and eel at pvaiac outcry to me N0 n « and beet cath. ma toflounng prapeny m Bameiota County. Honda, lo rat Parcel I. Lot I Ao> Honda Lard and CotonueBon Companya AddMan to Soutn Santord. aoconing to ma ptat re n d recorded m Plat Boo* t. Paga 73. ol me PuMc ReconN of Setnrde Coteey. Honda. Parcel It lot 10, Bloc* 7. Tier B. Town of Sentont accordbtg to me pW meraof aa racotdad n Plat Boo* I. Paga SO. of ma PuOffc Racotda ol Sanunote CoLrty. Honda purauanl to Fetaf Judgment of Foteckraee entered n ma above Wyfed penSng ccuee WITNESS my bend and Mat at aatd Court Ova 1 day of April. 1002. MARYANNE MORSE Oerk of me O raJi Corel By Mary Sonata Ae Deputy Ciar* STEPHEN H CCOVER Honda Bai No 0314000 ItacNacn, Manrafa 4 Coover, P A Poal Ofbca Boa 1149 Sanford. Etortda 32771 FALCONS 1-1, RAIDERS 0-1 CAMS! SmlnolaCoararalljr Coll*|V 4000000. • 4 1 Daytona BeachCararaanityCollaga OOlOOOi. I I S HoonlbvLc andUDunnrU GrapevineandWright WP_ Grapevine. LP. Ilrjovelbeke(13-6). Save_ none. IB _ none. 38_ none. HR_ none. CAMS! SemioeUCoraatraily College 0011000. 1 4 1 Daytona BeachCommunityCollege 000SOI 0 . 1 S 1 Swarihout andDaugherty. Moyrr andHudeon. WP_Swarthout LP. Moyet Save_ none. IB_none. 3B . none. HR. now. Record#_ DBCC n il overall, 11-6MFC RAIDERS 4, PATRIOTS 0 Cmlre! FloridaCommunityCollege 0000000 0 0 1 Seminole CoraraunttyCollege 0040001 ~ 4 4 I Wrrhner end l||u.Swerthout andDaugherty. WP. Swarthout (1B4). LP_ Wrthnrf. Save. now. IB . now. 38 _now. HR . now. Racoeda. SCC33-11overall, 136 MFC. Lecals L ecals •4TM BCSKUT COUNT S U M O U COUNTY, FLOMOA C A M NO.: 01-UM001-14-W grouriUeritotHird was thfovPriaway. i'«aN(0 «o* With two out, Bradley singled in Sieffert Bradley stole second as Spell walked and scored when Stork singled to center. Spell completed the scoring when she scored on a single to center by Oviedo's Stephanie Mathieux. SCC only had six hits In the game with Hughes going 2-for-3. Other hitters were Bradley (single, run, RBI), Stork and Mathieux (both l-for-3, RBI), Schnepf (l-for^3, run), and Sieffert and Spell (one run each). (407)323-4081 PubBahApr* 7 ,1 4 .2 0 0 2 0040 None* op PUBLIC AUCTION Nodeslahafebygiven: McCormal TowmgmOael al Pub*cAuctionForBNMga torLamc*i oamaratoragriaii W|1 17 Chry OSBUck •t IC 3C JS1E 2H Q I37343 1O4NJ27L0QM144422 Mapc 1M5CELU29P1843454 SI 4WNMK031Q001 73 Chevy 1N67R3Y101054 nr* B0VW WVWRA210XM W 007424 44 BMW W BAEH440300075452 43 **-r*i J U 1F B 3 3 1 4 0 0 7 4 2 7 *5 40 Dodge Uo»S 29H FK 4533K R I11242 Hey 17 01 Ford 1FM n u tS L 71lA 32tM The Aucaon M l b e hetd M • 0 0 am . on w d daaaa e t o n U cC om el Touring i Recovery. 2480 Sardotd A ee . Sanloid. FL. 32773 ProapaOvs bfddart may rap act n M f s a one hour poor to tare Terms are X A SH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS' McCrmne* Towng reeervM me m y* to acceptor reject any and a * BID3 . PutOahApnt 7. 2002 UOSt PUBLIC AUCTION Poec auenen to be held N 1208 pm on me 4*0i dey ol Apr* 2002 L ecals At 0io bora door ol Santord Touting and Recovery located at 2522 Country Club R d, Sanford, H 32771. tor ma purpose of dapoemg of me tofcnwvj vaheda YEAR IN I MAKEHONOA Pubic aucaon to bo held at 1100 pm cmme 20thdayd Apr* 2002. Al the bora door d SantordTowing and Recovery located al 2522 Country Club Rd. Santord, H 32771, tot mapurposeol dapoamg Q*wii KwtennQivtnem. YEAR1983 UAAEOLDS Wt«IQ3AYMYXD6I792353 PutOc auction to b e hatdN 1200 pmonma7«h deyol Apr* >002 Al me front door d SantordTowing and Recovery located al 2522 Country Club Rd, Santord. H 32771, tortie purposeol dbpoaeig ol metoaowingvaNde YEAR1903MAKEHONDA V1NIJH20A010503307744 YEAR1964 PLYM WM2P4FH51040R00049S Pubic lucton to be held al 1 ZOO pmonme27thdeyd Apr* 2002 Al me Vont doorof SenturdTowmg imd Recovery located al 2522 Country Ckto Rd., Santord. H 32771. tor tie purposeof dspoemg d metoaowetgvehicle: YEAR190S MAKETOYOTA VIN«JTIAE*2£AO053b#2 TEAR1906FORO VtNatFABP29U90A225l95 YEAR1992 PONTIAC VlNeiQ2WJ14T7NF207074 PubdahApr! 7. 2002 Lecals Tho arVmnteeaaon o l mo aetata ol WILBUR Q BRUECKHEIMEft. iter aaied , F la M anbar 0 2-307-CP, la penring In me C b cu t Court lor B a rw a u d e , ur, . ev . ■x _ ^ . . e. v o p i w m * L«ounry, Moncm, rTODM Ohrtotm. m a atbbora d wNcti la M l N Par* Avenue, Santord, FL 32771 T he nam es and brtdraai d me A4 cradoor* d ma daoadanl and " d u d r g unmetured, conangare or untrqurdalad ctaena, on whom a copy ol t e a noace la aarm d mual Ba m e * d r a w ndh t e a Coiet WTTHW THE LATER O F TH REE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE O F A COPY OF THtB NOTICE ON THEM. A l omer o e d a o n d i t s daroiNra demand# a g e n t m o docodenTl ••Cate. n c *jd n g unmetured oontbv gam ot uNbgidatod d a e re . muel Be •toe ctaene «rm aee court WfTHM THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE AU. CLAIMS NOT S O HLED WAL B E FOREVER BARRED 1 Representative CARYL ■8ACLEAN0S 130W Greenrrwe Lane Lake Mary. FL 32745 IL0S2 m the ancurr count for SEHNtOLC COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE UVWOM Fite No. 02-307-CP INRE: ESTATEOF WILBUR a BHUECKHEIMER notice to CReorroRS C. FRANK WWOHAM EatpAm Honda Bar No 145290 s t e n s t r o m . m c in t o s h . c o l BERT. WHIOHAM 4 SIMMONS. FA Santord. FL 32772 4 * 4 4 Tetechcne 407/322 2171 Pubkeh: Apt* 7 .1 4 .2 0 0 2 LL063 �T h e S eminole H erald Lec a u •» poradpoa a tio *• FtMod a no ooa a you. ior ta PJYHaon or etrtrtn M X ESTATE OF M T2 JU LY . a t t l t H i i .i 47771, M a ^ t a n nuntom (*07)S*8-*237. M Nn 2 worktog Myo ol y u rocotpl oI M te w X *»hrattogangahw l.(TD O )1. S m ABOVE U S S ESTATt: S S S ?* * ° « « T TTM IF U M u t * im te C h o A B 00 6 8 6 6 T 7 1 . F t e M M o i M 2 1 .2 0 a i o n d A p n T . 2002 10(222 th e c p c u tt c o u r t O P T X DOHTESNTH VYASHMQTON MUTUAL HOME LOANS, NC. F40A PNC MORTOAOE CORPORATION OP AMERCA. - i « t o I M C o w tW T T X i T X LCTBB O F T W O MONTHS A F T W THE CMTE OF THE F R E T F W U O d lO N O F THM NOTICE O R THMTY DAYS AFTER THE O m O FM M C EO FA C O FTO F TM BRO TXBCN TXM . S E M MR M i cowl WTTHM T H R U MONTHE AFTER THE D M I O F TM I FMST PUBUCATKM OF TMM NOTICE. M l CLAMS NOT BO FEED WEL i n o . rt-c A -m * 140 ■A MORTOAOE. LLC. awxwow to BARRETT BANK, H A , ALM RTH A M. DCSOW a/Va ALMJTTHA 11 MACK DCBCW. at ML. ATM. LAWRENCE W .JO FNSTO N.rtd., Or NOTICE OF NOTES M HEREBY GIVEN pw Mart a p F a n Jwignar* ol a n t e Fomdooura M M Marsh 22. 2002 M arttrod to Cora NO. 01-lttt-CA d ta OcW I Cowl <t ta EtOHTEENTH J u k a Chart to ond far SEMNOLE Cow*. Fiona ■heroin WASHMGTON MUTUAL HOME LOANS. INC- F/K/A PNC MORTOAOE CORPORATION OF AMERICA, fa t a F a ta F ond LAWRENCE W JOHNSTON; ELLEN M JOHNSTON; FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE UNOER T X POOLMO ANO BERVCWa AGREEMENT DATED JUNE I A, 1PS7, FOR T X W O O HOME LOAN O W X R TRUST 1997-1 TENANT I I NAVA FAT FAUST ora t a Dofandortt. I *E ool to ta hSFaa and bool In te r far COM M WEST FRONT DOOR OF T X SEM NOU COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA W 11:00AM. on ta 23 day d Apr*. 2002. la fattens draci toad proper­ ly Moot tarto to laid Find Judgment LOT 4M. WINTER SPRINGS UNIT 4. ACCORDING TO T X PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IH P U T BOOK II. RAGE S. 7 ANO S, OF T X PUBLIC RCCOROS OF SEMNOU COUNTY. FLOREM. AWA i ll Partridge area, w aar Sprtoga, FL 2270S WITNESS MY HANO and ta awl ol M l Coul an MAR 23.2002. »4 ------■ * ww|m ■mmaw ca n a t a ciout cowi ByAutoKtog oopwyoan Edarana SAraod oloi. P A P.O, Bor 23011 Tfanpo. Ffana 33622-8016 P010043SB i p a wo a porton n d i ■ c to PM procwdng. you d no cod to you. far ta NOnCEOFEALB NOTICE H HEREBY QIVEN pur- Ms AnOKtoror FlrdJudgnto* ‘ aura Soto ,a a h Mi j to laid CouL to* M )4tdw Nchli hdcdodabbra. laRtadtotehigMolandboaldd(Nr to caah to (a . « M Fionl Don. ■* B IB H O U COUNTY COURT•J HOU9E. X I Norto Fork Aranuo. Sagtard. Florida 32771. al 11 00 — a AAC t r ite ld Wy cTApr*. 2002. te I i 1. tarto to ood Onfar or Ftod Judgnar*. h «ta LOT NUMBEXO IS M BLOCK C ’ 94 T X 1ST ADOmON TO GROVE TERRACE M T X X 1/4 OF T X I X 114 OF SECTION It, TOWN1 BMP 21 SOUTH RANGE SO EAST. t J | AS PER T X PLAT THEREOF ON FEE AND OF RECORDS M THE OFFICE OF THE C U M OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO: LOT I ML REPLAT OF WMMOCO FARE. AS RECOROEO M THE FUEUC RECORDS OF SEM­ NOLE COUNTY. PAGE MAS DEED boor m ORDERED AT SEMMOU Cow*y F M N .N l Wy d MARCH 2002. MARYAMC MORSE A* CMN Chad Court d curtain ft J •f d ; V * By: RutoKtog AoDopuyCton ■FEAR A HOFFMAN 70S io u to Code Hgtoeoy Coni Qabto*. Ftartta MIAS Thtophcnr (306)88*-2209 Ponan* **to who need • pan In Wo protM rtng A u A J con­ tort AOACooMnnor N M l N. P m Arana, SUM N . Santord. Fiona 22771. at I M Ira doy* prior to te proooartng. Titophwu (407)323A320 Ej L 4227; I »00 BIS ■771(TDD), or 1 a0O68S67T0<V), do Tfarkla RUry SonAcoho PlM rtU fartl 21,2002 and Apr* 7. THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE (IO H TIIN TH M AND FOR COUNTY, CM L ACTION DTVWONG PRMCMAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE. NC.. ELLEN L UARFiO. or aL. M 114U re a oontod Cowl Adnnameon d 201 N Fiona 22771, (407)163-4227, iW n 2 working M y* d yow ncorpl d N * docuo a n t t hawing M patod, (TOO) I- ■00-036-0771. RdddtMwtfi 31, 2032 and Aprt 7. 2002 KK221 T X CMCUTT COURT > ., O f T X EtOKTEEKTH. j i iii h a i CMCUTT M ANO FOR SEMMOU COUNTY. FLORAE CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. 01-2712 □ rvx o N i4-a WELLS FAROO BANK MINNESOTA N A AS TRUSTEE FOR REOdTERED HOLDERS OF OPTION O X MORTOAOE LOAN TRUST 2000-0. ASSET BACKED CERTFICATES, SERIES 20000, VO. AUSCN A QALBRAfTH M d . OotonanRi). NOTICE OF NOTICE 19 HEREBY QIVEN pww ont to I > 1 Final Ajdgmonr d 22. 2002 and ontorad to Coaa NO 01-2712 d ta C ta d Court d ta EIOKTEENTH Jud cd b a d n and tor SEMINOLE Cowty, Fiona oharom WELLS FAROO B A X MMNESOTA N A , AS TRUSTEE FOR REGISTERED HOLDERS O f OPTION O X MORTOAOE LOAN TRUST 2000-0. ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES. SERIES 20000, a ta pamdl and ALISON J. GALBRAITK DAVIS OALBRAfTH TEN­ ANT I I NWA KIM M ILS; AMERI­ CAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY, X . MUA AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. TENANT I t NIVA KIM MLLS wo ta OdwoarM. I *■ M 10 la N d ad a d bad brddw hr caih d WEST FRONT DOOR OF T X SEM NOU COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANTORO. FLORIOA d 1100AM. on ta 23 day d ApnL 2002, ta lutowng dwcd n d propwfy M M farti to twd Fval Juujnwv LOT 10 ANO T X EAST 11 FEET OF VACATED STREET ON WEST. BLOCK a. TIER A. E R. TRAFFORDS MAP OF T X TOWN OF SANTORO. ACCOROMO TO T X PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 1. PAOES SS THROUGH 64. INCLUSIVE. PUB UC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORID 1 AKA 8 1 3 S an lon l Aranua Swifard. a 32771 NOTICE OF c a n ol ta Chad Cowl BYA M ting QopmrPon I d o a a EAoood r to* . P A P O Boa 23010 T v n * . F io n a 33622 6 0 1 8 F00010245 -See Ariwaj na «M On MM or Aw p you wo • paraon M Ad u M ) Leca ls Le c a u Le c a u M in e s OF FOW BCLOEUMSAU (Ptoaw puoart In T X SEM NOU HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pur •uant to a Find Judgnanl d Foradoaw* t e d l a 22 (toy d Marti, 2002, aid adwod to Ciao Nil 01-CA-14S2-I4 a d ta b o u t Cowl d t a Juddd b o d to aid tar Sawtofa Cow *l Fiona I ad w ( to ta TVdaai aid la d bktoa lor aah d ta WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE d ta Santooto Cowry CourtauM. 301 N P a l Arana. S ated, Fiona 32771. M HOO AM on ta 23 toy d Apr*. 2002. t a faAoteig t e nti idpropaly m m f a t e to urd F id Judgnanl, tocatod ol 301 M PMW AVENUE to SANFORD. FL. d 1100 AM am. on too 7 (fay d May. 2002 too IdtoaHng ifai trted property ao ad lotto to odd Bwnmory Find Judgmot*. to­ ut LOTS IS 16. 2Q 21. 22. ANO T X WEST 5 FEET O f LOT 23, BLOCK A SANLANOO SPfWOS TRACT NO. 87. ACCOROINQ TO T X PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK A PAOE(S) 68. OF T X PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM N O U COUNrY. FLORKM. Ootodtto doy dM ARIS. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAM day d U4A28. 2002 (CIRCUIT COUPTT SEAL) Matyonno Memo Cton d too b o d Cowl By: Auto King DtputyCton PvCOahn T X SEM M OU H B M U ) T X LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO l STERN. F A . ATTORNEY FOR PUUNOFF •Ot S. Unhandy Ortra SMto 300 Pfattefan, F l 33324 (934)2336000 01-77139(FM4A)CM M ACCORDANCE WITH T X AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. potaena ate togoapodd comod COURT ADMNSTRATXM, a* too SEMNOLE County Counhouao It 4076986277.16001886771 (TOO) or 1600.0366770. trio Ttortdo n day Somtoo. Put4ah March 31. 2002 ond Aprl 7. O F T X PUBLIC RECORDS OP S E M N O U COUNTY. FLORKM. AAUA 201 B rtSa Po9L Longnood. FL 32779 W ITNESS MY HANO and t e ood d t id Court on MAR 2 2 .2 0 0 2 . I■XUyeivie fan iitoam■ IMorsa t., i LOT 17, CARRBBEAR HEIGHTS. ACCOROINQ TO T X FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 33. PAGE 38. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMNOLE. COUN­ TY. FLORK3A A4UA SSI CARIBBEAN PLACE. CASSELBERRY. FL 3I7P7 Act Panora adh naadng i apacal occoanmotefan to pnSrtpte n tta procaadny rtoowd oontod ta Court Adotaw da d 201 N. P in Avarua. B ated. FL 32771. Tafaphono Hunter (407)323*4330 not Mar •an raran (7) dky* prfar to ta pn>coadng. t Taortog vnporad. (TOO) 1-600086-677t or tec* (V) 1-6009366770 Wo Florida Rady Sanrtcoi. doy d MAR 23, 2002. MARY ANNE CMOEOE c a n O ITIa b a d Cowl By-.RutiKtog DopuTyCfan Low O * c o d M w W ai C. Waacrn 1 *0 0 NW 4 « h S to o L Sido 120 Fort Laudadola. Florida 33300 Ttephonw (984HS2Q383 FocaMPo: (9 3 4 )7 7 1 6 0 6 2 0 1 -0 2 4 4 3 Pttedi March 31. 2002 and Apr! 7. 2002 KK319 M T X O R C U T COURT O F TX 1 9 TH JUDICIAL ORCUT, M ANO FOR I COUNTY, CURL KKYWON CASE MX: 0O-CA-1PPP-14G MANUFACTURES A TRUST COMPANY. O X M A T PLAZA NY 14200-2390. TRUSTEE FOR SECUREDAT10N SERIES 1904. AGREEMENT DATED DECEMBER 12,1*96, vo. SFtftLEY ALLEN, d d. M in e s OF (Bloooa pitewi in THE 5EM7AQU HERALD) NOTICE a HEREBY GIVEN pw tuanl to P Find Judgnanl d Forodoauro (Mod ta 22 doy d Mach. 2002, aid amoral In Caoo X QO-CA-1099-140, d ta Chad Cowl d ta 16TH JudkM Chad In a d fat Barmndo Cowty. Ftondo, ataroto MANUFACTURES A TRUST COMPANY. O X M 1 T PLAZA NY 14203-2300 TRUSTEE FOR SECUMTIATION SERIES 1994. AGREEMENT DATED DECEM­ BER 12. 1998 lo Ptatonfl and SHIRLEY ALLEN; SEAN ALLEN. MICHAEL ALLEN A K A MICHAEL J ALLEN, UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES. DEVISEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CHEOITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAM AM INTEJIV, EST IN T X ESTATE OF MARIE ATKINS. DECEASED. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SHIRLEY ALLEN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SEAN ALLEN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MICHAEL ALLEN AKA MCHAEl J. ALLEN, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. ALTAUESE ATKINS, MONTGOMERY WARO CREDIT CORPORATION; STATE OF FLORI­ DA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ALTMESE ATKINS.__ AN UNKNOWN PER SON(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY I tot aoi to 9a Nghoot and Pool brddw far cult at ta WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE d ta Sannda Cowty CowlhouM. n Samnotn County, Ftondo. ol tl 00 cn ta 7 day d May. 2002. 17a Mowing told Find Judprani. ton*. LOT 13 ANO 18. OAK TERRACE, ACCORD!NO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 9. PAGE 91. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMNOLE. COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. A K A 30 0 FORD DR/VE. ALTA­ MONTE SPRINGS. FL 32701 nth D m tite i Act Pomona watt ruidriQ • scconv nidwti nn TO M perDOpBIe n I ■ n « bk iBuira nmlDuM | run. pfO> OMtflng thouU contact it* Cou<1 Santord, FL 32/71. Taiophooe Numbaf (407)3 2 3 -4 3 3 0 not latar tun m var> (7) d*yt prtor lo Wm procwdng N hoarng npanad. (TOO) 1-000-955-0771 or Vote• (V)180 O 955 0 7 7 0 vta Rortda Ratay Samcoa. Dated IN* day of MAR 23. 3002 MARY ANNE MORSE Ctert Ol Tha Circut Court By; Ruth Kmg Dapuly Clark SutxTBftad iff Law Qtfica ot Manhall C Watson 1000 NW 49*i Straat. Suda 120 Fort Uuterdate. Florida 33309 Tatefjftona (954)4530365 FacMTvta (954)7716052 0059124 P U **h March 31. 2002 arsj April 7. 2002 ~J too Led d iva Court cm MAR is. 2002 M w yw vaM w ii ca n d ta b o d Court ByRutiKng DoowrCan Ecfavwia SAtooddM PA PO Boa 23018 Tampa. Ffanda 33822 SO18 F010I1320 "Saa Anancana adh DwatoHaa Ad ■ you wo a panai aadi o nuiaty •no naadi accommodalrun at onar to pwoetpato to tua pnxoadng. you wo araotod a no coal to you. tor ta ptoviaion d cartwn uaialonco. Piw m cordad Cowl AttoVnairaoon d 201 N. Pori Arana. SarVont Fkmb 32771. lotophona numOar (407)863-1227. anthrn 2 aronjng daya d yow noa*4 d too documant, t haamg rnpand. (TDOI 1800055 8771 Putnon Mwdi 31. 2002 and Aprl 7. 2002 KXZ20 t r t x c in c u r T c o u r t O F T H C 1ITH j m i g f i a i ORCUTT, S E M N O U COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE N O : 0 I-C A -I4 S 2 -I4 0 CITIBANK. N A . AS TRUSTEE. PLunld. v*. UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES. OF CURTIS SC O U d d. b l o t afar Ol Clan d too Chad Cowl By ItotoKtog Dapuly dwh Putdahto: T X SEM NOU X R A LD T X LAW OFFICES OF DAV10 J. STERN, P A . A TTO R X V FOR p la in tif f SOI S Untmrwy Drrva Sido BOO Ptontotei. FL 33324 (934)233-6000 01 614961NCI) IN ACCORDANCE WITH T X AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, poraono into togoapodd contact COURT AOMP6STRATION, ol too SEMINOLE County Cowtoouaa W 407 868-4227.16009538771 (TOO) or 1600-9866770. via Ftondo Rafay Sorvte. PdtOah March 31. 2002 and Apr* 7, IN TH f CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT, IN ANO FOR SEM NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A SE NO: Qf CA 27S7 14 G GE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC. PLAINTIFF VS VICTORIA HARMAN YEGGE AK/A VICTORIA A HARMAN, IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. TME UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S , DEV ISEES.G R A N TEE S. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST VICTORIA HARMAN YEGGE A K A VICTORIA A HARMAN. CLIFFORD G YEGGE. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DEFENDANTS) NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo a Summary Final Judgment ot Foracioaura dated March 22. 2 0 0 2 anterad vi D W Caaa No 0 1 CA 2 7 6 7 14 Q o l f t a C a t u t Court ottha 18TH JudfcteJ Circuit vi and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD, Flon.li I «n6 •afl to tha highest and best bidder lor caah at AT W EST FROtlT DOOR at * ia SEMiNOt E Courry Courthuuaa 2002 n u ts M T X CMCUTT COURT OF T X BMWTlt K TM JUOK UX ORCUTT OFFXORK3A M AMO FOR [COUNTY MCHAEL LFURST. 91 T X CMCUIT COURT DotondanKi). OF THE tITH CASE NO; 01 CA 1 4 2 9 1 4 0 IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS STEVEN POWELL IF LIVING. ANO IF OEAO. T X UNKNOWN S P O U S E . H E I R S . DEVISEES.GRANTEES. A S S K X E S . LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRU STEES AND ALL O T X R PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST STEVEN POWELL; uracNOWN SPO USE OF STEVEN PO W EU , If ANY; STACY L POW­ ELL NK/A STACY LYNN SH IRES. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. H EIRS. D EV ISEES. GRA N TEES. ASSIGNES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST STACY L POWELL N K M STACY LYNN SH IR ES; UNKNOWN SPO USE OF STACY L P O W E U NIK7A STACY LYNN SHIRES. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO J A X DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP FORE CLOSURE S A L * NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauam to a Switmwy Final Jud gm an d Foradoawo dotod March 2 2 .2 0 0 2 ontorod to C M C a to X . 01 C A 2 4 2 8 14 Q d too C h a d Court d too 1STH J u d c d C h a d to and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Ftondo. I a d ao4to toa hrghaat and boat brdrtot lot caah at AT W EST FRONT DOOR at lha SEMNOLE Cowity Courthoua* IncaWd at 101 ti PARK AVENUE to SANTORO, f L. •> 11 0 0 AM a rn. un Ftoa 28 dhy d 'A fin , 2 0 0 2 toa MtowJng daaerted ptoparty a o s a l torth to. awd Swtvnaty F v d Judgm ot*. to- W*! LOT 1. BLOCK E. SUM MERSET NORTH SECTION 3. ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS, PAOE(S) 7* ANO 77. O F T l * PUB­ LIC R E C 0 n O 3 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dotod ton day d MAR2S. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MaryarmaMono C ton d t e C h a d Cowl By Ruth Kng Dapuly C lan Pubbah at: T l * SEMINOLE HERALD T X LAW O FFICES OF DAVIO J STERN . P A ., ATTORNEY FO R PLAINTIFF 801 S Unlvaruty Ortra Suit# 500 Pfamalun. FL 33324 1954)2336000 01 79009(174.) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. panona otto daabrMtoa naad(ng ■ ip e ctel accommoctellon should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al tha SEMINOLE County CourlhouM at 40 7 6 65 -4 2 3 7 . 1-BOO9 5 5 6 7 7 1 (TOO) or 1 6 0 0 -9 5 5 8 7 7 0 . via Florida Relay Servtca Pubkth March 31. 2003 and Apr* 7, 2003 KK216 IN THE CtRCUIT COURT O f THC1BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CA 2 0 9 4 1 4 0 CITIMOWTGAGE. INC . F-K/A CITICORP MORTOAGE, INC PLAINTIFF VS JAMES M FOWLER. J R ... IF LfVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. H EIRS. DEVISEES.GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRU STEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST JAMES M FOWLER. JR . SUSAN M FOWLER. IF LIVING. ANO IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. H EIRS. D EV ISEES. GRA N TEES. ASSIGNES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRU STEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST SUSAN M. FOWL Ell. NATIONSCREDIT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION. F-K/A NATIONSCREDIT MORTGAGE CORPORATION O F FLORIOA. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DEKENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant to a Summary Final judgnw tf ot Foredoaura dated March 2 2 .2 0 0 3 amered n C M C asa N a 01 CA 2094 I4G oltri* Orcurt Court ot the 18TH Ju d o * ! Circuit n and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORO. Florida. I «ri M l lo tha hrghaal and benl bidder lor caah al AT W EST FRONT DOOR al lha SEMINOLE County Caurthoua* locatod i l J O I N PARK AVENUE to SANFORD FL, al 11 0 0 AM a m on toe 25 day ot Apr*. 2 0 0 3 * « totowing described properly a s M l forth In laid Summary Final Judgment, to­ wn! LOT 5, BLOCK U. OAKLAND SHORES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 10 PAGE(S) 3 4 4. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Cton ot te C had Cowl By-Rut! King Dapuly C lan Echoranto SAaoadatoa. P A P O . Boa 28018 Ttorip», Florida 33822-8019 F 01010990 s e e M m ncene m i RMaUBloopto* w ■ you w o o p o m * « h • fa fa t o y ■ho noodo am i n a i d a i to onto! to poraclpdo to toto p ra e o a te B you ■ra o rte o d d no o od to you, far t e pretoeton d cortoto oaiM onco. Ploooo ooraad Court Ad ro-toiraton d 201 N. P a n Araroio. gordord. Ftortdo 3 2771, tifaphnno n w rte r (4 0 7 )668-4227. a rite i 2 •ortong day* d yow recap* d 9 0 * docum a r t ■ haartog to p d n d . (TOO) 1• 006 8 8 -9 7 7 1 . Pubtoh Moreh 3 1 . 2002 to d Apr* 7. 2002 nets M T X CMCUTT COURT O P TX t m JUDICIAL CMCUTT. CHASE MA794ATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, KK217 JU O K U L ORCUTT. PIANO FOR SEM NOU COUNTY, L X 9 7 6 8 9 CA 14 B 2002 A clm im trttorat201 H PartAytnuo. KK210 WITNESS MY H NOTICE IS HERESY QIVEN purauuiO to 0 Arnondod Foal Ajdgrrwr* Oi Mortgage Foroctoawo dated I M 22.2002 and amend in Co m NO. 0DCA-2259 at Pa Cheu* Cowl or « a EIGHTEENTH JuSoal C ro n a and lor SEMINOLE County, Ftoka Moran PRINCIPAL RESI­ DENTIAL MORTOAOE. INC. a Pa Patau ond ELLEN L MARINO; MORRIS COMMUNICATIONS COR­ PORATION D*/A FLORIOA T1ME3UNION; TENANT 41 UX/A DAN MYERS ora (a Dotontar**. I and art to f a Mtfaol ord M batter hr COM M NEST FRONT DOOR OF T X SEMNOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIOA a 1100AM, on (a 2S doy or ApnL 2002. t e IWtoMng daaerted properly m oolta * P oard Fltal Judgmar* LOT 14. LANE TUSKAWIUA PHASE 1. ACCORDING TO THE PLATTXREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 24. PAOES W ANO 70 OF T X FUSUC RECORDS OF SEM NOU COUNTY. FLORIDA AMJA 7SS W n a o w C W r, ***** Sprtoga, FL 32700 WTTNESS MY HAND and Pa oojI r t I r a Cowl on MAR 23. 2002. Leca ls to t o n whom * eepy Sunday. April 7.2002 P a g e 3 B NOTICE IS X X B Y QIVEN pw•uom to a F to d Judgmom d Faractooura ddod JWto 22. 2001, ond Order ftoochodufata Sato ddod March 1•. 2002, ontorod to Caoo N a 97-399 CA 14 B , d too C h a d Cowl d too EIGHTEENTH J u t e d C h a d to and lor SEMINOLE Cow*y. Floncto arhorato CHASE MAW1ATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION la PW O d and MCHAEL L FURST, ora Datonetonto, I td i o o i to too Wgfr•at D raw wr ca sh in *»• w a tt iron door d too Courthouoo to SAN­ FORO. S E M N O U Cow*y. F t o t e . 1100 o d o c a on too 21 d day d te )L 2002. too toteatog daacrfaod preporty oo aal tarto to od d Ftod JU dgm r*. to a d : LOT 38, O F SANDALWOOD, ACCORDING TO T X FLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I S PAGE I t , O P T X PUB­ LIC REC O R D S O F SEM NOLE COUNTY. FLO RIO A oA/a 132 Sandahaood Way. Longwood. TL 32750 DATED toto 20to doy d March, 2002. Ao C ton d odd Cowl By C ocaia V E k a m AaDapW yCton Subnahadby: F a te r IG d t z . P. A S to rm 1370 Uadruga Araruo Cord Qabkaa. Ftondo 33149 (306)802-4110 PuMah March 3 1 .2 0 0 9 and Aprl 7, 2002 C A M NO: 01 CAM * 14 W FT MORTGAGE COMPA76ES MV* HOMEBANC MORTOAOE CORPORATION PUUNT1FF VS. RONALD J. PARKS. # U I M ANO IF OEAO. T X UNKNOWN ■ F O U S E , H E I R S , DEVISEES. GRANTEES. A88JOXES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN NTEREST sv, THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAMBT RONALD J. PARKS; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RONALD J. PARKS, r ANY) JOHN DOC ANO J A X DOC AS UNKNOWN TEN­ ANTS M POSSESSION DCFENOANTIS) NOT1CS OF NOTICE IS X R EB Y GIVEN pw■uoM to a Orifar rooaMig aoH dotod Word! IB, 2002*r*d«d to C M Caoo X 01 CA 284 14 W d M Chad Court d te H TH JudtoM Chad to and tar SEMNOLE Cocrty. SAN­ FORO. F to te I ord aal to t e Ngpaat and bod Cater tor cadi d AT WEST FRONT DOOR d te SEM­ N O U Cowdy Cowtoouaa tocatod d M l H. PARK AVENUE to SAN­ FORD. FL d 1100 AM a.m on te doy d APR IS 2002 te tototong doocitiid proparty a* ad tarto to •old Bwnmary Ftod Judgment, to­ ad; LOT 92. TIMACUAN. UNIT 18. PHASE 1 REPLAT, ACCORDING TO T X PLAT TX R EO F AS RECORD­ ED Pi PLAT BOOK 48. PAOES 12 THROUQM 18. WCUJSIYE. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DotodM*20 daydMoreh,2002. (CMCUTT COURT SEAL) KX314 M T X CMCUTT COURT OF T X IK X T IIN T N JUDICIAL CMCUTT S EM N O U COUNTY, FLORKM C A M NO. OO-111-CA-l-d OAMUtL U SWEET. b o n d too Chad Court B r C o o o l* V Elam Dapuly C lan Pubbah n PLAINTIFF e o t a U rM raay Driw SuOa 6 0 b '•* PfantobonFL 33324CARL OLSON and O IA X OLBOH MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY. M OL, CASE N a 01-C A 649-14-Q SAMUEL D. SWEET. CARL ARTHUR OLSON, T X X S A WANE OLSON. SUNTRUST BANK, N A . to at NOTICE OP SALE UFBER TAKE NOTICE tool too falntong daaenbad parcel oi rail property, to Lot 10. BkxJi L NORTH ORLAJCO FW4CHE9 SFCTION 6, eccordng to ti* ptel thereof, m recorded h Pin Booh 12. Pago SS, d too Pubte Racorda d SonWioto County, Ftortdo. more cornmonfa hnooto ooa ( w w iiifn B n oea, rrrm t apnnge, Ftondo 32708 ihal bo odd to too Ncpad and bod Courtly Cowtoouaa. 301 N ote P a n Aranuo. S o rte d , Ftondo, to too trad her* door to t l 0 0 a m , on Apr* 23. 2002. Tha a d o wd bo made pwauont to o Arnondod Ftod Jw lgniai* d Foroctoaw o d d o d March 21. 2002 MARYANX MORSE. CLERK MAR 71 3002 CLERK OF T X CIRCUIT COURT By FU h K ng MICHAEL A PAASCH, ESQUIRE MATEER A HARBERT. P A 223 E fldanaon S h a d . SuOa 600 PO Boa 2884 Orlando. FL 3 2 002 Phono 1407)423-9044 Tddax- (407)423-2019 Ftondo Bar No 882808 PubOah March 31. 2 0 0 2 and Apr* 7. 2002 KK213 t x em eurr c o u r t OF T X EIG H TH NTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT IN AMD FOR S E M N O U COUNTY. FLOtolOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 0 1 -262* CA DIVISION 14- W BANK O X . NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE F.K'A T X FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO. AS TRUSTEE. RICHARD F SMITH III. to d . NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauar* to a Fold Judgmam d Mortgage Foroctoawo ddod March 21. 2002 and ar*arad to Co m NO 01 CA 262S d too b o o t Cowl d too EIGHTEENTH Jw tcral C h a d to and tor SEMINOLE Cowity. F t o t e • tw a in BANK ONE. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE MCA THE FIRST NATIONAL BAMC OF CHICAGO. AS TRUSTEE, to t e PVunhlt and RICHARO F SMTH. III. PATRICIA NELSON SMITH; CON­ SEC O FINANCE SERVICING COR­ PORATION F4CA GREEN TREE FINANCIAL SERVICING CORPO­ RATION. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ara t e OalandaMi. I ato tea to t e h r g w l and boat bidder tor caah at W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIOA d II 00AM onto# 2 1 d iy d May, 2002. t e lutow ng d a a e rte d property aa aal hath In u rd Find J u d g w t LOT 28. OF MARKHAM PLACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 22. PAGES 30 ANO 31. M AMD PON I COUNTY. C A M NO; *1 CAIS49 14W NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO PLABTOFF VS. C2MXSTDPXR W FEU-ETT. IF UVM O. ANO * DEAD. T X UNKNOWN SPOUSE. X IR S , DEVISEES,ORANTEES. ASSIQXEB. UENO m . CX OITORB. TRUSTEES ATE) ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN 94TEREST BY. TFMOUGH UNDER OR AGAINST O M S TO P X R W. PELLETT IF ANY. SERESA M. GLOLD * UVPKX ANO ¥ OEAO, T X UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEMS. OCVISEEB, GRANTEES. ASSiO XS. UENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. O T X R PARTIES CLAIMING AN •iTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAPrST SERESA M. GUILD; UW NONN SPOUSE OF SERESA M. QUAD. * ANY, JOHN DOE AND J A X DOE AS LMLNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION. DCFENOANTIS) NOT1CS OF NOTICE a HEREBY GIVEN pwaura* to o Swnmory Fnd Judgmot* d Faractooura ddod Moreh 21* 2002 ontorad to CM Coo* X 01 CA 2649 14 W d t e Chad Court d t e 1STH JwSrtd Chad to and tar S EM N O U Courry. SANFORO. FtoniK I X 0*8 to te Nghod and bad bitter tor caah at AT WEST FRONT DOOR d te SEM NOU Cow*yCow9»u** tocatod d 301 N PARK AVENUE to SANFORO. FL. d 11.00 AM am on te 23rd doy d proparty aa aal torth to laid summary rviaf juaymem. i m c LOT la SLOCK 32 TOWNSITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN FLAT BOOK 2. PAQE(S) 54 THRU 56. OF T X PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM NOU COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dotod n o doy dMAR22.2002. (CMCUTT COURT SEAL) C l e n d t e C h a d Court By: RutoKtog Deputy Cton PubOahto: T X SEM N O U XR A LD T X LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J . STER N . P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 S . Umvervfy Drtra SuOo 300 Ronldton, FL 33324 (9 8 4 )2 3 3 6 0 0 0 01-7973WNCM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH T X AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, porton* n t h ila ib d a ii noodto g o tp o c id Kporrmodobon ibouU oontod COURT ADMM5TRAT10N. *1 te SEM N O LE Cow ry Cowtoouaa d 4 0 7 6 8 8 - 4 2 7 7 .1 6 0 0 1 8 8 6 7 7 1 (TOO) or 1 6 0 0 * 8 8 6 7 7 0 . Pubtah March 31. 2002 did Aprl 7. 2002 KK209 9 4 TX C M C U T COURT O f TX 1 8 TH ju d i c i a l T X SEM INO U X R A L D T X LAW O FFICES OF DAVIO J STER N . P J L . ATTORNEY FO R i < ( 9 8 4 )2 3 3 8 0 0 0 0I6 M M (F M )F T N M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH O iSA B ItrnE S ACT, poraono onto l u C t o n naadtog a ap od d acccmmoddton rhodd c c r * M COURT ADMNISTRAnON. to te SEM N O U Courtly Cowtoouaa d 407688 -1 2 2 7 . 1 6 0 0 S 3 8 6 7 7 1 (TOO) or 1 6 0 0 6 5 5 6 7 7 0 . «to Ftortoa Rd oy 8 * n t e . Pubtah-Monto 31, 2002 and April 7. 2002 n ett 2002 K K 2I0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1»TH JUDICIAL CMCUTT. otoormaa a delatJI ad b* antand agomd you far te n * d domondad U InB rf. mC»nl(WurT:. j iiihji_I .■■ «1 WITNESS my hand and to * ood d toto cow l on Moreh IS. 2002. Moryotmo Afatao. Otortt d t e Court Rooamary Homtoon Dapuly Clark Pubtoh: March 24, 31. 2002 and Apr* 7 .1 4 . 2002 K K It t ■4 T X CMCUTT COURT OP T X EKtoTTUHTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT M ANO FOR [COUNTY. C/UB N a 9MMM9646EIMV M X : T X MARRIAGE OF CANOCE P FREEMAN. LARRY W FREEMAN. NOTICE ST PUBLICATION TO: LARRY W FREEMAN IR u U lu jia 1 C A M NO: 01 CA 1T3 14 L TRUSTEE POFIIlbE CERTIFICAri HOLDERS OP T X MORTGAGE BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATE. SEFttES 2001X20. FLAMTIFF VS. PERRY L PEAKE. E TA L. DEFENOAHT(S) NOTICE OP ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SIRV1CS TO: TOOO HILL. UNKNOWN SPO U SE O r TOGO HAL and MARK WADE, • h o e e r a a te n e e ■ wtonoam ■ ho/lharthoy b * K in g ; and ■ hatohdtoay be daad, t e wtonoam to b * dead or a K * . and o l paraei hovtog or ctomtoig to hovo ony rig *, tide or Intar a n In t e property ttoocrfaod to t e mortgage being ^ T O U A X HEREBY NOTIFIED to d on ocOcn to toroctoo* ■ mongogoon too todamng propertyLOT 27. BLOCK 3 0 . 4TH SECTION DREAMWORLD. ACCOROtoTO TO T X PLAT T X R E O F . AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 99. PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA h a * boon Mad agomd you and you o r* rotpdad to to rv * a copy d yow e a t e n ditonaao. * any. on DAVIO J . STERN. ESQ PlotoMTi attorney, whoao addreee to SOI S Unrardry Drtva 1500, Plantabon. FL 3 3324 on or M o r a (no tolor toon X day* Item t e d al* d to* Aral publcabon d tor* none* d action | and t e t e on gn d into t e dark d toto court attoar b ato n aarvico on PtoindTa aitomay w romadalary toaraaBar. otoartnaa * d datd tad b * aniatad agamal you •or t e i * M demandad m t e cumptor* or peObon Mad harem WITNESS my hand and t e aod d ton Cowl d S E M N O U Cowity. Ftondo. tola doy d MAR22 2002 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O f T X CIRCUIT COURT BYRutoKing DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES O f DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION, a 33324 0264394/CSL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. panona into d e d to n e * naadmg a ap oad accommodaoon ahotAd contact COURT AOAilABSTRATION. Ot te SEMINOLE County Cowtoouaa al (407)868-4227. 1800-9886771 (TOO) W 1 8 0 0 9 5 5 (7 7 0 . vto Florida R ally Sam oa THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUBUSMED O X E A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE W EEKS PUBLISH IN.THE SEMINOLE XRALD Pubtoh M irth 31. 2032 and Apr* 7. 2W 2 KX208 IN T X CMCUTT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT, *4 AND FOR SEMNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FILE NO. 02-268CP NORO L JOHNSON. Waal Havan Bapiwi Church. Vernon G Read. A . Robert M Read. C. Eugene ttobday. Cheryl U hato. I I i U i i Lake. Robert A. Shubort. andTharaaaM Taylor, NOTICE O f ACTION TO UT Hobart A Shubart RaaaM rc* Unknown, bul whoa* markng addrau ia. P O Boa 20871. Chartoalon. SC 29413 YOU ARE NOTIFIED to d an acoun 1 Ifw w tnC B unwowni YOU ARE XR EBY NOTIFIED tid a PoMkm far Otoookdon d Momog* hoo boon Nod ond commenced in toto Cowl and you on roqdnd to aorva tcopy d yow nrten arlrnaao, ■ any. to a on ALAN J. ELKINS. ESOUME. ahomoy lor Polllonor. CANDICE P FREEMAN, erhoo* addrooo to 2101 W td Commorod B M . Bu m 8400, Fort Uudanfato. Florida 33309 and X M origrtd won t e otortt d t e above rhrtad Cowl on or bdora Aprt 17. 2002: agalnd you tor t e r * * d prayod far h T X node* aha* bo puMahod one* In t e SEMMOU XRALD. WITNESS my hand and t e aod d ad d court t i Santord. Som todo Cowny. Ftortdo toto 13TH day d MARCH. 2002 A TRUE COPY C h a d Cow l S o d MARYANNE MORSE Ao Ctork, C h a d Court. StoTtmcto County. Ftortdo By Salanda Pooploo DopWy Ctork ALAN J . ELKINS. E S Q U IX 2101 W td Comrrwrad B M . Su m 8400 Fort U u tan tato . Ftortdo 3 3309 ( 9 5 4 J 7 3 3 1 3 X (407)930-1177 The ab o v * to to b* pubkahad m SEMINOLE HERALO. P O Boa 1897. S a d o n t Flonda 32772-1687. Phono (4 0 7 )3 2 2 -2 8 It Pubkah: Moreh 2 4 . 3 1 . 2002 and Aprt 7 . 1 4 .2 0 0 2 KX189 em eu rr, U S. BANK XTIO N AL ASSOCUtolOH. NQT IN R S in d iv id u a l Ca p a c it y , b u t a s e c a u COMPLAINT FOR APPOINTMENT OF SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE haa boon Bad agomot you ond you ora rogjhod to oorvo a copy d yow artlon dofai to**. 9 ony. to 8 on Nord L Johnoon, Eagan NORO L JOHNSON. PA. 106 Ead Church Shad DoLand, FL 32724 on or baton Apr* M , 2003. bid te te ongtod tadt te dor* d toto court d te r baton* aarrtoa on PtorndTi M T X CMCUTT COURT OP T X 1IOWT1ENTH JUDICIAL CMCUTT M ANO FOR (E M N in U COUNTY. FLORIOA M AMD FOR [COUNTY. FLORKM O CXR AL BiTMB CMCUTT COURT O P TX 1 8 TH JO TK M L CMCUTT, M ANO FOR H M N O U COUNTY, C A M NO; 01 CA 1033 14 W FIR ST HATONW K* MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS STEVEN C. BORDEN AOUA STEVEN CHARLES BO RD ER IF UVINQ. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPO U SE. H EIRS. DEVISEES.GRANTEES. A SSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL O T X R PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST STEVEN C BOROEN A/K/A STEVEN CHARLES BO R ­ DEN; UNKNOWN SPO U SE O f STEVEN C BOROEN A/K/A STEVEN CHARLES BOROEN. IF ANY; JOHN DOE ANO J A X DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSESSIO N DCFENOANTIS) NOTICt OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS X R E B Y GIVEN pw•uor* to * Swnmory Ftod Ju d gn w * d Foradoaw# d ead March 2 1 .2 0 0 2 entered n C M b a a No Ol CA 1033 14 W d t e C h a d Court d t e 18TH J u d a d b a d to and tor S E M N O U County. SANFORO. Ftortoa. I a d aa* to t e ragrad and beat Carter tor caah d AT WEST FRONT DOOR d t e SEMNOLE Cowry Courthoua* tocatod d 301 N PARK AVENUE n SANFORO. FL. at 11 0 0 AM a m on t e 2 3 day d Aprt 2002 t e M o w tog d aae rte d proparty aa i d lotto n ad d Sunmary Ftod Judgment, to­ ad: LOT * 2 . LONQOALE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO PI PLAT BOOK 1X PAGE 8 8 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM INOU COUN­ TY. FLORIOA Datod tore day d MAR22. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) M a ry a m Moral C la n d t e b o d Cowl By RutoKtog Deputy C lan Pubtoh r t THE SEMINOLE HERALD T X LAW O f F C E S OF DAVIO X STER N . P A . ATTORNEY FO R PLAINTIFF 801 S U n w a r y D m * S id e 500 Plantanon. FL 3X124 (9 8 4 )2 3 3 8 0 0 0 0 1 -70784( FfM ) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. panona wto W aaMom naadknQ1• y f* M TMTtoy)iftryi i /vxiM contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al te SEMINOLE County Cowtoouaa d -U 7 6 8 3 4 2 2 7 . 16 0 0 9 5 5 * 7 7 1 (TOO) or t 800-983-8770. vi* Ftondo Raaay S a m e * Pubtoh March 31. 2002 and Apr* 7. L ecals CASE NO. »> (lam OOP*206 JOAHNE. J . WKUAA49-9ANKS >And1 ‘ * T nV ALTOMO DCMAR BANKS. NOTKa OF ACTION T G ALTOhOO DCMAR BANKS 4123 Plan Ortv* TMorvQA 31794 YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod d i oedon ho* boon Nod ogotod you and toot you ara ragUrad to oorvo a copy d HOW rd m (fall! Ilia , •ony; to don JOANNE J. WILLIAMS-BANKS, •boa* oddrota * 412 S « Carlo* Annua. Sankord, Ftortdo 32771 on or bdora APRIL it. 2002, raid te te ortgtod wrto te Ctork d toto Cowl d X I N Pan Av* . Santoro. FL 32771-1243 baton aervtca on PNOonor or Immailotoly tooradtor ■ y o i fad ta do oo, • datotd may b* demanded to te c iM un. Ccptoo d a l court deewnanu to toto cow, todulng order*, an ovalabla d t e Clan d t e Chcud Court's cdto* You may nvtow toow *xuYou mual keep t e C ton d t e Chcud C ow faO rilc* notted d yow currant ad d n a * (you may Na d Currar* A d d ***. Honda Family Farm 12.915). Future paper* In toto lorvtut wd b * marled to t e on record al t e d a n ’s oMce WARNING RW# 1 2 2 9 8 . Ftondo Family Law RWoa d Fadun to comply can reeu * to sanoOorw. todwkng damraaal or itratog Qf plgiUlfllfJI DATED; MARCH 13. 2003 MARYANNE MORSE c u m OF T X CIRCUIT COURT By Nancy R W ntor Dapuly Cton Pubkah March 1 7 .2 4 .3 1 ,2 0 0 2 and Apt* 7. 2002 KK122 NOTICE OP S A U PUBLIC AUCTION IN PURSUANT TO FLORIOA STAT­ U E S 7 1 3 7 8 THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOLD AT PUDI X AUCTION ON TUESDAY A PR S. 23, 2003 AT t a x AM AT CO RTES TOWING SERVICE. 245 ORANGE AVE LONG WOOD, FLORIOA. THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUARANTEE. SELLER R E SE R V E S T X RIGHT TO BID BtOOING STA RTS AT AMOUNT OWED FO R TOWING ANO STORAGE. VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR TO S A U FORM OF PAYMENT IS CASH O R CASHIERS CXCK. 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Probate CMabn. toe aittaaa d aMch la 301 N. Fad Avarua. Sanford, Ftortoa J27711201. Tin narnaa and adtoaaaaa d toe pananaf npraaaraatua a rt m ONLY 4.5* PER COPYItll Ordtoanaaa h M are avatoda In •• Car CMta (Moe bnaatom 27—Nursery * Child NOTE; W A PERSON DCCIOCS TO APPEAL ANY DECISION U A D I BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON­ SIDERED AT THM MEETING OR HEARING. H i OR SHE W LL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEED* MGS. ANO THAT. FOR EUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OP THE PROCEEONOS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL B TO BE BASED. FLORI­ DA s t a t u t e s jaeotos. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDMG ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OP THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COOROMATOR AT LEAST 4S HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MCETwa AT 407-SSS-I4M. CITY OP LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Card A. Foator, Dry Dam DATED; Aprf 1,1001 Pubbdt A p ril. 2002 Then CaB Ue About Flyers C are 61— M o n e y to Lecals We Have a Why Thu Can Cut That Com InHad! THE BEMMOLE HERALD AOVERTWNO OCPT 407-322-M il DIVORCE s99.00 1 &tt#d by THAT CERTAIN Iff UTILITY ANO DRAINAGE EASEMENT LYING BETWEEN LOTS 2 0 AND 21 SAMFORD CENTRAL PARK PHASE II AMENOED ACCOR OINO TO PLAT BOOK 34 PAGES ». 9, AND 10. L E S S THE NORTH ANO SOUTH 10 FEET THEREOF. PUBLIC REC O R D S SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cay Commtsaion d vie C ay or Santord. Florae CynVaa P o u r. Dapdy CXy Clato P u b ** Aprt 7. 2002 PltotonApd 7. 2002 Luno nama aitn Via Dtvtaion ol Cofpotaaoni, T a lalm aaa. F X n Ja . n aan n to n ca «ah m (myiucna ol m# F ttilto u i Noma Slatutaa toW XSacbon 333 09. Fiona* S u u « 1991 AD Sm n Pubfcah Ann 7, 2002 LL0Q2 uad item brm to arm ix a i a Inal daemon la m ad * by tha City Commauon. C opna ol Vn Otdnancaa «i Ad ara a>a4abH in V n Cay Clar* i Ornca lor ravnw NOTE IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY IFMOU32X4MUA7323) 1938 TOYOTA W riter A C R O SS 1 Yucky fare 5 Piggy bank donations 10 Foil cousin 14 SUme 15 G et going 15 Roentgen discovery 17 Yes to farm aid I 16 Model 20 Reddish brown 21 Dorothy's ORDINANCE NO tOM AN ORDINANCE O F THE CITY OP LAKE MARY. FLORIOA AMENDING CHAPTER 113 OF THE COOE OF ORDINANCES ENTITLED SUBDIVI­ SION REGULATIONS. AMENOINQ APPENDIX D PUBLIC UTILITIES. AMENCHNO SECTION 12 MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS FOR NEW UTILITIES. AMENDING SECTION 73 DESIGN STANDARDS; AMEND­ ING SECTION 74 STANOARO REQUIREMENTS. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY. AND EFFECTIVE OATE ORDINANCE NO 1037 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OP LAKE MARY. FLORIDA AMENDING CHAPTER 113 O F THE COOE OF ORDINANCES EMTTTLEO SUBDIVI­ SION REGULATIONS. AMENOINQ APPENOIX E FIRE PREVENTION REGULATIONS. P R O V O N C FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY, ANO EFFECTIVE DATE ORDINANCE NO 1033 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA AMENDING CHAPTER 133 O F THE COOE OF ORDINANCES ENTITLED SUBDIVI­ SION REGULATIONS. AMENOINQ APPENCHX G. SWIMMING POOL REGULATIONS, PROVIDING FO R CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY. ANO EFFECTIVE DATE Tin Public H aving wft ba hakl In v n C om m aaon CHarrtoara, 100 N County Club Road. Laaa Mary. T in PubAc ■ nviiad to anand and ba t h is c o m m is s io n w it h RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON­ SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR MEARINO. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PRO C EED »K JS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PU R­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE WHICH RECORD INCLUDES I HE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE a p p e a l IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES Ten o i o s PERSO N S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE PR O ­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT Addanda MormaVcr to M o avaiabto on N Coudy’a Wob Paga. For totormabon on any ol thv Saminda County BCC protveto. 00 dagraaa 4 0 I T W along aaid E bovtoary hrn d Vn SW 1/4 ol Vn SW 1/4 70 Off to t n N FVW trn ol Dagraaa OS M * W 401 33': Vnnca N 49 daftraas 40/42* E 4 * 7 0(7; Vwnca S 3 7 daoraaa 3 9 29* E 193 9 9 ’; V n n ca N 32 dagraaa 0 0 3 1 * E 2 3 0 71; to Vn POINT OF BEGIN­ NING. c o m m a Vnnca N 3 2 dagraaa O ffJl* E 771 S 3’ to a p a ra on a a t- b a n g on V n WTy WW N n d a t o r a a a d Sarrwwto Wooda boutovard and b a a n N 62 dagraaa 4 7 3 7 * E torn t n cantor d aard curva; thanca S ly along (aid WTy (VW Ina and Vn arc ol U D curva Vvou9> a capital <ngn ol 27 dagraaa 14 0 9 3301X7 to * n We Will Print A Deliver For You To Our Reeder* For Only 9«ACopyll L en d DATED Vua MAR 23 2002 MARY ANNE MORSE CLERK O f COURT By; R d h K aig Aa Daouiy Clara (SEAL) PuMcaVon ol OM nouca on Ap d 7, 1 4 .2 0 0 2 . 22 Kind of co ffee or tea 23 Devious o n es 25 Flower part 27 Toast type 30 Ten nessee team 33 Uh-uh 36 Sky bear 38 T he German state 39 Bobby of the Bruins 4 0 Y es to a medical break­ through) 42 Chiang foe 43 Native New Zealander 45 Eroded 4 6 H .S. exam 4 7 Goodnaturedly mischievous 49 Country music's Tucker 51 Sci-fi's Asimov 53 Strike out 57 Item for a ' WHO nB 4 4 Italian rice dish 4 4 Mouth parts 4 4 Laundry slipper 6 2 Like shiny floors 4 3 Landed 6 4 Y es to school account­ ability I 6 4 Coagulate 6 7 T u en n ’ car­ toonist Qreg 6 6 It may follow what 6 9 Casino Lady” horserace Final Four letters Saloon offer­ ing Alaska port Type of historian Y e s to eye exam s! Invisible emanation Galileo's birthplace Rip apart 31 32 7 0 Plot a new route 71 You may put It lower than dirt DOWN 1 Jr. wannabes 2 Actress Sophia 3 Endangered layer 4 Honey Bun or Snookums, 32 34 35 37 40 41 PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER n n n r r n r nr F n n w >1ham n n n R E. Lee’s outfit Engrave Intf. peace­ keeping 8 Step heavily 9 Mason assistant 1 0 Make amends for 11 Yes to insurance paperwork! 1 2 With the VOTE YES!** By Lynn Lim pet 1 2 3 4 14 17 t^ j 20 23 Suita N-301. Santord. Ftortoa 32771. (4 0 7 )3 3 3 -4 2 2 7 . wiffvn 2 aortong ■1s ' 28 130 " l caadinga ahould conlacl Vn Sarnnoto County Pori Authority n affranca d Vn (mating. al (407) 322- J AO OffOO* W 2 0 0 Off. V n n ca N 3 0 dagraaa 4 7 4 9 W 3 4 3 2 0 toal to t n 40 angagad in Duarnsa al 2 3 3 0 W S la la Road 434. Longaood, FL DATED MAR 28. 2 0 0 2 Sacnon 283 0 1 0 3 F lu id * Slatutoa Oalad al Santord. Sam noto Courty, Ftortoa V n la l d i y d A p r l 2002 AD Sarrwion C W iry Purl Autnoory By- MuDiaM Good, Chairman A it«t Bob R Douglas, SacraUry PubfaA Apr! 7 ,2 0 0 2 LL049 L <S 82 83 00 01 1 ■ 88 i r h_ walk 5 7 Word with Ice or six 5 6 First name In swimsuit supermodels 6 0 Garden soil 61 Sicilian landmark 6 5 Clairvoyant's talent "p ■ f 5 * A M ' i �C all 322-2611 S em inole Herald C lassified Dept. To Place Your Ad er Sunday. A p ril 7.2002 P a g e 5 B 71—H elp Wanted wonurtu** Im d t m . c m Ftortda Dept of AgriwkM 1 Carauw Sanest at MO-U67383 «r FTOHELP tor LOrvtolourVWbkto 71— H e l p W a n t e d 71— H a p W a n t e d 71— H e l p W a n t e d l a b o r e r s NECOCO tor unoerorouno U T E JT Y C O N TR A C TO R M A U N I -------- U a t o i n n p o U R a ton* of trea atom Expdonly need apply 4078238441 SaatNLnatxntoyi axcatorx banadta, 401K, Mad-aurg att>preferred WR Ireh. Fox nauna 407-3238622. m iH t o lip W M M I iFrortPetoCWk. CM4O7-444-KP0! L***IXXDks. 407-322-8133. Time Weekend Deek Clarke. Apply Port Tkna finery 4 Onto Houm 201 N. Town* Road. to peraonto •n Oreup Automaton Bya4 a w it •eeKijg nTjouciKMi u pa tiB ri at SarYortj location tor 1aL 2nd S M thdt. RaqH.S.<*ptoma*axp.prel. 2664 JawaO Lana, Sardord, FL EO EM lFA W Experience a mutt • M o yA na . Soma B n M i. Fax 4078934710 or C al 407-3300000 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ♦★ ★ ★ A Wantod Wortrerel A arrwd Do Ad oompdny had refedraa hard work* S d a ili— f * — 8 i tox-i-a. ---Macnamcai mmmf—■ an fsaaeoMiif ■ muat Can laam a ireda • gal paid tool I WM Trahl Mutt hava kanaportodon to Oanav* area. For kdarvtoto 407-3488861, Drug Fraa 93—Rooms For R ent WiMiVUUffALT $30.00 Off Initial Sarvlca With This Ad “Offices Coast to C oasf Since 1954 TOLL C0UECT0RS LakeMary/LakeJessup tU'LM T u l n k n a ( k U raw i raining ■r in vacaiwn Background t Drag Screen w -s W r a i ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ S i — f— i — i — j— * 407 •460 Non non thnfcar, no dnjga. 407Fountoh Lodga d Sardoid haa apadal ratoa tor dady. waakty. 4 S day accommodaaona. Cad 407330313613238040 tor W ry ntoa, vary ctoan km im. Maw»y ramottotod. M ud, e a b to .«, hdry, phona, fcrtch uaa, aac. dr. reaidant ownar. prtvala anlianci t reoldngl Only drug frea naad apply: 407-3307373. Ream For Rantt Privato antranca, weahecMryer. HOOtok Lake Am to Santofd 407808-7003 97—Apartments Furnished ■business or services for as little as KLOO per da ) 322*2911 to speak to a Classified Representative 2 9 4 -P a i n t i n g Al Home wpto*. Kfehari BaTv CMto 4 Wiring, Much more. Cal tar Free Eadmate. Ucanaad 3 Inaured. EiceBanl Refs. CM Mfce 1407474-6427 s»» 40 Yre Local Expart x m —. , « . ... a noma, p u m b i i . naicncB Ue. Ina. 300774-5280 ■ ■-------- ti. -x 279-H a u u n c 'Dabrtaf Oaanouta-BniahT 2 4 0 -B o a t R e p a ir IR5 5 B 5 5 5 P : Same* a Rapa* la dUQNUCBuatoeaa to 4 Traiar Racak* f^C a rtfcd TbcreXctona rtvlarotoeer A|-w U B fa I,, «*--*» >1, || t i *. i r f h i e p , a i r j a r v N o o n -4to Exl 62 * Pori of Santord (407)384-0011 U JU W aT Baal Any Pried----------407-686-6636 Junk Haudngtl Junk HauRngll Anything Haulad Away. Conetmcbon, Oaraga Ctoan out*. HautodFreab Wkbealanyiwinan " a. 407-324-3040 6 9 -C l e a n in o S e r v ic e s ------ BiTZCHAM— W* OOar The** Sarvtoaa HUM Samoa « CMtoa Ctoartng •Preaaure WoWioq 407-331•0713 NEAT-H-T1DY 4 0 7 -3 3 4 -1 1 7 7 HM M stfld * Commercial Ask A irait Out Specials! i Ho idltoip* uceneeo, ocncwa. irwurw, Dependable. Honeel Seminole Oxxify 407-332-01*7 ■I il - --------- * iH -------- . - -X .i- -----------a 271-C o n st r u c t io n 2 8 1 -H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t CHARLES D. (Dan) W LLEA. r. CBC0S72S5, Rea/Comm, rapair. I larmna rapafc. 407-320-1741 jiP a k rtn g By Ruaaeff Pahra 40 Yre Local Expart Uc.lna.3B8-774-6290 2 8 2 -I n t e r n e S e r v ic e P r o v id e r s PrtmanalUSA.nal R A M , LEVEL and REPAIR STRUCTURES For E^wrt Advice cal (407)044-0330 ,)Lall14fiM m r* or Bring 1 and Ra F R U t W* taalura (aat raaabta 58k dial up accaaa wah nabonwtda coverage, Why pay more? Cad ua « l (388) 880-5240. or triad ua on tha wab at: Fiaa Eatonatoa, LkYha. Mck Kotxpanfck* (308)4601177 » -7i2 9 5 -P a S A A S G A L S V C S n t p n l , i___i pm ^p Adopton, Drvorca, Divorce Moclficabon, Power cf Attorney. WUa. Bankruptcy, Nam* Changk, Odter Senrieee AMiatrie Cad Lynda or Laura 407-321-3383 3 0 0 -P r e s s u r e C l e a n in g FraaaaLLkAnai Safe 4 Affordable. 407-331-4133 Presets* Ctosnmq cnarrxcai h o o t meaning (No praaaura, u la way toetoaneroof) Fiaa EaUmataa, Uc/tne. Nek Kourpanda (308)4301177 3 0 1 -R o o f in g ALLmaMhodftkd Spedakihg in rerooflng 8 rapaxa 407-322-1828 Uc# RC 0060888 2 7 2 -D e l t v e e y S e r v ic e s The Cradar'a Eye Protaaalonal lanrtraa k» IBS E. Iff St Sanford, rvtoea, furry C al 4078028848 274-Doc G r o o m in g 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v ic e s B o b 's Law n Se rvice C omnverc ltim aakfenfltf Traah Ramoval 8 Hauling LM d Wan Trimming 407-332-4at 1 (Offtca) 407-403-2111 It ((Mobile) "Coaihi'A T B e 1313 9. Parti Ara. Santofd 407-302-5000 Unique OUT BouO qut 2 7 5 -D rywall Dry Wall ‘ Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Ropcomll 407-322-6338 L/l 27 7 -F ence Clank: Faroe Company Serving You Over 50 Yaan Wto Oekvari We MwuXactura Wood. P «1 l FW Fence HodMda <haW r* Fanca-Bonn! n Board-Shadow Box Cad For Fraa Eitvruis (407) 331-0705 330 Dog Tra d Rd. Longvwod C A M Lawn lartrtca ReaHantial | C$ rnmefr 111 Lawn Cursng Chaapaal In town! 8432 or 407-3208738 3 0 8 -T h e r a p e u t ic M assage Anion Cantor tMMOOeOIS Karen ChaBaraon LMT. IMA0014401 1400 S Park Am ., Sardord 407-3308807 181— A p p u a n c e s h F u e n it u e e F o r S a l e IFFORDiBlE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES Great locaflcn on 1782 n Sanford 3.000 total aq R. hdudee 1.000 aq n CHA odlca space. Concrete ttodk m h4rn6ito doors. Buidtog In great condNton. 17 parking spaces. D e a r Is mokvatodl C el ^ t c e Scort, Realtor. 407814-4014__________ 1 KING SER TA poahjrepeckc eel, rimer wad. Coal I2K. eel (298. Can deiver. 407-70*8894. pore rstsr an in i it o ia s c t o k i toahar pockats, one Sxhprkna MMk never used, sol In Creto. Can dekver 4 sal up. Coat (5 A aal tor (1680 407-7098608. 15 3 — A c r e a g e L o t F o r iptoea Ivhg more >4to. tobnc, (880 S ptoea paao a t 988 oomputor tabto 4 printer tabto. (40. Cal evening# after 630. 407820-1845. Haora fe la HO 000 f tuntvci fynd OW nto. Stnford: Lovely 28R apt. axe. area, cabto TV. Seeking mature todhridual or couple, no Utoken or pata.t12(Vwk.or t45CYmo*|250 aac dap. Leap# 407-321-3736. 99— A p a r t m e n t s • U n f u r n is h e d MARINER‘8 VILLAGE LAKE ADA 1 BOntA 5440440. 2 80M I. tSHMta AM) UA Sa le It 16 BA: New Root. Ceramic Tie. 11x21 Sc Ponh. Poti on Over 174 Acre. (86.000 Over 1/4Acre 3 M 1 •MTeUv.tku apfto heevty ka*d Prtoad torqukk aato. (84 goo 4 M TEA : O m t 1100 Sq a Uc Oto, Fam Rm W/Fkaptaca. Deck, Oaraga ( t 02.BOO 3*R 1J BA; Now Root. Carimk: Tie, Sc Porch. Over 1400 Sq FI. Mealy Lardacapad Pool Fancad (104 900 Cuatom SR 4RR3RA: Over 2500 Sq FtLJv. Din. Fam Rm. 22x48 Sc P od and Spa. 3 Car Oar. Over 1/3 acre. 1250.900. Cuetom S44 BR 2 BA: Over 2300 Sq F t Lkc Dto. Fam Rm. 32x32 Sc FYxL 2 Car Oaraga an O w 17 Acre $210,900. PAUL OSBORNE - v m i i I’ h o p ) m u • III. I.M 1754 DELTONA 10 acrea. Ideal tor mchti homaada. horses, catlto, terming or nurseryl Zoned agricudurel. •4.900/ACRE. Sm. down wtownar llnanca. (04-7*7-1773 or (04-7*7- Vtondyl L n -1 4 4 tU L on 4-1 Acrea Waat o tl-4 . Asking (110800. 6 / 407-321-0759 3/1 iptol nsgytxahixxl toga tamly rm 4 dating rm comtxnatton. Flraplaca, all appllancaa stay, hckjdng refrigerator, dshwaahar, AC brand naw. k yardtancad. ■pnrtoer* (72.000.407Of 407-321-0089 Hanford 3BR 2 B A . large oomar tot. old Mayfair nalgfitiorhood s i- x . ^j . . i. i _ |— 1 roew/Ty re m o o o w K i l (175.000. 407 354 9932 Smad pat vretooma. Cedar Creak Apia 407-4248334 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d 38TV2BA For Sato With Down Paymt. Aulatanca Avadahto. Cheaper hen rent). Tha Afforded “ 407-3218333 Sanford: 4/2. kka naw aa tow aa (882mo. Brulaad cradH. LEASEPURCHASE considered 1600 EAofl Do tookl 4078963152. Sanford: Pool homa. 4/2, aknoat 1 acre tt, LA F K OR. CeredAC, new «toq>*t, ini*. rrmf, oppn porch. P«mt thru, No doting cott, (2600 di, (750/mg 407-7860868 . Town houaa 2/2.5, axcaltont nalghbothaod pool. He. new paint 6 carpet Ca« 407-474-3834. Seringa: 36R/2BA. 837 l CL n Tha HUWrda. Wktor front 4 go* course view. *168,600. By appt onfy, 4078968328. Traa Samca-Natl Fhn Crew Laadara. Trea Trknmare Top Pay. BanaOta. Drug Fraa, DC reo.EO E LaadaTrea Sarvtea Inc. 1-8003338737 3 18— W e l l D r il l in g Sartotd 1/2. eel to kltohen. new *Cp4srts*. new fswfcr ptoThg (^tod community. amanWaa, 187,500. 407-323-5032 Bad: Black von canopy bad with l* x y 4m pAoatop aal Never ueed 407-402-2778. 2000 Fleetwood 1,478 sq ft 3BR/2BA dan, vasdtod catoigt, Iota of storage, ntoa park wkh poet or can mom to your tot C adng tone 4 gmton U l 181000 407824-1418 Backoom: 7 pc CHERRY WOOO 4 poator bad. a i dom UXad. drasaar wriri-mirror chest , regM stand, unuaad. sM to bo*. Coal 15k, sal (I860 Stotfi badoon avakbto 407709-5890. Bade, loeatod toSanford orhnperkc tom eatt vrih Syr warrarar. Twto (76, U (90, reman tDS, torn (176 “ 407uaad. can datoar. 407-402-2778. 38*10mobiehome, toadied Firm , partly kxret carpeted, caOng tana, naw U3M new A C . Lnrateil rt Town 4 Couwy todA) Park. 5368 Orange Bkxt Lk Mcnoa. Atohg (17000.386 740-1088_____________________ Ltoa Couch. Lira Nh c No Screkhaa. 3 Stator. (3 0 ) Or Baal Otar 386458070104078108803 159— R i a l E s t a t e Creme tom seal (75. braaa coffee ( and tablet.! 123. lighted oak •fagare, *250. bakari rack. (26 wal ursL (6 0 .4C78208117, after 7pm. W a n te d be lu y Quean Atogpi bad wWir 1800 7539833. 191— B u il d in g M a t e r ia l s c o r r u g a te d b t h l r o o p m o tor Bam*. Boat Dock*. Shop#, aft Also Cufvarl Pipe: 18*120 (170 00/aa 18*x20 ( 202/#a. Supka Stosl I S ^p fy he. Apopka 407-293-5758. 199— Pe ts A S u m it s -------Fo rU Ja ----------------Two Dag toaoaa Meal Any SM* Da* (1 6 “ ‘ 407831 10 5 monha okl AKC naado room to u l (260 3028923. Regular Pal Jeep Mato 3 Yre. Okl A n d a O U FamXy Rad Node 11/1 Ykare Old 1600 Each C al 407893- 219— W a n t e d to Buy Lodtovg to pxnhaaaaiM total cara orpraaaix a waRiingbMkiaaa At or of ha joba, Cal Bob M 221—G ood T hings to Eat Coffee labia, and tabto 4 eota Iglaaa. (300. 407-323-19 1911 2 22— M u s ic a l In s tr u m e n ts Hauaaa, fcondoa, Comnnficlil amt |ot^ Foreclosure STOPPED, Back Pay a n ta Brought Up Ta RawcattogT W vorcadT Tenant#? Wa Can HELPtl HELPtl Any C ondHIen. Any Area, F A IT 487871-773* 191— A p p l ia n c e s h F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e 1 Luxury torn pdtowtop eel with 7 yr warrerty U *138. queen (140. king (210. Brand naw. Located to Sanford. 407-402-2778. t 2 piece Name Brand Quean p il l o w TOP Maikeea Sat Brand Nam Std In Plastic. Sacrifice (100. CanDaavsr. 407-4228848. o r t h o p e d ic Dhhg Roots 13pc. acid cherry wood. double pedwtef tnhie e/ Wei, 0 Chlppandala chaxa, burial 4 hutch, never uaad. coal (8 A aal (1296. tarver. (260 407-7098898. For Sato: Lorut Laa Paul Efechc Gutor. Excatanf corxBtoa Indudaa hard caaa (100 obre 407836 7034 223— M isc el la n eo u s Ftecher Prtre High Chair. U.C 407832-0147 4.5811 t 7 * * L O O K < 7 l> * QE Side by Sxto I ctoamng oven. Hotpoml dahwaahar *500 laka# a l WR aal aaps/atafy 3862164839 Norge Gas stove, sail clashing wsrv msx cxntoon, wha*. (150 oto Car tap canvm 12a ladws Hurty 10 spd b*s. (16.407-323-2926 4 J# II Ham Ybur Admrkifng FVars Printed 4 Ina triad to The Samtooto Harekl n O N L Y 4 .5# P E R C O P Y IIII Cal THE SEM IN O E HERALD Adverting Depl For Detail 407*322*2011 *, >rtT 1BRASS BED. QUEEN SERTA potorepadcsM4 fcarrmNever reed coal Ilk . aat B7S. Q ndaim r. 407709-5898. DOYLE S RENTALS ianto rd 1BR/1BA W/ Screened Porch (4004400 Oapoad Ovtodo; 1BFV1BA WIPordi. W/D Hook up* MaadAIr (6264600 ianf ord:3BFV 1Bath W/Farrely Room. W O HookH*#. Lg Corner b t No Pata (70Q4700 Dap. Altamonte Seringa: SBfVSBaO) w/ DU Oarage. New Paint 4 Fkxxtng. Lg Scraanad Porch (8264800 DOVLS REALTY, M C. (407) 323-3448 WE RENT 4 SELL H< Sardord 2BR houaa 1 block tom IxapfeL S125tok or SSOQIhiordv pkja (250 aac dap, 407-321-3738. 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April 7.2002 F ood A taste Rockies t ~v of the i • Colorado Fondue Company offers unique dining experience the total flavor from both methods of cooking. If you use just the granite block, your food will cook so quick­ ly you will not be able to keep up. Mountains — Upon your arrival, or at least feel you are greeted at the like it — and enjoy a door by Blake or a dining experience like hostess and if you look no other in this area. carefully over their Be transported to a tinshoulder you will see a roofed porch of a chalkboard report of Colorado log cabin snow conditions for where you devour Elizabeth local Colorado ski delicious course after Dougherty resorts. course after course of The atmosphere is unique Colorado feast. Culinary warm and inviting. I will warn you now — Capers There are sparkly lit you will not be able to ficus trees, log cabin finish the heavenly, exteriors, home made chocolaty dessert no wooden benches, tree branch­ matter how much es, and tables ideally spaced room you try to save. Did I mention that the price for this to give you privacy in an open setting. There were is so low that when you look romantic couples, laughing at your final bill you will families, friends getting swear that it is a mistake? I together — all having great did. times in an entertaining and Colorado Fondue non-rushed atmosphere. Company is the dream come Let's talk food. It is d eli­ true restaurant creation of cious and there is way too owner Blake Alders. much of it — that's a good Celebrating his 10th year, thing. Blake has stayed true to The sjla d s are real food, vision — to bring you a din­ not the usual soggy lettuce ing experience that captures and a quartered tomato. The the awe and feeling of stand­ Marinated Mushroom salad ing at the fool of the Rockies. had the coldest, freshest, Be careful not to let the crispest lettuce I have ever name fool you. This is not had. This may not seem like your typical fondue dinner. much, but when they take In addition to the fondue pot that much care with the let­ your server brings to your tuce you know they're seri­ table, there is a polished ous about quality, th e mitd block of granite that is cooks crunch of the shredded car­ at 7(H) degrees. Y'ou can rots mixed perfectly with the leisurely fondue yuur succu­ tangy marinated mushrooms lent pieces of sirloin, chicken, and the not-too-sweet rasp­ shrimp or fish (the fish is berry vinaigrette dressing. fresh every clay) or you can Fqually impressive was the cook them on the granite sur­ face. It's fast and fun. I rec­ ommend doing both. You get ot away to the snow-capped Rocky G Herald p ftcio by Tom m y V in csn t Colorado Fondue Com pany’s Mountain Mix salad is hearty enough to Do i meal This mix of cheeses, nuts chopped carrots and a real honeyJ'jon ranch-style dressing is truly enhanced by the nutty crunchy taste and texture of the sesame sticks HortkJ photo by Tommy Vlnc«nl T h e Colorado Fondue Com pany has a Rocky Mountain cabin atmosphere while offering a unique dining expe­ rience. Th e main course is a combination of two cooking styles — including the granite cooking stone. Mountain Min salad. Hearty enough to be a meal, this min of cheeses, nuts, chopped car­ rots and a real honey-dijonranch-style dressing is truly enhanced by the nuttycrunchy taste and texture of the sesame sticks. O ur ever-available but nonintrusive server. Brad brings us a cheese fondue appetizer with an assortment of bread and fruit. Although there are several appetizer choices, we put them to the test and chose the traditional blend of Sw iss Hmmenthaler and Gruyere cheeses. It was blended perfectly, smooth-nut grainy, rich and just mildly tangy. A quick warning, the cheese at the very bottom of the fondue pot is VERY hot. You may want to wait a microsecond or two before devouring every last morsel. As mention, the main course is a combination of two cooking styles, a delicate­ ly spiced fondue broth (it is chicken based but they have vegetarian on request) and the granite cooking stones (how do they heat them up to 700 degrees?). Some ol (lie entrees are: Breast ot Chicken — marinated with a blend ot Oriental and American west spices; delicately flavored Sirloin: Filet Mignon lightly seasoned with garlic and fresh pepper that mix well with the marinade. Tiger shrim p with a mildlv spicv peppery taste; and De La Mer — Blake only serves whatev­ er is fresh that day. We were there when the Mahi was fresh and it was tremendous. All meals come with mush­ room caps, mixed veggies, pasta, red-skinned potatoes to cook a la fondue. The rolls are wonderfully warm and buttery with an herb flavor that seems addictive. You become quite the mini chef as you fondue and use the hot rock. Conversation flows, as does the wine (or sparkling water) and the food actually becomes the enter­ tainment. The dipping sauces are the key to a great taste combina­ tion. There arc four and they are all great — Red Pepper, Oriental Mustard, Plum Teriyaki and Creamy Dill. 1 loved all of them and you will too (order extra Plum Teriyaki). A secret tip from Brad: fon­ due the mushroom caps, fill them with creamy dill sauce and then roast the bottom on the hot rock It's a little extra effort, but don't m iss out on this taste Are you full yet? We were but had yet to order dessert. You MUST have the dessert, even it you have to make a special irip Your choices for a chocolaty fondue dessert seem endless: Dark Chocolate Mint. Yrnaretto White L hi notate Kaspberrv White Swirl, and Pralines and Cream. Or you can create your own combinations! We had them create a Dark Chocolate Fondue accented with Raspberry Liquor. A sil­ ver tray of pieces of bananas, moist chocolate brownies, marshmallows, strawberries, pound cake, lady fingers, gra­ ham crackers, and grapes was almost too much for me to take. It was the perfect end* ing to an incredible meal. Lake it from me, if I didn't like it, I wouldn't write about it. Now 1 would like to leave you with an excerpt from Blake's Mission Statement: "Colorado is a tonic for mind and body, a bracer for the soul, a place where both daydreamer and adventurer exercise the spirit," Colorado Fondue Company — it's definitely worth the trip! Colorado Fondue Company is located at the corner of Red Bug Lake Road and S.R. 436 in the Greater Market Pla/a next to Winn Dixie. The restaurant's phone number is 407-767-8^32. ■J /rzjfJvUi Dniiv^irrfi/1- i member of the Jiile riu h o ti.il Av-Mh./dfirD) nf i u ltm rv #v u l the f!o ru i,» Re^tJiiranl . U m y ki I mj! • '’Jii- i * m rte n tlu rew iM ttng i termer bed ,tnJ hrrjlfj+l in t here *he unit h\nti 4nJ /vytii a • fe . tin Jte uvuHtf+ter* .then! hus/ hitl UmJ etiquette Iter Web *<f. iififtiirv* om �T i l l . S l M I N O l I H i RAI D Section C I n s id e : Sunday R e lig io n 4C-5C D o ris D ietrich 3C M arva H awkins 7 C April 7, 2002 Rock critters come to life under the careful strokes o f S ile r’s paintbrush Sanford/Seminole Art Association everyone. Her menagerie includes Membership Show. She also everything from turtles to parrots. received the Mayors Award at last She’s painted fish, cats, dogs, and month's Olde Lake Mary Days for hen some people find even wilder creatures, including lioas. her booth, which included both rocks on the banks of rock animals and scenic paint­ "The fun is trying to figure out just a creek or in their ings. what each rock wants to be," she backyards, they may Even with all the accolades, see a good skipping stonesaid. or land­ Siler's priority is creating Siler estimates she's painted about scape fixture. objects people enjoy. She 800 rocks during the past eight years. Not Faye Siler. When she finds a said she never takes herself Each rock takes about an hour to stone, the first image that comes to too seriously — she just paint, which varies depending on the mind is an animal — although it may loves to do her artwork. intricacies of an animal. take a few minutes to determine "You never stop learning "The hardest animal I've painted is what animal. about art and the wonderful the lion," she said. "The oddest is the Nevertheless, then the rock finally beauty of nature," she said. skunk." does tell Siler what cute creature it is, Anyone interested in Everyone has a favorite character. she grabs her paintbrushes and Siler said, however, men typically like purchasing a rock painting makes the new canvas come to life. the foxes and women like the parrots. can call Siler at 407-322"I look at a rock and almost imme­ S684. Siler's favorite rock animal is the cat. diately know what animal it is," Siler __"If anyone wanK a rock said. "It becomes obvious, as if, what u-i "It's my.favorite, because most rocks look like cats." that looks like their pet, just else could it be." Painting rocks is becoming a fami­ call me up," Siler said. "I Siler is a rock painter. From small paint little rocks and big ly tradition in the Siler family. The p eb b les to 2 0 -p o u n d ro ck s, m a n y o f nx:k.s. Actually, I Sanford artist is currently teaching tier acrylic-painted critters can be paint anything her niece, who lives in North found in gardens and yards through­ that stands Carolina, how to create her own tuck out Seminole County and the Fast critters. still." Coast. "It started as a relaxing hobby, but Siler skirted painting as a young she is now getting a clientele of her child, but it wasn't until about eight own," Siler said. yejrs ago she decided to create rock Although more people are begin­ animals. ning to recognize Siler as the Rock "I found my first rock to paint Lady, she continues with her while I was visiting Tennessee," she other forms of painting, includ­ said. "My mother-in-law thought I ing watervolor. Her work is was going to dig up the whole yard now being showcased at while looking for rocks." the Willow Tree Siler said the rock paintings were a Restaurant in Sanford. side item she took with her when "I enjoy painting attending outdoor art festivals. wildlife, and I love "1 needed a small item that people Indian stuff," she said. could purchase, and it had to be something different," Siler said. Siler's traditional It is an idea that's worked. Siler style of painting has has built a strong clientele during the enabled her to win numerous awards past few years. "There's one lady who comes to anil honors at local, state and national art Olde Luke Mary Days each year and buys live rocks each lime," Siler said. shows, including the recent Sunniland "She buys them for family mem­ Peacha Wiggins bers." Award at the Siler's collection lias an animal for By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor W Faye Siler ol Sanford begins pain ling an owl on a rock For the past oight years, she’s painted more than 800 rock critters. I �T he S eminole Herald h i e 2C Sunday. April 7,2002 R o w ell’s o n e-act ‘N egatives’ planned for Fringe Festival Steve A. Row ell's one-act, "N egatives" will be presented at the Orlando International Fringe Festival in Orlando. The event will be held in May. "N egatives" is a one-act play dealing frankly with racism. The audience is con­ fronted with two opposite individuals involved in an argument over race. An African-American man in Spring Fling Fashion Show April 12 The festival encompasses white face and a Caucasian more than 500 shows, the man in black face force the Visual Fringe — an outdoor audience to rethink their own stage with nightly concerts — view and convictions. the Fringe Frolic Parade and The Orlando Fringe Kids Fringe. Festival is a 10-day celebra­ tion of the theatrical and per­ "N egatives" will also be included in Bailiwick's forming arts held in the Directors Festival in Chicago streets, theaters and convert­ this summer. The performed office spaces in downtown Orlando. The 10th annual fes­ i-ance will be directed by Jeff Croff of Icarus Falling tival is the premier spring Productions. event in Central Florida. The Seminole County Extension Family and Community Education (FCE) Volunteers is hosting its annual Spring Ring Fashion Show and Luncheon 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, April 12, at the Seminole County Extension Auditorium, located at 250 VV. 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Reading program. Mote than 3000 professionals, staff, parents, community part­ ners and friends attended the event. The Head Start of Orange County, the Community Coordinated Care for Children, and the 4C Head Skirt of Asocial and Seminole counties shared in hosting the institute of 2002. Opening session with confer­ ence Chairman Eric Scott presid­ ing saw the gathering of many national and state Head Start leaders. Keynote speaker for the opening session was Darnell Byrd-Baptiste, director of the multi-county pre-school and Early Head Start program in South Carolina, which services more than 1,600 families and children. To serve and inform live many attendees to the institute, more than 35 workshops were offered to the directors, staff, parents and friends — all focusing on specific concerns for the partici­ pants. Wednesday evening's dinner was presided over by Orange County Flead Start Director Dr. Patricia Spaulding. Introduction of Dr. Wilie I). Larkin, president and CEO of Mind Ch er Matter Presentation Inc., was done by Deloris C. Johnson, treasurer of FFIS Association and CEO of the Agricultural and Libor Program Inc. Dr. Larkin was the keynote speaker for the evening's dinner session. Greetings were given by Grey Williams, Osceola and Seminole counties 1lead Start policy coun­ cil chairman ami also by the executive director of 4C, Dorothy Dukes. The entertainment for the luncheon was the talented cre­ ative dancers from the Rescue Church of Sanford. After a delicious lunch, President Fillmore presented the speaker of the hour, Carlis V. Williams, the southeast hub director for the Department of Health and Human Serv ices /Ad ministrn tion for children and families based in Atlanta. The southeast hub consists of Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, North and South Carolina and Mississippi. Williams said her phi­ losophy of life is, "Life is for oth­ ers — everyone is special." On Thursday morning, the four-day institute closing break­ fast and Head Start T-shirt day was highlighted with Florida's native, Sarah M. Crcene, who serves as president and CEO of the national Head Start Association, which is located in Alexandria, Va. Greene acts as ambassador and advocate for the entire Head Start communi­ ty. She Is regularly invited to tes­ tify before Congress and is on forums that sets policy and direction. President Fillmore was hon­ ored for his leadership, dedica­ tion and devotion to the Florida Head Start Association. Fie serves as executive director of Penellas County Head Start. He is a leader committed to chil­ dren, families and people. Flead Start — The nation's pride. Hawkins Sanford Housing Authority, Good Samaritan Flome and Redding Gardens. Blankets were donated by the Orlando VA Flealthcare Center. Appreciation is extended to Fred Holms and his associates for delivering the gorgeous hand­ made lap blankets. The Harbor students had an opportunity to practice sharing, which Ls highly emphasized by staff and volunteers. Our volunteers, said Flarbor director Elizabeth Graham, arc very much needed. They must have patience, compassion and dedication. Volunteers read and listen to students read, offer homework or computer assis­ tance, help in the. Kids Cato with afternoon meals, help students pick out incentive prizes at the seaside school store, work with students as they journey to the tutorial building at the literacy center and give them encourage­ ment with a pat on the back or kind words. Haraid pttolo by U arvi Hawkina Attending the recent Training Institute were, from left, C E O of ALPI Deloris Johnson, Florida State President of Head Slart William Fillmore and Keynote Speaker Carlis V. Williams. L e t U s D o Your Crooms Academy Classes of the '50s will meet 9:30 a.m. Saturday, April 6, in St. Paul Baptist Church Education Building, located at 813 Pine Ave. All Cnxrms Academy gradu­ ates and former students are invited to attend if you wish to be part of the 2D02 reunion. For information, call Richard "Dick" Evans, chairperson, at 407-323-1H01 Crooms Academy Sophomore Class of 1972 is holding a reunion meeting 10a.m. Saturday, April 6, in the Sanford Library. All interested class members are invited to attend. ***•• The Harbor Literacy and Learning Center students were thrilled to take a walking field trip to distribute lovely, hand­ made blankets to their elderly neighbors in Castle Brewer Court, William Clark Court and surrounding streets near the W e D o It A ll! ! CA LL TO D AY! 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Ferrer The Plant The Easter lily is about 1 to 2 feet tall, herbaceous, with long leafy stems bearing ses­ sile, lance shaped leaves. Flowers are borne on end of the stem , individual flowers arc funnel-shaped, white, fra­ grant, measuring 5 to 6 inch­ es long and 4 to 5 inches wide. Flowers are composed of 6 equal petals and sepals, and each flower has 6 sta­ mens. Culture Plant in full sun. Use soil rich in organic matter but with good drainage; bulbs will rot if the soil is too wet. Soil pH should be slightly acidic, between 5.5 to 6.5. Water to moist the soil to a depth of 6 inches. Manure fertilizers should be avoided because they may aid the growth of pathogenic fungi. Plant bulbs in fall or early spring, about 4 to 6 inches deep. Dig planting hole 6 to 12 inches deeper than the depth of the bulbs. Replace enough soil so the bulb will be cov­ ered with twice as much soil as the height of the bulb. Space plants 10 to 12 inches apart. Apply mulch to conserve moisture, lilies require mois­ ture year around because the plant is always growing. Alter the tops turn yellow, reduce the water slightly. Overhead irrigation promotes foliar diseases and frequent LO C A L N EW S The Seminole Herald watering may induce basal rot. Normal blooming season is spring and summer. Propagation is mainly by bulbs, but can be planted from seeds. Use bal­ anced fertil­ izers as high nitro­ gen fertiliz­ ers tend to produce excessive growth. Fertilize twice dur­ ing the growing season with a special bulb fertil­ izer or 2 to 3 pounds of 6-6-6 or equivalent fertilizer per hun­ dred square feet of bed. Remove faded flowers, but allow as many leaves as pos­ sible to remain on the plant during the growing season. Flowering in the following season will be greatly reduced if seeds are allowed to set. When stems and leaves turn brown, cut the plant back. Allow the bulbs to grow undisturbed until the stalks become smaller and produce fewer blooms. After the leaves die back, dig up and divide late in June or July. Store in dry sawdust or dry peat in plastic bags. To reduce the chance of insect and disease damage, a combination of fungicide and insecticide dust may be applied. Transplant the bulbs in the fall, making sure some roots are left intact when transplanting. It takes between 90 to 120 days from planting the bulb to bloom­ ing. Use Plant on borders, clusters, flowerbeds, and for cut flow­ ers. As indoor plants they are LM Woman’s Club meets an alligator The March meeting of the Lake Mary Woman's Club was invaded by a 4-foot alli­ gator. Luckily for the ladies, it was just visiting from the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford. Three docents from the Education Department Mary of the zoo brought five visitors for the women to meet. The pro­ gram was "Animals From Around the World." The alli­ gator of course, was from North America. The alligator can live further north of the equator than any of his cousins. From Asia, the docents brought an Asian Firebellied Toad. The toad gets its name from its underside. Whenever the toad senses danger, his underside turns red. A reptile represented Australia. The Bearded Dragon doesn't have a beard, but he does have frills of skin around his neck that stand out when he's trying to intimidate an enemy, or impress a lady. From Africa, there was a cute little hedge­ hog. They have very sharp quills, not unlike a porcu­ pine, so you don't really want to pick them up. A macaw represented South America. The beauti­ ful brightly colored macaws are dwindling in numbers, due in large part to loss of habitat and tne pet trade. Don Kaplan was the docent who introduced the animals to the ladies. He has been teaching and volunteer­ ing at the zoo for many years. His assistants were Doris Nanstiel and Barb Geisler. Doris and Barb are fairly new graduates of the docent training program. A docent one must take a seven week course in zoolo­ gy and a three week course in animal handling before they are allowed to work with the animals. Kaplan explained neither the zoo nor the docents name the animals because Rowell Eaater Lily difficult to grow for the aver­ age gardener, and the results are usually poor. Pests and D iseases Chewing insects such as caterpillars and grasshoppers should be controlled by low toxic chemicals or hand pick­ ing. Aphids can cause direct damage by sucking plant flu­ ids but they also transmit virus diseases. Thrips can invade flowers during the warm, dry season, damaging petals and pre­ venting flowering bulbs from opening. Spider mites can also dam ­ age the bulbs by direct feed­ ing and also transmitting organisms that produce bulb rot such as pathogenic fungi. Mealybugs can also damage lilies. Nematodes feed on the roots and may cause direct damage to the bulbs. Animals such as moles, pocked gophers, rabbits, and squirrels can also damage bulbs by feeding on them. Al F w r t i I* S a m ln o la C o u n ty U rb an H orticulturist. In q u irie s m ay b a d irecte d to h im at th e C o o p e ra tiv e E ite n a io n s e rv ic e . 2 SO W. C oun ty H om e R o ad . S a n fo rd . F I 3 2 7 7 3 o r p h o n e M S -U S A . AH S em in o le C ou n ty C o o p e ra tiv e E ite n a io n s e r v ic e s a r e o p e n to a ll r e g a r d le s s o t r a c e , c o lo r, s e s , h a n d ica p o r n a tio n a l origin. they are not pets and they don’t want to give anyone the impression that any of the animals would make good pets. The Educational Department works at the Zoo and in the community. Right now, the zoo needs volunteers to work as d (Kents, zoo crew, garden­ ing, office work and more. For more information or to volunteer, call the Central Florida Zoo at 407-323-4450 ext. 120. G irlSport Day Studies have shown that girls who participate in sports have a higher self­ esteem and healthier lifestyles. GirlSport Basics is a patch that Daisy and Brownie Girl Scouts can earn by learning the basics of sports. They don’t learn the rules of the game, they learn the basics of motor skills and agility that will give them what they need when they start playing team sports. When Girl Scout Troop 458 were discussing their Bronze Award Project, they decided the best project would be a GirlSport Workshop for Brownies. The workshop was held on Friday, March 29 at Greenwood Lakes Park in Lake Mary. Twenty-five girls from 4 different troops game to the workshop. Four Juniors from Troop 458 and two girls from Troop 262 were in charge of teaching the girls the basic skills. The two girls from Troop 262 were working on their lead­ ership award. The Brownies learned the importance of stretching before starting any exercise or sport. They learned to throw overhand and under­ hand, dribble, catch and mure. This is the first year girls have been able to earn a Bronze Award. The Silver for Cadettes and the Gold Award for Seniors have been around for a long time. A Bronze Award has been debated by National Girl Scouts for several years. It was approved and published in the new Junior Handbook for this year. God never made a promise he couldnit keep Herald p hoto by Mary R ow ell Brownies learn how to throw overhand and eaten at the recent GirlSport .Vorksnop held at Greenwood Lakes Park in Laso Mary �Sunday. April 7.2002 T h e S eminole H erald Page 3G Reagans surprise guests with anniversary barbecue An anniversary celebration Navy, he opened up Seminole took on a surprise twist for TV in Sanford which he man­ guests arriving at the home of aged and operated for 20 Betty and Donald years. At the same Reagan. Instead of the time, he was in the honor guests being honey business at his caught off guard, those Lake Mary home where attending had a very the couple have lived pleasant surprise. The for 37 years. Today, his gathering was to cele­ art studio is located in brate the Reagans' 451 h the building that was wedding anniversary once home for his Dons and they speculated it honey-extracting busi­ would be more fun Dietrich ness. keeping mum about Don decided to take the happy occasion. up sculpting on a The couple invited their whim, and today, he has family and a few friends to achieved national acclaim as a sculptor. Beautiful wooden the anniversary barbecue on March 30 at their 5-acre bowls are his specialty, but he home. The trees, crotons and has sculpted everything from tiny whimsical teapots to 6bromeliads served as a panoramic natural back­ foot wall sculptures. ground for the outdoor event For years, Betty has been a that took place from 5 to 11 very popular and talented pastel artist in the Seminole p.m. A bonfire provided the perfect setting for music, Community. She also has her private studio on their prop­ spinning tales and just hang­ ing out. erty and has garnered her share of awards including Betty said two of their chil­ national recognition. Betty dren brought their guitars loves painting people and and it was "pleasant, very places on the Sanford scene pleasant.” 5he added that and plays tennis twice week­ Don asked her what she wanted for her anniversary ly' The couple are still exhibit­ and at (he last minute she ing in the nation’s most pres­ came up with a barbecue. The tigious art shows and have ribs and chicken with all the hauled their art all over trimmings made a big hit America. They transport the with the guests. art in an extended van which Betty and Don, who was has to be packed "just right" stationed at Sanford Naval Betty said, or the art won't fit Air Station, met at the First Baptist Church and were mar­ in. She said when they are on the road, they stay in hotels ried March 30, 1957in the Sanford home of Marjorie and and eat in "good restaurants.’ This summer the Reagans l.eland Rudd. Dr. VV.P. Brooks, have been accepted to enter church pastor, performed the shows in Michigan and Ohio traditional ceremony. which they plan to attend They are the parents of five There’s a possibility they will children: Daniel Reagan, also exhibit in a show in Sanford; Kate Reagan, Pennsylvania. It can be diffi­ Altamonte Springs; Debbie cult to qualify to enter a Wilder, Oviedo; Scott Reagan, show, Betty said. Lake Mary; and Julie Beasley, As Betty and Don begin Longwood. There are four their 46 years on the road of grandchildren and their first life, their claim to fame could great grand is on the way. just be: "Have art, will travel." After Don retired from the Plano Concert From all reports, the recent Sanford Rotary C lub’s Casino Night was, in its own way, as exciting as a trip to Las Vegas. It was a special occa­ sion for all attending who had a crack at some unique rewards. In the silent auction, Miriam and Ken Doktor and Valeric and George Weld bid on a concert concert/pianist, Leon Harp The Impresario. The foursome had the high bid, but the question remained now that they had "won" him, what they would do with him? The lights finally flashed and it was decided to present the talented artist in a private concert. Leon Harp has been nationally recognized in music circles for his efforts to make the music industry a better environment in which all musicians can work He has been highly endorsed by Presidents Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton. His artistry and compositions have also been recognized by Florida governors Jeb Bush, Bob Martinez and Lawton Chiles. More on the concert at a later date. Spring Fling It’s that time of year again 'h Home Road, Sanford, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, April 12. Tom MacCubbin, Orange County Extension Urban Horticulture Agent, will be the guest speaker. An array of fun-time, sun-time fashions will be presented by Lily Pad Florida Fashions. Tickets are $7 per person. For information and advance registration, call 407-665-5559. ANNUAL $ V* A for the Seminole County Extension Family and Community Education volun­ teers to present the Spring Fling Fashion Show and Luncheon. The event, accord­ ing to Barbara Hughes, Extension Director, will bene­ fit adults and 4-H scholar­ ships. tt will be held at the Seminole County Extension Auditorium, 250 W. County HISTORIC PRESERVATION AWARDS R e c o g n i z i n g 'T h e D e d ic a t e d W o r k O P r e s e t r in g , J lis t o r ir B u ild in g s . / i n d P la c e s ‘Water is L ife’ poster design TO NOMINATE A PROPERTY WHICH YOU KEEL DESERVES OFFICIAL RECOGNITION FOR PRESERVATION EFFORTS FILL OUT AND SUBMIT THE FORM BELOW contest deadline April 15 The Central Florida Zoo, in partnership with the St. Johns River Water Management District, is sponsoring "Water is Life," a poster contest designed to heighten water awareness. The con­ test is open to third-, fourth-, and fifth-grade classes in Seminole, Orange, and Volusia counties. The contest is designed to encourage students to recognize the importance of water to their lives, and the lives of all living things. To participate, students an- invited to design and create a 3- foot by 6-foot poster, on butcher or art paper, depicting what "Water is Life" means to them. All entries will be displayed at the Wild About Florida event, Mac 3 through Max 5 ,u |he Zoo All entrants will receive a free child ticket to the Zoo. The designers of the winning poster will receive a complimentary field trip for all classes in their grade. The trip will be held May 3 and includes "Water is Life" activities, sponsored by the St. Johns River Water Management District. Poster entries are due by April 15. Entries should include contact name, grade, school, county, number of stu­ dents in the class, and telephone number. Send posters to the Central Florida Zoo, P.O. Box 471)309, Lake Monroe, FL 32747-0309, or deliver to 4755 NW Highway 17l*2, Sanford. For more information, iull the Zoo at 4U7-J234450, extension 122 fO w n e r s |TO QUALIFY. 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April 7. 20<E T he S eminole H erald Sunday School Church Notes Safeharbor Christian Church Church Picnic Wekiva Presbyterian Church, located at 211 Wekiva Springs Lane in Longwood, is hosting its annual picnic Sunday, April 7, immediately after the 11 a.m. church service. There will be activities and games. Hamburgers, hot dogs and baked beans will be provided by the deacons. Families attending are asked to bring a food contribution based on the first letter of their last name: A-G: Brownies or cookies H-S: Six pack of soda T-Z: Potato chips 7 3 0 U psala R d . S a n fo rd 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -0 9 8 0 Sunday S WonUp 10:15 Anglican BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING C O M PU TE S YSTEM S-CO O O SS f BEE ESTIMATES • SERVICE A U BRANDS RESIDENTIAL AMO COMMERCIAL -HEAT PUMP EXPERTS' STATE CERT PCACaMaiE 9 1 5 W. 2nd S t . 3 2 3 -3 5 1 7 G osp el C o n cert First Baptist Church of Sanford, located at 519 S. Park Ave., is hosting a southern gospel concert with The Southern Songboys and Heart of Harmony 7 p.m. Friday, April 19. No tickets are required, but a $5 donation is requested at the door. A free-will offering will be received. Women's Workshop Victory Temple of God, located at 601 Pine Ave., in Sanford, is hosting its Women's District Workshop 2002 for African American Women of God from April 19 to April 21. All African American women in the community are invited to participate in the event, which will teach­ ing, encouraging, helping, enhancing the skills of par­ ticipants, collaborating and improving the community. For more information, call 407-321-8864. Food Source Program The Sanford Church of Christ is working with a program call Food Source to help the congregation and community. The pro­ gram offers various foods each month at a discounted rate from grocery stores. For more information about the Rxxl Source Program, call Jeannette Stifey at 407-323-8234, 407829-0272 or the church at 407-322-7781. Volunteers Needed The Christian Sharing Center in Longwixxl 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 stix'k shelves and fill grocery orders for client families. Van drivers are needed to pick up fixxl donations. H o u rs a re M ond ay th ro u g h F r id a y fro m 9 a m to I p .m . F o r in f o r m a tio n , c a ll D ia n n at 4 0 7 -2 6 0 -9 1 5 5 , ext ♦i M o n d a y . 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Trasvng 700pm Paaior a Btoto Sludy 700 pm AdtAChoa 6 00pm FMBT BAPTIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS Lake Mary a 32716 (407)3331093 Pastor Or Bob Parker Co-Ybuto Workan Kean Vrtart / Nek Parker Soxky • 30AM Co9ee and Dorxjta • 45AM BOa ShxJy 1045AM ifo u f? tCMdran • O i » hoaOmS 5 30 PM Cftkken a Aernna Ctob 700PM WnrWx* Wertoeedey 600PM erturdt Fam*y tanner 700 PM Prayer and Bfc*e SkaTy Vbuto Meekng Oaken* O a r and Taam KOOube tNunary prowMd ai aarveetl UGNTHOUSI BAPTIST CHURCH 6615 MARKHAM ROAO Santord. Florida 32771 (407) 629-4400 Pastor Rady WaAer • 454m Sunday School Morrvng Wonto 10504m (Jr CNadi tor O a k e n aga« 3 f r v grad* 6) pm Evanng Wonh? 6 00 W rd en ky 700pm AdkA P»*ye» BOM Sludy 700pm oa ken 6 Teen Service* RagAar Ackvaee For A4 Agaa Nunary ProwJad For AMServcea Every V%#k It A kVekTvn# GuOtt FIRST SMLOH MISSIONARY 700 Ekn Avenue Santord. FL 12771 (407) 322 6469 Rev Dr Harry 0 Rucker. Sr Early Morrvng Serve# Scndry Scftoof Morrvng Non6? Everwig WceVHl (TBA) Monday. B44a Sludy BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor 615 am 9 30 am 11 00 am 4 00 pm 730 pm Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOUC CHURCH Comer of Rh St * S Oak Ave. Santord FL 40 7 322 3795 f atoer Rehard W Troul Pastor Weekday Mass 900 am U u d s y Friday CorAesasne Saturday 4 00 p m This millennium’s teen-agers have more dangers to avoid QUESTION: Everyone talk-, about how rebellious teens are tixl.iy. I don’t believe my parents went through this kind of anxiety when my xiv ters and I were young. W e w e re all re la tiv e ly h a p p y an d n o n e o f uv re b e lle d . A m I rig h t in a s s u m in g th a t g tx x l fa m ily life w a s e a s ie r tn a c h ie v e in th o s e d a y s ' P R . D O B SO N : I'm s u r e y o u r m e m o ry is g e n e r a lly c o r r e c t d e s p ite th e e x c e p tio n s w e c a n a ll re c a ll. T h e m a jo rity o f p a re n ts in th e p a st s p e n t le s s e n e rg y w o r ­ ry in g a b o u t th e ir c h il­ d re n . T h e y h a d o th e r th in g s o n th e ir m in d s . I re m e m b e r ta lk in g lo m y d a d a b o u t this s u b ­ je ct a fe w y e a r s b e fo re Dr James his d e a th . O u r c h ild re n w e r e y o u n g a t th e tim e D obson a n d I, lik e y o u , w a s ................. fe e lin g t h e h e a v y responsibility of raising them properly. I turned to my fattier and asked, "Do you remember worrying about me when I was a kid? Did you think about all the things that could go wrong as I came through the adolescent years? How did you feel about these pressures associated with being a father?" Dad was rather emb.irras.sed by my question. I le smiled sheepishly and said, "Honestly, Bo," (his pet name for me) "I never really gave that a thought." How do we explain his lack of concern? Was it because he didn't love me or because he was an uninvolved parent? No. I le was a wonderful lather throughout my childhixxl. Instead, his answer reflected the time in which I grew up. People worried about the depression that was just end­ ing, the war with Germany and Japan, anil later the cold war �Sunday. April 7. 2002 T he S eminole H erald Church O f God o f Prophecy Saturday Vig85Xpm Sunday 7 45 am. 1030«m .Noon • 0 0 i n •En^toft (SooMHaf) • 0 0 am •Spartan (Ourc*) CHURCH OP OOO OP PROPHECY 2509 3 1*1 Ara SwYord. F\a. 32773 407 322-4013 Thomas Hama — Pastor Sunday School O U * LADY. O U f I N OP P M C I O R TH O O O X C A TH O UC CHURCH 3700 Spat Avanua. SarYord. FL. 407 321-4103 Ravarand Donate! IM o i Sunday 1000 am CortHDom Suxlty 11am 9X«m Evsrtng Sarvca Tuaaday Prayar Maetng 6pm 10 am Mo»aak Sarvca (Wad ) 7pm Christian 254* Parn Onva PO Boa 605 SarYord. FI 327720605 (Comar of Pam Dr 4 Elm Ava) (407) 3240936 Tammy AOramaon - Paator Sunday 10Xam44Xpm WadnavMy Bto*a Study 7X p m Feiowihto Friday 7Xpm mo aaoca N Mat Fndey of ha month) 10 3 0 am Paator Lain Sarvica Congregational FIRST CHRttTUN CHURCH (Oieciptee e< CWet) 1007 S SarYord A*a . Sartord. FL R<nanj A Fan and ilrtaiar 322-7727 Sunday ScHooi 9X«m Worwvp 10 45 am Wadnaaday Naa LAa Suppar 6pm Bt*a Study 6 45 p m Ai Ara Waicoma Hara Kandcap Accau RIVER CITY CHRBTUN CHURCH 136 Oataan Onta OaOary FL 32713 Pnonafaa 40766*0452 Ema4 rvarcAyocCnaUaronat Btoto Scfiooi 10am Pra«a Sa#v«ca 11am J O Sagrovaa Pmactwig Matatar fJtaootf McA*ata» Youm Mvtafar GRACE F IL IO W S M P CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (N A C CC ) 2401 S Pam Ava . SarYord 407 322-45*4 Larry Leonard S u d ty School Murrtng WoraNp Choa Practca Wattoasday Bahy anting aarvea ava4at»a Paator 9»am 110 0 a m 6 45pm 2917 Orlando Or (Hay 17 92) Phona 322 7312 Bob Brasamarm Pastor Sunday School Aduff B£4a Study 9X am WorWp Sarvca lOXam Wattoaadry WoraNp 7X p m Nuraary Prowled Episcopal HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LAKE MARY 401 Par% A*e Santord Tataphona 407 322-4611 760 Sen Onva. Laaa Mary a Pati Moyar Pastor Nahan GuaLrow A u a U d Paator Saturday evarvng 5X pm CorYamporary Worarvp Sunday morrvng I X am Worch*> 7 X 4 1000am Ciaaaaa tor Qvidran trough 5»i grads* 1000 am Nursary Avakatta * 1000 am Youti Gnxo maata * 6 6 00 p m Schadulaa may aomaftmaa vary Cal tor mors rYormatton MIDWEEK WORSHIP IN CHAPEL Tuaaday. WsOwtday 4 Thuraday* B «L E SH O ES* Wadiaaday 4 TNasdaya CSapt - May W SM P Mrtaiar Joa Caputo Youth Mttaiar Mctvaat Utogan WorVtp bUtstaf Sunday 8to»a School 9 0 0 am Morrtng Worth*) 1013am YOuto 600 pm Wad^aaday P ia tt Sarvca 6 00 p m Notary Promdad TraOttonal Sarvca Sctodey morrvng tX S ffl Coraamporary Worahto Scnday morrvng II 00 am Farnay Worarap Sarvca Notary a prowled at Oayctt/a. Praachool and Chnattan Day School AvttSMYa For IrYormatton Cai 407 3330797 Sanfard AJttanca Church ST. PETER'S tftS C O P A L CHURCH Off TM8 CtaaaTUM aMO M aanauirr AuiAMca *Carmg lor Paooto* 1401 S Part A«anua SarYord. FL 32771 (407) 322 2491 • 11 9 45am- S u d ry School 11 00am - Morwg Wor»h*> 6 00pm - BON Study Christian Science Laka Mary. FL 444 5673 Tha Rav Chartos T Ho9. Rsetor Stavtoy HotyEuchanal 6 00am Chnattan Education •Al Ages 9 00am Holy Euchanal 1000am Chidran a Church 1000 am (Educaaon Wing) Nuraary Bagna A l t 00am Through lO X a m Sarvca LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE ftf DEMME* (Mtaaeurl Synod) 2525 S Oak Ava. SarYord, a Rav Elmar A Rauschar Paator Sunday School 10 X am Worahc Sarvca 10 X a m IrYormatton 322 3552 or 3230610 CHRIST UN ITED M fTH O O O T CHURCH Charismatic Episcopal 975 MARKHAM VYOOOS ROAD Comar ol E E Wtfttamaon Ao*l 407 766-7706 Sunday. Church Sarvica and Sunday School 1000am Wadnaaday 8 00pm Chad Cara AvaAabla at al Sarvca* Raadng Room Monday ffvu Savday 10 00 a m to 4 00 p m Thurvlay Evarvng 4 pm to I p m 145 Wak*a Springs Road S u it U S A longaood. FI 32779 Phona 40 7 960-1490 CHURCH OP TH E HOLY COMFORTER 'Chanamaac •Sachramartat •EvangaacaT Tha SarYord Bndgs Comar otem St 4Ho»yAva Santord, Ftonda 407 29* 5094 A m Mam BarVi Oaacon S t d iy tuchansl • W a rn Inter-Denomlnatlonal Church O f Christ LON GW OOO CHURCH OP CHRIST 1018 Hay 17 92 I m NO Mwy 434 407 J2S 5630 407 324 4339 Sxto WorWp 10 X am 4 6 p m Coma worvtp vth ua Atnantfy aatcoma aitiyt a«a*s you 1000 am • 00 p m 7 00pm Non-Denomlnational HOUSE OP R EFUGE M M S TM C S ^ M C Paator I X am H X am 7«pm 7 X pm CHURCH OP GOO 001 W 22nd St SarYord FL 407 322 3942 Rav Wsa Tarauay Suvlty School Mcmavj Worthy Evarvng Sarvca W a m t o y cut tat tor i t t a t Semrute fravry Chnattan Schoul Pra School fwu grade 12 40 7 321 2723 Atao Day Cara Start* at 1 ysar to pratchoal Paator 9 45am 10 45 am 6X pm 7 to 8pm 407 323-1411 with Russia. They did not invest much effort in hand-wringing over their children ... at least not until some kind of problem developed. Trouble was not antici­ pated. And why not? Because there were fewer land mines for kids in that era. I attended high school during the "Happy Days* of the 1‘)50s, and I never saw or even heard of any­ ■Raachng Paopia tor a Reasonr 407-33*4460 Pastor Bob Martin Maats every Sunday at 10 X am al ha comfortable Unwed Amal Thaaiar Semnoto Town# Canter Mai ■OvkJran s Crxxth 10 15am •Student (youth) Mnstnes 5 7pm •Safe Nursery Prowled 201 Elm Ava. SarYord. FL 40 7 321 9309 TVnotvy Hudson Paator SuvAy School 1000 am Morrvng Worth*) 11 00 a m Tut PrayarOYYS Study 7 X pm FAITHFUL WORO MINIS T Kit. 5 Chnattan Raaourta CanSar UPSALA COMMUNOV P R E S R YTIR IA N CHURCH Coma# of W 25to St 4 Upsaia Rd 101 Upsaia Road SarYord. FL 32771 407 3 X 2635 Bryan Wanga# Pastor Sunday Education 9 00am Sunday Worth*) 10X a m 2nd Wa<toesday of each month FeaowsNp Dainer 6Xpm F W S T P R E SR YTIR IAN CHURCH OP SANFORO Bahaaan 3rd and 4h Si 4 Pam 4 Oak /Otm#ao«»n Santord. FL Phona 407 322 2662 E m *t Ipci 0 jmo com http/ aconomal comtpea "Where Wa Know You# Name* m Tha Mean Ol Tha C»y Rav B#uce B Scon Pastor Scnday School 9C O tm Sunday Morrvng WorWp l OOOt m Sot Momng Coftaa Hour 11 X a m Sen CorYamporary Worth*) 7 0 0 pm Wondemj Wednesday FarnYy Nv/Y • Every Wednesday Suck«# •Every Wed SXpm AdcA 0C*e Study SXpm YtufftCtoba 6-7 00 p m butxsneers (K 4h Qrades) Modern (549t Orades) Sr H^is Contamporarv Muac Practca 7 00pm Woman* Cede Matings at 3 tchecAAed tones 2nd Tut of h a monh 49ers Servo# Fnands • Wad of h a monh 111 FW ST PRESS YTERLAN C HURC H (U S A ) OP LA KE MARY 128 W Wtour Ava Lake Mary. FL 407X1 1021 Rev Stephan Horral ChurchSchoot MommgWorah*) Wad Choe Practca Thurt Youh Choc Nursery Prmrded Pastor 945am 11 00 « m 7 0 0pm SXpm MARKHAM WOOOS PRESS YTERIAN CHURCH 5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mery 407 3332030 Re# Chanes R Jones Psstor S u m y School el ages 900im 9 X 4 lOXam Nursery Prowled Youth Group Sunday ►e^i School 4 00p m LttddM School SXpm Pra-School Mon hru Fit 910 12 Monhty FamYy N ^ Y Scppa# Thud Wed of Each Monh I X p n Salvation Army THE SALVATION ARMY WORtHIP AMO SERVICE CENTER T X W 24h Street SarYom Ft 32F71 407 322 2642 GapUhS Robed and LavM RacAtna Corps Officers Suxliy Stove* Pfi*# and FakowV-*) • 45 am 9 45 am Sunday Scfoci Hokn— Mattrg II X i m TvjMday Mttttttnga •Xpm Btoto Study and PrayY# 7 X pm Horn* iMgutt (LmAm ) 700pm Man • F•kowtftp Qutt •X p m Band Pracuta *Wto haart to God and hand to man United Church Christ LONGW OOO N L L 3 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH U.C.C. 1255 EE Whamaon Road Longwood. FL 407 132 9253 Rav Or Hal YouvjMood Mwtier Sunday Sarvces CorYamporary 9X am Tradkonal WorWp lOXam Nursery Prowled Chutn School 915 am 1015am Youh 4 ChYdren Mwstry Wednesday 6 Xpm "Reacting People tor a Reason* Laaswa* PU/a • (407) 32*4300 320 E Commaroal St • SarYord 11 00 • m Suday 5#fw# CTYtAtoi t Fttttowtoi*) 11 X t t m 4-12) F « t*v F«kowr«n*y 12 X p m RafttoNTwra TNsvlay 7X pm Fettoewh*) Mweng Friday •ChnaaanCotstsetog pm (Ptaasa cal 32*4X0 tor «* 4 ) Rav Slava Mcheta Paator ttoacior one taking an illegal drug. It happened, I suppose, but it was certainly no threat to me. Some students liked to get drunk, but alcohol was not a big deal in my social envi­ ronment. Others played around with sex. but the girls who diil were considered "loose* and were not respected. Virginity was still m style for males and females. Occasionally a 419 Pam Ava. SarYord. FL 407 322-4371 Jan Bradshaw Pastor Mam Looney Muse Director MAaBadai FvnYy Mwslnas Oaactor Momavr Worahto 925 4 1055am Coffee FeSonWp tX iffl Sunday School 9 45am Youto FaSowahto 4X p m Nuraary ProwJad Woman a Cade 2nd Monday 945 im Man a Prayer Breeafas! iriThiAday iX t tm LAAESJOE F U L O W 5 H M A Umtad Methodist Community SHOWER DOWN OP BLESSM GS Church O f God Nuraary provtdad tor BattM and Smafl CMYan *Smal Enough To lava ftju • Oowng to Chnat To Sarva You* FW ST JNTTEO M ETHOOM T CHURCH Paator 1X1 CMsry Ava . SarYord (407) 324-4711 Dora W Rchardaon S u d iy School Mumng Worarvp Evarvng Wonh*> MdWasaSva Wad 1100am 6Xpm FAITH MBSJONARY CHURCH 3002 Baardal Ava 407 323-3794 JacACoa Sunday Morrtng WorVtp Evsnng Sarvca Tuaaday Evarvng Bans Study 40* Tucsar Dnva (Comar Tucttar Or 4 CR 427) Rav Ray Batrand Paator Talaphona (407) 322 7*300 Sunday School 9X«m Morrvng Woralvp BfctsSAaly Presbyterian O x x th Servee« Methodist tSyEutfShto 7 00 a m 4 700pm FIRST CHURCH OP CHRttT. S O tN T IS T LONGW OOO kRO FLO R O A CHURCH OP CHRtJT Lutheran GOOO SHEPHERO EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OP SANFORD (CLCA) HOLY CROSS EP O CO PA L CHURCH »AFEMAft*OR CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7 X Uptaia R d. SarYord. FL 219 Wada SI Wraar Spnnga. FL 32709 S m lty Str»E*t 1030 a m , 9 0 0 pm StsvMy B d a Study 9 X am Wad Beta Study 7Xpm M*v»iet BarryHayaa P»w a (407) 327 5005 M70 Orange BNd. SarYord 407-324-0199 mwmaarrvnotachtach com Jerry Wtoah Paator Suvtay Worahto Svc 9 45 4 10X a m Practtcal maaaagaa. casual toaaa N n d y aarveaa. proNaacnal chid cara U O N OP JU O A H HOUSE OP WORSHM 9 43 a m Pr*aa4W orW p U n u g t try Pitlnr ■Navat A Strange# Hera* S E M M O U COM M UW TY CHURCH Wesleyan Nazarene LON GW OOO CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE 20G500 200 N Wayman Si langwood. FL •31 6556 Sunday School 9 45 a m Morrvng Worth*) 10 45 a m Ctvtdran s Chcach 10 45 am Evangafcattc Sarvca 6X pm Wednesday FamYy Nm/Y 70 0pm Youto. Woman and Adufl BtoM Study girl came up pregnant, but she was packed off in a hurry and I never knew where she went. As for homosexuals and lesbians, a few stu­ dents were open about their lifestyle, but I didn't know them per­ sonally. There were certainly no posters on our bul­ letin boards advertis­ ing Gay I’ride Month or Condom Week. Most of my friends respected their parents, went to WESLEYAN CHURCH OF PAOLA 5560 Waytale Or SarYord. FL X771 (Off M (EM 51) West Fast Street on LaR - One M0e| leonardOOnmei Pastor 407 322 6332 “Where ha Gospel Is Good Newt* Sunday School 945am Motrvng Worth*) 1100am Evanang Worth*) SXpm MO Weaa Mig Wad 7X p m Please Share y o u L#e w«i us church on Sunday, studied hard enough to get by and lived a fair­ ly clean life. There were exceptions, of course, but this was the norm. Today's kids, by con­ trast, are walking through the Valley of the Shadow! Drugs, sex, alcohol, rebellion and alternative lifestyles are every­ where. Those dangers have never been so evident as ihey are now, and the worst may be yet to come. •••••• Or O o/’miii is preiiJi'iil of llii•iiiiiiprofit orxiimzJ lion /di ns on Ihr family). f’.O Bo» 444. Colorado Springs. CO. 1111901. or u’U'w.familj/.org Quoslion* and answers are eu erphul from "The Complete Marriage and familyi Home Refereme Guide." published by/ li/iidale Hoax' c :oo: i w i i s ihihson i m Page 3 0 Church N otes Spaghetti Dinner The Solvation ArmyMen’s Fellowship Club is hosting its annual spaghetti dinner 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 20. "W e are looking for­ ward to our annual spaghetti dinner; we are particularly excited about the music that will be pro­ vided by the New Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church," said Capt. Robert A. Reckline, corps officer at The Salvation Army in Sanford. "Folks come from sur­ rounding areas and Orlando to enjoy our famous spaghetti, and w e’ll be at our best this year,” said Charlie Bumgardner, president of the M en’s Fellowship Club. Money raised at the event goes to support pro­ grams of the Men’s Fellowship Club, the ladies Home League and the Worldwide Missions of The Salvation Army. Tickets are $5 per adult and $3 per child. For tick­ ets or information, contact The Salvation Army in Sanford at 407-322-2642. The Salvation Army of Sanford is located at 700 W. 24th St. Flow er Arranging Wekiva Presbyterian Church is hosting a night of flower arranging 5 p.m. Sunday, April 28. Following a light catered supper, Patty Joyner, who does flower arranging for Sunday worship, will demonstrate how to arrange flowers. Tickets are $5 per per­ son and will be sold at Circles and on Sunday April 14 and April 21. Craft Show The Women's Ministries of Sanford Church of God is sponsor­ ing a craft show Saturday, April 13. To reserve a space, call Yolanda Tanksley at 407322-3942. The craft show will be in the air condi­ tioned gymnasium of Sanford Church of God, and spaces will be first come, first serve. G olf Tournament The Presbyterian Women of Wekiva is sponsoring the first Bud Kendall Memorial Golf Tournament Saturday, April 20. Registration is at 7:30 a.m. with an 8:30 a m. shot gun start. The event is a four person scramble at Zellwood Station Country Club. Enlry fee is $50 per player, which includes green fees, cart, range balls, lunch and prizes. Entry forms most be received by April 13. For more information and an entry form, e-mail budkendallgolf dearthlink.net � 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, April 07, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 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>, April 07, 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/91a8a2d2868827f0ae9930f4b745bcd4.pdf e56ed5446b53a6092376b40fab6bb44e PDF Text Text Airport numbers continue ascent By Dan Ping Edrtor Sanford facility one of few in nation experiencing growth SANFORD — For the third straight month, domestic passenger traffic at Orlando Sanford International Airport White, vice president of OSIA. "Were one of increased. the few airports in the nation that continue to Airport officials released official passen­ ow. The numbers for Orlando ger counts for February and said preliminary tcmational are off amsiderably.” numbers for March indicate domestic traffic For February, 32,473 domestic passengers will amtinue to surpass previous bench­ traveled through OSIA, a 48 percent increase marks. compared with the same month in 2001 "Arc overall numbers continue to grow, (21,947). International travelers were down led by the domestic travelers," said Victor almost 17 percent, but overall passenger traf­ E Winning Streak The Fighting Seminotes picked up one ol their biggest wins ever on Friday as Andrea Potoche struck out three in eight innings and the 'Notes scored two runs in the top of the eighth inning to knock oft Winter Springs, 6-4, at Winter Springs. Page1B Sheriff's deputies once again searching for Cherenfant fic was up 8.86 percent, 60,223 to 55,323, compared with February 2001. Larry Gouldthorpe, president of the Sanford division of TBI Airport Management, said early data for March shows a 24 percent increase in passenger traffic over March 2001. Gouldthorpe esti­ mates about 95,000 passengers traveled through Sanford, 47,000 of those on domes­ See Airport Page 5A Changing numbers should make traveling easier for motorists Hunt Easter eggs f o r tied, orange _ green ... By Dan Ping Editor Hundreds ol children Saturday hunt for Easter eggs during Sanford's annual spring event. LVputios fmm the Seminote County Sheriff’s Office ,uv again on Hie lookout for 17yeor-old Rony Cherenfant. In thi* summer of 1999, Cherenfant tried to flee from authorities in a pick-up truck before getting caught in the Tampa area. 1ie had aLso burgLiri/eii numerous home’s in the Weathersfield area of Seminole County. For the past two years, he’s been in a LX-portmeiit of juvenile lustke. level eight, program. I fe was sent there for burglary anil for not m eeting lire te rm s of his juvenile probation. List week, he was released from the level right juvenile program and was granted con­ ditional release, which means he Lssubject to supervision by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Last night, it was discovered that Cherenfant had left his home at 571 Lynchficld Avenue, Altamonte Spring, in violation of the terms of his release. It is feared that he may be returning to his life of crime. I ie Lsa known gang member. There is some concern Clierenfant amid be armed, since a past burglary involved a firearm. If anybody knows of Rony Cherenfanfs whereabouts, they are asked to call the Seminole County Sheriff’» Office at 665­ 6600 ami ask for Sgt. Tracey Fortenberry, or juvenile Probation Officer Anthony Ikiume. They may also call Crime Line at l-8(XH23-TIP& tic flights. "A lot of that growth is duo to the Vacation Express business which began in December," Gouldthorpe said. "Vacation Express had about 30,000 passengers, about a 50-50 split between domestic and interna­ tional passengers. Pan Am was responsible for another 28,251 domestic passengers." Gouldthorpe said Vacation Express’s flights average a 90 percent load factor. In recent weeks, the flights have sold out, in part because of a strong Spring Break season. SANFORD — It’s no April Fool's joke. Exit numbers on Interstate 4 are changing. Crews from the Florida Department of Transportation began changing the exit numbers in Daytona Monday, April 1. The numbers of all exits on the state's interstate system will be renum­ bered to correspond with the milepost numbers, making it easi­ er, FDOT officials hope, for local residents and out-of-state travel­ ers to navigate Florida's high­ ways. "Even though we just started M ondy, it's going well," said Amy Scales, spokeswoman for FOOT. "The goal is to try to do one interchange every day and a half. Not only do the crews have to change the green signs, we also have to change the blue signs indicating exits for gas, food and At the current pace. Scales said she expects crews to be in Seminole Dio < County In about two weeks. The conversion for all 1-4 exits is estimated to take two months at a cost of $447,000. State transportation officials realize the renumbering may cause confusion fur local motorists For example, under the old number system if you got off 1-4 at Exit 48, you were on State Road 436 in Altamonte Springs. With the new exit numbers. Exit 48 will put you on County Road 557 in Polk County. The state hopes to prevent that confusion with a transition peri­ od. For two years, both the old number and tnc new number will be displayed on exit signs. Scales said things have gone smoothly in North Horida, where renumbering along Interstate 10 has already been completed. Changes to many of the interstate signs mounted on overhead truss­ es will require lane closures, which FDOT officials say will occur overnight. Work also will begin this month to change the numbers for See Exits, Page 6A Sem inole’s museum of history undergoing extensive renovation By Michelle Jerta Managing Editor Htraid photo* by Tommy Vincent Pictured above, several ol the Easter Bunny's helpers Saturday scat­ ter Easter eggs during Lake Mary's annual Easter egg hunt Hundreds ot children attended events in Sanlord and Lake Mary. At left, 3-year-old Briana Manclni holds tightly onto her father, Domenic Manclni, dur­ ing Sanford's Easter egg hunt. She's not quite sure about visiting with the big bunny pic­ tured behind her. Sem inole S m ile SANFORD — Things may seem a bit out of place at the Seminole County Museum of History, but there’s a good reason for the disarray. Renovations for the museum's interior started a few weeks ago with the packing and relocatin of the facility's artifacts. Wor will soon begin on the lighting, ceiling and walls inside the build­ ing — updating the building for the 21st century. The museum's facelift is part of a $250,000 state grant. Museum Specialists Karen Jacobs said. About two years ago, county officials visited Tallahassee to ask for state funds. Upon approval, the county agreed to match the grant with an additional $250,000. "It's amazing — the state said 'yes' to us on the first try," Jacobs said. The interior changes follow renovations to the museum's exterior, including a new roof, windows and restoration of the pebble-dash side of the building. The floors, which are still the orig­ inals from when the structure was built, will also be refurbished. The building that contains so much of Seminole's history has a past of its own. Built in 1924, the structure was the first building in the county's Five-Points complex, which also included a convict camp. According to Jacobs, the muse­ um was originally Seminole's Old Folks Home. It became the resi­ dence for people who would oth­ erwise not have had a place to live. "At that time, every county had See Museum, Page 6A Jones seeks answer to backyard mystery Jones discovered the pyramid­ ed in what was once a community shaped cement block when he of large fruit groves, is more tlun moved into his house 23 years 100 years old. According to a land For the past 23 years. Bob Jones ago. He became curious and exca­ abstract, the property was first has been looking for an answer to vated the site, unearthing the red sold to Moses J. Taylor Jr, in 1874. bricks that create the bottom of the However, it does not give an exact a backyard mystery. The enigma is a pyramid object. The bricks, also arranged in date of when the structure was shaped object made of red bricks the shape of a pyramid, are built. Karen Jacobs, Museum of and cement located just a few feet stacked in seven rows. from the back of Jones' house on Many of Jones' neighbors in the Seminole County History special­ Orange Boulevard. Hoping that it Paola ttimmunity have suggested ist, believes the object is probably is remnants of an old well, he now various things — remains of a a aimers tone or foundation to an is searching for clues to what the foundation to an old saw mill or old building. "It could have been an exten­ object is. an old cane maker - however, no "A neighbor of mine said it may one has given hi*.: a definitive sion to the house, which was eventually tom down," Jacobs be an old well," Jones said. "I need answer. "I've received a lot of sugges­ said. "Back then, what started as a more water for my nursery, so I tions, but I am still not sure what it small house became a big house as hope he is right "Another friend of mine, who is is," he said. "I just really want to extensions were added to it. % years old, doesn't know what it find out." Jones believes his house, locat­ See Mystery, Page 6A is." By Michelle Jerta Managing Editor Matt Groover - Seminole High School athlete Index Bu w m u . Cltniri.M i C io ttw o fd D «o r A h by l.y u lt O h itia n e t Po Ik b lo g S po ilt .......... . I . . . . . . SA 6B8B 7B 7A 4B6B JA 2A IB 3 B Bob Jones points out the mysterious object located in his backyard. Tho Paola resident is searching lor answers to what the object is. �Pagff 2 A Wednesday, April 3. 2002 T u t Seminole H erald Seminole Summary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY OUT & W hen a rock isn’t a rock Good student’s piercing plea falls on deaf ears DEAR ABBYi I am a sophomore in high school and the middle child. I get good grades, do the laundry, and usually don't complain w hen my parents ask me to do ............................... something. Overall, I'm a pretty good kid. I asked my parents if 1 could get m y tongue pierced if 1 got all A's on my report card. They won't even consider it. My mom said she would never change her mind. Every time I talk about it, they change the subject and it's really annoying. Dear A hhv 1,U9!back go.‘ m y, and 1 report today got all A's. In English and • • • • • • • math, I got 100. Most of my friends didn't get straight A's. Don't you agree my parents are being unfair and unreasonable? My mom is scared of my being rebellious. My dad just thinks they look trashy. Abby, this is how I want to express myself. It is who I am, and I don't think my parents should prevent me. What should I do to convince them? DEPRESSED IN DECATUR, GA. DEAR DEPRESSED: Tongue piercing may seem like a terrific way to "express your* ■elf," but it can lead to chipped teeth and a speech Impediment, not to m ention a nasty Infection if you're unlucky. W hile your par­ ents may seem excessively controlling, they have your best interests at heart. (They probably th in k you already have enough holes In your head.) Your Intelligence is far above average. When you are IS and out on your own, you can pierce to your heart's content If you wish. I'm sure you can find a less radical way to express your inner self If you put your m ind to it. {W Ruivte 407-323*1 Sanford Police Department recently released Its status report for February: Police Blotter E Doug Fetzer D a n P in g EJu,» Display Advertising John Coflmsn Routs Lavsndsr • Towne Center Circle, Burdines — Patrol Division responded to a theft complaint. One juvenile male was arrested and charged with shoplifting. • Towne Center Circle, Champs — Patrol Division responded to a theft complaint. One juvenile female was arrested and charged with shoplifting. • Towne Center Circle, Parisians — Patrol Division responded to a theft complaint. One adult female was arrested and charged with shoplifting. • Towne Center Circle, Burdines — Patrol Division responded to a theft ‘ in t One adult female was i'arid charged with shoplifting. ' ; Center Circle, Sears — Patrol Division responded to a theft complaint One juvenile female was arrested and charged with shoplifting. • Towne Center Circle, Burdines — Patrol Division responded to a theft complaint One adult female was arrested and charged with shoplifting. • French Avenue, Discount Auto Parts — Patrol Division responded to a theft complaint. One adult male and one adult female were arrested and charged with shoplifting. Republic Newspapers, Inc. i springs. 5 ® ntln Traffic Related Eight adult males were arrested on traffic related charges Fraud/Forgery One adult female was arrested and charge with fraud/forgery. A capias was requested for one adult female for forgery. Sexual Assault/Batlery One adult male was arrested and charged with sexual assault Wednesday, Apnl 3, 2002 • Vo). 94, No, 65 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French A ve , Sanford, FL. 32771 •Phone (407)322 2611 *Fax (407) 323-9406 Cost of the luncheon is i SI 630. The program. Grandma Admaa, "WB1 Teach Me To Read?", Will 1 School. Also, teaa,t and dinners in private I will be auctioned for <‘ Spokes is a sodal dub < cate to helping newcomers become familiar with the Orlando area. , For reservations or infe r matter, call Betsy st 407-2779033 or Carrie at 407-323-2“ ' FRI , The Seminole County Extension Family and ____ Community Education (FCE) Volunteers is hosting its annual Spring Fling Fashion Show and Luncheon 10 u n . to 2 p m Friday, April 12, at the Seminole County Extension Auditorium, locaF ed at 250 W. County Home Rood in Sanford. Special guest speaker will be Torn MacCubUn, Orange County Extension urban hor­ ticulture agent The fashion show will be Lily Pad FloridaFashion. Lunch will be served at noon Tickets are a $7 donation and may be paid at the doot Pre-registration is requested by calling 407-665-5559. Proceeds will go toward edu­ cational scholarships. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: 300 N. Frsndi Annua Sanford, R. 32771 Call us: (407)322-2011 E-Mail us: Pam A cal Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida and addlnnal mailing offices. U S P S 481280 Circulation Wanda KourpamRs AffcBlftln “Sen'in/i Seminole County Since I’Mk'i" Production Badly Tibbetts Novara Oavta Pam Smart un 1 meet 11:301 Driving Under ihe Influence Nine adult males and four adult females were arrested and charged with driving under the influence. Ted Walker Legal Advertising WED Assault/Battery Five adult males, one juvenile male and one juvenile female were arrested for assault/battery. Capias' were requested for six adult males, three adult females and two juvenile males. EMvm Tynan. JR Dons Dietnch Chns Patton Marys Hanluna Oaan Smith Tommy Vmcanl u n . Saturday, ApiR 4 Sanford Ubrary. All interested da ben are invited tot Domestic Violence Twelve adult males and one juve­ nile male were arrested on domestic violence related charges. Capias' were requested for eight adult males. The Seminole Herald IVMuVr Editorial Mchs»s Jsrta to b tp to to ftw 2 X W -u , * . M l ror Oim u i HBi V Richard "Dick* Evi Narcotic Related Seven adult males and two juvenile females were arrested on narcotic related charges. DEAR ABBY: How can you make friends understand that they should wait for an invi­ • 8th Street and Mulberry Avenue — Patrol Division responded to a dis­ tation before coming to visit? They also need to stay in a motel when they do come. We turbance complaint One adult male have friends who invite themselves once a was arrested and charged with pos­ tag not assigned. year to spend about five nights in our home. session of marijuana, not more than • 3rd Street and Pecan Avenue — 1 have a &criouA.medical condition and ^ZOgnuus. . Patrol Division conducted a traffic I3lhStreet and Mangdustjnp,. • •: ■stop. The driver of the vehicle, an have uitdoripn* ff«V#f4t0pn**ttPtMh ,lT 4 subtle hints about being in pain and not Avenue — Patrol Division responded adult male, was arrested and charged needing company, yet they never seem to to a disturbance complaint. One adult with possession of cocaine with intfrnt understand that 1 am talking about them. male was arrested and charge with to sell and possession of marijuana possession of marijuana, not more Even though they often take us out to dinner with intent to sell. than 20 grams. and pick up the tab, I am not up to having them stay with us. • Florida Avenue and Georgia Grand Theft Auto I hate to lose their friendship, but 1 cannot Avenue — A school resource officer Three adult males were arrested take another one of their visits. If 1 tell them made contact with a truant. One juve­ and charged with grand theft of a nile female was arrested and charged they cannot stay, they are going to be very motor vehicle. offended. with possession of marijuana, not • Park Avenue, Park Avenue Trailer more than 20 grams. HURTING AND SOCIABLE IN FLORI­ Park — Patrol Division responded to DA • Hartwell Avenue and Lisa Court a complaint of an occupieu stolen — Patrol Division observed a suspi­ vehicle In the area. One adult male cious person in the area. One adult DEAR HURTING: The next tim e the visi­ was arrested and charged with grand male was arrested and charged with tors call to tell you they're com ing, your theft of a motor vehicle and larceny. husband should say: "Wonderful! We're possession of marijuana with intent to • West 1st Street — A community looking forward to seeing you. Now give sell/distribute. service officer responded to a stolen me your credit card num ber because I'm • Ridgewood Avenue, Seminole vehicle complaint. A member of the making m otel reservations for you. My High School — The school resource City County Auto Theft Unit arrested wife's doctor has said she's not up to enter­ officer arrested one juvenile female one adult male and charged subject taining houseguests this year, but you're and charged subject with possession with grand theft of a motor vehicle such good friends I know you'll under­ of marijuana. and larceny. stand." • 20th Street and Hartwell Avenue • Rosecliff Circle — A community Their response will tell you both how — Patrol Division conducted a traffic service officer responded to a comstrong that friendship is from their perspec­ stop. One adult male was arrested laint of a stolen vehicle. Patrol tive. I hope they don't cancel their annual and charged with possession of mari­ ^vision arrested one adult male and visit, but don't feel guilty if they do. juana, not more than 20 grams, pos­ charged subject with grand theft of a session of narcotic equipment and motor vehicle. possession of a firearm by a convicted Pauline Phillips and her daughter, Jeanne felon. Retail Theft Phillips, share the pseudonym Abigail Van • Cedar Avenue — Patrol Division Three adult males, six adult Buren. Write Dear Abby at conducted an investigation in the females, one juvenile male and two www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los area. One adult female was arrested juvenile females were arrested for Angeles, CA 90069. and charged with possession of mari­ retail theft. juana, not more than 20 grams. • Orlando Drive, Wal-Mart — • Pine Avenue — Patrol Division Patrol Division responded to a theft For everything you need to know about responded to a disturbance com­ complaint. One adult female was wedding planning, order "How to Have a plaint. One adult male was arrested arrested and charged with shoplifting. Lovely Wedding," Send a business-sized, selfand charged with possession of • Towne Center Circle, Burdines — addressed envelope, plus check or money cocaine and resisting officer without Patrol Division responded to a theft violence. order for $5 (U.S. funds only) to: Dear Abby complaint. One juvenile female was — Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount • Airport Boulevard and Orlando arrested and charged with shoplifting. Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is included in Drive — Patrol Division conducted a • Orlando Drive, Wal-Mart — traffic stop. One adult male was ihe price.) Patrol Division responded to a theft arrested and charged with possession complaint. One adult male was arrest­ of narcotic equipment and attaching O 1001 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE ed and charged with shoplifting. A dm inistration invited to Mtend if] It may look Bks a rock, but this optical illusion Is actually a heavy plastic cover hiding the back flow preventers to Paw Park's water system, according to Howard Jeffries, Sanford’s landscape architect. Another pias tic rock can be touid In Fort Melon Park Postmaster Sand address changes 10 The SEMINOLE HERALD . PO Bo* 1667 Sanford, FL 32772-1067 EUttwtii: Subscription Rates 3 Monea in Seminole County SI I 00 6 Month* in Serrunoe County 320 00 1 Year In Seminole County $36 00 1 Yaar Other Florida County S42 00 1 Yaar Out CMSlate $32 00 Arfvtftlilsf: itm lnolibir Fax us: Psbllsh sr (407) 323*9408 �Obituaries WIL ia y l b e l l Wiliam, Bell, 86, of Soutl Swanson] t. Deltona, died Sunday, y 31,2002, in Krruzer'* It Day Care, Deltonai BomL 1 City, Mo., sh movrj to 1 Florida from IjkeHors r ----- -o, N.J.,inl991. -he was retired from Singer S"™* Machines Co. She was member of United Methodist Church of Deltona, a lifelong ehoir member and volunteered fur the Red Cross. Shew as an nidjlgrdener. Survivors include her hus­ band of 52 years, Roy C. Bell; three daughters, Kathleen E IValdman of Chesterfield, Mo., ChHMy Bell of Delafleld, Wls., and.Lauri M. Gibbs of Castro vA**y, Calif.; and five grand- Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City Is in charge of arrangements. JAMES EDWARD BOWER James Edward Bower, 69, of Landing Drive, Sanford, died Friday, March 29,2002, In Longwood. Bom in Beckley, W. Va., he moved to Central Florida In 1998. He was an automobile salesperson. He was of the Protestant faith. Survivors Include five daughters, Darlene Edgell of Pellon, S.C., Jan Johnson of Sanford, Robin Sidles of Clinton, Tena, Helena Lythgoe of Glenn Allen, Va., and Gina Sage of Barnwell S.C.; three brothers, John Bower of Amelia, Va., Daniel Bower of Amherst, Va., and George Smith of Richmond, Va.; one sister, Marie Croxford of Richmond, Va.; and nine grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel is in charge of arrange­ ments. JULIA CHOPSKIE Julia Chopskie, 90, of Bi rane ie Drive, Orange Oi City, Thursday, March 28,2002, in Alliance Center for Health in DeLand. Bom in Winbume, Pa., she moved to Central Florida from Alta Vista, Va., in 1971. She was a homemaker. She was a mem­ ber of Breezewood Park Civic Association and AARP No. 64. She was of the Protestant faith. Survivors include her hus­ band of 70 years, Edward A. Chopskie; one daughter-in-law. Nan Chopskie of Jacksonville; one brother, Andrew Kovach of Pittsburgh, Pa.; three grandchil­ dren; and two great grandchil­ dren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City Is In charge of arrangements. ALFRED TENNYSON DAVIS Alfred Tennyson Davis, 68, of Sanford, died Saturday, March 30,2002, in Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom In LaFayette, Ala., he moved to Central Florida from Nashville, Term., In 1960. He was a telecommunications engi­ neer and served In the US. Air Force. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors include his wife, Sherron Davis of Sanford; three sons, Gregory R. and Steven Davis, both of Deltona, and Michael D. Davis of Sanford; and two sisters, Marion Turner of West Point, Ga., and Betty Shirley of Rock Hill,S.C. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel is In charge of arrange­ ments. Minnesota; one daughter, Jeannette R. Henrikson of Minnesota; and his father, Darle Henrikson of Mounds View, Minn. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. KENNETH TERRY FORD Kenneth Tciry Ford, 62, of Aldoro Ten-ace, Deltona, died Wednesday, March 27,2002, In his residence. Bom in Bronson, Texas, he moved to Central Florida from St. Petersburg in 1987. He was a sales representative with Lance Inc., for 25 years. He was a member of Deltona First United Methodist Church. Survivors Include his wife of 33 years, Mary Ford; one son, Clinton Ford of Deltona; one daughter, Kathleen Ford of Deltona; and one sister, Joyce Smith of Demins, N.M. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is In charge of arrangements. TIM HENRIKSON Tim Henrikson, 41, of South Edgfemon Avenue, Winter Springs, died Friday, March 29, 2002, in Daytona Beach. Bom Oct. 27,1960, in Minneapolis, M ina, he resided in Central Florida for six years. He was a truck driver. He was of theCatholicfaith. Survivors include his wife, Deborah A. Henrikson of Winter Springs; two sons, Michael D. and Timothy D. Henrikson Jr., both of CATHERINE HURT HILL Catherine Hurt Hill, 78, of Kings Grant Road, Holly Hill, died Thursday, March 28,2002. Bom in Lakeland, she was a former resident of Sanford. She was a retired registered nurse, who worked at Sarasota Memorial Hospital for more than 30 years. She was a mem­ ber of Ail Soul’s Catholic Church and Ave Maria Guild of Incarnation Catholic Church in Sarasota. Survivors include three sons, Brian Hill of Ormond Beach, Herbert M. Hill of Orlando and Jennings Hill of Jupiter; one daughter, Martha Hill of Annapolis, Md; two sisters, Mary Hurt Anderson of Winter Park and Estelle McKecver Kimmitt of Winter Park; and 13 grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial was held 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 2, in All Souls Catholic Church. Burial was in All Souls Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford Is In charge of arrange­ ments. Grady W. Hutchins Grady W. Hutchins, 79, of Hayward Avenue, Deltona, died Sunday, March 31,2002, In his residence. Bom Dobson, N.C., he moved to Central Florida In 1946. He was retired from Martin Marietta in Orlando, where he worked for more than 30 years. He was a mem­ ber of the National Rifle Association and the United Aerospace Workers. Survivors Include two sons, Grady W. Hutchins Jr., of Sanford, and Gregg W. Hutchins of Deltona; one daughter, Rhonda Silberman of Rockledge; one brother, Jim Hutchins of Ocoee; one sister, Gertise Seacrest of Sanford; 11 grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City Is in charge of arrangements. WILLIAM EDWIN KNEER JR. William Edwin Kneer Jr., 57, of Altamonte Springs, died Saturday, March 30,2002. Bom July 13,1944, in Peoria, III, he moved to Central Florida in 1994. He was a member of Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Lake Mary. Survivors Include one son, Matthew Kneer; two daugh­ ters, Rachel Ann West ana Megan Ann Pcncck; four grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. MELVIN LIGHT Melvin Light, 76, of River Ridge Road, DeLand, died Wednesday, March 27, 2002, In his residence. Bom in Philadelphia, Pa., he moved to Central Florida from Key Largo in 1991. He served in the U.S. Army, where he received num erous medals. He was an oceanographer w ith the United States government. He was a member of the Lake Monroe Good Samaritan Club and the VFW. He was of the Jewish faith. Survivors include his wife of 31 years, Mary Light. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. Obituaries continued on Page (A Family Owned &. Serving Central Florida Since 1989 GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial $1795 Cremation Transport Out Of State $<5S $995 Wc A ccept M ost P rearranged Funeral Plans ________ 327-1500 R e s to rin g B a la n c e Health. 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S u ite 2 0 0 B R IN G SpecuA -S ' / HOM EM ADE S O U P SANDW ICH AND FREN CH F R IE S (Ungerla Show Coming) Hours ol Operator)...Noon - 2 AM Located In the corner o l Sanford Plata ton •Thun I Ism■930pm•Fit loSun I Ism tOpm liH D lR NEW OWNERSHIP HEW ITEMS • S NEW BUFFET TABLES D A IL Y H O U R S : 5 A M to 3 PM S E C L M I N O A S S I L F C A L L 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 E H E I E D S To S u b s c r ib e ! �T m Seminole H erald Wednesday. April 3.2002 P8|jC B A B u s in e s s JHJ Communications celebrates 10th anniversary JHJ Communications, Inc, a real estate public relations spe­ cialist that nas been associated with some of Central Florida's largest developments and homebuilding Anns, recently achieved a major milestone with the cele­ bration of its 10th anniversary. The niche company, started in 1992 by veteran public relations and communications profession­ al John H. Jolinskl, has emerged as one of the area's leading pub­ lic relations firms specializing In the marketing of residential and commercial real estate. The company's current roster of clients includes the Florida operations of Fidelity National Title Insurance of New York, part of the nation's largest family of title insurance companies which posted a record $4 billion in rev­ enues last year; the Orlando Division of national homebuild- lng giant Centex Homes; Lockheed Martin Corporation's Orlando Central Park; leading production builder Engineered Homes; the upscale residential community of Windsong in Winter Park; and the Central Florida operations of Renar Homes which is developing 4300-acre LPGA International in Daytona Beach. Jolinskl says JHJ Communications, fresh off its best year in history with nearly a 20 percent jump in revenues, faces its biggest challenge not from an unpredictable real estate industry but from the prolifera­ tion of PR firms now dotting the market. "Central Florida continues to be one of the most dynamic and explosive real estate markets in the country," says Jolinskl, a 25year public relations veteran front on the award-winning Alaqua Lakes golf course. The homesites will be priced from the 5190's to the high 5200's, Ayers sakl. The entry, which features palm trees, a fountain and elaborate stonework, will be completed within a few weeks, Ayers said. Alaqua Lakes is being devel­ oped by Taylor Woodrow Communities, part of the Taylor Woodrow group of North American companies that has a part sen ted artists looking to increase business scene since 1978. "This their exposure, restaurants, law growth has created a gold rush firms, the Adam Walsh of PR professionals — large and Foundation, those running for small — who have set up shop political office and various sport­ and tapped in to on one of the ing events, including the area's strongest economic sta­ Citrus Sailing Regatta (mid ples." 1980s) and the Greater Oriando Jolinskl, who has provided Tennis Association (which he Public Relations services over does as a volunteer). The lion's the years for the tikes of Senator share of his business comes pri­ Bob Graham (when he was run­ marily from real estate arena: ning for Florida Governor In the developers, builders, tide insur­ late 1970s) and drug store czar ance companies and mortgage Jack Eckerd, says when he first companies. came to Orlando in 1978 there "It would be like Barry Bonds were less than a handful of all of a sudden deciding to take Public Relations counselors. up golf as a living," Jolinskl says. Today there are close to 50. Most “He excels with a baseball bat — of that growth has occurred since not a 5-iron. I know what my the early-90s, hastened not just strengths and weaknesses are by real estate but also by the and I direct everything to my area's thriving tourism and high strengths." tech industries. Before starting his own firm, Over the years he has repre- Jolinskl cultivated his Public Relations expertise in the private sector working for several large Public Relations and Advertising firms, as well as heading up the been building lifestyle communi­ ties and luxury homes for nearly half a century. Headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, the North American operations currently have more than 50 active projects throughout Florida, California, Texas and Ontario, Canada and recorded revenues in excess of 5833 million in 2000. The compa­ ny is a wholly owned subsidiary of the London-based real estate group Taylor Woodrow pic, which was founded in 1921. Gouldthorpc said the British haven't stop traveling, they're just not traveling to the States at the moment "A lot of our competitor desti­ nations have seen a big upswing in their business," he said. "My feel­ ing is that 2003 will come back with a vengeance. I think we'll see some very big numbers." Florida Public Relations opera­ four of those years covering the tions for a major national home­ Miami Dolphins (1972-1976). builder for nearly seven years. "I'm pleased with what JHJ Before entering tne public rela­ Communications has accomtions field, he was an award­ lished during its first decade winning sports journalist for ut feel the journey is just begin­ eight years with the Fort ning," Jolinski says. "There are Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, the last still PR challenges to be met." 1 I C I tS K r t ▼ ig r i . Construction begins at Alaqua Lakes development Alaqua Lakes has started con­ struction of a new entrance for The Enclave at Alaqua Lakes - an exclusive neighborhood within the luxury golf course communi­ ty where new homes will be priced from $850,000 to more than $2 million. Charles Ayers, project manager at Alaqua Lakes, said The Enclave at Alaqua Lakes offers 24 homesites that are one-half to three-quarters of an acre in size. Ayers said 21 of the homesites God never made a promise he couldnit keep A irp o rt Page LA "They had a mix of college stu­ dents and family Spring Break travelers," Gould thorpe said, "The trips to Cancun were almost all college students." The success of the Vacation Express operation is expected to open up additional destinations in S t Martin and Key West Those flights could begin in the summer, but Gould thorpe said no plans have been finalized. ' Pan Am also continues to add 'flights in Sanford, Gould thorpe said. Starting April 24, the airline will provided intrastate flights to St Petersburg and Naples. “We anticipate they will follow very shortly with service to Marathon and Tallahassee," Gould thorpe said. Pan Am is dropping its Allentown, Pa., and Worcester, Mass., service to and from Sanford. In its place the airline is adding a third daily flight to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and service to Freeport Bahamas three times a week beginning May 15. Their demand is unbelievable for the Puerto Rico service," Gouldthorpe said. "They'll be fly­ ing three times a day, six days a week." Airport officials are also: a ting with Pan Am to link f with Miami and Newark, N.J. The airline is considering originating flights in those dries to link to Pan Am's new Latin American sub­ sidiary. "VNe think the market is there. What we have to do is convince Pan Am that this is the best use of the aircraft," Gould thorpe said. Overall, Gouldthorpc said he is pleased with the growth occurring at the airport Domestic travelers continue to pcet substantia) gains each month and boost overall pas­ senger counts despite a decline in international passengers. The British numbers are "very soft," he concedes, primarily because of economic swings between Great Britain and the US. "There are a lot of factors, Sept II and anthrax scares being part of it” Gould thorpe said. "However, we were getting this indications even before those events. The British charters are purchased so far in advaxue the declines were already there." B eg in ner G u itar Lessons FREE FOR ALL AGES A 6-month course - (Book H 1 S6.95, no tax.) stanjng Saturday, M a y 4 th •2 :0 0 p m Small Start-up fea Reg. IHS-04678 407-3234)278 T -N -T ID Y A rt ymi rtady for uimntrrf With our Winning ftiinti plan, you u n cat the ftiodt you love, May u iiU k d ami Mill kn< weight. 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Majors of Sanford; two daughters, Gail Cole of Sorrento and Dtane Vfekon of Gloster, Miss.; five sons, Carl i of CaryviUe, Johnny i of Apopka, Jimmy i of Caryvilk, Bobby Majors of Orlando, and AJ Green of Jacksonville; 12 granddUjdrwv and eight great grandViewing k 6 to 9 pm. Wednesday, April 3, In Bakfwtn-Fainfiild Funeral Home Oaklawn Oiapd, Sanford. Funeral Service k 10 a m Thursday, April A, in the funeral Home. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home Oaklawn Chapel k in charge of arrangements. WILHELMINAS. MERIWETHER WUhebnina & Meriwether 99, of Ohio Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, March 29,20QL In Lake Mary. She was past president of the Sanford Woman’s Club and a member of the Sanford Garden Club and The Rose Circle. Survivors include one broth­ er, Henry Stockhoff of Secaucus, N.J.; one son, William F. Meriwether of Fort Lauderdale; one daughter, Carol Woodall of Daytona Beach Shores; eight grandchildren; and II great grandchildren. Funeral Service was held 11 a m Tbesday, April 2,2002, in First Presbyterian Church of Sanford, with the Rev. Bruce Scott officiating. Burial followed in Oaklawn Park Cemetery in Lake Mary. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford k in charge of arrange­ ments. HOWARD ERICS Howard E Rice, 83, of Halstead Street, Deltona, died Monday, April 1,2002, in DeBary Manor. Bom in Worcester, Mass., he moved to Central Florida In 1964. He served in the US. Army Air Corp., during World War IL He was retired aa a ship­ ping clerk (or David Chris Co* in Wbrcester, Mass., where he worked for more than 25 years. He was a member of Hist Congregational Church of Rutland, Mass., and Deltona United Church of Christ Survivors include hh wife of 25 yean, Helen A. Rice of Deltona; one sister-in-law, Pauline Rice; and one nephew, Robert Rice. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. Museum Exits LA exits off of Interstate 75lThe same process for Interstate 95 will begin in May. A breakdown of the cost for renumbering Indudes: $4861)00,1-10; $819,000,1-75; and $1.16 million, 1-95. The total coat of tiie renumbering process k $16 million snd includes, design. Mystery' Pag* LA 'Through the years, someone may have tom down an extension to toe house, and the foundation k the only thing that remains." Nevertheless, the exact identity of the object k still questionable. Jones' hopes someone with knowledge of the Fkoia commu­ nity may be able to help him solve the mystery. If anyone has information about the object call the Seminole Herald at 407-322-2611 or e-mail ZAMER LEE SYPLES Zamer Lee Syplcs, 92, of East Hillsboro, Tampa, died Thursday, March 28,2002, in Tampa. Bom in Kelly, Ala., she moved to Central Florida in 1949. She was a homemaker. She was a member of Church of Nazerene, Geneva. Survivors indude two sons, Raymond Syples of Geneva and j.D. Syples of Apalachacola; two daughters, Betty Gooding of Oviedo and Sandra Black of Tampa; two brothers, Wixxlrow Blackman of Wewahitchka and Howard Blackman of Daveville, Ala.; one sister, Blonda WhJgam of Enterprise; 20 grandchildren; 27 great grandchildren; and four great great grandchildren. BaMwin Fairchild Oaklawn C h a p e l is i n c h a r g e o f a r r a n g e ­ ments. M .......................... complete list of a renumbered exits in Florida, check the Web at httjx//wwwlLmyfloridaxom/traf fkoperations. Continued from r a f e LA a poor folks home," Jacobs said. 'People had to appear before the County Commission to be com­ mitted to the facility." Mostly occupied by single peole, a few couples were allowed to ve together at the facility, Jacobs said. Both white and black people resided in the home, but were seg­ regated in two different living areas. The Old Folks Home dosed in 1964, and foe facility became the offices of the county's Agricultural Extension. When the group moved to a new location, the building became the Seminole E . .New # . . JnitrMCtlng Roidwiy . . 1 3 2 ___ . Sri 400 East . .129___ . .US 92 East ..S R 44 . .Lake HekrvOrenge Camp Rd . .SR 472 . .Saxon Btvd. Wret . .111A . . . . .Saxon Btvd Eart . . I l l . . . . . .Saxon BM . EarttW ret . . . . .Dirkren Dr. EreitW ret . . . . .Oranga BM7US 17/92 .51 ............101C . . . S R 45 101AB . . .CR 45A A BA 417 (Under Const) 101BC . . .SR 4t7 (Undsr Const.) 5 SR 46 . J 1 A ..........101A ....C A 4 6 A . J O ............ 95 ...........Lake Mary Btvd. .A 0 ............ 94 ...........SR 434 . .45 ............ 92 ...........SH 435 (Samoran B M .) E a s t........................ 4 7 B ......... 90S .......... SR 414 (MsMand Btvd.) Wsst E M ........................ 4 7 A .......... .90A .........SR 414 (MaMmd BNd) East W M ........................ 47 ............. 90 ...........SR 414 (MsMand Btvd.) E M i W M ............ 45 ............. 56 ...........SR 423 (Lea Rd) E a a ttW re t.............45 ............57 ............ S R 425(FakbanksAre.) E a s t................ E a s t................ Ea rtlW re t . . . EarttW ret . . . E M IW M ... E a s t................ t u t ................ museum in 1981 TWenty years latet the facility will remain open while Its goes through renovations, except for a few days in late summer, ”We absolutely are still open," Jacobs said. Sections of the museum will be blocked off at various times, but many exhibits are still available to the public Renovations should be completed within six to nine months. For more information about the museum and the renovations, call Jacobs at 407-321-2489. The muse­ um k located at 300 Bush Boulevard in Sanford. .IvsnhosOM. .SR SO(Colonial Dr.) Spring festival set for April 27 SR 50 (Colonial Dr ). US 17/92 .SR 526 (Robinson St.) .South St •Anderson 8L Gore Ave Enjoy a good old-fashioned spring festival in Casselberry on Saturday, April 27, from 10 am to 4 pm. The event at Casselberry City Hall, 95 Triplet Lake Drive, will offer a blend of music, dance, comedy, unique artwork, crafts, and demonstrations from local artists. Magicians, downs, games, and storytellers will entertain children of all ages. , , «**--, For more Info call 407-2627720 ext!304. SR 405 (East-Wart Exwy.) Kaky Are. East and Wart .Kaley Ava. Wart .Kaky Are. East .US 17/92/441 North .US 17/92/441 South .US 17/92/441 John Ytrung Pkwy. .Conroy Rd .Florida’s Tumpfcs ■SR 435 North (KMnnanRd) .SR 435 South Museum ol Ssmlnoia County Hktory Specialist Karen Jacobs movas some old public records books at tha muaaum. Numerous artifacts are being relo­ cated In preparation of renovations to the facility’s Inferior. i’ - m m m .... 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Information and applica­ tions for the 2002 "Will to See Briefs, Page 3B Rams continue record run By Dean Smith Sportt Editor LAKE MARY — The week started good and just got better and better for the Lake Mary baseball team. In what is easily one of the most excit­ ing ways to finish a game, senior first baseman Robert V e t o blasted a one out, walk off home run in the bottom of sev­ enth Inning to give the Rams a recordsetting 3 2 victory over No. 4 Class 6 A State Ranked Veni Venice High School at Allen TLittle Held leld last Monday. The victory was the 17th In a row for No. 3 state ranked Lake Mary, breaking the 1986 state runners-up Rams' school Lake Mary baseball unbeaten streak reaches to 19 in a row record for consecutive wins to open a season. Ryan Bono continued his hot hitting going 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI, while Mike Muzcka added a single and an RBI. Kyle Bono (7-0) picked up his fifth complete game win of the season, strik­ ing out a season-high 1 1 batten and allowing the Indians just one earned run on three hits. Lake Mary also learned prior to the ne that it had jumped from No. 20 to 4o. 8 in Baseball America's March 25th national high school baseball poll. On Wednesday, the Rams opened the second half of the Class 6 A-District 3 schedule with a 31 victory over Oviedo at Mickler Field. Junior righthander D.J. Ackley struck out nine to run his record to 30. Matt Horwath backed Ackley with a home run, while Ryan Bono stayed red-hot, going 4-for-4. Unlike the week before when Lake Mary came out flat against non-district foe Winter Springs and had to rally to win, the Rams romped to their third vic­ tory of the week on Thursday, cruising past Lake Howell, 31, in a Seminole Athletic Conference game at Tuttle Held. Ryan Bono again had the hot stick, going 3for-3 with a double and an RBI, making him 9-for-10 with a pair of dou­ bles for the week. Paul Cinder, a 3foot-7 sophomore, improved to 3 0 on the season, hurling • five-hitter and striking out five. See Rams, Page 2B Seminoles prove worth SHS softball team adds to win streak Special to the Herald By Dean Smith Sports Editor WINTER SPRINGS — If anyone was worried about the Seminole High School softball team when it got off to a slow start, forget i t The Fighting Seminoles picked up one of their biggest wins ever on Friday os Andrea Poloche struck out three in eight innings and the 'Noles scored two runs in the top of the eighth inning to knock off Winter Springs, 6-4, at Winter Springs. Beth Case carried the big bat for Seminole, going 4-for-5 and scoring three runs. That victory came on the heals of another big road win over DeLand on Wednesday. Both the JV and varsity came home with wins over the Bulldogs as the JV won 14-2 and the varsity won 5-1. The varsity game was back and forth all night. DeLand took a 2-0 lead in the first inning, but the Tribe answered with two runs in the second inning. Kim Beaudoin led off with a bunt single and Jenny Abendroth followed with a single. Hollie Cowan the came up with a big two out single See SHS, Page 3B First full scrimmage pleases Kruczek — >— * — «.— , F V w n lK l p O Q t U O y •iMTI T T f f l U Jenny Abendroth ran her record to 3 1 , scattering lour hits and strkJng out seven as Seminole edged DeLand, 3 4, in a Class 6A-District 3 game at DeLand last Wednesday. Rally keeps SCC baseball team in M-FC hunt By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — It was an odd week for the Seminole Community College baseball team. The Raiders had one of their worst weeks overall in a while, going just 32, but two of the wins were ver Coach Mike Nic the week with a < Mid-Florida Conference victory over St. Johns River Community College from Palatka, rallying for three runs In the bot­ tom of the ninth inning. That victory was the 20th of the year for SCC and also raised its M-FC record to 7-5, good for second place in the conference. The Raiders then got a masterful two-hit shutout from freshman Zach McCamie as they blanked No. 3 nationally ranked Columbus State Community College, 1-0. SCC put up a good fight in the nightcap also, before falling to the Ohio nine, 5-4. The locals then dosed out the week with another split with an out-of-state school, winning 9-5 and then dropping an 11-4 decision to Madison Area Technical College from Wisconsin. The Raiders are now 22-18 overall and 7-5 in the conference and will have their work cut out for them as the remainder of the See SCC Baseball, Page 3B ORLANDO — University of Central Florida quarterback Ryan Schneider completed 26 of 38 attempts for 280 yards. Including a nine-yard touch­ down to Doug Gabriel, in a two-hour scrimmage Saturday morning. It was UCF's first full scrimmage and marked the m idjw int of spring drills for the Golden Knights. The scrimmage didn't start the way he wanted when the defense took a bite out of his offense, but by the time the final whistle blew UCF coach Mike Kruczejc was pleased with what he saw. "It was our best practice of the spring," Kruczek said. "I was impressed with the defense. I thought they did some good things. I was very disappointed in the turnovers and lack of execution initially on offense, but overall, I was pleased." Early In the scrimmage defen­ sive end Rashad Jeanty stormed into the backfieid and sacked Schneider, forcing a fumble. The next possession resulted in a 33yard interception return for touchdown by comerback Asante Samuel. Later in the scrimmage the defense got on the board again when linebacker Lemec Bernard sacked Jon Rivera and returned the resulting fumble 25 yards for a touchdown. The defense registered seven sacks and two Interceptions as well as four fumble recoveries during the session. "We need to make sure we get back to talking about ball security because as we know from our past that's the fastest way to get beat," Kruczek said. The first and second team offense combined to score two touchdowns and three field goals on the day, but was most See UCF, Page 3B Raiders ready for stretch run By D«an Smith Sports Editor WINTER HAVEN — With a tough stretch of road games and the Spring Break out of the way, the Seminole Community College softball team can now get down to the business of making it to the state tournament. The Raiders started the 11-game stretch, seven of which were on the road, with a four-game sweep of a trip to South Florida that featured freshman Lacey Swarthout's fifth no-hitter of the season and a three-run rally for a victory. SCC then came home to sweep a Mid-Florida Conference doubleheader from St. Johns River Community College and split a conference dou­ bleheader with No. 1 state ranked Lake City Community College, winning 2-0 and losing 2-1. With that split the Raiders finish the season 2-2 with the perennial national championship con­ tenders. Coach Courtney Miller's squad then traveled to Polk Community College in Winter Haven and were very impressive in sweeping a doubleheader from NCAA Division U Fairmont State College from West Virginia before dropping a game to the host Vikings. Heading into a crucial M-FC doubleheader at Daytona Beach Community College last night (Tuesday), SCC was 31-11 overall and ranked No. 8 in the state. In the conference, the Raiders are tied for third place with DBCC at 11-5. Lake City and Florida Community College at Jacksonville are tied for the M-FC lead with 13-3 records. Last Thursday, Daytona Beach also split a doublehead­ er with Santa Fe Community College of Gainesville, winning 3 2 before dRipping a 3-0 derision to the Saints. Central Florida Community College from Ocala also split a doubleheader, besting St. Johns River, 10-7, before losing 3 2 in nine innings. FCC-J won four conference games last weekend, blanking Lake-Sumter Community College of Leesburg, 6-0 and 2-0, on Thursday and then also posting a doubteheader shutout, 5-0 and 11-0, over SJRCC on Friday. Trailing the top four in the conference standings arc Santa Fe (6-10), St. Johns River and Central Florida (both 311) and Lake-Sumter (0-16). The Raiders will be at home on Thursday to host Central Florida Community College in a See SCC Sfotball, Page 2B H «r»Jd photo by To m m y VW m nt Sophomore Blake Hoorelbeke had a mqnster week at the plate and on the mound as Ihe Seminole Community College softball team won nine of 11 games. �4 r P»«e 2 B Wednesday. April 3.2002 T h i Sognocr H erald see Softball . \ r i j 4 >4 f Continued from page IB doubleheader starting at 230 p.m. before going to Port Orange to play in the Daytona Beach Tournament on Saturday and Sunday. SCC will then be at home for a huge M-FC doubleheader with FCC-J next Tuesday storting at 230 p.m. Swarthout got the trip to South Florida started in fine fashion, not allowing a runner to reach until uinity College's Colli Broward Community leadoff batter in the sixth inning reached on an error. The righthander from Colonial got out of a potential jam on a grounder to third that resulted in a Seahawk player being out in a rundown. Swarthout then set down BCC in order in the bottom of the seventh inning. She finished with 11 strike outs and no walks. But the Raiders were not doing a lot themselves, as the score was 0-0 entering the seventh inning. Oviedo's Stephanie Mathieux led off with a sin­ gle and Tiffany Keller bunted for a single and both runners advanced on an error. Megan O'Donnell then laid down a squeeze bunt to score Mathieux. After an out, Oviedo's Katie Field walked and Lake Mary's Rachel Bradley reached on a fielder's choice with Keller beating the row to the plate. Yo Johnson then ripped a triple to rightcenter to plate Bradley and Field with the final two runs. Mathieux and Keller were both 2-for-3 with a run scored, while Johnson was 2-for-4 with the triple and two RBI. Blake Hoorelbeke had a sin­ gle, while Bradley scored a run and drove in one, Field scored a run and O'Donnell drove in one. The second game was another barnburner with SCC coming out on top 3-2 after another out­ standing pitching performance. This time it was Hoorelbeke doing the job, allowing no earned runs on four hits, while strik­ ing out five and walking three. The big righthander from Coeur d ' Alenc, Idaho was also the leader on offense, ripping a two-out, two-run double in the fifth inning to break a scoreless tie. Sissy Daugharty doubled in what proved to be the winning run in the sixth inning. Hoorelbeke finished the game 2-for-4 with the double and two RBI. Daugharty had the double and the RBI, while Winter Springs' Dixie Reynolds also had a double. Other contributors were Bradley and Kiley Sieffert (single and run each) and Johnson (run). The Raiders then moved on down 1-95 from Pembroke Pines to Miami to take on Miami-Dadc Community College and had another outstanding day, winning 6-0 behind a three-hitter from Swarthout and rallying for a 5-3 triumph in the nightcap. Swarthout struck out 12 and walked three in blanking the Sharks and she got plenty of support from a 12-hit attack. Lori Schncpf had a big game, going 3-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI. Other top hitter were Field (2-for-3 with a run scored and two RBI), Johnson (2-for-4) and Hoorelbeke (solo home run). Sieffert (single, run, RBI), Stork, Mathieux and Daugharty (one single each) and Keller and Winter Springs* Melanie Pace (run each) also chipped in. SCC’s hopes for a sweep looked to be in jeop­ ardy in the second game as M-DCC led 1-0 and had the bases loaded with two out in the bottom of the third inning. But the momentum completely swung around when Field made an over-the-shoulder diving catch deep down the ieftfield foul line to retire the side and the Raiders responded by scoring three runs in the top of the fourth inning and holding on for a 5-3 triumph. Hoorelbeke again was the winning pitcher despite scattering 10 hits, but only allowing one earned run. She also paced the offense, going 2-for-4 with a double ana two runs scored. Johnson was 2-for-2. Also contributing were O'Donnell (single, run, two RBI), Field (single, two RBI), Pace (1-for-l, run), Kim Stork (single), Sieffert (RBI) and Schnepf (run). SCC returned to conference play last Tuesday in Palatka against S t Johns River and the first game turned out to be the Blake Hoorelbeke show. She tossed a four-hitter and struck out while going 4-for-4 with a home run and a double, scored two runs and drove in five as the Raiders won 7-2. Hoorelbeke got the game started right with a three-run home run over the ieftfield fence In the top of the first inning and then doubted in a run in a two-run second inning as the visitors built a 54) lead. Also contributing to the 11-hit attack were Stork (2-for-3, double, two RBI), Bradley (2-fbr-3, two runs), Field (single, two runs), Johnson (single, run), and Mathieux (single). SCC appeared on the way to an easy sweep as Swarthout carried a 2-0 lead into the fifth inning. But the Vikings came up with two unearned runs and the fight was o a With one out in the top of the eighth inning, Pace singled and went to third on Field's double to center. Bradley followed with a single to right to score Pace and Swarthout did the rest, retiring the Vikings in order in the bottom of the eighth inning on two strike outs and a pop up to the catcher. Field finished the game 3-for-5 with the double and the RBI, while Pace was 2-for-4 with two runs scored. Bradley and Sieffert both singled in a run, while Mathieux singled and scored a run. Stork also had a single, while Hoorelbeke completed a perfect day, going 1-for-l in the nightcap with four walks. The Raiders then returned home to score their biggest victory of the season as Swarthout hurled a tour-hit shutout as SCC won the second game from Lake City, 2-0. The locals could have swept the doubleheader as Hoorelbeke also threw a four-hitter in the opening game, but two unearned runs in the fifth inning cost her a loss in a 2-1 defeat at the hands of the Tlmberwolves. The leadoff batter walked and advanced to third on a fly out and a (pound out. The next batter ounded back to Hoorelbeke, but her throw to t was dropped for an error allowing a run to score. The next two batten hit back-to-back sin­ gles to score the second run. The Raiders got a run back in the bottom of the fifth inning when Kristin Hughes and Reynolds singled with one out, moved up on a sacrifice by Schnepf and Hughes scored on a passed bail. SCC had two runners on with two out in the sixth inning, but could not push the run across. Hughes was l-for-3 with the run scored, while Hoorelbeke was l-for-2 and Reynolds was l-for-3. Swarthout struck out five and did not allow a runner past second until the seventh inning wheh she got into terrible trouble. The Raiders had taken a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the sixth inning. Bradley and Hoorelbeke walked with one out and Stork was hit by a pitch an out later to load the bases. Hughes then walked to force in Bradley with what would prove to be the winning run and Hoorelbeke scored an insurance run when Stacey Spell sin­ gled to left. But Lake City showed why they have won numerous national championships and are ranked No. 1 in the state as they nearly rallied for the win. Fricke led off the top of the seventh inning by reaching on an error and Green and Quigley fol­ lowed with singles to load the bases with no one out. But Swarthout buckled down, getting a strike out, a pop up and a fly bail to end strand three runners and preserve the shutout and the victory. Offensively, Spell was 2-for-3 with an RBI, while Hoorelbeke singled and scored a run. Stork sin­ gled, Bradley scored a run and Hughes drove in HaraM p W o by IbMwy VtnGant Freshman Lacey Swarthout hurled her fifth no-hitter of the Mason, carrying a perfect game Into the sixth Inning and allowing only two runners In a victory over Broward Community College and later shut out No. 1 state ranked Lake City Community College. one. Swarthout had another super outing in the first game against Fairmont State, allowing one run on two hits, while striking out nine §nd walking three in a 5-1 victory. Doing the hitting for SCC weroStork (double. two RBI), Bradley and Daugharty (single, run each), Mathieux and Keller (single each), Sieffert (run, RBI), Reynolds (two runs) and Field (RBI). Hoorelbeke continued her mastery of late, hurl­ ing a four-hit shutout, while striking out 13 and walking only one in an 84), six-inning victory. She also carried the offense, driving In the first three runs with a run-scoring double in the fourth inning and a two-run single in the fifth inning. For good measure she also got a bunt single for an RBI in a five-run sixth inning. All told, Hoorelbeke was 3-for-4 with a double and four RBI. Also contributing were Bradley (2for-4, run, RBI), Keller (single, run, two RBI), Field (single, run, RBI), Hughes (single, run), Spell (sin­ gle), Schncpf (two runs) and Sieffert and Pa (run scored each). For one of the few times this season, Swarthout did not have her usual good stuff as host Polk Community College got to her for five runs, four earned, on nine hits in three Innings. . _5bc could be forgiven, however, as it was the second game she had pitched that day and the third of the day for the Raiders as they dropped a . 5-3 decision. Hoorelbeke continued her good work, allowing one hit an no runs, while striking out five in three inning of relief. Providing the offense for SCC were Hoorelbeke (single, two RBI), Spell and Mathieux (single each), O’Donnell (run, RBI) and Sieffert and Pace (run scored each). RAIDERS 4-3, SEA HAWKS 0-2 GAME I Srmlnol* Community C o lltgt 000 000 4 . 4 7 1 ■ toward Community Colltg* 000 MOO * 0 0 ] Swarthout ami O'UamnrlL Mayer and Daniel* W P . Swarthout. L T _ Mayrt. Sav* _ mow. 2B _ mm*. 3B . SCC. Juhmoat HR . nonr. RAIDERS 4-3, SHARKS 0-3 GAME I Sealnol* Community Collega 003 0 1 3 0 . I I I ! 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WP _ Huorvtbrk* (13-3). LP . KouttvaL Sav* _ mm* 28 . FSC, Sorg SCC. ■ Hoorvlbrk*. 3B . non*. HR _ non*. r CAM EI VIKINGS 3, RAIDERS 3 Srnilnol* Community Colltg* 000 O il 0 . ) 4 2 ■reward Community Colltg* 0000101 1 1 4 I Hoorvlbrk* and Daugharty. Wataun. Caccavel* (6) and Deiueb. W P _ Hoorelbeke LP . Wataon. Sava _ ra w . 2B_ SCC, llourvRwkr. Rrymdda! Daugharty; BCC, O 'N E IL 38 . non*. IIR . non*. Km,m l, . BCC M 2 . Srmlnol* Community C o lltgt 000 021 0 _ 3 3 0 Polk Community Colltg* 311000 a . 110 1 Swarthout. Ikwretbrk* (4) and (TDtm nrll L*Fan and Kraut*. WP . ItFarv LP _ Swarthout (144). Sava . r a w . IB . mm* 3B _ PCC. Guy Bradlty. IIR . notw. Rtconla_ S C C 31-11 ovrrall, 11-3 M FC;PCC 1417. • I •| R am s C o ntinued from page IB Despite the big week. Lake Mary did not move up in this w eek's Class 6A State Poll, rem aining third behind Apopka (19-0) and MiamiSouthridge (21-1). But the Rams, w ho w ere to have hosted New Smyrna Beach at Tuttle Field on Tuesday, should move up next week if they can stay unbeaten as Boone knocked off A popka, 2-0, M onday night. Following the gam e with the Barracudas Lake Mary has three big district games on its slate, starting with a gam e against Seminole in the first high school game at the new ly refurbished Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Friday starting at 7 p.m. Next week, the Rams have very difficult back-to-back games tu close out the 6A-3 schedule, traveling to DeLand to take on the Bulldogs at C onrad Park on Tuesday and then returning to Tuttle Field to host Lake Brantley on Wednesday. Both games are set to begin at 7 p.m. Hooters Pro Cup Series to run at New Smyrna Speedway Special to the Herald BITHLO — New Smyrna Speedway will take a step away from the normal racing card to host a United Speed Alliance Racing (USAR) Hooters Pro Cup Series event this week. This Friday night Orlando Speedworld will run a regular weekly racing card of heats and features in the FASCAR classes of Super Late Models, Modifieds, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock, Young Guns & Bandoleros and Strictly Stock. Pit gates open at 5 p.m. and front gates open a 7 p.m. and raring begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAMSULA — Defending champion Bobby Gill, Mike Laughling Jr., Mario Gosselin, Nill Plemons Jr., Dave Pletcher, Shane Huffman, and Hall Goodson as well as the Hooter's Girls wilt be among those on hand this Saturday when the popular USAR Hooter's Pro Cup Series pays a visit this Saturday to New Smyrna Speedway. The April 6th card will aLso have heats and fea­ tures for the Modifieds and Super Stocks only. It was announced on Saturday, March 23rd that Sorrento Salvage is now the official sponsor of the FASCAR sanctioned strictly stock division at NSS. James Dyal joined FASCAR Marketing Director Terry Roberts in victory lane during pre-race cere­ monies to make the announcement. "We are happy to be the official sponsor of the strictly stocks for this season," Dyal said. "This is certainly a good thing for the division and all of l he competitors.'' Roberts welcomed Sorrento Salvage and told the fans, "This is a big step for this division. We are very happy to have Sorrento Salvage as part of our raring program." The strictly stocks will compete for a point fund to be awarded at the end of the season. Drivers that wish to be eligible for the points champi­ onship will display a Sorrento Salvage decal across the front windshield. During the strictly stock feature event that fol­ lowed, Sparkey Markey made his move just two laps from the end of the event to record his sec­ ond win of the season. "I am having a lot of fun," Markey said. "We all race hard and it is great to have a division spon­ sor for the season." In other racing action from March 23rd, David Rogers showed the power in his TM Ranch Dodge as he easily recorded his second victory of the young season. "I really feel good about this year," Rogers said. "My team has worked hard to make this car bet­ ter. i feel like 1 let some of my fans down last year because we didn't run as well as we should have. This year will be a lot different." Justin Henderson took the measure of the modi­ fied field. Dale Clouser cruised home to victory in the sportsman feature, and Michael Wieczoreck look top honors in the super stock feature. The wildest fan reaction for the evening came from the Super Mini Cup feature as 13-year-old Wendy Cash calmly guided her bright red 05 to a second place finish behind Mike Etty. Etty had jumped into the early lead while Cash had started llth. The mini cup cars are half scale, full-bodied cars, making the high-banked half-mile New Smyrna Speedway a super speedway to these rac­ ing machines. Cash caught the draft and calmly worked her way through the field. With each pass the cheers from the crowd grew louder, and over the last few laps the fans were on their feet waving haLs and hands to urge the young driver toward the front. Etty held on for an eight-car length win, but admitted he had seen Cash making her run through the field. "It feels great to win, but I knew Wendy was coming. I was watching for her. Thanks to all the fans," Etty said. NSS is located 10 miles South eff 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. Fit gates open at 4 p.m. and front gates open at 6 p.m. with racing beginning at 7:30 p.m. every Saturday night. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOW®AOL.COM. Also you are invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 “Vie new “VOICE* of Sink 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 386-2394)033. You can listen to the radio show anywhere in the United States via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.wndb.com. Give them a call and support "your" radio show! RESULTS ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD Friday, M anh U NEW SM YR N A SPEEDWAY Saturday, March 13 SU rE R LATE M O D E L S . I (I I ) Desk! Kogrn, 2. (3) Sammy Graham; 3.114) Ramau* Roach. 4 (7 ) Mark Vandrvm dtr. 3. <X1) Le»iet Stewart M O D IF IE D _ I . (14) Juatin Hendenon. t U ) |im Covrrdal*; 1 (311 Chad IV rxr. 4 (4) John Clark; 5. (5X) Stan * Whit* S rO K TS M A N . 1. (30) Dal* Clouaer; 1 (42) Kandy lin k e r, 1 107) Ron Lufcy; 4 (74) Rohm (tim er. 5 (15X) IMIy Sped*; 4 (IS ) Chn* lYludat, 7. (ONO) Jell Miller; 8, (lit ) Ikemie William*; 1 (2) Brrtt BuUrmeicr; 10 ( I I ) Chad I V ive, II. (SO) [km Smith SUPER S TO C K . 1.130) Mike W iri/ im k . 1 (4 !) M ikr Hookup, 3. (32) Ball Stacy; 4. ( I I ) Shan* Stacy; 1 (23| Chartir Collin*. 4 (01) Robbie Gauthier; 7. (07) Kevin Auger; 8. (SI) Allen DtUion; 9, |0) Clint Mckran. 10. (ZJW ) Sad Carter; II. (10) Ron Paradiae; |Z (to ) Dean McGluthtn; I I (298) Steve Cnahran. 14 (41) Ted Hrtma; IS (3B> Kandy |onct. 16. (3) )etf Colburn, 17. (9| John OtuxveikL S TR IC TL Y S T O C K _ 1. (3d) Spar key Markey; 2. (27) Barry Parka; 1 (44) David Smith. 4 (3X) Dwayne Detwtler; 3. (IX ) Jam Whittenlun; 4 (M ) Tim Edmund von. 7. (l it Kahuna. 8. (1) Chn* Detwtirr. 9. (37) St*v* Meria, la (45) JaaiM Smith, II R6| Mkhetl* Dyal; I I (00) Mike Stmpvcm. 1.1. (55) | a m « Dyal. 14 (3.3X) Duo* Heath. 13. (33))crry Mitchell; 16. (10) Roger ladien. M IN I-C U P R A C IN G . 1 (3) Brian Etty; 1 (OS) Wendy Kavh. 3. (42) Brian Duchachcren 4. (70) lin-ii )anwx*i; 5. ( I I ) Mark Kama; 6. (8) Terry Tullta, 7. (71) Mike Sweet, 8 (24) Ceaaar BoraielU; 9 (19) Carlo* See Racing, Page 3B �T h i Seminole H uulo Wednesday, April 3 .2002 PB^C 3B SCC Baseball------Continued from p tg i IB ■cheduk consists enfirely'of M FC games. J The final stretch began on Tbesday with a game against Daytona Beach Community College in Daytona Beach. SCC will then return home on Friday for the first of three games against Florida Community College at Jacksonville beginning at 3 p m p ie Raiders and Stars will then meet In a ■oublefwader on Saturday beginning at noon at • S9 £ * f“ on *** ver8e of falling into a tie in the conference with S t Johns River Community College as the Vikings took advantage of very sloppy Adding on the part of the hosts (nine *) to build a 4-0 lead in the fourth inning. Donnie Burkhalter single-handedly got the Raiders back into the game with an RBI single In the sixth inning and a solo home run leading off the eighth inning. But the hosts were still two runs down entering __ ...J ia game-tying tw home nm. Lyman's J.T. VVilliamson kept thin going with a single, then showed the spired that set the stolen-base percentage record for the Greyhounds when ne raced home with the win­ ning nm on a double by Dan Quartararo. Steven Reiss came on for hard-luck starter David Timm and threw three shutout innings to get the victory. Timm had given up no earned runs on six hits over the first six innings. Burkhalter led a 13-hit attack going Mor-4 with a double and a home run, scoring a run and dri­ ving in two. Other hitters were Machek (2-for-4, home run, double, nm, two RBI), Solitario (2-for-4, double, run), Williamson (2-for-4, nm), Scott McCoy (2for-4), Quartararo (double, RBI), Ben Sprague (single) and Tyson Malik (run). McCamie, a 6-foot-4 righthander from Boone, was marvelous, striking out eight and giving up just two singles, one In the second and one in the seventh. He also walked only one batter and only one runner got os far as second base, that coming on an error to lead off the game. SCC only had three hits in the game, but two of them were back-to-back in the sixth inning. With two out and no one on, Quartararo sin­ gled and stole second before Williamson singled to plate Quartararo with what would prove to be the game's only run. Solitario had the Raiders’ other hit, a one out Bingle In the second inning. SCC fell behind 5-0 in the top of the third inning of the third inning before trying to mount another comeback. The Raiders got three runs back in the bottom of the third inning with a two-run double by Machek being the big blow, then closed to within a run on a solo home run by Sprague in the sixth Inning. The hosts had one final shot, putting runners on SHS Continued from page IB and both runners scored to fie the game. The Bulldogs regained the lead in the third inning, but Seminole again tied the game in the top of the fourth inning when Case led off with a slap single and Megan Pickren bunt­ the corners with two out in the bottom of the sev­ enth inning, but a ground out ended the rally. McCoy was 2-for-3, while Machek was 2-for-4 with his double and two RBI. Sprague had the home run and Winter Springs graduate John Michael Howell doubled in a nm and scored a run to account for the SCC hitting. Quartararo and Malik scored one run each for the Raiders. SCC got back on the winning track on Friday, scoring eight runs In the bottom of the first Inning to erase a 1-0 deficit and cruising to a 9-5 victory. John Madden had a super game on the hill for the Raiders, allowing no earned runs on three hits over the first six innings. He fired in the seventh, allowing a three-run home run to Eli Leonard and an unearned run on four hits. Howell had the big day on offense for SCC, going 3-for-4 with a double, a run scored and dri­ ving in four runs. Other contributors were Quartararo (double, run, RBI), Solitario (single, run, two RBI), McCoy (single), Matt Matheson (two runs, RBI), Sprague (run, RBI) and Williamson, Burkhalter and Machek (one run scored each). The Wolf Pack turned the tables in the nightcap, scoring five runs In the top of the first Inning and the Raiders could never recover. SCC had only six hits with Burkhalter (home run, run, RBI), Machek (triple, run, RBI), Williamson (double, run), Quartararo (single, nm), Howell and Ruben Hernandez (one single each) and Sprague (RBI). RAIDERS 1 VIKINGS 4 S t f o h n Bhrat C a a a m i l r CeDagaOl 1 2M> 000 4 10 t S m iiM k C M M iu tit y C riU a W M M lS U . I U I I layman. DrSautnteix (7). T h n h r (T) and Judd. Tim m. S. fetes (!) and SotlUrio. W P _ S IMm . LJ* _ D rS W n icn . Sava _ none. 29 _ SJKCC. S on um t I M m * SCC. Quartaraep. BurUulter. Soliurio, Machek, 3B _ n m . HR _ SCC. Burkhalter. Machek. Records _ S|RCC 12-1J ovetalL 57 M -P C * RAIDERS 1-4. COUGARS 0-S GAME 1 Co lum bia State Community Collrgt OM M SO. t * 0 Semin a l. Commaulty Callafa tC O O n i.D l Haynm and Travis. MpCamie and Soliurio. W P _ McCamir. LP _ liaynr*. Sava _ n m . 2B none. 38 _ n m . HR _ nont. *, GAME 1 Co lum bia Stela Comm unity College <0200 40 . S 1 1 $*mbto§* C<Mun*nlt» Colics* a t ) urt a 1 § 2 Bcdiurczgk; P*c* (3). Duke (7) end Elliot M. Heim, DcChirko (3) end lle n u n d n . Soliurio (3). W P _ Para. LP . M R r W Sava _ Duka. 2B CSCC. Brawn. SCC. H o w e ll Machek. 3B . n m . H R _ SCC,Sprague. RAIDERS *0, WOLF PACK 5-11 CAM E I Madlaon A n a Technical College 100(60 4 . 3 7 1 Samlnola Community Collaga H I 0001 . 3 4 3 C a n to r , A h m d t(l)a rtl Koenig. Madden and Soliterioi W P . Madden L P .C a n to n -.S a v a _ n m . 2 B . M A T C , Tindall,Sobcxyk, KangaajSCC. Quartararo, Howell 38 . n m . HR . M A T T , Laniard. CAM E 1 Madlaon A n a TrchnkaJ Collaga S it 310 0 . I I I T 1 Sooalnolo Caounanlty Collaga 010 012 0 . 4 0 5 Baatkat Simmons (7) and Koenig S, R aw, DeChirico (4k Timm (7) and Hrmandax. WP . Baabcst LP . S. f e w Save _ noew 29 . M A TC . Leonard, SCC. WUliamacn. 3B . SCC, Macbrk. H R M A T C |llot 2. SCC, Burkhalter. Records _ SCC 33-11 overall 7-3 M FC. ed her to second. Megan Gantt then hit single to score Case. DeLand answered right back to make the score 4-3. Seminole's seventh inning started off with Case reaching first on a slap single and Pickrcm sacrificed her to sec­ ond. However, Case was caught off the bag at second. Kara Lively then singled to right and with runners on first ana sec­ ond and Gantt at the plate a passed ball scored both Pickren and Lively to give the 'Noles the win 5-4. Abend roth struck out seven and held the Bulldogs to four Briefs Continued from page IB POP WARNER REGISTRATION The SYFA (Seminole Youth Football Association) will be holding Pop Warner Football and Cheerleading registration tomorrow (Thursday, April 4th) at CiCi's Pizza in the Wal-Mart Plaza from 6 p.m.-to-S p.m. Registrants must fill out a registration form and must bring a birth certificate, proof of insurance and a current picture. FLORIDA SPRING FOOTBALL Sunshine Network will present statewide delayed coverage of the Florida Gators' 2002 Orange Sc Blue Spring Football Game from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Sunday, April Nth at 10 a.m. during "Breakfast with the Gators." The game, which takes place this Saturday, April 6, will replay on Wednesday, April 24, at 11 p.m. ividing commentary for the game will be Provii Lany Vettel, Sunshine's Gator football play-byplay announcer, and for mer Gator great and Sunshine analyst Nat Moore, plus sideline reporter James Bates. CASSELBERRY REC. LEAGUES The City of Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department will be accepting registrations for youth flag football (ages 7-12), youth cheerlead­ ing (ages 5-17), and a 3-on-3 adult basketball league. For more information on the leagues, or for information about becoming a volunteer coach, please call 407-696-5189. MOUNT DORA SAILING REGATTA The 49th annual Mount Dora Sailing Regatta is this weekend (April 6-7) and the entry tee is $45. The fee for skippers under age 18 b $25, and there is a $5 discount to all sailors who are US. Sailing members. The races will be held on Lake Dora 25 miles northwest of Orlando. The Mount Dora Yacht Club sponsors the regatta, which is Mount Dora's longest-running annual event. Based on early regbtrations to date, more than 100 sailing boats are expected to take part. Once again, the Mount Dora regatta be the site of the Florida State Championship for Day Sailer-class boats. Regbtration can be completed as late as Saturday morning, April 6th, in Gilbert Park near downtown Mount Dora. The first of three back-to-back races that day will begin at 12:30 p.m. Sunday racing starts at 9:30 a.m. and trophy presentations will be held as soon as possible after the last race. Entry forms can be downloaded at www.mountdorayachtclub.com or by calling or writing Martin Zonnenberg, 3400 Lakeshore Drive, Mount Dora, FL 32757, (352) 735-3298. ASTHMA ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIPS The expanded "Will to Win" program for high school scholar-athlete will grant $100,000 to 11 high school seniors who have excelled in athlet­ ics in spite of the challenge of asthma. The grand prize winner will receive a $20,000 Gold Award, with four Silver and six Bronze Award winners each receiving $12,500 and $5,000, respectively. The deadline for regbtration in April 30th. Information and applications for the 2002 "Will to Win" Asthma Athlete Scholarships may be obtained by calling the "Will to Win" notline at 1-800-558-7305 or vbiting the Web at www.thewilltowin.org. WINTER SPRINGS GOLF The City of Winter Springs Parks and Recreation’s Golf programs will continue monthly through the Spring of 2002, at Winter Springs Coif Club. Programs are for youth and adults ages 6-andOlder. The cost b $40 per month for beginner lessons weekly on Tuesdays from 5:30 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. Minimum of five per class. Please call to register from 9 a.m.-to-5 p.m., Monday through Friday at Winter Springs Parks & Recreation at 407-327-4761. 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 b May 28th-through-June 1st at Lake Mary High School and the second session b July 8th-through-12th at Lake Howell High School. T hb 9 a on. to 4 p.m. day camp for boys and girb ages 5-1/2 to 15 will also include indoor soccer in an air-conditioned gym. For regbtration brochures and information, contact camp director Larry McCorkle at 407320-9557 or 407-320-9708 during the day or 407695-2131 in the evening or download the appli­ cation form from the website at http://HOME.CFL.RK.COM/SOCCERSCHOOL Harold photo b y Jim W and Freshman John Michael Howell from Winter Springs had a big game as Ihe Seminole Community Cottage baseball team won its 20th game ol the season and kept its MId-Ftorida Conlerence title hopes and a shot at the stato tour­ nament alive. hits while Improving her record to 6-1. , The 'Noles are now 12 and 6 with a five game winning streak. Seminole looked to stretch the streak to six games as it hosted Lake Howell on Tuesday. The team will travel to Lyman tonight for a 7 p.m. game before returning home on Saturday for the annual BBQ on Saturday. Food will be served starting at 11 a.m. and be available until 4 p.m. Both the JV and varsity will also be in action. The junior varsity plays at noon and the varsity at 2 p.m. against 6A-3 foe Oviedo. Proceeds from the event will go to the SHS building hind. UCF Continued from page IB effective late in the scrimmage. The first four trips into the red zone for the offense the ended in field goal tries. "I was happy with our intensity level early," defensive coordinator Bill D'Ottavio said. "We didn't sustain it throughout the whole scrim­ mage and that's the thing we have to build on. We still have a long way to go, but was a good first scrimmage." "The thing 1 was happy about defensively b that they bent a little bit, but did not break," Kruczek said. "By giving up three instead of seven, you can win football games that way. When the defense had to bow its back in the red zone, I thought it did a good job." The offense tallied 140 yards rushing and one touchdown between tailbacks Alex Haynes and Keith Williams. Williams carried the ball 15 times for 85 yard and capped the scrimmage with a four-yard touchdown run. Haynes rushed 14 times for 55 yards. Most of his yvork was done on a 35-yard run late in the scrimmage. Rivera completed 12 of 22 attempts for 118 yards and was pickl'd off once. Gabriel led all receivers with eight catches for 97 yards, but dropped a pass in the end zone early in the scrimmage that resulted In one of the missed red-zone chances. Jimmy Fryzel caught five passes for 93 yards, including a 51-yarder. Tavarb Capers caught seven passes for 53 yards, Britt McCriff caught three passes for 30 yards and tight end Brian Miller caught three passes for 37 yards. The scrimmage was relatively free of injury except for the position could least afford to lose anotner player, offensive line. Tackle Johnuvan Morgan suffered a dislocated left shoulder. Doctors will evaluate him further next week to determine the extent of the damage. Racing Continued from page 2U Guruulr*; 10. (00) Km,imr Crtaohifll; 11 (26) Jason I’opr, 12. (14) Bubby frytun; I I |HH) IXivkl IVJh n, Jr; 14. (17) D mig Smilh D E M O D I K I Y . 1. ( I l l ) fr* Curry. 1 <Q3) Dm Cordell, 2. (41) Teddy Bowman CITRUS COUNTY SPEEDWAY • INVERNESS Saturday, March .10 S U N B E LT SUPER SERIES (R A CE i l l _ 1 (3) Mike Brr*nahun, 2 (174) Dick AndifM*n, 3. (37) fame* U, 4. (19) Way nr A n J m u n , 5(25) U * Faulk, 6. (77) Jonny Kay; 7, (137) Mike Franklin, 8, (34) Kuky Carlton, 9, (72) Scotty Cfw krit; 10. (11) Da\id Rt»gcr*>. H. (IN) SsOCt C.nwmnbaih*-r; 12 (|4) Arte Alrmnilb, 13, (22) David Froth Ik k; 14- (SR) Daniel K m w , Jr.j II. (54) Kevin Ingram; IA (74) Barry Willoughby; 17, (16) Bruce law rm te, Sr; !8. (1(>K) Tommy King; 19 (40) Michael William*; 20 (22X) Herb Hoeflrr 21. (% ) Danny Jehmor.; 22. (6) Mac’ Johnccrv 23 (9(4) Herb Neumann, 24. (13) Thoma* I lawlmayrr. 25. (91) A l Lawrence, Jr; 2k (ll#»| Bruce Lawrence 11, 27, (S3) Mike Moor*; 28 (81) Tate pierce, 29, (74X) Jay Middleton, 10 (54X) Kevin Btyanl L eg a l Marcfi2l 2002 N o n c e o r a p u b l ic h m i u n o t o c o w m e n t h e a d o p t io n o p am ORDINANCE B T T H I CITY O f BANFORO. FLORIDA Note* e> hereby given that a PubSc Hearing wte be held n tw Commsuon Room iH t e C t y Hat. 300 North Part Avarua, n tw Cay ol Saniotd. Florida al 7 00 o doc* PM on Apr, a. 2002 to corutter tw adopter o1 an ontnanca by tw City M Santord. Honda, deaenbad as Wtow* ORDINANCE NO 3703 TO ANNEX 2220*/- ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN ANDREWS ROAD ANO CENTRAL FLORIDA ORE E NEW AY AND BETWEEN SANTORO AVENUE AND CENTRAL FLORIDA GREENEWAY. 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Maryama Uorw. data Clara Ol the CIRCUIT Court B y A d i Knq Aa Deputy CHra Echevama IA u o o .t n , P A . PO Boa 25018. Tampa, a 33622 5018 F01011492 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DtSABllI TIES NEEDINO SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. SANTORO. FLORIDA 32271. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)323-4330. N O T LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DATS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ING. IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TOO) I -800-955-8771, OR VOICE (V) I 800 955 87/0. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE PuMah March 27.2002 an ) Apia 3.2002 DOLLAR RENT A CAR at the SANFORD AIRPORT Part • Time Positions Available Sales Agents • Customer Service Reps • Service Agents • Cashiers Flexible Schedule • Apply In Person Monday - Friday - 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Or fax resume w/coversheet to 407-859-9799 attn: Jay Bennett at Dollar Rent A Car 2 Red Cleveland Blvd., Sanford, FI 32773 Musi be 18 years ol age and have a raid Ftorda Drivers kcense SmokeDrug Free WorkplaceEOE kkibs M THE CIHCUTT CO UR T FOR 4CMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE tXVtStON FUe Number 02 223-CP IN RE ESTATE O f FEUCITA O HARRIS. DaciAUd NOTICE TO CREDITORS Spring OUT OUR SPECIALS Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771 Convenient • Spacious • Affordable N ew ly R efurbished A pts, from s5 4 5 • S|uk Imjn Apartments «)th loree (Jow l* • Idie FPonl • \iill*-> lanll • S|urLllntt IYmi4 • Trnnln Oiurts TOLLCOLLECTORS .Country Lake Apts _ AIRPORT Burn Lake Mary /Lake Jessup Pid Training• Pa.d Vacation Badtground ADrug Saecn Required 407-578-7106 *********** t Risk Fraa Rnaa-STUO/MQ. (Rnlndc), No Compatibon, picncrfU veadui) Maa. 5*945 Cash required (100)266. 4401 (24kn) ADU9MQ7 VEHDDK) MARES A GREAT SMALL BUSINESS. Any S is Taval Oeck SMI r e FT ar FT. Leer Ovar Head, immediate Caah K ean A Baeeaaabli IrmaOiWI Cell (100)218-2954/ AJNf B020020IO Risk Free Rouu-SIOOOMO (Praam) No Companion, 40 local vteduif Mas 1)0.000 Cash requrrtd (144)191-5*76 (Toil Flea) OWN A DOLLAR ararw doilardtscoieiLcom STORE C o u n try L ake Apartments 1714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 330-5204 an. Hatto) dilBodiy7 Breathe aeay aaeea. Medicare eov•nd liquid dreary M y he avedaUa Eyas q » u y M ED*. 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Do jm earn 1400 la t deyt Yeasovm local ready n u n lO H itiiaurodCandy AHfer 59,193 Cell VEND AJNF200M)), 5SCASH5) peyaei (400)794-7)10 STOP C O LLEC TO R C A L LS ' Wa help lower EASY WORKI 0re4 Fiyt E m S500 plue ■ d c tU o u re h a ) Nonprofit. Call Arwiion Soheiona loll h e r (177)245-515) www datoevrim or| T N (K »)9 ))-7 4 4 4 www ••FAST CASH**FOR HOMEOWNERS 115.000 Pay 594 II •/mol 150.000 Pay S)l6.0)Vaaol 170.000 Pay 5441tIVoiol Datk conaoiidaooa. ceak aid Hone unpnrvcrociK. no see b haw* dan Global Cormdtanta! Ctaeu p w rafed to 24 horn Call (177)554-541) <xl 2000. Today1 Rat Mi* Broker m Honda Benton) dtpte Loam dm 3rd parry prawdere ’Baaed on 50-yev (bed rale motipaye e l 6 5% (475HAFR) For qialifind appircaM] only R ltn lutycct to chnnfa wiihoui nodes • * * A T T E 7 n x 3 N «* N o w m »to 2 0 a iF «x * 8 lio 4 ill)J I 524 5Ghr Full bowfltVPaid Trairao^No v q w n re e ore Acapuo*caib7dayi (811)724-901) cu 101. 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EOE. 322- 2611 sa 07 Caraar Consultants SB Baaurrwx 70 EtkjcaUon A Training 71 Holp Wantad 73 Emptoymant 117 Com m otttel Rantala 110 Omce Spaca For Rant 118 Paatura For Rant 123 W anted To Rant 123 Laaaa Tb Own 127 Storaga/Om ca For Rant U F A I HENTAl S B1 Apanmanta/ To Shara 83 Hooma For Rant BO Roommate Wantad 80 Rotlromont Homo# B7 Apanmanta - Fumtehod BB Apanmanta - Unfumlahad 100 Condomkium Rantala 101 llouaaa Fumtehod 103 Houaaa Unfurnished 108 CXjptok/Trtptex 107 Mobrio Homoa For Rant 111 Raaon Vacations 114 W arehouee/Rentat Space 110 Induatiial Rantala 141 Homaa For Sate 143 CM of 8 lata Property For Sate 140 Raaon Proporty For 8ola 147 Induatrtal Proporty For Sate 140 Mob9e Homo Lota For Sate 14B Commatclai Proporty For 181 Inveetm en i Proparty For Sate 1S3 Acreage US For 8ate ISAO panH ouaa 158 CondomMuma For Sate 157 M otto Homaa For Sate 158 Roal E state Wanted 180 Buaktaaa For Sate 183 Waterfront Proporty For Sate 188 Ouptex For Sato Santod: 1BR1 BA houM terr*nt tISQtek. 1378 t e n d , tedudea utete* no pate or dteton 407-323 3481. •800 D O W N -W H Y M N T T 7 36R/JBA For Sate WI8l Down Payml. Assistance Avalabte CTwaper han rerx). looking to axpartencad 5 n a cook man. Good pay Also nsad w t e a r t l bartendk* 407-3234040, aak to Pater. Madlcal Racaptlonlxl lor buty ortiopadlc omce. Expartenca ni *i laarj. Cortot Sharon. 407-787- 8838 or 407-322-9116. Indian Cutalns Chat: 40 hr* taOQtek. 3 yia Exp. Ahte to prapara Pikto* 4 Indian dehe* dseaerts, maataSand raawnsa to 370 E SR 434. Winter Springs, FI 32708 D O Y L E 'S R E N TA LS 1BR/1BA W/ Screened Porch *400*400 Dapoea Oviedo: 1BFV1BA W/Porth. W/D Hook-Upa Hast/Air *523/1800 8anford:3BR/1 Bath W/Famby Room. W O Hook-Lpa. Lfl Comer lot. No Pate >7001700 Dap. ABamotrte Iprkiga: IBR/JBalh wf D U Oarage. New Ptenf 8 Ftoorteg, Lg Screened Porch 1828^800 •antor* 3BRBA WAMka Spanteh 9yte, m a m B A M o ta r+ H a w C * * . HdmJ Fir*., Fple, Lg Comar Lot 1120011200 Depoert D O Y L I REALTY, INC. i reJftV ■ALL H O M O On hksfmnL I* acre bread M, 2BR wah Formal M g and dhteg, kteroom, IrepteceSdweched doubts garage In Loch Arborl 11078/monffi. LakaMwyJusIptentedhAoUwtei new k n w g afV2BA. CH • M am a yard. Lake Mary achootel WSO'morrih. I aka ktery: In Tha Forest an ackA gated eommaWy (54*L 2BR7BA marvkKkted home weiFlortte mem, carport, pebo, and wonderful IftSCVmonth Sanford; Beautiful: 1 and 2 Oadrnom apartmants, central haaVak, laundry hook-ups-kka new condtionl From ISOOrinorth. CALL PORZIO R EALTY (407) 1238878 Marriott w xaefcng Ctek. Cab 407-444-1000 cLiaJb* iM -notat . ■ XI y, — . .. J_*. te*acr aw aarvica benvncte Cb trty tetteng axpartencad aalaa peracn. F a naune to 407-5964921 or cal 407-9981000. SprtngHd SuSaa/Santod naada a axpartencad FUEThna Mdntenanca Aaalatent and axpartencad PartTkna Weekend Deek Cterka. Apply nparacnlo 201 N. Towns Road. TVs Man waiopenarca. m others (Wvsro Icanae. Apply kt psraon al Freda T « Samoa, 407- 324-3489. W 233 Truck/Busea/Vana For Sate 238 Car Rantala 238 Vatedaa Wanted 239 MotorcycteteBteea For Sate 240 Boat Rantala 241 Rac. Vehfctea/Cemper* For 243 Trakara For Sate 248 Farm Equlpmant 201 Horaaa 208 Haavy Machlnaty 207 Jawafry 209 W asting Apparal 211 Anttqua/Co9actlbtea 218 B oats A A ccessories 217 O arags Sates 219 Wantad to Buy SmcRr Mkrtete Cteitetey 2 tag o u t homaa. Each sleeps 8. Creak aids. m k » to Qaflkibura or Ashv«e. 23 1 9284748. CYbocTamahrotTYVvbertlnhkTX areh ouse 282 Accounting 283 AddMona A JFf0flDJ8lf HOMfS VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES IT. N o rn u* u *10,000 ■tea teas e M B H o t e . /R e n I S i k r W 3& A2 6 A l lot okt Mayfair nil I mwtv r v n m a Ait8t1 ta l S pace 10*40 W O O O A A M M AR T MkEteza pubic Moraga warehouse. aoa 800. or 1800 k ! N ipace* Mca. Fkxn lisatno. 407-311-0858 or 407331-0639 1 1 7 — C o m m e r c ia l R en ta ls Work Shopa/ltorege t o r r e n t Conventent location. Starting at 1400 p a mo., p k n uOMtos A deposit 4----------- ---------- 1 1 8 — O ffic e S pa c e F o r R ent R 14 BA: New Roof. Ceramic Ite, 11x218c. PoRh, PocL on Over 1/4 Acre. 188.900 Over 1N Acre M R 1 BaSt: Lfr, tki V p lk hearty kaad. Priced t o qukk sate 104 900 4*R 2SA: O v a 1800 S q F L LV Din. Fam Rm W/Fkapteca. Deck, Oarage 1102.900. 28R 1J BA : New Roof. Cerenvc Tie. Sc Porch. O v a 1400 Bq FL Mcely Landscaped. PooL Fenced 1104.900 Custom Bit 4S H 1 A A : Over 2500 Sq FL l>r. Din. Fam Rm, 22x45 Sc Pool and Spa, 3 Car Oar, O v a 1/3 acre. 1259.900. Custom 8* 4 8 8 1 BA; Over Z30C Sq FL U v , Dtn, Fam Rm, 32x32 Sc FtooL 2 Car Qang* til O va LQ A o* *210.900. 429 Beautiful Grounds • Single Story • Great Service • Best Value 407-323-aan l i t Month Rent tBOOO (Lbakod T m r Otter) 2 Bedroom $859 3 Bodrooma *459 Wa pay water/Mwer Stnal pel welcome. Cedar Creak Apia 407-324-4114 Sanford: 2 Osoroom I Baih Duplex, $478/1475. 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Nat *14 BS/month or Bring ) and N't FREEI We Nature teal relabla 55k dal up access with nationwide coverage. Why pay more? Ca l ua at (355) 8504240, or vten ua on toe 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v ic e s 407-221- 4 m Pretok* Cleaning ChartecM Roof Cleaning (No pressure, aafe eay to ctean a roof) Fraa Eadmate* Uc/bw. CommarttekTteaktento Nk* KourpanUa (386) 45&1177 301-R o o f i n g u iu a h euvery S e r v ic e s Tfw Cnfter’a Eye 2 7 4 -D o c G r o o m in c ------------ Coats 5 Tafia------------Dog Grooming Salon t i t ] S. Park Ave. Santod 407002 5090 UMgus O/tT Souffgua 275-D r y w a l l Dry Wall ‘Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcorn 11 407-322-6338 L/l n a o w ia ~ SpecteUng to rerookng 8 rapaa* 407-322-1525 40 Ucf n c 3 0 8-T h e r a p e u tic M assage Avalon Centra 5MMD08018 Karen Chattenon LMT. XMAO014401 1400 3. ParitAva., Sartod 407-3304807 312— T 2 7 2 -D Moved to 105 E. 1st St Sanford. P f o im io n ii Hi t f Io i , IQtty Sitting. Helping Hand Errovd Sarvfea* can 407-M2-SS45 tSk AJMCO 2 7 8 -H a n d y M Al towa npte* Kkftert B O l Cabte 8 Wiring, torch more. C a l t o Frsa Estimate. Licaneed 5 Insured. 2 8 2 -I n t e r n e t S e r vic e P r o v id e r Fax (407) 330-0253 f g f f o r i4 > / r t w 5 Rail Fence •Stockade O teM tok Fence -Board on Board •Shadow Box C a l For Free Estimate (407) 331-0785 C o m w erateM M dk Nick KoumankSa (388)488-1177 Im p r o v e m e n t 1800 W. First Street • Sanford, FL 32771 v " Service 5 Repair la our QNUf Buamaaa •Boat 4 Traler Repafra •Factory Carteted Tachnfctena •Marctutea Daater Hr* U F 5a-4p, SatBam-Noon 1-4 to Ex* 5 2 ' Port of Santod (407)3244811 2 6 9 -C l e a n in g S e r v ic e s CALL FOR DETAILS 2 9 4 -P a in t in c riaxac Fence Company Serving You Over 50 Yeere Wa Daffverr We Menutectwe ^^MODoj^nid^R^Ljrijwood 2 5 0 -B o a t R e t a ir Call Now 97 — A pa r t m en t s F u r n is h e d M A R IN E R S V IL L A G E LM 8 ADA I BO W . MeOMO 10OPU W B M O ANOUP 153— A c r e a g e L o t Fot S a le 2 7 7 -F e n c e t o m o t iv e Toyota 5 ASE Master Mohantc Foreign 5 Domeekc Auto Rape* 5 Service. 3400 Weal SR 48, Sanford C a i 4074024565 Hours 8 00 - 8:30 V tS A V A S TE H CAR O Raotn For Rant; K k h s n ptMtegn. nctote a* utetea 8 cabte. M2Smo.. 1x14 teat month. 407-323-1399. 9 9 — A pa r t m en t s U n f u r n is h e d GreatLocationon 17-92kit 3,000 total aq IL btekste* 1,000 s aCHA oktoaapao* Concnte btot wtti 4rokup door* BMkteigki grk anMkn. 17parkingipaca* Own la maftvawdl Ca* Vbnca Scot naaMor, 407-314-4818. Business & Services Directory w L ow w H'b A uto R apalr Studio Apts. Available Room For Rant: Pnvala antranca. •adiarAlryar. 1 10Qtwk, Lake Ava In Sanford. 407488-7023 Sanford Large t BR Quial Rautential Area Adtete. No Pate Rat.Laaaa tfTM no , * Depot! 4071234019 Santod. Custom bute 38R 2WL vwited caUnga, sky I p t x , working krapteca. krxnacutete a apadoua. many axka* quit M., 1117JXXL 362738-4350.______________________ 149— C o m m e r c ia l Pr o p er ty F o r S a le i — «— *— — *— * 2 5 f t-A u w t iid V r e n t a l * ' Starting • 183/wk. Sanford: Lovely 2SR apt. axe. M l . cabte TV. Seeking matuia hdhrtdual or couple, no childran or pete liaywfc. or aa5amo * $250 xec dap. leaae 407-121-3738. Santod: 4/2, tea new aa low M $882mo Biutead e ra *. LEASEPURCHASE conektered 1509 E te * Oo took] 407488-8182. W M a tarings: 3BA/2BA. 537 WtftelraCL h The H tF k n J* Wkter hunt 5 goN court# wew 1165.500 By appt orfy, 4074894328. PAUL OSBORNE /Ip a t t t n e n t cH om eg Wry ntea, tery ctean ton nmodalad. all ud. cabte, AlC. hdry, phone, kach uaa. w c dr. latatenl ; pnvala anlrinca No Ingf Only drug tn y 407-3387373 WkPl.-|i I t o u t e i a r M O dfw T R f f o r r y w y w a 282 Moving A Storage 283 CM. Lube A Filter 284 Patotlng 288 Paper H anging 287 POM Control 288 PtenofOrgan Tuntog 288 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cteantng 301 Roofing 302 Screen A O 'aao W ork 303 Socntarial A Typing 304 SkBng 308 Small Business 308 Stained Olaao 307 Owknmtng Poof Bervtoaa 308 Termrto Repair 300 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tre e Service 313 TV/Redto 314 Uphotetery 318 W a k in g A Sheet M etti 318 WaS OrBBng 318 W indow W ash ing A Tim in g Town house 2/2.5, axceaenl naptertYJOd, poof, tea, now pant 8 carpet Can 407-474-3834. Apartments 93— R o o m s F o b R e n t 407-3384423 Lamm Services Lags! Services Locksmith Masonry l antotd : Townhouse. 3/2, newty retotkahed caihadral casing, pool, tennte aocaa* caransc tea. 185.000 407-330-4868. 124-8832 Vf N H im 1 PR OPT R HI S 111/ l.’ l l / h l Sanford Court Wanted Worterxl A a m i Do A8 company teal rsqukM hard work. Mechanical abkty an A* Raeatakty a mLal Can team a trade 8 gal paid tool! WW Tratel Must have trimportation la Qanava area. For ntovtew. 407-349-8581. Drug Free iWYkaat Bug rlapnait nouaa 287 288 280 290 A d v trtlM your buairwts or m i v Ic m for rr llttl* as $2.oo par day. Call (407) 322-2611 to tpaak to a Claaatflad Rapraaantallvo Wrt-Vkn DrVarx needed: Fid 8 Part tens. Good driving record 8 dug •craanteg iwpited Cparakxi Ic wlh 5 y n axp. Sanlorx watoorrn te apply. C a l 800-471-2440 pnvaagaa, plua laundry- Ratek SSI praterrad 407-480-1101 8areoni 2411S, Orange Ava, c< 25*i 81. 1 BR 1BA home. Family nwn.aat ki kkhsn, teerg are* Ivkig room I a n hstewl Oop Int ' ~ 1/2 babv Sprtnkter eyeton' pump. Must aaa to ape 168.900.407-322-4748. CH A * private b a r* 4074228189 STARTING AT 2S8 Akorstlono 2 M Apploncw Repair 2S7 Auto Etect. R opok 238 Automotive 2 8 0 Bush Hogging 281 C omputer Conouteng 282 Cobtnots 283 Carponxy 26 4 Corjiot 4 Inataaotteno 288 Corpot Cleonlng 288 Coding Repair 287 Ceramic TUe 288 Chad Coro Canters 280 C leanin g Services 2 7 0 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Daavary Services 278 Drywab 278 Electrical 277 Fsnco 2 7 8 Handy Man 27B Hauling 280 Hom e Im provem ent! 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Services 2 8 3 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lakafront Clearing 288 Landscaping 286 Laundry Sendees 231 Cara For Sate 234 Automotlvo M l SC EI I A N E O U S TOES One it >450rina A l have Part Tima Nuraary a Qrasn Htxtea Water. No Exp. Nacaaaary. Cal MF. AS. 407-3220884 Part tens wakter Must ba atria to labrtcate. Cai 407-080-2033 •no » • ww cornics r a •nror tor in* rwnn iPEjcmcvnonv Wi nrv i Jkxt Inaartton onfy and onfy lot Ota coal of tha Util toarirtton. 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Business OppodunMes (dess. 55) A Oarage Salsa (217) reqUre payment In advance. 43 4B 54 57 00 . . . �WEEKEND APRIL 7 , 2 0 0 2 M k V I M N a .f r CapytlgM 0 HXH The SeminoN J Sanford, Florida 50* 41 children interviewed in foster care case By Michelle Jerta Managing Editor Daylight-saving time begins Sunday \H*r*k) reader* are remind­ ed to turn their docks ahead one hour on Saturday before they go to bed to mark the beginning of daylight-savings time. Local Are departments also remind readers to adopt a potentially life sav­ ing habit: Change the bat­ teries In smoke alarms when you change your docks. Raplacing batteries every six months Is a sim­ ple way to ensure smoke alarms will work in case of an emergency. L A K E M A R Y — Allegations of sexual assault in a local foster home appear to be limited to four children. Investigators with the Lake Mary Police Department have interviewed more than 40 chil­ dren assigned to the foster home of Marie Jasmin. Additional sexu­ al assault incidents were not uncovered, but the interviews could lead to other charges being filed against Jasmin and her son. Jasmin, 55, was arrested last Investigation continues into allegations of sexual assault month an charges of neglecting to report that her IB-yearold son, Jacques, was sexually assaulting children in her foster care. Jacques is still in the Seminole County jail without bond on charges of sexual assault, while Marie was released on a $1,000 bond shortly after The arresbffollowcSalkgatiors from two foster children, who were released back to their family Lake Mary Police Chief Richard Beary describes how his department transformed a conference room into a chfldren'e play­ room. More than 40 chil­ dren came to the depart­ ment to be interviewed as part of the Jasmin foster care case. earlier this year, of sexual assault while under Jasmin’s care. The children were interviewed by authorities, who believe Jacques molested at least four foster chil­ dren within the Jasmin household. In a public statement, Marie Jasmin has denied the allegations. Since Marie Jasmin became a certified foster parent in 1996, the See Investigation, Page SA rw ru a pnoio Home owners look for answers from sunrooms CEO t By Christopher Patton Staff Writer are back Th e seventh Annual Super Seminole Spring Classic, a Men’s Super Slow-PItch qualifying tournament. Is being held for the first time In Sanford today and tomorrow. Page 1B hi ■«- - I J pnoiaa inti nln* try *-- Tneunu /lV. «w r «nl iipwriw i ofreity H xin ii Pictured above, firelighters practice the Denver UfL The lift was created several years ago by the Denver Fire Department after a firefighter, who suffered a heart attack, died in aaburning building because his co­ workers could not lift him up and out ot a window. Pictured below, Seminole County firefighter Terry Darnell tries his hand at the ladder bail out drill. Firefighters learned how to move out a window onto a ladder head­ first and then swing down to land farther down the ladder. Team Pain receives OK to build city’s skate park By Christopher Patton By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor or three months, small plum es of smoke routinely lifted from the old Florida Power and Light building in downtown Sanford. There was no fire, just more than 450 firefighters from around the county learning how to save their fellow co-workers in times of disaster. Seminole County Lieutenants Mike Hammonds and Jeff Blake led the instruction of the firefighter survival and rescue course. The course is the first county-wide training exercise to include all Seminole fire depart­ ments. "Most of this stuff we will probably never have to use,” Hammonds said. "If you do get in a situation like this, you know things have gone bad." Every couple of days the F Pago 1C Seminole Smile LAKE MARY — With only a slight hesitation about the com­ pany's name, City Commission Thursday gave Team Pain the go ahead to build the city's skate park. The approval authorizes City Attorney Clay Simmons to pre­ pare contract documents with Team Pain Enterprises Inc., for the construction of the park. Based on research provided by members of city staff. Commission also waived the competitive sealed bid require­ ments. "It's normal ti) go to bid with a project like this," City Manager John Litton said. "But, we have the right under city code to do what is in the best interest of the city. We believe Team Pain is the best for this job." Team Pain, based in Winter Springs, is owned by Tim Payne. Sec Training, Page 8A Authorities suspect professional thieves targeting Seminole County By Christopher Patton Staff Writer A u d ris B illb e r r y - Sanford Hom ing Authority director Index C lo l u l l e d ............... ............... 4 S -6 S C r o n w o r d ............. P e a r A b b / ............. F ood • l l f d l ..................... Life S t y l e .................. O b . l u Q . i e i ............. 3A O p in io n ........... 4A 7A Police L o g ............. . R e lig io n .................. S p o ilt ..................... t The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office is investigating two sepa­ rate reports of large thefts that indicate professional thieves arc in the area. A report from March 22 indi­ cates one suspected location is the Interstate 4 business corridor. The sheriff's office and the Lake Mary Police Department are investigating the theft of numer­ ous Liptop computers from busi­ nesses located in Heathrow and the Primera office parks. Suspects are two black males, early 20s, medium build and LAKE MARY — A group of home owners who have spent thousands of dollars for construc­ tion work that has yet to be com­ pleted job are beginning to see a shimmer of hope. At least a dozen complaints have been filed with Four Seasons Sunrooms Inc. of New York about nonperformance of a local fran­ chise owner. Customers say the owner. Josh Perrotta, and his company Sunrwms of Florida have been paid an estimated S500.1XX1 in deposits to build sunrooms. Some nf the deposits were paid almost two years ago, yet little work lias beyrmynplctixf. David Ewing, CEO of Four O n March 22, Doane file d a suit Seasons Sunrooms, was in for $20,000. His anger, however, Central Florida Thursday to dis­ doesn't stop with Perrotta. He cuss the situation with unhappy bought a Four Seasons product customers. For about three hours, while living in Utah and said the four homeowners - one from See Sunrooms, Page 10A Longwood, Lake Mary, Apopka V Area firefighters attend survival^ rescue course Staff W riter W h e n som e people And rocks on the banks of a creek or in their backyards, they m ay see a good skip­ ping stone or landscape fix­ ture Not Fa ye Siler. Wearing baseball caps. The sus­ pects also may have operated a blue SUV as a get-a-way car. In one particular case at Mitsubishi Power Systems at 100 Colonial Center Parkway, approximately 18 laptop computers were stolen. "It seems as if in these cases what we have is professional thieves with shopping lists," said sheriff's office spokesman Steve CXson. What investigators found Wednesday is lending them to believe the stolen merchandise eventually makes it way to Miami and possibly a cargo ship. See Thieves, Page 10A and Orlando - explained their troubles with Perrotta and dis­ cussed a palatable resolution. As many as four dozen cus­ tomers could be effected, and a statewide investigation is under way into Perrotta's business prac­ tices. In addition, four dvil suits in four separate counties have been filed against Perrotta. Todd Doane of Pinellas County is one of those who has filed suiL Doane agreed to have build a sunroom in August 2001/ He paid $17,000 as a deposi roughly half of the contract's ‘ ancc. Perrotta had a number, delays, Doane said, and fi agreed to start in January. Thai tire last lie's heard from Perroli "That's a lot o fjp w « x lia» W out of a long time," Doane said. Other employees at the compa­ ny include skaters with exten­ sive design and building experi­ ence in skate structures. Previous design and construc­ tion projects include public skate parks in North Point, Fla., Ripon, Calif., Laramie, Wyo., Ashville, N.C. and most recently, Deltona. Team Pain is the only concrete skate park designer on the East Coast recognized by the Skate Park Association of the United States, and Payne serves on the group's design and safety board. "Mr. Payne was chosen as a sole source based on his exten­ sive experience and interviews with municipal directors," Litton said. "We have found no other experienced builders in the area. According to Litton, the city will piggyback on the city of Deltona’ contract with Team Pain, which will establish the See Park, Pag* 10A Agency moves forward with 1st Street lights By Dan Ping Editor SANFORD — A decision by the Downtown Community Redevelopment Agency appears to have flipped the switch for improved lighting on 1st Street. Board members agreed to enter contract negotiations with the Downtown Business Association to conduct events beneficial to downtown. The contract would fund the DBA up to $25,000, and negotiations would begin once DBA obtains and submits to the city building easements for an electrical system the organization helped improve along 1st Street. the DBA's president, Tom Winterheimer, and founder, Sara Jacobson, approached City Commission in January for fund­ ing and offered to give the city die electrical system in exchange for $25,nx)o. 3 3 lied 3 “ It's a w inw in s i.u a tion, b u t it needs to be a clear w inw in. after dis­ putes arose over who owned the electrical improve­ — 55— ments. Local Tom Ball businesses CR A Boa/U Memfcet who donat­ ed thou­ sands of dollars in parts and labor for the I improvements claimed they made the donations to the city, not DBA. In their proposal to the CRA, Winterheimer and Jacobson said they weren't asking for payment for the electrical system. “Call the $25,000 whatever you want, we're seeking money to put in our treasury to produce activi­ ties that benefit downtown," Jacobson said. Board members agreed the electrical system would provide an infrastructure to improve lightwanted to f o g dmvntown, but ------------avoid possible legal pitfalls. "It's a win-win situation, but it m ills to be a clear win-win," said CRA board member Tom Ball See Lighting, Page 10A f � 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/. 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PRICE! •INSTANT CREDTT- S# !iiUt Ew ral SANFORO 40/ 121 5163 C o m p ra y P a q a A q u le E5/o Intereses b p ir a H l- e P h il B e ttis C ar C e n te r Sanford 407-321-5163 �WEEKEND M ARCH .11, 2002 t e a t i M Mass cep m vrem sT ta San ford , F lorida found on restaurant’s steps ■ y C h ris to p h e r P e tto n S taff W riter SCC duo selected for All-State Vjlana Lsuchsnka pfefttd up moat o f the hardware, but 11 o lh ef m em b era otth e Sam inda Community CoNaga baakatbal program wara aiao raoogntzad whan the Florida Community Cottage Activities (F C C A A ) r p w a w u n A iK X jn itfon cs S A N F O R D - The fate o f a 1 7 -year-old m o th er and the b ab y she abandoned is n ow in the hands o f the courts. A ft e r tw o an on ym ou s 911 nymi lacc e d b y tne m oth er ca lls p la T h u rsd a m o rn in g , p o lic e q u ick ly located the- baby she le ft at the doorstep o f the Proy Th ai C u isin e restaurant at 2520 S. French A v e . O ffic e r Tina L eh m a n fo u n d the b ab y at a p p roxim a tely 6:20 a.m . w ea r­ in g a child sized T-shirt, said C apt. D arrel Presley. JShe Im m ed iately w rapped th e b a b y In a blanket and c a lle d p a ra m e d ics,'' said f Presley W ith the b a b y In g o o d con d i­ tion resting a t C entral F lorida R egio n a l H o s p ita l, S an ford p o lice in v e s tig a to rs tracked d o w n the m o th e r’s Id en tity b y tracing the 911 calls to a cell phone. T h e m oth er w as located at Sem inole H ig h School as she apparently g a v e birth, d u m p ed tne child and phoned p o lic e all before s h o v in g o ff to class. P olice transferred h er to the hospital and w as still recover­ in g there as o f T h u rs d a y evening. M ea n w h ile, at a cus­ to d y hearing Thursday after­ noon, S em in ole C o u n ty J u ven ile Judge N an cy A lle y ru le d the ch ild w as to be p la c e d In a D epartm ent o f C h ildren and Families shelter. T h e m other w o u ld be allo w ed su p ervised visita tion righ ts and another hearing w as set fo r A p ril 15 at 9 a.m. U nder Florida law, the girl cou ld have le g a lly dropped the n ew b orn b o y o f f at a fire hall o r hospital, instead, she chose See Baby, Page 12A Bike Patrol and Alt-Stste teams recantty. “ Police find teen-age mother after tracing 911 calls . IB Sheriffs office investigating electrocution i4 rS sfi I■ ISi in # - City pulls permit for snake seller B y Dsn P in g Editor b iva tlga to n with the Seminole County' Sheriff's, Major Crimes Unit are inves­ tigating the death o t a 20yeeKJd worker; w h o died o f an apparent electrocution. Tne incident was reported to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office at U 3 & u n Thursday. It happened on State Road 426 near the inter­ section o f Seminole W oods Boulevard, near Geneva. The victim, Benjamin ' i Butt (dob 6-20-81) of , worked for Red •ad Light. H e waa a n w rM er of a crew that wras laying T down pow er pole* along the roadway. According to a witness, the i o f the truck came in I contact with a power line. [T h e victim, w ho w as stand­ ing next to the truck, appar­ ently came in contact w ith the electrical current A n EMS crew rushed him to Central Florida Regional Medical center in Sanford, where he was pronounced dead. unit. vI H*f«W photo by Tommy Wncu l Sanford police and firelighters escort a teen ager to a rescue vehicle. The Seminole High School student earlior in the morning abandoned her baby at a Sanford Thai restaurant. - , '1 f t ? y - . T Horrid photo* by tommy 1 The Sanford Fire Department recently purchased bicycles for He new bike patrol. Pictured, from left, are flrefighter/paramedic Larry Piedlscalzo, Out-Spoke'n owners Arden and Michael Cottle, and KreAgMer/paramedcs Mike Salber and Jeff Orange. . / F ir e d e p a rtm e n t fin d s s o lu tio n f o r tig h t s q u e e z e s B y Dan Pin g Editor pecial events like festivals and parades provide unique obstacles for para­ medics w h o have to provide em ergency medical service, but a team o f emergency personnel at the Sanford Fire Department appears to have found a solution: bike patrols. Large crowds make it difficult for emergency medical techni­ cians (EMTs) and paramedics to respond to a crisis. Precious sec­ onds that could mean the d iffer­ ence between life and death are lost maneuvering large rescue vehicles through a crowd of pedestrians. Even g o lf carts are difficu lt to squeeze through tight spots. "Bikes are idea fo r things like the Fourth o f July dow n on Lake M on roe," said M ik e Salber, a paramedic with the department. Salber is the d rivin g force behind the creation o f the bike unit. Deputy Fire C hief Jerry Ransom said the idea had been kicked around for a couple o f S Designing Women The terms "high-tech’ and landscaping com pany" don't often appear In the sam e sentence. A Sanford company Is changing that. P e g s 1C Seminole Sm ile Sanford fireftghte r/paramodlc Larry Pledlscalzo Inspects his new bicycle, which was purchased from Out-Spoke'n. Se« Bicycles, Page 7A S A N F O R D — City com m is­ sioners revoked a conditional use permit that gave a business ow n er permission to operate a wholesale reptile operation on Sanford Avenue. In January, the Planning it Z on in g Com m ission approved the permit despite complaints from nearby business ow ners and residents. T h e business, JP Pets located at 211) and 212 Sanford Avenue, houses thou­ sands o f non-venom ous reptiles that are sold w holesale to other retailers. ^ _ Linda Kuhn, w ho rives iilmitl iT block a w a y at 313 Palmetto Avenue, appealed P & Z 's deci­ sion to the city commission. "T h e perm it is not consistent with the goals and objects o f the Com prehensive Plan and the Land D evel­ opment --------/ / -------Regul• ■“ at ions," If it had Kuhn told K een n commission. . c . ers. "it's also w holesale not compatlelectronics ble with the business, I surrounding w ould have Mikc'LV fell the sam e Skat, chairway. man of the ______ ■ ■ _____ Planning * * C om m ­ Plarrfwng CkxrtrniaAion ission, was the /one dis­ senting vote when the conditional use was approved in January. H e agreed See Snakes, Page IZA Heathrow residents object to plans for assisted-living facility B y C h ristop h er Patton Staff Writer S A N F O R D — The night before Passover was to begin almost a hundred elderly Jews delayed their religious prepara­ tions to show their support for a proposed county com prehen­ sive plan amendment. The Jewish Senior Housing Council requested the am end­ ment for a rezoning o f a 20-acre parcel from agriculture to planned unit developm ent. The site is located west o f Interstate 4, east o f the Seminofe-Wekiva Trail and 3000 feel south o f L ik e M ary Boulevard. Commissioners voted unani­ mously, absent Com m issioner Randy Morris, to send the pro­ posed com preh en sive plan am endm ent to the Florida Departm ent o f C om m unity A ffairs for review, if approved by the state, the site w ou ld be utilized fo r a non-sectarian assisted and independent living facility. The developm ent w ou ld con­ sist o f 200 assisted-living units near 14 and 50 one-story units near the Markham W oods neighborhoods o f Ravensbrook and Orange Ridge. Residents o f those tw o neighborhoods plead­ ed with county commissioners to adhere to the comprehensive plan and deny the project. sroval o f this plan w ould be hard to sw allow ," said Frank Shelton, vice president o f the Markham W oods Association. Shelton argued approval of the assisted livin g facility w ould be "setting a precedent for more high intense developm ents" in the area that are incompatible with the surrounding neighbor­ hoods. "Please continue to protect the integrity o f our community and continue to honor the agree­ ments m ade by those before you," he asked commissioners. Joe Ureig, a resident o f Ravensbrook, w ould be the clos­ est hom eowner to the proposed developm ent. H e too asked commissioners to deny the pro­ ject, calling an approval a "vio - S « Facility, Page 7A S u b sta tio n p r o a c t iv e a p p ro a c h to p o lic in g S D a vid Scott - Idyllwilde Elementary Principal Index Claurfwd.......................3B-61 O ouw ord............. SA 0«a/ Abby .........................AC logoi* .......................... 31-41 U*5tyto ......................... 1GSC O t»iu an»i..........................3A Opinion .......................... 4A Pbiko L og ................. . • ■• AA loltalort........................ 4C3C S p o rt* .................................. 1 S -2 B B y C h ristop h er Patton Staff Writer S A N F O R D — A new Sanford Police Department substation at C ow an M oughton Terrace and 5th Street may benefit local stu­ dents as much as the officers w h o w ill use the facility. The grand opening o f the sub­ station Tuesday was the result o f an unique collaborative venture. The police department, city o f Sanford, Sem inole County Public Schools and Sanford Housing Authority all pitched in to help. The unmanned substation w ill provide an added p olice pres­ ence in the area as officers w ill use the facility for shift changes, breaks and com pleting paper­ work. The added presence is a more proactive approach to policing the area, said O fficer G ary Johnson. C om m u n ity policin g coordin ator Johnson w ill m ove his office from the 13th Street substation to the new facility. In addition , the substation w ill be used as a tutoring center. The substation is located on an adjacent street to the literacy center at Harbor II, Teachers w ill use the substation for more indi­ vid u alized tutoring, said Elizabeth Graham, Title I com­ munity educator and adminis­ trator. "The extra quiet place gives them a chance to w ork one-onone w ith teachers," she said. "W e ’ve had some great support from these collaborative agen­ cies and the community." Officers w h o use the new sub­ station w ill also help in tutoring. According to Graham, the offi- See Substation, Page 7A Herald photo by Tommy Vtncom Audrls BiHberry. executive director ol Sanlord Housing Authority, gives a speech during the grand opening ot the Sanlord Police Department Community Services and Tutoring Center. �T h i Seminole Hnuia ommumty April events TradRtonei Farmer* Market Megnoti* Square, Downtown Sanford Every Tbeeday and Saturday In the heart of Downtown 8antonl For mom Information ptaaaa contact Sanford Main Street (407) 322-5600. To have an item added to the Main Street Calendar, Call Paula at 407-688-0943 CMC Canter. Cost is $3.00, Includes refreshments. Music is by the Deftonana 12-piece band. The pubic is invited. •p o L m c fm M t 8*nlor Center at 11AM - bring your own lunch. For Informa­ tion cal Barbara Goertz 407.302.1010. Players need­ ed. • Pinochle Club meets at til* Senior Center at 12:00PM Needs new members. For information call 407.302.1010. Free • Seminoi* County Public Ubrary - Sanford BranchToddfors (18 months to 3 years) 10:30am. •AARP TAX HELP A PREPARATION Tuesdays and Fridays BAM-1PM at the Sanford Senior Center, • Scabbta Club meets M the 8*rtior Canter at 1.-00 PM Looking lor new members. Free. Can 407.302.1010 mid­ d le e a s t ll Seminole Community CoSege, Rm B-117/118, Cost TonighTaSky 8.10 G1 407.328.2121 tor Sentinel* Community CoAega Information. Planetarium let, 3rd, 4 • Seminoi* County Pubic Friday* of die month. Library - Sanford Branch • Featuring a dHtorart episode Confetti Club (3 yeera A up) every time. A l averting shows 3:30pm A l programs are ms* a d be M owed by Meecope A open to the pubic. • UNE DANCING WTTH weedier permits 8:30pm. CLAJREI Sanford Senior Admission: $4 Adults, S3 K-12 Center 1050am-1250pm students and Senior Citizens. Cal 407.302.1010 tor Inform*For mors Information please ‘ Don. cal: (407) 328-2360. April 4-14 April August Earth and Sky by Douglas Myths In the Night Post Seminoi* Community College Presented by the SCC Planetarium 2nd & 4th Theatre Department SCC Fridays of the month. Fine Arts Theatre Featuring 10 (afferent A poetic ftim noir, Chicago on episodes. A l evening shows a hot summer night a hardwll be M ow ed by telescope edged detective story - an viewing sessions as the deacribe Earth and Sky. As weather permits 8:30pm. poet Sara McKeon begin* her irrv^SD^ Don into onNi myfDtr Admission: $4 Adults. $3 K-12 students and Senior Citizen*. of her lover, she is led Into For more Information please Chicago's urban labyrinth. cal: (407) 328-2360. Ticket prices: $6 Adults, $9 Senior Cittzene and Students. Aprif-Augu*t For more Information contact Saturday Evening Special the SCC Fin* Arts Theatre Feature Box Office al (407) 328-2040. Seminole Community College Planetarium Faaturestobe April 4 • Sanford Historic Trust announced. A l evening shows wd be M ow ed by telescope General Meeting 7:00pm, First Presbyterian Church, Park Avenue - Community Center. weather permits unless other­ wise noted. 8:30pm. Pubtic Invited Admission: 34 Adults, S3 K-12 • Seminoi* CounM Public Ubraiy-8anford Branch students and Senior Citizens. For mors Information please Baby Time (Blrth-1B months) cal: (407) 328-2360. 10:00am httpj/www.scc•CONVERSATIONAL ll.com/pianet/lndax.htm SPANISH CLASS Sanford Senior Center 9:00am1 APRIL FOOLS DAY 10:30am. Call 407.302.1010 • Bridge Club meets at the • Dominoes Group meets at r^erapf at 11AM -bring the Senior Center at 1:00 PM you; m w * ” >**- Looking tor new members. ed For/ntormation c mil Free. Call 407.302.10t0 Barbara Goertz 407.302.1010. - -** April 8 Players needed. ** • Pinochle Club meets at AARP TAX HELP A the Senior Center at 12:00PM PREPARATION Tuesday* Needs new members. For and Fridays DAM-1 PM al the Sanford Senior Center. Information call 407.302.1010. Free • Seminole County Public April 6 Library - Sanford Branch• Seminole County Public Toddtore (18 months to 3 Library - Sanford Branch Saturday Soup (stories)(3 to 7 years) 10:30am. years) 2:00 PM. Ail programs free and open to the public. April 2 • AARP TAX HELP & • 8 A 7, City Beautiful Spring PREPARATION Tuesdays Ring Cat Show Sanford CMc and Fridays DAM-1 PM at the Center „ Sanford Senior Center, call 10am • 4pm. Come meet the nation's top felines and see 407.302.1010 more than 200 purebred cats • Encore! Classical from around the country com­ Concert Series 2nd Annual Honors Concert pete and so much more. Admission $6 Adults, $4 Of Rogues and Romantics Spring Choral Concert Seniors and $15 Families. For Seminole Community College more Information contact Fine Arts Concert Hal 8pm. Coleena Hanson at Free admission. For more 386.668.1490. information call: (407) 328April 8-12 2040. Seminole County Public UAA College Softball Library - Sanford BranchConference Tournament Preschool (3-5 years) 10:00 & (Young Adults) 10.45am. Programs are free Seminole County Softball and open the public. Complex j • Scrabble Club meets at Area event For mdfflnformathe Senior Center at 1:00 PM tion contact Dick Rasmussen Looking (or new members. (718) 273-5881. Free. Call 407.302.1010 • *Over-50 Dances’ are Aprils from 2 to 4 pm in the Sanlord • Bridge Club meets at the Association Tournament Sanlando Park Area event For more information contact Jerry Cramer (407) 806-4*42. April 12-14 South Pacific Produced by the Wektva River Player* j . *%j April 11 • CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH CLASS Sanford Senior Center 9:00am10:30am • Seminole County Public Ubrary - Sanford Branch Baby Time (Birth-18 months) 10:00am. • Dominoes Group meats al the Senior Center at 1 00 PM Looking lor new members. Free. Call 407.302.1010 |i u Performing Arts, Downtown Sanford For more Information and tickm p n c M c o m a e i m a n a ta n Stairs Theatre Box Office (407)321-8111. April 12-1$ LAKE MONROE SAJUNG ASSOCIATION general meet­ ing at Wotf/s on Ihe back porch at 11am, lunch is avatiahte, then go sailing eflerwarda. MarnbariNp oppEci lion Is on the website, along with copy of the charter and by-laws under foe Club Information M l SelMfun0knse.ws A p ril* • Seminole County Pubic Ubrary - Sanford BranchPreschool (3-5 years) 10:00 A 10:45am. Programs ars frs* and open th* public. • “Over-50 Dances* are from 2 to 4 pm In the Sanford Civic Center. Cost Is $3.00, Includes refreshments. Music Is by the Deitonana 12-piece band. The pubtic Is Invited. April 10 • Seminole County Pubtic Ubrary - Sanford Branch • Confetti Club (5 years A up) 3:30pm Ail programs ars free A open to the public. • UNE DANCING WITH CLAIR El Sanford Senior Center 10:00am- 12:00pm Call 407.302.1010 for Informa­ tion. • CENTRAL FLORIDA HIS­ TORY AND FOLKLORE Presenter-Charle Ceriaon, SCC. RnvB117-11B, 2-4pm, Coat $5.10. Cel 407.328.2121 •Open Doors Seminole Community Cotiags Student Center Short Story Awards, Englsh Department Research Paper Competition Awards and English Department Scholarship Awards. Free admission. 12pm For more information call: (407) 328-2060. •ai *J » "• tUdk « l n U in { mshI I (MMHi (Or DM April 13 •USSA Adult Softbel Tournament (Adult Women's Slow Pitch) Seminoi# County Softbel Complex Local event. For mors Norrnanoni co n ta c! u m o d h i McCotium 407598.0810. • Seminoi# County Pubtic Ubrary - Sanford Branch Saturday Soup (alori**X3 to 7 l) 2:00 PML Ail programs and opsn to th* pubtic C Agril 1$ • Bridge dub meets at ttw Senior Center at 11AM - bring your own lunch. Player* needed. For Information cel Barbara Goertz 407.302.1010. Players needed. • Pinochle Club meets at th* Senior Center si 12:00PM Need new members. For information cal 407502.1010. Fra* • Seminole County Pubtic Ubrary - Sanford BranchToddlers (18 months to 3 years) 10:30am. April 18-17 U g h School District Tsnrtr*Toumamenl Sanlando Park Local evert. For more Information contact Jack Bfoomingdaie (407) 3202050. April 18 • Scrabble Club meets at the Sanford Senior Center at 1:00 PM Looking for new members. Free. Cell 407.302.1010 • Seminole County Public Library - Sanford BranchPreschool (3-5 years) 10:00 A 10:45am. Programs are free and open Ihe public. • Encore I Classical Conceit Seri** SCC Symphonic Band Seminole Community College Fine Arts Concert Hail 8pm. Free admission. For more Information call: (407) 3282040. April 12 • AARP TAX HELP A PREPARATION Tuesday* and Fridays DAM-1 PM at the Sanford Senior Center •LIGHTOF HOPE CERE­ MONY Memorial Park 7:30pm-8:30pm‘ Sponsored by Seminole Friends of Abused Children. Candle (pen light) ceremony In honor ol Seminole Count s abused children. Open to Public. • BRAIN BOWL LUN­ CHEON Sanford Senior Center 1:00pm-3:30pm. Food, fun A information on how to prevent injuries. Play games and have lunch. For Information call 407.302.1010. April 17 • *Ovar-50 Dances’ are from 2 to 4 pm In Ihe Sanlord Civic Center. Cost la $3.00, includes refreshments. Music is by the Dettonans 12-piece band. The public is invited. Seminole County Public Ubrary - Sanlord Branch Content Club (5 years A up) 3:30pm All programs are tree April 12-13 Orange Blossom Tennis Aopentotfwpubti& • CRAFT WORKSHOP w*h PEG JONES Pieeeed floweri under glass. Sanford fl anior Center. Coat 18.00. Cal 407502.1010 tor fotormetion. • Seminoi* County Pubtic Ubrary - Sanford Branch Baby Time (Nrth-18 months) 1050am. •OFFLINE AUCTIONS Leem to* berica to buying end eePng on-tine. SCC, Rm B-117/11$, 2-4pm. Coat 88.10. C el 4075285121 for •U NE DANCING WITH CLAIREI Sanford Senior Cantor 10 :00*m-12 :00pm Cal 407502.1010 tor Intorma8oa Aaril 16 •CONVER8AT ATONAL SPANISH CLASS Sanford Senior Center 9:00am10:30am A p r il* Group meets at thi Smfbcd Stntef Ctrrttf it 1:00 PM Looking lor new members. Free. C el 407502.1010 •UNE DANCING WITH CUUREI Sanford Senior Center IOtOOem-12:00pm C el 407502.1010 for Informa­ tion. April 18-21 ? South Pacific Produced by the Wektva (Over Player* Helen Stairs Theatre iftif atikure A etihe Mr Ini nWKffiTTWiy MB, Downtown Sinfofd riiie LhLuHp wIt i ,n JU^L, ror iw rrwfi riPCXTTwuon ana bdca mi For mors Information pieeee contact The Student Mueeum 407.330.5688 April 20-21 USA Rugby Women'* “ ‘ 118 8*ntinol* County Sports Training Cantor, Sytvan Lake Park The tournament wtil feature 18 of tits best cotiegtoto woman's rugby learns In the United State*. Teems wB be compelIng for a chance to advance to the USA Rugby Cotiegtoto National Champtorarifo*. For more Information contact Kevin Coukhert al tit# Central Florida 8ports Commiaston (407) 648-4000 X12. April 22 •TORCH RUN 11:30am2:00pm event open to Public. Sponsored by Sanford Pottos uoptnmonL vacant lot, wait of City H a l Fund Reiter for Special Otymptoe. C el Cheril Turner 407.323.3030 ext 3312 Tor mnFOfrrwDOfi, • Bridge Club meets at the Sanford Senior Cantor at 11AM - bring your own lunch. Players needed. For Informa­ tion cati Berbers Goertz 407.302.1010. Ptayere need­ ed • Pinochle Club meals al the Sanford Senior Cantor at 1250PM Need new mem­ bers. For Information cati 407502.1010. Free • 8emlnoto County Pubtic Ubrary - Sanford Branch* Ibddtore (18 months to 3 i) 1050am. pncMB o o n u a b m r w f n Ststa Theatre Box Office (407) 321-8111. April 20 • Seminole County Pubtic Ubrary - Sanford Branch Saturday Soup (stories}{3 to 7 i) 2:00 PM. A l programe end open to the pubtic • Ciaaeic Car Cruise A Street Party Htstortt liatorio Downtown Sanford *- C L ■ ■ i. For more tton 6pm-Dpm. mo totormaflon pieeae tented Main Street (407) 322-5600. • A l American Soap Box Derby Race Derby Park (Oregon Avenue, Sanford.) Open to boys A girls 9-16. The cars are assembled from kits. The local champion goes to Akron, Ohio in Juty to com­ pete in Ihe World Championships. Admission is free. Dam-Spm. For more information contact Norm Parry (407) 330-5867. • HISTORIC TRUST SPRING GARDEN TOUR In the Historic Residential District 1:00pm-6:00pm Admission. For information cal Russ Lord 407.321.7282 • Spring Feet - Earth Day Celebration Student Museum, Historic Downtown Sanford Come cel­ ebrate the 100th birthday of the original Sanford High School, now known as the Student Museum. Enjoy Ihe lovely demonstration gardens, live entertainment, early American craft demonstra­ tions, and a Civil War reenact­ ment Free admission. Sponsored by Seminole County Public Schools, the City of Sanford, the Sanlord Historical Trust and Seminole County Extension Services. April 22-2* 8toto High School PtayOlfs Tennis Tournament oaraaroo rani State evenL For more infor­ mation contact Jerry Bourg (407) 482-8700. April 23 • Seminole County Pubtic Ubrary - Sanford Bunch* Preschool (3-5 yeeral 1050 A NATURE TOUR/DIXIE CROSSROADS Day Trip Sanford CMc Center, call 407/302/1010 lor reservation and information. • Scrabble Club meets at th* Sanford Senior Center at 1:00 PM Looking tor new members. Fra*. C el 407.302.1010 April 24 • "Over-50 Dances’ ars from 2 to 4 pm in lh* Sanford CMc Cantor. Cost Is $3.00, Indude* refreshments. Music Is by Ihe Dettonans 12-piece band. The pubtic la Invited. • UNE DANCING WITH CLAIREI Sanford Senior Cantor 1050sm-1250pm Cell 407.302.1010 ter Informa­ tion. • Seminole County Public Library - Sanford Branch Confetti Club (5 year* A up) 3:30pm AB programs are tree A open to Ihe public. •MESSAGES FROM THE LAND DOWN UNDER - Class about Australia and the Aboriginal people. SCC, Rm B it 7-110. 2-4pm, coat $5.10. Call 407.328.2121 for Informa­ tion. April 24-28 ACCS Invitational Soccer Tournament Seminoto County Sports Treinkin tiwn iMImib framing u m w Pi @Ay iw iI lim Park A Ieili-ifiel TlouvnamanL m Mtametd riauooai inn Association of Colsgtoto Club Soccer wfli feature cotiegtote dub eoccer toenw from actoee th* country. Any ootisgtote dub eoocer team to etigUe to pam ipra. roc n w i ■i m i i m 1 non corusci i\8¥ir« uounnan n lh* Central Florida Sporto Commiaaion (407) 648-4800 X12, April 28 • Thursday NWR Jazz A ree Seriee SCC! J< Jazz Enaembto wkh Featured Guest Seminoi* Community Cottoge, Fin* Arts Concert Hel 7:30pm. Free admission. For more information cati: (407) 328-2040. •CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH CLASS Sanford Senior Center 9:00am1050am • Seminoi# County Pubtic Ubrary - Sanford Branch Baby Time (Birth-18 monlfw) 1050am. April 28 • MOVIE MA0NE8S Sanford Senior Center 1pm •Peart Harbor storing Ban Afteck, AJec Baldwin Free popcorn. Movie frs*. • Dominoes Group meals at th* Sanford Senior Cantor at 1:00 PM Looking for new members. Free. Cell 407.302.1010 • UNE DANCING WITH CLAIREI Sanford Senior Center 10:00am-1250pm C el 407.302.1010 tor Informa­ tion. April 28-28 South Padflc Produced by lh* Wskfva RNer Players Helen Stairs Theatre tor the Performing Arts. Downtown Sanford For more Information and ticki i pneos conuci dm nswn Stairs Theatre Box Office (4 ^ April 27 Seminoi* County Public Library - Sanford Branch Saturday Soup (atorie*)(3 to 7 years) s) 2:00 PM. All programs freei and ar open to ths public April 29 • Bridge Club meets at the Sanford Senior Center at 11AM - bring your own lunch. Players needed. For Informa­ tion call Barbara Goertz 407.302.1010. Players need­ ed. • Pinochle Club meets al the Sanlord Senior Center at 12:00PM Need new mem­ bers. For Information call 407.302.1010. Free • Seminole County Public Library - Sanford BranchToddlers (18 months to 3 years) 10:30am. April 30 • Seminole County Public Ubrary - Sanford BranchPreschool (3-5 years) 10:00 A 10:45am. Programs ars tree and open the public. • Encore! Classical Concert Series The Seminole Masterworks Chorale Seminole Community Collage Fine Arts Concert Hall 8pm. Free admission. For more information call: (407) 3282040. T h e r e ’s a b e tte r w a y to buy in s u ra n c e . D o n ’t m i s s o u r I nford main street F A R M E R ’S M A R K E T MAGNOLIA SQUARE ON FIRST STR EET -V Y o u en n bu y you r in s u ra n c e fr o m .1 s t r a n g e r .it .1 - 8 NUM BER or from EVERYTUESDAY ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect. 2 LIVE E N T E R T A IN M E N T • FR U ITS • V E G G I E S • PLA N TS •AND M ORE Call today and talk to a real person Sanford Main Stntt. " n, .a.,.jr Sanford. Tha Hlitortc Maart Of SonWwIa County R O O M S iecknflef I N S T A L L A T I O . W mft e XUCTV 1.1 tin ,S Uadi * protection and security. \A tito -O w n e rs In s u ra n c e ne 'm radar Mae MUCTV 9 Since 1968 2575 S. F ren ch A ve. N ! DIRECTV SYSTEM including installation in 2 rooms who cares about your fam ily’s F or M ore Information Call (407) 322dg600 RICHARD RUSS1 Itwa 1 ahoit B m for MT«ICWtpifriaaa() D ig ita l S a t e llit e DIRECTV. P I I L THt JOV 8 0 0 -8 5 9 -0 4 4 0 *** l-LOVE-MY.FREE-DI5ll.cem • • • ( •' n p “ N »»t *• »Wd B Bill Ut >MMM It HUKIftl •IMkl ll 111IMl (M l 011 M umUnHiriKilimniiiin IWmilmrnihinml Im i w i m i hi �T he Seminole Herald Sunday. March 31.2002 Page 3A Obituaries LUCY A N N E BASILE Lucy A im e Basil*, 69, o f East Hornbeam D rive, Longw ood, died Monday, March 25,2002. Bom in Bronx, N.Y., she m oved to Central Florida In * 1993. She was a retired teacher. She w as m em ber o f Church of The Annunciation o f Altamonte Springs and Saba] Point Garden dren. Baldwin-Falrchild Funeral H om e Oaklawn Chapel is in charge o f arrangements. children. Banfield Funeral H om e o f W inter Springs is in charge o f the arrangements. AUDREY A. EVENSEN PAULINE REYNOLDS Survivors include her hus­ band, Peter Baslle o f Longw ood; on e daughter, Catherine Drohan o f Altamonte Springs; one son, Frank Baslle o f N e w York City, N.Y.; one brother, Michael Pisano o f W inter Park; tw o sisters, Marie Pisano o f W inter Park and Joanne Zanfardfho o f Apopka; and tw o grandchildren. W ood Lawn Carey Hand Funeral H om e o f Longw ood is in charge o f arrangements. A u drey A . Evensen, 78, of Palm Springs D rive, Longw ood, died Tuesday, March 26,2002. Bom in Racine, Wls., she m oved to Central Florida in 1985. She w as a homemaker. She w as a m ember o f Atonem ent Lutheran in Radne, Wis. She w as a member o f the A M F Bow ling Club. Survivors include three sons, Jeffrey J. and Eric L Evensen o f Lon gw ood and Kai A. Evensen o f Wisconsin; one brother, Wes Adrianson o f Wisconsin; and four grandchildren. W oodlaw n Carey H and Funeral H om e o f Lon gw ood is in charge o f arrangements. Pauline Reynolds, 62, o f St. Johns Circle, Fern Park, died Sunday, March 24,2002. Bom in Kingston, Jamaica, she m oved to Central Florida in 1990. She was a member o f First Pentecostal Church o f Longw ood. Survivors include one daugh­ ter, Ann M arie Givans o f Casselberry; one brother, Keith Tingle o f Jamaica; one sister, Dorothy Sewell o f Longw ood; and three grandchildren. W oodlaw n Carey Hand Funeral H om e o f Longw ood is in charge o f arrangements. RITA B. BLACK THERESA SU S A N FORLANO Rita B. Black, 77, o f Greyolds Street, Deltona, died Monday, March 25,2002, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Boise Idaho, she m oved to Central Florida from Alba, Mo., in 1974. She w as a homemaker. She was a member o f R iver City Christian Church in DeBary, past matron o f Order o f Easter Star in Alba, Mo., and received a 50-year pin in 2000 for the VFW Women's Auxiliary Post N o. 8093, DeBaiy. She also volunteered at M errill Gardens in Orange City. Survivors Include tw o sons, James N. Black Sr., o f Deltona and Tom Black o f Chrisman, 111.; one daughter, Melissa S. Chambers o f Davenport; tw o brothers, Jim W isdom o f Carl Junction, Mo., and Paul W isdom o f Deltona; tw o sisters, Lois Boan o f Yoncalla, Ore., and M elba Ebright o f Joplin, Mo.; nine grandchildren; and 16 great grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral H om e o f Orange City is in charge o f arrangements. Theresa Susan Forlano, 77, o f Sugar Land, Texas, died Monday, March 25,2002, in P olly Ryon Hospital, Richmond, Texas. B om M ay 20,1924, she m oved to Texas from O rlando four years ago. She was a mem­ ber o f H o ly Cross Catholic Church. Survivors include tw o sons, Frederick Forlano o f Sugar Land, Texas, and John Forlano o f Lon g island, N.Y.; one daughter, H o lly Perkins o f Massachusetts; and six grand­ a R O M A IN E V. CREBS .tsB ,2002. , he m oved to Central F lo H d e ir*'.. 1968. H e was a saudering tech. Survivors include one daugh­ ter, Sylvia Follett of Edgewater; one son, W infield W. Crcbs o f Edgewater; tw o sisters, Grace Stem o f Boonsboro, Md., and Blanche Stonesifier o f Westminster, M d.; three grand­ children; fiv e stepgrandcnlldren; and four great grandchil­ HENR1ETTE SLEDGE Henriette "P en n y" Sledge, 75, o f C leo Lane, Deltona, died Thursday, March 28,2002, in Florida Hospital, DeLand. Bom in Gtindhaim, Germay, she m oved to Deltona from Winter Park In 1985. She was retired as a customer service representative for Zayre Department Store. She was a member o f V FW Auxiliary Post N o. 8093 and an exercise instructor at Lake Sie Cono's in Deltona. She enjoyed gardening and cooking. She was o f the " Protestant faith. 5urvivors include her hus­ b a n d o f 56 years, Elton Sledge o f Deltona; tw o sons, Elton Sledge Jr., o f DeLand and Larey Sledge o f Geneva; tw o sisters, Hella Ganss and Anita Vollhardt, both o f Germany; six grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Baldauff Fam ily Funeral H om e o f Orange C ity is in charge o f arrangements. T H O M A S A. WIXTED r is s o n 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 $450 $ 17 9 5 $ » j We A ccep t M ost P re arran g e d Funeral Plans 327-1500 LEAVIN G S YO U R JO B ? RETIRING? You could have up to 20% of your retirement benefits withheld by the IRS! The tax laws have changed.* And if you're not careful you could have up to 2CKt or more** o f your retirement or pension plan distribution withheld when you retire or leave your employer... * * 1746-1 i,err U n le s s y o u p l a n a h e a d . * «.* • * • r Las Vegas, Nev.; one sister, M ichelle Howard o f Laughiin, Nev.; and seven grandchildren. Banfield Funeral H om e o f W inter Springs is in charge o f arrangements. Family Owned 8* Serving Central Florida Since 1989 Thom as A . W ixtcd, 69, o f Casa Grande D rive, Winter Springs, died Tuesday, March 26,2002, in his residence. Bom In Danbury, Conn., he resided In Central Florida for 19 years. H e was retired from real estate sales. H e was Volunteer Fireman o f the Year for the city” " o f Danbury in 1966, and servwl as a volunteer fireman for 33 care. H e was head usher for is church, St. Stephen Catholic Church, for 12 years. Survivors include his w ife, H elen M . W ixted o f Winter Springs; tw o sons, Timothy and James Wixted, both o f Winter Springs; four daughters, Diane W ixted-Parrino and Kate Schimmel, both o f Winter 1 B Springs, Debora Ruggiero o f Winston-Salem, N.C., and Beth Rubalcaba o f Lon gw ood ; three brothers, John W ixted o f W inter Springs, Raymond Wixted o f Elkton and Jerome W ixted o f Q«w Hunt, Ottrwr r a r e r c h u r c h o f th c m a z a r in e 2561 Sanford Aiwa. Sanford, FL 407*322 3123 JonCarmn Paata* mefninji rnrinp 10 30 am Sunday School 0 30am Sunday E v m g 8 00 pm Wed Ptgft State Study 7 00pm. Wed Nt*4 Kida C1ut> 700pm Saturday Service 6 00pm At Raymond lames Financial Services, we can help you protect all of your retirement plan money by outlining for you the alternatives to con­ sider before you make a potentially costly decision. Call today for the guidance you'll need to protect all o f your retirement assets. RAYMOND JAMES BCnv'CgB^-LMS. 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March 31.2002 * THE SEMINOLE HERALD O p in io n Our View V a n d e r W e id e D e liv e r s A s th e N o v e m b e r e le c tio n d ra w s closer, sign s p ro m o tin g U.S. R ep. C o r r in e B ro w n w ill p ro cla im that "C o r r in e D e liv e r s ." T h e sam e c o u ld b e said fo r S em in o le C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r D ick Van d e r W eid e. A s ch airm an o f the re g io n a l p la n n in g org a n iza tio n M c tro P la n O rla n d o , V an d e r W e id e p u sh ed a co m m o n sense p ro p o s a l that w o u ld return a la rg e r share o f rental car taxes to C e n tra l F lo rid a . Because the re g io n is an a ttra c tiv e tou rist d estin a tion , C en tra l F lorid a ren tal car w p --tn .-v , S fty L , co m p a n ie s g e n e ra te m o re rental taxes than a n y oth er p a rt o f the state. H o w e v e r , state leg isla to rs d is p ro p o rtio n a lly d o le d out that re v e n u e to o th e r parts o f the state. ftp Van d e r W e id e w a s n o t a lo n e in b e lie v in g C en tra l F lorid a sh ou ld re c e iv e its fa ir share o f those taxes, but it w a s his v is io n an d le a d e rs h ip that created a consensus on the issue and p r o d d e d M e tro P la n to a g g re s s iv e ly lo b b y Your View the state to c h a n g e its d is trib u tio n form u las. ; By fa irly re d is trib u tin g th e $2 p e r ca r su rcharge. C en tra l F lorid a exp ects to g a in a b o u t $12 m illio n a n n u a lly fo r tran sp ortation projects. T h a t's im p o rta n t becau se tourists not o n ly g e n e ra te h ea lth y reven u es th rou gh rental car, h otel and a irlin e taxes, th e y a lso create a su bstantial b u r­ d e n on the tran sp ortation in frastru ctu re fo r those o f us w h o liv e here. T h e re v e n u e w o n 't b e g in fillin g lo ca l co ffers im m e d ia te ­ ly. State le g is la to rs d e la y e d fair-share d istrib u tio n o f these taxes fo r fiv e years. W h ile it w o u ld h a v e been p refera b le that p la n b e g a n next fiscal year, g o v e r n m e n t o ffic ia ls in o th e r parts o f th e state h a v e a lre a d y p la n n ed tran sporta­ tion im p ro v e m e n ts b ased o n the o ld d istribu H on system . T h a t's fair. A s fo r Van d e r W e id e , h e 's n ot u p fo r electio n this year. But m a y b e he sh o u ld c o n s id e r a n e w s lo g a n fo r 2004: " D ic k 'T h e M a ilm a n ' V an d e r W e id e — H e D e liv e rs ." F ir e h o u s e In n o v a t io n P au l "B e a r " Bryant, th e le g e n d a r y fo o tb a ll coa ch at the U n iv e r s ity o f A la b a m a , e x p la in e d h is p h ilo s o p h y o n h ir­ in g assistant co a ch es this w a y : " I d o n 't h ire a n y b o d y n ot b rig h te r than l am . If th e y 'r e n ot s m a rter than m e, I d o n ’ t n eed th e m ." T h a t's a g o o d p h ilo s o p h y fo r a n y h u m a n resou rce d e p a rtm e n t, a n d it a p p e a rs the le a d e rs h ip in the S a n ford Fire D e p a rtm e n t has a d o p te d it. T h e fire d e p a rtm e n t brass is n o t la c k in g fo r sm arts. T h e y 'r e a ls o n ot a fra id to pu rsu e a g o o d id ea, e v e n if it isn 't th eir o w n . C a se in p o in t is the recen t d e c is io n to start a b ic y c le u nit to p r o v id e e m e r­ g e n c y m e d ic a l s e rv ic e s d u r in g sp e c ia l even ts. T h e ra n k a n d file h a v e k ick ed a ro u n d the id ea o f a b ik e p a tro l fo r a c o u p le o f years. T h e u n its are b e c o m in g m o re c o m m o n in o th e r d ep a rtm en ts . W ith the increase in lakelro n t ev e n ts , p a rtic u la rly th e Fou rth o f July fe s tiv a l an d recen t p a ra d es, the m en and w o m e n in the d ep a rtm en t re a liz e d th ey n e e d e d a b e tter w a y to n ego tia te the c ro w d s to p r o v id e life -s a v in g services. W ith s u p p o rt o f D e p u ty C h ie f Jerry Ransom , P a ra m ed ic M ik e S a lb cr to o k the in itia tiv e to research the issue, fo r­ m u la te a b u d g e t and o r g a n iz e a w e ll-tra in e d 9-person Spring means the beginning o f kitten season To the editor The flowers are blooming, the birds are singing, the bees are buzzing, that can only mean one thing: it's kitten season! Yes, the long-awaited Spring brings not only the joy and warmth o f this wonderful time of year, but thousands o f unwanted kittens. Sure, they're cute, they're sweet, but unfortunately, because of extreme overpopulation, many will soon be dead. During the peak o f kitten season — from late April through September — shelters kill unwant­ ed and abandoned cats and kittens at a rate o f over 1 per minute. It is hard to believe, but tw o uncon­ trolled breeding cats, plus ail of their kittens and their kitten’s kit­ tens, if none an* spayed and neutered, could total over 80 mil­ lion in just 10 years! If you have a cat, 1 urge you to have your pet spayed or neutered. Altered pets arc more content and live much longer, healthier lives. Spaying and neutering your cat is not expensive: usually between S21M5. If you live in Seminole County, you are eligible to be reimbursed $25 for your altered cat. Please ask your veterinarian about this program. If you are thinking of getting a cat, please fight the urge to stop when you see a sign on the side of die road! Remember, there is no such thing as a "free kitten." Instead, visit Seminole County Animal Services. I went there recently and adopted a beautiful cat that was given all of its shots and was previously spayed. My cost? Just $5. It is the best deal in Seminole County! (If you dxxiso a cat that is intact, the cost is $50. This includes all shots and you get a certificate that covers the cost of spaying or neutering your new pet.) If your pet is already spayed or neutered, you're the cat's meow! If your pet is not altered, please call because of personal preferences. you local veterinarian today to schedule an appointment. This But, If one were to look more close­ ly at the Mayor's idea, one can Spring, spread the word. Be a responsible pet owner — have your ! dearly see toe flaw. For example. If pets spayed or neutered. Please the program is offered only to a help put a stop to kitten season. first-time home buyer, how does Am y Turner that match-up to "recruiting top Sanford j officers to the department," presup­ posing a "top officer* would be an otherwise career-status officer with some years under his or her belt? Chances are, such an officer would not necessarily be a first-time . home-buyer. Then, what is the real intent of the Mayor's proposal? W ho are the real benefactors here? lb the editor: I would like to respond to the The Mayor goes on to suggest article, "Sanford moves forward rental markets routinely provide with incentive plan for police," incentives to officers to live in their fadlitics. However, toe Mayor fails written by Editor Dan Ping that appeared in the Wednesday, March to further tell us that such rental 27, edition o f the Seminole Herald. markets are those markets whereby City Commissioners appruved cither the tax-base can support such a generous program or those Mayor Lessard’s plan to offer a mortgage incentive to Sanford facilities, such os an apartment ' am the recipient) o f b e n e ilice officers to live in the d ty . , comiplex, vause the city benefits from hav­ ■fits from either local, state or feder-' ing more officers live where they al incentives themselves for provid­ work and, the Mayor added, it ing benefits to a special interest would be an additional incentive in group. recruiting top officers to the depart­ Commissioners Williams and ment. Insofar as the Mayor’s first Eckstein are right on point when assertion, I ask what benefits will they question whether or not such the citizens of Sanford derive if a program would have the unde­ Sanfnnl police officers were to sired effect of clustering police offi­ reside within the city limits? What cers in one area or community. is the likelihood crime will decline, Evolving as a result of clustering, even slightly? Will officers response an evil and unintended effect is set­ to calls be quicker? Will our streets up o f 'us versus them" mentality be any safer? The Mayor's Litter between police and citizens in the assertion that,"... it would be an community. Such an unintended additional incentive in recruiting effect defeats the common-sense "top officers" to the department, notion of comm unity-based polic­ thus, alluding to recruiting officers ing. fmm other communities. I thought Let's not fool the public, Mr. Chief Tooley said his tnxipers were Mayor. What is really going on the finest. Let live Mayor speak here? 1am not knocking our police clearly to the citizens and more officers for I've been there. specifically, to this very Kid proposRegardless if the incentive for toe proposed program is 2 percent, 20 percent or 200 percent, and regard­ How do the City Commissioners plan to fiscally execute such a pro­ less if the cost of the proposed pro­ gram? What gixxls and services the gram would a>st 50 cents, $50 or citizens of Sanford can expect not $50,000, annually, it is, in the final to receive or receive even less in analysis, not a sound idea at all. order to fund this program? The only benefactors of such a pro­ I am sure, were one to ask gram are the mortgage lenders and Sanford police officers, why they perhaps those that rub elbows with the power brokers in the communi­ live where they presently reside, a variety of reasons would be offered. ty One, most assuredly, would be I am convinced toe Mayor's pro- C ity’s incentive * program large step backward C posal, as approved by the City Commissioners, is neither nooly for Sanford, responsibly fiscal nor rea­ sonably sound in principal. The atizens of Sanford do not benefit at a ll The citizens are the ones who w ill be stock tojth the Mayor's pro­ posal and its regressive overtones. This is not the way for Sanford to move forward. Thank you for your time, atten­ tion and courtesy to nrw letter. I remain, \ Sincerely yours, Ubangi E S. Hajj-Mak Sanford ‘ Feed at the trough ... live on the farm ’ T o the editor Mayor Lcssard, I agree with - your suggestions on living arrangemonts for certain employees (pay­ ing part of the mortgage for police officers who live in the dty limits). If they feed at the trough, they 1 should live on the farm. Keep these ideas coming. Ellen Smith Sanford Incentive will be money well spent by city To the editor Mayor Lcssard, in the March 10 Seminole Herald, I read about your proposal to pay 20 percent of the mortgage or rent for police officers that live in the dty. What a unique and timely idea. The Herald's edito­ rial neatly summed up all of the positive aspects of putting this pro­ gram into effect. As hard as I tried, I couldn't think of any negatives. I believe this would be money well spent and would go a long way to benefiting not just Sanford's police officers, but all of toe citizens of this dty. Thank you for your leadership on this Issue. Irene Palno Sanford unit. S a lb cr jo k e s that " I f I h ad k n o w n the a m ou n t o f w o r k I w a s g e ttin g m y s e lf in to I m ig h t h a v e had secon d th o u g h ts ." In reality, S a lb e r’s e ffo rts are in d ic a tiv e o f the d e p a rtm e n t's "C a n D ir" a ttitu d e that co n tin u a lly searches fo r w a y s to b e tte r s e r v e the com m u n ity. T h e b ik e unit is a v e r y p u b lic e x a m p le o f that. K e e p u p th e g o o d id ea s g u y s, a n d C h ie f T o m H ick son a n d D e p u ty C h ie f R an som , k eep h ir in g sm art p e o p le . W e ’ r e m a k in g th e w o r l d s a f e f o r g a s - g u z z l i n g S U V s The worst attack ever on the will continue to put their lives at continental United States — the risk to defend our right to drive terrorist assault o f Sept. 11 — sup­ inefficient vehicles. posedly changed the .......... ........ So remind me again — nation forever. But a what has changed? The terrorist atrocities mere six months later, the change is hard to see. o f Sept. 11 should have Indeed, toe landscape stunned Americans into looks depressingly famil­ acknowledging toe price w e pay for guzzling gas. iar. Church attendance has While w e constitute only settled Kick to usual lev­ 4 5 percent o f the planet's population, w e use 26 els. Travelers still smug­ percent o f its petroleum. gle dangerous objects Cynthia past airport security The vast majority o f that Tucker guards. American culture petroleum comes from remains superficial foreign sources, including (celebrity boxing was a ratings Saudi Arabia, a difficult ally smash!) and self-absorbed. And whose Islamist culture produeexi politicians continue their short­ 15 of the 19 hijackers. sighted quest for self-preserva­ The easiest way to lower our tion. dependence on foreign petroleum With elections looming, is to require greater fuel efficiency Congress caved in to Kith Big in our vehicles. W hile President Business and Big LaKir (aligned Bush and his oil buddies insist on on this issue) to resist raising llie drilling in the Arctic National fuel-efficiency standards for auto­ Wildlife Refuge, tliat won't help. mobiles. That means that According to a recent report from Americans will continue to K 1 the ilush-led Energy Deportment, overly dependent tin petroleum toe United States will have to flow ing from dangerous parts of import 62 percent o f its oil by the the world, and American soldiers year 210) if w e elon't drill in A N W R ix i what's the yield if w e d o drill? We ll import 60 percent the report said. That's hardly worth the dam­ age to the Alaskan wilderness. Conservation is clearly the best w ay to approach the problem. American technology already has the means to raise fuel efficiency. A ll that’s required is toe will. £ That, however, was sadly lack­ ing last week, w lx n toe US. Senate fell for toe misinformation spread by automobile manufac­ turers and their workers, w ho claim that greater fuel efficiency w ill raise the cost of cars and compromise safety. The increased cost would lead to fewer vehicles sold and, in turn, more workers laid off, they contend. Ihe Senate voted to give the Transportation Deportment two years to study whether safety and employment would K* affected by raised Corporate Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards. That's a cop-out There is already solid evidence the critics’ cLiims are false: They made exactly toe same claims in 1985, toe last time CAFE standards were raised, and their dire predictions never came true. Road deaths and injuries per mile traveled have steadily declined, and jobs in the automo­ bile industry hit their peak in 1999. (Admittedly, many o f those jobs were in foreign-owned com­ panies, such as Honda.) The American automobile industry simply doesn't want to change the w a y it has comfortably done things for decades. Because C M and Ford w on toe debate last week, more young Americans w ill have to put their lives on the line to defend oil pipelines. The United States now imports about 25 percent o f its oil from the tumultuous Persian Cull region. By the year 2020, that is expected to increase to 40 percent With a volunteer military, the burden of defending American's oil interests w ill be borne dispro­ portionately by the working class, while toe middle class continues to show its patriotism by plaster­ ing American flag decals all over its huge SUVs. c MU ATlANfM constitution �Sunday. 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', ' ►.i ' f„ SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA FULL COST ACCOUNTING FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2001 Photo sutontosri by One* ISsrts ttfcw lptur The Seminote High School Class of 1947 will hold its 55 year reunion on May 4. This Is a picture of the 1947 band. The director waa Miss Otlie Reese Whittle, who also directed the orchestra and the glee dub. Pictured are, from left to light, (first row) Bobby Pullin, Kathleen Babcock. P. Johnson, Frances Leflls. Betty Ann Cagle, Jimmy Powell, Letsnd Rudd, (second) Donald Futrelf, Mildred Mathieux, R. McMahon, Joe Wright, (third) June McGHI, Donald Howard, Donald Ludwig, Mary Louise LeFils, (fourth) Huston Babcock. Walter Gardner, Eugene Kendall and Frank Cranston. The majorettes were Anita Aiken and E. Cook. C en tra l F lo r id a R e d C ro ss celeb ra tes You th S p orts S a fe ty M o n th w ith tra in in g class The Am erican Red Cross o f Central Florida encourages local coaches and Instructors to cele­ brate "Youth Sports Safety M on th " this A p ril by registering for the Sports Safety Training course. The course w ill be held Sunday, A p ril 14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sem inole County Service Center located at 705-C West SR 434 In Lon gw ood . T h e Am erican Red Cross and the United States O lym pic C om m ittee have joined forces to d evelo p an exciting course specifically for coaches w h o want to keep their athletes safe. Sports Safety Training provides coaches with the basic first aid skills and knowledge needed to cate for athletic injuries. The 7-hour course w ill fea­ ture v id eo and classroom instruction, plus a handy refer­ ence book to use and keep for future use during com petitions and practices. Course content w ill include sports-related injury prevention, first aid, and CI’ R. This com prehensive course is based on the Emergency Cardiac Care (ECC) 2000 guidelines for CPR. Upon successful completion, students w ill receive a Sports Safety Training certificate valid for three years. They w ill also receive an Adult and Child CPR certificate valid for one year. Future dates include M ay 6 and june 8. Space is limited. Those interested must register prior to the class and can do so online at http:/ /cfl-redcross. safeshopper.com/ 10/catt0.htm? 218 o r by calling the Red Cross at (407) 332-8200. PU B LIC N O TIC E RESIDENTIAL Collection $99.06 (1) Disposal 36.49 (2) Recycling 20.68 (3) Average Total Cost per Unit for the Year Referenced $156.23 The St. Johns River Water Management District has received an appli­ cation for Consumptive Water Use from: City of Longwood, 180 East Warren Ave., Lcngwood, FL 32750, application #8274. The applicant proposes to withdraw 2.485 million gallons per day of ground water for public supply use, commercial/industrial, and landscape irri­ gation uses within the City of Longwood’s 3560 acres service area. The with­ drawals used by this proposed project will consist of ground water from Floridan aquifer via 5 active wells in Seminole County, located In Section(s): 31, 32; Township:’ 20 South; Range: 30 East known as CITY O F LONG­ WOOD. HON-RESIDENTIAL The flle(s) containing each of the above-listed appllcation(s) are avail­ Collection $0.00 (4) Disposal 33.17 (5) Recycling 0.00 (4) Average Total Cost per Unit for the Year Referenced $33.17 (1) Represents an average cost to residential customers within unincorporated Seminole County for solid w aste collection service. {2 } Represents the cost for disposal of 1.1 tons (at $33.17 per ton, see note (5) below) ol municipal solid w aste at Seminole County's Class I landfill. (3) Represents an approximate average cost per residential unit within unincorporated Sem inole County for recycling efforts including indirect costs funded from State of Florida grants administered through the Department of Environmental Protection. able for Inspection Monday through Friday except for legal holidays, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the St. Johns River Water Management District Headquarters or the appropriate service center. Written objections to the application may be made, but should be filed with (received by) the District Clerk, 4049 Reid Street, Palatka, Florida 32177-1429, no later than 21 days from the date of publication. Written objections should Identify the objector by name and address, and fully describe the objection to the application. Filing a written objection does not entitle you to a Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Administrative Hearing. Only those persons whose substantial interests are affected by the applica­ tion and who file a petition meeting the requirements of Sections 120.596 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 28-106, Florida Administrative Code, may obtain an Administrative hearing. All timely filed written objections will be presented to the Board for consideration in Its deliberations on application prior to the Board taking action on the application. (4) Sem inole County did not regulate non-residential collection or recycling rates for the year reported. Gloria Lewis, Director, Division of Permit Data Services (5) Represents the average cost per ton for disposal of municipal solid waste at Seminole County’s waste m anagement facilities for tho fiscal year. St. Johns River Water Management District �Mi 8u Delay. March 31,2003 T h x Seminou H dald S eminole S ummary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Jokcrt Wild: House Speaker Tbm Feeney (RO v ie d o ) m ay have drawn his o w n congressional district, but you just knew the Democrats w eren 't g o in g to let him pick his ow n opponent. A ltam on te Springs attorney Harry Jacobs, o f Jacobs A G oodm an fame, has tosaed more than just his hat In the ring. '1 Feeney w as expected to have a massive lead in the cam paign coffers, raising more d u n $400,000 fo r his 'exploratory campaign.” Undeterred, Jacobs threw in $300,000 o f his ow n chips to ante u p fo r a hand o f congressional poker. ” 1 put m y hard-earned m oney into this account to get the campaign m ovin g, and Around ttw C lock now I am goin g to ask m y friends and likeminded supporters to help me raise the rest o f the money w e w ill need to win,” Jacobs said in a release announcing his candi­ dacy. "Experts” w ill point to the tact that Feeney's support is more oiroad-based because he raised the m oney through dona­ tions, while Jacobs m erely tapped his personal wealth, H ow ever, Feeney has rak aked in plenty o f m on ey from Political Action Committees ommittees twith W ashington D.C. addresses that don’t v o te In Central Florida. H ie district itself is dearly Republican w ith 45 percent o f the registered voters on the G O P led g er com pared w ith just 36 percent o f regis­ tered Democrats. That leaves about 19 percent o f the voters u p for grabs. Tim e w ill tell if [acobs is the real deal o r if his personal contribution is just a Democratic bluff. O n e thing's fo r sure, the Dems have a true b eliever in Jacobs. You'll remember it w as Jacobs w h o led the charge — and spent his o w n cash — to throw ou t the Seminole County absentee bal­ lots during the 2000 presidential election. W onder If Jacobs and the Democrats h ave a plan to watch for Republican operatives cam ped ou t in S em in ole C ounty Election Supervisor S an dy G oa id 'a office? # T h e W righ t man: N ob od y asked me, but I w o n d er if Sanford M a yo r Brady Lesaard w ill ut uber-Republican Ken W right on the San ford lousing A u th ority Board o f Com m issioners? W right has been lobbying d ty commissioners hard to overturn a Planning A Zon in g C om m ission'decision to reduce the height o f a lanned apartment complex on Airport ulevard. The com plex backs up ti to the Sonora tnplex subdivision, and P A Z required Wri;ight's client to build two-story apartments where tne com plex abuts Sonora instead o f the three-story units the d evelo p er had planned. The apartments w ou ld be built in part w ith governm ent m oney and as such, are classified as affordable housing. During the P A Z m eeting, W righ t continued to promote the need fo r m ore affordable housing in Sanford. H ere's his chance to make a difference. The Sanford H ousing Authority board has a vacancy and I'm sure the residents w ouldn't m ind h avin g a well-connected Republican rainmaker w h o know s h o w to bring home those governm ent subsidies. Out & A bout M em orial donation SAT ___ T h e C F A c a l sh ow , spansored b y the C it y Beautiful C at C lu b, is schedu led for Saturday, A p r il 6, and Sunday, A p r il 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . in the Sanford C ivic Center. M o re than 200 purebred cats a re exp ected to com pete in this y e a r's show. T h e C F A cat sh o w w ill b e open to the pu blic a n d w ill p ro­ v id e an entertaining d a y for specta tors. In add ition to tne ju d g in g activities, which w ill take place throughout the show , spectators w ill have th e o p p ortu n ity to see the cats u p d o s e w h ile th ey're w a itin g to com pete. Tickets are availab le at the gate. T h e cost o f adm is­ sion is $6 fo r adults, $4 for seniors and children and $15 fo r fam ilies. F o r inform ation, call E m ily Turner at 407-8806684 o r C oleen a Hanson at 386-668-1499. by Dan Ping E T ell O sam a Sanford says hello: W h ile the rest o f us w ondered h ow to react to the events o f Sept. 11, Sanford's o w n Eric W ldcnnan k n ew exactly w h at he had to do: re-enlist. The 28-year-old Bud Man (until recently he d ro v e a beer truck for Wayne Densch) put a shine on the boots, cropped his hair high-andtight and paid a visit to the M arine C orps recruiting office. Eric has served his country once and d id n ’ t hesitate to d o it again. “ It's just something I had to do,” Eric said. D eciding to re-eniist at 28 during the m iddle o f a w ar? i f s a bit unusual, but you have to take into account that he’s a die-hard LSLJ fo o tb a ll fan. Them bayou boys are little strange. M ust be som ething in the gumbeaux. A ll kidding aside, Eric's the type o f g u y Sanford and Am erica should be proud of: a good husband, a good friend and a great patriot. I'm just sorry he's not going to be around w h en m y beloved Crim son T id e whips some Bengal Tiger butt in Baton Rouge on Nov. 16. G ood luck, Eric. You and Angela w ill be in ou r prayers. You didn't make the S em in ole Sm ile, but hey, I don't think Gunny w o u ld have appreciated your "Glam our Shot." Got ui ilrai for Around the Clockf Send on e-mail to Th*Clock#*rmlnoUh#fildxo«n WED l*ora Garden Club recently donated $3,500 to the Sanford Airport Memorial. The money will be uaed for landscaping at the memorial aile on Red Cleveland Boulevard and Marquette Avenue. The money wee raised at the club’a fund-raiser •Making Spirits Bright,* hald In October at the Sanlord Civic Center. Pictured are club members and airport memorial officials, Includ­ ing, from left, Shirley Schilke, Gerry Weldon, Billie Norgart, Jean Fowiar, Memorial Treasurer Bob Parsed, Memorial Prealdant Jack Dow, Susie Reid, Patty Gatchel, Ixora Garden Club President Sslly Green, Ann Klmmone and Connie Williams. Burglary Lon gw ood Officer Donald Lajic arrested Frank Viola, 19, o f Lon gw ood and Robert Nieves, 18, o f Winter Springs Tuesday for burglary and possession o f marijuana. The tw o reportedly jumped a Rosedale Avenue resident's fence to hide several bags o f marijuana. The told police they wanted to hide the drugs because they heard police were in the area looking for a missing juvenile and did not wanted to get caught with the drugs. Marijuana Possession • .The sheriff's office City/County Investigative Bureau executed a search warrant Tuesday at 2433 Lake Avenue apt. B in Sanford. Agents arrested residents Seaborn Coynes, 37, and Anthony Duval, 28, for posses­ sion o f marijuana. Duval was addi­ tionally charged with intent to distrib­ ute. • Seminole Deputy George Burfield arrested Eric Corliss, 22, o f Winter Springs Wednesday for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. H e was stopped for speeding in the area o f Dyson Drive and Black Acre Trail. Cocaine Possession • Seminole Deputy Rickey Anderson arrested Rodrakus Hooks, 23, o f Sanford Tuesday for the sale o f crack and the possession o f crack. Anderson also arrested Jarvis Grant, 19, o f Sanford for the sale and posses­ sion o f crack and possession o f mari­ juana. The two were reportedly run­ ners for a larger drug dealer in the area that is allegedly exchanging counterfeit money for money orders. According to the police reports, the Secret Service was contacted. • The Sanford Police Department Tactical Unit executed a search w ar­ rant Wednesday at 1018 Maple Ave. Agents arrested residents Erick Hicks, 41, and Felicia Thompson, 36, for cocaine and marijuana possession. • The Sanford Police Department Tactical Unit executed a search w ar­ rant Tuesday at 1204 Oleander Ave. Agents arrested resident Johnnie Perkins, 45, for possession o f a weapon by a convicted felon, posses­ sion o f short barreled gun, trafficking cocaine, possession with intent to dis­ tribute and possession o f marijuana. Police found one sawed off shotgun, a .25-caliber beretta handgun and tw o other .38-caliber guns. Agents also found several individually w rapped bags o f cocaine and marijuana. • Sanford Officer Daniel Barbara arrested Richard Cole, 20, o f Sanford Thursday for possession of cocaine w ith intent to sell, possession o f a controlled substance, aggravated assault, weapon offense, resisting an officer, g iv in g false identification and aggravated stalking. S h o p liftin g • Sanford Officer Terry Mullins arrested Angela Williams, 36, o f M id w a y Tuesday for shoplifting. She reportedly tried to steal several items from the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart. • Sanford Officer Shannon Dawkins arrested Pamela Stilson, 47, o f Sanford Monday for shoplifting. She reportedly tried to steal about $30 worth o f merchandise from the French Avenue W inn Dixie grocery store. • Sanford Officer William Ellenburg arrested Paul Weist, 43, of Sanford Wednesday for retail theft. Weist reportedly selected several fish­ ing lures and a fishing pole from the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart. H e pur­ chased the pole, but store security said he tried to conceal the lures dow n his pants. DU1 • Sanford Officer Frank Eldridge arrested Dwayne Hubbard, 42, of Sanford Wednesday for possession o f drug paraphernalia, resisting an o ffi­ cer and d rivin g under the influence. A fter the officer pulled over Hubbard, he noticed a brown and gold bongtype p ipe in plain view. He refused breath tests at the jail. • Seminole Deputy Charles Albrecht arrested Scott Shoaf, 31, o f Sanford Thursday for driving under the influence. H e refused breath tests at the jail. • Lake Mary Corporal V.M. I’ ickiesmier arrested William Boshell IV, 25, o f Winter Springs Thursday for d rivin g with a suspended license and d rivin g under the influence. Police stopped Boshell for traveling 58 mph in a 45-mph zone o f Lake Mary Boulevard, flc refused breath tests at the jail. • Lake M ary O fficer J. Gowen arrested Dan D aly Jr., 29, o f Lake M ary Thursday for driving under the influence and possession o f drug paraphernalia. Daly allegedly drove almost a half-m ile without a front left tire. Police pulled him over when they heard the noise o f him driving on the rim o f the vehicle. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content o f about .130. R ob b ery Sanford police arrested Stanley McKinney, 39, o f Sanford Monday for robbery with a firearm, discharging a firearm in public, weapon offense and battery. M cKinney allegedly robbed the French Avenue Family Dollar store on March 23 with a handgun. Suspended License • Sem inole D eputy Christopher Schuck arrested Tracey Towers, 42, o f Sanford M onday for driving with a suspended license and givin g false identification. • Florida H igh w ay Trooper Victor Fuentes arrested Heather Edmlster, 28, o f Sanford for driving with a sus­ pended and revoked license. • Lake M ary Officer Larry Johnson arrested Eduardo Cruz, 23, o f Sanford Thursday for d rivin g with a suspend­ ed license. H e was stopped for speed­ ing in the area o f Lake Mary Boulevard and 8th Street. Aggravated Battery Sanford O fficer Matthew Bowlin arrested Michael Wallace, 52, of Sanford M onday for aggravated bat­ tery. H e reportedly struck a Southwest Road resident in the hand w ith a beer bottle. C igarette Stealer Wanted A suspect in a smash and grab bur­ glary was caught on videotape break­ ing into a store and stealing some $1,300 worth o f cigarettes. It hap-pened Tuesday, March 26, at around 4 a.m. at the Hunt Club Market, which is located at 241 Hunt Club Road. Some 45 cartons o f cigarettes were * taken. On the video, the suspect is seen smashing out the bottom o f a glass door, entering the store and then tilling-up a small garbage can with cigarettes. H e then exits the store. Similar incidents have been report­ ed in Altam onte Springs and Orange County. A n ybody with information is asked to call Investigator Barbara Lens* at 407-862-1554. D oug F etzer hMukgr Q T Dan Pin| EJar h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d “Serving Seminole County Since IVOR" John Coffman R o w s lavandai C la s a ifls d A d v a n cin g T sd W aA sr Dona Dome* Chna Panon Marva HswWna Daan Smith Tommy Vtncanl L a g a l A d va flU tn g mm 4 Ciasres n ilurine Charyi Snath Badiy Tibbatta Rovana Daws Pam Sm.tr, C ircu la tio n Wanda Kouipamdis Republic Newspapers, Inc. Sunday. March 31. 2002 • Vol. 94. No. 64 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc, • 300 N French Ave, Santord, F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *f ax (407) 323-9408 Paraded Pottage Paid at Santord. Ftondj and addtional mailing offcas LISPS 481260 Poatmatter Sand addrau change t to The SEMINOLE HERALD P O B o i1 M 7 Santord. FL 32772-1667 T h e S e m in o le C ou n ty Extension F a m ily and C o m m u n ity Education (F C E ) V olu n teers is hosting its annual S p rin g FUng Fashion S h o w and Luncheon 10 a.m. 1 2 p.m. Friday, A p r il 12, at the Sem in ole C ou n ty Extension A u d ito riu m , located at 250 W. C ou n ty H om e Road in Sanford. Special guest speaker w ill be Tom M acCubbin, Orange C ou n ty Extension urban horticulture agent. T h e fash­ ion sh ow w ill be L ily Pad Florida Fashion. Lunch w ill be served at noon. Tickets arc a $7 donation and m ay b e paid at the door. Pre-registration is requested b y calling 407665-5559. Proceeds w ill go to adu lt and youth educa­ tional scholarships. SAT M id w a y Elem entary S ch o o l o f the Perform ing A rts is sponsoring its S p rin g C a rn iva l 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . Saturday, A p r il 13. T h e even t w ill include train rides, a m oon walk, a du n kin g booth, games, prizes, rood and much m ore. T h e school is located at 2251 Jitway D rive in Sanford. Writsto ut: EJwtnTyrraff, J R D taptay A dvarV aln fl FRI We w elcom e and'encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- c • l * •»■■ ™ “~ BJ Egan I w iU n i M h i Bnan Kramarc* S e m in o le S p o k es o f W e lc o m e W a gon C lu b w ill m eet 1130 a.m . Wednesday, A p r il 10, in M aison 6c Jardin Restaurant in Altam onte Springs. C ost o f the luncheon is $1650. The program . G randm a A dm as, " W ill You Teach M e T o Read?” w ill be g iv e n b y Jacqueline Egli, director o f P A C E Brantley School. A lso , teas, brunches, and dinners in private hom es w ill b e auctioned for charity. Spokes is a social d u b ded icate to h elp in g n ew ­ com ers becom e fam iliar w ith the O rla n d o area. F o r reservations o r infor­ m ation, call Betsy at 407277-9033 or C arrie at 407323-2297. a ° SUN FrenchAnns Sanfortf'FL 32771 Cell ue: (497)322-2611 E-Mail ue: Subscription Rates 3 Morxhs n Samnda County t i l OO 6 Montha n Seminole County S20 00 I Yaai n Samnda County $36 00 I Year Other Florida Comfy S42.0O I Year Out Of Slate $82 00 Fax us: (497)323-9403 �I T he Seminole H erald Sunday. March 31. 2002 P a g e 7 A - Bicycles □ □ □ □ 0000 Continued from Page 1A Q □ □ a n a years and Salber decided to make it a reality "T h e guys are the ones w h o came up with this," Ransom said. "It's really been a grass­ roots effort that M ike has led to create the bike unit. I think it's great." Ransom and Salber said the idea o f bike units is not new. A ltam on te Springs, O ran ge County and Orlando all have bike units providing early inter­ vention medical service. "It’s not really a trend any­ m ore," Ransom said. "It's become more o f a standard, par­ ticularly for special events." Salber said unlike am bu­ lances or even g o lf carts, bikes can m aneuver through gates and turnstiles, can roll d o w n steps and slice through dense crow d s quickly. In addition, event organizers don't ask to borrow bikes, like they d o with g o lf carts, to run unrelated activ­ □□B0013 □□□ □□□ □□□□□□□ □□□□□ □□□□ □□□nan □□□□ an □□□□□ □□□□□□ □ □□□□□□□□a □□□ □ □ □ □ □□B Q B D Q H H □□□□□□a aanaa □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□naa □ □ □ □ □ 0 □ 0 O T T 0 [A R 1 A N [S A N E S Answara to Crossword, Pago SA ities. "U su ally w e're stationed on the fringes o f an event, and if an em ergency happens, w e have to g o into the cro w d ,” Ransom said. T h e bikes can g o back and forth through the crow d during the entire event. It doesn't d is­ rupt the crow ds and puts them in a better position to respond." The bikes also provide a sec­ on dary benefit. "It's not on ly a w a y to p ro ­ v id e em ergency medical service, it provides our guys a chance to m eet and greet the public," Salber said. "From the public's stan d p oin t the guys w ill be a lot m ore approachable on the bikes than they are standing around the b ig trucks." S alter has selected a 9-man team to staff the bike unit at spe­ cial events. The team must com ­ plete an intense training course and becom e certified through the N ation al EM S Bicycle Training Association. T h e bike unit w ill not elim i­ nate the need fo r traditional em ergency service at special events. Patients must still be transported to hospitals and som e w ill require treatment w ith equipm ent that's not portable on bicycles. "W h ile the rescue is trying to w ig g le its w a y through the crow d, the bike unit w ill already be on the scene stabilizing the situation," Ransom said. "Early intervention is the key in this business. If you can get someone basic life support a le w minutes sooner, that person w ill have a much greater chance o f livin g." T h e bike units w ill not ca n y as much equ ipm en t as the Advanced Lite Support rescue vehicles, but Salber said the bikes w ill b e outfitted with more equipm ent that you m ight expect. "W e'll fu lly stock the bikes," S a lter said. "W e'll carry all the bandages, have oxygen capabili- ties, splint capabilities. In fact, w e 'll also have an autom atic external defibrillator and w e 're looking to have som e cardiac drugs, as w ell." The bike unit could eventual­ ly e v o lv e Into a certified A d van ce L ife Support U n it, S alter said. "W e want to take baby steps at first," he explained. "First w e need to see w h at things w e encounter in the field and adapt h ow the team operators from that point. A t som e point, the team may want to g o ALS, but that w ill be in the future." Response within the depart­ ments has teen good. Tw entyfou r firefighters applied fo r tne b ike unit. Salber expects the public to react positively, as w ell, and he's making plans to expand the unit next year. "W e want to provide the best service possible to the people o f Sanford," Salter said. "T h e bike team w ill help us d o th a t" Facility C oatlan ed from Page 1A Need A Home Loan? latlon o f trust" that commission­ ers m ade 13 years ago when the comprehensive plan was dcvel- Pre-Apprc By Phone ir o m N c .1 , F R E E M I L L IE G O U L D , D.N.B. Funding Inc., A Mortgage Brokerage Business (407) 322-0505 or (407) 923-3090 cell i l v = CPA G EO RG E F. D U R YEA lin e w o u ld be about 300 feet fro m residents. Residents also urged com ­ m issioners not to p la y the p o p ­ u la rity g a m e as m any m ore p e o p le in fa v o r o f the am end­ m en t atten d ed th e m eetin g than those op p osed . Residents e v e n accused the applicant o f b u sin g Jew ish com m u n ity m em bers In fo r the hearing. K en W righ t, the attorney for T h e Jew ish S en ior H ou sin g C ou ncil, took exception to the com m ent. H e said many o f the e ld e r ly p e o p le ro d e buses because th ey can not d riv e at night. "T h a t's their m od e o f trans­ p orta tion ," he said referring to the tw o buses parked in front o f the com m ission chambers. "T h o s e w h o w an ted to com e, s ig n ed up w ith the Jewish com m u nity." A ft e r the m eetin g, Jewish Senior H ou sin g C ouncil p resid en t R honda Fearlm an said the ap p ro va l w o u ld help end a 15-year search fo r an assisted liv in g facility site. " I t 's certainly a d esir­ ab le location fo r the children o f the sen iors," Pearlm an said about the im portance o f the M arkham W oods site. "T h e y w o u ld like to h ave their par­ en ts nearby. T h is Is w h at m akes this b etter than p e r­ fect." Restoring Balance H ealth, Fitness, and W elln ess Take Lilntyle/Weleht-lan-MinegemenlWtllntts Clin and Qat a Fltnaaa Clan with a Personal Tralnar lor $5.00 Free Consultation Small Start-up lee Reg. IHS-04678 Certified (Publict<flccountani Bus. (407) 323-9585 FAX: (407) 322-1733 duryeacpaOmsn.com " I understand there is a lot o f support for this, but none o f these p eop le liv e as close to this as I d o ,” Breig said. A lth o u g h the com preh en sivc plan calls fo r at least 900 feet o f bu ffer from the nearby neighborhoods to new d ev e lopm en ts alon g 1-4, co m m is­ sioners pointed out that the nearest assisted facility bu ilding w o u ld be approxim ately 550 feet from the n eigh b o r­ hoods. The facilities p roperty Substation 116 E. Crystal Lake Avenue Lake Mary, Florida 32746 www.duryeacpa.com Safehouse o f Seminole announced Enzo's w ill be Holding 1ts,eighth*MU\ual "Picnic Rom ano" 4 to 7p.m . Sunday, A p ril 7. Tickets are $45 for indi­ viduals, corporate tables are available and children 12 and under are free. The Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra, Jazz combo and Symphonic Orchestra w ill irovide entertainment. A silent auction, dow n s and other attractions w ill be provided. 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TVawick is the son o f Michael Traw ick o f OrlandO and Carol Stevens o f Chuluota. 1 H e is a 2000 graduate o f Oak R id g e H igh School, Orlando. ; A ir Force Airm an M ichael J. .Carroll has grdduated from basic m ilitary training at Lackland A ir Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. • During the six weeks o f train­ ing, the airman studied the A ir Force mission, organization, and customs; perform ed d rill and cerem ony marches, and received physical training and special training in human relations. o f O vied o H igh School. In addition, airmen w ho com ­ plete basic training earn credits Air Force Airm an 1st Class Joseph M . Harris has graduated from basic military training at tow ard an associate degree through the Com m unity C ollege o f the A ir Force. Carroll is the son o f Michael J. Carroll Sr. o f O v ie d o and A lvin Gibbons Sr. o f Maitland. H e is a 2001 graduate o f O vied o H igh School. L a ck la n d A ir Force Base, San A n t o n io , Texas. D u rin g the six w eek s o f Air Force Airm an Heather L. Little has graduated from basic military training at Lackland A ir Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. During the six weeks o f train­ ing, the airman studied the A ir Force mission, organization, and customs; perform ed d rill and ceremony marches, and received physical training and special training in human relations. In addition, airmen w h o com ­ plete basic training cam credits toward an associate degree through the Com m unity C ollege o f the A ir Force. Little is the daughter o f Tracey Schoen o f Chiedo. tr a in in g , the air­ m a n s tu d ie d the A ir F o r c e Harris m is s io n . organization, and customs; per­ form ed drill and cerem ony marches, and received physical training and special training in human relations. In addition, airmen w h o com ­ plete basic training cam credits toward an associate degree through the Com m unity C ollege o f the A ir Force. H e b the son o f Donnctta H ill and nephew o f Grctchcn H ill, The airman is a 1999 graduate If your PSORIASIS C L E A R IA S / S • WILL CHANGE IT TO TUB: EVER looks like THIS • unnooooocs inciuoso * •Cosmetic tncJudsd •NoClaim Forms •Chang* Dentist at Any Tima 1Preexisting Conditions OK HOUSEHOLD INDIVIDUAL *19.95 MONTHLY *H.95nnfTWr 1-877-829-9809 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ X C O S T O E A T IO N * \ -•*> t PRESCRIPTION •VISION •CHBOPfiACnC INCLUDEDAT NOADDITIONALCOST •No Wafting* No AgaUmlts •No Limits On VWts or Sanricaa /TySL" SAVE UPTO 8 0 * ON ALL DENTAL SERVICES A rm y N ational Guard Pfc. K athy S. Iglesias has graduated from basic m ilitary training at Fort Leonard W ood, Waynesville, M o. During training, the trainee received Instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map read­ ing, tactics, m ilitary courtesy, m ilitary justice, physical fitness, first aid, and A rm y history and traditions. Iglesias b the daughter o f Ana L and Roberto W. Iglesias o f Sanford. She b a 2001 graduate o f Lake M ary High School. i . vicem em bers in BosnlaH erzegovina. Each state flag had been flow n over the state capital or m ilitary headquarters prior to being sent to Eagle Base. One by one, the 50 state flags w ere p rou d ly raised u p flag­ poles, inclu ding the U.S. flag w hile a spirited rendition o f the Star Spangled Banner was played by an A rm y band before a host o f cheering servicemembers. The event demonstrated and produced a deep sense o f patrio­ tism and unity in the U S . mili­ tary stabilization forces, the best o f our great nation, in Bosnia. The flags and the names o f the servicem em bers w ill becom e part o f the 29th Infantry D ivision 's (L ig h t) perm anent h btoiy, and the flags w ill be used to fly at future division changes o f com m and and other m ilitary ceremonies. Townsend, the chief ward mas­ ter fo r the m edical task force at Eagle Base, b norm ally assigned to Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, N .C . He has 20 years o f m ilitary ser­ vice. H e is the son o f James Townsend o f Sanford and Bobye W. Townsend o f W inter Park. The sergeant first class gradu­ ated in 1976 from W inter Park H igh School, and received a bachelor's degree In 1982 from University o f Central Florida. A rm y Sgt. 1st Class James W . Tow nsend b one o f more than 100 soldiers, airmen, and sailors w h o participated in a flag-rais­ ing tribute to the 50 states o f the United States o f America. The tribute took place at Eagle Base, Tlizla, Bosnia, on N e w Year's Day to welcom e in the year 2002. The flags fo r freedom event was organized and directed by the com m ander o f the M ultiN ational D ivision , N orth, to dem onstrate the solidarity, strength, resolve, and pride of the Am erican peacekeeping scr- :\ / 1 \ both o f Sanford. Harris b a 2001 graduate o f Seminole High School. From left to right. Specialist Scott Unkus, Sgt. 1st Class David Oambs, Sgt. 1st Class James Townsend, Sgt. 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March 31.2002 T h e So o n o u H o a l o ‘Sanford people did not want to read:’ An early history o f the city’s library I I Editor's Note. Thefollowing b part ofan on-going series on Seminole County's pest contributed by Museum of Seminole County History Specialist Karen feoobe. ' I , paid librarian to care for them. Naturally this was not a practical idea, ana the project died a very natural death. In the years fol­ lo w in g room s w ere secured and the old books brought out H m ls a h f c t o f y o f the repeatedly. Sanford Library aa told b y M r*. "M r. Arm ory, hoping to aid A . M . DeForrest as it appeared in M is. Sanford's attempts, gave the Sartfenf Hertld on Jan. the association tw o lots on Park 21,1924. Avenue, near the present Sem inole H o te l Tnese were *ln September 1878 a great placed in the hands o f trustees storm visited the East Coast o f w h o allow ed one to be sold and the m oney proceeds w ere never ships as w ell as smaller i accounted for. Fortunately w e kept the one left and the pro­ M any o f these had cargoes o f ceeds from the sale has gone Into fm it from the Islands and coun­ this n ew building. This was the tries south o f us. The coconuts history o f the library in Sanford which drifted u p o n the shores in 1889. became later the beautiful trees and coconuts groves which have "O n Thanksgiving o f that year Mrs. Thrasher invited us and made that part o f the state so few others to a dinner, and w e rich and to famous. This shows discussed the subject o f library. an instance where a great calamity, as it thought to b e M is. Thrasher and I were much became the source o f wealth and interested and felt the need o f on e in ou r city, but w e had a prosperity. decidedly cold bath adminis­ “ A t that time, I was intro­ tered to us and the idea, w e w ere duced to Florida. I came u p the told 'Sanford people d id not S t Johns River on the b o a t Geo. want to read, n o one cared for a M . Bird, on account o f this storm the river was said to be fifteen library,'a y,' and so forth, but Mis. feet above the normal h eig h t Thrasher and I did not give up. The old Sanford wharf w as sub­ "W e brought it before the old merged and w e landed on W ednesday club, Mrs. Brown planks between Commercial w as then our president and a Street and First Street on com m ittee was appointed to see Palmetto Avenue. I can not what w e could raise. I think w e describe the town as I then saw reported $175,000 from a few i t there were a few stores, individuals. Then came a heated Palmetto Avenue was the m ain discussion and opposition so w e business Street thought best to drop it at that “ The Old Sanford House was time, I think it was about 2 years quite a large hotel, far beyond later w hen the subject was again our expectation, but it was built, brought before the Wednesday as w e all know our town w as, on Club and Mrs. John Dickens and a generous scale, anticipating the I w ere appointed a committee to time when it w ould be a w in ter see what could be raised. rival o f the famous Saratogo "W e found on every hand Hotels o f that day. There w e re opposition. W e w ere told over some rough looking houses and and again T fo , w e have given boardinghouse, one, the Lake repeatedly to the libraries and Monroe directly south o f the w here are those books now? "We Sanford House, a fe w scattering w o n 't g iv e anything.' houses o f up and d ow n boards Still w e persistedand among with buttoned strips to co ver the other places visited w ere the car cracks. Nearly every one lived shops, and asked to be allowed on their groves in the country. to gbre the workmen a chance to Only a few groves were bearing, give. This was granted and among them was the one w hicn m any g a v e so w illingly that w e bore the name o f its successive w ere m ore encouraged and I owners, Speer, D oyle and later think M is. Dickens and I felt the Pace. This grove was set ou t in you n g men should be disap­ the 1820s and was the prize pointed so w e renewed our grove in all the state. efforts until at last w e raised a "Th e other groves then w e ll sum sufficient to start with. I known belonged In that neigh­ think it w as about $250.00 when borhood to the Caldwells, the w e derided to buy some books Haydens, G ou d, the Whitners, and make a beginning. Gen. Finnegan and Mr. " N o w this sum, you know, Ingraham besides these w ere the w ou ld not buy very many and Markham, Orange House, furnish and carry on library, but Goodrich and Wiley, Gen. w e felt this m oney must be used Sanford had abandoned his Fine as soon as possible. The years grove at S t Gertrude and set out which follow ed the loss o f our nis 125 acres at Belair, near by on ly known source o f income — was the old A rm ory grove now the orange crop — were years o f the golf links. Both Mr. Sanford struggling with cold waves and Mr. Am ory brought from which repeatedly cut dow n the the tropics all kinds o f fruits and su m m ers tender growth. Men flowers, and scrubs so their began to try the then unknown places were very attractive, espe­ possibilities o f gardening and cially to tourists. they found they has good "O ne would say this descrip­ returns from their money, but tion was a far cry from libraries, the income derived in this w ay but to this sparsely inhabited was needed for every day neces­ country Mrs. Sanford seemed to sities, or for future crops. So feel a library was needed, and there was little money in this really it was for even section. Jacksonville was not a book cen­ There w ere many vacant ter. I think w e had to send to stores on First Street, so I offered larger cities for reading matter, one o f mine in the present Mrs. Sanford has secured a W ool worth store building. We room, some few books and a unearthed the old books, being a a held over from past libraries. Wc asked fo r gifts, money, or books, w e b egged fo r all the necessities, and bought a few books to make a beginning. The old books were eaten b y roaches and their backs broken, and w ith stray leaves. M a n y g iven ua w ere m the same condition, very fe w w ere desir­ able. W h y is it w hen w e are asked to g iv e books w e aeaith ou r shelves to find those w e do not like o r care fori " In the beginning our greatest expense w as our bul for gas. To m eet this and to increase our number o f books, w e tried all sorts o f w a ys to raise money. We held the first rummage sale in Sanford. You cannot Imagine the m any things which w e d id for m oney o r the things w e sold. O n e day Mrs. Thrasher has g iven her a string o f fish to s e ll carrying them through the streets from the fish house. We sold anything and everything w e could procure. W e had suppers and in evexy w a y w e tried to raise m oney but it seemed as if the elements w ere in league against us. W e chose the coldest, windiest, days fo r ou r sales, and suppers, o r else the rain came d o w n in torrential volum e. We served hot taps on w arm days and fce cream in cold weather. T h e y w ere hard trying times, but ou r little hand o f workers, went on through discouragements. "M rs. D u ver w as our librarian w ithou t pay until after w e w ere w e ll established and at n o time w as she paid enough to compen­ sate fo r her time spent or shoe leather wasted. I d o not remember h ow long she continued in m y store build­ ing but at last better times began to d a w n on Sanford and a tenant w anted m y store, as they m oved to tw o small rooms in the Welaka Apartm ent now. M oney cam e to us fo r subscriptions and fines, still at each annual m eet­ ing w c had to make up a deficit from our o w n pockets, but for the years after w e have never again asked the public to g iv e us any aid. O ur shelves som e w ay w ere added and books increased. "A b o u t this time was stated a call fo r a Y.M .C.A. It d id not seem right to be w ithout a meet­ ing place. There w ere many saloons beckoning them most alluringly and if I remember rightly the matter w as brought before the public in one o f the churches, and $350.00 was raised at once. Room s w ere secured in the Welaka, also. O ne fitted up w ith a pool, and baths, all kinds o f gam es w ere bought and used in other rooms. Furnishings were g iven and the w h ole outfit was most complete, for a man was placed in charge. 1 think it was opened in the spring and at times from fifty to one hundred boys w ere there at n ig h t I went a w ay for the summer and on my return in the fall, the place was dism antled and sold out for d e b t So ended w hat should have been a great asset to the city. "But the library went on, I had been the president but I felt w e should have a man for the posi­ tion and Mr. G R. Walker was chosen, and faithfully and con­ scientiously he served. 1 need »u w h n o knew him, rum, not say for, all knew h e gave aO h e had t o this work near his heart, and the libru y w a s very d ear to h im until he dropped in the harness. "W e a ll began t o feel that a library should be o n the ground floor and the committee found w e could get the little store attached to the theater building on Magnolia Avenue, now Mr. M ille rs store. So w e m oved into i t I think the rent w as m ore than w e felt able to pay, so those three women w h o served » lo n g and so faithfully, Mrs. Key, M rs. M ay Dickens and Mrs. Frank offered to give their time to the w ork, Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays evenings, without pay. Mis. D im had been most accept­ able, m ost dependable and most generous, but w e had to econo­ mize, so w e began in the n e w location. A n e w d a y seemed to dawn u p on us, in a short tim e w e found instead "O f a deficit, w e had p a id aO expenses, and gradually w e had money to use ror things required and for n ew books, show ing the change in location had been a wise one. White in this location Mr. W alker was taken from us and again I had to assume the duties o f president until Father Feck w as appointed to succeed me. “Was e v e r a library blest with such devoted w orkers as ours? "O u r three librarians without any recompense w orked in and out o f season until Mrs. Dickens was called to n ew responsibili­ ties ( I am su rveying in N orth Carolina) now w ith in a fe w months o f each other, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. K ey h a ve been called to their reward. W e can tru ly say, 'to live In the hearts o f those w e leave behind, Is n o t to die.' " I cannot close w ithou t refer­ ring to the w ork in which they assisted Father P eck in cata­ loging o u r books. It was a great deal o f w o rk for them to d evote their tim e to , and I feet w e can not express to Father peck, what I know 1 should b e sbte to say, for the w ork, he accomplished and what it meant to our library. From n o w on the city assumes the responsibility o f carrying on the work, and w e believe the future to assured; that the selec­ tion o f books m ay b e in the hands o f those w h o w ill choose wisely and p rovid e the best reading, that it w ill aid the young to choose th e books which w ill give them high ideals to mold their life from. "1 have spent this last w eek at the annual conference o f the D A R . and I d o w is h that the principals which they try to inculcate in every w a y m ay be advanced by this w ise selection o f books. The m otive o f o u r soci­ ety is: H om e, Country & G od. A well rounded life, com plete, should b e full o f L o v e For Home, L o v e o f Country, and Love o f G od, w h o has g iven us all the blessings w e now enjoy. The Daughters o f the American Revolution are to dedicate on May 1 a m onument to the mem­ ory o f Jean Ribcau w ho w as the first man to bring to our shores, a colony helping to establish reli­ gious liberties — the liberty which d ro ve out ignorance and superstition m aking the estab­ lishment o f libraries possible." Smash and grab burglar leaves footwear behind A suspett in a sm ash and grab burglary w as n ot o n ly caught on vid e o ta p e d o in g the crime, bu t left fo o tw e a r behind w ell. The vid eotap e sh o w s the suspect breaking in to a store and stealin g som e $1,300 w orth o f cigarettes. It h ap­ pened Tuesday, M arch 26, at around 4a.m. at th e H u n t Club Market, w hich is located at 241 H unt Club Road. Some 45 cartons o f ciga­ rettes w e re taken. O n the v id e o , the suspect is seen smashing out the b o tto m o f a glass door, entering th e store and then fillin g u p a sm all garbage can w ith cigarettes. u H e then exits the store. B ut in his haste, he left behind a san­ dal. S im ila r Incidents h a v e been reported in A ltam on te Springs and O range County. A n y b o d y w ith in form ation is asked to caB In vestigator Barbara Len se at 407-8621554. Lyman teacher rearrested Bruce Bonaventure, a Lyman H igh School teacher was rearrested on additional c h a in s stem m ing fro m the continuing investigation into his alleged sexual conduct w ith a minorfs). Bonaventure w as charged w ith three counts o f "u n la w ­ fu l sexual a c tiv ity w it h a m in or in custodial c a re ", and is b ein g h eld on $25,000 bond. A s o rig in a lly re p o rte d , tw o, victim s had been iden ti­ fie d . A s the in v e s tig a tio n progressed , it w a s d e te r ­ m ined that these a d d itio n a l charges cou ld be file d o n the o rig in a l in cid en t as th ey relate to the second vic tim . Bonaventure w as located >dy w ith il and taken into custody i ou t in c id e n t A t thisi tune, no addition al victim s h ave been id en tified. Baby the restaurant, w h ic h is a sh ort d istan ce fr o m her house. T h e nearest S an ford fire hall is about a m ile from her house. "U nfortu nately, it appears the g irl d id n 't k n o w h er options,” Presley said. A n y ch arges a g a in st the ............ be R l ' stiga in vestig a to rs can alt d o w n and talk w ith her, h e said. That determ ination w i l l not be m ade until she is released from the h osp ital. P re s le y said the 911 calls, h o w e v e r, cou ld p r o v e she g e n e r a lly cared about the b a b y 's w e ll being. " I t certainly show s that she w a n te d to m ake sure the b ab y w a s cared fo r," Presley said about the m oth er's 911 calls. T h e in vestigation contin­ ues, bu t authorities b e lie v e the g irl g a v e birth to the baby b efore 6 a.m . in h er bedroom : W ith in a fe w m inutes she d rop p ed the baby o ff at the restaurant an a ph on ed police. A cco rd in g to Presley, the m o th er liv e d w ith h er father w h o is "fa ir ly eld erly ." "S h e a p p a re n tly h id h er p regn an cy from her fam ily,* he said. Snakeswith Kuhn that business does not fit the surrounding land use. " I have nothing against his business, and I think I even said that in at the P lan n in g C om m ission ," Skat said. " I think it's just too intense o f a use for that area. I f it had been a w holesale electronics business, I w ou ld h a ve felt the same w a y." A tto rn e y G eo rg e W allace represented JP Pets and its o w n e r Joe K refetz. W allace said the land use w as appro­ priate for that area and noted that PtcZ and im plem en ted seven specific regulations to ensure JP Pets d id n ot n ega­ tiv e ly effe c t su rro u n d in g property owners. H o w e v e r, C o m m ission er A rt W ood ru ff said those reg­ u lation s are d iffic u lt to en force. For exam p le, he n oted that the regu lation s required all doors and w in ­ d o w to remain closed at all times. "1 think it puts a burden on the city and its code enforce­ m ent to try to enforce things W o o d ru ff m ade the m otion to w ith d ra w the conditional use perm it and he asked that city staff iden tify other areas w h ere K refetz could locate his business. T h e m o tio n passed 5-0. " I d o n 't like to take a ten­ ant ou t o f a b u ild in g ," W o o d ru ff said, “ but this is not an appropriate location." E v e r y b o d y L o v e s 1/2 P r i c e Buy Any Futon & Fram e & Take 1/2 Off Any Cover In S to ck FUTON CHAIRS FUTON LO VESEATS F U TO N SO FABED S FUTO N GROUPS -----■ '“l ! f L. I)i from Igym ^ ■M $119 9 from $2 4 9 from $2 9 9 © GIANT WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM Altamonte Springs • 1321 E. Hwy. 436 • 407-331-7400 from *499 �F in Si m i n o i .i; H ut \ i .i > Inside: Section B C lassifeds 4B-6B C rossword 4 B Sunday March 31, 2002 eshwater e fishing eekend fO I n f n t f iK i LA — The Florida and W ildlife ■ration Commission established A p ril 6 and Free Freshwater r Weekend In Florida, lin g Capital o f the Id, and to celebrate the C is holding several free ting events around itral Florida. Free fishing days means e, including non-resi­ lts, can sport-fish In any Stic freshwater lake or ■in Florida without a [ license during this I weekend. However, i w ill still need a license fish in saltwater. "T h e FW C is proud o f our te's fishing heritage and ignation as Fishing pital o f the W orld," oyer said. "W e want resi­ dents and visitors to enjoy ou r bountiful and wellmanaged fisheries during this free fishing period." In an effort to promote the enjoyment or freshwater fishing and give anglers the chance to take advantage o f the peak fishing season, the FW C m oved free fishing weekend from the first w eek o f June, which is National Fishing Week, to the first weekend in April. "W e hope Free Fishing Weekend w ill remind those anglers w h o haven’t fished In aw hile how fun and relaxing a day o f fishing can be, said Joy H ill, pub­ lic information coordinator for the FWC. The FW C w ill host a number o f free fishing events statewide. These events are tailored to the novice angler and to fami­ lies. M any events include free bait, some loaner fish­ ing rods, refreshments and basic training to get new anglers started. Locally, the FW C Is holding six free fishing events in convenient Central Florida areas on Saturday, A pril 6 at the fo l­ low in g locations: • Jacksonville (Duval C o.) - Ronnie Van Zant Derby, (904) 573-4918. • Hustis (Lake C o.) Ferran Park Derby, (352) 742-6438. * Ocala (M arion Co.) Free Family Fishing Day at Tuscawilla Park, (352) 7321225. * Orlando (Orange Co.) -Turkey Lake Family Fishing Day, (407) 317-7329. Webster (Sumter Co.) Richloam Fish Hatchery Derby, (352) 583-3545. St. Cloud (Osceola Co.) Chisolm Park Pond Derby, (407) 846-5300. "If, after trying it out, you decide, like m illions of oth­ ers, that fishing is a great w a y to relax, reconnect w ith fam ily and friends and enjoy yourself, n ow Is a great time to buy a 5-year resident freshwater fishing license," said Bob Wattendorf, Division of Freshwater Fisheries mar­ keting coordinator. Five-year licenses are available at county tax col­ lector's offices fo r $61.50 (o r online at eAngler.com for an extra $1.95 convenience fee, or via the FW C's toll free line at 1-888-FISH FLOrida for an extra $3.95 convenience fee). Anglers w h o purchase 5-year fish­ ing licenses during April and M ay 2002, w ill receive a free bonus package of more than $60 worth of lures, hooks, fishing line, magazines and other fish­ ing premiums from the See Outdoors, Page 2B Gibson, Harris honored — 7 By O m ni Smith X Sports EdHor L A K E M A R Y — Th ey w ere mere when cross country and girls track got their starts in the county and have become institutions in running circles over the years. N o w veteran coaches M ik e Gibson and Charlie Harris w ill be known for their accomplishments forever as they have been inducted into tw o different Hallsof-Fame. Harris, w h o has been at Lake Brantley H igh School since the late 1970's, was elected to the Florida Thick and Field H all o f Fame b y the Florida TVack Coaches Association. The cerem ony took place at the Adam s ------- — ----------- — — Veteran running coaches enshrined in Hall-of-Fame \ A ^ M ark H o tel In Daytona Beach on January 11th and Harris, w h o is a member o f the Executive Com m ittee o f the Florida Association o f U S A TVack and Field, was inducted along w ith Bob Harris, W illie M cDonald, Sue Overby, John Webb and the late C heryl Wilson. Other members o f the Florida Track and R eid H a ll o f Fame with Seminole County ties include Terry Long, who counted Harris am ong his charges while coaching track and cross country at _ . — him selfself at Sem inole H ieh School in the him at Sem inole H igh School in the 1960's, has been an outstanding cross country and track coach as well as one of the top prom oters for his sport since starting the track program at Lake Brantley in 1972. " H o o t " was selected to the Florida Sem inole Com m unity C ollege in 60's and ai Athletic Coaches Association (F A C A ) 70's, D on Merrick, the form er DeLand Hall o f Fame for his efforts in cross coun­ H igh star w h o ran fo r SCC and now lives try and joined six others in being in Sanford, Ken Brauman, the boys track enshrined at the Florida Sports Writers and cross country coach at Seminole Hall o f Fame Com plex in Lake C ity on H igh School, Schowanda Williams, the February 8lh. form er Lyman H igh School star and cur­ A lso g o in g in w ith Gibson were Steve rent girls coach at W inter Springs High Hardin, football coach at Rutherford School, and Octavious "O ck y " Clark, a High School in Springfield, Cooper form er Sem inole H igh School star and Means, retired Athletic Director for Olym pian. Orange County Schools, Jim Sauls, Gibson, w h o w as a star track athlete See Coaches, P age 2B S C C duo makes All-State Leuchanka, Davis lead basketball honorees By D«an Smith B y D aan Smith Sports Editor Sports Editor S A N F O R D — Yelena Leuchanka picked up most of the hardware, but 11 other m em bers o f the Seminole C om m unity C ollege basket­ ball program w ere also recog­ nized w h en the Florida C om m u nity Collaga Activities (F C C A A ) released the A llConference and All-State teams recently. Leuchanka, a 6-foot-5 fresh­ man center from Gom el, Belarus, has w on everything she could win, she is still aw aiting w ord on A llAm erica honors, except for the F C C A A and N J C A A Region V III Player o f the Year. A fter a season in which she averaged over 20 points per game, o v e r 15 rebounds per gam e and nearly 10 blocked shots p e r game, not to men­ tion alm ost five assists per contest, Leuchanka was picked to the All-Conference and All-Freshman teams as w ell as being tabbed as the M id-Florida Conference Player o f the Year by a vote of the other M-FC coaches. She also had an outstanding State Tournament in leading the Raiders to a tie for third place and was the only SCC player to make the AllTournament Team. It w as also announced dur­ ing the State Tournament that Leuchanka and fello w Raider Brandi Davis had made the All-State and All-R egion VIII team. Davis, a 6-foot sophomore center/power forward from Bushnell, missed the first half o f the season w ith a shoulder injury, but impressed the con­ ference coaches, especially her offensive rebounding, during the M -FC season to be one ol the top four All-Conference picks, which warranted the by Jim W w ia Seminole Community College freshman Yelena Leuchanka (No. 51, above) has made quite a haul ol postseason awards as the 6(oot-5 center has been named the Mid-Florida Conlemce Player ol the Year, First Team AllConference. First Team AllFreshman, FCCAA State & NJCAA Region VIII First Team and is up for NJCAA AJI-America. She also was named lo the State All-Toumament Team. A suprprise, however, was that sophomore Brandi Oavis (left) was named to the All-State and All-Region Team despite missing the first halt ol the season. She was also a First Team AJI-MidFlorida Conference pick. See S C C , Page 2B Rams, Sebastian River top Lake Mary Relays B y Dean Sm ith Sports Editor L A K E M A R Y — The Lake M ary Relays turned into a dual meet between the host Rams and Sebastian R iver Friday night at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. T h e Sharks nipped Lake Mary, 110-to-109, in the girls' events, w h ile the Rams boys topped Sebastian River, 95-93, to give the hosts a one-point overall victory, 2(M-to-203. Bay side H igh School from Palm Bay was distant third with 133 points, with Seminole (122) and O vied o (121) rounding out the Top Five. Special contests on Prep schedule Lake Highland Prep (61), Winter Springs (58) and O v ie d o (57) trailed the Sharks and Rams in the girls meet, and Bayside (83), Lym an (82) and Seminole (75) rounding out the Top Five in the boys. A lsp in the field were Bishop Moore, DeLand, Father Lopez, Mainland, and Spruce Creek. University sent its girls team only. Between the Field and Running events, a cerem ony w as held to enshrine nine new members into the Lake M ary Relays Hall o f Fame. Coaches, w h o w ere selected for their sup­ port o f the event, inducted this year were O vied o 's A lice Roseum, Seminole's Ken Brauman and Lyman's Fred Finke. Former Lake Mary track athletes garner­ ing the honors this year were 1987 gradu­ ates Jason Likens and Tonya McCrae, 1992 grad A im ee Tharp, 1998 grads Chris Fronck and Brandy (A ld red ) Parker, and 2000 grad ­ uate David Quinones. A lso on the weekend track schedule was the Disney Invitational at Disney's W ide W orld o f Sports complex. This upcom ing week w ill see several top meets. On Wednesday, the Henry Williams See Track, Page 2B S A N F O R D — With April upon us and the stretch run for the H ig h School Spring Sports Season com ing up fast, several county teams w ill be hosting or p layin g special fun games Inis week. The top event on the schedule w ill be on Saturday (A p ril 6) w hen the Seminole H igh School softball team w ill be holding its 5th annual BBQ. This fundrais­ er has grow n to be a day o f great fun and fellow ship for the w h ole family. Coach Dave Rogers said the team w ill be serving up some ribs and chicken with a full slab o f ribs goin g fo r just $15 and a chicken dinner with beans and slaw costing a paltry $5. Rogers said he and his crew w ill be doin’ the smokin' all night and that, "This food will be so good you r tongue w ill slap you r brain silly wantin' m ore." T h e food w ill be available beginning at 10 a.m. The games w ill begin at noon with the Tribe JV's taking on the O viedo junior varsity. A t 2 p.m., the Fighting Seminoles and Lions varsity teams w ill take to the field in an important Class 6ADistrict 3 game. A ll members o f the junior varsity and varsity team's will be selling tickets until A pril 2nd and the player w ho sells the most w ill w in a brand new M izu n o glove worth $80. Tickets and food will be avail­ able at the event. Rogers is also asking for vol­ unteers to help make this event a success. A ll proceeds will go to the building fund. Call Rogers' voice mail at 407-320-5260 and he w ill return the call, or call the Athletic Secretary at 407-320-5057 for information. W ith Volusia County schools being on Spring Break next week, the Seminole H igh base­ ball team w ill have an interest­ ing week. Tom orrow (M onday) the Fighting Seminoles w ill face an annual out o f state foe when the play H opkinsville High Schrxil from Kentucky. The gam e w ill be played on M elching Field at Conrad Park in DeLand starting at 1 p.m. The Tribe w ill also play an afternoon gam e on VVednesday, hosting N e w Smyrna Beach at A lu m n i Field starting at 3 p.m. Coach M ike Powers' charges have saved the biggest surprise for last as they w ill host neigh­ borhood-rival Lake M ary at Historic Sanford M emorial See Preps, Page 2B ��I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H afi Page 4B Sunday, March 31.2002 LZG ALS ________ r W IN RE: ESTATE OF SH W LEYM FULTON LEG AL3 )- » Ok m NOTICE TO C R E O ffO M Tha aikiwwteaaon ol fr e aate S M M .t r M FULTON, (MCM F*e tentoac 02-47-CR. li (ton in g ki i f * Ckturt Court lor Sammeto Count* FtortJ*. Probate DNMon. Ft* * * * * * ol which l i 301 North P u t A va n j*. Santord. Florid* M m T h i nunM *od u t t i M I 0» ha M cmtocr* oI t ie O ic u N ri and " d o i n g i n M n d , m itog w i or unkqwitoMd totem* on whom a copy or in * note* o m m n u t kto tw o >i dM Td with PM Court WTTHN THE LATER O f 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE TTRST PUBUCATICN OF THIS NOTICE OH 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. a i oarer a r t t n or it* D m M or dtenand* agaknti » • Dacadafifa •MMi, Induing u m k i i d , ccnirv g u t or unaqwdeted d m . mud IN Bre* d a m * w*h 04a oowt WTTHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THB NOTICE. ALL CLAM S NOT SO F U D W U BE FOREVER BARRED T h i d m ol Bw l t d ptiAcMon d M b N d m H Much 24, 2003 ■SUZANNE WHITE P w io n il Rapreaantaav* ■ns WhM cm ctm (MaMand. FL 32781 Caret E. Oonthui Aaomay tar Pareonal R i p H i U M 1Flondi Bar No. 300401 Donahue E taanhart, P A 2431 Laa Road WYiar Part, FL 32788 Talathona (407) 7*00000 * Fa* No : (*C7) 620-0ISO PubtUI March 2*. 31,2002 KK1S4 M THE CWCUTT COUNT OF THB H O H TU N TH M AMO FOR SEM M O LE COUNTY, CASE NO. B M *> 1 «S 9 6 H H V IN RE. THE MARRIAGE OF CANOICE P FREEMAN. LARRY W FREEMAN. ) . NODCE BYPUBUCATK3N TO: LARRY W FREEM AN rflauiLiain' «—*-......- ■» frimtovncw■ 1 Lfl*n(wn| YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED M a Paaoon lor Otoaotorton of Marnaga haa baan Mad and oommancad n M a C ow l and you are r e a r e d to aarva a copy ol your artton datanoaa. I any, to a on ALAN J. ELKINS. ESQUIRE, artornay tor PaMterer, CANDICE P. FREEMAN, whoaa ,'addreaa la 2101 Waal Ccmmartote Bhrd. Su m WOO. Fort laudantala. Florida 33300 and Ma Via o * p d atoi toa dart d h a a t m aytod Court on or baton A pd 17, 2002. Whantoa a dataMI aHi ha araarad agaaiat you tor toa ra W prayad tor In v TNa nooca ahal ha putttohad onca aach waak tor tow conaacutiva areata ai Bj* SEMINOLE HERALD . WITNESS cry hand and are aaaT ot * **M court a f Sanlotd. Sammota County, Florida M a 13TH day ol ; MARCH. 2002 ; jA TRUE OOPY C rate Cowl Saal • MARYANNE MORSE ■ Aa Ctorto. Clrcua Court, Samncto County, Florida BySatanda P aogtoa Dkh J w Chilli A L A N ? ELKINS. ES O U RE 2101 Waal Commarote BNd. SuMIMOO Fort Laudardaia, Ftortda 33300 (994)733-1330 (407)930-1177 Tha abova la to ba piMahad In SEMINOLE HERALD. P O Bo* 1697. Sanford. Florida 32772-1967, iPhona (407)322-2911 PubAah March 24.31.2002 and Apr* ; 7,14. 2002 K K IM « THE CIRCUIT COUNT O PTH EM TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ' QENCRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C at* Mo 01 -CJU 123914 K NATIONSCREOrr FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION. -va. STEVEN M MARCHANT and SAN O RAA MARCHANT, hta w*t, at > • n o t ic * o f FORECLOSURE SALE (I * are Santord Harald) ’ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p w tuanl to a Sunanary Final Judgrnant 'o l Foractoaura tnciudng Award ol Anornaya' Faaa and Coal* daiad ‘ March 13 2002. antorad n Caaa No. .0 I- C A IZ 3 9 I4 K ol rw C rate Caul ol Iba IBTH Judicial C rate in and tor Samaiola County. Florida wh*f**i NATION SCR EDIT FINANCIAL SER­ V IC E S CORPORATION i* tha Piaaibrt and STEVEN M. MARCHANT and SANDRA A MARCHANT. hre wda. JOHN DOE ■nd JANE DOE re/ara Oalandum. I ( *-> ta4 to tha Nghad and bad battor ' ■->< c « n , ai waal horn door ol r * nmamia County Courthouta In ma ly ol Santan) Flonda al I I 00 -iuca A M . on Tuatday, aw 19 day 'Aura *002.BwtoUowaigdaicnbad , i i m i y a* sal forth in *ard 1iuimnory Final Judgmant ol toiaciutufa IncknPng Awud ot Aitunayt Fh s and Coals, to ant . .ot HO ol TIBERON MIUS. PHASE | j .m.cording to in* Plnl awaol. aa j a uidad n Plat Boo* 30. al Pag* 91. j V tha Pubic Uncords ol Snnwxf* 1 County, Ftonda * GATED ass 14 day ot March, 2002. Mary Anna Morsa. CNr* . By Mary Stroup* “ DupuTy Oath Durssa M Flusanrhal. ESQUIRE ADORNO 4 2EDER PA JtiC1 South Bayshora Dnsa ' Soria 1000 h-an. Fiunda 3JIJJ . (J J 5|6 5 4 S555 II you ara a parson wan a duabtety who naada any accornmodalion ai - nrdM to parts:pata ai an procaad mg you aia anliilad, al no cost to you to aw provrsoi ol cartan assrsi.inca. Plants contact Court Adnunislrahon al 301 North Par* A,snow SutaNXI Sanksd, Flonda 37771 (407)323 4227 within (2| r.mtong day* ol your icco.pt ol as* srtca. 4 you *nr haarmg or tores ■ n c.iirsd. call H0X19898771, n r,--,h Mrimh 24 at Y»J **•71 L ecals M T M C M C U T CO U RT FO R EEM M O LI COUNTY, FLO W O A CIVS. DIVISION CASE M l 01-CA -01891 L A LASALLE NATIONAL BANK. AS TRUSTEE FOR APC MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATE SERIES 1000-3, UNOER THE POOLING AND BERVCMQ AGREEMENT. DATED AS OP 971/9*. THOMAS C. MCFARLAND. DANNY L DULOARANO CAROL J. DDLOAR. UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2. told ALL UtAOTOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNOER O R AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVata o n CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, T n i l OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEHEM DESCRIBED, NOTICE OP SALE PURSUANT TO C H A P T E R *! NOTICE » HEREBY GIVEN pur tuart to an Ontor or Suranary Final Juftpnat* at ferectoaure datad March 13 2002 and antorad to Caaa top 01-CA2l0»-t*-K ct i w C*cu* Court ot Bw C W m n di Jur*dal Clrcua to and tor Sarrtooto County. Ftortda, aharato U S m Nadonal Bar*, a t Ti m m * tor APC Mongaga Loan 1M 9-3 Ihdar Bw Pooling and ■h i m a Ptotoai and Th o m a s c . MCFARLAND: DANNY L DULGAR AND CAROL J. DULGAR: UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1 UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2 anr IUL UMINOWN PANTIES CLAIM­ ING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THW ACTK X.O fl HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY ROHT, TITLE OR WTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, are D eteidm a , I w * aal to are hKFwal and treat btodar tor caah m are Waal Front Door ol Ere Barntooto County Courthouta, 301 Norm Parti A iarua. BreNOrd, Ftarlda 32771 to Saretooto County, Ftortda, to 1100 a m. on toa 16 day ol Apr* 2002. are IpAownq daacrtnd propar•y aa m tor* to atod Ontor or Fkrel JudgnanL tore* LOT IJ ANO 14. BLOCK 13 DREAMWCLO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 3 PAGES 90 ANO 91 OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMINOIE COUNTY. FLORKVL » you are a p*t*on wan a rtaatatoy who naoito any accommodation to ordar to parHOpm to N a procaadPig, you am treated, at no ooto to you. to P » prevtolon ol eartato aaalaPtoaaa contact are Court al 407-999*330 wtoan two (2) worttog day* ot your racretol ol taa Nooca: « you are haartog or votca Imptored, cat Flortoa Ratoy Sarrtca 1600) 9991770. Dated to Santord, Florida, an March 14.2002. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Claft, CkcuA Cowl By Mary Stream Aa Dapury C3ar* SMNH, HEATT 4 DIAZ, P.A. Altomaya tor II ‘ ' a 303 Fort Uutordtoa. FL 31300 P ih ia h Santord Hattod PuMah Match 24. 31 , 2002 K K 1T4 w t h e a w c u rr COUNT OP THE BO NT 1 ENTH JUDICIAL C M C U N OP FLORIDA W AN D FOR M W N O LA COUNTY CASE NO. 99-1K33-CA-14-K STAR BANK. N A . SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO GREAT FINANCIAL BANK, FSB. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LINCOLN SERVICE MORTGAGE CORPORATION, RONALDL MASON, t o il. DatondanRa). NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl to a Pinal Krdgmanl ot Foractoain daiad March 13 2002. and antorad to Caaa No. 90-1932CA-14-K, 1 are Clrato Cowl ol Bia EIGHTEENTH Judicial C U M to and tor SEMINOLE County, Flonda atreren STAR BANK. N A , SUC­ CESSOR BY MEROER TO GREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB. SUCCES­ SOR BY MERGER TO LINCOLN SERVICE MORTOAGE CORPORA­ TION re Ptototol and RONALD L MASON. KATHY L MASON. HIS WIPE. UNITED STATES OF AMERI­ CA. ANO ___ _ AN UNKNOWN PER­ SON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, ara Daiandanta. I w * t*4 to Bw r u g n i laddar tor caah to toa Waal from door to Via Courthouta *i SANFORD. SEMINOLE County. Flonda. It CO o ctoc* on are day to APR It . 2002. 0 tat torth to aaal Final Judgmant. to art LOT 9. CONCORD WOOOS VIL­ LAGE ONE. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN P U T BOOK 22. PAGES 72 ANO 73. OP THE PUBLIC RECORD 3 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. aVa 132 Valmora Drhra. Caaaatoarry, FL 32707 DATED Vat day to MAR 14. 2002 MaryamE Mori* A t Ctor* to taid Court By Mary Streep* Aa Dapury O at* Submalad by Fabar 40<au. P A Sena 300 1970 Madruga Avanua Coral Gabto*. Florida 33149 (309)692*110 PuMth March 24. 31. 2002 KX179 L ic a l s YOLJARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BW an action to toredtre* a mortgagaon toa toiowtog proparty: LOT I f . BLOCK 17. 2ND SEC­ TION, SAN LAMTA, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE(S) 39. 39 ANO 40, OP T X PVJOUC RECORDS OP SEMMOLE COUNTY. PLO M V L Ire* baan Mad agatoal you real a n retoWad to aary* a copy to yow wrtoan datan***, I any. oh 0AV10 J. STERN. ESQ. P W M T l rehooo ad * t aa to 901 S UtWaraiy Drtre *900, P M a t o v FL 33324 an or baton (no tolar t m 30 daya bom tretorta to are tore pubicaaon t o ta l nooca to ac*an) and to* are i w * i are ttorii to tire ccu l a d a teu la M b B tor are ralal damandad to (re ptoH or paMon Bad harem. WITNESS my hand and toa aaal to a re Cowl at SE9EN0LC Coway Ftortda. are day to MAR 13 KOI MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK C U R K O P THE CE9CUTT COURT BYRuto Ktog DEPUTY C L E W LAW OFFICES OP DAVE) 3 STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 8. UNTVER3TTY DRIVE SUITE 300 PLANTATION. FL 33324 0O-6E0t8(COF) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSASUTKS ACT, paraona wMi ts *re « COrtlato COURT AOMMSTRATION. at to* SEMMOLE Coway Courthouaa al (407)698*227. 000-9999771 (TOO) or 1900989 ET7B. rea Ftortda Ratoy Samoa. 1 TM3 NOTICE SHAa BE PUB­ LISHED ONCEA W EEKFORTWO CONSECUTIVEWEEKS. PUBLISH M TH E BEM M OU HER­ ALD Pih itoiU ireh 24.31,2002 K K I 79 M THE O RCW T COURT OP THE BMNTEBNTN H A N D FOR COUNTY, CASE N a 61-CA-2317-14-W LASALLE NATIONAL BANK, AS TRUSTEE UNOER THE POOLMQ ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED 011/98. SERIES 11093 JOSHUA SC1PK3: and P i irtfcncwn partrea dalnang by. ( bqik ? i, undar or who P not known to ba daad or ■*«*. huataa*. ctoanaraa: TENANT a l andtor TEN­ ANT * . m « padtoi aaandad to aooowa tor are paraon or paraona to 2 N O D CE OP ACTION JO SHUA SCtPIO, and a l laPnoam para** darning by. tm ugR . widreor againto are aPorre irernad OatandanL who U nol kraw n to ba daad or ahr*. Irum aa, apouaaa, or odrer datoianu Cw ranl Ratidanca Unknown, but 1409 Ware 14*1 Share. Santord, FL 32771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Brel an Acton to toredoaa a mongaga on tre to* ■ tog proparty to SEMINOLE County, Ftortda. tore* LOT 4 3 FLORIDA LAND AND COLONIZATION COMPANY ADDI­ TION TO SOUTH SANFORD, ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK 1, PAGE 73. PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FIORIOA. haa baan Nad agatoil you and you are rregarad to larva a copy ol yow aaBton daianaaa. 4 any to I on DOU­ GLAS C ZAHM. P A , PlatreTi anornay. ahoaa addreaa la 9630 U S Highway 10 North. Soria 300. Oaarwator, Florida 33794. warm aw­ ry ( X ) day* that Bw tore publcaaon d *W Nooca at Action, and Na tre ongtoal w ih are Oarti ol tila Court at X I N Park Avarua. Santord. Ftortda 32771. afthat baton u m c a on PlatobTa artornay or rtvrrecAalafy toareahar; odrenarea. a dalaWi ara ba aniared agarere you tor tre raW damandad to *re oomplaaa paobon. 1 WITNESS my hand and ta d ol tre Court on are___ day of MAR 19. 2002 (Saal) Mary Arm More* Dark ol tre Clrcua Cowl By: Ruth King Dapury Ctork Pubkah to. Tire Sarrenoto Harald Oougla* C. Zahm. P A ISOX U S Hvy IO N , (300 Ctoarwator. FL 33764 (727)936*911 phon* / (727)939 1094 la* PutWah March 24. 31, 2002 KK177 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEM M O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S E N O : 01-CA 229914-K UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, by and Brough are Sacreury ol are DEPARTMENT OP VETERANS AFFAIRS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OPTHE14TH ju o rctA L c ia c u rr. IN AND FOR 9EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CA 2204 14 K CONSECO FINANCE SERVICING CORPORA HON FrK/A GREEN TREE FINANCIAL SERVICING CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF VS ALAN MARK DOUGHTY. ET A L . DCFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO CAROLE S KINO. INDIVIDU­ ALLY and CAROLE S. KINO. TRUSTEE UNOER TRUST DATED JANUARY 12. 1993 who** raudanca rt imknown 4 ha/iharthay ba tvmg. are) 4 r*. ihalhay ba daad. Bw wAncran datondanli who may b* tsugnaa*. itanori, cradrtoia. autlaai. and a l partrea claanaig an n to itil by. Biiough. undar or agaaial are Dalandarli who ara not known to b* daad or **v*. and a l partrea having or cLnmmg to hav* any ngM. Iitl* ot mlaratl in lha proparty daaenbod r is t mongngD tremg tora- ROBERT E. HOYT and LINDA Q HOYT, hre aria. HYO€ PARK PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.: and UNKNOWN TENANTS.OWNER3, NODCE OP SALE Nooca re haraby grvan pial, pw kuari to are Ordar cr Final Judgyrrer* antorad ai are cauaa ai tre Qrcul Cowl ol Samaioto Coway. Flonda I w d aat ore proparty ariutiad ai SamaxW County. Flonda. dtacnbtd aa LOT 93. HYDE PARK. ACCORD­ ING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 34. PAGES 36 THROUGH 40, OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 3139 Aah Park Loop. Wraar Park. FL. 32792 al pubac aato. to are ht/iare are) bare bidder. tor caah. al tre ware from door ol the Sammoia County Courthouta. Santord. Florid*. *1 00 AM on Apr* 16, 2002 Dated 3-14 02 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stroup* Dapury Oat* 11 Call 322*2611 Semlndo Horatd ClaMlflfd D«pt To Place Your Ad to w Ad, pared n n d n o in c W to parttogreto to tog remdd oorrtact cow l A M n M aB on re totophw re nwnbar (407)0094330. not (7) day* prior to to* I. (TOO) 1 9 0 0 9 6 9 ■771. or Vbtert (V) 1900-0999770, v « Ftortda Ratoy Santee M to on lAaaoctotoa. F A 177ST U S. I t North, SWto BOO Oaarwator. FL 33704 (717)8393*00 124,31, » 0 2 R I M ilt o d i; 101171 M THB CM CU 17 C O U RT 12— Elderly C a 59—Financial ii S exvices Care Ohrer, tovtog care P rr good II madto, rtotobto, Wioare. ratotreto. 20 yre aap , W f ito arena Santord -321-3279 15— C Lo e m it ie y ts Fow toto to Otottoan Park O M Btory Santord. Garden o l DaaoBon areeflon. I 2SOQ60L *40 a a l to paM . 904- 471-4747 . tea b y phrere to promtea )rou i and aak ywu t a p a y tor N th e y datovar. For more on . c a i M M rea 197 7-fTC X L P . ( A pkMtomrvtoa rrtaai to;# Kan Tire Oarrenoto Harald and Ere Fadaral Trade Cenantoatm i) 61— M o n e y t o L a n d 23— L o C JL M N O r 01-CJL9 4 7 7 K UNHID STATES OP AA4ERICA by ■ id toreu^i to* Seeetory e l toe OEPANTMEFfT OP VETERANS AFTAMS, ROBERT a 8 W P F O R O . JR . JANE DOC. Umnown ipou** o l ROBERT a EWOPPORO, JR ; P S B LENOMG CO RK; UNKNOW N TENANT&OW NERS, st Jc F o u n d In Laka M w y area. lO y ro ld OiTxtohu*. black 4 wtVto, wiry bar Oooa by toa rrema 01 Oaator. Lcrel riv k M y a l Lake Mary VW. 407-322L09T1 On# madkm ate* ton coka«d dog E orre rehrta d o g Loot to tttto y ot Barntooto P M d t Body 8 Myrtto Are. M a d C N N BoaWv 407-809 4871 25— S p e c ia l N 71—H elp Wanted 71— H u f W a n i i d if S A -w s r a r i* 3088X4271. ________ D a p t .W to T t o to o n t d Part tore a d iS r M ualbaabtoto C a l 4079892033 Bated aarvtoa hotel to C ow ry i pareov Ftot* or ca* 407-9891X0. r u m n o r t g i a e r e rreaaaareyi 0700* par amak a arW ig potorttot N o CD LTN d proktond O L M n l n a •MtoOtol c r fM o a E T W k a * 1 -6 7 ? ior c o rn p «n n i w w iy w b y photre to promtea you t and aak you ke a « y tor N a M y d a M a r . For more HELP. ( A pu dfcia Tha Sam kioto 71—H elp Wanted o t k es ■ ■ Note* to hereby ghwn tool p w m i * to toa Order or Ftoal Judgrrer* araarad to toto eaua* to toa CkoUl Court ol Bamiioto Coway. PtortM I « 4 H i I * properly i t n t o i* to Barntooto County, Florida, dawtoad aa BEGM AT A PO M T IBS FEET WEST OP N O R R C A 3 T CO RNER OP SOUTHWEST 1/4 O P SOUTH­ WEST 1/4 OP NORTHW EST IN O P SECTION 29 . TOW NSHIP IE SOUTH, RANGE 20 EAST, SEM I­ NOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A. RUN THENCE W EST 169 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 300 FEET. TH EN CE EAST 223 FEET, TH EN CE SO UTH 19 FEET, THEN CE EA S T TS FEET, THENCE NORTH ISO FEET. THENCE W EST 138 FEET. THENCE NORTH 169 FEET TO TH E PO M T OF B EQ M N M G S U B JE C T TO AN EASEM ENT FOR M O R E S S AND EGRESS O VER THE SOUTH IS FEET O f THE E A S T 78 FEET THEREOF. — o iir r o r -kjifc, .a.* a_ . ■ _ . j wrong i c w y id TroucMranocx ■no ab ayatons or apprtancaa RV or marVre avpartanca a pare. Team ortonkad w «n Ir e aM Ry to krtarael H am Ybur Advartatog Flyare P ito to d S toaartod toTha ■a^—r-- a—aa---aJ *I oenwiQii I W M If / O N L Y 4 .5 4 dartutoarrtotVaorla re. No aap. 3032 * 0 7 4 8 2 . 1 M y A pm 7 day*. daton to partktoal* to toto proceed­ ing ahouM contact court Adriana*aeon re totophw ia nwttear (407)668-4330, nut tolar toan aavan (7) day* prior to toa procaedng. 0 haartog Impaired. (TOO) 1900-699 E771, or Y o ta (V )1-0009669770, via Florida Ratoy Sarrtcre. , P/L 17797U S It N n t o . Sua* 300 ; FL 33784 (727)5393000 PiAWh Match 24.31.2002 KK1TS M THB CMCUTT COURT, DGHTEENTH JU O X IA L ORCUTT, M ANO FO R B E M M O U COUNTY. FLORIDA PK S NO. 02-2«9CP NORO L JOHNSON. Waal Hovon DapiM Church, Vrenon a Road. Jr . Report M Rood. C Eugana Hotoday. Cheryl Uhato. H* t o l l Lake. Hobart A Shubart. and Dreraaa M Tkylor, NOTICE OF ACTION TO Mr. Robert K Shubart m*4ng addreaa la P.O. Boa 20671, ChaitoMon. SC 20413 YOU ARE NOTIFIED tool rei acton COUPUINT FOR APPOMTMENT OF SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE haa bow toad agamre you and you are required to aarva a copy ol yow wraren datom ta. 4 any. to a ore Notd L Johnaon. Eaquka NORO L JOHNSON. P A. 106 Eaal Church Street DaLand. FL 32724 on or baton Apr* 30.1002, and Ma tre ongawl wah toa ctork ol M a enwt adrer baton aarvica on PknM Ti artornay or mmoRetely arereahar: aganre you lor are rei* I damandad m p * compwrit WITNESS my hand and to* aaal ol M a court on March 19. 2002. Maryam a More*, d a rk at to* Court B y Roaamary Ham tton Dapury d ark Pubkah. March 24. 31.2002 and Apr* 7, 14. 3002 KX 103 NOTICE OP PU B LX a a i * PUBLIC NODCE to haraby grvan. Brel on to* dal* and am* Itotad batow.and continuing (tom day to day unM a l good! ara aokt w * wW aal at Pubac Auction. a> to* N^taal bkkter, tor caah. al tre warerwuaa at STOR­ AGE USA. located al 1X 7 Yrtka Sprmga Dr . Wmiar Spnnga, FL 32709, cortama ol Bre toaowmg u w aga unrta containing houaahokt and/or buarreaa good*, tor rant and otoar charge* tor which a Ian on aanre la ctoanad. to w*: DATE OP SALE APRIL 10. 2002 TIME OF SALE: 4 X PM •223 JULIAN L WELLER, houaarefd 8 waddng gfta, >233 BAR. BARA SEGRETARIO lumtura 8 houwhokl good*. *383 KATHLEEN S CANFIELD hjmrlur* A bo.ak. •613 ORLANOO HOME THEATER. INC wwa * corvrecton. *236 MAR CIA FALCO, hcuaahok) UJH A art. 1510 JUAN CARLOS MUADVASSO­ CIATED T V chic* auppkat 4 uatd fv 1*14 AUCTIONEER STORAGE PRO ­ TECTION AUCTION SERVICES. LICENSE • 393 The above Notice to ba pubiahad onca a weak tor two conaacutiva * * * * * S ad aato to ba water and by vatu* ol to* Statute* ol to* Stataa ol Ftortda. ai inch caaa* mad* and pro­ vided Pubkah March 24, 31. 2002 KK187 NOTICE OP SALE SEMINOLE COUNTY SURPLUS PROPERTY Protect IFB 292-0200 - Sato ol County Owned Surpfui Proparty (Smgto FamBy Home and Lot. 7729 Foa Knoa Place W iner Park. FL) Due Dale April 24,2002 al 2 X PM tocal (m e DreaW. Mewnum Bd • 362.000 X Sua - Houae ol approivnataly 1,819 aq h and lend ol apprownatofy 0.14 acre* Sa* bd package tor katoar rtomtation are) COThlrttOfl$ of u ls Prop el IF0 283 02 GO • Ssh of County Own«d Surphj* Prupofty '(tjwndi 'Only, North of' Hiindy.irtl Rcml Sanford. FL) Duo Data April 24. 2002 al 200 PM local bma D ata* YO U NOtoffi . , H T A Hoar B ra d M s Far MMEOUTCLVI P E R C O P Y tllt C a l TH E B E M M O U H E R U D Advarttotoq O art For Prepare. prYna, part and bud tatog prtorera, baa* cools and ctoar coats. Flbarglaa A body w ort dtpandabto, A mature. MF 730- S.-00 P.M.A28D-8400ML Tnrapocto«cn raqAad G d 4073241177 to atari knrrred. Orlando. FL 407-322-2811 Adopdon: H to M to d o a sto w tfin u h tova to ap aa ware to adopi rrewbom to 4 yr old 1-86922? 0123(8683) 27— N ursery it C h ild C a re And vilAhCA fabrication* siti Trtm Ha and (and Formica lypa ' mat*, vkrtn ran d ptoeL PiiNNiNfiAnEvent1NeedAPlaceIoH o ld" IV Lot o l T LC /E x. FtoW Raa. rate* F u f ton# A pari toire totohtog a ia lto tla to lortcfar. j year. A achod r aga daaaroonia. Eap C al tor rtarvtow, 407021 d r * 1 7933. i.*,: I ' hi 5 ,'r |FM l | ' I V r l ! ' a ;3 * ICtfl l 1. v * ' ■ jlrf 4 rfl.unb- ■toa«/ 1te " Triad Otota Thai OktoT W ortt Try Oural A t A l Natural TAKE (T O F F A KEEP IT0PF1 To4 (rea 1-869227-1803 55— B O . *9 V ir * 4 4.4 ayaa ■ . i. . ’ •> 4■* art I a • e 0 Erpartoocad w6h a wWa vartoty d makartoto, vatoncaa, ahadaa, ato. iu i w u ip i tvwyuwigyog n o o k x « i u n o iit x * pnet. j TorrokB (TservaboEBplBASAcall AdqIe at 407-322-2212 Ext 10 ~ oompenearton p*G h c t o k g lO IK , Stock pwchaaa, ma|or nredcal, dantoL vacarton and hofetoy ptona. W a are an EOE and tkug tree Phorre: 407-323-1120 F a x 407-5491066 E-rttoE: IXtevanCara mm \ \ 1 )0 & S / rt I > \ I I I i \ I 81131 11 aaa tre taut .aarere* te*h A S E I X . re M , Udfn CiOFIBS dWTSATAU Ck 4HCh 4BUU4 u s in e s s n o o c m p p o r t u n it ie s F i K tiE B s M0 4LT1T4 I f * I V A a d daDM AW A A ( H u m A I.R a a .h t I M L I a q Akaaireto I Maktog O pM Oaw yaw Ban buaaim VW fai I C adi kduaay. Ereantong Nbal 8 1 V (Of y w NMN » c m n r n M I M f t o i gnrf t a f r i W perfect for WBXMMS'f4WM47KX W>pfcmcIb.taUd, chain and> Sandreaum akK FaaffwrWa Luxury Coachaa IW t O d im a r Santord. FL 32771 M anagem ent . F* M M *H la 16a ■‘A-- - |a( Uhn Ulrt aJLa ■lEiiittlail lawkJMtoLutoi i t M UXTlfnCfCI B IW p«C « TOl yM W OiNr ffCTyUung iTofn I D « u ruOnl < > | {l 33— WOCHT J O* M 0r V k Then look no Mm, h SnM SmMi Comfy Oaate of Prepare 110 v«E ayatoma and DC ito m ic d tor tore! hook upa. romFi to coach taking. Carl CPFVAcavUtoa/Playrgpn 360 U M MreWrem Road. S arfen l a 327719909 al pubfei aaN. to toa Nghaal a id bare bidder, tor caah re toa areal bom ol Bre Sanwioto County Courthouaa. Santord. Florida, at 1100 AM on May 2. 2002. Dated March 14,2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OP THE COURT SyMary Stroup* Dapury Ctork In accordant* w ih toa American* AeLparaonaarehtoa- **A T T O m O N ** nhStoMkStoExcSmoSSk 1 Hugh PDtorredl M PVF IM kw Free C a re e l — 111 U M AM >2001-CM M V E IT K U T E BEFORE YOU MVEBT1 ANraya a good pokey, aapadaty tor boarrwaa opportunitioa and kanrhtoaa. C a l Ftortda Oapi ol AgneWtora 4 Conauanar Sarvcaa at MO-4397332 or FTC HELP lor keakaormaben Or vwe ow Web aria at www.nc.gbv/ttMop. Ftortda law reqaret aaiareol carton buatoaaa opporkatoaa to ia(Fator * « i Ftortda Qapt. ol AgncuKura A Conaunrer Sarvtcaa baton aaing. C a l to verity lawful rogtatratton baton you buy L ecals Mawnuan B d • 432.170 X . Sua • Land only ol approamretory 3 4 acrea, rorred aa M -1. Induatrlal Saa bd package lo r lurthar totormaaon (tnctudaig map) and oondaiona ol •ala Protect IF 0-264 02 GO - Sato oI County Owrred Surpiui Property (Land O rty 8 W Comar ol Lake Mary BNd I Laka SL Laka Mary FL) Dua Data: A pril 24, >002 al 200 PM toed wire. D etail kkremum B d • 190 X 0 00 S ire - Land are* or ■ppnuanarery 1 02 acrea, tonad aa Rl-Raadanba) Saa bd packaga tor d Pubkah March 31,2X2 KX206 PUBLIC NODC* Fui Coal Accounting tor Scad ol Enveonmanui Regutabort, Ruto 17-7X Fu# Coal Accounting tor Sold Waila Uanagertwre. aa requaad by Ftortda Statuaa Sacbon 403 7949. local govammant* mual calculat* and mtorm uaara ol h a U coal d a d d watla managamani Tha cotta tor a d d waala managamani tor Bw Cay d Laka Mary tor are kacal year b a g m n g OcioOar I. 2 0 X and indn g Saptambar X . 2X1 area aa toP Iowa: Raatdankai Accnraa Coaacnon 17 M Drepoad 378 Recycling 196 Told Monthly Cod 81110 Commercial Cuafomar* Coiactlon 9 66 42 ra^vw -1 6163 Avarag* Monthly Cod 9 1 »a Tha coat information prontod above • on a morehly average tot a da cube yard ccntaner picked up an* ( I ) km* per weak D4t*r*nt typaa d aanncaa art avalad* Actual coal tor a grvan account may vary dapardng on actual type d Mi­ me* provided to Bial account Carol A Fo*l*r. C#y Clark C iy d Lake Mary 407-563-1423 Rutkah March 31. 2002 KK207 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ NOW HIRING TOLL COLLECTORS frin g e. OscoU. Like A Semtnoto Pitt) Turning • Paid Vacation Bad ground A Drug Set ten Requt/et) 407-578-7106 i t i r k i i r i r k i i t 'k 'k I The Universal Crossword Editsd by nm othy E. 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FtaMa law rsqukaa asters ol certain buMraas cpporvnStsa to rsgstw ««sh Florida Depi of Agricuftura 4 Consumsr Service* bafors aefitog. C a l to verity lawful r*g »in n o n bafors you buy Tfee d Som* AflVtATHwd To Promota Vour Businessl Than C a l li t About Ftyars W* Will Print A Deliver For You To Our Reader* For Only 9«/CopyII W a Hava a W ay You Can Cut That Coat in Hurt THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322 2611 SptmgHi* SuMaa/Saniord nasda a aipariancsd FuS-Tm* Maintenance A u itta n i and experienced PertTima Weakand Daak Ctarka. Apply in p a n o n ' M t N. W T k e Han a t e experience. n u t hava (ktvara Icanaa. Apply n parson at F retf* TVs Santos. 407- 324-3448. $400 DOWN - WHY REHT7T 3GR/ 2flA For Safa Wkh Down Paymt Aaaiatanca Avaftoble, Cheaper than rvntt. 407-331-8333 D O Y L E 'S R E N T A L S IB fV IB A W/ Screened Porch $400*400 Deposit TBR/18A W/Porth. W/D Hook-Ups Hast!Air $525*500 8antord:3BfV 1Bath W/Family Room, W O Hock-Upa. Lg Comer tot No Pets $700*700 Dap. Springe: 38fV2Balh wf Obi Garage. New Pitot 4 Flooring, Lg Scrasnad Porch $6SOl$MO Ptyman ■antotd; je ft B A W(08tee Spanah Styto. WrtBfVIBAMotwr'kvLaaQka. Hdad F its . Fptc, Lg Corner Lot $1200*1200 Dapoait DOYLE REALTY, INC. <407)322-3486 WC RENT 4 SELL HOMES ^anlord: 1BR 1BA houaa lor tam1 U NVwk, $375 dapoM. tocludaa uttoia.no paw or tftokan 407-323 3461. Sanford 2BR houaa 1 block tram hoapaal $t 25Mt or $500(monto. pkja $250 aac dap 407-321-3735. 8 a n to rto 3 en i6 N A canal, vtoyT 6 ja m STDOVno pAra aac Oapoa*. 388668-5002. Sanford: Longwood Markham Rd. 38R 2 BA. lancad yard. Furntahad or itokrmfahad. Short kn n rental ok. 231-601-2802. 111— IBO/week p C a depoeit. R o u te prtviegee. pfct laundry. SSI prstsrrsd. 407-686-1101. SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT V W tE K iV A iN t A U ■larttng • W IIM l Vtey ntoa, v w y ctoan torn rm. remodeled, a* utl, cable, A C , prions, krtch uas, asc. dr. rasidanl prim antrinca Sm oklngl Only drug naad apply. 407-330-7373. RAMP SERVICES AIRCRAFT CLEANER INTERIOR R o om For Rant: PrtvalS artranca. waahar/drvar. 11 Ofyak. U k a Ava in Sanford. 407-686-7023 AIRCRAFT DISPATCHERS rtexxn rOr Hertt. luvcnsri pnviwgw, todude a l utMee A cable $42Smo, l i t 4 lost month 407-323-3300 R e s o r t/Va c a t io n s Smoky MouXtoi O tom ay 2 k g homes. Eech sleep# 8. Creek mm* to Oatknriurg or Aarivifa 251 8286746. cybanantalacotrrtrvbatkln hknl 114— W areh o u se/Re n tal S pace LO N O W O O O ILA KI MARY Mid-atn pubkc atoraga i eoa 60G or 1600 iq S xpecae. Face, Friday between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm for an application and more information. 2 R E D C LE V E LA N D BLVD. S U IT E 2 1 0 S A N F O R D , FL 32773 407- 585-4790 W anted All Candidates must provide: • 10 year work / school history * Pass a drug screen • A g ree to Mandated finger print back ground check procedures • Understand English • B e available to work weekends, holidays and evening hours. For Ramp S ervices positions, you must possess a valid Florida Drivers License and be able tortjdnjJVjl^RRJOTGIAMOA 97— A p a r t m e n t s - Sanford: lova ly 2BR apt. axe. araa. cabla TV Saaktog mature todtvtduai or coup*#. no cfvktrsn or pal* $120/wk. or $45<Vmo ♦ $250 sac dap laa aa 407-321-3735 Sanford: Largs t S R Quito Residential Area. A t litt . No P eta Rat.Lam a. $4756no * Depoeit 407323-8018. 99— A pa r tm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d MARINER S VILLAGE UKE AM I 60rikl. P U U O 2 BOriM, SS7OW0 ANOUP 1at Month Rant 1*0.00 (Urrvlad Tima Oltar) 2 Badrooma $559 3 Batkooma $650 W a pay watar/eawar Sma* pat watooma Cadar Craak Apia 407-324-4334 San ford: 2 Badtoom 1 Bath Ouplax. $4751*475. AmamM a 407-321-6757. to lift up to 75 pounds o f luggage on a consistent basis. 100— C o n d o m in iu m Equal Opportunity Employer M/FA//D 304 Siding 305 Small Business 306 S tain ed G la ss 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radlo 314 Upholstery 318 Welding 4 Sheet Metal 318 Well Drilling 319 Window Washing 4 Tinting Saraont 2413 a Orange Ava, o< 25»1 St. 3 BR 1BA home. Family mom.aat to Ukhan. tfcXng area. Mng roonv Larga haatod ahop m back w « i 1/2 bath. Bprinidar ayatam with wafi pump. Muel aaa to appreciate $68,900. 407-322-4745. Sanford: 36R 2 B A , larga comar lot. old Mayfair neighborhood Newly remodeled- $175.000.407324-8932 Sanford: 4/3, Ike new aa tow aa $662mo. Onjraad credit, LEASEPU RCHASE conaktarad 1509 Ekori G o look! 407695-5152. 2 Sanford: Cuatom bud 3BR BA, viukad caringa, aky Ighia. worktog hrepiacs Immacuiala 4 apadoua. many axbaa, qJai at, $117000.352735-4350. * antoed: Townhouaa. 3/2, nawfy tafurbiahad. cathedral caring, pool, lama ICCriaa. ceramic Me. 165.000 407-330-4868. Town houaa 2/2 5. excellent neighborhood, pool. tile, new pant 4 carpet. Ca# 407-474-3634 Springe: 3BR/2BA, 637 YAito toe CL toTha I v/torria Want horn 4 pori courts riew (166.600. By appr onfy. a 0 7 6 a » « » 6 149— C o m m e r c ia l P ro pe rty Fo r S ale Great Location on 17-92 to Sanford 3.000 local aq It todudas 1.000 aq ft CKA office apace. Concrete block with 4 roLcp doora. Budding to great 17 parting ipecea Owner la mottvaladl Call Vance Scott. Realtor. 407-314-4619 153— A creag e Lo t Fo r S ale R entals Sanford C on do For Rant Larga 2/2 wcathatkai caiknga. custom bun to uoraga, war bar. wtuhar/dryar. nan pant 4 barber carpal, gated complex hat pooi xpatanms courtVduO houaa jogging trad, ctoaa to mail 1-4 IdfStnonlh 4 Secunry dapoul. toduded cable 4O7-324-890O OELTONA lOacrea Idaaf tor mobda homaafta. horaae caltia, terming or nuraeryl Zoned agricultural. $4,900/ACRE. Sm down w/ownar Itoanca (04-787-1772 or (04-787- 1 8 1 — A p p l i a n c e s 4c Fu rn itu re Fo r S ale 1 A Chany afaq^t bad, aoad wood, with ptoow top manraaa l e t Never uaad Sat $549 Can datvar 407-422- 0230 A KING SIZE P ia O W T O P onhoperte meftreea aat New to pfaatto. S a ( $195. 4076226848 ’S 5 - 5 S 5 T into canopy bad wah toxtay tom pfewtop aat Never tawd 407-402-2778. Bedroom 7 pc CHERRY WOOD 4 potter bad. U dove fated, draaaar w.tn-mirror cheat , mght aland, unuaad. atiD to boa. Coat SSk, aa# 11660 Stottfitartraan aia te M 4077085698 km seta wi»i 5 yr warrarry. Twin *75, U $9a qraan $95. ktog $175 Navar uaad. can dakvar. 407-402-2775 Coriaa labia, and labia 6 tofa labia with beveled glaaa $300 407-323-1915. Creme kyva aaal. $75, braaaconaa 6 and tablaa.$125. hghtad oak riagara. $250. bakere tack. $25 M l unit 150 407-323-5117, altar 7pm. Daerq rvxan-13 p c acad cherry wood, double pedeiial labia w/ leal. 8 Chtopwndala chatra. burial 1 hutch, never used, coat Mk, a t $1295. aarver, *2 50 407.709A6C8. T>J7rtLOOKt7*l3 QE Side by Slda RaWgarator wah c a maker. «Vhk*OOl aaova wah aa) cleaning oven. Hoipr dahwai/iar. 1600 tokee aX. Wt* aa4 aaperalefy. 388216-4638 Norge Gaa aterva. aa man, m rt txatMOL whaa. $150 otxx Car top carrier, $20. lartea HuPy 10 apd brie. 115. 407-323-2925. Port T id e aa rri.kam rto B C aartaa taatoar pockata, one Inch prkna kria: a t uaad. eM to Crate. Can dakvar A aal up. Coal SSk. aa « tor $1550. 407-708-5685 Quean S ie ^ i bad with manraaa a.ceilent condition. $500. 388 753-9633. WA s h 4 A I M V 'i B " •832 1-7536*20 Handy Man - 38 ft 1BA on 4.5 Ac rax Waal of M, Aeking 11(8,000. 187— S p o r t in g G o o d s R entals BEAR WHITE TAR. BOW 5565 to pul Real with Quiver A Airows. A akrg $86 00 aba 407-349- Work Shopa/3forage lo r rant Convanlam location. Storting at $400 par mo., plua udutlaa 4 d a p o a k 407-32866*6___________ O oft Club#; Sat of MacGregor Ncklaua Grtdan Bear. 4 wood#. 0 vona. putter and bag. Rag #386 AJ tor $50 00 407-322-7879. 1010. 1 1 8 — O f f ic e S p a c e F o r R ent mats, $63/wk. Shara avaryttVng including utilities. No smoking to houaa. Furntahad. Ctoka tnUudwl 407-323-8870 (W e are located on the second floor ab ove Dollar Rent a Car) 302 Screen 4 Glass Work 303 Secretarial 4 Typing 117— C o m m e r c ia l 95— R o o m m a t e F u r n is h e d SWISSPORTUSA, me 301 R oofin g 141— H o m e s F o r S a l e From $19Whtv 407-331-006 or 407331-0539 weekly pay, direct deposit and a safe work environment. Don’t let these opportunities tty by, stop by our administration office Monday thru 291 Mortgages 292 Moving 4 Storage 293 Ok. lube 4 Filter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 PlanofOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 407-330-4423 LaAa Mary; furnished room, oil atraal parking, houaa privSsgas. to rr i i . kudy ■ ‘ 1407-324-1862 We offer holiday pay; uniforms, free parking, paid comprehensive industry training, 290 M asonry U n f u r n is h e d 93— R o o m s Fob R e n t PART-TIME SUMMER POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN AVIATION 287 Lawn Service* 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 1 Olltoa: Onaat$45Gm o.Alhav* CHA 4 private baft*. 407-3226168 Office and/or YNrahuuao. 650 agars Nat of rwnAy decorated olhea xpaca Warariouaa can ba abend wlh cxinent Mnant i*> to 3.000 aq It In/out tripping 6 harxSng can ba provaiad by primary larwrx. Prana location at$acir4 to toe 417 Green Sett. 407-3200658 141— H omes Fo r S ale AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES 157- • M o b i l e H omes Fo r S ale 35x10 motria home, attached FL tm, partly hand, carpeted, caring tana, new Move, new A C . Looiaad to Town 4 Country (add!) Paik, 5356 Orange BNtlLJi k k m a Aatong (17000 368 740-1095 1 5 9 — R e a l Es t a t e W anted W a Buy Houaaa, C on doa Com m ercial and Land. Foractoeu re STOPPED, Back Peym enta Brought Up To Data. R a loca tin gT ClvorcadT Bad TanantoT W e Can HELPII Any C on dition , A n y Araa. FAST Cloalng. 407671-272* 1 8 1 — A p p l ia n c e s & F u r n it u r e Fo r S a l e ■OKI M K T . krona to to |10.000 tin homoantft tuntmci hind b | i kuar i f l K N i i a fieri, frradaaara. fiawal UREMU. O M N I. VOLUSUU 1 KINO SERTA. poaturepedic tat. never used Coat $2K. eel $295 Can dokvet. 407-709-5698 4BR 1.5 BA: New Roof. Ceramic Tie, 11a21 Sc Porch. ftocL on Over 1/4 Acre $65,900 I Luxury ton ptoowtop aal with 7 yr warranty kri 1135. quean $140. ktog $210. Brand new Located m Sanford. 407-402 277*. Chtor U< Acra 3 0 R 1 B a te l>c dn. acpfa, hruvdy bead Priced tor tyrefc aaia $54 000 4BR IR A : Over 1(00 S q Ft, Uv. On, Fam Rm W/Fkaplaca. Deck, Gataga $102,900 2BR 1.3 BA: New Roof. Ceramic Tda. So Porch. Over 1400 Sq FL Nealy Landacapad. Poof. Fenced $104,900 Cuatotn Btt 46R JOA: Over 2500 Sq FLLrv. Oto, Fam Rm, 22x46 Sc Poof and Spa. 3 Car Gar. 0 * « 1/3 acre $259 900 Cuatom Ba 4 BR 2 BA: O n 2X0 Sq Ft Lr», Oat Fam Rm. 32x32 Sc Port 2 Car Garage an Orer L7Acne $210,900. PAUL OSBORNE VENTUHE 1 PROPEHIIES 407-321 4/64 191— B u il d in g M a t e r ia l s CORRUGATED STEEL ROOPM O tor Bama, Boat Oocka, Shopa, etc Alao Culveri Pipe: 15*x2(r $170 00/aa. I8*x20’ $202/aa. Surpkia Start A Supply. Inc. Apopka 407-293-5785 199— P ets & S upplies I older legstaed poorta kaa to jpxxt home 2 poodto Prtxxaa k x aaia, lOwka old. Shota 4076888297. For Bala Two Dog Boat# WIN Hold Moat Any Stxa Dog $15.00 Each 407-32165*0 Lab Ratrlaear: Female, yellow. 10 5 month* o k l AKC ragratarad. naada loom to run. $250 obo 407302-8923. ywrawar t t Dig, I wri gpra tovng c lo a a.«ned Lhasa Apao Dog or type of mmiatura d o g 407-322-6492 219— W a n t e d I 2 pwca Nam# Brand Quean ORTHOPEDIC PILLOW TOP Matlreaa Sat Brand New Stilt to Ptaabc Sacrifice $100 Can Denver 407-422 8648 1BRASS BED. QUEEN SERTA. poaktovadc art 6 kama Never u&od. ecu $ K. aa# $275. Cat dakvar 407709-5696 1 A Brarxl New Chany (Xaf (king toriri 72* and 8 C h a n wiLaaf Safi n Box $950 Lighted China Cabinet A VIA Can Carver 407-422 0230 A Full aiae maltreat » t New in ptoaac Must am $80 407A22 8845 Antxyie toad oolr table w*t 4 th a n 42*x66‘", $500 407-322 9360 to B uy Loolung to purchase amat lawn earn or praaaura washing buanaaa-AX or soma ol the loba. C a l Bob at (407(688 8757 217— G a r a g e S a l e s Gigantic Yard Sale Everything must go! Baal pricaa you wri h n f Furniture, conatructton tool and much much more. 807 Santord Ave. Sanlonl Friday/Saturday, Apr* 5 A 6 Deni m a t tea one” 1407-321 0229 Moving Saw 303 Hickory Dr. Longwood (Swaatwalar Oaka). SaL Mar X . 82pm. Fumdura, loots A household itema. �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your A d 2 3 5 - T ruoc /B u s u /V a n s F ob NECCHI SEW1NQ MACHINE. brand n r * . In ori*nal carton; d o n f n y W n o m om ncartc O rtp w c m $499 Pay or*t i n R o w 407-882­ 550S. day or 2 22— M u s ic a l In s t r u m e n t s Ybur Advamang Flyara aad 5 Inaanad n Th* ONLY 4.5f PER COPYIIII FW w * M ow Out M a Jawaky Showcaaaa. Oondota. Sato* W arahout* SrtaNeig And Much. Mucrt. More'l 717S W Colonial Or. Orlando 407-521-7707 730 Sand taka Rd. Orlando 407-240-9578 2999 E. Colonial Dr. Oilando 407-990-2001 3631 W. VIn# St, Naaenma* 407-045-7750 ISO S Stata Rd 434. Art. S p r r a 407-002-7771 I486 Sapnm BwLCaaaatany 407­ 531-7200 111 Town* Camar BNd. Santord. 407-330-9900 1557 W. Naw Havan Ay*. W Hatoourn*. 321-760-1270 0020 S H t f uny 441. loaabug 362- C al THE SEMMOLE HERALD Adrartung 0a(4 For D atan 407-322-2011 Only 9«/Copyt! M i H m a Wby Vbu Can CU Thai COM In H M t T ru ck /B uses/V a n s F or S a ls THE SCMMOLX HERALD AOVERT1SMQ DEPT 407-322-2011 mtormaoon cart Where the deals are! Shop with us everyd ay 407-321-71M lO O O Lram C on an araalU an iVr Bank Owned Property!!! Wort OarxTt UeMMTilorTT'ca bp What does that mean to you? Truck «#i 2 B a o m 321-3100. * 230— Bo ats h A ccessories 100%Financing 16 ft Chsckmite New 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Call today for your F R E E find out more. 11500 obo 407-314-0243 CALL M R CASH and DRIVE AWAY TOOAY FOR A a L M a A a S 1N O O W M II PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDrr...BAO CREDIT SANFORO 407-321-0103 (S aH aM aE ip an ol) 1992 Jaap Charokaa: Oood oondeon Haa N arr K artv. wafer pur*. radUor. Iraa. No AC. $1,400 407-474-7309. * 407*622*1237 Ext; 269 497421-8163 iB S T W W r o m an . Teel 14200 o b Tho Now 2002 Soa/N/Sportl Com* Check Them Oult Many Modal* To C rto o n ■rand New Boat 9 Trartar Starting At - 11,909 Nichola Outboard Sarvlca Cantar 1000 Waal l i t »L Santord 407-333-0904 LLAMC A M R CASH V LLEVESELO HOY ★ wPrlcad to Sail** CON 1199 PRONTO PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER N O CREOITO.. MAL CRED1TO SANFORD 407-321-5103 Business & Services Directory $1999 PO R OIA -REN TA DC AUTCWAN*' Ph4B*m * Santord. 407-321-8103 Sa Habta Eipanol C o ll.'/ 'o r b rttiilH 1997 Chavy 8-10 ihort bod pfcku*. low m iaaga. Dart Oraan. AMTM 255-A u t o m o t iv i 2 9 4 -P a i n t i n g CO Uarao 15.000 407-323-2002. '1097 S * W 8-104 cyktoar. A i* TREE1 RENT CALL MR CASH and DRIVE AWAY TOOAY FOR A a U m * A a I19900WN1I1 2 6 0 -B o a t R e p a i r s PHIL BETTIS C A R CENTER NO CREDIT . BAD CREDIT SANFORD 407-321-6103 (Sa HaMa EapanoQ UNTIL JUNE 2002 275-Handy M a n $99 M oves You In ! •Certain Restrictions Apply 281-H ome Windchase Apartments “ KV 407-328-8818 L im ite d T im e ! D o n ’t M is s T h e Im p r o v e m e n t NEAT-M-T1DY 2 8 2 -I n t e r n e t S e r v i c e 407-324-1177 P r o v id e r s 300-P ressure C l e a n in g Bio C e le b ra tln n ! 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Firsl Street • Sanford, FL 32771 ft (407) 321-6220 =£ Fa* (407) 330-0253 bpfaS-tl« Sam nols County 407-332-0107 Phil Bettis Car Center 301-R o o fing 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v i c e s Sanford APARTMENT HOMES In to f ic t io n 407-321-5163 Service 3 0 8 -T i u r a p e v t i c M assag e 271-C o n str u c tio n NAM E, LEVEL and REPABI a s rs s n n n n s a s LIMITED TIME ONLY OUT OUR SPECIALS Convenient • Sparlous • Affordable ETRUCTUREE For Eiparl Amtoa ca l (407)944-0330 N ic h o ls O u tb o a rd 272-D elivery S ervices 312— T ree S ervice S e r v ic e 291-M o r t c a c es C e n te r N e w ly R e f u r b i s h e d Gated Community 2 Sw im m ing Pools Sundeck Area • Indoor A/c Racquetball • 24 Hour Fitness Center • W alk-In Closets Covered Cabanas & Ja c u / n s • Full S ire W asber/O ryer' Sand Volleyball & W asher/Dryer Hook-Ups 1 .2 A 3 Bdrm Apt H om es 275-D ryw all Dry Wall A p t s , f r o m s5 4 5 'Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcorn!! • Sink Urns Apartment* with large Closet* • Lake Front • Volleyball • Sparkling Kxil • Tennis Courts 407-322-6338 L/l NEED A HOME LOAN? Wida Range Mortgage program*. OoodCred*. Stow CrerM. Sad Employed Free Pra-Approval! MILLIE OOULD ON. 9 Funkig. inc Mortgage Brokarag* Busm an 407-333-0000 or 923-3000 • Spectacular Water Views* ‘In Select apartment homes 100 Stonebrook Drive • Sanford, Florida 32773 Phone: 407-322-9556 • Fax: 407-321-6218 wvAV.stonebrook@aimco.com i«fcp>i (SlARCO C o u n try L a k e Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 3)0-3204 1000 W. 1st St, Sanford, F L J k J / (407) 322-0984 , I Nt e g v m v u v m m y $15.75 per month......5 lines / 3months $24.75 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months Classified (407 ) 322-2611 �Page 8C T he Seminole Hekald Sunday. March 31. 2002 Florida store offers online bridal registry Tim e-challenged, Internet-savvy b rides and groom s can take advan tage o f a n ew era in b ridal reg ­ istry w hen Burdines launch­ es tnc ultim ate com bination o f one-stop con ven ien ce, tndepth personal service and high-tech efficiency. On Thursday, A p ril 4, the store w ill introduce the first o f its regional concepts in Bridal Registries at Burdines A ltam onte d u rin g a grand op en in g celebration. O fferin g an exten sive array o f products fo r the home, this latest creation p rovid es shopping ease fo r en gaged couples w h o are ch oosin g a registry and w e d d in g guests w h o are purchasing gifts from their selections. "W e chose the O rlan do m arket to in trodu ce our new design because it is a young, g ro w in g population. We feel it p ro v id e s ns w ith one o f the best o p p ortu n i­ ties to help n e w brides and groom s as they begin creat­ ing a home together," said Carey Watson, Burdines senior vice president. To accom m odate the ris­ ing need o f h om e decor expertise, Burdines has cre­ ated a "one-stop registry" tor engaged couples, even tripling its staff to ensure every custom er receives quality service. Hie bridal consultants have received exten sive training in all product areas, said Bridal D irector Elaine Karnisky. The new d epartm en t fea­ tures a full assortm ent of servew are in clu d in g W aterford, W e d g w o o d , V ilieroy & Boch, Royal D oulton and Lenox. Burdines also carries Donna Karan. Ralph Lauren anil C a lvin Klein linens as w ell as cookin g accessories such as A ll-C lad and Tools o f the Trade. Located in a separate area on the second level, the room has been given a "hom e-like" am biance w ith a low ered ceilin g, co m fo rt­ able furnishings and acces­ sories. \The registry is equ ipped w ith three d e m o n ­ stration tables g iv in g the consultants room to arrange the en gaged cou p les' d in in g selections, so they can see how their choices w ill look before entering them in their com pu terized list O nce com pleted, the list goes online To mark the launch of this new addition, customers artinvited to an open house show casing the latest in a full line of products and services from 6 until 8 p m , Thursday, A p ril 4. Guests can enter to w in an assortm ent o f door prizes, such as a pair o f round-trip tickets on Spirit Airlines, I iis / H e r Spa/G ym m em berships. H ouse of Blues dinner and concert and a $500 g ift certificate to the L oew s H otel, M iam i Beach. Entrants must be present to w in . D esign in g-----C ontinued from P ag* 1C ing so rapidly. W e think there at last w eek 's C entral Florida result w o u ld be a popular tool fo r is p len ty o f w o rk right here." T h e com pan y m ay remain H om e panel o f lifestyle most people lead. "E v e ry o n e is so stressed local, but its designs can be awarded the com p a n y a first- n o w a d a y s ," im m ed ia te plans to license and market the program. seen across the nation thanks place blue ribbon and $3,000 in the landscaping "B ein g outdoors, especially in this part o f the "M a y b e at a later date," she Restaurants, the largest casual other landscape designers, but Susan says they don't h a ve says. "W e 'r e to a contract w ith D arden & G a rd en m aster T h e com p an y’s market is p rim a rily the region w h ere O liv e Garden. has seen num erous Sem inole, L ik e and Volusia tions for the restaurants here l a n ds ca p in g counties meet. "W e 'd like to be able to stay in C en tral F lo rid a ," Susan says, "bu t for the rest o f the industry. Th ere is in ou r o w n backyard," Linda co u n try w e design s." d o in g everyth in g else," Linda adds. says. "W e d o n 't want to " W e d o som e o f the installa­ just do the teacher, said changing in she the her com puter, o f course, and advances in horti­ stretch this too thin, and g o o d ­ D esign in g W om en 's w ork culture. The ness know s this area is g r o w ­ also received a lot o f attention biggest change, h ow ever, is the importance p eop le place on landscap­ ing. For years the Honoring heroes gard en ers of 6 6 ------- Susan, a form er physical education busy A competition. d in in g restaurant com pany in the w o rld w ith 1,100 locations that include Red Lobster and too sh ow . backbone Twenty years ago, landscap­ ing was not a priority. And if you did any­ thing, you just did the front yard, not the sides or the back. she explains. stress." A desire to be ou tdoors doesn 't mean people want more yard work, though. Low - maintenance land­ scaping is the fea­ ture most of D e s i g n i n g W om en's tomers cus­ ask for. Susan likens it to creating an 'o u t­ door room ' for the of Susan Hallett Susan's business was standard law n Designing Women tenance. Today, the vast m ajor­ ity o f her jobs are d esign and customer. " It's an exten ­ sion o f their house and they want to be able to enjoy it," she says. O n e o f the most popular installation. features "T w en ty years a g o , la n d ­ scaping w as not a priority," room s are w ater designs, from Susan says. " A n d if y o u d id anything, y o u just d id the falls. front yard, not the sides or the n in g is very soothing, plus back." of these ou td oor tiny ponds to elaborate w ater­ "T h e sound o f water run­ th ere's That's changed fo r a num ­ no m aintenance," Susan says. "It's not like a pool ber o f reasons. O n e explan a­ w h ere you have to add chem i­ tion is that g o o d landscaping adds valu e to a hom e. For example, $5, IK HI o f landscap­ ing can add $10,000 to the cals or clean it all the tim e." value o f a home. H*raJd ph oto by Tommy Vine*01 fast-paced country, is one w ay to relive that and garden m ain­ Sanford Firelighter/EMT Stacey Livingston, center, recently read during a Sanford Rotary Club meeting a poem she wrote in tribute to those who lost their lives during the Sept, t l tragedy Pictured with Livingston are, left. Rotary Past President Paul Osborne and Sanford Fire Marshall Mike McGibeny. the " I f that d esign has a w ater feature, the valu e is trip led ," Susan says. H ow ever, Susan thinks the R ivers End Nursery, w hich is open to the public, is located at 6275 West State Road 46, just w est of O ran ge B ou levard. To set up an appointm ent for a design, call 407-324-2377 o r visit the com ­ pany's W eb site at w w w .lan d- importance o f landscaping is a scape3d.com . library through individual and small group reading and lis­ tening activities. A K A members presenting books w ere Myrtle Brown, Dorethea Fogle and Lila Ross. H aw kins C ontinued from Page 8C magazine. For information, call 407428-1799. Croom s Academ y Classes o f the '50s w ill meet 9:30 a.m. Saturday, April 6, in St. Paul Baptist Church Education Building, located at H13 Pine Ave. A ll Crooms Academy grad ­ uates and former students are invited to attend if you wish to be part o f the 2002 reunion. For information, call Richard "D ick " Evans, chair­ person, at 407-323-1802. ***** City o f Sanford Dr. Martin Luther King |r.. Steering Com m ittee is calling for golfers to play in the second tournament that w ill benefit the M LK Scholarship Fund. The event w ill be held Saturday, April 10, at Sanford's M ayfair Country Club. It w ill be an 8:30 a.m. shot­ gun start, two-person scramble limited to UX) goiters. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. Deadline to make reserva­ tions is A pril 12. Call Carlton Edge at 407-316-9918, M elvin Philpot at 407-496-3173 or Evola Frye at 407-322-8945 to make reservations. Fees are $70, which includes cart and green fees, beverages, lunch and d oor prizes. The sponsors fee is $125, which includes a sign on a reserved hole with the com pany's name. A lunch buffet will fol­ low the play. G o lf attire only. Prizes include tw o airline (lights. *#*#* Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter o f Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., recently began a reading partnership adventure with N e w Life Christian Academy. A K A 's donated bixiks to help build the school’s library collection. The books will enhance the reading ability of the students. The chapter chose the stu­ dents at N e w Lite to imple­ ment their national "O n Track" program. "O n Track," (organization, nurturing, team building, respecting, achiev­ ing, character building and kn ow led ge) is a skills d evelop ­ ment and nurturing program targeting children in grades 3 to 6. In addition to donating books to the library, Kappa Sigma O m ega members are com m itted to assisting the classroom teachers by provid­ ing reading guidance in the Heraid priofo by Marva Hawluns Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter ol Alpha Kappa Alpha recently donated books to New Lite Christian Academy. T h e N ew L ife Christian A cadem y class N �l i n S i \ u m m i I l i it u t> S ectio n C In sid e; Sunday R e l ig io n 4C-5C D oris D ie t r ic h 3 C M arva H a w k in s 7C M arch 31, 2002 Linda Shay*. Beth Best and Susan Hallett display the award they won at the Central Florida Homo & Garden snow. Landscape artists use computers to create masterpieces By Dan Ping ‘.Editor and "landscaping com pan y" d on 't often w as a g o o d opportu nity." appear in the same sentence. A Sanford com pan y is changing that. Susan and Linda readily adm it that D esign in g W om en is not a typical land- As c o m p u ter s o ftw a re b ecam e m ore sophisticated, O u t State Road 46, just a couple m iles w est o f Interstate 4 and the high-tech cor- scaping company. By using technology to d esign landscapes, the com pany Is setting Susan pu t severa l products through the paces. N o n e o f the ridor, a trio o f w om en have form ed a cuttin g -e d g e landscaping firm w h ere Itself apart from Its com petitors. Susan uses custom -designed software to show ." s o ftw a re p recisely fit her needs. m icrochips and processors are as im por- to create a life-like, three-dimensional pic- " I must h ave tried 50 d iffer- tant as rakes and shovels. They call them selves ture o f w h at a landscaped project w ill look lik e w h en it's com plete. T h e process ent program s," Susan said. W ith the help o f her brother- D esig n in g W om en Lan dscap in g at R ivers End starts w ith a d igital picture o f the hom e or in-law, Lin d a's husband Joe, N u rte ry 'a n d they're pruvingThat <TgreoK~ ‘a reiT firb c landscaped. Using an electron- Susan adap ted several sn/rthumb and som e com puter s a v v y can 1c ph oto library o f plants, trees, flowers, w are packages to create a cusmake their com pany grow. Susan H allett is the founder o f com pa- benches, m an-m ade ponds and waterfalls and other landscaping features, Susan ny, h a vin g spent alm ost 30 years in the creates a d esign o f w h at the finished program s she adapted, how - business. She coaxed her sister, Linda product w ill look like. ever. Shays, out o f retirement to assist w ith the nursery w hen it opened 18 months ago. Lin da's daughter, Beth Best, is vice president o f operations. " It's a fam ily affair," Linda said. " A t first when Susan m entioned m e T h e concept o f creating visual plans is not new. tom p rogram for the business. D on 't both er asking her w hich L ik e the form u la for C oca-C ola o r the ingredients in C olon el Sanders' O rigin al "Y ea rs a g o I w o u ld d o everything free- Recipe, Susan’s softw are is a hand and take sam ples o f a fe w o f the plant leaves to the custom er," said Susan. trade secret. " H e r co m p etito rs "T h ere's nothing better than visuals, but lo v e to k n o w what program s P h o to t by Tommy Vtncont Susan and Linda demonstrate the software they use to design landscapes. See Designing, Page 8C w o u ld �Page 2C T he Sdonolx Hixald Sunday. March 31.2002 Central Florida Z o o offering various teacher workshops The Central Florida Zoo wants to team up w ith instructors to help teach chil­ dren about w ild life, ecosys­ tems, and conservation. Teacher w orkshops are being held this spring at little to no expense for participants. For teachers o f grades K-8, Project W et w ill introduce interdisciplinary instruction m odels focusing on wetlands and water issues w h ile Biodiversity: The Florida Story, takes an inquiry-based approach to teaching and learning the goals o f protect­ ing Florida's ecosystems. The Wetlands are W ild workshop is offered fo r 6th through 8th grade teachers and incorporates m any handson activities, that easily con­ vert to classroom activities. and close-up visits with native animals. Teachers o f all grades can participate in Project W ild, an Internationally acclaimed w orksh op that introduces new approaches to the education o f w ild life and conservation. Project W ild also features tw o activity guides. W ild About Florida is also offered to teachers o f all ages sh ow in g h ow to incorporate and protect our native w ild life both on campus and at home. "These workshops offer teachers creative w a ys to enhance their curriculum on w ild life topics w h ile saving them tim e and m oney," said Sandi Linn, director o f educa­ lity: T h e Florida tion. B iodiversity: Story l o r y .and the W etlands arc W ild workshops are free. Project Wet and Project W ild are $7, and W ild About Florida is $4. For reservations or more inform ation, contact Sandi Linn, Director o f Education at 407-323-4450, extension 122 oi visit w w w .centralfloridazoo.org The Z o o is located at 3755 N W H igh w ay 17-92 in Sanford. .VC 00 l - f t t l e i f b i f a H t u N GROOMING ItaM M lItM H '. H l H ' FullUnt BirdStore Albertan’s Center CornefolHwy17-924Hwy434 407-331-5466 2522 S . Park D riv e S a n fo rd fiu 417-33147BI ( 4 0 7 ) 322-1562 Mon-Sat 10-7 *w w kjcooocfct t e a r ___________________________________________ N E A T-TID Y Residential Our Specialty Dog Grooming Salon 1313 S. 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Hwy. 50, Suite 102 Clermont, FI 34711 352-243-8117 t jt VtcOdad * Uud AWtoang to md 1onlr« w«n rkmaat* ttoU «*y frutorram n) opvvu I �Sunday. March 31.2002 P a g e 7 C T he S e h i n o l e H e r a l d P en n ies fr o m h eaven k eep fa llin g in to gratefu l hands D E A R R E A D E R S : M uch to m y d e lig h t, penniesfrom -h eaven letters contlnue to p o u r In. R ead on: w eek." Sheepishly, she left the house, w alked d o w n the front path and opened the .............. gate. Lo and behold! There was a penny lyin g on the street. M other alw ays called it a miracle. M A R T H A IN CLEVELAND H E IG H T S , O H IO D E A R ABBY: Your letters about "pennies from h eaven” have touched m y heart m ore than w ords can express. A t the tim e that the let­ ters first appeared D EAR in y o u r column, M A R T H A : I d o n ’t my father was losDear blam e her. That ing his battle w ith a i l penny saved you r cancer. H e d ied A D D j peacefu lly at hom e m other a w o rld o f last m onth w ith his • • • • • em barrassm ent, and that's w orth m ore than lo v in g fam ily by his side. m on ey can buy. T h e m orning o f his funer­ al, I asked the funeral direc­ tor to place 11 pennies in his D E A R AB B Y: Three years pocket. Each penny repre­ ago, m y father passed aw ay sents a m em ber o f our in upstate N e w York. We im m ediate fam ily. You can traveled to his funeral from be sure that all o f us w ill be our hom e in N orth Carolina. lo o k in g for those pennies to W ithin tw o w eeks w e sold fall from heaven! the hom e and m oved M om D IA N N E back to N orth C arolina w ith R IC H A R D S O N - C O N D A , M O U N T L A U R E L , N.J. us. T h ey had been married fo r 58 years. M y m other passed a w ay D E A R D IA N N E : Please last year. Before her casket accept m y sym pathy fo r the was closed, one o f m y rela­ loss o f you r father. K eep tives approached m e and y o u r eye s p eeled fo r those asked if I had put three pen­ p en n ies. T h e y 're sure to nies in my m other's pocket. com e back to you. I w as confused and asked what she was talking about. She told me there w ere three D E A R AB B Y: Seven years bridges M other w ou ld have ago m y husband had a to cross to get to heaven. »tm k e. T h e first day I w alk ed out o f the hospital, I I im m ediately placed six picked up three pennies and pennies in m y mother's put them in m y pocket. His pocket to pay the toll — I con dition was touch-and-go. knew my dad was w aitin g patiently for her at the first E very day w alk in g out o f bridge. the hospital, I w ou ld find a M IS S IN G M O M A N D penny o r tw o and add them D A D IN G O D W IN , N .C . to the others in m y pocket. W hen I changed clothes, I w o u ld transfer the pennies D E A R M IS S IN G : H o w touching. It's nice to kn ow to the pocket o f what I was you can "take It w ith you .” w earin g. It seems unbeliev­ able, but every single day I w o u ld find mure pennies. In Pauline Phillips and her a strange way, I found it daughter, Jeanne Phillips, com fortin g because I felt share the pseudonym reassured my husband A b ig a il Van Buren. W rite w o u ld pull through — and Dear Abby at he d id ! w w w .D earA bby.com or P.O. To this day, e very tim e I Box 69440, Los Angeles, C A pick up a penny on the street, I add it to the pennies 90069. I saved from the hospital. I w ill n ever spend them To order "H o w to W rite because they brought my Letters for A ll Occasions," husband and m e good luck send a business-sized, selfw hen w e most needed it. addressed en velop e, plus LENA KATZ, W E S T P A L M B EAC H , FLA. check or m oney order for 55 (U S. funds) to: Dear A b b v -Letter Booklet. P.O. Box 447, D E A R L E N A : T h ose pen­ M ount Morris, II. 61054nies are a ta n gib le 0447. (Postage is included in rem in d er o f you r good furthe price.) tune. A n d that alon e makes them priceless. O 2002 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE D E A R ABBY: M y mother had a favorite penny story from when she was a little girl in Farm ville, Va., in the 1890s. She d ied in 1983 at the a g e o f 93. T im es w ere tough and there w as no m oney in the house. So m y grandm other sent m y m other to the store to bu y a penny's w orth of o il fo r their lam p — with the prom ise to pay the stern general store ow n er “next FAMU chapter holds annual banquet The Seminole County Chapter o f Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Alum ni Association presented its annual scholarship banquet Saturday, March 16, in the Sanford C ivic Center. Master o f ceremonies for the occasion was Ronald McCoy. The pre-banquet and dinner music was by Gloria Williams at the console. The begin the entertainment for the evening, the graceful praise dancers o f St. John Met Baptist Church presented a rendition o f “ Am erica The Beautiful." The audience joined in singing the N egro national anthem, "L ife Every Voice and Sing." The Rev. Kelvin Simms, pastor o f Grant Chapel A M E Church, O viedo, gave the prayer and blessing. Ingrid N eal o f the Seminole County chapter extended w ords o f w elcom e to the quests. Chapter Secretary Jeanette W illiam s introduced the dais guests. "Charity," a group o f lovely, talented lady singers from N e w Life W ord Center Church entertained. A fter a delicious dinner, the evening's speaker was introduced by Daryl Mobley, vice president o f the Seminole County chapter. A fter Lynn Deese, a talented soloist, sang a beautiful rendi­ tion o f "Sum m ertim e," the audience w as prepared for the 4yn Hepburn H speaker, Carolyn Collins, national president o f .Id the Florida A and M University Alumni Association. Collins is a 1973 graduate of FA M U and has received a mas­ ter's o f education from FAMU. She is a life member and im m ediate past first FAM U N A A Student Prospect Group, having recruited thousands o f Htraki photo by U u va Daryl Mobley, left, stands with banquot quest speaker Carolyn H. Collins. Pictured with the pair, Irom lelt are scholarship winner Amon’ Blair Bryant. Gina Joseph and scholarship winner Darious Jackson. students for FAM U . She is presently a registered and licensed clinical dietitian nutri­ tion specialist at Tampa General Hospital. Collins encouraged the audience to wake up early run­ ning, be fast and out run oth­ ers to achieve your goal. She reminded the alumni to look for victory, not defeat and to believe in FA M U forever. It is the leading college and is 114 years old, with an alumni asso­ ciation that is 100 years old. A fter the inform ative mes­ sage, alumnus Raymond Gaines presented the FAM U scholarship recipients, w h o are all top scholars in Seminole County schools. • First-place — A m on ' Blair Bryant, a senior at Winter Springs High School. H e has a 3.5 GPA. • Second-place — LaTonya C offie, a student at O vied o H igh School. She has a 3.3 GPA. • Third-place — Darious T. Jackson, a senior at Lake Mary H igh School. Fie has a 3.2 GPA. A ll o f these seniors w ill attend FAM U this fall. A total o f $3,000 was given to the scholarship recipients. C losing remarks w ere given by Gina Joseph, president o f the Seminole County chapter. A vote o f thanks goes to the chapter, alumni, friends and w ell wishers. Lions accepted and hav e focused on intently for 77 years. (h e Lion's Club is also com ­ mitted to working with young people, teaching them tire value of service and providing them with tire importunities the)' would not otherwise have, including International Youth Camps and Youth Exchange. "Sisters Take Charge of Your H ealth," w ill be held 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. April 6, in the Orange County Convention Center. Guest speaker is "T h e Energizer," Dr. G w endolyn G oldsby Grant o f "Essence" See Hawkins, Page 7C Rowell Continued from Page 6C clubs various projects, including Special Olympics. The hours were earned beginning July 1, 21X41. Randy and Nick each received a letter of congratula­ tions from tin.* International President o f the Lions Club. For those1w ho are unfamiliar with the organization. Lion's Club International is the world's largest service organization. For 85 years, the Lion's Club has been committed to making a dif­ ference in the world through service, they are recognized w orldwide for their service to lire1blind and visually impaired. Fhis service began when 1lelen Keller cliallengcd the Lions to become her "knights of flu* blind in the crusade against darkness" during the association's 1925 international conven­ tion. It was a challenge that the Beginner Guitar Lessons FREE FOR ALL AGES A 6-monlh course • (Book HI S6.95, no tax.) starting Saturday, May 4lh*2:00 pm at Weslvlcw llaptlst Church 4100 l*aola Koatl (46-A) • Sanford Call for reservations (407) 3234)523 Safeyarbor • J M C I* V r I ^ You are invited lo join us for praise-filled worship. W e are located at 730 Upsala R oad (near Sem inole Towne Center Mall). Sanford. Florida 32771. t / N »VV AC •„ •/ ]L? l< *4 / nseries... - snlU Rise Ip Oh Church March 31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rise Up in Home �Page 6C Sunday. March 31.2002 T he S e mi n o l e H e r a l d King Sago: A modem day fossil Lake Mary church expanding its school T h e K in g Sago, often n ew plant sit for a w eek referred to as a palm , is real­ before plan tin g so the wound ly a C ycad , a rem nant o f the can heal. U se a p o ttin g mix distant dinosaur age to g ro w the n ew when Cycads w e re a plants. dom inant form o f v e g ­ etation. The K in g Sago Plants From Seeds is perhaps the most C ollect seeds from com m only cultivated fem ale plants in late specie in Florida. sum m er o r ea rly fall. M ost Cycads unfurl Place them in a plastic fernlike leaves that bag w ith air holes in gradu ally stiffen to the vegetab le draw er resem ble palm foliage. o f y o u r frid ge for 3-4 Som etim es they are months. • • • • t also called seed-ferns. A fte r this cold treat­ O ther com m on C ycads are ment, rem ove the ou ter seedthe native Conntic, the coat that has likely turned Queen Sago, Prince Sago, and brown. the Cardboard Palm. Rub this coat o ff o r soak in C ycads arc slo w gro w in g w ater till it soften and can be plants usually under 10 feet peeled away. tall that can be used in the Place the seeds flat side landscape as a specim en, d o w n in a p ottin g soil mix, accent, and b ord er planting. pushing each seed into the soil so half o f the seed is R eprodu ction exposed. C ycads are dioecious, m ale k e e p m oist and germ in a­ flow ers and fem ale flow ers tion should occur in 2 to 4 occur in different plants. weeks, though som e seeds They d o not produ ce flow ers m ay take several m onths to typical o f many garden germ inate. plants. T h e m ale plant produces Culture the pollen in tall, pale cone­ C ycads are slow grow ers like structures. T h e fem ale that like a sligh tly acid and plant produces a flattened, w ell-drain ed soil. T h ey grow w ide-spreadin g, brow n and w ell in full sun o r partial fu zzy structure w h ere the shade. Fertilize ligh tly sever­ seeds are b orn e.A fter p o llin a ­ al times a year with a palm tion, the seeds ripen to a fertilizer. bright orange-red co lo r and The fertilizer must contain enlarge to the size o f g o lf magnesium and manganese balls. to avoid com m on deficiency M ature Sagos produ ce new problems. offshoots (called pups) at the M anganese deficiency base o f the trunk. These can appears in the new leaves as be rem oved with a sm ooth y e llo w spots that can cut at the base o f the pup to progress to a b row n in g o f produce a new plant. Pups leaf sections and eventual rem oved from a plant w ill dead o f the leaves. T h is d efi­ alw ays be o f the sam e sex as ciency can kill a plant. the parent plant. M agnesium deficiency Treat the cut end with a appears as y e llo w in g o f the copper fungicide, and let the border o f the old er leaves. Plants are draught tolerant once established. The King Sago is the m ost cold tolerant o f this grou p o f plants. Toxicity ■This plant is known to con­ tain several toxic glycosides, the principal one being cycasin. The seeds h ave been found to be highly carcino­ genic when fed to rats and other animals. Other C ycads have similar toxic co m ­ pounds. N a tiv e Zam ia The com m on native plant known as coontie can be found in the state's pinelands and coastal regions form in g clumps o f vegetation to three feet in height. Their stocky roots have been an im portant source of "arrow -root starch", a y e l­ low ish -w h ite flour u tilized b y early Florida inhabitants. Fresh harvested Zam ia roots are poisonous containing the toxin cycasin also found in the seeds and foliage. Processed coontie starch w as one o f the staples o f the Seminole Indians diet. It was an excellent substi­ tute for w heat flour and a product the pioneers used for trading. Pest Problem s Scale insects and m ea ly­ bugs can occasionally d a m ­ age the leaves. Use a co m b i­ nation o f insecticidal o il and soap to control them. AJ F trttt I t S em in ole C ou nty Urban Horticulturist. tnqulrte* may ba directed to him at tha Cooparatlva Eitanalon aarn­ ica, ISO W. County Homo Road, Sanford, FI. 32773 or phono M3-SSS* All Sam inola County Cooparatlva Eitanalon aarvlcaa a rt opan to all regerdieee o f raca, color, s a i. handicap o r national origin. stal I Burkhardt receives top honor at bus safety com p etition Up to $47,578. Now hiring. Full benefits, training and retirem ent. Debbie Burkhardt, .i Iwenty-nine-year veteran bus d r iv ­ er fur Semimile County Public schools, placed first in the Seminole County Bus Safety Com petition that was held Saturday, March 23, in Winter Springs. Burkhardt, along with Trish Keefer and the Rookie o f the Year, Nelson Reynolds, w ill go to Tampa in A p ril to represent the district at the State Championship Competition. RuthAnn Pamer w ill be the team alter­ nate. Although this is the first time Burkhardt has w on the local competition, she has been a member o f Sem inole County's State Championship Team four out o f the six times they have won. She has also been a m em ­ ber of the teams that have fin ­ i s h e d second in the state three times, anil third in the state once. This was Burkhardt's nineteenth competition. Seminole County’s school bus drivers have placed first m the state sis times ami took first place m the nationals once. For application & info, call 7 days/wk til 1 1PM: (800) 337-9730 Dep. 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JQOi______ roc bifs>rrruUcif» to",tail U* Shfun) litigalion (I«imt Admin.itralwi 70 tec AuzdiM OR 1/;C1 IJ40 foil Iffe 1 ROO-J4W/7/ MmiptK1 •mvtom V Holy Cross Lutheran Church childcare beginning at 6 weeks because so few daycaa* facili­ in Lake Mary started a preschool almost as soon as they ties offer can? at that am;. Pastor Paul Hoyer said that they aa* started the church. As the also discussing the possibility o f offering daycaa* during off church expanded, so hours. Then* aa* several busi­ nesses in the an*a lh.it have did the preschixil. Soon, overnight shifts. Currently, many o f those people n*ly on the church was neighbors to kxik after Iheir offering half­ children. day and fullday If you'n* interested in Holy Mary Cross Daycaa* or Academy, you Kindergarten. I loly Cross can call the church office for more information at 407-333Academy now 0797. You can also stop by the goes up to third grade. But beginning in property for a tour. The current address Ls 130 Henderson Lane, the fall, H oly Cross Academy's new schixil building w ill be hut soon the name o f the road will change to H oly Cross open and they'11 be offering classes up to fifth grade. Almost one year ago. H oly Cross opened the doors to their new daycare and prvschool facility. The daycare/preschool is located at 130 Henderson Lane, just o ff 46A. The full time day can.*, which takes chil­ dren as young as six weeks, has 90 children enrolled. Mereid photo b y Uary R ow ell They have the Pastor Paul Hoyer at the site of the new Hofy capacity for 170. Cross Academy with the Holy Cross Daycare The daycare has a in the background. full commercial kitchen. The kitchen is larger Court. It's the first left turn on than Ls needed for 170 because 46A past the Lake Forest Publlx. when the Academy opens in Youth Receive Awards the fall, it w ill be on the same If you only get your news property as the daycare. And from television, you very sel­ the kitchen w ill be used for dom hear anything good about both. There will, of course, be today's youth. The truth is that separate playgrounds for tinthere are lots o f teenagers w ho academy and the daycaa*. volunteer Iheir time for gixxi The gm wth o f the Academy causes. At their recent meeting, has been in answer to the the Longwood / L i ke Mary parishioners o f the church. Lion's Club recognized tw o Many an* ala*ady asking the church to offer middle schixil. teenagers for their hours of Offering a middle schixil Lsa service. Randy Senus received the Gold Seal Award for UX) much moil* expensive proposi­ hours of community service tion than elementary schixil. and Nick Taylor received the But Holy Cross has not ruled Silver Seal Award for 50 hours out building a middle school of community service. sometime in the future. The boys earned their hours The daycaa* has aLso been a by helping out with the liK.il response to the needs of the parishioners and the communi­ See Rowell Page 7C ty. Holy Cross Daycaa* offers Rowell HerAid photo by Mary Roweti H andy S e n u s and N ick Taylor receiving men G o ld S o a l and S ilv e r S e a l Aw ards tor com m unity service *i ■ .i v i u t i -* >.m o i i m iia A A T jm r J lT iv Z ‘< �THi Soonolc Hulud 3C Sunday. March 31.3003 Literary Group reviews Newman’s walk around world Vivian Buck and Zelda Siskind w ere hostesses for the March meeting o f the Literary Group held at the Siskind home. The co­ hostesses served a vari­ ety o f sandwiches, sweets and deviled Lau rie fle w out o f Frankfurt, she le ft behind snow, rain and extrem ely cold w eather to bask in 80-degrce w eath er In Central Florida. This was home. But not au ite the sam e as w hen she m oved to the e8KsAccording to M indy Deutchland. She was Tooley, Vivian Buck am azed, as w e ll as lost, presented an "excellent w ith all the construc­ report" on "W orld tion g o in g on overyDoris W alk" by Steven where. N e w neighlbe bor­ Dietrich Mew man. The young hoods have sprung up • • • • • • • • author, from Bethel, and roadw ays have Ohio, loved people and taken on n ew curves since she m oved . decided to walk as far as he could and meet as many peo­ Before lea vin g Germany, ple as possible. His trip was Laurie called her parents, financed with m oney he M ary and Barry H illim an, to earned w h ile w orkin g in the inform them o f her itinerary. She also g a v e them a list of W yom ing o il fields. During the 15,000 miles he the favorite eateries she w ant­ ed to visit since she had a traveled, N ew m an visited five passionate cravin g for continents and 20 countries. When he had to cross an A m erican food. A lth ou gh she shops at the base exchange ocean, N ew m an paid his air or boat fare. When he reached w h ere A m erican brands are p lentifu l, natives shop d aily his destination, the only thing fo r foods, using on ly fresh New m an asked for was water. products. The only place he refused So after eating at several water was in Washington restaurants as w ell as her State. m om 's gou rm et cooking, Many p eop le along his Laurie concluded that the route offered him food and food d id n 't quite taste like lodgin g and he shared that in she rem em bered to em phasize many countries, he was the the veracity o f the fam ous old first Am erican the natives had w ord s, "Y o u can't g o back." met. H e w as arrested three A lth ou gh Laurie had a times and in Turkey, he was blast sh op p in g and visitin g forced to break out o f jail. old haunts, she w as ready to Throughout his travels, g o back to Germany. W hen N ew m an continued to send she a rrived in the U SA, M ike his travel stories to an O hio had already departed fo r St. newspaper. Lou is to brush up on the tech­ When he finally returned niques to fly a new prime. lie to his Bethel home, Ihe also spent a weekend with his tow n honored him with a arents, Dr. D ave and N ancy parade. The children of the lartson o f L o n g w o o d , w ho com m unity carried flags rep­ w ere visitin g their N e w resenting the countries their M exico home. hom e-town hero had visited. A fter the interesting book Before Leavin g Germany, Laurie put their three dachs­ review, members shared hunds in a kennel and was many o f their personal travel anxious to get back to them. experiences. She is slu d y in g G erm an in Chair Charlotte Know les conducted a brief business meeting and advised the wom en that election o f o ffi­ cers w ill be held soon. She closed the m eeting by reading tw o inspirational works. order to communicate with her G erm an-bom d og, Dixie. H er Germ an neighbors and friends don 't speak English, so it w as her m ove to learn their language. Laurie marvels at the fresh flow ers in Germany and the bargain price o f $2 for a large bouquet o f tulips. 5hc admires the frugality o f Germans whose dish water runs into a container under the sink to be used for w ater­ ing plants. The country offers many m odern conveniences, but automatic dishwashers are few and far between. The young couple lives southwest of Frankfurt at Melbach, near Ramstein, where M ike is stationed in A ir Rescue at N A T O Headquarters. W hile M ike is o ff to the w ild blue yon der on one o f his missions, Laurie is busy decorating their fivebedroom apartment and learning about German cul­ ture. She is active in the O fficers' W ives Club and has taken some extensive tours. Their next holiday w ill be a Mediterranean cruise with her parents in August. The worst part o f the trip for Laurie was airport screen­ ing and the long w ait at the airports. But she was happy to submit to a thorough searching. She w ore thicksoled shoes and said she was asked to remove them several times. Your newspaper gives you everything you could ever wan!, in terms ol valuable information, Money • Health • interviews Reviews • Editorials • Advice Recipes • Coupons • Politics • Sports S u b scrib e Today! Seminole Herald 407/322-21)11 Bridge S ocial M ary D ale Jones has been under the w eather fo r quite som e time, but is back on the social scene again. She and C arol D ennison served as hostesses at the Jones' Park A ven u e hom e to the March gath erin g o f the Bridge Social o f the Sanford W om an's Club. The city ot DsselDerry will feature interna­ tional artist s work in the city hall through may 13 2002 April 2 33rd Annual Juried StudaM Art Exhibition The Fine Arts Galleiy ot Seminu.a Con. unity College On display from April 2 through June 13, 2002. The opening reception will M held April 2 trom 5 00 p m to 7 00 p m , with the awards ceremony a! 6LOO p m The exhibit and reception are tree and open lo the public Srmmole Community Colleges Fine Arts Tlaatre • B 00 pm l u l play ol tha saaaon. an underworld murder mystery set in Chicago during a sweltering summer Tickets $6 Adults $5 senior: students Free to SCC (acuity, statt and students Inlormation Call (107) 328-2010 M F noon to 1 pm April 7 -Awrth and M y * This year, choose Florida’s “ State o f the Arts” license plate grams in your own countyincluding visual arts, music, theatre and dance. Your first-time cost for the arts plate is $42 over the usual fee at vehicle registration renewal time. Of that. $20 is lux-deductible. To buy the arts plate at any time other than renewal lime, simply visit your local tag ol Iice. turn in your current plate and receive your new one on the spot tor $42 plus han­ dling lees. iv in A St. Patrick's D ay m otif was carried out in the dtfeor, right dow n to the green punch. The hostesses served a variety o f finger foods. Scoring high for the day was Shirley M ilis w ith M ary Date as second high. Other players included; Rose Fdith Jacobson, Betty Bruest’ "m y Sokol, Zelda Siskinu, Jarolyn Cornelius, Frances Mitchell, Terri Millikan, Libby Prevatt and Marion Smith. Cultural Events 'Fab. 28 - May 13 '■m argins InlomalloesaJ ArtUto" April 4, 3, 8 "K arth And Shy” and help fund important pro­ “Get It All.' and sound, and is already talking about "m y next trip h om e." iminole County B Laurie Visits H om e Laurie Hartson has returned to her home in Germ any after spending a week enjoying the sites and sights o f G o d ’s Country USA. A fter livin g in Germany for more than a year where her husband, Lt. Michael "M ik e " Hartson is stationed with ihe United States A ir Force, Laurie couldn't wait for a visit back to her hom etown, Sanford. What a contrast. When HmM photo by Tommy Vlnctnt Vivian Buck and Zelda Siskind were hostesses lor the Literary Group’s March meeting. Buck is holding Ihe book the group reviewed, “World Walk' by Steven Newman. Seminole Community College s Fine Arts Theatre ■2 00 pm last play ol the saaaon, an underworld murder mystery set in Chicago dunng a sweltering summer Tickets $6 Adults $5 semor/students Free to See faculty, stall and students Information Call (107) 328 2010 M F noon to 1pm April 12, 13 •’ South Pacific* Helen Stairs Theatre - 7 30 pm A Neil Simon Comedy Produced by Wekrvj River Thayers List play ol the te n o n , rickets $15 Adults. St2 Semor/Students Inlormation D ll 107-321-8111 April 12, 13 "K arth And Shy* Seminole Community College s Fine Arts Theatre - 8 00 pm Iasi play ol trie season, and underworld murder mystery set in Chicago during a sweltering summer Tickets $6 Adults. $5 semor/students Fret to SCC (acuity, stall and students Information D ll 1107) 328-2010 M F noon to 1 pm A p r il 14 " S o u t h P a c if ic ’ Helen Stans Theatre - 2 00 pm A Neil Simon Comedy. Produced by Wekiva River Players - t a il play ol Ihi atason. Tickets $15 Adults. $12 Semor/Sludents Intor matron Call 107-321-8111 A p r il 14 " K a r t h a n d Sky* Seminole Community College s Fine Arts Theatre • 2 00 pm last play ol tha season, an underworld murder mystery set in Chicago during a sweltering summer Tickets S6 Adults 15 senior/students Fra* to SCC faculty, statt and students Inlormation Call (107) 328-2010 M-F noon to 1 pm. April 18, 20, 28, 27 "South Pacific’ Helen Stairs Thaatra • 7 30 pm A Neil Simon Comedy. Produced by Wekrva River Players Last play al tha laaaon. Tickets: $15 Adults. $12 Semor/Students Inlormation D ll 1073218111 April 21, 28 " S o u t h P a c ific " Helen Stairs Theatre - 2 00 pm A Neil Simon Comedy. Produced by Wekrva River Players ■ Iasi play at the niton rickets $15 Adults. $12 Semor/Students Inlormation call 107-321-8111 Seminole Cultural Arts Council PO. Box 4100. Sanford. F L 32772 • Tel 407.32t.81t1* Fax: 407 321 8140 aaw ssminotecuituralarts erg «>ia$iniMuMi»tutmwix«kVlUWUVIVA'AUV.WW,’ / ’ i o i »i /it / i i i ti t m h i h ii'n t i r l h n m }(h u *»/ S« //if/ii» /« ' Cultural ,\rt% L imn* il tuul the Setmtudv H en ilJ 2MV 1 7 .V1 VA'i IJ IZJ .1 �P lf B 4C T he Seminole Herald Srodxy, March 31,2002 Church Notes Holy Cross Lutheran Church E n t e r Sunrise S ervice N e w Bethel M issionary Baptist Church w ill host an Easter Sunrise Service 6 a.m. Saturday, March 30. T h e St. John Baptist Church w ill be in charge o f the service. Breakfast w ill b e served. T h e Rev. W illiam Lew is is pastor. 760 Sun Drive Lake Mary Morning Worship 10:30 am G o s p e l C hristianaires The Gospel Christianaires, featuring Barkley and Co. o f D cLand, the Slverletts o f Titu sville, and the Singing K ings o f Joy o f Central Florida w ill perform 7 p.m. Sunday, March 30, in the A frican Am erican A cadem y o f Arts, form er­ ly the Star Theater, on West 13th Street. It w ill be an Easter extravaganza. Egg Hunt On Saturday beginning at 10 a.m., Com m unity A llian ce Church, located at 4815 E. Lake D rive, in W in ter Springs, w ill host a Com m unity Easter Egg Hunt. The event is for chil­ dren in first to fifth grade. K ids in four different age groups can hunt for 3,200 eggs. The event w ill also include a m oonwalk, puppet show, prizes, candy, crafts and balloons. Tykes w ill need to brin g their ow n basket or bag. W om en's W orkshop V ictory Tem ple o f G od, located at 601 Pine Ave., in Sanford, is hosting its W om en 's District W orkshop 2002 for A frican Am erican W om en o f G o d from A p ril 19 to A p ril 21. A ll African Am erican w om en in the com m unity are in vited to participate in the event, which w ill teaching, encouraging, helping, enhancing the skills o f participants, c o l­ laborating and im provin g the community. For more inform ation, call 407-321-8861. V olu n teers N eed ed T h e Christian Sharing C en ter in Lon gw ood has an urgent need for volu n ­ teers to fill various posi­ tions. Receptionists and inter­ v ie w e rs are needed to in te rv ie w fam ilies in c r i­ sis situations and to assist them in m eeting their needs. Pantry w orkers are needed to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for clien t families. Van d r iv ­ ers are needed to pick up fo o d donations. 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FL 32750-5394 (407)339-3617 Reverend C h n s Whaley Senior Peator Saturday Prats# A W orshpd 00 p m Stanley Worship 6 30 a m BC4e Study 9 45 a m W onhp 11 0 0 a m W ed AW AUA/Youlh 6 30pm Dteapieship Training 7 00 p m Pastor's Btofce Study 7 00 p m Adult Choir 600pm FIR ST B A PTIST C H U R C H M ARKHAM W OODS 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. FL 32746 (4 07)3331065 Or Bob Parker Pastor Keith Vincent / N e k Parker CoYouto Workers Sunday Code* and Donuts Bfofa Study SW AM 9 45 A M W on*? 1043 A N (CMk»«o t C h u rn Piw«N<n C D A k K l t A n n a CU> 330 PU W ow *. - ■ ' ro o P M .U O P M Lhurcn la n M y P w p n _ n l, Ptayw e nd Eknie as^rv 7 00 P M Y o u fl Meeting Chadrsn a Chou end Teem K lO Ctob* (Nursery provided P sennceal LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST CHURCH 6615 M A R K H A M RO AO Senford. Florida 32771 (407) 629-4*00 Handy Weller P « to* Sunday School 945»m Morning w o rs h p 10 50 a m (Jr Church lor Children ages 3 pvu grade 6 } Evenmg W orsh p 6 00 Pm Wednesday Adufl Prayer .Stole Study 7 00pm Children I Teen Services 7 00 p m Regular Activities For A l Ages Nursery P ro w le d For A4 Services Every to*.fur fa A WWCome Gueaf FIRST SHILOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 700 Elm Avenue S arford FL 32771 (407)322 5469 Rev Or Harry D Rucker. Sr Pastor E a dyM om m g Sennce 615am Sunday School 9 W a rn Morning Worship 11 00 em Evening Worship (TBA) 4 0 0 pm Monday,, Btole Study 7 30 pm C atholic ALL touts CATHOLIC CHURCH Comm of 9th SI A S Oefe Av* , Sanford, FL 40 7 322 3 795 Father Richard W Trout Pastor Weekday Mass 9 00 am Monday Friday Comesaione, Saturday 4 00 p m Saturday Vigil 500pm 5 u rd e y 7 45 a m . 10 W a r n . Noon 9 0 0 a m - E n p a ft (Social H al) 9 00 a m Sparvsh (Church) N e w B eth el M issio n a ry Baptist ch oir visits L o u isia n a church By Marva H aw kins Herald Correspondent The concert choir o f the N e w Bethel M issionary Baptist Church o f Sanford recently presented its third annual concert. The choir, under the d irec­ tion o f D avid Hudson, N e w Bethel m inister o f music, and the Rev. W illiam F. Lew is, pas­ tor, traveled to w orship w ith the Second Bethlehem Baptist Church o f Alexandria in Louisiana, w here the Rev. S.Y. Brady is pastor. The David W eaver Mass C hoir hosted the Sanford choir, which consisted o f d e d i­ cated members o f various choirs, including the N e w Bethel Sanctuary Choir and the youth choir. On the trip, more than 20 m em bers o f the 2002 N e w Bethel Concert Choir attend­ ed, including G eorge Baker, trombonist; D ekyw an DeBose, percussionist; A lfred Hudson Jr. and Tim othy Hudson, k ey­ board; Eric Lynch, bass guitar; and Bobby Rhodes, guitarist. The Sunday m orning w o r ­ ship service at Second Bethlehem Baptist Church was spiritually highlighted with the message by the Rev. Lewis, w h o expounded the great spirit-filled message o f G od to his people. The youth choir has m ade the w ord o f G od forem ost in their music and their lives. U nder the direction o f M inister o f Music David Hudson, the choir continues to minister to p eop le through the w ord o f G od in music and song. The youth choir, with Annie M ae Johnson o f Sanford pre­ siding and N e w Bethel's Deacon Frank Bellamy, held a concert on March 9. Johnson presented the choir for their concert. Special guest was "Basic," a brother/sister duo from W inter Park. �/ I OUR LADY, OU(CM OF P t A C t OR1NOOOX CATHOUC C R U N C H ^ I 3790Sipe*A#eNja. SantontrL 407*321*4103 Reverend Donald Beio* I S rv t* S u t lf / 1000am. Cor*M#MQftt Sunday 9 30 a m Christian FIRST CHR HTU N CHURCH (Dteciptee oI C M e i) 1607 S Sanford Av# . Sanford. F L 122’ 7727 Sunday School 9 30 a m W orm o 1045 a m Wr K i N M Lee Suppe# 6pm B t N Study 6 43pm AJ A /t Welcome Her* Handicap Accim RIVER CITY CHRISTUM CHURCH 130 Dirkier* Dnva DeBary F L X 7 t 3 Phone F«. 407 640 0432 Email nvereKyccO naUera net B tte S c h o o i 10 4 m Pr tese Service H im JD S ho ves Preacfwng Mirv^ef Eteou d U cA & sle r You* M n j l w 3 A fE M A R B O fl C M R lS T U N C H U R C H 730 upaaka Rd, Sanford, fl tv* * ™ jo * Caputo YouHr M lm tier Michael M dligjn Worship Utroster Sunday B iM Scfiocr 9 X a rr Mommg Worship 1015 a m Youlh 6 00 p m W ednevtoy P ra .w Service 6 00 p m Nursery Provided S an ford Allian ce Church' 0# TWf CNHStiaMamoMasiOKAftYAluamci ■Canng tor People' 1401 S Par* Avenue Sanford. F I 32771 (407) 322 2491 Rev Jam#* J Schrader 9 43am ■Sund»y School I f 00am ■ Mooting W o n lv p 6 OCpm • B4*e Study Christian Science FVtST CHURCH O f CHRIST. SCIENTIST LOMQWOOO 075 M ARK H AM W O O O S R O A D Com er of E E W *am eon R o a d 407 704-7700 Sunday Church Serve# and Sunday School 1000 a m . Wettoesdey 0 00 p m C h k l C a r t AvelaPle al a l Serve*# Monday thru Saturday 1000am to400pm TTiurtday Everting S p m to 0 p m 143 Wesrva Spring* Road Suae 149-A Longwood. F L 32770 Phone 407 049 1490 C h u rch O f C h ris t LOMQWOOO CHURCH OF CHRIST 1010 Mwy 17 02 1 ml NZO H w y 434 407-323^6430. 407 324-4334 Sun Worship l U X a m . A 0 |» m Com# »of Unp sum u* A tnencPy welcom e ah*ays tyou m o FLORIOA CHURCH OF CHRIST 219 Weds S i Winter Springs. FL 32706 Sunday Services l O X a m v B OO p m. Sunday B tt e Study 9 X am Wed Btoto Study 73 0 p m M inster Barry H ayes Phune (407) 327 5005 Church O f G od CHURCH OF GOO X I W 22nd S I . Sanford F L 407 322 3942 Rev W es Tanasiey Pastor Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 10 45 a m Cveneig Service 0 X p m 7 to 0 p m O m m m r School P r e School thru grade 12 407 X 1 2723 Also Day Cara Starts a l 1 year to p re sch o o l 407-323-1411 Church O f G o d of Prophecy church or ooo o r pr o pm c y 2309 3 C k n A x S*r*xtf. F U . 12771 407 122 « ! } Sunday School Praise A Worstvp 945 a m lOXam Sunday. March 31.2002 T he Seminole Herald z M m i g i by Pastor Evenin g Service ^Tueedey Prayer Meeting • (Wed) II « m 0pm 10 am . 7 pm. Congregational O R A C I F I U O W S H P CO N O W QATIONAL CHURCH (MACCC) 2401 3. Parti A v e , Sardord 407-322-4544 Larry Leonar J Pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Wor ship 11 00 a m Choir Practice W ednesday 0 43p m Baby irfling serve* available Episcopal HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 401 Parti Ave . Sanford Telephone 407 3224611 S u n d ay s W orship I S O S 1 0 '00 a m O e a s a a lor Crwidren through 3th grade" 10 0 0 a m Nursery Avadabm ’ 10 00 a m Ycufh GiC*to r e e ls * 0-0 00 p m Schedules may sometime* vary Can lor irwre totormjtion MID-WEEK W O R S H IP PI C H A P E l Tuesday Wecrursday 1 Thursday * B B L E STUDIES* Wednesday 1 Thuftdairi r S e p l - May S T P E T E R 'S E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H 700 Rinehart Rd Lake Mary F t 444 3073 The Rev C h a n e i T Hurt Rector Sunday H oly E uchantl • 00 a m Christian Education • A ll Ages 9 00 e m H oly E uchanst 10 00 a m Children ■ Church 1000 a m (Education W rg ) htorsary Begin* A l 9 00 a m Through 10 00 a m S a v e # W e<»etday H oly Euchansl 7 00a m A 7 00 p m Charismatic Episcopal CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMFORTER •Charismatic * S a d v a s w iia l ■ EvangehcaT The Sanford Bridge Com er of 6th S i A H o ly Awe Sanford, Florida 4O7 294 3O04 R e v Marti Barth Deacon S un d ay Eucharist 930am Inter-Denomlnatlonal FAITH MISSIONARY CHURCH 3002 B e arda l A*e 407 123-3704 Murmi^j Worship Evening Service 10 00 • m a QQ p m B ible Study 700pm Non-Denomlnatlonal HOUSE OF REFUGE MINISTRIES, MC. 1 X 1 Celery Ave . Sanford (407) 324*4711 Dor# W Richardson Pe*#or S unday School 9 X am Morning Worslttp 11 X am Evening Worship 7 X pm M id W eek Sve W ed 7 X pm SHOWER DOWN OF BLESSINGS 201 Elm A v e . Sanlord. FL 407 321 6 X 9 Tvnofhy Hudson Pastor Sunday School 1000 a m M orning Worthy IlC O in Tue, 'Pfiyer.fEible Study 7X p m FAITHFUL WORO MINISTRIES Christian Resource Center Lakevww P u r e * (407) 1 2 4 -4 X 0 320 E Commercial St • Sanford Sunday Service H O O im Children # FeAowsftp (ages 4 12) 11 X a m Refreshment* !2 X p m fhunK lay Fedamnhto Meeting 7X pm Friday - Chnatian Counaeang 2 0 0 -5 0 0 p m (Please c a l J 2 4 -4 3 X tor a p p t) P u t O f D r K lo i Santerd. FI 32772 0004 (Comer of Parti Dr A Eke A v e ) (407) 324-0930 Tammy Abramaon - Pastor Sunday 1(730 am A 0 30 p m Wednesday B4Aa Study 730pm Fellowship Friday 7 30 p m (no service t ie lest Friday of the month) Lutheran GOOD SHEPHERD EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF SANFORO (ELCA) 2917 Ortando Or (Mwy 17 02) Phone 122-7312 Bob Bresemann PiWor 'Sunday 'School' Adult &bie Study 9X am W orW p Serve# 10 3 0 a m Wednesday W orshp 7 00 p m Nursery Prow led HOLY C R O S S L U T H ER A N CH U R C H OF L A K E M ARY 760 Sun Drive. Lake Mary, FL Paul Hoyer P a itiv Nathan G ueU o* Assistant Pastor Saturday evening 5X pm ContemporaryWorship Sunday rrorrvng 8 00 i m Traditional Serve# 'Sunday morning 9X 1m (ta^emporary Worship Sunday morning llO O itr Family Worship Serve# Nursery t* prowled al Daycare Preschool and Chnstian Day School Available Fu» ln*ormatefi Cad 407-133-0797 LU T H E R A N C H U R C H O F THE R E D C M M E R (M isso u ri Synod) 2525 S Oah Av# Sanford. FL Rev Elmer A Reuscher Pastor Sunday School 10Xam Worship S erve s 10Xam information 322 3552 or 3230010 M ethodist CHRIST UNITE0 METHOOIST CHURCH 406 Tucker Drive (Comer Tucker Dr A C R 427) Rev Ray Better'd PaMor Telephone (407) 322 7900 Sunday School 9 30am inter Mission 10 30 a m Morning W oriN p H O O im B*t»*e Stody Wednesday 0X pm Children * Ten# Included m Worship Nursery provided for Babies and Smafl C l W ren ‘ SmaB Enough To Lose You O ioem g In ChnM To S -rve You* FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Parti Ave . Sen ton l FL 407 322 4371 JenBradshaw Pestor Marti l ooney U u u : Director u a # B e d e l Famey Mmstne* Director MorranoVWmhvi Sunday School Youth r#Sr»sh*p IJSIIOU## i .45 e m. 4 .X pm Nursery Provfrtsd Women* C a d i 2nd Monday 945am M an * Pr«y«r Breaatasi l i t Thursday 0Xam LAKES4O0 F E L L O W S M F Yteachang Peopla tar a fteaeon'* 407-330-0540 Pastor Bub Martin Meet* every Sunday at 10 X am a l the comfortable U nfed Artist Theater. Samnot# Town# Canter Me# (Children • Church tCM5am ■StuNnf (youth) M n s lt iu 5-7pm ‘ Safe Nursery Prow tod •Reaching People Ic* a Reason’ Nazarene LOMQWOOO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE TOO N Wayman S t . Longwood. F L 031 4550 Sunday School 9 43 a m Mommg Worshto 10 45 ■ m Children * Church 10 43 am Evangelistic Serve# 0 X pm. Wednesday Family N*gh< 7 00 p m Youth. Woman, end AdUt BL i Study "Never A Stranger Hera* SC MMOLE COMMUNITY CHURCH 5070 Orange Bfcd. Sanford 4O7-X4-01W m m semrotechurcft com Jerry Wafeh Pastor Sunday Wonftp Svc 0 45 A 10 X a m Practical m essages, casual ctieaa. UON OF JUDAH HOUSE O F WORSHIP 2540 Parti Drive P O Bo* 605 Presbyterian countries by people seeking to k n o w the truths o f the W orld o f G od themselves. The ind epth studies are w id ely acclaim ed for their practical, personal approach to Bible study. T h e study includes hom e­ w o rk , discussion and a p o w ­ e rfu l lecture time to direct participants in unlocking the m essage o f G o d ’s w ord. A ccord in g to a press release, all w h o want to know the Word o f G od and the G od o f the Word — from seminary rofessor to businessmen, to ousew ives to teen-agers — attest to Ihe invaluable help o f the inductive method used in Precept. Precept Bible studies are written by Kay Arthur, w ellknown speaker, broadcaster and author. Her in-depth know ledge o f the Bible, as w ell as her gifted presentation o f Biblical truth has m ade the Church UNAALA COMMUNITY PWESBYTIMAN CHURCH Com er of W 25(h SI A Upaala R d 101 Upaala Road Sanford. F L X T 71 407-330-2033 Bryan Wenger Pastor Sunday Education 9 X a m Sunday Worsh#} tO X a m 2nd W ednesday uI each month Fattowshto Dmner 03Opm FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SANFORO Between' 3rd and 4th St. A Parti A Oak i Downtown S an ford FL Phone 407 X 2 2662 E m aJ fp cs O fU to ce m http i economalt com tot* 'W here We Know Your Name to The Heart O f The Cdy Rev Bruce B Scott Pastor Sunday School 9 0S*m Sunday Morning Worship f0 X a m Sun Moming Coffee Hour H O O im Sun Contempc5rary Worship 7 0 0 p m Wonderful W ednesday Family N*ght Every Wednesday Supper Every W ed 5X pm AA*rt Base Study 6X pm Youth Ctobs 6 -7 0 0 p m Buccaneer! (K-4W Grades.I M .Idlers (5 8th G rades. S i High* Contemporary M u se Practice 7 X p m Women* C ircle Meeting* 4t 3 scheduled tim es 2nd Tue of the monto 49er» Serve* Frmnds = 1*1 W ed o* The month FIRST P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H (U S A ) OF LAKE MARY 120 W WJbur Ave la k e Mary FL 407 X I 1021 Rev Stephen Horre« Pastor Church School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Wedi Choir Practice1 7 00 p m Th u n Youth Ch o* fl X p m Nursery Provided MARKHAM WOOOS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5210 M a n hem Wood* Road Lake Mary 407 3 3 & 2 0 X Rev Charts* R Jones Pastor Sunday School, an ages IC O iin Church Sam©#* 3 00 4 IQ X a m Nursery P ro w le d Youth Groce. Sunday High School 4 00pm MtifcAe School 0 00pm Pre-School M on thru Frt 9 to 12 Monthly Family N*ght Supper Thed W ed of E ach Month 6 X p m Salvation A rm y THE SALVATION ARMY WORSHIP A NO SERVICE CENTER 7 X W 24ih Street Sentoed. Fl 32/71 * or y j j n #j Sunday Service Prate# and Fellowship f 43 a m. Sunday School 9 43 a m Hukneet Meeting H O O im Tuesday Meeting* Bb*e Study end Prayer 8 30pm Home League (Lache*) 7Xpm Men * FaftowtfHp C L iJ 7X pm Band Practice 8 00pm “With heart to G od and hand to men * United Church Of Christ LONGWOOO HILLS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ULCLC. 1255 E E Wfhameon Road Longwood. FL 407 3 X 0253 Rev Dr Hat Youngblood Mimvla# Sunday Services Contemporaiy 9X am Traditional Wortfttp TOXam Nursery Provided Chuich School 9.15 a m - I Q ' T l a m Youth A Cfvklren M w eiry Wednesday 6 30pm W esleyan WESLEYAN CHURCH OF PA OLA 5360 Way*«de D f, Sanlord. FL X 7 7 1 (0 0 W (E*4 51) We*l F in ! Street on Left On# Mae) Leonard CTDome4 Pastor 407 322 6332 ’W h e re the G ospel I* G ood News* Sunday School 9 45 a m Morreng Worsfvp H O O im Evening Worship 8 00pm Mu) Week Mtg W ad 7 30pm i Share You#L ie With U s F irs t B a p tis t o f M a r k h a m W o o d s to o f f e r P r e c e p t stu dy A Precept "U pon Precept Bible" study, "tk*com ing the Friend o f a Faith G o d ," a study about Abraham from the Bible, book of Genesis, begins Thursday, A p ril 4, at First Baptist Church Markham Woods, located at 5400 Markham Woods Road in Lake Mary. The "Precept Upon Precept," study m ethod is being used across the United States in more than 52 foreign Page 5C Precept m ethod an effective study tool for thousands o f people. The study is uniquely designed for the serious stu­ dent w ith sem inary experi­ ence as w ell as for the in di­ vidual w h o has never studied the Bible. For further inform ation on joining the Precept study at First Baptist Church Markham W oods, call the churcn at 407333-2085. A N otes Spaghetti D in n er The Salvation A rm y M en's Fellow ship Club is hosting its annual spaghetti dinner 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, A p ril 29. "W e are lookin g for­ ward to our annual spaghetti dinner; w e are particularly excited about the music that w ill be pro­ vid ed by the N e w Mount Zion M issionary Baptist Church," said Capt. Robert A. Reckline, corps officer at The Salvation A rm y in Sanford. "Folks com e from sur­ rounding areas and O rlando to enjoy our famous spaghetti, and w e 'll be at our best this year," said Charlie Bumgardner, president o f the M en's Fellowship Club. M oney raised at the event goes to support p ro­ grams o f the M en's Fellow ship Club, Ihe ladies H om e League and the W o rld w id e Missions o f The Salvation Army. Tickets are $5 per adult and S3 per child. For tick­ ets or inform ation, contact The Salvation A rm y in Sanford at 407-322-2642. The Salvation A rm y of Sanford is located at 700 W. 24th St. G osp el S in g Grace Fellowship O u iixh . /iKJIwi . i f 2 4 0 1 s. Park A ve., in Sanford, w ill host a G ospel Sing with the Blackwood Gospel Quartet 7 p.m. Friday, March 29. The Blackwood Gospel Quartet is a two-tim e Gram m y Aw ard-w in n in g band from K noxville, Tenn. For m ore information, call 407-322-4584. Craft S h ow The W om en’s M inistries o f Sanford Church o f G od is sponsor­ ing a craft show Saturday, A p ril 13. To reserve a space, call Yolanda Tanksley at 407322-3942. The craft show w ill be in the air condi­ tioned gym nasium of Sanford Church o f God, and spaces w ill be first come, first serve. G o lf Tournam ent The Presbyterian W om en o f W ekiva is sponsoring Ihe first Bud Kendall M em orial G olf Tournament Saturday, A p ril 20. Registration is at 7:30 a.m. w ith an 8:30 a m. shot gun start. The event is a four person scramble at Z ell w o o d Station C o u n tiy Club. Entry fee is $50 per player, which includes green fees, cart, range balls, lunch and prizes. Entry form s most be received by A p ril 13. For m ore inform ation and an entry form, e-mail b u d k en d allgolfO earth link.net �Page 16 Sunday. March 31.2002 T hx La u Maky Holod w i do wtutMT « turn to mtte )<xs brtfw^ et»ranc* * * * you win) t to tw. Our (^rutraixd i u w n h m > a B t )U M iy M p o (t « iM | i For men rdymcion on rtwn pr»- ly ffg rn or lo teftodi* » tout plMM a l « M 2 l -UOG (VSMVbbM 40740-4441) uuraon SH7. Ml Central Florida REGIONAL HOSPITAL «7J1MJ00 • l « I A M W r n * » 4 W ^ n . 32771 • wwvuvtrOknintonaxom Tne Baby S U IT E S ' �Lake Mary: State Champs! state championship. But the Rams ignored the doubters and brought home the Class 4A State Championship B y D m S m ith Sports Edrtor The improbable happened. The Laxe Mary girts' soccer team — a team with fust two returning seniors, a sophomore goalkeeper and three freshman providing the offensive firepower — wasn't expected to win a With freshmen Jadyn Wenaas and Kctlee Rush getting one goal and one assist each, and sopho­ more goalie Natalie Haetens recording the Rams' 19th shutout of the season — six in the last seven New officers p la n s f o r c i t y ’ s P a g e 10 sk ate b o a r d p a rk Relay For Life Luminary ceremony begins April 5 Luminaries w ill light the way for Retayers at the American Cancer Society’s "Relay For Life," April 5 through April 6, at Colonial TownPark in Lake Mary. The Luminary Ceremony — the lighting o f candles in memory of those who lost their bailie with cancer and to honor those who have survived — is one o f the main highlights o f the evening. During the ceremony, members of the community can purchase a luminary. The luminaries w ill be dis­ played along Ihe length of the relay track throughout the nightlong event. Relay For Life la a way to increase cancer awareness while raising much-needed funds for the American Cancer Society. For more information about the sixth annual Relay For Life, call 1-800-ACS-2345. La k e M ary S m ile M ic h e lle J e rla Managing Editor Donna Grsjiikowsu. Watson Rest, who turns 100 Sunday, rscsivss a R e e ls c e le b ra te s B y J a n n a ly n R a v e r Special to the Herald atson Reel is no stranger to Seminole County. In fact, as he celebrates his 100th birth­ day on Sunday, Reel can proudly boast that more than 75 of those years have been spent living right here in Seminole County. W 100th birthday Since moving to Sanford in the mid 1920s, Reel has yet to find a reason to leave Seminole County's boundaries. Reel and his wife Olga raised two sons, Ramon and Gwynn, in Sanford and worked in the city for 30 years. As a Sanford resident in the twenties, thirties, and forties. Reel counts himself lucky to have witnessed See Reel, Page 2 LAKE MARY — Skateboarders may have a place of their own by late summer. The city's Planning and Zoning Board ear­ lier this month approved the site plan for the proposed skateboard park. City Commission is expected to give final approval to the plan Thursday during is regular meeting. "Everybody seems satisfied with the prod­ uct," City Manager John Litton said. "Once complete, this should be something that will be utilised on a regular basis." The park has been almost two years in the making. Following 1999 state legislation encouraging local municipalities to make land available for skateboarding, in-line skat­ ing and bicycles, the city applied for a grant from the state Department of Environmental Protection. The legislation stated no govern­ ment or employee would be liable to a person who is injured during an activity at such a facility. (n July 2000, the city received and accepted a $112,000 state grant and agreed to match it by $37,500. Terms of the grant included con­ structing the park by November 2002. Initial plans for the park, which will be located in the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoui Lane, include a concrete modified bowl and connecting obstacle course for skateboarders, lighting and a pavilion. Estimated total cost for the facility Is around See Park, Page S G o lf Invitational set for M ay 20 B y M ic h e lle J e rla Managing Editor Debbie Lee — Seminole/ Lake Mary Chamber of • Commerce See Clumps, Page 5^ B o a rd a p p ro ves Living through history The Lake Mary Police Department recently recruited two new officers. To see who they are, see games — Lake Mary blanked Parkland tXmglas 2-0 Feb. 23 at Pepin/Rood Stadium in Tampa. The championship is the third for Lake Mary, the other two coming in 1969 and 1998. Kush put the Rams (27-6-1) ahead 1-0 in the final minute of the first half when she took a LAKE M A R Y — Golfers are encouraged to take to the greens at Timacuan Golf and Country Club in May, all in the name of beautification. The Lake Mary Invitational Golf Tournament, sponsored by the city of Lake Mary and Ihe Lake Mary Rotary Club, is scheduled for Monday, May 20. Partial proceeds from the tournament will go toward beautifying the Rinehart Road sec­ tion of the Crossings Trail. "This is an opportunity for people to participate in the beautification of our city," Lake Mary City Manager John Litton said. "This year, the city's portion of the funds raised during the tournament will be used to build a rest station on the Rinehart Road Trail." Last year, the city used money raised from the tournament — about $14,000 — for landscaping around Ihe new tennis courts. "The projects we choose for the money are the finishing touches," Litton said. "It's above and beyond what we do in the budget process." The Rotary Club's portion of the See Golf, Page 11 '■“ ■■ - » * L_ , T m i, -. ... . .. * S-------- 1 r w M u p n o to wf lu n v rry * i n c i o i PLAY BAII; Lake Mary Ulfle League sartor this month lucked off its 2002 season with an opening (toy ceremony at the Lake Mary Sports ... .COW***. Eor mote prick*, see Pages M r * fc..,.- �P a «e 2 Sunday. March 31.2002 T h* La u Maky Hoalo Red -— --------m an y o f the c ity 's m ile­ stones. Standing ou t in Reel's m ind is the Sanford N aval A ir Station. In 1942 the city o f Sanford d eed ed land to the U.S. N a v y to bu ild the Sanford N a v a l A ir Station. From 1942 to 1968, N A S Sanford fueled the local econ om y and w a s used as a training base fo r carrier pilots. Reel w as a lead man In the base's ga ra g e during W orld W ar II, a n d is extrem ely p rou d o f his accom plishm ents. " I w orked w ith both A rm y m en and c iv ilia n mechan­ ics," Reel recalls. "W e m ade m an y m em ories." Reel has ties to other Sem inole C ou n ty areas as w ell. In 1952, he bou gh t a piece o f p roperty "o u t in the coun­ try " just west o f Sanford. H ere, he built a house, planted an o ra n ge grove, raised chickens, and eventu­ a lly retired. T h e property w as a great Investm ent— 20 acres fo r 53,000. Reel described it as a "country to w n w ith a lake running through it." L ittle did he know, he and his w ife w o u ld one day b ecom e residents o f a b oom city called Lake Mary. Reel w as a resident o f the area fo r 21 years b efore it was o fficia lly incorporated as Lake M a ry on A u g . 7, 1973. Beginning p rim a rily as an agriculture com m unity, the tow n u n derw en t a grow th spurt in the 1980s as d evelopm en t pushed north­ ward from O rlan d o. Donna Reel G rezlikow ski, Watson R eel's granddau gh­ ter, can rem em ber the long rides to her gran d fath er's house. Since Interstate 4 was not yet built, she rem em bers traveling up U.S. H ig h w a y 17/92 until reaching a bum py d irt road. That road is now four-Ianed and known as Lake M ary Boulevard. Watson recently sold his Lake M ary property, but he recalls "lo ts o f la n d and no neighbors fo r m iles." Today, this description seem s unbe­ lievable; Lake M a ry 's p o p u ­ lation n ow exceeds 10,000 residents, w ith three o r fou r times that m any p eop le w orkin g and sh op p in g w ith ­ in the city lim its. " I rem em ber," Reel said recalling the to w n 's early Watson Rm ! business com m unity, " t w o fillin g stations and G leason's Store, a grocery near C ou n try Club R oad ." These three establishments w e re once the bulk o f the Lake M ary com m ercial dis­ trict. Today, the constantly w in g city is hom e to hunds o f offices and retail outlets. Incidentally, other m em ­ bers o f the Reel fa m ily h a ve m ade their m ark on S em inole C ou n ty history as w ell. W atson's father, Rolta S * - iiv r e : ). R eel, ow n ed Sanford’s D o d ge dealership Reel k Sons. T h e dealership was located at 301 W est 1st Street and closed in 1942. Watson Reel and his fiv e brothers all w o rk ed w ith their father fo r m any years. B u ilding upon the kn ow l­ ed ge Reel gained w hile w o rk in g at his father's deal­ ership, h e opened his ow n auto parts/repalr business in Sanford several years later. H e w o rk ed there until his retirement. A s this life-lon g Central Florida resident reflects on his life, he reminisces about the countless changes that have occurred in his lifetim e. H e has gon e from d rivin g a horse and b u ggy delivery truck on the dirt streets o f O rla n d o to watching, from his backyard, the space shut­ tle blast o ff tow ard the h eav­ ens. . " A n am azing thing about m y gran dfath er," says G rezlik ow sk i, "Is that he d o esn 't w ish fo r the g o o d o l' days to return." "1 w o u ld n 't sw ap back," Reel says about the past. H e places great valu e on progress and technology. "E v e n though his 'W i First Health C H IR O PR A C T IC Chiropractic Medical • Acupuncture Massage Therapy • Nock Pain • Back Pain • Headaches • Auto A ccld i • Open: 6 Days ^ SERVING LAKE MARY, SANFORD, HEATHROl Dr. Joseph Slcuralla es ys =- ■ advanced yea rs have lim ited his physical abilities," G rezlik o w sk i confides, "h e still b elie v e s that com plain ­ in g o n ly irritates others and a sm ile w ill g e t y o u much further. H e has lived his w h o le life w ith this p h ilo s o ­ ph y and It seem s to have gotten him qu ite far." "E v e ry b o d y I'v e e v e r m et likes m e," R eel states m atterof-factly. A n d w h y w o u ld n 't they? Watson R eel is a fu n -lo vin g man w h o en joys life w ith each p assin g day. Even a fte r his arrival several years a g o at M ariner H ealth o f Tu skaw llla, R eel stilt co n tin ­ ues to take his life in stride. O ne o f his favorite pas­ times is recordin g his fa m ily history In w h a t he has c le v ­ erly titled "T h e Reel B o o k ." This b ro w n tattered note­ book, w ith w o rn pages o v e r ­ flo w in g the binding, is fille d w ith countless Reel fa m ily achievem ents and m em ories. A lth ou gh it's a w o rk in progress, R eel hopes to o n e day share the book w ith fam ily and friends. Watson Reel is a true v e t ­ eran o f S em in ole County that w e can be proud to call our neighbor. �Tm L a m Maxy Herald Sunday, March 31.2002 P a g e 1 9 You Gotta Have Friends A nd A N ational M agazine. A nd Prescription D iscounts. A nd O ther Healthcare D iscounts. A nd Travel O pportunities. A nd, So M uch More... Join more than 300,000 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. 5784 Start the new year right with wellness programs through Senior Friends. �Page 14 Sunday, March 31,2008 T hk La u Many HniAtD Youth steal the show at Olde Lake Mary Days Pictured above, members of S O D A Pope from Miriam and Valerie's School of Dance Arts perform a patriotic number during Olde Lake Mary Days, which was held earlier this month. At right, Jessica Alexandra sings a song during the event. Other performers, including Homer Sides, Lake Mary Line Dancers, Silver Bullet doggers, Sunshine Generation and members of Celebration Church, fought the windy weather to perform on the main stage at the annual festival. Organizers are already planning for next Lake Mary H erald W e have had a huge request to bring back our Lake M ary edition to the Sem inole Herald. To bring it back, we need A D VERTISERSI A s a special incentive we are offenng a very special rate to advertisers who w ill commit to this edition in 2002. Here's What To Dol Commit to 10 Issues, (just once a month) in 20021 First edition starts on Sunday, M arch 31.2002* • Lake Mary Herald win run last Sunday of each month in 2002. To Start, sign contract at bottom of this page. RATES: Q One Tim e Rate...........$5 PCI Q 10 Month Rate........... $3.50 PCI Q Full P a g e .................... $195 Q Half Page.....................$97.50 [_ ) Back P a g e . . $350 (Limited Space) Includes Full Color [~ | Add $50 for spot Color / Limited Space Deadline is one w eek in advance (Monday, noon prior) for scheduling ads and copy changes. CONTRACT: LAKE MARY HERALD I agree to buy an ad, once a month In the Lake M ary H erald for which I agree lo pay $_______________ . My buy will include a special run in the H EATHRO W ART FESTIVAL in Septem ber which is part of the Lake M ary Herald. B U S IN E S S . . PHONE. N AM E O F CO N TACT/O W N ER , . TITLE _ A D D R E S S _________________ SIZE O F AD . SIG N ATU RE . S T. CI TY. 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March 31.2002 Tiff Lake Mary Houlo Rotary makes donation to SC C Beautification priority for Lake M ary ... Thb is the first of, hopefully, many opportunities to write this column. The press is often criticized for printing only bad or negative news. One excep­ tion is the Seminole Herald. This newspaper has consis­ tently printed positive and uplifting hews. Thank you, also, to Michelle Jeria, editor of the Lake Mary edition. Her generosity has provided me this opportunity to share news o f interest with the citizens of Lake Mary. Beautification The Lake Mary City Commission has made the beautification o f our City a priority. Fertilization and maintenance has been stepped up on the medians o f Lake Mary Boulevard and Rinehart Road. In addition, the county is allocating $50,000 to further enhance beautification along Rinehati Road. Citizens can assist in this endeavor by not driving on the medians and obeying the recently installed " N o Cigarette Butts," signs. Mayor’s Message By Ukc Mary Mayor Thom Greene Rinehart Road Trail Interested citizens from Manderley, AVoodbridge, Timacuan and Hilts o f Lake Mary communities have been meeting for several months. One o f the priorities o f these meetings is to improve the Rinehart Road Trail. One suggestion to accom­ plish this is the creation o f rest areas along the trail. These communities are Uxiking at ways to raise money for this suggestion, including dona­ tions. If you are interested in mak­ ing a donation or desire infor­ mation regarding this project, call Darrel JarvLs at 407-3020059. The city o f Lake Mary has agreed to give our portion of the proceeds raised at our City/Rotary G olf Tournament to this project. For further information regarding the City/Rotary G olf Tournament, please call City Hall at 407-585-1419. Access Your elected officials are always available. If you have any questions regarding the d ty o f Lake Maty, you may contact us by either calling City Hall or at our website. If you need any further information on how to contact us, call City Hall at 407-5851419. If you would like to attend a C ity Commission meeting, they are held on the* first and third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m., and tele­ vised on SGTV. If you need to contact me about any city matter, includ­ ing suggestions about this col­ umn, I can be reached at 407585-1419 or greeneQlakem aryfl.com IT Haratd pftoto by Tommy Vine(fit The Rotary Club of Lake Mary presented Seminole Community College President E. Ann McGee with a $5,000 check earlier this year during a Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce breakfast meeting. The funds were raised through the organization's Classic Car Show held during the annual Lake Mary/Heathrow Festival of the Arts and will be used tor student scholarships. 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Mailing Address City_________ ____________________________________ Home Phone___ t* o f $ ____________ Enclosed Credit Card Number ----------- Cash Check (Payable to CFZ5) Exp. Date. Central F l o r id a Zoo PO Box 470309 Lake Monroe, FL 32747 407-323-4450. ext.U9 zoopass@totcon com S ta te . Children or Grandchildren_________ MasterCard/VTSA Discover Signature 3755 N W H ig h w a y 17-92 (E x it 52, 1-4) in Sanford 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -4 4 5 0 • centra lflorida zo o .org ittlfcw tiw �Page 12 Sunday. March 31.2002 T h i Lake Mary Herald It’s not too early to plan: Z oological park offers variety o f youth summer programs W ith sum m er just around the com er, it ’s tim e for Darents to d is c o v e r fun, safe activities fo r their children. \The C entral Florida Z o o lo gica l Park offers affordable su m m er day camps and classes fo r ch il­ d ren tod d ler through 12 years old . T h e N atu re N ic h e and A n im a l Trackers d a y camps o ffe r exp loration and recre­ ation. D uring N atu re Niche, cam pers ex p lo re the Z o o 's w etlan ds to d isco ver native anim als and the role they play. A ctivities Include ames, nature hikes, crafts, ehind-the-scenes tours and recycling projects. A n im al Trackers takes kids on a m ake-believe jour­ ney to m eet anim als and t GOT YOUR HANDS FULL? CALL... N E A T -N -T ID Y experience the life and cul­ tures o f other lands. Each day, children discover a n ew continent through gam es, activities and tracking ani­ mals that live there. These w eek -lo n g classes are o ffered during June and July fo r children six through 12 years o f age. Class hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and classes include lunch, a snack and Z o o shirt. A fter-cam p care is a va il­ able from 2 to 5 p.m. fo r an addition al charge. Z o o classes o ffe r fun for Jr. Z o o lo gists and Tadpole Trckkers. 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C itin g Sem inole isiators im m ediately and C om m u n ity C ollege's d ile m ­ urge support o f four legisla­ ma o f dealing w ith a 22 per­ tive priorities currently cent enrollm ent under con sid­ eration. increase in the face o f potential The first is state funding Senate Bill cutbacks, SCC N o . 1542 — a President E. m ove to recap­ A n n M cG ee is ture funds cut u rging Sem inole du ring the C ou n ty busi­ 2001 Special ness leaders to Sessions, gain becom e ad vo­ additional cates fo r SCC funds, and and other create a pre­ Florida com m u­ dictable fund­ nity colleges via ing form ula a grassroots that funds SCC President cam paign enrollm ent E. Ann McGee directed at state grow th and legislators. perform ance. "Seminole C om m unity The second is Senate Bill C ollege's mission to change N o. 1914 — a proposal to lives fo r the better m ay be in rem ove financial barriers and increase financial aid jeopardy," M cG ee said dur­ ing a "State O f The C o lle g e 1' allocations to part-tim e stu­ address in February to sev­ dents. eral hundred Sem inole The third is an am en d­ C ounty / Lake M ary ■ ment to Senate Bill 128 that Cham ber o f Com m erce w ou ld reverse the members. Legislature's elim ination o f "A lth ou gh our representa­ m oney fo r matching grants tives in Tallahassee are that occurred last year. acutely aw are o f the increas­ Finally, M cG ee urged citi­ in gly vital role com m unity zens to advocate to their colleges play in Florida's representatives that com m u ­ educational system, they nity college funding be sepa­ h ave yet to address a truly rated from K-12 w orkforce equitable funding form ula funding. for Florida's 28 com m unity 'T h is w ill im p rove p er­ colleges" M cG ee said. "Th ey formance funding, and w ili lo v e us * they just don't p rovid e incentive funding fund us." tor key occupational areas M cG ee encouraged the such as nursing and teachaudience to contact state leging," M cG ee said. �T h i Lari Mary Hxrald P ark------------Contin sad from Pago 1 $250,000, said Parks and Recreation Director Bill Carrico. Last year, public hearings were held by both the Parks and Recreation Board and City Com m ission to gather Input from residents. A fter hearing concerns by citizens livin g in the neighborhood adjacent to the park, initial plans w ere modified, including m oving the facility further north In the sports com plex, and both groups gave their approval to continue with the facility. Follow ing in-depth research, the Parks and Recreation Department decided to contract w ith Tim Payne o f W mter Springs' Team Pain to design and build the park. Team Pain is the only concrete skate park designer on the East Coast rec­ ogn ized by the Skate Park Association o f the United States. According to Litton, the city w ill use Deltona's contract witn Team Pain to build the facility. The "piggy-backing" w ill allow Lake M ary to establish the same terms, agreements and costs as Deltona, which recently completed a skateboard park. When C ity Commission gives final approval to the skateboard park's site plan, Carrico said construction could begin as soon as a few weeks. O nce started, an estimated com pletion date b in nine weeks. "N o w , it finally looks like it b going to happen," Carrico said. "I'm anxious to get started, and it w ill be exciting to see it fin­ ish ed " revenge for Lake M ary as Douglas had beaten the Rams 4-2 back on Jan. 5. Lake M ary advanced to the championship gam e w ith a 21 victory over HialeahAm erican (20-5-1) on Friday. Junior Jessica Zabcl scored on a breakaway with less than tw o minutes to play to break a 1-1 tie and put the Rams in the finale. A fter the tw o teams battled to a 0-0 first-half tie in sloppy conditions. Lake Mary finally broke through 14 min­ utes into the second half when Lauren McIntosh, the lone senior starter for the Rams, hit Zabel with a perfect com er kick right in front o f the net. That score looked like it w ould be enough as Lake M ary outshot the Patriots 16* 3. But American's Monique Davis rolled a shot past a d iv ­ ing Haerens to tie the score with under four minutes remaining, setting the stage for Zabel's heroics. The goal was the first allow ed by the Rams in the playoffs since Sunday, March 31,2002 Page 5 LM manager receives Ray Kroc B y Mtch*Hc J tri* Managing Ecftor H olly Fazell started work­ ing at a Boston area McDonald's restaurant 16 years ago. She never thought the part-time job w ould lead to a full-time career. " I thought it would be temporary," Fazell said. "I was working there until 1got m y driver's license, and then 1thought I would w ork far­ ther away from home." Today, she has not only climbed up the corporation's employment ladder, she was recently selected to receive the Ray Kroc award — one o f the most prestigious honors bestowed upon managers in the McDonald’s chain. When she was 16, Fazell entered the fast food business as a crew member, and a year later, she was promoted to swing manager. After high See Award, Page 11 C ham ps--------Continued from P a g* 1 crossing pass from Wenaas and pushed it past the Eagles' kecpler. M id w a y through the sec­ ond half, Kush returned the favor, finding Wenaas w ith a cross for the score. Despite the Rams' attacking offense that normally keeps their fix's on their heels, Haerens was busier than nor­ mal, facing seven shots and making four saves to get the shutout o f Douglas (25-2-1). The w in also served as Seminole scored in a 5*1 loss to Lake M ary in the first gam e o f the dbtrict tournament. Head coach Bill Ebsele now has an overall record o f 349125-56 and three state cham pi­ onships in 19 years w ith the Rams. Assisting Eissele w ere Tam m y Scott Campbell, H ow ard Hawkins, Sarah Canatsey, N icole Roberts and strength and conditioning coach Steve Slain. John Halsey b the student trainer. M embers o f the 2002 Class 4A State Championship team are seniors Lauren McIntosh (Captain), and Jacquelynn Nicosia; juniors Alison Tradd (Captain), Judith Claessens (Captain), M olly McClure, Cam ille Hanson, Jessica Zabcl and McKenna Keenan; sopho­ mores Natalie Haerens, Jill Beary, Jessica Echterling, Jamie Dillon, Katy Bookstall and Jennifer Ferguson; and freshmen Elena Mlotkowski, Jadyn Wenaas, Nicole Haves, Keilee Rush and Paige Murray. Take A Cruise Without Packing Your Bags! A L S O A V A IL A B L E F O R P R IV A TE C H A R TER S • Enjoy a taste of Historic St. Johns Cruising. LUNCH CRUISES DAILY DINNER CRUISES FRIDAY & SATURDAY Live Entertainment On All Cruises C o m e E x p e r i e n c e Our E x c i t i n g New S p r in g M e n u All Meals Prepared Fresh On Board • Climate Controlled Comfort Located in Historic Sanford on the Historic St. Johns River 433 N. Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771 Information / Reservation 800-423-7401 407/321-5091 FAX 407-330-7043 wwwrtvershipromanee com Minutes from 1-4. Exit St T* ! Must present coupon for discount, Does not include holidays ! a or any other specials. Not valid wi(h other offers or Up to 4 People E•piie'i 4/30/01 Qplease mention coupon when making aeseavatg-.; �Page 6 Sunday. March 31.2002 BRYAN CH AD BARKS Bryan Chad Barks, 29, of Cypress, Texas, died Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2002. Bom In Sanford, he was a real estate salesman. He was a mem­ ber o f North Woods Presbyterian Church of Houston, Texas. Survivors include his father and stepmother, Thomas J. and Deborah A. Barks of Sanford; his mother and stepfather, Claudia and Joseph Davis of Cypress, Texas; grandparents, Georgia J. Barks of Sanford and Dorothy Smith-Fox of Lake Mary; two brothers, Wayne Davis of Cypress, Texas, and Zachary J. Barks of Sanford; and two sisters, Kristen D. Barks of Sanford and Jennifer Mitchell o f Mount Dora. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. LOU DECICCO Lou DeCicco, 83, of Kelso Court, Lake Mary, died T he L ake M ary Herald Thursday, Feb. 28, 2002. Bom in Chicago, 111., he moved to Central Florida In liquoi 2001. He was a retired liquor ■tore manager. ger. He served *ervted In the ring World War 11 U S. Army during and was awarded two Bronze Stars. He was a hospice volun­ teer and a former member of the Alabama Alcoholic Beverages Commission. He was o f the Roman Catholic faith. Survivors include his wife, Shirl; one daughter, Rita Allen of Lake Mary; one brother, Bernard DeCicco of California; one sister, Florence Smith of California; and four grandchildren. Woodiawn Carey Hand Funeral Home of Longwood is in charge o f arrangements. Florida Regional Hospital. Survivors include ner hus­ band, Bernard Lake; four sons. Kelly Lake of Deltona, John and Chris Lake, both of Sanford and Thomas Lake of Lake Mary; two daughters, Cindy Anderson of Lake Mary and Mary Beth of Sanford; eight grandchildren; and seven great great grandchil­ dren. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. PAULINE E LAKE Pauline E. Lake, 85, of Stillwood Lane, Lake Mary, died Monday, Feb. 25, 2002. Bom in Harrisburg, Pa., she was a registered nurse at Central EUNICE T, M AR TIN Eunice T. "Aunt Eunice" Martin, 101, of Country Club Road, Sanford, died Sunday, March 3, 2002. Bom In Sanford, she worked as a citrus packer for Chase and Co. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Sanford and the Swedish Historical Society. Survivors include several nieces and nephews, including Barbara and David Sherman, Page Private School ...teaching and guiding every step of the way! Oaklawn Chapel o f Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel Is in charge o f arrange­ ments. with whom she lived. Funeral service was held 11 a.m. Wednesday, March 6, in Brisson Funeral Home. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. CARLOS ABNER MCWHORTER Carlos Abner McWhorter, 86, of Kaywood Drive, Sjnford, died Thursday, March 14,2002, in Lake Mary. Bom in Eatonton, Ga., he was a self-employed citrus care taker. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Sanford, the Masonic Lodge and of the Shriners. He served in the U5. Army, Survivors include his wife, Mary McWhorter of Sanford; one daughter, Deborah M. Rogers of Sanford; two brothers, Luther McWhorter of Sanford and Doyle McWhorter of Carolton, Texas; two sisters, Doris Jones and Elsie Mero, both of Sanford; and two grandchil­ dren. Funeral service were held 10 a.m. Monday, March 18, in the NED STEPHENS SR. Ned Stephens Sr, 78, of Water Street, Sanford, died Monday, March IS, 2002, in Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Dec. 23,1923, In Marianna, he was a retired fore­ man. He was a member of New Zion Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Joewczc Stephens o f Sanford; two sons, Michel Stephens of Worms, Germany, and Ned Stephens Jr„ of Lands tuhe, Germany; four daughters, Beverly S. Wright, Winnola Johnson and Dorothy Brown, all o f Sanford, and Rita Reynolds of Lake Mary; three sisters, Fiozell Williams of Miami and Willie Bell McGriff and Mozell Johnson, both o f Sanford; 16 grandchildren; and a host of great grandchildren. Wiison-Eichelberger Mortuary of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. 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"W h en I started w orking fo r McDonald's, I d id n 't think 16 years later I w o u ld still be w orking at the restaurant," Fazeli said. "But, the people G o lf Continued from Page 1 funds raised w ill go toward its local High School Scholarship Program. The club has awaraed tuition assistance for college to deserving students since 1973. Registration for the tourna­ ment begins at 11:30 a.m., with lunch served at noon. A shot­ gun start is planned for 1 p.m., and dinner and awards is at 5:30 p.m. The tournament's format is a four-person scramble. A box lunch and beverages will be provided to all participants, and refreshments w ill be served on the course. Cost is $1,000 for a corporate sponsor, which includes the company's name inscribed on a plaque near the rest station and a photograph o f each indi­ vidual team player. Cost for an individual is $300 and includes a photograph and the awards banquet dinner. Sponsoring a hole or a tee is ely $300 and $200, respective! and includes the compan y's name on the flag or tee box and tw o tickets to the awards ban­ quet dinner. For those w h o don 't want to play g o lf but w ant to attend the dinner, the cost is $100. C ity officials, em ployees and business leaders arc expected to participate in this yea r’s tournament. "It gives the d ty employees a day to get out o f the office and ride a g o lf cart," Litton said. "Last year, the police chief had a cart w ith a red light on it." Less than tw o months until the event, the city manager is already planning his strategy — intimidate the opponent. " I know I w ill play better than the mayor," Litton said. "Right now, he is taking very ineffective g o lf lessons, so I know 1 will beat him ." The deadline to register is M ay 6, and space is limited to the first 30 teams. For more information, call Sue Thom e at 407-585-1419 o r Gunnar Smith at 407-324-3097. O nly about 140 managers are chosen each year to receive the honor, which includes a $2,500 cash award, a Ray Kroc trophy and pin and a trip to Chicago, 111., for an awards banquet w ith Jack Greenberg, the president o f the M cDonald's corporation. " I knew I w as a good m an­ ager — 1 was getting good results out o f the store," Fazeli said. "But, 1 didn't expect to receive the award. I f s a ve ry prestigious award to receive." are friendly, and the training is good . I f s a good company to w o rk for." M cD onald's management has mutual feelings when it com es to Fazeli. Last year, Larry Harrison, ow ner/opera­ tor o f the Lake M ary restau­ rant, nominated Fazeli for the Ray K roc award — named after the founder o f the M cD onald's chain. T h e award recognizes the top 1 percent o f M cD onald's restaurant man­ agers across the United States. " ------- ■ , I U i a £j£|' j f t j . g i Holly Fuel! The Ray K roc award is based upon achieving superi­ or results in selected area o f performance, including opera­ tional excellence, people skills and building the business. The recent honor isn't the the only performance-based recognition Fazeli has received during the last few months. A s part o f a new pro­ gram, area store managers receive a com pany car and reimbursed auto insurance. In January, she was also promot­ ed to area manager and now has three stores under her supervision. A career at McDonald's has also benefited Fazeli's person­ al life. " I met m y husband at the M cDonald’9 restaurant in Sanford," she said. "W e w ill be married six years next month." As for any regrets, Fazeli doesn't have any when it comes to w orkin g under the Golden Arches. "I'v e met a lot o f really good people and made a lot o f really good friends," she said. "Just being able to see results with someone you are train­ ing, it is very fulfilling.” % J e r n i g a n p r o p e r t ie s , in c . 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March 31.2002 T r a L u iU A r r H iu io C E R T course begins April 3 The next course o f the Lake M ary CERT (Community Response Team ) w ill begin 6:30 p.m.AVcdnesday, A p ril 3, and w ill be held each Wednesday at the same time until Mar|22. The smjttn-weck basic (CERT) course helps train local residents on how to react and perform ^* disaster situations. The F a ^ ral Emergency M anagement Agency and sev­ eral California agencies creat­ ed the class years ago after d e v a s ta te ; earthquakes in the Bay arca&t w as discovered hurt and trapped residents w ould g o unattended for hours and sometimes even days. Authorities learned from the earthquake disasters that prop­ erly trained citizens can become a tremendous resource in providin g disaster relief, especially w h en emergency crews are quickly over­ whelm ed, said Rick Moore, public safety operations coor­ dinator and CERT organizer. Classes are generally three Pictured above, Lake Mary Poflca C h id Richard Baary swears In poHce candidates Sean J. Coyle, (aft, and Carlos M. Morales. The Wkite Wolfe Native Arts Living History • Replica Artifacts Decorative Artwork David White WoHe Artist/Historian Longwood ■n rn i Margaret Wolfe Business Manager (407) 327-9207 20TH I III 1 1311 311 Ycu Will Ia e Ycur feir! �T h i La u Maky Huald • Th* Lake Mary Parka and Recreation Adviaoiy Board meet­ ing is scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday, April 1, in Lake Mary City Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road. Agenda items include election of officers, a basketball tourna­ ment, parks and recreation sur­ vey, skateboard park and expan­ sion of summer camp. • The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's Good Morning Seminole Breakfast Meeting will be held 7JO lo 9 a.m. Wednesday, April 3, In Heathrow Country Club, 1200 Bridgewater Road. Sponsor is Administaff and the speaker is to be announced. 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, April 4, in Lake Mary City Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road. • The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's Experts for Free will be held 11:30 aan. to 1 pan., Wednesday, April 10. Presenter will be WFTV-Channel 9, and a box lunch will be provided by Vine111Catering. You must be a chamber mem­ ber to attend, and reservations are required. There b no charge to members. For information, call Drbbie Lee at 407-333-4748. • The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber oil Commerce's Business h Committee (BEDC) will meet 8 to 9 a m Thursday, April U , in Regus, 801 International Parkway, Lake Mary. Speaker is Rob Nixon from Seminole County Economic Development and Larry Dale, president of Orlando Sanford Internatianal Airport Call Debbie Lee for more infor­ mation at 407-3334748 or d leeQseminolebusiness.org • The Lake Mary Elders Affairs Commission meeting is scheduled for 9 a m Thursday, April 11, in the Lake Mary Community Building, 260 N. Country Club Road. Agenda items include senior activities and general discussion. • The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's Seminole Survivor G olf Tqumament will be held 1 to 6 pan. Monday, April 15, at AUqua Country Club. The event b an 18-hoi* scram­ ble, and cust b $450 for a four- a^lSfc^^kfuok^Cort * .foctodesnmget Contact Debbie Lee at 407333-4748 for more Information. The tournament b sponsored by CW Construction 4c PCS. • The Lake Mary Historical Commission w ill meet 7 p.m. TUesday, April 16, In the Frank Evans Center, 158 N. Country Club Road. The speaker will be an Oviedo cabinetmaker. • The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's N ew Member Reception will be held B to 10 a.m. Wednesday, A pril 17, at 610 Crescent Executive Court, Lake Mary, at Perot Systems Corp on the fourth floor. Sponsor b Nationwide Insurance — Mike McLean Agency. N ew and existing mem­ bers are welcome Contact Linda Reynolds at 407-333-4748 or lreynoldsOseminolebuslness.org for more infor­ mation. • The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's Sprint Business Aftvr-Houra w ill be 5JO to 7JO p.m. Thursday, A pril 18, at 107 Commerce S t Lake M ary The event will be hosted by Florida Business Interiors. • The Lake M ary City Commission's regular meeting b scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday, A p ril 18, In Lake Mary City Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road. • *t » ■ Serving Central Florida For 24 Years Bayhead Eye Centre Ingrid Peterson, O .D . & Kerry Giedd, O .D . 820 W . Lake M ary Blvd. (407) 322-2230 • The A A R P D river Safety Program Course w ill be held Wednesday, A p ril 24, and Thursday, A p ril 25, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at H oly Cross Church, 760 Sun Drive, Lake Mary. The program Is an eight-hour course designed for motorist's age 50 and older. The program addresses the physical changes that can affect older drivers and presents ways to compensate for those changes. In Florida, drivers who gradu­ ate from the course may be eligi­ ble for auto Insurance discounts. Advance regbtration b required. Tuition b $10, and should be paid at the first class. For more information, call 407-444-6339. • 'Celebration o f Cultures ... A Talent Production," presented by Lake Mary Elementary and Greenwood Lakes Middle schools will be held 6 p.m. Friday, April 26, in the Lake Mary High School multipurpose room. Tickets for the event are $5 in advance and $10 at the door. For more information, call foan Toro at 407-320-5667. 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City commissioners have debated at length whether to purchaae an electrical ay* tem for $25,000 from the Downtown Butonem Association. The electrical work would power a $10000 light system the dty planned to install to light up 1st Street Much of the debate haa centered on whether Seminole's stop streok r p a ra of to a good Sine* muring tote M d t e week. te hev* rapped off tirae vfctoriMtoarcw.twoGvarClaMeA3 tow. and ara beginning to fcxAt e e r a l ente n te tor a poatMaaon berth. Tfee | | Sanford company donated manpower for what it believed was a city project the DBA received proper documentation from property owners to Install the electrical work ana whether a private company actu­ a l s donated $2^00 of equipment to the DBA or the city. Monday night's dty commission brought a new round of controversy as an official with Sanford Electric Company Inc told commissioners the company provided ____________________ ____ $10,125 In manpower for what they thought was a dty Christmas lighting project ”1 didn't know there was an organization called the Downtown Business Association." said Barbara Hubler, treasurer of Sanford Electric. "1 simply thought they were doing the leg work for the dty of Sanford. In fact at one point we asked why the dty electricians weren't helping." § | P a p IB L ak e N o n r o e Ions of Norway sponsor annual Viking ruts Depute (ran the Seminole County Sheriff’*Office were cilled to 276 Petunia Terrace, Apartment 102 around &30 run. Friday in reference toe child who had been seriously injured. Upcntnveedgetei.lt by sheriff's Registration set for Saturday The Seminole Youth Football Association will be he Warner Football and i registrations and a car wash 1 raiser Saturday from rocn until 4 p m at the Sanford Just for Feet at Seminole Towne Center MalL After the meeting Hubler showed mem­ bers of the dty commission a gift one Sanford Electric's employees was given by a member of DBA. It was signed from "The City of Sanford." Hi fubler said her company tries to donate to worthy causes in the dty arei expected to provide about $3000 to $4000 worth of ser­ vices for the Christmas festival. The dona­ tion cost the company about three times what they had anticipated. "Tom (Wintciheimer) beg; tus to help them See Lights, Page 3A Rental car taxes will return to Central Florida By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Hw»M pftotoa By Thorny Vincent Viking World Orlando No. 3-501, a Sons of Norway lodge, hosted Saturday Its fifth annual SprtngFest 2002. Throughout the afternoon, •reaP Viking boats raced In the weekend regatta on Lake Monroe. Six boats competed In the regatta, which Included a woman's race and a genaral race with two heats tach. Each boat was manned by one coxswain and four to eight rowers. Pictured above, the crew of the ’Hager.* raise the sail during the general race. The race course was In a square formation, with two legs of the race concentrating on rowing strength, while the two remaining legs depending on the crews sailing abilities. Pictured right, Al Strom, an oarsman for the •Volhalla,* takes a break during fol­ lowing one of the races. S anford m o v es forw ard with in c e n tiv e p la n f o r p o lic e By Dan Ping Editor SANFORD — City Comm­ issioners approved a broadly out­ lined mortgage incentive plan that would encourage Sanford police officers to live within the dty limits. LXHails of the plan still must be hammered out between, but com­ missioners agreed to cap the pro­ gram at 35 officers to test the finan­ cial impact and the popularity of the program. • Mayor Brady Lessard intro­ duced the plan three weeks ago in a memo to dty commissioners. Officers should be encouraged to live in the dty, Lessard argued, because the dty benefits from hav­ ing more officers live where they work and it would be an addition- Seminole Smile Commissioners agree to continue merger talks By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Ruth Carr Sanford resident Index I uw m u .............................4A ClauJied......................... AB-8B Ciouword ................................ A* OeorAbby ........................AA l*gai> ......................... 4B-5B Ob4uort«> .................................3A Polie* lo g ......................... 3A Sports .................................. 1 M B “It's a major benefit for Central Florida," Van Der Y\Wde said. One of his first orders of busi­ ness as MctroPlan chairman was hiring a lobbyist The lobbyist's quick success "I think surprised everyone," Van Der Weide said. The bill was sponsored by Rep. Randy Johnson, R-Celebration, and Sen. Anna Cowin, RLeesburg. The bill will help enable tracking of the statewide rental car surcharge. It will then return the revenue to its area of origin for transportation improvements. "Tnc beautiful thing is it's going to the district to address regional transportation issues," Van IX*r Weide said. Currently, about 80 percent of the money from the $2 rental car surcharge are deposited in the State Transportation Trust Fund. TtV funds are- distributed throughout state without taking in account the areas that are impact­ ed by the rental cars. "Their, (rental cars) impact is tremendous to our roads," SANFORD — Seminole County Commissioner Dick Van Der Vwide was all smiles Tuesday morning. Less than eight months after being elected chair­ man of MetroPlan Orlando, his leadership is paying divi­ dends for the region. Last week, the Dick Van Der state Senate Weld* and House of Representatives passed the "fair share distribution of the statewide bill. I he legislation was one of MctroPlan s top priorities for the 2002 Florida Legislative Session aryl could bring an estimated $12 million in additional transporta­ tion dollars to Central Florida annually. See Bill, Page 5A appaued the 2-year-old child, Michael Jermaine Pooler Q. pulled over a dreaaec, on which a televiaton act wae eetting. It occurred in a bedroom. The fcievieion reportedly struck the child. The child was airlifted to Orlando Regional Medical Center. The helicopter used BJ's Wholesale parking lot on State Road 46 toland. The child died at the hospital Just before mid­ night According to police, the death appears accidental Seminole County depute • arrested Tbesday night a Lyman High School teacher He's identified as 34-year-old Bruce Grant Boruvrntuie IL His Job duties included coordinating a work-study program at Lyman High School as well as coaching the girls'basketball team. Bonaventure stands accused of 50 counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor. The inci­ dents allegedly occurred during the 199MOOOschool year. The vic­ tim, a former shident, was 16 and turned 17 during that sduol y ear Bonaventure was contacted by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office regarding the allegation. He came to the Sheriff's Office Tbesday night for an Interview. He then was arrested. e of Orlando died •h 23,2002. tanooga, Tcna, she — kcr. She was a W l "tints Episcopal d e b a te s h o rt-c irc e S 17671727 Child dies after television falls on top of him Chairman Daryl McLain said a few of those issues include some form of dedicated funding from the dty and plans to boost the county's fire contingency fund. An estimated $800000 sits in the emergency fund which is about 40 percent of the total county fire department budget With the added responsibilities and equipment associated with merging with dty, McLain said the contingency fund would also need to be increased. A dedicated stream of funding from the dty could come in sev­ eral forms. The dty could dedi­ cate a part of its millage to the county, McLain said. "V\fe don't want to get in the situation where Altamonte Springs is cutting us a check every month for tire services," SANFORD — County com­ missioners gave the nod Tuesday to continue talks with Altamonte Springs about merg­ ing the dty fire department with the county. "I think it's a step in the right direction as long as we can pro­ vide the same service and it's economically feasible," Commissioner Carlton Henley said. The board voted unanimous­ ly, minus Commissioner Randy Morris who was absent, to have staff develop an interlocal agree­ ment for the proposed fire department merger. Despite the overwhelming support, Henley said there is a "bushel basket of issues" that still need to be tack­ See Merger, Page 5A led. • * ~ % M arch 27. 2002 P B jte 3 A S a n fo r d , F lo r id a E le c tric s y s te m 4 I al incentive in recruiting top offi­ cers to the department. Originally, Lessard proposed Paying 20 percent of an officer's mortgage or rent, but Monday's agreement eliminated incentives for those who rent. "The rental market has routinely rovided incentives to officers to rlrlive in their fadlitics," Lessard said, noting some apartment complexes discount units as much as 50 per­ cent. He said he'thought the pro­ gram would be stronger including both mortgage and rent payments, "But there concerns about the cost of the program." Chief Brian Tooley estimated there are about 17 officers with mortgages who live in the dty. If 35 officers enrolled in the program See Incentive, Page 5A From sports writing to evening gowns — S h e lto n tak e s o v e r as 2002 M iss S e m in o le By Michelle Jerla Managing Editor don't always believe it It rarely comes to fruition. "And, lightning rarely strikes twice." The first runner-up has become an important player in the Miss Seminole County pageant In two of its three years, the pageant's original crown holder stepped down before competing her year­ long reign. "In a way, it has actually been a good thing," Boothe said. "It is an example of why the first runnerup should always be prepared." Martin, a student at the University of Central Florida, was given a choice of passing her organic chemistry class or spend­ ing five days in Miami for the Miss Horida pageant, Boothe said. "fler professor told the class if they missed one day, they would fail, which nude it impossible for One month after Shannon Shelton was selected first runnerup in the 2002 Miss Seminole County Scholarship pageant, she received an unexpected telephone caff Dr. Beverly Baird Boothe, exec­ utive director of Seminole's annu­ al pageant, informed Shelton that the reigning crown holder, Emily Martin, couldn't fulfill her obliga­ tions as Miss Seminole County. It was now the responsibility of the first runner-up to complete her duties. "It was St. Patrick's Day when ! received the call," Shelton said. "I was extremely surprised to hear the news. I have competed in pageants before, and I never imag­ ined something like this would happen. People say how impor­ tant the first ninner-up is, but you See Shelton, Page 5A Following a telephone call on St. Patrick's Day, Shannon Shelton became the 2002 Miss Seminole County. )) I 1 �t /. 2002 T he S eminole H exald Sem Sum in o l e m ary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY ter to render from Orlando nnkiln explained changes the ming next week, including the s of briefs to the Local & State the Clock is there's a lot more tVlI.L unsaid. As Paul Harvey likes to say, "Now, the rest of the story ... Franklin failed to mention an important change that threatens to substantially reduce local news coverage—the Saitintl is dropping its zoned edi­ tions. Till now, Volusia, Seminole, Osceola and other counties in the Sentinel's circulation area had sepa­ rate Local Sc State sections. While some stories appeared in all papers, the zoned editions gave the daily's bureaus a chance to highlight stories impor­ tant to that county on the front of the LAS section. .................................... By axing the zoned edi­ tions, all Orlando Sentinel Around the Clock readers will receive the same paper with the same stories. What does that mean for local readers? Less space to cram more news into. Instead of three or four local stories vying for front page space in the Seminole County L&S edi­ tion, all stories from all bureaus will be consid­ ered. by Dan Ping _ _ _ _ _ _ _ With a typical layout, section fronts can usually accommodate four to six stories. The rest get shoved inside and most likely cut to fit space. A Sanford or Lake Mary story that may have landed on the front page of Local Sc State in a zoned edi­ tion may now receive no coverage at all. Presumably, the reasoning behind the two "new" pages the Sentinel plans to add will be to sum up stories In two or three paragraphs that may have received a full bylined story in a zoned edition. In general, expect the daily's local news report­ ing to resemble it's high school football coverage: two or three of the big games receive coverage, one with a photograph; two or three others receive a few paragraphs; and scores from the others are crammed into the agate type on an inside page. Why are the zoned editions being cut? Obviously not for better local news coverage. Surprisingly, saving money is not the primary rea­ son for the change, which is an anomaly for a giant media corporation. The zoned editions are being dropped because the Sentinel has been swamped with complaints about poor delivery service. The daily has committed itself, try delivering every paper by 5JO a.m. Sentinel brass believed the logis­ tics of producing, printing and delivering several zoned editions made that goal impossible. Volusia County readers will receive the biggest benefit. Printing deadlines were so early for the Volusia edition most night-time sports events, especially those on the West Coast, weren't final, so sports enthusiasts had to get final scores from other news sources. Love hurts: Though "love" would hardly be the right word to describe Monday's Sanford City Commission meeting, Commissioner Whitey Eckstein did manage to mouth a few sweet noth­ ings during the contentious debate over the electri­ cal system the Downtown Business Association is tried to sell the city. Commissioner Randy Jones crossed swords with Downtown Diva Sara Jacobson several times, prompting Community Redevelopment Agency Chairman John Mercer to accuse the Jones and the commission of playing politics. Eckstein and the other commissioners disagreed. "Come on Sara, I love you like you love Randy," Eckstein said, breaking the tension with laughter, if only for a moment. Going Global: Though the company had announced plans to build a sizable headquarters at the Orlando Sanford International Airport, it looks like Global Construction isn't going to be building much of anything at all. Not sure of the ail the particulars, but 1 do know the bonding compa­ nies are covering the costs to finish some of the work Global was hired to do at OS1A. If you're looking for office space. Global's offices in the stylish building on Park Avenue between 2nd and 3rd Streets are available. The movers showed up Friday to move out Global's stuff, and the building owners arc looking for tenants. Got An I fens for Around th* Clock? V n d m e-mail to TheClocktNcnilno4«hcTAld.ro«n ot tall 4U7122-2*II. THUR|___ T h ed ty o f Sanford, in cooperation with th r Florida Yards and Neighborhoods, will be hosting a f m land■tear 6 to 9 pan. r, March 28, m the Sanford City Cammiaaion Chamber at City H all T h t Florida Yards and flyf*l run»la p i _ . ■ rc x lee r^eignoomocxu program is designed to help transform a yard into a beautiful Renowned speaker Teresa Watkins of FYAN will be presenting the seminar. Space is limited. Make reservations by calling 407330-5624. i j SAT On Saturday, March 30, at 9J0 a.m. the Easter I will visit Lee P. M oon F a n in Sanford. Afterward, a golden egg hunt will com­ mence. The event is free and is open to all children 12 years old and younger. For more Information, call the Sanford Recreation. Department at 407-330-5697. Xhaa Massage Parlor Bust Altamonte Springs police arrested Wilbert Serrano, 43, of Orlando Friday for deriving support from proceeds of prostitution and assignation to commit prostitution. After receiving an anony­ mous complaint about possible prostitu­ tion activity, Altamonte Springs police initiated an investigation into Personalized Entertainment located at 483 Montgomery Road. While making an appointment for a massage, an undtrrover agent reported the employ­ ee l u d k . i i U . x i U> h i m t l i . i l m i i i I t ’ a c t i v i t y a s well as masturbation was ayailable. An agent arranged for another mas­ sage appointment at a local motel Serrano escorted a female to the hotel and waited outside. Inside, police inter­ viewed the female and she agreed to help in the investigation by wearing a wire. The female left the room wearing the recording device and holding the S125 for the massage, in a vehicle parked in the hotel parking lot, she talked openly to Serrano about how the customer was an easy "job,” but she didn’t receive a tip. After being arrested, Serrano told police he was going to give the female $5(1 of the $125 since she did not get a tip. Indecent Exposure Florida Highway Trooper Victor Fuentes arrested M.mo Harvey, 20, of' Cocoa Sunday for indecent exposure. Harvey reportedly urinated in the Interstate 4 median. Eastbound traffic could clearly see the display, police reported. DUI • Seminole Deputy David Kuhn arrested Ixiuis Bmndige, 44, of Lake Mary Saturday for driving under the influence. Police stopped Urundige because of an inoperable passenger side headlight. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a bkxxl alcohol content of about .117. • Oviedo Officer W. Ck-liz arrested James Smith, 40, of Winter Springs Saturday for driving under die influence and possession of marijuana. Police stopped Smith for inoperable reverse lights. • Lnngwood Officer Lester Leosure arrested Loma Andrews, 36, of Lungwixxl Friday for driving under the influence causing pn>perty damage. She reportedly hit a street sign at Grant Mar Editorial Mcheta Jerla Display Advertising Jchn Coltman H a u te Lavender Cl*,titled Advertising Sanford Avenue Family Dollar; Bartheli allegedly made 12 fraudulent refunds over the past two months. The refunds totaled approximately $380. Street and Winding Oak Lane. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a bkxxl alcohol content of about .024. • Seminole Deputy Charles Albrecht arrested Justin Ostrthaler, 25, of Longwood Saturday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .074. ■ Seminole Deputy Roderick Starling arrested Renzo Camareno, 23, of Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood aiarhol content of about .151. • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested Willie McGill Jr., 23, of Sanford Sunday for driving under the influence, posses­ sion of marijuana, failure to obey a stop sign and driving with a suspended license. Suspended License Casseibeny police arrested Nathaniel Jones, 47, of Winter Springs Saturday for driving with a suspendedlicense. Jones was involved in a traffic accident in the Publix grocery store parking lot When police asked for his driver's license, he said he didn't have it but supplied a birth date and name. The information given was actually his son. Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor Seminole Deputy David Kohn arrest­ ed Charles Banner, 20, of Sanford Friday for contributing to the delinquency o a minor Banner reportedly took a 14-yearold girl to a Tropical Park Drive storage area and caused the girl to miss school. Banner was in a similar incident recently when Sanford police arrested him. They found him in a local motel room smok­ ing marijuana with two 15-year-olds. Marijuana Powmion • Seminole Deputy David Nagowski arrested Christopher Bruce, 22, of Longwood and Marshall Kimball, 21, of Altamonte Springs, Saturday for posses­ sion of marijuana. Police also arrested David Pearman, 21, of Altamonte Springs for possession of a controlled substance. The three were found in a group at the rear of the Spirits Bar and Grill located at 1146 State Road 436. The deputy became alert when he noticed Kimball throw a plastic baggy of mari­ juana to the ground. • Winter Springs Officer J, Rice arrest­ ed Alan Smith, 31, of Longwood Monday for possession of marijuana and drug parapltemalia. He was stopped for an inoperable tag light. Trafficking Cocaine The sheriff's office City /County Investigative Bureau executed a search warrant Friday at 2703 West Airport Boulevard. Agents arrested residents Alex Curtis, 29, and Lashunda Anderson, 26, for trafficking in cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia. Anderson was additionally charged with possession of marijuana. Agents seized approximately 320 grams of cocaine and more than $9,000 in cash. Larceny Sanford Officer Thomas Bemosky arrested Kakatc Bartheli, 24, of Sanford Friday for larceny. An employee of the Disorderly Conduct Seminole Deputy Steven Sosa arrest­ ed James Lee, 26, and Calvin Lee, 24, both of Sanford, Sunday for disorderly conduct and resisting officers. The two brothers were allegedly involved in a fight near the Southwes Soul Invest Road train tracks. Trespassing Sanford Officer Kenneth Trezise arrested Christopher Frazzetto, 24, of Sanford Sunday for trespassing. Robbery by Sudden Snatching Altamonte Springs Officer D. Archambault arrested Jose Marcano, 33, of Longwood and Kellie DLazeU, 32, of Winter Park Sunday for robbery by sud­ den snatching. The two allegedly snatched a woman's purse at the Altamonte Drive Albertson's grocery store. The Seminole Herald Dan Pint; Admlnfctratlon Betty Barmen Ted Walker Bill Egan I i m ft Cl— I Hr— ft— Brian Kramarcik r— ftc—ii Hi , . i Chary* Smith Wednesday. March 27, 2002 • Vol. 94, No. 63 Published every Wednesday and Saturday By Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave , Santord, FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-26 tl *Fax (407) 323-9408 Cl — — ft Mail Room Becky Rjbettt Rover* Devil Legal Advertising Patti Smith “Serving Seminole County Since IVOS” Production Ehrti Tyne*. JR lift—ftn e ftiin. Me.,— Don* Oietnch Chn* Patton Mai va Hawkins Dean Smith Tommy Vincent On Saturday, March 30, at 10 a.m., the d ty of Apopka will hold its 14th annual Easter Egg Hunt. The event is part of a yearlong celebra­ tion of Apopka's 120th birthday. Kids from diaipets Ited to pre-teen age to join in the hunt. The event at Kit Land Nelson Park will also feature an egg-coloring contest. On Saturday beginning at 10 a.m.. Community Alliance Church, located at 4815 E Lake Drive, in Winter Springs, will host a Community Easter Egg Hunt. The event Is for children in first to fifth grade. Kids in four different age groups can hunt for 3,200 eggs. The event will also include a moon walk, puppet show, prizes, candy, crafts and bal­ loons. Tykes will need to bring their own basket or bag. WED Seminole Spokes of Welcome Wagon Club will meet 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 10, in Maison k Jardin Restaurant in Altamonte Springs. Cost of the luncheon is $1650. The program, Grandma Admas, "Will You Teach Me To Read?" will be given by Jacqueline Egli, director of PACE Brantley School. Also, teas, brunches, and dinners in private homes will be auctioned for charity. Spokes is a social club dedicate to helping new­ comers become familiar with the Orlando area. For reservations or Infor­ mation, call Betsy at 407277-9033 or Carrie at 407* 323-2297. W e welcome and encourage your letters and com m ents. Alt letters must include your name, address and phone num ber to be published. Write to us: 300N. FrenchAvinui Sanford. 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M arch 27. 2002 P a g e 3 A Obituaries FRED ALLEN Fred "Marlou" Allen. 60, of Marshall Avenue, Sanford, died Tuesday, March 19,2000, In Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom March 23,1941, in Camilla, Ga., he moved to Central Florida 53 years ago. He was a construction worker. He was a member of Freewill Holiness Church in Apopka. Survivors include two daughters, Felicia Allen Morgan of Montgomery, Ala., and Latrice M. Alien of Detroit, Mich.; one stepdaughter, Lashaunte Gilley of Sanford; one stepson, Markis Gilley of Sanford; one brother, Wallace Allen of Rochester, N.Y.; four sisters, Rosalind Myers of Orlando, Olivia Allot of Rochester, N.Y., Monerita Jones of Sanford and Liza M. Irwin of Sanford; and 14 grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. FRANCES ANDERSON Frances Anderson, 83, of West Swoope Avenue, Winter Park, died Wednesday, March 20, 2002. Bom in Lakeland, she moved to Central Florida in 1931. She was a housekeeper. She was a member of Flowers Temple Church of God in Christ, Winter Park. Survivors include one son, Nathaniel Anderson of Fayetteville, N.C.; four daugh­ ters, Vivian Anderson, Serita Cyprian and Hope Gadson, all of Orlando, and Fclccia Fredricks of Jacksonville; one sister, Alma Oliver of Ormond Beach; 18 grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Golden's Funeral Home Inc., of Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. BARBARA R. BOURGET Barbara R. Bourget, 74. of West Church Avenue, Longwood, died Saturday, March 23,2002, in Florida Hospital-Orianda Bom Sept 8,1927, in Pawtucket, R.L, she resided in Central Florida for seven years. She was a homemaker. She was a member of the American Legion. She was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include two sons, Arthur C. Buteau of Winter Springs and Robert Buteau of Clermont; one brother, Raymond Sweet of Central Fall, R.I.; two sisters, Jean Carbone and Dorothy Garges, both of Orlando; seven grandchildren; and eight greatgrandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. JAMES EDWARD BROOKS JR. James Edward "Cock-Eyed Cowboy" Brooks Jr., 73, of Modac Trail, Maitland, died Friday, Match 22,2002, in his residence. Bom Aug. 4,1928, In Bisherville, S.C., he was a ranch foreman. Hewas a member of Union Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Prindlla Brooks of Oviedo; two sons, Mac Brooks of Oviedo and Willis Brooks of Orlando; three daughters, Alice Battle of Maitland, Katie HoUerman of Winter Springs and Helen Mims of Orlando; three brothers, Willis Brooks of Eatanville, Stephen Brooks of Oviedo and Joe L Brooks of Baltimore, Md.; 10 grandchildren; and 16 great grandchildren. Wilson-Ekheiberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. KATHRYN L CARPENTER Kathryn L. Carpenter, 78, of Urbana Avenue, Deltona, died Friday, March 22,2002. in Mariner Health Care of Orange City, DeBary. Bom in Wabash, Ind., she moved to Central Florida many yean ago. She was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include her husband of 56 yean, John Carpenter of Deltona; two brothers, Eugene ANNIE L. BROWN Annie L Brown, 82, of Bob Thomas Circle, Sanford, died Wednesday, March 20,2002, in Life Care Center of Altamonte Springs. Bom i^yg. 26,1919, Jo . Zubalon, Ga., she was a home­ maker. She was a member of Freewill Holiness Church of God. Survivors include her hus­ band, linzy Brown of Sanford; three sons, Otis Sanders of Sanford, David Sanders of Panama City and John T. Sanders of Zubalon, Ga.; two daughters, Bernice June and Sarah Lee Pringle, both of Sanford; one brother, O.L Love of Atlanta, Ga.; one sister, Erma Jones of Atlanta, Ga.; 13 grandchildren; 26 great grandchildren; and six great great grandchildren. Wilson-Ekheiberger Mortuary Inc, of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. Barrett of Winter Park and Bernard Barrett of Alexandria, Ind.; and three sistcra, Patricia Holderman of Bluffton, Ind., Nondu Thompson of Fort Wayne, Ind., and Josephine Spean of Munde, Ind. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. Lucerne Terrace of Orlando died Saturday, March 23,2001 Bom in Chattanooga, Tenn., she was a homemaker. She was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church. Survivors include a friend, Billie S. Ward of Orlando. Banfield Funeral Horn* of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. REBECCA A. JOHNSON Rebecca A. Johnson, 77, of Obituaries continued on Page 7A B r i s s o n FUNERAL H O M E S em in ole C o u n ty ’s M o st E xp erien ced F u n era l H om e janes W. McCoy, Jr. In Jfoving M em ory March n ,1 N l Match 27, WOO We couldn't gel justice for the senseless act that took your life. Only God and one other person knows the truth. Well always miss your carefree spirit, your winning smile and your charming ways. You will always be in Our beam and we know that You ire in God's loving arms. We love and miss you, y \ Yourfamily amdfrUnds to join usfor ri ft lB R U M H o * > .tto i,S iT * .lM lk a in v aa * rS U a i f We invite you |ji it> FULFILLINGYOURFUNERALANDCREMATION NEEDS LOCALLYANDWORLDWIDE 905 Laurel Ave., Sanford 9 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 13 1 a s' 1 1*1 It.’ Burial C rem ation T ran sp o rt O ut O f State $17M $«5* $»» We Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 EDWARD A. BOOTH Edward A. "Bill" Booth, 82, of Waterfall Circle, Deltona, died Sunday, March 24,2002, in Mariner Healthcare of DeLand. Bom in Sault Sainte Marie, Mich., (te nfqved Iq Central Florida -in 1985. He was ji retired superintendent for ...... General Motors tn Poptiac,, Mich, where ho worked for 34 ears. He was a member of yea Knights of Columbus Council No. 6584 of Deltona, third degree life member, and a member of St. Ann's Catholic Community Church. He enjoyed crafts, woodworking, art and gardening. 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More than 150 apprentices from around the nation competed in 11 trade areas at the Louisiana Super Dome. Brasher completed a 100-question exam and six-hour practical exercise for the medal. Apprentices were judged on accuracy, safety and speed. Brasher is in his fourth and final semester at Seminole Community College. He said he plans to stay at Wayne Automatic Sprinklers after complet­ ing his studies in fire sprinkler technology. Similar to many Olympians, his journey to die final event was a memorable and unusual trip. During die state level competition. Brasher narrow­ ly avoided a disaster- missing his own wedding. "1 was kind of cutting it dose," Brasher said about showing up for the wedding with only a cou­ ple minutes to spare after competing in the state event 'I f it wasn't for her, I wouldn't be there (national Olympics)," he said. "I told her I wasn't going to do it, but she told me I should." Also representing SCC during the New Orleans competition was Timothy Thompson of South Seminole Sheet Metal and Tom Mullendore of J.A. Croson Company of Florida. spotlights work-at-home moms Sanford City Manager Tony VanDerworp presents a certificate to Alice Bowers after she was named the city of Sanford’s Employee of the Month. Bowers is a recreation leader in the Parks and Recreation Department. Her supervisor. Jim Schaefer, said Bowers: ‘Foresees potential problems and wither solves them or informs her supervisor. She can always be counted on when a need arises, especially in an emergency. She’s always on the lookout for the best Interests of the recreation department and the city of Sanford. 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SA IN rO R D /SEM 1MOLE COUNTY C participate in each of the Orlando for the program and year-round, WAHMfest with information, web-based directory. Attendance business opportunities and is free. advice from those who have Orlando WAHMfest 2002 will "been there," according to Voiers. be held at the Holiday Inn Other expos are scheduled for Univcrsal,^5905 Kirkman Rd. Pensacola on April 6, from 10 Additional ^information and a.m. to 4 p.m.; Tallahassee on directions are available at April 8th from 4-9 and Tampa on www.wahmfest.orjr/fl/tndex.ht April 13th from 10-4. ml, by calling 256-232-9602; or by Sponsorship and advertising e-mailing AtHOfvJEwithStylc® opportunities are still available aoI.com. ♦ 27 Ring type* , l i R A ^ r ? Y< r R A IN D I N e u /j Tickets On The first Orlando WAHMfest, a unique Work-At Home-Moms Expo, will be held Tliesday, April 9. Parents who have chosen to intenupt their careers to care for their children, as well as those wanting to learn more about home-based employment, busi­ ness or volunteer opportunities, are Invited to attend the event, which will run from 4 pm . to 9 p.m. Many parents are meeting the challenges of career and family by finding creative ways to com­ bine the two, according to Susan Voiers, director of the event. While some opt for long-estab­ lished home-based opportunities such os Avon, Mary Kay or Pampered Chef, or ones like the newly launched Southern Living At HOME, others have started their own consulting or free-lance businesses in areas like market­ ing support, public relations, ’ graphic design, and Web site development, all of which can be a ccom p lished in a h o m e office with a computer and modem. Others are seeking telecommut­ ing arrangements. "The term 'stay-at-home-mom' is being redefined," said Marybcth Henry, the national director of WAHMfest, which she launched 4 years ago in Virginia. "WAHMfest is an enormous resource for companies that want to hire highly motivated, profes­ sional workers, but don't neces­ sarily need a 9-to-5 presence at the office," she said. Around thirty exhibitors will ^■ ■ aM B E K 9 Free Delivery Sanford..................... (407) 328-8385 Autforta*dagv«of Harald photo by Tommy Vlrtcanl Th e Sanlord Cham ber of Com m erce announced a "Pum p U p the Volume* program designed to increase expo­ sure for the Cham ber and raise money. Th e centerpiece of the program Is a $5 per ticket drawing for a custom built home. Th e structure will be approximately 2.292 square feet with a 455-loot garage. It will be constructed on the winning ticket-holders approved lot anywhere In Seminole County. Construction must start within 60 days ol the drawing which is Dec. I t . Donations ol products and tabor will be used to building the home. Som e ol the money raised will go to the Cham ber and a portion will go to groups such as the Boy Scouts and others who help sell the tickets. Most ol the money will be contributed to other established organizations like the Central Florida Zoo to help establish more public and charitable events. Ticket sales begin in mid-April For more Information, call 407-322-2212. iceiLULAR^ Casselberry.............. (407) 830-8001 Orange City. (40 7) 386-774-0469 Orlando......................(4 0 7 )8 3 0 -8 0 0 1 V ^ r * i n r* * 1 1 1 1N y U I d I w ,M l,M �T hk Seminole H ekald Wednesday March 27,2002 rage BA I n c e n t i v e ----------- Pancake feast Continued from Page 1A with an average mortgage of $600 per month, the city’s 20 percent contribution would cost $50,400 annually. Besides costs, Lessard said there are other issues to be addressed. He said officers would only be allowed to enroll owe, and the program would apply only to first mort­ gagee, not second or third mort­ gages. In addition, refinancing to expand the home, add amenities or finance vacations or other property purchases would not qualify. Commissioners Whltey Eckstein and Velma Williams wondered if the plan would prevent officers would duster in one area. "1 do have a concern about incentives to live in areas where officers might not normally live," Williams said. Lessard said Sanford provides a variety of housing options for homeowners. "I don't think all the officers are going to live just in Mayfair or Pinecrest or Goldsboro," Lessard said. "There are different salary levels within the department and the each officer will buy into a neighborhood based upon his household Income. I think eventu­ ally every piece of housing stock will benefit" Commissioner Art Woodruff said he was hesitant about commit­ ting future dty commissions to what could be a burdensome expense. He suggested limiting the program to allow the dty to dedde in five or 10 yean whether to con­ tinue. "I’m not opposed to that," Lessard said. "Statistics show homeowners move about every 72 yean." Lessard must not work with dty attorney Bill Colbert, the finance director Donna Watt and Iboley to nail down specifics for the incen­ tive program. Lessard b expected to bring a final version of tiw pro­ posal back to the commission in early May. *«■ 1A Johnson said. Metro Plan estimates that an additional $11 to $12 million a year in transportation monies will come to Central Florida as a result of the new legislation that awaits the governor's approval. Van Der Wride said with an improving economy and tourism industry the monies returned to Central Florida would only get larger. "When you think about the major players, such as^he Sanford airport, there's a lot of rental cars that come out of there," Van Der Wekiesaid. To earn the Florida Department of Transportation's support for the bill, reallocation of the rental car surcharge will not start for five years, said Johnson. The five-year delay will avoid "pulling the rug the rug o u r of prior FDOT com­ mitments, he said. Also included In the bill is a pro­ posal to delay a $15 million loan repayment for Orlando Sanford International Airport The loan is due this August but the bill would push payment back until September 2008. The loan was used to build the international terminal. The delay would prevent the airport from going out and borrowing money, said airport President and CEO Larry Dale. "It's a good deal for us," he said. "It establishes some breathing room for us." Originally, airport officials the loan could be trans­ ferred into a state grant. At the "eleventh hour" of the state leg­ islative session last year, FDOT officials informed the airport that the legislature would have to act on the matter, Dale said. By the time notice came, it was too late for the session. The proposed delay will also push back the payment for when other loan payments are due. A long-term reserve established by the airport will help meet the loan repayments, Dale said. "The motivation was to moke better for the dty, to do things for Sanford," iferheimer added. "The money is not for us to take a vaca­ tion. We're not trying to take money for ourselves. We want the money to do more things for Sanford." Commissioner Art Woodruff said the issue about donations should be moot He argued that DBA took on the task of installing electrical fixtures as part of the Christmas Festival ana should be compensated. " I was never under the Impres­ sion DBA had purchased any- "I have begged and pleaded for 30 years to get lights in down­ town," Mercer said. "1 don't understand why with a $6 million budget you can't spend $25,000 for lights." "Are we being pragmatic?" Commissioner VVnitey Eckstein asked. "Is it good for the dty to buy these lights?" "What's the major issue here? Do we need lights in the dty? Whether Sara's (Jacobson) the biggest crook in the world is not the issue," Eckstein said, later clarifying that he was not imply- was a stealing. lowever, Commissioner Randy Jones and Velma Williams along with Mayor Brady Lessard voiced concern that DBA had not been forthcoming with informa­ tion. . "We ask questions and don’t get answers," Jones said. "Then we get accused of playing politics when we got out ana try to get those answers.'" • • Woodruff offered a compro. mlse that would have paid DBA* $15,000 not for the electrical sys­ tem, but for event planning. All events would have to be cleared through the dty. In return, the dty would collect eoaemenf agree­ ment from property owners and DBA would grant the dty use of the electrical system. Eckstein sec­ onded the motion "We can't do It for $15,000," Jacobson said, at which point Eckstein withdrew his second and the motion died. The dty may ultimately pur­ chase the lights, but not through the general fund tax money. John Mercer, chairman of the Downtown Community Redevelopment Agency blasted commissioners for failing to approve the purchase and vowed to push the measure through the CRA board. time soon. Other merger obstacles indude rank structure, pension and retire­ ment plans, said Deputy County Manager Rob Frank. "I don't think any of It's going to be a deal killer," he said. "People are just going to have dif­ ferent ideas." County and dty officials will work out the details and present both commissions, county and dty, with the finalized interlocal agreement in about 60 days, Frank said. The merger b proposed for O ct 1. The addition of the dty fire department resources will be a plus for the county fire depart­ m ent said Terry Schenk, county fire chief. The dty fire department consists of four fire stations and about 70 employees. "That's about one-third of the size of our department right now," Schenk said. writer until my Dad encouraged me to combine the two." Although M bs Seminole County b Shelton's first pageant title, sne isn't new to the scholar­ ship circuit. While in high school, she participated in local evenb and later in the Mbs Michigan system. Some contestants take pageant competition very seriously. 5helton believes in giving 100 per­ cent, but she also thinks scholar­ ship events are a time to relax and have fun. "Participating in pageants — it's the alternate side o f me," she said. "Pageants have helped me in self-confidence, which has Ipcd me in life. "Plus, it gives me a chance to dress up." It's an attitude she b taking with her when she heads to Miami for the Miss Florida pageant With more than 40 other contestants vying for the title, Shelton's strategy b to be pre­ pared and have fun. "I am not going in expecting to win," she said. "I am just thrilled about the opportunity. I'm 24, so thb will be my last chance to com­ pete." With a sports writer's mind, Shelton compares being a contes­ tant in the Mbs Florida pageant to a college basketball team. "I feel like a team who went to the NCAA tournament on an atlarge bid," she said. "I plan to ve 100 percent. And, 1 will be ippy to be there." No matter the outcome in Miami, Shelton b focused on pro­ moting her platform, "Building Healthy Lifestyles," within Seminole County during the next year. "The good thing about the Mbs Seminole pageant b that you can make as much of it or as little of it as you want," she said. "Some see it only as a stepping stone to the Mbs Florida pageant. I plan to use it as a way to pro­ mote healthy lifestyles and sports and fitness within the communi­ ty." Anyone interested in contact­ ing Shelton in regard to public speaking or a community event can cal) Beverly Baird Boothe at 407-321-3576. Ctyda Long, left, and Dr. Russall Shaw cook pancakes Saturday during tha 38th annual Klwanla Pancake Day, which was held In tha Sanford Civic Cantar. Tha breakfait included pan­ cakes, sausage, cof­ fee, milk and orange drink. Funds raisad during tha event go back into community projects. Hundreds of people enjoyed the meal during the ■lx hours msmbera of the organization flipped pancake* and aervtd coffee. L ig h t? Coatianod from Pag* 1A out because they were in a bind," ) Hubler said./I put my job on the line by donating that much man­ power" f ' Hubler said If the dty gave DBA $25,000 for the electrical sys­ tem, Sanford Electric would ask to '^c reimbursed for $9,375 In overtime hours the company donated. "We.had no clue that it wasn't already yours," Hubler said. "To the city $25,000 may be a drop in the bucket, but to a small business ' like ours, $ 10,000 is a lot of • money." 1 j i Tom Winterhcimer, a member of the board for DBA; Bifid there1 ( was no misrepresentation about who the services were being donated to. "I by no means indicated I was with the city of Sanford," Winterhcimer said. Winterhcimer noted that while Hubler may have misunderstood who the beneficiary was, DBA should receive some compensa­ tion from the dty because it was DBA volunteers who soiidted the donations and put in their own time to install many of the deco­ rations. "It took time and energy to get people to volunteer," Winterhcimer said. all along that they sOUdttt?dotSbons for the electrical system." "We are killing ourselves to make this as hard as possible and as ugly as possible," Woodruff said. "If we look at this as just a purchase, we are ignoring a lot of G r a c e F e llo w s h ip C o n g r e g a t io n a l C h u r c h 2 4 0 1 S o u th P a r k A v e n u e S a n fo rd , F lo r id a 3 2 771 ( 4 0 7 ) 3 3 2 -4 5 8 4 Restoring Balance R ev. L u rry Health, Fitness, and Wellness Le o n a rd G O O D F R ID A Y M a rc h 2 9 th B l a c k w o o d C io a p e l Q u a r t e t M U N Iim iW TUa Llf(ityl«/Wilgtit-Loti-Minagimant/Wallnan Clan and Gtt a Fitnita Clau with ■Personal Triintr lor $5.00 fit* Consultation Small Start up tea 7 :0 0 C A S T E R S u n d a y (S c h C h i l d r e n ’s E o P M SU N D A Y o o l- . 9 130 » m u te r E g g H u n t nan Rag. IHS-04678 407-323-0278 M erger Continued from Page IA McLain said. "Otherwise, it's a great plan, and I’m very support­ ive of it" A study outlining the costs asso­ ciated with the potential merger estimates the total savings for the county and dty to be $9.6 million. Savings could even be higher, according to Henley. He said the majority of the city's equipment is relatively new and probably wouldn't need to be replaced any­ S h e l t o n -------------Continued from Page 1A her to take a five-day trip," Boothe said. "You have to make academic choices. It was an understandable decision to make." It was a decision that didn't discourage the pageant director. Boothe knows runner-up doesn't mean second best, and she b pleased with the new Miss Seminole County. "All of the ladies in the pageant are extremely talented," Boothe said. "It always comes down to just a few points and b a very close competition. "Shannon was the favorite of a lot of people in the audience dur­ ing the night of the pageant," she said. "She epitomises the achieve­ ment of a successful young lady." Shelton b a graduate of Michigan State Llniversity and holds a master's degree in jour­ nalism from Northwestern University. She currently b a sports writer for the OrlaitJo SmtineL "I always wanted to be a jour­ nalist, and I was always a huge sports fan," Shelton said. "But, 1 never thought I'd be a sports I E Noi valid with ony other oiler. Some ltylei are excluded due to mant lecturer's limitation*. Styles and colors may vary by location. RACK R O O M SH O ES T he Big B ra n d s I T he Big S a v tn g sl Visit us at w w w .rockroom shoes.com Sale Start* Thursday Seminole Towne Center 407-323-7411 Altamonte Mall 407-767-7044 Jm �• J • a . 6 A Wednesday. March 27. 2002 T hk SnuNout Mxbald S to r y o f te e n -a g e r ’ a c c id e n t s t ill e x e r ts p o w e r fu l m e s s a g e DEAR'A^BX: A senior girl at teen who was killed in a car acci­ my school was tragically killed in dent, and he was only 17.1am a o r accident over ............. .............. only 17and so was the Super Bowl weekend. girl who died. 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I heard the deafen­ ing crash and felt a terrible jolt Glass and steel flew everywhere. My whole body seemed to be turning inside ouL I heard myself scream. Suddenly 1awakened; It was very quiet A police officer was standing over me. Then I saw a doctor. My body was mangled. I was saturated with blood. Pieces of jagged glass were sticking out all over. Strange that 1 couldn't feel anything. Hey, don't puD that sheet over my head! I canj be dead. I'm only 17. I’ve gpt a date tonight I'm PLEASE GOD, rM ONLY 17 The day I died was an ordinary school day. How I wish I had taken the dus . But I was too cool for the bus. I remember how I wheedled the car out of Mom. "Special favor," I pleaded. "All the kids drive." When the 250 bell rang, I threw all my books in the locker. I was free until 8:40 tomorrow morning! I ran to the parking lot, excited at the thought of driving a car and being my own boss. Free! It doesn't matter how the acci­ dent happened. I was goofing off — going too fast — taking crazy supposed to grow up and have a wonderful lire. I haven't lived yet I can't be dead! Later I was placed in a drawer. My folks had to identify me. Why did they have to see me like this? Why did 1 have to look at Mom's eyes when she faced the most ter­ rible ordeal of her life? Dad sud­ denly looked tike an old man. He told tiv* man in charge, "Yes, he is my son." The funeral was a weird experi­ ence. I saw ail my relatives and friends walk toward the casket. They passed by, one by one, and looked at me with the saddest eyes I've ever seen. Some of my buddies were crying A few of the girls touched my hand and sobbed as they walked away. Please — somebody— wake me up! Get me out of here! I can't bear to see my mom and dad so broken up. My grandparents are so racked with grief they can hardly walk. My brothers and sis­ ters are like zombies. They move like robots. In a daze, everybody. No one can believe this. And I can't believe it, either. Please don't bury me! I'm not deadl 1 have a lot oif living to do! I want to laugh and run again. 1 want to sing and dance. Please don't put me In the ground. I promtse if you give me one more chance, God, III be the most care­ ful driver In the whole world. AH I want is one more chance! Please, God, Tm only 171 o nuNtvDtsAL ru ss syndkah Your guide to this winters coolest hot spots. B u z z a r d ’s R o o s t E v e n t s S c h e d u le d The Buzzard's Roost is located at 2921 S. voice and is a whole lot of fun. We have Orlando Drive, Suite 200 in Sanford Plaza, approximately 4,000 karaoke songs to choose Sanford. The new owner is Vickie Bebout. from. 1 am sure there is something that will She has a wide range of events scheduled. appeal to everyone. The Tuf Luck band is scheduled to appear We will continue to have the blind draw regularly on Fridays and Saturdays. 1 could dart tournament on Tuesdays prior lo tell this group of artists has spent many karaoke. Everyone wems to love darts in this hours in practice as it shows in their per­ area. In fact, one of my customers gave my formance. When I first heard them play, I husband and I a lesson a few weeks ago. was amazed at how they click with each And, we now have the dart fever. It is terrif­ other. They play a majority of modem coun­ ic Also, 1 plan to Set up regular pool tourna­ try with a mix of classic country and old time ments with the new pool tables and acces­ rock and roll while adding a short comedy sories being delivered this week. Pool is a skit in between songs. The first weekend very strategic game to play. It is as enjoyable they performed, the crowd went wild. It was to watch as it is to participate. almost as if we were in the middle of a major The hours of operation arc 12 noon lo 2 concert. 1 predict this band will go far in their am. The karaoke and ladies and mens night career, i am just thankful that we had the events will finish early enough to prevent opportunity to book them before they get too anyone from having too much trouble get­ trig to afford here In Sanford. They arc truly ting up for work the next day. Also, you can awesome. As a special treat lo our customers, now choose from a wide variety of liquor there will be no cover when the band plays. rather than be limited to beer and wine. Karaoke is scheduled every Tuesday and There will be creative drink specials daily Thursday nighj with Jason. Tuesday nights ‘-from thetim e we are open until the time we will be regular k araolf. 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S A N D W IC H A N D S O F R E N C H F R I E S ................. d l ■ 2101 S. French Ave., Sanford, FL 3 9 3 1 8. Orlando O r, S uite 300 *lon - Thun ttam ■930pm •Fn lo Sun Ham IOpm 1 DAILY HO U R S; &.AIVLtP 3 PM E V E R Y S A T . A T 9 : 0 0 P .M . L U N c T t T i u F H E T . T s S -l O K I D S U n d e r 1 2 ..,$ 3 .0 9 D IN N E R B U F F E T ..* 7 .0 9 K I D S U n c lo r 1 2 .. $ 4 . 0 9 K ID S U N D E R 3 E A T FR E E LUNCH BUFFET (up rci a PtopiE) G o ld e n L a m b R e s t a u r a n t (f Under N ew Ownership • B e e r A W ine Available " T r y O u r D e lic io u s H o m e C o o k in g Q Q n 7 �I Wednesday. M arch 2 7 .3W B Obituaries BLANCHE SIMMONS FRANCIS Blanche Simmons Francis, 87, of West 10th Street, Sanford, died Saturday, March 23,2002, In Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom O c t 16,1914, in Sanford, she w u a homemak­ er. She was a member of Allen A M JL Church, the Stewardess Board, Choir II and the Missionary Society. Survivors include one son, Nathaniel Clark of Rochester, N.Y.; one daughter, Dorothy Murray of Sanford; one sister, Ruby Lee White of Sanford; one nephew, Victor J. Clark of Yonkers, New York; one niece, Suzzette Hughes of Rochester, N.Y.; two grandchildren; and five great grandchildren. Wilson-tlchelberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. ARTHUR W. UNDSLEY Arthur W. Lindstey, 94, of Kentia Road, Casselberry, died Sunday, March 24,2002, in Island Lake Center, Longwood. Bom April 27,1907, in Morrowville, Kan, he resided in Central Florida since 1962. He was a retired owner/operator. He was a member off Prairie Lake Baptist Church. He was a 32nd Mason. Survivors include one son, Cecil G. Lindsley of Longwood; two stepsons, John Wiliams of Oklahoma and Duane Wiliams of Arizona; three stepdaughters, AnnJta Allison and Mary Cue, both of Enid, OUa., and Gail Temple of Indianwells, Okla.; one sister, Elsie Ruess of Enid, Okla.; 13 grandchildren; and 12 great grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. ISMAEL GONZALEZ Ismael Gonzalez, 86, of Blythville Avenue, Deltona, died Sunday, March 24, 2002, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom In Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, he moved to Central Florida from Branch, N.Y., In 1981. He w as a retired book­ keeper/ purchasing agent for the city of New York. He served in the UJ>. Army dur­ ing World War II. He was a member of Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana ad enjoyed reading the Bible and religious books. Survivors include his wife of 49 years. Carmen Gonzalez; two sons, Ismael Jr., of Fort Mill, S.C., and Edwin of Los Angeles, Calif.; one daughter, Lillian Gonzalez of Boston, Mass.; and six grandchildren. Batdauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. VANNIE MILLER Vannie Miller, 85, of Dolarway Street, Sanford, died Wednesday, March 20,2002, in Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center of Sanford. Bom Dec. 16,1916, in Sandersville, Ga., she moved to Central Florida in 1938. She was a member of S i Matthews Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford. Survivors include her hus­ band, Chester Miller of Sanford; two sons, G eo Howard of Rochester, N.Y., and Bobby Lewis Thomas of Wilmington, Dela.; one daughter, Julia Pearl Howard of Sanford; two sisters, Annie Laura Moore of Heightstown, N.J., and Julia Pelote of Rincon, Ga.; four grandchildren; five great grand­ children; and 10 great great grind children. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. Sanford, died Sunday March 24, 2002. Bom July 7,1909, In Anaaa>, Puerto Rico, he moved to Sanford in 1975. He was a retired carpenter. Survivoci Inaucfe three grandchildren. EktoaonFtmsalHometoki charge of arrangements. ROBERT M. ROMAN Robert M. Roman, 74, of North Amelia, DeLand, died Friday, March 22,2002. Bom in Miami, he was a life- Discover**. a w o n d e r fu l w o r ld o f s h o e s New Spring Colors Coming In Each Day designer with Lamar Dean Co. H e was a member of LattenDay Saints, DeLand. and the VFW, DeBaty Survivors include one son, Robert L Roman of PrintsviBe, Ky, one brother; Thomas E Roman of Gewston; and two sis­ ters, Frances Lairo of DeLand and Deborah Chapin of Ormond Selected Shoe Sale up to 75% Olf 208 E. FIRSTS!, SANfOM 487-322-8284 1 —.A . DeaoL Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange G ty toin charge of arrangements. F R E E R H A M E a s t e r hursday • Friday • Saturday T ropical Peace Lily com m on indoor plant Spathlphyllum is also called cate over-feeding or excessive Peace Lily, white anthurium, accumulation ofsalts, repot and even white sails. plants showing this symptom. Tropical in origin, and Another problem of high laited to the caladium, re la levels of nutrients is that eleplhant ears and the It may induce vegetative anthlurium, this plant is growth and reduce the used in central Florida number of blooms. mainly as an indoor Some plants can recov­ plant It can grow in the er well from freeze damshade outside If protect­ but may delay looming the follow ed from low tempera­ following season. tures. The white flowers Ferrer ate very striking and •••Use contrast very well w ith . the dark-gram color of It is an excellent interi­ or plant but in protected areas it the leaves. can be planted outside in the The Plant shade, below ornamental trees or shrubs. An evergreen perennial herb with clumping habit of growth and no above ground stems, the Species In Florida, two species of leaves grow from the soil up to 5 feet tall. Leaves are simple, nar­ Spathlphyllum are planted, S. wallisii (Peace lily) and S. florirow blades about one foot long bundum (Snowflower). They are and 05 foot wide, with a sharp easily separated by the fact that end, leathery, glossy dark green In the first specie, the bract with depressed venation which gives the leaf blade a corrugated curves inward and is somewhat larger and In the second, the look. The petioles are as long as the bract curves backward. leaf blade. Flowers are small, Varieties bisexual, inconspicuous, arranged densely on the inflo­ There are very ery many varieties, rescence called spadix. This most of them of unknown ori­ structure is covered on the side gin, differing in plant and flower by a large modified leaf or bract, size. The best know varieties are which is white or cream, and Deneve, Leprechaun, Linda, Lynise, Petite, Sensation, gives the appearance of being a Starlight, Supreme, Symphony, single flower. This structure is Tasson, Viscount, and Viscount borne on a large peduncle that above the leaves. The Prima. The variety 'Domino' is t is a dry berry-like fruit the only variegated patented variety available on the market It was chosen one of the Florida Culture plants of the year in 2001. S. This plant requires a wellfloribundum varieties Mauna drained fertile soil, rich in Loa and Mauna Loa Supreme organic matter such as compost. are said to be highly fragrant Light requirements vary from deep to partial shade but never Pests and Diseases placed under direct sunlight. Mites, scales and mealybugs Evapotranspiration is heavy and are common pests of this plant lants most be watered regularCylindrocladium root rot is a r, the leaves should also be water-sprayed regularly to keep very destructive disease, one of the plants healthy. Water several the first symptoms observed is yellowing of lower leaves, some­ times a week during summer times accompanied by slight but less so during the winter. wilting. Other diseases are The plants have a dormant sea­ Erwinia blight, Phytophthora son in winter and can tolerate blight, Myrothedum leaf spot, better dryness on the environ­ southern blight and Dashecn ment. mosaic virus. In spring, the plants may be repotted, and propagated by Ai f a r m la Samlnola County Urban division of clumps at that time. HorUcuMurial Inqolrias may ba ebacted to him at Via CooparatWa Extension tarries, Use a slow-release fertilizer to 250 W. County Homo Road, Sanford, F t maintain a good level of nutri­ 27773 or phono M 5 SSJI AS Samlnola ents around the plant root with­ County CoopsraUvo Extension sorvtcaa out accumulating high doses of am opan to all rsgardOss of rat asm, handicap or national origin. salts. Brown leaf tips may indi- 1worn# I n totI1■ ■ ------- da*__ __ *oarm 90 D ay* ta m o a s Cash* J u s t S a y C h a r s # It* . Dinatta Package include*; leg table featuring a butterfly leaf with four bowbeck side chairs. TV m m Customer assembly required. Win* Chafe I Pe Pitta • Jede Green • Mauve • Concord Blue This beautiful petto group is especially made to suit your outdoor needs.Perfect tor outdoor barbecues end poof parties. Welch your whole family convene under this durable table and enjoy the spring air. Group Includes: • Glass Top Table • Umbrella • 4 Folding Padded Chairs. Outdoor Oas Cookor Ratac* Floor Customer assembly required. $ Q O Farmers Furniture Appliances •Electronics •Bedding Your hometown store. Since 1949. 2440 S. French Ave., Sanford 407-323-2132 Hours; Mon.-Fri. 9-7, SaL 9-5, Closed Sunday L �V !*»«* 8A Wednesday. March 27.2009 T m SUONOU H ould First Presbyterian Church of Sanford W e s tv ie w B a p t is t C hurch "In the Heart o f H istoric Dow ntown * 4100 Paola Road (4 6 A ) • Sanford (H .E . Thomas Jr. Parkw ay) Sm H n Rev. Bruce B. Scott - Pastor Easter Sunday, March 31 Service 6:30 u n . Bitnklbt Holy W eek Schedule & E aster C alendar o f E vents 7:45 m s . Holy Week - Passion Week: March 24-31 lin t Cekbration Worship Serrke 9:40 u n . Second Celebration Worship Service 10:15a jn . I ilm Sunday • March 24 - 10:00 am . Worship Services Special Muaic and Palms Parade by our children - Bell Choir P Nunery tnd children will be provided for in the 10:13 service. Both worship services will be the time. Bill W. Caftan, Interim Pastor k Jb u n d y Thursday • March 28 - Re-enact* lrljn e n t of Leonardo da Vlnd’a LAST SUPPER with communion and apedal muaic, 7:00 p.m. in Fellowship Center. (447)3234523 PIONEER IIST CHURCH ood Friday - March 29 • Schools closed 12-3:00 p.m.. The time when Christ waa on the cross. Sanctuary open for quiet medita­ tion with directed inspirational readings svtilabe at door for everyone. G ^ — (Art Independent Fellowship) „ N o w meeting at the c o m e r o f W ilb u r Avenue and C o u n try C lu b Road, Lake M ary aster Sunday * March 31 - 10:00 a.m. Worship Service. Rise and shine - Jesus is Alive. Special music and instruments. Flowered Cross E Carlton P. Scarborough, Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 1040 u l | Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study 10:30 ax 301S. Oak Ave. 407-322-2662 A n Independent group preaching the On the comer of 4th and Park Ave., 3rd ft Oak Ave. Sanford old-time Wesleyan message. For Information call RandaH Priest, 407-322-1390 S i Peter's Episcopal Church Share the Joy and Love o f Jesus Christ P A L M S U N D A Y . March 14 Eucharist Service, Sam A 10 am MAUNDY IH1USPAV. March I t 6.00 pm Seder Meal T OO pm Foot W u h in f A Euchariu Service GOOD raiDAV Mart* T9 N un • Suriona jf the Cnni 7.00 pm - Good Hriday Service H O L Y S A T U R D A Y . M A R C H 30 S on am Worship Service Ike final Vfcttatfartrr HOLY C R O S S EPISCO PA L CHURCH FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Park Ave. ft 4th St., Sanford PASTOR JIM BRADSHAW Comer o f 5lh and Park Avenue, Sanford 407-322*4611 407-J12-4J7I 1 2 9 th A n n iversa ry Year MAUftDYTHl)HsbAY - MARCH 29th 7:30 p.m. •Maunday Thursday Liturgy A Holy Eucharist GOOD FRIDAY - March 29th 7.00 pm •Eucharid Service E A S T E R S U N D A Y . M a rrh 31 12 - 3:00 p m Way of tha Cross 7:30 p.m. Good Friday Liturgy 6:00 am * 8 00 am • 10:00 am EASTER DAY •March 31st Fr. Charles L Holt, Rector 10:00 a m •Festival Celebration of the Holy Eucharist 700 Rinehart RcL, Lake Mary • 407-444-5673 G r a c e U n it e d M e t h o d is t C h u r c h 490 N. Country Club Rd., Lake M ary 407-322-1472 Rev. Stephen Binkley www.graceumciakamary.com EASTER EQO HUNT March 24,12:30 pm ££ Join us on our t land fo r on unique _ OlTMOR LakkSIde EunttoiY Samra FELLOWSHIP erfn txpttlmet tflal telff ft any t tjoux Cift! E A S TE R SUN DAY S E R V IC E 10:45 AM W O R S H IP P IN G T O G E T H E R : G ra c e U M C , First U M C , Trinity U M C , Lakeside Fellowship U M C . C h rist U M C Maundy Thursday First U M C , Sanford, 6 pm Good Friday Christ U M C , noon & 7 1 M arkham W oods Presbyterian C h u rc h ‘Jesus andHis Disciple*’ a dramatic presentation ■Leonardo DaVinci'sfamous painting comes to life Advanced tickets only M arch 20th - B abysittin g p ro vide d M arch 2 1 ,22, 23 - 8:00 pm P-ALM-SUNDAY. MAHCH14 Sunday School 9 00 am Mommg Worth*) 9 00 am 4 tB 3 0 »m spacul Muttc by th« CMdren’t Choir 1 0 :0 0 a .m OrarvqeBlvJ. &WmjikleDr.j Lots Forvsl /Heallr row • «JI 407-3306560 Came and WawAifi Cooler Sunday, at QenUal jj Slaptidt efuvtch H O ffW E K 8:25 & 10:55 a.m. Cholr/Children Celebration March 28th •Maundy Thursday Agape Service 6 p.m. Sponsored by First. Grace, Christ Trinity and Lakeside Fellowship United Methodist Churches March 29th - Good Friday Services: 12 Noon and 7 pm Christ United Methodist Church 408 Tucker Dr, off Hwy 427 between Lake Mary Btvd. & 17-92, Lake Mary Sponsored by First, Grace, Christ Trinity, and Lakeside Fellowship United Methodist Churches Child Care Provided at all Services Email: FUMCSanford@my excel.com 1 30 pm - S IS pm with tpuoal m ote E a s te r S u n rise S e rv ic e s March 31 2002 • 7:00 AM Come remember your loved one In prayer as we celebrate the Resurrection of the Lord Otb&Awn Rkrk M eundv T h u rs d ay. M arch 28 and Tw w Ct m Communion Some* 7J O pm S p K U l Mu m by V i, Chancrt Choir All Faiths Memorial Park 1390 Park A ve . • Casselberry 407-331-1910 Saturday. March 30 Ctvkfran s Latter Egg Hunt Id - It M a m Survtu Sarvica 7 00 am U om ng worth*) S w v m a BOO am 4 It 00 am 8:30 am W orship Service 9:45 am Bible Study for all 11:00 am W orship Service Matk by I n Ckancal Ckrtr. duactl Bans t I m i Qaarttl Rev. Charia* ft Jones, preaching Rev. Jim m y Dale Patterson, Pastor E A S T E R SU N D A Y . M A R C H 31 Sunday School for an ages at 9 0 0 A M . Nursery w il be provided for an H oly W eek Services (407) 333-2030 Phone: (407) 322-2914 First Baptist Church • Sanford Easter Sunday, March 31 6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service a Joint worship service at tha lakafrorrt celebrated b y the downtown Baptist. Episcopalian, M ethods! / and Presbyterian churches Baldw in-Fairchild Cemeteries ]d Funeral Homes V 9:15 a.m. Bible Slue for all ages 10:30 a.m. Worship 1 Celebrating Christ** Resurrection with praise music and Bibjlcal teaching Evening Service An at-home time for family First Baptist is located at 519 South Park Avenue Contact us aL Office 407-322-5322 Into Line 407-321-9351 • Youth 407-322-5322 www.lbcsanford.org • fbcsantordOhotmail.com St. A lbans A nglican C athedral H —— U 5000 State Road 46A • Sanford 407-322-4263 March 25-29 at March 31st - Easter Sunday 6:00 am Community Sunrise Service Lake Monroe Flagpole 8:25 & 10:55 am Easter Worship Services CEMETERY Services each avenlng Mondav-Qood Friday ia d tv t, March 24th •Palm Sunday U IJ S U IU 1 4 C J f or Inlcrmalion ^debate Traditional Episcopal HOLY WEEK March 28 - 31 MAUNDY THRUSDAY Holy Communion 7:00 a.m. Morning Prayer 8:45 am. Chrism Mass 12:00 p.m. Solemn High Mass (incense) 7:30 p.m. The Watch til midnight 9:00 p.m. GOOD FRIDAY Morning Prayer 8:45 am. Mavs of the Prc-sanctified 10.00 a.m. 3 Hour Meditation 12-3:00 p.m. Confessions 3-1:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross 6:00 p.m. Tcnebrac 7:00 p.m. EASTER EVE Confessions Easter Vigil 2:30-3:15 p.m. 4:00 p.m. EASTER SUNDAY Sung Eucharist 8:00 am. Solemn High Mass (incense) 10:00 am. 3348 W. SR 426 (Aloma Ave.) (1/4 Mile off Greenway SR 417 going East) Oviedo, Florida 407-657-2376 1921f Book o f Common Prayer �I T i l l ; S f .m i n o L k l l K K A M ) I n s id e : S e c t io n B Wednesday March 27, 2002 Game bird permits on line now OCALA — What do ducks, geese, coots, com­ mon moorhens, rails, snipe, woodcocks, mourning doves and white-winged doves have in common? They are all migratory game hinds, and hunters must possess a free Migratory Bird Permit before taking to the field to pursue them. The permit is free and available on the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Web site at www.fioridaconservation.or 8Intemet users can just visit the site, click on "per­ mits'* and scroll down to the bottom of the page. Permits also are available at county tax collectors' offices and their subagents throughout the state. To order the per­ mit, applicants fill out a short, simple questionnaire when purchasing their hunting licenses. "Offering Migratory Bird Permits on our Web site reflects the emphasis we are placing on customer ser­ vice," said Susan Weaver, head of the FWC's Bureau of Licensing and Permitting. "We try to make it as conve­ nient as possible for hunters and anglers." The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service uses information from the questionnaire to determine how many migratory birds hunters harvest each season. The harvest information enables the federal agency to set hunting season dates and bag limits for each species. Hunters who have Lifetime or Five-year licens­ es, and do not have Internet access, should contact their county tax collector's office or the FWC for the appro­ priate questionnaires. Migratory Bird Permits are valid Sept. 1 to March 31, and hunters (including those with Lifetime or Fiveyear licenses) must renew them annually. SANDY KAUPE ASSUMES FWC POST ON APRIL 3 Gov. Jeb Bush's latest appointment to the Florida Fisn and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Sandy Kaupe of Palm Beach, will assume the post during the FWC's April 3 meeting in Tallahassee. Ms. Kaupe grew up in the Clearwater vicinity. Early on, she learned to take advantage of Florida's hunt­ ing, fishing and sailing opportunities, and she developed an abiding love for Florida's treasure trove of natural wonders. She's particularly fond of bill-fishing, and she's won her share of tournaments all over the world. She also enjoys speckled perch (black crappie) fishing in freshwa­ ter. "That's the best-tasting freshwater fish,'' she said. Since earning her bachelor of arts in liberal arts from Rollins College at Winter Park in 1957, Ms. Kaupe has spearheaded numerous con­ servation and environmen­ tal organizations at all lev­ els. She serves on the board of directors of the Surdna Foundation of New York (which funds grants for environmental, artistic, effective citizenry and com­ munity service projects), Duke University School of the Environment and The See Outdoors, Page 2B Sports Classifeds 6B-8B C rossword 6B Record tying night at Lake Mary By Dean Smith Sports Editor LAKE MARY —- To be a champion you have to win games like this one. The No. 3 Class 6A State-Ranked Lake Mary baseball team showed Friday night at Allen Tbttle Field that it has the ability to rise to the occasion and come out wltn a victory even in a game that it probably should have lost. Baseball team evens schoolrecord for consecutive wins Taking on a young and tenacious sringstT Winter Springs nine, the Rams rallied for four runs In the bottom of the sixth inning to remain undefeated with a 6-4 Seminole Athletic Conference victory. Lake Mary is now 16-0 on the season and the team is now tied with the 1986 Rams for most consecutive wins to open a season and most consecutive wins overall. The 1992 squad won its first 16 games, lost one, then won 16 more in a row before falling In the State Championship Game. The Rams went after both records on Monday when they hosted Venice High School at Allen Tiittle Field. Lake Mary will travel to Oviedo on Wednesday to play the Lions in an important Class 6ADistrict 3 game at Mikler Field starting at 7 p.m. The team will return home to host See Rama, Page 3B Seminole stops streak Hot Tribe holds off Lake Mary By Daan Smith Sports Editor LAKE MARY — Is the Seminole High School softball team ready to go on one of its annual late-season runs? After getting off to a good start this season, the Fighting Semlnoles suddenly went cold on offense and scored virtually no runs the two weeks prior to the Spring Break. But since returning to the field this week, the Tribe have ripped off three victories in a row, two over Class 6A-District 3 foes, and are beginning to look like a real contender for a postseason berth. "My teams always seem to get off to a slow start and then finish the season strong," said SHS coach D aw Rogers earlier this week. "It looks like the same thing may be happening again." Friday night Seminole got a much-loo ked-forward-to rematch with Lake Mary. The Rams had beaten the Tribe at home a couple of weeks ago and then went on to win the Aubumdale Tournament. But Rogers felt his team should be able to compete with —i—A— — MiUtti yq#_ —, , Lake Mary despite the fact the nM m ii pnoio Djr *iirVi m m Rams had won 11 games in a A Seminole High School batter slams the ball during the Fighting Semlnoles’ 194) thrashing ot Bishop Moore last row and were ranked No. 10 in week. T h e Tribe upset state-ranked Lake Mary on Friday to extend their winning streak to three games. the Class 6A State Poll. was sacrificed to second by inning as the first two batters the Rams had seven hits to the And his charges proved his Megan Pickren before moving rounded out. But then Ashley faith in them was not unfound­ Tribe's two and Seminole also over to third on a wild pitch. [ill reached on an error and had four errors to only two for ed as Seminole took an early the floodgates opened. The Tribe then took the lead Lake Mary. lead and held on for a 4-2 vic­ when Gase scored on a ground Kristen Miller ripped an RBI tory over Its hosts. But the game is not decided double to the gap in leftcenter out by Megan Gantt. Almost everything on the sta­ on a stat sheet. and Andrea Poloche reached Seminole looked like it tistics sheet said Lake Mary Beth Gase opened the game would go quietly in the second See Softball, Page 3B for Seminole with a walk and should have won the game as P SC C suffers tough sweep By Osin Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — The Seminole Community College baseball team saw its Mid-Florida Conference chances take a major hit on Saturday as it dropped a pair of extra-inning decisions. Lake-Sumtcr Community College from Leesburg was the culprit as the Lakers scored three runs in the top of the eighth inning to edge the Raiders, 4-2, in the first game. The visitors did the same thing in the nightcap, scoring three runs in tnc top of the 10th inning to complete the sweep, ~ 6-3, at Raider Reid. The losses dropped SCC's record to 19-16 overall and 6-5 in the conference, while L-SCC raised its marks to 18-16 and 65. The Raiders were looking to right the ship on Tuesday when they hosted conference foe St. Johns River Community College and will continue a homostand with a doublehead­ er against Columbus State Community College from Ohio today (Wednesday) starting at 1 p.m. SCC will host another out-ofstate squad, Madison Area Technical College from Wisconsin, in a doubleheader on Friday starting at 1 p.m. The Raiders will take off for the Easter Weekend before trav­ eling to Daytona Beach See SCC, Page 3B Bats finally producing for SCC softball team By Dean Smith Sports Editor Herald photo try Tom m y Vlncanl Seminole Community College's Katie Field tags out a runner dunng a recent sweep ot Lake-Sumter Com m unity College. The former Oviedo star was the winning pitcher in one game and had three hits, scored three runs and drove in two as the leadolt batter and leftfielder as the Raiders won three ot (our games last week. SANFORD — It's amazing what a little vacation can do. Since returning from the nineday Spring Break the Seminole Community College softball team is doing something it has­ n't done all season. Hit the ball. "I guess it was just the time off," said SCC head coach Courtney Miller. "They have come back fresh and really swinging the bats. We had 21 hits against Manatee in the dou­ bleheader. We've gone a week without getting that many hits." Another factor may be the full-time return of AllConference shortstop and team leader Yo Johnson after the sophomore helped the SCC bas­ ketball team to a third place fin­ ish in the state tournament. But whatever the reason may be doesn't matter to Miller because she is just happy to see her charges finally score some runs and win a game without having to turn to an antacid. In the four games the Raiders had played heading into a weekend series in Miami, the team had scored 16 runs on 37 hits and won three of the con>tests. The only defeat came in the opening game of a doublehead­ er Tuesday against Manatee Community College in Bradenton. The game looked like it was going to be another heart-stop­ ping win for SCC os the Raiders scored single runs in the third and fifth innings to erase a 1-0 deficit. Starting pitcher Blake Hoorelbeke was outstanding, allowing only one unearned^ run on two hits through five innings. But the host Lancers, who like SCC are ranked in the State’s Top 10 Poll, got to Raiders ace Lacy Swarthout for three runs, two earned, in the bottom of the sixth inning to pull out a 4-2 win. The freshman from Colonial was brought in to save the game, but suffered a rare bad outing, giving up two hits and two walks in the inning and seeing her record fall to 10-5. The SCC offense pounded out eight hits, but continued to See Raiders, Page 2B i : i �V Page 2B Wednesday. M arch 27.2002 R aiders T he Seminole H erald ry- C o n tin u e d from page IB Stepr singled, scored a run and drove in one, Kiley Sieffert singled and scored a nut, Stacey Spell had a single and Winter Springs' Melanie Pace scored a run. Field was the beneficiary of the outburst as she pitched the first five innings and allowed two runs, one earned, or\ three hits to raise her record to 2-0. Swarthout fedeemed herself, striking out two in two hitless, shutout innings to earn her third save. The big Inning for the Raiders was the third when they scored three runs on four hits. Stork led the way at the plate, going 3-for-3 and driving in two runs. Johnson also had a super game at the plate, going 3-for-4, scoring a run, and driving in one. Hoorelbeke and DeLand's Sissy Daugharty both had two hits, with Hoorelbeke scoring a run and Daugharty driving in one. 8tn ,8gte in driving runners across the plate. la k e Mary’s Rachel Bradley was 2-for-2, while Johnson had an RBI double and Hoorelbeke an RBI single. Winter Springs' Dixie Reynolds had a double and Oviedo's Katie Field sin­ gled and scored two runs. Kim Stork and Kristen Hughes had one single each for the Raiders. The nightcap saw the SCC offense explode for 13 hits as the visitors rolled to a 5-2 victo­ H 5m M a rc h SCC at the plate, while Hoorelbeke and Field both had a single and an RBI Hughes singled and scored a run, Johnson m d Stork h id linfflcs, Bradley drove In a run and Mathieux drove in one. The Raiders then used some terrific pitching from Swarthout and h u p from the Saints' defense to win the nightcap, 6-2. Pepe led off the game for SPCC with a single to right, went to second on a passed ball and moved over to third on a fly ball with only one o u t But Swarthout pitched out of the Jam, striking out the next two batters. Held led off the bottom of the first by getting hit with a pitch and Bradley walked. Johnson then put dow ns perfect bunt single and both runners scored and Johnson reached third when the ball was thrown into leftfieid. One out later, Stork singled up the middle to score Johnson and give the hosts a 3-0 lead. Swarthout again pitched out of a jam in the second inning as Lavery led off with a single and went afi tire way to third when the baU got past the SCC leftfielder. But Lavery remained parked . on third base as the Saints were retired on a strike out, a grounder to short, and a pop up to the catcher. The Raiders put the game out reach by scoring single runs in the third, fourth ana fifth Innings to build a 6-0 lead before SFCC plated Its two runs in the top of the sixth inning. Swarthout again was not her usual masterful self, lelf, giving up six hits and three• walks, but she SCC finally returned to its own home field on Thursday and hosted Santa Fe Community College from Gainesville in a Mid-Florida Conference doubleheader. The first game saw Hoorelbeke continue her out­ standing pitching of Ute. The 6foot-1 righthander from Coeur d ' Alene, Idaho gave up Just one run on tour hits, while striking out six and walking none, ana improved her record to 9-4 with a 3-1 victory. 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SCC is now 22-9 overall and 8 4 in the conference and la holding down the No. 9 spot in the state polL The Raiders will be b>usy the next couple of weeks, as they traveled to Patatka for a MidFlorida Conference doublehead­ er against S t Johns River Community College on TUesday and will be hosting No. 1 stateranked Lake City Community College in another M-FC dou­ bleheader on Thursday starting at 2 p.m. Th* team will travel to Winter Haven for a non-conference doubleheader against Polk Community College and then stay on the road to tackle con­ ference foe Daytona Beach Community College in a twinight doubleheader beginning at 5p.m . SCC will be at home for an MFC doubleheader against Centra] Florida Community College from Ocala on Thursday (April 4) starting at 2 3 0 p.m. before heading to Port Orange for the Daytona Beach Tournament on April 6-7. to LANCERS 4-2, RAIDERS 2-5 GAME 1 S m ln o lt C C M N 1 1 .1 (1 M « u*n O C (M O O x .d t UoCTrftwU. Swirthout (6) u v l CTDunndl. 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O utdoors— Continued from page IB Horida Aquarium in Tampa. In addition, she Is an active member of Horida Audubon and has worked diligently with numerous south Horida con­ servation organizations regard­ ing local matters for many years. She is a past director of the International Women's Fishing Association and a director of the National Coalition for Marine Conservation. Her other memberships include: Ducks Unlimited, the Coastal Conservation Society, the Nature Conservancy, the Horida Wildlife Society, 1000 Friends of Horida, the National Federation for Wildlife, the National Wild Turkey Foundation, the Center for Marine Conservation, the Billfish Foundation, the International Game Fish Foundation, the West Palm Beach Fishing Club and the Palm Beach Civic Association. Ms. Kaupe also is president and director of the John A. and Elizabeth F. Taylor Charitable Foundation. "I applied for appointment to the FWC, because Florida's liv­ ing resources have always offered so much enrichment to fny life and to the lives of everyone who loves Horida," she said. "I want to play a greater role in conserving and protecting them. I feel I can make a difference." Ms. Kaupe's latest commer­ cial venture is ownership and operation of the Wolf Creek Ranch — a cow/calf operation at Kenansville — but she said that comes secondary to her passion for fish and wildlife conservation and promoting wise use of Florida’s natural resources. Ms. Kaupe has three grown children: daughter, Shari Wilson of Baltimore, Md., and two sons who live in Florida — Peter Kaupe and Don Wilson. All three share Ms. Kaupe's dedication to environ­ mental issues, she said. �I T hk S tx m o u H ixau ) Wednmiay. March 27. 2tKJ2 Page 3B- Special events to be run at FASCAR tracks this week Special to the Harald BiTHLO — Special races and different pro divi­ sions from the norm will be on hand for local rac­ ing fans the next two weeks. This Friday night at Orlando Speedworld the extremely popular Figured School Bus Race will be run along with heats and features in the regu­ lar FASCAR classes of Super Late Models. MiniStock. Sportsman, Super Stock, Young Guns k Bandoleros and Strictly Stock. No Modified* this week. p. night between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAMSULA— The Modified Litea and Pro Challenge Cup Cars will be special guests this Saturday at New Smyrna Speedway. The March 30th card will also have heats and features in the regular weekly divisions of Late Model, Modified, Mini-Stock, Sportsman, Super Stock and Strictly Stock. No Super Late Models this week as they will be running the Sunbelt Series 125 opener at Citrus County on Sunday. The 1/2-mile speedplant will also have on hand a Hooter's Exhibition to prepare fans for next week's (April 6) appearance by the Hooter's Pro see Continued from page IB Community College on Tbesday, April 2, at 3 p.m. and then come back to Sanford for a single game against Florida Community College at Jacksonville on Friday (4/5) at 3 .m. and host the Stars in a douleheader on Saturday (4/6) starting at noon. The week got off to a strange start for SCC when it traveled to Gainesville to take on Santa Fe Community College. The Raiders got off to a great start, scoring three runs on four hits in the top of the first inning. But the Saints answered back with 10 runs, on Just four hits, in the bottom of the first inning. The big blow was a grand slam by Matt Rumble. SCC continued to battle back, cutting the deficit to 10-8 and having the tying run at the plate with two out in the top of tne ninth inning when the game ended. Providing the offense for the Raiders were Brian Machek E (double, single, run, tw o RBI), Dan Quartararo (two singles,' two runs, three RBI), Brant ! Gadzicki (two singles, run, RBI), Sean Grcear (two singles, run), Matt Matheson (double, run), Donnie Burkhalter (single, run, RBI), Ruben Hernandez (single), Winter Springs’ John Michael Howell (RBI) and Lyman's J.T. Williamson (run). SCC returned to Sanford on Thursday to host the Community College of Baltimore County-Dundalk Campus and won by the same 10-8 score. The Raiders battled back from deficits of 2-0 and 7-2, finally Cup Series. NSS1 i is located 10 miles South of Daytona Beach, between 1-4 (Exit 56, East) and 1-95 (Exit 64, West) at the intersection of Highway 44 k State Road 415 in.Samsula, between New Smyrna Beach, DeLand, Sanford and Daytona Beach. Pit gates open at 4 p.m. and front gates open at 6 p.m. with racing beginning at 7JO p.m. every Saturday night. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR office* at (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNQWtfAQL.COM Also you ate invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM1150 "The new "VOICE" of Stock Car Racing!" every Monday night from 8 p m to 9 p.m. following the Benny Parsons Show. This is a radio show mat is devoted to Short TVack Stock Car Racing and is sponsored by FAS­ CAR and hoated by Randy Dye of Speedway Dodge and Tommy Upton from New Smyrna Speedway. They will take your calls and answer questions at 386-23WJ033. You can listen to the radio show anywhere in the United States via the Internet!!! Log on to ....www.vmdb.com. Give them a call and support "your" radio show! taking the lead for good when they scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. Doing the damage ge tor for SCC were Quartararo (home home run, two singles, three runs, RBI), Grcear ear (home run, two singles, run, three RBI), Howell (double, single, run, three RBI), Hernandez and Ben Sprague (two singles and one run each), Matheson (tingle, two runs), Burkhalter (single, RBI), Scott McCoy (single) and Machek (run). The aeries with Lake-Sum ter opened on Friday with Quartararo scoring all three runs as the Raiders won 3-2. Quartararo ripped a one-out double off former Lake Mary pitcher Stephen Apfel in the ninth inning, went to third on a single by Williamson and scored the game-winning run on a twoout single by Howell. Quartararo also had a single and a walk. Other hitters were Williamson (two hits, RBI), Sdlitario (two stogletAf*Hbwell (rtngle, RBI), and MJWNfcand Kfathcaon (on* •Inal* each). *nvo consecutive5CC errors with one out in the eighth inning of Saturday's first game led to three runs instead of being out of the inning and what should have been a game­ winning two out home run by Tommy Solltario in the bottom of the eighth inning Just went as another run. Pinch-runner Josh Gray, a freshman from Lake Mary High School, scored the first eighth inning run for the Lakers. In addition to Solitario's home run, other hitter for the Raiders were Burkhalter (two singles), Howell (single, RBI), Tyson , RESULTS Malik (stogie) and Quartararo (run). A leadoff double by Matt Bowles to the 10th toning got the big toning rolling for LakeSum ter in the late game. SCC had 10 hita to the game but could only score three runs. Doing the hitting were Solltario (home run, stogie, run, RBI), Burkhalter (two stogies, RBI), Williamson (two singles, run), and Quartararo, Howell, Gadzicki and Sprague (one sin­ gle each). SAINTS 10, RAIDERS S ■C C I I S M M _ S I1 S iF e C C (U N O M S M e _ IS 7 1 Schumenry DeChWco (1) a id Hernandez D t Forge, Zuppingtr (2 ). Rivlert (7). Mdtaidaon (9) and Wlpke. W P _ Zupptagrr. LP _ Schumann. Sav* _ Rkherdeon. 28 _S C C Machek, Mltheecev, SFCC, Andenon. 38 _ none, t i l _SKTC, Rumble. Reconla . SFCC 1411 overall 4-4 M FC. RAIDERS 10, DUNDALK S CC SC-D undalk 114101 M 0 _ 114 4 3 em Inale C C a t t 4 3 0 1 0 i.M ll 1 CaaOBo, King (4). Shift**! (6). Crtbba ( ! ) and M ycn . M. Raiaa, Madden (3k McCamla (8) and Hernandez. W P _ Madden. LP . King Save _ M(GN*Kis - S C C H o w e U . 3B . non*, H R . C9 fi£ * ’d*,k‘ ‘StiEF1Qu" 9 j,ro' ^ ^ k A | p g»S X tAXtofari -— Seminal* C C 100 MO 101Z 3 3 3 Men. Ap4rl (OX Sugg* (V) and BoenaMn. Timm and Solltario. W P . Ttoun. L P . ApM . Save _ non*. 2B _ S C C Quaitaram 38 _ non*. H R . non*. LAKERS 4-6, RAIDERS 2-3 GAME 1 Il k a S em la rC C 10000003. 4 3 9 Seminal* C C 001 MO 0 1 . 1 I 3 Col*. Banting (7) and Bormteku McCamla and Solltario. W P _ Banting. LP . McCamla. Save _ non*. 2B _ L-5CC. Bornetrio 38 . non*. H R _SCC. Salitario. O R L A N D O SPEEDW OR LD Friday, Mareh 22 Y O U N G GUNS ft B A N D O L E R O . 1. (M ) Dalton Zehr; 2 (2) Mall Martin; 1 (60) Chad Adklna; A (8) Aireiin Cart; S. (32) Dana l ay nr. 6. (21) M O O IT t lO . I. (2X) |aaon Boyd. 2 (73) Bobby Blake; 3. (7) Mark Vand«vcnd*r; 4 (30) John Forfjt 3 (31) Chad P ln tr; 6. (17) William SuUHran; 7. (4) Ghn Bradlry; 8. (33) Shan* H aU ; 9. (18) Jared Allium. 10. (1*8) Arnold Bmrat; II. (00) Eddie Total; I I (S I) Donald SUf-pvy S P O R TS M A N .1 .(1 7 )B I O U o m la ;I(31)PaulColgan;3 (23)Richard Might; A (3) Dal* Dmy*r; 3. (93) Brut* Gaytan, 6 (77) Danny Schrarer: 7. (31) fd m Frey; A (3) Kelly J a m tl M IN I-S T O C K _ I. (30) Bobby O n ; 2 (07) Dick Lankr. 3. (38) Jrtf Davit, Rams Continued from page IB Lake Howell to a Seminole Athletic Conference contest on Thursday and New Smyrna Beach on Monday (April 2), with both games starting at 7 pan. Not to take anything away from Winter Springs, but the Rams looked particularly flat after posting huge 6A-3 wins over beLand and Lake Brantley earlier to the week. But it still looked like Lake Mary would get the victory as Christian Rosado, making his first start of the season, held the Bears without a hit until the third inning (when opposing pitcher Kory Wick got a stogie) and carried the one-hit shutout into the sixth toning. Offensively, the Rams were struggling to hit the offerings of Wide The sophomore southpaw struck out nine on the evening and held the hosts to only two hits through five innings. But die two hits led to pair of runs as Matt Horwath walked with two outs to the first inning, stole second and scored on a double by Ryan Bono. In the third toning, Jason Hires double and came around on a pair of wild pitches. But the whole game changed around in the sixth inning. After giving up a pair of walks, a tiring Rosado was lift­ ed after 5-1 /3 innings in favor of ace Kyle Bono despite giving up just tne one hit and striking out six. But for the first time this sea­ son, Kyle Bono did not have his stuff and Matt Meglio singled in Steve Piercefield before Wick launched a three-run home run to put the visitors on top, 4-2. , Lake Mijy. was not g a d y fa A (U7X) Sret* Wagner; 5.128) Sran Hare; A (3) Kory Kairer; 7 (7) Ttm Me H u ll; R (SAX) k » h Herman; 3. (V I) Tom Clark; 10 (38) Kenny I lankim; 11. (HR) Trith Gray. 12 (13) Tim Clark, 11. (43) Turn Hirer, 14.16) Jamie D io m , 13. (1) David Cavtrlkc s u m S T O C K . 1. (12) Cory Freed; 2 (81) Mike Peppier; 3. (4) Larry ktfCormkk, A (50) Jeff Wright; 5 (1 ) Cart Trier*. A (7) Bob Wtnra. 7 p*2) Bobby Sitncot; A (0) Clint MiKran. 3. (2) Riel Whaley; 10 (73) Rip Dyal. II. (27) Scott Tyler. 12 (03*1 Paul Hurt von, 13. (L3I letmanl Story. 14 (43) Jaaiwi Fireter; 13. (6) Dave Williarm. IA (?) Bobby Rilry; IPDwayne Yoamans; IS 111*))im Lockwood S TR IC TL Y S T O C K . I. (1) Chrt* Drtwiler; 2 (45) Jim tealry; J- B®> Michael Sim pwn; 4. (1R) Coy Riddle; 3 (38) Walt Lh*L A (0) Michael Seey. give up its undefeated season so easily, however, and rallied with a lot of help from the Bears. Ryan Bono led off the bottom of the sixth inning by drawing h b second straight walk, but then twin-brother Kyle hit a one-hopper back to the mound for what looked like an easy double play. The throw sailed into centerfield, however, and the Rams had the tying runners on base. Rosado put down a perfect sacrifice bunt and reached safe­ ly when the throw from the catcher got away from the sec­ ond baseman after a collision at first. As the ball rolled away, pinch-runner Tim Thomas came all the way around to score. Rosado then stole second and Kyle Bono scored on a passed ball before Mike Muzeka got what proved to be the game­ winning hit when he tried to check his swing on a high inside pitch and the subsequent line drive went over the shortstop into leftfield for an RBI single. Muzeka tlwn stole second, went to third on a grounder by Fires, and scored an insurance run on a wild pitch. Piercefield led off the top of the seventh inning for the Bears with a hit, but Kyle Bono then got a double play grounder and a strike out to get h b sixth vic­ tory of the season. RAMS A BEARS 4 Winter Spring* 000 0040 . 4 4 2 Like Mery 101 0041 . 4 3 2 Wick and P Cued. Connolly (6k Roudo, K. Bono (61 and Pride. K Bono ( h W P . K- Dono (A4J) LP _ Wick. Save . non* 2B . Lake Mery. R Bievo, P lm . 3B no w HR Winter Spring*. Wick. NEED VIAGRA*? Two lableu of Libido Lift™, a patent pending Viagra™ alternative, contaiaa a powerftil 900 mg. 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NEAT-N-TIDY\ GAMEZ Lake-5« m ter C C 0012000003. 61S I Seminal* C C MO101 *00 0 . 310 6 Ryan. Sugg! (6) and BomaarUv Madden. D e O ilik o (4). & Raiaa (3) and Solltario W P . Sugga LP _ & Raia*. Save . non*. 2B . L-SCG Bow lea 38 . none H R _ SCC. Solltario, Racorda . L-SCC 18-16 overall 6-3 M F C SCC 19-16 overall 6-3 M -F C Softball Continued from page IB on another error with courtesy runner Mindy Crouse taking third. Polochc stole second and Crouse scored when Case slapped an infield single between short and third. Case then stole second and Poloche stole home when the return throw got away from the catcher. The Tribe would only get two more base runners the rest of the game against Beth Laurence and Olivia Toporowsky, on a walk and a fielder's choice, but the damage was done. The Rams also took advantage of an error to get back into the game in the bottom of the third inning. Kristine Good reached on an error and went to second on a grounder, but was still there with two out. Kristen Patton then walked and Caitlin Mahoney and Ashley Bitzer ripped back-to-back RBI singles to center to cut the lead to 4-2. Lake Mary had its chances later in the game, putting run­ ners on the comers with two outs in the fifth inning and get­ ting two runners aboard with only one out in the sixth inning. But each time Seminole got a big defensive play from Gantt at first to preserve the lead. In the fifth, Gantt went far to her right and went to her knees to stop a grounder before flip­ ping to Case to end the inning. In the sixth, Cantt made a shoestring catch of a liner to her right and again flipped to Case, this time for an inning ending double play. The Rams had one final chance in the seventh inning as Carlee Wood led off with a sto­ le, but Poloche then got a one f i grounder to Kara Lively right at the second base bag and the shortstop rifled the ball to Cantt for a double play. Poloche, who scattered seven stogies but did not walk a bat­ ter, then got her ninth strike out to end the game. Bitzer had a pair of hits for Lake Mary, while Wood, Patton, Mahoney, Good and Maile Keeney had one hit each. The Rams fell to 12-4 and have a pair of district games on the schedule this week. Last night (lliesday) Lake Brantley was to have been at Lake Mary and DeLand w illpay a visit at 6 p.m. tomorrow (Thursday). Seminole b now 10-6 on the season. The Tribe was to have hosted Lyman on Tuesday and then play a district road game at DeLand tonight (Wednesday) at 6 pan. and a Seminole Athletic Conference game at Winter Springs on Thursday at 7 p.m. The Notes will then welcome Lake Howell to Seminole next Tuesday (April 2) and go to Lyman on Thursday, with both games starting at 7 p.m. Seminole will then be holding its 5th annual BBQ on Saturday, April 6. This fundraiser has grown to be a day of great fun and fellowship for the whole family. Rogers said the team will be serving up some ribs and chick­ en with a full slab of ribs going for just $15 and a chicken din­ ner with beans and slaw costing a paltry $5. Rogers and h b crew will be doin' the smokin' all night and said that, *Thb food will be so good your tongue will slap your brain silly wantin' more." The food will be available beginning at 10 a.m. The games will begin at noon with the Tribe JV's taking on the Oviedo junior varsity. At 2 p.m., tire Fighting Semtooles and Lions varsity teams will take to the field to an important Class 6ADbtrict 3 game. All members of the junior varsity and varsity team's will be selling; tl tickets ‘ until April 2nd and the! player i who selb the most wifi win a brand new Mizuno glove worth $80. Tickets and food will be avail­ able at the event. Rogers b also asking for vol­ unteers to help make thb event a success. All proceeds will go to the building fund. Call Rogers' voice mail at 407320-5260 and he will return the call, or call the Athletic Secretary at 407-320-5057 for information. nCIITING SEMINOLES 4. RAMS I f e a liw lt 1300000. 4 2 4 Lik e M a ry 020000 0 . 1 7 J Pukxh* and Miller Lament*. Topofiwrky (5) and Bit!** WP _ Polocfc*. LP _ Laurent*. Sav* _ non*. 28 _ Seminole, Millet 38 _ non*. HR _ non*. Rarord* Samuel* 10-A lake Mary 12-4. R e s id e n tia l O ur S p e c ia lty UCENSEO • BONDED • INSURED DEEP CLEAN SPECIAL *75 HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom •2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon No) G o o d With Any Other Discount Otter We Do It All!! Including • DUSTING • VACUUMING • MOPPING/WAXING FLOORS • C E IL IN G F A N S • A L L A P P L IA N C E S C L E A N E D IN S ID E A O U T • C H A N G E D IR T Y L IN E N S 25% OFF CALL TODAY! • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES • APARTMENTS • COMMER­ CIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING • EXCELLENT SERVICE • AFFORDABLE RATES • NEW CONSTRUCTION SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WINDOW PACKAGES W IT H C O U P O N 25% "OFF 1st TIME SERVICE • • • • LIM IT 1 PER CUSTOMER MUST PRESENT COUPON AT TIME O f SERVICE NOT G 0 0 0 W ITH ANY OTHER O f FIR WITH COUPON ONLY NEAT H-TIDY All CLEAN 401-324-W We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Seminole County & surrounding areas. �\ **M e 4 B L Wednesday. M a rc h 2 1 2002 eca ls L T ecals L Antoony tae. dfc/a Prtoe Tim* N o n c e a H c n o Y otvEN t w br Mrara at that w u n wni at Emcuncn k u d out at w d i n k to* t a d d b e D reul Cowl at 0 *09, Co>rty. Fionda. C**a f CIOOt-fOO upon a llnal ynpieni ranWrad to Ha k i n n w a d a da 21d day at Man* A D . 1001 to tod o « M n caaa arddtod Paper Cota *N*dd **. Am Aiidany, Inc. W a Tim* Food Swn, a) which atanaaU WM at •a* daimrad to m* aa Sharti ot t m n d r County Ftortda ■ n d ih M a m d ia iiN iv t M a and tolarad at d a drtdndank*) d d a In Q j.dg Samketo Crxrdy Florida, aero parPad* ol Lola 30 and 1 1 pda vocalad aoaal batoaan. Bag* 29 Mat Word ptoa 10 W W m o I M N E comar ol Lot 51. Rum town 72 dogma* 3 n r W M 437 Itoat tow Word 17 daqaaa 2 1 T T M M IM S Mat. dan North 72 dagraaa S * T T Eat* 493.41 tool dan aoUh 19* Id M to d a port at tegn W g M*u road) ENTO kN O ER FARMS AOCKTTCN NUMBERS 2. aa racordad ti P M Boot 9. Pag* 9. ol da Pubic Record* ol Samketo County. Flortta. Rad property ID . No. 34-29 30-SAW-00000900. AJao inoan aa; 701 *34 SR E. Wlntar Spring*. F I 3270* and d a indarargred a* Shard d Samawl* County. Ftortda. m i at 1100 AAA on d a * d day ol Apr* A O . 2002 o**r tor aat* and aa* to d a N 0 M btddar. FOR CASH IN HAND ANO 8U BJECT TO ANV ANO ALL EXISTING (JENS, at da Front (Wttf)Ooot. ai d a atapa. ol da SanUnota County Courthoua* d Santont. Ftortda, d a above daaerdad proparty. That aatd aato la badg mad* to aaltaPy d a (arm* ol dta MM ol Donald F. Eaingor, Shan* Samlnol* County Ftortda NOTICE REOAROINO THE AMER­ ICANS WITH DtSABIUTES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A 0ISA8XJTV NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT TH E ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE C M L DIVISION AT THE SHERIFF'S O F FC E. 100 BUSH BLVD. SAN­ FORD, FLORIDA AT LEAST FIVE DATS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDm as (407)6*9-**40 n o <407)669-3323 Wlto Bata Maid O n : Apt* L 20M Pubtah: March 9.13, 20, 27.2002 KK02I U N H ID STATES n s rm c T c o u r t MMOLE DISTRICT OP FLO R M A ORLANDO W W O N CASE NO. 6 01-CV-973ORL22DAB UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ANY ANO A U RADIO STATION TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. RADIO FREQUENCY POWER AMPLIFIERS. RADIO FREQUENCY T E S T EQUIPMENT. AND ANV OTHER EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATED WITH OR USEO M CONNECTION WITH THE TRANSMISSIONS ON FREQUENCY 97.1 MKz LOCATED AT 449 E. MARVIN AVENUE. LONOWOOO. FLORIDA 32730 NOTICE O FA CTM N IN REM ANO ARREST Rita (CX4| tor Carto*iA<»t*a»y and Manama Claana ol da Fadaral Rutoa ol Card Procadwa. and Local Atbnrrady Rut* 7 03(d), none* t* hamby gnran ol da art**! ol da M » r o r a l datondard preparty, In Warrant ol Anaal In Ram iaauad on Saptompar A 2001: 1 Batata* Racanar VCRS 1 Attron Power Supply R520A 1 Drgaal Procaaaor DSE100P. 001297334 I Sony V CR M w M SLV N M 0112924 1 Vtoao Cipher Modal CU27IORP7101*334 I 100 Watt Pprrar AMP 1 Ganava Slarao Muar W/JVC MIC ModM PF460609929 0 4 4 KM 1 Robobca Tranapendar Modal: 2431 I Ragancy Boardpex* RDPCU290 I Uradai Ponrar Supply Modal ARX330-29 9909134 I Trtatoctrtc Amp Modal A40140M I Alaara Exedat Amp 1 GE Mra Aude Uxar Modal POM I6F9300936 t Aatron Power Supply Modal LS29A 200060004 I Yaeau Power Suppty Modal YS600 6021229 t W tduarAuno Procauor Modal 97206094 I Ai m Cempraxxor Modal 3630 1 Alaara Oual Etyrakrar Modal MEO230 OS 17*3376 I Dual Eton Pro Ewer C91623249 Purtuanl to 18 U S C J 963(a)(4), at paraona cUxnaig an waratl r•ard property >haJ Ma a vented clam axxartmg auch perron t warami In da property n a mmnar tal lorth n tie Supptarrenur Rue* ol Certain Admrralty and Maniima Claims d da Fadaral Ruin ol Civ* Procedure witnm dirty (30) days ahar (I ) mifucr ol da compiaait. or (2 ) da trial dale ol pubkeahon. a pursuant to RWe C(6)(aH KB| d da Suppiamanui Rules ol Certain Admiralty and Manama Clams, wary in such eddanrel ama as da Cart may alow, and ahat an amwer armsi twenty (20) day* altar da rang at da dam aid d a Odea ol da Ctork. United Slater Drainer Court. 300 United S u m Courthouse 60 Norm Mu/ey Avenue, Orlando Florida 32*01 Deled at Ortando. Florida d a » day oI February. 2002 MACCAULEY United S uua Attorney By Arete M Cream Awetanl United Stales Arfcmey Ftortda Bar No 96359 201 Fadaral Burking 60 Nor9i Hughey Avanua Ortando. Florida 32801 (407)64*-7300 (107)64*-7843 Publish March 13. 20. 27.2002 KM94 94 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO 01-CA-I400-14 L CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION Ptokptl JAMES MATA A7K7A JAM ES S. MATA M a t door of Vt» Courthoua* to SANFORD, SEML HOLE County. Ftortda, 1100 o dor* on toa Ito day d Aprt, 2002, to* W tarti to sstd Final Judgment to ■ » LOT 3A BLOCK F. K M M O LE SITEA ACCOROMO TO THE F U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK 1*. PAGE 40. 41. 42 AFC 43. PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, R O W D A , sVa 370 Mtoanopy Court. C i n tdrrry. FL 32707 DATED taa 11 itoy ot March, 2002 9 !■111 *MDTW * ■MrlfiniiC: Aa dark ot add Cowl By Mary Sacupa Aa Dapdy CMrt Faber *0MU. P. A Su*a 300 1*70 Madug* Avanua Coral Qabtaa. Ftortda 3314d (306)86241tO PuttMhMuch20.27.20Q2 KX130 M TOE C M C U T COURT 0ETK B 18TH JUCICU L CM CUT. W ANO FOR I COUNTY, CfVRDhBBION C A M M i l 61 CA *06114 WELLS FARGO BANK MWNESOTA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE -• UNDER THE FOOLMO AND 8CRVICMO AGREEMENT RELATING TO MPAC SECURED ASSETS CORP., MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CEHTWCATES. SERIES 2001-2. TERESA BALDERRAMA. at U. I NOTICS OP (Ptoaaa pubtoh to THE SEMNOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puh to • Final Judgmanl ol be Ito day d March 2002. and emend to Caaa No 01-CA-2464-14, Ol d* CkCXrt Cowl ot toa Juaew CkcUt to and lor Samaeto Courtly, Florida. nharato WELLS FARGO BANK MPMESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POCKING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT RELATING TO MPAC SECURED ASSETS CORP., MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2001-2 la d a Hake* a d TERESA BALDERRAMA; RENE BALDERRAMA A M A R. BALDER­ RAMA. JOHN DOC; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT(S) M POS­ SESSION OA TM* SUBJECT PROPERTY I art ata ta be htghael and bast odder to) caah.al de WEST FRONT DOOR O f COURT­ HOUSE ol d a Samknta County Courthoua*. to SerrwvAe Counly. Florida, at 11:00 on to* H i day ol Apr*. 2002, to* U oM n g daaerdad preparty aa aat tarth to aatd FtoM SEE ATTACHED EXHtBfT 'A ' \ LOT 39, 3ABAL RKX3E AT S A U L POWT. ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 2*. PAGES *4 ANO M . PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF 8 EMINOLE. COUNTY. FLOROA. The Waal 240 tom ot d a Norto W4 ot d e Noid weal 174 ol d a Norton**! 1/4. Sacbon 27, Townahp 21 ■suth Rang* 31 EaaL Samtocto Coway. Florida, tow rtjpa ot way tor load and le x d a poraon mar* partlcMtorly Commanca at to* Northuaal corner ol ssrd Sacbon 27, ToanaNp 21 South, Range 31 EatL dance run South 00 degreat 4* mtoutot 0* Seconds Estl. atong d a watt Ina ol said Sacbon 27. a Batonct ot 1*2** makers (60 00 Mat) to 91* aatatng Southerly right at way in* oI Chatman Road: dance daparttog da Waal Ire ot sad Seedon 27, nrt North M da o * * ** rttrtul** I* **» ondt East, along d a ailattog Southerly ngtot ot aey fee at aald Chapman Road, a ditance ,ct 6* 90S maun (21977 Mat); dance NodSSda^aeaSI rrtnAa* 02 aaoonds East atong aald ensrtng Southarty right ol way Ina. a dtounc* ol « V * maera (202* toal) to da West kna ot Lot ( , Cab** Euutet. aa per pial recorded to toal Book 21. Fag* *7, at to* pubic Records ol SemeioM County. Florida, thence departing Vie Southerly nght ol way in* el east Chapman Road, run South 00 d e g m 43 nvnutes 73 eaconds East a dstance ol 2*33 motor* (929 rear) atong de Waal kna d Bard Lot *. dance deparing d a Waal ina ol led Lot 9 rm Both 99 degree* 4* masAea 19 aaconda Wart 73 160 matars (240 03 toal) to to* Waal ire d sard Sacbon 27; tierce North 00 degree* 46 rmnutat 06 aaconda Wear a tlttanc* ol 2 730 matars (6 M Mat) along d* Waal in* at said Sacbon 27 to d a port d bagnang AiK/A. ITS CHAPMAN ROAD. OVIEDO, a 327*3 win DkaabAtea Act Persona e*h DrsabAPat naaebng a spacer oceanmodabon to partktpeto n dw pmcaedrtg khoutd contact da Court Admmslrator al 201 N. Park Avanua, Sanford. a 32771. Telephone Number (407)3234330 not Islet toan seven (7) days prior to d a pra ceedkig N haardg anpand. (TOO) 1 600 955 6771 or Wnce (V)I 600955* 770 vw Ftortda Relay Sarvicsa. Dated d e 11 day ol March 2002 MARY ANNE MORSE Clerk or rue CrrcuA Court By Mery Strorae Deputy dark SubmrtedbyU . Office ot Mersrtel C Watson ■600 NW 49*1 Street Surt* 120 Fort Leuderdala. ftonda 33300 Telephone: 1904>4*3036* Facsmi* (9*4)771*062 0104903 Pubdsn Much 20.27.2002 KKI32 *4 THE CM CUtT COURT 0 F TH E 1 9 TH jUOtCIAL CIRCUIT. M AND FOR I E MMOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DtYttoON CASE NO.: 01-CAH06-14 L FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE FilLA FIRST UNION HOME e q u i t y b a n k . u a l d Le RUDY EDWARD W LB O K J H . at M. (it NOTICE IS HEREBY O IVIN pwauant to a Final Judgmant o* Fomdoaua datod March A 2002. and amend d C m No. 01-CA1100-14 L d f e CkcuRCoxI d b e EX1HTEEHTH Jud dd G ra d to and tar SEMINOLE County Ftortda wharato CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CO RPORATION la Plato* aid RUDY EDWARD W *. BON. J R . and MARY-ALUSON W* SON, Ha «•*. BEMMOLE COUNTY. THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ON BEHALF OF MARY ALLISON MILLIGAN, ANO ____ _ AN UMQ40WH PERSON t t POSSES­ SION OF THE SUBJECT REAL I ad S n a N o u H ec a ls NA, -------I • CK301-6S* * * * ' C u ll Matropddw Boning CoRqdrtytaa, h k (Plan a pitoaah to TH E BEMMOLE HERALD) NOTICE M HEREBY GIVEN pwH 6 Final Judgmanl M i day d to Caaa No. 01-CAM09-14 L, ot to* Oka* Cowl at 91* If T H JudcW Cfecu* to and tor Samtoa Cowey. Ftortda. wharato FIRST UNION NATONAL BANK OF DELAWARE F*/A FIRST UMON HOME EQUITY EAM L N A M to* PtotoH and JAM ES MATA M U A JAMES B. M ATA ACCESS CONTROL TECHNOLOOKS, NCd CONCORD PAWTMQ, PTC; FA84FKLD FARMS; FLORIDA POWER ANO UOHT, MARKHAM WOOOB LANOBCAPPKl O U TD O O R H R V K f S. MC.; PALMER ELECTRIC. PATTERSON W IL L : UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMES MATA M UA JAMES E MATA w ik a w w m a LAKES OF LAKE MARY HOMEO W NER * ASSOCIATION. P C .; JOtPt DOE ANO JANE DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) M FOB---------------- O F TH E SU BJECT •alto to* N?ia*t and beat caMi M toa W EST FR O N T OOOR OF COURTHOUSE ol to* Courtly Courthoua*, to Camay, Ftortda. ■ 11.00 on to* (to day ol Apr*. 1002. to* Mtowtog data toad property m m l tarto to aald FtoM Judgnam, to-wA LOT S2. W O OOBRCQE LAKESU W T 1. ACCOROP4Q T O TH E FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED Pt FLAT BOOK 81. FADES 1520, Pt THE F U H JC RECORDS O F BEM H 01I. COUNTY, FLO H O A to toa Court AttoeeabatorelOl N. Park Avenue. Santont FL 32771, TMaphona Number (407)3234330 nc4 tolar toan aenan (7) day* prtar to to* *rooaaHtg. * hearing tognbad. (TDD) 1*00*664771 or Vtoke (V)1*008684770 via Ftortda Relay Sarvlcea. Oaaad toto 11*1 d w ot March 2000. MARY ANNE MORSE Ctork Or The droat Court By: Mary Bbourt* Dapuly Ctork Lae Oatca d U e ih a l C. Wkdaon 1*00 NW 4*to SbeaL Sue* 120 Fort Laudardato, Ftort Tskaphcma (994)453-03*6 FacatnSR (*94)771*092 HE01-06672 PitoHhMarch 2(X 27,2002 10(139 A* Deputy Ctork SPEARS HOFFMAN IDS SouPiDH* H tf— y ---------- 3314* Mari* toa (407)3234227; 1 2771(700), W 1 *0M*9*770(V). ma FtonM Ratoy S arH ajtg Pttotoh February >4,2002 and ktorch 20. 27,2002 KK13S W A SH NQ TO N FA, M UTUAL BAM L BENJAMP1 VALERA M l * . M M . FLCASEFUM HH HEHALTC TO : SCNJAMM VALERA wM UNKNOWN SPOUSE. • Itorrtwt D E N S E K RUIZ and UNKNOWN MMtotoS 9k tonotyv irstor or agMiK■ N h*n(toam). Y O U A R E N O T TC O to M tor toractoaw* M a kldu akng proparty to Cour»y Ftonda LO T m MANOAMN SECTION •EVEN, ACC0R0PK2 T O TH E PLAT T X R E O F AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK n . RAGES 14 A W IS, PUBLIC RECOROS O F 1EMBKXE COUNTY. FLOROA. toaanr*• espy Myew to * an SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. FA. I* 70* ■la Ctork M 9*a Court •arvtaa on SFCAA A K > HOFFMAN. PA. J. KEITH MONEY. *1 at NOTICE O F FORECLOSURE BALE (Ptoaaa putdah to TH E SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICS IS HEREBY GIVEN pur meant at a Finer juripmenr or Forackeura datod toa H i (toy ot March 2002. and entered to Caaa No. 01-CA-2H1-14-L, at to* CVcud Court at to* 1ITH Judctol O a d In and tor Samtocto Cowity. Ftortda, eterato FIRST UM ON NATIONAL BANK OF OELAWARE to toa PIWiM and J. KEITH MONEY; SUSAN KELLY MONEY; WINGFIELD RESERVE HOMEOWNERS ASSO­ CIATION. INC) JO H N DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT |S) PI POSSESSION O F TH E SUB­ JE C T PROPERTY, are Datandento. I art aad to toa Nghart and baM btd­ dar tor caah at toa W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE ol toe Sambiola Cowity Courthoua*. to Samtnoto Cowity. Ftortda. at 11.00 onto* (todayM Apm . 2002.to*laltorto to aald FtoM Judgment toe* LO T S. WINGFIELD RESERVE. PHASE 1. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED Ft F U T BOOK 24. PAGES 79 ANO 90. OF TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE, COUNTY, FLOflKM. to aeewdanca w*h toa American* ■an Be shekel Act Person* **h Deshrate* naaHig a tpeoal accommodaSan to parkrtpMt to tola procatMng thesid contact toa Cowl Auknmetratpr el 201 N Park Avanua, Sanford. FL 32771. TMaphona Number (407)323-4330 net talar toan aavan (7) days prior to toa procaadbig. V hearing tnparrad, (TOO) 1*00-969*771 or Vote* (V) 1-600959*770 via Ftortda Relay Sankca*. Dated tola llto day ol March 2002. MARY ANNE MORSE Ctork orfh a Cbcurt Court By. Mary 8* 041* Dapuly Ctork Sutomrtad by: Law Otoe* or Marshal C. Waraon 1*00 NW 49th S i r a . Suato 120 Fail Laudardato, Ftortda 33909 Tatophona 1954>453-9395 F u n * (954)771*052 HEO1-06366 Pubttoh March 20,27. 2002 HUM _____ M THE C M C U T COURT OF THE If T H juotciA L e m e u rr PI ANO FOR ■CMPTOUt COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 01-CA-2S22 14 L BA MORTOAOE. LLC, ureas ary to NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. iiBcatinr to NATKX3BANC MORTOAOE O f NEW YORK. Plaeiat, V*. DEWEY E HARMAN, at us.. *1 *1, Datandantlt). N O T K t OF SAL* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auard to an Ordsr or Ftoat Judgrem Schadukng Fwactsaura Sato •mend on March a. 2002 to toto caaa now panting n said Court, to* sryta M when a nlcatod above I sal sal to to# Ngwal and bast baldsr tor cash n to*. Waal fieri Door. SEMINOLE CO U N TY COURT HOUSE. 301 North Park Avarua. Santord. Ftortda 32771. al It 00 AM. on to* 9 day ol AprtL 2002. toa Mowing deaenbad property as sal torto in laid Order or Final JudgmarS. *>-•* Lot 40 OF WILDWOOD. A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGES T. *. 9. * 10. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. OROEflED AT SEMINOLE C o n y Ftonda. Hi* day o< MARCH. 2002 MARY ANNE MORSE A* Ctork, Cirtul Court SEMINOLE. Ftonda By Mary Stroup* THEREOF AS RECOROED M PUff BOOK3.PAOE4S.OFT1W PUBUC RECOROB OF B E M M O U COUN­ TY. F U M O A WITNESS aty hand and aaM M toto Court on t i l MAH 13 200 . JO M I DOE AND J A M OOC AS U M O C W N TENANTS PI 27, DEFENOANTIS) nones o p Apr* 3 19 2002 KX14* N O T C I IS HEREBY GIVEN pws a r l b a Stanmary Fbwl idgmwd al FoiwdDau* d O d March L (002 waaradhCaviCaaaNo.01 CASTS* 1* L al toa CsoB Cowl el to* i(T H Jktfew C M I t o and h r I B M C U Courry. b a n f o r o . FtortdK I WB •a* to toa M M * and kart laktor tor CMS ■ AT W EST FRONT DOOR « toa S IM M S E Courry Cowtooua* tocatod M3C1 N RkRKANENUB M SAATFORO. F L to 1100 AM uw . ah to* 14 6W ol M * t o a to* kBtoWig daocribai snparty ■* m bato to L O T 100. BRYNHAVEN FIRST REPLAT. A REPLAT OP BRYNHAVEN. ACCOROPM TO T M PUTT 1 M M 0 P AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK I E PAG6(S) *0 ANO 21. OP T M PUBUC RECOROB OP SPMNC21 COUNTY. FLORCA. O M d toto 11 Star (ORCUTT COURT SEAL) Ntohysnnw Maraa Ctork el to* CbcUl Court s o a r T M E C M N O U HERALD TH E LAW OPtnCES OP DAMO J. STERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTVP ■01 UMrwWy Drib* BuW MO Ptorewkm. F I 33324 a. 01*17*3(FM)FTN M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMEMCA M W ITH DOAM JT1ES ACT, paraona adto 4aabra*ea readcordacl COURT ADMMBTRATION, at toa SSM PKXS County Cowtoouaa at 407***4227.1*00•89*771 (TOO) or 1*09*69*770. H T M C M C U r T COURT khryam* Moraa, ctortt Clark d toa CWCUTT C o a l ByRutoKbv A* Deputy Ctora E d ravawto l i n n r t i l u . P A . PO. 1 2S01A Tampa, FL 33622*01* MM WELLS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE, IN C, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CROSSLANO MORTOAOE CORP. M THE C M C U T COUNT OF THB 1VTH JUDICIAL C M C U T. C A M NO: 6 1 C A H B 1 1 4 L FIRST NATIONWIOE MORTGAGE CORPORATION PU U N TFF VS. ALEXIS MARTME2 CRUZ, M LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, O E V IS E E B . G R A N T E E S , ASSIGNEES, UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN PTTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER O R AGAINST ALEXIS MARTINEZ CRUZ; ROSA E. CRUZ AAUA ROSA P. CRUZ. IF UVP4Q, ANO IF OEAD, TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEMS, DEVISEES, Q R AN TIES . ASSIGNES, UENORS. CREDTTORS. TR USTEES ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER O R AGAINST ROSA E. CRUZ M U A ROSA P. CRUZ; BRYNHAVEN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC; WELLS FAROO BANK MPTNESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F/K/A NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE: JO H N DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION OEFENOANT[3) NOTICS OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur■tram to a Summary FtreT Judgmant d Foractoata* (totod M a l i 6, 2002 snkarad m 0 4 Case No. 01 CA2S6I 14 L M to* Cbcu* Court M to* 1STH JudkaM O ra * In and tor SCMPIOLE Coumty. SANFORD. Ftortda. I wB aa* to to* NgfwM eM beM blddar lor ceah *1 AT WEST FRONT OOOR M toa SEMINOLE Coumty Courtooua* tocatod at 301 N PARK AVENUE In SANFORO. F L M 11 BO AM Am. on to* 9 day ct Apr*. 2002 to* khowUng o w o w w pfC9»ny u m i w h i n •aid Summary FtoM Judgment to­ wn: LO T 103. BRYNHAVEN FIRST REPLAT, A REPLAT O f BRYN­ HAVEN. ACCORDING t o t h e PLAT THEREOF A3 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 30. PAGE(S) 20 ANO 21. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Oakad tola 11 day or Month 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryam* Mona Ctork M toa C k o n Cowl By: Mary S na ck Oapury Ctork Putwahn: THE SEMINOLE HERALD TH E LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 S Urwaraty Ore* Surta 500 PtorWMan, FL 33924 (994)2936000 01 602921FNM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSASKJTlES ACT. persons sen a m eatss naadtng a spackel aooommoutoaon inouad crrmact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al to* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* M 407*694227. 1*00965*771 (TDO) or 1*009599770. via Ftortda Rakay Same*. PubOah Mardi 20, 27,1002 BK I37. M THE O R C u rr COURT OF THE If T H JUDICIAL C M C U T, 91 ANO FOR 9CMMOLS COUNTY, GENERAL CASE NO: 01 C A 2 7 M 1 6 L FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION PLAINTIFF NOTICC a HEREBY GIVEN, tod ULHM AS OUST (ASHLAND), to* | tor a tax 1 to ba dauart toaraon. Tha oarnumbaRa) a id yoaRa) d ACT, PERSONS WITH T * S NEEDWO SPECIAL ACCOMMOGADON TO PARTICIPATE M THIS PROCEED**) SHOULD CONTACT COURT AOkSM STfUT K M AT 201 N. PARK ANENUB, SANFORD. FIORK3A 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)3234310. N O T LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PK O R TO THE PROCEED­ ING IF HEARM Q IMPAIRED, (TOO) 1*00*69*771. OR VOICE (V) 1*094*9*770, VIA FLORCA RELAY SERVICE. P d d d t M arh 20,27.2002 KK140 W TTM C W C U R CO UR T FOR I COUNTY, PLORBM M RE: ESTATE O F F E T IH J. FANASMC. Th* adidrtabaien d toe adato d PETER A PANASMC dn aaiart. F*a Nunrbar 32 244-CP, la pandng to to* Cbcid Court tor Saiidnd* County. Florida. Probata DMakOh toa aukbaaa d wNdi la 301 H Park Avarua. Santord, Ftortda 32772•0** Th* name* and addraaaaa d A U MTERESTED PERSONS ARE MODFIEDTHAT A l paranna on wham toto nose* I* iwddlii a. varua or ymaefcaon d toto Court ara raoraed to Me toa* cbRc•on* wah toto Court WITHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP TH H NOTICE ON THEM. A l crwMora d toa Oaotord and MELBA Y. CUEVAS; and ai umknown parttoa ctobabtg by torau^v imdar or who la not b a n to ba daad or atora. ctokmanto; TENANT *1 andtor TENANT *2, toa parttoa branded to accomt tor toa paraon on persona In H . r eu a i , OAKLAND VILLAGE HOMSOWNI EOWNER* ASSOCIATION. SC. NOTICE OP SALE Node* W haraby ghen tost, punster* to toe Final Juagmanl d Fondoawe data March 6. 2002 In toto cauM. I SEMINOLE County. Ftortda LOT 17G OAKLAND VklAGE SECTION THREE. ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN FLAT BOOK 26, PAGES 23 ANO 24. PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA a/Va *12 Ramada* Avanua. ASamcnka springs, FL 32T14 at puMc sal*, lo to* Tvghaal and baat bkktor. tar cedu. m toa Waal bora (toot d tw eourtoouae, Heatod « 301 N. Park Avanua. Santord. Florid*, at 1100 a m . on Aprt 11, 2002 (Sad) Mary A m Mora* Ctork at to* O c u l Cowl By: Deborah Canard DapuFy CWrS Dougtoa C Zalm. PA. t* S 3 0 U S Hey i * N . *300 O ia r e a r. PL 33794 (737)3394911 phone / (777)53910*4 l u PtoaM pubtoh be Sarranol* Harakd IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICAN DUSAflAiTIES ACT. A PERSON M NEED OF A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICI­ PATE M THIS PROCEEDING OR TO ACCESS A COURT SERVICE. PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY SMALL, WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME PRIOR TO ANY PROCEEDING OR NEED TO ACCESS A SERVICE. PROGRAM OR ACTTVTTY. COURT THE ADMMWTRAT10N OFFICE OF THE COURT. 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771. TELEPHONE (407)3234330 OR 1*00-9656771 (ThO). or 1*09 995*770 (V). VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE. Pubiah Manh 20, 27 2002 KX138 M T M CWCUTT COURT OF THE O O H TU M TH J U O C U L C M C U T M A N O FO R S E M H O U COUNTY, ChrtL ACTION Caaa Ho. 89CA-211-14L CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. AS TRUSTEE. FOR THE QflMT II MORTOAOE LOAN TRUST 2000-1, DATED SEPTEMBER 1.2000, vs THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST JANICE SUVA ADUA JANICE PURVIS SA.Y1A. DECEASED. *11 , NOTICE OF ACTION TO. WILLIAM SILVIA AMIA WILLIAM SILVIA. JR , AS AN HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF JANICE SILVIA M U A JANiCE PURVIS SILVIA. DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN CURRENT AOORESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED tost an enmn to toracke* a mortgage on toa tat­ tooing deecnbed property m SEMI­ NOLE Courdy. Ftonda LOT 7. CITRUS HEIGHTS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT March M . 87,2002 and AprtL 10.2002 KX 1S0 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEH tod MLHM AS CU B T (ASMANO), tw haktot d to* tataatog oar*tcad(i) haa Nad add cera*ceto(a) tor a tax ahead nuxnbar(a) and yaarta) d toauanca. toa daaatokon d to* prtp•rty and toa namo(a) to wNdi I eea M ACCORDANCE WITH THE YEAROP PARCEL o r 27-1930*036800nrvw D n a k d o n d P n p d ir F T OP BLK B D IS C AS BEG 111.01 PT E OP SW CCW HJC B RUN W 11*01 PT N 310 F T *3 27* F T *307 4* FT W TO A P T N OF BEG S TO BEG A F G VEGETABLE TR ACT PB 7 PO 14 U F O : QBQ30000 C U TO U T FOR (S •rty itoai itin i In atxh rare* d a (i) ■B ba drtd to toa N d a d bttlar d toa wad kor* door. Sardtooto Courdy Monday Aprl 29.2002. d 1100am. Payment d Sato to*, appicehka documentary damp lax** and lacordhg toga are raqdrad to b* pad by toa diccaaaM blddar d to* •ala. Fid paymanl d an amount • q u d to to a h tfd d b k td d u a a d d i 24 hour* dtor toa sdrarttoad Bna d to toa Ctork d toa Cbodl Court. Datod on 3/14/2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP TH E CWCUTT COURT B E M M O U COUNTY, FLOREM by GERALDINE HARFORD Oapury Ctork P uM d t itonh 2DL17.2002 w d Apr* 3,10,2008 KX147 I COUNTY, I NO. 81-CA-2777-144. A l paymerdi dw* be cadi or taakumanL mada to toa Ctork d toa Chou* Oaurt. Oaaad on 314/2082. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP T W CWCUTT COURT B E M M O U COUNTY, FLORCA by OERALDPM HARFORD Dapuly WITNESS my hard and to* aad at toto O o u lB i toto___day o< MAR I I ---- Ml ■ j a*i ai x e a m. , rn »B*rgw ma fiwxji ro* ma wa, ma Aa Ctork M toa Court ByRutoKtog AaDepuhrCtok S PEAR S HOFFMAN lad ADACoonketor M 301 H. Park Avanua. BuM* N301, Santord, Ftortda 32771. M laaM Bra day* prior to toa procaaHig. Ibtophona: (407)3234330 EM. 4227; 1 H 0*6S*771(TDO). or 1 *00*69*770(V), Ma Ftortda M a y Sarvloau/ra Pubikh March 20.27,2002 KK136 to b* pddkytoaauoeaadMbidfwalto* •ata Ft* payman d i n amour* •qud to toa Ntfaai *M la dua a l t o 24 hour* add toa ad nk iad kna d • da A i M AR YAM * CLERK OP THE CW C W T COURT SEM M O Lf COUNTY. PLORDA by QERALDMB HARFORD Dapuly Pu*6ah>Aanto 20.27.2008 KX13S H T M C S C U T T CO UR T OF THE 1ITH CASE NO.: (1 -CA -M S 1-19L FIRST UMON NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE. VS. ALENE P VrtLLARO FAVAALENE P GAUTHMR A W A ALINE PETMCIA O AUTM ER, IF U V M G . ANO W DEAD, THE IM M O B M SPOUSE. HEM S, DEVISEES.GRANTEES. ASSHNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AFC ALL OTHER PARRBS C L iS W M AN H TE R E S T SY. TH R O UO K UNDER OR A O N M T A LIN E P. WE1ARD F/K/A M IN E P OAUTMER AW A A L IM PAT7PC1A OAUTMER; cals data d toa h d pub*ra*m d toto Nolca mud M* took dabna dto Ida Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FW ST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE D ATE OP BERV C I OP A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A* akrun addora d tow Oaoadard and paraona having clam* or demand* agalnat toa Dacedanft court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED W EL BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* data d Y e tod puMcatom d tod None* W March 20. 2002 KATHLEEN QRASSL 30(1 S. Wardworth Ava. MSaaukaa, Wl 53207 Attorney lor Paraonal Rapraaardatora JOHN U. MCCORMCK. Eaquka Ftortda Bar No 52440 501 Eaa( Church Straat Ortando, Ftortda 32*01 Talaphona (407)9435690 Pubtoh March 20.27.2002 KKI4I tor Tea Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod RUTH COLMAR, to* hoktor d to* Wtoemg cartrftoetad) haa lltod add certrtcata(k) tor a da rtool to ba dated demon. The cenwkcei* ntmb*dt) and year(t) d toauanca, toa daacrtptton d to* proparty, and to* nam*(>) In etdeh • .. ................ ad d/ara aa fcdoea: CERTIFICATE NO: *21 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1666 PARCEL 10* 31-19-31-626-00000030 Deacnpotm d Property LEO LOT 1 CEDARHH.L PO 29 PO 19 Name* at ahkh m l a .aed JUQITH QABBAI PERSONAL REP Undaa inch carthcatad) ihal ba radtamad acconlng to leer, be proparty daacrtu d to auch oandicad(a) •rdba acAJ to toa Nghad toddar d toa aad trod door. Barranola Courdy Coutooue*. Smkrd, Ftortda. an Monday Aprd 29.2002. d l l 00am Payrrerd d Sal* lea. apyiiraWa documentary tum p Ursa and raavdng Id** a n raqutrad to ba pad by toa auccaaalul tattar d toa •ad Fu* payment d an amount equal In to* lugeal bid d du* wkhkn 24 houra altar to* whrardaad am* d aad. A l payment* aha* ba caah or guaranteed toalnmanl. mad* payibl* to toa Clark d to* Ckcud Court. Dadd on 314(2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Dapuly Ctart Pubdh March 20.27. 2002 and A p r il 10.2002 KKI4S fgf T*« Q n d NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toal FUNOCO INC. to* hoktor d to* Idtowing earth: ala(i) hat Nad card carthralao) tor a lai daad to ba dauadtoanon. Th# cardteaka nunv bartu and yaarti) d dauansa. to* daaertpoon d to* property, and toa name( l ) In which t wee ana a iad a n u U m CERTIFICATE NO: 3811 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IS M PARCEL ©• 15 2 1 295 00 000 9 5240 Daaoueon d Property LEO LOT 524 HEATHEHTON VILLAGE UNIT I FB I* PGS 38 * 17 Hemal m which exacted MICIUEL J RATCHFORO. DAWN M RATCHFORD Unleee lurch carthcalad) trial ba radaemad aocordmg to law. toe proparty daaertoad n kuch ceniticule(i) wd ba add to to* higher* tedder at to* aort bonk door. Sammol* Corny Courttuuu. Santord. Florida, on Monday. Apr*29. 2002 ai II 00am NOTICE IS H D W B V O IVEH tod RUTH COLM AR toa totter d to* fcdowtog cartMcdds) haa Bad add oardkaadi) tor a lax daad to ba laauiad beraon. The rartd r ato rambarti) and yaar(a) d toauanca. toa d k oH A ai d be property and toa nama(a) to ehkch • wee m aaaad ka/ara aa kdowae CSRTVkCATE NO! 1448 YEAR OP MSUANCfll IS M PARCEL 0 4 01-20-30-60*60002310 Daacrtptoai d Property: LEG LOTS 23* 240 242 244 * 34* FRANK L WOODRUFFS SUBO PB 3 PG 44 Namaa ki ehkh aaaaaaad. JUDITH OABBAI PERSONAL REP toe waar born door. Saadnoto County Courdiouaa. Serdord. FkMdto an Monday Aprt29.2002. d 110Odiv Payment d Bala toa. appacada documentary ttamp tara* and pad by toa n rra a d d bktow d toa tala. Fu» paymard d an amouxd •qud to toa Nghaat bid to dua eddn 24 hour* dtor r » advartaad ama d •ala. A l paymard* aha* ba caah er guaranteed Inttnmard. mad* payam* io toa Ctork d to* canal Court. Datod on 3/14/2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOTODA by GERALDINE HARFORO Oapury Ctork Pitoiah March 20.27.2008 and A p r il. 10.2008 KK148 torTaaOoad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod ACCURATE TEMPERATURE CON­ TROL CORP. toa hoktor d toa IdKa) haa dad aaki i) lor a tax daad to ba toauad toaraon. Tha carMcato numb*r(a) and yaarta) d toauanca. toa daaenpaon d toa property and to* nama(a) In which i waa CEim FIC A T* NO: W31 YEAR OP m U A N C d It** PARCEL ©to 1921-31*1360000370 Daicitobon d Property: LEG LOTS 37 38 3* e 40 MILTON SQUARE ADO PO 3 PG 50 Name* In wNdi aaaaaaad: REALTY ASSET PROPERTIES LTD Undaa auch c*milcal*(a| trial b* radaemad aooonSng to tow, to* prop­ erty daaotoad In auch earkfcae (i) M l ba aototo toa h ig h a bektor M toa vraal bord door, Samaioto Courdy Coatoou**, Serdord. Ftortda, on Monday. Apd 2*. 2002. d II OCdm Payrrerd d Sato toa, app*cahl* doewnantary atamp taxi* and racordng baa era raqxrad to ba pad by toa a u e a d u l toddar d to* •ato. Fid paymanl d an amount aryid to toa IdgRaal bid to dua wrtoto 24 houxa a/ler tre a d ve rd d kma d •ala. A l payment* trie* ba caan or guaranlaad Inalrumanl. made payarid to to* Clark d to* Clrcud Coal Dadd on 314-2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Dapdy Ctork Puddh: March 20. 27. 2002 and Aprd 3. 10. 2002 KXI4S for T u D u d NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN. Set MUNICO INC. to* hoktor d toa IdcandlcadO) tor a tax daad to b* Iaauad toaraon. Th* cardiced numbarta) and yaar(i) d toauanca, to* daacu nion d to* property, and toa named) In which * e u CERTIFICATE NO ITS* YEAH OP ISSUANCE: 1M* PARCEL ©• 34-21 3950900000150 Daacramon d Property- LEG LOT 15 BLX B EASTBROOK SUBO UNIT NO • PB 14 PO 62 Namaa n which aiaaaaad LUTHER R MARBLE. VIRGINIA R MARBLE Undaa lurch cartAcad d l N e l ba raudamad aooontng lo dvr. be prop­ arty deaenbad ai auch certibcaied) w* be K k l to toe rediaet b o d r at to* wael bord door. Samavd Counry Courthoua*. Sanford. Fkxud. on Monday. Aprd 29.2002. *1II 00am A TI NO: SMI YEAR OP ■aUANO : tM PARCEL Dto 332939*21-0009 00*0 DaacrtpSon d Property LEO LO T * LO N Q O A U MOUSTRML PARK PB 29 POSO Namaa to ahkh g r i n d CONSEAL SfTERNATIONAL MC Urdaax auch raidA rg|t) d e l ba I aooorWrg to toac toa prop' In auch oarkk atola) toa N d e d bkktor al to* wad bord door. SandnoN Couady Cowtoouaa. Sarderd. Fkatoa on Monday Aprt 2*. 2002. d l l 00am. Payrrerd d Bad toa, ap**cabto documanraiy ttamp tuaa and rweordng tow *ra raqdrad to ba paU by toa auooawAi Mdttor d toa •da. Ful paymanl d an amour* *yud to toa N Tra d bU to dua wdito X haute add toa advarttoad *m ad adw A l paynerd* d e * ba cedi or gerardiad todruiw d. mada peyabto to toa Ctork d toa CicMI Court. Ddad q : 314/2008. MARVilMNE l y wfftp CLERK OP T W CWCU1T COURT S E M N O U COUNTY, FLORCA by GERALD#* HARFORO Dwuty Ctork PubMc March 20,27.2002 rod AprtlL 10,3002 10(1*1 tor Ttox I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEH tod RUTH COLMAR, b e hc*dr d be cda(a) haa Nad aard i) tor • I n daad to ba toauad beraon. Tha rartdrato numbar(a) and yaart'l d eauance. be daacrtptoJi d to* property, w d toa adddi a wea aaaaaaad C E R TV K A T1 NO: 1*40 PARCEL KM: 21-20-39300011Agryiq Daacripaon d Propw y LEO SEC 21 TWP 20S ROE 30E BCQ 100 FT N 0 FM TN U B TR 0 42* *W U CO UN TR Y CLUB RO RUN W 1*99* FT N 34 DEO W 21*97 FT N 59 DEG E 130 F T 8 14 DEO E 1*0 F T E*0 F T * TO BEG Namaa n ahkh aaaaaaad: RICH A WAYNE TR Unto** auch cardtoato(t) aha* ba radaemad aooonSng to toe; toa Prato arty di l riaiwl In aush nuaauxaxx) ■ d ba and to toa N d e d bkktor d toa wad bar* door. Bammcto Courdy Courthaea. Santord, FkxidK on Monday Aprt 29.2008, dlHXtom . Payrrerd d Bato toa, aw dcabia documentary atamp laxxa and racotuNig toaa ata raqxrad to ba paid by to* auocaeaU blddar d to* ••to. Ful paymard d w amour* •qud to toa Id d e d bid to du* wdtn 24 hour* ahar toa adieraaed tore d •ala. Ai paynerda kriai ba caah or guaranteed matrumard. mada payabta to toa Ctork d toa Ckcurt Court Datod an 314/2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SCM btO U COUNTY. FLORIOA by OCRALOINE HARFORO Dapuly Ctork Publah: March 20.27,2002 and A p r tL 10. 2002 KX152 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod RUTH COLMAR, toa hoktor d be toiowtog cerdicalao) haa Nad aald certdV-ae(t) tor a lax daad to ba Iaauad beraoa Th* carMcato nunb*r(a) and yaarta) d toauanca, be cexcrcxton or b e property ana be n*m*(t) in which ■ w** xixaxvd CERTP3CAT1 NO: 1*30 YEAR OF 1SSUANC1:1SV7 PARCEL © » 01-29395126009 Q21A Daaenpaon d Property LEO PT O f LOTS 21 28 DESC AS BEG NE COR LOT 21 RUN W 4615* FT S 03 OEG 16 MIN 67 SEC E *02*6 FT E 130 4* F T N 2* DEO 03 MIN 00 SEC E 6*7 • FT TO BEG AMENDED PLAT DRUID PARK PB T PO 6 Namaa in which aaaaaaad: MID FLA PROP CORP Ltotoxx auch cartibcaia(x) d e l ba radaaned accordtog to law. be proparty deaenbad n auch car*Acata(i| w « ba M U to b e N gled brddar d b e waal btxd door. Samaioto County Courtooua*. Santord. Ftonda. on Monday. Apr* 29, 2002. d t l 00am Paymarr d Sal* to*, appkcariw documanlary tu m p U r n and racnnWg toaa a n raqurad to ba pdd by toa wxraaakJ bkktor d toa ••to. Fu* paymanl d w amount •qud to be hrghad tad e dua wde: 24 hour* ahar toa advartaad tore d •ato. AA paymanl* d e l 0* caah or guaranlaad kwtrunenl. made payxrita to be Ctork d be Cacu* Court. Dated on 314/2002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORO Dapuly Ctork Pubtoh. March 20. 27, 2002 and A p rtL i a 2002 KK153 NOTICE OF SUBPCNBION TO WILLIAM C. NEELO Cat* N o: CW2001-1294AW2I03*16 An Mac* d Suapanaron to auapand your icarea and atgtnWy tor ■oarnura haa bean Nad agamd you You lev* to* nq* to raquaxl a hexi­ ng punuard to Sacbore 120 569 and 120 67, Florida Slatutoa, by makng a raquaxl tor urn* to to* Florida Daparkrerd d Suia. OMwon d Lceremg. Poll Otoe* Box 66*7, Tal ariaan a. Ftonda 3231466*7 If a raquaal tor rearing la not raoatodd by 21 dvyx Iran toa dale d to* lad put>tcabon. be rigid to team* n toe manar wM ba aenad and be Dapartrerd d Stria m l dxpoa* d toe caua* n accordance »ah law Pitoirtt March 13,20.27.2002 and April L 2002 KK694 �T he Seminole H ekald Le g a u Le g a u n o tk * » h e r e b y o iv e n . » w i RUTH COLMAR to* hotter •» to* «■ «• «* < »» I W M « Kt) tar ■ tea deed to ba iTTw k « W m d yaarte) ct d n e^d on cf toe property. and toe namc(i| In *45cfi I a n m a w ) YUUa OF PARCEL W 0120-30-805-00001170 D n c * * m d Property. LEO LOTS 317 311 391 323 1 329 FRANK L WOODRUFFS SUED f t 3 FO 44 .......................................... JUOfTH QABBAJ PERSONAL REP I M F I County Coutoouaa, M d . F M k , on M s i d E n t H Iin m P i p r t d Sd* In . Leg a u laauad toaraon. The borta) and yaarTt) of _ ik io ta o n d too proparty, m d ft* namata) to wtdeh ■ was aaaaaaad Y tA R O P M L M M C E M S M PARCEL Oto 34-20-2 W 10-0000OMO Daaertpdon ot Property LEG LO T M S F T OF LO T H OCBC AS BCO BE COR LOT SS RUN N B3 DEO 30 Md* 13 SEC W 140 F T NELT ON CURVE 3.17 F T S I I DEO 34 MM St SEC E 140.01 F T T O SEO BASAL VWW AT BASAL F O N T PB 33 FO S B 3 TO S 4 0001B . 1) M b* art b* add to tw N jto a rtW d te a ! to# wad Port door, Samtooto Couray Coutooua*. Sardord, Flcrtda. on Monday Apd 2*. 2009. at 1 1 0 0 m Paymara d Sd* to*. Id bo at to* CLERK OP THE C M C U T COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORKM by GERALDME HARFORD Deputy Ctorti Futotdc ktorch 90.37.1009 m d Ad* X 10. 2003 KX1S4 NOTICE IS HEREBY (W E N tool RUTH C O U iA A to* hddw d to* aato. FUI paymara of an aqualtotoaNfate 14 h a u l taw Al payatte la to* Ctorti d to* Cbort Court. Oatod on 37140003. MARYANNE MORSE C U F K O F THE C M C U T COURT SEMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by OERALONE HARFORO Deputy Ctorti PuM dt Irtoreh 3 a IT . 2003 ard Apr! 110,2003 KK1S0 M T M iC S IC U tT COUNT OF THE 14TH JUDICIAL a n e w 0FF10R BM TEA R OF ISSUANCSi I f H p a r c e l too- ca-at-M-sisoooo-* 0130 On c rtptoun d Property LEO U M T 13 CAMBRIDGE SQUARE A CONGO ORB 1114 FO 90S Ham * In which aasaaaad: CAM­ BRIDGE PTNR3 DEV CORF Unto** kueh r*ntorin(i] M b* iadMnwdaeooe*iQ to to* toa prop­ erly daaotoad In such e*rWcato<4) « d to* aeW to to* Ntfwst Mddd d tod m a t toad doer. S ta tio n Candy Courtoouaa, SantonL Ftortda, on M m to y A p t 3*. 1009. d 1100m . Paymara d documentary pdd toy to* aiseaaaM bkfctor d to* •da. M payment d an amount •qud to to* N d »e l tod la du* a W n 24 hour* dtor to* atN*rtto*d am* d ad*. A l paymart* ahal to* cadi or guarani**d tod njm nt. mad* r ayatod to to* Ctorti d to* Orcu* Court. Dadd on 3114/3000. MARTANNEIIORSE CLERK OF THE C IR CUT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDME HAftfORO Dapuly Ctorti Pubiaft March 30.17.3003 and Apr* 3. 10. 3009 AMISS PUurm FF. V*. Sammoto Lana Iran* Land Tnwt 4034. a Land Trust: S Stuart as Trusts* ol too Sandnot* Ld w Iran* land D u d *034, a Land Trust; Th* Untnmm PanaUdatto* ot t w That d too Sammoto Ldw bant land Trust 1034, * Land TruatTh* uiknown Truttosa ol tw Sarrtnoto Ldw ban* land Tnwt *034. a Land Truat__. uranown panorda) n poaaaadon of to* aublacl rad proparty I I ; ____ udmown p*raon(i) bl poasaatlon d to* arhfant rad proparty IT , t bring, and al by. I tetandanKa) w in are known lo tw dtad or atom. DEFENDANT NOT1CI OF ACTION T O Sammoto Lake ban* land Truat *094. a land Tnwt I bring and a* unknown partial ctobnmg by. thrcuipv under and against to* above named tetandam(a) wtw ara not known to tw daad or (tom. I M o n c i i* h e r e b y o i v e h r a RUTH COLMAR, IK* hotter of to* carMcakafa) tor • lai d n d to to* Issued twreon. Tin raided* wanto*K*| and y**r(») d aauanc*. to* 11- - - ariki' ii nA in ii ite n — — -i --o m w ^ moti w f * urn propvny. wki na nanw(s) to winch 4 m * C E R TV K A T1 NO; 4(7 TEAR OF ISSUANCS: IM S PARCEL 0 4 XLIg-SO-SAF-OOOO017A Da*ci1p*on ot Propmly: IE O W 1/3 OF LOT 17 (LESS F T At SECOND SEC RAVENNA PARK SEC LOCH ARBOR)NEWUPSALAP9 I POST Name* to atkeh u i l l l d SHOE­ MAKER CONSTR CO Urteaa loch car*Acate(i| ihai to* radsamad acconing to law, to* prop* arty deserted to auch cwrttoc*te(*| ad to* add to to* h g a i l tedder at to* wad kora door. Samtooto Couray Courtoouaa. Santord. Florida, on Monday. Apr* 3», 3003, d 11Mam. Paymara at Sato to*, appicatte doctoa* ara rnquaad to to* paid toy to* a i t a id t toiddar at to* aal*. Fui paymad d an n w l aqud to to* iKpiaat tod a du* warm 34 horn paymarda ahal to* caah or guaran­ teed matnimanl mad* payable to tw Ctorti ol to* Orcud Court Datod on 3rta/3002. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP THE ClRCUrT COURT SEIAN0LE COUNtT. FLORIDA toy GERALDINE HARFORD Oapuly Ctorti PutoAatt March 30.37 .3003 and Apr* 3. 10. 3003 KKIS8 tor T4n Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod RUTH COLMAR, to* hotter ol too todowlng camrc*ta(t| haa Nad add e*rk6e*te<i) tar a tai daad to b* laauad toaraon. Th* candleala nuntoarta) and yav(a) ot Nauanca. to* daaerpaon ot to* preparty, and to* nam*(i) In wtroh a aaa t naaaad War* as totowa: CERTIFICATE NO: 484* YEAR OP M U A N C S : IM 7 PARCEL 10*; 2I-21-32-5CF-OFOO01 SO Daaerpaon ot Proparty LEG LOTS IS IS * 17 BLK F NORTH CHUUJO TA P B 3 P O S 4 Nama* In which an aaaad MARK CIBOR Urdu* auch csrtAoaa<a) ahal b* radaamad acconing to tow. to* prop­ erty daaentoad In auch caraAcatola) wd be sold to to* tepaai tedder al tow wad bent door. Sammoto Courry Courttnua*. SantonL Ftortda, on tlontoy. Apr* 30.3003. d It 00am Ptynwni ot Sal* to*, appacatte documentary tum p ta**a and reconing to** ara rerynrad to b* pad by to* uxcautii tedder al to* tala FiA paymart ot an amoud aqud to tow hdlwal bd to due watwi 34 houn altar tow adterttoad am* ot sate A l paymarda ahai be caah or guaranlaad tnctrumani. mods payabto to to* Cterk ol tow C r o a Court Oatod on V I 4/3003. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Ctorti PUAat! March 30. 37. 3003 and Apr4 X 10. 3003 KX1S7 tof f u D u d NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, towl F UNOCO INC. tow hotter ol tow tottowing c*rtaic*ls(i) ha* Nad tad cartAcalstt) tor a I n dead to b* radaamad acconing to tow, to* prop­ erty described In auch oamPcaaata) s d b* ardl to to* td^wrt blddar d toa wad bad door. Sarmvto Coudy Coutooua*. Sardont Flcrtda. on ktonday. Apr* 1 .3003. W 11atom. Payment of Bala to*, mtordng to** ara raqUrad to ba pdd by toa auooaaaU blddar d toa ads. Fid paynwrd ol an amoud aqud to toa I V w d bkd N diw attorn 14 hour* aftor dw admrdaad pn* of adK A l paymarda ahal ba caah or payabto to toa Ctorti d toa C b o d I on 9/31/3009. M A R Y A fM MORSE C U R K O F THE CmCUTT COURT SEkdNO U COUNTY. FLORM3A by GERALDINE HARFORD Dapkdy Ctorti Publah: Fsbnwry 37, 3003 and March A 13,20,37.3002 JJ235 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVER tod MLHM A3 OUST (A8HLANO), to* hobtor of toa bduatng cardtodafa) ha* dad add o*rMeda<t) tor a tai dead to ba laauad toaraon. Tlw carMeats runbarfi) and yaar(i) of Nauanca, toa daaerpaon at bw prop­ erty, m d iwrwntod) m which t was nerttorwaji) tor • to* to to* laauad twrecn. Th# nunto*rt*l m d y w l i ) ot dnolpton d to* property and to* n*m*(i) In whkh I in* TSAR O F ISSUANCE: IB M PARCEL IOr. 02-20-30- S31-0000- 1110 P aar it d Y i ol Proparty: UNIT tit RIOGEWOOO VILLAS A CONDO 0 R B 3 IM P O 3 5 S Name* m whkh aaaaaaad: CLUS­ TER BRANCH PARTNERS LTD NcwtoG)) A l ot add proparty bdng m toa Couray of Sarrando, Stow of Florida Urdaaa auch carWkwto(l) ahal ba radaamad aoc u dbrg to tow. toa proparty daaotoad m s u h nwdlcato(i) wB ba rokd B to* tdtfwat ddter d to* wad bold tew. Sammoto Coudy Coutooua*. Sankad. FBtbto. on Monday, Apr! A 2002. d 1100am. Payment ol Sail Nmi, ff f * 1** ^ documentary damp it ia i and raa mpng to** am raqtead to ba pdd by to* auocaaatut bkttor d toa u to Fui paymara d m amoud aqud to toe hqFwd bid to du* wwm 34 houm ahat tw adiatdaad tma ol bwtmmant. payabto to aw Ctorti at tw Cbcurt Court. D M d on 221/2002 MARYANNE MORSE C U R K O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORKM by O f RALOWE HARFORD MarWl L l k r t WT, 1 Quart as Tnwaaa d to* BamSwto Lake bans Land Tnwt 4P34, a Land D u d I M ng and •« udnown partto* claiming by, torough, under and who ara not known to b* dead or itom, whatoar add udmown or otod ddmonto whoso tod known Th* Unknown QanaAttorlaa at to* Tnwt d tw Bandnoto lab* Iran* Land Tnwt 103k, a Land Tnwt I br­ ing and a i urAncam panto* ckamdng by. tonwgh. inter and agabwl to* mad tetonten*!) who am known to tw dead or atom. QfllUM I, Of CUfmf ctotmarda whoa* tod known addraa* to: Th* Unknown Tnwt*** ol to* Sammoto Lake Iran* Land Trud *324. a Land Tnwt I M ng and al unknown parttoa claiming by. i) who am known to tw dtad or olhm. terti an , grantsas. or ottwr YOU ARE NOTIFIED tw l an adken tor toradoaum ot rnortgagt on too LO T 4 1 BLOCK K SEMINOLE HEIGHTS. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED H FLAT BOOK I . PAGES 1A3, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORI­ DA has baan Nad agwnd you and you are mqumd to aanm a copy ot you wirtan tetonaa l. * any to 4. on KELLY M. BALLARD. Adorrwy tor to* Ptom*N. whoa# aekbaai W Cuba* 4SuwUnkl. P A 4010 BcyaooU BoUavard Sul* 450 Tamp*. FL 33007 on or balom ttnty day* bom tw dal* cl to* b u pubtesbon d tot* nose* and Na to* onpnd wan toa Ctorti ol to to Coul *Wwr batom aanrw* on Plamtara anomay or bnmarbdaty OtfWNtM 8 dkitiiH wfl b i ardarad igamat you tor to* mist NOTE: Punuant to toa Fair 0*01 Collection Practical A d you ara adrtaad tost tor* tow Nm la teamed to b* a te d redactor adampang to ctrtacl a te d and m y mtomwlion cdtawd Wrt b* uaad tor tod p u WITNES3 my hand m d to* tad ol sard Ca ul on FEB I I 3003 (SEAL) A l Clark ct *w Court ByRutoWng A* Dapuy Ctorti Pudan The Sammoto Haratd COOiLIS A STAW1ARSKI. P A 4010 Boyacou BuJav*rd Sut* 450 Tampa 7L 3300/ Tatopnorw (513)077-6000 CAS410433-0104 PUteh March 31 37.3003 KK153 ______ Node* ot lor T u Dard NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVER ftflt RUTH COLMAR, h r hotter ot M torowmg cartrhcat*(i| ha* Nad sard cartdcatati) to# a 1*4 dead to ba aauad toaraon. Th* cartrUcal* numbar(i) and yaarli) oI wauanc*. to* teaenptun oI aw property, m d to* Lig a ls NOTICE TO TH E PUBLIC: Oavkf SbaaL Winter SprbigK Ftortda L Nodesd tor TBi Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod MLHM A S CLO T (ASHLAND), to* holrtif ot I N (plowing w K l u t8(>) ha* Mad add c*raheaia(a) tar a M i dted to ba laauad toaraon. Thacaratlcata numbarlt) m d yaar(t) ot laauanca. toa teaukaun ot too prop­ arty, and aw namata) bi which a waa ■aaa iiil to/am aa IoI owk C V m F IC A T I NO; 4035 YEAR O F N SU A N C I: 15SB PARCEL IO r 14-21-31-3000040- 0000 D*4tnpBon ot Property: LEO SEC t4 TWP 313 ROE 3IE W 12317 F T OF E 389 57 FT OF NW 1<4 OF N£ 1/4 OF NW 1/4 B OF BR 415 Nama* M which aaiaaaad ROBERT L HELMUNG M edal*)) A l ol aa/d proparty bdng in to* C o u ty at Sammoto. Stoke of Urdaaa such candlcala (i) aha* b* radaamad acotoilng to law, toa prop­ arty teeotoad n auch carMcaM(a) wd b* aoid to to* hVwat brdter at aw wad bora door, Pammcto County Coutoouaa, Smtord. Florida, on Monday. April 1 .3003. d 1100am. riynu nf of Im , .f pirtoiM documantary tum p l u s t and mooning too* ara raqUrad to b* pad by r w auocaaatU tortoat d »w aato. Fui paynwrd ol an amoud aqud to 5w higfwat bid It du* wdhm 24 h o u i altar aw arhamaad am# ot aato. A l payment* ahal b* caah or guarmtaad kwtrunant. mad* payabto lo to* dark ol toa Drcud Coul Dated on 2/31/3002. MARYANNE MORSE C U R K O F THE CtnCUfT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Ctorti Publteh: Fabruary 27. 2003 and March 5. 13,30. 37.3009 JJ234 NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE a hereby (pvan, toil on to* dal* and am* baled batow.md conanung bom day to day und al goods am add, w* ad aal at Pchkc Auction, to to* NghatJ bdter. tor caah, al to* warehouse ot STOR­ AGE USA, located w 440 Florida Cantrat Parkway. Longwood. FL 33780. toa to*owmfl goods, warn*, and matchatdl** tor ram and otoar ctwrgaa tor which a ton on tarn* b ctamftd. lo Mt DATE OF SALE: Apr* 1A 3003 TdJE O F SALE: 4 30 Pkl (Cuatomar NamaHUni IlIBna! DaaotoOon ol Qoodt Bung Sotd) IM Sands tl04 Too**, barrch, coottr. Robart L Ladociky tISS houaahoU asm*. Edwm Oralm o 44B3 Hcutthoid tomau*. John K rg 4470 Fumrtua. SPG Gtcbd Corp VTnto Cat M IS Catering Ram*. Dakcaa Touch Sarvtwa 4550 Vatwte. Scot Bray Osargn Aaaoc. Inc. a«84 tomtu* kwankyy STORAGE PROTECTION AUC­ TION SERVICES LCEN S E * 853 A 180 00 ctearwig tepoM wd ba cotoclad tor aach urt puchaa* md raluidad alter a4 content* Ot urt/i Tlw above ntotmaacn w to ba pubtotwd one# • weak tor two oonascutrr* waaka Sad taka to b* uidar and by vato* ot to* itaiutet ot to* ttol*. n auch cats* mad* and pro­ rated Pubkah March 30.37.3002 KK053 ot Adfuabnara ot toa Cby ol Sardord a d hot] a rapier maaang on April t f , MBS m to* C4y Hal “ a d 11.30 AM. to ordar to ooraktor a raquad tor vartmea to to* Zormg Ordnance a* 1 partam* to mar yard aaCwck to m SFR ronmg daLU IS ktaytab Oaks PS 50 PGS 30 toru 41 aa located 103 London Fog Way Planted uaa of toa property la to raqusal a 2.BT rartanc# to oonatrud a acraanad room on toa back of toa Larry Btob. Cfwrrman Board cf ArSuabrwnl ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DCOOES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETMG OR tCAflPfG. HE/SHC W AL NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORD OF TH E PROCCEDMOS INCLUDING THE TESTS40NT ANO EVIDENCE. VrtdCH RECORD IS NO T PROVCCD BY TH E CITY OF SANFORD (FS 305 0108) PERSONS WITH DtSABAfTIES NEEDMQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-8535 a HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. Publteh March 37,3003 and Apr* 3.2003 KK105 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC; rKjoyi w n a w y gpv*ni v w ami Board d ACMbnant ol too Cby ot on Apt* 11, MB2 to to* Cby Hal Commteakon Chambara at 1T.30 A il. to order to conaldar a raquad tor vartwic* to toa Zonmg Otdnancs aa 5 partam* to a pared mdto d bukdrg In*. SR-1A toning datrid on Lag LOU S3. 94 A 88 Smtord Hdgfbt, PB 2 Pg 53 aa tocatart 304 W. 15th Slraal (SpacdcaPy. Lot S3) Ptenrwd uaa ot to* proparty la to raquad a 1(7 nature* to to* pared wtoto d bUUtog in* to oonalnict a akn^a tomly rawdanca on Lot 83 Larry Btob. Chairman Board ot ArEuabrwnl ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR MEARMO. HE/SHE WILL NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORD OF TH E PROCEEOMOS INCLUDING THE TE S ­ TIMONY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS N O T PROVIOED BY TH E CITY OF SANFORD. (FS 2B5010S) p e r s o n s w it h d is a b il it ie s NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 8525 45 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PuMdt March 37. 3003 and Apr* 3. 3003 KKtSI M THE C M C U T COURT FOR M b S N O U COUNTY. FLOMOA PROBATE DIVISION F la te w rlir 09-257-CP , IN RE: ESTATE OP FRANC E9 KERR 1OWE . rTR. OacsaaSd NOT1CC OF A0NPESTRAT1ON Tha adnmtebaucn at to* atua* d FRANCES KERR LOWE, dace aaad. F U Number 02 257 CP. Is pandng to to* Cbcui Court tor Sambwte Coudy. Florida. Probata DNwion. to* ****** cf which te 301 N. Park Avenue, Sardord, Florida 33771. Tlw nama* and addraaiat ot to* pancrwl rapmaanutom and to* paradkrtobatow ALL N TER ESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l person* on whom towncalca la aanad who have obtaeflona that chakmg* to* valdby ot Iw WE. bw fliwiMViftm of Ihg penontf rtprtMntaftvw. V8nu« or )urt8dteflon of tfM Coul am rarpirad to Ma to** obweBon* with tot* Ca ul w it h in t h e LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE GATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al crarMcra at to* Decadent and other paraona having claim* or demand* agaiwt Decadent* add* an wham a copy at tot* none* w ftfif of I n Ant publication of 988 NoSca must «te the* daen* wtto tow Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ai obwr awitor* ct to* Oscadanl and paraona having derm* or demands agamat to* Decadent1* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date ol tw Nat publication oI toW None* te March 77. 2003. Paraorwt Raprasardadm NORTHERN TRUST BANK OF FLORIDA 700 Bricks* Avanu* Mterrc. Ftond* 33t3l Attorney tor Paraorwt RaprarmUbv* Dented E. K lim Eaqur* FOWLER WHITE BURNETT PA. Florida Bar No 153085 BANK OF AMERICA TOWER 100 SOUTHEAST SECONO ST. MIAMI, a 33131-1101 Ortmdo, Ftond* 32501 Tatephorw: <407)543-8550 Publah March 27. 2002 and Apr* 3. 2002 KK154 BI TH E C M C U T COURT FOR S C M M O U COUNTY. FLORKM CIVIL ACTION CASE NO : Q I-C A-1275-14-W AMSOUTH BANK. WC . PLwnr.it, vm CANDY W O R SW KX at *L NOTICE OP 8 A U Nebco I* haraby gnran bid. puauant lo a Summery Judgment mimed In bw above rlyted cause to bw Cacut Court ot Sanwote Couby Flonda. to* CWrk oI Semmote Couby wrt ta4 to* proparty Moated In Semmola Coudy. Florida. Daacnpuon ol Mortgaged and Paracrwl Property Let 22. Block 8, North Orlando Town*!* Fourth Adtxicn, acconing to bw put bwraot aa raconted in Put Book 13 at Pag* 85. at bw PuMc Record* ol Sammote County. Th* abaal arkkaaa ut ahroh w 110 d a P U W c S d * . to b w N ^w d b k * dar, tor cadi, on t w wad kora atop* of bw Sarnmd* Couby Ceurtooua*. 301 North Park Avarua. Sardord. Ftortda 33771. on Aprl 14. 2003 d 11.00 AM. Datod NtortfliS. 3009 MARYANNE MORSE Ctork of bw Ctrcu5 Court Sammote Coudy. Florida By Mary StrcM* Dapuy Cterk Mdtoaw E. Tlwtcfwr Th* Sotatnon Troop Law Group, PA 400 N Atedey Plata. Sute 3D00 Tampa. FL 33SG3-4331 tUtonwya tor Anwouto Ban* PubAsfrMarch 27.3003 and Apr# 3. 2003 IOOS9 M THE CM CUfT COUNT OP THE O O NTCDfTH J U O K U L C M C U T M AND [ COUNTY, CASE NO. 01-CA-277S IW . s o n s FMANC1AL. a DNWon of Caaa C ra d Corporaaon, BEANCO. INC. and CAROLE DOCOE. NOTICE OF ACTION TO : SCANCO INC . CM Carol* D otgt a i W tgU lm d Aggnl and Carcte Doag*. torbriduaSy YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod m adkm tor Raplartn and Damagaa on bw toAoartng properly In Sammot* Couby. Ftortda deaertwd aa: 3000 Mack R055SS Convardanat Tractor. SERIAL NO: 1M3P370C7YM04535B; m d 1559 Uadi ROOMS Dump Truk. SERIAL N O : 1M2P267C8XM0473S5 am mtoirad to aanm a copy at you ten diten ill. 1 any. to 1 on Ekaa A. Skigar. Ektpin, 112 Wad Haven mu*. Matoauna. Florida 33901 on or batom April 23. 3002. and N* bw origrwt ato bw Ctork cf tot* Cout atbwr batom ionic* on to* ptamMTa anomay or knmadtelaty bwraafiar otoarww# a rtetaut wB ba ardarad agabwl you tor toa mtkaf DATED on MAR I I , 3003. MARYANNE MORSE ByRutoKtog A* Deputy Clark PubAatc March 37.3003 and April 3. 2003 KXI9B M TH E C M C U T COUNT O FTH B U TH JU O fCU L C M C U T. M A N O FO R ■EMMOLE COUNTY. a iteiiai- T i e r otynioN C A S IN O ; 01 CA 2435 140 WASHINGTON MUTUAL BAML FA. PLAINTIFF VS. WKXIAM M LEONARD, E T A L. ______ DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP ACTION CONSTRUCnVE SERVICE TO: WILLIAM H. LEONARD AND WENDY M. LEONARD, atwaa mttdanew te unknown 4 ha/dw/tosy ba ►ring and * hte>*tw/bwy tw dead, bw uiknown datendanti who may tw apoutaa. hair*. lore, trustees and tel panwa ctearwig an mtered by, bvough. under agamd bw DetendanO. who are not known to ba dead or akva, and at park*# M g or M « g k* h any note Mk* or iWarwet in aw pr arty daaotoad to toa mortgage bamg YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tod an action to koractoaa a mortgage on toe toAowmg pnparty COMMENCING AT THE NORTH­ W EST CORNER OF SECTION 33. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 33 CAST SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. TH ENCE RUN NORTH 85 DEGREES 15' 34T EAST. ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SEC­ TION 33, A DISTANCE OF 1312 55 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST COR­ NER OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SEC­ TION 33; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 4 4 0 V EAST. ALONG THE EAST U NE OF SAJO NORTH­ W EST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4. A DISTANCE OF 13 350 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAJO NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4, THENCE NORTH 59 DEGREES 1 7 tV EAST. ALONG THE SOUTH UNE OF THE NORTH­ W EST 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SA/O SECTION 33. A DIS­ TANCE OF 118 54 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 853V EAST FOR 70050 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE COWTIH UE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 8S'3V EAST FOR 380 FEET. THENCE NORTH 59 DEGREES (B O V EAST FOR 533.30 FEET; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 5*3V WEST FOR 38000 FEED THENCE SOUTH 59 DEGREES 03 3 V WEST FOR 622 30 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. ALSO KNOWN AS LOT 33 OF THE UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION OF LAKE PICKETT WOOOS Iw* baan ited agamd you and you ara reqiirad to aanm a copy of you written datenaaa. 4 any. on DAVID X STERN. ESQ PiamWTa anomay. whoa* addraa* a 901 3 Urrvwraby Drive 1800. Plantation. FL 33334 an or batom (no tolar toan X day* from bw data ol toa ird pubacaocn at tow nonce ot acfton) and Ma bw ongmal wan bw dark c4 tola coul adwr batom aarvtca on PWWb a anomay or mmwt**l*ry bwraaftar, otfwrwt*# a default ard be entered agabwl you tor bw read damandbd ai bw oomptetnt or pennon Wed harem. WITNESS my hand and bw ante ot baa Cout at SEMINOLE County. Ftortda, tow _ (toy ot___2003 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT BYRutaNng DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 501 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SURE 800 PLANTATION, a 33334 01 -79381(WASH) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. parsons wan dwabaiter need mg a apaad anf-nmnw iarw . teroUd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. *1 to* SEMINOLE County Couthouaa al <407)855-4237. I600-8656771 (TOO) or I 600-9858770. da Flonda Relay Service THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HERALD PUWah March 27. 2002 and Apr* 3. 2002 KXI97 M THE CMCUfT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M A N O FO R SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CTRL ACTION Caaa No. QI-CA-2545-14 0 GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION FiK/A GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF Legals eg als 32705 c w m e tw s MD i m TSAR O F MSUANCS: 15BB PARCEL O r 33-1 ton-300001Anmw Oaacrtpaon at PmpwTr LEO SEC 33 TWP IBS ROC 33C SEG SW COR QO VT LO T 4 RIM ( I I ■ FT N 1W 54 F T 51 DEO 4T MM «V 53 57 FT N 53 DEO 35 MM W 3037 FT S 91555 F T E 1A4 FT TO BEG M SEC 3t ♦ 31-15-39 Name* bi ahkch aaaaaasrt RYAN C. COLOAOE. C U M B HAVME. MARYLMARLAR (R mom toan on* CartMcd*. bdow ■bum ordar tor each adtekorwt cardrato(a).) A l of aatd proparty bang In 5w Coudy at Sammoto. Mato of radaamad acconing to law, tow prop- i to to* rd tw d in mount equof to tw fR/wal ted la (5 * wtean *4 t a n dtor tw adwaead *rw d n t t w i n da*to* c a d i v Qu*mto*d bwbunwm. mad* payable to to* Cterk d to* O o r t Court. DMad an 3/14fl003. n*m*<!) to which a was I Le g a u Wednesday. M arch 27.2002 P a g e 511 THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TR U S TIE S , OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST WENDY M LANEY H U M WENDY M. MONACK, DECEASED, d at.. NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOHN MONACK. AS AN HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF WENOV U LANEY NIVA WENDY M MONACK. DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADORESS 2580 Rad Urn Square waiter Park, a 33793 CURRENT ADORESS: UNKNOWN YOU AHE NOTIFIED toa* an action to tonctoa* a mortgage on toe Wtawtog deaertwd proparty to SEMI­ NOLE County, FtoridK LO T 5, OAKLAND HILLS. ACCOROINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 13. PAOES 83 AND 84. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. baan Mad agabwl you and you are roqArad to aanm a copy at you wnSan datanaaa Mtom 30 (toy* ahat tint publication. * any. on Echevarria 8 Associate*. PA.. PtebWTa anomay, whoa* addraa* m 8118 Cotpord* Lake Ohm. Sub* 300. Tunpo. Ftortda 33534. and Ms bw ongmal wah tow Court abhor batom senitew on h a t a f i attorneys or krirtwtlaMy taerea/tar, otoanwae. a (tetmA wrl ba antered agamd you bw r*5ef demanded to th* Comptemt or paatoon Thte nokca that twpUWatwd ones aach week lor two ccnaacUnm weal* to bw Sardord Harekt WITNESS my hand and to* tael ot tot* Court on bit*___day ot CAR 15 3002. M aryam Moras, ctorti Ctoik at to* e m e u rr Court By Rum tang A i Oapuly Ctorti :Chavarria tAaaoctolsa. P A , PO Boa 38015. Tampa. FL 33633 8018 F01011492 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDMQ SPECIAL ACCOMMOOATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT CO UR T ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N. PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIDA 33771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (107)333-4330. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ IN G IP HEARING IMPAIRED. (TOD) 1-SOD9558771. OR VOICE (V) 1-800-988-6770. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE Putfteh: March 27.2003 and Apr* 3 2002 2 5 1 2 _______________________________________ WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORI DA rrmouica* tod tw One Stop ^ i II i■.wk i -- -te h--e hn k rfln n I- .11a UXTimnlRt will M noony) nwOTivJ, to which toa pubic te nvaad, md may nckjd* iuch odwr cemmbtea maakoga u daarrwd necessary tor bw conduct ot bw Board* buabwaa DATES: Apr* 8. 2003. May 7. 2002 A n* II , 2002 TIME: gam . LOCATION WCFOIIIe#* 1801 Laa Road. SI* 370 Winter Park, FL 32759 PURPOSE: To Interest 10 Worktorc* Central Flonda. with Rattranc* lo Worktorc* par Fubwr SrAorriwabrl, re nter* Gary J Cart, Eiacubv* Dkector t WWidorc* Canard Ptorkto 1501 Laa Road. Sul* 270 Winter Park. FL 33759. Pubam March 27,2003 KKtfO NOTICE OF AUCTION Thai auction wll ba Iw U on Apr* 15. 1003 d 9 00 AM d 329 AUto /km, Ortedo. F L bw yahtete* on tw day baiom bw Aucaon bum SAM u rd 6PM. Term* am cash or c*tWMd tonda on/y Ovtedo Towtog raaarvss bw right to L to* Cbcub Court tor Sammote Couby. Ftortda. FNobat* Onnaron, ot which Is 30t N Park Avanu*. Smtord, Flonda 32771 Th* namea and addraaaat ol bw andtwpar• attorney are sat torto batowi A l cretitor* ol to* Dncadanr and otoar parson* having clama or agabwl Decede.br mate nckjtSng unmatuad, canangani or uniqudaWd dabna on whom a copy ot tot* none# » earned mud Na to** ctaana wen ton Court WITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE O N THEM A l Obwr ersdura ot tw Oacadmt and parson# having dam* or demand* agamat to* Dacadanfa L Induing unmafured conungar* or udqUdaksd claim*, newt M* h e r ctebri* wrto tow court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALLCUUM 3 N O T SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* date ot to# tbat pubkeakon cl tow None* la March 37. 2002 Jams* A Barks Pareonaf Rapreiarbativa U 2 0 W Fbtl Street. Suite B Smtord. Ftond* 33771 JAMES A BARKS. Anomay Ftortda Bar No 197584 /Utarrwy tor Personal 1120 W First Street. Suta B Santord. Florida 33771 (407)331-1234 Pubkah March 37, 3003 and Apr* 1 2002 KK203 ■anted, Florida 33773 Sammoto Community Coiaga hara­ by gums nones of tw davatopmant at proposed id* ** kdtows: Pottery No.: 1.220 Pokey rate: Du* Procats-Sundard ot Proof F*urposa and Effad: To aalabkah dmdarda tor muring due procasa I Legal Authority: as. 240 318. 120 580. 87. 85 Ftondt Surutea. FAC 6-A-14.0247. 0983 PottoyTMr Sudani Acbvaw* Purpoa* and Effect To aalabkah gudsknaa appkytog to alutenl adMM s at to# CoOaga Legal Autoorby: a*. 340 328 Ftond* Statute*. FAC 5-A-14 087. 0247 A copy at m y prstenmary dralt ot bw proposed rite*. 4 avwtetila. may b* promptly obtamad witoou coat by contacting Chnstyn* MamWon. Vic* Praardam lor Admbnalritiv* and Buabwaa Sanricas. al bw abrna Pubkah March 37,3003 KK204 etne urr c o u r t f o r U M f t O L l COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fite HO. 02 250-CP IN RE ESTATE OF HERBERT HOOVER CRABTREE. m th e NOTICE T O CREDITORS Th* adtarvatrslion ol bw aatewot HERBERT HOOVER CRABTREE, dacaaaad. F4* Number 02 260CP. i* parking to to* Circuit Ccut tor aembrote Count)# btorkte. Probate Divwlon. tw addmaa of which a » i N. Park Avenue. Smtord, FL 32771 eg als Th* name* and address ot the Personal Rapreaantathm and toe a I cr*d»ore oI bw dacadarb md other parson* having daens ncluckng uimaruad. ccrkbigarit or unkrpbdatad ctebna. on whom a copy ol tow nonce a aanad must N# bw.r ctemw wan tow Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O F A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l otoar creator* ot to* decoder,I and parson* having claim* or demands agamtl to* dacadanri salat*, biduing uvnaruad contbi gant or itotqudated ctebna. must hte to** ctebna wbh tors court WITHtN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED CHRISTOPHER J SKINNER Anomay tor Ptnonal Repreaantstrvb ROBERT K MdNTOSH. Esqurs Ftortda Bar No. 375303 STENSTOM, M dNTOSH COL BERT. WHIGH4M 8 SIMMONS. PA Pott Office Boa 4845 Santord. FL 33773-4845 phone 407/322 3171 Pubttth March 27. 2003 md Apnl 3 2002 KK205 M TM t OrtCUtT COURT OF TH* EIGHTEENTH JUOKIAL CJRCUfT OF FLORIOA i f ANO FOR SCM M O U COUNTY CASE NO, SBCA-1575-14-K AMERK3UEST MORTGAGE COMPANY. v*. LEOLA W PRYOR. HERMAN L PRYOR; TROVILUON RESTORATIONS. INC , Oetendanti N O TKEO F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OJVEN pu auam to a Final Judgment ol Foractoau* dated January 25. 2002 and m l trad In Caaa No 99 CA 1979-14-K. ol to* Cneut Court ol to* EVaeanm JuicWI O eu4 n and tor Sammote County. Ftond* . wherein AMERKXZEST MORTGAGE COM PANY. W s Piece* and LEOLA w PRYOR. HERMAN L PRYOR. TRO V IU IO N RESTORATIONS. INC. are to* Datendants. I wrt **4 to bw hrgtwst end batl tedder tor caah al Waal Iron door of bw Courtoouw M l FL Park Avanu*. Smtord, FI 3277t.it II 00 AM on Apr* 9.2002 sat torto to said Frwl Ajdgmare. to ■ wrb LO T 2, BLOCK 4. LINCOLN HEIGHTS. SECTION TWO ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE 48. OF THE PUB LIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. MARYANNE MORSE A i CWrk ol to* Court By Mary Stroup* As Daputy Cterk Pubkah Sammote Her i l l Submitted by Marc A BarvEyr*. PA Attorney* lor PlamMI 981 N E. 167th Slraat. Sub* 204 North Mwnv Beach. Flonda M l62 Tatephon* (308)770-4100 Puteteh March 20. 37. 2002 KXI29 M arch 21. 2003 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HCARMO T O CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN OROMAMCE BY THE C ITY O F SANFORD. FLORIDA None* w hereby gnmn bwl a PibAe Haartig art ba hold ba toa Commraaron Room alto* Cby Ha*. 300 Nodh Park Avanu*. to bw Cby ol Santord. Florida at 7 00 o'clock PM. on Apr! 5 2002 to corwidsr bw adoption ot m ordbwnce by to* C4y ot Santord. Ftondto dsaenbad aa to*owt: ORDINANCE NO. 3703 TO ANNEX 2 2 2 0 . ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETW EEN ANDREWS ROAD ANO CENTRAL FLORIDA GREENEWAY ANO BETW EEN SANFORD AVENUE ANO CENTRAL FLORIOA OREENEWAY, AS SHOWN ON TMr MAP BELOW: The totkowtog vahketea are aPared tor bkto: 11*3 SUBARU LEGANCY V1N4JF1BC633SNK60O398 1956 CHEVY CAVAJJER VM4101JC37P30J1* 1378 1991 HYUNDAI EXCEL V1N4KMHV012J1MU133607 Pubtoh March 37.3003 KK200 March 3t, 2009 NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARMQ TO CON5JOER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE 9Y THK CITY OF SARfORO, FLORKM Noacs to hereby gnmn tod a PUAc Hearing wd ba Iwtd to th* Cammwarcn Room d to* Cby Hal n to* Cby at SantonL Florida, at 7 00 o ckx* P M on April A 20C2. to corv ardar toa adepben ct m ordnanc# by tw cay at Sanford. Ftortda. MW ol ORDINANCE NO 3704 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA. AMENDING CHAPTER 2. ADMINISTRATION. OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. ARTICLE HI. SECTION 2-37. DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING AND PLANNING. TO INCLUDE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNI­ TY DEVELOPMENT; DELETING ARTICLE XXI. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. TO ELIMINATE THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY CONFLICTS. CODIFICATION ANO EFFECTIVE DATE A copy ahal ba avalabte at bw cthca ot bw Cby Clark tor ai paraona tearing to t u r n w bw aama Al part** m reared md utuans ahal have an opportunby to be heard By order ol bw Cby Commraamn cl bw Cby <4 SantonL Ftond* p e r s o n s w r m d is a b il it ie s NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407 330-8628 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE o f THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: » a parson dscate* to appeal a daciaron mada wrto reaped to any matter conaeterad d bw above meeting or hearing, h* may need a varbetan record ol bw procaedmgs, mdudmg record ■ not provrted by to* Cby ot Santord (FS 2680108) PuJkUa rtmw wyninia pn ronw. Daputy Cby Clark Pubkah: March 27. 2002 KK203 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fke Number 02-223 CP IN RE: ESTATE OF FEUCfTAD HARRIS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The adrivnulraJion ot to* atlals ol FELICtTA D HARRIS, dacaaaad. Fte Number 02 223CP. e panting A N N E X A T IO N REQUEST n « M I T Tt ■ <y ff»v • •• i A -L IP \ j 1 ’ A comptela datenpoon and a copy ol to* ordnance ahal tw avadabte al tow office ot bw Cby Cterk tor ai parsons daamng u aianvrw bw aama A4 parties to totereal end ebuma shea have an opportunity lo ba heard al raid hearing By order ol toa City Comnveaion ot toa Cby ot Santord, Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AI 407-330-5B25 45 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC II e person decides to appeal a decision mad* wrto retpacl to m y maaer conutersd at bw ebova mooring or hear Vig tw may need a verbatim raccrd ol bw procaedmgs, nckiting bw testimony end svtdenc*. which record w not prowled by bw Cay ol Smtord. (FS 288 01081 Cyntote Porter, • Daputy Cey Cterk Pubkah March 27, 2002 md Apr* 3. 2002 KK201 in g Your W orld H o m e Keep up lo dale on local events. CCW ■ports, local teribwsa. local aducaaon ar many other subtect* with your navnpapr You « also find entertaining 1— h 1-11 U 1 cartoons cotunrw. puuta*. tavww*. u tots mere H cn » Ln a i tho In To ta a tic n yc head. Paul your rasau(ii(VC. Seminole Herald 300 French Ave . Sanford 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �P a g e H R WWnewlny, March 27,2002 S e m in o le H e r a ld Y o u c a n la s y o u r ad to 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -M 0 9 A ve ., S a n fo rd 32771 • P. O B o s 1667, S a n fo rd 32772 I* o p e n to eertra y o u M o n d a y th ro u g h Frid a y, • a m • 5 p m D E A D L IN E S : D eadline is 4 p m. on M on da y tor W ednesday paper and 4 p.m . Th u rs d a y lor the W eekend edition. A 4 line m inimum Applies to private Certain ads and classifications require prepayment. Deadlines Friday, 5 pm for W ednesday Edition W ednesday. 5 p m lor Sunday Edition. 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 2t 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 H o m e Health C a re Eld erly C a ra H ealth A Beauty F o r Sale C e m e te ry Lois R em inde r Services Lu xu ry Items C o m p ule r/TV Personals H ealth C a rs Lost A F o u n d S pecial Notices N u rs e ry 6 C h ild C a re W eight M anagem ent H ypnosis H ealth Insurance L ega l Services B B E M P L O Y M E N T S ^6b 12— E lderly C are 221 222 223 22 9 M ERCHANDISE 151 A pptancas A Furniture F o r Sale 163 Television A Stereo/Radto 166 C o m p uters F o r Bala f f lm d m d ESTATE G o o d TN n g a to E a l M usical Instruments Miscellaneous Auctions A U T O M O T I V E 167 Sporting Oooda 169 OtDcs Supplies 191 Buidktg Material* 231 C a r* F o r Sale. 234 Automothre A cc tM o d M 233 Truck/Butea/Van* F o r Bala 239 C a r Rentals 236 V ah idee W anted 239 MoSorcydee/BIkaa F o r Sale 240 Boat Rentale 241 Rao. V a N c M C a m p a r * F o r Bale 243 T ra la ra F o r Bala 245 F a rm Equipment 193 Law n A G a rd e n 196 Machine W ot* 197 Restaurant Equipment 141 H om o* F o r S « l « 143 O u t o l 8tata Proparty F o r Sola 145 Raaort Proparty F o r 8ala 147 Industrial Proparty F o r Sala 1*8 Motxta H o n rs Lola F o r Sala 149 Co m m ercial Proparly F o r Bala 151 tnvaatm am Proparty F o r Sala 153 A ersaga L o t F o r Sals 154 O p s n H ouas 155 Condom lnlunts F o r Sala 157 Mobile H om e* F o r Sala 159 Raai E stats M M a d 150 Busina as F o r 8als 163 W atartrool Proparty F o r Sala 165 Duplex F o r Sala 91 Apartment*/ Hom os To Share 93 Room s For Rani 95 Room m ate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments - Furnished 99 Apartments - Unfurnished 100 Condom intim Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 H ouses Unlum ished 105 Dupies/Tnples 107 Mobile H om es For Rent 111 Resort vacations 114 Warehousa/Renlal Space 116 Industrial Rentals P a y in g f o r v o o r c te — 322-2611 Com m ercial Ronlato Ofllc# S p a ce For Pont Pasture F o r Rant W anted To Wont Lo o m T o O w n Storege/Offlc* F o r Rant REAL R EN TA LS 4 5 D ebt Conaobdation 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 M o n e y to Lend 6 3 M ortgages Care Otver. loving cere.P/T. good mea*. rrt. 1t*) sneers, referrals. 20 yts a r p . bght cleaning. Sanford rosidenl 407 321-3275 117 118 11B 123 125 127 67 Career Consultant* 69 Resum e* 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Em ptoym enl Wanted C L A SSIFIE D M IS C E L L A N E O U S 199 Pete A S u pplies 2 0 0 Lhraitod V F a rm Supplies 201 Horses y u l I ole rh l - - —a i o nIi-i—y .. y tMnicniotry 207 Jew elry 209 W earing A pparel 211 AnaquaTCoHacobtaa 2 1 6 Boats A A co aaaortaa 2 1 7 Garage Bate* • 252 Accounting 253 AddMIone A 219 Wanted la Buy 27— N ursery & C h il d C are 5 9 — F IN A N C IA L S 71— H elp Wanted 100—C ondom inium R entals e r v ic e s 109— H ouses- 109— H ouses U n f u r n is h e d U n f u e n is h e d Looking far experienced piiza Cert.CPfVAcav***/F1syTOom Lot oITLC/ Ex Ref*T)ea rale* * » CM D m . W - » M M ** 15— C emetery Lo ts H b m o fc n . u ita W ro o 1-677-FTC fCLP. <Apdtfc re n t* r r M o i tom The Semtooi* Herald and th* Fodonl Tfjd * C j j g M w l Four U S in OaUswn Park Cemetery, Sanford Garden ol Devotion section. S2M01of. m* le i n pa n . 90**71-4747. 23— Lo s t & Fo u n d O ProRTUN[TIES Lost: In Lake Mary area 10 yr old Chtoueixie, black 6 wMe. w ry hair Goes by the name ol Oerter, Loll rivrardyol Lake Mary Vet 407-3224060 LOST. One metfcxn tire tan colored dog4 onowhitedog Loetnwarety ol Seminuto Pant i Body A Myrtle Avo. Sorfunl CalAIDowkn. 407-509*573 25— S pecial N o tices 4:s«ll- 4.5*11 llrtw Vih if Adve«D«*og F ty»r» IMrtitMl A iff Tha Satninotg M tnkl !1 O N L Y 4 .5c P E R C O P Y III1 Cull till nFUlNtXE HiHALO A.Kwti«Jnq Owpl Fo#Details 40/ itt 11 Contactor Adoption: Happy and cuLpla mud! Pv« to flpetr* wont la adopt newborn to 4 yr old. ABownbio eipsnsw paid PVmum cal Attorney loB-TFse t 888 222- Attention RoMterstl ITs Hegel lor companies doing I* by phone to promise you and ask you to ewy to, X i they deBver. For more InfotmaMon. cal to#-Ire* 1-877FTC HELP ( A ( a i k esrvtoe msarnge k m Th* Seminole Nereid and th* F * d * ™ n > * d ^ C o m m «tK jn ^ ^ ^ INVESTIGATE b e f o r e Y O U INVEST' Alweye e good polcy. especfaVy lor buxines t opportunity* and (renefseet. C a l Flonds Dept ol Agnakture A Consumer Sendees at 600435-7352 or FTC-H ELP lor has nkxnwfcn. Or vo* our Web Me ■I www fk: gowbUcp Florida law nxykree Meets of carton bueness tppoivrtes to regbter ■ » Florida Dept ol Agriculture A Consumer Sendees before selling Cek to verity lawful rtgttbation before you buy — 71— H elt W a n te d 1250 a day po4*naaM>artondng Training provided. 1-800-2933965X4271. 407-3234121 w------ -■ wr - ears. ■ _i_ as AkCCTHLaTWtfll VtoHC Wri3(9MI* onto* products company. Hour* MotvFrl. 6*m-5pm. Expsrtsnce: ’A Must*. Verifying and preparing tovotoat lor payment. Accounts Raeervabis. Bank Deposits and Statement reconciling, computer ktersls. o8ce machine skHts. very nest nanuwnrmg Salary Is auiyart to eipertenc*. Reletences wP be requred Mey be erted to tdw ■ rttg lest Sanford-LsksMary Longwood area. Must cal tor eppairemenL 407324 3550. 4 .5 c !t 4 . & H — Hav* Your Advertising Flyers Printed & (needed to The O N L Y 4 .5 C P E R C a l D IE SEM INOtE HERALD Advertising Dept For Details 407 322-2611 AinrricjnlliuM Auoruliuo.'« A TTN : SANFORD Postal positions, dsrks/carnsrt/aorter*. No sap. required. Benefits. For Siam, salary, end tettng ntormeBon cal 630-3933032 exL 7452.6 aro-8 pm 7 days, I uMr 1rtMft hwsi* prj SftM C a n Y o u R ic o f n l io the S ig n s o f S tro k o ? Cfeonsrs: Date* psopto. hourly rats. Parks. AJtomonta Springs. M rata 531 oo.rf.iy Sanford, Del rale 530 OGdey Cof 407-3394000. •Soddst burlinessor suknnsoiitwtact, urnv leg. onorevd*of Delivery V hi Driver ReqMre* dean driving record Be able to hit 75Jbe. Sun stuns Stifling. 407-571-1660. DRIVER TR A IN E E S NEEOEOI Besfway needs Irartor k*4st rtkrert N O W No eipananc* necessaryl 5700* per week eamng potential. No CDL7 No proUeml O L M t a avaiiobiel Ca l Now! Tc4 fra* 1-677214-3624. « Sudfen crrtvwn. katte speakrqot uxteclanOng • Sudden b u b ii! w n g n o n e nrbrtheyes Ezpwwicgd T m Work#fi nn do d tor ututy contract crews b Deltona Arse Call (407) 468-0762 lor additional info. Drug Free Workplace EOE. • Sudk'i troubkl nJinq, d im b iK f M it t oicsardMon Learn fit* itgnt and c 9 I I if Ihty occurI t ll • BUY • SELL • TRADE Full lime computer position svsksbie in Sanford Access 4 Pagemaksr sipsrtsnc* a must Ouck Books s ip s plus. B 30 to 430pm, MorvFrt May considsf a qustfwd part tens or flei Urns employes C e l Georgs 407-3249600 X12 or fax resume 407-3249900 You can do it all with a Seminole Herald classified ad General Deeners, Plus One PtT Supervisor'Lake Mary , Evenings Storting Apr* 1st call 407-339-8000 Call(407)322-2611 ToSpeaktoa ClassifiedAdSpecialist OrFaxYourAd • (407)323-3408 Heart Briefs fo r more information, call MSM-AHA-USAIor visit wsw.aineribarnearl.org rida KldCare 'Free or Low( Cost Health Insurance for Kids w.wHIoridakkkare org r , t i r n i t f . ’M tdW hfdbflht fVa-ela CnaiimrlolHfaftn H O USEKEEPER Furt Urn* position, excellent pay. Experience preferred. Club Espirit Apartments 407-331-3131 IN VESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST1 Always ■ good pokey, espectsty tor business opportunities and franchises. C e l Florida Dept, ol Agrcukure A Consumer Services al BOO-435-7352 or F TC HELP lor free ntamwkorv Or v M a x Web see al www Be gowbuop. Florida taw requires xeters ol cettoxi txjsxwss oppoilurtes to regsler w<b Florida Oepl of Agnculturs 6 Consumer Services before selling C a l to venty lawful regisuabon before you buy. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ a g o n a f f l s n y ia M B g * NOW HIRING TOLL COLLECTORS Jonnonal Supervisor Part dm*, eipenanced ExceDenl pay 4 benefits Fox resume 407 339-4710 or col 407 3394000 Orange, Oscda. Lake 4 Seminole Paid Training• Paid Vacation Background 4 Drug Screen Required LABORERS NEEDED HEALTHWSUBAHCEAND401K i kk k k k kk kk kk t lia l llif v t r, U i f i l l a Hoorn For Rent Free cate* 6 •todrte, wVd. SBSAek. Lake Ave to Sanford. 407-6667023 251581-2902 407-321 0759 rioomror fwnc m o w prwwyw, - - ---- rt1— — Ws Mevs a Way Ybu Can Cut That Cost tn Haiti a^--x—a ------■i ■h Jl — — ------- rckjds i t u M 6 cstks 5425'ma. 1si A Iasi month. 407-323 3399. TH E SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING OEPT 407-322-2611 1 ResidsnbM construction, must have minimum of 5 yts sxparenca. Race work or heurty 5500 ■ton on bonus. Great bsnakts. 3667360221. Mature male. SBSTwk. Share rnrYOimg metuong unrotf, r*o smoking to house. Furnished, todudtog T V 6 RR. 407-314-6904. 97— A r9 n is h e d Edited by Timothy E, Parker Banford: Lovely TOR apt, sxc era*, cabia TV. Seekxig msturs kvMdusI ot couple, no children or pets 5120Twk, or 54Saino * 5250 ■sc dsp. Lease 407-321 -3736. Seskxig makaananca custodan tor Part Tima position at local church Position svaAabia Apr* 30th. RsqtArae workxig knowledge ot mechanical devices including •Isctrtcsl, plumbing, m d A/C disciplines Desired working eonrtIcnaloramrtNsfodrelree C M 407-322-4371 lor appkcstion and Sanford Large 1 BR Quiet ResdenOei Area. AdiAts. No Pets. RNAaaae. $47Vma * Depost. 40732360)9.______________________ 99— Select Service Hotel In Seminoi* County Seekxig Front Desk Clerk, tax Rnum e to 407-9965821 Or Cel 407-9061000 U A p a r tm en ts - n f u r n is h e d MARINER S VILLAGE LAKE AOA I BCflU. 1446140 J BOhSi . SSTOSJO ANDUP Select service hotel to Seminoi* County seeking experienced soles person. Fa* result* to 407-9865021 or cal 407-9961000. 407-3336679 SprtogHiE Suitet/Santord needs a experienced FiA-TVne Menienance Assletant and experienced PartTime Weekend Desk Clertis. Appfy to person to 201 N. Town* Road. 1st Month Rent 566JM (Limfiod Dm* OBer) 2 Bertooms 5559 3 Bedroom* 5659 We pay water/sewer. Smsf pel wsicoms Cedar Creek Apts 407-324-4334 The Men w f i expsnsnee. must have drivers Scans* Apply to person al Fred’s Tire Service. 407- 324-3489. ie n lo rd : 2 Bedroom 1 Bath Duplex. 5475/5475. Amenities 407 321-8757 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 323-3707 $30.00 Off Initial Service With This A d H U MKVDfTKM TU1M1TU The Universal Crossword - p a r tm en ts Fur “Offices Coast to Coa$f* Since 1954 ACROSS 1 Shucks 6 Popular palindrome ending 10 Judicial order 14 Big social gathering 15 Black. Yellow and Rad 16 Type ol pilot 17 Sri Lanka currency 18 Math class 19 Kansas City daily 20 Lose one’s coot 23 Carol the supermodel 24 Articulate 25 Navigator’s need 25 Flight Into 27 “Sayonaral* 28 Automatic lead-in 29 Ronl lead-in 31 ‘ Elvira,__ _ ol the Dark* 35 Drums or dance lines 38 Indonesia locale 39 Country singer Davis 41 Ratrier and Marino 42 Features ol shale and slate? 45 Chat sessions 46 Tunney and Tierney 50 Happy or sad feeling 1 l)A I i:i.I \ l « It H 51 Health farm 53 Org. ot narce 54 Sound Ol winter? 55 Super finish? 56 Heitoe 59 Stelti Grafs husband 62 He lived tor 905 years 64 Strong scent 68 Lite lines? 66 Active one, in Sicily 87 Chimney conduit 68 Ford from Tennessee 69 Walt Kelly character 70 Supply sustenance 71 Long stories DOW N 1 Basil and losemary 2 Palate appendage 3 Indian soldier in British service 4 Grasped 5 Trunk or vessel 6 Flight ot fa 7 Gr 1 2 4 3 w DOLLAR RENT A CAR ! 17 at the 20 SANFORD AIRPORT 24 ■ 29 Part - Time Positions Available •Sales Agents • Customer Service Reps 32 33 Flexible Schedule • Apply In Person Monday - Friday - 9:00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. Or fax resume w/coversheet to 407-859-9799 attn: Jay Bennett at 3B Dollar Rent A Car 01 2 Red Cleveland Blvd., Sanford. FI 32773 Must be 18 years of age and hove a void Florida Drivers kense Smoke. Drug Free Workploc&EOE •C 32 SB _ 02 | 1 00 TitL --rax Ho <-jx '-Til e w T lP l aa J \ r rp ,*n» it 4 *f 11 Swedish turnips 12 World Cup participant 13 Rich pastry 21 Hunter’s quarry 22 Folded fast food 26 Play area 30 Finished 31 Prefix for content 32 Prefix for metric 33 Participate In a hootenanny 34 It appears several times in this puzzle,* so nirer upt 36 Picnic invader 37 Puncture sound 40 Curved upward In the middle 43 Forever-day ir-day connection 44 Sent away on a cruise with a wave 46 When repeated it’s an Island near Tahiti 47 Does without 49Tackroom Item 61 Its coat la 100% wool 52 Certain horse 55 "Ot Thee vs 56 Rome’s port ot yore 57 Gets up 60 Libertine or rake 51 Start ot a magical Incantation 63 Start tor Carlos or FlHpe PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER m 8 Pitcher caught in a rules violation 9 Practicing great selfdenial 10 T h a t . . no lady... ‘FILL’ER UP! 31 ft Then look no further, Bit Sanford Seminote County Chanter ot Commerce is the place hx you. We otto everything from j board room tor your IOAA0 Off C0MM77H MEE71W65 to i grand banquet hal perfect (or WEDCMM6IJU0 IWTTlCt We provide, tables, chain and a hSUdien. Everything you need lor an Mbeattbll price. ? To malta reservations pteasa cal Angie at <07-822-2212 Eat. 10 ; DOYLE REALTY, *4C. (407) 323-24*6 l RENT 6 SELL IMMEES me_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f ecretaryihookkeepsr. s S a n g outammM Bimnost CouWboh Jt or p«Y Un# 407 321-K M ). TRULV Porch 542575400 Osposk 1BR71BA W/Porch. W7D Hook-Ups HeeVAa 55256500 Dsp tenford: 38 fVI Balh W/Famify Room, VV.mtorti4Jps.Lg Comer b t No P M *7007*700 Dap. ARamonl* Springe: 3BFV2Bato *7 Dbl Genoa, N a w P a H 4 Fkxvtog, Lg Screened Porch 565075800 R 2BA Hama, Sarkxd Arse. Living Room W/Ftrepiac*. Washer/Oryer, 5375-MO.. 5250 Securtty. UtWbea toduded (407)376 ■atsa Person: FiAl bms.sip a plus. Salary plus commission. Badoock Furrvturs. 407-322-6240 K t lM E K lF U a illD IH B R B ? 1BR/1BA W7 Screened 95— R o o m m ate W a n te d Part lime wetdsr Must be sbis to tabneate C a l 407-695-2033 DOYLE S RENTALS • Service Agents • Cashiers 811 11100cm - HA :imts ( mkUiour fc n iir ( lift k Itogtabto Lake Mery: tomished room, oil street parking, house ptMegee. to tortxk tort** i a M b 407-S4-1962 DbHvbt For You To Our Roadtrs For Only 9«/Copyll OvttJW* l « / J I Laities ( all FULL! (mi l l Curd Billing R esort /Va ca tio n s 103— H ousesU nfurnished w « win Prim * 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 407-578-7106 O H L A i M I O 'S M tn ju il N e e d f io m e A W W it e k a t o Promo** Ybur Businessf Than C a l U s About Flyers 2nd SMFT MANAGER Production Dept.. WW Train on 1st Shin. Reeponsibi* person with previous Management Exp Required. co P Y tm • Sudden, severehcaixfce wth no knuwri cane 111— 61— M oney t o Lend 55— B usiness r n n r at 0 r H M R n O 2002 Univereei Press Syndicate By J e rry £. R otm en 7 8 H _____ ! �. <? CLASSIFIED S em in ole H erald ttou etn I n your ad to 407»323-§40S •Mtem M771 •to a Boa 1BB7, Sanford M773 Our gffle* Is open to M m you Monday through Friday, • am - 5 pm Horn* Health Car* EWarty Cara Haakh A Beauty ForSate Camatary Lott Reminder Sarvtoat Luxury Hama CompuWf/TV E M I'I O Y M F N T 87 Career ss Consultants 88 Reaumas 70 Education A Training 71 Hsip Wanted 73 Employment 23 Health Cara 23 Lost AFouid 117 Commardal Rsntala 118 Office Space For Rant 110 Paatura For Rent 123 Wanted Tb Rem 125 Lease Tb Own 137 Storega/OMce For Ran! REAL H FNTftLS 37 NurawytCMdCare 33 Ws*g.X Management as J9 n y p n o «i 3D Haitftn Inauranea 81 lb Share 03 Rooms For Rant' w noorrvTwi* wim va A a H ^ a ^ a a a * jnonwi j* m w vo0 BMvorvmvni r IN A N C I Al 48 Debt ConsoSdaMon SS 8udnaaa Opportunkba 57 OpporturMea SS Financial Sarvlcaa SI Money to Land 83 Mortgages 11 07 Apartments •Fumlahad B0 Apartmartta - Unfumlahad 100 Condomlnum Rentals 101 Mouses Furnished 103 ilouaaa Unfumlahad 10S Duptae/Triptax 107 Mobile Homes For Rant 111 Raaort Vacations 114 Werehouee/Herxal Space 115 Industrial Rentals ESTATE 141 Homes For Sale 143 Om of State Properly For Sale 145 Resort Properly For Bale 147 IrKfestrlaJ Property For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lota For Sale 140 Commardal Property For 8ala 131 Investment Properly For Bale 1S3 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 153 Condominiums For 8aJe 157 Motie Homes For Bale 150 Real Estate wanted 180 Business For Bala 183 Waterfront Property For Sale IBS Duplex For Sale 114— 'Sanford C o u rf^ Apartments Studio Apts. Available MAKING — LIFE ■ ■ I eab y lONQWOOMJUtl MART kkbeitepuMe storagewarehouse. eOO.8OO.or10OOsqfiapacee.Mce. R en ta ls Work I hoeW lorepa Convmi^«tI location. 1 5400 p e r ^ ^ H nepoet. 4 CaRNow — S pace 117—COMMERCIAL • Beautiful Grounds • Single Story • Great Service • Best Value 118—Office Space For Rent 407-323-3301 1Office: One al 1450/mo Al have CHA A pPetotaXia. 407-32281S6 >»IIW AMERICA'S CHOICE FOR APARTMENT LIVING can beXiared«4h cunenl Nnarl up to 3,000 eq 8 IrVoul shipping A Iwmngcanti* provldadby primary tenant Primebcaeonactacsrxtohe 417 Green Bek. 407-3200868. Spring Into^flction 141—Homes For Sale S v \ Country Uiks Apts. | Country Lake Apartments 4M 1J BA: New Root. Ceramic Tie. 11>21 Sc. Path, Pod. onOver 1A4Acre. *83.900 Over 114Acre30R1M h Lhr, drv ■ppl*. heevty Seed Pricedlor c*idi i u U4 SCO 4BR 2BA: Over 1*00 Sq FL Ur. CKn, F*m Rm W/Fkfpiece, Deck, Garage 1102.900. 201 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 200 Wearing Apparel 211 Antiqun/Cosactifcto* 218 Boata A Accataorlaa 317 Oaraga Balsa 210 Wanted to Buy PAUL OSBORNE g v im u m 2714 UdtBwood Av*„ Sanford • 330-3204 ■ (B 252 Accounting 253 Addttion* A Remodeling 234 Air Condtlonlng Rtnl To Own: 211 McVxy Dr, Sanora. 4BFV2BA. Great WQhtoitioQd- liout in Non Fot mors IntocsA. 407-322-8598X4 Banked 2413& (RangeAm. at 29ti 81 1 BA 1BA horns. Family rocnLsal InMtfan. dMg area. Mng large heatedihcp n backwei ith. Bprtnkier •yslsm*ki x tl 1/2bam. fuel m s to a 407-322-4743 (toniord: iflfl 2 BA, laroa comar loC. old Mayfair neighborhood ftowty ramodaiad 1179.CXXL407324-9932 RENT i p r o p e r in s 10/ t?l l/fil This Is a great opportunity for you to enloy tho same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads will be scheduled to run (or 2 days. Price of Item must be stated In the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) 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 bo final. 289 Locktmtth 290 Masonry 201 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 203 Oil. Lube A Filter 294 Painting 205 Paper Hanging 207 Past Control 298 Plano/Organ Tuning 290 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Sacrstartal A Typing 304 SJdng 303 Small Business 308 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 300 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radlo 314 Upholstery 318 Welding A Sheet Metal 318 Well DtlXlng 3tfl Window Waahmg A Tinting J Lake Mary Blvd. & 17-92 PAY NO R E N T U N T IL M A Y 2002 SQQOO ‘ Certain Restrictions Apply Sanford: 4/2, Hr* naw u low a* *882ma Bntosd cradl. LEASEPURCHASE conaktorad. 1500 Ekott Go look) 407-898-8152. Sanford Custom bull 38R 2BA, vaukad caHkiga, aky Ights, working Draptoc*. knmaculata A apadoua. many am*. gj*t at, S117.000.382735-4360. 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S# !iiU t E w r a l SANFORO 40/ 121 5163 Compray Paqa Aqule E5/o Intereses b p ir a H l-e Phil Bettis Car Center Sanford 407-321-5163 �WEEKEND MARCH .11, 2 0 0 2 t e a tiM Mass cepmvremsTta S a n fo r d , F lo r id a found on restaurant’s steps ■y Christopher Petton Staff Writer SCC duo selected for All-State Vjlana Lsuchsnka pfefttd up moat of the hardware, but 11 olhef memberaotthe Saminda Community CoNaga baakatbal program wara aiao raoogntzad whan the Florida Community Cottage Activities (FCCAA) SANFORD - The fate of a 17-year-old m other and the baby she abandoned is now in the hands of the courts. After two anonym nymious 911 lac calls placed by tne m other T hursda m orning, police quickly located the- baby she left at the doorstep of the Proy Thai Cuisine restaurant at 2520 S. French Ave. Officer Tina Lehm an found the baby at approximately 6:20 a.m. wear­ ing a child sized T-shirt, said Capt. Darrel Presley. JShe Immediately wrapped the baby In a blanket and called param edics,'' said r p w a w u n A iK X jn it f o n c s f Presley With the baby In good condi­ tion resting a t Central Florida Regional H ospital, Sanford police investigators tracked down the m other’s Identity by tracing the 911 calls to a cell phone. The m other was located at Seminole High School as she apparently gave birth, dum ped tne child and phoned police all before shoving off to class. Police transferred her to the hospital and was still recover­ ing there as of T hursday evening. Meanwhile, at a cus­ tody hearing Thursday after­ noon, Seminole County Juvenile Judge Nancy Alley ruled the child was to be placed In a Department of Children and Families shelter. The mother would be allowed supervised visitation rights and another hearing was set for April 15 at 9 a.m. Under Florida law, the girl could have legally dropped the newborn boy off at a fire hall or hospital, instead, she chose See Baby, Page 12A Bike Patrol and Alt-Stste teams recantty. “ Police find teen-age mother after tracing 911 calls . IB uni t . Sheriffs office investigating electrocution i4 vI rS sfi I■ ISi in # - City pulls permit for snake seller By Dsn Ping Editor bivatlgaton with the Seminole County' Sheriff's, Major Crimes Unit are inves­ tigating the death ot a 20yeeKJd worker; who died of an apparent electrocution. Tne incident was reported to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office at U3&un Thursday. It happened on State Road 426 near the inter­ section of Seminole Woods Boulevard, near Geneva. The victim, Benjamin ' i Butt (dob 6-20-81) of , worked for Red •ad Light. He waa a nwrMer of a crew that wras laying T down power pole* along the roadway. According to a witness, the i of the truck came in I contact with a power line. [The victim, who was stand­ ing next to the truck, appar­ ently came in contact with the electrical current An EMS crew rushed him to Central Florida Regional Medical center in Sanford, where he was pronounced dead. H*f«Wphoto by Tommy Wncu l Sanford police and firelighters escort a teen ager to a rescue vehicle. T h e Seminole High School student earlior in the morning abandoned her baby at a Sanford Th a i restaurant. - , ' 1 ft? y - . T Horrid photo* by tommy 1 The Sanford Fire Department recently purchased bicycles for He new bike patrol. Pictured, from left, are flrefighter/paramedic Larry Piedlscalzo, Out-Spoke'n owners Arden and Michael Cottle, and KreAgMer/paramedcs Mike Salber and Jeff Orange. . / Fire department finds solution for tight squeezes By Dan Ping Editor pecial events like festivals and parades provide unique obstacles for para­ medics who have to provide emergency medical service, but a team of emergency personnel at the Sanford Fire Department appears to have found a solution: bike patrols. Large crowds make it difficult for emergency medical techni­ cians (EMTs) and paramedics to respond to a crisis. Precious sec­ onds that could mean the differ­ ence between life and death are lost maneuvering large rescue vehicles through a crowd of pedestrians. Even golf carts are difficult to squeeze through tight spots. "Bikes are idea for things like the Fourth of July down on Lake Monroe," said Mike Salber, a paramedic with the department. Salber is the driving force behind the creation of the bike unit. Deputy Fire Chief Jerry Ransom said the idea had been kicked around for a couple of S Designing Women The terms "high-tech’ and landscaping company" don't often appear In the same sentence. A Sanford company Is changing that. Pegs 1C Seminole Smile Sanford fireftghter/paramodlc Larry Pledlscalzo Inspects his new bicycle, which was purchased from Out-Spoke'n. Se« Bicycles, Page 7A with the goals and objects of the Comprehensive Plan and the Land Devel­ SANFORD — City commis­ opment ------- / / -------sioners revoked a conditional Regul• ■“ use permit that gave a business at ions," If it had owner permission to operate a Kuhn told Keen n wholesale reptile operation on commission. . c . ers. "it's also wholesale Sanford Avenue. electronics In January, the Planning it not compatlZoning Commission approved ble with the business, I the permit despite complaints surrounding would have from nearby business owners Mikc'LV fell the same and residents. The business, JP way. Pets located at 211) and 212 Skat, chair_____■ ■ ____ Sanford Avenue, houses thou­ man of the ** sands of non-venomous reptiles Planning that are sold wholesale to other Comm­ Plarrfwng CkxrtrniaAion ission, was retailers. ^ _ Linda Kuhn, who rives iilmitl the /one dis­ iT block away at 313 Palmetto senting vote Avenue, appealed P&Z's deci­ when the conditional use was sion to the city commission. approved in January. He agreed "The permit is not consistent See Snakes, Page IZA H eathrow residents object to plans for assisted-living facility By C hristopher Patton Staff Writer near 14 and 50 one-story units near the Markham Woods neighborhoods of Ravensbrook and Orange Ridge. Residents of those two neighborhoods plead­ ed with county commissioners to adhere to the comprehensive plan and deny the project. sroval of this plan would be hard to swallow," said Frank Shelton, vice president of the Markham Woods Association. SANFORD — The night before Passover was to begin almost a hundred elderly Jews delayed their religious prepara­ tions to show their support for a proposed county comprehen­ sive plan amendment. The Jewish Senior Housing Council requested the amend­ Shelton argued approval of ment for a rezoning of a 20-acre parcel from agriculture to the assisted living facility would planned unit development. The be "setting a precedent for more site is located west of Interstate high intense developments" in 4, east of the Seminofe-Wekiva the area that are incompatible Trail and 3000 feel south of Like with the surrounding neighbor­ hoods. Mary Boulevard. "Please continue to protect Commissioners voted unani­ mously, absent Commissioner the integrity of our community Randy Morris, to send the pro­ and continue to honor the agree­ posed comprehensive plan ments made by those before amendment to the Florida you," he asked commissioners. Joe Ureig, a resident of Department of Community Affairs for review, if approved Ravensbrook, would be the clos­ by the state, the site would be est homeowner to the proposed utilized for a non-sectarian development. He too asked assisted and independent living commissioners to deny the pro­ ject, calling an approval a "viofacility. The development would con­ sist of 200 assisted-living units S « Facility, Page 7A S u b s ta tio n p ro a c tiv e a p p ro a c h to p o lic in g By C hristopher Patton S David Scott - Idyllwilde Elementary Principal Index Claurfwd.......................3B-61 Oouword.............. SA 0«a/ Abby .............................. AC logoi* ........................... 31-41 U*5tyto ............................... 1G SC Ot»iuan»i..........................3A Opinion .......................... 4A Pbiko Log.................. . • ■• AA loltalort..............................4 C 3 C Sport* ......................................1 S -2 B Staff Writer SANFORD — A new Sanford Police Department substation at Cowan Moughton Terrace and 5th Street may benefit local stu­ dents as much as the officers who will use the facility. The grand opening of the sub­ station Tuesday was the result of an unique collaborative venture. The police department, city of Sanford, Seminole County Public Schools and Sanford Housing Authority all pitched in to help. The unmanned substation will provide an added police pres­ ence in the area as officers will use the facility for shift changes, breaks and completing paper­ work. The added presence is a more proactive approach to policing the area, said Officer Gary Johnson. Community policing coordinator Johnson will move his office from the 13th Street substation to the new facility. In addition, the substation will be used as a tutoring center. The substation is located on an adjacent street to the literacy center at Harbor II, Teachers will use the substation for more indi­ vidualized tutoring, said Elizabeth Graham, Title I com­ munity educator and adminis­ trator. "The extra quiet place gives them a chance to work one-onone with teachers," she said. "We’ve had some great support from these collaborative agen­ cies and the community." Officers who use the new sub­ station will also help in tutoring. According to Graham, the offiSee Substation, Page 7A Herald photo by Tommy Vtncom Audrls BiHberry. executive director ol Sanlord Housing Authority, gives a speech during the grand opening ot the Sanlord Police Department Community Services and Tutoring Center. � 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, March 27, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 27, 2002. 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Perrotta is holding an estimat­ ed $500,000 in deposits from customers who ordered a sunmom anywhere horn five A s c u s to m e rs pldn legal action a g ain st builder, S u n ro o m s of Flo rid a continues, to sell at w e e k e n d H o m e & G a rd e n S h o w months to tw o y e a n ago. C ivil suits against Perrotta have already been filed in Charlotte and O c e o ia counties and a third suit to Lake County was filed last week. his home near the d ty o f Umatilla. H e worked for two days building the screened jxxr h jm d "that's the last I've seen o f him," The Show Goes O n "H e pulled a quick one on m e," said Lake County resident Terry Jobe. to June 2001, Jobe contracted FVn otta to build a sunroom and scim ted-to porch for Approximately 25 phone calls and eight months later, Jobe said he still has not readied Perrotta. H e filed a lawsuit last week against Perrotta for the $28,662 he paid to Perrotta. According to .state statues, if Perrotta doesn't respond to the suit Jobe Fighting Sem inoles fa ll When the streak reached five games on Wednesday, coach Mike Powers, while never wanting to lose, was probably hoping for a nice [steady rain or something aa [ his charges were starting to get a little ripe. P a g e lB Study for department merger now complete fou ld seek treble damages or three times the amount sought f The lawsuit also Implicates Four Seasons Sunrooms. Perrotta'si Sunrooms o f Florida is . a franchisee o f the international company, " I contacted Four Seasons and id Bus is toe jerk they sent m e," Jobe said. "H e's repre­ senting Four Seasons." Despite the swirling allegations about Perrotta's illegal business practices, a Hom e Builders Association o f Mid-Florida repre­ sentative said Friday that his table would not be pulled from the show. N ot only are the number o f Lawsuits pil8 ** Sunrooms, Page 10A Special Delivery By Dan Ping S tate Sen. Jo n e s [scheduled to stop in S a n fo rd State Sen. Daryl L. Jones (D -M iam i) w ill be in Sanford Saturday, March 23 to discuss his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor. H e w ill unveil his 5-Point Plan for the Future: economic develop­ ment, pub­ lic safety, education, Pancake Day w on’t be the same without Ph il Gunster Staff Writer Editor A LT A M O N T E S P R IN G S — M erger proceedings between the Altamonte Springs and Seminole County fire departments may begin as -------- t t -------soon as Tbesdayff county T h e b ig th in g commis­ is it appears sioners the sendees approve an aren't g o in g to interlocal b e d im in ish ed agreement in a n y w ay. County and d ty — J5— officials completed a study and S A N F O R D — Today is Pancake Day at the C ivic Center, and Phil Gunster's no where to be found. The long-time Kiwanis Club m em ber is a mainstay at Pancake Day. Flipping flapjacks, pouring orange juice, cleaning tables, organizing the auction — whatever needed done, Phil did. But not today. Phil suffered a heart attack a w eek ago Friday night. H e had open heart surgery tw o days ago. H e's doing w ell, all things considered, but attending the 38th annual Pancake Day — an in for at event he's particip least tw o decades — was out of - > * * * * * . H B f S .— -,l W iM urim cnt. The public is invlffld, regardless o f politi■cal affiliation. The event begins at 3 j.m . Saturday at Calvary tem pje o f Praise Church on ■ fcCracken Road in f Sanford. poten A - i l l *V". ‘ cate the savings > & between the tw ogtorem m en ts would b e about $9.6 njillipn over the next seven yearsA N early $6 million o f the total Would ba the Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greens hands Claire Poutas her meal from Meals on Wheels. Etc. Standing wtth projected d t / s savings the pair lie Cindy Collins, neighborhood services manager for the organization. Friday was March For Meals "It's a pretty meriting project day In Seminole County, and various dty officials helped deliver the mors then 650 meals provided daily to UkeitM that looks like it w ill be a g o ,”“ a “ the older population in Seminole County. Cr County Manager Kevin Grace. Despite the study taking iseveral weeks longer to finish than ontiripated, Grace said the plan is By MIchalM Jerla ? v' ‘ still on schedule to have the Mqrtagipg Editor merger take place at the begin* ning o f the new fiscal year O c t 1. L A K E M A R Y — C laire Poulas was If approved TUesdav, an interlocal surprised Friday m orn in g w hen agreement could be completed M aytjr T h o m G reene, h old in g a hot within 45 to 60 days, he said. meal, knocked on h er door. She w as To be completed, the interlocal expecting the m eal — but she d id n 't agreement would have to pass know the city's lea d er was g o in g to separate votes by county commis­ d eliver it. sioners and Altamonte Springs Greene and several o f his fe llo w commissioners. A n y hang-up d ty and county officia ls, in clu din g with the proposed plan won’t D eputy M a yo r M ik e M cLean, C ity come from Altamonte officials. M anager John L itto n , city com m is­ From the m ayor to all four com­ sioners G ary Brender and Janet missioners, every member o f the Jernigariumd S em in ole C ounty d ty board said they were sur­ Com m isskm sc R an dy M orris, d e liv ­ prised by the potential savings. ered d ozen s o f dinners du ring the "I thought it came out better county's "M arch fo r M eals" day. The than expected," Commissioner event w as o rga n ized b y Sem inole Sheny Fincher, executive director for Meals on Wheels. Steve Wolfram said. " I didn’t real­ C ou n ty's M eals on W heels, Etc., to Etc., explains lo Lake Mary officials how and where ize the d ty and county could save recognize the 30th anniversary o f the meals will be deUvored during Friday's Meals on Wheels that much money." O ld er A m ericans A c t and to bring distribution. Pictured, from left, are Mayor Thom Greene, Commissioner Eddie Rose said City Commissioner Gary Breeder. Deputy Mayor Mike he too was shocked with the See Meals, Page 10A McLean, City Commissioner Janet Jemigan and Fincher. Officials volunteer during Seminole's March fo r Meals day Project SafePlace ' ' Children In search o l a safe place can now seek shelter at the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Monday morning S C S O Chief Deputy Steve Harriett and County Commission Chairman Daryf McLain helped christen the new designation. Page 1C Sem inole See Gunstrr, Pig* 10A See Merger, Page 10A Sanford sergeant returns to w restling ring By Christoph#r Patton Staff Writer V io la Frank - Member of Sanford Woman’s Club In d e x C k m ifie d ..................... . . . 4 W I C r o t t w o r d ...............................S A . Dear A b b y . . , ............ 6A Legolt .......... * 3 W 8 l i U S i y U .........................1 C -8 C Obituarist .......... . 3A O p in io n . . . . . . . . . .. 4A Police l o g ............................ 2 A Religion ............... 4C-5C Sporti ............. . 1 5 -2 5 *x S A N F O R D - M ad D o g Is back. O ut o f action fo r several months, Sanford police Sgt. M ike Taylor, a.k.a. M ad Dog, w ill reck havoc in the wrestling ring once again. Taylor, along w ith other par­ ticipants from M id Florida Wrestling, are joining forces for a fu nd-raising d riv e nam ed W restlers, C op s and Kids Against Drugs. Their goal is to raise more than $3,000 fo r a Daren the Lion costume. Daren is the official mascot o f the D ARE program. The costume w ou ld be valuable in prom oting dru g awareness at elem entary schools and other functions, Taylor said. community. A native of N e w York, Phil C.unster has integrat­ ed himself into Sanford's fabric to such an extent that you 'd think he grew u p here. H e's Sanford Proud and then some. "F o r a gu y w h o lives in DcBary, he does a w hole heck o f a lot more for Sanford than som e o f the natives," said Walt Smith, a fellow Kiwanian. Lisa {ones (ones concurs. As a supervisor to Sanford's Recreation Department, she relies on volunteers to help the department run smoothly. She counts on Phil, and he's at her office nearly every day, ready to do whatever needs doing. "H e 's a stand up guy," Jones said, "in a time w hen you don’ t see many stand-up people. "You don't have to ask him twice for help. Shoot, sometimes you don't even have to ask Gunster once." "Gunster." That's how Jones refers to him. Folks w h o w ork in recreation departments do that a lot, call people by their last names. It's a sign o f acceptance and camaraderie, to this case, it also cuts dow n on the confu- T o u r in g d o w n t o w n S a n f o r d Mad Dog and colleagues hope Jo raise money for ‘Daren the Lion’ costume Although not listed on the wrestUng^cortj for the A p ril 26 event at th e" Sanford C ivic Center, Taylor said "111 probably be in the ring." Apparently w ith­ out him k n ow in g, T a y lo r's wrestling contract w as recently sold to the likes o f tag team spe­ cialists C.B. K ool and Deathrow Jethrow. "There w ill be a lot o f unex­ pected su rprises," said Tom Paladino, M id Florida W restling promoter. "It's a sneaky busi­ ness w here a lot o f things change." That's exactly what M ad D og is hoping for. A fter his contract was sold, he's now delegated to providing security for K ool and Jethrow. T h eir opponents are none other than the twin towers o f L evy M ace and M ike Mullins - the Unchained Outlaws. In one o f Taylor's most recent matches, he greeted the outlaws with a sleeper hold. D u ring the day, he throws Outlaws in the slammer, but at night. M ad D og said " I ’d rather w h oop up on them." "I nave a strong feeling the w inner w ill be the Unchained O utlaw s regardless if Taylor helps," Paladino quipped. "H e 's not a fair player," Taylor said referring to Paladino w h o he assumes had a hand in Herald ptotoe by Tommy Vlncard L a sh a w n Sm ith, children s librarian at the San ford library, lea d s stu ­ den ts from M id w a y E lem en tary S c h o o l o f Perform ing Arts in an e x e r ­ cise. T h e stu den ts sp en t Friday touring various sp ots in d o w n tow n Sanford, including the library, the U S. P o s t O ffice, the S a n fo rd M u se u m and & ity B o y "s Ic e C re a m Shop. T h e d a y en d o d with a picnic in th e S e e W r e s tlin g , P a g e 10A I ,**"*?£* 'y T » >Jl .a-- �.. . .__ _: .f.•_■ _ PMe 2A Sunday. Marrh24.2002 TH E SOdNOLK HDULD S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY For what It's worth: Unnamed C aller ffl made som e astute observations about the new court­ house at Five Points. Located Around the Clock next to the Seminole County Sheriff's office on the w ist side o f U.S. H ighw ay 17/92, the courthouse w ill overlook the bargain mall o f bargain m alls— Flea W orld. "Just think," U C #1 said, "you 'll have Flea World on the east side o f 17/92 and Plea World on the west side. A t one you'll b y Dan P in g get flea bargains, and at the • • • • • • other you'll get plea bargains.” I suppose the lucky ones are those w h o get both on the same day. Trash talk: Leave it to Bob G o ff to d ig up dirt at the dump. You'll remember Goff. He's the form er Seminole County School Board member who had a knack for asking the m ost prickly questions o f school admin­ istrators. G o ff never met a conspiracy theory he couldn't a ccep t Truth be told, though, G off's ques­ tions often probed issues school officials would have rather left alone. On Thursday, he uncovered — quite literally — his latest discovery at t h e S e m in o le C o u n t y Landfill in G en eva. G off arrived at the land­ fill with a Former S em in ole County School Board trailer load mem ber Bob G o <1 uncovered som e Interest­ o f trash he'd ing documents at the Sem in ole County cleared from his proper­ ties. When he parked '>-1 his truck to unload, he and a f r i e n d , R o b e r t Rivera, discovered they had parked on top o f stacks o f legal files, some o f them sealed Juvenile records. The giant earth-moving machines had barely cohered tlje recopis and swirling winds blew them . around the ridge for anyone unloading trash to see. 7~. That WBirfustTh* tip o f the garbage heap, however. G o ff began to notice familiar looking pink sheets blowing in the wind that turned out to be human resource documents from the school system. These w eren't just any records. Some were very personal and included copies o f social security cards, drivers' licenses and birth certificates. There were em ployee discipline records, student perfor­ mance records, guidance counselor evaluations, ter­ mination papers, pension plan forms and payroll direct deposit requests that included bank account numbers. Given G o ff's history for digging up unpleasant issues w h ile on the school board, could this be more than a coincidence. " I swear this wasn’t planned," G off said. "W hat are the chances of m e coming to the landfill and parking right on top o f this stuff? It must be like a billion to one. We w ere suppose to come out her on Monday but something came up." Perhaps the school system should invest in some paper shredders. 1 understand the Arthur Anderson accounting firm might have some used ones in their Houston office. ; .* N o fo o d at the inn: The banquet nx>m at Best Western Marina, site o f numerous civic club meet­ ings and functions, is no longer in service. The Sanford Rotary C lu b still meets there on Monday's, but the food is being catered by Buck’s, while the K iw anis C lu b has left and is having its meetings meetings catered at the Sanford Chamber o f Com m erce building. N o word on if food service will return to the hotel. Seniorihts: When it comes to the local judiciary, having seniority doesn't bring the perks. Two o f the 18th Judicial Circuit judges — Alan Dickey and O.H. Eaton Jr. — may soon be re­ assigned to other duties. The w ay assigiunents work, ibose judges with the most seniority are most likely to g e t re-assigned. Word Around the Clock is Dickey and Eaton are heading to juvenile court, and neither is particularly happy about the move. Heard something Around the Clixk? Send an e-mail toTheClock0seminolehcrald.com o SAT V ik in g W orld O rlando N o . 3-SOL* Sons o f N orw ay Lodge, w ill b e hosting its fifth annual "S p rin g F « r Regatta and Boat Race from noon to 3 p jn . Saturday, March 23, at the Best Western Marina n o w tn dinroruThe event w ill include sev­ eral "rea l" Viking boats from other Sons o f N o rw a y lodges. _ The O v ie d o Police D epartment Is sponsoring an open house 10 a.m. to 2 pan. Saturday, March 23, at the department's headquarters, located at 300 Alexandria Blvd., In Oviedo. D oor prizes fo r children 16 and under w ill be awarded, and the event w ill include K-9 demonstrations, handouts for kids, tours and displays, gun locks and gun safety informa­ tion, and food, such as hot dogs, chips and drinks. SUN Seminole County employeee recently held a food drive to help Seminole Voluntaar Enterprises Inc. The food will ba distributed to people In Sanford end Seminole County. Pictured accepting a can of food from County Manager Kevin Grace Is Jean Metts. director of Seminole Voluntaar Enterprises Inc., along with soma of tha employees who participated In the drive. R esistin g O ffic e r s Sanford O ffic e r Daniel C am argo arrested N ik ia H olm es, 27, o f Sanford F rid a y fo r fleein g law enforcem ent, resisting an officer, d ri­ v in g with a suspended license, pos­ session o f a w ea p o n b y a convicted felon, d iso b ey in g a slop sign, d rivin g w ithout h eadligh ts activated, failure to carry v e h ic le registration and >lal not assigned to attached license plate the vehicle. H o lm es apparently ran ■out o f the S m o k er’s Express conve­ nience store on French Avenu e when he noticed p o lic e pulling in to the parking lot. H e continued to flee by veh icle until h e abandoned the car in the area o f 10th Street and H o lly Avenue, P o lic e found a loaded hand­ gun underneath d river's seat. Sanford O ffic e r Brian Welch arrested W ilb u r Wall, 59, o f Sanford Tuesday fo r resisting an officer and disorderly intoxication. Sanford O ffic e r John Difatta arrested C o m a Leonard, 42, o f Sanford Th u rsd ay for disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. D rug Possession Sanford O ffic e r Ronald Carter arrested Theresa Brooks, 32, o f Sanford Thu rsday for possession o f crack cocaine, marijuana, dru g para­ phernalia and a w eapon b y a con­ victed felon. The arrest w as a result o f a search warrant executed at 1011 O liv e A ven u e. Police found drugs and a load ed 22-caliber automatic pistol. A gents o f sh eriff’s o ffic e C ity/C ou n ty In vestigative Bureau executed a search warrant W ednesday at 3627 Anna D rive in A popka. A g e n ts arrested Robert Alton, 24, o f Apopka fo r .5 grams o f marijuana seeds and stems and 4 grams o f marijuana. Sem inole D eputy Marcus Bullock arrested G re g o ry H oover, 40, o f L on gw ood W ednesday fo r posses­ sion o f crack cocaine. W hen H o o ver exited his veh icle a piece o f crack cocaine a lle g e d ly fell from his pants. The Sanford Police Department Tactical U n it executed a search war- Sem inole D avid Rennish arrested Barbara M arano, 31, o f Lake M ary Tuesday fo r larceny and her second charge o f shoplifting. A n em p loyee o f the L ak e Emma K-M art, M arano a lleg ed ly w a s d oin g fraudulent refunds a n d pocketlting the money. The store security estim ated she .stole about a $1,000I o v e r a period o f several months. rant W ednesday at 1710 Peach r Avenue. Resident Bobby Jackson, 44, was arrested for possession o f u. cocaine and drug paraphernalia. ' -G ra n d Thefts A lle n Silas, 45, o f Sanford was also Lake M a ry O fficer J. G ow en arrested Sesar Rivera, 41, o f W inter arrested fo r possession o f drug para­ phernalia. Springs Tuesday fo r gran d theft. H e reportedly w ork ed w ith a H om e D epot cashier to steal merchandise. D riv in g w ith a Suspended License A ltam onte Springs O fficer R. D ean The cashier reportedly w o u ld deactiu rit ity arrested H ector Rosa, 37, of vate the secur y #s 'e n nssooars r on the rchandise and a llo w L o n gw o o d Friday fo r driving w ith a exp en sive m erchandise suspended license. T h e officer Rivera to w a lk out o f the store w ith ­ stopped Rosa as he had no license out payin g. In approxim ately six plate or temporary tag on the back months, an estimated $6,000 to o f the vehicle. $8,000 o f m erchandise w as stolen. Sem inole Deputy Christopher Torina arrested John Weils Jr, 33, o f W inter Springs Wednesday fo r d ri­ vin g w ith a suspended license. Police stopped W ells for not using a signal w h en changing direction. DUI Sem inole Deputy Stephen Taylor arrested W illiam W ilson, 25, o f L on gw ood Friday fo r driving under the influence and d riv in g with a susnded license. Police stopped ilson fo r inoperative brake lights. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content o f about .136. K Probation V iolation The Seminole County Sheriff's O ffice arrested Bernard Harvey, 4 o f Sanford Friday fo r a probation violation. Larceny Sanford Officer Sherry Webster arrested Joseph Carrasquiilo, 19, and Scott Wallace, 26, both o f Sanford, Tuesday for larceny and dealing in stolen p r o p «ty . T h e tw o allegedly stole som e jew elry that belonged to The Z u n i Collection on 9th Street and Sanford Avenue. In return, they Dan P in g CJiUtr Editorial Production EJein Tyne*. JR Ih e k N e r Belly Bemad Dona D«tnch Chrta Patton Uarva Hankins Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Ba Egan PttM* $ Cam Brian Kramarok fosaa* Cwaws■muiMiii Cheryl Smith empesamg erwf !► *•»*rtt Hall Room Becky Tbteni Roveno Dans Legal Advertlaing Pam Smith Inc. TUES The Sem inole County North East Democrat d u b w ill hold Its monthly m eeting' 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 26. The meeting w ill be held in ’ • the Seminole Volunteer Enterprises building, located at 407 W. 4th Street in Sanford. For additional information, call 407-322-1520 or 407-3225676. THUR The city o f Sanford, in cooperation with the Florida Yards and Neighborhoods, w ill be hosting a free land­ scape seminar 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, March 28, In the Sanford City Commission Chamber at C ity HalL The Florida Yards and Neighborhoods program b designed to help transform a yard into a beautiful oasis. Renowned speaker Teresa Watkins o f FY& N w ill be pre­ senting the seminar. Space b limited. Make reservations by calling 407330-5624. THUR Sem inole Spokes o f Welcome Wagon d u b w ill meet 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 10, in Maison & Jardin Restaurant. Cost o f the luncheon b $16.50. Spokes b a social club ded­ icate to helping newcomers become familiar with the Orlando area. For reservations or infor­ mation, call Betsy at 407-2779033 or Carrie at 407-3232297. W e welcome and encourage your letters and comments. A ll letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. W rits to us: S u n d a y . M a rch 2 4 , 2 0 0 2 • V ol. 94 . N o. 62 Published every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic New spapers, Inc. • 300 N. French A ve . Sanford, FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322 2611 *Fax (40 7) 323-9400 300 N. Ftm c Ji t o u t Sinfort, FL 32771 Call us: (407)322-2611 E -M a il u s : Panodcal Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional mailng offices. Tha SEMINOLE HERALD V t ’ M M /xi/im , A rm ed R o b b e ry O v ie d o p olice are searching for three suspects in vo lved in an arm ed robbery at the First U nion Bank near L ock w ood Boulevard and County Road 419. A t approxim ately 1:30 p.m. Friday, three black males w ith their faces covered entered the bank. There w as no customers in the bank at the tim e as they threatened the bank m anager w ith a handgun. Fleeing w ith an undeterm ined amount o f cash, they reportedly sw itched vehicles in the parking lot o f a nearby shopping center. The ditched a green Jeep four-door and transferred to a red Pontiac, possibly a Firebird. A n yb o d y w ith inform a­ tion regardin g the suspects o r veh i­ cles used in the robbery should call the O v ie d o Police Departm ent at 407-977-6146 or the C rim e Line at 407-423-8477. The Altam onte Jazz Ensemble Inc., directed b y Mike Arena, w ill present " A Concert In M od em M usic," featuring compositions and arrangements b y Walt Stuart, 7 p.m. Sunday, March 24, in the Winter Springs High School Auditorium, located at 130 Tbskawilla Road in Winter Springs. Admission is a $5 dona­ tion. For more Information, call 407-322-7528. The concert is funded In part b y Seminole Cultural Arts Council Inc. "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" USPS <81280 Pottm asiar Sand addieu changes to Circulation Wanda Kourpamdn R epublic P rop erty D am age Sanford O fficer Frederick E ldridge arrested Robert Washburn, 50, o f Sanford W ednesday fo r property dam age. H e reportedly keyed his ex ­ girlfrien d 's car w h ile it w as parked at thd Cum berland Farms con ve­ nience store at the c o m e r o f A irp o rt Boulevard and Sanford Avenue. The Seminole Herald /‘uNuher Classified Advertising Ted Walker tried to resell the stolen good s back to the w h olesale jeweler. .Hilly. Dour F t iz c r Display Advertising John Coffman B ou w Lavender Out & A bout Collecting cans P.0. Bos 1667 Sanford. FL 32771-1667 Uitotia): S u b s c r ip tio n R a te s 3 Month* n Seminole County 111 00 6 Montha In Sammda County $20 00 1 Year« Seminole County $36 00 1 Year Other Florida County $42 00 I Year Out Ol SUM $62 00 Fax us: Pabilshor (407)323-9408 �T h i S eminole H erald Sumliiy, Mnrrh 24. 2002 Page 3A Obituaries M C C O Y & BONNER McCoy B. Banner, 96, o f South Capen Avenue, Winter Park, died Thursday, March 14,2002. Bom m Bath, N .G , he moved to Central Florida In 1974, H e was a landscaper. He was a member of Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church. Survtvori indude two sons, Horace Banner of Pcrtmouth, Va., and James Bonner o f Greenville, SC.; tw o daughter*, Dariyn Dawson o f Winter Parit and Inez Chandler o f Aibeibeen, M d j two sister*, Johnnie Droia o f Bath, N.C., and Ruth Bonner o f Bronx, N .Y ; tw o brothers, Clifton and Archie Bonner, both o f Bath, N .C ; IB grandchildren; and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday, March 23, in Mount Moriah Misaionary Baptist Church. Golden's Funeral Hom e Inc, is in charge o f arrangements. ERNEST S. EDWARDS SR. Ernest S. Edwards St, 73, of West 16th Street, Sanford, died y, March 15,20®, in Central Bom In Syracuse, N .Y , she was moved to Central Florida in 1960. She served in the U S Marine Corps during World War D and was a member of American Legion Post No. 53. She was an avid gar­ dener. She was a homemaker. She was o f the Episcopal faith. Survivors indude one sort, Gary Herndon o f Ahamonte Springs; two brothers, Robert and Raymond Talbott, both o f Rochester, N.Y.; four grandchildren; and four great g r a n d c h ild r e n . Baldwtn-Falrchild Funeral Homes o f Altamonte Springs Is in charge o f arrangements. FASQUALE LA ZZAR O Pasquale "Pat" Lazzaro, 80, o f Stater Avenue, DeBary, d ia l TUesday, March 19,2002, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange 1 C" L , in I Wakefield, Mass., he moved to Central Florida from Long Island, N.Y, In 1990, He was a retired master electrician. He served in the U S N avy during W x id War H , and wa* a member o f the DeBary VFW and Disabled American Veterans. H e was also a Ufe member o f the Lkxts Club and Bom July 21,1928, fat Jacksonville, he was a retired fore­ man. H e was a member o f First Shiloh M.B. Church. Survivors include seven sons, Ernest Edwards Jr., o f Sanford, Bernard Edwards o f Atlanta, Ga.', Michael Edwards o f Bristol, and Sammie Edwards, Oacar Edwards, Eddie Hollie and Mike Lochart all o f Sanford; 13 daughters, Delores McCreary of Hyattsville, M d , Argje Cofield, Barbara Gray, Geneva Mitchell, Annette Ford, Jeanette Ford, Geraldine Barbara Williams and I Furlough, all o f Sanford, OUie Rushing o f Avon Park, Felisaa Thomas o f Jacksonville and Linda Warren o f Atlanta, G a ; one sister, Eunice Williams of Sanford; 67 grandchildren; and 35 great grandchildren. Wi Ison-Ekhelberger Mortuary Inc., o f Sanford Is in charge of arrangements. was a member of the Suffolk County, N .Y , legislature. He enjoyed coin collecting and sports. He was o f the Catholic faith. Survivors include his wife since 1998, Anita Lazzaro o f DeBary; and one daughter, Lucille Lazzaro. Baldauff Family Funeral Home o f Orange City is in charge of arrangements. L E A V IN G BEATHEL R O LLIN S Beathel Rollins, 84, o f Mellonviifc Avenue, Sanford, died TUesday, March 19,2002, in Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom July 3,1917, in Cotdele, , G a, she was a homemaker. She was a member o f SL Matthews M.B. Church. She had a life mem­ bership for the Intentional FAA.M. Masons and Order o f Eastern Stars o f Rochester, N.Y, and was a foster grandparent for Florida. Survivors include five cousins, Freddie Hudson and Theodore Davis, both o f Sanford, and Troy, Roy and Steve Hudson, ail of Rochester, N .Y ; and special friend, Rossie Randall. WUson-Ekhriberger Mortuary Inc, o f Sanford is in charge of arrangements. 5 Y O U R Banfield Funeral Home NED STEPHENS SR. Ned Stephens Sr, 78, o f Water Street, Sanford, died Monday, March 18,2002, In Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Dec. 23, 1923, In Marianna, he was a retired foremaA. He was a member o f N ew Zion Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors Include his wife, Joeweze Stephens o f Sanford; two sons, Michel Stephens o f Worms, Germany, and Ned Stephens Jr, o f Landstuhe, Germany; four daughters, Beverly & Wright, Winnola Johnson and Dorothy , Brown, all o f Sanford, and Rita Reynolds o f Lake Mary; three sis­ ter*, Flozcll W iliam s o f Miami and Willie Bell M cGriff and M ozell Johnson, both o f Sanford; 16 grandchildren; and a host of great grandchildren. Wllson-Eichelberger Mortuary o f Sanford is in charge o f arrange­ ments. Family Owned & Operated The Choice Is Sim ple 407-327-1500 L i., . f Compare Funeral and Cremation Prices does not include merchandise $4,000.00 $3,000.00 . DO $2 J O B ? 000 00 R E T IR IN G ? You could have up to 20% of your retirement benefits withheld by the IRSI $0 M FIRST CHURCH OP T H I NAZARENE 2511 iardord Am. 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RAYMOND JAMF-S 407-331-4244 ^ Committed to your financial future. 300 North C.R. 427 S t, 206 Longwood, FL 32750 GRACE FE1NBAUM Grace Feinbaum, 65, o f West Portillo Drive, Deltona, died Thursday, March 21,2002, in her residence. it Bom in N ew York City N .Y , . she moved to Central Florida in 1985. She was a retired director of social services. She was a member of Our Lady o f the Lakes Catholic Church, a founder o f St. Vincent DePaul Society with Our Lady of the Lakes, a coordinator for lectors and assisted with baptismal preparation at the church. Survivors include her husband o f 40 years, Daniel Feinbaum of Deltona; one son, David James Feinbaum Sr., of Deltona; three sis­ ters, Jessie Costello of Long Island, N .Y , Mary Ann McGoldrick of Bayside, N .Y, and Christine Causarano o f Long Island, N .Y; and two grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to the Council on Aging of Volusia County P.O. Box 671,160 N. Beach St, Daytona Beach, FL, 32115-0671. Baldauff Family Funeral Home o f Orange City is in charge of arrangements. \ ♦EITwritt IflAL **WWi poaiN. ftnilUct. _____________ ___________________________ 1 F U N E R A L H O M E Seminole County’s Most Experienced Funeral Home A Combined Total O f 143 Years THE B B B B I t l O f Caring Service D !A Z !N O N $ 5 9 7 Per Day w/Parchate of Fert. R EN TAL 10 LB. - f s FULFILLING YOUR FUNERAL AND CREMATION NEEDS LOCALLY AND WORLDWIDE = = r 905 la u r e l Ave., Sanford A L M A D. H ERND O N Alm a D. Herndon, 76, of East First Street, Sanford, died Wednesday, March 20,2002. ( 407 ) 322-2131 C O LO R M A G IC BLACK K0 W COW MANURE 25 LB. 50 L B A withPeter Rabbitl 40 LB * 1 ^ NOT BURN $095 P la n t a s m ile A C E fo r& ? i 94L BAG b ac Pressure Washer Rental *40" Per Day . PROPANE TANKS FILLED EVERY DAY s 951 While You Wait Teleflora's Peter Rabbit™ Flow er G a rd e n Bouquet A d d en chantm ent t o you r Easter w ith Peter R a b b it ," th e lo v ­ a b le stoy b o ok character fro m th e legen d a ry b o o b b y B eatrix P o tt e r ," N o w ce leb ra tin g his 100th anniversary, Peter's th e Sato Ends 03-31-02 ty f' star o f this hand p a in ted ce ra m ic co lle c tib le , Proud Supporters of c o m p le t e w ith a real pa ck o f B u rp ee® (to w e r seeds. To send this h o p p y flo ra l gift a n y w h e re In the U .S. o r C an ad a, just g iv e us a ca ll. Easter is Sunday, March 31 S a n f o r d F lo w e r S h o p , Inc. Historic Downtown 209 E. Commercial Sanford, F L 407-322-1822 Fax 407-323-7786 Quality Service Since 1956 w w w .s a n fo rd flo w c rs h o p .c o m S F S l5 9 @ c s .c o m SATISFACTION GUARANTEED * 6 ! i '^Teleflora. a m the cun oeun Central Florida Blood Bank. Inc. s . Serving M You Hardware Needs Since 1978 ] fcOREST CITY OVIEDO 1122 W. Hwy 436 Hwy 434 & 426 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 ONGWOOD H w y 434 & 427 ___________________ 3 3 9 -4 8 8 3 H *.SANFORD 207 E. 25th St. SATISFACTION | GUARANTEED g 5 % ASSELBERRY W in t e r P a r k D r. ___________________ _ 3„ 3 9w - 7 3 6„ 5 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 J -* ilC E HAflDW AnEilCf HARDHMREilCC HARDWARE M X HARDWAREiiCE HARDWARE �4A Sunday. March 24. 2002 THB 8EM1NOLB HERALD O pin io n Our View Open and shut decision I! | £ -S Ik For two months, the back doom of JP pots remained open during busi­ ness hours despite a Planning and Zoning Commission order that 'all doom and windows (should be) tJghtfy dosedfsecured and wW remain closed al all limes.* C ity sh o u ld revok e conditional use fo r reptile w h o lesale business H o w m an y snakes are to o m a n y? Th at's a question S a n fo rd C ity C o m m issio n ers m u st an sw er M o n d a y night. In January, the P la n n in g a n d Z o n in g C o m m issio n a p p r o v e d a co n d itio n a l use p e r m it fo r JP Pets, a w h o lesa le business that sells snakes, liza rd s and oth er n on -ven o m o u s rep tiles, at 210 a n d 212 S an ford A ven u e. D e s p ite com p la in ts fro m n ea rb y com m ercia l a n d residen tial p ro p e rty ow n ers, P & Z gra n ted JP P e t's o w n e r Joe K re fe tz the r ig h t to hou se th ou san ds o f rep tiles in the S a n fo rd A v e n u e business. T h is Is n ot an a p p ro p ria te u se o f the p rop erty. T h e d t y an d g ro u p s lik e S an ford M a in Street are w o r k in g to re­ in v ig o ra te d o w n to w n , in c lu d in g Sanford A v e n u e , as a Your View l b th e e d it o r With important education bud­ get discussion* goin g on in Tallahassee, r a w m ote than ever our legblatora need to give every consideration to property funding community colleges for the upcoming y e n Community colleges aerve ao many people in io many ways that it w ou ld be hand to choose the most Important function that they serve. So 1 w ill tell m y ow n v ia b le retail district. T h e nature o f the plan in clu d es a m ix o f uses. R etail stores, p rofession a l offices a n d restaurants a re aU a p art o f the plan. T h e C it y is also e n c o u ra g in g residen f f i l d e v e lo p m e n t in som e o f the 1st S tre e tb u ild in g s ;d a e v i­ d e n c e d b y the $25,000gra n t it recently a w a rd e d Dr. S h e rw o o d Jacobson to ren o va te the second flo o r o f his / bu Id in g in to m o d e m apartm ents. A d m itted ly s o m e folks are squeam ish a b o u t reptiles in g e lera l, but that is not a reason to revok e JP P ets' co n d itio n ­ a l is e perm it. If, fo r exa m p le, JP Pets' w e re a tradition al p e t stc re w ith the m a jo rity o f business gen erated through w a lk in retail sales, the store w o u ld a d d d iv e rs ity to d o w n to w n sh ip p in g o p tion s. H o w e v e r, JP Pets' current o p era tio n as a w l o le s a le business d o esn 't is to o intense fo r an area o f the cit ir that has tra d itio n a lly b e e n a retail center. ■hat's not to sa y that the c ity should dictate M r. K r e fe tz 's bu iiness plan. H e o b v io u s ly has decided to m a k e his liv in g in h e w h o le s a le m arket, as is his right. H e sh ou ld, h o w e v e r , re! acate his business to an area better su ited fo r this e n v iro im ent, the a irp o rt fo r ex a m p le, o r the P o rt o f Sanford o r N< rthStar in du strial park. Jnfortunately, the in a p p rop ria te land use Is not the o n ly iss tie b efo re the city com m ission . K refetz has failed to fo llcr / the p la n n in g com m ission 's regulations. O n e o f the six co id ltio n s im p o s e d u pon th e business is th e dem an d that all d o o rs and w in d o w s be tig h tly secured a n d closed at a ll tir ies. T h e p la n n in g com m ission instituted the regu lation be :ause adjacent p ro p erty o w n e rs co m p la in ed o f lizards an 1 snakes esca p in g from th e business. D ea rly that has not occu rred. Repeated ob servation s o f th< business d u rin g the t w o m onths since th e P<5tZ issued thi co n d itio n a l use perm it in d icate that e m p lo y e e s disrega d this regulation. T h is n e w s p a p e r is not in the habit o f d isco u ra gin g b u si­ nesses fro m lo ca tin g in S an ford , esp ecia lly in d o w n to w n . H o w e v e r , JP P ets' op eration d o e s not fit th e su rrou n din g institutions like Seminole Community College can continue with the wonderful job they are doing. I hope our legislatora d o not let us down. Sincerely, Diane Abbott W inter Springs Community colleges need proper funding dent w h o has worked and raised children for 25 years. Working up the courage to return to school was no easy feat, but luckily right in m y community was a conve­ nient and affordable place to start — Seminole Community College in Sanford. From the moment that I started m y first class I was astonished at the quality o f m y professors and their dedication to educational ideals. If there is money being wasted, I cannot see it There are no fancy offices, furniture, or trap­ pings. A s far a » can meet the eye, there is evidence o f money being spent on the important things. Labs, library, computer equip­ ment are all o f a quality to further a good education. Frankly,! was surprised myself at the value and quality o f the education offered. I am now ck *e to finishing up my A A degree (w ith a 4X) aver­ age, so far — wish me luck!) and will transfer to a four-year institu­ tion where I believe m y success will be guaranteed as an exten­ sion o f and as the direct result o f the excellent support and instruc­ tion I have received at SCC. I firm ly believe that w e in Florida M U ST support and offer excellence in education. To that end, I w ould urge every legislator to continue efforts to fund this most important o f state responsi­ bilities (Education) so that fine Cooper does not agree with Rosie’s ads l b the e d it o r Rosie O'Donnell runs full page ads advocating the state "consider all adoption applications, without bias" and it is “ for the sake o f our children.’'Sounds Innocent . enough, even sounds reasonable. In the ads she identifies herself as a Florida foster parent a mother and a talk show host. What you d o not find in the ads are the words (and identities) lesbian, gay o r homosexual. Homosexual adoption is the agenda. This issue is not "fo r the sake o f our children", the issue is for the sake o f the homosexual agenda. The homosexual lobby is going to drive this issue in our state with all the rhetoric, power and money they can muster. Homosexuals love children and only want to give them good homes. Rosie and her supporters claim to be child advocates and that homosexuality b not harm ful in fact perfectly acceptable. Exactly what sins or behaviors do Ms. O'Donnell and her ilk believe may be harmful to (or have harm­ ful influences on) children? Does 'w ithout bias" mean w e should consider alcoholics, drug addicts or others as adoptive parents? One favorite argument o f the 'homosexual advocacy* b that some children happen to be bom to homosexuab anyway within the bonds o f normal marriage, homosexuab w ho later "com e out o f the closet". Supposedly, as their argument goes, it just naturally follows that homosexuab also should be allowed to adopt Sadly, children also happen to be bom to alcoholics, addicts, child abusers and even child molesters. I've heard n o one, not even Rosie, advocate that naturally these p eo ­ ple (these victims o f bias?) be allowed to a d o p t I'm sure m a n y ' o f the alcoholics, abusers, etc. w ould also claim to love children and just wish to give them a good home. Rightly, and thankfully, the law b also biased against these destructive would-be adopters o f children. O'Donnell and the rest o f the homosexual advocacy claim chil­ dren are not 'influenced' by homosexual parents. The term 'role m odel' belies that argument A s soon as society holds any lifestyle up as acceptable, a per­ son living that lifestyle becomes an acceptable 'role model'. N o matter how hard therrivocates t rewrite theJhbl^ between her Christian father's teachings against homosexuality (fully supported b y the bib ie) and .her mother's declarations (most certainly not found in thebible) that G o a blesses all sexuality. Sadly, her mother's arguments w on out and the girl declared her­ self a lesbian. Parents are role models, role m od eb influence! Seems, now days, that any one w h o does not advocate or at least condone homosexuality b subject to condemnation as a 'basher' or 'homophobe'. 1expect no less treatment for myself. M ere dis­ agreement with — o r the faux pas o f pointing out the sinful wrong­ ful nature o f the behavior — b to hold oneself up for ridicule as backwards o r behind the times. I fully expect the same to be said of me. The^onccpts o f sin and 'right t fa iS l vkrting' are never behind the wrong) just as assuredly as is times, they are eternal. RJght and child molestation. It b a sin w rong d o not change just because (w rong) according to every major people or societies want to feel religion. And, children are just as about themselves. I w ill not influenced by their adoptive par­ ' you, I will condemn the ents as by natural parents. A n behavior. 1w ill not attack you, I article in a recent issue o f the w ill pray for you. I w ill not fight Religion section o f the Orlando you, I w ill fight against what you Sentinel addressed the case o f a stand for. 1 w ill fight "fo r the soke teenaged girl whose mother was a o f our children". Joe Cooper lesbian living with a 'partner'. Sanford T h b poor girl had been tom PiW i. C jfa L jr t-ev la n d uses d o w n to w n . T h e c ity com m ission sh ou ld re v o k e th e co n d itio n a l use. It sh ou ld a lso direct c ity staff to h e lp On the Street M r. K re fe tz to id en tify a m o re a p p ro p ria te p la ce to locate his business. By d o in g that, com m ission ers can m aintain the la n d use in teg rity d o w n to w n w h ile h e lp in g a sm all bu si­ The Herald asks people what they think... n essm an con tin u e to add to the city tax base. W h o isn 't in fa v o r o f that? Duke's out, but Kent State remains in the N CAA men's tournament. I t ’s been a Cinderella story fo r several teams, but happi­ ly ever after hasn ’t happened fo r a ll origina l 64 teams o f M arch Madness. We asked several people who they think w ill be crowned national champion on Monday, A p ril l. I S I am very iiT ip leeS d d V-Sh Indiana. I Im agine Ih e y h a v e a g o o d c h a n c e to g o o n an d win Hail. Cindy Collins Orlando W e i . the tw o t e a m ? ) w a s rooting for, D u k e a n d A rizon a , I'm g la d Indiana w on. I like the u n d er­ I'v e g o t to g o with Indiana. T h e y a r e I'm g o in g to put a l m y m o n e y on d o g s to win. B u t I'm from C onnecticu t, s o t e x c ite d right now , sin c e th ey b e a t Duke. M aryland. a r e out ot i t N o w I h a v e to reform u late an d d e c id e w h o to root for. h o p e the H u skies ca n tak e it ail the w ay. Michael Kenyon Deltona G e n e G u n th e r Sanford , G a ry B r e n d e r Lake Mary Mika M cLean t a k e M a ry �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. March 24. 2002 P a g e 3 A T h e Way We Were: The history ‘ A PTC A K M T near ay 86 Paetry choice* aeiooi Y10 Fancy #7 Wimp 1 FofcM food 5 Start ot a BO Computer 10 Deemed 81 Tram In a ring 19 Bar In a gM Maintain1 ee seeves IB Norwegian Mng W Red Sea aor country 83 Pepys and Wn 21 Creepy 89 STATE 22 Hold In 101 DEFENSE 23 INTERIOR 103 Green Gabiee 29 AGRICULTURE glri 27 Controversial 104 Object 108 Vary within 83 » Veep after Hubert 30 Reunion 108 Film w«h the •ong.1 nEiTwrnQVf n War 31 Jotnt tenant*? 32 Bridge support* 33 Long wave 34 Popular game snow no»T 37 Pot pert 39 Graded 39Bariokand O dw 40TRANSPOR­ TATION 44 Moo__ pork 47 Ret. book 49 WaBet fliers 48 City west ot Tulsa SOPtalna Inhabitants 51 Lodgt Irequentar 52 TREASURY 58 Game with chackaand square* 87 Gaunt ov ufTOTimine 80 More Bond-Aka 81 On Pm redo, aay 82 Not well 63*MT star 84 PuBad suddenly 88 Soft M 87 Oatar accataory 70 Kind or itataeman 71 ENERGY 107 Shied 108 Rip 1 Nursery group 2 Came down 3 Rib__ 4 Cloudy 6 Author Bhaw mot m trn o tft 7 Nephew ol Cain 8 Tadt on 9 "The Thieving 10 Had a yen for 11 Backs 12 AJtee'a 13 Zilch 14 8poksata 15 C onceal 18 Musical ottering 17 Do-nothing 18 Koppet and Kennedy 24 Swindle 28 Taxpayer, e.g. 29 Fountain ot Jazz 32 Cultivated violet 33 Sitarist Shankar 34 Exodus 52 53 54 55 M ole, e.g . Amleh feature C om m and ‘ Rich M en. Poor Man* co ttar 58 Snack lor M ist Mullet 58 Leather jacket 78 Tournament matchup* 80 Dramatic dene# 81 Main 82 8alnt Patrick'! land 83 W a th room 85 O verflow ed 87 P o e t T eaeda le 60 Easaytat Susan 88 Stag com m em oration 62 T en den cies 89 C loea In Wm* 35 O nce-w ailed city 63 C a e s a r'* tongue 80 B righ t**) planet 38 JU STIC E 38 D enUefa f 84 C om poser 81 Bum a bit Sibelius 85 Ticklish doll 92 M easured on loot 40 Sou n d ed hurt 88 Starting point 93 Alm ost shut 41 How tome lots** appear 42 Unoool type 43*1 Am Woman- 67 Adriatic p o d 88 John, Paul, G e o rg e and R fngo 69 Satisfying w ay to be rewarded 94 S w ee t tubers 95 Chilly end wet 98 Saucy sort 97 L o o s e garment 98 T a tty stats 100 Drink served In 72 P la c e lo find * studs 75 F orecasts 76 Fine things? ’ spots? 102 Legendary Chinee# 44 COMMERCE ANO LABOR 48 Vacuum feature 46 Ttsfl country 80 Mitchell heroine StunuM d? Call 1 -9 0 0 -9 3 3 -5 1 5 8 . 99 cents a minute T— ] r II !“ H 77 *£ri hi - lor one 78 M agnificence 78 Stop atari H 3t *7“ i ST" IT 55~ 103 i6f H J W e con tin u e tod ay w ith m em ories o f Southern Bell em ployees as ed ited from the b ook let “ San ford Telep h on e Pioneer H istory 1915-1983." A vis Starnes began w ork in g fo r Southern Bell right out o f school in 1954 and first w orked nights in the 1st Street Building. O ne night a pair o f cords had been u p for a lon g time, so she m on ­ itored the c o n n e c tio n and heard tw o distinct snores, doth arties had She recalled that when H urricane Donna came through, Elizabeth Harman came in to help. They had a very busy night. Glenn M cKendrick cam e in to take them hom e Ihe next morn­ ing in a com pany truck. There w as so much flooding, he could­ n't get through to her house, so she had to w ade the rest o f the w a y in knee-deep water. Mr. M cKendrick remembers it a little differently. H e stales that he volunteered to spend the night in the telephone office. The next m orning there were three operators w h o needed transportation home, so he took them in his 1941 Chevy. H e a l i e n asleep. states that he had to stop on F ran ces Summerlin Avenue at the rail­ road tracks and watched w h ile a G a llo w a y Grace Marie w o rk e d in lady w alked for several blocks S a n fo r d in knee-deep water. The flood ­ in g was also bad out West 1st a n d • • • • • • • O rla n d o in Street and Country Club Road. T raffic and Libby Mossman remembered Assignm ent. O n e o f her m em o­ a hurricane (she didn't give it a ries in S an ford w as o f the nam e) w h en Mr. Turner and Mr. "S qu ad C a r." A lm o s t e v e ry Pcnners hung tarpaulins over m orning the bosses w o u ld g o the switchboard as the roof was fo r c o ffee, usually at the known to leak. Il didn't take P in e o e s t Inn, and the car they tong for the tarp to fill with used w as fo n d lv called the water, but neither the equip­ Squad Car. W h en it w as out, the m ent nor the the operators got underlings relaxed. wet. Ralph Patten cam e lo Sanford Mr. Heard had the p rivilege in 1957 from Iow a . O n his first o f installing the first concentra­ day, he w as taken out to the tor in Southern Bell. The Osteen Sanford N a v a l A ir Station and customers had so much noise in told "It's all yo u rs." M uch o f his their line that they cou ldn 't tim e w as spent at the base, but even hear the dial tone. After he also installed the fl:A sw itch­ three weeks o f hard w ork and board at S em in ole M em o ria l lon g hours, the installation was H ospital and at the Florida State com pleted and the problem was Bank. solved. H e also recalled H urricane Bill Slayback recalls taking Donna, w hich knocked d o w n jo c o ffee breaks at the P ig 'n m any poles. O n e o f his jobs dur­ W hislle. The em ployees weren't in g that tim e took him d o w n supposed to gan g up in the French A ven u e w h ere he sam e place, so one day the installed ringers in each busi­ supervisor cam e by and took ness so they could have service the keys from all the Bell trucks. Th ey w ere surprised when they even though the p o w er w as off. w en t to leave, but they learned H e and Britt Yates then rode into the rural areas o f Sanford a lesson. A rt Leo, w h o transferred here lo o k in g fo r d o w n e d w ires, poles, etc. from M ichigan in 1960, worked W hen she first started w ith in installation, PBX, Central .S o u th e rn , B ell, Florence O ffic e 85, Crossbar, and ESS, etc. GUm arlln worked" nights alone. He remembers the Installation f Sllneclpher H 73 Tie-up 74 Pan ol VOA: Ahbr 75 What was o f Southern B ell in Sanford, part 3 02002 Tribune Mnlla Srnlcw, Inc. S ee Solution on Page 7A o f the A M A equipm ent and the n ew addition to the 9th Street office which ended the need for operators. H e b elieved that w as -1 in 1964. Ralph Patten rem em bers dur-^ ing the Bay o f Pigs invasion in jjj 1961, H erb W atson, W arren? Penners, D a vid M c G illis and Patten w ere at the N a v y base for days. M ilitary personnel w ere arriving constantly and p eop le w anted a telep h on e behind every bush. Bobby H eard sm iles w h en her remembers the a d d itio n t o ll the 9th Street building. T h e r e jj was a water problem and effort: “ had been m ade to correct thel problem. But w hen he entered r the bu ild in g on e day, w a te r ; p came out like a "m a gic carpet." The call lhat G eneva O w en rem em bered the m ost w as m ade in the n ew dial o ffice on 9th Street. The first signal she answ ered w as a su rprise — "Operator, cou ld you tell mi how to dial the dash?" Thomas M cElroy told o f the Sanford Pioneers. W h en he came to Sanford from O rlando in 1973, he found lhat they h ad 1' 1 no Pioneer group. T h ey w e re ’ '5'' affiliated w ith the O rla n d o 1"31* group, but o n ly a fe w ;,>tj Sanfordites attended any o f the functions. M axine Henn, ch ief operator, lobbied fo r a group ) and with the help o f Paul H ig g s ^ of the state organ ization , Sanford became a Pioneer Club. M axine was the first president; and M cElroy w as the s e c o n d ., (Russ Kitner recalls that he w a s ]' the first president). McElroy recalled som e o f the. ! • notable Sanford Pion eer p r o - ij'i jects. One w as participation in (1 the first "C lean up the W e k iv a ,"1 . at which tim e they floa ted M, d ow n the river, p u llin g trash 1 out and taking it to K a tie's Landing. They also cleaned up the,flfl black cem etery in Sanford that;nj had been sadly neglected and raised funds to help bu ild the*’ 17 boardwalk through the Sanford Z oo wetlands. ■ lb. 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Needless to say, I * government office as a comptrol­ am heartbroken that a fellow ler and have many worker, w h o always longtime friends in the seemed nice to m y face, offkre. I am disabled, w ould say something so cruel behind my back. , Abby. I was bom club­ footed and with a short Yes, I am fully aware leg, which requires me that I must wear this to w ear a specially "horrible” thing to walk, m olded shoe and walk but I never thought I with a cane. One gen­ w ould be talked about tleman, who is soon to In such an unkind man­ marryr ia co-worker, ner. asked! ti that I be in the 1have decided to beg Dear bridal party off, but don't want to The problem: I over­ start a flap over this. heard the bride-to-be H o w can I bow out talking to the office gracefully? I feel I • • • • • • • receptionist about m ypartidpashould say something in defense tion in the wedding. She said she o f disabled people everywhere, would be embarrassed to have m e but discretion tells me to keep m y 'd u m p down the aisle, dragging hurt and anger to myself. Please that horrible shoe"! Those were advise. —* y r Abby C O N F U S E D IN K IN G S T O N , N.Y. is : You I DU DEAR C O N FU SE D would be doing yourr longtime I co-worker a favor by leveling I with him about overhearing! hearing his fiancee object to your partidpation in the wedding became o f your disability. T*U him that, under the circumstances, you must decline his gracious Invita­ tion. Knowing the truth could cause him to change his mind about marrying someone so self-cen­ tered and with so little compas­ sion. If not, at least he'd be warned in advance. D E AR ABBY: W e w ill be send­ ing w edding invitations soon. D o you send a mother w ho has moved in w ith her daughter a separate invitation, o r d o you include her as "and fam ily'? t always thought 'and family” referred to minor children only. What's the proper etiquette? C O N F U SE D IN K ENTUCK Y D E A R CO NFUSED: Adult members o f the household— a parent or a grown child — should receive ai sc separate bnrlteHon. D E A R ABVY. The letters about children's reactions to h ow babies are made reminded me o f my son's reaction when he w as 4 .1 was a single mother in college at the time. H e enjoyed looking at m y biology books while I studied. Popular grass needs careful selection to thrive St. Augustine grass is one o f the most popular turfgrasses in Central Florida. Its tolerance to shade makes it very attractive for use in heavy landscaped gardens. Cultivars differ in their tolerance to plant p a ts, cold damage, and shade; you must know those dif­ ferences in order to select the b a t cultivar fo r your particular needs. much you can promote diseases or if you d o not water enough you can encourage insect build up or p oor growth o f your lawn. You should shoul irrigate only iwhen needed, generally, when the grass blades begin to wilt. A p p ly 3/4 in ch a o f water and d o not water again until wilting starts to occur. W eed Control A general rule to fbllow in w eed control is to apply a pre-emergence herbidde around Feb. 15 and post-emer­ gence h e rb id d a in M ay as need­ ed. Do not apply h e rb id d a if the turf is under stress of water or if air temperatures exceed 85 degrees. Ferrer Fertilization A good all purpose * * * law n fertilizer fo r the spring is a 16-4-8 with a slow release form o f nitrogen, preferable with micronutrients. A lw a y s follow the rule that nitrogen should be applied at a rate o f 1 pound o f actual nitrogen per 1,000 square feet. Therefore, if you use a 16-48 fertilizer, you n o d to apply 625 pounds per 1,000 square feet or, if you use a 10-10-10 fer­ tilizer, you w ilt need 10 pounds. A high maintenance fertilizer program w ill require 4 fertilizer applications per year. For central Florida, it means one in Match, May, July, and September. Iron may be applied In the summer (June) to give the grass a better cAior, specially, if som e yelltnVing a p p e a ls In y o u r lawn. A p p ly 2 ounces o f ferrous sul­ fate In 3 to 5 gallons o f water per 1,000 square feet or use a chelat­ ed form o f iron as Indicated In the label. Irrigation W atering your law n may be a tricky business, if you water too M o w in g M ow in g is a very important practice and many problems arise because o f improper m o w ­ ing practices. M o w the lawn at 3 in c h a on regular varieties and 2 in c h a on semi-dwarf varietia. D o not remove more than 1/3 o f the leaf blade in each mowing. Make sure that the blades are sharp during the m ow ing opera­ tion, o lh A w s e fKe fca f btidrs w ill bo Injured more than neces­ sary and the recovery may be slow and predispose the plant to other problems. P a t s and Diseases St. Augustine grass is affected by many insect and disease problems. Learning to recognize their symptoms Is important because if the damage is allow ed to continue fo r a long period o f time, the problem could be m ore difficult to control and the dam ­ age could becom e very expen­ sive. Chinch bugs are probably one o f the moat important Insects in S t Augustine grass. The b a t way to control them is to use resistant v a rie tia such as Flora tam or FIora lawn. There are known cases o f chinch bug dam ­ age to these cultivars and there­ fore you should be alert o f this insect even if you have a resis­ tant variety. Brown patch occurs in w arm , humid weather (spring and fall months) and is associated w ith excessive nitrogen levels. G ray leaf spot occurs during the sum­ mer rainy season and it Is also associated w ith high nitrogen levels. The use o f fertilizers contain­ ing slow release forms o f nitron can be used to m inim ize the mage caused by these dis­ eases. Fungicides can also be used to control these diseases. Another disease, known as takeall disease, has been reported frequently in St. Augustine and other grasses. This particular disease is harder to diagnose ' and very difficult to control. It is usually necessary to replace dam aged turf. E AJ F m w Is Sam inola County Horticulturist. Inquiries may tw ( l* R s i Bm Ccopartotva Extension (a n te s , M O W . County Hom o Road, Banford . FL M i l l 01 phono SSS-MM. AS lom ln olo County C o o p w ith i ExtwwkM oofvfooo or* opon to o i r o p fd t— o o f i H e looked me right in the eye and asked how the daddy cell got In the momma in the first place. C o d as a cucumber, I asked him how he thought it got there H e drought for a moment, then told me his version that so touched my heart that I became misty: Babies get started in the daddy's m art The daddy looks at the mommy with a special kind o f love. H e tak a her hand, and the sperm leaves the daddy's heart, goes through his w edding ring w hile he briolding his wife's hand, to her heart, where It stays to soak up their love a little while, then travels to her uterus, where it NoSoa to haraby gNan kite I am •ngagad to hi,0(1111 to 4044 ML Loko Mary B M . 1 104-304.Lika Muy. PL 37746. undo Sis Ffateoua HOW 01 ZW W tl IN T I MSo w es and that I (ten d to ragfater u d el D E A R ALtt 1 agree. And If you think about the symbdism — he wasn't really so far wrong. (O n the other hand, it makes one r e d l n how important a thor­ ough sex education is for young peopled Pauline Phillips and her daughter, Jeanne Phillips, share the pseudo­ n ym Abigail Van Buren. Write Dear A b b y at www.DearAbby.com or PO. Box 69440, Los A n g e la , C A 90069. OW UNIVERSAL rRESS SYNDICATE L ec a ls Lec als L ec als starts to grow. A n d this is how babies are made! I thought it was one o f the sweetest things I have ever heard. A L Y IN E D M O N D S , W ASH. One day he saw a picture of fertil­ ization, » upon his request 1 explained how babies get started using the pictures in the biology Com fy Florida. DATED tea 14 M y el Iteth . taa. tltenilnnte * ■----rtsit fflfate N w H i W tel By: Mery t a a Deputy Clerk Danfae 14. RoaarOM, ESQUUTE ADORNO t ZEDCR. FA 3*01 Eeuto Beyehore One SUM 1(00 M U . Ptortda 33133 L e c a ls NOTICE TOTHE PUBUC NoSea la hanby tp*an toai a Pubic Ifaaftog ato to hPto by too C »y to Sanford Planning A Zoning Cnmmtotonn. acSng aa toa Cay o1 ---------to to toa Zoning OwSnanoa of tow Cky of Sanford. dont Samtnefa County. ta s M n M Stolutoa, to- WXSocfcm M S00, Ftortd* ISSI. 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UARCHANT. hto "to t JOHN DOC and JANE DOE W an Defendant*. I ate taa to too highaH and bail ud­ der lor com. at anal (o n door of toa Sanwofe County Counhouaa n toa Oty of Sanford. Honda at 11:00 o’ctodi A M , on Tuaaday. toa ISdoy Gf April. 3003, toa fallowing deathbed proparty, aa aat Into In eatd Summary Final Judgment of Foractoaura LncJudng Award of Anomaya’ Poaa and Coat*. to a * Ud 110 of TIDE RON HILLS. PHASE 3, according to toa Plat tiaraof. aa mcordad In PM Booh 30, to Paga 31. ol toa PvAAe Racorda of SCC PROJECTS: P8-S1IB-0&BJC • BiaBmln ani cngmvtnn^, -* - - --a—^ "iw g« n , rnunruiary Parmfteig and Poto Dtolgn Sande* far toa Ktwam n Tra4 (to n O toe* Rood Id Caaaaf Cfeek BM). Due Dtoec Aprs 10. MSS to 200 PM facto tone. 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May 1,3003 to too PM facto tona Profact CC-11I2-02«JC -la n d * Oaa Managamant Syetetn EtpanaJor) R d t o I M H PiaBktOata: Apt* tt, 3003 to It 00 AM, April K 3BM to 3D0 PM facto Ima. 1b w aresaa receipt to addenda, ( la toa raapendana' raapanafatey to c V tto ti Aha Sananote .County Purtowtai DMeion pnot fa fie tied receiving data of eubmrtiatetede Addanda kdormaacn ■ atoo eve4toda on toa Counry i Wah Paga. For kdonfiakon on any of toa Samaiofa County BCC profacta. pfaaaa Had our waO page at HYRERUN* -httpy/www eo aattV- MteJJMftetotosssBMtotetoki or cal 407-SSS-Tlir wwwooaam*. note II uefajatoeeafpufchaafng or ca« 407-006-7116. Pubteh. March 34.2003 KXtBI Notfaa fa haraby ghan kwt a PubAc nMMTig ww o* w a oy sw rw «w »gi S Zonaig Comndaafan to toa Cky pMimiaabwi RBl, im LJtoE Bi w a t it s iim i E*Tiajnhara u w v ft i, wiy Sardord. Ffarida, to 700 pm. on Thundtof- Apr! 4. 2003 to oenakter Second Floor, Sanfard Cky Had. 300 i(tr *“ - PuontoQ kom AO, Agnculura Tb toat of: SR-1. Stogfa-Farndy LEOAL D E 3 C R PT O * PARCEL A SEC » TWP 1M ROE 311 B 210 FT OP ( 222 FT OP W . O f E . OP W . OP 8W 1/4 (LE M AO): PARCEL B: SEC 33 TWP IM ROE 31E W 110 FT OF E 1003 FT OF 8 222 3 FT OP LOTS Tha pmpartea batog mofa gananfly daaafaad aa 3040 Ctoary Annua and 2300 Catory Annua. Tha Planning I Zoning Commtoaton a * aubmd a racorrv mandteon to toa Cky Commaawn to favor of. or ogalnoL too roguoated changt or amonknanL The Cky Commfaafon wtS hoU a PubAc Heoitog In too Cky Commtoaton Room to Cky Had. Sardord, Ffarida to TOO pm . on Aprt 22. 3002^to Cky Commtoafan may ptooa oontsSona upon toa ranrdng by maana of triad han an oppertuiky fa ba haard to (atohaam g. By Ofdar of toa Ptenrkig t Zonng Commtoaton of toa Cky of Sardord. Florida, tola 30th day of Uarch, 2002. Planning S Zoning Commtoafan ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: If a parton ifw vftt k> appaal a daotolon matte wah raapact u any maaar aonwtorad at aw abom nwaang or haartng. ha/tha may naad a nrbakm racord of tw procmdnga hdud- when racord to not prorated by toa Ckyof Santonl (F8 3S8 0I0S) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEData ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OP THESE PRO­ CEED!NOS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3M-S630 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETML Pubteh March 24.3003 KKIS3 whch racord to not promdad by toa Cky of Sanford. (F S 3 H O10S) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTKXPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-M2S 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. Pubtotc March 24,2002 KXIS3 GREAT DAYS! 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March 24. 2008 Clippings show life in the early days o f Sem inole County eyi Special to ttw Herald T h e M useum o f Sem inole C o u n ty H istory collects snd stores w on derfu l artifacts con­ cerning the history o f Seminole County- O ne o f o u r recent o n go ­ in g projects is collecting articles from o ld newspapers, w herever w e can find them. W e h ave (tu m b le d across som e w on d erfu l en d enlighten­ in g articles that pertain to d if­ ferent areas in ou r county and w e w o u ld like to share them w ith o u r readers. These articles h ave been copied from micro­ film , then typed and stored in a notebook and open for the pub­ lic to view . W hen this project is com pleted w e should have a d a ily record o f w h at was hap­ p en in g in our little settlements throughout the county In the 1880s. This prelect is expected to b e com pleted in 3-4 years. M o s t o l the Inform ation has b een taken fro m the 1800’ s Tim es Union N ew sp a p er from Jacksonville. This w as the state n ew sp ap er fo r F lorida estab­ lished In 1865. It started o ff p rin tin g once a m onth and then on ce a w eek , and then d ally etc. T h e paper Is still In existance today. W e feel that b y recreating these bits and pieces o f history the H erald today, the inforitio n w ou ld inform , clear up ysteries, entertain and help v e iy o n e — from the Florida ackers to new com ers — to understand our humble 'ngs. W e h op e that you y this n ew column, please rite and let us know. arch 14,1886 M a n y o f the orange groves at and near Sanford, said h ave been b ad ly dam aged sh ow in g no sigma o f frost, ly the y o u n g h u ds w e re injured. The bearing fruit are b lo o m in g and a n ew grow th o f leaves are com in g In place o f the fallen ones. Trees that w ere y e llo w e d n ow h a ve resumed their rich color. A lic e H ow ard, the steamer has been w ithdraw n from the Lake, ferry Une b etw een Enterprise and Sanford. Since she has n ot been m aking anything since the com pletion o f tne Jacksonville, Tampa and K e y W est R ailroad, there has been som e talk o f tak­ ing her around to Indian R iv e r but her d raft o f water, fo u r feet, w as too m uch to get through the Indian R iv e c ju rro w s . March 31,1886 Sanford is to have gas w o rk s b u ilt b y M r. G. Eaton, w h o received a tw e n ty -fiv e y e a r enty-l franchise to light the city w ith either gas o r electric" electricity. A pril 9,1886 The com pletion o f J.T. 6c K . W . . R a ilw a y to S a n ford , E nterprise and T itu s v ille accom plish ed. C on n ection to Sanford, m aking the shortest and quickest route to Indian River, Tam pa, K e y W est and H avana. D ou b le d a lly trains betw een Jacksonville, Sanford, Enterprise, T itu s v ille an d Tampa. T rip le trains b e tw e e n Jacksonville, St. Au gu stine and Palatka. A p ril 13,1886 The Sanford H ou se at Sanford closed last w eek , o n Monday. A t the m eeting o f the stock­ holders o f the Sanford 6c Lake Eustis R ailroad In Sanford last w eek M onday, the old board o f directors w ere re-elected. T h e fo llo w in g are the officers elect­ ed for the com ing yean Dr. J.N. Bishop, President; E.R. Trafford, V ice-Presiden t; R .H . M arks, Secretary; J.F. W ellb orn , A ttorn ey; F.P. Foster, Treasurer. Verm ont scale manufacturer, has been elected president o f the new com pany. Large Im p rovem en ts w ill be made this summer. A p ril 22,1886 The Sanford and Lake Eustis road Is nearly com pleted as far as the W ek iva and w ill soon reach Tavares. A p ril 26,1886Sanford Journal reports We h a ve In our o ffice a tw ig plucked from a b u d d ed Jaffa orange tree, g ro w in g the grove o f Rev. Lym an Phelps, contain­ in g fifty-eigh t form ed oranges In a space o f eight Inches. M a y o r Sirrine, o f Sanford has issued a proclam ation appoint­ in g A p ril 29th and 30th as gen­ eral cleaning up days and calls upon the citizens o f that place to d e v o te those tw o days to -clearing up their premises. M a y 6,1886 The D elan d Baseball Club visited Sanford on Thursday for a match ga m e on the diam ond. T h e score w as 13 to 10 in favor o f Sanford. It is said that the Sanford club sent to O rlando fo r p rofession als. T h e high score w as d u e in great measure to the bad state o f the field, o w in g to the recent w e t weath­ er. M ay IS, 1886 Sanford A rgus Mr. T.F. H uggins, o f Sanford, m anager o f tne Belair grove, tells us that a n ew insect is now at w o rk on the orange trees o f this section. It is a sm all reddish A pril 14,1886 The Sanford and Lake Eustis Railroad w h ich is to b e com ­ pleted at once, is to be operated 1 the Jacksonville, Tampa and ey West Com pany. The proprietorship o f W in ter Park, a resort in O range County, the Sanford A rgu s m ay h a ve changed hands, Messers Lym an and Chase h avin g sold out to F.W. K n o w le s , o f W orcester, Mass. C ol. Fairbanks, the 2V Restoring Balance Health, Fitness, and Wellness ' S o u t io n to T o d a y ’s P u z z le hued bug barely visible to the naked eye, and occupies the backs o f the leaves. The infini­ tesimal nuisances seems to sus­ tain its apparently useless life b y sucking the sap from the leaves w h ich afterw ard turn y e llo w and fall off. This pest has been observed in a number o f groves lately, but nowhere has Mr. H u ggin s been able to team anything in regard to it. 1° Fres Consultation Small Start-up lee Rep. IHS-0467B M a y 20,1886 Sanford citizen s have sub­ scribed $1,400 towards building the cigar factory at that place, and the land on which to build it has been donated by the Florida Land and Colonization Company. 1 3 T 8 N N O N G 1 Q 1 June 8,1886 The brid ge across the W ekiva river, for the Sanford and the Lake Eustis railroad, is n ow under way. T h e builder o f all the brid ges b etw een Palatka and Sanford, including the tw o across the St. Johns river on the J.T. and K. W . Ry. has the con ­ tract. T h e W ek iva Bridge is 1,320 feet lo n g and 23 feet high, w ith a 40-foot truss span for the passage o f boats. 3 P A T S o e P u zzle o n P a g e S A Karen Jacobs U the curator for the Museum of Seminole County History ATTENTION In ths Kmart March 24,2002 weekly ad circular, on page 28. features Marc Anthony's 'M ended* CO. This Item will not be available i t this time due to the recording studio's change ol release date. 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Pfenning a Zoning Commission. Interview James Roes Lee and Richard F. Huber. 2. Update re: SR 417 Expressway • Greenaway. 3. Discussion re: First Street revttaiia tton 4. Discussion re: Historic District KjtKffru-i 5. Discussion of Regular Agenda Heme, Add-on Heme, and other Heme. S. Mayor's briefing. 7. City Manager's briefing. REGULAR MEETING 7 p m , City Commission Chambers, First Floor • Approval of Minutes. March 11,2002 Work Session and Regular Meetings. Recommended by the City Clerk and the CHy Manager. * Consent Agenda 1. Approve payments made during the month of February 2002. Recommended by the City Manager. 2. Approve City Attorney's February 2002 Statement Recommended by the CHy Manager. 3. Approve proposal from Ardaman A Associates. Inc. tor a groundwater and gas monitoring program lor Art Lana LandfUt at Hie rates spec­ ified tor an, estimated amount not to axceed $18,051; and authorize the Mayor to sign/accept proposal. Recommended by the City Manager. 4. Authorize Mayor to execute Remedtoi Design/Remediel Action Consent Decree with the Environmental Protection Agency tor Operable Units No. 1 and 2; , approve remittance to Rivero, Gordkner & Company, P A , In the • amount ol $277,739, lor the Sanford Qasificatkxi P la n t Trust Account;'and approve tra n s fer of $75,000 from Gasification Reserves into line Hem account Gasification Expense. Recommended by the City Manager. B. Authorize City Manager to execute U S EPA Settlement Otter Consent Order - Peak Oil Site, choosing option 2 for payment In the Comprehensive Plan, and the amount of $1,104.77. change the designation of the Recommanded by the City properly from MOR-16, Medium Manager. Density Residential-15. to GC, General Commercial •. Authorize use of $32,852 from General Funds to offset over­ Recommended by the City spending of Human Resources Manager. Ad published March 13, legal services. - Recommended by 2002. B. Second readtog and adoption the City Manager. 7. Approve $39,500 Workers’ of Ordnance No. 3701 to rezone the property from MR-2, MuMpie Compensation Settlement to Timothy McCauley. Family Residential, to GC-2, General Commercial. Recommended by the City Manager. Recommended by the City Manager. Ad pubftshed March 13, 8. Approve Edward Byrne Drug Control and System Improvement 2002. Formula Grant 2002 (4 year Grant 4. Second readtog and adoption of Ordinance No. 3702 amending - Add one (1) Police Officer). City Code re: amending the Recommended by the City Manager. Firefighters’ Pension Plan. Recommended by the City 9. Authorize execution of Manager. Ad published March 13, Professional Services 2002. Supplemental Authorization with Scott Partnership Architecture for 5. Approve Mortgage Incentives Plan for Police Department. addrttonaJ architectural and engi­ neering services for Marina Isle Recommended by Mayor Lessen! restroom and concession facility at Sanford Marina; project will be 6. Appeal of decision of the Planning & Zoning Commission approving funded through Seminole County Boating Improvement Funds on a a Conditional Use to establish fixed fee * cost of $2,500. wholesale and storage of nonvenomous reptiles at 210-212 Recommended by the City Manager. Sanford Avenue. Linda Kuhn, applicant. The Director ot Engineering A Planning and the Public hearings City Manager recommend taking 1. Second reading and adoption of action as deemed appropriate. Ad Ordinance No. 3697 to emend published March 13,2002. City Code re: Special Events and Peddtors. Recommended by the 7. Condemnation of 613 Sanford City Manager. Ad published Avenue, Condemnation Report March 13,2002. No. 02-10, Alison and Davis 2. Second reading and adoption of Galbraith, owners; 1503 Southwest Road, Condemnation Ordinance No. 3699 to vacate that certain 10‘ utility and drainage Report No. 02-11, Leroy Holt easement lying between Coastline Heirs, owners; 1505 Southwest Road and Challenger Court and Road, Condemnation Report No. between Maritime Drive and 02-12, WWe and Lue Turner, own­ Central Park Drive, effective upon ers; 1901 Country Club Road, Issuance of tha Certificate of Condemnation Report No. 02-13, Occupancy for the building adtfHenry Bereka, Personal Representative tor the estate of tlon; Von Plourde, applicant. Recommended by the City Merit Bereka, owner; and 1010 W. Manager. Ad published March 13, 16th Street, Condemnation Report 2002. No. 02-14, Consueto and Davis 3. Re: 6.60 + acres ot property lying Jackson, owners. The Acting between Bush Boulevard and Community Development Director Hwy. 17-92 and between Hwy. 17and tha City Manager recommend 92 and College Road; Seminole the structures be found unsale, County Judicial Canter (101 Bush dilapidated, unsanitary- or unin­ habitab le. to c o n d e m n said struc­ Bfvd.J; S e m in o le C o u n ty B o a rd o f Commissioners, owner; * Jamie Croteau, Director, Seminole County Administrative Services, Hugh W. Hariing. Jr., representa­ tive. A. Second reading and adoption ot Ordinance No. 3700 to amend the future land use map of the Future Land Use Plan Element of Up to $47,578. Now hiring. Full benefits, training and retirement. For application A Info, call 7 days/wk til 11 PM: (8 0 0 ) 3 3 7 - 9 7 3 0 tures, end to give the owners thir­ ty (30) deys to repair or dsmolsh; If property owners fait to offset such dsmoHon and removal or repair within said thirty (30) day period, ths CHy shsl dsmoHsh and remove th# bofidtogs anchor struc­ tures. end ths actual cost of said removal and daposal, inducing administrative costs, win be esaesoed as a Hen against tha properties. Owners notified February 25, 2002; properties posted February 25, 2002; ads published In the Seminole Herald on March 13 and 20,2002. Regular Name 1. Boord appointments. (WS-1) A. Planning A Zoning Commission. The term of (alter­ nate member) Robert Conaway expires on April 23, 2002. Ths Board recommends reappoint­ ment Applcabons are on file from James Ross Lee and Rieiwd F. Huber. NEED TO REAPPOINT/ APPOINT REPLACEMENT. B. Sanford Housing Authority. The term of Ethet Tomln expiree on April 25, 2002. NEED TO REAPPOINT. & First readtog of Ordtoance No. 3709 to annex 2.220 acres of property tying between Andrews Road and Central Florida Greeneway and between Sanford Avenue and Central Florida Greeneway (4000 S. Sanford Avenue); Robert G. Thornton, owner. Recommended by the Development Review Teem, the Director of Engineering A Pfenning, and the CHy Manager. 3. First reading of Ordtoance No. 3704 to amend City Code re: reengtoeoring the Department of Engineering A Planning and the deletion of the Community Development Department. Recommended by the Human Resources Director and the CHy Manager. 4. Approve Final Plat tor Live Oak Cantor, a proposed 5 lot commer­ cial subdivision located at 3760 Orlando Drive, based on consis­ tency with the approved Prattmlnary Subdivision Plan and cofnplJance with State Statutes Chapter 177. Recommended by the Planning A Zoning Commission, Engineering A Planning Director, and the CHy Manager. 8. Approve Final Ptaftor the Oakotaa . 8ubdMsion.t proposed 23 lof sto­ gie family aubdMston located at 600 Upsala Road, baaed on con­ sistency with the approved Preliminary Subdivision Plan and CCNTipflAflCO Wiut 9 W I biaiUT&S Chapter 177. Recommended by the Planning A Zoning Commission, Engineering A Planning Director, and Hie CHy Manager. 9. Approve request to construct a 9*4' wal at the Grove Counsefing Center at 401 Pecan Avenue, with condWcns. Recommended by the Director of Engineering A running ana u>0 w iy Manager. 7. Downtown 8treet Lighting Easement form and payment of $25,000 (General Fund Reserve) to ths Downtown Business Association, contingent upon exe­ cution of form by a l property own­ ers, to be effected by the DBA. Action by City Commission. Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools elects new board members Dr. Tina Catderone, the Executive D irector fo r T h e Foundation fo r Sem inole C ounty . Pu b lic Schools, announced the election o f three n ew board members. Todd E. G u lle y o f U n ited H ealth care o f Florida, Inc.; M ark S. Reina o f SunTrust Bonk, and Thom as Flew ellyn o f W alt Disney W orld w ere w elcom e as new members at the last m eet­ ing o f The Foundation. The Foundation for Sem inole County Public Schools Is a 50tc3 non-profit corporation that s u p ­ ports the Sem inole schools. Teacher and student recognition programs such as Teacher o f the Year, School-Related Em ployee o f the Year, grants and scholar­ ships for students and teachers are some o f the many projects funded b y T h e Foundation. For addition al inform ation, regarding supporting The Foundation, you may call Tina Caiderone at 407-3200180. Grace-----------C o a tla — d fro m Page BA • Add-on items. • Information only. •CityAttorney’s Report • CHy dork's Report •CHy Manager's Report • Citizen Participation. • City Commissioners’ Reports. ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: IF A PER­ SON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECI­ SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR­ ING HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS INCLUDING THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. (FS266.0105) PER­ SONS WITH DISABILITIES NEED­ ING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICI­ PATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO ­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407-330-5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. In alm ost all o f these rem em ­ brances, the em p lo yees to ld how much they liked w o rk in g for Southern Bell in Sanford. Th ey m entioned such things as it being a fam ily, they knew all the customers since it w as a small tow n, th ey w orked w ith good p eop le w h o cared about each other, the com pany cared about its em ployees and it w as a second home. Those o f us w h o w e re Southern Bell customers appre­ ciated the excellent service w e received and its personaliza­ tion. The change began w ith the dial p h on es (S an ford's first exchange w as Fairfax o r FA2. M ost lon g-tim e residents have the 322). N o w w ith decentralization, w e som etim es have a hard tim e getting a real person on the line. Tim es change, but not alw ays for th^better. M a rch 30th, 2002 39450 S o u th Avenue Z e phyrhllla, F L M unicipal A irpo rt G ates O p e n 9am - 5 p m , $2 parking donation • A irp la n e s , C la s s ic & C ustom C a rs - A irp la n e s ju d g e d b y E A A - D e p . P - 3 3 5 • C a rs ju d g ed - 1st, 2nd a n d 3rd In a ll c la s s e s • Best o f Show , B e st Paint, B e st Interior and B e st Engine • A rts & C ra fts • M o to rcycle s, B o ats and R ^ s w elcom e but w ill not b e Judged • Young E a g le s P lan e R id e s - F a c e Painting - E x h ib ito rs Food * N | U M U b k )W •*■ i » < l l Iw fO n f M Opl 0«1 I tta n t Itrai It tmt 1». MO). 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O ne look at Gunster’s schedule indicates he's not bothered by what people call him, so long as they call him and call him often. He's a past president and for­ mer lieutenant governor in the Kiwanis G u b back in his native N e w York. For good measure, he's also a past president o f the , Kiwanis G u o in Sanford. He's the president o f the O ver 50 G u b, Mentoring a success at Pine Crest On Tuesdays and Thursdays the students at Pine Crest Elementary have special visitors — their men­ tors hum Seminole H igh’s Early Childhood Class. The high school students w ere trained to w ork with elementary school students and are also developing activ­ ities to use during tneir men­ toring meetings as part o f their Early Childhood Class. O f the 21 students being mentored, 19 have shown improvement in academics, attendance, and attitude. O f more importance to the ele­ mentary students is that a high school student is spend­ ing time with them. This project was part o f a Governor's Mentoring Initiative G rant Four ele­ mentary schools and the STAY Truancy Center partici­ pated. The reported results: 43 percent increase in the number of mentors; 60 per­ cent more students matched with a mentor; 82 percent of students Improved atten• dance; and 78 percent o f stu­ dents improved academically. For more Information on Seminole County Public Schools Mentoring Program, please call 407 320-0178. All new mentors must attend an initial training and undergo a background check. The next training is Tuesday, April 9,5 p m , at the Educational Support Center, 400 E, Lake M aty Boulevard, Sanford. Zoo, S J R W M D s p o n s o rin g p o ste r contest The Central Florida Zoo, in partnership with the St. Johns River Water Management District, is sponsoring "Water is Life," a poster contest designed to heighten water awareness. The contest is open to third, fourth, and fifth grade classes in Seminole, Orange, and Volusia counties. It is designed to encourage students to recognize the importance of water to their lives, and the lives of all liv­ ing things. To participate, students are invited to design and create a three foot by six foot poster, on butcher or art paper, depicting what "Water is Life” means to them. A ll entries w ill be displayed at the Wild About Florida event. May 3 through 5 at the Zoo. A ll entrants will receive a free child ticket to the Zoo. The designers o f the winning poster w ill receive a compli­ mentary field trip for all class­ es in their grade. This trip w ill be held M ay 3 and includes “Water is Life" activities, sponsored by the St. Johns River Water Management District Poster entries are due by A pril 15. Entries should include contact name, grade, school, county, number of stu­ dents in the class, and tele­ phone number. Send posters to the Central Florida Zoo, P-O. Box 470309, L ik e Monroe, FL 32747-0309, or deliver to 3755 N W H ighw ay 17-92. Sanford. For more information, call the Zoo at 407-323-4150, exten­ sion 122. organizes the senior dances at the C ivic Center every Wednesday and plans sight-seeing trips for groups of seniors. H e had just put the finishing touches on an A p ril trip to N ew Orleans the O ver 50 G u b will take to sec the D-Day Memorial. H e's a member o f the Golden Age Games O rgan izin g Committee, overseeing the track and field events, as w ell as the annual banquet. "I'v e been with the d ty o f 13 years, and Gunster has been on the committee at least that long,” Jones said. Then there are Gunster's Kiwanis duties. In addition to Pancake Day, he organizes the w ork trips to Camp Challenge, where dub members help with the upkeep. H e's also the club's unofficial ambassador. "H e represents the Kiwanis at a lot o f activities," said dub mem­ ber Ron Jemigan, "particularly anything during the day. A lot of us can't get aw ay from work, so Phil is there for us. “ H e's v e ry civic-m inded, always wants to d o something for the community." It's ironic. O n Pancake Day — the day the Kiwanis Club raises most o f its m oney to fund d v ic projects for the year — the du b's biggest d v ic booster is in need o f a boost himself. Modern medicine is wonder­ ful, but Gunster and his wife, Marge, could use a prayer or two from the community he has so faithfully served. Surely, that's not too much to give to Lhe n u n from N e w York w h o lives in DeBary but calls Sanford his home. 'K IW A N IS k i w a n i Pan ca ke D ay s — HARCH 2 3 ---- P a n c a k e Dav Saturday Sanford Civic C antor Saturday n fo rd C ivic Center heart attack and went through heart surgery. Many beHeve the day w ool be the same with "Qunster. S u n room s------Continued from Pees 1A ing up against Perrotta, but so is evidence* that he committed forgery and fraud in Seminole County. Allegations o f Forgery Cindy and Dana H oyt o f Apopka ordered a sunroom from Perrotta on March 15,2001. A year and $10,000 later they still have no sunroom. The Hoyts found some­ thing interesting when they went looking at the Seminole County building perm it obtained by Perrotta - someone forged Dana's signature. The signature appeared on the building permit os well os the con­ tractor's signature. Also grabbing the Hoyts attention was the con­ tractor's name. N ot Josh Perrotta, but instead A lvin Bailey o f Punta Gorda. They wondered w h y Pertotta's name wasn't listed as the contrac­ tor. That's simple, according to Tom Forbes, Sem inole County deputy building official. Perrotta b not a contractor. Perrotta uses Bailey's license, which b not ille­ gal, but Foibes said it b against state statues if the contract does not stipulate Bailey as the contrac­ tor. “ He's putting himself out there as a contractor and he's not," he said. A document filed with the county for notice o f commence­ ment on the Hoyts' sunroom does name Bailey as the contractor. Cindy H oyt said when she and her husband reviewed the docu­ ment it was blank. An original document held by the Hoyts reads Sunrooms O f Florida across the top, but that portion was appar­ ently whited out when it was turned into the county. The hom eow ner's signature wasn't even required on the build­ ing permit because o f a previously er o f attorney document, 's no reason to forge it," Foibes said. O ddly enough, Bailey's signa­ tures between the power o f attor­ ney document and the building permit also differ. Another fam ily from Lake Mary b upset their sunroom has­ n't been constructed after contract­ ing Perrotta a year ago. They con­ firmed signatures were forged for d ty o f Lake M ary building permit. "Someone notarized m y w ife's signature and it wasn't even m y wife's signature," the Lake Mary homeowner said. State Begins Investigation " I have a bunch of them (com­ plaints) w ith this guy," Forbes said. N ot only b their alleged forgery and fraud involved, Perrotta b also doing work in many occa­ sions without a permit. Jobe said hb new screened-in porch was Cindy and Dana Hoyt baiieva someone forged Dana’s signature on a Seminole County bulking permit. Below are the signatures of AMn Bailey and Dana Hoyt, ea welt as the alleged forged signatures. • Bailey’s signature • Bailey's alleged forged signature • Hoyt’* signature e Hoyt’s alleged forged signature built without a permit and Hoyt said her old screened-in porch was tom dow n without a permit. The county building depart­ ment b in a reorganization phase. Currently there are six different regulatory boards. That could change next month when county commissioners are expected to vote A pril 23 to create one single U-m em bcr board. Until then, hearings for Perrotta's permit vio­ lations may be put on hold. "O f all our contractors in the county this b atypical," Forbes said about the problems w ith Perrotta. Joane H odge o f Longwood con­ tracted Perrotta to build a sunroom five months ago. H er old screened in porch was tom dow n without a permit, Forbes said. H odge b also the leader in uniting all the u n h ap py Sunrooms o f Florida cus­ tomers. She reports her house was b ro­ ken into last week and as many as 12 documents pertaining to the sunroom were allegedly stolen. H od ge and several other cus­ M eals Continued from Page LA awareness to the county's eld erly community. "T h e area's senior p op u la ­ tion continues to a g e ," said M eals on W h eels, Etc., E xecu tive D irector Sherry Fincher. "W e need to g iv e them our support and d ra w atten­ tion to the need for this type o f service." M eals on W heels, Etc., cur­ rently services 650 senior meals each day. T h e program began in 1973 to p ro v id e nutritional assistance and other su pport­ ive services to o ld er adult resi­ dents liv in g in Sem in ole County. "W ith o u t this program , many o f the p eo p le w e serve w ou ld g o all day w ithou t a hot m eal," Fincher said. Fincher hopes Friday's event w ill bring m ore awareness to services needed by the old er p op u lation . M a n y liv in g in Sem inole still need help, but w ith lim ited resources, M eals on W heels, Etc., is currently unable to help them. "W e need to come together w ithin the com m unity to help elim inate hunger and m alnu­ trition in the elderly, w hich is b ecom in g an alarm ing cause fo r concern," she said. M eals on W heels, Etc., p ro­ gram s are funded b y grants from local and federal g o v e rn ­ ments, the United Way, civic o rgan ization s, businesses, fou n d ation s, clien t con trib u ­ tions and in dividu al donations. C om m u n ity volu n teers are needed throughout the year to p ro vid e services offered b y the not-for-profit organization. S everal m u n icipalities in S em in ole, in clu din g the Sem inole C ounty Com m ission, have supported the program by p ro v id in g financial grants. Last year, overrid in g city p o li­ cy, Lake M ary commissioners a p p ro v e d a $5,000 grant to M eals on W heels, Etc., which has its headquarters in the city. "T h is w as the first year for the gran t," M ayor Greene said. "T h e d t y has a p olicy o f no donations, but I pushed the idea based on the fact that Lake M ary has hungry seniors." The officials Friday had the o p p o rtu n ity to see h o w the grant m on ey w as spent b y rid ­ ing alon g on tw o o f the p ro ­ gram 's routes. "W e approved the fu n d in g for the program , n ow w e w an t to sec h o w It w ork s," G reene said. "W h a t better w a y to see h ow it w ork s than to d e liv e r the m eals." C om m issioner Brender also h opes F rid a y 's even t w ill encourage others to volu n teer fo r the program . “ T h is is a p rogram that w orks v e ry w ell because o f its volu n teers," Brender said. " I t b h elpin g people w h o really need h elp ." For m ore In form ation on h ow to volunteer for the p ro ­ gram , call M eals on W heels, Etc., at 407-333-8877, ext. 120. tion and the d ty would retain one exbting administrative em ploy­ ee. The elimination o f the fire chief b not substantial since the chief b planning to retire, said Rose. The merger study also details several future capital im prove­ ments. The d ty and county had both planned to build a new fire station near the area o f state roads 436 and 434. By combining the fadlities, a projected $5.9 million w ill be saved as only one station w ill be constructed. Com m issioner Sarah Reece said another issue that appears to be resolved b if the city firefight­ ers were going to get the same or better benefits with the county. "W e don't want to just look at this as saving the d ty money," she said. "M y concern b how do the firefighters feel about it." According to the study, city firefighters that moved into the county fire department would receive basically the same insur­ ance, retirement plans and pay. Commissioner Patricia Freeman noted another possible benefit. She said many Altamonte Springs firefighters d o not live in the city and by m oving to the county fire department they could perhaps be transferred to a county fire sta­ tion closer to their home. The largest problem may occur in the d ty 's ongoing union con­ tract negotiations with the city firefighters. City commissioners w ill be try again to resolve that issue at an April 30 meeting. "T o me the county b not a done deal until everything b signed on the dotted line," Freeman said about the contract negotiations. "I'll certainly be looking at it from that standpoint" Although several detaib need to be worked out such as what becomes o f the d ty ow ned fire stations and land, M ayor Russ Hauck believes those issues can be worked out. " I f w e can w ork out the detaib w e're prepared to m ove pretty quickly," he said. “ I just don't see any show stoppers from the d ty 's perspective." " I d o n 't expect the C rude Alliance to d o much because th ey're little gu ys," Paladino said. Other bouts include, Dennis Chriss versus El Diablo, A man named Rouge against The Slasher and W ild Thang wrestling General Know ledge. The main event w ill be tag team match betw een Josh Rich and "K e m p o K id " Chasyn Ranee against the A llin ace’ s York Brothers. T h e Sanford C ivic Center doors open at 7 p.m. and bell time is 8 p.m. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 for kids between the ages o f 6 and 12 and children six years o r younger are admitted free. A n y child w earing a DARE shirt o r can prove they are in the program or have graduated from D AR E w ill get in free with a paying adult. For m ore inform ation and tickets, call either 407-328-9035 o r 407-688-9788. Wrestlers, Cops and K ids Against Drugs w ill untie before the much anticipated wrestling even t fo r a fundraising car wash. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A p ril 6, the group w ill be w ash­ ing cars at W endy's restaurant at 3717 O rlando D rive near the Wal-Mart. Proceeds w ill g o to the Sanford police D AR E pro­ gram. M e r g e r ---------Continued from Page 1A potential savings, but initially had "m ixed em otions" about the merger. H e said he was worried the merger could result in loss of services for the city. "Th e big thing b it appears the services aren't going to be dimin­ ished in any way," Rose said. “ That's what w e want to ensure, that city residents are receiving the same service," Wolfram said. Only three city fire department employees could lose their jobs as a result o f the merger. The posi­ tion o f fire chief would be elimi­ nated Oct. 1, the deputy fire chief would be slow ly eliminated as he would help facilitate the transi- W re s tlin g ------Continued from Page 1A selling his contract. "W e can take care o f business on the 26th." Pa lad inn may want to save his energy for a bigger problem - the Crude Alliance. Traveling all the w ay from Aubum dale, Fla., the C rude Alliance is look­ ing to steal I’aladino's wrestling federation. The head o f the Alliance, Jumpin' Jack Flash w ill wrestle "L ig h tin g " Tim Conlon. tomers also report that they received a phone call from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office last week. H od ge and several other cus­ tomers had previously reported Perrotta's bad business practices to the sheriff's office. H om e owners w ere advised hat the sheriff's office w ould no longer be the lead investigator. A statewide economic crime investigator, George Cunningham, b leading the inves­ tigation. Cunningham was unavailable for comment Friday. School events • Judy C arrico's G overn m en t class w ill experience the nuts and bolts o f the lega l system on A p r il 4. Lake Brantley H ig h 's A d v a n c e d Placem ent G overn m en t students w ill participate in a m ock trail at the C ou n ty C ou rt H ou se on A p r il 4 at 10 a.m., w ith Judge D onald M arblestone p residin g. Each year, area attor­ n eys and ju dges b rief Judy's students on the crim inal justice system and law -related topics. C om m u n ity speakers m ake presentations throughout the year on their careers and ex p e ri­ ences. T h is is part o f the state-aw ard w in n in g part­ nership b etw een Lake Brantley H ig h and the area legal com m unity. T h e cu lm in atin g a c tiv i­ ty is a career d a y at the courthouse and a m ock trial. T h is is fo llo w e d by a luncheon fo r the stu ­ dents and their lega l m en­ tors at the Student M useum . For m ore in form ation on the A p ril 4 events, please contact Judy C arrico, 407- 320-3623. For m ore in form ation on Partners in Excellence, please call the D ivid en d s School V olunteer Program at 407-320-0178. • M id w a y Elem entary School o f the P erform in g A rts is spon sorin g its S pring C arn ival 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, A p r il 13. The even t w ill include train rides, a m oon w alk, a du n k in g booth, gam es, prizes, food and much more. T h e school is located at 2251 Jitw ay D riv e in Sanford. �T i n ; S i:\HNOLfe H e r a l d In s id e : S e c tio n B C Sunday 4B-6B C r o s s w o r d 4B l a s s if e d s March 24, 2002 riefs iS E S E A S O N 1T O D A Y F O R LE S C H O O L S i Lake Park w ill be ( the opening w eek o f ilnole County M iddle I Lacrosse season today > )• (season w e have four 16th grade boys 1seven girls teams and ‘ i and 8th grade boys , W e also w ill be playi from Jacksonville upa. i run from 9 a.m. j.m. sion is free, conces>available and the ; is invited. ; R E G IS T R A T IO N IC A R W A S H I Seminole Youth ill Association (SYFA) ! Pop Warner Football Hecrleading registn[an d a carwash iser today (Saturday) [noon to 4 pan. at the 1Just For Feet in the note Towne Center Rams take control of district race From Staff Reports A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S — Message sent and received. A fter getting a sca n from Seminole just rior to the Spring Break and then edgig past W inter Park In the first gam e after the break, some may have thought that Lake M ary's unbeaten string was nearing an end. Think again. The Rama rolled to their second con­ secutive huge Class 6A-District 3 victory o f the week on Wednesday with an 8-2 victory over Lake Brantley. The w in comes on the heals o f an 8-0 thrashing o f DeLand on M onday as Lake Mary, ranked N o. 2 in this week's FSWA E Ackley wins fifth as Lake Mary romps past Lake Brantley, 8-2 Class 6 A State Poll, im proved to 15-0 on the season and more importantly 4-0 in district play at the m id-point o f the 6A-3 schedule. The Rams, after tw o consecutive Big Blue titles and regular season w ins against the Patriots the last tw o years, have also w o n l2 games in a row on Lake Brantley's hom e field. Offensively, Tucker Pearce carried the b ig bat against the Patriots with a dou­ ble, a single and three runs scored. Matt T r ib e g e ts to Pine Ridge ends streak at five, 8-4 500 Horwath and Ryan Bono chipped in by d rivin g in tw o runs each. Junior D.J. Ackley pitched four strong innings to run his record to 5-0 on the season and sophomore Paul Cinder came on to close out the win, allow ing just one run o ver three innings, to earn the save. Lake M ary was to have hosted Winter Springs in a Seminole Athletic Conference gam e on Friday and then remain at home to host a very good Venice H igh squad on M onday at Allen Tuttle Field starting at 7 p.m. T he Rams w ill hit the road on Wednesday, traveling to O vied o to battle the Lions in a crucial 6A-3 game at M k k le r Field starting at 7 p.m. In other prep action this week: Baseball _ Lidfelt was 3-for-3 and drove in the gam e-winning run as Lake Brantley blanked Osceola, 1-0, on Tuesday. Sutton pitched three strong innings for the Patriots, striking out five. Lake H ow ell split a pair o f games, knocking off W inter Springs, 4-1, in a district contest on Wednesday, but then dropping a 6-5 decision to Father Lopez on Thursday. The Green Wave took the lead for good in the sixth inning when See Preps, Page 2B Softball th e n fa lls meeting Monday By Dean Smith Sports Editor iE L B E R R Y O P E N N B Y JO NES e Jones o f Orlando led the first three holes ute to a six under par 63 in a N orth Florida PG A ter Tour event by five okes Thursday at cl berry G o lf Club. Flaying the 6,321-yard, par 33-69 course Jones added irdies at Nos. 7 and 9 to 1, then played the st five holes with three irdies, at 14, 16 and 18, sandwiched around bogies at 15th and 17th holes. ,«*lt was Jones’ second w in ^fHs winter and 29th since the 19S5-96 campaign. The ■ P G A Winter Tour began urfng the 1966-67 season. Nfcxt on the schedule: M u c h 25-26, C C o f Mount \,and A p ril 2, Rock igs Ridge C C , Apopka. RTH F L O R ID A P G A INTER T O U R N A M E N T Casselberry G olf Club I J l l yard*, p ar H ■ t C m )on «. Orlando, *240. 31-32 _ S3; 2. U & I Invlmhm, Longwood, 1160.36-32 K U C H A R C O N T IN U E S I O U T S T A N D IN G P L A Y Former Seminole High School g o lf standout and Lake M ary resident Matt Kuchar follow ed up his victo­ ry in the Honda Classic with a tie for 28th in the Bay Hill Invitational last weekend. The form er US Amateur champion tied for the lowest third round score with a 68 and finished at 1-over-par 287 to cam 528,400. Orlando's Tiger Woods w on his third straight Bay H ill, shtxiting a 13-under-par 275. Kbchar, w h o is now 14th on the P G A money list with 5853,191, shot a 1-over-par 73 in the first round o f the Tournament Players Championship at Ponte Vedra Beach (near Jacksonville), the place his parents now call home. C A S S E L B E R R Y REC. LEAG UES ,^ T h e C ity o f Casselberry Parks and Recreation Department w ill be accepting registrations for youth flag football (ages 7-12), youth cheerleading (ages 5-17), and ’j j 3-on-3 adult basketball league. ■) For more information on the leagues, or for informa­ tion about becoming a volun­ teer coach, please call 407&6-5189. S A IL IN G R E G A T T A D E A D L IN E N E A R IN G The deadline for early entry into the 49th annua) Mount ■Dora Sailing Regatta is March 28th. Until then the entry fee Is 535, Registration after that See Briefs, Page 2B By Dean Smith Sports Editor D E LT O N A — A t least now Seminole can gets its uni­ forms washed. When the Fighting Seminoles’ baseball team icked up a w in over Pine d ge tw o weeks ago, it was decided by the team to not wash its uniforms until they lost a game. When the itrcak reached five games on Wednesday, coach M ika Powers, w hile never wanting to lose, was probably hoping for a nice steady rain or something as his charges w ere starting to get a little ripe. But the Panthers put an end to what they started as they came up with fiv e runs in the bottom o f the fifth inning to erase a 1-0 deficit and held o ff thew Tribe, 8-4, in Deltona on Thursday. The loss saw Seminole fall back under the .500 mark at 89 heading into a Class 6ADistrict 3 show dow n at Lake Brantley on M onday and another road trip to Winter Springs on Tuesday. Both games begin at 7 p.m. The Fighting Seminoles w ill then take a break before returning to action on Monday, A p ril 1, against Hopkinsville, Kentucky in DeLand. The gam e w ill be; at 1 p.m. on Melching Fieli at Conrad Park. The Tribe w ill then host N e w Smyrna Beach at Alum ni Field in a 3 p.m. con­ test on Wednesday, A p ril 3rd, £ Harttd photo* by A n W *ntt S e m in o le 's C h lrs K rall (a b o v e ) s lid e s s a fe ly into third b a s e o n an Infield hit b y J a s o n Lou w sm a. Krall. w h o le d off w ith a d o u b le, w o u ld s c o r e the g a m e 's first run a n d a ls o s c o r e in a four-run sixth innin g a s th e Trib e rallied past O v ie d o . 6-4. V ictor G ilb o rt (left) w a s th e w inning pitcher, s c a tter­ in g s e v e n hits and a llo w in g on ly o n e e a r n e d run. See Tribe, Page 2B S A N F O R D — One o f the most com petitive and closely contested softball tournaments was held at Zinn Beck Field last M onday night. A ll three games in the C ity of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Adult Polar Bear Church Softball League saw the tying run at the plate in the final inning as the league w rapped up Its season. Sem inole Com m unity Church #2, which w on the regular sea­ son w ith an B-l record, w o n the final gam e by the run rule, 2212, In the sixth Inning, but SCC #2 led just 13-12 entering the bottom o f the fifth inning. The Recreation Department w ill be holding its Spring Softball League Organizational M eeting and Polar Bear Leagues Awards Cerem ony on M onday (March 25th) at 6:30 p.m. at the D ow ntow n Youth Center located on the first floor o f Sanford City Hall, 300 N orth Park Avenue (com er o f Park and Seminole Boulevard on the lakefront). Teams wishing to p lay in the Spring Leagues, both returning and new, are requested to send a representative to the m eeting to insure a place in the league. Leagues offered w ill be Church at Zinn Beck Field, located behind Historic Sanford M em orial Stadium, on M onday nights. Co-Ed on M ondays at Pinchurst Park. W omen on Tuesday at Pinehurst Park. M en's leagues on Wednesday and Thursday nights at Pinehurst Park. And an Industrial League on Friday nights at Pinehurst Park. See Softball, Page 2B Offense comes alive for Seminole softball team By Dean Smith Sports Editor ji S A N F O R D — W here has that been? Desp tsp ite carrying a winning 3rd the Seminole High recor School softball team was strug­ gling heading into the Spring Break, as it was the pitching and defense that was keeping the Tribe afloat. "W e're struggling," said head coach David Rogers prior to Wednesday's home game with Bishop M oore. "W e're playing pretty good, but w e just can't seem to score any runs. W e've done a couple o f things lately to try to adjust some attitudes and w e'll see how that works out." The adjustments must have been the right ones. The Fighting Seminoles pounded an overmatched Hornets squad, 10-0, as Jenny Abcndroth struck out 10 and , held Bishop M oore to just tw o hits. O ffensively, Beth Case went two-for-three and scored three runs, w h ile Megan Pickren drove in fiv e runs for the Tribe. Seminole also showed some pow er as Picka*n, Abendroth and Kara Lively all doubled in the gam e stopped after the top o f the fifth inning by the runrule. Just prior to the break, the Tribe had raveled to A u bu m daie to take part in its annual b ig spring tournament. Things started badly for the locals as they lost the first game 10-0 to G eorge Jenkins, the first time in three years that the Tribe had been run-ruled. The ladies responded in the second gam e by scoring seven runs in the first inning and winSee Sem inole, Page 2B H*>*M photo by Jtm W *nti Seminole’s Holly Cowan (No. 15} slides home solely as the ball gets the Bishop Moore catcher dunng the Tribe's 19-0. lour and-a-hall inning run-rule thrashing ol the Hornets at Seminole Field Wednesday night �Pa«e 2B T m x Su Sunday. March 24. 2002 m u H nuu> Tribe then battle Lake f i ? ? . neighborhood rival at Historic Sanford M em orial Stadium on Friday, M atch 5th at 7 pan. Kenny Erickson pitched the first fou r innings arid M att Freeman the final three at Sem inole w on Its fourth straight gam e, 8-7, over Lyman on M on d ay in Longw ood. The Tribe then returned to A lu m n i H e ld on W ednesday an claim ed a huge, 6-4,6A-Dtstrtkt 3 victory o v e r O viedo. Victor Gilbert g o t a b ig boost from his defense to keep the Lions o ff the scoreboard in the o f the first inning. n Brooks w alked w ith one out, but the inning appeared over w h en the next batter struck out and w as called for obstruction as catcher Dominic Petracca tried to throw to sec­ ond on a steal attem pt Brooks was called out on the play, but w as returned to first when the umpires decided they could not call a double play on a Jenny Abendroth hurled a two-hitter and got plenty ot support in a 19-0 victory over Bishop Moore on Wednesday. Seminole Continuted from page IB ntng 9-4 over Pasco. Saturday saw Sem inole match u p and defeat county foe Lyman, 2-0. The final gam e o f the tournament was a 2-1 extra inning loss to Venice. The 'N oles then opened up the second half o f the season w ith a 3-0 win over Lake Brantley. Andrea Poloche pitched a onehitter to Im prove to 3-0 on the season. Crystal Sauficy d ro ve in the gam e winning run w ith a two- out single and Abendroth also added a hit and a RBI. H eading into a big rematch with N o . 10 state-ranked Lake M ary on Friday Seminole w as 96 on the season. Follow ing that game, the Tribe w ill return hom e to host Lym an on Tuesday at 7 p.m., the first o f three gam es in as many days. Seminole w ill be at DeLand fo r a 6 p.m. gam e on Wednesday ana then g o to Winter Springs for a 7 p.m. gam e on Thursday. Rogers also m ade a big BIG ANNO U NCEM ENT! On Saturday A p ril 6, the 5th annual BBQ w ill be h eld prior to ).m. gam e w ith O viedo. a 2 p.i "W e w ill be serving up some ribs and chicken," said I A full slab o f ribs is just $15 and a chicken dinner w ith beans and slaw is just $5. A ll members o f the team w ill be selling tickets until A p ril 2nd. The player w h o sells the most w ill w in a brand new M izuno g lo v e worth $80. Rogers is also lookin g for volunteers to help m ake this a success. A ll proceeds w ill g o to the building C all Rogers at 407-320-5260 Briefs Continued from p age at 1-800-558-7305 o r visiting the W eb at IB w w w .th ew illtow in .org. date w ill be $45. T h e fee for skippers under a ge Y O U T H B A S E B A L L PLAYERS N E E D E D 18 is $25, and there is a $5 discount to all sailors w h o are U.S. Sailing members. FO R A U S T R A L I A N T R IP Race weekend is A p ril 6-7 on Lake Dora 25 The Coast to Coast Baseball Stars are n o w miles northwest o f Orlando. The M ount Dora seeking 11-18 year old players from Florida Yacht Club sponsors the regatta, which is w ho w ou ld lik e the opportunity to represent M ount Dora’s longest-running annual event. the United States at a tw o-w eek summer 2002 Based on early registrations to date, m ore than tournament In Australia. 100 sailing boats are expected to take part. "Selected players w ill h ave the chance to Once again, the M ount Dura regatta be the compete against some o f the w orld 's best site o f the Florida State Championship for D ay teams, explore famous sights like the Australian Sailer-class boats. Outback and the Great Barrier Reef, and learn Registration can b e completed as late as . about a distinct culture," said K evin Ritter, pro­ Saturday morning, April 6th, in Gitbcrt Park, gram director. "It's a once-in-a-Ufetime oppor- • ' ' ' ' ' 'V.’ HM, \ t l ’VkM' ...... •• •NJ* neosrhm ntowtt M ount Dora. The fir s to f three 1 back-tp-back races that d ay w ill begin at 12:30 Team a ge groups include 11-12, 13-15, and 16p.m. -------- -- ' 1 18. The squads are led b|y top college coaches " Sunday racing starts at 9:30 a.m. and trophy and pro scouts w ho p rovid e a unique perspec­ presentations w ifi be held as soon as possible tive on w hat it's like to play at the gam e's high­ after the last race. est level. Entry forms can be downloaded at For m ore information, E-mail infoQcoasttocoaswww.mountdorayachtclub.com or by calling o r tathletics.com, call 740-373-4455, o r visit the w eb ­ w riting Martin Zonnenberg, 3400 Lakeshore site at www.coasUocoMtathletics.com. Drive, Mount Dora, FL 32757, (352) 735-3298. N A B A IN V IT A T IO N A L B A S E B A LL A S T H M A A T H L E T E S C H O L A R S H IP S TOURNEY The expanded "W ill to W in" program for The N ational Amateur Baseball Association is high school scholar-athlete wifi grant $100,000 currently looking fo r youth and/or H igh School to 11 high school seniors w ho have excelled in baseball players ages 13-15,16-18, and 20 and athletics in spite o f the challenge o f asthma. The Under that w o u ld like to be a part o f the 2002 grand prize w inner w ifi receive a 520,000 G old National Invitational W ooden Bat Tournament Aw ard, with four Silver and six Bronze Avvar^i to be held in the Hubert H. Hum phrey winners each receiving 512,500 and 55,000, M etrodom e (h om e o f the Minnesota Twins) respectively. June 13-16 and June 20-23. Information and applications for the 2002 A ll interested parties should contact'Michael "W ill to W in " Asthma Athlete Scholarships m ay E. M ayden fo r a registration form or additional be obtained by calling the "W ill to W in " hotline information at 773-264-1040. Space is limited. Softball Continued from page IB Call 407-330-5697 for more information. The Church Tournament opened w ith Sem inole #2 ed g­ ing its sister team, Seminole Community Church #1,13-10. SCC #2 appeared to be w ell on its w ay to the victory when it scored eight runs in the third inning to 13-5 lead. But the champs w ou ld not score again and SCC #1 go t a run back in the sixth inning and had scored four runs in the top o f the seventh inning to get to w ithin 13-10. W ith runners on first and sec­ ond and the tying run at the plate, Jeny Walsh, the pastor o f the church, made a d ivin g catch at second base to end the game. The second game w as a defen­ sive battle as the Knights o f Colum bus (A ll Souls) and the Saints (Church o f the Latter Day Saints), w h o had fought hard for second place all season, hooked up in a good one. The Saints took a 3-0 lead into the bottom o f the third inning w hen K o f C came alive with tw o runs in the third inning and four runs in the fourth inning to take a 6-3 advantage. Trailing 8-1 going into the top o f the seventh inning, the Saints plated a pair o f runs and had a runner on second, again the tyin g run com ing to the plate, w hen finer to the outfield pre­ served the 8-6 w in for the Knights o f Columbus. The Championship Gam e was a slugfest. K o f C jum ped out to a 3-0 lead in the top o f the first inning, but SCC #2 answered with six runs in the bottom o f the first inning and the race was on. The teams traded the lead again in the second inning w ith SCC #2 leading 8-7 and then they traded five run inning, the third for SCC #2 and the fourth for K o f C. SCC #2 added an insurance run in the fifth inning, then closed out the title with an eight-run sixth in which it only made one out. Providin g the offense were: Sem inole Com m unity Church #2 (G am e 1): three hits _ Keith D ow n ey (run, tw o RBI); tw o hits _ Sean Casteriein (double, tw o runs, tw o RBI), Keith Potter (tw o runs, tw o RBI), Jim Votino (run, RBI), Buster Leftwich (tw o runs, RBI); o n e hit _ Mike Davis (double, tw o runs), Rich Wirth (run, RBI), Beau Delaporeand Robert Scheurle (run), D rew Fischer. Sem inole Com m unity Church #1: three hits _ Jeff Jarosz (hom e run, double, tw o runs, five RBI), G reg Fry (triple, tw o runs); tw o hits _ K elly Denton (three runs, tw o RBI), Ron Burkett, Steve Greek, Steve Tindoll (RBI); one hit _ Marcus Egan (tw o runs), Pat Talley (run), Jeff Carson, David Losey. Knights o f Columbus (Gam e 2): tw o hits _ Javier Camacho (triple, run, RBI), Duke Roberts (double, run), Lewis H ellyer (tw o RBI), Anton Groom s (run, RBI), Rick Fess (run); one hit _ Bill Garrett (double, run, RBI), Lee H ood (tw o runs), Bob Braucksleker (run, RBI), Bob Marcos (RBI). Saints; tw o hits _ M ark M eyer (hom e run, tw o runs, RBI), Steve W oodley (triple, tw o runs, RBI); one hit _ Don Basti (d ou ­ ble, RBI), Brad Brumley, Stan Bromley (run); one run _ Brantley Bromley. Seminole Com m unity Church #2 (Cham pionship Gam e): three hits _ M ike Davis (tw o doubles, three runs), Buster Leftw ich (double, tw o runs). Beau D eljp orte (three runs, tw o RBI), Keith Downey, Sean Casteriein (tw o runs, tw o RBI), Keith Potter (run, three RBI); tw o hits _ Drew Fischer (hom e run, tw o runs, tw o RBI), Jim Votino (dou ­ ble, run, tw o RBI), Rich Wirth (tw o runs, RBI); one hit _ Shawn Leftwich (double, tw o runs, tw o RBI), Robert Scheurle (tw o runs, RBI); tw o RBI _ Jerry Walsh. Knights o f Columbus: three hits _ Lee H ood (triple, tw o runs), Rick Fess (tw o runs, three RBI); tw o hits _ Javier Camacho (triple, tw o RBI), Duke Roberts (double, run, RBI); one hit _ Bob Braucksleker (double, run), Dennis Roman (tw o runs, RBI), Lew is H ellyer (tw o runs), N elson Pagan; one run, tw o RBI _ Jeremy Rothweil; one run _ Bob Marcos. tying ru n , and he stole second before Rotunno crushed a fast­ ball up the m iddle fo r a two-rur Travis Walker and Erickson hit back-to-back one out doubles to Brooks then stole second and tried to score from second when C olin Irvine hit a ball deep into the hole at short Jason Louw sm a tried to get Irvine at first, but the throw was late. Luckily fo r Seminole, first base­ man Ryan Quinn w as alert enough to wheel and throw a strike to Petracca, w h o tagged out a sliding prooks to end the inning. Sem inole took the lead In the bottom o f d ie first inning as Chris Krall doubled,, w en t to third on a one out infield single by Louwsm a, and scored on a grounder b y Robby Rotunno. T h e Tribe stretched the lead to 2-0 in the second inning when ri O vied o halved the lead in the third inning when Barry Baxter led o ff the inning w ith a long hom e run to le ft Both teams missed scoring opportunities in the fifth inning and Gilbert looked to b e out o f the sixth unscathed w h en a tw o out ground ball g o t through for a two-base error. T h e Lions (10-5) Immediately took advantage as Bridger Hunt singled In Irvine to tie fo e game. Justin Young then singled and fo e runners pulled o f f a double steal before Charles Parker rapped a two-run single up the m iddle to put O vied o on top, 4- Z But Just as it had d on e in a • w in over Deltona last Saturday, Seminole took advantage o f som e help to get the w in. W ith one out, Justin Frost and Krall w ere both hit b y pitches. Petracca then hit a grounder that went for an error, allow ing Frost to score and K rall to g o to third. Petracca stole second before Louwsm a reached on another error, scoring Krall w ith the iw (run). FIGHTING SEMINOLES 4. UONS * D M ,S I S U . t M , U B O M l.S S S Brook*. Irrkt* 0). M edia* f») and McHan. CUbnt wd FMnco. WP_ CUtait IF _ tnrkw. 9m _ rant. IB _ 0*W n Pufctr; Semin,4*. KntL Erickeen. Walk*/ 3B _ non*. UX _ Oviedo. Bertel Recutde _Orl*do 10-5. PANTHERS g FIGHTING SEMtNOLES 4 --------1B9BMS.4ISI Ptee Ridge MS 05) < _ I 9 2 Martin. Freeman (t) tnd Petracca; OanleU, Bbtmttt (7) and Amzro. WP _ DtnWt (1-2). LP _ Martin. 5m _ non*. 2B _ Seminole. Petracca; Pint Ridge, Lau. Record* _ Sevninole 66 Pine Ridge 3-10. ^ i \ Kanny Erickson was 2-tor-3 with a Samtnola cMsat Oviado, 8-4, In a Preps ^(C on tribu tin g to an eight-hit Tribe attack w ere Erickson (dou ble, single, RBI), Louw sm a (tw o singles, ruA, RBI), Rotunno (tw o singles, three RBI), Krall (d o u ­ ble, run, hit b y tw o pitches, two runs), Walker (double, run), and petracca and Frost (on e run scored cadi). D oin g the dam age fo r O vied o w ere Parker (double, single, tw o RBI), Irvine (tw o singles), Baxter (hom e run, run, RBI), H unt (single, run, RBI), Young (single, run) and M att M cClung and an RBI as the Junior helped 0A-District 3 game Wednesday. DOUBUS No. 1 . MatUn/Beebe, Lyman, defeated Neubrrt/Antinotl. S i. No. 2_ Snow/trinow defatted Sheplan/Zachuria, S3 Record* _ lyman 3-7; New Smyrna Beech 4-3 Continued from page IB they scored tw o runs to erase a S ilver Haw ks 4-3 lead. BULLDOGS 4, LIONS 3 S o ftb a ll _ Lisa D od is hurled a one-hit shutout S IN G L E S striking out eight, and Jennifer Tomasett had a No. 1 _ Billy Almeida. Oviedo, defeated Jeff Bernard. SO. double as O vied o blanked Titusville-Astronaut, No. 2 , Martin Rademacher. Oviedo, defeated Clayton Bauer. SO. 34), on Monday. No. 3 _ Ryan Huntn DeLand. defeated Kyle Creenhaigh. S -l No. 4 _ Qwarit* Nealla, DeLand, defeated Jaaon Fnbce, 6 4 W in t e r ' ‘ three runs' k n o ck o ff the w inning pitcher, g iv in g U p just three hits and No. Z jNrolta/Raiy* defatted Crrmhaigh/Forbei, S7i - U traede j DeLand 66; Oviedo 4-1 strikin g out five. Kitaoka led the Bears at the plate, goin g 2-for-4 w ith a double and an RBI, BULLDOGS 6, GREYHOUNDS 1 w h ile W right tripled and drove in a run. S IN G L E S No. t _ Andy Mazlia Lyman, defeated Dorian Pond*. 2-6.6-3,104. Lyman and Lake H o w ell split a doubleheader No. 2 _ Seen Proton defeated Danny Cardinal, 6-0, SO. on Triesday, the Greyhounds w inning the first No. 3 _ Hector Hurtado defeated Junto Beebe, SCI S I. gam e, 2-1, on a three-hitter by Elrod, and the No. 4 _ Matt Polmar defeated tlanfoon Sheplan, SO, S Z Silver H aw ks taking the nightcap, 9-6, as N o S .C n gH aafll defeated BaailZadturia. SO. SO. DOUBUS Hernandez pitched w ell enough to hold o ff the No. 1 . Pored*/Hurtado defeated Maalui/Beebe, S I. Hounds. N o 2 . Pointer/Heertl defeated Cardinal/Sheplan. 6 4 Knauss led Lyman in the first gam e, goin g 2Record) _ Lyman 67; Flagler Palm Coeat S-2. for-3, white Perrel w as 3-for-5 w ith an RBI for G IR L S T E N N IS Lake H o w ell in the second game. SILVER HAW KS 6, BARRACUDAS 1 O n Wednesday Lake Mary tuned up for its S IN G L E S Friday night sh ow dow n with Seminole, crushing N o 1 _ Carla Mendoza injury default over LJndiay Stoker. Lyman, 12-1. N o 1 _ Tee* Maniock. New Smyrna defeated Tatyn Larttonritia SO. Lyman, was also l-for-2 fo r the Lions. DeLand used a five-run fourth inning to erase a 2-1 deficit and w en t on to double the score on Lake Brantley, 6-3. Tennis _ Defending champion Spruce Creek earned an easy repeat, scoring 15 points to out­ distance Lake Brantley (9) and Lake Highland Prep (8) in the Lyman Coed Invitational Tennis Tournament at 5anlando Park on Thursday. See results o f other matches below. B ASE B ALL GREEN WAVS 6, SILVER HAWKS 3 Fattier Lopez Lake Howell 003 002 1_ 4 S 0 0310001. 5 4 2 M cD ow ell. Kidder (7) and Florin. Lirl, Tati (7) and Bethel. WP . Mt Deemed LP _ Lief. Sava _ Kidder. IB _ Father Lopez, Tolland. Cadry, Lake Howell, Andrade, L ie f 3B _ none. HR _ Father Lopez, Lumen. Record* _ Father U f a 10-6; Lake llo w tll 9-6- SOFTBALL BULLDOGS 6, PATRIOTS 3 DeLand Lake Branltey 001900 0 1410 3 002 0001. 3 5 3 Barkua and Feme. Borland and Ruff. WP _ Berko*. LP _ Borland. Save _ non*. 2B _ non*. 3B _ non*. HR . none Record* _ DeLand t - i Lake Brantley 2-10. BO YS T E N N IS SILVER HAWKS 7, BARRACUDAS 0 S IN G L E S * No. 1 _ Shan* Tjrrr* defeated Zach Neubrrt, 6 1 No. 2 _ Dorid VUlianeucova defeated Ryan Tcenow, S-2 No. 1 . John Winter defeated Derek Snow, 6-6 No. 4 . Clan Mercado defeated Andrew Antuvrt. 4 4 (7-3). No. S _ Jordan Huertai defeated Trivia Walter*. M D O U BLES No. 1 . Tyree/ VULanrueava defeated Neuberi/Tonow, S 3 No. 2 _ Winter/Mercado defeated Snow/Antonon. 6-6 Keeorda _ Lake HowtU 5-fc New Smyrna Beech 44. RAMS 6, BULLDOGS 1 SIN G LE S No. 1 _ Brett Thompacai defeated Jeff Barnard. 44. No. 2 _ Jaaon Cordova defeated Clayton Bauer. SO. No. 3 _ Chuckle Sutton defeated Ryan Hunter, SO. No. 4 _ Cory Clement defeated Charlie Nealu. 6 4 No. s Matt Kalya, DeLand. defeated Andrew Speer. 4 4 DOUBLES No. 1 _ Thom pw i/Cordovi defeated Barnard/Bauer. S I. No. I _ Sutton/Clement defeated Doug Norton/Steven Graham, SO Retotde . DeLand 66. Lake Mary S I BARRACUDAS 5, GREYHOUNDS 2 S IN G L E S No. t _ Andy Marlin. Lym aa defeated Zach Neubrrt S Z No. I _ Andrew Anttnon, won by default No. 3 _ Derek Snow defeated Itarruon Sheplan, S3. No. 4 _ Ryan Teanuw defeated Juetin Beebe. SO. No. S _ Jo* William* defeated Bead Zachuna, SO. N o 3 _ Daniel D C rood defeated Nicole Trmow. 6 4 No. 4 _ Chrtetin* Uribe defeated Emily Clark, S3. N o S _ Tatiana Cnu-Nlgltonl deft* ted Kale Baldwin. S3. DOUBLES N o t . Mendoza/DeGrood Injury default over Stoker/Clark. 66. N o 2 _ Lamonrttin/Unb* defeated Teenow/Hardock. SS (64). Record* _ Lake Howell 6 4 ; Nate Smyrna Beach 14. GREYHOUNDS 5, BARRACUDAS 2 S IN G L E S N o 1 _ Lauren Wolkry. Lyman, defeated Linda* y Stoke*, S Z N o 2 _ Wmdy M adia lym aa defeated Nicole Trmow, S I. N o 1 _ Lauren Comedy, Lymaa defeated To* I Unlock. 65. No. 4 _ Emily Clark. New Smyrna Beech, defeated Mallory Deal SZ N o S _ Sarah Johnaon, Lymaa defeated Megan Perry S I. D O U B LES N o 1 _ Wolkey/Martin defeated Stokea/Clark, S Z N o 2 _ Tcmow/lUrdock defeated Connery/Deal. 64. Record* . Lyman 6 3; New Smyrna Beach 2-7. BULLDOGS 7, GREYHOUNDS 0 S IN G L E S 1 _ Lauren Riley defeated Chrlara Maratt*. SZ 1 _ Kim La defeated Amy Cm. S I. 3 _ Jeeaiea Whitely defeated Vane*** Camera, 6 4 4 _ Amber Otto defeated Robyn Sanehex. SZ S _ Cynthia Rodrtguea defeated Rhcenn* Sanchez. S3. D O U B LES N o t _ Riley/Rodriguez defeated klarattz/Camrra. SO. N o 1 _ La/Ottodefeated Coa/Ro. Sanchez, SI. Record* _ DeLand 11-0 Lyman 1-7. No No No No No BULLDOGS 3, RAMS 2 S IN G L E S N o | _ Lauren Riley. DrLandalefeated Jane Writer, 64 N o 1 _ Mya AugLa defeated Jeeeka Whitely, SZ No. 1 _ Kim L*. DeLand. defeated Lauren Roberta. SZ N o 4 _ Amfarr Otto, Dtland, defeated Alliaort Writer, 6 4 N o S _ Jennifer Wu defeated Cynthia Rodriguez. 64. DOUBLES N o I _ Riley/Rodriguez defeated I Writer/Roberta. SZ N o I . Le/Otto defeated A. Writer/Au)U. S3 Rereed* _ DeLand 12-0; Lake Mary 7-1 BULLDOGS 5, GREYHOUNDS 2 S IN C L E S 1 . Lauren Woikza Lymaa defeated Traghan IVLine. S I. S I I _ Aahley Wknfbright defeated Wendy M adia S Z S I. 3 _ Holley Clark defeated Lauren Cceinery. S I, SO. 4 . Julie Goncharova defeated Mallory De*L S I, SO. 3 . Sferiyvut Cknderun defeated Sara Johnaon, S Z SO DOUBLES N o 1 _ WWken/Madtn defeated DeUne/WboJbeight. 6 4 N o 2 _ Clark/Goncharav* defeated Connery, Deal, S3. Record* . Lyman 14; Flagler Palm Coaet 10-1 No No No No No FIGHTING SEMINOLES 4, PANTHERS 3 S IN G L E S No. 1 _ Beth Croot. Pine Ridge, defeated Kelly Kamua. S3 N o I _ Wendy Durr defeated Chrtety Lowe, S3 N o 3 _ Erin Monoid defeated Jeaeica Tattler. S3 N o 4 _ Shara \iitk defeated Cheliu Cruz, SO. N o 3 _ Luz Rival*. Pine Ridge, defeated Mcggan Sfeiuberry. S 3 DOUBLES N o 1 .Groot/lowe defeated Kamua/llonoU, S I. N o 2 . Dun/Volk defeated Tattler/Rivera, SZ Record* . 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Samlnoto Carry, Ftoidi H i 1STH day of MARCH, 2002. A TRUE COPY C ka* Cowl Soal MARYAMC MORSE A* ca rt, Cfecu* Com. Samhato C arry. Ftartto SySotoi * Oaoufy Cart ALANA ELKINS. ESGLARE 2101 t o l Ccmmartial BMJ. Sum 5400 Fort Lauderdale, Florta 33309 (tM )rx M x n (4 0 n s »iiT 7 Tto M o m a u t o putkahad U SEMINOLE HERALO, PO . Bor 10(7. Sartord. Ftarta 37777-18*7, Plano (407)327-7411 PubUft March 24. 31. 2002 m d Apr* 7.14. 2002 KK1M __________________ TM O R C U T COURT OP THE EJOHTtfNTH JUOfOAL CXTCUTT HAND FOR tEMHOLE COUNTY. FLORBA CIVS. ACTION CASS NO. 99444 CA FT MORTQAOE COMPANIES O VA F T ! MORTQAOE SERVICES SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTQAOE CORPORATOR JAMES H l f E . i t NOTOS OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTOE IS HEREBY OWEN pursuer* M ■ Find Judgnwnr of FrOnury 11. 2002 md m urid a C aa NO 9*584 CA cl H i Ctcu* Court of 2 a EIGHTEENTH Jutioaf O ran U md SEMINOLE Gaudy. Plen a whanai FT MORTQAOE COMPANIES CVBA FTB MORTQAOE SERVICES SUCCESSOR BY MERQER TO SUWELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Pa PM rM md JAMES M. LEE. FOR­ REST L GREEN BARBARA SEY­ MOUR; WANOA L QUEV1N. MAR­ GARET DAVIS. UNOA THOtAAS. STATE OF FLORIOA ■ DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 4 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY: NATIONSBANK. H A SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO to h »a n w * m K t o t o * a d a S S aB to atorad a n a you to t a H l a Compton a IT, 24.2002 M IH B C nC U IT COUNT CASS NO : 01-CA-2455-14-G JOSEPH CURATOLO. ROQER C O LLM d a h kman t ) to toart a k nd Moan to to 4taor M ill unda, a agdnd any h o rn a a ta o a n paoon a la la hnoan to to toad a la na Moan to to atha rtaod a atoo. LAUM J. COliJNS JEFFREY PASSMORE. JR. ANO CASS MX S1-CJL-11*3 om m onb SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. PC .. ROBERTA MCHOLSON SARGENT AAUA ROBERTA 2UOQ4I MCHOLSON, d a l KX108 ALTOMO DCMAR BAF4CS, r £ t 4S BLOCK M. WOOOS, UMT THREE. ACCOROU Q TO THE PU T TTCREOF AS NCCOROED M P U T BOOK IS PROS 57, OF THE PUBLIC RBCOPOB OF BDdNCLE COUN­ TY. FUM DA. AAUA 1431 NOTTMQHAM DRIVE. YflNTER PAM . a MTtE SyoutaStaB tyoa m r a ir a a ta - KX114 ta p id is a i a * u am 4M4M « to cod I t yea. fe r'ta fn ritoton al eartdr R aau adC ou t d 201 f t Part Fiona 32771. <407)141 B IT . r to n t aam 4 | w « R i of s u ■ haartag hnpMod. (TOO) H NOTOS ■ HEREBY (UVFN purauara ta an (M a r R iu fiiB B ig FencUaurt lata to a d Harm S. s o n and ankmd a Cam NO 01CA-1142 M t a Chart Court aI la DOHTSENTH JuBctal CtoUl a a n tor SEMMOU County. Ftotto td a tU i SUNTRUST MORTGAGE arc., a t a PtotMf t o ROBERTA MCHOLSON SARGENT AAUA ROBERTA RJCCM MCHOLSON TENANT 41 NAUA KENNETH TAY­ LOR; UNITED NATIONAL BAMt TENANT t l N4UA KENNETH TATLOR; an aw Oafandaru, I art rat ta M i - »-■-*- ■■■---r * . t-irji. _A-- - .e■ i w h i « pq Dm m n i w cun M WEST FRONT DOOR OP THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA M II OC AM .m M 4toyolAprr.20a2. * d t o il In uM Fhld A rton m ? ** NORTH 112 OF LOT S t ANOTHE SAST n FEET OP THE NORTH 1/2 OP LOT 92. HOCK A VWLDMERS. ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PU T BOOK X PAGE SB. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORKIA. AAUA 342 O n rtoatl Aumua. Longaoert FL 32750 WTTNES3 MY HANO t o l a M l M 4U Coat an M anli« . 2002. Mayarva Moru C art cl f a Chart C oat By May Shop* OtpuryCan Edwm rtoAAuocaau, PA. P.O.BU 29011 F01004374 a Ad 'Em Arran S yor an a panon a to ■ 0 hi t u procrndhig. you a » m tU I a raced W you, to M pnnrMcn si cutain u i atm c i. a ■—* Itjuat a jl. ..i ■, .u- _ nmscH—Domex wmt M 201 N. Pan A n rtm SmtoH Fiona 32771. a iip n en i nuntor [407)445-4227, wHNn 2 aortlng toy* of yea ncato d SU door­ m at; * laartig tnparaL (TOO) I■00-4554771. Pucam utrdi 17.24, 2002 KK IU MTNECStCWT COURT OF THE DQHTS1NTH OP THE STATE OF FLORKIA, M AMO FOR SEMNOLS COUNTY. CURL DPRflaON CAM MO: B2-CA-5-14-K ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA. MC.. JAMES K NOVOTNY; JANE DOE NOVOTNY. UNKNOWN WIFE OF JAMES A NOVOTNY; DIXIE M. NOVOTNY, JOHN DOC NOVOTNY. UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF DIXIE U NOVOTNY. IF UVUQ, SfCLUOdfO ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DEFENDANTS. IF REMARRIED. ANO * DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISE tS . ORAWTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. AM ) TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED OCFENOANT(S); STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF U O O fl. BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO NATONSBAMC OF FLORIDA. N A ; AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES OF aORlOA. INC. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION: WHETTOR DISSOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXISTING. TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR TRUSTEES OF STUD DEFENDANTS) ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAJNST OEFENOANT(S); TCF NATIONAL BAML AS SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIRST FKJCUTY SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. FA. WINTER WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INCORPORATED. JOHN DOE, UNKNOWN TENANT JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. MOOCX OF ACTION TO AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES OF aORIOA. INC.. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION; WHETHER DIS­ SOLVED OR PRESENTLY EXIST­ ING. TOGETHER WITH ANY GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CRCO- PU toh M aUl 17.74,7007 KXIta t n y .n »a Ctan al s u Court, ana to aana a topyEam ofium E* d u e l MAR II 2002. ■ M O M S CLERK CLERK OF THE ORCWTCOUHT ByRuPi m g DapulyCtot lto » OtaBto ol O nto C Cenouogra Stall N a tl ArrurU Amnio a 3M4-1041 a o w im Am u t m date o p TW H W TPW U C kTC TfO FTM B U 125 WhUr Part, Ftartto S27SB-1MS W THE CtoCUTT COURT OP T M CSW TSIKIH sansssa?- M O M IS FEET H r AM ) SM tS F O T SOUTH OP T M NS CORNER OP S K T O N 23. TOWM BMP 20 SOUTH R A N K IS IAST. S f MMOLE COUNTY. PL0RRM. RUN TW IC E SOUTH PARALLEL TOTHS SAST [H E OP BAD SEC­ TION A A 0MTANCS OP 46-M FEET. THENCE WEST ICS.72 FEET. THENCE SOUTH MS. 73 FEET. TKNCE WEST M S73 FEET THENCE NORTH *91.73 FEET, TW NC t EAST 417.4S FEET TO T M POHT OP E E O aiH C . AAUA 440 M O M M A RD, GENE­ VA, FL 32732 WITNESS MV HAND tod Sta tod t l SU Cowl m lurch T. HOE L eg als NOTKB OP ACTION TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEES CREDI­ TORS OR OTHER PARTEJ CLAMUQ BY. THROUGH UN0ER. OR AGAINST ANY KNOWN OR UNKNOWN PERSON WHO IS KNOWN TO BE DEAD OP IS NOT KNOWN TO M EITHER DEAD OR AUVE AOAMST ROGER C0UJNS. YOU A M NOmFKD Sat m acton to t r i m i ton on t a Waning pmptrty hi Sm axU Certoy, Ftotto: Pared ol land lytota W Sadtm I, Ibandto 20 Scuti, Rm gr 32 EuL SmtncU Cortoy. Ftotto, totertoid to toBavK Beginning d t a BiiiS a u l coma of add Sacton S, run dang t a E M tna d tdd S icion a . m d t a c ir u ia a d i 50 tod R t fl d YUy cl O dd to Roto. n ocrixrTrw . ta e o u iu t t w o * nn N w s s o r w . 25 00 tod to t a W M Rg|a d Ytoy of add Otcaoto Rond m d t a Pom d N gnnrg I a n run N N W w. M I7B tod; ton ca run N OYOT54* E. 33000 tod; tanen n r S W W TW E. 440, a « to*t tanen tun S OOnX72r E. *3400 tod toM Pom d t r g a U g I :i i >i n .ijii'i,/ '. ii- iSSESSSSS tod Ftotto P o aa md Ugpl u m nora on taE ad rrly Ira d tald par­ ed. haa baan ttod agalnd yor and you am n qdn d aarm a copy d your attorn ddanaaa, I any. to a on STEPHEN H COOYER. PlarrUTa dOtray; mbou Id d n r la 733 Norti Part Avanua. Sariont Ftartto 32771 a tru ttrty (30) daya d to t a tod pubaeatondtUnoaea. and D a ta artond d t i t a ctot d tar (cu t to ■Stototaa a datort d t ba mtorad agdral you to t a ratal tonantod hi t a oomptoha or pdtoon. DATED on MARCH 11,2002 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctart d t a Court By: ftrtiK ing Aa Dapury Ctort STEPHEN HL COOVEN Ftartto B d Mb. 03140*0 Huttuon, litom ili t Corm r,PA 230 North Part Aaanu* BartUd. Florida 32771 (407)322-4041 Anornay to PtarraB Pubidv Mann 17.24.2002 KK1IS M TNB ORCWT COUNT FOR M M NOLB COUNTY. FLORBA PROBATE DPrttaON FBaNudtorOS-tn-CP IN RE. ESTATE OF LEE ANNA WLGORE. NOnCB OF AOHMSTRATION Tta atowndrdan ol t a attain ol Laa Anna KJgcm. toeauaij. Fla NdnOd 02-177-CP. la pandng hi t a Chad Court to Senaoto County. Ftartto. Probata DMaton. t a a to m of amen to M l N Part Avanua. Sanford, Ftartto 32772aoas. Tha namu and addiaawa d paraond repruantaiMa'i anornay ara M farth baton: ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l paraons on d am Ms note# a dotanga t a vatday of t a wa, t a quatfcaaona oI t a paraond inpraUruavn, vartra or Nrtadtalon ol taa Com art raquhad to Na ta a obfveaona arm taa Court WITHIN THE U TER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP TTBS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTOE ON THEM A l cratoon ol t a Oocedow md ottor pnraana having claWa or damanto agard Dacadanfa aotara on ahom a copy d taa noaca a data ot t a Y a pubicdion ol t u Noica mud Ma t a t ctona vdh t u Com WITHIN THE U TER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THO NOTICE ON THEM. A l o ta r cratoora d t a Oacadara and paraona having claim* or damanto agaiul t a Dacadanrt aorato mud ton ta a darna ath t u cam WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRE0 Tha tola d f a tod pubncaam c4 t u Noaca la March 17.7002 VOto J. Ordam 1114 Courage Ava Santod. Ftotto 32771 Anornay to Pereonal Repraaantdva Al Chanetor. Anornay Ftartto Bar No 0417801 NODCa OP ACTON TO ALTOraO DEMAR BAA4CS 4123 Ptato Dam TEton,QA 31744 YOU ARE NOTP1ED t u r n acton aa bam Bad agatat you and t u you a a raquhad to eerva a copy d ‘ aa,tan y.toaan J. WILIAM S BANKS, to 412 San Carton Avanua, Santard, Ftartto 32771 on or baton APRS. II. 2002, and toe t a orttand am t a Ctort d t u Com d 301 M Part A m , Santard, FL 32771-1243 betom r a w a on 4 you tol to to ao. a itoU ■ may ba araarad agalnd you tor f a raid tonantod hi t a patton. Ceptoa d at com tocm arU In N a caaa. nrtrto g ottora. am avaUOto d t a Ctort of t a Chora CnuYi War may You mud Im p t a Ctort d t a Chart Com a Otaoa rottad d your d Cutad Ait t u t. Ftartto Farray Form 12.115) FiAua popart In t u on raoord d t a ctortTa odtaa WARMNGRiAt 12748. Ftartto Family Laa Rutoa d Proeadun, rtquirM curtiln ot Fatoaa to eomply can mairt In tana, tadurang tomMn l or aatong d plaadtaga DATED: MARCH 13.2002 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Nancy R I Oapury Ctort Pubam March 17,24.31.2002 md Aprt 7.2002 KK122 M THB CMCWT COURT FOR I COUNTY. C AM HO. 01-CA-2144-144 USALLE NATIONAL BANK. AS TRUSTEE FOR APC MORTOAGI LOAN ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATE SERIES 1494-3. UNOCR THE POOUNQ ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT. GATED AS OF WINS, THOMAS C. MCFARLAND; DANNY LDULGAR ANO CAROL L DULOAR UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT N tt 2; md ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTON. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THB PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRBED. toOTCEOFSALI PURSUANT TO CHAPTER IS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puran Oder1 , or Swanary Ftad htaiiMi^il ol Ih fflM iii iW id a £ ^ 2 k M 'm d d 6 w vr Caaa no. oT C A -araPiaararaw ch an C om d t a Etpm anti Judtatol Chart ta and tar Bamhoto County; Bank, u Tnratoa tar APC Mmgaga and Servtafng Agraamari. dated aa d tal/W to PtotaM and THOMAS C. MCFARLAND. DANNY L DULOAR ANO CAROL J. DULOAR; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and A U UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM* ttO INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAJNST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THS ACTION,OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR tfTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, ara Datandmta. I ad ■at to t a hrefad and bad bktoar tor cam at t a Wad From Door d t a Semmota Gouty Coutuuaa, 301 North Part Avanua. Sartord. Ftartto 32771 d Samnota Couay. Ftartto. hi 1140 am. on t a 14 day of Aprl, 2002. t a talodng toaotaad proper­ ly u td tarth ta tad Order or Fhal LOT 13 ANO 14. BLOCK 13. OREAMWOLD. ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED IN PU T BOOK 3. PAGES 90 ANO 91 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA H you ara 4 paraon atoi ■ t o ato ry aho needa my amammodailon ta ordar to paraepato In tva procaadng. you ara antdad. at no ood to you, to 9a provtoron d oartam aaatolaroe Please contact t a Com d 407-446-4330 d tm Iw (2) aortung daya of you racsipr ol t u Noaca: a you ara haartag or votaa rroavad. cat Ftartto Relay Service (400) 9859770 Deled d Santard. Ftartto. on March 14 20Q2 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Ctorh. Chart Com ByUarySsoiaa Aa Deputy Ctark SMITH HIATT 5 DIAZ. P A Anornay* tor Ptovart 7051 East Oakland Part Boulevard, SuU 303 Fort Lauderdale, FL 31304 Pubtm Sanford Harald Pubtm March 24. 31.7002 KK174 L e c als SON M POSSESSION OF THS SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, too DafandtoU . I rtrt aat to f g N gtod bkktor tar cam tatarttortheni door of t a C outauta ta SANPORO, SEhSMOI l Couay Ftartto. 1140 o'etoekentu (toy of APR 14,7002. ad k rti ta aaft Ftaaf J u lg iw L to ■ ft LOT S. CONCORD WOOD* V*.. LAGS ONE. ACCORD**) TO THE P U T THEREOF, AS RECORDED t f PLAT BOOK 22. PAGES 72 AND 73. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP BEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; NWa 132 VWmora Drtva. Caaaafeany FL 22707 OATEO tU toy of MAR 14.2007 aa— am a a Mirywnc » v h Aa Ctort of tad Corn By Mary Saoupa Aa Deputy Ctorh torn# i c a u WTTNE53 my ftand and tear of taa Com on t U ___toy of MAR IS Mary Ann Mora* Ctark of tw Chart Com ■y. fhrti Ktag Deputy Ctark Pubtm he IFW ainN w l w ra p DougfuC. Zahm, P A IM X U S Hsry I t N . (300 Ctainatar.FL 33754 (727)536-4911 phone / (727)539I0M taa PirtUfdrtaRh24.31.2O0t KX177 1570 Martuga Avanua CordOabau. Ftartto 33144 (305)562-4110 Pirt4m itotih24.31.200a KXI7S M THE CXhCUET COUNT O PTU M fTH JuofcuL caacurr. CASINO ; SI C A H M 1 4 K CONSECO FtLANCSSERVaaNQ CORPORATION F/K/A GREEN TREE FMANC1AL SERVXaNG CORPORATION. PLAMT1FF VS ALAN MARK OOUOHTY, ET AL_ DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP ACTION CONSTRUCTED SERV1CS TO: CAROLE S KING, INOIVltXiALLY and CAROLE S. KING, TRUSTEE UNDER TRUST DATED JANUARY 12. 14S4, sn ots rasatonca N ir tm m t hatoharthay ba OWigi and S hahhaftiay ba (toad known u ba parUl having or rtohntag to hava any V L ato or tatorad In taa prop. hi taa morlgaga batag YOUARE HEREBY NOTWCD tad m adtan to taraebu a kmowvtq prop*rry: LOT 14, BLOCK 17. 2ND SECTON. BAN LANTA ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOR 4. PAOE(S) 34. 34 ANO 40, OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMtfOLE COUNTY. FLOREJA ha* baan Bad agatad you and you at* latotrad to aarva a copy of yew wrtton tofanaaa. I any an OAVD1 STERN. ESQ Ptatadra anornay. ■h ou art* lea la 401 S Urtvartty Orlva 4800, riaruoon. FL 33324 on or ba4or* (no lator tarn 30 toy* hem t a data of t a Oral piM edton of t u noaca of acton) and Na t a ongtad ■m t a dart of t u com artw tXTOt* Mtfvic* on namtiir • eTtOrTwy or tavrurldaiy tw u ftor, otoraU a a dafaut wrt ba araarad agamtt you tor ta* raid demanded ta ta* oomplura or pafloon Mad harem. WITNESS my hand and ta* aad of t u Com at SEMINOLE Court,. Ftartto. t u toy of MAR 13 2002. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OP THE ORCLAT COUNT BYRutiKtag DEPUTY CLERK U W OFFICES OP DAVE) J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR P U tm F F (01 S. UfdVERSfTY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 00-5409&COF) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH ODASt/TIES ACT. In g* _ etvu cf COURT ADMttSTRATON. d ta SEMINOLE Counfy Courtouu d (407)445-4227. 1800-958-4771 (TOO) or 1-500-9555770, vto Ftartto Rdtay Serve*. THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. PUBLISH IN:THE SEMINOLE HERALD Pubtoh.Mdch24.lt. 2002 KBITS *4TM O R C U T COURT OF THB DQHTEDfTM M A M ) FOR CAM MG 0KA-2317-IAW USALLE NATIONAL BANK. AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATEOW1/MI SERIES 1995-3 JOSHUA SCIPIO, and to unfmoam panto* ctoMmg by tarough, uvtor or agatad ta* above named Dato n d t, ■ho la not hnoon ta b* dead or aiva. damanto: TENANT 91 anchor TEN­ ANT n . the parttoa intended to aooout tor taa paraon or paraona ta NOTICE OF ACTON JOSHUA SCIPIO. and a4 unhnoam panto* ctoarmg by. tarauctL under or agdnet taa ibova named DatondmL CASS HO. 45-1432CA-I44 STAR BANK. N A . SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TOGAEAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LINCOLN SERVICE MORTQAOE CORPORATION. YOU ARE NOTIFIED tail an Aden to teredo** a mortgage on tto tafloamg proparty In SEMINOLE Couay Ftartto. to u t CASS NOj 91-CA-2799-1AK UNTIED STATES OF AMERICA by and Ihurtti * » Saerttary of Sr* DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS ROBERT E. HOYT md UNOA a HOYT, hta wU: HYDE PARK PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; and UMCNOWN TENANTSOWNERS. NOTOS OP SUM Noaca ta haraby given tut, puauara to 9to (M ar or FtaN Judgmant •naarad ta tto cauaa ta taa Chad Com d Sarrmota County Ftartto I Bammefa Couay Ftondy toeerttod aa: LOT S3. HYDE PARK. ACCORDMQ TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECORDED t f P U T BOOK 34. PAGES X THROUGH 40, O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SCIthNOCCOUNTY, FLOfBDA 31X Am Part Loop. Wtatar Part, FL. 32792 N puMo uta, to ta* iRptod m d bad bkfctar. tor cash, al ta* «a ti Iron door of (to SarnmcU County CourthouM, Santard. Florida, d HOT AM on Apr! 19.2002. Odart 5-144)2 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Shoupa Deputy Ctort ta Act paraon* nth naartng a apecttl acoommndaann to parte Ipala ta tato proahould contact com Artntauaton m tatapfmna nurtod (407)555-*3X, not War to n aavan (7) daya prior to taa pmcawSng I (TOO) 1-4005559771, or Votaa (Vji-SOO-985-9770. PA 177S7 U S. 14 North. SUM 500 Cli anada r.FL 33754 (727)535-3400 Putam March 24.31.2002 KX179 M THE ORCUIT COURT O t TTO EIGNTtUfTH JLKXC1AL CdCUYT M ANO FOR ■EJrtNOU COUNTY, FLORKIA C AM NO.: 01-CA-J477 K UNITED STATES OF AMERICA by and tarough ta* Sacralary of ta* DERARTMENT OF VETERANS ROBERT G SWOFFORD. JR JANE DOE. Unknown apouu of ROBERT a SWOFFORD. JR.: PSS LEND ING CORP: UNKNOWN TENANT&OWNERS, NOTOS OF SALE Note* to honby gfvan taaf. puauant to 4w (M a t or Final jm pnan arurwd ta N a cauaa ta taa Chad Com of Bamtato Gouty Ftartto. I ■N a*4 t l* property situated ta Bamhoto Comfy, Ftartto tokotoad a*. BEGIN AT A PONT 148 FEET WEST OF NORTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTHWEST 174 OF SOUTH­ WEST 1/4 OF NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 25. TOWNSHIP I I SOUTH RANGE n EAST. SCAkNOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA RUN THENCE WEST 145 FEET, THENCE SOUTH >00 FEET, THENCE EAST 225 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 15 FEET, THENCE EAST 75 FEET. THENCE NORTH ISO FEET, THENCE WEST I X FEET, THENCE NORTH I4S FEET TO TTO PONT OF BEGINNING SLBJECT TO AN EASEMENT FOR INGRESS ANO EGRESS OVER THE SOUTH 15 FEET OF THE EAST 75 FEET THEREOF LOT 43. FLORIDA U N O ANO COLONIZATION COMPANY ADDI­ TION TO SOUTH SANFORD. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PU T BOOK 1. PAGE 73. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA t f TTO CMCUfT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE OtVWON FSa Number« - 198CP IN RE ESTATE OF MAUREEN A TOXAL Dacaaaad NOTICE OF AOfkttSTRATON The admnsbaiicn of ta* aatato ot MAUREEN A TICKAL tocaaa FU Numttof 02-163 CP, n panting n taa O o r t Com tar Sarrmoto County Ftonto. PfoOal* Otvoron. ta* artdr*** of when a X I N Park Avanua. tta Floor.-Room 402. Sanford. Ftonto 32771 Tha namu and a tik m u of ta* panonal raprau n u M md ta* panonal rapraaan haa baan Mad agamd you and you at* laqurad to serve a copy of you ■nun datonu*. 4 m y to * on DOU­ GLAS C ZAHM, P A . Plaintiffs attorney, whose address to 18530 U S Highway 19 North. Suto 300, Clearwater. Ftartto 33784. w.trui tarty (X ) day* mar taa In i plOUc*aon of tv * Noaca of Aden, and Ma taa Ortgnd wita ta* Ctort of tan Court al X I N Park Avanua. Santard. Ftartto 32771. attaar baton serve* on PtamulTa anornay ot nvnathaiatr taaraaftar. otaanato*. a detsutt ad b* araarad agwnsT you ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Aa panon* on whom aw noaca • served who hava otiactemt that tiotang* ta* vahMy cf taa Wd. ta* guaMcaaona of ta* panonal raprasantaiiva. vanu* or yjratickon of tw Com ara raquvad ta IU taav oopc ton* wdi tw Com WITHIN THE U TER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TTO DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTEI1 THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Current Rawtonca Unkrowr. but 1406 Wad 144) Shad. Santard. a 32771 L e g als 01tftt tw herd door of I Store bemad d 9110 8 Hwy 171*. I lae ar d. FL 32791, tar taa purpou dartw ^di *p**»i* Decedenfs *ttste on ahem ■ copy o f tato noaca la dato cf tto hat putdcdUn of t u No*ca mud Ma tadr ctohra w di tato Corn WITHIN TTO U TER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TTO DATE OF TTO FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF T>4S NOTICE OR TMRTY DAYS AFTER TTO DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AJ otawr crwjton of taa Oacadara >flihn>t tfti D eoK iinri cam WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TTO DATE OF THE FW3T FUSUCATON OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS, DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO F U D WEL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha ddto of tw In f pubkadon of *U Noaca N Manta 24.1002. 1173 Part Drtto CMiitaarry Ftartto 32707 Anornay tar Parsond Rdph V. Hatiay M Ftartto ta r Np KX033 1*11 W 1110 Thtophona: (407)847-2777 Pifdm Manta 24.31,2002 KKIS4 NOTOS OF nCTTTOUS Nokca to haraby gfvan tad I am engaged In budnaaa d 2214 SOkdwad Road, Sanford. FL32771, undar taa Flcatiou* Nam* of Adarlaan Mathtoa and tad I w ard Ohrlatan of Corporattana, ThOahaaaaa, Ftorida. hi accordance wfta t a provtotana of ta* Ftattou* Nam* Stdutaa, to-W t Section 045 09. Ftartto Stakrtot 1911. PU dm March 24.2002 K K tll Pikdc auction to ba hak) d 9 01 awLontto toyfsl spaedad below, at taa ta d doer of AtaanA Towing ho. Located « 2499 CM Lake Mary Rd SUto 134, Stricrd, FL tar ta* pupoaa cf dapoatag of taa kdowtag 19 V#flG1YY1193KS1 Spydar K i Car) Pubkaft kUnta 24,2003 KK IU (Daytona PUBUC SALS PUBLIC NOTICE la harafry ghan, tad on ta* dda and am* toad bakweand coranulng hum day ta day Pubke Aucken, to (to N yoab M U t. tor cam M taaw anfauu of STOR­ AGE USA. bektod d 1007 Wtto Spring* Or , WhUr Sprang*. FL 3270S, coru ru ef tto tatawbig m r- •ama la ctohud. to d t DATE OF SALE: APRS. IS, TRIE OF SALE: 4 i » PM *221 JULIAN L WEUER. hdd 9 waddhg gkto «2 X BAR­ BARA SEORETARK) furnkur* 5 heuadoU goeda, 9193 KATHLEEN S CANFIELD kankurt 4 bcaay M il ORLANDO HOME THEATER, tic . d r* I ccrvoaot* . (2 M MAR­ CIA FALCO. hcuaahdd Fart I art. (510 JUAN CARLOS MUADVASSOCUTED T V cdlca tu ip tu 9 uaad tv AUCTIONEER: STORAGE PRO­ TECTION AUCTION SERVICES. LICENSE i 593 Tha thova Nokca to b* puMdwd one* a weak tar two ooroacUN* rwdta. Sdd kda to b* uidar and by vbhreef taa SUkrtoa cf taa Swtoa af Ftand*. in Rich c Pubkm March 24. I I , 2002 KKI97 VEMCLE AUCTION 1.79. Cham •IP Autitan to ba hakf on tta lB d i B I QAM d PdkhdTt TbUng, 1240 9 C R 427, Lengmod 1. StMarcuy, a2MEBPt6F3axai4108 I-tB D odga f1B3CA54A1JQ3a2399 Aucron to ba hard Ok-IOdt • 10AM B 1240 S. C.R 427. PubtmAtarch 24,2002 K X Itt (407)321-2944 (1) VUr lMTtoak* DOOQE VtfftB30S44O5HN3O2O4O Pubtm Much 24. 2002 KK142 ■f TTO CSKIXT COURT. DOHTtENTH JUDICIAL CXICUfT, HAND FOR SSMMOLI COUNTY. FLOM M FILE NO. i NORO L JOHNSON, Waal Haven Baprtoi Church, Vamon 0 Read. Jr.. Robert M Read. C. Eugana Hodday Charyf Mhaik. 1 lit u a Lake, Robert A Shubart. and Tharau M Taytar. NOTOE OF ACTION TO Mr. Robert A Shubart Riikiinc> Unknown, but whrm makng adtiau * PO. Boa 20871. Chanaaton.BC 29413 YOU ARE NOTIFIED tad m acton COMPLAINT FOR APPOINTMENT OF SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE haa bam ttod again*! you and you at* faaaradto tarv* a copy of you wnl ton ddanaa*. * any to a on: fkwa L JDhnaon. Eaquaw NORO L. JOHNPOM PA. 105 Ead Church Shad DaLaraLFL 32724 on or baton Aprfl 2d( 2E02. and R* taa artgktol vkh ta* dart of tato com attorney or tavnadatofy taaraaRar; cdwrwto* a tofaud wd ba arurad •gator you tor taa read demanded In ta* eompfart. WITNESS my hand and taa tad of tato com on March 15.20C2. Maryann* Mon*. Ctort cf ta* Com By Roaamary Hamden Deputy Ctort Pubarn- March 24, 31. 2002 md Aprt 7.14,2002 KKI93_________________________ NOTOS OF PUHIC AUCTION Noaca N haraby gwan: UcCorvot Towtag wd aa4 d Pubkc Autitan For Safvag* tor Cam on tomand ta hrgfod Aprd 12 NOTICE OP PUBUC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN: C5J TOWING W ax AT PUdUC AUCTION FOR 8LAVAQE FOR CASH ON OEUANO TO HOHCST BIDDER THE FOLLOWING DC5CRMC0 VEMCLE 1182 CADILLAC 4 DOOR WHITE VtW 105AataN1CS14917l THIS AUCTION WEX BE TOLD ON APRK. 09, 2992 AT 10 (7CLOCK AT C6J TOWtfQ .1390 S CR 4*7. LONGWOOO.FL 32750 PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS MAY INSPECT THE VEMCLE THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN 9AM ANO 5PM. TERMS ARE) CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS. C9J TOWtfQ RESERVES THE R10MT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY ANO ALL BIOS. Pubam March 24. 2002 KXI99 PUBUC AUCTION Pubke aucaon to ba load M 1200 pm. on tha td i day o f Apr* 2042Al taa hort door or Santord Towtag and Recovery toedad *1 2522 Camay Ckm n a . sw u m n a rm , t r r w i m t r f u »s m a d aw YEAFU99I MAKEPONT VINaKL2TN5443MB324943 Pubke autitan to ba hdd d 1200 P-iil on taa fd l day a f Apr* 2442. Al taa front dour of Smtord Tbotog and Recovery locari d d 2522 CoukryCtabRd.. Smtord. FI 32771. tar a a purpou ef dtapoatag of taa YEAR 1447 MAKE FORD V*M IFABP34X4HK1MSI 1 TEAR 1997 MAKE CADILLAC VIN* 1GAEL 1198HU404294 YEAR ItM VOLKS VWtfaaWOA0303JP04B137 PUdo auction to b* held d 12.00 pm. on taa l l t i day af Aprs M L Af taa Port dear ef Sanford Tbakng and nacovary located al 2322 Ccuwy Ckta R2. Santord. FI 32771. ef dapoatag of ta* YEAR 1991 MAKE HONDA V tf* 1HOCS7544MA1t*M 1 Pubic auettan to b* hdd d 1200 p m. on f a 17*1 day d Apr* 9002 At taa herd door cf Sardord Tbung 98 Ford ABP29LT7GQ2S3533 80478X9130300 Aprtl 19 99 BMW WBAAC5402F05B54X 98 Ford ISO Uka Markham Road; Sarkord. FL 32771-4999 N pstde aal*. to ta* httfual and bad bettor, tor cam. af tto wad hurt door of taa Sammoto Couay Courthouse, Santard. Flood*, at 1100 AAI on May 2. 2002. Oatod: Match 14,2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Siroup* Oapury Ctort ta accordance r d i taa Americana Wth Dtoabdtoa AH paraona adh rtsabkoa* neartng • spatial acavnmodaoon to patkcipato n tato procaadhng mould coruad com TUhnnairanon d totochon* nunbar (407J665-43X. nor tour taan aavan (7) toy* prior to l a ptocaadng. 1 hamng vnpanad. (TOO) 1400-9851771. or Votaa (V )l 4009554770. vto Ftand* Relay Same* Mason AAsaoadaa, P A 17757 U S 19North. SuU 500 Ctoarwsrar FL 33784 (727)539-3900 Pubarn March 24. 31.2002 KK179 Page 3B L eg als ta tto com- M THS CXhCUfT COURT aanora. ■ruatou. apouaea, or odwr dafmaru NOTOS OF FORSCUMUM SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puluanf to 4 Final Judgmant of Foractoaura deled March 13. 2002. and entered n Casa No 94-1932CA-14-A Cf taa Cvart Com af taa EIGHTEENTH Judotal Chart n and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida ■Twain STAR BANK. N A , SUC­ CESSOR BY MERGER TO GREAT FINANCIAL BANK, FSB. SUCCES­ SOR BY MERGER TO LINCOLN SERVICE MORTGAGE CORPORA TON a Plarrrrt and RONALD L. MASON. KATHY L MASON. HIS WIFE. UNITED STATES OF AMERI­ CA. ANO ____ AN UNKNOWN PER­ Le Faber IGaau. P. A 44 THE CUCUfT COURT OF T M UGHTEUITH ju d ic ia l em eurr OF FLORIDA t f ANO FOR 9EMUOL* COUNTY GENEfUL RONALD L MASON, d 4i. Sunday. March 24.2002 Comrry C3ub R d. Santard, FI 32771, tor t a purpou ef dapoatag of taa YEAR 1979 MAKE CADILLAC VM*6L47SS02091M Pubam March 24.2003 KXI90 tFASP1IJ1SW)54572 Apr* 19 95 Pcnbwc 102NE55MOSMS20702 48 Plymota 2P4FH5137JR583945 The Auckon wd b* hdd at 900 am. on sard data* above. McConrui Towng IRacowry. 2800 Smtord Ava . Sanford, FI. X773 Pioapachv* bettor* may hopacl whictoe on* how prior to tato Tama an -CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS’ UcCorvot Towing raaarvee taa itgfd to accapl or rape! PubtohUtvch 24.2002 K K IU PUBUC AUCTION Putwc Auction a ba hdd al 1200 PM on t o 991 day of AprtL 2002. al WHAT. VEMCLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Aprtl 21. X U TIME 1000am WHERE 1001 N OrtarticAva Mwaand FL 32751 VEMCLES TOAUCTON YEAR MAKE MODEL VEMCLE DCNDFACATON • 1) 95 Dodge 4 Ocn 1S»«8*FXSF1940*7 2) UVc4w40aer YV1LS5807P20a*4ad 3) u ClavitiMPVAip iaccsi44XTKia*at9 ruam March 24,2002 XX173 NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION TAKEN »Y THE ET. JOHNS M VIR WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Noaca w gvm taal ta* toaowng pamto w u laauad on February 27,2002 Parma *40-117 24813-2. Tha preyed to located ta Sanvnofa Ccudy Station 33. Townahp 21 Scuta. Rang* 31 Ead. The parma a rta u a * A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON 5U- ACRES TO SERVE Motihcaten cf Pamvf 40-117 0615ERP known a* Scuta P m Buaeota Cardar The ractavvig wasar body • Lrnto Earn Rm r Tha lto<*) contaewig taa appheanon tor taa above toad panna to avaltobto ropwtion Monday rvou0i Fratoy avcapl tor togd hoftatoy*. 4 « a m to 5 00 p m. al taa St John* Rmr Water Uaroganora Otatnd (Dtohia) Haadouanara. 4049 Rtad Strata. Palaika. FL 32179-1429 A paraon whoa* •ubatardwl aad•us art ahactod by taa CWtati patmabng daouon nay paaeon tor atinaubahv* haamg n acocnkmca wdi Station* 120 549 md 1X57. Ftartto Staimaa, or may choow 10 punus rratiauon u an afanorm remedy uidar Sedan 120 573, Ftonto Sutures baton taa f n d n tor 9tag a pKtonn. Chooaaig matiabon wd not advaraafy if!act t a rt|/d u a haanng 8 mi tiaann tiraa not r**ua n a santomenL Tha procaduu tor puraung madaion an ad tarta n Station 120 573. F S . and RU u 28-105 111 and 2*-105 401- 40*. Ftartto A tinrw lraM Coda. Paraona n u t comply wdi taa ncpinmarU of Fknto Atinawmav* Cod*. Chapar 29-105 and b* Mad wth (racarvad by) taa Darnel Ctort. tacatod M Darnel H*»1r> itatort. He/iwty IX Waal. Patot ia. Ftartto 32177 Pmcona tor atinewtrarm haartag on taa abow appacdkada) muU ba Nad wdwi Iwanty on# (21) day* of pubteattan of taa none* or wdvn firmly u (25) day* of ta* Darnel <topo«bng noaca U taa mart in t a not tar taou parson* to whom taa Domtt maria actual noaca Falun to Me a pardon wdvn taa m a panod u o i conaaiuto a warvar of my pghk*l paraon(a) may havato raquaU an atinm atidm ddarmaiaocn (haartag) u d N Sacacrw 120 549 and 1W57, F.G. concamng taa aubyacl pannd. Peaaona tad an nd Nad n aceordmea wdi taa ebon provtoiona a n *ub|acl to tim u a d Because taa atirsnuralm haaraig procau a daa^nad to tomkUM Aral agency acken. taa tong oI a pavacn m am tad taa DomcT* and ackcn may ba dflarart hem taa poabon takan by 8 in taa nobca of aiani Panonawhou •ubarmtof ntoraaa wk b* afatiad by any tuch and dacoion of a a Oamcl on taa appucan! lava taa nghl to paction to bacoma 1 party to taa pnxaadng, hi •ccordanc* wdi taa laguuanann td totta above Publish March 24. 2002 KK164 �L eg als N on ca C a ll 322-2611 S e m in o le H e ra ld C la e a lfle d D ept. T o P la c e Y o u r A d L e g ale of ac to n n n n STATS o r FLORIDA CRMNAL JUSTICE STANDARDS A TRAINING COMMISSION. cam STEVEN W REICHERT, YOU ARE NOTIFIED ifm tn S iS rm ila h b N ■ tullfUVH P __■ u J a L .I b *— --AuniHMsITaDW Wu < M*n Mad ajaral you m an a to ix t H yokM CmvUMiM Canacat* In afrmnet wto Steam *40.1X3. FS., m Ytau o t lato rad to prove a wrtBM Carry cA your M a rt to raquaat a haw-tog piaiuart to Satoton 110 ST. F S upon Rod Cuwad. PROGRAM DIRECTOR, Crtmtoal Juabc* rrogrim , r igfXj* at Law Enforcement. p a Boa 1 03003 1AM. an o> baton Apia 32, 3002 Falton to da to wM raaua In a dttoMl batog anwnd agatoal you to ‘to . - a <t - |Wd i■ w rm w csfwcfuon pursuera■ Anm JSaOtan 13030, F8 , told FVAa IIS27. FAC. Oatoto February 22.2002 CHIEF PATRICK M KELLY CHAIRM AN-C R/M1H/LL JUSTICE STANOAROS ANO TRAM M O COAiUtSSION By. a-Staaa U m- - wwrwig r la la a lm In i Muauw^k in Mra mowi Mi aw uy. WDUgn, iim tuataaa. or any a tm panen cWrmrig by, twough. undar or agalnal any corporabon or ether lagaf ardty namad M a dalantort; and al ctaarwrfa. paraona or partiaa, natuaf or enrporati or afwaa atart legal ftwta la udmown, rtafmbig undar. agabwL or tvou^i any of tw abate named or daacrtwd dafandanta or p*ra*». o» a«rririg 10 m vi my ngr™, Me. or Manat tn and to (w M i NOTICE OP ACTON TO EDWYN BANOVS DAWES. GEOROE AUOUSTUS THOMSON: MXVIOUALLY and aa TRUSTEES al tw FLORIDA LANO AND COLONIZATION COMPANY. LIMITED. ALFRED E. ERICSON: and OWENOOLYN ERICSON: t atm . and 3 dead, tw imftnum 12— E l d e r l y C 15— C em e te r y Four loti to Cxaiewto Park Camalarp Santonl Garden of OtvbBon aacton. 12500/toL «H3 t e l In pate. 904-471-4747. 23— L o r m AMO PON THE COUNTY a § 1 OP BENTON NO- M 3 00043 S In iw Man x el b a Adoption at. -BABY OWL OATES, ■Mn M an CNU. X SUMMONS ANONOT1CE BY PUBXUCATI0N OP PmOONHEARMO RE TERMINATION OP PARENTCHILD RELATIONSHIP ,TO ALLEGED BIRTH FATHERS, *1 UNKNOWN TO Any parton daM ng a 111 CUM You hava baan namad aa 3to to x r Of -i | p?tfr%*t ft ff f fit tw etjQv*namad eftid. A Panun totorn ai*bon of fa paronKMd ralabonahip ooud. Tha paMonar la aatong pia court tof an oidto pannananpy tervnfnabng f a pann-cfald ratoPonafap batman you and Pia ctvtt p*rmananty taiminaang ai of youy itQfaa to toa ch*4 and tor Dacna of Adoptan dadahng pia adoppra patMonar to D* tw togM parent of to* c*ail BORN CHAO TNa cMd waa ban on Fatmary 4. 2002. to to* C*y of tongacod. Sammot* County, Star* of Florida Tha nama of to* cMkFr a m motoar waa AMY OATES, to (to j i ordar to ditond aqarxt toX pad(on. you muM raapand to to* p*eion by aw ng yew datanaa to wrung and by aarwng a copy w en rw Altomay for PaMonan at Vw addraaa batow wtoan Mrty (SO) day* aflat Man* 10.2002. tw dtoa to bm pubicabon of Ma Summont and ■tup wKh d a ew e by dafaul wto ba anarad. A dataul ordar la ona wtiara tw paftoorwr X tnadad to ■ * « ha j**k* lor bacauaa you ha*a not (fHpondad. H you aanra a nonet 01 _pr* anuoad to nodca baton a e*t*u* . ordar may ba araarad. •TOna PtoPtod o f aorving your naponaa « to *and a by canbad n »f w«h raAp%pacatot toouaalad It ttrvK t a ra iu to m a A tw aarvep *ha» ba dawndd cbmpipia upon lha MW day Mowing ihM day upon when tw mponaa a ptacad n tw mat. wdaaa pw ta d day tafto an a Saturday. Stmday, or lagaf hoAday, In oomptato on tw «n t day otwr twn a Saturday. Sunday or lagaf twenty, totowtng tw twd day. Ybu hava tw tW * to ba mpraaantad by tot attomay. » you an n t g a t w « tw appotnad lot you. Ybu ham a ntpt to Na a dam of pMamay imdar Chapta* 33 23 of tw Ravlaod Coda -at Watrwigion. Your tadura to No a claim of palamty undar Chaptar ■23 2* of tw Ranwad Coda of Ylaalwnfon or to napond to tw padton tor tamww «on of panm-chAl Itoram. m Vwi tarty (XI) daya of tw •rot pwacaeon of taa Stanmona and Nodca a grauidt to tarmnata your pannt-chid ratadonafap wdb m pad to tw chad If tw crow a an M a i chad <* 'daflrwd by tw Mdan Chad Waiara Act of 1(73,23 U S.C 1901 at aaq . Tand t you acanoatadga patamay of jtw child or f you patorrwly of tw [ chad a aafatdafwd poor to tw tamaI nation of tw parent crow rauuonilto). you parantal rtghta may not ba anranatad irdaaa you ghto raid conaant to tarmnlion, or you parent"chad rataDontTOp a larmnalad mvofi uitanty puiuara to Chaptar 23 33 or 1134 n ew • Tha oout haanng on tw PabBon tor Ttmwwtion of Parant-ChJd Rataasnafap that ba on tw lif t day of Apr* 2002 at 900 am. In tw BantonCourfy Suwnor C ou t 7320 W OumauR A «a . Ktnnamck. Waarongton 9333d YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR AT THIS HEARING WAY RESULT IN A DEFAULT ORDER PERMANENTLY TERMINATING ALL OP YOUR RIGHTS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED CHILD DATED tap 35 day of February, I 2002 E. KAY STAPLES. ClerA ; Benton County Supanor Court By ELIA GARCIA Deputy Cam SERVE A COPY OF YOUR 'RESPONSE ON JACQUELINE I SIAM. Attorney lot COWAN WALKER. PS. 503 KnrglA Street, Suae A PO Bot 927 > RKtaand. Waahaigton 99332 Tatophorw (509)943 2373 FEE YOUR RESPONSE WITH . E KAY STAPLES. O tn Banton County Superior Court 7320 W QurnauH A ,. Kenrwwek. Wairongron N IK Putaah; March 10.17.24. 2002 KK023 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR , EUNNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C AS IN O : 03-CA-444-IAQ .W M SANOERLIN A ASSOCIATES. INC , A Florida corporation, a* garwral Partner of SANTRUST. LTD. a Ftonda Lanaad Partrxrorop. Plamdlf, EDWYN SANDY 3 DAWES. GEORGE AUOUSTUS THOMSON. INO/V1DUALLY and aa TRUSTEES of tw FLORIDA LANO AND COLONIZATION COMPANY. LIMITED. ALFRED E. ERICSON, and OWENOOLYN ERICSON a alive, and 4 dead, tha imanown apouaa. ham, dawaaaa. graraaaa. a addon, j^xgna, auecaaaora at paraoru or partiaa claiming by. through roidar or agaawt twm, and a l uamown natural penorw 3 aiva. and 3 dead, or nol known to ba ajha o r d a w l (w a aevaral and nepeceve nxnown apouaaa, ha» st ft Fo und In la ta Mary arotL lO yroro CNhuahua, biac* • what, w ty hat. G oat by toa nama of Darter. Loaf tovtoW yof Ltow Atony Vet 407-3224080. 4573 -PutaaR; to re* 1 1 0, IT, 24.20CB r KlC022 t Lo ts LOST. Orw madton ton tan ootoad piflQIH o f pirtfrMi tvoupi undar or • I unknown natural and I daad. or not k ordaad, M r 5 9 — F in 4 - is ll N o t ic e s 4.5S11 71 — H elp W oney to Lend I! |*i. im ~ - - i a— —- .-I-.-. -4 - i — ^ m ravyJU ror compcnras ootng b m ih iiii try phocm to pnyni— you a ban and aak you to My bar R tv. For trdomwaon. cal toM aa I-E77-FTC HELP ( A piiito rorMca Tha Samlnota Herald and Eta rwomm I (H N LFornrr»Mion e lp W M M C D U T IL Y 1 pandate*, A make*. MF 7:30- 5 0 0 P U K S PM O W rt. TiwwpoTOMcn e g M CM 407-3041177 to Mart townrot ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN* YOU ARE NOTIFIED twt a aut to cMat*de of tw tatow tig m l proper­ ty tocatad In Seminole County. Ftonda: BEGIN 20 FEET N. OP THE SE CORNER OP LOT 43. NEW UPSALA. ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOP AS RECOROEO N PU T BOOK f. PAGE (7. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, RUN THENCE EAST 10 CHAINS. NORTH 3 CHAINS. WEST 10 CHAINS, AND SOUTH 3 CHAWS TO THE POINT OP BEGINNING. haa baan Mad ag4mal you and you era raqtwad to earn a copy of you wrman detanaaa. t any: to I on MAR­ VIN L BEAMAN. JR. ESQ. MAR­ VIN L BEAMAN. JR.. P A . FtaMdTa Attorney, whoaa artdeea la (OS N. Wymote Road. Winter Par*. FL 32739-2893. on or before Apr* 4. 2002 and Na tw origawl wan tw Clar* of tea Court attwr before aarrtca cn ptaMdre adomey or tovn e* ataty twroaftar, ctfwrvnaa a dataijl wit ba anlarwd agalnat you to tw rebel demanded to toa comptamL Dated on February 2S. 2002. MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OP THE COURT By.Oaborah Canard Otrk MARVIN L BEAMAN. JR . P A 303 N. Wymore Rd. Wrtar Par*. FL 327392383 Attorney to P la rtf PuMah March 3 10.17.24.2002 KK03S 3t THE OtoCUTI COURT OP THE t in t j u d ic ia l atocurr IN AND FOR 41111NOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA . t JURMCaCTTON DtVtltON CASE NO:34 U 3 1 C A 14 L UNION PUNTERS BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F/K/A UNION PUNTERS NATIONAL BANK SUCCESSOR BY MERQER TO LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS PLAINTIFF VS DANE L BROWN AAVA DANE LEE BROWN. IF LTVTNQ. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES, UENOR3. CREorrofls. tr u s te e s a n o all OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN in te r e s t b y . thro u g h , und er OR AGAINST OANE L BROWN A.WA OANE LEE BROWN FELICIA 0 BROWN. IF UVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES, ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST FELICIA 0 BROWN ALOMA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC: ALOMA WOOOS7ESTATE5 AT ALOMA WOODS ASSOCIATION. IN C . COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUMER SERVICES. INC.; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) RE-NOnet OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur m int to in Oder Granting lha Motion to Ratal Foredoeure Sale dated March 7.2002. entered n CM Cara Na 93 2383 CA 14 L of toe Circuit Court af tw 15TH Judicial Cmut to and to SEMINOLE Coutfy. SANFORD. FLORIDA. I w* ret to tw lughert and ban bidder to cun at toa WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE of tw SEMINOLE Couity Courthouse. X I N PARK AVENUE , SANFORO, FLORIDA. Florida at It 00 am on tw 4 day of AprV, 2002 tha Mowing detenbed properly aa tat tom <nrad Summary Fmal Judgnanl. P u t LOT 47. ALOMA WOODS PHASE L ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PU T BOOK 47. PAGES 47. 43. ANO 49 O f THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated Vu 8 day of March. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Oar* ot Vw Circut Court By Mary Stroup* Oaputy CWr* Publuh to Tha Sammola Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. perron* wan dtahwiwa need, toga *paoaf accommodaton rhoUrt contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al lha SEMINOLE County Courthouu al 407-323-43X, 1 800955-3771 (TOO) or 1300-9533770. vw Ftonda Relay Service DAVIO J STERN. PA M l S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (954)233-3000 98-31304IUPM) PuUuh March 17. 24. 2002 KKI10 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE ItTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 93 CA 2SE2 14 K FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES 08, A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF Hava Y ou Advarlatng Flyart Pitolad A Inaanad to Tha ONLY4.5^ PER C0PY1III C al THE SEMINOLE HERALD AAartaing Oapl For Oatada 407-322-2811 ABaodont 3ia4toinudito*ato want to adopt rwwbom to 4 yr otd. irranaaa altomay tod-trar tree 1-838-2220123(4363) 27 — N u rsery C ft Ch il d are CarLCPFUActhrvtaailBayroom Lot of TIC /E m. RafpHaa. rataa rrc u T O Eipertamed Madtoaf Aast rwadad to b x y tonfy pradta* to LMw ktoy Matoy back office dues* kidueng riitnlwki x iri.w .i ■—* pnivDonxny. immunUattorw A rrkwr procedure*. Muat be hetonAMkorl ' aklinctyinvn abnoaphan. Opportunity for pay baaed on m d in optntnflf Fnyour«UTWkxMy(407)7BMB3a e Production Dept., WM Train on lat C*uL*t H a . a ii t i n . |9*|* laM*AwwroB uAM . o™n, h w p o n iiw i Bpkraon wiin Uanagarrwnt Eip. pravtova naqidrod. 4C7-323-3121 A eooin iln g C M : V M ktato office produett company H aul: UorvFrL Bvn-Spm. Evpananca: *A M uir. Vilifying and preparing Vrvoicaa for payment. Account* Racahrabfa, Bank DapoarU and Slafamanl raconcTOng. computer Marato, ofltoa machina aUda. very rwet handwrtang. Salary la auhfact to aapartanca. Rafaranea* will ba mquMd ktoy ka atoad to Idro a t>m Mat SantodLaka Mary Longwood area. Muaf o l totopoinVTwrK. 407324-3550 elp W anted Managronarolarl Good pay and banafto Apply to panen or tend reauma to SoblrY Sutoa 2435 S. French Ava. • Sanford Full lima A part brrw teaching xM to. 2 year. A achoof age daaarooma E*p pratotad Cal to rtarvtaw, 407-3217835- Ctaarwro: B etel paopfa. houfy rake. Parka. AJUmont* Spring*. Rat rat* 33100/day Sanford, flat rat* 330 OOrttay C al 407-339-8000 5 5 — B u s in e s s Cuatonar S a n t* Flap. Looking t o paraon with tip . In customer service, computer data entry, 4 O PTO R TU N m E S Onto you dan b t Cam todueey Eroandrg Noi HLUl Fowrau Start P W Un a Free Co Mg.14 AM #20014)29 M YESTKUT1 BEFORE YOU S4VESTI AJway* a good podey, aapaoaly to buairwee opportunttiaa and tranchtaaa. C al Florida Oapl. of AgrtcMtua A Conaurwr Sarvlcaa at BCO-435-7352 or FTC-HELP lor baa Nomwaorv Or vtad ou Vfab *3a etw wvrflcgovftU op. Ftortda law raquiraa aatar* of certain hiarweacbPCTkntoea to uproar wtoi Florida Dept, ol Agncudura * Conaumar Sarvicaa before eating Call to venry lawful regwtranon before you buy L eg als vs STEPHEN CAMPBELL. IF LlWfO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A il OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST STEPHEN CAMPBELL; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STEPHEN CAMPBELL. IF ANY, VIVIAN CAMPBELL PSB UNOINQ CORP; INTERPRINT INCORPORATED. WORLD COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES. INC. A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CORPORATION. RAWER F MUNNS. RULON 0. MUNNS. KEITH R. WATERS. BOGIN. MUNNS 3 MUNNS. A FLORIDA LEGAL PARTNERSHIP; NORTH SUPPLY COMPANY HUNTINGTON POINT! HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN putuanl to an Ordar Granting Via deled March 7.2002. entered to CM Caaa Na 99 CA 2582 14 K of Vw CWart Court of Vw 18TH Judex! Circuit n and to SEMINOLE County. SANFORD, FLORIDA. I wit tab to Vw htowat and beat brddar to ca*h at lha WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE of lha SEMINOLE CouYy Courthouu X I N PARK AVENUE . SANFORO. FLORIDA, Florida al 11 00 a m. on Vw 4th day of AprV. 2002 Vw Wowrng daacrtwd property aa rat lorth n ea.J Summary Final Judgment to-we LOT 153, HUNTINGTON POINTS, PHASE III, ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PU T BOOK 51. PAGES 53 ANO 57. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated Vna 7 day ol March. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Vw Croat Court By- Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark PU * in to. Tha Sammoia Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. per*am wdh daabWtwt needng a ipecial accommodation ehoukt contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Vi* SEMINOLE County Counhoua* at 407-323-4330, 1 BOO 955-8771 (TOO) or 1-300-9556770. vw Ftonda Raley Same* DAVIO J STERN. PA M l S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION, a 33324 1954)2338000 99 395431FNMA)FTN Put* ah March 17,24, 2002 KKIIt NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nooca a hereby given that I am engaged n Duaawu at PO Boa 322422. Oviedo, FL 32752 2422, Samnoae County, Ftonda unto vw FKtanua Nam* ol INFtNTI APPLI­ CATIONS. INC. and Vial I inland to 'abater u d name wan Vw Divxan of Corporation*. Talahaaaa*. Ftonda. to accordance wtn Vw pnivwont of Vw Fictitieui Nama Slatota*. to WV Section 335 X . Ftonda Statute* 1991 PUVXfc March 24. 2002 KKI89 $300 D O W N -W H Y (W l«m 3BIV 2BA For Safe Wrtti Down Peymt fieMMnre ■. . lif-kvlxi h k a a a w . ^a^e|l tAA-V -■IIRu$e.\vllMRp9f uTIb-V—i .w •EOLI. Tlw A lfo r M li Ham* ~ 407 321 0759 W ill P r in t * D B itv B f F o r Y o u T o O u r n u d in For toTkwptoaro. mod pay; 3 BO daya. M-F wtoi torn whan naceaaary. Fa* Reauma 407-322-1611 [Se u VERY DRIVE FL UorvFrt. early A M ., B u ll (rwaX to aanton. HI 73 toa- dM n *M ng noonL MEALS ON WHEELS..E TC . 10E7 Sand Pond Road. Lake Mary. 407-3333377*120, DFWP, E O f Daavary \TOn Drlvar. RaqMrea dean driving record. Be abl* to Ml 7Stoa. SurwfWw StaHtng. 407-571-1680 DRIVER TRAINEE* NEEDED! Bestway heart* tractor trader Gkrari NO W No S700. per week eamaig potential. No COLT No probismi COL training avaitabfat Cad Nowt To! free 1-377214-3824 Eaperwnced Tie* Worker* needed for uokty contract craw* to Deltona Area Can (407) 4384)732 for additional into. Drug Free Workplace. EOE._____________ Garwral Cleaner*. Pkj# On* P/T Supervwor-Lakt Mary , Evenkiga Starting Apr* I lf ca l 407-339-5000_______________ HOUSEKEEPER Full tfcna poettlon. aieadenl pay. artenca preferred. CkiB Eepfrtt ApartmenU 407-3)1-3111 W VISTU ATE BEFORE YOU MVEET1 Afwaya a good polcy, eapedaty to busineas opportunitw* and IrenchlsM Cal Ftonda Dept, of AgncUtur* * Consunar Sam e** at *00-435-7352 or FTC-HELP to to * rdomwaon. Or vM ou W M a*a at www.ftc-goWbttop. Ftonda tow rsquasaaesrs of certaai buaawa* opportune** to legator arth Ftonda Dapt. of Agricuftur* I Conaumar Sarvicaa baton *a*ng. C al to verify lawful ragtotratton baton you buy__________________ Janitorial Suparvwor. Part Unw. aiparwncad. Excellent pay E benefit* Fan nauns 407-339-4710 or ca l 407-3393000__________ LA B O R E R S NEEDED FO R U NDERGROUND U TILITY C O N TR A C TO R HEALTHarouRAMCI ANO401K mAM Pna tree .i.kplM * Appry gr. WO MPto Prtva. AAamonra ferine* *07-1*0*000 Largs NursaryWanhoua* needs anargaoc. Ivghfy motor*tad worker* lor Hupping and trim dapt. Decorating and assembly bn* position* Some pWcawork avalaOto. Must ba soft to work ovartvn* 3 rwadad. Insurance and Apply in perron at 6770 W ait Slate road 43, Santord. Looking tor experienced pern cook man Good pay Also need waitnsses 5 bartender* 407-3234040. ask tor Pater • W C o p y ll W* H tve a Way Yteu Can Cut That Cost to HaEII THE SEkkNOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322-2611 Rtoidandaf oonatojedon, muat have minimum of S yvs •RtoMnoa. PMca «o k or houty 1500 aton on bonu*. Grsal browlk* 3B873BG221. Parson: Ful errw.arp. a pkM. Salary plu* commlaaton, Badoock Furniture, 407-322-3240, SaaUng matotananc* custodton to Pari TVn# poaMon al local church. Position avatebl* Aprtl 30th. Raguka* working knowledge of tocftxknd electric*1. ptonBing. and ind A/C dtadpltoaa. Desired working condfcns tors mrW etod >e*ee Cro 407-322-4371 t o applesBen and Bafad service hotel to Samtool* Coutfy seeking experienced ta x * parecrv Fa* rexrrx to 407-986-5981 or ca» 407-998-1000. Tlr* Kan wtto ttgrortanos, rnal haw drtvart lean*#, Apply to pareon M Fretf* Tire Service. 407- 324-34*0. 95— R Sanford: Lflngwood Markham Rd. 3BH 2 B A fenced yettL Funtohed or tvduntofwd Short Mrm rerOM ck. 2518012902.__________________ a r e h o u s e /R e n t a l lO NO BTO O a/LAKl MARY MU-dn pubic itoraga 800,300, or 1600 aq From IH S Itn . 407<DKBM or 407331-0639_______________________ E i t o n r a w n I-------- -rtapoak. Leka K a rr 271. $50Omo $500 Dsooaa le n ie n t 3/1 MOGrtna $300 deposit. $5757mo,$573 dapoalt $25 appecatton t o . No peto. C al 407321------ 117— C R 407- 1100 eg n, 3BR/2BA, 1 car B *n 0 «- CHA. ttrapface. ntoat Anetobto 4/1702. $800/mo. $800 aecurtty. C el — -773-3464- 118—O ffice S pace For R ent Sanfdro: BeuBl OMl A w , 2BR/2SA, tat Boor, appeance*. carpafAto. O U . acman porcMSSO, no pat*. Crfdw el Ra*«y B en to. 407-7833700. iO E tot Crxal$45Cmw AJ/wro 044 A prtxroatoto* 407-3228160 4 ,0 0 0 80U ARE FO O T F O R R E N T (4 0 D 3 0 2 -7 M 4 O fflee and/or 660 ag-row taal cfrro«*y Rice apace. Warohouae c m be rhered w trtavnni Mnrod n> to 3000 *q «. Wout ehpplng A harvEng c m be provtdad by pnmary torwrt. Prtm* tocroton ac|acart to Vx 417 Oreen Bek. 407-3200856 I ll— R e s o k t /V a c a t io n s atefcy k ta fto iQ a to W a togetokt homes Each rfeapa 8 Creak skka. nkna to GMkrOug or Aafnrtto. 291928-8746. — * . , _ --- n 11 ran i*to-, Ij-u■ irVlue M n J qfiranincAii.aNTYVVDanan.nffni o k i w i x i ' s m i n v i i i i x i : M ffl S S d ig it * ff/jnJni WE M t x P i o m m e r c ia l e n tals 1 0 5 — D U TLE X /TX I FLEX D O Y U T 9 R E N T A LS . 1BFV1BA W I Porch S42S/S400 Deecel 1BFV1BA W/Poreh. W/O Hook-Upt Meet/Ab $5251500 Dtp Bantod:36R/1 Bath W/FenWy ta n k W O HoeMMt. Lg Comer tal No Pete $7001700 Dtp Atom onto * wrto» : 36R/2BMh a1 Cto Garage. N m atoH A Ftoottog. Lg Screened Porch $6503600 D ipovt Lek * Mary; 4BR/38A W/ OM Qarege. Bcrmrwd Pod W/HotTUb, Fireplace, Formal DWng A Den. $1880/11300 Depoad DOYLX M ALTY, B fC P B S ( 1*1. m in. Ladks Call FREE! ( W 784-TALK1 SenJont 1 0 1BA hog** t o rare USQrSvk. 8375 tMpeak. todudM toa, nc paM or chdkan 407-32334*1. lA o o c m r n jN iu u fetororo tonbe IB to W S m *1 Er* tbvcb e e l M atfvaeeto A A btoieto A -i.rk toM i9 . ii oom s Fo x R ITIEDS- Very nlca, very cTOrot ton im. Newly remodeled, eil u8. cabto. A/C, todry, phone, keeft ue*. sec. dr, reeldeni owner, prtvat* entrance No SmokJngl Only drug tre* taker > 407-330-7373. Own roomtwth. Fplc. kitchen, long dtiUnce, laundry Good rwgftahoccL kwefy htvrx. nee yard, M ytortolw d, ready now. ISOttono. 1/2 meet**. 407-321-0724.1v mag *200 dap. Room For Rant: Free cabto A etoetrlc. wTO. U&Yrk. Lake Ava In Srortod. 407-868-7023 Room For R en t KAchen prtviXgea, Indudi Ml uMMee A cable. *423hno. lat A Hat month. 407-323-3300 95— R W o o m m ate anted Mature mala, H V »k Shari •varylhlng including utiktoa. No smoking In house. Furnished, to to fc ^ J V n iR J O T ^ t^ g o a . 97— A far tm e n ts * F u r n is h e d Sanford; Lovely 2SR apt. ere area, cable TV. Seeking mature kvfvldual or couple, no chAdren or pats $1205*3. or AaSftono ♦ $250 sac dap Lease 407-321-3735 S a n fo rd : Garage ApL sal* area, nokxkw a l pto* cabto. !5 X Pro/Mo, pfua Dap. 407-282-1394 Santoro Garage apt. sets ere*, metode* a l pto* cabto $5 X p*< month, plus deposit. 407-282 1394 partm en ts - $30.00 Off TOILCOLLECTORS In itia l S e r v ic e Onnge, OsccU, U M t Samxnola W ith T h is A d Ptod Training • Pto) VMaHon Background A Drag Scuen nequired B ent 2 Story Victorian Hem*. Hwtortc DWtrlct. tpfe. balcony, house privilege* S1001WK, SIOO depoeiL 407-326-5277 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407)323*8787 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4 0 7 -5 7 8 * 7 1 0 6 tsOTOreek plue depcwiL Uouaa —c--is— ^- p _>u *_jij-i.u pnvntyii, iftunary n*ii, ntw * * SSI preferred. 407-886-1101 U Vflices Coast to Coast* Since 1954 I The Universal Crossword Edited by Timothy E. Parker ACROSS 1 Impressive in scop e 5 E a s y ___ (simile phrase) 10 Professional charges 14 Signal receiver 18 "Enigma Variations" com poser 1 S *____pinch of QjgJt" 17 "A gn es Grey" author 19 "W h a t's___ for m e?" 20 N e w ZeaJander 21 Geological flattop 22 Punjabi princess 23 Two-tone treats 25 Edberg of tennis 27 Orion taJ temple 30 Teammate of H od ges and Snider 31 Cell block uprising 32 H op on board 35 Pricey strings, for short 38 It gives a hoot, really 39 Uke Coleridge's mariner 41 Halloween greeting 42 Address for a gentle­ woman 44'Tbroroot 45 Advanced, a s caah 44 Unsuitable 44 Coastlines 50 Human gobetweens 52 Louisiana Inlet 54 Arty Big Apple area 55 First name In fashion 57 Publicity Item, for short 61 Buffet aid 42 Grammy-win­ ning i ‘ 84% ___f_ those i trespass..." 65 Broom (comics witch) 65 Last word in a threat 47 Split In two 64 Early stages 69 Mach 1 fliers DOWN 1 Cracker ch eese 2 First word In a tropical 3 “M o n e y ___ object* 4 Humidor item 5 Lingua (Irish airline) 5 Replay type for an armchair quarterback 7 Actress Moorehead 8 Tigers' dubs 9 Pant leg 30 feature 10 Most evenhanded 11 "Show B oar author 12 "Absolutely Fabulous character 13 Lustrous fabric 18 Foedor frequenter 24 M ake a buck 24 Microphone word 27 Teen social 28 Sanyo com- 29 “Laugh-In" regular 30 Clarinet com­ ponent 33 "Rhyme Pays’ rapper 34 Completed 36 First-rate 37 S om e Morse cod e 39 Last of a loving three­ som e 40 Meddlesome 43 More than bothered 45 Locale of miraculous cures 47 Hitchcock classic 49 Pessimist's lack 50 Something lo wish upon? 51 Furze or whin 52 Church chimera 53 Casual comment 56 Streak, as in marble 58 Provides routine machine maintenance 59 Lion's share 60 Washington bills 63 C ole who w as “King" PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSW ER “i .a s c iA iR n M ji O 2002 Urwftrsftl Press Syndicate n f u r n is h e d 'ABCDEFGH I’VE GOT A G A L ...” By Michael H. Cur! M A R IN E R 'S V IL L A G E LAKE ADA 1BORM MW, MO 2 BDRU. IV dU O ANO UP CebX InckxXrJ 407-3238370 H I Month Rent 199 00 (Limited Dm* Odar) 2 Bedroom* 3559 3 Bedroom* $859 W * pay w*t*r/**w*r Small pat watconw Cedar Creak Apts 407-324-4334 Santord: 2 Bedroom 1 Bath Duple*. 3475.3475 Amenities 407-3218757. Call (407) 322-2611 To Speak to a Classified Ad Specialist Or F u Your Ad (407)323-9408 W noktoe p ii. ou smal buaVxwa. CotAd ba U or part »nw. 407-321-8303. 99— A •BUY•SELL•TRADE You can do it all with a Seminole Herald classified ad n f u r n is h e d Fenced Beck Yard. $700/M0 Fkro *380 S ecu ty DepeML C ALI PETE (407)4108007 Utod Sana A & V W TW a To I Prortwto Yburl Than Cad U * About Ffyars W o u ses' am m nm nss: anted 3240 ■ day poronaaibartanctng Training provtdad. 1-300-2*5393SX4271. 71— H 103— H 114— o u ses- n f u r n is h e d S pace Ctoan A Secure to SVi0f tou t orVy tar ft o t F u l House erM Mgee. EHOftak, IHOfWk, al Ml toctodad.4 U O n ly kuaiaaa, or any otiar paraon ctaiming by. through, undar or agalnal any corporation or s W lagat ■ w j nwnna u i ovrantjianL, aria as daPnam, paraona or partaa, rwa or corponia or whoaa aaact legal ataeia la unknown, dartwig undar. agaawt. or trough any of tw above named or dMcrfeed dafandanta or pwws, or c*«rwTg so naira any nyn. ana, or Meraal to and to tw tanda U F u r n is h e d ty photw to promlaa you a loan and id aak you la gay Var it Bay daBvar. For more totomeaon. cal toi-liwa 1-377-FTC H B J»(Apublc to*toamaaaa(^>rTr T v » ffli-, I I ■■ ■ I lf wnr4 Mi a i fra QtrnnKM n ffiiu ana o if Fedetro Trade Commlaaton)______ 61— M 105— H 1 0 1 — H O U SES' anted M A ID S N E E D E D 71 — H o al a n c ia l S e r v ic e s Cara Over, tovrig care.P/T, good ------a— — to-a-a^. - -- , ■ —m m , rwuora, enoeri, i y n Mp-« d *«n ifi rawJtnl 407-321 -3275 25— S p e M TN I SUMMON COURT PON THE STATE OP are 10 0— C R o n d o m in iu m e n tals Large 2/2 w/uffwdraJ carings, custom b u ll in storage, wat bar. waifwr/dryer. new peint A bertwr carpel, gated complea has pool ipatenm * court v'club house logging trail, d o s e to m il 1-4. l8 7 5 momh A Security Papuan included cable 407-324 6990 t BecVoom. Large wadi n ctoaaL Uv Rm. Om Rm. washer A dryer, screened porch $32,000 or W TVno, IK. tost* iX a e c L r t y 407862 2103 1 4 2 3 28 20 14 17 20 27 31 38 43 42 140 so 01 04 01 04 87 J �a Sunday Marrti IN. 2tKjJ I’ a go 511 1— H o m e s F o r S a l e 1 41— H o m e s F o b S a l e t *413 & Orange fee, o»2 5ti Wetorte Sanford: Mw/aiudy. 1«S0 M B <u h » W ) lemriWQil. m raje. 8 0 I BA &m *. Family 1 h W te v M g M a ,iiM | <*“ , 10 5 aao, CHA. — •— ‘-tirfu p L ln h M l atfi. sprirMwa (ly M m M h N l • lo appreclete. h i . M i, Oaf. grail neighborhood. naar W g fc g g lfilM * M7,S0° L4074224746. Focus O n S a v in g s Shop Seminole Herald’s Classifieds Everyday! [DOLLAR RENT A CAR at the SANFORD AIRPORT P a r t * T im e P o s it io n s A v a ila b le 1 4 1 — H o m es Fo r S ale 18 1 — A p p l ia n c e s It F u r n it u r e F o r S a le AFFORDABLE HOMES V EN TUR E i PROPERTIES Bedroom: 7 pc CHERRY WOOD 4 poster bed. >1 dove tailed, dresser adrianktor, cheat . rv^K stand, unused, ltd to box Coet $5k. tell $ IBSa Stw^i beckoom evetotfn 407709-5498 (OH E M T horn uato 110.000 Itm torreoentn auntna hot h f I k m i a BN task. 48« 1J BA: N n Roof. Cararnc Til. 11x21 Sc. Potrft, Pocf, on Over 1/4 Acre. 189.900 Omt IMAcra MM 1 Bate Dxdrv to. heevfy Mad Pitted tor qjck • 144 900 *Bfl XBA: Over 1MO Bq FL Lhr On. Fam Rm W/Fireptoc*. Deck. Qaraga St03.900 2M 1J BA: New Hoof, Caramtc T»*. Sc Porch. Ovaf 1400 Sq FL Ntaefy Landscaped. Pool. Fancsd 1 104.900 Worn BTI4BN 1BA: Over 3SOO 9q FT, Lrr. On. Fam Hm, 22,48 Sc Pool and Spa. 3 Cat Ov. Ovar 1/3 aera. $259,900 ■ tom BB4 Bfl 3 BA: Ovar 3300 Sq FL On OH. F«n Rm, 33x33 Sc PcxA2 CarCtorag*onOu*rl,2 Aa» $310,000 PAUL OSBORNE i A g e n ts • C ustom er S e rv ic e R eps • S e rv ic e A g e n ts • C a s h ie rs F le x ib le S c h e d u le • A p p ly In P e r s o n Ifio o d a y - F r i d a y - 9:00 a .m . - 4:00 p .m . \f a x r e s u m e w / c o v e r s h e e t t o 407- 859-9799 a ttn : J a y B en n e tt at Dollar Rent A Car[ R e d Q e v e l a n d B l v d . , S a n f o r d , F I 32773 N b « IS yarn ol aga and h M ■ v*M ft o ld i O iN tn IcanM. Smofce/Drug Fra* Wortt$*c*/EO€ / i m H i m t f i t m ’i h i •> in ■ i, t i h i Rant To Own: 311 McVay Or. Senora. 4BR/28A. Great Neighborhood Mova In Now. For more Mo cal. 407-332-6696X4. S a n d 3BH 2 BA. E g * comet lot. old Maylair neighborhood Newly ram remodalad.S17S.000 407 334-9933 Sanlont 4/2. Ska naw at low m S443mo Bruised cretK LEASEPURCHASE considered. ISOS E«to« Qo took! 407-495-5152. Sanlont Custom bull 3BH 2BA. vauftadcaBngs, Iky lights, working fireplace Immaculate 4 ipao our. mery **»«*, ffixel at. $117000. 362735-4350. neighborhood, pool, Me. naw paM 6 carpal. Cal 407-474-3434. look no further, the Sanford Seminole County Chamber ol Commerce is the ptace tor you. W e Oder evtr,1tin g from a board room for your A X 4A 0 C tM M T T T H IE F 7nVfi5to a grand banquet hafl perfect for H fD O BSSS A N D ft W T E l W e prtM de. tables, chairs and a M U k h e a L Everything you need, tor s i unbeatable price. ... « To make reservations please c a l Angie at 407-322-2212E x t 10 1 4 9 — C o m m e r c ia l P ro perty Fo r S ale Oraal Location on 17-93 InSentord. 3.000 total aq ft. W ud n 1.000 >q flCHAoffic**p*c*. Concrete block w«h 4 nfNjp door*. Buffing In great condition. 17 parting space* Owner la mottvatadt Call Vanes Scon. Hbaltot. 407-314-4810 C a ll C o u n try L ake For the whole picture Convenient • Spacious • Affordable Newly Refurbished Apts, from s545 • Spacious A p a rtm en ts « l l h la rge (JoseLx • ta k e Front « Volleyball » Sparkling Cdo I « Tennis C-nurtn - Country L a k e Apt*. AIRPORT N u n J UVE OAK 04.VO I N 1 Country Lake 2 7 1 4 R id gew ood Ave., Sanford • 3 JO -5 2 0 4 w- % ale ' r DELTONA 10 acre* Ideal lor media homesit*. horsaa. cams, tanning or nursery! Zoned agricultural. $4.000/ACHE. Sm. down w/ownar finance 904-717-1773 or 404-747- 1 5 5 — C o n d o m in iu m s Fo r S ale Sanloid Very targe 2BfV 3.5 BA. a ) brick, pmrata court yard, new high achool $65,000 407-314.8243 157— M obile H omes Fo r S ale WASHER 4 D R Y tfl ' $4500 B io C e le b r a t io n ! •299.00 M O V E S Y O U IN I Sanford Landing Moving Sal*: Sat. Mar 16-23 Evwyttng n u t be gon* by Mar 23 147 North High SI. Lake Mery 407322-4037. Furniture . bedding towel*. cfcahea, srhrarware bruahguafd 4 winch lor Dodge M fynnal It Home. DR. LR. BP Furniture 4 Car. 1996 Oldainob* Ctere, orfy 2J00 m*ae. IU*y loaded DwaPMcar $13400 obo Must ael ev ery t*V 318 LPwvlew Dr, Oalear Ccae Estates ktoMe Home Park. 407333-8037. S a k a d n O rfy 3/33 8AM-2PM. 141 Kridar Road. Sanford (Sanore Sub; Lota ef doW ng lir e 1320 and ottei 219— W a n t e d 187— S p o r t in g G oods B E A R W HITT TAIL BOW 45-65 b puE Rest wllh Quiver 4 Arrow* Asktog $46 00 obo. 407-3491910 dot* Club*: Set ol MacGregor Ntoklaua Gotten Boar. 4 wood*. 9 Iron*, puttar and bag . Reg *388, A l tor >50 00. 407-322-7879. 1 9 1 — B u il d in g M a t e r ia l s CORRUGATED STEEL ROOFHQ lor Bami Boat Docks. Shop*, etc A lto Curved Pipe: 15'a3<7 $170 00/ta 18*120 $202/aa. Surpkia Steel 4 Suppfy, Inc. Apopka 407-3935788 199— P e t s & S u p p l i e s Lovtog home tor uiwanled bade. Wl prkip.3862l4-l938caRfione.306734-4038. EXTRA LARGE DOGLOO IN GOOO CONDITION $50.00 PLEASE CALL 407-332-0167 free to good home: German Shepard.maie. 1 yr old. shapard marklnga. 407-331-6447. Lab Retriever: Female, yellow. 1 05 months 0 <d A K C registered, needs room to run. $350 obo. 407302-4923. ■ , WhradFee eng. I wd ghe bang o n b a Varied LhaaaApeo Dog or type ol mWalure dog. 407-322-6492 211— A ntique /Co llectules Diamond Soktairea. 2 50 d. round, appreted $24,000. only $81500 353 cl round, appraised $33,000. orfy $ 14,886. SSOct round appfalaed $62.000,. erf/ $39,800 Private. 813 786-4896 Will Buy Old Linens. Diariei Ptckrat, Hiratre. JaweTy and Oddi 6 Ends. 407-686-8769 to B uy — Ten Al Home Payment* From $2S’month Free Color Catalog Cell TOO AY 1-600-842-1305 www np etstan com 230— Bo a ts It A ccessories Fiberglass boat with Evtnruds V8| 'outboard engine. New peini GaAwsmd Safer Are We* maintained $3.200obo Can be seen at N triols Outboard Svc Canter. 1000 W 1st S t. Sanford 407-231-4443 I A cherry aleigh bed. solid wood, with pillow top mattress aat Never uteri Sei $549 Con duNer 4074220230 to a k in o s iz e p il lo w t o p orthopedic mattress set New plastic Sell $195 407-422 88^8 Bed Black iron canopy bed with Saury firmpJIuwkp let Never used 407-402-2778 Q THE LASSIFIEDS' m n u k itM 231— C ar s F o r S ale i iftgiai 1940 Lincoln Conttnwto) UwV W Lm * than 100K mtoa. 41500 407-331-0239. 4 door, stareo. good o Trad** weUntna. 4700 or baatoBar. 407-330-6641. • M9TAHT CREDTT• ue today! N khole Outboard C A LL MR. PRICE1 S m Habta EseenoJ SAN FO R D 407-321-5163 SsrvtceCentor. 1000 West 1M4L Sanford, 407-J23-0484. Nnvptant good bterior. AC needs work. $1496 O' beat offer. Cal 407-337-3667. MIN 7 00pm. (407)444-4767 _________________ 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s 4 .5 c i l 4 .5*11 Have Your Advertung Ffyera Printed 4 Inatriad In The Seminole Herald H ONLY 4.5c PER COPYIIIf Cal THE SEMINOLE HERALD Advemaing Depl For Detail! 407-332-3611_________________ DOE TO MVOMCC: Must aeenhea NECCHI SEWINO MACHINE, brand new. In oripnaf caftan, doe* aventfng aubmetcaly Oronel coal $449 Pay orfy $148. Phone 407-6835606. d ^ f or nifpti f Nichols \ Outboard Service Center SRN SPA! SPA17 FT Longer bacM with Shoulder, Hip . Bach. 4 Neck Jets. Underwater light, cedar cabinet. Never used. Full warranty Lkf $3296, m at saoflo* $1806 407454-91641. What does that mean to you? EvInnxJt, J oh n son 100% Financing New 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes • Ssnrlca A S i l i i • N n r A U ttd Parts • U$4d Boats I Motore Call today for your FREE recorded message to , find out more. * - i t i r - . r ^ S TT* a fn rK i v r c n s n s M Total UouklstSoo Showcaace, Gondola, Pellet Rath, Stockroom Shelving. Jewelry Equb. Safes. Vaiila. Patel Jacks, F fe Cabmeta. Ladder*. Track Lighting. Shopping Carta, Syltem . Security Equip Lockers, Office Furniture. Slat Wat. and Much. Much. More. 7175 W Cottmel Dr. Orlando 407-521-7707 730 Sand Lake Rd. Oriendo 407-340-9575 2999 E. Colonial Or, Orlando 407-896-2001 3831 W. Vine S t Knakrvnee . 407-445-77S4 T 3 Slate Rd 434, AIL Spring* '-682-777! 1458 SapramBriLCaanbiiry 407831-7360 ttt Town* Center Blvd. Sentord, 407-330-9969 1587 W. New Haven Ave. W Melbourne. 331-768-1778 8626 S Htywey 441. Leeatug 363326-3202 1-444-414-4834 atnrTtib«rLkaild*lora.cam 1000 W. 1st St., 407*622*1237 E xt: 269 Sanfort F L (407)322-0984 i— t— t— 258-A u to m o t iv e 272<Delivery S ervices 291-M ortgages Lowell's Auto Rspslr The Crafter* Eye Professional Services Moved to 106 E. IN 41 Sentord. Pro(***lon*i Service*. Kitty Silting. Helping Ftond Errand NEED A HOME LOAN? Wide Rang* Mortgage Toyota 4 ASE Master Mechanic Foreign 4 Domestic Auto Repair burz CLEAN W * Offer These Service* •Maid Service • Office Cleaning •Preaeure Waahmg •Ftoof Rafiniahing 407-331-4712 Cell 407-303-4644 275-D ryw all Dry Wall ‘ Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcomll 407-322-6338 Ul 4 0 7 - 3 2 8 -8 8 1 8 Residential •Commercial Ask About Our Specisial 407-324-1177 Lim ited Tune! * BrandNw * J Apartments Homes J Lake Mary Blvd. & 17-92 * | g rW g | | -s fmBSRB ? ********** * 407-327-4458 a % g 0 |l The Homestead Helper* Licensed. Bonded. Insured, Dependable. Honest. Seminole County. 407-332-0147 2 7 0 -C o n c r e t e Repair* • Installation •Wood. Post A Rail Fence •Stockade •Chamlink' Fence -eoerd on Board •Shadow Box Can For Free Estimate (407) 331 0765 330 Dog Track Rd. Longwood m an Al Hone refers Kfchen. Qafv Cade 4 Wiring. Much more. 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Spmg dean up yards, garage* etc. Senior CWien Dlscounto. 4073316432 or 407 328-6738 ALLiUkH&ff5f g ~ SpeclalUtng in reroollng 4 repairs 407-333-1938 U c* RC 0060658 308-T herafeutic M assage Avalon Cental IUM008015 Keren Chattarson LMT, IMA0014491 Stress Management 1400 S Parti A ve. Sentord 407-3304407 312— T ree S ervice Whet About Bob s Tie* Samoa? W# Accept All Credit Cerda. Tree Removal. Tnmmeig, Bobcat Svc. Firewood. Free Estimate* lu d n s .407-2*0-1*74 ! Setvlca Mrectsfy U M 44 k n c t ^ | E g a a ) Nick KourpenkM (346) 456-1177 2 8 1 -H o m e 287-Law n S ervices Precision Concrete New. Replace 4 Repair Pressure Washing 4 Sealing Avafotfe 10% Discount thru March 386-574-4 790386 601-5428 program*. Good Creat Slow CradH. 8*4-Employed. Free Pre-ApprovMI MRJJEOOULD D N. B. Funding, Ino A Mortgage Brokerage Buelnee 407-332-0404 N 103-3040 277-Fence_______ Classic Fence Compeny Serving You Over 50 Yeers We Denver/ W e Manufacture We Insist 2 7 8 -H a n d y NEAT-N-T1DY Wyndham Place & j— Advartlsa your bu sin ess or ssrvIcBs for a s little a s $2.00 per day. Call (407) 322-2611 to speak to a Classified Representative 269-C l e a n in g S ervices ********** t— Business & Services Directory A irp o rt B lv d . & 4 Q A ( ' t i l l ■ / 'n r O i t a i l n Bank Owned Property!!! A F o rc e A u th o r tn d W in d c h a s e A p artm en ts ^ •CREDITO bCtTAHTANCO* Trenaftero La* Pago* A 8u I * S r Practof SANFORD 407.^15143 TAKE O VER PAYMENTS'!! •Certain Restrictions Apply ^ CALL MR PRICE! Se Hebla Etowtoi SANFORD 407^1-4143 Looklng for • ueed boat and/or motor7 IMrira got ffiemf Come eee $ 9 9 M o v es Y o u In ! \ 1 2 piece Name Brand Queen ORTHOPEDIC PILLOW TOP Matties* Set Brand New Still in Plastic Sacnhce $100 Can Dokver 407-433 8848 onie Chech Them Outt Many Model* To Chooee Brand Now Boat 4 Traitor Starting At- $1,tM. •INSTANT CHUrr* NtohotoOutbot 407-333-0444. Looking to purchase amel lawn care ot pressure waahng buMneae-Al or tome ol the lob*. Cell Bob el UNTIL JUNE 2002 1 Luxury (am piiiowtop aal wtlh 7 y( warranty full $135, quean $140. lung $210 Brand naw. Located In Sanford. 407-403 3778 TAKE OVER PAYMENTSill we Sal Your Boat on Conatgnment. Buy TC-W3 Mercury Motor OR at o n ly 111 per Qallonll Outboard Service Cantor, 407-333- Service 4 Rep* r It our ONLY Buaineai 'Boat 4 Trailer Repair* •Factory Certified Technician* ■ Mercruiier Dealer Hri: M-F 4e-4p. Saffiem-Noon 1-4 lb Em 52 ' Pori at Sanford (407) 324-0911 1 KINO SERTA, posrurepedic aat. never read Coal $3K. aal $295 Can deliver 407-709 5698 L S O K in — The New 2002 3M/WSportl 1000 West tat SL Sanford 407-223-0444 16 ft C h e c k m a te Harbour Marin* Service 407-471-3734 231—C ars For S a li Nlchola Outboard Service Center 3400 West SR 46. Sentord C el 407-303-8565 Houre8 00- 5 30 VISA/MA5TER CARD Closing. / 1 f>n ttu ten t 1000 W . F irst S treet • S a n fo rd . F L 32771 Mcrwng Sate: 230— Bo a t s It A ccessories is c e l l a n e o u s WOLFF TANNtNO BEOS Aflc liable * Convenient Gottinew Apia, Rinehart Rd. Mar 23/34, 7am-2pm No check* nouwinoua no*n5______________ 344-763-0430 W * B u y Houeea, Condoa, Commercial and Land. Foracloaure STOPPED. Back Paymanta Brought Up To Data. Relocating? DI«orced7 Bad Tenanta? Wa Can HELPII Any Cmditlon, Any Area. FAST Baby cnb with mattress 8 bumper pads $80 407-321-2129 D o n 7 M is s The Huge Garage Sale CoaecHpea loti ol tool*, fumture Mar 2324 Heathrow-Witscn Elementary area WiHon A Emmett, kdowiigns 8arr W7 223— M 2 6 0 - B o a t R e p a ir A Full aua mattieaa aat. Now ml pusac Mini ie4 $60 407-4338848 F a x (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -0 2 5 3 Pea arm cna»a wan cane backing 4 bkia vehrel cushion*. Good condhon. Only $26 00 407-3320167. S ales arage 159— R eal Estate W a n te d A Brand flow Cherry Oral drey] title 72* and 6 Cham wLeat Sell <n Bor $960 Lignied Cham Cabinet Aval Can Deliver 407-4220230 ( 4 0 7) 321-6220 D rag Room-13 pc.aold cherry wood, double pedestal labia w/ leal. 4 CNppandale chairs, buftet 4 hutch, never used, coal J8k. Ml $1295. server. $250 407-709-5494 217— G 36a 10 media homa. attached FL rm. parity hjmd. carpeted, ceftog lane, naw stove. new A C . Located n Town & Country (adLrit) Park, 6365 Oranga Bhd,Lk Monroe Aakng $17000 3B6740-1095 t BRASS BED. QUEEN SERTA. pnkjrepedc wt 8 kame Never mad. eon $IK. aal $376 Candakvw 407709-5698 1= l J Creme lova aaat. $75. brass co/lee A and tables,$125. lighted oak etagere. $250. bakers rack, $25 we» unit. $50.407-323-4147, Mar 7pm. 181— A ppliances & Fu rn itu re For S ale Apartments I Beds, betted m Sentord. ortfepedc trm aetawWi 5 w warraray. Twtt $76, U $80. queen $86. kkig $ 176 Nevar used, can detvar. 407-402-3774. 1 5 3 — A c r e a g e L o t .F o r S 1 Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad $15.75 per month..... 5 lines /3months $24.75 per month ....10 lines /3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines /3 months C la s s ifie d (407) 322-2611 �I -, \- : : P a g e 6 B Sunday. March 21. 20Q2 TO PUCE YOUR HD231— C ars For S ale 235— T ruck/Buses/Vans For S ale IM SB w w E h K ih M d ig »«t»t< x h — d 5500 407-378-7039 1944 F 5 3 1-1*0 Cargo Van.1 dual ar. kic*a * n n partaa 88500 abo 407-331-1*83. Cad. Eldorado, 1978: iM g N bod/. w/500 d angina, vary good condition. 70.000 maaa. 81250. 407-378-4457 altar 8pm of 321-443­ 3843 : i* * 4 Tayata K E Utliaa. 4 cylndar. 5 apaad. 37000 maaa. Plonaar AUTM /SanaCaaaNa. 95 Faabad. Rad. 8 cyL auto twctad. n n ga d . (ROOD Cal * w «pm. 407-323-7519. araa.- Eacaaanl gaa maaaga. CaN HwraUaad Cara. 407- • • • -w- r-J f j f e ^ 1995 OMC 2 dr Dido*], color gray. A/C. rado AU TM Odomatar 38890 55.866 A* la. "Kara la Pia Ca4: 407-338-5473 CALL M R CASH and DRIVE AWAY TOOAY FOR Aa U M Aa I1I80OWH1II PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDIT... BAO CREDIT SANFORO 407-321-5183 (Sa HaUa EipanoO ready when you are. 1997 CTwvy S-10 thort bad ptctajp Low mdaaga. Dart Oraan. AUTM CO alarao 85.000 407-3233967. 199^ dhwryft-td4cy4ndw.il-dad. aupar daan. tow ndaa I7900obo 407-377-7498_________________ Paga Aqull LLAME A MR CASH Y UEVESELO HOY CON 1188 PRONTO w a rm M Z ja rm m CALL MR. CASH and DRIVE AWAY TOOAY FOR Aa LM a Aa I I ttOOW NIII PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDITO MAL CREDITO SANFORO 407-321-5183 PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDIT... BAO CREDIT SANFORO 407-371-8163 (Sa HiMa EapanoD ------ H O I------I1 M 8 PON DU 'RENTA DE AUTOVAN" Compra Aqul__ Paga Aqull Santo*d. 407-321-5163 Sa Habla Eipanol LLAMEAMR CASH Y UEVESELO HOY CON t l 8* PRONTO Toyota Camry. 1993. 132K*m 5t" 18.000 407-8884XJ11 or 352-383 4847. P M . BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREDITO UAL CREDITO SANFORO 407-371-8183 235— T ruck/Buses/Vans For S ale -------- N i d i ---------118*8 PON D U "RENTA DE AUTCW AN" H U M U H t M M i- Santord. 407-371-8183 Sa FUbta Eapand •CREDITO M STANTANIO* TranaAato Laa Paooa A 8u I a Sr Pi 240— Bo a t R entals SANFORO 407*^*5153 tlaad Soma A & V U T W M To Promda Ytaur Buanaaal Than C al Ua About Flyara “ REPO* REPO* REPO*" •CREDITO M STANTANIO* TtanaAare Laa Pagoa A Su Nombral Llama a Sr Praad We Will Print* Deliver For You To Our Reeders For Only WCopyH SANFORD 407421*5183 ■ •• *■ *' i _______ : U V M M — M VM M I Cowtpn A gnl r A l. • INSTANT CREDIT • TAKE OVER PAYMENTS!!! Wa Hava a Way Ytau Can Cul Thai Coal In HaNil CALL MR. PRICEI Sa HaPta Eagand SANFORD 407-321-5183 THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING OEPT 407-333-2811 laao Cravy Luv Pit.-up riaCuW angna, *una graar BadUa< 9450 Alao ItaM Laarm campar ahai tor a ’ • ' long bad p d i l*> L4w rww. 575 407­ - ' . 324-0819 or 407- 4838439 241— R ec. 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S I T V a S I , V . 4 x 4 a Plan Sq.FL Bed/Bath Price Avail Dove 2605 5/2.5 5185,948 April Eagle 2166 ms $173,537 Now Osprey 1496 3/2 $137,990 May Oriole 1702 3/2 $150,210 Now Falcon il 1913 4/2 $160,689 Now Fbinciana II 2320 4/25 $189,429 Now * 407 302.7005 . From 1-4 East at Lake Mary Blvd.; left on Country Club Road, Right of Crystal Lake Ave.; Community 2.5 miles on right. CGCAOI3075 f C s ‘ Offer applies exclusively to homes t r d ! financed through Homebuyers Funding, L.L.C. Better Engineering Builde A Better Home Broker participation w e lc o m e d w w w .e n g ln a a r a d h o m a a .c o m i �Page 8C Sunday. March 24.2002 T he Seminole H erald Food A unique twist to the traditional Easter dinner The flow ers are bloom ing. attention. Fears poached in Spring is here. Families red w ine is a favorite dessert dressed In their finest Sunday In m y house. The key is clothes gather to be together reducing the poaching liquid and sit d ow n to a sumptuous into a succulent syrup. Serve and delectable gourm et meal. with a little cinnamon The hostess serves a whipped cream and meal that must have you have a winner! taken all day to cook, Caution: Once you yet she still has time to serve this dessert, be entertain and set a gor­ prepared to make it geous table. H ow does often. Seriously, people she d o it? Better y e t , go crazy fo r this one. how d o you do it? Don't say I didn't Easter morning is warn you !o taste filled w ith Easter e g g A little note about E E n b a ft hunts and children Dougherty kitchen equipment. If filled w ith enough Culinary you don't o w n a good chocolate to keep them roasting pan, you C apers bouncing o ff the walls should consider getfor hours. With all this • • • • • • • ting one. Th ey are goin g o n , how d o you worth more than a prepare that unforgettable golden egg! M ine has lasted gourm et meal? for years through countless Realistically, aren't w e all a holidays. Roasting makes life little tired o f roasted turkey? easier. Instead o f spending all Between Thanksgiving and day watching the stove, relax Christmas, I thought I was and poke around in that sprouting feathers! What Easter basket o f yours for about that spiral sliced ham? awhile. But save the pink jelly Great stuff...but you know the beans for me! hostess picked it up pre-made. Hen.* is something com pletely Provencal Style Pork Roast different which is not on ly ele­ © Elizabeth Dougherty 2002 gant but deceptively easy. One five pound pork rib It doesn't take a golden roast, bone in. goose to uncover this gem o f a 1/2 tsp. each dried rose­ recipe: Provencal Style Fork mary. marjoram, sage, basil, Roast. A gourmet meal that lakes virtually no preparation time, tastes great and virtually cooks itself (no basting, I promise). This [Easter, w o w your guests and family with Roasted Potatoes and Broccoli Gratin. It tastes delectable. Your guests w ill w onder how you d id it. When you see how easy it is, you w ill w onder w hy you haven't thought o f it before now. There is one great dessert done on top o f the stove that docs not require constant thyme, oregano Generous amounts o f salt and pepper. 4 TB olive oil 4 carrots large dice 4 celery sticks large dice 2 medium onions, large dice 1/2 cup white w in e 2 cups of milk Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Prepare roast by rubbing with herb blend and salt and pepper. Place roasting pan on top o f the stove (d o not use an aluminum foil roasting pan Provencal style pork roast with roasted potatoes and broccoli gratin for this) over tw o burners set to medium high heat. A d d o liv e oil to pan. Sear roast on all sides. Remove roast from pan and add vegetables. Saute vegetables for a couple o f minutes. Place roast back in pan on lop o f vegetables. Pour m ilk over roast. (Yes, m ilk!) Place in oven for tw o hours or until internal temperature o f roast reaches 165 degrees F. If vegetables start to appear dry, add a little water. R em ove Irum oven, lake roast ou t ol pan and set aside to cool slightly. Put roasting pan back on top o f tw o burners on the stove on medium high heat. A d d white wine and stir with w ooden spoon to deglaze. Put the contents o f the pan into a food processor or blender and blend until smooth. Check seasoning and add salt and pepper, if necessary. Serve sauce over pork. Serves 6-8. Roasted Potatoes 3 lb red roasting potatoes O liv e oil to coat 1 tb finely minced rosemary Salt and pepper Clean and quarter potatoes. Put in large bowl and add enough olive oil to barely coat the potatoes. A d d rosemary, salt and pepper. Place in a baking dish and put in oven with the roast about 45 min­ utes before the roast is done. Pears poached In red win with cinnamon whipped cream Broccoli Gratin 1 lb. Broccoli florets 2 eggs O ne medium onion, sliced thinly l TB butter 1/2 cup cream 1/4 tsp. nutmeg 8 ounces grated cheddar cheese Salt and pepper to taste. Clean and cut broccoli into florets. Discard the tough stems. Blanch in boiling, salt­ ed w ater for about five min­ utes. Rem ove from pot and drain. Set aside to dry. Saute onion in the butter until just translucent. Rem ove from heat. Set aside. M ix together eggs, cream , nutmeg, salt and pepper in a small bowl. In a 12 x 12 deep baking dish, put a layer o f the onion, a layer o f the broccoli, another layer o f onion etc. until all is used up. Pour egg/cream mixture over, cover and place in o ven with the roast about one hour before the roast is done. Fifteen minutes before the roast is done, take out gratin, uncover and add the cheese on top. Place, uncov­ ered back in oven, until top is toasted and bubbly. A llo w to cool slightly before serving. Serves 6 to 8. 2 - 4 TB confectioners sugar 1/4 tsp. Cinnamon Wash and peel pears leav­ ing them w hole and stems intact. Place them in large sauce pan with wine, adding water until the liquid reaches at least halfway up the sides o f the pears. A d d spices and sugar. Bring to a boil and then, sim­ m er uncovered for about an hour. Occasionally, turn pram so till sid e s arc p u d d lin g cvcn- ' ly. W hen you can easily insert a knife into the pears, they are done. Rem ove pears, let them cool slightly and then refriger­ ate them. (This can be done the day before) Turn up heat and begin boiling the poach­ ing liquid. Reduce, reduce, reduce until the liquid is d ow n to about 1/4 cup. Set aside. Take out w hipped cream from refrigerator and let it sit at room temperature for a few minutes. W hip cream at a moderate speed until it just starts to take shape. Stop m ixer and add sugar and cin­ namon. Continue m ixing at a moderate speed until soft Pears Poached in Red W ine peaks form. w ith Cinnamon W h ip p ed Serve each person one pear, Cream © Elizabeth Dougherty 2002 w ith sauce drizzled on top and a dollop o f w hipped 6 Bose or Bartlett pears, not cream. (It's nice if the sauce is too ripe. still warm but not necessary. 1/2 bottle of 750 ml. red Serves 6. w in e (not cooking w in e ) 2 cloves Ehzibeth Daugherty it a member of the 1/4 tsp. nutmeg InternalionJl Association of Culinary 1/4 tsp. cinnamon Professionals and the Florida Restaurant Association She is currently rmatulmg a 1/4 cup granulated sugar Cinnamon W hipped Cream 1 cup heavy w h ip p in g cream former bedand breakfast in Sanford when the will leach classes anJ begin a foundation to educate youngstets about food and food etiquette. Her Wet site u urww.theculinarycapert.com Hawkins Continued from Page 7C currently is chairman o f the Goldsboro Front Porch Governor's Neighborhood Council. She has been an active citizen o f her community. Special thanks to the spon­ sors: Central Florida Pharmacy Council, The Ryan Foundation, Star 94.5 Shelia Jeffers, Angela Adams, Keith Griffin and IBWC National Office. Supporters included Attorney Michael Moore, Rafman Club Inc., Trinity 1lealth Care Corp., American Reprographics, Clarence and Irene Ingram, G lover Trucking and Lind Co., Ken Wilson, WixxJy Timmons Lind Cleaning, I larry Larson Dumb Truck, Boston's Land Cleaning Co., Orian Boston M ow ing, Etc., and Bernice and William Flail. Many o f the conference speakers have written books of interest to those AWEEO "African Women Embracing and Empowering Ourselves." A few o f the books are: "Primetime: The Complete Guide to Health and Wellness for Mid-Life African American Women," by Dr. Marilyn Caston and Dr. Gayle K. Porter, "Soul Quest, A Healing Journey for Women of the African Diaspora," by Dr. Denese Shore ington and Dr. Billie Jean Pace.. African American Men's Health Summit w ill be Saturday, March 30, from 8 am . to 4 p.m., in the Orlando Downtown Marriott Expo Center, located at 500 West Livingston St. Free workshops and health screenings will Ire offered. Keynote speaker is Dr. Terry Mason, a noted physician and author o f "Making Love Again, Renewing Intimacy." �In s id e : S e c tio n C D o r is March 24, 2002 M arva iect SafePlace Sheriff's office offers safe haven fo r Seminole's youth By Christopher Patton Staff Writer <~*Vtildren in search of a w** safe place Luri now seek shelter at wit; seminole County Sheriff's Office. M o n d a y m orn in g SC SO C h ief D ep u ty S teve H arriett and C o u n ty C om m ission C hairm an D aryl M cL a in h elped christen the n ew designation. P roject SafePlace is a n ational p rogram that helps yo u th under the a g e o f 18 fin d tem ­ p ora ry sh elter du rin g crises. K id s m ay g o to a SafePlace site if they feel threatened, scared or fear harm . " I t seem s v e ry fittin g, g iv in g uur locu s on the c o m m u n ity 's you th, fo r the s h e riff's o ffic e to be design ated a S afeP lace," said H arriett. T h e sher­ iff's o ffic e is contracted County Commission Chairman Daryl McLain helped christen the sheriffs office as a new SafePlace location. 4C-5C D i e t r i c h 3C H a w k i n s 7C R e lig io n Sunday by the state to p ro v id e ch ild p rotection services to the area. " I t seem s natural, w e w o u ld h ave this as w e ll," H arriett said. C oin cid en tally, the w e e k o f M arch 17 is d esign ated as N a tio n a l SafePlace w eek . T h e SafePlace g o a l is " t o establish the S afePlace sign as a signal o f h elp to youth e v e r y w h e r e ." S afePlace began in 1983 in L o u is v ille as a com m u n ity p ro gra m o f the Y M C A . M o re than 39 states p articipate in the p ro g ra m h elp ­ in g m ore than 8,000 you th annually. F lorid a is the lea d er in SafePlace sites w ith 3,100, w h ich are m anaged b y 21 d ifferen t p rogra m s statew ide, said state co o rd in a ­ tor C h risty Daly. In 1997, fire station N o . 35 w as the first d esign a ted S afeP lace site in S em in ole County. Today, m ore than 35 S em in o le C o u n ty businesses and pu b lic locations d is ­ p la y the y e llo w S afePlace lo g o in clu d in g RaceTrack ga s stations and all the fire halls. G irls and Boys T o w n o f C en tral Florida w o r k in conjunction w ith the national Project Safe P lace to h elp adm in ister S afeP lace sites in the area. T h e grou p has h elp ed m ore than 12,000 ch ild ren in C en tral Florida. "B y 2003, w e h op e to h a v e 50 SafePlace sites in S em in ole C ou n ty," said M a ry K ate O ’ L ea ry o f G irls and Boys T o w n o f C en tral Florida. 1‘ uture location s cou ld in clu de h osp itals and o th e r 24-hour s e rvice stations, she said. T h e G irls and Boys T o w n helps co o rd in a te sites b y train­ in g em p lo y e e s on h o w to h e lp ch ildren in need. T h e local o rga n iza tio n a lso d istribu tes the large b lack and y e llo w placards to design ated sites. T h e tradition al SafePlace sign w as red esign ed last m onth to in clu de a telephone num ber. The a d d e d G irls and B oys T o w n num ber, 407-3236903, is just o n e m ore m easure to ensure ch ild ren in dan ger can fin d a safe h aven 24 hours a day, 365 d a ys a year. Pictured righ t, S a te P la c e S tate Coordinator Christy Daly talks about the im portance o f having a s a le place for S em in ole youth to g o w hen they are in da n ger ol harm during the recent shentt’s o ffice designation. B e lo w . Girls and B oys Town D irector Mary Kate O 'Leary sp eaks to the audience. HtraU phoiot by Tammy Mmttml �Page 2C Sunday. 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Suite 102 Orlando, FL32803 Clermont FI 34711 407-481-9564 352-243-8117 n* me e e can«) « ■ nwaM m u M itaiMM M U«( Mvt �T he Seminole H exald Sunday. March 24. 2002 Nubian Queens attend 10th annual Red Dress conference Central Florida Chapter of the International Black Women's Congress recently observed its 10th annual "Every Black Woman Should Wear a Red Dress" con­ ference. The theme for 2002 was "For Every Mountain." Nubian Queen Mother Marva Corine Van Wilson, presi­ dent o f tne • Central Florida chapter, presided over the event Nubian Queen Ida Boston gave the Invocation and wel­ come from the local chapter. National board member Brian Williams extended greetings from the national board. "From the Valley to the Mountain," was given by evan­ gelist Donna HubbardSpearman. She is a nationally involved advocated and a leader in the development of formerly incarcerated women. These services em power and encourage women to become a part o f progress. "The Scripting of Menopause," was the second topic o f information for the more than 100 women in atten­ Billie Jean Pace, a local gynecol­ ogist who has a private prac­ tice in Altamonte Springs, pre­ sented the topic. Her years of experience in women's health helps her focus on the whole person and embrace the emo­ tional and spiritual aspect of wellness anil physical well being. She taught the queens how to release stress and how to pay attention to one's self. lips on our health was given by Phyllis Tyson, a resource home health nurse. Ora B. Joimson o f the state's Elder Office in Orlando gave vital information on questions about aging Issues, services and the many different stages o f life and now to deal with aging parents and family. The Elder Helpline is l-HOO-%3-5337. It's a starting point. After a brief visit to the ven­ dors who were a great part of the conference, Nubian Queen A A R P learns about Center fo r Independent L iv in g Celebrating Cultures On Friday, April 26th, at 6 pm., in the Lake Mary High School multipurpose room. Lake Mary Elementary School and Greenwood Lakes Middle School will pres­ ent "Celebration of Cultures..^ Talent Production". The purpose o f this joint venture is to bring ty students and communiSpecial guests at the y ary ' together to promote M a r * i meeting were R o w e |l iversily and toktanee. Cheryl Nelson and Frank Fucri from the • • • • • »« • • • VVE5H Channel 2 news anchor Mare Middleton will be Center for Independent Living. the event's emcee. The Center is a non-profit The project came about agency that helps people o f all because of a program Lake Mary ages and with all types o f dis­ Elementary guidance counselor abilities team how to live inde­ Joan Toro started this year with a pendently. They provide many fifth-grade class and a scvenllto f the services themselves, but grade class. Joan brought the two they aLso work with other agen­ groups together in an effort to cies to get the help that Is need­ reduce fifth- grade anxiety about ed. going to middle school. A phono seems like such a The classes have been email­ simple thing, but when you are ing each other throughout the deaf or hearing impaired, getting year, going on field trips (a black the right phone is important Tire history pLay) together and Center offers a volume control exchanging projects. They have phone for the hearing impaired, joined together for tliis commu­ a volume control phone for tire nity project in an effort to raise speech impaired, a text tele­ money for Make-A-Wish phone for the deaf, a visual ring Foundation's KkLvFor-Kkls Wish flasher so you can 'see' the program. phone ringing and several other Tickets for the event are just $5 very helpful devices. in advance and $ 10 at tire dour. If AU at no cost to qualifying you're interested in being port of residents. tius celebration, the school is still Tire Center offers a job club. aoivptinn (rerfomrers. oryaru/.iThe club provides a four-day lirai sponsors IS 111).ID, S21D.ID workshop geared to help people and $5(X).(X) - VIP sponsors will with disabilities learn how to get get special coverage in the pro­ a job. gram along with reserved seats If you'd like more inh•mutton for the event), display jxirticiabout services i<tterevl by the jsuits, ticket sellers, and fixxi Center for Independent Living, sponsors (liesserts/drinks to contact Chery l Neb-rat or Frank accummralate NX) people). For Fucci at -UT7-62.il 07U or go to more information, call lain limt their webnite at www.cikreLuvdo.org at 4tr-.Ul5tre7. Imagine what you would do if you woke up deaf one day. It is rare, but it has happened to people who are loosing their hearing. H ow do you learn to get along In a hearing world? Members of the Lake Mary Chapter of the A A R P learned that there is help for people learn­ ing to live with a disabili­ 3 Hawkins d a n c e at tlio uMifc-rence. D r. Page 7C HmMptatobyl The Central Florida Chapter of lha International Black Women’s Congress recsntty sponsored Is "Evsry Black Woman S t a i d Waar • Red Dress" convenSon Ophelia M oore gave the bless­ ing for the afternoon luncheon. Joining the IBWC conference for the lunch was the 20 junior red dress teen-agers whose worksliops were information filled for young girls. Some topics were "Abstinence/ Relationship, the Inside Scoop," by Kathy Booker, M A .LM H C , "Finances: Be Free," by Sandra Walkins, "H IV and M e," by Larry Williams and Dr. L Richardson, and "G irl Talk," by Andrea Garwood. During the luncheon, w e were entertained by Master Christopher Low ery on his trombone, and Nubian Queens Tomasina Betts and Sharteno Prince entertained the quests with their son and drum rendi­ tions. The session continued with the topic, "Depression, Anxiety and Secrets," by Dr. Joyce Morley-Ball, a psychologist, motivational speaker arid licensed psychotherapist in pri­ vate practice. She reminded us that there is a reason and pur­ pose for every mountain. We mast remove all hidden truths that hinder us and those that are destructive. We mast travel around our mountains as it will make us strong. Dr. Gayle Porter, a licensed clinical psychologist. Is a prin­ cipal research analysis and sen­ ior mental health advisor for the American Institute o f Research. She has given N n U photo by U n i Hawfcvw Jonrig the IBWC conference to* the O W i was the 20 juraor red dress teen-agers whose workshops were mformaten Med lor young gris. Som e topics were "Abstnence/ Rotancnsfxp, the Inside Scoop.* by Kathy Booker, MA.LMHC, fin a n c e s Be Free,* by S a n t a Waltons, "HIV and Me.* by Larry Wiliams and Dr L Richardson, and “Girt Tafc,* by Andrea Garwood. numerous presentations related to children's mental health. especially poor and minority children. Dr. Porter told us that its time to take the shackles off, get rid o f negative and stressful life events. She said to set per­ sona) and professional goals, make a positive comment about others and develop posi­ tive friendships. M argo Woodard spoke on the topic o f "M oney Matters: A n d H ow to Know Your Beacon Score. The "SuSu Plan of Saving," was explained by expert Nubian Queen Fatima Talbiid. The* closing dance was per­ formed by Slianni Brown, adjunct InMnk tnr. Sire works at Moravian College and trie's to inspire, motivate and nurture. 1ler graceful, smooth moves Ireld tire attcnlirai o f tire atten­ dees. The Circle o f Nubian Queens was presented for tire closing o f the I()th anniversary o f tire "Every Black Woman Should Wear a R id Dress," conference They gave honor to their ancestors. The conference honored Dr. LaFrancis Rodgers, founder and president emeritus o f tire non-profit, grassnxits network­ ing organization o f African ancestry, whose mission is to bring fourth exemplary models o f African womanhood by defining themselves, embrac­ ing themselves and improving themselves through s<xio-polit­ ical and economic em power­ ment. Dr. Rose has attended the Central Florida chapter o f lire conference for many years. This year, she was unable to attend because o f illness. This chapter and President Wilson wishes her a speedy recovery. Receiving the 2002 Community Service Award was Marva Y. Hawkins, mem­ ber o f the board o f directors o f the IBWC o f Central Florida and columnist for the Seminole Herald. 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March 24.2002 T hx Sdonolk Hexald D ietrich 'Freezing* donation C o a lla a a d fro m Page SC * * ---- * ---M-- *- ■ W --------- . »M _■ rwfwa ipnoro ay i omrny vincvni Sanford ChnsUan Sharing Center recently dedicated a new $10,000 walk-in Ireeier purchased through special gifts from Upsala Presbyterian Community Church and First Presbyterian of Sanford. Pictured, from left, a re Ethel Carlson, the Rev. Bryan W enger, G race O'Brien, Irene Brawn and Metvin Sskind. Let Us Do Your even in g. M arla Bevan began the parade as she strutted d o w n the runw ay in a casual o u tfit • a print skirt and top com plem en t­ ed w ith a hot p in k straw hat and m atching handbag. She later m o d eled a red pantsuit and a cobalt blue gow n . Katrina Stam m m ade a hit in fa vo rite jeans w ith a ru ffled shirt, a black busi­ ness suit w ith a short skirt and a tangerine gow n . Karen H itteli sh ow ed the n ew black flo o d pants w ith a striped p u llover, beige pants w ith a coordinating jacket and for even in g, a black and w h ite coat-style gow n . Jean C lo n tz w as a honey in floral pants w ith a red top, a striking y e llo w linen pantsuit and a three-piece cham pagne silk suit lor after live. Kathcryn A lexan d er chose a long shirt and pants ensem ble fo r the casual look, a print skirt com bined w ith a red jacket and a tw o-p iece jack­ et ensem ble fo r even in g. Susan R eid 's smart casual look was captured in a lon g n avy and w h ite ensem ble fo llo w e d b y an oyster-col­ ored pantsuit and a chic black and w h ite tuxedoinspired g o w n fo r even in g. M argaret W alker casually strolled d o w n the runw ay in a co m fy blue pants ou t­ fit, fo llo w e d by a violet b u s ln m n u ll a n d a s h e e r floral print tiered g o w n for even in g. Petite C ollette C o le g ro v e was ready for w arm w eather in floral pants and a coral top fo l­ lo w ed by a royal suit with a short jacket and for even in g, she chitse a G recian-inspired go w n w ith beaded designs. Statuesque Linda Sparrow heralded the big hunt in a slim safari outfit, fo llo w e d b y a pastel peach suit and a slinky black g o w n fashioned w ith a c o w l d ip in the back. Lisa Finnerty's first ou tfit w as a pair o f red shorts team ed w ith a p laid shirt. She then m odeled a red suit and for even in g, a hand-beaded, halter-style coral-colored gow n . G ail Stew art chose an orchid casual skirt w ith coordinated top fo llo w ed by a black and w h ite p in ­ We D o It A l l !! C A LL TODAY! Including • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES • DUSTING • VACUUMING • APARTMENTS • COM M ER­ • MOPPING/WAXING FLOORS] CIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING • CEILING FANS • EXCELLENT SERVICE • ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED • AFFORDABLE RATES INSIDE & OUT • NEW CONSTRUCTION • CHANGE DIRTY LINENS striped pantsuit. H er even in g attire was a tw opiece s ilv e r blue satin ensemble. Roberta Z ittrow er show ed a black silk pantsuit w ith flam in­ gos im prin ted on the slim pants and a hot pink top for h er casual ou tfit fo l­ low ed b y a w hite suit that can team w ith other pieces to change the total look, and fo r even in g, she chose an elegant tw o-piece jacket dress enhanced w ith iridescents. F o llo w in g the fashion show, a silent auction was held b efore the d ra w in g for dozens o f d o o r p rizes donated b y local business­ es. Star Installs T a k in g a Leap o f Faith and Joy" w as the theme o f the installation rites for Sem inole Chapter N o. 2 O rder o f Eastern Star on March 9. Installed as lead ­ ers o f the chapter w ere the Rev. P e g g y Hegem an, W orthy M atron, and Dean Smith, W orthy Patron. The W orthy M atron said, " I dedicate m y year to G od in love and service." She also dedicated the year to her father, A lbert H egem an w ho served as her W orthy patron w ith her du rin g 1993-94, and her late m oth­ er, M arion tlagem an. Past Matron o f M agnoia Chapter o f Jersey C ity and Past G rand Representative from New Jersey to Tennessee. Jean Puhl was the installing officer assisted by A llen Tudgay, Virginia Sapp, Charles Sapp, M arie Ledford and Lyndall Canfield. Others installed fo r the 2002-03 year w ith H egem an and Smith were: Elizabeth Clements, secretary; Lawana Stewart, A ssociate Matron; M ike Bolinger, Associate Patron; Phyllis Wallace, treasurer; Sharon Smith, conductress; Debbie Bolinger, associate conduc­ tress; Charles Valerius, chaplain; and A m y Meesc, Marshal. A lso installed were: Sandra Cannon, Adah; Jane West, Ruth; M ary Tudgay, Esther; Lyndall Canfield, Martha; June Thomas, Electa; A llen Tudgay, Warder; and C alvin Clem ents, Sentinel. 25% OFF WINDOW PACKAGES WITH COUPON 25% OFF 1st TIME SERVICE • LIMIT t PER CUSTOMER • M UST PRESENT COUPON AT TIME OF SERVICE •NO T G O O D WITH ANY O TH ER OFFER •W ITH CO UPO N ONLY NEAT-N-TIDYALLCLEAN 401-324-1111 We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Seminole County & surrounding areas S em in ole C hapter No. 2 O rder of Eastern Star o ffic e rs �T he Seminole Herald PUfC 3C Sunday. March 24.2002 Fashions swing into spring for cancer research The day was picture per­ fect to sw in g into spring at Heathrow Country C I u d when the Sem inole County Board o f the Am erican Cancer Society presented the annual lunch­ eon and fash­ ion show on March 14 to benefit contin­ ued cancer research. A host o f the area's leading ladies, all gussied up in their Sunday best, form ed a color­ ful and high-fashion parade as they stylish ly arrived fo r the spring flin g. O nce Inside the beau tifu lly decorated facility, nearly 200 guests w ere treated to vio lin music by Valorie P em ice and C ra ig Thom as and a ballet num ber featuring tw o bal­ lerinas. Shelly Ferrone, presi­ dent o f the Sem inole County A C S Chapter, spoke b riefly on the need fo r cancer research and thanked all for their generous contributions. A St. Patrick's D ay m otif w as carried out in the table decorations. T h e tables w ere centered w ith green vases o f colorfu l flow ers that w ere sold to the guests as w ell as Herlid photo by Tommy W k w I M odels lor the recent fashion show Included, from led . S u ry R eid. Marta Bevan. Collette C oleg ra ve. Katheryn A lexander, Katnna Stamm and Jean Clontz. ceram ic bunnies, a lso up for grabs. T h e luncheon m enu in clu ded m ixed greens salad, chicken breast in a delicate sauce o v e r a bed o f b o w tie n ood les, a m ed ley o f garden vegetables, hot rolls, sauced fresh strawberries, tea and coffee. V ivaciou s Dr. B everly Baird Boothe, co-chair o f the even t, w as in top fo rm serv­ in g as mistress o f cere­ m onies. She d rifted from table to table in search o f m others and daughters w ith M a ry A n n e C levelan d start­ in g the ball rollin g b y intro­ d u cin g her daughter, Rcbekah Corley. M a n y other m other-daughter com bos atten ded including K it D on ah oe Thom pson w ith her m om , Charlotte Davis; T o b y Troutman and d au gh ­ ter, T iffa n y; Ruth Stam m and daughter, Katrina, a m odel; and m y daughter, M a ry H illim an . Rose Edith Jacobson's daughter d id not attend but Rose introduced a c o lle g e classmate, M ild red Lind. B everly paid tribute to the fou n d ers o f the annual bene­ fit: Jean C lontz, G a il Stewart and Judy Wim bish w h o w ere later join ed by Jean F ow ler and the present board to continu e tradition. Team ing n -----1 a n le M ii n t f iio peroil) *.uj• TtofrUTiy vincftii M odels lor the recent fashion sh ow Included, from tell, Lisa P o fZ lg F ln n e rty , K a r e n H ilte ll. M a r g a re t W a lk e r. G a il S le w a il. Roberta Zittrow er and Linda Sparrow w ith B everly as co-chair was C arole K irchhoff and others on the com m ittee w ere M arla Bevan, Cathey Bossert, Donna Duffy, Kathy Krasnoff, Jean Fowler, P eg g y M ergo, Linda Sparrow a n d Ixora G arden Club. D iane M oore o f D illard's was the com m entator-narra­ tor fo r the spring fashion forecast presented by D illard's. T w elve m odels zeroed in on what the w elldressed w om an w ill w ea r this spring. The fast-paced show w as d ivid ed into three segments: casual, career and S e c D ie t r ic h , P a g e 6 C photo by Tommy Vincent Potjyy M argo, loti, and Dana Welti} and rattle tickets during the recent luncheon and fashion show. Zoo plans Hippity Hop Adventure Celebrate spring during the Hippity Hop Adventure at the Central Florida Zoological Park on Saturday, March 30 and Sunday, March 31. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., chil­ dren 12 and under are invited to hop along the Adventure Trail in search o f clues leading to the Easter Bunny. At Bunny Stations along the trail, kids w ill answer fun animal ques­ tions and play games to win candy, prizes, and surprises. Hus, kids will receive a bunny tail to wear, enjoy face painting, and meet the Easter Bunny. Bring a new book for Seminole County Public Schools on Saturday, March 30 from 9 to 11 a.m. and receive a free child admi ion to the Hippity Hop Ads .nture. Admission to the Hippity H op Adventure is included in the Zoo's regular admission. This year, choose Florida's "Sla te o f the Arts" license plate Safe(?arbor I J H and help fund important pin grams in your own county - C H * f t including visual arts, music, H erald photo by Tom m y V incent C O R R E C T IO N : Dr. Robert J. Smith, w ho sp oke on the history of m edicine at the March m eeting of the Sanford W om a n 's Club, is pictured with Betty Jack, club president, right, and R oberta Zittrower Jack w as incorrectly identified in the M arch 17 edition of the Seminole Herald. The Herald regrets the error. theatre and dance. Your first-time cost for the arts plate is S32 over (he usual fee at vehicle registration renewal lime. O f that. $ 2 0 is Grace Fellowship Congregational Church * i S o u th P a rk A v e n u e S a n f o r d , F lo r id a ;j2 7 7 * (4 ° 7 ) 3 a »-4 5 8 4 R e v . L u r r y L e ttn a rd C O O l) F R ID A Y M a r c h 2'Jth * IIlu c k w iM M l C*o.s|>cl Q u a r t e t 7 :0 0 l * M RASTER SUND AY S u n d a y S d t iM il...,):.1 0 a m C h ild r e n ’s F a s te r R k k H u n t - 1 0 :3 0 u m W o r s h i p S e r v i c e - 11 :0 0 a m You are invited to join us for praise-filled worship. tax-deductible. A / N ,- .7 ftVT41 To buy the arts plate at any time other than renewal time, simply W e are located at 730 Upsala R oad (near Sem inole Towne Center Mall), Sanford, Florida 32771. / :|t« inf l**TMA c n visit your local tag o ffic e , turn in your current plate and receive your new one on the sp ot for $32 plus han­ f X ____ C u r r e n t s e r m o n s e rie s ... Rise tp Oh Church March 2 4 .....................Rise Up in Evangelism March 3 1 ............................ Rise Up in Home dling fees. ti in M o n e y • Health • Interviews R eview s • Editorials • Advice R ecipos • C o u p o n s • Politics * Sports S u bscribe Tod ay! Seminole Herald 407/322-2611 �Pagt 4C Sunday. March 24. 2002 T he S em inole H eram > m u n t t o Church Notes Holy Cross Lutheran Church N e w N am e Freedom A ssem bly W orship Center Assem bly o f G od has o fficia lly changed its name. The n ew nam e is N e w H ope Fellow ship. This change is effective im m ediately. T h e church is located at the same address, 1515 W. 5th St., in Sanford. Randall H all-W alker is senior pastor. For more inform ation, call 407-323-8999. 760 Sun Drive Lake Mary Women's Workshop V ictory Tem ple o f G od, located at 601 Fin e A v e „ in Sanford, is hosting its W om en's District W orkshop 2002 fo r A frican Am erican W om en o f G od from A p ril 19 to A p ril 21. A ll A frican Am erican w om en in the com m unity are invited to participate in the event, w hich w ill teaching, encouraging, helping, enhancing the skills o f participants, col­ laborating and im p rovin g the community. For more inform ation, call 407-321-8864. C O M P L E T E S Y S T E M S • ADO OHS FR E E ES TIM ATES • SER V IC E ACL B R A N O S RESID EN TIAL ANO C O M M ER CIAL ■HEAT P U M P EXPERTS* STATE C E R T fCAC036824 915 W. 2nd St, 323-3517 a m s w W FW S * 339-4093 CASSELBERRY W in te r P a r k Dr. 339-7309 Pre-school thru t2th grade "A Ministry ol Church Ol God ot Sanford D A V ID B E V E R L Y A N D S T A F F 209 W. 25th Streot Sanford, FL A BEKA Curriculum 0 02 W. 2 2 n d S L . S e n to rd ■ 3 21 -2 7 2 3 (4 Y E A ^ O U T H a F u S ^ LO CALLY O W N ED AN D O PERATED RO N RU SSI 0 STAFF *Santofifa On# Stop GUU Shop' JOS Paknatto A n n u l • Unftortf. FL 32771 407031-1340 • F a i : 407/3304 SOI COMMERCIAL • M SJOCM TU L 2 6 2 6 I r o q u o is A v o . • 3 2 2 -2 0 7 0 COLONIAL ROOM RESTAURANT U S a 1MAW- TFU 323-2999 11* E . F I R S T S T .. S A N FO R D O R. •SHORTY* SMITH ANO H O B E R T I. BRISSO N 9th SI. and Laerel Avo. Sanford *322-2131 u x m A L iE N C Y M IL L U A IN S U R A N C E 114 N. P A R K AVE., SA N FO R D 322-0331 H O E 2 nd Street - Sentord. 407-123-5044 Sabbath School Omna Worship W ed E verw ig Prayer Mtg r G H A M K O W (407) 330-1660 FO O O S ER V IC E EQ UIPM EN T FA X (407) 323 3325 T | I I M 4T . l l H o m e • Completa Funeral S trv tc tt. Cremation >M in e rs 4 Monuments * Prearrangements 540 E. Airport Bled.. Sanford 12773 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 G O O D fV E A R m 555 West 1st SI. Sanford. FL 32771 (407) 322-2821 F L 31T71 9 30am 1100am 7 30 p m CENTRAL SYSTEMS S.E., INC. COMMERCIAL-mowmui REFRIGERATION 008 C l AAA m i N io o u o i i ST RIG RA 0059149 a y in u c SANFORD. FLOMOAJ2T7J For Your Ad To A p p ear In This S p a ce C all Ted at 407-322-2611 (Nunmrjf t i bom §mrtcmt Assembly O f God F A M L V W O R S H IP CEN TER T*mporar#y maaibng al Cantro Crtniano DaDtoa 2913 5 O rlando D r*a Santord. F L 32773 407 322 9222 Located n art G ood Shaphard LufJterin Church JaR K raA Pastor Sunday Worship Sarvw aS 00 p.m, Tuaaday Sarvtca 7.00 p m. Programs tor boys I guts Infant /Toddler TLC 15 Yrs. Exp. W f XIVA ASSEM BLY OF OOO 1075 D u o n R d Longemsd. S L » 7 7 9 407-774-41777 G rsg Frawnadi Panto* Sunday S arv ca s 0 1 5 a m an d 1045 a m Sunday School 9 30 a m M d d t School 1045 a m Nuraary Prow ted Sanford / Lska Mary Arts C u ll Genesis Family Kid Care 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -7 7 6 6 Wednesday C h u rth F amity Dinner 600PM Prayer and Btote Sludy 700PM Yputh Meeting Children i C h e r and Team K lO CHtot (Nuraary provided a i services) Baptist W tS T Y W W B A P T IS T C H U RCH 4100 Paote Road (46A) Santord, Ftonda 407-323-0523 Sunday Morning, Worth*? 1 01 5 a m Sunday B dtool 9 00 a m Sunday Evamng W o n frp e 00 p m W ad Prayer Sannca 7 00 p m Br-LHefs J O R D A N B A P T IS T C H URCH 920 U psaia H d . Sentord 323 9072 Gaorga Siadd Pastor Sunday School 10 00 a m Morrsng Service M O O em Evantng S erv ca 0 00pm Wectoasday Servv • 7 00 p m OW Truths tor a New Day FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LONGw ooo 991 State Road 434, E Longwood. FL 327505394 (4 07)3393817 Reverend Chn* Whaley - Same# Pastor Saturday Prates A W o rth * 0 0 0 p m Sunday W orthtp 0 30 a m . Bible Study 9 45 a m i Worship l| 00 a m Wad AWANA/Ybuto 830pm D tto p te th * Traevng 7 00 p m Pastor s Stole Study 700pm A d U tC h o a 00 0 p m Sunday CoFea and Donuts 930AM Btote Study 9 45 A M W o rth * 1045 A M (Children s Church Provided) G h * a * n e A « in * a u b 5 30 P M W o rth * 7 00 P M PINE C R E S T B A P T IS T CH URCH 301 East Airport Boulevard Santord Ftortoa 32773 Church 0 * c a (407) 322 3737 J Earl Watch Paste# Sunday School 943am Morrsng Worship 1100am Evantng W o rth * 700pm Wednesday M id Waaa W o rth ? 7 0 0 p m ChAJran'a Church 7 00 p m te x ta ry Provided A j Services D C F RegjCert. CPFV Curr/Act/Funroom/Meais CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 3101 W 1U S t . Sanford (407)322 2914 Jemmy Date Paflarton Pastor Ja ck M Thomas M m tia r d M uuc Jen Pagan Umwter ol Youth Sunday School 9 30 a m Momtng Worthtp 1100 a m Evening Worship 0 00 p m W a d Prayar Service 0 30 p m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary, a 32740 (407)333-1005 Or B ob Parker Paato# Kerth Vncent / N e k Parker Co-Youth Workers CO U N T RY S A C B A P T IS T CH URCH 590 5 Country C lu b B d . L it * Mary FL Shan# Wynn Pastor Sunday School 9 45 a m Sunday AM W onfep 10 45 a m Sunday P M Worship 0 00pm W ad Prayar Maaang 7 30 p m Nuraary Provided Ken 0 Cathy Clouse For Your A d To A ppear In This Space Call Ted at 407-322-2611 Sunday S v w m Hoty Eucbartsf 6 CO a m Sunday Behoof (ail tg aa ) 9 0 0 am . Sung Eucharist ! 0 ED a m to BRISSON FUNERAL HOME SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST THE McKIBBIN Anglican n tA O m O H A L E P IS C O P A L ST. A L B A N 'S A N O U C A N C A T H ED R A L 3340 W S R 426 (Atom* A*a ) (1/4 Mite 00 G/canaway S B 417 G oing East) O w too. Florid* 407-057-237S 1928 Book OF Common Prayar Waatetey HoTy Euchanat Sam e** Tuaaday 1 2 0 0 noon W adnaadsy 7 00pm Thursday 9 30 a n t Fdday 12 00 noon Tha CkHaranoa it W orn Tha Dtttanca JIM R O W E PEST C O N T R O L Ih u a m ^ r L -g iitU m Volunteers N e e d e d T h e Christian Sharing C enter in L o n g w o o d has an urgent need fo r volu n ­ teers to fill variou s posi­ tions. Receptionists and in terview ers are needed to in terview fam ilies in crisis situations and to assist them in m eeting their needs. Pantry w ork ers are needed to stock shelves and fill grocery orders fo r client fam ilies. Van d rivers are needed to pick up food donations. I lours are M on d ay through Friday from l» a.ni. to 1 p.m. For in form ation , call Diann at 407-260-‘ M 55, ext 6, M onday, W ed n esd ay or Friday. v t o w LO N O W O O D Hwy & 427 HARREL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS The Sanford Church o f Christ is w o rk in g w ith a program call Food Source and community. The p ro ­ gram offers various foods each month at a d is ­ counted rate from gro­ cery stores. Those w h o m ad e p ay­ ment for this m onth's package, w hich includes rib eye steaks, sm oked ham slices, popcorn, chicken, deli slices, spaghetti, spaghetti sauce, wheat berry bread, eggs, pinto beans, rice, cookies, cereal, potatoes, butternut squash, onions, bananas, tem ple oranges and apples, m ay pick them up on M arch 23. For m ore inform ation about the Food Source Program , call Jeannette S tifev at 407-323-8234, 407-829-0272 or the church at 407-322-7781. »• n w H 321-CMS SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL and DAYCARE Food Source Program U* itGE N S W flt fa M SANFO RD 2 0 7 E . 2 9 th SI. c h c ia c h FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SAMFORD 510 5, Park Ava Santord. FL 407 322-0041 Rev Bkck P y V e Interim Sr Pastor Bav. Tom Smith Pastoral Cara Rav Richard Wagoner Music Director Mark W dtam f Youth Mm.tier Adam W *ow YouthInam Scmday School 915am . S c rd a y Morning W o rth * 1030 a m Sunday Evening W o rth * 0 00 p m . Wad. Adtvtoaa tor a l agaa 300pm Nursery Provided Morning Worship 10:30 am B A R N E S H E A T IN G & A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G A v tx u c t A m r r Sentord. F L 32773 Raw B o n W tfam a Senior Pastor B ay Larry Franck Associate Pastor Chartaa S m pson School Princ*al B d Senpaon Couptea Pastor Brian Brown Pastor Student Meyttnas Sunday Serve** • Early W o rth * 1 45 i n . • Sunday School 10 00 a m • Morning Worship Service 1100 a m • Evantng Fam ily Service 0 00pm w eonesaey P v g i Acevroet A W A N A tor Ctetoran 700pm Taan D teccteah* 700 p m AduR Btote Study 7 00 p m LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST CHURCH 6015 M AR K H AM RO AD S te d o n l Ftanda 32771 (4 07)0294400 Randy Walter Paetor Sunday School 9 45 a m Mommg Worship 1050 a m (Jr Cltorch lor ChJdran ages 3 thru grads 0) Evanatg W o rth * 6 00 pm Waitoaeday Adult Prayet.Btbte Study 7 00 p m. Chaarani a Taan Senricea 700 p m Regular Activities For AH Ages Nursery Provided For A l Sarvica* Every W ater la A Matoom# Guru FIRST SHILO H M ISSIO NARY BAPTIST CHURCH 700 Elm Avenue Sentord. FL 32771 (407) 322 5409 Rav Dr Harry D Rucker Sr Pastor Early Uorrwtg Service 0 1 5 am Sunday School S 3 0 am Mommg W o rth * 1t 0 0 * n Evanmg W o rth * (TBAj 4 0 0 pm Monday. Btote Study 7 3 0 pm Catholic ALL IO U L* CATHOLIC CHUftCM Comm <* 9<n SI A S O l* Av* . W .to id FL ♦0J H 3 JT»J Fun*, n d w d VI Traut PUU < V m d *y U u i 9 00 * i* LAyxU , f f r t i, C cH w i o i . Sj c j I i , <00 p m S l t u r U , Vkj* 500 p m Sunday 7 45 * m . 10 30 * ffl . Noon 9 0 0 4 m ■ tn g w n IS u ta l H4») Christian Fellowship Baptist to host ministers, deacons congress Christian Fellow ship baptist Church, located at 1701 Bell A ve., in Sanford, is hosting The N e w Central M inisters and Deacons Congress Tuesday, March 28, through Saturday, March 30 T h e schedule o f services includes: • Tuesday, March 2ft, begin n in g at 7:30 p.m. w ill be Praise and W orship w ith the theme "Shakin The H ouse With Praise." • W ednesday, March 27, beginning at 7:30 p.m. w ill be brotherhood and ministry in charge. • Thursday, M arch 28, begin n in g at 7:30 p.m. w ill be a serm on by Pastor G. Key o f St. M ary MB Church o f l.ilt, Fla. • Friday, M arch 2lt, b egin ­ ning at 7:30 p.m., w ill be a serm on by Pastor C. Banks o f O pen D oor M B Church o f Fatom Hie. Saturday's events w ill begin at 8 a m. w ith the m in­ ister's w iv e s and w id o w s prayer breakfast. Beginning at 9:30 a m,, there w ill be a Bible lesson presented by Pastor D. L. W ashington o f W illiam C h ap el MB Church o f A lta m on te Springs. A serm on by the Rev. C olm an o f Zion H ill MB Church o f O rlando w ill b egin at 11 a m. Senior W om en / H om e M ission H ou r w ith a Bible lesson b y Sister L ew is o f M ount M ission MB Chur.ch o f Daytona Beach w ill begin at 2 p.m. w ith a sermon by Pastor E. R ivers o f N e w Salem M B Church o f M aitland. A t 1 p.m., there w ill be a District Youth Hour. An E vangelistic Hour w ill fo l­ lo w w ith District M issionary I lickson in charge. �T iie S eminole H erald B 00 a m - Church Of G od of Prophecy Spaw*R (Owe**) C M l LADY. G U I I N O P P E A C E ORTHOO O X C A T H O LIC CH U R C H 3790 SUpe* Aivenua, Sanford. FL 407-321-4193 R M r i n d Donald M » Pum U e n Serve* Sunday 1 00 0 a m C o n t o u m $und*y 9Xam CHURCH OP GOO OP PROPHECY 2509 S Elm Av* Sanford. F la . 32773 407 3224015 Thom*# Karri* — Pastor Sunday School 9 45 a m. Pratt# A Worship 1 0 X am U eeeege by Pattor 11 am . Evening Service 6 pm , Tuesday prayer Meeting 10 am . MtoweeL Service (Wed) 7pm . Christian m r C M M 1 T U N CHURCH |T » n lp l l l m IO th tt) 1*07 3 S w fo n l Aw* . S M K nm FC FScFjrd A F a m o d , U m * M 2 -7 7 J 7 SwFH3*y School 9 30 « m W orth * 1043 a m W K M m k y M H La* S o n w • p m B44* San>r • (4 3 p m U ia W a t m a N m H am capA oM * Congregational ( M A C ! F f L L O W I M R C O N O R !O ATIO N AL CH U R C H (N A C C C ) 1401 I Fa rt Aw*. S4T*ord 407-3214344 Larry L x m a rd P trio r S x d trS d m l 9 30 i m U o m ttg W o rth * 1100am Cho* Pra ctc* W arPntday 443pm . EUtry lA h g la m e * m 4 * U * AFVtA c m r C H O T U N CHURCH I J U M m i Di m [ M ary. FL 37713 F l w t F u 4074400431 Em*4 M i a y a l i w n n ra t B4F* School lO a m Prana S am e* it am J 0. S aq o M a P iM C f w g I t n t a r ENroort U cA A ite r Y o u * tArvtlar S A F E H A R O O n CH R IS T IA N C H U R C H 730 U p u U R d . Santord FI TmS«m. «'■*&SSS Jo* Caputo Youth U n t i e lAchaal Mrfbgan W o rtftp M * «l*r Sunday ILbt* S c h o o l 00 a m Morning Worship 10 IS a m Youto fl 00 p m WwJn^fcday Pt m m S erv e * 6 00p m Nuraefy Provided Sentorif A llie n c * C h u rch OP I N C m m t u m and l A u o u u r r A llu m c i Episcopal HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH ■401 Part Ave , Sanford Tafephone 407 322 4811 Sunday* Worship 730 8 1 0 0 0 a m C la te e t tor Ch*dr*n ffv o u g h S fi grade* 1000a m N u r w y A v tia P i* • 1000 a m Youth Group m eeti * 6 4 00 p m Schedule! may sometimes vary C a i tor more information MID-W EEK W O RSHIP IN C H A P E L Tuesday. Wednesday A Thursday' S 8 1 E STUCXES* Wednesday A Thursdays ('Sept - May ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 Rewhad R d Lana Mary FL *44-5673 The Rev Charles T Mo*. Rector *Canng lor People* 1401 S Pam Avenue Sanford. R 32771 |407) 322 2491 Rev Jam es J Schrader • 4Sam ■ Sunday School II 00am • Morning W o rth * 6 00pm . Ruble Study Sunday Mofy E u ch an il 6 00 a m Christian Education * AM Ages 9 00 a m Holy Euchansl 10 00 a m Chedren t Church 1000am (Educaeon W n g l Nursery Begins Al 9 00 a m Through 10 00 a m Service Wednesday H oly E uch sn si f O O a m A T O O p m Christian Science FIRST C H U R C H O P CH RIST. SCIENTIST LO N G W OOD 975 M A R K H A M W O O D S RO AD Comer of E E W * am e o n Road 407-786-7706 Sunday. Church S e rv e * and Sunday School 10 00 a m Wednesday 8 00 p m Chdd Cere Available el e l Serve#* R e a rin g Room Monday thru Sa turday 1000 a m . to 4 0 0 p m Thunday Evening 6 p m la i p m 145 Wefciva Spnng* R o * j Surte 146 A LongvMQOd, F L 32779 Phone 407 8 6 6 1490 Charismatic Episcopal CHURCH OP THE HOLY COMFORTER ■Chansmate • Sachremental • EvangetcaT The Sanford Bndga Com er of 5th Si A Molly Av* Sanford. Florida 407- 296-6064 Rev U*r\ Barfri Sunday Eych am l S30 am Inter-Denominational FAJTH M ttS lO N A R Y C H U R C H 3002 B e arda l Av* 407 3263794 Jack C o* Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 1000*m * Evervng S erve* 600pm Tuesday Evening B4*e Study 700 p m Church O f Christ LONQWOOO CHURCH OP CHRIST 1016 Mery 1 7 93 1 n s N O M ay 434 407 323 5630. 407 324 4336 Sun W a rihp tO 30 a m 6 6 p m Come w orth* w*h u* A tnenOy wNcom# P**y* awaits you MIO FLORIDA CHURCH OP CHRIST 219 W ade St Winter Spnng* F L 32706 Sunday S a r o c a e lO X a m 4 00p m Sunday BrUe Study? 3 0 1 m Wed B o * Study 7 X p m Minister Barry Mayes Phone |407) 327 5006 Church Of God CHURCH OP GOO 601 W 22nd S t . Sanford. FL 407 322 3942 Rev W et Tanksley Pastor Sunday School 945am Morning Worship 10 45 a m Evening Serve* fl 00 p m Wednesday Oesews ♦or aft age* 7 to I p m S em noto Trmay Christian School Pra School thru grade 12 407 321 2723 A e o D ay Care Starts at I year to pre scho ol 407 323-1411 Deacon Non-Denomlnational R EFU G E MINISTRIES. INC. lo o t Celery A v# . Sanford (407) 324-4711 D ore W Rch srdson Pastor Sunday School 9 X am Morning Worship II 00 am Evening W orth * 700pm M id Week Sv* Wed 7 30 pm house op SH O W ER DOW N O F B L E S S IN G S 201 Elm A v * . Sanford. F t 437 371 6369 TVno*ry Hudson Pastor Sunday School 10 00 * m Morning Worship I t 00 a m. Tue Prayer,fttA* Study 730pm FAITHFUL W ORD MINISTRIES Ch ristian R e so urce C areer LJkeview P U /a • |407) 329 43 0 0 320 E Commercial St • Sanford Sunday Serve* 1100 a m Children s Fe to w ih p (ages 4-12) 1100am Fam*y FeSowWp/ Retreshm enls 1 23 0 p m Thunday F* itow th * Meeting 730pm Sunday. March 24. 2002 P a g e 5 C S C M M O L l COMMUNftY CHURCH 5070 Orange BNd , Sanford * 07 -32*4109 www iemmotec h u T h com Jerry W alsh Pastor Sunday Worship S v c 6 45 A 10 30 a m Practical me wage*, casual dress. Ihenrfy sarylca*. pmfassionaf c h id car* Lutheran GOOO SHEPHERD EVANQCUCAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OP tANPORO (ILCA) 2917 Orlando Or (Hwy 17 92) Phone 322 7312 BoP Brasem ann Pastor Sunday School AdultBtote Study 930am Worshto S erv e * 1030am Wettoeeday W o n h * 7 00 p m Nursery Provided HOLY C R O S S LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LA KE MARY 760 Sun Drive. Lake Mary, FL Paul Moyer Pastor Neman QueMow Aaaretant Pastor Saturday evening 530 p m ConNKhporary W o rth * Sunday m om aig 6 00a m Tradfltonal Service Sunday m om aig f D i m Contemporary W orth * Sunday morrsng 1100am Fam ily Worth*? Serve* N ^ se ry m provided al Daycare. Preschool and Christian Day School Avaiabta For Information C a i 407-3334797 LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE RE DIMMER (Missouri Synod) 2525 S O ek A v * . Santord. FL Rav Elmar A Reuscher Pastor Sunday School 1030 a m Worship Service ID D O tm Information 322 3552 or 3 230610 Methodist CHRIST UNfTEO METHOOtST CHURCH 406 Tucker Drive (Com er Tucker Or A C R 427) Rev R a yB e tra n d Pastor Telephone (407) 322 7900 Sunday School 930am inter Mtttron 1030am Morning Worship 11 00 a m BPS* Study Wettoeeday 630pm Chidren » Tim# toduded w Worship Nursery provided tor Babies and S m a i Chidren ‘ S m a l Enough To Love You Growing in Chns! To Serve You* FIRST UNFTEO MCTHOOfST CHURCH 419 Perk A v e . Sanford. FL 40T xn *17% Jim Bradshaw Pastor Mark Looney Music Director Me# BedeN Fam#y Mimeinea Directo# Morning Worship 0.29 A 10.55 a m Coftee FaNowiJkp 9X*m Sunday Scnouf 945 am Youth F e ic m th * 4 00pm Nuresry Provided Women's C e d e 2nd Monday 9 45 a m Man s Prayer Bfsatoasr 1st Thursday 630am LA KEtfO C FELLOWSHIP A United Methodist Community 'Reaching People toe a Reason'' 107 130 6560 Pastor Bob Maron Meets every Sunday a l tO 00 am sf h i ccmfodatu* Unaad A m i Theater Sensnof* Town* Center M a i •C hiidren 'i Church 1 0 15am •Sludard {youth | Mmismes 5- 7pm -S afe Nursery Provided ‘ R eaching Panpf* lot a Reason* Nazarene LONQWOOO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 200 N Wayman S t. Loigw ood. Fl_ 631 6556 Sunday School 945am Momaig Worship 1045am Ch idren t Church 10 45 a m Evangekslic Service 600pm Wednesday Fwtvfy N^jN 7 00pm Youth. Women, and A d A B44e Study ■Never A Stranger Mere’ Friday • Chna&an Counseflng 2 0 0 - 5 0 0 p m (Please can 326 4300 tor ) Rev Steve Michel* Pastor/Director Presbyterian UPAALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner of W 25th SI A Upsafa Rd 101 Upset* Road Sanford. FL 32771 407-3392635 ■Bryan Wenger Pastor Siirnday E du ca te d 9 00 a m Sunday W orship 10 00 a m 2nd Wednesday of e ach month FeOowthHp Dinner 83 0 p m FM $ T P R E M Y T 1 R U N CH URCH OP A AN PO RO B etween > d and 4 ft S t A P ark A O ak / Downtown Sanford, FL Ph on e 407-322-2662 E -m a i tp csO yjn o com h fip ^ eco nem ai convfpcs •Where W e Know Wxa Nam e' In The M ead O f The O y Rev Bruce 8 S cafl Pastor S u id a y School 900am Sunday Morning W orship 10 0 0 a m Sun. M ankngCofVae Hour 1100 a m Sun Ceveemporary W onhrp 7 00 pm. W ondarki Wectoeed ay FamPy f*gh< • Every'W ecresday Supper * Every W e d 5X pm AdMI B ik e Study 800pm Ybuth Clube 4700pm Bucc eneera (K-*to Grades) U k k fe rs ( 5 4 to Grades) 9r tkghe Contemporary M u e c Practice 7 OCp m W omen* C a d e M eekrgs af 3 scheduied hmee 2nd Tue of the mondi 49ers Senior Fnends 1st W e d of toe month FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tU B-A.) OP LA K E MARY 126 W WdhurAve Lake Mary FL • 407-321 1021 Rev Stephen M orroi Pastor C farch School 9 451 m Momeng W o n h p 11 X a m W sd Choir Practice TOO p m Thurs Ybuth Chou 130pm Nursery Provided MARKHAM WOODS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary 407-333-2830 Rav Charles R Jo n e s P astor Sunday School. aA age* 9 00am Church Services 9 0 0 1 10 X a m Nursery Provided Youto Group, Sunday Mgh School 4 00 pm tAd(ke School 60 0 p m P ro School Mon thru Frt 9 to 12 Morkhfy F a m iy Nighi Supper Third W ed of E a ch Month 6 30pm . Salvation Arm y THE SALVATION ARMY WORSHIP »H i>uinet c ih iih 700 W a*m seeef Santord, F l 32771 407 322 2642 CapHaun* Roherf and Linda Recktne. Coupe- OITicers Sunday Servica Pr awe and FertowaNp 0 45 a- m S in d ay School 9 45 a m Mokneea Meeting 11 X a m Tuesday Meemga B ia s Study and prayer 6 30 pm. Home League (Ladtot) 7 00 p m M e n s Feiow sfvp Club 70 0 p m Bend Practice 860pm "With h ea d to G od and hand to man * United Church Of Christ LO NQ W O O O M L L S C O N G R EG A T IO N A L C H U R C H OCX. 1256 £ E W Aam aon Road lo n g w o a l F l 40 7 332 6251 fWv Dr H R Ytxngbfcxid Mmater Sunday Services Comamporary 9 X a m. TrarAttonafi W orship 1 10J O * m Nuriuiwy Provtoed Church School 9:15 a m - 1 0 1 5 a m Youth i C h id re n Ministry Wednesday 6X pm Wesleyan WESLEYAN CHURCH OP PAOLA 5560 Waysida D r. Santord. F L 32771 t0 6 1-4 (E m 51) West First S h e a f on le ft - On* M ie) Leonard O Donna* Pastor 407 322 6332 ■Where m e G ospel tt Good News* Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning W arship llOOim Evening Worship 60Qpm M toW eek M tg W e d 7Xpm Please Share Vex* L i* W«h Ua Area cities, organizations schedule Easter egg hunts beginning this weekend Tlie IX'Lind Parks and Rocrvation lX-partnu.-nt, along with local retailers, will host an Easter ogg hunt at 10 a m. Sahuday, March 23, at Sperling Sports Cnniplfx, off Marsh Road and US. I lighway l/2 The fn.i? event is o jx n to chil­ dren 2 to 9 years old. Children should bring a basket or bag to collect eggs. More than f>,0tV) eggs will be spreail over tlw fields, aikl e.Kh child will receive a K ig of treats, plus tickets for the stuffed animal and Easter basket drawing. On Skiturelay, March X), at 930 a m. the E.ister Bunny will visit Lee R Moore* Park in Sanford. Afterward, a golden egg hunt will commence. The event is free and is open to all children 12 years old and younger. For more* information, call the Sanford Recreation Department at 407-330-5697. O iS itu rd a y.it 10 a.m. the I akL* Mary assiskxl liung facility I leritage VVixkLs will hold an I'gg hunt for children o f all ages. The Lake Mary Fire Department will also attend and bring their fire truck for the children to see. The event will be held at 1leritage Woods at 150 Middle StrevL Also at 10 am . Saturday, the city o f Apopka will liold its 14th annual Easter Egg 1hint. The event is part o f a yearlong cele­ bration o f Apopka’s 120tli birtliday. Kids from dupers to pre­ lim ages are- invited to join in I!k - hunt. The event at Kit Land Nelson I’ark will also feature* an egg-coloring contest On fvitunJay beginning at 10 a m.. Community Alliance Cliureh, located at 4B15 E. L ik e Drive, in Winter Springs, will host a Community Lister Egg I lunt The event is for children in first to fifth grade. Kills in four different age groups can hunt for 1,200 eggs. Tlie event will also iiii hide a rmxxnvalk, puppet show, prizes, candy, crafts aixl bailixins. Tykes i\ ill need to bring their ow n basket or bag. Church Notes Spaghetti D inner The Salvation Arm y M en's Fellow ship Club is hosting its annual spaghetti dinner 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 29. "W e are looking for­ ward to ou r annual spaghetti dinner; w e are particularly excited about Ihc music that w ill be pro­ vided b y the N ew M ount Zion M issionary Baptist Church," said Capt. Robert A . Reckline, corps officer at T h e Salvation A rm y in Sanford. “ Folks com e from sur­ rounding areas and O rlando to enjoy our famous spaghetti, and w e 'll be at our best this year," said Charlie Bumgardner, president o f the M en 's Fellowship Club. M on ey raised at the event g o es to support p ro ­ grams o f the Men's Fellow ship Club, the 1 ladies H o m e League and the W o rld w id e Missions o f The Salvation Army. Tickets are $5 per adult and $3 p er child. For tick­ ets or inform ation, contact The Salvation Arm y in Sanford at 407-322-2642. The Salvation Arm y o f Sanford is located at 700 W. 24 th St. G osp el S in n Viracu l ellowship Church, located at 2401 S. I’ark A ve., in Sanford, w ill host a G osp el Sing with the Blackw ood Gospel Quartet 7 p.m. Friday, March 29. The Blackwood Gospel Quartet is a two-time Gram m y Aw ard-w inning band from Knoxville, Tenn. For m ore information, call 407-322-4584. Craft S h o w The W om en's M inistries o f Sanford Church o f G od is sponsor­ ing a craft show Saturday, A pril 13. To reserve a space, call Yolanda Tanksley at 407322-3942. The craft show w ill be in the air condi­ tioned gym nasium of Sanford Church o f G od, and spaces w ill be first come, first serve. G o lf Tournam ent The Presbyterian W om en o f Wekiva is sponsoring the first Bud Kendall M em orial G o lf Tournament Saturday, A pril 20. Registration is at 7:30 a.m. w ith an 830 a.m. shot gun start. The event is a fou r person scramble at Z c llw o o d Station Country Club. Entry fee is S50 per player, which includes green fees, cart, range ball-., lunch and prizes. Entry form s most be received by April 13. For m ore information and an entry form, e-m ail bud k en d a llg tilftf earthlink.net � 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, March 24, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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