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Second St. After surrounding the building with officers and a K-9, the two were apprehended. Several hours later, police obtained a search warrant for the 200 S. Laurel Ave. res­ idence Wages and Ries share. Investigators spent much of Friday morn­ ing pulling out suspected stolen items from City OKs first look at L ow e’s site plan Home improvement giant plane to build on old drive-in property See Burglars, Page 10A By Dan P ing Editor Out in t h e Cold turning mo Comor? For the majority of the Qtm M thto W M on, tht Swnkioto Community Cotogt man’s bssketbaN (asm has ptsyad well enough to wki and has hafd toads Into ttw final mfnutas of most games, but the Raiders could not find a way to dose out the victory. They may bo changing, iIB S A N F O R D — The Planning and Zoning Commission approved Thursday night a preliminary subdivision plan ‘ for Sanford's firs* Low e's Home Improvement Warehouse. The 30-acre site located at 3780 Orlando Drive will con­ sist of a 184,000-square-foot building for Lowe's and two out parcels for future develop­ ment, possibly fast-food restaurants. The facility will have a pri­ mary access on U S . Highway 17/92 and a secondary access on Live Oak Boulevard. There will also be cross-access on the property connecting the RaceTrac gas station on 17/92 and the Albertson's grocery store at the com er of Lake A s the mercury dips near the freezing mark, zoo keepers find ways to keep animals warm B y Mlchalto Ja rla Managing Editor SAN FORD — While som e Central Florida res­ idents may be enjoying the recent drop in tem­ perature, those native to mcr. "The hippo is a native of Africa, so this is a bit chilly for her," Farmer said. ' Many of the zoo's pri­ mates and felines relaxed in the sun Friday mom- m ore tropical climate* River Queen # onthe White sails i the past on steam Pago 1C C o u n ty e y e s la n d s w a p w ith S a n fo rd itf 30- ■U fsnN Lkm iM tfun*. staying warm. Many were kept in their cages and dens during As rrosty weather the night with heaters headed toward Sanford, and additional hay to staff at the Central keep them warm. Florida Zoological Park began preparing its resi­ At the bird exhibit, dents for colder tempera­ wood panels were assem­ tures, said Andrea bled around the cages to Farmer, marketing direc­ protect the animals from tor for the zoo. Many ani­ the wind. "The birds' feathers are mals, not at home in colder temperatures, like wearing a down needed additional heat­ jacket," said bird keeper Steve DeCresie. "A s long ing alternatives to stay warm. as their feathers don't get ruffled, they stay warm The zoo's hippopota­ mus, Geraldine, kept and toasty." warm by staying sub­ When temperatures merged in her exhibit's drop below freezing, bird pona — only coming out keepers at the zoo con­ to eat.'The water stays stantly check to make around 70 degrees sure tneir charges don't . throughout the year, suffer from frostbitten which keeps her warm in See Cold, Page 10A winter ana cool in sum■ n t gi*ilLns u iu u iliiil| X . ridin’ ^ inn nflvr a See Lowe's, Page 6A . City wants formar FP&L facility for condominium project By Dan Ping Editor Itoraftd photo# toy Tommy Vincent Above: Maude the Elephant warms up Friday with the help of a highpowered heater. L ett: Steve DeCreeJe, the bird keeper at the Central Florida Zoo, checks the temperature — 3 8 .4 degrees fahrenheit — Friday morning. SA N FO R D — The Board of County Commissioners may trade the old Florida Power be. Light building to the dty of Sanford in exchange for a long-term, minimal considera­ tion lease of 10 acres at the Orlando Sanford Internationa] Airport. Sanford wants the FP&L property for a mixed-use, mufti-story residential build­ ing. Developer Rami Yosefian presented a proposal to the dty 18 months ago to build a See Land, Page 6A Seminole Smile R o w e r e s ig n s a s h e a d o f c o m m u n it y d e v e lo p m e n t Sanford’s first black department director Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S — The Altamonte Springs Fire Department is encouraging local residents that it's "tis the season to get rid of Christmas trees." Real Christmas trees last only a few weeks inside a home, which means most trees are extremely dry by the end of the holiday season. A dry tree could be the most flammable object inside a home this time of year Editor Anna M aris Smith A member of the Sons of N o rw a y Index Business................... 9 A Classified......... 5 B -6 B Crossword . . 5 A , 5 B Dear A b b y ............ 2 A Legals .............. 3 B -4 B LifeStyle . . .S e c tio n C Obituaries . . 3 A , B A O p in io n ................... 4 A Police Log . . . * ••-2 A Reiig'0 0 ............ Sports ...............IB*28 Fire can engulf a dry tree wlihin 30 seconds By Christopher Patton By Dan Ping SA N FO RD — Charles Rowe, the first black named as a departmeni director, will step down Jan, 11 from his position as community devel­ opment director to accept lo accept a job in the private sec­ tor. Rowe has served 14 years in the community development department, overseeing code enforcement, building inspec­ tions and grant applications. " It was a hard decision because I love the people in the city of Sanford," Rowe said. "They really are the dty, and I’ve enjoyed serving them." Rowe's new job will be exec­ utive director of Florida Community Partners Inc., an entity comprised of 16 banks that make loans to rehabilitate affordable multi-family hous­ ing developments. "It's an exdting opportunity, and 1 have a lot or ideas I'm interested in implementing," Old Christmas trees present a hazard and with a little ignite. On aver­ ignition it could age, within 10 sec­ ------------- ( ( ---------------lead to a full onds of coming in blown house fire, contact with a lit T he heat generated warns the fire from (the trees) was candle, each tree department. was completely unbelievable. It was engulfed, Harris "This is the time c f the year said. am azing how fast when we see that The fire depart­ they went up. sort of thing hap­ ment has already pen, unfortunate­ responded to one ly," said Alan call before Alan Harris Harris, depart­ C h r i s t m a s Altamonte Fire Department ment spokesman. because o f a bumAfter the 2000 ing tree, Harris holiday season, said. the city fire department acquired "if they were dried out then a few types of Christmas trees to record how fast they would See Trees, Page 10A ------- J J — C harles Rowe Rowe said. Mayor Brady Lessard said the city is losing a dedicated employee. “Charles has been a very good friend to the city of Sanford for 14 years," Lessard said. "We hate to see him go, but he's got a great opportunity in the private sector." Lessard said although Rowe begins his new job on Jan. 22, he will be available for consul­ tation on any current projects the dty has going. See R im e, Page 6A Police investigate w om an’s d eath on In te rsta te 4 From Staff Reports Investigators with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office continue to look into the unat­ tended death Wednesday of a 51-year-old Flagler County woman. The woman apparently col­ lapsed and died after exiting her vehicle on Interstate 4, police said. Witnesses reportedly saw the woman exit her car and col­ lapse. It happened around 6 a.m. near Longwood, about two miles east of the State Road 434 exit. The woman had pulled off onto the right emergency lane on westbound 1-4, just across from the easlbound rest area. After collapsing, she fell partially into a lane of travel, police said. The witnesses called 911 and attempted to aid the woman by moving her from the travel lane. They reported that she had no pulse. Emergency medial ser­ vices personnel arriving at the scene confirmed the woman had died. The incident caused a const erable traffic tie-up on 1-4, as o lane w as closed during t Investigation. Authoriti cleared the scene just before a.m. • The woman was identified Alexis Braxton Golphin, 51, Palm Coast. The victim repo edly had a pre-existing medk condition. The Volusia Cour Medical Examiner's Office y eventually issue a ruling on t cause of death. �.......... P a « e 2,\ Sunday. January 6. 2002 • •• • • • *!•••• • • • ' T h i Seminole Herald S e m i n o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND O U R CO U N TY Woman can bank on fact that mooching boyfriend won’t change O ut & A bout Spotted sunshine If THUR| > The Seminole County/Lak* DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend, ’ Ricardo,* and 1 have an ongoing dispute over money. He does not save or plan for the future. He thinks that if he wants to buy something, I should provide ................................... him with the money. Ricardo quit his job before finding another, and I have ended up paying his living expenses. Several months ago, I loaned Ricardo money to buy a car. He's repaid half but still owes me the balance. He's borrowed more money since then to buy a Dear present for my birthday. My baby sitter quit but week, and Ricardo offered • • • • • • • • to watch my son until I find another sitter. When I told him I was unable to pay him the full amount I had paid the sitter, he became angry and accused me of never helping him or ever loving him. He says I am taking advantage of his kindness because I am working and he is n o t I have really tried to help Ricardo, but I think it's nervy of him to be asking me for more money when he owes me close to $1,000. What do you think? A LM O ST BROKE IN BALTIMORE Commerce's Professional Women's Network is sched­ uled for 8 to 9-30 am , Thursday, Jen. 10, In Florida Hospital Altamonte. For infor­ mation or reservations, call The Chamber's New Member Reception will be 8 to 10 am . Wednesday, Jan. 16, in Perot Systems Corporation. For information, call the above number. Seminole County Historical Butler has written a book called the Treasures of the Longleaf Pines Naval Stores." He is bringing varies pieces of artifacts concerning this busl- prlviO By lOfBBiy - IftCVni DEAR HELPLESS: Certainly n o t You and your husband are responsible for setting the standards your children will live by. Waste no time in checking the classified ads for another place to live. The living conditions in your current dwelling are not as they were repre­ sented. Dear Abby is written by Pauline Phillips and daughter Jeanne Phillips. O 2002 UNIVERSAL MUSS SYNDICATE TWo Cantral Florida Zoological Park ch e e ta h s catch a few rays Friday from the early morning sun. D esp ite the near fre e z ­ ing tem peratures, th ese two big c a ts were som ew hat active trying to find those elusive spots where the sun w as shining through. Fleeing Police Seminole Sgt. Mark Dibona arrested David Cleveland, 28, of Sanford Wednesday for fleeing, reckless driving, driving w ith a suspended license, failure to regis­ ter a m otor vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia, carrying a concealev w eapon a h a th e a tta c h in g ":: I *. | trehicB tog no&Msigned. Deputies: 1 'Jit «• 4 influence and reckless driving. clocked Cleveland traveling 80 After arresting M ike for DUI, offi­ mph in a 55 mph zone on State Road 46 in the Midway community. cers found a fully loaded, stainless steel, five-shot revolver in his front pants pocket. Trespassing and Loitering • Sem inole Deputy Dwayne Kvalheim arrested Ronald Wettlaufer, 56, and Raymond Senart, 36, both of Sanford, Tuesday for trespassing on a County Road 427 agricultural prop­ erty. The two reportedly damaged a fence as they made their entry onto the property. Wettlaufer was arrested for probation violation for an outstanding warrant out of Desoto County. • Sanford Officer John Difatta arrested Robert School, 29, of Sanford Tuesday for trespassing at His and Hers Lounge on Orlando Drive. School was advised earlier in the evening to leave the premis­ es, but returned an hour later. • Seminole Deputy John Hawkins arrested Richard Justice Jr., 18, of Longwood Thursday for possession of burglary tools, crim i­ nal mischief and loitering. Justice was reportedly damaging flower pots, light fixtures and a satellite dish at the Lake Mary Sun Lake Apartments. DUI • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested Jam es Mike, 39, of Sanford Wednesday for carrying a con­ cealed weapon, driving under the D o u g F e tz e r Dio Plot LJuur Betty Bennett Display Advertising John Coltnwi Route Lavender Classified Advertising EditorUi MKheile Jena Mwwgtm1mm Dong Dwtncft Chns Patton Marva HjAkins Oean Smith Tommy Vincent TedWafcer Legal Advertising Trude# Ungtord Circulation Wanda Kourpansk* .a R epu blic N ew spapers, Inc. • Sanford O fficer Bill Erwin arrested Jerm aine Bradley, 24, of Sanford M onday for driving under the influence, reckless driving and driving w ith a suspended license. Bradley was reportedly passed out in his vehicle's driver seat while parked on the side of Ridgewood Avenue. • Sanford O fficer Bill Erwin arrested M atthew Hanstine, 26, of Sanford Tuesday for driving under the influence, reckless driving and failure to maintain a single lane. • Sem inole Deputy Marcus Bullock arrested Lisa Bowman, 20, of Winter Springs Thursday for d ri­ ving under the influence and pos­ session of drug paraphernalia. • W inter Springs Officer M. Conway arrested Kenneth Stallings, 47, of Longwood Wednesday for driving under the influence. Stallings allegedly was stopped as officers observed him driving around "road closed" barri­ cades in the area of Winter Springs Boulevard and Blue Creek. Forgery Sanford O fficer Dawn Beninato arrested Tomara Moore, 28, of Sanford M onday for two counts of forgery and on count of possession o f a controlled substance w ithout a prescription. W ithout authorization from a doctor, M oore reportedly phoned the local pharmacy tw ice advising the pharmacist to fill pre­ scriptions o f Xanax. Production EfwmTyrrtfl. JR —I SWUmmBrant Bat Egan Ftwd8 Cawi Bnan Kramerok NeOCiww» W I Oaryl Smitfi Osvpsat* Mall Room Becky Tbbetts Rovene Oevw Cocaine P ossession Sanford O fficer Chris Woehr arrested Virgil Gilley, 46, of Sanford Monday for possession of cbcaine and drug paraphernalia, driving with a suspended license, resisting an officer and operation a motorcy­ cle without a license. Sh opliftin g Sanford O fficer Brian Welch arrested A im ec Pratt, 23, of Winter Springs Wednesday for shoplifting. Pratt allegedly stole one stroller skirt and two bottles of baby for­ mula from the Orlando Drive WalMart. The item s were valued at about $23. Suspended License Winter Springs Officer Adam Dclker arrested Lisa Hall, 37, of Winter Springs Wednesday for dri­ ving with a suspended license. She was reportedly stopped for failiue to yield to a stop sign at Seneca Boulevard and Keuka Court. In observance of the life and achievements of Dr. Martin Luther King, the African American Cultural Forum and the Organization of Black Faculty and Staff of Seminole Community College will host Heritage Jubilee 2002 Friday, Ja a 11, L the SCC at 2002 at 8ip.m. p.m. in Sanford/Lake Mary IFine Arts Concert Hall (buildin lingG). Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave . Sanlord. FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323-9408 l*S •A ;W Ml ilJ 4 'N On Saturday, Jaa 12, at 10 a m a bike rodeo will be held at Lake Orienta Elementary School sponsored by the Altamonte Springs police and fire departments. The purpose of the rodeo is to provide children and par­ ents with knowledge of proper bicycle safety. The partiri pants will be taught t prop­ ‘ : the er equipment to wear as well ;t< as the proper way to ride a bicycle. There will be an obstade course set up for the chil­ dren to practice on and show their stuff. Prizes will also be available to the children that perform the best on the obstacle course. Prizes available are Such as go-kart tickets,'T- * * * '' shirts, Congo River Golf tick­ ets and a drawing will be held H for two bicycles. For further information contact school resource officer Greg Henry at 407-320-2608 or the elementary's school PTA . 1 vice president Anna Byrd at fl 407-831-8395. W c w elcom e and encourage y o u r letters and comments. A l l letters must in clu d e your name, address and phone number to be published. W rite to us: 300 N. French Avtntre Sanlord, FL 32771 Cell us: (407)322-2611 E -M a il us: Penodfcel PosUgo Pad el Sanlord. Florida end additional maJmg oTVsl USPS 441280 Postmaster Send address changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Bos 1667 Santord.FL 32772-1687 :*V .d SAT “Serving Seminole County Since IVOR" Sunday, January 6, 2001 • Vol. 94, No. 39 7 •7 •:t H is to ry at 407-66S-24R9. Fraud Agents o f the City/County Investigative Bureau executed a search warrant Wednesday at 608 Pheasant Ave. in Longwood. Agents arrested Isadora Lourdes, 45, and Ryck Durand of Longwood for possession o f marijuana and drug paraphernalia and tampering with the outdoor cable post in order to fraud the cable company. This is third search warrant execut­ ed at the residence. T h e Sem inole H erald h.bhit*r Adm inistration Bulter was bom in 1929. In the 1940s, South Georgia was the setting for the writer's woodsworking experience an his father's farm. He received B S and M 3, engineering degrees from the Georgia institute of Technology and the University of Notre Dame. A retired Aerospace engineer, he has long been interested in the history of the naval stores industry. Seminole County had about 20 to 30 turpentine stills/ naval stores in this area. It was a big business at one time. Tbrpentine is gathered from the sap of the pine tree. The meeting is open to the public' and is free. I It starts at 7:30 p.m. a >.m. and is being held at 200 County Home Road at the Cooperative Extension Auditorium. For additional information please contact the Museum of Seminole County nS-n kn |k -^ -m -» DEAR ALM O ST BROKE: I agree with you. Your boyfriend has turned mooching into an art form. Stiffen your backbone, tell him the bank is dosed, and go on with your life with* out him. He's a bottomless piL DEAR ABBY: My husband and I lived in a small apartment with our two young children in a badI part of town. When "Cousin Ramona' offered to rent us half of her large home in a nicer area, we jumped at the chance. It meant we'd be sharing the house with Ramona and another female renter, but we didn't mind. Since we moved in, it has become clear that the female renter (age 19) is a real party girl. When 1 asked our cousin if any guys would be spending the night, she said no. Well, after only one week, our housemate started having a male visitor regularly for evenings and overnight stays. He also helps himself to our food. I ain livid. I made a comment to Ramona about this "guest.* She got uptight and said it was no big deal, and it shouldn't matter to me. Well, Abby, it DOES matter. Our kids are 2 and 3 years old, and this isn't the kind of atmosphere I want them exposed to. Am I wrong? HELPLESS IN TACOMA 1 CanoUB. Butler wijl be th e. guest speaker at the Thursday, Jim. 10,, meeting meetini of the Abby DEAR TROUBLED: As vindictive as your former husband may be, let us hope he's not so twisted as to try to explain the do* and don'ts of premarital sex to a 4-vear-old who doesn't y« yet know the facts of life. Solidify your marriage plans Immediately before your little girl understands the signifi­ cance of counting to nine. 11 407-333-4748. » If DEAR ABBY: I am a 35-year-old woman. IWo years after my divorce, I started dating a sweet man I’ll call Tony." He adores mjHhyearold daughter, "Emma," and she adores I Last week I learned I am pregnant with Tony’s child. He's overjoyed. The night I told him, marriage and I accepted. I also told my ex-husband, • “Rod “ l." ffe called me some vulgar names for getting pregnant before marriage. Now he threatens to tell Emma that what I have done is wrong. I know I made a mistake and I feel terrible. I don’t want Emma to think it's OK to have premarital relations, and 1 don't know how to handle this. Any sdgg&tttms? ------TROUBLED AND PREGNANT IN M INNESOTA. t n : l Editorial: S u b s c rip tio n Rates ■ditof4himlnolilitnH.com 3 Months n Seminole County Sir 00 6 Months inSemnde County $20 CM I Year n Semnde County $36 00 t Year Other Florida County $42 00 t Year Out Ol State $62 00 Advwtliinj: trmilfiaitmlnolihtnld.com Fax us: Publirhtr (407) 323*9406 i/ �T he Sim nolk Hu u ld Sunday. January 6. 2002 Page 3A Obituaries HELEN E. ALZNER Helen E. Alzner, 80, of Grand Plaza Drive, Orange CUy, died Sunday, Dec. 30,3001, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. > Bom in Maywood, 111., she | moved to Central Florida from i Chicago, 111., in 1970. She retired after 40 years as a school teacher. She was a member of *■ Our Lady o f the Lakes Catholic Church. She attended the Dominican Order Convent in ij Adrian, Mich., for 17 years. Survivors include one son, Fred. C. Alzner of Orlando; one daughter, M arietta Chandler of Austin, Texas; one sister, Grace Newhagen o f DeBary; and 13 grandchildren. j Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, West Volusia Unit 218: A East New York Avc., DeLand, FL, 32724-5554. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is In charge of arrangements. I P A Y E E ASHBY Faye E Ashby, 82, of Cranes Way, Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday, J a a 2 ,2002, in Florida Living Nursing Center, Apopka. Bom Oct. 14,1919, in Bakersville, N.C., she resided in Central Florida for 14 years. She was a homemaker. She was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include two broth* ers, Troy Edwards of Altamonte Springs and Weaver Edwards of Suffolk Va. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. JOH NNIE MAE BAGLEY-JOHNSON Johnnie Mae Bagley-Johnson, 56, of South Marshall Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday, D ec 29, 2001, in Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Nov. 15,1945, in Veto Beach Florida, she moved to Central Florida in 1986. She was a nurses assistant at a nursing home. She was a member of pr* Mount Itarrta Prim Ilive Baptiftt ' C Jiu fch . I . Survivors iiv£|d$ her h u s -, <j band, Oney Johnson o f Sanford; one daughter, Danyctte Ucachman of Sanford; one sister, Rev a Jenkins of Columbus, Ga.; five grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. G EO RG E D. BISHOP JR. George D. Bishop Jr., 81, of I iibLscus Court, Sanford, died Wednesday, Jan. 2,2001 Bom in Sanford, he was a retired accountant. He was a World War II U S. Marines' yet­ i’ etan. He was a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church of Sanford. Survivors include his wife, Katherine Bishop of Sanford; six daughters, Cynthia Brooks and Marion Blackwell, both of Sanford, Susan Strejc of North Carolina, Carol Kirk of South Carolina, Eugenia Lyden of Winter Park, and Katherine Bishop of Orlando; and 11 grandchildren. [frisson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. C ' ARETHA FRIERSON HARMON Claretlu Frierson Harmon, ■ 6 1 of Spring Street Altamonte j Springs, died Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2002, in South Seminole Hospital. | Bom Sept. 12,1939, in Quincy, she was an environ­ mental specialist for Florida f Hospital. She was a member of William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Altamonte •vivors include her husihom as Harmon of lonte Springs; one son, as Craig Harmon of ronte Springs; two da ughiarzetta R. Harmon of ronte Springs and Karen idette McClain of Orlando; brothers, Richard Frierson ■st Palm Beach, Benjamin ain of Inglewood, Calif., Archie Frierson of rlair, Calif; four sisters M. West of Baldwin Park, , Lonnie M. Houston of St. sburg, Cassie Jones of m otto, Calif., and both Gunn of Quincy; and grandchildren. Lson-Ekhelberger uary Inc., of Sanford is in >e arrangements. 4 J l GLENN LEE EDMONDSON Glenn Lee Edmondson, 83, of Cunningham Lane, DtBaiy, died Satmdre, Dec. 29,2001, In Ormond Memorial Hospital, Oriaraia Bom in Greenback, Torre, he moved to Sanford from Fort Jackson, &C, in 1970 and then to DfBaiy in 1980. He was a retired master sergeant for the U S Army and served in Wbrld War U and the Korean War. He was active in the community, and was a mem­ ber of the DrBary Civic Association, DeBary Chamber of Commerce, DfcBary VFW Post No. 8093, Orange City American Legion Post No. 259, D.A.V. Post No. 92 and the Grand Lodge F&AM at Fort Campbell, Ky. He was also an active volunteer for the dty of DeBary. He was a member of Fust Presbyterian Church of DeBary Survivors indude one son, Glenn Lee Edmondson Jc, of Elizabeth, Tenn.; one brother, Robert Edmondson of Maryville, Term; three sisters, Betty and Daisy Lones of Maryville and Aileen Benson of FriendsviDe, T ain ; and one grandson Glenn Lee Edmondson IR of Elizabethan, Term. A memorial service will be teki 10 a m Monday, Ja a 21,2002, in Fust Presbyterian Church of DeBary with Austin B. Brinkerhoff J t, officiating. Altman-Long Funeral Homes of DeBary is in charge of arrange­ ments. FRA N CES HAW KINS Frances Haw kins, 71, of East Lane, Sanford, died Monday, D ec. 3 1 ,2 0 0 1 , in her residence. Bom M ay 2 ,1 9 3 0 , in Fairmont, W. Va., she moved to Sanford in 1965. She was a homemaker and a member of the Eastern Star. Survivors Include her hus­ band, LeRoy Hawkins of Sanford; tw o daughters, Robyn Lee Dodd and Carrie Ann Flem ing, both of Sanford; tw o sisters, Betty Jacquez o f Fairm ont, W. Va., and Wanda Young of La Grande, O re.; and three grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home o f Sanford is Iri charge arrange­ ments. R O B E R T C. M ILLER SR . Robert C . M iller Sr., 89, died Saturday, Dec. 29, 2001. Bom Nov. 2 0 ,1 9 1 2 , in W hite Springs. He was a longtime resident and busi­ nessman o f Sanford. H e and h b wife ow ned and operated M iller's for more than 40 years. He w as a member of Sanford First Presbyterian Church and the Sanford Masonic Lodge No. 62. Survivors include h b w ife, Juanita M iller; two daughters, Mildred H arden of Alpharetta, G a., and Charmion Addington of Anandalc, Va; one son, Robert M iller Jr., of Deltona, Ga.; seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. G raveside services were held Wednesday, Jan. 2, in Oaklawn Cemetery, with the Rev. Bruce Scott officiating. Gram kow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangem ents. GREGORY FISHER Gregory “Critter" Fisher, 43, of OMeen, died Tliesday, Ja a 1,2002. BomJuly24,195B,in Homestead, he lived most of hb life in Osteen and worked as a car­ penter He was an avid hunter and fisherman, and erfjoyvd the out­ doors. Survivors include one brother Timothy "Bo" Fisher of Punta Garda. Lany Taylor Funeral and Cremation Services of Puntn Gorda is in charge of arrange­ ments. JEFFR E Y WARREN M IL L S Jeffrey Warren M ills, 55, of C olfside D rive, Orlando, died Sunday, Dec. 30, 2001, in his residence. Bom Feb. 2 4 ,1 9 4 6 , in Rochester, N.Y., he moved to O rlando in 1971. He was the owner o f O rlando Refinishers. H e was o f the Lutheran faith. Survivors include his mother, Janet B. Johnson o f Victor, N.Y.; three sons, Rob M ilb o f O rlando, Brian M ills of Chuluota and Chris M ills o f O viedo; one brother, Douglas M ilb o f Rochester, N.Y.; one sister, Deborah . Harr o f McHenry, III.; and six grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford b in charge of arrangem ents. Landrum, S .C .; three grand­ children; nine great grand­ children; and three great great grandchildren. M emorial d on ation s may b e made to H ospice Volusia /Flagler, 3800 W oodbriar Trail, Port Orange, FL, 32119. Baldauff Fam ily Funeral Home of O range C ity is in charge o f arrangem ents. INEZ P R IC E -G O R E Inez Price-G ore, 83, of Yamecrow C ove, Lake Monroe, died Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2002, in M y C ountry Home in Osteen. Bom In C olum bus, N.C., she moved to C entral Florida in 1942. She w as a homemak- faith. Survivors include one sis ter, Violet Tum age of J n M O bituaries continued on Page 8A £ a v in g e m e n g ( S f M rs. Edith "Ma" S a n d e rs Born Ja n . 1,1912 It's been 3 y e a n lince you've been gone. Your sm iling face and warm embrace still lives on in our hearts. W c miss you more than ever... We love you mom. Altman-Long From your loving (laughters Josephine Sanders. Marie, Nathan, Rosalind W illiams, Edith Chester. 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JanuaryA. 2002 _________ m e SEMINOLE HERALD_________ O p in io n We ’re fig h tin g abroad to uphold p rin cip les here at hom e l.mis Hosier Heaphy knows what the new political corivvtness Is. She is tne California newspaper publisher who was booed off the stage in December while trying to ...................... warn a college audience about the danger of surrendering civil liberties in the war against terrorism. While the audience for the December graduation exercises at Cal StateSacramento never heard the full text of Heaphy's speech — she gave up and left the podium after five minutes because she was loudly heckled — it contained nothing Cynthia that was remotely anti-American or hinted T urker ofany sympathy for the cause of Islamist terrorists. Heaphy, publisher of The Sacramento Bee, simply wanted to remind Americans ilia I while we wage war on terrorism, we also ought to bo vigilant against restrictions on free speech and protec­ tive of the rights of the accused. As Heaphy learned the hard way, America has entered a period when anything that hints of political dissent even mild dissent, is bound to bring harsh rebukes. For 20 years, conservatives have claimed that the political left had imposed a rigid political correctness that Donned crit­ icism of liberal causes or activists. If that were ever true, conservatives — and even nervous moderates — have now done just the same; Even the mildest debate over American policy in the war on terror is out-of-bounds. Not that the administration of President Bush has n veived much criticism for the war effort Since the iii »mbs started to fall on Afghanistan, polls have consis­ tently showed the president drawing approval ratings of more titan 90 percent. There is little suggestion of an opposition, loyal or otherwise: He is supported by Democrats, environmentalists and card carrying members of the American Civil Liberties Union, just as he is supported by Republicans, oil executives and card-carry­ ing members of tne Christian Coalition. Few Americans objected to all-out war on al-Qaida and its Taliban hosts after the terrorist atrocities of Sept 11. There has been little but praise for the way the Bush administration has handled the war abroad. But there have been concerns that some overzealous iifili i.ils — notably Attorney General John Ashcroft — hav e suppressed civil liberties and violated fundamental I rights in their quest to root out terrorists and prevent future attacks. Notably, those concerns have been 1expressed not just by liberal senators such as Ted Kennedy, but also by conservatives such as Rep. Bob Barr of Georgia. Nevertheless, the debate has been muted because politicians and public officials believe they will pay a high price for even mild criticism of the Bush administra­ tion. Journalists, too, have been cowed by the speech pi 'lice, who characterize any skepticism of official policy as traitorous. I lie great irony is that the United States seeks to stand a s ,i symbol of democratic freedoms, including the free­ dom to criticize the government. That is a fundamental difference separating us from most of the Arab and Middle Eastern countries that spawned al-Qaida opera­ te es. When the American Civil Liberties Union sent letters to the embassies of several of those countries, offering to help them locate and assist any of their citizens being detained by the Justice Department, some of those embassies were not certain the offers were legitimate. (. ould it really be true, some consular officials wondered, that an American organization could oppose an activity of tlie U.S. government? Absolutely. And that is what makes this country great. I i t s not lose our democracy just as we are winning the war on terrorism. Cynlliu lUtrr m nhturul ;M(r editor fur the Atlanta Constitution. She cm hr reached (y i* null: cyillikictaic' cvm C 3 0 1 ATLANTA CONSTm/TION A fghanistan: M aking w ar w ithout battles I have always been fas­ groups of people shot at cinated by the one-day each other and sometimes strikes that are a massacred their ene­ labor tactic in mies of the moment. European countries, But basically the particularly France. Taliban, with a lot of Airline workers or men and tanks, the teachers or drove across the whoever announce country and took a 24-hour strike for most o f it as local a certain day, leaders, warlords Rlchard promising to shut „ and tribes joined the country down them and that war — and sometimes • • • • • • • was over succeeding. Then we, the The success or failure of Americans, came along, the action is basically using the Northern determined by how many Alliance as our ground workers take to the streets trotips to march across the land. Seeing that we and how much blockage meant business this time, and chaos they can create before going back to work the locals, the lords and the tribes did n 6t resist. the next day. If the numThey just changed sides bers are good, they get and joined with the win­ what they want, better ners. Yes, a lot of bombs money, better hours, bet­ and rifle fire, but no real ter working conditions. If battles. Men of the the turnout is below expectations, they get Taliban and their fellow travelers joined us or just nothing. Very civilized. ran away, living to fight One day of trouble and another day against God inconvenience, then life knows who. drifts back toward the AH of this becam e clear, normal. or should have, in the War in Afghanistan is confusion that followed like that, though it could U.S. airstrikes on a con­ hardly be called civilized. You have to start with the voy raising dust along the roads of Paktia Province fact that Afghanistan is two weeks ago. We said it not really a country. It is was a legitimate and just a place that folks like deliberate strike on flee­ us, the Americans, the ing Taliban officials. On British and most recently the ground, Afghan lead­ the Russians, have either ers protested that it was a believed or pretended to mistake, that the convoy believe is more than just was made up o f local lines on maps for sale in leaders on their way to London or Paris. War in Afghanistan, like Kabul for the "inaugura­ tion" of Hamid Karzai as one-day strikes, is war without battles. When the the new leader of Afghanistan. Taliban took the country Both sides were six years ago, there were absolutely right. The con­ no great stands, no lines voy was made up of tribal of men and weapons fac­ elders and other big-shots ing each other to the who used to be Taliban, death or surrender. Yes, but switched sides when they realized the Americans were winning — at least in the short run. Som eone who did not like som eone in the convoy, a spy, told the Americans these were bad and we shot 'em up, illing more than 50 peo­ ple. Last Thursday, surviv­ ing biggies called a coun­ cil and their freedomfighter spokesman, Abdul Hakim Munib, told the spy story, saying it led the Americans into their mis­ take. That, by the way, was the same Abdul Hakim Munib who was deputy m inister of com­ munication and transport in the Taliban regime. W hen a reporter asked him about that, Munib, probably wondering how Westerners get so stupid, said: "Yes, of course, I was w ith the T alib an .... All the people you are seeing On the Street The Herald asks people what they think... W ith th e te m p e r a tu r e r e a c h in g n e a r fr e e z in g le v e ls , T h e S e m in o le H e r a ld s t a f f t o o k to th e s t r e e t s a s k in g l o c a l r e s id e n ts w h a t's t h e ir fa v o r it e m ea l t o w a r d o f f th e n ig h tim e c h ills . Macaroni and cheese The name of the reape is Over the Rainbow Mac and Cheese. It has five drflerent cheeses, eggs, cream and butter. It's just warm your heart food. Angle Tlndel. Osteen I'm Italian so any­ thing Italian. Baked ziti and garlic bread is my favorite. Je n n Faint, Sanford Spicy chill with my special sauce. It s called Alter Death Sauce. It's the hottest I've ever tast­ ed. O tis Sjoblom , Osteen here were with the TaUban." And all the people we are seeing there will be with someone else when the Americans are gone. The moral of the story, if morality has anything to with all this, is that most of the land called Afghanistan has been and w ill be again be con­ trolled by a dozen or so tribal warlords who will skirm ish and deal with each other from now until the end of time. We have done extraor­ dinarily well in rolling across Afghanistan, but we arc not going to stay there until the end of time. The sooner we get out the better. The cover story will be that the United Nations will replace us and turn Afghanistan into a central Asian Switzerland. Good luck! C n o t UNIVERSAL MESS SYNDICATE �T ilt S eminole Herald Lo s Angeles Tim e s Sunday C rossw ord Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Jo yce Nichols Lewis 113 Sign tS Doctor's ordar 56 Darla with large sara c m a m w y j& t oti*nb«h t»net 24 Warring parties 58 Red-carpel 80 Conductor 88 Hang on Ih* (n« DOWN 25 Have a hometreatment Boulez ACBOBB 88 Got It wrong 11Lot go Latgo 83 Negotiator of an cooked meal 59 Block 1 Mm 10 87 Hanfy bom 22Auxiliary Auxiliary 32 •nun,1 GO Ad campaign 1853 purchase 8 F«B Mgn yesterday proportion proposition playwright item 84 Craggy ridge 10 UpMng sound 88 Traa aNpmam? 3 Not mentioned, mentioned. 33 An Astaire 85 Conformed 61 Tree concert? 13 Driller •OThay’raw rt as as aa suit suitin inbridge bridge 34 Considerable 82 Israel's Sharon 87 1887 La Seals 18 Navada'a matchad 44Wlmbtadon Wimbledon care 83 Make Into debut •acontHargaat K M W w t? champ, champ, 1976-80 1878-60 35 Guitar bar bundtes 88 Hide out cty 83 Mjalcal aptitude 5 Smite/s Smiley”* creator 36 Not dtllied 64 Mora than most 89 Patch 20 Pfamed heron 84 Primitive horn# ' 6o*A ’ Ah.h,aor aof 39 Studio occupant, 85 Fifth Avenue 91 Up in the air 21 M o ra now 97Drovaar1g 77 Highland Highlandhill Ml perhaps store 94 Sidelines 22 Aecribe W BW adort 88 Unton Unionopponent opponent 40 Stable 87 On the lance salutation 23 Tree ter 100 Evaluate 9 Part ot NATO: IJ 68 Where tha big 95 The way wa hugging? 102 Wa undarfoot Abbr. 41 Viewed bucks are? word 28 Aa oppoaad to 103O8lcMln lOStcomguy 42 Mined metal 70 Chisholm Trail 98 Mortise mate 27 Emulate a charge of tree everybody Iovm 43 Out of aorta sights 97 Bad recaption Cotantot aHalra? HQatttngon 45 Blua-gray stunk 71 Star in Virgo 98 First cabbage in 28 Hanrfl honay 106 Put down 12 Qordia of tha 40 Regarding 72 Nocturnal the pot? 28 Bring out 107 Whara lha buck NHL 48 Stkckars without insects 99 Nothing SO Faniym an atopa? 13 Vlatnam patrol 73 Henry Vlll's Iasi 100 Lwiglellow's 31 M(7a ordar 106 C M dwelling boat 49 Son o< Adam wile bojl town 32*__a Hot Tin 108 Wand/a ordar 14 Foldadtare 50 Fancy moldings 74 Uneven? 101 Regarding ROOT 110 Araa 1530-day period 52 SAT unit 75 "Days ot _ 104 Lika steak 34 Part rtral 111 Bartay brittle 10 Traa that works 53 Sly character? Lives* tartars 38 Christmas traa 112 Strange and out? 54 'What have we 76 Put down 105 *D1dnl 11*11 bualnaaa? theneom# harar 78 Antlered beast you?* 37 Muaaum piaoae ______________ 38H ghrolare? Stum p«d? 9 9 cents a m inute 41 EtrenfcgaM Sunday. January 6. 2002 P a # e 3A The Covenant Bible Institute In v ites You To E n roll F o r T h e Y ear 2002 Call 1-900*933*5155, 44 n p over 45 8haptayad 46 Help a tugftv* 47 Van Gogh Our classes For the upcom ing y e a r will b e: 1st quarter: 4 8 1 W e O rty Hava Love' songwriter 48Ukam oogoo 0 * P*n. * 9 6t Whip mark 02 Treaa relaiad to aapana? 66 Stein group 86 Curt ip and 6a 87 Kant Stata stata 56 Endoaad —a ^ Thursdays, 7*8:30 p.m., January 17 - February 28 or Saturdays, 4*5:30 p.m., January 19 - M arch 2 TH E PROMISES P F OOP IN TH E.Q LB -TES TA M EH I A survey o f G od’s relationship with the human family, from creation to the fall, Abraham to M oses, Joshu a to the kingdoms: includes a study o f the prophets and the B o o k o f ownfwii Psalm s; special attention given to M essianic passages 83 d u b Ingredtent 2nd quarter: Thursdays, 7-8:30 p.m., April 4 • May 16 or Saturdays, 4- 5:30 p.m., April 6 * May 18 TH E PROMISES OF OOP FULFILLED IN JESUS 6Q Laridlte aongbkd 70 Burning trea todtoator? 73 Summer cooter A survey o f how the New Testam ent w riters present Jesu s o f Nazareth as the Christ o f prom ise and the prophetic culm ina­ tion o f significant people and events in the O ld Testam ent northammoal ot Canada 78 Whale achoota 80 "Tha Taming ot tha Shrew* 3rd quarter: Thursdays, 7-8:30 p.m., July 11 * August 22 or Snturduys, 4 - 5:30 p.m ., July 13 - August 24 O ltM II T rltiiin * \W .ll.t See Solution pn Page 8A til a4. .. hi ,<ir» * : i TH E PROMISES ■**-• OF QQP AND TH/E CHURCH ;«. - • «.t I » I .l it . J i m ;i W •. ~ ^ i-m ia u d ir u . .i A survey o f G od ’s prom ises in the New Testam ent and how City of Sanford Offers New Programs To Owners Of Commercial Historic Properties they relate to the corporate church and the individual believer; includes a study o f how these prom ises em pow er the individual for a fulfilled life 4th quarter: TH E PROMISES OF GOP IN TH E APOCALYPSE A survey o f G od’s prom ises in the B o o k o f Revelation, including a C hristo-centric study o f the seven churches, seals, trumpets and plagues, with attention give to how they were understood in the first century and their contemporary application T h e City o f Sanford Is offering two Innovative program s to encourage th e rehabilitation and m ain ten an ce o f h istoric buildings. Fee Waiver Program. T h is program allows the City to waive perm it an d developm ent fees for rehabilitative co n stru ctio n on B u ild ings th at co n trib u te to the National R egister desig­ nation o f th e H istoric C om m ercial D istrict. All co n stru ctio n m u st com ply with the Secretary o f the Interior's Stan d ard s for R eh abilitation. F ees that may be waived include: Building perm it fees; Plum bing perm it fees; Roofing perm it fees: Varian ** rer E n gin een n g Plan r ‘w lee. E lectrical perm it fees; M echanical perm it fees; Conditional U se fees; S ite Plan Review fee: Thursdays, 7 - 8 :3 0 p.m., October 3 - November 14 or Saturdays, 4 - 5 :3 0 p.m ., October 5 - November 16 This is a community sen ’ice o f the Covenant Bible Institute and the Seminole Meadows Seventh-day Adventist Church. We wish to facilitate a better understanding o f the Bible and an intelligent appreciation o f its message. So, we invite you to participate in this years classes. We guarantee that you will have an experience with God as a result o f studying His Wonl. Each subsequent class builds on the previous. “For you have been bom again, not o f perishable seed, but o f imperishable, through the living and enduring word o f God. ” I Peter 1:23 4 How to P re -re g iste r: call (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -1 4 0 5 , pre-registration required; Child care available C a s t: There will be no charge and no offerings collected. C ity -w id e R e h a b ilita tio n G ra n t. T h e City is also offering to help defray the exp en se o f rehabilitating a historic build­ ing by providing m onetary g ran ts to the ow ners of h istoric buildings throughout the City. 'Hie City will award 25*: j o f the total co st of a su b sta n tia l rehabilitation project, up to $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 , on a flrst-com e-flrst-serve b a sis io p rojects m eet­ ing the eligibility and condlllonal requirem ents. Eligible buildings m u st b e a t least 5 0 years old: com m ercial, in d u s­ trial or m ultifam ily in u se: owned by a 'for-profit' b u sin ess: and a conform ing u se in the zoning district In which It is located o r approved a s a planned developm ent urban infill project. If you are Interested in participating in eith er program o r need m ore Inform ation,please co n ta ct A ntonia Gerli. Engineering an d P lanning M a te ria ls: A complete syllabus will be provided. Please bring a B ib le that you won’t mind marking Location: T h e C ovenan t B ib le In stitu te m eets a t th e Sem inole M eadow s Sev en th -d ay A d v en tist C h u rc h in S a n fo rd , located at 5 6 1 5 N orth C ou nty R o a d 427, going north on 17 -9 2 , turn right ju st past Longwood Lincoln-M ercury, church is on the right approximately 2 m iles; going south on 17-92, turn left onto Lake Mary Blvd., then right onto 4 2 7 , church is on the left approxim ately two m iles. * Great for those who are unfam iliar with the B ib le - leam principles o f interpretation that you can hotter understand Ihe B ib le for y ou rself * Great for people o f all chu rches . * Great for pastors and religious educators D epartm ent (407) 3 3 0 - 5 6 7 2 . 1 » i, * • l ‘ 1*1 ea 4 iiitea a raa it\ t - •--i, it.- so �«% I t Pa«e 6A Sunday. January fl. 2002 T he Seminole Hejllld Land Coatiancd from Pago 1A similar facility on land that cur* rentty serves as a parking lot for the Seminole County Courthouse. Yosefian ■ said Friday he would be interested in FP&L site and sent a letter to VanDcrworp stating his interest. "It's a magnificent site," Yosefian said. "It's actually a larger piece of land than the parking lot." The county is looking for options after a bid process to sell the land attracted only one buyer. The county purchased the property in 1994 for $290,00 from the electrical utility. The building has been vacate for m ost of the seven years the county has owned it, and in August, the commissioners declared the site surplus proper­ ty and put it out to bid. Kevin Spolski's $182,035 bid for the property was the coun­ ty 's only offer. Because the building has asbestos and does not meet the Americans with Disabilities Act standards. Spolski reduced his bid price by the cost of demolishing the building, for a final offer of $69,000. During their Dec. 11 meeting, commissioners were reluctant to accept Spolski's bid and asked for more information after Sanford City M anager Tony VanDerworp expressed interest in a land swap. Solutions for a peaceful night’s sleep In exchange for the FP&L site, VanDerworp said the city of Sanford would provide the county with a long-term lease fora lOacrc parcel at the Sanford airport. The county needs the land for public works material storage, ie. dirt, gravel, etc. VanDerworp offered a lease price of $1 per year for at least 99 years. Any deal involving airport land must be approved by the Sanford City Commission and the Sanford Airport Authority. VanDerworp has met with airport president Larry Dale and said Dale would recommend the lease to the Airport Authority, contingent upon the Federal Aviation Administration's approval. The swap is one of four options commissioners will con­ sider. The other three options include: • Accepting Spolski's $69,000 bid. • Rejecting all bids and re-bid­ ding the land. • Rejecting all bids, demolish­ ing the building and retaining ownership or re-bidding. The Board of County Commissioners will discuss the, issue during the 9-J0 a.m. meet­ ing llresday, Jan. 8. (ARA) - Most Americans do . bed comfortable. not get the recommended eight "Choosing a good mattress hours o f sleep required for can make a difference in the good health, safety and opti­ quality o f sleep you get at night mum performance. and the w ay you feel during the In fact, the National Sleep day," said Dr. Gary Zam m it Foundation (NSF) recently from the Sleep D isorders reported that 63 percent of Institute at St. L uke's • Americans are sleep deprived. Roosevelt Medical C en ter in During stressful tim es — New York City. "M ost people such as the loss of a loved one, do not reali2e that their bed can a change in job status or a seri­ be preventing them from sleep­ ous illness — the numbers of ing well an a, in some cases, those who suffer from sleep keeping them aw ake." deficiency can be even greater. Insom niacs might consider Ironically, this is the time when alternative sleep surfaces to a good night's sleep is even improve their sleep. One alter­ more important to facilitate native is the Sleep Number Bed recovery and healing. by Select Com fort with T h e following suggestions adjustable firmness and indi­ may ensure a more peaceful vidualized comfort levels. In and restorative night's sleep for studies conducted at Stanford the entire household. U niversity and Duke University, participants fell Struggling for asleep 'faster and experienced better quality, more restorative Much-Needed Rest People who suffer from anxi­ sleep on the Sleep Number bed ety often have difficulty falling than on a traditional Innerm attress. Stanford asleep, wake up frequently dur­ spring ing tne night, arise too early in U niversity researchers also the morning, or experience found that 87 percent o f those unrefreshing sleep. These who slept on the Sleep Number sym ptom s o f insomnia are bed experienced a greater per­ fueled by stress, grief, worry centage o f REM sleep with fewer disturbances. and disrupted sleep schedules. One solution to combating Insomnia can be a forerunner insomnia is to create a restful of depression and other healthsleep environment in every related problems, so it is impor­ bedroom in the house. This tant to seek a doctor's advice if includes keeping the tempera­ symptoms persist. ture cool, the light dim and the Dan Ping can be reached at dplngfraamlnolaherald.com or 407-322-2011. L o w e ’s -----------Continued from Page 1A mary Boulevard and 17/92. "They've done a good job with the plans so far," said Mike Skat, chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission. "They arc adjacent to a neighborhood, but we haven't had any negative comments from residents." Much of the parcel is the site of the former Movleland DriveIn Theater. Skat said the Lowe's project would be a good addi­ tion to the 17/92 corridor. "I'm really excited about this," Skat said. "W ith the WalMart SupeiCenter right across the street, there's going to be a lot of money flowing into that CRA that can be used for rede­ velopment." Skat said the company has an aggressive schedule and "expects to break ground in six months" on the project. One concern with the devel­ opment is the increased traffic the project would bring. A traffic impact study conducted by Traffic Planning and Design Inc. in Maitland concludes the devel­ opment will generate 5,848 new hips, with 450 of those occurring during the peak afternoon rush hour. "It's fine right now. 1 think there will be some traffic issues in five years or so," Skat said, "particularly as you get more residential development out on East Lake Mary Boulevard. I think you'll see a build-up of traffic at that intersection — 17/92 and Lake Mary Boulevard. — that' will have to be addressed." The development must still site plan approval from P&Z, as well as approval from the City Commission. better w a y to buy in s u ra n c e . in s u ra n c e tro m .i s tr a n g e r .it a NUMBER Rowe Continued from Page LA "Charles has said we can call him to get some of these things worked out/' Lessard said. District 1 Commissioner Velma Williams worked closely with Rowe and his department, articularly on the Goldsboro ront Porch program and the masterplans for the Goldsboro and Georgetown communities. "I regret that he is leaving because he has been an asset to the city of Sanford," Williams said. "He is very talented, and I know he will be a success at any­ thing he does. 1 wish he would stay, but I also wish him the very best in everything he does." "Charles's resignation came as a surprise," said Tony VanDerworp, city manager. "Charles got a lot of good things started for the city. "However, I understand this is a really great opportunity for him. It's one of those things that is hard to pass up." RICHARD RUSSI f r o m INSURANCE ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect. Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your fam ily's ★ ★ ★ ★ It’s Time To Play Ball ★ ★ ★ ★ protection and security. I S ince 1968 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford Dan Ping can ba reached at dplngOMmlnolahcrald.com or 407-322-2011. Cnrtdjr .1 ASA ConItal The Sanford Little League iscurrently havinga membershipdrive to elect board members for the Spring 2002 Season. Sanford Little League, a Not for Profit Organization, needs your support to keep Uttle LeagueBaseball and Softball for thechildren in our community. Wa need to luep pur youth occupied with whole some fun and Instill values and morals thft fill trickle dowrt to our community. Sanford provides little or Noalternatives for our youth to expand energy and grow both socially and emotionally. Sanford Uttle League provides all ofthis and more; But, we need your help in continuing to do so. The membership foe is only $1.00. For details call (407) 227-9123. 1 - 8 0 0 TONY RUSSI Soothing Bad Dreams Nightmares — vivid, long, scary dreams — are more fre­ quent during times, of stress, anxiety and helplessness. Children aged 3 to 6 are the most common sufferers o f bad dreams, but traumatic events can increase the occurrence of nightmares in adults as well. To avoid the anxiety night­ mares can cause, it is Important fo r adults to monitor the amount of television their fami­ ly watches before bedtime and aiscuss any disturbing images with their kids. When children have nightm ares, parents should comfort them by talking about the bad dream and offer­ ing reassurance that they are available whenever needed. To reduce the chance of hav­ ing nightmares, adults should avoid eating directly before bedtime and reduce their intake of caffeine and alcohol, as each will increase brain activity that can disrupt sleep. • For more information about sleeping better during stressful times, visit www.sleepfoundation.org. For details about the Sleep Jeep Number bed, call (800) 535-BEDS. 709 ALTO PLACE SANFORD, FL 32746 (407) 227-9823 You c a n bu y your Dan Ping can b « reached at dplngfrMmlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. ,7 , night's sleep should be a family priority, and it starts w jth the adults in the household." SAN FO R D L IT T L E LEA G U E T h e r e ’s a o r Recognizing That Your Body Needs Sleep For many involved in a crisis, daytime sleepiness is a frequent problem. Even if a person is get­ ting the recommended eight hours of sleep a night, stress and emotional fatigue can cause excessive sleepiness and fre­ quent dozing off. This can be especially harmful for adults since daytim e sleepiness can lead to health problems or danerous situations when they rive. The best solutions for over­ coming daytime sleepiness are to stick to a norm tine and get extra rest if your body needs IL When stressed, adults should pay careful atten­ tion to what their bodies are telling them, make good judg­ ments about getting to bed ear­ lier and take frequent naps. Lack of concentration, nod­ ding off during quiet activities or having trouble waking up in the morning are signs that a child is not getting enough sleep. Parents should remember that if the sleep schedule is dis­ rupted even one night, a child may experience these symp­ toms. "Children copy their parents' sleep patterns, so it's important for parents to maintain consis­ tent sleep schedules and get enough sleep at night," says Dr. Zam m it. "G ettin g a good \Auto-Owners Insurance Lite Home C a r Business TU "M, PnUtmmP**fW ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 The league is also looking for Coaches, Umpires, and players for the spring 2002 Mason. Registration trill be held on Saturday's, January 12th, 19th, and 26th at Lee P. Moore Park; From the hours of ioam - 2pm. Other registration sites to be determined. To Pre-Register your child call ( 407) 227-9823 for Info. P N O T IC E SEMINOLE COUNTY HAS BEEN AWARDED FEDERAL FUNDS UNDER THE EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER NATIONAL BOARD PROGRAM Due to manufacturing delays, Night Caster for Xbox advertised on page 2 of today's Target advertising supplement is not available. Because future avail­ ability is uncertain, rain checks will not be offered. We regret any inconvenience this may cause. ® Sem inole C ounty has been chosen to receive $145,210 to supplement em ergency food and shel­ ter program s in the area. TA R G ET EXPECTMORE. RAYLESS.* T h e selection w a s m ade by a National Board that i3 chaired by the Federal Em ergency M anagem ent A g e n c y (F E M A ) and consists of representatives from T h e Salvation A nny, Am erican Red C ro ss . United Jew ish Com m unities, Catholic Charities, U S A . National Council oi the Ch u rch e s ot Christ in the U .S A and United W a y of America which will provide the adminis­ trative staff and function as fiscal agent. T h e Board w as charged to distribute funds appropriated b y C ongress to help expand the capacity of food and shelter programs in high-need areas around the country. A Local Board m ade up of com m unity agencies will determine how the funds awarded to Sflm inQlfl.Counly are to be distributed am ong the emergency food and shelter programs run by local service organizations in the area. T h e Local Board is responsible for recommending agen­ cies to receive these funds and any additional funds available under this phase ol the program. 1 D B IIV _ P r i c e s F O O D S l a s h e d S P E C I H 1 5 ! ! - , ALL DOMESTIC BEERS.. 7 - 7 5 m ALL WELL DRINKS........ $ 1 . 7 5 2605 P A R K D R IV E SANFORD 4 All Day Sunday 300 OYSTERS 750 DRAFT KARAOKE ON WEDNESDAY I U n d e r the terms of the grant from the National Board, local organizations chosen to receive funds must: 1) be private voluntary nonprofit or units of government. 2) have an accounting system, 3 ) practice nondiscrimination, 4 ) have demonstrated the capability to deliver em ergency food and/or shelter program s, and 5) if they are a private voluntary organization, they must have a voluntary board. Qualifying organizations are urged to apply. Sem inole C ounty has distributed Em ergency Food and Shelter funds previously with m any com ­ munity agencies participating. Th e s e agencies w ee responsible for providing countless meals and nights of lodging. Public or private voluntary organizations interested in apply for Em ergency Food and Shelter Program funds must contact Ms. Dianne Arnold at Com m unity Seivices Network 988 W oodcock R d .. Suite 20, O rlando, F L 32803 at (407) 897-6-165 or 9407) 228-7788 or via email dianDfla.QCSNBlwofk.Qtg Applicalions are available at Com m unity Services Network, 988 Woodcock R d Suite 200 ortando, F L 32803, (407) 897-6465. Com pleted applications for Seminole County’ are due back at Com m unity S e ivice s Network no later than 4:30 p.m . Monday, January 14 2002 ) �THx S eminole Mould Sumlay. January li. 2002 Page 7/\ “ T he D octors W h o P u t T h e ir B a ck s In to It” You know ‘ that other kind o f doctor,* the kind with the funny looking padded tabies and the fptne chart* on the wall. You might conalder going to thla kind of doctor if you had a atiff neck or a bad back. He'* been around for over 100 years practicing hi* own peculiar brand of m edidne that b really no medicine at a ll This much-maligned and suspi­ cious individual occupies a strange place in the public mind, somewhere between faith healer and witch doc­ tor. This person who never gives a pill o r an Injection Is a chiropractor, the most misunderstood doctor in the world. He b represented by Dr.’s Joseph Boyle and Joseph Sicurella. They are both graduates' of Life University, and have practiced in the Orlando area for nearly five yean, and have become some o f the areas foremost authorities In automobile accident injuries. They are outspo­ ken advocates of their profession and its ability to help victims involved In aedd enb and would like to dissipate the myths that sur­ round i t * A chiropractor b not a frustrated Medical Doctor,' Dr. Sicurella states. 'N o r do we claim to treat or cure diseases of any kind.' Then Just what does a chiroprac­ tor do? And exactly what b chiro­ practic? Dr. Joseph Sicurella answers these questions in the course o f a dinner seminar he gives the first Tuesday o f each month, a lecture that could very well be titled, "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Chiropractic, But Were Afraid to A sk." T h b dinner seminar b complete with a slide show, and b attended by patlenb of the doctor, as well as friends o f patients, and members of the local community who ate curi­ ous about chiropractic, but who are not quite ready to hit the table. Dr. Sicurella explains that chiro­ practic b not as much concerned with the treatment of disease, as many people mbtakenly believe as it b with the maintenance o f good health through the location and removal of nerve interference in the spine. "A t the heart of the chiropractic philosophy," Dr. Sicurella says, b the belief that our bodies cannot func­ tion anywhere near capacity if nerve Impulses from the brain are being continually pinched off by dbplacvd vertebrae." Later Into the lecture Dr. Joseph Boyle refers to research w hich proves that an impact at low rates of speed can cause significant soft tis­ sue damage to the neck and low back, and will make the 24 vertebrae in the human spine less stable than they were before the accident T h b instability allows the vertebrae to be knocked out o f alignment by the lightest pressure. FREECONSULTATION Th is coupon entitles bearer to preliminary consultation with a doctor; this allows the opportunity to discuss personal health FREEEXAM INATION Th is coupon entitles bearer to preliminary neurological and orthopedic examination. There b a name for such out-ofwhack vertebrae. Chiropractic doc­ tors call them 'tubluxations." They can be caused by everyday bumps and Jolb, slips and falls, automobile accidents, as well as by emotional and psychological pressures. "A chiropractor locates and removes nerve interference in the spine caused by subluxations," Dr. Boyle te lb h b audience. "This allows the life energy within the patient to flow freeiy from the brain, through the spinal cord and on to the various organs and parts o f the body" “ • One o f the problems with chiro­ practic, Dr. Boyle conceded, b that it looks too easy. A chiropractic adjust­ m ent designed to clear the spine of nerve interference, takes but a few minutes. During an adjustment, with the patient lying on the chiropractic table, the doctor will apply pressure with h b palms to the spine. Then he will turn the patient on h b side and "adjust" h b lu ck, and then h b neck. T h b b the part of the proceedings that scares people off, even though the whole thing b virtually painless. B.J. Palmer formulated chiroprac­ tic philosophy during the first half of last century. H b father, D.D. Palmer, discovered the basic philosophy one summer afternoon in Davenport, Iowa, back In 1895. D ie elder Palmer restored the hearing of a deaf janitor by removing a subluxation in the back o f h b neck, and chiropractic was bom. Today, there are roughly 50,000 licensed Doctors of Chiropractic practicing in the United States. Chiropractic colleges are in opera­ tion nationwide, offering compre­ hensive four-year programs. In addition, four years of pre-profes­ sional training Is required. Dr.'s Boyle and Sicurella are both thoroughly convinced of the long­ term benefits of regular chiropractic care. 'O u r aim at First Health Chiropractic b to check every spine we can get our hand on," says Dr. Boyle, "I don't say that chiropractic b the answer to all pysical problems. There b a place for medicine and there b a place for surgery. But the greatest doctor In the world b with­ in you, within the healing energies of your own body. The power that created the body b the power that can heal it." "T h b b the doctor we want to put to work for you." Dr.'s Boyle and Sicurella main­ tain a chiropractic clinic at 3801 W. Lake Mary Blvd. And would like to extend an invitation to all Orlando area residents to their next dinner seminar January 8th at The Cattle Ranch Steak House in Sanford on the com er o f Sanford Ave. and 27lh Street. To make your reservations. Dr. Boyle and Sicurella can be reached at (407) 321-7500. Willie R obinson, long time patient o f D r's Jo s e p h B o yle and Sicurella. Dr. Jo s e p h B o yle, using a spin e m od el, explains how th e spine Is exam ined during a routine p hy sical exam ination. car accid e n t in su ra n ce pay fo r 1 0 0 % o f th e tre a tm e n t needed fo r y o u r in ju ries. A t o u r office you m a y pay nothing until y o u r claim is settled, an d we will handle all the p a p e rw o rk . M ost p erso n al in su ran ce also co v ers c h iro p ra ctic. AUTO ACCIDENT D in n e r (S em in ar GET ANSWERS ABOUT YOUR INJURIES NOW ! CATTLE RANCH STEAK HOUSE (C orner of Sanford A ve. & 27th S t.) THE SPINE IS YOUR LIFE LINE T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 8, 2002 6:30 P.M . - 9:00 P.M . - STRONG BUT SENSITIVE B y R e s e r v a t i o n o n ly Virtually every auto accident causes neck or lower back injury. FREEFIH DINGS This coupon entitles bearer to a private meeting with doctor, patient and spouse to discuss, based on the doctor’s finding, if chiropractic can help your health concerns T ) » p«art n ) w t PWO" m n a M k* t n ™ * *• n /* •> *> PW- « « • < PWa M w n tu M d W pIfiart k» «r» o r * •nmnawi a n « ™ i ana* a par tafiwt aa alaaua< * • > »r law*<*>aapo«»rgl, vt to, n M a daccunad _ _ _ _ _ _ Ji “Watch for these danger signals ” 1. Headaches • Dizziness • Irritability 2. Nervous Tension • Personality Changes 3. Neck & Lower Back Pain 4. Arm & Shoulder Pain or Numbness 5. Nausea • Indigestion ( 407) 1 I I I I I I I I 321 -7500 T h is coupon entitles be a re r and up lo three quests to attend our Auto-Accident D inner Seminar. Attendees least 18 years old. 321-7500 • Dinner January 8, 2002 W pay f Ant* pay- **fi iipMfevmatJ r (ttecunteo h e at Sponsored By FIRST HEALTH CHIROPRACTIC ■hot futffrm* Nr»* tm vtgjnfl to n 3801 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. •SUITE 131 • LAKE MARY, FL 32746 FOR A FREE REPORT 1-800-962-9258 ■to core* payment,w ba r*-rubvnred for tewany gam t m n « <MfMLti m partofmad aa a mwuHof and *nhm tt hw#* J TUf« rearm to (W w k w w * * ***** law or M*»«,at| «** « �TT Page R \ Siiraliiy. January fi. 2002 T T 'T T he Seminole H uuld Obituaries ANNA M. RINALDI Anna M. Rinaldi, 91, of Felton Street, Deltona died Friday, Dec. 28, 2001, in her residence. Bom In Islen, Pa„ she moved to Central Florida from Linden, N.J, in 1972. She was a homemaker. She was a member of the Council of Catholic Women, \doratinn Society and Deltona Fire Auxiliary. She was a mem­ ber of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church. Survivors include two sisters, Susan I lealy of Long Beach, N.Y., and Cecilia Morbce of Mountainside, N.J. Baldauff Family Funeral I lomo ‘o f Orange City is In charge of arrangements. VINCENT F. RICCI Vincent F. Ricci, 81, of Kay stun Street, Deltona, died Sunday, Dec. 23,2001, in his res­ idence. Born in Queens, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida from Montville, Conn., in 1986. He served In the U S. Army during World War II, and took part in the invasion of Omaha Beach on I >-D»y. He was a retired naval architect for supervisory ships In i Iroton, Conn., where he worked for 30 years, he was a member of St. Ann's Catholic Community Church, Knights of ( n Iurnbus in Connecticut and tiie Society of St. Hart's in Rhode Island. Survivors include one son, Vincent Ricci of Brwklyn, ( onn.; one daughter, Claudia kirk of Lexington, Ky.; five grandchildren; and four great grnndchildn'ii. Memorial donations may be made to St. Ann’s Catholic Community Church, P.O. Box "TU218, Delkiry, FL, 32753. Baldauff F.tmily Funeral Home o f Orange City Is in charge of arrangements. ERNESTINE ROBERTS Ernestine "Snooky" Roberts, 69, of Pine Avenue, Sanford, died Friday, Dec. 28,2001, In Shands at the University of Florida. Bom Nov. 18,1932, in Sanford, she was a certified nurses assistant for a nursing home. She was a member of St. John Metropolitan Baptist Church. Survivors include her mother, Theota Blair Merthie of Sanford; five sons, Alfred E. Robert Sr., of Fairfield, Calif, Gregory S. Bodison Sr., of Philadelphia, Pa., Frank Hick Jr., of Sanford, Isaac Mobley o f Miami, and Jacob Davis of Sanford; seven daugh­ ters, Cecelia G. Roberts of Rochester, N.Y., Gwendolyn M. Glenn, Sylvia Bodison, Chathia B. Brooks and Pamela Byrd, all of Sanford, Yvonne L Knight of Live Oak and Valincy Richards of Sanford; one sister, Joan Jeanette Burton of Miami; 20 grandchildren; and 15 great grandchildren. Wilson-Elchelberger Mortuary Inc., o f Sanford Is in charge of arrangements. IRVIN REEDER SEFRIED Irvin Reeder Sefried, 70, of Hansom Parkway, Sanford, died Thursday, Jan. 3,2002. Bom in Hamilton County, HI., he moved to Central Florida In 1965. He was a retired operator of waterplants. He was a mem­ ber of American Legion Post No. 53 of Sanford and veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 5405 of Winter Springs. He was a U S. Army veteran of the Korean War. He was of the Methodist faith. Survivors include his wife, Barbara Sefried of Sanford; four sons, James Sefried of Sanford, Michael Fritsch of Sparta, Wls., David Fritsch of Sparta, Wls., and Robert Fritsch of Sparta, Wls.; five daughters, Leanne Lily of Orlando, Linda Fritsch of Orange City, Loretta Bohannon of Christmas, Mari Beth Doyle of Sanford and Deborah L en a of Winter Park; 1B grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. A memorial service wiU be held 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 6, in American Legion Post No. 53. Memorial donations may be made to Vitas of Central Florida, 5151 Adansom S t , Suite 200, Orlando, FL, 32804. Tri-County Cremation Service of Longwood is in charge of arrangements. RUBY STANLEY Ruby Stanley, 83, of Vlnevllle Avenue, Macon, Ga., died Wednesday, Dec. 26,2001, In a Georgia hospital. Bom In Macon, Ga., she moved to Sanford in 1942 and returned to Macon in 1983. She was a sales person for Penny's Department Store. She was a member of Vlnevllle Christian Church and was a Cherry Blossom Seniors’ contestant Survivors include two sons, Alfred Stanley of Birmingham, Ala., and David Stanley of Vidalia, Ga.; one daughter, Joyce Meade o f Seviervllle, Tenn.; three sisters, Agnes Sikes and Elsie Halius orViacon, Ga., and Nell Darden of New Smyrna Beach; and seven grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home o f Orange City is in charge o f arrangements. ZELLA M . VALENTINE Zella M. Valentine, 92, o f Casa Grande Court, Winter Springs, died Monday, Dec. 31,2001, in Longwood Health Care Center, Longwood. Bom D ec 9,1909, in Chase, Mich., she resided in Central Florida since 1996. She was a retired nurse. She was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include two sons, Roy Curran of Winter Springs and John Curran of Frankford, Mich. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. 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Wood lawn Carey Hand Longwood Chapel is in charge o f arrangements. Check Us Out Before You Go Anywhere Else! B U Y THREE O IL C H A N G E S ($20.00) FO R THE S A M E VEHICLE RECEIVE TH E FOU RTH O IL C H A N G E [d q b □□□0 R □ □ □ o h q bq q □ □ □ □ B B O B B B m BBQB T ram m ro m m nH □ □ □ □ □ □ « □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □H H U U L3U Citrus Council for the name of a troop near you. Their number Is B00-367-3906. Boxes of cookies are $3 each purchase price stays In the com­ munity. One of the things that makes the Girl Scout cookie sale different from most youth fund­ raisers la lhat a portion of the a n d in clu d e T h in M in ts, revenue goes (0 troops so that ’ 1Cnramel dtLiies, Peanut Butter Patties, Peanut Sandwich, 1 v ■11 girls can make dedsions about how it is spent. Shortbread and the increasingly Girl Scouts of the USA is the popular Animal Treasures. For world's pre-eminent organiza­ those who prefer the reduced variety, there is the Reduced Fat tion for girls, with a member­ ship of 3.6 million girls and Lemon Pastry Cremes Cookies. adults. Today, as when founded In 2002, Girl Scouting cele­ In 1912, GSUSA helps cultivate brates its 90th anniversary. A values, social conscience and new cookie named for an old self-esteem In young girls, while Girl Scout tradition. Friendship also teaching them critical life Circles, honors the occasion. sills that will enable them to suc­ Each o f the cookie sides has the ceed as adults. In Girl-Scouting, word "friend" embossed in on and its special girl-only environ­ of 18 different languages. Less than one-third of the cost ment, girls discover the fun, friendship and power of girls of cookies goes to pay for the together. cookies. The remainder of the ? R O A 0 [h V T u M P I G s R V E ,E I > | | E L I c _L R IP L L N F L U □ Girl Scout cookies now on sale Chi Friday, Jan. 4, Girl Scouts kill over Central Florida started L’lling cookies door to door. The ri Scouts will be taking pre­ fe r s uutiklan. 21). lUxith sales ^inFeb. l/.YTwre issYtcw * * «1' Cookie in this year's cookie line­ up The Friendship Circle is a itulwich cookie with vanilla ookies and fudge filling. If you’d like to pre-order, but no Girl Scout comes to your lour, you can call LeoAnne Wright, the Stardust Cookie ( hair, at 407-324-3593 or Service i inil Coordinator Nancy Wong at 407-302-6719 for the name tnd number of a Iroop near you. stardust is Wilson Elementary, I ake Mary Elementary and teathrow F.lementary.) If you ire not in the Stardust Service 1 nit, you can call Girl Scouts of — Solution to To d ay’s Puzzle B O Y D E N T E R P R I S E S BOOTH 1 0 0 4 C R A FTER S at th e w alm ar t p la za , 1 IN blk n o r th OF LA K E M A R Y BLVD., ON 17/92, S A N F O R D , P H O N E 4 0 7 - 3 2 7 - 1 1 0 1 S o fa B ed s P la tfo r m B e d s fro m $1 9 9 from 1 3 9 F u to n G ro u p s from © GIANT WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM Altam onte Springs • 1321 E. H w y. 436 • 407-33 1-74 00 VBA 5 9 9 �T hx S ucinou Hekald Sunday, January 6 .2002 P u f f BA Business News Lexington Park office 'nearly *old oat Sustained population growth north Seminole County Is tid­ in g demand for professional rffice facilities in the area, Frank Dever, commercial iroperty specialist at Stirling ntemationa! Realty, Inc., said 13 >f 19 available development sites it Lexington Park (n Sanford have been sold - nine since the upscale business park broke ground in July. The six sites still available for development range in price from $168,000 to $432400. "The project has been attract­ ing both investors and profes­ sionals who plan to use some of their space while leasing out the extra suites,” said Dever. yearn outpaced professional services,” Dever explained. ”A lot of firms that are planning their growth see this area as underserved, with strong 10- and 20-year growth projections' Located adjacent to the Central Florida Regional Hospital on S R. 46 in Sanford, Lexington Park Includes nine­ teen one-story buildings ranging from 2 4 0 0 square feet o f space to more than 7,500 square feet, ed in a Colonial msburg style around a one-acre conservation preserve. The campus-style business park will accommodate some 75,000 square feet of office space. S M etal Eaaence earns quality certifications Metal Eaaence, a manufacturer of high precision machined CNC components for the Automotives, Aerospaces and Commercial Marketplaces, was certified to quality standards of QS 9000S8 and ISO 9002.34 by Orion Registries, Inc., USA. Metal Essence has completed the process of auallty planning and documentation, the descrip­ tion of manufacturing instruc­ tions and processes, and has pre­ sented evidence of continued high quality control, traceability, and process capability ............> toquality i the company 'as a world-class competitor under QS and ISO standards.. Metal Essence, located in the Longdsle Industrial Park, Longwood, Florida, has grown to fifty employees and works a three shift operation to' meet the needs of its customers. The com­ pany combines good business practices with a well trained workforce and the latest In equfonment technologies (metals, macniiining, prototyping, and laser-cutting) to be one of the most agile and customer respon­ sive Industries in the region. The President o f Metal Essence, Mr. A1 Stimac, the Operations Manager, Mrs. Yvonne Stimac, and the Director of Quality, Mr. Juan Martinez, were congratulated by Dr. Hugh K. Rogers of the University of Central Florida as the certifica­ tions were presented. Mr. Stimac is President of the Manufacturers Association of Central Florida and is a member of the Workforce Development Board. He credits the contribu­ tions of his managers and dedi­ cated employees in providing the hard work and Determina­ tion to make this high quality performance a continuing achievement. S Florida Solar plans to open three new offices in 2002 Florida Solar Technology, Inc., the world's largest contractor of pool heating systems, plans to open three new offices in Florida next year. Founder and president Skip West said the firm is expanding its services to offer swimming pool service and maintenance agreements statewide, as well as pest control services. The com­ pany also sells solar and .onventional residential hot water sys­ tems. West said Florida Solar will open a Tampa office in February. In June, the firm will open an office in Sarasota and in August in Naples. “We have found a huge need for a "one stop" supplier for a wide range of home owner ser­ vices and equipment and we are expanding aggressively to meet that need," said West. Sales revenues In 2001 should total more than $8 million. West said. He projects sales revenues to increase to more than $13 mil­ lion next year. BarrierMed donates $50400 worth o f gloves to aid children BarrierMed Glove Co. in Lake Mary has agreed to donate 100 cases of latex-free surgical and examination gloves to hoepitals and medical centers that serve needy children overseas. Victor Ragucd, founder and chief executive officer at BarrierMed, said he plans to donate 20400 pairs of gloves to the Children's Right Fund, head­ quartered in Longwood, Fla. The group helps to supply health care and medical centers in Impoverished areas. Dr. Cordell Mitchell, Ob/GYIM Caring For The Special Needs Of Women Doctor Cordell Mitchell has been practicing as a iok> practitioner since 1991. He obtained his m edical Degree from the University of Florida and completed his resi­ dency at M ercer University in Obstetrics and Gynecology, H e has a wife arid two children. He is a member of many m edical and professoral organizations. Dr. Mitchell offers’alternative therapy and medical treatm ent before surgery. His chief special­ ties are-HbroidS, endometrosis Jftd dysfunctional utcrhie bleeding. / S r Dr. Mitchell is also.an f™ expert in the field o f M pharmacology. He completed his degree and also graduate work in both pharmacology and toxi­ cology. He provides individualized care and professionalism with the upm ost respect to his patients. H e runs a complete obstetrics and gynecology prac­ tice and is accepting new patients. Dr. Mitchell is an approved network physician for most insurances, PPO and HMO com­ panies. If you are looking for a s o lo p h y s ic ia n w ho p r o v id e s excellent, caring, and individual­ ized care, phone Dr. Cordell Mitchell at 407-862-1559. You are a g n o lia S q u a r e T r e a s u r e s CeUxuCityCxtaUoni Custom Embroidery Antiques, Trains, Cookbooks, Clothes, Books, Wearable Art, A Much More. B A Dr. Cordall Mitchell he* been • O B / O Y N physician since 1001. 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D. is a p h y sicia n w h o ta k es th e tim e to g iv e you th e o n e -o n -o n e a tten tio n y ou n e e d an d c le s e r tv from y ou r p h y sician . W e w o u ld lik e to invite y ou to visit o u r n ew ly e x p a n d e d facility. Cordell Mitchell, M.D. 974 Douglas Ave., Suite 102 (R aintree O ffice Park) A ltam onte Springs, FL 3 2714 ! ( 4 0 7 ) 8 6 2 -1 5 5 0 ! Must ILMOs, P PO s, private insu ran ce, and others are accepted . S c Hahla Espariol_____________ •. 4**b w n -i-il �Page IOA Sunday. January 6.2002 T he Seminole Herald T re e s-------- — B u r g l a r s --------- C o l d ---------------Continued from P i| « 1A the apartment, including numer­ ous televisions, stereos and power tools. “Just the kind of things you could steal and walk home with," said police spokeswoman G e o Cohen. "We're recovering all kinds of stolen property Since the first week in December, approximately two dozen downtown establish­ ments reported break-ins to police. Last week the crime wave escalated as four separate busi­ nesses were victims of burglaries rted on Dec. 28 and nearly a le city block on North Park Avenue was burglarized on Christmas Eve and early Christmas morning. In response, a special task force was formed to conduct nightime stakeouts in the down­ town area. Approximately 10 percent of the force, or 14 offi­ cers, Thursday night were sur­ veying the area and surviving the cold weather on top of mow and hidden in alleys, Cohen said. "It was of great concern that our downtown area was getting hit," she said. Initially the two suspected robbers were charged with one count of burglary of a structure and Ries was additionally charged with second-degree arson. He allegedly dropped a cigarette inside a vehicle at Old South Manufacturing causing it to catch on fire. "It's possible we could clear up 25 burglaries over this," Cohen said. As of Friday investigators had tied the two criminals to approx­ imately 12 burglaries, however Cohen said the total could be more than 20 by the end of the weekend. She also said police believe these are the only two suspects involved and more arrests are unlikely. X Christopher Patton can bo raachsd at cpattonOsarnlnolaberskl.com or 407-322-2611. Continued from Page 1A toes, DeCresie said. They also have to keep the birds from hanging on their wire cages during cold nights, which could increase the possibility o f frost­ bite. During the past few days, DcCrestc also made sure the tortoises stayed warm In their hot boxes and the landscape and plant exhibits survived the cold. Since temperatures stayed above freezing, most of the foliage remained unharmed. Mary and Maude, the pair of Asian elephants at the zoo, were kept in a heated facility once the temperatures went below 55 degrees. "They were able to go out­ side for a couple of hours to get some exercise, and they were happy to get out," said elephant keeper Bcmic Bartosch. "But, after two hours, they were at the gale ready to come back in." 'Not all anlmaLs at the zoo dislike the cold, Farmer said. The Amur leopard, a native of Siberia, appeared to feel right at home in the cold. "The Amur Is perfect for this weather," Farmer said. "This temperature range is what it would find In its native land." As for the two-legged visitors to the zoo, the cold tempera­ tures didn't keep everyone away. Melody Alexander of Wrenshall, Minn., brought her Con tin wed front IA they're going to be really dried out now," he said. Last year’s tree bum simula­ tion was conducted In an outside area that was partially enclosed. Firefighters estimated in a nor­ mal room a burning Christmas tree would mean immediate heavy smoke and an out-of-con­ trol fire within 30 seconds. That's too fast to allow a homeowner time needed to grab an extlnuisher or to even call the fire epartment, Harris said. "The heat generated from it was unbelievable, scary," he said. "It was amazing how fast they went up." The fire department is also preparing for the arrival of a new life-saving piece of equip­ ment. City commissioners are sched­ uled to vote Monday night on a new thermal imaging camera for the fire department. A thermal imaging camera helps fire fight­ ers quickly locate individuals trappM in a fire, and it also h e lp track fires that may spread Inside walls. "You can see a person clearly," Harris said about the device. "Before you would have to feel your way around." The camera will be the second o f its kind for the Altamonte Springs Fire Department. S Haitt pSoti Geraidine the hippopotamus, keep* warm by staying submerged In her exhibtrs pond, and she only coming out to eat. The water stays approximately 70 degrees throughout toe year, which keeps her warm In winter and cool in sum­ mer. "The hippo Is a native of Africa, so this Is a bit chMy tor her,* said Andrea Fenner, toe marketing (Erector tor the Central Florida "It's 30 degrees in Minnesota right now, and that's warm," Alexander said. People visiting the zoo dur­ ing colder days nave a chance to see the animals in a different, cold-weather, mood. Farmer. "W hen you come to the zoo when it's cold, there are things you can sec that you won't when it's warmer," she sold. 'Som e o f the animals, especial- Christopher Patton can be reached at cpattonOsemlnoleharatd.com or 407-322-2611. Wekiva Wilderness Trust hosts ‘Real Florida’ 5 The Wekiva Wilderness Trust (WWT) is sponsoring the fifteenth annual "The Real Florida" 5k cross-coun­ try run on Saturday. Jan. 12. The run will be held at Wcklwa Springs State Park at 8:30 A.M., and Is limited to 300 runners. Registration for entrants begins at 7 A.M. The park entrance fee is waived. "This is an excellent opportunity to promote health and camaraderie while enjoying Florida,s natural beau­ ty," said David Bochmor, President o f the WWT. "We are excited to be able to give others the opportunity to experience the real Florida." Pre-race registration fees are $15. Entry fees are $20.00 on day of event. Online registration is available at www.wekivawildemess.org.' T-Shirts, food, and drinks will be provided. There will be an awards ceremony after the event honoring the overall male and female runners, and the top places for each age category. All proceeds benefit Wekiwa Springs State Park. For more Information, please contact the WWT at 407-263-8030 or visit www.weklvawlldemess.org. The Wekiva Wilderness Trust (WWT) Is a citizen,s support organization (as defined in Florida Statute HOLLER A' run Jan. 12 258.015) dedicated to preserving and restoring the nat­ ural environment and promoting nature related activi­ ties within the Wekiva Basin. The organization strives to increase community awareness of the over 40,000-acre Wekiva Basin through park facilities, activities, and events that are education­ al and enjoyable to the community. WWT raises funds to support its efforts. The organization is made up totally o f volunteers and depends on contributions for financial support. WWT receives no local, state, or federal financial sup­ port. MITSUBISHI MOTORS CREDIT FIXER! GUARANTEED FINANCING § 70-0106 ALLAPUCATIONSACCEPTED! BAD CREDIT • UGLY CREDIT NO CREDIT • NO PROBLEM! n ou m m LO N G W O O D 1/2 M ile N o r t h o f 4 3 4 o n 1 7 -9 2 > ( 8 0 0 ) 6 3 9 -6 6 6 6 ^ w w w .h o lle rk ia lo n g w o o d .c o m - S e H a b la E s p a n o l i �T h e S em in o l e H er a ld i I n s id e : S e c tio n B Sunday January 6, 2002 Briefs SANFORD P O U R BEAR SOFTBALL SWC PRO WRESTLING IN DEB ARY Southern Championship Wrestling is set to debut ui the DeBary Civic Center (38 South Shell Road) in Saturday, January 12th at 7:30 p.m. The show, titled "SCW Evolution,” will consist of nine superstar matchups featuring Frankie Capone, Live Wire, Justice, Python, the beautiful ladies of the SCW and much more. The event is ■ by the DeBary Civic Association. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door and can be purchased at the DeBary Furniture Outlet (386-6689575) and Ray's Appliances in Sanford (407-3284)083). For more Information, check out the SCW website At wwwiktw mu rktti.com. Sp r i n g s l it ­ tle lea g u e ba se­ b a l l s i g n -u p s Winter Springs Utile League registration for the Spring 2002 baseball season will be Saturday, January 12th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Trotwood Park. Children who live within the Winter Springs Uttle League boundaries are eligi­ ble to play baseball. For more information call 407-263-5829 or Winter Springs Parks and Recreation at 407-327-4761. W IN T E R S P R IN G S L IT ­ TLE LEAGUE SO FT ­ B A L L S IG N -U P S Winter Springs Little League registration for the Spring 2002 softball season will be Saturday, January 12th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Trotwood Park. Children who live within the Winter Springs Uttle League boundaries are eligi­ ble to play softball. For more information call 407-263-5829 or Winter Springs Parks and Recreation at 407-327-4761. A L TA M O N TE B A B E R U TH B A S E B A L L Altamonte Babe Ruth Baseball will be holding final registration for the 2002 season Saturday, January 12th at Eastmonte Park. Registration will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sign-ups will cover all age divisions from T-Ball (5 A 6 year olds) to Seniors (16-18 year olds). For more information, lease call the Altamonte be Ruth Baseball League Hotline at 407-263-7910. R E G IS T E R F O R P O N Y Seminole PONY Baseball will be holding registration for the Spring season the next two Saturday's (1/12, and 1/19) between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the 5 Points Complex, State Road 419, east off of 17-92 heading toward Oviedo. Five age groups are offered 5-6 (coach pitch, 50foot bases), 7-8 (coach and player pitch, 60-foot bases), 9-10 (player pitch*lead offs and stealing, 60-foot bases). See Briefs, Pag**28 Sports Girls show off hoop prowess By Dm n i Smith The City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department still has open­ ings for all nights o f its Adult Polar Bear Stow Pitch Softball League season that begins this week. Leagues offered are Co-Ed and Church on Monday nights; Women on Tuesday; Men of Wednesday and Thursday; and Industrial on Friday. Call 407-330-5697 for more information. w in t e r C lassifeds 5B-6B C rossw ord 5B Sport) Editor L a k e M ary re m a in s u n b e a te n , LAKE MARY — The second week of holiday tournaments proved to be anoth­ er good one for the girls basketball teams from Seminote County as Lake Mary claimed its second championship trophy, while Winter Springs, Lake Howell, Lyman and Oviedo all place in the top three in tournaments that stretched from Disney World to Tennessee. The undefeated Rams followed up a victory in the Boone Midnight Basketball Tournament with a pair of romps in their own Lake Mary Holiday Classic. Senior center Jackie Beik led a balanced attack with 12 points as the hosts trounced Lake Gibson, 63-38, in the semi­ finals on Friday, then got 19 points from f o u r o t h e r s a l s o in t o p t h r e e junior standout Alexa Kane to rout Haines City, 64-41, in the Championship Game on Saturday. The Bears, whose only previous loss was to Lake Mary, did Florida proud as Winter Springs took the momentum gained from winning the Great Florida Shootout in Klssimme to finish second in a prestigious tournament In Tennessee. The Greyhounds also garnered a run­ ner-up trophy when they finished second in their own Lady Greyhound Holiday Classic.. Towering (6-foo»-3) Kisya Killingsworth scored 23 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Pine Ridge avenged an early-season loss to Lyman, 48-43, in the Championship Game. The Greyhounds ted 17-10 after one period and 22-17 at halftime, but the Panthers (9-3) outscored the hosts 17-6 in the third quarter and Lyman could not get closer than three points the rest of the way as it fell to 9-4. UCF signee Celeste Hudson equaled Killingsworth for game scoring honors with 23. An extremely young Silver Hawks squad continued to gain experience and improve at the same time as it followed last week's Third Place finish in the A Pre-Holiday Tournament at Disney with a runner-up finish in the Jim Clara Holiday Classic at Bishop Moore High School. Sophomores Abby Kohrt (12 points); Leigh Ann Brown (12 rebounds) and Mattea Codrey (four assists) led the way as Lake Howell got past Louisville (Ky.) Central, 46-39, in the first round, and Codrey had 17 points and Kohn seven assists as the Silver Hawks edged the host Hornets in overtime, 53-50, in the semifinals. But the locals proved to be no match for Ohio state-ranked Villa Angela S t Joseph from Cleveland In the finals, turn­ ing the ball over 11 times in the first 10 See Girts, Page 2B S Turning the corner? R aider wom en SCC men post third straight victory clobber H aw ks By Dean Sm ith Sports Editor TAMPA — With its team back intact anil hitting on all cylinders, the S e m in o le Community College women's basketball team made Its first appearance o f the new year a sparkling one, rolling over Hillsborough Community College, 80-50, in Tampa Thursday night. Tlie Raiders, fresh off an impressive sweep in their own tournament over the weekend, raced to a 50-19 halftime lead and never looked back in improving to 10-8 on the sea­ son. SCC will be in Ft. Pierce to take on Indian River Community College tonight (Saturday) at 5 3 0 p.m. before reluming home for a rare Friday afternoon game next week, hosting the University of Virginia Basketball Club in a 2 p.m. start at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. Admission to all home games Is free. Freshman center Yelena Leuchanka again had a big night, scoring 20 points and pulling down 13 rebounds. Sophomore All-State player Gabrielle Blankcnfcld also was in double figures with 17 iinfa, while 6-foot-4 freshman anielle Richardson added eight points and 10 rebounds, sophomore center Brandi D avb had eight paints and seven rebounds and sophomore point guard Sheri Harrison also nad eight points. By Owm Sm ith Sports Editor SANFORD — They may finally be getting it. For the majority of the games this season, the Seminole Community College men's basketball team has played well enough to win and has held leads into the final few minutes of most of the games. But for the most part the Raiders of coach Stan Cromartle just could not seem to find a way to close out the victory. But If the past couple of weeks arp any Indication, the team appears to have finally learned now to win. Playing their first game of the new year Wednesday night, and first game at the SCC Health ana Physical Education Center since December 5th, the Raiders overcame a terrible start to rally past Manatee Community College from Bradenton, 83-73, for their third straight win. SCC, which swept a pair of games from teams from Illinois and Wisconsin in a tournament at Daytona Beach Community College last weekend, is now 9-9 on the season and will be looking for its fourth straight victory when it hosts Brevard See SCC, Page 2B The Seminote Community College men's basketball learn opened the new year In line fashion, winning Its third straight game, 83-73, over Manatee Community College at the S C C Health and Physical Education Center Wednesday night. Sophomore wing Jason Currlngton from Leesburg (No. 5, right) swoops in lor two of his game-high 28 points, while 6-foot-8 freshman cen­ ter Kltus Witherspoon (No. 42, above) hooka In two ol his 13 points over a Lance defender. Witherspoon, who helped Boone to a runner-up finish In the State Tournament Iasi year, also dominat­ ed the paint with at least 10 blocked shots and 20 rebounds. Boys basketball teams stay busy By Dean Smith Sports Editor LAKE MARY — The second week of the holi­ day break proved to be a busy one for Seminole Athletic Conference boys basketball teams as onl Oviedo, which finished fourth in the Great Florida Shootout last week, took the week off. Lyman and Seminole proved to be the big win­ ners as both finished second in the tournaments in which they competed. The Greyhounds traveled to Vero Beach for the annual Holiday Hoopla at Vero Beach High School and came home with a runner-up finish after beating Pompano Beach, 78-52, with a bal­ anced scoring attack overcoming a 4 1-point effort by Thurman Moyer. Marquis Johnson scored 16 ............................. inis for Lyman, while Frankie Wheeler added poii five rebounds and Donovan Redden five assists. The Greyhounds then got into a dog fight in the semifinals, edging Miami Southwest, 47-43, in overtime. Redden paced Lyman with 11 points, while Mark Robinson had eight rebounds and Dan Vermiglio four assists for the Greyhounds. Lyman then played host Vero Beach a super game, with neither team leading by more than four points until the Indians (10-1) put the 63-55 victory away by making several free throws in the final minute. Tire game with Vero Beach wrapped up a seven-game road trip on which the Greyhounds went 5-2. The 'Hounds kept the momentum going as they opened a four-game homestand with a 6147 victory over Bishop Moore Thursday night. Andreu Pieters scored t6 points for Lyman, while Vermiglio had five rebounds and five assists. Seminole also had its second big week in a row as it followed up a runner-up finish in the DeLand Rotary Tournament with a runner-up fin­ ish in the Lake Mary Holiday Classic. Prior to the season, Seminole head coach Bob Traina knew he had a talented, but inexperienced, team and felt it would take time for it to come together as a unit. It now appears that Arrow Force X may be ready to become one of the elite teams of the area. Seminole was the only county team to win on the opening day of the Lake Mary Holiday Classic as Marcus Robinson scored 22 points to lead AFX to a 76-63 victory over Apopka. In the other opening round games: * Ryan Exter scored 2 t points, but Winter Springs fell to Winter Park, 61-47. * Bo Gooch scored 25 points, Scott Mitchell 21 See Boys, Page 2B B Patriots win DeLand boys soccer tourney By Doan Smith Sports Editor DeLAND — Senior Ron Fulmore scored eight goals to cam the Most Valuable Offensive Player award and senior Fernando Patino was named the Most Valuable Defensive Player as the Lake Brantley boys soccer team rolled to the Championsliip of the DeLand Invitational i.t the Sperling Sports Complex. Fulmore scored both goals as the Patriots edged host the Bulldogs, 2-1, in the finale. Lake Brantley had got to the finals by crushing Cocoa, 13-0, and Palm Bay, 12-0, and then got past GainesvilleBuchholz, 5-2. Winter Springs had a tough f go in the event, falling to Seabreeze, 3-1, and Buchholz, 8-0. Making up the AllToumament Team were Ryan Bright, Apopka; Daniel Dodge, Winter Springs; Justin Benz, Spruce Creek; Erick Matos, C u'oa; Ryan Smith, Lake Brantley; Destin Yates, Lake Brantley; Kent Sansaman, GainesviileBuchholz; M ike Barocas, Seabreeze; Alex King, Stanton Prep; Jonathan Sooriash, Stanton Prep; Richard Yelvington, Palm Bay; Sam Luedke, DeLand; Brandon Thompson, DeLand; Dominic Cianciarulo, DeLand Lake Mary and Oviedo also had impressive performances See Soccer. Page 2B_________ * • I *A ■I �, (>,‘ ! , \ W V '- l » V V * * Page 2B Sunday, January fi. 2001 • • • , T in S d u n o u H u a ld G ir ls Continued from page lb minutes to fall behind 25-7 and never recovering In dropping a 61-24 decision. Another very young team that gained immea­ surable experience the past two weeks was Oviedo, which posted two third place finishes. The Lions followed up a Bronze finish In the Boone Midnight Basketball Tournament with a third place in the AAA Division at the KSA (Kaylec Scholarship Association) Holiday Tournament at Disney's Wide-World of Sports complex. "We should be playing in this game,” lamented Oviedo head coach Brian Wilson as he watched Georgia schools Southwest DeKalb and Chatahoochce warm up for the Championship Game that was won by DeKalb, 68-50. "But I can't complain very much. We played well, we faced some very good competition and we gained a lot of experience." The Lions got to face three out of state teams in the tournament holding off Fairfax, California in their Californians to two points in the third period to lead 37*25, before Fairfax n u d e a run over the final right minutes. Sophomores Whitney Tossle and Irinur Hernandez scored 19 and 13 points, respectively, for the Lions. In the semifinals on Friday, Oviedo led almost the entire game, but Southwest DeKalb's superior size finally took in the fourth quarter as the Georgians prevailed 53-49. The first quarter again saw the teams tied at 15-16, before the Lions took leads of 27-25 at halftime and 39-36 after three periods. Oviedo still led bv four points, 43-39, with four minutes left, but 6-foot-S Lauren Allen (15 points) and Ashia Reed (10 points) scored on four consec­ utive offensive rebounds to put DeKalb ahead for 1 Sis Lasauro hit ll-of-12 free throws to tie Tossie for team-high honors with 13 points, while Hernandez added 10 points. I n 5% ahirdav'n T h i r d P I a t p d a m p th p l i n n * played a near-perfect game as they led the entire way, using an excellent bail-control offense and the outstanding play o f freshman Kelly Lawton to hold off Seneca, South Carolina, 52-41. 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PANTHIRS 4X CR1YHOUNDS XJ n u M fiM Coomb* Z Horn X Nml II, Wbod Z KUUngiwmth 23, EMn 4 Total* 224441 IfuuatMl Vaal 1 RatkBflo 1 OUm 1 Naaa 4, Kudaon Z3. T ta l* 17 9-7 43. P ln oR ld g e It J 1 7 14 . 41 Lyman 17 9 t 19 _ 41 Thrro potnl Acid goal* _ Lyman 4 (Hudwxi 2. KadrBAt 2y TSttr foui* .FtneJUdge 10; Lyman 12. Poulad out _ none. Tededcal* _ non* Soccer Continued from page IB in the Edgewater Eagles Showcase in Orlando. Eric Gorden, Jerry Girard, Tovar and Javier Bermudez scored one goal each as the Rams blanked Taravella, 44), on Thursday. Shawn Campbell, Myers and Leenim added one assist each for Lake Mary, while Rusty Roblnott had 10 saves to record the shutout in goal. The Lions also got a shutout on opening day as Belson, Blodgett and Basiie had one goal each and Quintero had two assists to back the four save effort of goalie Michael Sasso in a 3-0 victory over Colonial. Friday was an off day for the ing three goals, while Graham Zusi added two assists and Dana Singer made six saves in goalOviedo also got back on the winning track as Raad, Marty Hormis and Ryan Zarbaugh scored one goal each and Sasso turned away four shots as the Lions whitewashed DeLand, 30. DeLAND INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME locals as Colonial blanked Lake Mary, 3-0, and Oviedo was tied 1-1 by Melbourne. J.P. Raad scored the goal for the Lions. Saturday saw the Rams finish with a 2-1 record, the same as Colonial, as five different play­ ers scored in s 3-2 victory over Melbourne. Bermudez took a turn In goal, recording five saves. The Lions, meanwhile, ended up 1-1-1 after falling 1-0 to host Edgewater. The regular season got cranked oack up on Thursday with Lake Brantley Improving to 13-2-3 with an 6-1 thumping of Seminole. P A TR IO T S Z BU LLD O G S 1 ukiimiitjr • a _ a D*Land 0 1 . 1 O iri, _ LaX* BrantWy 2 (Fuhnon 2); D tL m i 1 (B. RcMmon). A irita _ U S * BtanlWy I (Smith, Wrkh). D tL in ] 1 (LXuxi). Shot, on gcul _ L r i , BrantWy IX M a i d X S on* _ U k * BrantWy 3; D tU nd 9. R m p li _ U k * F u lm o re rem ained h o t, sco r­ ■ rM b y I I I-a . O U n d 11-4.J. B o y s s— — ----------- - Nsrrid pho4o by Jbn Wantt Seminole Community College sophomore point guard Chris Jackson (No. 12, above) shoots a lumper over a Manatoe defender for two ot his 11 points. The DeLand graduate overcame a tough start to lead the Raiders (9-9) to an 83-73 victory over the Lancers at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center W ednesday night. s e e --------Continued from page IB Community College from Cocoa today (Saturday) starting at 2 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. Admission is free. "We finally got to .500," said Cromartie, who probably enjoyed the victory a little more than usual as he was the start­ ing point guard on Manatee's back-to-back State Championship teams in the early 1980's. "We’re playing much better as a team and play­ ing under control, we're learn­ ing, . ■ "We've got everyone eligible and I think we're ready lo do something in the conference." Mid-Florida Conference play opens on Wednesday, January 16th when the Raiders host Santa Fe Community College from Gainesville. The SCC and Santa Fe women's team open the night's action at 6 p.m., with the men to follow at approxi­ mately 8 p.m. Wednesday night the Raiders took a 4-1 lead on a pair of layups from sophomore Jason Currington and outstanding defense. But the luwts went ice-cold from the floor and did not score again for nearly seven minutes as ti»e Lancers (5-9) went on a 12- 0 run behind Reggie McKay and Devontae Royal to build a 13- 4 lead with 11 JO left in the opening half. SCC finally righted the ship and got its own running game V going and went on a 12-0 run of its own to take a 16-15 advan­ tage with 9:04 before intermis­ sion. Currington began the out­ burst with a layup and then turnovers forced by a halfcourt trap led to back-to-back threepointers by De Land's Chris Jackson and Lake Brantley freshman Miguel Malcolm. Brandon Fisher then got a steal and layup for his only field goal of the night and Malcolm was fouled on a three-point attempt, hitting two of the free throws to put his team ahead. Manatee refused to wilt under the pressure and came back to build a six point lead, to which the Raiders again rallied to lead by three, and the two teams traded the lead the rest of the half with the Lancers leading by one, 39-38, on a shot at the buzzer by Royal. The second half saw the two teams traded the lead back and forth, but SCC began to inch ahead as the inside freshman combo of 6-foot-8 Kitus Witherspoon (Boone) and 6foot-6 Daniel Jackson (Lake Wales) completely dominated the paint, combining to block at least 20 shots and pulling down at least that many rebounds. Currington, from Leesburg, was the beneficiary of the defense as he got loose on the fast break to score 17 of his game-high 28 points in the sec­ ond half and when he buried back-to-back long three-point­ ers, the Raiders led 67-57 with 8:27 left in the game. Manatee stayed in the game as McKay, a strong 6-foot-7 cen­ ter, got free enough to score 14 of his team-high 26 points in the final 20 minutes, but the Lancers could get no closer than three points the rest of the way. With the lead in hand, Cromartie went to a five-guard attack to control the ball and the clock and the locals responded by making 13 of 16 free throw attempts in the final three min­ utes with Currington and Fisher both making 5-of-6. The difference in the game proved to be the free throw line as SCC converted on 19 of 27 tries, while the Lancers were just 9-for-21. In addition to Currington's 26, Witherspoon and Chris Jackson were also in double figures with 13 and 11, respectively, while Malcolm and Che Morgan both came off the bench to toss in eight points and Fisher added seven points. Royal added 14 points to McKay's 26 for Manatee. RA ID ERS 83, LANCERS 73 M u u l n C o m m u n ity C o llr g r (5 -9 ) Royal 5 2-5 14, Vaiqurx 0 0-0 0, Edward* I 00 2. VVaJfcrr 4 (H ) A, M cKay 10 2d, B urltnrr 0 0-0 0, H arnrgtini 2 I -A d. Pjp*fiUu>Lftuv 4 0-2 8, Sandhotf 4 0 0 9 Total* .*)9-21 71 S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C o lle g e (9 -9 ) Sterling 2 04) 4 Cufftaigtan 10 5-8 28, Ritter 1 V 6 7. C . Jarkacm 3 4-d II, D. I 0 0 2. M alcolm 2 2-3 B. W ithrr*poon 6 1-2 13, M clU rw y I 0-0 2, Morgan 3 2-2 8 Totals; "N 1927 A3. Halltim e _ M CC 39, SCC 3& Thm f-ppint (irUI gual*.. M C C 4 (Royal 2 ,1Carrington. Sandhi «ttj, S C C 4 (Currington 3, M aki4m Z C (acfcjun) Team lout* _ M C C 18, SCC Id Fouled nut „ M C C , Harrington; S C C , D, lacfaun Itxhmtai* _ none Continued from page IB points and Mike Potvin 11 points, but Lake Brantley was outscored, 94-77, by Seabreeze. * Freshman guard Darryl Merthie tossed in 22 points, but host Lake Mary dropped an 83-61 decision to South Atlanta. The second round saw Robby DuPre score 25 points as Seminole advanced to the finals with a 63-57 victory- over Winter Park. Lake Brantley advanced to the Consolation final as Gooch scored 22 points to lead the Patriots past Lake Mary, 62-51, with Merthie scoring 15 points. Winter Springs also suffered its second loss of the tournament, 52-43 to Apopka, despite Exter scoring 12 points. DuPre put on a show again in the Championship Game, scoring 24 points, but South Atlanta came out on top, 6 348. Apopka finished fifth, holding off Gooch (13 points) and Lake Brantley, 73-52, and Lake Mary finished seventh with Francis Lizardo scoring 15 tints to lead the Rams to a 5 4 4 9 triumph over inter Springs. Hennesey paced the Bears with 14 points. Seminole then tried its hand against Oviedo on Wednesday in a regular season contest, but the Lions were just a little better, nipping Arrow Force X, 61-54, at Oviedo. Lake Howell did not fare very well in the Jim Clark Classic at Bishop Moore, dropping all three games in which it played. Isaac Codrcy scored 12 points and had seven rebounds, but the Silver Hawks fell to Citrus, 5351. Jared Lasky added fopr assists for Lake K Howell. Joivan Forestler tallied 12 points, but the Silver Hawks suffered another tough loss on Friday, falling to Colonial, 44-36. The real tough loss came on Saturday as Lasky and Selwyn Birchwood scored 14 points each, but Lake Howell fell to New Smyrna Beach, 48-40, despite playing without both Codrey and Sean Barxman. LAKE MARY HOUDAY CLASSIC SA N D C R A B S 94. PATRIOTS 77 S t,b n a * (4 4 ) W o n 11. W rriry 20, Dudley X N c ritk Z V M rii IX K ta ii 23. t t a k 33 15-19 94. U k * B n a tU y 0 -7 ) A - W b* 7, K - W b» 3. M ikhcU 21, Fow lrr Z BUhop Z Gooch 23, DcM Xn, X S ta m p Z Potvln ll.T t a l* U IB-20 77. S u b m it I d k * Brantley 22 19 11 24 29 _ 94 9 27 27 . 77 Th/n-potnl Arid gotU _ S u b m it 9 (YWUh X W m n» Z W triey, Dudley, N vrtU r), U k * B w itk y 7 (Gooch 3, M itthril Z A W W , X. W in ). T m r i foul* _ S rrin r/ e 17; U k * Brantley IX Fouled out _ none. Technical* _ none JIM CLARK CLASSIC at lith o p Moore H igh School BARRACUDAS U , S ILV E R HAWKS 40 New Smyrna leach M Waahington 4, Am m on, 9. Bttijamin 4, Smith Z MeKnight IZ A ieundCT 1. O n I . lauc 2. Total* l i 11-17 48. U k a H aw aii (NM> Laaky IX Edward* 2, Forratirr 3, Walker Z HoHar J. Birchwood IX Total* 14 9-14 40. New Sm yrna Beach Lake H ow ell 9 20 10 10 „ 48 9 15 9 9 . 40 Thiee point Arid gnah _ New Smyrna Beach 5 (MeKnight X Am m on,); Lake Howell 3 (Uakey, F o c tie r. ikdfar). Team tout* _ New Smyrna Beach 17; U k * lio w ril 13 Fouled out _ non*. Technic*)* _ New Smyrna Bench. Alexander. B r ie f s ------------------Continued from page IB 11-12 (player pitch, Major League rules, 70-foot bases) and 13-14 (player pitch. Major League rules, 90-foot bases). Cost is $60 for 5-6 year olds and $75 for 7and-Up. • Prospective players must present a Birth Certificate at time of registration. For more information call 407-323-5570 or check the website at www.eteamz.com/seminole pony. J E W I S H C O M M U N IT Y C E N T E R C O -ED V O L L E Y B A L L L EAGUE The Jewish Community Center, 851 North Maitland Avenue, is now accepting registration for a Sunday evening co-ed power Volleyball League. Teams will scrimmage on January 13th, and the league officially begins January 20th. There will be eight weeks of round robin play followed by a playoff tournament. There may be divisions for AA, A and B level teams. Entry fee is $225 per team. The JCC offers a temperature-controlled facil­ ity with two cable nets and lighted scoreboards. League winners and tournament winners may receive a discount on the next league, tshirts, or individual trophies. Registration deadline is January 10th. For further information, contact Sylvia Pasnak at 645-5933, extension 259. Y O U T H B A S E B A L L PLAYERS N E E D E D FO R A U S T R A L IA N T R IP 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 2002 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 ieam about a distinct culture," said Kevin Ritter, program director. "It's a once-in-a-lifetime 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 nlghest level. For more information, E-mail in fijfkoasttocoastatM etics.com, call 740-3734^55, or visit the website at www.coasttocoastathletics.com. I �■■ T h« Soem oli Hxsald 3B — Sunday. January 6.2002 Le c Lecals a ls th e r e o f . CM U W W M K M 0RTGAQE ELECTRON*; me AS NO M NCE FOR FW ST UWON NATIONAL BANK. AS TRUSTEE O r THE AAKM TTZM Q RESIDENTIAL COLLATERAL TR UST. SERIES 200GBC3. r e g is t r a t io n s y s tem s , PAUL N A SH ,*! e l N O TICE o r ACTION TO . 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FaAr* e He a paaaon ntoim a * ama partod anar oonaaaaa a a m t cF any ngrtla) ruth pammla) may ha*a w wawto r LNUiiiniaUai (haanng) inter aacaona 12054* and 110 57 ,75. t im **• M Pubic AucSon, to to* hF^WM b ttto , to caaR, M toa w anFnun oF STORAGE USA. teoMH to ICO? WMa Spring* D r, WMar Bprtiga, FL 32T0S. to* contort* «F «• ~ tor adddi a Isa on NOTICE O F ACTION T O U a ta J , Rota 4304 Otarm Date Road Bowla. MO 20720 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ViM a Patoton lor Dtaaokktan cf Matrtag* h w baan Nad agataal you, and tote you art raqterad lo aana a copy oF your Itaaponaa or PMartng to V n Paaaon upon too Paaaonar a M otnay. A A McCLAMAHAN. JR . 212 nom r i f i SHPnaons, ripncMi 37771, «id Ha too ongmaf Raaponaa a Plaiting In toe OMca of ta* Ctert of to* Orcuk C o u l on abater* ta* 1tto day e DECEMBER. 2001 N you to! to do ao, a DalauN Judspnart ate ba lakan again*! you tot toa raM osmanaw n m rtwion DATED at Sanlonl. Sammola C o a ly. Florid*. H o I4to day oF NOVEMBER. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Nancy A Winter DaouryClart Pubtofc Dactoraw B. IS. 23, 2001 and January 0. 2002 HHOTAa None* OF AGENCY ACTWN TAKEN 4V THB ST. JOHNS MVER W ATU Noaca a green ttal 5w kteowmg parre* cay M Sentanl F G Boa 17ta. Swrtad. Ffenk 32771 pare* MOO-111 412*5-1 The Preyed a toriwd In SarwmW Cowry. Sacton a.*, toeeahtp 20 Souta Rang* 31 Eaal The pem* at ,M a t A SUtMAC* WATtB UAMAOFUENT S TB ItU ON M or aw a. ’» a l i wa aa a a aan . ■■■■aaaw ••anaua ■ wnaaual a 0 OJ1 aua ug aa* 14 na Nary Canto. * 0 UFJ a u l Liraang gl a menmade oarage dan, end a 0014 *a* Quart g cl a aaccnd man mute rtwneg* takto dung rataeken ef a 12-taoh Oder awm end 2(Hntfi tare* mam Iheiecere tig waaar bartaa an LaM jaaaw and Saraard Navy Canal Tha toatoal aanNaWig toa taeAutaton ter toa artna read pama a evafabta ter kwpecaon Monday a n g i Frtday aacapt ter Ngto lurttoir. 400 a m to 500 p n te toa St Johna Rnar Waw Managtiaart Damn ( M W Iteartryarttoi, 40M Raid SOME Ptaatae, F I 32I7S-I42P A paraon ehote aubalanato ra in ia ar* air cl id i N O TIC a O V FU O U C B A LE PUBLIC NOTICE N Raraby (A nn C A M NO: 51 CA2J7314-W FIRST UNION NATIONAL BAFK OF DELAWARE. PLAVITIFF, vs. FAFM E DCLAUOHTER ArtUA FANNIE M DELAUGHTER M V A FANNIE MAE DELAUGHTER, E T A L. OCFENOANTO). NOTICE O F A C TIO N . C0FFSTRUCT1VE SERVICE TO : Raul Waaoon anoaa waklwra to 30* N Oak Bbato. 4100. Longwood. FL 33730 and who la avadtog Mrytc* to precaw and toa unknown ttotov dante who may bo «p°car> . han. dartwa*. gram***, a**ign**a. part** cteimaig an M arw t by. through, under a again*! the D atoklartd). who at* not toown to bo dead a (tor*, and al partw har­ ing or cleaning to hay* any rtgF*. *0* In to* mortgag* baa— kx*t3c**d YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toil *n acbon to loracto** a mortgagaan to* ftoknrr— preparty: LO T S. GRANADA SO UTH. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F. AS RECORDED IN PLAT SOON IS, PAC1S ICO. PUBLIC lit n o tio n op sc Mirror a c o u rt TY. FLORIDA, has baan Mad agtonto you and you ar* rtqtond to son— a copy to yow aaSton dtom a*. * any. on DAVro J. STER N. ESQ PlakiMTa anomay. ah a rt addreu la SOI 8 UrtwraVy Orhw 5500. Plantaaan. FL 33324 (no tolar torn 30 day* bom too dal* to to* krvj pubkeabon to tote Node* to ctert to tote coat lea on PtereaTi aflomoy or tomato, ately toarwhar Miantoaa a datouk art ba anterad agaaiai you tor to* nato demanded In toa comptotol a - -m -m .1. w e- -Aa --- •m. pauiion nwg n«i W ITNESS my hand and to* aato to toa Court to SEMINOLE Coway. Ftartda. H a dR| to OEC 20 2001, 20 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIR CUIT CO UR T BYRutoKtog OCPUTY CLERK PUBLISH M THE SEkimOLE HERALD THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A W EEK FOR TW O CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMERICANS W ITH OtSABILm ES ACT. pareona with toaab**i naadmg i special acror y re jsfiQfi theiid corned COURT ADMSMSTRATION, at to* SEM INOLE County Courthouw to (407)463-4237. I 500-955-8771 (TDD ) or t-400-935(770. ate Florida Relay Same* LAW O FFICES O f OAVIO J. STERN, P A A nO R N EY FOR PLAINTIFF 501 S Unmrwry Onva Sue* 500 Planunon. FL 33324 Pubkah Oacambar 30. 2001 and January 4.2003 HH194 M THE CW CUrr COURT OF TH E t(T H JUM CIAL CIRCLXT, VF AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OCNEHAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 00 CA 354 14 G NOVASTAR M ORTGAGE. INC. PLAINTIFF VS. STEPHEN DANIELS. IF UVINO. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST STEPHEN DANIELS. STEPHANIE DANIELS. IF UVINO. ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST STEPHANIE DANIELS, BELEN DENIS. JO !V I DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 1ALP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pia■uato to a Summary Fnal Judgment to Foractowa* dated Dacantoa 17. 2001 antend to Cry* Caw No 00 CA 358 14 O to to* CaoN Court to to* 1STH Jutocial Croat to and tor SEMINOLE County. Sanlonl. Florida. I art art to to* hrghmt and beat ladder tor caah at al to* Wwt Front Door al to* SEMINOLE Cowry Courtoouw located al 301 N Part Are n Santard. Fktoda. al 1100 i n on to* ISto day to January. 2002 to* katowtofl daKrtted proper, ly a* tal torth to urd Swnmery Fatal Judgment, to-wit: LO T 47. TH E COLONNADES TH R O SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 16. PAGE 56 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NO: r CA IIS * I t Q FIR ST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION. MVi F T M ORTGAGE COMPANIES O brt SUNBELT NATIONAL MOFFTOAGE PUUNTTFF VS. TIM OTHY F ARMSTRONG, W LIVING. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. D EVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CUUM M G AN VFTEREST BY, TH R O UO K UNDER OR AGAINST TIM OTHY F. ARM STRONG; UffO IO W N SPOUSE O F TB IO TH V F. ARMSTRONG. V a ir. ROBIN T. SIMPSON. IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD, TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS, CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO ALL O THER PARTIES CLAAIINQ AN M TER EST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ROOM T. SIMPSON, UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F ROOM T. SIMPSON. I tny. JOHN DOE a d JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION D EFEN D AN TS) NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuart to a Bwnmary Final Judgmart to Foactoaura dated D*catr**r 17, 2001 entered In C M C a w No. 01 CA t*** 14 Q totoa Catut Cowl to toa ISto JuMtoM Ckort to and tor SEM INOLE Courtr. SANFORD. Florida, I wM ta l to to* NgFwal and bate btddar ter caan at TH E W EST FRONT DOOR at n * SEMINOLE County Courtoouw located al 310 N PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. Florida, at 11.00 a m. on to* (to day to February. 2002 to* ttotowkig LO TS 5 A M ) S. BLOCK O, 8ANLANOO SPRINGS, TR A CT N O 31. ACCORDING T O - TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECOROED Vt PLAT BOOK 5. PAGE 13, PUBLIC RECOROS O F S EU N O LE CO UN­ TY, FL0RK3A. Dated tote IMP (k y al Oacantea, 2001. (CW CUFT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE M ORte Ctert to toa Cktut Court B r Dorotoy W. Btoton Deputy Ctert Puttteh to: TH E SCMVFOLE HERALD (407J322-2S11 TH E LAW O FFICES OP DAVID J. STER N . P A . ATTO R NEY FOR PLAINTIFF *01 a. Urtraravy D rirt Bute 500 Fterttelon, FL 33324 (534)2334000 01 78267|FM)FTN IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMCRKANS WITH DISASSJTtES A CT, panona wan d te a b la i naadtog a apodal aocommodabrai aliould oortacl COURT A054NWTRAT10N, al to* SEkPNOLE County Courtoouw at 407463-4277.14001634771 (TDO ) a 14004834770. Pubkth Oacamtwr 30, 2001 and January 4,2002 HH123 W THE C M K U T CO UR T FOR PROBATE DIVISION O LE NO. 01-1259-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF MARY S. D SLYTH NOTICE OF ADMVIWTRATION Mary 3 0. Blyto. dacaw ad. Fa* No. 01-1294CP. la ponrtng to to* Ckart Court tor Sammcte Coway, Ftarkte. Probate DhMan. to* addraw to which I* 301 N. Part Aeanua, SantonJ. Florida 33771. Tha owner and artkaw to to* panonal r«pr*w rlabirw and to toa paraowl rapt*. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE N O TIFEO THAT. A4 paraora on whom tote rwic# k chalanga to* vafckly to to* art. toa quaMcaOorw to toa ptno ta l i*pr*■antatrv*. nanua. a junarkchon to tow Coot ar* raqtored to tea toa* otyeckone wtto toa C o u l WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F TH IS NOTICE OR TH IRTY DAYS A FTER THE OATE OF SERVICE O F A COPY OF TH IS NOTICE ON THEM. A l credaorl to toa daoadanl and on whom a copy to toa noac* I* tarred eaten torn* iwkdta alter to* dal* to to* IkK pubttesSen to tow Court W ITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF TH B NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O F SER­ VICE OF A COPY O F TH B NOTICE ON THEM A l otoor cradaor* to to* dacadani and panona having cla im a ml* agaaiai toa dacadanTk mu*t tea toaa daaita wah tote Court W ITHIN THR EE M ONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date to too bta putWcaew to tow Note* la Oacamtwr 30, 2001. Fartonal Haptwotoanv* Jton Lawtw Dobbw and Munsl Dobbw 73 Iteaftww* Annua WMowdtee, Toronto, Ontario Canada M2K2C4 Allomay lot Panonal Flapreaanum* Louw Noaao. Eague* No.: 381(04 UP 500 M M C arta 201 BoutoBtecay Mterto. Ftartda 33131 Oacantea 3G 2001 January 5, 2002 m in M THB C 2 K U T COUNT OP TH E B O N TE O fTH OP THE STATE O FFLO N D A . M AUD FOR SBMBKH I CO UN TY. CRrtL D rtIBO N C A M NO: 61-CA-M 0T-14K CrTIFVtANClAL MORTGAGE C05NANY.VtC.FYGA ASSOCIATES HOME EOUITY BER VC ES.M C . DONALD D. COLLIER: NELLIE COLLIER: O ER A ID V B J . LANE: JO H N DOB L A M . TH E UFAQ40WN HUSBANO O F OERALOW E J. LANE: OCTAVIO CAMBROkt JANE DOE CAMBRON. TH E UNKNOWN w n O F OCTAVK3 CAMBRON: IF UVM O. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F SAID D EFINOANTIS). IF REMARRIED. AND f DECEASED. THE R E S P E C TM UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES, GR ANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS, UENORS. ANO TR USTEES, ANO A U . OTHER PERSONS CLAJASNG BY. TH R O U G H UNDER OR A G A 4 B T THE NAMED DEFENDANT (S ); JO H N DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. Datendanki). NOT1CS O F ACTION T O GERALDINE J. LANE: JOFVt DOE LANE, TH E U54W0WN HUS­ BAND O F GERALDME X LANE: OCTAVIO CAMBRON; JAN E DOE CAMBRON. TH E UNKNOWN W PE O F OCTAVIO CAMBRON: W LIV­ ING, M CLUOM Q ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID OEFENOANTIS). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED, TH E RESPEC­ TIV E UNKNOWN HEIRS, D EV BEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS, ANO THUS TEES, ANO A U OTHER PERSONS CLAAANQ BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST TH E NAMED DEFEN­ DANT (S ) WHOSE RESIDENCE IS: uiknown YQUART HEREBY raqtorad lo Ba yew aneewr u mkten datenwt, ■ any. In toa B o w precaadtag w (h toa Ctert to N a Court and k> aam a ccpy toarato ignn to* ptekteirt alter number 0I-CA -1M -14-W , to Vw ClreuS Court to to* ISto JutooW Ctoxd to and tor Samtacta C o aly: Ftartda. whereto MORTGAGE ELEC­ TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS­ TE M S V C . la PtartN and Jay C. HotoaBar; Santoa S. HeM rttar___ , a tanown partcr**) In poaaaaaton to •ubRct real preparty t l ; . urtnoan per*on(t) In poewaaten to Via ntyact real preparty *2; SUM to Florida Department to Revenue, Chid Support Entareamard Program: land Vtaaga Itamaownare xteien . In c. H /trt DatondanKi). I a « a*a to to* hltoiaal and bato bkkter tar ca B to to toa Waal bent dew to to* County Courthouse to Ftartda, Samtoote Courty: Ftartda, al 1100am on toa 22nd day a) JBuary. 2002. to* to*mW— dw ototd prepa»y w w l lorth to takj Ftoal Ju ^ m a rt toa* ID T 1ST. OAKLAND VILLAGE. SECTION T H R U . ACCO R O BO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M FLAT BOOK 2*. PAGES 23 ANO 24. PUBLIC RECOROS O f 8EMMOLE COUNTY, FLORKM NOTE: Pureuam to to* F B Debt Coaeclton Pracbcaa Ato you are adrtaad toal tote tow km la daamad to ba a d B t ccttector tttompBhg to CciWCl I d in •no #ny rram iDOii obtataad wB ba uaad tar toal p o aa. Dated toa 70 day to December. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Ckctol Court By Mary Staoupa Deputy Ctert The Strnamta I terted COOILIS 5 STAW1ARSKJ, P A 4010 BoyacoU Boulavard Bu m 450 Tampa. FL 33607 Tktephorta: (113)6776006 CkSt10-00-5791 Pubaah Docambar X 2X 1 aid January 6. 2002 HH166 M THB COUNTY CO UN T O F THB IVTH M ANO FDR BEB N O LE COUNTY, FLORDA CASE NO.: W IS S S -C C X Z VILLAGES O F WINOMEADOWS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.. JANE BLAIR VICKERS. Noncfl x Lec als OF U B S The B ov* kdomaaon la to b* publa h id ones i m l fcv huQ eonsseu* vaaka. SNd aato to b* w d w and by vklua ol to* atatotoS ol to* .to a u h e a a w i Pubkah: Oacambar X . 2 X 1 January S. 2X 3 HHISB Sonhaotogto ba hadtd a id pre**m yo a K d i N to* c to #iV *to e ‘ ‘ own tre t"* * . ** batere to* Board. Ytau hare to* rt^ t to t aid Note* la haraby (R an by tod C »y al ‘ ad to Row Weara g o n . 1101 Orange Are SarVcrd, FL 12771, and any a B otoa ire» ratted para** Stal toa J n c rtn d preparty. »OP E. Hto 81 (t*a 1101 Onnga A w ). Santard, a 33771. Lot 6. Dto IS, TRF, Tbwn oI Santard. PB 1. PO 56 too Puttk RaoorB d BanaiM Cow ry hat bean kund to ba to a C ly Commtwtan art* hokl a pubic A mWiakwaa M Ll i vefnmiwiJon JLmkaijLa.■ll-LYk inmnng n *Aw w t* wry chamban al Cky H al 4 7 0 0 pJiv on ary 16, m Al tola haartog to* C4y Carmtaatan B B haar rrtdanca and ate datermtoa K i B a or damned Vbu are hereby ordered to appea baton toa Cky Comndwtan d Via oondamnabon haartog to ba heard and praaant you Kd* ol to* cat*. Ybuhavatoart^dtoobtBian aBomayi d yo u own aapanw. to npreaare you baton toa Board You her* to* ikfd to cat aanaaiw on yo a bahad B <•*■ B to on** awm toaBodtarateaaaa*. dyoudonat a , tod C ly Commtaaton may proceed idtooul you. Cly ol Saraard. Coda Entoreamara Dhrtaton 3 X N. Park Ava. 8*rtotd. FL 32771 (407)3X5644 Pubkah.Oacambar X . 2X 1 and January 6,2003 HH1TB Nodca la hereby gpren by Vw Cky cd Santard to: ElnbaVi Paige. 2550 ~ 2nd S t Ft. Laudantoto, FL 33312, and any a a* ether Interael•a psrMM, m W W IL iu u prop#fly, 600 Cypru s Ana. (aka 417 W. 2nd S t). Santard. a 33771. lo t 1. Bb S. TH A Town d Santoro. PB 1. PO 54 d Vi# Pubic naccnte d Samtoote County hw baan touid to ba to a fSlapktatod, utaandary, uVrv abto a uraat* couNtarv, ar Sat toa C ty Commtwtan wte hold a ta haartog to toa Cky uarwftewwri cnumoufi ot wtVf n * w 7 .X p m. on January 14, 2002 Al tola haartog Via C ty Commieetan 3X N ParkAire. Sanlonl FL 37771 (407)3X4*44 Pubaah Oacambar X . 2 X 1 and Ja n a ry k lO O l HH173 _____ NO T1CBOPI Node* I* haraby ghrtta by Via C ly M ‘ rQ -a IW. kf. ■n *-lP W B| ■ Buwawa « 11 on. RR 1 Boa H , ParrcC GA 31777, and any a at odiar H arttead parttoA toal to* d a B rtw d preparty. Ill* Pomagrend* Audi. SartonL a 33771. Saedon 2* Tomwhtp ISBRang* 30E. bagtardig 727.1 S E a 21S7S R N el BW ooiter Ol BB 1/4 ru iE 2 2 0 IB W V W 2 2 M N M R to point d beginning o l M Puttee db ol Borteieto Counry has baan touto to ba to a ato ylb d il . w ry. unbtoBBbto a n d t condition, and Vtat to# Cky ■aatan ate h oil a | Ingln to* Cky ( ol Cdy Hdi te 7 X p JA on * 1A 3*63. Al Vito haartog toa Cky am haraby ordered to t Vw Cky Commteafeto al toa i ■enhaotogtobahaardandpreaart yo u tldaot toa caaa. Ybuhava toa nd* to obtota an anomay, te you lo you batere to* B o o n Vbu hav* V n i « t to cal i ito c 2 you X not I C kyf NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw suant to Via Final Sunmary mina whatoar a net Vt* property Judgment ol Forectoaur* deled ■hak be caxterttoed You are hare•ppaan Iwraon. w*en 30 day* alter Dacamba is , 2X1 and areared In by ordered to appaa baton toa Cky Caaa No X 2 9 0 3 C C -X Z at toa to* ant pubacaaon to tote Noac* to Commteaion at die condemnation C o a ly C o ul al toe 16tn JurSctel Acton; too nature to tote procaartng haanng to ba haerd end present your Orate to and tor Sarrvnote Counfy. baa— a aul tor tonteoaw* to monaide d toa cam . Ydu have toa n Ftortto. wharam VILLAGES OF gaga agatoal toa toSdetng daaortead to obtain an attorney, al yo u own WINOMEADOWS CONDOMINIUM preparty, to w*: expense, to represent you baton toa ASSOCIATION. IN C . la Piwrtte, and LO TS 7 ANO • AVOCADO TE R ­ Board. You have toa rttfd to ca* wa­ JAN E BLAIR VICKERS la toa RACE. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT rn on your behak me wet a t to Datentort. I wte aai to toa hripiael THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN i examine M other winaewe. H are) beat bkkter tot caah al at W an PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 13 OF THE you X not appear, toa Cky Freni Steps ol to* 8*mtacto Cow ty PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE ay proceed atehoM Courtoouw. X I North Part Avanu*, COUNTY. FLORIDA. Santard. Florida, at 1100 o'clock ArK/A 1101 W EST 2ND STREET. Cky al Santard. A M on toa ISto day ol January. SANFORO. FLORIDA 32771. Coda Entorcamanl Dmeion 2002. toa takoamg daaerbad proper N you la* to kte your anawar« writ­ 3 X N Part Ava ly w tal tarto in wid Ftoal Judgmart. ten delertaet to to* abov* preewdSantard. FL 32771 k— . on pteeiHTt attomay. a datatol (407)3X5644 Thai cartaei Condomawen parcel lex ember 50. 2001 and CornpoBted Uf UoH Hg(T*M 454 and January a 2X 2 m undhridid purcufit or Dated tote day to D EC 2 t 2001 ih u v in Vw common oWnwnl ippurHHI73 2001 Wnanf iw v to in m w d m wMh and tw coumnCta com jMARYANNE MORSE. CLERK NOTICE OP PUBUC I CLERK O F TH E O R C U T COURT Noace W hereby (Rren by to* Cky et ByfkXhNng ‘ kK JuNua T. Lea. 57*2 Oodaraton of Condominium ol VIL­ D*pWy Ctert A va. Rtarto, C A *2377, LaaO Vtow toDarttoC. Conauagra LAGE O F WINOMEADOWS NO. 4, (9 0 1 Norti Anrwnte Avanu* Tkmpa FL 33604-1041 1412 W.13to S t. S a rd u a fL 32771, Lot X FLLand eCntareiaion Coa PubUah December X . 2001 and 4 M -5 M , Induaiv* of tw PuMto adtebon to aouVl Sanford. PB 1. PO January S. XQS Ooconli of S fn inoW Counfy, 73 of Via Putie Raconte of Samtoote HH190 F lu id s Wkto a property addraw ol Cooky hat baan tound to b* to a unaarnary, wunhabteM T M O n e w r CO UN T Spring*. Ftartda 32701. O P TH B 14TH DATED tola 1M day d Dacamba. C ly Cam am km wte M d ■ pubis haartog In to* Cky Commiaattn 2X 1. MARYAMtE MORSE. Ctert chamban of Cky Ha* a TDO pm . an W ANO PON January 14, M l Al tola haartog A* Ctert of toe Court By Dorotoy W lktenn i n latef wwiMiB iiw i m u n w w ■ COUNTY Deputy Ctert BECKER A POLIAKOFF. P A No. 57-2145-CA-14-G damned. Ytau are Old Kant Morlgag* Ccmpany. appaa baton to* C ty 60 104 at to* m nrtatm aYki haartog to b* PLAVdlFF. Ftortto 32731 heard and pretare yaw aid* d to* v*. Pubkah Dacam ba X . 2X 1 and Hector A Moreno; EliateaVi Moreno, oaa*. Ytau hare toa tight to itatoto an January * ,2 X 2 eteomay. a yaw own a ro w * . to HHI47 *I*L. viprtM nl you before I n Bond. Ybu DEFENDANTS have to* r g y to cal a in a m i on M TH E COUNTY COURT, yaw btha* w aw l 5* to crow taamD FOR In a a lo V ia a te ra w w Wyoudenol NcWc* la ha.B y given toaL pur[C O U N TY . appear, to* Cky ComnWalon may •uart to an Order Raathadtok— proceed w lhoa you. CASE N O J 61-CC-2332-33U H E S S MOORE ENTERPRISES. Cky ol Santard. IS. 2001, and entered to cM caw Coda Enaoreamani Dhwtan number 47-2 ttS C A -14-0, to to* INC. d V a SERVICEM ASTER 300 N Part Ava PLUMBINQ. Orcu* Court to to* 1« h jutSdal Santard. FL 32771 Oretol to and tor Samtoote County, (407)3X5644 Ftortto. wherein OLD KENT MORT­ PuMah Dacamba r X . 2 X 1 and GAGE COMPANY. II Plena* and BRIAN SPEA3, January 4,2002 Hector A Moreno. Fknttato Moreno. HH174 NOTICE O f BALE Tha Cmaatoga Master Commurtay NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, A woe aeon, too.; Latawood al to* NOTICE OF PUBUC HEAJU5K3 pursuant to toa Dalauk Final Creating! Homeowner* A taoclabon. Noaoa te hereby ghm by to* Cky ef Judgment of Forectoauo areared In toe., tekre Datendan*>l. I wti w* to tow cause n toa Cowry Court d Santard toe Margaret Jonas. 614 S to* laghaal and beat bkkter tor caah Santard Ava. SantoTO. FL 33771. and Sarrvnote County. Ftortto. I wte Mk at al to* Waal koto doa to to* any a a l otoa interested parts*. toa preparty akuated to Samtnote Sameiote Cow ry Courtoouw to V w in# OBicfiOig propMny, k m t . Counry. Ftonda. d w erbad aa: Santard. Ftortto. Samtacta Cowry. 6to S I. Santard. FL 32771. toa W 33 TAX FOLIO 51321X3 HE Ftortto. « It 00am on toa ISto day OflOPOnpr). tarto* daterbad w h of Lol 1. BA 8, TR8. Town of to January, 2003. to* following Santard, PB 1. PO 56 ol to* Pubic Lct 9 DEERRUN Una X . p a PW »rda of Samawla Cooky has Book X pagw 66 and 67 w ld Ftoto Judgmart. to w t baan taunt ta b* In a Otaptteted. Physical addeat. 452 BuckaUn Lot 73. LAKEW OOD AT THE wwarvtary, urerhabaat** or urwaf* Co w l Wnter Sprtnga, FL 32706 CROSSINGS. UNIT FIVE, aoamkng drttan, and toal to* Cky Al pubic wte. to toa NglteM bidder, to to* Ptol toento, w recorded n Comnwatan ate had a pubic haartor cash, at toa Weal Freni D oa M PW Book 36. Pagw 17 and 46. to kig In to* Cay Commiaatan chambara 11X a m on Thunder, on to* 22nd to* Public Racord* to Samtoote day ef January. 2002. Cowry. Ftortto of Cky H al al 7 :X p m on January 14, 3 X 3 Al tow haanng to* C ly NOTE: Pureuant lo toa Fair Date Dated Dacamba 19.2001 Cnmmwewn aha! hag avktenca and Collection Practice* A d you are MARYANN MORSE deter maw whatoar a not tote Ctert ol to* County Cowl adrtaad to il tote law 5rm la daanwd property ltia l ba condemned Ytau to ba a dad coeectat aflempong to Samtoote County. Ftonda ByDorotoy W Bokon hereby ordered to appaa baton coded a debt and any totarmabon to* Cky Commnaron al toa coretemDapWy Ctert obtaeiad wil ba uw d tar toal purW C .A r t .J r naaon hearing lo b* heard and praaPOM. 2318 Edgawaur Or Dated to* I9to day to Oacamtwr. are yaw ante d toa caaa. Ytau have to* nghl to obtevr an anomay, al your Ste 4 2001. own aapanw. lo represent you Ortendo FI 328W MARYANNE MORSE baton to* Board. You have to* ngfk Pubttev Dacamba X 2X1 and Clark to Ckcul Court January 8. 2002 to cal wttnaawa on yo u bahak w By Dorotoy W Bctton wak w to crow axamaia ■* odwr wkHH156 Deputy Ctert *ax k you do n o appear, to* Tha Samtoote HareM Cky CamnVwnn may procaad anhNOTICE OF COOILIS 4 STAWIARSK1. P A out you PUBLIC SALE 4010 Boytcoul Boulevard PUBLIC NOTICE 6 haraby grvan. Suite 430 Cky of SardoTO, toal on to* dal* and tkn* rated Coda Entorcamanl Drvwion Tampa, FL 33607 batow.and corarung bom (toy to day 300 N Park Ava TaWctoorw (613)6774006 oat al good* are eokt wa ate wa al C4S41G03O612 SantoTO. FL 37771 (407)3X5344 Puble: Auction, lo to* hghail beldat Pubaah: Oacambar 30,2001 and tor cash, al toa warahoiaa d STOR­ January A 2003 Pubkah Dacam ba X . 2 X 1 and AGE U S A tacalad at 460 Ftonda MM180 January 6. 2003 Central Parkway, Longwood FL HHI73 327X. to* taaowng good*, warm, W THE CSK UTT COURT and marchandu* tar rare and otoa NOTICE O F PU BU C HkArtkfG OP TH E IfTH chargw tar whch a Ian on terra la JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Note* I* hereby given by to* Gfy ol cImtmkI, 'lo ml: Santard to Fam e B. Ftekte H a n OPFLORK3A COElm ua Hak. P O . Boa 235. DATE OF SALE: 01/17 /20U Vt ANO FOR Santard. a 33772. and w y or al TIME OF SALE: I X PM SEMINOLE COUNTY (Cutlom a NemaKUmt 5)(Bn*l GENERAL JURISDICTION DlYttlON Daacnpnon ol Goodt Bang Sold) daaenbad proparty. 1503 W. 1(to S t. Robert Carrol 5 67 Miac. Santard. a 32771. Lou 16 to 20. But N O .01-CA -I3514W Houaahoid Item*. B4 Sarete 5 134 Mortgage Electronic Ragtonoon 21. Pin* Laval PB 6, PG 37 ef to* Pubic Raconte d Sammola Cooky tool*. Household barn*, Hobart L Syvlama. Inc, PLAJWTIFF ladocxhy 5 155 Furniture h w baan tound to b* In a OroroaiIHousehoid Item* Jana Ekrabato ad. unaanatary. urenhabdabte a m. weel# oondHicn. and toal to* C ly Bam w a 2 17 Houaahoid Appianca*. Jay C. Hoslartar: Sandra S. C o m m o n wte hokJ a pitaac hearToy*. Ante M Uelculm 5 433 HffttWtf. it at., Houaahoid Hama. Em*** Bakord f •ig to toa Cky Commlaaton chambara DEFENDANTS ol Cky Hak al 7 .X pm on Jan uoy 461 Houaahoid Kama. AMENDED NOTICE OF 14. K O I Al tote haanng to* Cky STORAGE PROTECTION AUC­ Cotnmwamn aha! hag avktenca and TION SERVICES Nooca la handy given toal. purwte datennrw whatoa a no) tow LICENSE t 593 tuanl to an Order Ratchaduling preparty ahak b* u n te n n a d You A 5WOO clearing itepo*4 wte D* Foreclosure Sate dated Docambar are hereby ordered to ccdacted tar each w * pwchaa* ar d 19. 2001. and anlared to cJvt caw Cky ol Sardorc Coda Eidocamant Dtutatan 300 N. Park Ava SantoTO. FL 33771 (407)3304344 , Pubkeh Oacambar x . 2X 1 and January 1 .2003 141171 _____ Orange County: Ftartda Cat* 6 DR 57-750 Ftor Caiborw*. M OTKE O F B H E IB V rs SALE NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN toat by vlrtua d (hat certain Wirt ol Eaaoubon lasuad oU d and w d tr toa ami ol toa Curate Court d Orange County Ftartda. Caw • DR 57-750 w on a final kjdfyner* ren­ dered In toa atareaaTO coot on toa Itto day ct October A D 2X1 In toal carton caw irP d id Ftar Carbonai a). X Atexandar Carbonai. ■) whtah atarawid Y M ol EaacUtan waa dakvarad torn* ** Shank d Seminole Cooky. Ftartda Wte end Irearate of to* dataretertta) m to# tokretrtng dsaenbad property, ■aid proparty being tacalad m nemmola Counry. Ftonda. more p a acOerty a m a tm t ee kteowa. Lot 50. JA N S E N S MJBOtVlSJON. accordtog Ig toa map a ptol toaraof aa racordad to K M Beak It , Pag* 57. Pubis Raconte of Banknote Cooky. Ftartda. Atod known aa; 6 1 X B aa U ta Tbrrac*. Apopka, FlortteL and Via ikvterafgiad aa sta te of Samtoote County. Ftonda. wte at 11:X A.M on toa 23rd day of January A D . 2003 otter h r tal* and aaa e via ragnatt trotter, f o r c a s h i f HAND AND S U B JEC T TO ANY AND ALL EXJSTWfO LIENS. *1 to* Frerk (W**l)0oor. d to* atop*, ol to* Sammola Counly Ofitofd. Ftoridi, ro w ■_au i,seis-S M aw fA x*-1-Iabla.j*-A iIB B M r o B W lifb B B M ) Thte aafd ate* la bang mada to id •Fy In# IMtttm Of lTn| yyiR Of Donald F. Eaanga. Shsrte Samtoote Cooky. Ftonda NOTICE RBOARDm a T X AMER­ ICANS W ITH D M A B N JTI3 A C T OF 1 I X PERSONS W ITH A O lS A B U TY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM M OCAHONS T O PARTICIPATE Vt TH E PR O CEED INGS SHOULD CO N TA CT TH E ENFORCEABLE W WTS SECTIO N OF THE CIVK DIVISION A T TH E SHERIFF’S OFFICE. I X BUSH BLVD. SAN­ FORO. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO TH E PROCEED­ INGS. (407)965-9640 TTD (407)665-3333 Wtei Sate HakJ O n : Jan. XX 2003 Pubaah: Dacam ba X X . 2X 1 and January t , 13.2002 HH139 M TH B O R C U fT COURT OP TH E IfT H JUD ICIAL O R CUIT O F FLORKM . BY AND K M S EM N O LE COUNTY Caaa No. Df4-01-X)1*-0*A-W k l THE M ATTER O F THE AOOPTK3N O F A M NOR CHILD N O TIC E O F ACTION T O Tha Bkto F ether of Vie kkanl to be Adopted. Clay Barremn* Ytau are haraby noeaad toal apaalo i tor adopaon ol yc o nano chkd bom on Auguat 7. 2X 1 was Mad to tow Court. Ytau ar* required to tana a copy of yo u mkten datenaaa to to* pateton, k any. on to* paaaona'a to Shea A. Fugale, 1500 Pambrook Dnv*. Soto 300. Ortendo. Ftonda 32*10. and tea an engtote veto to* dart of tote oourt on a baton JANU­ ARY 14. 2002 Otoarmw. a Judgmart may tw anterad agamel you tor W tnaw my hand and aaal on DECEMBER 10 .2 X 1 . (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctert of toa Circuk Coot By Nancy R. Winter Deputy Ctert Putam Dacam ba 16,23. X 2X1 •nd January 6. 2002 HHI06 NOTICE W orttorc* Genual Ftonda •nnouncaa that tha Eaacubv* Comma** wte ba holing a maaang d to* W ORKFORCE CEN TR AL FLORIDA oteca*. to which to* pubic te treated, and may nctad* auch other commiDa* maaonga aa daamad nacaasary tor to* conduct of to* Boards buatnaaa DATE: January 7,1003 TIM E: I t .X am LOCATION W ORKFORCE C EN ­ TRAL FLORIOA Olllca* 1X1 Laa Road. Ste 770 W k ta Part FL 337W PURPOSE. To dacciM marten cf totaaal to Worttarca Central Florida, with Rafaanc* to Worttarca Davalcpmaor -r r rra For F o to a tatarmaaon. Coraact Gary J. Earl. Eucubva Owaclor Worttarca Careral Ftonda 1X 1 La* Road. Ste 370 Wlnaa Part FL327W (407)74! 4365 Pubkah January 6. 2003 �, , * l’n#c 4B Sunday. January 0.2002 b L to •ccapl or rayed ervy and a l Orta Pubtafr January 9.2002 NOTICE « HEREBY GIVEN M I to ito* to enforce a ton Impaeed on m M property under too FtorMo Soil Storage FacMy A d StaAiM (Sodton 9390143909) The infortigned * ■ eel et pubic •ale by icmpatai* bMdng on tie 2lift day or January, M I M 400 pm. on t faceted at Ample Stonge Cedar. 100 Ampto Court. 2900 Weal Alport Ooulevaid. County el Seminote. Stale ol Florida. tie M w t g CuMomen Name. U n i «. L'tacflpbHt of Quota Lakaeha Wright. D-20, M m . Futrabm, Mac Boaea LBags. Lakannda Loyd. B-11, Mae. HouaetnM tana. T.V, Mac. Fumiure Pieehaaaa m at b* pad tor af ire bme or pwdrea* In carh onTy A l pwtareaad toma add H ta, trtrera la. and m id be removed at tie tone oI aIn Thta la tie 27tt day ol December 2001. F nm en Aunt Pubtoh January •. 13.2002 11011 NOTICE O f FICTITIOUS NAME Nonce a handy grata tu t I am engaged In buaateu al 224 llaattnr Oaauly Terr Lane Uary FL 32771, Samnoto Comfy. Ftonda under toe FicMtoua Name oI Automotive Buetoeee Fenoe and t u l I Irtond to of Corporation!, ftonda. «i accordance «ta ) tie provltune ot t u FidOoua Name Statutea, to w n Sactton M S 0*. Florida Stalutoa 1991 B JVtaxta Putaan January 8. 2002 11015______________ ____________ \ NOTICE O t PUBLIC AUCTION Notice o hereby ipven: UoCom M Touring vta aai M Pubhe Auction For Barege tor CM h CP dM und to Nt#ual ate fofumng daecrared l OMca or Ctotk al Court ol toe Couity ratoroncsd above. i hearing im pend. (TTD ) 14004354771, or Votea (V ) 1-900-985-9770. vto Ftonda Relay Service Mark D Breakstone. Eeqtav MARK 0. BREAKSTONE I ASSO­ CIATES, P A 1247 Souto Myrta Avenua Clear*Met. FL 33789 (777)449-9308 FMAarc January 9 .1 3 2002 M l# t t TH E O N C U IT COURT O F TH E IfT H N a .O I-C A -m -1 4 4 . Norm American Mortgage Comperht PLAtm FF. ve. Robert ThrtR; Janrtoar ThrtB, N aL. • OCFENOANTE. Notca to hereby grvan t a t puratari to toM Final JudguM ol Foractoaur* datod December 2. 2001. and ertored to CM o m s nunbet 01 -CA-717- 14-L, cl tie Caroa Cowl of toe IR i JudoM C koE to and for Sandncto Coirty, Ftartda. ■hereto NORTH AMERICAN MORT­ GAGE COMPANY, le F E M E and Robert ThrtR Janrtoar ThrR. Ware OehndarRaU n E aM to twhl#ieet and beat tatter tor caah etna Waal bora door at tie BandnoN Courdy to Bermtrd. Ftonda. County. Flortda. M 11 0 0 m on tto 24 dig o< January. 2 C 0 8 .t»to»iaatogito4tofoedprttoQT ty M M torth to atod Ftoto J t ^ r a r i. to o * LOTS 19 AND IE BLOCK X BEL A IR ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3JfAQE(S) 7E O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMFIOLE COUNTY. FIO R EM . NOTE: Puratard to (to FNr DaM CoAaclton Practice* Act you are edit*ad toM ids ton tom la to be a d rtt redact a ttot obtornad « • ba uaad tor tu t p w poae Dated toe 29 day otDecsntoar. 200 MARYAMtC MORSE Clark at O o r t Court By Mary Sboitoa Deputy Clark The Bandnoto Herald COOEJS 9 STAW1AR9XL F A 4010 Boyacoul BoMevard BuM 450 Tampa. FL 33907 Tataphona (913)977-9009 CASlTO-OI-1332 PutAaR January E 1L20Q2 O F T W O O K TIE N TH JU O tC U LC EW W T M AND FOR I COUNTY. CfVK ACTION CASE NO. 0I-CA1149 D M SIO N 144. BA M ORTGAGE. LLC (A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSO AR Y OF BAM ( OF AM ERICA H A ) SUCCESSOR M IN TER EST BY MERGER OF 1FABP42E0MF20STM Jan 23.02 SO Toy TE725039463 Jan 28. 02 BOObta 1G3WHS4T7LD338920 M KW 1NKDLA0X08J944332 08 Dndgn 3B3ES47C5ST534273 Jan 21.02 BSCtwv 1Q1AW27X9F9177923 Jan 28 02 87 TORO iFTB nioc8H ue a«4 2« The Auction m i be luld at 900 a in. on aaM datoa above. McConnei Towing SRacomry. 2800 Sanford A m ., Sanford. F I. 32773 PKHpacbM baldan may toapad MTuciee cue hour prior to eata Teona am C A S H OR CERTIFIED FUNDS' McConneiTowing maarvae tu nyi to accept or rated any and a i BIDS Puhian January B. 2002 W0I7 FICTTTIOUfl NAME Nonce ra hereby given iu t I am engaged to bunneaa at 2891 Sanford Averue. Sam nda County, in t la 32773. under toe hcaaoua runu ot AVANT B EA U TY SALON and tool I mend to regular m l name with toe Secretary 01 Slate ol Ftonda. to accordance anil toe provtnone 01 toe Fceeoua Name Surma. toreit Section M 5 09 Florida Statutea. MASS M ARKETING INVESTM ENT INC By Uansour S. Selxt Prealdart Pubiab: January 9. 2002 17)10 in t h e c ir c u it c o u r t OF THE EIGHTEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CaeeHo. Ot CA-1805-14 riAIIO NSCHEO tT FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION. SUCCESSO R BY MERGER TO n a r o n s c r e d it m o r tg a g e I ORPOflATION O F FIORIOA, RONNIE B PREVATT. SHARON & p iie v a t t . e t a l . Detandamta). N O TICE O F SALE Notice is hereby grata toe!, purtuanl to toe Order or Fatal Judgmari rniarad In tva cause. n toe Cvort Court of Senanote County. Ftonda. I n il aal the property artualad to -rerranota Counly, Ftonda. daaenbad LOT I BLOCK b . c o u n t r y CLUB MANOR. U N IT 2. ACCORD­ ING TO THE MAP OR TH ER EO F AS HECOROED IN PLAT BOOK I I . PAGE 100. PUBLIC RECORDS O F ■LMtNOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. .<1 public rale, to toe raghad and beat txldar. tor caab al toe Waal Fnrti Ooot ol Ihe Sarmnoia County Courtoouae. 301 Norm Para Avenue. Sanford. Flu da at 1100 A M on January 24.2002. DATED December 29. 2001 (Seal) Uaryama Mona Clark of toe Catut Court 0 , Jane EJeaevnc Hrputy Oartl In accordance rtrih to* American* anh D ilative* Act. peraona to need 1 special accnmmodabon to panic*i'a to true pioceertag afrei. atfvn man fT) daya prof to any proceed «g . cca.UcI ire Court Adramatratam als Defendant, I ato aai to toa hkpietl and baa bidder toa caah at W EST FRO N T DOOR O F TH E E B E M O U CO UN TY CO UR THO USE. SAN ­ FORD. FIOREM M 11OOAM. (to toa 12ti t t y a February, 2002. toa M torti to eafd Fbai Juttgnanc TH E SOUTH 33 FE ET O F LO T IE ANO TH E NORTH ONE-HALF O F L O T 20. BLOCK 13, BEL-AIR. ACCOROM Q TO TH E PLAT TtC R E O F AS RECOROCO E l FLAT BOOK 3. PAOf 7*. O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM M OLE CO UN­ TY . FLOREM. AK/A 2118 Surmertto Avenue, Sanford, a 32771 W ITNESS MY HANO and t a aaM ot tva Cout on Dacarrtiar 29 2001. ( SEAL) M aryana ktorae Ctotk a to* ChaE Court B y M ay Sbougo Deputy dark Echavanta U n n d atoa. F A P O . Baa 29011 tototoy am ir aiail a no coa to you. I pmtoaton a certain Ptoaaa ten at 201 K Flortda 32771, latlphona nunbar (407)999-4227. Mtofn 2 Borktng daya d you mcafpl at tea tto * m r t i haamg mpatmd. (TO O ) 1•00-955-4771 PlAtttrJaraary 6.13,2002 B ITM C E W U IT CO UR T O F TH E I CASE M L ; B1-GA-1933-14-L AMERtOUEST MORTGAGE COMPANY O CN M 3A.H O A G .alaL. DafandafRe) NOTICE O F B A LE Nodoa la haraby flfven tlaL p w auam to a Final Judgmanl of Foredoaum or Order dated December 21.2001, antored to C M Caaa M arb a 01-CA-1932-I4-L to toe Cltcui Court to Cowity, Florida. A UER O UC ST M ORTGAGE COM ­ PANY la toe PtaMN, end DEMMS A. HOAG, el a l. am toe Data Mama. I mW ael toe property eaualed In SemtootaCouey. Ffonrto. rtaanrfoad •c UK 29, OAK PARK S U B O M S U N , acm nlng to toe PM toereot. mootded to FIM Book 9, Pagete) 99, of toe Pubac Raoorda of 8em*nofe CouVy. at pubic aMa to tie N g f»al and baoi btddar. lor cadv d WMt From Door. M l Norm Park Aranue. Sankmt FL. 32771. d 110O am . on toe 29 day d January, 2002. Dddd: December 29.2001. Maryanna More# CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CO UR T ®V Mary V W «nM . 12M Oouto Myrito fkmnua. BUM 109 ~ r. Ftartda 317899449 fwaahed i rtoraaa . I m aoooi tie Amartcane Ad, peraona ajgapd W K lD M l d a Ktortol accommodabon to parifi mm prorvaang r a , ww> to aeven (7) daya prior to any pro- NOTICE OF DSItoa 1N40L01D9WC145140 Lec ecals vk. j EDWARD A JARMAKOW1C1M N. 87 FORD .1. V. t J 'A J i.* i , t .., ... • ^>1^ '«***"■ «»* T hs Seminole Hnuu> L vafKtos one hour prior to Mto. Tama are cuh or rartBsd t n h * s ecals N o m o r PUBLIC AUCTION w ngrwy yvwn. Startler* Wrecker S )w c i art M i •I PiM c Aucbon tor aebraga tor cash on demand to retreat brtttor. «"• w ow ng o n c ic n vpnop*. j M .iT .m n 99 Cher 4DR w i ■ la iA w s iw s js ic s it J a i I I , TOOT 9S0kf|4 DR Vto I 1G3GM99A4FR30TOIO b t fo ri e on V to» IFABPS0O2HAt51112 W C I* 1 D R Vkt * IQIBNS1E9KR209SS3 Tito melon a i t o h i U i 12:00 PM. an N MM 1M »i Mo m . M Sammota W n d w aerates 2540 5. MyrttoAm Sanford, FL 32773 '- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uant to a Fatal Judgment ol Mortgage Foradoaura deled Oacandat 21, 2001 and (reared to CaaeNO 01-CA-1199 Ot (to C M I Court ol toe EIGHTEENTH Judbel CvoA n and kx SEMINOLE Cowry. Florida ■honto BA MORTQAGE. U C (A WHOLLY OWNED SUB­ SIDIARY O F BANK OF AMERICA N A ) SUCCESSOR IN W TEREST BY MERGER O F NATONS8ANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION, la toe PUmtrfl a id EDWARD A JAR MAKOWIC2: TH E BAFSt OF NEW YORK AS TR U S TEE FOR TH E POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEM ENT DATED AS OF JULY 31. 1999. SERIES 199BB. CITIBANK (SOUTH DAKOTA), N A ; TUSCA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA­ TION, INC.; am toe Datondanta. I ■to aai to tie tdgheaf and boat bid­ der tor cruh at W EST FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SANFORD. FLORI­ DA M It 00AM. on toe 24th day of January. 2002. toe M owing aa<d Final Judgment LO T l i . O F TUSCA OAKS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 49. PAGES l i THROUGH 28. O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, RORIOA. A K A 133 Woodand Dmra. Winter Samoa. FL 32709 W ITNESS MY HANO and toe aeto of ta » Court on December 29.2001 (SEAL) Clark of toe Ckoui Caul By Mery Slroupe Deputy Clark Echtvema lA ia x e lu , P A PO Boa 25019 Tampa. Ftonda 339225018 FO1004316 "Sea Americana *«h Dnatatiuaa A d i you are a paraon adh a daabiMy ■fit) naada acoommodakon to or to parhcipa'e r tva proceeding, you am anopad a no reel to you. lor toa ptoytaaion ot certain aaaUlan Ptoaaa contact Court Attanitbaticn at 201 N Parti Averxu. Sanford. Florida 32771. leiephone number (407)998-4227. •.thin 2 working daya ol you rveapt ot toa documor*; » haamg anpurad. (TOO) 1 900-989-9771. Pubkah January 9. 13.2002 U021 TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F THE EIGHTEENTH ju o tc iA L em eurr M AND FOR SCM NOLC COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVA ACTION CASE M G P I-C A -1939 DIVISION L CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE c o r p o r a t io n . jo s e p h h a ll, a m. Detandamta) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE IA L E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puraua i to a Fmat Judgneni ot M oi'gjija Fctactoaua dated De i-'-bar 21. 2001 and amatod to C m NO 01 CA-1939 of toa Ctroto Court of toa EIGHTEEN TH Judicial Cucu I n and lor SEMINOLE Cowry. Ftonda .re ra n CHASE MANHAT­ TAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. • ire PVuni.lt and JOSEPH HALL. THE u n k n o w n SPOUSE O F JOSEPH HALL IS JAN ET HALL, MONNA FAT HALL; STATE OF FLOfcDA d e p a r tm e n t OF REV­ ENUE. UNITED STATES OF AMER­ ICA ON BEHALF OF THE U S O E P A Iilu tN T OF HOUSING 1 URBAN DEVELOPMENT, are Ihe Oboe d tia Court. Samfnola Cow ry Courtoouae. M l Motto Park Avarua. Sanford, a 32771. Mopfione 4079994330. TOO 1-900-9999771 or 1-9004994770 via Florida Raley PutAahJanuary i . I J , 2002 H024 M THE CEtCUtT COURT, DON TEBN TH JUDICIAL ORCUTT, M AND FOR PROBATE DMStOM FK 1 M L ; 01-1219-C F IN RE: THE ESTATE OF STEPHEN A. MORRISON The admautrakon cf toa aalata d STEPHEN A. MORRISON, dacaaaed. Fia Nudtar 0 M 2 1 9 C P la pandng in toa Cacui Court of Sem ncu Cowry. Florida. Probata OMaforv toa addeaa of trtkch la Poal Odea Boa BOW. Sanford. Ftartda 32771. The namee and addaaaaa of toa paraortal mpmaemalhm'a attor­ ney am eat farto baton ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIEO THAT AM panona on u ta n tea notice la dialenga toa vakdty of toa wd, toa quakhcaaona of he pemonaf repmaemabve. verve or fetedtattan of tea Court am required to Me toer obfecHone ntto toa Caul W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH IS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTER THE DATE O f SERVICE O F A COPY OF TH IS NOTICE ON TH EM A i cm dlon of toe decedent end other peraona having clarnie or on nhom a copy of ton nonce la dele d me *ref pubfeahon of tea Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE OF THE FIRST PUOLJCATIONOF THI3 NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A i other credtore of toe decedent end peraona having ciaima or demand* agamal toe decedent'a eetate mual Me toeV cleima Mto ton court WITHIN THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THtS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED ■ah Oeabeaea Ad, persona needng a apecial accommodation to parbclpele m toa proceeding ihoud conted toe ndvktuel or agency tandng nonce not later toan aeven daya prior to toe proceadaiga ea toe addreta grvan on nobca. Telephone (904)287 9097; 1900-985-9771 (TO O ) or 1409955-9770 (V ). via Ftonda Relay Semce O da of toa Una pubaceoon of tort Nooca ot Adrvmatrabon January 4 2002 NANCY SCHERMERHORN Peraonal RaptaaamaHva JAM ES R PROVENCHCR. ESQ JAM ES PROVENCHEH, P A 719 W Waiter Park SlreM Orlando. Ftonda 32BM 4072490440 Ftonda Bar N o ; 301957 Puttoah January 8. 13. 2002 11025 ____ IN THE CIRCUIT CO UR T FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 01 -C A 1991-144. WELLS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA. N A . AS TRUSTEE L FOR DELTA FUNDING HOME EQ UITY LOAN TR U ST 11472. D EFEN D AN TS) NOTICE IE HERESY QfVO I pw L O R D IK DAVIS and REBECCA A. DAMS, tea aba; BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, AS TR U STEE; UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO. 1; UNKNOWN TEN A N T NO. 2; UNKNOWN TEN A N T M L X UMCNOWN TEN A N T MO. 4; UNKNOWN TEN A N T NO. L UNKNOWN TEN AN T NO * and A IL U M O O N N PARTIES THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAM STA NAMED D EFENDANT TO THtS ACTION, OR HMrtNQ OR OJUM M O TO HAVE ANY NGHT, TITLE OR IN TE R E S T M TH E N O TICE O F BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p w w a d to an Ordar or Eunnary Ffod Deesnbd 21. M l and aeMMd In Cm No. 01-CA1991-14-L d to* Cbcutt Court d toa Eyttaardi C M I m end tar l amfnofa CdUYy, Ftartd* nhamki Wafta Fargo ■ark lEnnaaola. N JL, as Trualee for DEM Fwdtog Home Eddy Loan ThW 1 9 T-E k M ard LOREN K. OMRS and R O E C C A A. ONrtE. Na « E k BANKERS TR UST COURANY. AB TR U STEE; UMOfOWN TEN ­ ANT NO. 1; UM M OW N TENANT NO. 2: UNKNOWN TENANT N G 3t UNKNOWN TEN A N T NO. 4; UNKNOWN TE N A N T NO. 9; UNKNOWN TEN AN T M L * and ALL UNKNOWN R A R TK I CLAIM. 9 0 tfTE R E S TS BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AG AM ST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO TM S ACTION. OR HAM M ) OR CL I i M M TO HAVE ANY NM HT, TITLE OR EfTEREST IN TH E PR O PER TY HEREIN •al to toa hfghad and bad bfdfar lot caah d toa W ttd From Door d toa Bdittnda Cow ry Cowtooua* 301 W e i f w am tm j*, saraors, f a n 32771 d Samfnd* Cqwfy. Ftartd* at It DO am . on tie 94 day d January, 2002. toa toBaMng daan toad property as ad lotto to aato Order ot Ffoaf JurigmanL khrafc LO T 222. TUECAW KLA U94T14B. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF A S RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 3T. PAGES t THROUGH 1* PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E JM O IE COUNTY. FIO R O A. » you ere a person arto a daabdty ■ho naada any accommodatton to onivr no perDapeee n n s procsM* to* you am amtoad. al no amt to you. to era prevtoton of oanaki atafeoorttad toe Cout d 407495-4330 ivttoln hvo (2) inrkmg days d your receipt of tola Ncdce, • you am hearing or voice Impaired, e d Ftartda Ratoy Batvtoe (800) 199977a D M d Sanford. Ftartd* on December 2* 2001 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Dark. O o r t Cout ByMary Sbouge Aa Deputy CJaik SMITH * M ATT, P A 2W1 Seat Oekfend Park BottevenL SUM 303 Fort Laudardafe, FL 1J309 PvbiahJanuary a 13,2002 M TH E C E K U T COURT O F TH E IfT H JU D IC U L C E K U T M AND FOR I COUNTY, HEM C A M N Q 01-CA-J99114L CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. MARIE H GRANT, d u* . d K . Odemtamft). n o t ic e o f s a l e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN putatari lo an Older or Final Judgmem Scheddng Foredoeure Sale edemd on Oooombor 21. 2001 In Vita cam now pandng Vi eetd CotaL f a rTyte of ahtch ■ VYtraeel above I *vd a d to toe Nghad and beat bid­ der tor caah In toa SEMMOLE Cow ry Cowthouea. Watt Front Door. SEMMOLE COUNTY COUR­ THOUSE. 301 Motto Part Avenua, Sanford. Florida 32771, d 1100 A M , on toa 24 day d Januray 2003. Ih# to ilin g jn c rib id proper* ly as aaf torti In aaid Order or Ftod TH E NORTH 5*5 FEET OF LOTS Sd ANO LO T 90. ANO Id OF THE VACATED ALLEY ON TH E NO R TH , PINEHURST. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROED M P U T BOOK 3. RAGE 71. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ORDERED al SEMMOLE County. Florid* * • 29 day of DECEMBER. 2001. UARY ANNE MORES Aa O ort. Clrcud C a rt SEMINOLE. Ftonda By: UarySlroupa Aa Deputy Clark SPEAR A HOFFMAN P A 709 Sodh Otaue Ikqhaay Coral Gabfaa, Ftonda 33149 Tataphona (306)999 2299 Peraona*v4h dtoabdfy ahonaada apaoal accommodauon ta parjopala n f a procaadng ahoUd conlad ADACoonbnafor al 301 N Park Avenua. Suds N . SardonL Ftonda 32771. al M o l fere day* prior to toa proceadng Talapfione: (407)3234330 Ert. 4227; 1 5099551771(TOO), or 1 900-9554770(V). vta Florida Relay SanriceJ/yl Pubath January * 1* 2002 0027 M THE O R C U T COURT OF THE 1ITM JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR SEM M OLE COUNTT, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DtVtilOrt CAAEN O : M C A 1174 14 9 BANK UNITED OF TEXAS. FSB PLAINTIFF VS. CHARLIE L LANE. N AKIA CHARLIE LEW IS LANE. IV. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. TH R O UGH UNDER OH AGAINST CHARLIE L LANE, W AKIA CHARLIE LEWtS LANE. IV; ELLEN J LANE A K A ELLEN JANE LANE. IF LIVING. 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 ELLEN J LANE AKIA ELLEN JAN E LANE. NATIONAL C ITY BANK O F PENNSYLVANIA F.K A INTEGRA BANK PITTSBURGH. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO EOOIBANK SPRINGS LANDING HOMEOW NERS ASSOCIATION. M C ; BATTS. BATTS 9 BELL L L P. F/K/A BATTS 9 BATTS. UNITED STATES O F AM ERICA JOHN DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION Leg al* Lecals eca ls i T m M ' w f t a i'V a o o i antored to C M CaM N a 99 CA 2171 14 B d toa Cbodl Court d toa 19TH Jukctof Ckcut to and lor SEMMOLE Coutly. Somord. Ftartd* I i d a d to toe h ^ ia d and bod (adder lor cadi m toe Wtad bori door d toe K 1 E MOLE Courfy Courtoouae toededd 110 N Pub Avenue In Eentard, R o n * at 1190 n n . on toa a day d January. (002 toe tolpwlng daeeribad property aa aaf kfto to, add Sunmary Ftod Judgntor* to­ ad LO T 7a IPREfO S LAAfDMG U94T S. ACCORDING TO TH E P U T TH ER EO F, AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK f * PAGE E l. PUBLIC RECORDS OP S O E N O ll COUN­ TY . FIORM A. Ddad 9fo 29 t ty d 1001. L 9091 T * S CORPORATOR MORTGAGE LOAN TR UST 1947-3. UNDER TH E POOUNO 9 5ER VlC»fG AGREE­ MENT DATED AS O F SEPTEMBER 1, 1947 ta Pt o M and HECTOR M AHTPKZ; LOUROCS O A fC U DC M ARTINEZ; SUNRISE OWNERS G R O UP,N G ;vaddanctam * ta d •a* b toa hbpiaM and beat bfdctar tor cadi d «• W EST FRO N T DOOR d ly as i d tadt to sad Ftod Judpnar* to a * LO T 19* SUNFESC V U A Q C UNTT * ACCORDING TO TH E P U T TH ER EO F, A S RCCOROCO IN P U T BOOK 3 * M G S 9 4 PUSUC RECORDS O F SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FiO R KM . Datod rva 29 (toy d 2001. btoryarma Mom Aa Clarb of aatd Court A U M TERCSTED PERSONS ARE NODFIEQ TH A T lahoen tote nede* la N etta H hereby given tod a Pitofe Haartvg ■ « b* hato by to* Ptanrmg BZonbig Commtatfon ^In toa C iy S anta* Ftartd* d TO O p jn . on ■ y tT ,IM .to o tm * totoiad tar • Vartanc* ta a M TU . Mcdfola-FamFy R d M U M lD M I* LEGAL DCSCftaFTIOFt SEC 07 TW P 209 ROE 31E N 1/2 O F NW M l W OF RY (LESS S 900 F T S W 92755 FT 4 RD3K 17.79 AC) The property befog more ganateiy ■e 1301 E. Airport BNd 5 T f a » pe rtu ta f M have an oppomady to ta head of toa Ptarmfog EZonfog d toa C iy d ~ i dey d December. S D R C U T COURT K M ) Ctad d toa C b cd Court **** Plbfofl Ft THE SEMMOLE HERALD TH E LAW O F F C C E O F DANK) J . STER N . P .A , ATTO R NEY FOR P U U N TVF 101 a Uhfoardy Drive Edto 100 RantottJri. a 33334 (994)2334000 99-47309 GEH) IN ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AI4EFBCAN8 WITH ACT. to g t corded COURT ADMB9STRAT1GH d toe SEM M OLE County Ceurmouee d 4074994227.14009994771 (TD D ) or 1400499477a noTELMi nwuy OKirrirai. Ptbftaftjanary * 13.2002 Lecals ecals Aa Oapdy Ctarb Thta ndfoa ta pmftaad puaitom to 2001. w to m .■ «-■ •-— ‘A --Ito*M T W C S M W T CO UR T it r m C A M NO; 91 CA 193314 L W ELLE FARDO BANK MBfNEEOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F/KfA NORW EST BANK M M NESOTA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION IN TR U S T FOR R EGISTERED HOLDERS OF 94PAC SECURED ASSETS C O U P , M ORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH C E R m FIC A Tia BER KS 19992 PLAINTIFF va GARY BLYTHE IF U V IM J. AND IF DEAD. THE U99M0WN SPOUSE. HEIR S, DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO A a O TH ER PARTIES CLAIMING AN M TER EST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAM ST GARY BLYTH E; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F GARY BLYTH E. IF ANY) CAPISTR AN O CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC ; HENDERSON W ILDER. CO N TR ACTO R . WILIAM C. ROGERS; DONNA ) . ROGERS; CERTIFIED FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC : FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK FIFJA FLORIDA NATIONAL COMMUMTYBAMK; FLOORSYBTEMS, INC ; PERFECTION PLUS CONTRACTING, INC : ACCURATE HOME IMPROVEMENTS OIBIA MALLAHO SYSTEM S, IN C ; PALMER ELECTRIC COMPANY; JOHN DOE and JAN E DO* AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauam to a S w m w y Final Judgmem d Fomctoaum datod Dae 21. 2001 entered h 0 4 Caaa No. 01 CA 1633 14 L of ha Cared Cowl of me 15TH Ju d d d O c u lln and tor SEMMOLE County. Sanford. Ftontt. I ad aaf to tie hiftoeal and bad Odder tat caah d d watt bod door d toa SEMI­ NOLE Cowty Couttouee located d 310 N Park Avenua m Sanford. Ftartd* at 11O0 am. on toa 29 day d January. 2002 the kdoamg daaenbad property aa ad farto In sad Swvnary FriaJ Judgmanl. to­ ad THAT CERTAIN CONOOMMIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT NO 152 ANO AN UNOIVIOEO 0037 M TER ­ E S T IN THE U N O COMMON ELEM EI.: S AND COMMON EXPENS­ ES APPURTENANT TO SAIO UNTT, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANO SUBJECT TO IH E CO VENANT* CONDITIONS. RESTR ICTIO NS. TERMS AND OTHER PROVISIONS O F TF«S DECLARATION OF CON­ DOMINIUM OF CAPISTRAN. A CONDOMINIUM AS RECOROED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1274, PAGE 1109, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Deted tote 29 dey of December. 2001 (C IR C U T COURT SEAL) MARYA W E MORSE d a rt of h e Cvrevt Cowl By Mary Slroupe Dapdy Clark Pubbah be THE SEMINOLE HERALD TH E U W OFFICES OF DAVID J. STER N, P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 S Utwenay Drive Sufe 500 PtemaaoivFL 33324 (984)2334000 014770WCWF) M ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES A CT, peraona ean ibtefifttiee needInge apecial accommodation ahould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al toa SEMINOLE Courtly Cowmouaa at 407495-4227, 1409 •594771 (TO O) or I 9099654779 via Ftonda Relay Santee. Pubkah January * I* 2002 1029 ■f TH E O R C U T COURT OF THE tiT H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, if AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 19-1777 CA-14-E BANK O F NEW YORK. AS TR USTEE FOR AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES CORPORATION M ORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 1997-3. UNDER THE POOUNO 5 SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF SEPTEMBER t. 1997 Piano* v* HECTO R M ARTINEZ; LOURDES GARCIA DE MARTINEZ. SUNRISE OWNERS GROUP. IN C . Defendant. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE iPtaasa pubbah at THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur tuanl lo a Final Judgment of Foradoaura dated Deeamber 21, 2001. « t entered rt Caaa fto 99 17777 CA-14-E, of the Circut Ccud of me I9TH Jurkaal Cvcul ai and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda BANK O F NEW YORK, AS TR USTEE FOR A d , I you am apar- Ptormtog iZomng C iiaedeekei ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: tt a par- diefonga to* MAdta ta toe e A to* iytaf~ratar i ta to* P*raonta_rapratota Cowl am leqtamd to toFtoab obtacBone ertto tfo Cout WITHM TH E LATER O F THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TICE OR D fR TY (30) DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF 8ERV1CI OF A COPY O F THtS NOTICE ON THEM. A l crartoort ct toe dreader* and otoer panona having claim* or B m m fo agafnat decedvrfi aetata on «hom a copy ta (ta nodoa li •owed iritabi ton* (3) n o rta fdtar to* dee* of to* brat puateften ta Me Court W ITH IN TH E LATER O F THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THtS NOTICE OR TVbRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O F A COPY OF TM S NOTICE O N THEM. A f otoot cratatam ta to* de etdrt ta bad. M no coat to you. to pmrtatana toa Cout Adntafabafor af 301 North Pork Avenua. Santar* FI 32771, Phone No. (407)323-4330 aa ln fon 4227 taM n I ■ortbig (toy* d yo u m odd d ia* no9ca or ptaaW i» I you am haartag bnpdraq t d 1400(994771 (TO O ); i you am vofoa tatodm* cal 14099954770 (V ) (Vta|Ftartda Raley Sanricaa) Vbrga* Ztan 4 Kaherm, PA. tOO01kjfoauud Bgftovw* SUM 175-9 Hnfownod. FI 33021 Tafaphone(154)993-9993 Talitarabttaa (994WB97707 092870 OCN Publafi: January * 1*2002 M Tm a n c u r count OP THE IfTH SS1TCVM fEtCUTT. M AND PON ■EM M O LI COUNTY, FLOW DA C1WL DIVISION CASE NO j 01-CA-1M 914-L BANK ONE. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. FIK'A T IC FIRST NATIONAL B A M OP C H C A O a AS TR USTEE. PATRICK D. OfGOPIS. d d , r ' N O TK S O P (Ptoaae piAAth ta THE SEMMOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant fo a Final Juddnanl d Forstcoaue ddad toa 21 day d December. 2001, and emamd ta Caaa No. 0 IG A - 1599 14-L. d toa Cfecui C a u l d toe !«T H Ju d d d O o r t ta and tor Bamtada Cowry Ftortda, aheram BANK ONE. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. F/K/A TH E FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP CHICAGO, AS TR USTEE ta toa P u n * w d PATRICK D. DtOOtaia UNKNOWN t r o u u O F fw m c x D »O O M (l M ArtAai OAKS o r SEMMOLE HOMEOWNERS ASSO­ CIATION. INC.: CITIFINANCIAL EQUITY SERVICES. M C.; JOHN DOE ANO JAN E DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN AN T (S| M POS­ SESSION O F TH E SUBJECT PROPERTY. I a d asi to toa hfdieal and beat btddar tor caah al toa W EST FRONT OOOR O F CO UR T­ HOUSE d toa Samfnda County Couttoouee, ta Samaiafa County. Florid* d 1190 on tot 29 day d January. 2002. toa todovvtag daecrtoad property aa ad kadi ta •aid Ftad Judgmar* to e * LO T 53. MAYFAIR OAKS. ACCORDING TO THE P U T RECORDED IN P U T BOOK SO. PAGES 39 THROUGH 41, M CLUSIYE, AS RECOROED ttf PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMINOLE, COUN­ TY. FLORIDA; SAID LAND SITU­ ATE. LYING ANO BEING ttf SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLO flO A ■V a 102 QUEENS COURT. SAN­ FORD. FL 32771 to accordance arm toa Amartcane aattl Dtaattotoe Act. Paraon* aam D tu b n iN rm drtg ■ tfMKiBl icconv modtton to peitdpeto n Vto proceadhg ahould contact me Caul Adnamdralor at 201 N. Park Avanua, Sanford. FL 32771. Tataphona Number (407)3294330 not lifer tttan aovan (7) daya prior to Via ptocaeamg. I hairing mpauvd. (TOO) 14099959771 or Vtasa (V )I4 0 9 9564770 via FGrata Relay Service* Deled tie 29 dey d Dee. 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Ctart Ot The Occvt CoW By Mery Strove* Deputy Clerk Submittadby: Lew 0 "c e of M anful C Walton 1900 NW ram Slm d. SUM 120 Fort Leutardtle, Ftonda 33309 Tataphona (95*1*53 0353 FacumAa (954)7714052 01-03529 PubtdUanuary * U 2002 wat NOTICE O F PUBUC SALE ALTAM ONTE TOW M O. M C.U N C U M D V E M C tl AUCTION 117 MARKER ST . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM. SOLO AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR A U BIOS PURSUANT 41 TO F S 71379 1-23-2002 1997 FORD 2FABP37X3H01I6043 PHONE * 407-339 0700 PuMtah. January * 2002 1047 PUBLIC AUCTION Pubic tuebon 10 be hdd d 12 00 p m. on to* l i d day of JANUARY 2002 Al toe born door of Senltm) Toning end Recovery faceted tl 2522 Country Club R d . Sanford. FI 32771. for tie purpoee of ttpoeaig of *u fotaxvmg veftte YEAR I960 MAKE UNCOLN VINO 1LNBM93ESKY7164I2 PWMhJanuary * 2002 PUBLIC AUCTION Pubbc auction to ba hdd d 1700 p m. on m* 22nd dey d JANUARY 2002 Af toe bom door of Sanford Toeing and Recovery touted at 2522 Country Ctab Rd. . Sanford. FI 32771. for to* purpoa* of cMpotaig of iie toaoeipg vefecfl*. YEAR 1999 MAKE CHEV VtN* t01BL51E1KAI91227 Pubath January 9.2002 H050 N obud Yahlcla Auction 2000BAfWXS *D o» (I ) Vta* WBAFB3J54YLH08777 A u a m a d ba Hdd on I -I t 42 Af 2pm At Tri-County Towmg 1155 Bata Ava Writer Spg* f L 32709 Pi JVi-ih Lin* i.arv A. 3002 inada dto raapacl to any •fctorod d toa above hearta* ta ffe mey need e imrPeBm mooed of toa pwcva b v * tadudtag record le nm provktod by too Ctty cf Benfoed. (FS 29901051 PERSONS WITH OtSABBTOES NEEOM G ASSISTANCE T O PAR■naPIATl M ANY O F TH ESE PROCEEO M O S SHOULD CO N TACT TH E PERSONNEL O FFIC E ADA COOROM ATOR AT 330-5429 45 HOURS M ADVANCE O F THE MCETWO. PubtofrJem m y * 2002 court W ITH M THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FW ST PUBLICATION OF TM S NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS. ANO OBJECTIONS N O T SO FEED W *L BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* data of toa hat putActalon ta ttta Noaco to Jtaknry * 2002. WILLIAM J SNYDER IAN L 04D C N , ESQUIRE IAN L. GtLD EH P E Pott Otoca Boa 947107 Matoend. Ffortd* 37794-7907 (407)9454449 1407)92*0090 Facaenta Ffortda Bar No.: 321941 Attorney tor Ftottamal Rapraeer Pubbah. January 6. 13.2002 NaBoe ta hereby df*n tod toa mg- n *v eltin I— jeW -I ,unu A.. .... edil rdins Bu.cuafwacq ftslit nrl me*■ *rajiMdtato hi os Alport Author*y am gonoretty hekt an to* fed Itatoftw d each m t o d 4 3 0 a m . The deto tar toe Jereary medbig ta January * 2002. A i pub­ ic meetoige era held d toe Sardord DOtru noom, a , A . &no*mt*er renWneL One Red U -- •« ekHtaliOTO - -* * UUUlvVpIW* AKAC Meebnge am genemtty heto SANAC oni toe second Tiud eydtttem on dt al eOO am ., e d i toe Ueer O n to meetoigtaiowtagd IO J O e j * The January SANAC end Ltaer Group e d beheld on January 1* The Design Re Wee (ORC) ganeraiy meet* on toe eeoond Vtatoeedey d each month at 1000 a m. 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On Thursday evening, the C rooms Academy classes held their banquet at the Sanford Civic Center. Rufus Brooks, the Class of 1946, was master of ceremonies. A musical prelude was given by Evelyn Clark. Class o f 1942, on the piano and River- McCreary', G ass of 1942, on the Tumpet “Gon Bless America," was sang bv the audience, with the invocation by the Rev. Israel Black 11961). ldella Lewis Jones "1946 gave the welcome to the guest- ind alumni Willie King (1948 ;ave the occasion. Ms Constance Grady Woocrerry rendered the dynamic selection "I Want Jesus To Walk With Me." Woodbeny is the daughter of Bishop Zedekich Grady. The Blessing of Thanksgiving was given by Bishop Mary Smith (1942). After a delicious dinner was served, the beauti­ ful voice of Elfreta Hill Deveaux sang the rendition of "Great Is Thou Faithfulness." Special honor was given to the oldest living Crooms Academy graduates. They are Violet Jackson Crawford (1935), Mary Lee Hall Generette (1935), Blanche Simmons Francis (1932), and Arlena Barther Peterson (1935). On Friday, the Crooms Academy classes boarded the Grand Romance for a four-hour luncheon cruise, where all the alumni and guests enjoyed an afternoon of fun, food and chit chat Friday evening, the classes enjoyed an evening of more fun, music and old memories. Saturday, the dosing, was a big fish fry with all of the good fix­ ings, thus a grand, great, enjoy­ able four-days of good memo­ ries for the Crooms Academy Classes of 1931-1949 and 1961. We salute the 2001 Crooms Academy and Friends Choir, under the direction of pianists Evelyn R. Clark (1942) and Rudy Henderson (1949), organ­ ist Earl E Minott (1948) and trumpeter Rivers D. McCreary And many thanks to the hometown alumni committee chairperson Alder Jenkins Craig, Willie King, Katheryn Joseph Alexander, Katie Robinson Burke, Earl Minott Rebecca Thomas Henderson, Minnie Foster Roux, Rufus Brooks, Evelyn Clark. Violet Crawford, Evola Frye, Juanita Graham Harrold, Rudy Henderson, Margaret Smith Jackson. Idelle Jones, Thelma Wilson Mike, Annie Stokes O'Neille, Lelia Rose, Dewey Smith, Mary Smith, Roberta Pittman Terry, Walter Ware, Eartherlean P. Williams, James Wilson, Virginia W. Wilson, Eunice I. Wilson and Wesley Wright Jr The African American Cultural Forum and the Organization of Black Faculty and Staff of Seminole Community College invites the community to attend Heritage Jubilee 2002. The program will be Friday Jan. 11, in die concert hall at SC C The event will feature the renowned Bethune-Cookman College Concert Chorale, with Dr. Rebecca W. Steele as direc­ tor. The occasion will honor two of Sanford's outstanding citizens. Mother Blanche Bell Weaver and Deacon Herbert Cherry. Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School for Math, Science and Technology will host a parent training work­ shop 6 3 0 to 7 3 0 pan. Tuesday, Jan. 8, in the school's media center, located at 1300 W. 20th St The workshop will provide parents with important infor­ mation about their role when conferencing with teachers and strategies to use before, during and after the conference. Yvonne ODuaran from Staff Development Department of the Seminole County Public Schools will conduct the train­ ing. Baby-sitting will be provid­ ed and registration b required. For further information, call Family Liaison Specialist Deiora Campbell at 407-320-5805. All parents of students are invited to the workshop. er. The fire generates the steam that powers the boat "My brother-in-law once told my wife he didn't know if build­ ing a fire on the bottom of a wood boat was a good idea," White joked. Water must always be on hand, since the boiler will blow up if it runs out of the liquid. Although steamboating is con­ sidered safe, a steam power plant requires constant attention — gauges must be checked, the boiler must be fed and the engine must be kept ailed. In spite of the fact While had nev er operated a steamboat before purchasing the River Queen, Rossetti sent enough reading material with the boat for the Sanford resident to leam the ins and outs of steamboating. "I did a lot of reading," White said. "The man I bought it from sent enough reading for two years." Before launching the boat on water. White said he fired up the boiler three different times to test his dri Ik Once he felt comfort­ able with his new vessel he took it to Lake Monroe for his first outing. White said it takes about 20 minutes to fire up the boiler to create enough steam to launch the boat on water Once m the water; firewood is used to keep it going. One bucket of wood is equivalent to one hour of steam power Fh’e hours would be a five-bucket day. The engine generates enough steam power for the boat to trav­ el about 5 mph. "B u t that's not too slow if you think about it," White said Since his first steamboating jaunt on Lake Monroe, White has spent numerous afternoons on the water; much to the amusement of on-lookers. "Everybody wants to see it and sit in it so they can say they satin a steamboat," White said. "Even when I am hauling it down the road, some people almost wreck because they are looking at the b o a t' While recommends steam­ boating far anybody who is interested in an alternative to motor and sail boating. Depending on a person's taster the price of a steamboat ranges from $7,500 to $250,000. "A 1900 beautiful mahogany boat can cost around $250,000," he said. "However; I wanted something that I could stomp mud on the bottom and not care — a working boat. It would have been what Joe Blow had in the 1890S on the river." class for you. This is very low impact and perfect for the couch potato or for those who have been restricted to very mild exer­ cise by their doctors. • Foi more information on this or other programs offered by the Lake Mary Seniors, call 407-324-3060. R o w ell----------Continued from F if e 7C Building. If you've been avoiding exercising because all the exercise classes are a little too hard, then this is the Is It Really Possible To See A Performance By The Southern Ballet For Only $12.00? Yes, as unbelievable as it may seem, for 512/adults, $8/children you can see -L a Fille Mai C ard ee-. translated as "The M isbehaved Daughter*, performed by the Southern Ballet Theatre. You may ask. "How can this be possiMe?" As one step in fulfilling our mission to promote and enhance the arts in this county, the Seminole Cultural Arts C ou ncil in partnership with United Arts of Central Florida and Seminole Count)', is sponsoring T h e Misbehaved Daughter* at 5.00 p.m. on January 20, 2002 at Winter Springs High School. At this low price, everyone can afford to enjoy the Southern Ballet The funds for these grants come from the sale of Florida's "State-of-the-Arts* license plate. The first time cost for the arts plate is S32 over the usual vehidr registration renewal fee. Our arts council receives $20 from each license plate f-H This year, make a statement and choose Florida's 'State of the Arts* license plate. Help fund important programs in your own county, including visual arts, m u sic theater and Funds for our operational expenses come from memberships and sponsors. Supporting the Seminole Cultural Arts Council through individual or group membership also benefits you in Th“ tre The Seminole Cultural Arts Council is the offirial'A rts Agency for Seminole County*. It is our role to sustain, develop, and advance the cultural life of Seminole County, as well as preserve local cultural and historic heritage. The performing. literary, visual and science arts are all within the scope of our concern. O f course, we couldn t possibly do it all alone, A few months ago, the Seminole Cultural Arts Council awarded grants totaling $27,421 to 28 Seminole County nonprofit organizations and public schools. This will allow them to provide artistic and cultural experiences ^ our community which otherwise would be beyond their means. In fa c t without our support some of these organizations would not be able to continue their work. Since the council was oqpmized in 1994. w e r 580JM0 has been awarded in grants in the rategories of youth activities sponsored by cul- ““ ny ways.* You will receive a quarterly newsletter, notification of SCAC events, and discounts to selected performances including - L a Fille Mai G ard ee-, "The Misbehaved Daughter*. The Seminole Cultural Arts C ou ncil in partner ship with the United Arts of Central Florida and W n o l e County, will continue to campaign for the aits community. Highlighting the Strength high artistic quality and p ro fcra k m a lism ^ ^ d v present in Seminole C ^ m ty T n d ^ Central Florida, and encouraging additional growth will always be our goaL * Make a difference and support the quality of our artistic and cultural life. Become a member of the Seminole Cultural Arts CounciL Put a -Stateof-the-Arts* license plate on vour vehicle a J Z * a performance and L e ^ ^ n the arts in our community. * ^ K ic f n rir s l n r c a n i m K r if H ' n i l t i i r a l a r t i v L Q om e to th e b a lle t 11 ______ **** •* �Pagf 8C Sunday. January 6. 2002 S te a m b o a t-----Continued from Page 1C The River Queen resembles most flat bottom work boats except for the band-like boiler that sticks out of its haul. It hous­ es a 5-horse powered compound steam engine built by Rossetti using a design from the Semple Engine Co. Inc, of S t Louis. Numerous gauges and valves, ireduding a 100-year-old pressure gauge, are located on the outside of the bailer White uses oak wood, although other types of wood or coal can be used, to feed the boil- H a w k in s-------Continued from F if e 7C Benediction, was the alumni march in the recessional to “\Var March of the Priest" The classes gathered at the Elk's for a reception and get acquainted evening. On Thursday evening, the C rooms Academy classes held their banquet at the Sanford Civic Center. Rufus Brooks, the Class of 1946, was master of ceremonies. A musical prelude was given by Evelyn Clark. Class o f 1942, on the piano and River- McCreary', G ass of 1942, on the Tumpet “Gon Bless America," was sang bv the audience, with the invocation by the Rev. Israel Black 11961). ldella Lewis Jones "1946 gave the welcome to the guest- ind alumni Willie King (1948 ;ave the occasion. Ms Constance Grady Woocrerry rendered the dynamic selection "I Want Jesus To Walk With Me." Woodbeny is the daughter of Bishop Zedekich Grady. The Blessing of Thanksgiving was given by Bishop Mary Smith (1942). After a delicious dinner was served, the beauti­ ful voice of Elfreta Hill Deveaux sang the rendition of "Great Is Thou Faithfulness." Special honor was given to the oldest living Crooms Academy graduates. They are Violet Jackson Crawford (1935), Mary Lee Hall Generette (1935), Blanche Simmons Francis (1932), and Arlena Barther Peterson (1935). On Friday, the Crooms Academy classes boarded the Grand Romance for a four-hour luncheon cruise, where all the alumni and guests enjoyed an afternoon of fun, food and chit chat Friday evening, the classes enjoyed an evening of more fun, music and old memories. Saturday, the dosing, was a big fish fry with all of the good fix­ ings, thus a grand, great, enjoy­ able four-days of good memo­ ries for the Crooms Academy Classes of 1931-1949 and 1961. We salute the 2001 Crooms Academy and Friends Choir, under the direction of pianists Evelyn R. Clark (1942) and Rudy Henderson (1949), organ­ ist Earl E Minott (1948) and trumpeter Rivers D. McCreary And many thanks to the hometown alumni committee chairperson Alder Jenkins Craig, Willie King, Katheryn Joseph Alexander, Katie Robinson Burke, Earl Minott Rebecca Thomas Henderson, Minnie Foster Roux, Rufus Brooks, Evelyn Clark. Violet Crawford, Evola Frye, Juanita Graham Harrold, Rudy Henderson, Margaret Smith Jackson. Idelle Jones, Thelma Wilson Mike, Annie Stokes O'Neille, Lelia Rose, Dewey Smith, Mary Smith, Roberta Pittman Terry, Walter Ware, Eartherlean P. Williams, James Wilson, Virginia W. Wilson, Eunice I. Wilson and Wesley Wright Jr The African American Cultural Forum and the Organization of Black Faculty and Staff of Seminole Community College invites the community to attend Heritage Jubilee 2002. The program will be Friday Jan. 11, in die concert hall at SC C The event will feature the renowned Bethune-Cookman College Concert Chorale, with Dr. Rebecca W. Steele as direc­ tor. The occasion will honor two of Sanford's outstanding citizens. Mother Blanche Bell Weaver and Deacon Herbert Cherry. Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School for Math, Science and Technology will host a parent training work­ shop 6 3 0 to 7 3 0 pan. Tuesday, Jan. 8, in the school's media center, located at 1300 W. 20th St The workshop will provide parents with important infor­ mation about their role when conferencing with teachers and strategies to use before, during and after the conference. Yvonne ODuaran from Staff Development Department of the Seminole County Public Schools will conduct the train­ ing. Baby-sitting will be provid­ ed and registration b required. For further information, call Family Liaison Specialist Deiora Campbell at 407-320-5805. All parents of students are invited to the workshop. er. The fire generates the steam that powers the boat "My brother-in-law once told my wife he didn't know if build­ ing a fire on the bottom of a wood boat was a good idea," White joked. Water must always be on hand, since the boiler will blow up if it runs out of the liquid. Although steamboating is con­ sidered safe, a steam power plant requires constant attention — gauges must be checked, the boiler must be fed and the engine must be kept ailed. In spite of the fact While had nev er operated a steamboat before purchasing the River Queen, Rossetti sent enough reading material with the boat for the Sanford resident to leam the ins and outs of steamboating. "I did a lot of reading," White said. "The man I bought it from sent enough reading for two years." Before launching the boat on water. White said he fired up the boiler three different times to test his dri Ik Once he felt comfort­ able with his new vessel he took it to Lake Monroe for his first outing. White said it takes about 20 minutes to fire up the boiler to create enough steam to launch the boat on water Once m the water; firewood is used to keep it going. One bucket of wood is equivalent to one hour of steam power Fh’e hours would be a five-bucket day. The engine generates enough steam power for the boat to trav­ el about 5 mph. "B u t that's not too slow if you think about it," White said Since his first steamboating jaunt on Lake Monroe, White has spent numerous afternoons on the water; much to the amusement of on-lookers. "Everybody wants to see it and sit in it so they can say they satin a steamboat," White said. "Even when I am hauling it down the road, some people almost wreck because they are looking at the b o a t' While recommends steam­ boating far anybody who is interested in an alternative to motor and sail boating. Depending on a person's taster the price of a steamboat ranges from $7,500 to $250,000. "A 1900 beautiful mahogany boat can cost around $250,000," he said. "However; I wanted something that I could stomp mud on the bottom and not care — a working boat. It would have been what Joe Blow had in the 1890S on the river." class for you. This is very low impact and perfect for the couch potato or for those who have been restricted to very mild exer­ cise by their doctors. • Foi more information on this or other programs offered by the Lake Mary Seniors, call 407-324-3060. R o w ell----------Continued from F if e 7C Building. If you've been avoiding exercising because all the exercise classes are a little too hard, then this is the Is It Really Possible To See A Performance By The Southern Ballet For Only $12.00? Yes, as unbelievable as it may seem, for 512/adults, $8/children you can see -L a Fille Mai C ard ee-. translated as "The M isbehaved Daughter*, performed by the Southern Ballet Theatre. You may ask. "How can this be possiMe?" As one step in fulfilling our mission to promote and enhance the arts in this county, the Seminole Cultural Arts C ou ncil in partnership with United Arts of Central Florida and Seminole Count)', is sponsoring T h e Misbehaved Daughter* at 5.00 p.m. on January 20, 2002 at Winter Springs High School. At this low price, everyone can afford to enjoy the Southern Ballet The funds for these grants come from the sale of Florida's "State-of-the-Arts* license plate. The first time cost for the arts plate is S32 over the usual vehidr registration renewal fee. Our arts council receives $20 from each license plate f-H This year, make a statement and choose Florida's 'State of the Arts* license plate. Help fund important programs in your own county, including visual arts, m u sic theater and Funds for our operational expenses come from memberships and sponsors. Supporting the Seminole Cultural Arts Council through individual or group membership also benefits you in Th“ tre The Seminole Cultural Arts Council is the offirial'A rts Agency for Seminole County*. It is our role to sustain, develop, and advance the cultural life of Seminole County, as well as preserve local cultural and historic heritage. The performing. literary, visual and science arts are all within the scope of our concern. O f course, we couldn t possibly do it all alone, A few months ago, the Seminole Cultural Arts Council awarded grants totaling $27,421 to 28 Seminole County nonprofit organizations and public schools. This will allow them to provide artistic and cultural experiences ^ our community which otherwise would be beyond their means. In fa c t without our support some of these organizations would not be able to continue their work. Since the council was oqpmized in 1994. w e r 580JM0 has been awarded in grants in the rategories of youth activities sponsored by cul- ““ ny ways.* You will receive a quarterly newsletter, notification of SCAC events, and discounts to selected performances including - L a Fille Mai G ard ee-, "The Misbehaved Daughter*. The Seminole Cultural Arts C ou ncil in partner ship with the United Arts of Central Florida and W n o l e County, will continue to campaign for the aits community. Highlighting the Strength high artistic quality and p ro fcra k m a lism ^ ^ d v present in Seminole C ^ m ty T n d ^ Central Florida, and encouraging additional growth will always be our goaL * Make a difference and support the quality of our artistic and cultural life. Become a member of the Seminole Cultural Arts CounciL Put a -Stateof-the-Arts* license plate on vour vehicle a J Z * a performance and L e ^ ^ n the arts in our community. * ^ K ic f n rir s l n r c a n i m K r if H ' n i l t i i r a l a r t i v L Q om e to th e b a lle t 11 ______ **** •* �Page 8C Sunaay. January 6. 2002 Thi Skmnole Hdulo Steam boat C aatlaw d from p*g« 1C The River Queen resembles most flat bottom work boats except for the barref-Uke boiler that sticks out of its hauL It houses a 5-horse powered compound steam engine built by Rossetti using a design from the Semple Engine Co. Inc, o f S t Louis. Numerous gauges and valves, inducting a 100-yearold pressure gauge, are located on the outside of the boiler White uses oak wood, although other types of wood or coal can be used, to feed the bofl- H a w k in s-------Continued from Pag* 7C Benediction, was the alumni march in the recessional to *\Var March of the Priest" The classes gathered at the Elk's for a reception and get acquainted evening. On Thursday evening, the Crooms Academy classes held their banquet at tne Sanford Civic Center. Rufus Brooks, the Class of 1946, was master of ceremonies. A musical prelude was given by Evelyn Clark, Class of 1942, on tne piano and Rivers McCreary, Class of 1942, on the trumpet. "God Bless America/' was sang by the audience, with the invocation by the Rev. Israel Black (1961). Idelia Lewis Jones “1946" gave the welcome to the guests and alumni. Willie King (19+81gave the occasion. Ms Constance Grady IVoodberry rendered the dynamic selection "I Want Jesus To Walk With Me." Woodberry is the daughter of Bishop Zedekich Grady. The Blessing of Thanksgiving was given by Bishop Mary Smith (1942). After a delicious dinner was served, the beauti­ ful voice of Elfreta Hill Deveaux sang live rendition of "Great Is Thou Faithfulness." Special honor was given to the oldest living Crooms Academy graduates. They are Violet Jackson Crawford (1935), Mary Lee Hall Generette (1935), Blandte Simmons Francis (1932), and Arlena Barther Peterson (1935). On Friday, the Crooms Academy classes boarded the Grand Romance for a four-hour luncheon cruise, where all the alumni and guests enjoyed an afternoon of fun, food and chit chat Friday evening, the classes enjoyed an evening of more fun, music and old memories. Saturday, the dosing, was a big fish fry with all of the good fix­ ings, thus a grand, great, enjoy­ able four-days of good memo­ ries for the Crooms Academy Classes of 1931-1949 and 1961. We salute the 2001 Crooms Academy and Friends Choir, under the direction of pianists Evelyn R. Clark (1942) and Rudy Henderson (1949), oifarv ist Earl E Minott (1948) ana trumpeter Rivers D. McCreary (1942). And many thanks to the hometown alumni committee chairperson Alder Jenkins Craig, Willie King, Katheryn Joseph Alexander, Katie Robinson Burke, Earl Minott, Rebecca Thomas Henderson, Minnie Foster Roux, Rufus Brooks, Evelyn Clark, Violet Crawford, EvoLa Frye, Juanita Graham Harrold, Rudy Henderson, Margaret Smith Jackson, Idelle Jones, Thelma Wilson Mike, Annie Stokes CTNeiUe, Lelia Rose, Dewey Smith, Mary Smith, Roberta Pittman Terry, Walter Ware, Eartherlean P. Williams, James Wilson, Virginia IV. Wilson, Eunice L Wilson and Wesley Wright Jr. The African American Cultural Forum and the Organization of Black Faculty and Staff of Seminole Community College invites the community to attend Heritage Jubilee 2002. The program will be Friday Jan. 11, in tne concert hall at SCC. The event will feature the renowned Bethune-Cookman College Concert Chorale, with Dr. Rebecca W. Steele as direc­ tor. The occasion will honor two of Sanford's outstanding dtizens, Mother Blanche Bell Weaver and Deacon Herbert Cherry. Admission is free. Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School for Math Science and Technology will host a parent training work­ shop 6 JO to 7 JO p.m. Tuesday, Ja a 8, in the school's media center, located at 1300 W. 20th St The workshop will provide parents with important infor­ mation about their role when conferencing with teachers and strategies to use before, during and after the conference. Yvonne CYDuaran from Staff Development Department of the Seminole County Public Schools will conduct the train­ ing. Baby-sitting will be provid­ ed and registration is required. For further information, call Family Liaison Specialist Delora Campbell at 407-320-5805. All parents of students are invited to the workshop. e t The fire generates the steam that powers the boat "My brother-in-law once told my wife he didn't know if build­ ing a fire on the bottom of a wood boat was a good idea," White joked. Water must always be on hand, since the boiler will blow *if it runs out of the l i con­ sidered safe, a steam power plant requires constant attention r must be fed and the engine must be kept oiled. In spite of the fact White had never operated a steamboat before purchasing the River Queen, Rossetti sent enough reading materia] with the boat for the Sanford resident to learn the ins and outs of steamboating. "I did a lot of reading" White said. "The man I bought it horn sent enough reading fo r two years." Before launching the boat on water, White said he fired up the boiler three different times to test his skills. Once he felt comfort­ able with his new vessel, he took it to Lake Monroe for his first outing. White said it takes about 20 minutes to fire up the boiler to create enough steam to launch the boat on water. Once In the water, firewood is used to keep it going. One bucket of wood h equivalent to one hour of steam power Five hours would be a five-bucket day. The engine generates enough steam power for the boat to trav­ el about 5 mph. "But, thars not too slow if you think about it," White said. Since his first steamboating jaunt on Lake Monroe, White has spent numerous afternoons on the water much to the . amusement of on-lookers. "Everybody wants to see it and sit in it so they can say they sat in a steamboat” White said. "Even when I am hauling it down the rood, some people almost wreck because they are looking at the boat" White recommends steamboating for anybody who is interested in an alternative to motor and sail boating. Depending on a person's tastes, the price of a steamboat ranges from $7/500 to $250,000. "A 1900 beautiful mahogany boat can cost around 5250,000," he Mid. "However, I wanted something that I could stomp mud on the bottom and not care — a working boat It would have been what Joe Blow had in the 1890s on the river." class for you. This is very low impact and perfect for the couch potato or tor those who have been restricted to very mild exer­ cise by their doctors. For more information on this or other programs offered by the Lake Mary Seniors, call 407-324-3060. Rowell C o n tin u ed fro m P a g e 7C Building. If you've been avoiding exercising because all the exercise classes are a little too hard, then this is the Is It Really Possible To See A Performance By The Southern Ballet For Only $12.00? Yes, as unbelievable as it may seem, for 512/adults, SS/children you can see -L a Fille Mai G ardee-, translated as T h e Misbehaved Daughter', performed by the Southern Ballet Theatre. You may ask, "How can this be possi­ ble?" As one step in fulfilling our mission to promote and enhance the arts In this county, the Seminole Cultural Arts Council, in partnership with United Arts of Central Florida and Seminole County, is sponsoring T h e Misbehaved Daughter' at 5:00 port, on January 20, 2002 at Winter Springs High School. At this low price, everyone can afford to enjoy the Southern Ballet Theatre. The Seminole Cultural Arts Council is the offi­ cial 'A rts Agency for Seminole County*. It is our role to sustain, develop, and advance the cultural life of Seminole County, as well aa preserve local cultural and historic heritage. The performing, literary, visual and science arts are ail within the scope of our concern. Of course, we couldn't possibly do it all alone. A few months ago, the Seminole Cultural Arts Council awarded grants totaling $27,421 to 28 Seminole County nonprofit organizations and public schools. This will allow them to provide artistic and cultural experiences for our commu­ nity which otherwise would be beyond their means. In fa c t without our support some of these organizations would not be able to continue their work. Since the council was organized in 1994, over $80/XX) has been awarded in grants in the categories of youth activities sponsored by cul­ tural and historical organizations; cultural activi­ ties in the public schools; non-cultural groups producing cultural or historical programs; and support for new cultural or historical organiza­ tions. The funds for these grants come from the sale of Florida's “State-of-the-Arts' license plate. The first time coat for the arts plate is $32 over the usual vehicle registration renewal fee. Our arts council receives $20 from each license plate sold. This year, make a statement and choose Florida's "State of the A rts' license plate. Help fund impor­ tant programs in your own county, including visual arts, music, theater and dance. Funds for our operational expenses come from memberships and sponsors. Supporting the Seminole Cultural Arts Council through Individ­ ual or group membership also benefits you in many ways.* You will receive a quarterly newsletter, notification o f special SCAC events, and discounts to selected performances, including -L a Fille Mai G ard ee-, T h e Misbehaved Daughter*. The Seminole Cultural Arts Council, in partner­ ship with the United Arts of Central Florida and Seminole County, will continue to campaign for the arts tommunity. Highlighting the strength, high artistic quality and professionalism already present in Seminole County and throughout Central Florida, and encouraging additional growth will always be our goal. Make a difference and support the quality of our artistic and cultural life. Become a member of the Seminole Cultural Arts Council. Put a 'Stateof-the-Arts' license plate on your vehicle. Attend a performance and see how much you will enjoy title arts in our community. C om e to th e b a lle t II �T m Si S e ctio n C Sunday January 6, 2002 m i n i m i Hi k m i\ LifeStyle Inside: R elig ion 4C-5C D o ris D ietrich 3C M arva H awkins 7C sails into thepast on steam ByRMcMtoJwta \hmwing oak wood into the boiler to fired thefire, Garnett W hite pets ready to launch the St. Johns R iver Queen on Lake M onroe. H es stock­ piled enough wood on the boat to spend the afternoon on the river — it'll be a five-bucket day. Pulling the lever to the steamboat's whistle, he let's people know he's ready to launch. As long as he watches all the gauges and valves, it should be a and delightful day o f steam boating along the banks o f Lake m roe. r r i i 1 : t This may sound like a page from history, but White, a Sanford native, is a modem-day steamboater. On sunnv days, it's not unusual to sec him gliding down the river in his steamboat— a conunor site in Sanford 100 y ean ag a "1 can say, this is probably the first small steamboat on Lake Monroe since the early 1930s," White said. "This design of boat has been around forever” White started his steamboating hobby last year After owning numerous conventional boats, he decided to give steam a try. ”1 just liked the idea o f steam," he said. "Most people with boats are intrigued with the motort rather than the boats them­ selves. Not me. I thought a steamboat would be d neat thing to try" white started communicating with Ron Rossetti, a Connecticut steamboat builder Rossetti built the River Queen nine yean ago and was ready to sell it so he could build another boat Hie Sanfoid residmt asked Rossetti if he could pur­ chase the boat and a deal was mode. About seven months ago, White's son and grandson traveled to Connecticut to bring the piece of nautical history t j �Page 2C Sunday. January 6.2002 T in SnflNOU HotALD Pelayo, H artner exchange w edding vows Snelling, Stanley w ed Ja n . 5 Johnson, niece of the bride. Best man was Joshua Hartner; son of the groom. Groomsman was Kyle M a y a Flower girl was Lindsey Hartner; the groom's daughter, and ring bearer was Cory Hartner, son of the groom. A reception followed the cere­ mony at Oliver Garden Reception HalL The newlyweds are planing a trip to Pittsburgh, Pa. The bride is a RN at CFRH, and the groom b an investigator for the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Cecil) Ymeki Snelling and Jeffery Linear Stanley, both of Sanford, were married 3 p.m. Jan. 5, in Calvary Temple of Praise, Sanford. The bride is the daughter of Rugenie Snelling of Orlando. She Is a graduate of Boone High School, Orlando. She current­ ly is employed as a department coordina­ tor at Sprint Telephone Co. The groom is the son of Evelyn Stanley of Sanford. He is a graduate of Seminole High School. He currently works as a cus­ todian for the city of Sanford. Debra Andersen Fetayo and Bem ud T. Hartner, both of Sanford, were married D ec 1, in Sanford's Memorial Park. The bride b the daughter of M r and Mrs. George Andmon of Sanford. The groom b the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hartner of Pittsburgh. Pa. Elsie Johnson, sister o f the bride officiated the traditional cer­ emony. The bride was given in marriage by her father, George Anderson, and her son. Kyle fciay a Maid of honor was Sabrina M il.'li BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER 7__ *850 Advertise Your Service or Business On n In clu d es Filin g Fees PAYM ENT PLAN S AVAILABLE Also practicing tn the a re a s of Probate. W ills. Divorce. Modification. Child Support. G uardianship. Fam ily Law. Dom estic Inju n ctions. Landlord/Tenant Evictions. LAW OFFICES OF PAMELA J. HELTON, PA 801N. 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In addition to scanning pictures dur­ ing Olde Lake Mary' Days, the commission will also be videotaping stories from veterans. The Lake Mary CIA has already lined up some of the fun for the Kids Comer. There will be a pet­ ting zoo, pony rides, face painting and a moonwalk. Living history has always been a big part of Olde Lake Mary Days. The Civil War Reenactors will be there again. If you're interested in demonstrat­ ing at Olde Lake Mary Days or if you would like to have a booth there, call Peggy Wolfe at 407-3278207. Civic groups also play a big part at Olde Lake Mary Days. In addition to the CIA, the Lake Mary Historical Society will be at Olde Lake Mary Days. _ They plan to sell Heritage Cookbooks and possibly hold a raffle. If your church or civic group is interested in having a booth, call Lois Jackson at 407-322-5004. New Seniors Exercise Class beginning Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 9 a.m., seniors can tip­ toe their way to health. J'Arming and Tiptoeing is a new, very easy exercise class being offered at the Lake Mary Community Sec Rowell, Page BC Former classmates attend Crooms Academy reunion Crooms Academy high school classes 1931-1949 and 1961 held their reunion D ec 26 through D ec 29. The theme was "Remembering the Dymarie Learning Experience at Crooms Academy." Remembering the good old days of chapel at Crooms Academy. Ore fourMaiva day celebration began Hawkins VVednc*iay, Dec • • • • • • • ■ Pa*e 7C Sunday. January 0„ Garden Club meets Jan. 21 The Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club's annu­ al fund-raiser, a card party and luncheon, will be held Monday Jan. 21, in Sanlando Methodist Church, located at the comer of SR 434 and Raymond Avenue. There will be a silent auction, door prizes and raffles. Proceeds will benefit a local col­ lege scholarship fund and youth camp. Members and guests are welcome. Tickets arc $15. For information, call Mary 407-886-7613. Wl1^ a ^ P " 1- Vesper service held in S t Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Johnny Joseph of the 1946 class presided. The classes marched In like they did at their graduation to the sound of the tune "God of Our Fathers." The opening selection was by the Crooms Academy and Friends Choir and Congregation singing "Ufe Every Voice and Sing," Roberta Terry of the Class of 1947 read the scripture, and prayer and greetings were given by Pastor Albert Covington. Principal Connie Collins extended greetings to the alumni of Crooms Academy and invited all of the for­ mer students to come, visit and see the new Crooms Academy, which is currently under construction and will be ready to open at the beginning of the 2002-03 school year. It will be a magnet school. The message of the evening was introduced by Willie King of the Class of 1918. Pastor William Lewis of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church and Crooms Class of 1953 spoke on the topic "Celebration," celebrating Christ's birth and not celebrating just because others do. He said to cele­ brate because of your love and rela­ tionship with Christ. This message took every Christian to a higher level in their life. Special recognition was given to fif«H photo by kUrv. Hnkln* A member of me Crooms Academy Class of 1944 marches In to the tune ol *God of Our Fathers* during the reunion service tor the Crooms Classes of 193t-t949and 196t. former classmates and teachers by Blanche Johnson, Class of 1946, and Theodore Johnson, Class of 1947. The memoriam to deceased teach­ ers and classmates was led by Katheryn Alexander, and torch hold­ er, Katie Burke. Torch lighters were Dr. Elmer Jenkins, Juanita Harold, Annie CTNeille, Violet Crawford, Evola Frye, Lizzie Caldwell, Inez Bailey, Sarah Lawrence, Margaret Jackson, Virginia Wilson, Cora Thomas and Erma Trudo. The beauti­ ful voice of Lynn Dvese gave the ren­ dition of the song "It is well with my Soul." Chairperson Alder Craig made announcement and gave remarks of thanks to St. Paul, the pastor and church family. After the singing of the Crooms Academy Alma Mater and See Hawkins, Page BC S e e th e A ll-N ew 132 "° Edition! JA N . 1 7 -2 0 13 WATERHOUSE □□□non Thu JAN I I . IiiOPW O P E N IN G N IG H T SAVE $3.00 ON TICKETS! it w Semi Buy ticket* st wwvv.rlngllng.com M d u rn tM iw Ticket Center** Arens Bo* Ottice or call ( 4 0 7 ) 8 3 9 - 3 9 0 0 for InkumjitonM Herald photo by U an a Hawkins The opening selection during the service lor the Crooms Academy reunion was presented by the Crooms Academy and Friends Ctxxr and Ccngrega&on, smgng l i e Every Voice and Sing* (A0/| BAS 1030 .Group* (*0t| BAS 201A TICKET PRICES: SI1.75 *SIS 75 •S18.75 •S38 00 vne tWtvttf i*tj *w»t «*** NSpff W u*.it iKjrgPk at AnfjJgv 6flke | Coma ona hour gJity la matt Itw clowns andI jwnmjli �Page 6C Sunday. January 6.2002. Thi Siminole H erald Guardian Ad Litem Program needs volunteers The Seminole County Guardian Ad Litem Program is in need of volunteers to advocate tor the best Interest of abused, neglected and abandoned children in a court proceeding. To become a Guardian Ad Litem volun­ teer, you must be 21 years old, possess good judgement, common sense and be capable of helping a child in crisis. You must present favorable references, consent to have your background checked and complete 24-hours of training. Guardian Ad Litem training will be held at the Juvenile Justice Center, 190 Bush Blvd., in Sanford, on Feb. 15, 16 and Feb. 22. If you are interested in attending or for more information, call Myma at 407-6655370. L et Us Do Your We Do It A ll!! CALL TODAY! Including • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES • DUSTING • VACUUMING • APARTMENTS • COMMER­ • M0PPING/W AXING FLOORS CIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING • CEILING FANS •EXCELLENT SERVICE • ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED •AFFORDABLE RATES INSIDE & OUT •NEW CONSTRUCTION • CHANGE DIRTY LINENS 25% OFF WINDOW PACKAGES WITHCOUPON ■“ 2 5 % O F F - " 1st TIME SERVICE •LIM IT I PER CUSTO M ER •M UST PRESENT CO UPO N AT TIM E OF SERVICE • N O T GOOD W ITH ANY O TH ER OFFER • W ITH COUPON ONLY NEAT-N-TIDYAUCLEAN 401-324-1111 We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Seminole County & surrounding areas. Church of the Nativity Mission begins Jan. 14 The Church o f the Nativity in Longwood will be hosting a Mission from Monday, Jan. 14 through Thursday, Jan. 17. The Mission will take place from 7 until 8 JO p.m. each day. Refreshments will be served immediately followin geach session. The sessions will include gathering prayer, scriptural reading, responsorial psalms, and the Mission Conference. There will be time for quiet reflection and will then con­ clude with prayer, blessing, and a closing hymn. Simeon Gallagher, OFM Cap., will be the guest speak­ er at the Mission. He will also speak at all weekend Masses prior to the Mission. In addi­ tion, he will speak at the 8 JO a.m. Masses on Monday through Thursday. A youth session is also planned. Gallagher's timely presen­ tation throughout his visit will be on the theology and spirituality of relationships. Monday's session will focus on building good relation­ ships with faith as a founda­ tion. The session on Tuesday will focus on communication in relationships, using prayer as a model. Wednesday's ses­ sion focuses on breaking rela­ tionship, exposing sin as being interpersonal. The Mission will then conclude on Thursday with a session on sustaining good relation­ ships and elements that must be present for growth. Gallagher hails from Philadelphia, where he was bom and raised. His mother encouraged his vocation, as did a favorite religious sister in the seventh grade. He was ordained a priest in 1971, and his ministerial background reflects diverse positions. He served as university chaplain at Fort Hays State University in Kansas from 1972 to 1978, At the same time, he held fac­ ulty positions at Marian High School and Marymount College. He also served as a board member for the Religious Education Department in the Diocese of Salina, Kansas. He assumed a co-pastorate at Good Shepherd Church in Kansas City, Kansas, in 1978, while concurrently holding a faculty position at Notre Dame a e Sion Academy. In 1980, he was appointed pas­ tor o f Holy Cross Parish in Thornton Colorado. While at Holy Cross, he established a highly successful Parish Development Program. This program emphasized total parish involvement. Currently, Gallagher is director of the Preaching Ministry Office of the Capuchin Mid-America Province. He regularly con­ ducts retreats, parish renewal programs, religious education workshops and seminars. He is associated with the Emmaus Spirituality Program. As such, he has an international reputation in conducting retreats for priests. His recent travels included trips to Europe and Central America. He currently holds gradu­ ate degrees in Asceticai Theology Religious Education, and 19th Century British Literature. Gallagher has been cited as " ... uniquely suited to hold any group's undivided atten­ tion while revealing... the many facts of G o d 's ... love for us," in "Companions." He displays Irish wit and wis­ dom in every Mission or retreat he conducts. He is able to talk on faith, prayer, sin, and Christian commit­ ment as a pure distillation of the Gospel message. He puts it on the line what it means to be a Catholic in today's world. For more information on the retreat, contact the parish office Monday through Friday at 407-322-3961, dur­ ing regular business hours. The church is located at 3255 North County Road 427 in Long wood. Safety program begins Jan. 17 The Seminole County Department of Public Safety is scheduling another in its series of Community Emergency Response Team programs. It will begin on Thursday, Jan. 17, and run for seven consecutive Thursday evenings from 7 p m until approximately 10 p m The training is built around individual and family survival skills, including such topics as life-saving techniques, emer­ gency First Aid procedures, fire fighting and disaster plan­ ning. ■more information, call Fori 407-665-5017. �Tint Szminou Hou lo Here’s to a happy, healthy 2 0 0 2 to you, too When 2001 bid us an unset' like it Is doing." And pereorvtllng farewell, it also left us aily, Peggy resolves to get with hope, dreams and expec­ more exercise. tations for 2002. • Buffs versus bears. Happenings that some Toby Troutman would of our readers may like like the new year to to see the new year bring peace to the bring include: world as well as a ris­ • Being young again. ing economy and a Wilma Heaton is past bullish stock market. 90 and who needs all • Make m ine music. the problems of youth? Pianists Bettye D. At her age, Wilma is Smith and Donna still dancing and plays Doris Smith (no relation) Dietrich cards regularly. She is made such a hit with looking forward to cel­ >• • • their piano concerts ebrating 100. during 2001 that they are looking forward to an Sanford's talented dandng encore in 2002 in a peaceful environment. teachers, sisters Miriam Rye Doktor and Valerie Rye Weld, • When Johnny comes march­ will probably be teaching ing hom e again. World traveler Sanford's youth to dance Audrey Luck lived in Saudi Arabia for several years. She when they are on up there and as long as they still have will probably be glad when breath in their svelte bod s.. war dust has settled so that • Feeding the needy. Jean she can visit some of the warMetts says she hopes her ravaged countries with which business will 'g o way down" she is familiar. • Pennies from heaven. this year. Even before the September attack on our Banker Janice Springfield nation, jean said jobs were probably laments the slump scarce and more people were In the nation's economy due fed at Seminole Volunteer to the September 11 disaster. Enterprises Inc. She is opti­ Her dream as the economy mistic that she can get food rises in 2002 is that everybody for those who need it this has a pocketful of his/her favorite green stuff — money. year. • Peace on earth. Martha • Sweet charity. Dr. Beverly Yancey dreams of health, hap­ Baird Boothe is looking for­ piness and peace on earth for ward to chairing two big all mankind. She would like deals this year. She is at the to sec people being kinder to helm of the Miss Seminole each other and a stable econo­ County Pageant and also the my. Martha also dreams that annual American Cancer the vision of her sister, Society fashion show and Dorothy McReynolds, former­ luncheon. By the way, if any­ ly of Sanford and now a resi­ one would like to volunteer to dent of Edgewater, improves help with either benefit, give Beverly a call. during the year. • United we stand. Peggy • Sadness strikes. Two for­ mer presidents of the Mergo has hopes that our country will "stay together Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. lost their husbands during the Holiday Season. Winifred "B ill'G ielo w and Marty Cotegrove face the year embraced with grief and sad• Pray for health. Mona and Rick Walker and Carrie and Sam Greene share similar sit­ uations. Their adult children, Wayne Walker and Pam Greene Patterson, are under­ going tests for serious health problems. Please include them in your prayers. • Ain't love grand? Newlyweds June McFadden and Tommy Thomas, two charming seniors who recent­ ly tied the knot, have taken to holy matrimony like ducks take to water. The honeymooners are looking forward to a happy life together. • Under the weather. Vivacious Libby Prevatt had a long year of sickness as 2001 ended. Normally a live wire exuding sparks of energy, Libby yielded to the bed and has been very ill. However, she appears to be on the road to recovery and expects a healthy 2002. • Here’s to uour health. LLc Paulucci Helfrich and her husband, Dr. Norman Helfrich, spent New Year's eve with friends. Their toast to the world is peace, happi­ ness, and most of all, good health. • Mavis Trombly arrived a little late "several years" ago to qualify as a tax deduction for her parents. As Father Time stole away on New Year's Eve, Little Mavis made her debut the next day and wishes everyone all the rich­ est of blessings during 2002. And many happy returns of the day to Mavis. New officers Sunday. January 6. 2002 Page 3C Holiday sharing H n U photo by Tommy Vtnoni Flea World General Manager George Schntppel present* Christian Sharing Center Volunteer Director Irene Brown with a $1,000 check. The money lor the donation was raised by Flea World employees and the vendor Christmas party. limited Supply Lett. 2002 S a n fo r d H is to r ic C a le n d a r c ^ ln r iitG / is a / iy a Section « « > Each Great to send to friends and rela­ tives who have moved away. BE SANFORD PROUD! CALENDARS ARE AVAILABLE AT Tha Over-SO Club started Us 30th year wrth new officer*, Inriudng. tram toft. President JtoKlunstor. Secretary Ethel Fried and Vice President Coin Sayer. Not shown to Treaewer EdBh MacOermotL TH E SANFORD MUSEUM AND TH E SEMINOLE HERALD O FFICE �Page 4C Sunday, January 8. T he Sew n o u Hduld PA U O TTO AVEMUa BAPTteT CHURCH KM PaPnM sAn SarRGKt FL SETTS C hurch N otes Food Program The Sanford Church of Christ is working with Food Source to help the congrega­ tion and the community. The program offers various foods each month at a discounted rate form grocery stores. Food Source is a Christian buying program in which high volume purchasing enables the company to buy in bulk and distribute at con­ siderable savings. The food will be shipped to the church on Jan. 26. Pick-up is 7 30 to 830 a.m. The shipment for this month must be paid by Jan. 12 at a cost of $20. The sug­ gested menu for January is chicken breast fillets, Lee cen­ ter cut ham steak, Tyson honey barbecue chicken, maple-battered sausage dogs, dip mix, baked beans, cocktail peanuts, peanut butter, north­ ern beans, cookies, grits or oatmeal, Kraft cheese, eggs, cabbage, onions, potatoes, bananas and grapefruit. A meat package may also be purchased for an addition­ al $20. The meat box will include garlic-butter chicken breasts, leg quarters, beef roast, sausage, hot dogs, ground chuck, pork chops and chicken nuggets. The meat package may not be purchased without a food package. Checks may be written to "Food Source" and sent to Jeannette Stiffey at the church office by Jan. l £ Those inter­ ested in participating may deliver or send a check to the church at 1500 S. Park Ave., Sanford, FL, 32771. Call the church at 407-3227781 or Jeanette at 407-3228234 or 407-82SMG72 for fur­ ther information or to reserve a package. Praise Workshop A praise and worship workshop, 2002, will be held at Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, located at 2150 Airport Boulevard, Jan. 12-13. The Music Department extends an invitation for choir and musicians to attend their first praise and worship workshop. The workshop will feature accomplished, skilled and trained musicians from tire Tri-County area that will share their gifts by presenting praise, worship and psalms. Registration is $5. For more information, contact Craig Cooper at 407-321-6766. St. Peters Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd Lake Mary Morning Worship 10:00 am Anglican BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE SYSTEMS*ADDONS FREE ESTIMATES • SERVICE AU. BRANDS RE SCCNT1AC ANO COMMERCIAL -HEAT PUMP EXPERTS' STATE CERT FCACOSSetA 915 W. 2nd S t 323-3517 H A R R E L & BEVERLY TRA N SM ISSIO N S Sanford, FL Assembly Of God LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED RON RUSSIA STAFF 2 6 2 6 I ro q u o is A v t. • 3 2 2 - 2 0 7 0 U M M v » n .V 7 M («07) JJI-S7T7 CPC F06 F V T M B L L feAAAAAA* M-Sil 0:30 AM •7 PM . Aquatic Systems, Inc. 115 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD CENTRAL SYSTEMS S.E INC. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME COMMERCIAL-IMDUSTHUL Rl f RIGERATION O R. ‘ Shorty" Smith End Robert I. Bnsson BOB CLARK 2t20 IROQUOIS AVENUE ST. REQ RA 0059149 SANFORD, FLORIDA S jm 9th SL and Laurel Ava. Sanford 322-2131 G O O D fV EA R WtWVA A4MU8LY Off GOO '•74 Dfion Rd Longwood FL 37773 407-77A-CT77 Baptist S UNRAY ^ Ken & Cathy Clouse Store Aw ay commercial store* . Personal end 5400 Markham Wood! Hot 1 Lau Mary. FI 32746 (407) 335-10t5 Dr. Boo Parker P»o»oc KeWi / NkMPwker Co-Youth Acuker* Sunday Coffee and Donut* 9 30 AM B**Sk*?/ 945 AM Worahip 1045 AM IChwirsn'* Church Pwwdedj Chakkon« Awana OuD 5 30 PM WoraNp 700PM Wadnaoday Church Famefy Dinner 600 PM Prayer and frbfe Study 700 PM Youm Maottng Chffdmn'* Chew and Taam kid Out» (Nureery provided aflaarvce»i UOHTHOUtC BAPTIST CHURCH 6413 MARKHAM ROAD Sanford. Florida 32771 (407) 429-4400 Randy Wader Paafcy Sunday School f 45 a rrt Morning Wonnep 10 SO1a. m, (Jr Church lor ChiOen agei 3 Tiru grade Si Evarvng WorWp 6 00 pm Sunday School Sunday AM Wov*np 10 45 am. Sunday PM Woriho A00pm Wad Prayer Meeting 7,30 p ill Nuraery Providei FIRST SHILOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH TOO Elm Avanua SanBord. FL 32H1 (407) 322-6463 Pahs' Raw, Dr Harry 0 fiuekar. Sr lady Marrong Sennce • 15 |BB Sunday ScnocJ 930 •m Morrang Woramp 1100 am Evening Woramp (TBAJ 400 pm Monday. B*ae Study 730 pm Catholic kWorifep 7 00 pm iChuth 700pm Nurwy PnMdsd AJ Service* 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sinlord 32773 322-3213 IN S U R A N C E b a p t is t c h u r c h m arkh am w o ods I ■ RESIDENT MANAQEHS •Complete f mural Services •Cremation Markers 4 Monuments»Ptearrangevents 114 N. Park Ave., Sanford 322-0331 nptrr Aduto Prayer B<>»* Study 700pm Children 4 Taan. Services 1 CO p tn RegUar AciMtwa For Ai Age* Nuraary Prowled For AJ Service:. Every VtaSor is A W tto m Oua; ' Funeral Home T H E McKIBBIN AGENCY CCHTRAL a A P m r CHURCH 3101W tar St. SarVori l»0T) SE U tl* Jimmy Data PaOtnon Paai> Jack U Thomat UkaH 4 M w Am Pagan thrMAH onAmm Stmday School SSOam Morning VNnMp 1100am E * m g WonFao S 00 P m Wan Prarai S a n a S »p m WMaMBf COUNTRYSIDE EAPTttT CHURCH MO B Csw«v Club Rd. LM* Mvy. FL b (407)322-2821 Gramkow Jeff K/ai Pettjr Sunday Wonftp Sary<e 9 00 pm Tuesday Semee 700pm Program* lor boy* i quia For Your A d To Appear In T h is Space Call 4 0 7 -3 22-2611 555 West 1st SL Sanford. FL 32771 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OR EANF0R9 S I) S PoY 4*0 Sontart n c o t-K te w i Rov. ISUi aryiho trm m ti Puny R»v Tom Emm RoHoral Can Rh Rkhanl Wagmr Uuoic D n c u Uanwieoma Y b u rU m u , Adamynoo YpueiHom SunaayScncoi e is a m StMay Morning WonlYp 10SO am SmHYEnnmpRKinhe SOOpm Wait AdMtoaloialaeaa SOOpm FAnwy Prowdw FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP LONGOOOO P81 Seal* Boat 434, E Longwood FI JJ750- U R (407) SSPM1T Ravamnd Cnna wnany - P u tSunday BoteSAjdy 9 30 Am Worahtp 10 45 Am Wed AWANJLYouSi 6 30pm B4*e ild ee Prayer 7 00 pm AdulCrof 800pm DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF 2 0 9 W. 25th Street JIM R O W E PE ST C O N T R O L i«»--i.eI■A .a* •E M ) W M e U S im •Su k H y School 1000 em •U o m m g W o n f »(n a H O O im •I w v g r i n R f l w a SOOpm VYwaieeaury rnye nuiveei A W A N A twChfcWn 7 00pm T w OHCVlwHe TOO pm AAA LtM SM y 7 00 pm Uk«1Y CNHMUn School (4 TEARS TO 11TH ORADEl SEVENTHDAYADVENTIST MARS HILL SOA BOO E. 2nd S tre e t • Sanford. FL 32771 407-323-5046 Sabbath School Divine Worship Wed. Evening Prayer Mtg. 9:30 a m. 1100 a m. 7:30 p.m. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Comar of 9*i Si i S O M A w Sanfanl FL 407-3221795 fame# fWiard w Tnx4 Paalor Weekday Mesa 9 00am yontoyFititf CordMarorm. Saturday 4 00pm Saturday Vigil 500pm Sunday 7 45 i m , 1030 Am. Hoon 900 am. - English (Souaf HaF) BOO A m •Spamah (Church) �Sunday, January 6. T he Seminole H erald OUM LADY, O U U N O f MACS O T i m o n c*m ouc church jnORpMftMnM*. M a d .n . 4C7JSM18J Tuesde# rnyw u*eng ' i (wm t Congregational •J0 4IB Christian n m r CMMNTUN CMUKN (t il le d I W C M H ) (•071 t o M A r t . Santonin. ta-7717 Sunday Scfiod (D in ywxaop t04S »m Waamday Mto LM tuftm • pm. B4la POjOy ' t 43 pm N Y U O TYCH M S TU M CH U nC H iMOaaaanDnM DaOary. f l 33713 r m a f u ao7«A04S2 Emaa rtwotycc 0 nauaro nat BtaSctnoi 10 am. tl am JO Sagrouaa MpuPi Mmato> Emood McAaaaar SANYOM) CHMSTVAM CHURCH TMUpaaund.SanlontFl Tim MacT vmI 'Mkt&Qpn Sunday Bitto School ®00 am Morning WorVup 1611am, Youti 600pm Waitoeeday Pr*** ft**** 6 00 p.m. NorMfy ProvKM Church *C#rtnglor Peopt#' 1401 ft Part Av*nu# Sawtonl PL 32771 (407) 322 3401 N e J m u i J Schf*d*r |4San •ftn h y ftchor* 11 OQam •Morning Worahip 6 OQpm - B4to Study Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST. fCJEHTtST 679 MARKHAM WOODS ROAO Comar of El£. Wttamaon Road 407*766*7706 Sunday; Church Saver and Sunday School 10 00 a m Wadnaaday 600 pm. Ch4d Cara AvaiatM at aR Sarvca« Raad>ng Room Monday thru Saturday 1000am to 4 00pm Thvadty Evantng 6 pm to 6 p m 149 W*rn 4 Spnnga Road Surta 146A Longwood. FL 32779 Pnona 407-666-1460 Church Of Christ LOHOWOOO CHUACH 04 CHMST tal*H»v 1 7 « » r r ( H O Mm 434 407-B3-8IX 407 324 4338 S441 WorsNp l O X t m 4 A pm Come *xw»e ■ » ge. A lnsn»ii wwcon* 44»rrl 1410 7LOMOA CHUACH 07 CHHIIT 1 1 «W K »S t Wnnr Springe Fl. B708 S M rrS w m lOH intOOpn Sund4T B4M SU>F A X 4m Wod B4J4 Slurfr 7.X p m Unur B4rry H Jr-i Pnor<4 (4<33) 3J1400( Church Of God CHURCH OF GOO 601 W 22nd ft. Santord. FL 407-322 3942 Sunday School Morning Worahip EwanngSarvca Wadnaaday cim m lor toI agas 645am 1045 am. d 00 p m 7 to a pm Tnnity Prt*School fwu grada 12 407-321 2723 Atao Day Cara Sun* at 1 yaai to pra-achod 407323-1411 Church Of God of Prophecy CHUACH 07 000 0 » 7HOAKCY non S EAnA rt S4M S M .7lA .n m 407 323-4018 Thom44 H4MS — 7444DT Sunrtty Sense) 7 45am F im a ) wc-«np 10X ■ m l 0) P M > H im Jewish •M l I D u i. 7M i O M a c M fM c e q >401 9 Part A rt. Stnlonl W M 224JM U n y la o w l Paaw Sutoay Scfnl • X am UomaigVMnAv 1100 am. Craw PracBoa WnAwtay «49 pm. Babf aeno aenece awewe (407) X4-X87 7 X A 1000 am • X am C laim taCmamn rraugft M l grada* Nunary AaaJatM • YouPi O m t maala * 18004m 1080 am M »p « CM tor mar* NBMMflOft MiD-WEEK WORSHIP IN CHAPEL Tuesday. W#dn##day ft Thursday* B10EE STUDIES’ W#dn##day ft Thursdays rftap*. •May IT. P f l U t tPRCOM L CHURCH 700 Raianarl Rd Lafca Mary, FL 444*8071 Tba non CAadaaT, Mo*. Rada S u d iy i Euchanat 600 am •AJ Aq m H U im Holy Eucharist 1000*m CMdran a Church 1000 am (Eduction Wing) Nursery BagmtAI 600 am Through 1000 am 6#rvt# Hoy Eucharist T OOa III. ft 7:00 pm Charism atic Episcopal CHURCH OF THC HOLY COMFORTIR Tha Sarfart a « g . C o w 01 Ml U 8 Ho» 7Art I M a l Ftanoa 407 298-8004 Aav UirtBarm OaAoan & M 4 i Eucnarw 9Xam Inter-Denom lnatlonal FAfTH MftfttONARY CHURCH 3002 Baardafl A«a 407-323-3794 iacaCcE Paator Sunday Morning Worahip 10 00 am Eyarang Samca 6 00 p m Tuaaday Evanwg frwa Study 700pm. Non-D enom lnatlonal HOUSE OF RCFUOS MINISTRIES, 64C. 1001 Catary A * . Santord (407) 3244711 Dora W Rchvdacn Paator Sunday School 630am Morning Worahip 1100am Evanmg Worahe 700pm Md Waaft Sv« Wad. 7.30pm 9HOWER DOWN OF 6US6«tOS 201 Elm A,a. Santord. FL 407-321-6366 T'lmofiy Kidaon Paator Sunday School 1000 a m Morning Worahip 1100 a m To# Praytt B<b*a Study 7 30 p m FAITHFUL WORD MINISTRIE 3 Christian Raaourca Cantar i n r n n i Ptoia •(407) 3264300 320 E Commaitaal St •Santord Sunday Same* 11 00 am CMdran a F#t«rahip (agaa 4*12) 1100 am Family faUowaht* Ratraahmanta 12.30 pm Thuraday Faaowrafap Maaang 7 30 p m Fndcy *Chnaaan Counaafeng 200-600 P m iPiaaa# cal 3264300 tor appt) Raw StavaMKhala Pulor Dtrtoc* SEMINOLE COMMUNITY CHURCH 4070 C 407 324-0166 • Jarry Watah PaMor Sunday Worahp Sue 646 ft 1030 am Comar of W 25ffi St ft Upaata Rd 101 Upaata Road ftantord. FL 32771 407-3302639 Bryan Wenper Pastor Sumtoy Education 600 a m Sunday Worship 1000am f pi aach month 630 p m (407) 7M-J7M u o * » t s u .n iO E w ) m fnday at Ataf«i FaiMy «aMa*i lanAoa 7Xpm (aaiAhaf Prtdari) U S pm Sauoay Satrnam Santa* O X am. (407) 700-3730 or 407) 773-0477 Episcopal HOLY CMOM im C O M L CHURCH 40i Pam Am . la n M TaiacYnna 407-323-4811 Presbyterian Lutheran oooo i m p m u o iv a m q c u c a l urtmuM CHURCH OP MHPOaiO (ILCA) 2017 Orlando Dr (Htry 17 K ) . Phono 3H -7 JII Boh ftfeeemsnn Pwstof 8unday School Adufl Bto<« Study 6306m WonNp Serves 10 30 6m W phwday WorMt#) T OO pm Nunary Provided HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LAKE MARY 760 &m 0i H Lake Mary, f l PaufHoyw Saturday evening 9 JO p m Contemporary WorVup Sunday morrwvg 600am. TiwffionaJ ftervtce Sunday morrang 630a m Contamporary Wonhtp Sunday morning 11:006 m F«n#y Wonh#> Serve# Nursery to prwded al Oaycara, Preechoot and Chnetian Day School For mtormaton Cal 407-33*0767 LUTHCRAH CHURCH OF T H i RtOCMMSR 2S29 3Oak And.. Santord. FL Raw Elmar A Rauarhar Paator Sunday School 1630 am Samoa 1030am Informahon 322 3662 or 323-0610 Methodist CHRIST UNITED MITHOOIST CHURCH 406 Tucfcsr Dnva (Comar Tuct ar Dr. ft CR 427) Raw Ray ftatrand Paator Taiaphon# (407) 322-7900 Sunday School 630 a m mtarMiaaton 1630 am Morning Worship !! 00 a m BtoJa Study Wytoaaday ft 30 p m ClMdran a Tim# irdudad In Worahip Nur*#cy iprwldad kw B # M and 5ma4 Cltodran *Smal Enough To Lows You * G«o*mg in Chnal 1b Sarva You’ FIRST UNITED MITHOOOT CHURCH 416 Park Avs. Santord. FL 407-3224371 Am Bradahjw MAaftada* FamFy Mm«toaa Dwactor Morning Worship 629 ft 10 59 am. Caffs# FaAowthtp 630am Sunday Schocl i 49 am Youth Fatowrahip 4 00 p m Nura#ry Prtandad Womani Cacta 2nd Monday 6 46 am Man ■ prayer BraaMaat lit Thuraday 630am LAKttlOC FELLOWSHIP A Unh#d Methodial Community *Ra#chmg Pacpt* tor a Peasant Paator Boo Martin Maata svary Sunday at 1000 am at toa comtonaoi* Unaad Atom Thaatar. Samnota Towma Cantor Mail •CWdftn'6 CBlMR 1615am I (youth) Mvwetnsa 5-7pm <6ala Nuraary Prowidad FIRST PRCSRYTCRUN CHURCH OF ftAHFORO Batman 3rd and 4ih St ft Part ft O u t Downtown S a rto n a Phona 407-322 2662 i-ma* ipcaOjunooom htipjTaconcmel convlpci ■Where Wa Know Raa Nama* to The Heart Of The C*y Raw. Bruca B Scon Pastor Sunday School: 6 00 lif t Sunday Uomrvg VYonNp 1000 6m Sun. Morning Coffee Hour 1100 am. Sun, Ckntamponuy Worthy 7 00 p m Wphdarlli Wednesday Feroffy Ntphl * Every Wednesday ftupper •Every Wed 9 30pm Adi* B4to Study tO Opm 8-7 00 pm ') Lidclera (S-6ffi Grades) S rH g N “ ' ‘ l 700pm YYoman# wro* laiawps ■ 3 tchadiJad ftmaa 2nd Tim of Via morth Apart Santor Fnanda • IH Wad. d Pwmortfh FRIST PRftSSYTfRIAN CHURCH (U X A .) OF L A M HART 126 W Wilbur Ava. Laftp Mary. FL 407-321*1021 Church School: 6 *5 am Mcrrang Wonhtp 1100 a m Wad Cho# Pracfica 700pm TTua. YDu6i Qtoir 6 30pm Nuraary Prondad MARKHAM WOODS PRE96YTIWAN CHURCH 9210 Martham Wooda Road LaM Mary 407-3322030 Raw. Charts* R Jons* Paator Sunday School, al agaa 600 am CKach Sarvtca# 9006 1030am Nuraary Provtdad Youdi Group. Sunday High School 400pm M«ic*« School ft00pm, Pra-School Mon Vwu Fn. 910 12 Monthty Farniy Night Supper Thad Wad al Each Month 630pm Salvation A rm y THC SALVATION ARMY WORSHIP AND SERVICE CENTER 700 W 24lh SlraM Banfewd. Fl 32771 407*322-2642 Captains Rctoarl and Unda Rwcfcto*. Corpa Sunday Sannca Praia# and Fadowahp 6.49 a m Sunday School 649 a m 1100 am B>Ma Study and Prayer 6 30 p m. Moms laagu# (Ladaa) 700 pm. Man § Fauowahtp Oub 7 00 p m BandPracbca 6 00pm “With naari to God and hard to man ’ U nited Church O f Christ LOHOWOOO HILLS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH UCC. 1249 Eft Wtoamaon Road Lungwood. FL 407-332 6243 Raw Or Hal VOLT^ptood Umwar Simday Senncat ConMynporary 9 'DOa m Tradtoonal Worahip 1630 am Nuraary ProvwJad Church School 61 5am* 1015am Yuuffi ft Chid an Mwwairy Wadnaaday 6 30 pm, W e s le y a n N a z a re n e LONGWOOD CHURCH OF THC NAZARENE 200 N Wayman Si . Longapod, FL •31 6596 Sunday Schoct 6 45 am Mommg Worth#) 10 45 am QwkAsn a Church 1649 AM Erangaailc Sarwca 600pm Wadnaaday FamtN H ^ t 7 00 pm. . wid AdA StoN Storty r A Sffanger HaraT WESLEYAN CHURCH OF FAOLA &560WaywdsOr. Santord. FL 12771 (Off M (Em 51) Waal Feat Street on Lad •One Mto) Latrwd O Donnatl Paator 407-322 6332 -Where N Gospel LaGood Nawrt* Sunday School 645 am. Mertang Worth#) 1100am. Evantng Worth#> 600 pm ad. 730pm •fthw# Your U * wwi Ua Page 5C Church Notes Gathering For Peace On Saturday, Jan. 6, approximately 2#X) people from different faith denomi­ nations will gather together at 4 p.m. in the Rosen Plaza Ballroom to pray for peace and harmony. Representatives from the Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Native American, New Thought, Hindu and Sikh denominations will offer prayers and songs char­ acteristic of their own beliefs. The service is expected to end at 5:30 p.m. with the singing of "America the Beautiful" and "Let There Be Peace." "This is the first time that we, as a Central Florid com­ munity, will participate in the prayers of people of many traditions, said the Rev. Fred Morris, executive direc­ tor of Florida Council of Churches. "The initial moti­ vation for the service began with the events of Sept. 11. Now, we need only watch the news to view the tragic consequences of misunder­ standings about our faith tra­ ditions throughout the world. Religious leaders of Central Florida want to make a public statement about our basic unity under God at this time in our national history." A free offering of canned goods will be donated to Second Harvest Food Bank. Free parking is available to attendees. For more information, con­ tact the Rev. Fred Morris at 407-ft39-WM. Prayer Breakfast The 10th annual Seminole County Prayer Breakfast will be held 7 to 9 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26, in the Sanford Civic Center. Keynote speaker will be Ted DiBlase, who is best known for his role as the vil­ lainous "Million Dollar Man," in the world of profes­ sional wrestling. Currently, he shares the gospel and the joy that can only be found in Jesus. A corporate sponsorship for a table of eight is $150, and individual tickets are $15. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. For more information or reservations, call 407-3330548. Checks should be made payable to Seminole County Prayer Breakfast and sent to P.O. Box 140964, Orlando, FL, 32814-0961. � 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, January 06, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 2002. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Sanford, Florida Courthouse design unveiled fiiiOiiltil III! 11• M[fl9 IB| H i ' | A costly lesson Despite Sept. 11, passenger travel is up 20 percent compared to 2000 JB C w to r ty m a y lia v th a a d th t crttb u tltw iaow aro o n ftCommunity Cofivge nwn'sbMtottMliMm Honors for Mother Weaver, ^•ocon Cherry Heritage Jubilee 2002 will honor tw o o f Sanford's dedi­ cated leaders. M other Blanche B. Weaver and D eacon H erbert Cherry will both b e honored 8 p m Friday, Jan. 11, in the Concert H ill at Sem inole Com m unity College. 7 G uest appearing will include the 80 voices o f the Bethune-Cookm an Concert Chorale. T h e public la invited to join the African Am erican Cultural Forum and the By Dan Ping Edttof The new f 140 mttkxi Seminole County Courtfwuee Saturday afiemoon. Commissioners question color, rear aesthetics Staff Writer ~ ^ t y Com m issioner. go« a first glim pses o f the $140 million eow thou se to be constructed a t Five Points mal f e d e r m T b u ild ^ ^ u u ^ ^ i^ ashlrgton D.C., b u te a c h subsewnt floor has less o f those traits m ningham said . T h e upper o r s ' exteriors could b e colored s h t yellow or to ? d iscu s»«{j bY com m issioners, S ’!? ™ ” 1l,o n7 . Randy M orris said ^ w as noi sold on the yellow color f n d " ou,d prefer the w hole ouildbcUlS white. A final decision is exp ected in the next 30 to 60 days. 'fed e ra l style arch itectu re' will fea­ ture ceiling to floor windows, cast pillars, and a cupola marking its highest p o in t A ccording to John Cunningham , A C Ip artner in charge o f design, the building is a representation o f 'c la s s ic o rg a n iz a tio n ' with a defined base, m iddle and top. " » * * W ( « U C « U l w u ib a a celebration of b^ck achieve- U a Htgn*,«y 17rt»2 ic io m trom ^ V V o rld , the atmpue would * * * • the existing pubifc safety tHJUdkio that houses the County Sheriffs Office (■iMObif H), and the new courthouee (Building A). Designers have left space to construct buWHos B, C and E for future office space, though they wool be butt as part of the current courthouse project Building Q I* pert of the Semlnoie County Ja * expansion that wWconnect the ja l with the courthouse. RuPdtog D Is a future addition for the Seminote County Sheriff* Office. Bank robber gats aw ay on a bike Investigators are looking for the suspect responsible for the Tuesday robbery of the Republic Bank at 1980 Howell Branch Road. The robbery waa reported to the sheriff's office just before 1 p m The suspect entered the bank and was wearing a pull-dow n, aun oufiaged-type mask. The suspect was arm ed w ith a small, brown handgun. He robbed the bank o f an undisclosed am ount o f cash. Co« nty delays decision Nobody w as hurt. He left the scene on BM X type, or dirttype, bicycle. H e was carrying s He'a described as a w hite male, in his 20's, alm ost six feet tall and weighing about 150 pounds. Anybody with information about a possible suspect is asked to call either Crim e Line at 1-80CM23-TIPS, or Investigator Bob Jaynes at 407-665-6965. t. M yrtle Avenue ^ ^ 9 4 ‘fo r $290000. “ SA N F O R D — The old Florida Llgf it & Pow er b u ild in g will rem ain w ith county — a t least for another 60 days C om m ission ers decided Tuesday S S . ,d oir n U * Potentially 'd a n g e ro u i b S fifi C0m,m iM i0nerS declarctJ the ->*• -A irpr o^ 'a s r - a s a a rt Sanford officials hoped to woo ,° r 5Kevin it 0 0 Spolski. d“ b from toe city o f Sanford and o p e u to w o o ^ *£ slZ Z ? 7 ZT ening * Mary Boulevard caused the county to lose an im portant Sanford native Anita White passes exam for Florida bar I f t j £. j if. 1t ygh W k Tarri Pott arson - Seminole County Historical Society ClouifWd Crouword O«or Abby ,he 5cho° I board. - - - - ­ S « D ^islon. Pa« 5/ SA N FO R D — Leads from a chop shoo bust in Sanford Nov. llc o u ld lead City/County Auto Tneft Bureau investigators out­ sid e o f Central Florida and n u y b e even outside the state said police. By Marva Hawking Anita G ale W hite w as sworn in as a Florida a ttom ey by Judge Donna M cIntosh on Friday. Friday, Dec. W hen an investigator noticed ***** m f r8C„,ri!i,er ’-511 Mellonvtlle Avenue it raised sus- W hite recently received her few d egree in M ay from the U n iv ersity o f F lorid a, L evin C ollege o f Law. She passed the Florida Bar In August. -,LX>0a Donna Mcintosti swsan In Ar f 0* 1® Bar Association. Whit#', pa. °°* °°’ u S S w -S B S , B SS5 Gift store ‘gra< B y M ichelle Je r la Managing Editor s r S F S ^ ssssr ^ ^ A s a . w ilh,h : » " I activ e lady. W h i.r h an h on or g ra d u a l,. S h , U a P ubUc w orks mat, Staff Writer Herald Correspondent H * Wap *° F P M anager E a c' t T ” <■»»«■ A , a g ra d u a l, „ a c h ,r a , ,ho a ctiv e experiences to students taking classes in the College of H ea lth and Human p e rfo rm a n ce ’s S p o rts and F itness Departm ent. .. W hite is a Sanford native and th e daughter o f the Rev. and Dr. A rth u r and G ale C hoice. She is to e granddaughter o f Mrs. Ollie w ,lson Johnson. SA N FO R D — T h e re ’s a lit­ tle more grace and glory In dow ntow n. Angelia Ttndel and M elissa Bryant, sisters and Sanford res­ idents, recently op ened Grace and Glory, a C h ris tia n v ift store, next to the H elen Stairs T h eatre on S o u th M agnolia Avenue. The p air spent only a m onth planning the business w hich is a new con cep t for . S A N F O R D — Passenger travel reached record highs In 2001 at O rlan d o Sanford International A irp o rt Preliminary figures indicat­ ed 1J million people traveled through the a irp o rt a 20 p er­ cent increase over 2000. !I *TWs is really exciting new t, especially when you consider how the airline industry has been impacted since S e p t 1 1 " : said Victor W hite, vice presi­ dent o f OSIA. “We’re probably one o f the few airports in the nation to say we grew in 2001, and definitely one of the only ones to see a 20 percent Architects from Th e HKS-ACI Team presented a proposed lay­ out ot the Seminole County Courthouse campus. Located on Organisation of Black Faculty a gym bag that had the look o f leather. Airport breaks 1.3 Mil barrier �P a n e 2 A Wednesday. January 9.2002 T u t Sm m oLi H erald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LA N C E A RO U N D O U R C O U N TY Grandpa finds little to love in teen-ager’s hateful attitude Weather forecast O ut & A bout THUR The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce's Profeseional Women's Network Is D EA R ABBY: My wife died two years ago. Since then, I have had health problems that make it difficult to live alone. I tried an assisted-living complex, but when I added up the expenses, my son suggested I move in with them. I thought it was a good idea because I would rather give them the money. The problem is my 15year-old granddaughter, “V anessa." My son and his w ife are intelligent people, and I don't understand how they have raised this selfish, inconsiderate, insolent, • • • • • • • • demanding b ra t Vanessa thinks the world revolves around her. If she doesn't get her way, she yells, screams, and says terrible things to her parents — and they take it! I want to get up and slap her. Even though she is m y granddaughter, I find it difficult to like her. Abby, there are no rules, no discipline, no pun­ ishment, no guidelines whatsoever in their hpme. I can't take her behavior any longer. I wjint to move out at the end o f the month. What dp you think? H A D IT IN D EN VER J, D EA R HAD TO Please don't blam e your granddaughter for th is situation. In a house­ hold w here there are n o rules, no discipline, no consequences and no guidelines, her attitude and behavior a te logical. ■(it is possible that a better living arrangement fo r y ou m ight b e to share a home or apartment w ith som eone closer to you in age. Your local area agency on aging m ay be able to steer you in the right direction. However; before you m ake any hard and faat decisions about chang­ ing your address, I urge you to have a frank talk w ith your son and daughter-in-law about the reasons you're m aking the move. re read your more years than 1 can remember, and have always wanted to read the very first letter that appeared in your column. Would you print It again? >AIM EE IN M A CED O N , N.Y. D EA R AIM EE: With pleasure! T h e letter appeared 46 years ago today, on Jan. 9,1956. Read on: DEAR ABBY: I have never written to a paper for advice before, but need help desperately and cannot talk to my family or friends about my problem. I am a private secretary to a wellknown executive in the Bay area. I have been employed by him for five years. You may think this sounds cheap, but we are deeply in love. His w ife speaks to him only when she wants money arid he has no respect or affection for her. H e has told me repeatedly that 1 am the woman he loves, but w e can't consider marriage because it would ruin him financially and sociallyJIn addition to an excellent salary, he has given m e on automobile, a fur coat, and ne pays my rent. W hen he takes business trips, I always go along. I am not getting any younger,yet I feel on e day he will make m e his wife. What d o you think? CO N FID EN T D E A R CO N FID EN T: I think your boss is a su p er salesm an! He did a terrific jo b when he convinced an intelligent girl tike you to give up a decent, respectable life of her own to be avail­ a b le w hen he w histles. O f course he won't m a n y you. W hy should he? He Is getting the w hole show for the price o f the amusement tax. Pauline Phillips and her daughter Jeanne Phillips share the pseudonym Abigail Van Buren. W rite Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Good advice for everyone — teens to seniors — Is in T h e Anger in All of Us and How to Deal W ith I t" To order, send a business-size, selfaddressed envelope, plus check or money order for $5 (U S . funds only) to: Dear Abby, Anger Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 610640447. (Postage is included.) scheduled fo r 8 to 9 3 0 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, In Florida H ospital A ltam onte. For Information or reservations, call 407333-4748. T h e C h am b er's New M em ber R eception will be 8 to 10 a.m . Wednesday, Jan. 16, In P erot Systems C orporation. For Informa­ tion, call th e above number. C arroll ■ . B u tle r will be the guest w e a k e r at the Thursday, Ja n . 10, meeting of the S e m in o le County H istorical Society. Butler h a s written a book called the "Treasures o f the Longleaf P in es Naval Stores.” H e is bringing varies p iece s o f artifacts concerning this business. Butler w a s b o m in 1929. In the 1940s, South Georgis was the settin g for the w riter's w oodsw orking experience on h is father's farm. H e received B.S. and M.S. engineerin g degrees from the G eorgis Institute of Technology and the U niversity o f N otre Dame. A retired A erospace engi­ neer, he h as long been interested In the history of the naval stores Industiy. Sem inole County had about 20 to 30 turpentine stills/ n av al stores In this area. It w as a big business at one tim e. Turpentine is Ihered from the sap of lep in e tree. The m eeting is open to the public ana is free. It starts at 7:30 p m. and is being held at 200 County Home Road at the , Cooperative Extension A uditorium -'For additional information' please' lUritact the M useum o f Seminole County H istory at 407-6652489. A person wrote the word "cokf on the top o» ■ car covered with frost Tuesday morning. Temperatures dropped Into the low 30s late Monday night and early Tuesday morning, creating the frosty conditions. Forecasts for Wednesday call for warmer weather, with a high in the low 60s. Temperatures will continue to rise tor the remainder of the week. Shop lifting • Sanford O fficer Erik Zablk a nest­ ed Edgar Lemons, 50, and Freddie Davis, 38, both of Sanford Sunday for shoplifting from the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart. Store security witnessed both men entering the store with bags. Each man w as given a return sticker for the unknown items in the bags. Each man than m et at the elec­ tronics department and selected a . w ere charged w ith shoplifting and arrested Francis Bussey, 35, of Lake M ary Saturday for driving with a suspended license and possession of drug paraphernalia. Police stopped t h e v e h i c l e f o t a n I l le g a l w i n d o w tin t. Davis was additionally charged with resisting an officer by using a fake * d river's license. • Sanford Officer Gerald Dozier arrested Peggy Mitchell, 43, of Sanford Friday for shoplifting and two counts of resisting an officer. Mitchell reportedly stole one contain­ er of headache medicine, cold medi­ cine and four videos from tiie French Avenue Dollar Store. She left the store and boarded a Lynx public trans­ portation bus. Police stopped the bus and escorted Mitchell back to the store to be identified by the store's manager. Mitchell initially refused to tell police her name o r date of birth. D isorderly Intoxication Sanford Officer John Difatta a n est­ ed Reinaldo Rosario, 29, of Greeneville, NC and Peter Williams, 24, of Sanford Sunday for disorderly intoxication and resisting an officer. The two men were reportedly caus­ ing a disturbance at the Orlando Drive Billabong's Bar. Suspended License • Seminole Deputy Jalam Vann arrested James M atthews, 26, of Sanford Saturday for driving with a suspended license. • Seminole Deputy William McNett arrested Paul Nichols, 41, of Geneva Friday for driving with a sus­ pended license. T he deputy's radar showed lhat Nichols' vehicle was traveling 75 mph in a 55 mph zone on State Road 46 near Mullet Lake Park. • Seminole Deputy Jam es Ingram Jr. arrested Raydon Byrd, 25, of Sanford Sunday for driving with a suspended license,and resisting an officer. • Longwood Officer Donald Lajic into them and dragging one cone as she proceeded into the crash area. • Florida Highway Patrol H ooper Angel Cadiz arrested Dem is Scott, 41, o f Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence and driving with a suspended license. T h e trooper w it­ nessed Scott traveling a yellow Ford M ustang at a high rate o f speed on State Road 400 N orth o f Lake Mary Boulevard. According to the report, upon stopping the vehicle the driver stepped out and said "d o n 't call this la in ." An open bottle o f champagne I. w a s l a a i l t d I n thte y t h l c t c . Police found a m arijuana pipe and cannabU seeds in a "fanny pack" ’ Bussey was wearing. • Florida Highway Trooper S. Lopez arrested Charles Com bs Jr., 52, o f Lake Mary Saturday for driving w ith a suspended license. D rug Possession • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrest­ ed David Sheppard, 50, o f Sanford Friday for driving under the influ­ ence, possession o f marijuana and smuggling contraband into the coun­ ty jail. According to the police report, Sheppard had stopped h is vehicle in the middle of the 3rd Street and Olive Avenue intersection w hen police responded. Sheppard w as also unable to perform field sobriety tests "due to his level of intoxication he could not follow instructions." A bag of mari­ juana was found in his sock at the jail. • Seminole Deputy C hris Torina arrested Juan Trevino, 18, of Longwood Saturday for possession of marijuana over 20 gram s and driving with a suspended license. • Lake Mary O fficer Anthony Seda arrested Corey W illiam s, 20, of Winter Springs Friday for possession of marijuana. Williams w as clocked by police radar to be traveling approximately 45 m ph in a 25 mph zone near the Intersection of Palmetto Street and Greenleaf Street. DUI • Sanford O fficer Bill Erwin arrest­ ed Ruth Van Curen, 62, o f Sanford Friday for driving under Ihe influ­ ence and reckless driving. While con­ ducting traffic control for an earlier crash in the area o f 25th Street and State Road 600, Van Curen reportedly ignored traffic cone barriers. Crashing Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence and reckless driving. Ball was clocked by the deputy's radar to be traveling 82 mph in a 35 m ph zone on Orange Boulevard near State Road 46. • Seminole Deputy Jam es Ingram Jr. arrested Stevie Mango, 30, of Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence, use of false Identification and driving with a sus­ pended license. Mango supplied the deputy with a almost a h a lf dozen different names and date of births before revealing his true identity. Aggravated Assault Winter Springs O fficers D. Brewer and B. May Hugh arrested Wendy Curry, 31, of Sanford and Thomas Curry, 39, of Sanford Saturday for an altercation. The fight reportedly ended with Wendy accelerating in a vehicle and intentionally hitting her ex-boyfriend. Wendy w as arrested for aggravated battery with a motor vehicle and Thomas w as arrested for aggravated assault, battery and burglary. The m o n th ly m eeting of the S e m in o le C ounty D em ocratic Executive Com m ittee w ill be held 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, In the Sem inole County Public Library, located at 215 N. Oxford Road in Casselberry. The guest speaker will be Bill M cB rid e, dem ocratic candidate for governor. All present and prospec­ tive Sem inole County democrats are encouraged to attend. For more Infor­ mation, contact Bob Poe, chair of the Sem inole County DEC at 622-1783, Rosalie Cook, DEC vice chair at 324-2776 or visit the D EC's w eb site at wwwseminoledemocratsxom Burglary Sanford police arrested Roderick M cDougal, 43, of Sanford Sunday for burglary, grand theft o f a motor vehi­ cle and battery. McDougal reportedly tried to steal an Elm Avenue resi­ d ent's vehicle from the driveway. The victim heard his vehicle start up and w ent outside to investigate. The vic­ tim successfully pulled McDougal from the car, but during the struggle, McDougal kicked the victim In the ribs and fled. Police caught up with McDougal at the Florida motel on O ak Avenue. FR I In observance o f the life and achievem ents o f Dr. M artin L u th er K in g, the African A m erican C u ltural Forum and the O rganization o f B lack Faculty and S ta ff of Sem inole C om m u nity College w ill host H eritage Ju b ilee 2 0 0 2 ,8 p.m . Friday, Jan. 11, in the SC C at Sanford/Lake M ary Fine Arta C oncert Hall (building G). o am universal nu ss syndicate D ou g F e tz e r .in ,.* Publkihtr © T h e S e m in o l e H e r a l d Did Ping Etktor “Serving Sem inole Court!y S in ce 190S" Production Batty Bannotl Wspley ArfYertlung John Coffman R ouie Lavender Michelle Jerta Oana Dwtnch Chita Patton Mjrva Hawtuna Daan Smm Tommy Vincent Ehrnn Tynan, JR VtnUaxf j PTiriMlflew ttmnm M Egan a M ic— i m n i Brian Kt smart* AC Chary! Smith Wednesday. January 9, 200) • Vol. 94, No. 40 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Sanford. FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 «Fax (407) 323-9408 tad W in w lo y a l Advertielng Trudee Langford Bedty Tbbetts Rover* Devs U S P S 481280 Postmaster Sand address changes to Circulation Wanda Kourpandu The SEMINOLE HERALD R epublic Newspapers, Inc. 1 Panodtcol Postage Paid at Soniord. Florida and addrttonsl mailing ottices P.O. Boa 1667 Sanford. FL 32772-1667 We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: 380N. FrenchAvimii Swforf, a 32771 Call us: (407) 322-2011 E-Mail us: Editorial: Subscription Rates 3 Months m Seminole County $11 00 6 Months m Semnole County $20 00 I Tear m Semncto County $36 00 1 Year Other F tends County $42 00 1 Year Out Ol Slate $52 00 Fax us: (407)323-9400 �T h i S eminole Mould Wednesday, January 9.2002 P B gC 3 A * Obituaries WILLIAM ABRAHAM W illiam " B ill' Abraham, 86, died Thursday, Jan. 3 ,2 0 0 2 , In M alcolm Randall VA Medical Center In Gainesville, following a lengthy iUne*aB om in W ilke* B an e, Pa., he _____ moved to Hillsborough County in 1947, and since 1993, he had lived in Lake Butler and Sanford. H e served 11 years in the U S . Army, including time in the European theater during World W ar □ . H e received the Purple H eart foe injuries received during battle in Germany. He w as a retired safe and vau lt installer and repair* man. H e waa a member of the Blind Disabled Veterans and the Disabled American Veteran a Associations. He w as o f die Greek Orthodox faith. Survivors include his w ife of 55 years, Kathryn SiverlingAbraham o f Lake Butler; one son, Lonnie David Abraham of Lake Butler; tw o daughters. Faith Ralston o f Sanford and Paula A bram s o f Providence, R J .; six grandchildren; and 13 great grandchildren. G rave side serves were 2 p m Tuesday, Jan. 8, in Florida N ational Cemetery in Bushnell. H ie services were conducted by the Land O X ak e s Disabled A m erican Veterans Association. W itts Funeral of San M ateo is in charge o f arrangements. Maldonado, both o f Puerto Rico; and seven grandchildren. BaldauffFam ily Funeral Home of O range City is in charge of arrangements. FR A N C IS R . BA K ER Francis R. Baker, 70, of DeCarlo Court, Deltona, died Sunday, Jan. 6 ,2 0 0 2 , in Florida Hospital Fish M em orial, Orange City. Bom in N ew York City, he moved to Central Florida from Miami in 1978. H e was in the U S . Navy Reserves. He retired as an independent insurance agent in Deltona after 23 years of service. H e w as a member of First Baptist Church of Deltona, where he w as a deacon, Sunday School teacher, choir member and the chairm an o f the Missions Com m ittee. Survivors include his w ife of 51 years, Florence Baker; one son, Robert B aker o f DeBary; three daughters, Cynthia Dyal of Palm Beach Gardens, Judith Blackmer o f Btalrsville, G a., and Heidi M auk o f Simpsonville, S.C.; one sister, Elizabeth Anderson o f Tequesta; and 13 grandchildren. Baldauff Fam ily Funeral H om e o f O range C ity is in charge o f arrangem ents. ALAYN EG. BREN N ER Alayne G. Brenner, 58, of N orth Merrick D riv e, Deltona, died Friday, Jan. 4 ,2 0 0 2 , in Florida Hospital F ish Memorial, O range City. B om in Sharon P a ., she moved to Central Florida in 1991. She was a real estate bro­ ker. She enjoyed cra fts, golf and watercolors. Sh e w a s o f the Presbyterian faith. Survivors inclu d e h e r hus­ band, Frederick B ren n er of Deltona; one step son , Frederick Brenner Jr., of W eatherford, Texas; one daughter, Layne Anderson of O hio; o n e step­ daughter, Marcia S u e Hansen of Corpus Christy, T exas; two brothers, Greggory a n d John Anderson, both o f Pittsburgh, P a.; and three grandchildren. Memorial d on ation s may be m ade to the A m erican Heart Association, 7272 G reenville Ave., Dallas, Texas, 75231. Baldauff Fam ily Funeral H om e o f O range C ity is in charge o f arrangem ents. R O BE R T C L A U D E CO LLIN S Robert Claude Collins, 67, of Tlm bcrcovc C ircle, Longwood, died Friday, Jan. 4 ,2 0 0 2 , in his residence. B om Dec. 2 ,1 9 3 4 , in Sturgis, Ky., he resided in Central Florida for 24 years. He was retired and a U.S. Army Veteran. Survivors include his wife, M ary Ella H. C ollins of Longwood; five sons, R. Craig C ollin s of Waco, Texas, Glenn A. and Stephen B. C ollins of El Paso, Texas, and Austin S. and M arc E Collins o f Orlando; one sister, Dorothy C ollins Ward of Anthony, N.M .; and three grandchildren. Banfleld Funeral Home of W inter Springs is in charge of arrangem ents. KA TH ERIN E M ARTHA GARVER Katherine Martha Carver, 90, o f South Tanner Court, Deltona, died Friday, Jan. 4 ,2 0 0 2 , in her residence. Bom in Jersey City, N.J., she moved to Central Florida in 1997. She served in the W omen's Auxiliary Army Corps and was a legal adminis­ trative assistant in Manhattan, N.Y. She was o f the Catholic faith. Survivors include one son, George Carver o f Fort Lee, N J. Baldauff Family Funeral Home o f Orange City is in charge of arrangements. KEN N ETH L. C U M M IN G S Kenneth L Cum m ings, 76, o f W est Lake Brantley Road, Altam onte Springs, died Friday, Jan. 4 ,2 0 0 2 . B om in Som erset, Mass., he m oved to Central Florida in 1969. He was a retired insurance broker. He w as a U.S. Navy vet­ eran and a m em ber of the VFW. Survivors include his wife, ll 1MONUMDfT CO. B C O N C EPCIO N A C E V E D O Concepcion Acevedo, 60, of Florida Drive, Deltona, died Thursday, Jan. 3 ,2 0 0 2 . in Florida Hospital Fish M em orial, O range C ity B om in Guaynado, Puerto Rico, H e moved to Central Florida m any years ago. H e w as a m anager for a garm ent m anufacturing com pany in N ew York. He w as a church usher fo r 13 years and a m em ­ b er o f Trinity Assem bly of G od. H e enjoyed gardening and traveling. Survivors include his w ife of eight years, Carm en A cevedo; four daughters, M llgros and U sandra Acevedo, both of Bronx, N.Y., and Maria Fuentes and Raquell Acevedo, both o f D eltona; one brother, Enrique T r a n s p o r t O u t O f S ta te 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 sen J e t HARDWARE J C E HARDWARE JC E H A JW W A JU A Combined Total Q f 14 3 Years O f Caring Service LSIt >>■>Ito'Sw. arvyty St.vevIw IWwn, BoM^Bnwon FULFILLING YOUR FUNERAL AND CREMATION NEEDS LOCALLY AND WORLDWIDE 9 0 S l a u r e l A v e ., H a n f o r d N.Y.; three sisters, ViuleU Acevedo o f Deltona and Am daro A cevedo and M aria C re m a tio n $650 S' $995 We Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans Sem inole County’s M ost Experienced Funeral H om e A c e v n lq Jr ., o f M an h attan . GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES 91795 H i S IM Gsns Hunt Ownsr FUNER AL H O M E Obituaries continued on Page 4A ^ Family Owned &. Serving Central Florida Since 1989 f B u rial w u r Htry. 17-43- I r is s o n CH ARLES H. HAYES Charles " C h u c k - R Hayes, 70, of Deleon Road, DeBary, died Thursday, Jan. 3,2002, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial. Bom O t t 17,1931, in S t Petersburg, he moved to the area . ; in 1976. l ie was a U S . Army v e ta s ; an who served during foe Korean War. He was foe director of employee relations for foe Fort Lauderdale Post Office. He was a member of American Legion Post 299 of Orange City, VFVV Post 8093 \ Bary a-----------— and DAY Ledgerwood . • of DeBary D-------Chapter No. 92. He enjoyed yard wont, square dancing and travel­ ing. He was of the Protestant faith.; ; Survivors include his wife, Je a n ; • Hayes; two sons, Charles R Hayes I Jr., of Hudson, and Michael Kevin ’ • Hayes of M arietta, Ga.; one sister;: • Phyllis A Hayes of Ocean Gaye, ;• N.j.; and two grandchildren. ■• • Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. 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She was a mem­ ber of Central Baptist Church, where she taught Sunday School for many years. She was also a ' member o f the Camellia Garden Club, the Daytona Beach Orchid ; Sodety and the Palmetto Club. She enjoyed gardening, growing orchids and flowers, crocheting . : and sewing. Survivors include four daugh­ ters, Betty Jean Hill of Holly Hill, Patricia Waters o f Daytona Beach, Lillian Sheffield of Sanford and Judith Hayward of Longwood; eight grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; and three great great grandchildren. Alavon Direct Cremation Service of South Daytona is in charge of arrangements. C O RA B. K N IG H T Cora B. Knight, 97, of Highland Street, Longwood, died Sunday, Jan. 6,2002, in her residence. Bom July 31 ,1904, in Rock Hill, S.C., she resided in Central Florida for 45 years. She was a homemaker. She was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include one daugh­ ter, Carrie J. Addison o f Longwood; one sister, Margaret Wilson of Lancaster, S.C.; two grandchildren; two great grand­ children; and one great great grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge o f arrangements. EM M AN UEL J. M A RIN EZ Emmanuel J. M arinez, 10 days, of Edgemon Avenue, Winter Springs, died Saturday, Jan. 5,2002, in Arnold Palmer Hospital, Orlando. Bom Dec. 2 6 ,2 0 0 1 , in Longwood, he was o f the Catholic faith. Survivors include his parents, Andres E. and Magaly N. Marinez of Winter Springs; one brother, Andres E. Marinez J r , of Winter Springs; one sister, Perla J. Marinez of Winter Springs; grandparents Felix and Aqucda Manuel of Winter Springs; grandmother, Carla Marinez of the Dominican Republic; and one great grandparent, Santa M arinez of the Dominican Republic. Banfield Funeral Home of W inter Springs is in charge of arrangements. A N N IE MAE N ETW O N Annie Mae Netwon, 101, of Pecan Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday, Jan. 3,2002, in Healthcare and Rehabilitation C enter o f Sanford. B om Aug. 15,1900, in Q uitm an, Ga., she moved to Sanford in 1940. She w as a homemaker. She was a mem ber o f Full Gospel Church o f God in Christ, Sanford. Survivors include two grand­ children; five great grandchil­ dren; and three great great grandchildren. Funeral services will b e held II a.m . Friday, Jan. 11, in Full Gospel Church of God in Christ in Sanford, with the Elder Henry Bradley officiating. Visitation will be held 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 10, in the church, located at 1826 Jerry Ave. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. Ruth Mae Sneed Ruth M ae Sneed, 76, of Pine Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, Jan. 6 ,2 0 0 2 , in Health Care and Rehabilitation Center o f Sanford. Bom Aug. 30,1925, in Monficello, she w as a pressor for a laundry. She was of the Methodist faith. Survivors include three nieces, Leola McKinnon of Monticello, and G ifford Phllpot and Laura Byrson, both o f Sanford; and one nephew, Bernice Tbcker of Monficeilo. Wilson-Eichelbcrgcr Mortuary In c , o f Sanford is in charge of arrangements. JE A N N ETTE WALKER Jeannette Walker, 87, of Country Walk Circle, Savannah, Ga., died Saturday, Jan. 5,2002, in her residence. ; Bom in Huntsville, Ala., she lived in Deltona from 1982 to 1991. She was a retired book­ keeper for the Navy Supply Corps in Athens, Ga., where she worked for 29 years. Survivors include two sons, Jerry Walker o f Statesville, N.C., and Donald Walker of Panama City; one daughter, Delores Stone of Savannah, Ga.; one sis­ ter, Ruth Jay o f Marietta, Ga.; six grandchildren; and five great grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to Hospice o f Savannah, Ga., P.O. Box 13190, Savannah, Ga., 31416. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City Is in charge o f arrangements M A R G A R ET M . YORE-FEENY Margaret M. Yore-Fceny, 87, of Mayflower Court, Winter Park, died Saturday, Jan. 5,2002, in Mayflower Retirement Center, Winter Park. Bom Jan. 14,1914, in Ireland, she resided In Central Florida for 17 years. She was a retired nurse. She was a member of S t Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors include one son, Brian J. Yore of Greenville, S C .; two stepsons, Gregory M. Fccny of Springfield, III., and Thomas K. Hreny of Peoria, 111.; one daughter, Maureen J. Tieman of Los Angeles, Calif.; three stepdaughtcis, Sheila F. Vogel of Elgin, 111., Eileen P. Fccny of Springfield, III., and Mary F. Venier of Auburn, Wash.; four sisters, Brigid Gorman of Seattle, Wash., Molly Engel of Canada, Helen Reich of Mandan, N.D., and Teresa Howden of Canada; and five grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. tbur n«rtpap«f otw* yw everything you could ever wart, m larma ot valuable Womwtton. Money • Health • Interviews Reviews • Editorials •AcMce Recipes • Coupons • Politics • Sports S u b s c r ib e T o d a y ! Seminole Herald 407/322-26H ^ Your gu ide to th is w in te rs c o o le s t hot sp o ts. T he B u zzard ’s R oost E ven ts Scheduled The Buzzard’s Roost is located at 2 9 2 1 S. O rlando D rive, Suite 200 in Sanford Plaza, Sanford. The new ow ner is Vickie Bebout. She has a wide range o f events scheduled for the new year. The Tuf Luck band is scheduled to appear regularly on Fridays and Saturdays. I could tell this group of artists has spent many hours in practice as it show s in their performance. W hen 1 first heard them play, I w as am azed at how they click w ith each other. They play a majority o f m odem country w ith a mix o f classic country and old time rock and roll while adding a short com edy skit in between songs. The first weekend they performed, the crowd went wild. It > w as alm ost ns if we were in the middle of a m ajor concert t predict y This^and will g o h r in their career. I am just thankful that we had the ' bpj&rtoiWty to book them before they get too big to afford here in B R I N G IN T H I S A D F O R A FREE SECOND DRINK FOR ALL IN PARTY BUZZARD'S ROOST Under New Ownership F u ll L iq u o r B a r P r e s e n ts T U F LUCK K arao k e BAND with J a s o n Friday and Saturday No Cover. Tuesdays and Thursdays Hours ot Operation...Noon - 2 AM Thursday Wednesday Monday Sunda1 £ • 12.................................. Karaoke Contest 9 - 1 2 .................................. Lakes Night 9-11 ..................................Men’s Night 1 4 .....................................Pizza 9 Draft Call For Afore Irtformation Located In the com er of Sanford Plaza 2931 8. Orlando D r., Suite 200 s (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -0 3 8 6 g B R IN G IN T H I S A O F O R A FREE SECOND DRINK FOR ALL IN PARTY O Sanford. They are truly aw esom e. As a special treat to ou r customers, there will be no cover w hen the band plays. Karaoke is scheduled every Tuesday and Thursday night with Jason. Tuesday nights w ill be regular karaoke. Thursday nights will be te karaoke contest w ith cash and prizes to the winners. We has a blast last Thursday night with Jason. He is witty, has a terrific voice and is a whole lot o f fun. We have approxim ately 4,000 karaoke songs to choose from. I am sure there is som ething that will appeal to everyone. W e will continue to have the blind draw d art tournament on Tuesdays prior to karaoke. Everyone seem s to love darts tn this area. In fact, one of my custom ers gave m y husband and 1 a lesson a few w eeks ago. And, we now have the dart fever. It is terrific. Also, i plan to set up regualr poot tournam ents with the new pool tables and accessories being delivered this week. Pool is a very strategic gam e to play. It is as enjoyable to watch as it is to participate. T h e hours of operation arc 12 noon to 2 am. The karaoke and ladies and mens night events will finish early enough to prevent anyone from having too much trouble getting up for work the next day. Also, you can now choose from a wide variety of liquor rather than be limited to beer and wine. There will be creative drink spe­ cials daily from the tim e we are open until the tim e we close. Every W ednesday will be ladies' night, where the ladies drink free from 9pm to 12 midnight. Every Monday will be m en's night, were the m en drink free from 9 pm to 11 pm. Also, very Sunday for a $5.00 cover charge, there will be free pizza and draft from 1 pm to 4 pm. Watch for the lingerie show s and male review com ing soon. Those will be announced when we have more information. I am sure everyone is curious about my husband and I. We have been married for 28 years. We have two adult children, 28 and 24, and one grandchild five year old. We used to live in Sanford and Lake Mary 20 years ago. We left to search for a career and better our­ selves in life. Since then I have received my M aster of Business Administration Degree with an em phasis in accounting and plant to sit for the CPA exam in May 2 0 0 2 .1 have an accounting business that I operate during the day. My husband is a tournam ent fisherman and may Marketing Director. We loved to go to dinner, dancing, play pool and have a grcta time before we w ere too busy, to do any of those things. So, I decided to buy myself a place w ere we could enjoy that again, not only w ith ourselves, but w ith others as well. It will be a place where you can go out, enjoy yourself and leave the w orries at home. We look forward to seeing everyone in the near future. rla n d o O p e r a ON TO U R ... FAMILY id'T& 2805 P A R K D R IV E • S A N F O R D OPERA M A G IC | A M ER IC A 'S y j <-P/tesente... i Come join us lor dart and pool tournaments, KaraoJe and Hyg/»and j>erlormance. 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O n O ct. 15, the sisters signed a lease fo r the Sou th Magnolia Avenue property and Immedi­ ately began creating a Christian gift store. " It w as alw ays a dream to open a store, esp ecially a gift sto re," Tindel said . "Since we are C h ristians, w e wanted to sell Inspirational g ifts." **11 w as am azing how every­ thing fell into p la ce ," Bryant added. " I t w as a G od thing. He m ade it possible for us to d o it." W orking d ay and night, and w ith help from friends, Tindel and Bryant began transform ing the b u ild in g in to their new store. It d id n ’t take long for the sis­ te rs to tu rn th e old Florida Pow er and Light building Into th e business o f their dreams. T h e grand -open ing celebra­ tion w as held on Nov. 2. Two m onths later, the store is slowly b eco m in g a p o p u lar site for shopp ers looking fo r religious a n a secu lar g ift item s. "A ll kinds o f people com e to our s to re ," T in d el said. "C h ristian people and people w h o ju st w alk by and see som e­ thing they like in the window. "O u r intention w as not to be h ig h religion , and w e d o n 't w an t people to be intim idated to shop in a C hristian store," she said . J We w ant to show people that G od 's word can be fun and e xcitin g ." A lon g w ith B ib les and C ontinued from Page LA His intentions for the property Spolski's original offer for the are to build a "fin t-d ra a f l t o land w as $182,000, b u t he building" that could be marketed reduced that after he discovered as a new post office. "You have all these if factor*" it would cost more than $110,000 for dem olition. He estim ated the he said. " I n u d e this otter a> tfie landfill costs to be close to 40 or w ay back in July; now they're 50 percent o f the d em olition going to penalize ip e another 80 days to see if this is going to price. Spolski raised several ques­ w ork." A ccording to Grace, by urtng tions at the m eeting about the air­ port property. A ccording to the county public works depart­ county staff, about 10 acres of the m ent a h a th e possibility of land is usable, but Spolski dis­ reduced landfill fees, the county agrees stating only aboi .h a lf die could dem olish the building tar less th an the d ty or Sp o isld . land is free o t wetianui. "Y ou're going to store dirt and Asbestos removal mom the build­ pipes next to wetlands — I don't ing will b e contracted o u t Grace think so ," he said. "The bottom said. In the meantime, the county line is it's (FP&L building) been will con tin u e to pursue th e off the tax rolls for seven years." He also questioned if the three- Sanford d eal seeking moot fourths of an acre FP&L property details about the 99-year lease, is big enough to build a nigh-rise Grace said. O ther con tin gm d ra condom inium . The city would involved in the possible land likely com bine the property with swap is FAA approval for the land it ow ns adjacent to the prop­ county's use o f the airport prop­ erty and possibly d ose Myrtle erty, said Grace. That decision is Avenue to make the plot suitable. expected w ithin 30 days. The county is asking Spolski to ------------------keep his bid open for the next 60 Christopher days, but he said Tuesday he reached s t e p etto o d would have "to think about it." Sisters Angttta flndel and Melissa Bryant display some ot the Items available In their Christian gift store ‘Grace & Glory.* The store is located next to the Helen Stairs Theatre on Magnolia Avenue Christian music, the store offers an array o f m erchand ise, inclu d ing the p o p u lar Holy BearaR epresenting alm ost every occu pation, holiday or event. the bears carry an inspirational m essag e on their tags, A ccording to Tindel, G race and G lo ry is o n e o f only a few Central Florida stores that stock the stuffed anim als. A nother popular Item is the Sp ln Shade, w nich can be found w ith or w ithout inspirational v erses. A cco rd in g to B ryant, they have already reordered the item s on various occasions due to local demand ENJOY THE FOODS YOU LOVE! People on any bu d get can find som ething In the store, Prices range from 10 cents for a Pass-It-Along Card to $279 for a ceram ic baptism al fo u n tain , And, people with children will find the store "k id -frie n d ly ," with its sm all play area o f toys and games. "W e have seven ch ild ren betw een u s," T indel said, "T h at's w hy it Is im portant for us to be children and fam ily oriented." As to the store's nam e, the sisters w anted som eth in g unique and Inspiring for their business, If it w asn't for the g race of G od, w e w ould have nothing in life,” T in d e l said. "A n d , we wanted to glorify H im ." T he n am e also cam e from the w ords o f o n e their fav orite Psalm s, 84:11, w hich Is painted on a w all in the store, "T h e Lord will give g race and glory." For m ore inform ation about Grace and Glory, call 407-6888234. T h e store Is open 10 a.m. to 6 p .m . M ond ay through T hu rsd ay. 10 a.m . to 8 p.m . Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . on Saturday. C ontinued from Page LA additional warrants at a Sanford, Lake Mary and Apopka sites. The warrants resulted In the recovery of more vehicles, trailers and various items. Some property recovered Ls from victim s in O range, Sem inole, L ake and Airport---------Continued from Page LA The prim ary reason for the slow dow n, Gouldthorpc said, is economics. The British are still traveling, but a cyclical fluctua­ tion in the exchange rate between the British sterling and the U S dollar m eans Brits are getting less bang for their buck when they travel to the states. "L ast year the rate w as 1.68 to the d o llar," G ouldthorpc said. "T h is year it's 1.35, which is a pretty substantial decrease. ” Gouldthorpc predicts a 15 to 20 percent decline in British trav­ elers through the peak summer m onths b u t sees encouraging Volusia counties. According to Berrios, victims could be even farther aw ay as many vehicles rccovered at the sites had vehicle identi flea lion numbers that did not match their parts. Initially, Richard Allen VanAlstyno, 37, o f Sanford was Mellonville Ave. was also arrested C h e c k L i c e n s e s iind C o m p l a i n t s t JO I N F O R O N L Y s 2 o ! 1 . 800.651 6000 LOMOWOOO Longsood Church * s i fborent 203 N. Wayman Street Tuesday (LISpm 160 Ibis BA Thursday 7 pm SANFORD Chamber ol Commerce too flit 1st Street Saturday 9:30 am M o rtg a g e s LAKE MARY Community Center 260 N Country Out) Raid Wednesdiy 9.30an &5 30pm Thursday 4 &6.00 pm Investments * Car Financing 'W '-t ^ngrsr ( j ’ ; - 1 -8 0 0 -8 4 8 -3 7 9 2 arrested on charges of auto theft, larceny and burglary and William Suw alski, 36, o f Deltona was arrested on drug charges, Van Aistyne's wife, Debbie Ann, is also expected to charged as the couple lived in a stolen trailer at the M clkm villc property. on auto theft charges a war- rant was served at his home. All three men have since bonded out frtim the county jail. More arrests <m‘ t,xpvcted in the auto theft ring, Berrios said. Berrios said by identifying victims that have similar thefts. signs for 2003. "Europeans traditionally p u r­ chase their vacations at Herat 8 year In advance, and tour opera­ tors have already re ported im proved bookings for n ext year," Gould thorpe said. Britannia Airlines' derision to m ove service back to Sanford from O rlando International Airport w ill help offset th e decline, Gould tnorpe said . Britannia charters will begin landing in Sanford on Saturday. Dan Ping can ba reached at dpingOsafninolaharatd.com or 407-322-2611. investigators will be able to w ork backward In associating crim e* to the ring. He said typically die ,roup targeted covered trailers mm six feet to 20 feet and pickup trucks. More areas of hoarded stolen m erchandise in C entral Florida may still exist, he said. Anybody with information on die w hereabouts of suspected .s to le n property, v ic tim s ,o f the theft ring, or those who m ay have purchased stolen vehicles or item s can contact investigator Scott SUvin at 407-665^631. ? 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The first floor w ill house the clerk of the courts and the sh eriff's office personnel. The second floor w ill be set aside for the state attor­ ney's office and third floor w ill sh elter the pu blic d efen d er's office. The fourth and fifth floors w ill be hom e to four dreuit and county cou rts w ith the four county courts prim arily existing on the fourth floor. An addition­ al circuit and county courtroom w ill also be on the first floor. Sim ilar to the top two levels, the second and third floors w ill also have floor to floor windows in the fro n t Regarding possible future expansions, the state attorney's and public defender's offices could be moved to anoth­ er building and the second and t KImm -—.—- . —----- — S» ■ ■III n n - — --------S— —■B a ■■, JL, ,a■ uukhrahJ a I un_ craw prepares in a car S— rocmaM —scan# from an upcoming waocjy a restaurant jcommercial, i ns nnHLiwswl naoonai knanv A inim burger chain aetacted Sanford aa the site for a new aedee of commorctala that wM ok later thia year. Sanford landmarks are being Aimed a t part of a recreation ot DubNnvMs, Ohio, the cMy whsrs ths restaurant was found­ ed. The new commercials wMfocus on the company's hometown beginnings. In rotated news, Wendy’s founder Dave Thomas died early Tuesday at his home in R . Lauderdale from cancer of the War. Ha had a cardnoid tumor, which Is a alow growing canosr, for more than a decade. Ha waa 09. third floors could also be used for additional courtrooms. Jam ie Croteau, county adm in­ istrative services director, said the courthouse schematic design w ill also allow space for three more future buildings to house county staff and possibly dislaced state attorney's and pubc defender's offices. After the courthouse Is completed In 2004, a county jail expansion Is expect­ ed to take place, said Croteau. The fail expansion would also 17. . The exhibit is part o f aseries p f events celebrating the 100th anniversary of G oodw ill honor of the exhibit's opening, hxhI will President and CLO. kick Coleman, presented Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood with an oversized check symbolizing more than S 42 million in earnings geiwrated this past year from people placed in communling tions in the U nited States, Canada, and 24 other countries, Each organization serves people w ith d isab ilities and other needs by providing jo b training and em ploym ent services, as w ell as Job placem ent opportunities and post-em ployment su pport Through its services, the netf ^ M iia jk s f ly 6 afr14 '4 5 tV' work helps people overcom e barriers to em ploym ent and becom e Independent, tax-paying members o f their com m unities, In 2000, G oodw ill Industries International served 448,563 individuals and reported $1.85 billion In revenues. This past year. 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Seminole Herald 300 North French Ave., Sanford JlltyrCKdCriitegfo 3159 Ortando Or. 407-688-0227 407-322-2611 LA K E M ARY SUNRAY ^ N U k fk lto W M E N tM Store Away ■ I-RESIO EM T M A N A G ERS-I Gall foftyour Call today and talk to a real person who caret about your fam ily’s protection and security. f * J exh ib it through Thursday, between 10 a.m . and 3 p.m., to speak w ith individuals seeking information about the org anization’s em ploym ent training and jo b la cement services. Those visit* ig the exhibit during these times next week can enter to win a $100 shopp ing spree at G oodw ill's new est retail store and donation center in Orlando. Scheduled to op en later this month, the new store will be located at 380 E. M ichigan Street, near the intersection of M ichigan Street and O range Avenue. Founded in Boston in 1902, Goodwill Industries has evolved into cn e o f the w orld's largest nonprofit providers of em ploy­ ment, training an d career ser­ vices for people w ith disabilities and disadvantages such as w el­ fare dependency, hom elessness, or lack of education and w ork experience. Since its inception, the organization has helped m ore than 5 m illion people through a broad range of pro­ gram s and services. G oodw ill Industries o f Central Florida has b een serving O rlando and Central Florida since 1959. “Work gives us the power to support our families and build stro n g com m u n ities," says Colem an. "Through this exhibit, w e want to celebrate the people w h o have turned on the power o f w ork in O rlando and Central Florida." T h e G ood w ill Centennial C eleb ra tio n Traveling Exhibit uses a mix o f narrative and stun­ n ing visuals to depict Goodwill's rich history and plans for its next cen tu ry o f service. Goodw ill Industries o f Central Florida is o n e o f 4 4 G oodw ill agencies hosting the exhibit between now and the end o f 2002. G oo d w ill Industries In tern ation al is a netw ork o f' 215 com m unity-based , autonom ous m em ber organiza- _ji neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect A |j serv ices " from G o o d w in \ Ind u stries o f C en tra l Florida. These earnings result in a signif­ icant contribution to the region’s econom ic base and tax revenues. Goodwill staff mem bers will be the tunnel would p " * * ^ * * nothing more than a l2-»oot ■ewer pipe water aealed, b in * would provide a way for deputies to transport p riiooen to and from the court- e t t e r TONY RUSSI placed more than 3,300 people in m eaningful, life-sustaining Jobs in the com m unity and provided services to another 26,000people throughout C entral Florida, Locally, G oodw ill channels a pp raxing teiyjj> 0.p ety *qj o f ita annual earnings into a fu lly staffed and unique em ployment and training service. i neL According » E Goodwill Centennial exhibit arrives in Orlando G oodw ill Industries of Central Florida, Inc. is hosting the organization's Centennial Celebration Traveling Exhibit at O rlando City Hall, in the first floor rotunda through January »dd a iw t h e r a m e r it ] ^ ^ ^ th o u * — an undergrowvd AL A JO LEEN BLUE • Easy drive up access 365 days •A C & Non A C Units • Rent month to monlh • No Deposit • Security Gate access • Fenced & Lighted Grounds • Pest Control •Your Lock-Your Key IhM HHIiNH W M R E P A IR S • R E M O D E L IN G • N EW C O N S TR U C T IO N ComerolHiy17-82JHliy434 (NadloAtortsoni) £ — I 4V7-3IM4M (4 0 7 ) 3 3 3 -4 3 5 5 CALL U S OH S T O P IN F 0 H HATES A N D S IZ E S liiw a u iw iw ix M n (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -1 5 6 2 Fm #74314711 OpenaOeytAWs* iM JDKttfeam u~ 8- ' " �•• -*< Inside: Section B i C W e d n e s d a y 4B-6B o rd 5B la ss fed s C r o ssw January 9, 2002 Briefs SWC FRO WRESTLING Southern Championship W restling is art to debut in the DeBary C ivk Center (38 South Sh u t Road) on Saturday, January 12th at 7:30 p.m. The show, titled "SCW Evolution," will consist of nine superstar matchups featuring Frankie Capone, Live W ire, Justice, Python, the beautiful ladies of the SCW and much more. The event is co-sponsored by the D eBiry C ivic Association. Tickets are $8 in advance and SIO at the door and can be purchased at the DeBary Furniture Outlet (386-6689575) and Ray's Appliances in Sanford (407-328-0083). For more information, check out the SCW w ebsite atw w w jcw m arked.com . WINTER SPRINGS BASEBALL SIGN-UPS W inter Springs Little League registration for the Spring 2002 baseball season w ill be Saturday, January 12th from 9 am . to 2 p.m . at TVotwood Park. Children who live w ithin the W inter Springs Little League boundaries are eligile to play baseball. For more inform ation call 263-5829 or W inter Springs Parks and Recreation at 407-327-4761. WINTER SPRINGS SOFTBALL SIGN-UPS W inter Springs Little m d s tra For the w ill b e Saturday, Jn 12th from 9 a m . to 2 p m . at Trotwood Park. Children who live w ithin the W inter Springs U tde League boundaries are eligi­ ble to play softball. For more inform ation call 407-263*5829 or W inter Springs Parks and Recreation at 407-327-4761. ALTAMONTE BABE RUTH BASEBALL Altam onte Babe Ruth Baseball w ill be holding final registration for the 2002 season Saturday, January 12th at Eastmonte Park. Registration w ill take place from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. Sign-ups will cover all age divisions from T-Ball (5 4c 6 y ear olds) to Seniors (16-18 year olds). For more inform ation, please call the Altamonte Sbe Ruth Baseball League fotline at 407-263*7910, iCISTER FOR PONY Sem inole PONY Baseball '111 be holding registration ir the Spring season the next two Saturday's (1/12, 'and 1/19) betw een 10 a m . ;and 2 p m . at the 5 Points Com plex, State Road 419, east off o f 17-92 heading toward Oviedo. Five age groups are offered 5-6 (coach pitch, 50foot bases), 7-8 (coach and player pitch, 60-foot bases), 9-10 (player pitch, lead offs and stealing, 60-foot bases), 11-12 (player pitch. M ajor League rules, 70-foot bases) and 13-14 (player pitch. M ajor League rules, 90-foot bases). Cost is $60 for 5-6 year olds and $75 for 7-and-Up. Discounted rates for sib­ lings. Prospective players must present a Birth Certificate at time o f registration. For more information call 407-323-5570 or check the website at www.eteamz.com/seminole pony. SANFORD POLAR BEAR SOFTBALL The City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks S e e B riefs, Page 2B _______ Time to line up a good seed 8port» Edrtor SANTORO — W ith holiday tourna­ m ents out o f the way and the district tournaments only a month or so away, Sem inole Athletic Conference basketball team s have begun to get down to the nitty-gritty, playing district opponents in hopes o f getting a good seed for the postseason. The Sem inole High School boys contin­ ued their recent outstanding play, pick­ ing up a pair o f big weekend victories. Basketball teams looking to amass district victories Friday night Arrow Force X h it the road forra district and SAC gam e against •ad fo Lake Brantley and came away w itha hard-earned, 52-46, victory over the Patriots. The 6-foot-6 senior inside duo of Robby DuPre and M arcus Robinson led the way, DuPre pouring in 24 points and Robinson dropping In 18 points and pulling dow n nine rebounds. O n Saturday, Sem inole returned to Bill Flem ing Memorial Gym nasium and knocked o ff an old rival, Mainland, 6051. Junior forward A nthony D im er led AFX w ith 21 points, w hile DuPre added 15 points ana 10 rebounds and Robinson led in assists with three. W inter Springs also picked up a huge d istrict road victory as Ryan Ex ter scared 27 points as the Bears edged D tu sville, 61-60, on Friday H ennesey had six rebounds and Chad [fow ler seven assists for the w inner's. O viedo continued to show that it is the pow er of the county w ith a 57-42 road victory over Lake H ow ell on Friday. See B asketball, Page 2B Learning a lesson Lethargic SCC men upset by Brevard B y D t t n S m ith Sports Editor By Doan Smith Sports EdKor SA N F O R D — Curiosity m ay have killed the cat, but It w as overconfidence that did in the Sem inole Com m unity C ollege m en's basketball Saturday afternoon. P layin g th eir Final gam e b efore the sta rt o f th e M kf- F t o t o C ? m f c r r a schedule and w ith an opportunity to g et over .500 this late in the season in a num ber o f years, the Raiders (9-10) let a 10point lead slip aw ay in the second half as Brevard Community C ollege rallied for an 88-80 Victory a t the SCC H ealth and Physical Education Center. SCC may have m entally lost this gam e before it ever stepped on the court as the R aiders had already beaten the Titans tw ice this season, in Cocoa and in the S t Petersburg Tournament. Brevard w as also playing with only seven players as eight scholarship players, including D eLand's Leonard Wallery, the team 's leading scorer and rebounder, have been declared academ ically ineUgible. The Raiders were also play­ ing a little shorthanded a s 6foot-8 Christian Adolfason (broken foot), 6-foot-8 Kitus W itherspoon and 6 -foot-10 C he M organ (flu) did not play in the game. But with leading scorer Jason Currington and leaper Daniel Jackson in the line-up, SCC still looked like it would have enough to w in the game. N either team shot very weU from the floor in the first half, but the Raiders did just weU enough to carry a 29-26 lead into tne lockerroom at half­ time. SC C appeared ready to take control of the gam e in the first couple of m inutes o f the sec­ ond half as Curring ton scored five points to key a 7-0 run as the hosts built a 10-point lead, 36-26, w ith 18:02 left in the game. Brevard scored on a layup to See S C C Page Super freshman Dante) Jackson (No. 21. above) continued his outstarving work on the boards and also improved his offense, scoring 14 points, but the 6-foot-6 forward was pretty much on his own Inside as Christian Adolfason. C h e Morgan and Kitus Witherspoon, alt over 6-foot-a, missed the game for various reasons and Brevard Community CoNege from Cocoa took advantage to outscore the Raiders 62-51 In the second half and upset the hosts, 88-60. S C C htt 11 three-pointers, four from sophomore Jason Currington ((eft), who scored a team-high 24 points, but it was not enough aa the Raiders saw their record fall to 9-10 on the season. S C C will be at home next Wednesday (Jan. 16) to host Santa Fa Community Collega from Gainesville In a women/men doubleheader to open the Mid-Florida Conference schedule for both clubs. T h e women start at 6 p.m. and the men at 8 p.m. Admission to ail S C C home games is free. 2B ACE gymnasts continue to* impress By Dean Sm ith Sports Editor CLEARW ATER — Led by All-Around State Cham pion Destini Jones, the girls' team from ACE G ym nastics in Longwood cam e home with a Sixth Place finish, out of 29 teams, at the USAG Level 4 State Cham pionships In Clearw ater on December 1st and 2nd. Patriots boys stay red hot in soccer Jones, com peting in the 10-11 Age D ivision, took individual State Cham pionship honors on the Uneven Bars (9 3 5 ), Beam (9 5 0 ), and Floor Exercise (9 3 0 ), and finished third in Vault (9 5 7 5 ), to score an All-Around State C ham pionship total of 37.725 points. Jones, a hom eschooled fifth grader, began gym nastics just 18 m onths ago and started w orking out for team com petition just seven months ago. At her very first m eet she took second AllAround with a score o f 36.825 after fin ish ­ ing first on Floor (9.15), first on Vault (9.40), second on Beam (9.075) and third on Bars (9.20). During the past competitive team season, Jones earned 21 medals and nine trophies, scoring above 36.200 at each Level 4 m eet. All told, ACE Gymnastics scored 187.775 LON GW OOD — Lake Brantley's boys soccer team showed that their cham pi­ onship in the DeLand Tournam ent last w eek w as no fluke as the Patriots shut out high-scoring Lym an, 3-0, at the Carlton D . H enley Sports C om plex Saturday night. A lfredo C harry, Ryan Sm ith and Fern an d o Patino scored the goals and Patino added an assist to b a ck a 10 save effort by D ana Sin ger in goal. In g irls' action from Friday night, Lindsay A ffolter scored the o n ly goal o f the gam e and C ourtney Silvern m ade five saves in goal to record the shutout as W inter Springs blanked Lyman, 1-0. The extrem ely you ng Lake M ary squ ad also continued its im pressive play, getting past Boca Raton, 4-1. Freshm an Ja d y n Wenaas scored tw o goals fo r the Rams, w hile sophom ore Jill Deary and ju nior Jessica Zabel added asalsts and sophom ore N atalie Haerens recorded the victory in goal. O viedo alm ost pulled o ff a huge upset as No. 1 stateranked D eLand (15-1-1) needed a second h alf goal to ed ge the Lions, 2-1, a t John C ourier Field. Ju n io r Jen n ah C arter scored a first h a lf goal on a n assist from junior M egan Brannon and junior M ary K ay O 'R ou rk e m ade 15 saves in goal for Oviedo. In boys w restling action from the w eekend , Lyman w alked aw ay w ith the title at th e 17 team G atew ay Tournam ent in K issim m ee. The G reyhou nd s accum ulat­ ed 180 p o in ts to top the host Panthers (129) and New Port RJchey-Ridgew ood (128). Sem in ole w as also Im pres­ sive, record ing a ninth place finish w ith 79-1/2 points. In the C ham pionship Finals L y m an p ick ed up a pair o f vic­ tories, C h acon e defeating Norell from Tallahassee-Godby, 7-2, at 135 pound s and M artinez ed gin g Prue from G ainesville, 11-9 in overtim e, at 145 pound s. T h e G reyhou nd s also had a pair o f runner-up finishes as Brett M artin from Sem inole w on the 103-pound class, scor­ ing a 7-3 victory over Lym an's Sm ith, and W ashington from Lake G ibson picking u p a m ajor d ecision over Stone, 9-0. T h e Fighting Sem inoles also got an individual class victory at 215 pounds as D aley pinned Pine R id ge's Thom as at 4:42. GIRLS SOCCER BULLDOGS 2 . UONS 1 DtUnd | 1 _ 1 O vU do I • _ I C o tit _ O L a n J ] (Fogle, Rom ); Oviedo 1 (C u to rl A m u m _ D r U n d 1 (Ru m . Duhry), Oviedo 1 (Brtnnun) Shut* on guel _ Ifc L w d 20: Oviedo i S i v n _ OvLtn.1 £ Oviedo (O R ouike) IS. �I# Page 2B Wrdnewl.iy. January 0. 2002 T h e S e m in o l e H o a l d Red Eye 100 sets tone for FASCAR season Special to the Herald SA M SU L A — Justin Drawdy pow ered his way to the lead in the early laps o f the Red Eye 100 for Super Late M odels Saturday night at N ew Sm yrna Speedw ay and held on to record his first win o f the 2002 season. Drawdy set fast time in qualifying and drew a very friendly num ber three pill for the starting inversion. O rlan d o 's David Rogers set the early pace with his TM Ranch Dodge, b u t faded quick* ly as brake problem s made the car difficult to handle in the com ers. Rogers would return for a fourth place finish, but after the first few laps was never a threat for the win. D.J. M cLeod, M ichael Williams, Eric Black, Jacob Warren, Jeff Scofield, Mike Garvey, Jack Cook, Daniel Keene, and Lake M ary's M ike Good took their turn running in the top 10 during the race, but no one had enough horsepow er to mount a serious threat to Drawdy, The 2001 Florida Triple Crown Cham pion Travis Kittlcson added h is wide open d riving style to the show, com ing from the last starting spot to chal­ lenge for the lead over the last 20 laps. Unfortunately, Kittleson’s car failed tech inspec­ tion follow ing the race. Black, M ac Johnson, Rogers and Ormond Beach’s Cook rounded out the Top 5. Drawdy thanked his crew for their hard work and gave a special thanks to P ete O rr who has helped with the chassis set up on the car. In other action, Jerry Sym ons recorded his first Late Model win o f the 2002 season. Symons and car ow ner G ene Kelly plan to run the Goodyear I.ate M odel Challenge during 2002, and also plan to do a little cam paigning in their alw ays hot modified. 1 Rich C lou scr took the wheel o f his dad's Sportsman car and proved to b e the class o f the field. C louser easily won his feature and said he was happy to have the chance to drive the car. "O nce in a w hile they let m e d rive this car. It is sure nice to w in ," Clouser said. The Mini Stock feature found the fam iliar num­ ber 7 of Tim "T h e M issile M an " M cPhail in victo­ ry lane. M cPhail had som e spirited races during the 2001 season, and had even had a couple of photo finishes decided by a look a t the video tape. M cPhail pans to continue his w eekly FAS­ CA R schedule this year, and also plans to run the Florida M ini Stock Challenge. The Super Stock feature found Tim Ewing and Briefs Continued from page I B D epartment still has openings for all nights of its Adult Polar Bear Slow Pitch Softball League season that begins this week. Leagues offered arc Co-Ed and Church cm M onday nights; Women on Tuesday; Men of Wednesday and Thursd&y; an d Industrial on-----Friday. Call 407-330-5697 for m ore information. his Number 35 In victory lane. Ew ing held off N ick Vogler, R obert Skinner, Robbie Gauthier, and M ike Soukup to p ick up the trophy. T he final event fo r the evening saw the Barry Parks Strictly Stock in victory lane. Parks w as very happy to p ick up the trophy, saying his crew had put in a lot o f w ork during the o ff season. Racing resumes a t New Smyrna Speedw ay on Saturday, January 19th with the running o f the O range Blossom 100. Grandstands open at 6 p.m., w ith the first race taking the green flag at 7:30 p.m. For m ote inform ation about the FASCAR 2002 schedule please call New Sm yrna Speedway at 386-427-4129. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY RESULTS lilTSiHJaninjI Tim S U F IR L ATE M O D E L S r R I O m w i , ] . (12) JuMfn Drawdy; 2. (10) Eric Blech X (6) Mac (d o w n ; 4. (11) Otevtd Roger*; 5. (96) JackCnok; 4. (40) Mkhari WUJUim; 7. (1ZE) J*S Emery; A (5) Daniel Keene; 9. (47) Ruaty Ehmofe: 10. (07) Jefl ScoflWU; It. (17) Mike C o n i; 11 (17) Marc Kinlry; I I (ST) (tin Flynn; I L (14) Ramie Roach IS. (7) Matt Griffin; IS. (731 Pm ! CM tan n; 17. (7S) 1 ) . McLeod. I S (1) Mika G a m y ; t*. (S I) Jacob Wacom; 10. (7 i) Mark Vandrrender; I t . (73) David Fletcher; 22. (*7) JR McMkheeL L ATE M O D E L _ I. (66) Jarry Symona; I ( ! ) Joey Millar; 3. (96) Jo* WinctwO, 4. (21) Larry O K n n , 5. (90) Rfbrrt Andrechrrk; A (67) Chad A Oman; 7. (80) Jotmathim Smith; A (74) Ramie Ruck*. 9. (30) Dale Ckiuarr; 10 (9) Mark Steverw 1!. (X1R) Ray Riven. M O D IF IE D _ 1. ( I ) A n d y Saffiori; 1 (IIS ) fame* Burrow*; 3. (99) Jrfl Anderson. S PO R TSM A N _ 1. (30) Rick dourer; 1 (74) Robert Glover; 3 (96) Kenny HeOyer; 4. (77) Brad Rene; S. 0 ) Marty Wolf; 6 (62) Randy tlcckei M IN I-S T O C K . 1 . ( 7 ) Tim McPhail; 2. (71) Ted VUpiua; 3. (07) Dick U n d o ; 4. (12) Mfc* Pybunv 5 0 1 ) Chad Carpenter A (77*) Randy Blakeilae; 7. (6) Waylort Flynn; A (1) David Caateilo; 9. (77) Jerry SUPER S T O C K _ I. (35) Tim Ewffig; 2 (S) Robert Skinner; 3 (2) Ron Whaley; 4 (57) Joe E v a n t 3 (23) Qiariia Collin*; A (45) Mika Soukup; 7. (66) Dean M cOoihin; A ( I t ) Date CarmlL 9. (12) Deimte Carroll; 10,(17) Rob Watford; II. (74) Jaann Deeyrr; 12 0 ) (rfl Coburn; 12 (I D N k k Vtoglrr 14 (28) Sven Wiimr. I I (29) Jame* Adama. 14 (01) Robbie Gauthier S TR IC TL Y S T O C K . 1. (27) Barry Parka; 2 (63) Curtia Smith; 3 (1) Joe WhJttmmn. 4 (66) Tim Edmundacav 1 (55) Jamea DyaL A (10) Roger Lad leu; 7 (33) Jerry Mitchrfl, A (3) Faria C iew i; 9. (62) "fterte Scott; l a (40) Saen Gould. 2001 DIVISION CHAMPIONS IB M Super Lai* Medal Champion _ Sammy Craham ft 2001 Lata Modal Champten _ Robert Andrechrrk 990 2001 Modified Champion _ Tank THcker *15 2001 T r i rti ai an T T i n i a n Doua Samian KM 2001 Mini-Stock C h a m p io n ' Rick TLmey »SS ■'' ‘ ~ . Chria Prtudal 928 2001 DIVISION POINTS S U P tX L A T I M O D E L _ 1. (I ) Sammy Graham. !0ft 2 (TO) Ron Dtcandio.432 3 ( I I ) David Roger*. 404 4 (7S) B. J. McLeod, 324 5. (27) Mika Good. 232 A (22) David Praahlkh, li f t 7. (7) Mark Vandrvmder. 144; A (12| JuaHn Drawdy, 12ft 9. (10) Eric Black. 112 10. (17) Marc K in k y 104 I I . (A !) Joe Film, 8ft 12 (39) Morgan Hoover. U . 13. (31) Jacob Warren, S 4 14 (l9)Tom K o ot,7 6; 12 (16) Bruce Lawrence, 6ft IA (3X> L arin Stewart ( f t 17. (31) Jrff Sioatt 5ft I A He, (0) John Kennedy. (47) Rutty Ebrraok. (40) Michael WUKanx. and (K D ) W h ir O m oa. S I 22 (540) George M urph y 4S; 23 (7) Tank THckar, 40; 24 tk . (ISa) Bruce Gowland. and (6) Mika Film. 3ft 2A Hr. (63) Marty Zehr, (12E) Jrfl Emery, and (33) Rkky Wood. 32; 29. tk . (S I) Richard TUL (31) Don Funk, and (I ) Kmeiy Crtka. 2ft 31 He, (31) Steva Moldon. and (63) fee Strehk. 24; 34 tk . TO ) Jamra Erb, (90) Bob Foe, and (74) Barry Willoughby; 17. Hr. (K)1) Bobby Newton. (60) Kevin Finney (26) Scott Bramktt, and (57) Jim 'H o o r H y i m .t K 4). tk. (69) Stuart Lycett. (107) |rff Schoffkld, (7) Malt Griffin. (23) David Fktka, (S3) Vaughn M dnHrr. and (45) Mack Danbury 12 47. He. (S3) Jori Daaa, and (69) Steve Avmgrr. 6. 49. He. (15) |aaon Boyd. (54) R u m I h a m n . (2 «) Kevin DawkMwrvy, |67) Chad Altman. 12) th a n k ! Dlnuselbergty (68) Jl>abftth)rUamL and (44) Creg BmuA. 4. LATE M O D E L _ I. QD) Bub Andrrchrck. 54ft 2 (57) ChaJ I5crce,316. ! 3 (23) Tim m y Todd. 5 1 * 4 (77) Brian BrUaw, 4Uft 2 14) Sonny Ltrm. 312 A (84) Mika Todd, 3127. (63) Chria Lawimcc, 24ft A (2) David Love. 216; 9. ( I t ) Bruce Lawrence IL IS 2 10 (3) Earl Beckncy 144 11. (43) Randy Dye. lift I I (22) David Snodgraaa. 106; 13 (76) Bobby Mara, 10ft 14. He. L e t Us D o Y our (! ) Bill Eggrrtm . and (6) Rodney Eery. 96; IA tte. (66) Jerry Symoex. end (17) ThUMp Braaette, 92; IA (9) Mark Steeenaon, 4 A 19. (3) BID Motrta. <0; 2ft (26) Mika M urphy 5A 21. (32) Rogrr Rcbman. 32. Z L (39) Ruaa Moore, 4ft 23 (11) D w i b WUlUiiu, 44; 24 (22) Larry OMmn, 40c 23. Ite, (Si) Jvny Artuao, and ( I t ) Jim Taaker. 34s 17. (14) Karin HavrUnbrny. 31 2A tte, (SO) Jonathan Smith, and (46) Junto BJortand, Jft 3ft tte, (46) Rum A ra m u crl and (2) Bill Love. 24 32. Ha. ( I l l Q uia Dtpaaquate. (31) Brian HotifM d.and (14) Randy Darla. 2ft 31 (401) Bobby Newton. 16; 3 k Be. (101) Tony Lagmro. (X1R) Ray Rivevx and (23) Joey Flxfca. 12; 39. tte, (74) Ronnie Ruche. (10) Brad M ay (S4) Mike Howtfl. (71) Jimmy M r h . and (13) Dneiia Benoit S; 44 Hr. (63) M arly Zahr, (49) Andy NktoU*. OX) Demi* HimmeUrgra (42) Georg* Murphy, and (26) Bobby Shelton, 4 M O D IF IE D I. (15) Tank Ttecheg 60ft X (7) Mark V te id rrtn d n 552; 3 (•09) Rob Underwood, J4A 4 (400) Wayne Southard. 34ft 3 (29) i b Darla. 32ft A (57) Jim Flynn. M i 7. (71) Joe Middleton. 27ft A (600) Bobby Blake, 272; t. (22) H a Dyacev 20ft 10. (14) fuadn Handanon. 191 II. (9?) Jril Andaroon, lif t 13 0*1 T o n R o o U M ; 13 H x (3 1 )1 M Haad, and (3) Wayne Parkat I7fc IS. (5) Jon Ccenfxgnax. 14ft 14 (l )A n d y SalFML 12ft 17. (M ) A ndy J a p a n , 7ft 1A tte. (1) Mika R tcK and (M ) Jvrry Symona. 72; 20. Ha, (44) Ma* Mock, and (SI) Mika Sample*. 44 22 (77) Tim Wallace. 4ft 13. (31) John Zidrfc, S I 24 He. (7*) Geoff Marguaid, and (2X) Jaaon Boyd, 4ft 2A Of. (1J| Randy Dye, (btf) John □ a p t , (2a) Jimmy Wink, (9) Art K inueoxn. and (1SB) Arnold Boeat, 36; 31. (M O) Wayne Rautknann. 32; 32 He. (32) T lx Laurent (19) Oiarito Paachal. and (4b) Alan Brunt 2ft 35. He. ( I ) Dark) Saeright ( I t ) Ptei Duncan. and (HW) Dave William*. 24 3ft (740) Bred Baamat 3ft 39. (7a) Billy GaaL 16; 40. tte, (7) Skip Hmxket, (10) George KaSy. and (17) Daft Mtuctn. 12 4 3 Ha, ( I t ) Michael Seeright, (24) Jon Cunipagnone. f a (4) John Clark, and (3 () Ricky M a la y ft 47. U t (46) Gary EnglteK (47) Larry Chalm rn, (21) AI VamaJatr, (13) BUI C e n t,, (10) Mark Moahat (47) Darien Could. (66) Tommy S yntax. (75) thetd Rogeir, and (100 0 ) Eddie Tovet. 4 S P O R T S M A N .! . (KM) Doug Samian. 66ft 2 (30) D ak Oouaee, ASft 3 (07) Ron Lufcy, 60ft 4 (111) D o m k WUUamft 33ft 2 0 ) Ian Huffman, 452 A (47) David GO**. 324 7. (90) Steer Flkm. 20ft ft (2) M l Buhemrkr. 164 9. He, (77) Bobby Mara, and (10) Tbrnmy Dove, 14ft 11. (7) Chuck AbetL 124 12 (17) Bill Loomia. 10413 (K »> M u t y WoU. *4 14 tk. (Z M ) David Salky. and (74) Bob C k ve y S i 1A P S ) Dsn D a c y 7ft 17. (1) Steve Reddilt tft IS. (46) Butch Yancey. 6 4 1 2 (93) Bruce Cayton. 6ft TO. (7) Bill Lovr. 52 21. (11) Chria Dtpawfuak. 44 22 ( I ) Rich Clouart. 4ft 23 Ha. (O N O ) Jrfl MUIrr. and (80) Karin Hawkkbrrry, 3 2 22 tk, (S3) Matthew Schwab, Gymnastics C ontinued from page I B Gym nastics were: Ages 6-7 Division: Felicia M iranda _ State Cham pion on Floor (9.625) and third place AllAround (37.625); and Aishleigh Gnat _ second place on Uneven Bars (9 3 7 5 ). Ages 7-6 Division: Jordan M asluk _ third place o n Uneven Bars (9.40), second place on Beam (9 3 2 5 ), third place on Floor (9 3 2 5 ), and Third A llAround (37350); Sam antha Bulfin _ third place on Vault (9.60). In other girls team news, Level 9 gym nast M oriah M artin made the National TO PS team and recently attended a training cam p at Beta Karolyi's in Texas. Also, the ACB Gym nastics boys team com peted in Its first meet, the Florida Judges Cup, in Tampa the same Dec. 1-2 week­ end. The Class 6 Team i Fift 153.10 points and finished I t A 7 T b a m (1 5 4 3 5 ) while trie C and Class 5 Team (142.10) both finished seventh. Following are the individual results for the ACE boys: 1001 FLORIDA JUDGES CUP Tra p * . December 1-2 2091 CLASS 4 A C E S 12-OVER F lm r _ 7. Billy W rm rr, 7.4 J*a> Cortire. 7.1. Pummel iiarve _ A Juoa Coetme. ASS; BUly Wumry 5.85. Ring* „ A (tk ) BUly Wjtrtkf *nri J*co Cortue, 76A Vm II _ 2 (He) Jw rC o rtm x 7.722 4 (Hr) Billy W rm ey 7.7. P trtiirl B*n _ 4 (Ur) J*a> Cam **. 7 2 2 A BUly W *m ryA 92 High B*r _ 2 J*co C o m e r. 7.92 3 BUly W*mrr, 7JB. A ll-A ra u ru l. 4 J*co Com **. 44112 6 Billy W*nwr, 433ft CLASS 5 ACESA9 Floor _ 3. (He) Bradky L*th*m. A43 Pommrl H on* . Bradky Ledum. A20 Ring* _ 2 Bradky Ledum. A 42 V*ul1 _ A Bradky le d u m . A9S. 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Hk 12 (37) Jamm EngXoan. 7ft IA (SX) THrtx G ray 7217. (60) Ray Martky 6ft 1A (2) Eric Powefl. Sft 19. (36) D m Dairymok. 51 XL Hr, (7X)C«rt Foky and (11) PugPugiX. 4A ____ 21 (UC) Darmia Cartry4 4 2 2 Hy (2») Rkk PHwrU, (34) Joah Robtrmm, and(77)LmDRetA4ft2AHe,(14)Jaanm8telrxkatand(l07)DlckLa*k; 3ft 2ft He, ( 0 ) Rax HcdHngm. and (31) Chad C k p n k y 3 2 ; » W> Wayne Omk, 2ft 31. tfa OX) 9k*« Wg*3i (M)Ctoy Cramy and (2) Dm Stradft Jt. 3 4 3 4 He. (77) Jamay WIBkma, and (11) CheHk Brawn, 1ft 34 Ha (2X) Robert Hak. and (2S) Sian Bam, 12 3ft tk. (94) tha Cxayx (107) Slrve Wkgney (84) R a n k StrtxahL (22) Randy Kocm, xid (7i) Kan Lawrence, ft <3 (X5) D Duncan. 4 s u ra STO CK. 1.( 2») Chria PeiudaL 572 2 tk, (551 Jim ftiydey and (15») KDy Spade, 524 4 (4!) MikaScmk)^>,312 2 (41) T rd fkhnaA 472 A DO) MUx Wkonmck. 452 2 (57) J o a l e m 300; A (3S) Thn Earing, 294 9. (13) )k* Wkmtetetn, 27ft 10. (14) David GoikL 24ft 11. (2) Ron Whaky 22ft 12 (32) IR1 Stmy. 20ft 13 (33) KeOy CaudOL l*ft 14 (7) Ed ZUowakL 17ft 12 Hft (t00) John Hodge, and (3S) Randy JoiaA 14ft 17. ] (92) Bobby Sbncm, lift 12 Ha. (12X) Rkk John, aid (21) Becky OyeoH. J 100:20. (14) Kaeki Schukx, 92 21. (22) Hm Codon. 94 22 (2*1 Sima Cochran. 7fc 22 (27) J o t! Wbmkmy 4ft 24 tk, (50) Stephan Dvmblneky and (3 ) fame*Adame.."-* 2ft tk. (22) Barbara Pkea, (SOB) Jeff Wright and (10) Ron Partdke. I 29. He. (12) Darmk Carroll and (44) Dmn McCktlln. 32 11- (1*) Dt CarreO. 2ft 32 Ha, (46) George Spain, met (54) Ik n Root. 2 4 1 4 He, (C Doug Gould, (I) Paul Lmti. and (9) John CHawwika, Tft 37. Ha. ( 4 , Barbara Moaay (5) Dare Rowe, and (23) Chaika CoiHrx, 1ft 40. He, (901) Robbk Ceuthiry (23) Jeff Coftum, (2S) Henry Rader, arm! (12) C a lf ‘ * 11 h n l M am* _ 4 Bradky Lxhm*. S Jft High Bm _ 2 B n rik y U H x m . 7J& AM -Aim m d _ A Brufky Lariwm, .4112 A GES 10-11 Flam _ A D tn id Johnmm. 9.15; F*ul L m rttt A72 re m u n l It e m _ P u lil J r h n -— * ■ --* — 1 Lrevitt 44ft Ring* _ D*nkt Johxkm. 7JS ; Paul Lmvtti. A3ft VmM . 1 DmHrl Johnmm, 9.12 P m l Uevtrt, m .7 . Dunkt Jahntaa 7.92 Pml LravitL 10ft High Bm _ Dmkl Jobrutem. 7 2 Paul Lmeilt 72 AU-Aroond _ DuiU JohnXon. 4132 Paul Len in, 3622 AGES 12-0 VIB Floor _ 1ft Akc VWmd*nL 7 Jft Brandon McKm, 7 2 2 Danny Swrrrun. 7.12A1 Johrxon. 70S; Matthew Bainun, 62ft Poauml Hare* _ 2 (tk) Akc Vtoodard. BOft Danny Sherman, 445; AI Jahixon. 430; Matthrw Kalman 22ft Brandon McKm, 10ft Ring* . 7. Akc Wbodard, A52 Brandon McKte. 7.5ft Dmny Sherman7 2 2 AI Johnuy 6.9ft Matthew Rabiman AKL Vaoll _ 2 (He) AJ Jchmon 9.4ft 2 (tk) Akc WUodard end Danny Sherman 92ft Brandon McKee, 16ft Matthrw Kalman. 160 PanMrt In n . 2 (He) Akc WbodanL A2ft 1ft Brandon MdCae. 745; AI Johrxcey 438; Danny Shrrman AOft Manhew Kalman AO). High Bm . 10. (Hr) Akc Wbodurd. 7.9ft AI Blag* _ 2 (tk) Stefan Kirahr, 93ft VaoM _ A Stefan Kuaiv, 29 2 ParaOel San _ 4 (He) Slrian Kuaiv, 242 High Bm_2S6r<an Kuaiv, 8.1ft AU-Around . 2 Stefan Ktmv, 49Jft AGES IS-11 OLD Plan _ Eric Kabxrtmn A ll Pemaael Horae . Eric RetnrrWm 29ft m i v King* _ S. (He) Eric IMnertmn, 133. * * VaaM . Erie Reinerimn S 42 ParalW Ban _1. Eric Retnerteen, S32 High B a t. 11 (He) Eric Reinertmn2 4 2 AU-Aroond . 7. Eric Refnertaen, 49JOi ACRSlSOVIft Plant . 2 Chria Bom. BOS. Pemmei K m t _ 3 Chtto Bom. EOft Rla^* . 2 Out* Barm. B3ft VmII . 1 Chri* Bam, B40. ParaOel B m *.3. Chria Bonn 21ft High Bar _ 3 (He) Chria B om 274 AO-Amoad _ 4 Chria Bom, 4930. CLASS 7 ACES 8-7 YOUNG Plant _ A Joey Houck. 2 Jft 2 (He) Ian Hllknberg, S I S Pemmei Hmte . 7 . Joey Houck. 7.4ft 1ft (He) tan Hllknberg, A92 Rtaga _ 2 (tk), Ian Hllknberg, 9.12 Joey Houck, SJft Vmlt . 1 Joey Houck. ft7ft tan HUknbetg. t 7.9ft id Parallel Bm* . 4 Joey Houck. 9.14 ft led Hllknberg. 25ft High Bet _ 2 Ian HUknberg, 9 3 4 7. (Ik) Joty Itourk. a ao. V, a. T kduxon 6.9ft Branikh McKen A4ft Danny ■ • AU-Around a a Juey Ituutk) N > »2 2 im ' Shrnrun 63ft Madhew Rairrun 4.9ft Hitknbern49JO, .! , ” ) All-Anrand AkcWbodard. 49.4ft Owmy ' ' ACES 6-7 SfTDOiE !>' n Sherman 3934 Brandon hbKae, 393ft AI flam _ 7. Dakoda Jonm » «4 Logan McKee. JOhrxon 39.1ft Matthrw Ralman 327ft 732 Pummel Han* _ It. logan McKee, 76ft CLASS 4 Dakoda fane*. 70A Blags _ 2 Logan MdCae, 93ft Dakoda Jane*. AGES 7-4 YOUNG Floor . 4 )o*hua Yancey. 42ft 9. Cared 272 V au lt.2 Dakodafonra. 1 6 4 LogankkKeo. Chapman 722 22ft Pummel Han* _ Joahua Yancey. 49ft Cared Parallel Ban _ Dakoda (ones. 234 Logan Chipmtn* 0 6 . 0 McKee. 79a Ring* _ Cared Oxpman 7 S2 JoXtua Yancvg High Ber . Dakoda Jones, 63ft Logan McKaa. 7.7ft 7 32 Vault _ 2 Joahua Yancey, A7ft Gated AU-Around . 11. Dakoda Ja m , 49 95, logan Chapman 7.90i M cK m . a o m Parallel San _ A Cared Chapman 24ft 9. ACES H YOUNG (tk) fo*(uu Yancey. 73ft High Bar _ Joahua Yancey, 8 3 4 Cared Flour _ Adam Johrxon S DA Ompnin, 6-35. Pommrl Honu . Adam Johnaon 232 Rings . Adam Johrxon 9JQ All-Around _ 2 Joahua Yancey, 4535; 9. Vault _ Adam Johnaon. 25a Cared Chapman 441ft AGES 7-8 Parallel Bam _ Adam Johraon 230. High 2 * r . Adam Johnaon. 145 Floor _ 9. Jared Flkhm 7.92 AJJ-Areuad _ Adam Johnaon 50.66 Ring* _ Jared Pitcher, 760 ACES S9 OLD Vault. a. (Hr) Jared Pilcher. 24a Floor _ Daniel Shriet. 792 Parallel Ian . 9. Jared Richer. 7.90. Pomawl H o n *. DururlShares,7JI1, High Bar . Jared Fllchet, 24A Rings . Daniel Shereu, 91ft All-Around _ fared Pitcher, 45 Oft Vault. 7. Daniel Shrm. 6 9A AGES 18-11 Paralkl Ban _ 2 Darrel Shneu, 6 6ft Floor 7. (Hr) Stefan Kuaiv. 736. High Bar. Daniel Shrm. 7.9ft I Harm_ 2 Stefan Kuetv, 8.70. All-Around _ Daniel Shrm. 492ft C ontinued from page I B Jacob Pickett had 17 points and five assists for the Lions, while Shaw n Witherspoon chipped in with 17 points. Isaac Codrey led the Silver Hawks w ith 17 points. O n Saturday, Lake Howell picked up an impressive road victory o f its own, besting Oak Ridge, 52-43, as Codrey dropped in 18 points and pulled down 12 rebounds. Jared Laskey helped out with eight assists. Lyman also continued to play outstanding bas­ ketball, nipping Lake Mary, 49-44. Andreu Pieters scored 14 points, w hile Donovan Redden had 10 4 poll points and two assists and Mark Robinson grabbed six rebounds for the Greyhounds. In girls basketball, two of the hottest teams in the SAC, Lake Mary and Oviedo, came up w ith victories. O n Friday, sophomore Whitney Tossie had 17 tints, 11 rebounds and six assists to lead the ons past Colonial, 58-31. O n Saturday, the Rams remained undefeated with a 56-39 trium ph over Lake Howell. Alexa Kane paced Lake Mary with 20 points, while sophom ore Abby Kohn had an outstanding me for the Silver Hawks with 21 points and ur assists. M attea Codrey added eight rebounds and M ipa Segarra four assists for Lake Howell. In another girls game, Seminole continued to struggle, dropping a tough 41-39 decision to Bishop Moore on Friday. Junior Chequilla Jessie led the Tribe with 14 points and 10 rebounds. G S " WINDOW PACKAGES • 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 (46) Rum Anfcmacd (11) Chad Pierce. (51 Dm * Sm**- “ *• W Hackay 2 ft3a H ft(2 1 )K a ra BXOowec.and(2) J* n N u a b a m A lft He. (K D ) Jaaon Haft ( I ) Robert Dsuglaa. ( « 1 ) Tony Lagxm. and ( U ) K n e w * L n t n , » 3A tk , («01) VWyrw Southard. (Z M ) Dean Totten. ( I I ) Im a Shaw, and f7) Mark VttedXry 1ft 40 Hr. (2J) Rkhaad I8 ^ «L and (909) Larvy Swtft. 11 42 He, (7) BVed M ay (6) ferry Br*u*t see Continued from page IB break the drought, but the Raiders answered w ith a threepo:inter to take their biggest iead of the gam e, 39-28. lea But David "M a g ic" Dorsey suddenly caught fire for Brevard and the Titans went on a 13-0 run as the visitors took the lead, 45-44, with 13:02 left. Brevard continued to pile up the points, taking an 81-62 lead with 1:30 left before a threepoint barrage by SCC made the gam e seem close at the end. Dorsey scored 27 of his 33 points in the second half as the Titans outscored the Raiders 62- 51 over the final 20 minutes. All five starters scored in dou­ ble figures for Brevard, which hit 25-of-27 free throws to a per­ fect 7-for-7 for SCC. Currington, four three-point­ ers, paced the Raiders, which m ade 11 three-pointers in the gam e, with 24 points, while Jon Sterling, five "threes", scored 21 points and Daniel Jackson 14 points. The SCC women will be at hom e on Friday afternoon, host­ ing the University of Virginia Basketball Club at 2 p.m. in its final tune-up before conference play begins. The M-FC schedule begins next Wednesday (Jan. 16) with the Raiders hosting Santa Fe Community College from Gainesville. The wom en will play at 6 p.m. and the m en at 8 p.m. Admission is free. T IT A N S 88, R A ID E R S 80 Brevard Community College (SB) D u n r y ll 10-12 33. Hatcher 4 6 4 15. WUaun 6 l - l 13. Taylor 0 ftO 0, McLaughlin S 4-4 13. King 4 2-2 IU. Wilaon 0 2-2 3 Total*: 30 23-27 62 Seminole Conun unity College (SO) Tm nrll 0 M 0, Sterling 6 0-0 21, Currington « 4-4 24. Flatter I M 2 C Jackaon 3 3-3 9. D Jaction 7 0 0 14. Malcolm 1 0-0 3, McHenry 2 <W) 4. William* 0 HO ft Total*: 31 7-7 8ft Halftime _ SCC 29, BCC 2A Three-point field goal, . BCC 3 (Uoracy, Hatcher, McLaughlin); SCC 11 (Sterling 5, Currington 4 Fiahex Malcolm). Team luuta . BCC II , SCC I t Fouled out SCC Curringhei Technical* _ BCC. King �3B Wednesday. January 9,2002 THE SOONOLK HnULD Li c a l s M " L yaato) d bajaea. f a dtoo^* • * fto ram**) * .................. J waa m M W M C O T lK N t t g F YSAROF RELIANCE: If S f jy a P M H Id M 0 M » O M )M (m m iM r W lD M f t .M M a v r t a ii dmi 0000 S TRPSTY BAY PH 3) laun m n ifw ii •raft* •a wan boi doer. SonPnota Corty CmfiWM, BardttH Ftodds a i •AonMF Fabnrory 11. 1002. d Ikratap iltm taracn. Tha b a ll) aid yaarla) d d ta 1100am NOTICE ■ HERESY OWEN, t e l FUNE TRUSTEEDUETDOIAN C/0 FF OM ECT U EN F U N O S D CO LLC fa M M a d S a to *MHi I Namaa ta at« •URKETTLTD A* d add Coaly d I dM anpd MdoRlng to t o r f a pns■*> dtonkad In auch r n f c d a (i) N O D C t • M M S Y OMEN, M L M W rU M U T TM U NOt t i l l TEAR O F toSUANCfl IM S PARCEL D r 3S-30-S3S01-00000790 Oaacrtpfon d Fwparty: U O LO T SLO N O O A U PB U P O M T MOORE. JAMES T TACKETT A l d aaa, ptpparty btong to f a Coudy d Sandneto IB M ef m rtd r Urtoaa auch carttocatoft) H a l ba Paymari ot Sato Nay wgtobto IM r t M M P W parcel O ft oi-ti-SM Bt+oooo- O.acrkdton at Prop art). U Q LOTS I t i n i M (LESS TU S C A W U A u N riiu u H m tv t u im i •c m ■ n ooooaoici st os- ii4 i OAHWMFMyaracra u n i T o n iS im a a D n jo m TUNE lo t M f t PPM M M r batog ft to* Nat a * taqUrad to ba pdd by t e Mecaadto tto fe a n a • d r U payment d an anaad aqudtof a t id a d b d to dua d S in fd t o n dtor f a adrorttasd S ia d Mto. A l b ta C M d ta C M l 1373773001. MANYAISR M0N8E C U m OF TH E CM CUfT COURT BCM M OU COUNTY, F U M I A ^byQERALDMC HARFORD Cdpdy pM dbyfa Mto M paymarl d e i amoul atoM to f a hRpad tod N dua uMto M id t o r fa id ia fM d M a d A l payrnam Hud ba caah a Putddt Jaruary t . Id, 33,30,30M NORCC ■ HEREBY GIVEN, f a l RUTH COLMAR , f e h o M e d f e _ . r . T___J to b t ba>1N m d y*ard) d Nauanoa. l a wwcnpwcn w rw properry, ano w n a n d d In atoch t aaa , m||n, «4 M l to • * N tfd d M I* du* wPNn (a n 12/77/2001. MAfTY U f C C U R R C S TH E ORCUIT COUNT 8EW S40U COUNTY. FLOMOA by OCRALDSC HARFORD Deputy 14 23.30.2002 n o d c e a h e r e s y a n / E H iM LARRY LANE U TTR E1L. ilo h a U - «C N tM i| > «a w a P A R C E LIM ; 01-f 1-3044*0000jr LEO F T OF LOTS 98 M I M 1 VACO S TS DCSC AS K O NW COR L O T AC T U S C A W U A UNIT ■ RUN N 1 DEO 31 U N S S EC W too 82 F T N IS o c a S4 U N a S IC E 110 F T S S4 o c a S MW 37 S IC e TO N U 100 F T FFC EBATT C TO ■ U TU3CAW C I A U N O ■ W TO MLV U 110 FT m .n u r iH M a iM M »u c ■ TO WLY few NOHTHfnN WAY S zs o c a a m m m sco w m o * F T N S4 OCa 5 MM 37 SEC W TO A f t a a o c a jo u » n see ■ o f SCO N M DCO 10 MM 13 s e e w T O s e a GARDENA FARMS f s • n a iM N m m to wtpcfi ■■apart: W M TCH SFfSNOS D t v JO M T VEHru n c M sf a*M papM > btong ta f a c a M r a s o t m o m . s a a oi f m m . UrAaa* auch o*rP*cala(») MaC b* mdaamad acocnkng to tow, to* prop’ h auch oaroncaiaii) to* hp haat bidder at « a weal So m door. BaMnota Cooky j toa* am n « M to b* pad by f a auxaaafii bidder at f a •tot. FiC paymart a m ■mourn atpdf to f a fptfiaat bU to du* «Mn ST * “ I PARCEL D T OS-314SSCL-0001• nmy Baaciyacn d PtopdSB PT OF TRACT C DCBC AS BEG MR COR L O T I FOREST SLOPES RUN 8 TO BW COR LO T 1 W M F T N TO A PT W OF K G ■ T O BCO JE7SSFER ESTATES FB11 FOB 44 TO 4t Nama4 n aPAJi aaaaaaad M TERNATIONAL LANO PLANNMO ■ M C to f a I d md K £ ? i U rd w e e h c a f S c d d i) dad ba tadaamadaocardtogtolMLfaprapany itoaLitiad In i d eardcaMi) M f bd MM to t e Mgtod SM fd H f a add bad door. Bandnato Courdy Monday. Fatnary 11. 3000, d « l INtoW a laauano*, f a dpaertoioi of to* proparty. and (a n a m a ti) In whkfilirei aaaaaaad ‘ payabto to f a Ctoa a f a Chart Court. D a td on 1207/3001. MARYANNE MORSE C L i m OF T H « CMCUfT COURT 9EMMOLE COUNTY, FLOfSOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Daputy QMS PvrtSrtk January 4 14 33.30.3003 M SI NOTIC* a HEREBY GIVEN, fa* RJCHARO S CASSELBERRY OR LEONARD, f a h a d w a V a lo fm r fig cartrtcata*) haa Nad Mto a » c a n taf * to> d n d to bd laauad I W W V T la carabtal* numtoer(a) and yw*r(i) d toauanca, f a daaotolo r a ( a property, aid f a ranala) r which I m d Sato tod, docunantory d a r « la u J n g toad aid arptoad to bd pddby t e auooa Mto h i paymarl d an anowd a w d to f a Ngfad b d N dua « d * i 34 heat dtor f a adyataad fmd d A l paymarto d a l bt cadi a kabuiard. rnada to f a CNto d t a O ra A Court D d M on 12/37/3001. MARYANN! MORSE C U m OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SCASNOU COUNTY, FLOMQA by OCRALOMC HARFORO Dapuly can Purdah: January 8. 14, ZX 30. 3003 NOTICE IS HEREBY O N E * f a l FUNS TRUSTEE/CUSTOOCAN * PLYMOUTH BPV 1 S C . f a hdda ■ M o rita d M d to b a f a r a o t Tha cardtoda num* b a ll) aid ywr(a) d aauanca, l a u i i u U lmi o» n pruperry, m o r * ran adl In aM di f aaa aaaaaaad YEAR OF M SUAN Ct: IM S PARCEL Dd: 34-1S3SS03-OJOO* 01SO Daaotodon d Pepady; LEO LOTS 11E I I S U ( J 1ST ADO TO LOCK­ HARTS BUBO PB 4 PO 21 Nanai In a N d l aaaaaaad GRE­ GORY W LOWE Af d add propaly bdng In l a Couly d Samnoto. SUM at Flonto Untoaa audi eadtoato<a) H a l la radaanad aocanBng to N a f a p a r arty d iiir S id in audi la d toda lll * « ba id d to f a N(pad Mdda d f a n a d bad door. SdnSato CowYy Couleuaa. Sardotd, Ftortdr on Monday F d m a y II , 2003, d 1100am. Paymarl d Sato Na. documantary Marry rauordng toaa a n toddtad to ba pad by l a auccaaaAJ ddtor d t x Mto Fdl paymarl d at amounl aqod to t a hnjhaM bid N dua tMton 24 houn dtor f a adnnaad tona d Mto. A l paymara H a l ba caHi a t guaranaad hauumani, mada payabto to f a Ctork d f a C t o i Court. Daadon 13737/3001 UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT E S M M O U COUNTY. FLORDA by GERALOME HARFORO Daputy CNrh PubAah: January E If, 23, 30.2003 1*337 C U m n C A T S NO: 3S31 PARCEL D T 17-31-30601-COOOm n BS m A Bs i a Property: LEO BEG *73 FT B ♦ 19 FT E OF MW COR O f GO VT LOT 1 RUN E 347 F T S 150 F T W 347 FT N 1BO FT T O BED BIX CO COUNTRY CLUB ADO T O CAS* SELBCRRY P6 7 PG M N a m r which w i M « t PARK LAND CO MC A l a Mid proparty bang In f a Courdy a Samnaa. Stato a FkMto LMaaa *uch carMcaai i ) d a l bd to Ida, f a In auch carMcato(p)ad la tad to f a htghaal MdCounty Counhouaa. Santord. Monday. February 11, 3003. a 11 00am. Feynaa a Sato tod. mcenfng Ndd art mquvad to bd pad by « a iuxaa*W bidder a l a Mto. F iJ pdymant a an am ort aqual to ta* tvghaai tx l to du* withm 14 l e a l M e f a ddw iead M a a i to l a O a k a f a C W 4 out Daadon 13177/3001. UARYANNE MORSE C L E m OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BCM M OU COUNTY. FLORIOA jy GERALOlNC HARFORD Dapay an utdah January I . I I . 33. X . 3003 tor T u Oaad 40 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, fid CHARD S CASSELBERRY OR ONARO, t a h d d a d la t o f c w I cadlcatod) ha* Mad u d can* tod) k> a to> daad to bd bawd n o n . Tla catAcala nanbadt) L eg a ls Ful paynam d a t amowl a p id to to* MgfaH Hd N dua irttoto ‘ “ ‘ ‘ " “ dd ha NOTICE TO THE PUBUC: A l par—---— - — -KnlNQ ,-w1- —.1 dirt w A^ftla IM s — ■■ VIM IE V l^ IIVJI W Cw LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON T>* M . ctaOtora d f a Dacodaif and Tha d ta p re p arty. a d f a nena(i| to «N ch I aaa PARCEL 0 4 23-2144811-0000211C Dappbdcn d Frepa ty. U O LOT 21IC D ESTO Y ORE 1*97 FO 1M0 Naiaa to fT IP H E N JACO BS. CHRISTOAf d l d f I to f a Couay dSamkela, M H a ? F M S N S W M H *yg to tony t a prep­ arty dMCrtad to ■ ■ E b t i d f to t a N ^ m ) Mdda at f a tM d f a d doa. E e M e E Coady Fatouay 11. 2002. H Faytnad d 1 Court. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, fa t FUNB TRUSTEE/CUSTOOIAN S PLYMOUTH SPY 1 W C , tahoktor d l a toAowrg cartScaata) haa Nad •aid cardieato<i| tar ■ aa daad to ba laauad te n o n Tie catfhcato numbartil and yaarti) d aauanca. t a daar- pbon d tha preparty, and t a nerel>) « atudi I aaa M M M dd Warn aa todomCER TM C ATE NO: 1771 YEAN OF ISSUANCI: IM S PARCEL D r 14 30O040SOV000080 Daacnpoon d Prepany LEG LOT B 8LK V SUNLANO ESTATES AMENOED PLATPS 12 PG 2 Namaa to taNdl aaaaaaact RAMON F GONZALEZ. BRENOA 3 GONZA­ LEZ A l d Mid preparty bang In f a C o u ly d Sarraeto SUM d Flortda. Untoaa luen cwtPcatodl H a l ba radaanad aoconfng to toe, t a prop­ arty dtaertoad in auch cartAcJto(t> •d ba add to t a NgyaH balda at t a awal tram itoor. Bamlnda Counry Coutooua*. SanlonL Florida, on Monday. Fabruary II. 3003. H 1100am Paymari d SaM toa. appAcabto documantary damp lata* and raconlng laaa a * raqurad to ba pad by t a uccaadd balda d t a Mto. Fid paymarl d an a n n u l aqud to t a hupad bid u dua d h n 34 h o u i dtor t a adratlaad m e d aato A l paymanca Hud ba caah a guaarlaad rurumam, mi payabto to t a Oar* d t a Orcul Court. Dalad on 12/27/3001 UARYANNE MORSE C U m OF THE CIRCUIT COURT S E M M O U COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALOME HARFORO Dapuly dak Putdafr. January p. Id. 23, 30. 30W 1103* C U m OF TH E CMCUfT COURT S E M M O U COUNTY. FLORDA by OERALOME HARFORO Oapdy wkirti PlAPHc J a n a ry f. ,423.30.2002 H o n e * a HEREBY OtVEN. t M FUNB TRUSTEE/CUSTOOIAN ft PLYMOUTH SFV 1 M C , t a hdda cd f a tofadm carMcotofa) h*a Had PtM caffcM ND to p b a dMd to bd u1 ru im n T i rirs*rMi min b a d ) a d yaafa) d Uauanca. f a u | * n d f a inparty a d l a nana(i) to uNHi t a a aaaaaaad I S M O f S E H K f : IM S PARCEL D T . 34-304061400000060 OMOWtot d Pnparty: LEO LO T S HHHLANO VE1A0C ONE PS I f P O S M TO M »<-___ L_ ------- —— -A. rHiiiEE ai WOnn BafSftfEUi CHARLES KELLY Af d M d preparty batog to l a Cowdy d Samtooto, StoM d 1 IH u fb a radaanad aoconfng to tan t a preparty dMcrtoad to M d l carWcataOl <dl b* M d to f a N(paal todda d faw adb on id oa . Bans M a Courdy Couteuaa, Sadord, Ftorkda. on Monday. Fabruary 11. 2001. a 11:00am Faynard d Mto tody weadtog Nad am raptoad to ba Mto. FiS payrnam d an amourt aqud to t a h*yual bid la dua arthm 34 h a n aSa t a aharttoad in a d M to A l payirama H a l ba c*ah a guamtoad natnimad. rnada payabM to t a Ctork d t a Orem Court. Daadon 12/77/3001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUfT COURT S tM N O lE COUNTY, FLOHK1A by OERALOME HARFORO Dapuly Oak Pubtot itoaary S, IS, 3 0 2007 a. J L NOTICE a H O M E Y 01VEH M FUNS TRUSTEfiDUBTOOIAN O O F F DIRECT UEN FUNOMO COM­ PANY. LLC . t e h o M a d t a ld k w . tog eartMcMNi) tea Had ta d caffb r a b a d n d la b* laauad turaoa Tha cartEcato m d yaarti) d aauanca, f a ttaaotpSon d t a proparty: and f a na ia (0 to M id i I c n m n c i r a NO: M i l YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IM S PARCEL D T OS2I-2SSCVOOOOTV Y fliartpfan d Ftopaly: U O LOT 330 SFfbNO OAKS U M T 3 FS 17 F07S till■iim■a M j.) rt- d lAip bR iR MlJL rmTTEft hi. WfmJI aaiaa ftIMtMu. iW JflE Y AYALA. ROSA B AYALA A l d add proparty bdng In t u Cowdy d Samnoto. BUM d Ftorkto Udaaa audi camncaafa) H a l bt daiciB id In audi cadlcatod) ■S b* m d to t a N tfa d Hdda H f a uad tort doa. 8*minsto Cowdy CawtuuM . Bardotd, Ftotkto. on Monday. Fabruary It, 2003. H 1100am Payrnam d Sato to*. ippfmMi documantary ttamp laiaa and /acotdng Naa a * raqaad to b* pad by f a mocaaaU H dda d r * ■Ha. Fid payrnam d an amounl aqud to f a Ngded Hd la dua adm 24 houra dtor l a adrarttoad S ia d aato. A l paymanu H a l ba caah at guarantoail k ubuiam . mada payabto to t a Clait d f a Ckad Court Daadon 1227/2001. UARYANNE MORSE c u m OF THE CIRCUIT COURT S EM M O U COUNTY. FLORIOA toy GERALDINE HARFORO OmWy Oak Fubbdc Jamary 4 14 23.30.3003 11041 ( i f T u O lid NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod FUNB TRUSTE E/CUSTOOiAN ft PLYMOUTH SPV 1 M C . to* hdda d to# taPoanng carMcalaH) hm Sad M d c*rtAcMa(») tor a ton daad to b* uauad toaraon. Tha cardicato nwntartil and yaarti) d toauanca. toa daaertpaen d l a preparty, and to* nam*<» In wtuto I ua* Maaaaad to/ar*Mtoloart: CERTIFICATE NO: 2tft4 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1PM PARCEL D 4 23 3,-29-9I I -00000360 Oaacnpaon d Preparty: LEO LOT 36 SPRING VALLEY CHASE PB 77 P O S t7 4 M Namaa *i which aaaaaaad: LAWRENCE VOLPt. HELENE VOLP, A l d u a t proparty batog to toa County d Samtooto Stoto d h o n k Untoaa auch cardkuMd) H a l ba radaanad teaming to tor. toa preparty daicitoad to wch cartAcaa(>) adl ba add to toa Hgyaal Hdda H to* aeal Iront doa. Stmtodt Cowdy Courtoouao. Sardont Ftotkto on Monday, Fabruary II, 3003. at It 00am Paynam d Sato toa. appAcaHa documanury atamp laiaa and meaning tool am mqukad to bo pdd by to* auccuaaAi Hdda d toa aato. Fu* paynam d an tmowd aqud to Pa higled Hd • dua nHin 34 houm H e r f a admrtuad m u d Mto A l paynanta aha! ba caah at gu a/anttad auuutam , mada payada to toa O a k d to* Orcul Court. Dalad on 1227.2001 UARYANNE MORSE MARYANNE' I C U m OF TH E CM CUfT COURT tE h S N O U COUNTY. FLORDA by G ER ALD** HARFORO Daputy on whom • espy d toa ndtoo to FvM d c Jaa aty 4 14 2 4 30.3003 to f a Ctork d f a CbaR on 13777/3001. _ c u m o f i m c s ic u r r c o u r t SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA by OERALOME HARFORO Oh W Ctob PubAHc January 4 1C A 30. K U m at Leg a ls eg als Itoba d Ftopany; u o SEC I f TW F 311 ROC J0C W 1/2 OF ■ 1/30FNNU4 OF * ,* 0 0 * 1 0 ic w v rc m u n NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN, M FUNS TRUSTEE/CUSTOOIAN S PLYM OUTHIPV 1 M C . tahoktor L ic a l s are t*qMad M b* pad by t a ■ a y i i a i i tadda d t a Mto FiH pa)ward d a t anowd aqud to f a IdfhdM b d E dua «PNn 24 h o m dtor r e ad a ila id H a d A l payttardi H a l b* cadi or to t a C M si t a Cbodl Cow l D e a l on 12272001. UARYANNE MORSE CUm OF TH E ORCUTT COURT IC li M O U COUNTY. FLORDA by OERALOME HARFORD Daputy Ctork PuUHte Januay 4 14 24 3 4 * W N O TK E « HEREBY QIVEH f u l FUNE TRUSTEZDUSTOOIAN C D FF DMCCT U EN FUNOMO COM­ PANY L LC , to* hoktor d toa NAow- to* A D A Coortbator. a (407)3803481. d toad 48 how* to adwnoa of NOTICE OF B A U F U S U C AUCTION M PURSUANT TO FLO R DA STAT­ U ES 7,3.78 TH E FOLLOWING VEFOCL2 W U . BE SOLD AT PUBI D AUCmON ON TUESDAY JANU­ ARY 2 4 M IS A T 1400 AM XT CO R TES TO RINO SERVICE. 349 ORANGE A V I. LONG WOOD, FLORDA. THEBE V EH C LES ARE SOLD AS IS WITH NO T T T U GUARANTEE. SELLER RESERVES TH E fSOHT TO EEL BIDDING STAR TS A T AMOUNT OW ED FOR TOW M O ANO STOR­ AGE. VTCWMO ONE HOUR FfSOR T O BA LE FORM OF PAYMENT (3 CASH OR CABHKRS CHECK. 1) 1887 FORD F-1M VM « 1FTDX17W0V1*88378 2) 1183 FORD FAIRMONT VMS IFABF3SX40KI74714 3) 1881 FORO TAURUS VMS 1FACF93U3MA12tM2 4) 1188 FORO AEROSTAR VM* 1FMDA31U0K2C21888 O il 111 8) IM F C » * V R 0 U T CAPRICE VMS 1G1BLS1I0HA,98277 7) It S f O M C SAFARI VMS IOKDM18Z4NB801881 8) 1818 0LD BM 0E4E CUTLASS 8) 18B4 O U M M O E E J CUTLASS VSM 1Q3AR8SA7EM41(038 10) 1888 PONTIAC 1000 VSM 1Q7TL88C4QA2117K 11) 1887ISUZU L U A m VM* JABRT3170HS13628, 12) 1884 MTrSUBtSHI ECUPSE VSM 4A3CF44C8RE0ft41» 13) 1(88 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA VMS 1VWFAB18XJV0SBM4 FltoPah: January 4 3003 a taa daad to ba laauad Tha caiMcato ruttoarfi) Ion d i e preparty, aid to* namda) In aN di I a IntoaCfyHM 11:30 A.M. In antor to oonattor a m g war tor Yartaro* to to# Zoning Onfnanc* aa I partoka to In a M R -i Ida on: Lato 17. ItoylHr Oade, aecordtog to a put aarad a* mooraad In FS 00 PGS 38 toru 41. PWXe Racorda ot Samnoto C o rty . Ftorkda. YEAR OF M S U AH Ctl 1M8 PARCEL D T . 07-21-3040*0000- Daartplton d Fiuparty. LEG LOT 10 ♦ W 33 F T O F LOT 11 LULA BIAKES REVISION PB S F O 101 Naiaa In atoch............it DC/MTS WALKER. BERNICE WALKER A l d Mid preparty batog to to* Cowdy d Samtooto B o a d Ftorkda. UntoM a m i ca tA r a a(t) H a l ba radatmad a c u r S g la Hay toa preparty dMCrtbid to audi cartErato(i) aB ba M U ta toa h V a M Hdda d toa a * « bom daw. Saartod* Cowdy 11 Monday. Fabruary 11, 3002. H Paynam oi Sato laa. documantary damp t reoawBtg toa* am modiad to ba paid by toa auccta ati Hdda i ' lata Fito aaymani al an a aqua w *>• taghaat b d U dua 24 tn w ttfM r d a advamaad an* d pH*. AA pAynama dad ba caah a guarantoad Irwtrumant. payabto to to* Ctoik af toa Ckcul Coat O H M an 12/272001. MAHVANNi MORSE C U m O F TH E CM CUfT COURT S E M M O U COUNTY. FLORDA by OERALOME HARFORO Dapwy Ctork PubAah January 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 2002 NOTICE a HEREBY GIVER torn FUNB TR U S TE E/CUSTOOIAN t PLYMOUTH SPV 1 M C . to* hdda d d a kakaatog caiHk-toa(a) tea toad •dd aarEtaatofit h r A tot daad to ba laauad la ra a n Th# earEtoM* nwnbafa) m d y*a<i) d toauanca. f a daacrtpAan d to* prepany and f a nana(i) to which ■ waa aaaaaaad PARCEL D T 1S31-30400-000001IA DaacrtpAan d Preparty: U O B 100 F T OF E 70 F T OF LOT I I FROSTS ADO NO 2 T O ALTAMONTE PB 1 PO 13 Namaa to which aaaaaaad JAMES A l d M id pwparty batog to f a Coway d Samandto. StoM d Ftortd*. Untoaa auch cardlcato(a) ahai ba idtogbtoiii,to*prepto auch camArato(i) a * ba add to f a highaat H dd a al to* warn kora doa. Stmind* Cowdy CaunhouM, Bamom. Ftartda. an Monday. Fternary II , 20U2. al II “ meaning lata am raqukad to ba paid by f a iu b c m HW Hdda a to* aato. Fdl paynam d an anowd aqud to too laghad Hd to dua adfan 24 houm aha to* adralaad M a d aato. A4 paymarda aha* ba caah w guarantaad nabumard. mada payabto to t a Oatk d toa Cbcud Court. D a e d a l 13272001. M AR YAM * MORSE C U m OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SLUINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by OERALOME HARFORO Dapuly Ctoik PWdtofc January 1 . 14 24 34 3002 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tod SAUL A CO AS CUSTODIAN (AJAX) ft PLYMOUTH FINANCIAL COMPA­ NY M C . to* hoktor d to* Mowing rartdraM(a) hat Mad iaad cantocat*(i) tor a l u daad to bo wauad lem on. Th* carttocal* nurtoar(i| and yaarla) d toauanca. to* daaenptom d toa preparty, and to* lamad) n which I waa aaaaaaad a/am aa CEHT1FKAT1 NO: I7 M YEAR OF ISSUANCE: I t f f PARCEL D r 3O-21-3O4MJ0OOO- 0020 Daacnptcn d Proparty LO T 3 WILSHIRE SQUARE PB 48 PG3 29 • 27 Namaa In when aaiaaaarT COM­ PLETE INTERIORS WC AS d tad preparly bang in to* Cowdy d Stmaida. Su m d Ftorkda. U n M « auch caabcatod) H a l 6* radaanad accodng to law. toa preparty datertoad n auch cartAcaUU) wto ba aotd to toa Hgfad H dda d toa watt from doa. Samnoto Cowiy CowtoouM. Saniord. Ftonda, on Monday. Fabruary 11. 2003. d 1100am. Paynam d Sato to*, apptcabto documantary atamp laaai *nd racordNig laaa am raqurad to M pad by t a tuccaatld Cwtoar H toa CITY OF LONG WOOO GOW LOM ShZM EM l c it y c u m Pubdto: January *. 30Q3 “ II N O n ca OF P U BU C 8 A U ALTAMONTE TOW MO. MC.N C U U M O V D S C U AUCTION 1,7 MARKER S T , ALTAMONTE S P R M 0 4 FL !GMS AT 1000 AM, SOLD AS « . NO WARRANTY. NO T T TU . SELLER RESERVES THE fSQHT T O REFUSE ANY O R ALL BttS PURSUANT -01 TO F.S. 71478 1M4 PONTIAC 3O3AT88HSE8707713 1980LMCOLN 1LNCM81F9LY771483 1188 HONDA 1HOCASS33KAOS1734 1880 CHEVY 1GNCU0SO1LT139483 1M3 CHEVY 10CCS14B7C8181108 IS M CHEVY 1GNDM18WTTB1IS771 1187 CHEVY 1GCCS184SVK144888 It IFABP38X10Q197239 1(88 PLYMOUTH 3P4FH39J5KR19t3St 1888 « A KNAFAI298T9280477 JA7FP34O8OP010707 PHONE • 407-3340700 Pubtdl: January I . 7003 Ptanrad uo* d to* preparty N to oondnid • acmei roam. Larry Bton, Chairman Board dACbuoatam ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT T O ANY MATTER CONSDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR­ ING. HE/SHE WIU. NEED A VER­ BATIM RECORD OF TH E PRO­ CEEDINGS INCLUOMG THE TES­ TIMONY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NO T PROVIDED BY TH E CITY OP SANFORD IPS 380 OIOS) PERSONS W ITH D O A S U T C S NCEDMG ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PROCEEOtNOS SHOULD C O N TA CT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR A T 330-9838 48 HOURS M ADVANCE OF TH E MEETING. F\ftta/vJanuary 8 .1 4 3003 ma N 0T1C I T O TH E FU BU Ci r*ooc* • nMMJf p w vim rw Board of Adbabnam of to* O y af d * regd a modtog S 4 IB M to toa Cfy Nat tamtam al I1 J0 AM to otda to oondda a laquaal tor narteic* to to* Zbnlng OnSanua aa f partdna to aato yad attoac* to a SR-IA mrlng dtoLoto 93 94 a 98 Sadond Hddito. according H to* pat faraof aa mcordad to F S 2 F O S4 FitoSc Racorda of Samnoto County, Ftortd*. _ Batog mom ipacltcafy daaertoad M H M 304 W IBto 8***L Ptomal ua* of to* property It taM baa v- L--ft- nw mi*f. v «— i w Laty Btok. Chatonan ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR­ ING. HE/SHE WILL NEED A VERBATM4 RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS INCLUDING THE TES­ TIMONY ANO EVIDENCE. W H CH RECORD IS N O T PROVCEO BY THE CITY O F SANFORO. (F3 28S0106) PERSONS WITH DISABAniES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICJPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CO N TA CT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR A T 330-SS2S 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. Pubkah January 4 14 3003 W63 CITY OF LONQWOOO, FLORIOA NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEAJBNO T O CONSIOCR ADOPTION OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toa C ly d Longwood. Ftorkto. f a l t a COy Commaaton wd hdd a pubic iaanng to eoraktd anactram d f a O AOM ANCf NO. 81-1188 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONG WOOD. FLORIDA, AMEND­ ING THE CITY COOE. CHAPTER V. BUILDINGS ANO BUILDING REGU­ LATIONS. ARTICLE VIII. BY AOONQ SECTION 4187. APPEAR­ ANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR SIN­ GLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES IN DEED R ESTRICTED SUBDIVISIONS; PROVIDINO FOR CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. Sad Ordnane* waa placad on farad mtdng on January 7, 3003 and to* Oty Commiaatort wd cenadar aana tor Inal paaatqa and adopton aha to* pubic tearing, which wd ba hdd In to* longwood C ly Hal, 179 Wad Warmn Aawnu*. Lcngwool Ftorkda, on Monday- to# 21d day d Januay A D . 2003. d 700 p m . a a* tom a d ba taand mto mapact to to* prepottrt Onlnanca Tha tearing may ba comnuad kom In a to ton* urai final action a takan by * a Cay Commotion AoopydlapropoaadOnlaanoaa poaiad al to* Cay Had. Longwood. Ftonda. and cope* am on No wan tha Ctoik d toa C4y and aam* may by I Y E H C U AUCTION 117 MARKER ST., ALTAMONTE BFRMGS. FL B A U BEOMS A T 1000 AM, SOLD AS B . NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RtOHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIOS. PURSUANT -01 T O FS. 71178 1988 PONTIAC 1G2F887S8QL239208 IMT HONDA JHMCC1324HS039739 1184 CHEVY 1Q1AW37X9E6801084 1882 CHEVY 1GNC318Z8N0139603 1980 FORO 1FAPF8084LT101M8 1181 PLYMOUTH 1P3XP240SMNS46aee 1987 TOYOTA JT3EL31DXH0148845 1984 VOLVO YV1AX8843E1988330 1180 DODGE 1B3XL1b03LC7t4414 PHONE I 407-3380700 PubMh: January 8.3002 B U N S C S K U T COUNT 0FTH S 18 TH JU P tO A L ORCUTT Caaa No. 01-CA-1388-U-L EOUCR EO fT CORPORATION OF AMERICA, SHERRY JASKOWIAK. d d . N onca Ddtata. Ftortda 3372S JAMES A BARKS. Altomay Ftorkto Be No. 137544 Aaonay tor Parpond RaptaaampPm 1120 W. FhptSbapt, SurtaB BadonL Florida 32771 (407)331-1324 P M M fU a iu a y 4 14 3C02 M 1 M C S K U T COURT OP THS STATE OP F LO R D A Sf ANO FOR CASS NO: S I-C A E ffS -IA L THE PROVIDENT BANK. THE ESTATE OF MARY BROOKS FUTCH A/K/A MARY B. FUTCH WILSON A/K/A MARY B WLSON, DECEASED. TH E UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS ANO TR U STEES OF MARY BROOKS FUTCH A/K/A MARY B. FUTCH W4SON AK/A MARY B. WILSON. DECEASED. WILMAS JONES. HEIR; IF UVWQ. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DCFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO * DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO A a OTHER PERSONS CLAWING BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT (S); JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. N O T K I OF ACTION TD . THE ESTATE OF MARY BROOKS FUTCH A/K/A MARY B. FUTCH WILSON A/K/A MARY B WILSON. DECEASED. TH E UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDI­ TORS. UENORS ANO TRUSTEES OF MARY BROOKS FUTCH A/K/A MARY fl fU TC H WILSON A/K/A MARY B. WILSON. DECEASED. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DCF PHD AMI (31. IF flpMARRIEO. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS, UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO A l l OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT (3) WHOSE RESIDENCE 14 unknown YOUAflE HEREBY mqixtd to Na your anawa a wtftan datonao*. I any to to* abam prooaafng akto t a Ctork d tola Court, and to M n t a copy toamot upon f a ptakafp i op NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauam to a Siamnay Fbal Judgtnam d Foracktoua kidudng Award d Altarraya* Fata and CoaH dalad Octabe 4 2001, antorad to Caaa N a 01-CA-138S-14-L d to* Ckcul Court d to* 1STH Judea/ Ckcu* to and tor Satnkida Cooky. Ftortda aharato EO UCR EO fT CORPORA­ TION OF AMERICA to f a Ptoaaf and SHERRY JASKOWIAK and D A W JASKOWIAK. tar Nrabaat JOHN DOC a id JANE DOC Wto* I aS pad to ( a taghaai tor cadL M wad from doa of toa Samnoto C o rt y Coutooua* to to* cay d Strand. Ftortda M 1100 o'clock A M ., an Tuaaday, toa 38 day d January 3002. t a fatowtog daaertoad praparty a* *a< lotto to aaid Sannary Ftod Judgnant of Faactoaun Including Award d Atoma yK Fa** and Coda. L d 11. to Stock 14 d TOWNSITE O F NORTH CH U U JO TA aooorePng to to* Ptot toanof, a. racordad to tod Book 2, M Pag# M torough 54 d f a Pubic naconto d Oawneto Courtfy. Flortdir DATED toa 38 day d Oacambe. 3001. IWryArtra Mom*, dark By: Mary Sbotoa ESQUIRE ADORNO 1 2 E D E R PA 2801 Souto Baythom Drtr* Sua* ,800 Mand Ftotkki 33133 (306)068-5669 f you am a paroon wdh a dtoabaty aka read* any acoommndaaon to otda to partwpato to PM pracaadtog. you am arpptod. m n a cod to you, to toa prortoton ok caitam ataiatanca Ptoaaa ceniact Court Admmatraoon at 301 North Part Avtnut, Suita N301, Santord. Ftonda 33771 (407)3234237. wPHn (3) working day* d your mcalpl d toa mac*: P you am haaraig a «aca impairad, cat 1 (600) 899-0771 PubMh January 8. , 4 3002 ■f THE CM CUIT COURT FOR S E M M O U COUNTY. 81-11SSCP IN RE: ESTATE OF J04PMY RAY VALISE. SR NOTTCS OF A04SNWTKAT10N Tha acknnatmacn d toa aaiata d JOHNNY RAY VAUSE. S R . dacapaad. FM Numbe 01-1186-CP, it parting to f a Ckcud Cato tor SamrtoM Co rty. Ftondt, Probata Dhkwon. f a addrnaa d akach ip 301 N Pak Anana. SarPOd. Ftonda 32771. Tha naiaa and addaaaaad panonal npmaantakm't artomay am Ml torto BPtoM A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT At paroon* on whom toa noaca M chaeange toe imktty d toe WW, f a ipidSoadMa d f a panonal raptalaniain*. yanua a (unupebch d toa Cato am mqiarad to We daw otpacbona wito toia Court WITHIN THE Ctork d toto Court, e d to 4av* 4 copy faiaof ipon f a j d d ^ p dtorray. who## nan* and addmtt aaaofp laiaon, aihki 30 day* aha bat puMtototdl d toto ftofea d A dkn: to* ra k rt d fP i procaatPng baino a tuf tor tomtootok* d mortgao* agdrat f a tofoakig dMCrtad Lot 34. Stock B. TH E COLDNNAOEB FIRST SECTION, acoontng to to* Ptot fara d, a* mcordad to ____ 15. Pag** 79 and 80 d toa Publd Raoonto d Bankida Coady. Ftorkto. A/K/A 942 Cotoredtf Com. Cataatoarry. Ftotkto 92707. P )b u to P B S * y O L k * ra w «a w rt- ton itotontPP to tod PSoW precatdtog, on pMkdPTp Mtomay, a dalaiA wd ba antorad agakat you tor f a mild damandad to f a Corraitort w Daad toto day d DEC 28 3001, court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATX3N OF THffl NOTICE. A a CLAM S. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO F LE D WMJ. BE FOREVER BARRED Th* da* of f a h d pWXcaDon of toto Noloo to Januay 4 2002. Ruby E. 18 NOTICE OF F U S U C 1 A U aa-M U - - ■ g—a - n v ih afc^ rpuece m a nanoy M m* ' d ArSxarant of toa d y d 0100 Dotod r a 2nd day of January A D . d f a tod pubtcaocn d toto Note* m at to* took ctokra a4h toto Cowl WITHIN THE LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FW ST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR ThiRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE O N THEM Otoe dadtota d to# Dacadam at Le g a l s haraov adtoto 30 ttay* d a r toa h tt pubacanoi of toia Note* d Action: f a nalum d tola procaafng batog a td l tor tomicoaum d mortgag* agdnd toa toiowtog daaertad proparty, to nit TH E NORTH 90 FEET OF LOTS 30 ANO 31. BLOCK C. SOUTH SAN­ FORO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK t. PAGE 84 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS O F S E M M O U COUNTY, FLORIDA. A/K/A 1308 Stepard Strati. SantonLFL 32771 » you 1*4 to Ma ya k anwaa a wro­ te! dpfanaa* to f a above procaadtog. on pktotPrp attomay a detadl yai fat to* n to* Ccmpiart ot Dated toa day d DEC 31 2001. 2001 C L E m OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ByRutoKtoo Daputy Clark Law Otoe** d OanW C. Coreuagra BOO, North Amaru* Avanua Tampa a 33804-IMt Artonaya tor Plamdi PubPdrJanuary 4 14 2002 IU47 M THE O R C U T COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtClAL c m C U T OF THE STATS OF FLOMOA, M ANO FOR S E M M O U COUNTY. ChrtLOIVISaON C A M NO: 01-CA-3S4M4-W THE PROVIDENT BANK. MC.. ROBERT O LOVEL; JANE DOE LOVEL THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT 0. LOVEL; IF UV1NO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAIO DEFENDANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO ALL O TH En PERSONS CLA'MlNG BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S). THE HONORABLE RAY VALDES. AS TAX COLLECTOR OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT, JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. Defendant i ) NODCS OF ACTION TO ROBERT D. LOVEL and JANE DOE L O V E L THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT D LO VEL IF LIVING, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAIO OEFENOANT(S). IF REUARRIEO. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPEC TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO A U OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN­ DANTS! WHOSE RESIDENCE IS unanown YOUARE HEREBY rayukad to IP* your anawa a wman oetantai. p any. m to* above procaadng won to* 2001. MARYANNE MORSE. C U m C l £ m OF TH E O R C U T COURT ByflutoKtog Oapdy Ctork m OS o m o tD a r M D Conauagm 01 Tampa FL 33904-1041 ABomaya tor Ptokaf PubaatUanuary 4 1 4 3003 f u s u c Nonca WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLOfSDA (WCF) la being a Raquad tor oui (RFP) to adtof aganeiaa/organlmllaa with f a aiparaa* and capadty to m aaga Cankd Ftortto'p -W ok Fbd Ptod prevan tod to tondad ta ttoSmt ba* to Wadam TtonaMon cuatonam In Oranga. Santoda and Oacaoto Couttoa*. Th* aapactod July 1.2003 and aidandtog tonxigh Jena 3ft 2004 proddad mn agabia artormanca adconaa am ruccaaahJy achtovad. Tha pmpoaa iitoca d a * b* dapIgtaad aa toa provam epamtor aka dtoctom VTOrk FVpt PkaTprogram. Thto pregmir/p primary taapontobSTy to to idpm*y and prowida tantoaa to wtPir* tranatoon program cuatog cbatacto* In t taakng anptoynam bacaup* d M - tarvicaa toduda. but nol imtod to: Enhancing cuatoma'p tovd d ptychdogied functioning, toctol abdhiai fam by Incmaaing fa ir •mpECTyeou/ry ppponunfovi, Engagng cuatomaro and toak tprnMap In ongoing toanpaubc t a mtaona torouffi tupporpya oouading. paycho aducabon (tamky dynamica. Pupoort group*, raiapa* e ) and ok > Enabtng cualomart and Pak tam*aa to auccattkAy function in to* community and to m a in toaa tiA potential, thereby reducing wallara (tapandancy and obiamna/nertaav ag long larm tad iutocwicy A baktom eonfetanca wd ba held on Wadnaaday. January 23. 3002. 8 30 a m. and eomplatad propoaaia muai ba aubmmad » to* WCF otoca na lalar than noon on Friday. February , 4 3003 Furtoar datai* am provrdad In tha Raquatl tor Propokal (RFP) RFPpackagaa wd ba av*4abfe that noon on Thuraday. January 10. 2003 kitamtlad partial can obtain a copy at to* RFP by ■anrtng a lanar d -aquwkl to Cynthia Elman. WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORIDA. 1801 La* Rood. Sort* 270. WYliar Park. FL 337*8 Pubaah:January 8.3003 MO73 M THS C S K U T COURT OF T H t EKMfTXf NTH JUOK3AL C S K U T M ANO FOR I COUNTY, SOA. CASS NO.: 01-CA-2SI1-18-S M RE: FORFEITURE OF BENCH GRMOCR, E T A L NOTICS OF FORFZfTURI COM FLAM T T a Fkchard AAan W a Ufyna. > . 19)1 4 MatowS* A**rt* 8*dord. Ftorkto 33773 In Pa hlowkig pnparty: a Band Grtnde, at ai Donald F Eiangar. n h capacity M Shank at toa I C o rty , Ftonda. torough ha oFIcan. tom egaton at aganta, poind Pa abova property on a t about Novamba t l 3001. at a r a a 1911 3. MaioniiPa Avanua. Santord. Barnktoi* Counry. Florida. Said proparty la ta to* cutaody of f a Shard of Sanwid* C o rty tor t a purpoao of tortaNura purpuanl to eocbon* 832.701-833.704. Florida Staiuto*. A Ccmpiart tor tortaaum hat bean Mad ta to* abova-ttylad Cool I HEREBY CERTIFY toal a bu* aid cartel copy ck ttu* Nolle* ot Fa tM um CompiakP waa lumiahad by U .4 oerttaad mat. r*kjm rocapt raquaalad. to to* abova-namad addmaaa* toia 3rd day of January. 3003 Taala M Faukrar Ganaral COktotal Ftortda B a No, 0060623 Samkxria County SlarPTt Otoca lOOBuart Boufevard Santord. Ftonda 32773 (407)6046603 Anomay tor Paboona Pubtah January 8. , 4 2002 IK)72 M TH S C S K U rr COURT FOR S f MMOLS COUNTY, FLOMOA CTYk. ACTXDti CASS NO.: 01-CAI33814-O AMSOUTHBANK. JLXJO K LEIVA. a al Daiandanu NODCS OP S A U Nonca la hariby grvan toa. purauanl to a Summary Judgment antorad ta toa abom-Pytad can** In f a Orcu4 Coin ot Sarranola C o rty. Florida, to* Clark ol S an rem C o rt y wd tai f a property Muaiad ta Sammoi* County. Ftonda. Daacnpbon ot Mortgagor and Panonal Property lot 4 Block F. Charter Oak* UnaOn*. according n to* (iai thereof aa mewdad in Put Boo* t4 at Page S3 of t a Pubic Racorda at Sanunoto C o rty . Ftonda D a itraat t o t n l ck when to 8 ,9 Spring Lake Road. ANamoot* Spmga. Ftonda 32701. « a Pubtc Sale, to f a h V a a taddtr. tar caah on to* want bom Mapa ol t a Serrano* C o rty Courthoua*. 301 Norto Park Avanua. Santord. Ftonda 32771. on January 14 3002, M II 00 am. Dead December ,9. 3001 MARYANN MORSE C a t cf toa Ckcul Coat SertwiOa Corty. Ftonda 8y Mary baopa OwutyOwk Cuntormad copm lumiahad to ai p v aa on attached Samoa ua. Plbaah January 2. 4 3003 ■013 �Page 4B Wednesday. January 9.2002 Legal* L egal* L egal * Tinny L MoCOUOUQHPA; am TERRY IE N MoCOLLOUQH K K & I1SSSSS. 407-321-14711 37—Nursery * Child Ca m 33—WEICHT Lm E M IIM m m i Hm mp cm I DMR, Andfa Can 7M moarammu /totti Parti Annua, Untold, Florida, on Jamary 24 1000. at too W W From Door AT 1100 i n , In aeeon dance a m (43.031, Ftortdi 800*554*7364 parcel or. is -imw ao -Iooa- Santord. EL 30771*1290. The name* ■fid H f e t im i d l i t pwnnal Mpft* Business & Services ; Directory ANNEXATION R EQ U ES T . , .'itP’Y’**''*-1'■■***, itt i. * • 3 ANNEXATION REQUEST w*.r*l j4to»*r*l ■’ .in ' » uM IlttL •It*" I* , 1 - 4 * « ... *. Irt 1 ^_m| r~ ' J._ A l paitM to MaraM and cttiana dial haia an o t a o W y to ba haant to Mto lia n a By order to Pie CPyCommieaton to tie CPy to Sartotd. Florida. _ PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDtNO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE M ANY OE TH ESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUNAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330M30 4S HOURS M ADVANCE OE TH E MEETING AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC:» a perewi daettee to appeal a daemon made nan reaped to Miy mailer eenettered el Pie itnwemeeang or heartog. he may need a wbtoan laeonl to N proca»ang». ncJutong N taatonony and andanca. ■Men recoid la nto prtntted By toe C*y to Santord. (E S 2 M 010S) Janet R Dougherty. CMC CPyCtork 308-TKIR AIW I1C PtoAian January 2, 0.3003 M assage BLWg BU* purauant to Pia proiiawna to Secaone 130 SS# and 13057. Florida , O y e r 3*. 100 and 40G 1.1007. Florida Atonmatnove Coda (F A C .1 wan Secaone 130 SM ant 13097, F 3 . or at pamea - l— u n il» maiSalim t<— — ------* - — ----------1 The procedurae tor pur___ iiT iH I ii------------- — — - - « — 130 571 F S . and Rtoea 30105.111 u tt 25-105 401- 400. F A C Paaaona muei comply wan Pia ragcaamanta to fkmda ArtiA aelraPue Coda. Cnapiar 30-100 and Be Mad wan (racemed By) Pia Oam d Ctora, totaled at DMwct Headquarter*. 4040 Ratt Saaat. Patedn. Florida 33177. rinwif1< to , y jia a M a e ii haamg on pia aB »a appecancrHR meal Be Mad -M ailw M tt one fTI I Trr* r* '" » » — ~ '■>*} ■la-wiJPie CaeaYliN FA M ryTii m ire nt r a n r t i mtohir P ru t ir f in n t T ! ! — I P ttO to M made acaial nonce FaArra to «to a panaon warm Paa Mae — u T i M I c m M 4 * • ■mhar to any ngni auch paraon may have to myraal l \2rn>iauao*a Jateniaiaann [ r m r i j ) inrtar la-arma ISO S M and 13057. r s ^ o n a ^ P t o t N M r T P r ^ ' N W h ^ 10"- Faoaona aNch are noi Nad Pi The toaa(i) containing each todie abona «»lad apM caion(a) w r i l i N a tor Inapecacn Monday Pvough Friday anapa lor legal hoadeye, too am. to S 00 p m to t » S t JoTma Avar Water Managamart OMBict Hearty n a n or Pa appropriate Sarnca Cantor Tha Dntnd wiP tala action on each parmd appactoton totod Move imtoM a patoion tor an aton/ntortofce procaadkig (hearing) la Nad punoanl to me promanna to Secaone 130 559 and 120S7, Florida Standee Chapter 3S-100 and 4001.1007. Florida AtPNrletrtthre Coda (F A C ). hewOig In accordanca m Pi Secaone 130 SM and 130 57. F S . or ad pantoe may reach a airPton agraamanl on maiAanm aa an totomaBiia ramady imder Section 130.573, F 3 Chooemg madenon apt nto advenely aOect Pia fight to I hearty) P merlanno > H r t l m d r a l n f i mi nt The procedurea tor piaatjng awdUton are ato torpi Pi Sacaon 130573. F i , and M m 30-105.111 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, dial FUNa TR U 8TEECU ST00IAN G O FP DIRECT LIEN FUNDING COM­ PANY. L L C . Pie hotter to Pie Itotowcatena) tor a laa dead to Be Nauad Pwaon. The camScate mmbar(i| and yaarla) to ieeuanca, l a daacnp- 279-H a u u n g 281-H ome Improvement 319— W indow ; Washing A T intinq NEAT-N-T1DY 407-324-1177 cu n v w n M k m i YEAR OP M SUANCt: 15M PARCEL O r 1121 20 523 52000130 Dean (Attn to Property. 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The passm m Richard Stephens, l4 of Sanford was airiiftod to Orlando Regional Medical Center As of Mday after­ noon, he wae atm listed as in atbad condition. The incident is rtffl under Investigation. By Christopher Patton Altamonte Springs, county discuss combining fire departments, but not everyone likes the idea S taff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The county and A ltam onte Sp rin g s are con­ sid ering a consolidation o f fire d ep art­ m ents less than tw o years a fter tw o other Sem inole m unicipalities consid ­ ered, b u t ultim ately d en ied , the change. Sanford and Lake M ary o fficials both m et w ith m em bers o f cou n ty govern­ m ent in 2000 to d iscu ss fire departm ent consolid ations. T h e inquires cam e a b o u t w hen b o th cities were co n tem ­ platin g the con stru ction of new fire sta Hons. A current stu d y w ill project savings and feasibility o f consolid ation for A ltam onte S p rin g s. It is schedu led to be considered at the end o f February, said C ounty M anager Kevin G race. If the city an a Board o f County C om m issioners sign off on the union, it cou ld take place as early as O ct. 1. "A ltam o n te’s interested in it, and it m akes sen se," G race said. "It could save som e m oney in th e lo n g ru n .” Sanfo rd C o m e * C lo se A ccord ing to form er S an fo rd M ay o r Larry D ale, the city co u ld n e v e r "g e t past several h an g -u p s" In the co n s o li­ dation n egotiation s w ith th e co u n ty two years ago. C o n so lid atin g so m e o f the services w as ju st n o t fin an cially favorable enou gh. A con so lid atio n stu d y pro d u ced b y Sec Consolidation, Page 10A Plans for celebration M L K event under way Former officer charged with lewd conduct By Marva Hmrtdns Herald Correspondent Near Perfect Execution F an s ooh and aah at the dunk, fancy ball-handling move or long three-point shot. Su ch w as the c a s e Wednesday night at Laka M ary High S c h o o l« — Seminoif made 89 of 30 shot* from the foul line and outrebounded the hosts, 3617. to defeat the Rams, 756 8 , In a Seminole Athletic C onference and district boys basketball gam e. (but not mad) Hatters . f there se e m s to b e a shortage lately of red hats, there’s a good reason. Word is spreading about the recently established Celery City Society Ladies, a group ol women who throw caution to the wind by wearing red hats and purple outfits in public. Page 1C SANFORD — The city of Sanford Dr. Martin Luther King J r , Steering Committee is making its final plans for the 17th annual observance of one of our nation's greatest civil rights activists. This year's theme is "Remember! Celebrate! Act! A Day On, Not A Day O ff!" The committee is committed to keep­ ing King's dream alive In the community's heart and memory. Events will begin Friday, Jan. 18, with the Martin Luther King Oratorical Contest for Scholarship and a poster contest The contests will begin at 7 p.m. in the Sanford/Seminole County By Christopher Patton Butler discusses history o f the pines naval stores industry By Michelle Jerta Managing Editor The Cooperative Extension Auditorium looked like a scene from the past when Carroll Butler came to town on Thursday. Butler brought various items to Seminole used in the pines naval stores Industry — Chamber of Commerce, located at the comer of Sanford Avenue and First Street At 6 p m Saturday, Jan. 19, the 17th annual Com m em orative Banquet, a presentation- of Brotherhood Community Service and Humanitarian Awards, will be held in the Sanford Civic Center. Guest speaker is Dr. James Purdy, a retired attorney who is currently a community om budsman, motivational speaker,, licensed realtor, private investigator and a member of the Seminole Dividends program. On Sunday, Jan. 20, there will be an interfaith worship service beginning at 2 3 0 p.m. in the Sanford Civic Center. Music for the program will be provided by the MLK Jr., Celebration Choir, who will also provide the music for Saturday's banquet Speaker for the worship ser­ vice will be the Rev. Valarie J. Henry, pastor for Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church In Sanford. Henry is a native of Winter Haven, where she received her early education. She also attended the University of South Florida and has taught early childhood/elementary education in Florida and Texas. She has received numerous «t t r a d e t h a t b a n a U b u t d t n a p - Hate!pIM bytbmayWort Plctund above, Cartel B u i* and hte w*e, Ebabeti, ahow Museum of Saminote County Htetory Cpocttetet Karan Jacobs how tap w e coiectad from pine treee. Below, BuOor arranges photographs he uaed during Ha Thureday presentation on toe pines naval atoree. pea red in the United States. He w as invited to speak at the monthly Sem inole County Historical meeting as a result of his book, "Treasures o f the Longleaf Pines Naval Stores." "It's our country's oldest industry," Butler said. "The industry has been here for almost 400 years. Now there's one plant left, and it's closing this year." Pine naval stores is the term used to describe the See Pines, Page 9A Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — An Altamonte Springs' form er police officer was arrested Tuesday for fondling himself in front of a 14-year-old girl, and more sex charges may be forth­ coming. A nything h e Michael m ay have D ouglas done w as not Bentley, 2H, during was hired em p loym en t on Sept. 10 as a com­ hours. munity po­ lice otticer. Uemt titan two months later, Bent­ ley was pro­ moted to a police officer in field training. That all cam e crashing dow n when he w as suspended on Nov. 16 when the city formed the sher­ iff’s office was investigating him for lewd cond u ct He voluntarily resigned shortly afterward, but prior to the warrant being issued tor his arrest said Derek Bectun, Altam onte Springs police spokesman. "Since we made it public, we have had a couple parents com e forward that said something sim - * liar might o f happened to their children," said Steve O lson, Seminole County Sheriff's Office spokesman. According to the police report filed on Nov. 12, Bentley followed the 14-year-old girl arid a friend while driving his w hite Ford Taurus In the Garden Lakes neighborhood about six weeks before the report date. He report­ edly drove past the tw o twice before stopping a third time for directions. The girl fold police Bentley got out of nis car and stood behind her while he asked her to point out directions on a map. She did­ n't know the address he was looking for, and she becam e very See Bentley, Page 9A C om m ission d elays C o d e B o o k d ecision By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Ruth M erch an t Chiropractic A uitla nt ol lake M a ry Chiroproctic Index C lauJw d . C r o u w o .d Dm Abby la g o lt . . . b fa S ly U . . O brfua rM t O p in io n . . M i c a lo g R*IigK>n . . S p o ilt . . . se a l icac .. 3A LO N G W O O D — City commis­ sioners held off approving a new land development code book Tuesday that could effect thou­ sands of properties in designated corridors on US Highway 17/92, Dog Track Road, State Rood 434 and County Road 427. The Longwood Development Code would replace on older ver­ sion, but add more regulation to land uses, landscape require­ ments, building setbacks, off-street parking and signage. Mike Hattaway, a Longwood real estate broker, argued the new design standards for the historic downtown area would devalue his property near the Eckcrd's drug store on SR 434. Hattaway's property is zoned commercial, but the new com prehensive plan back me into this com er that you're backing me into." Hattaway also pointed out to com­ The new designa­ that the tion would prohibit Having been in missioners tl—I ~ .. proposed building 20 to 30 different uses the real estate busi­ setbacks would deter for his property, ness in the city of large chain grocery including a drive-in stores and other Longwood for 32 restaurant shopping center and laundry years, I know prop­ desirable businesses from considering to and dry cleaning erty values in build in the area. establishm ent, Longwood. For newly conHattaway said. T h e Probably more stnictvd buildings 35 change in land uses than anyone in this feet high in the down­ will equal a loss in town district, the pro­ room. thousands of dollars posed Longwood in property value, he Dcvel-opment Code said. issues a maximum "H aving been in front setback o f 15 the real estate busi­ fe e t For like buildness in the city o f outside the historic district in Longwood for 32 yean, I know r designated corridors, the property values in Longwood. Probably more than anyone in this room ," Hattaway said. "D on't Ms. Pac-Man Fever Id designate his property as of the new Historic Overlay Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Sem inote Community College President E. Ann M cG ee plays Ms. Pac-Man during W ednesday’s Club Rush 2002, a welcome back event for S C C students. l n � 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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The drive* Kevin Bnddock, 42, of Sanford was transported to Florida Hospital Altamonte with an ankle tojigy. The passmm Richard Stephens, l 4 of Sanford was airiiftod to Orlando Regional Medical Center As of Mday after­ noon, he wae atmlisted as in atbad condition. The incident is rtffl under Investigation. By C hristop her Patton Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The county and Altamonte Springs are con­ sidering a consolidation of fire depart­ ments less than two years after two other Seminole municipalities consid­ ered, but ultimately denied, the change. Sanford and Lake Mary officials both met with members o f county govern­ ment in 2000 to discuss fire department Altamonte Springs, county discuss combining fire departments, but not everyone likes the idea consolidations. T he inquires came about when both cities were contem ­ plating the construction of new fire sta Hons. A current study will project savings and feasibility o f consolidation for Altamonte Springs. It is scheduled to be considered at the end of February, said County Manager Kevin Grace. If the city ana Board of County Commissioners sign off on the union, it could take place as early as Oct. 1. "Altam onte’s interested in it, and it makes sense," Grace said. "It could save some money in the long run.” Sanford C om e* C lose According to former Sanford M ayor Larry Dale, the city could never "g et past several hang-ups" In the consoli­ dation negotiations with the county two years ago. Consolidating som e o f the services was just not financially favorable enough. A consolidation study produced by Sec Consolidation, Page 10A Plans for celebration M LK event under way Former officer charged with lewd conduct By Marva Hmrtdns Herald Correspondent N e a r Perfect Execution Fans ooh and aah at the dunk, fancy ball-handling move or long three-point shot. Such was the case W e d n e s d a y n ig h t at L a k a M a r y H ig h S c h o o l « — Seminoif made 8 9 of 30 shot* from the foul line and outrebounded the hosts, 3617. to defeat the Rams, 7568, In a Seminole Athletic Conference and district boys basketball game. (but not mad) Hatters . f there seem s to be a shortage lately of red hats, there’s a good reason. Word is spreading about the recently established Celery City Society Ladies, a group ol women who throw caution to the wind by wearing red hats and purple outfits in public. Page 1C SANFORD — The city of Sanford Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Steering Committee is making its final plans for the 17th annual observance of one of our nation's greatest civil rights activists. This year's theme is "Remember! Celebrate! Act! A Day On, Not A Day Off!" The committee is committed to keep­ ing King's dream alive In the community's heart and memory. Events will begin Friday, Jan. 18, with the Martin Luther King Oratorical Contest for Scholarship and a poster contest The contests will begin at 7 p.m. in the Sanford/Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, located at the comer of Sanford Avenue and First Street At 6 p m Saturday, Jan. 19, the 17th annual Commemorative Banquet, a presentation- of Brotherhood Community Service and Humanitarian Awards, will be held in the Sanford Civic Center. Guest speaker is Dr. James Purdy, a retired attorney who is currently a community ombudsman, motivational speaker,, licensed realtor, private investigator and a member of the Seminole Dividends program. On Sunday, Jan. 20, there will be an interfaith worship service beginning at 230 p.m. in the Sanford Civic Center. Music for the program will be provided by the MLK Jr., Celebration Choir, who will also provide the music for Saturday's banquet Speaker for the worship ser­ vice will be the Rev. Valarie J. Henry, pastor for Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church In Sanford. Henry is a native of Winter Haven, where she received her early education. She also attended the University of South Florida and has taught early childhood/elementary education in Florida and Texas. She has received numerous B u t le r d is c u s s e s h is to r y o f th e p in e s n a v a l s t o r e s in d u stry By Michelle Jerta Managing Editor The Cooperative Extension Auditorium looked like a scene from the past when Carroll Butler came to town on Thursday. Butler brought various items to Seminole used in the pines naval stores Industry — «t t r a d e t h a t b a n aU b u t d tn a p - Hate! pIM bytbmay Wort Plctund above, Cartel B u i* and hte w*e, Ebabeti, ahow Museum of Saminote County Htetory Cpocttetet Karan Jacobs how tap w e coiectad from pine treee. Below, BuOor arranges photographs he uaed during Ha Thureday presentation on toe pines naval atoree. pea red in the United States. He was invited to speak at the monthly Seminole County Historical meeting as a result of his book, "Treasures of the Longleaf Pines Naval Stores." "It's our country's oldest industry," Butler said. "The industry has been here for almost 400 years. Now there's one plant left, and it's closing this year." Pine naval stores is the term used to describe the See Pines, Page 9A By C hristopher Patton Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — An Altamonte Springs' former police officer was arrested Tuesday for fondling himself in front of a 14-year-old girl, and more sex charges may be forth­ coming. Anything he M ic h a e l may have D o u g la s done was not Bentley, 2H, during was hired em ployment on Sept. 10 as a com­ hours. munity po­ lice otticer. Uemt titan two months later, Bent­ ley was pro­ moted to a police officer in field training. That all came crashing down when he was suspended on Nov. 16 when the city formed the sher­ iff’s office was investigating him for lewd conduct He voluntarily resigned shortly afterward, but prior to the warrant being issued tor his arrest said Derek Bectun, Altamonte Springs police spokesman. "Since we made it public, we have had a couple parents come forward that said something sim- * liar might of happened to their children," said Steve Olson, Seminole County Sheriff's Office spokesman. According to the police report filed on Nov. 12, Bentley followed the 14-year-old girl arid a friend while driving his white Ford Taurus In the Garden Lakes neighborhood about six weeks before the report date. He report­ edly drove past the two twice before stopping a third time for directions. The girl fold police Bentley got out of nis car and stood behind her while he asked her to point out directions on a map. She did­ n't know the address he was looking for, and she became very See Bentley, Page 9A Commission delays Code B ook decision By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Ruth M erchant Chiropractic Auitlant ol lake Mary Chiroproctic Index ClauJwd . C ro u w o .d Dm A b b y la g o lt . . . b fa S ly U . . O brfuarM t O p in io n . . M ic a lo g R*IigK>n . . S p o ilt . . . seal ic a c .. 3A LONGWOOD— City commis­ sioners held off approving a new land development code book Tuesday that could effect thou­ sands of properties in designated corridors on US Highway 17/92, Dog Track Road, State Rood 434 and County Road 427. The Longwood Development Code would replace on older ver­ sion, but add more regulation to land uses, landscape require­ ments, building setbacks, off-street parking and signage. Mike Hattaway, a Longwood real estate broker, argued the new design standards for the historic downtown area would devalue his property near the Eckcrd's drug store on SR 434. Hattaway's property is zoned commercial, but the new comprehensive plan back me into this comer that you're backing me into." Hattaway also pointed out to com­ The new designa­ thatI the missioners tl— ~ .. tion would prohibit Having been in proposed building 20 to 30 different uses the real estate busi­ setbacks would deter for his property, ness in the city o f large chain grocery including a drive-in stores and other Longw ood fo r 32 restaurant shopping center and laundry years, I know prop­ desirable businesses from considering to and dry cleaning erty values in build in the area. e s ta b lis h m e n t, Longw ood. For newly conHattaway said. The Probably more stnictvd buildings 35 change in land uses feet high in the down­ will equal a loss in than anyone in this town district, the pro­ room . thousands of dollars posed Longwood in property value, he Dcvel-opment Code said. issues a maximum "Having been in front setback of 15 the real estate busi­ feet For like buildness in the city of outside the historic district in Longwood for 32 yean, I know r designated corridors, the property values in Longwood. Probably more than anyone in this room," Hattaway said. "Don't Ms. Pac-Man Fever Id designate his property as of the new Historic Overlay Herald photo by To m m y V incent Seminote Community College President E. Ann M cGee plays Ms. Pac-Man during Wednesday’s Club Rush 2 0 0 2 , a welcome back event for SCC students. l n �P##e 2A Sunday, January LI. 2002 T he Seminole Hehald The Crafter’s Eye, Inc. 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He w as a m em ber o f First Baptist Church o f Deltona, w here h e was a deacon, Sunday School teacher, choir m em ber and the chairm an of the M issions Com m ittee. Survivors include his w ife o f 51 years,-Florence Baker; o n e son, Robert Baker of D eBary; three daughters, C ynthia Dyal o f Palm Beach G ardens, Jud ith Blackm er of Blairsville, G a., and Heidi M auk o f Sim psonville, S.C.; on e sister, Elizabeth Anderson of Tequesta; and 13 grandchildren. Baidauff Fam ily Funeral Hom e o f O range C ity is in charge o f arrangem ents. M A D EL E IN E B. BERU BE M adeleine B. Berube, 73, of Elm Avenue, Sanford , died M onday, Jan. 7, 2002. Bom in Hanover, N.H., she m oved to C entral Florida in 1977. She w as a retired hotel o ffice supervisor. She was of the C atholic faith. Survivors include three brothers, Robert o f Sanford, Joh n o f South Carolina and Raym ond o f Enfield Center, N .H .; and one sister, Rita T hibault of Sanford. Tri*County C rem ation Serv ice o f Longw ood is in charge o f arrangem ents. N A TH AN IEL BO Y N TO N Nathaniel Boynton, 71, of W illow Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, Jan. 6, 2002, in C entral Florida Regional Hospital. Born July 2 2 ,1 9 3 0 , in Sanford, he retired from Sem inole Com m unity C ollege, w here he worked as a rryilaWSl.iliiV rMfcUnV*f.lllM asonic L odge in New York and Zion H ope M issionary Baptist Church. Survivors include his w ife, C harlene Boynton o f Sanford; on e son, Frederick Ashley o f G adsden, Ala.; one daughter, C ynthia Ashley of Sanford; one brother, C harlie Jackson of Sanford; seven grandchildren; and five great grandchildren. W ilson-Eichelbcrger M ortuary Inc., o f Sanford is in charge o f arrangem ents. V IR G IL IVANCICH JO H A N N ES Virgil Ivnncich Johannes, 71, of Balfour Drive, W inter Park, died Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2002, fol­ lowing a long illness. Bom in Omaha, Neb., he moved to Central Florida in 1995. Before retiring, he taught electrical engineering and for Bell Telephone Laboratories. He was an avid water-skier, hiker, cross-country skier and ham radio enthusiast. Survivors include his daughter, Laura. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. He was a pastor and m ission­ i r y with ' ary tne New Tribes Mission. He worked for 45 years in Brazil for the New Tribes M ission and helped reach a savage tribe called the Pacaas Novas in 1956. Survivors include his wife, Delores Koop o f Sanford; three sons, Phillip Koop o f M cN eal, Ariz., Bruce Koop of Suwannee, Ga., and Donald Koop of Lawrenccville, Ga.; one daughter, Shamn Gustafson of Lilbum , G a.; two brothers, Peter Koop of Mitchell, M anitoba, Canada, and Henry Koop of Morden, M anitoba, Canada; five sisters, Elizabeth Koop, Katherine A BRA H A M K O O P Loewen, M argarcrUauman, Abraham Koop, 77, of Sara Doerksen and Mary Paraguay Court, Sanford, died Goertzen, all o f Steinback, Tuesday, Jan. 8,2002, in M anitoba, Canada; and nine Sanfora. grandchildren. Bom April 21,1924, in Gramkow Funeral Home of Stcinback, M anitoba, Canada, ' Sanford is in charge of Altman-Long £ t*E aprmted ftmrral Hem* |(386) 668-8880 or (386) 860-07771 JO H N D . W O O D RU FF John "Jack " D. Woodruff, 78, of M ellonville Avenue, 1 Center, W inter Park. Bom Jan. 14,1914, in Ireland, she resided in C entral Florida for 17 years. She w as a retired nurse. She w as a m em ­ ber of St. Stephen C atholic Church. Survivors include one son , - , Brian J. Yore o f G reenville, S.C.; tw o stepsons, G regory M. Feeny o f Springfield, III., and Thom as K. Feeny o f Peoria, III.; one daughter, M aureen J. Tieman o f Los Angeles, C alif.; three stepdaughters, Sheila F. Vogel o f Elgin, 111., Eileen P. Feeny o f Springfield, III., and Mary F. Venier of A uburn, Wasn.; four sisters, Brigid G orm an o f Seattle, Wash., Molly Engel o f Canada, H elen Reich o f M andan, N.D., and Teresa H ow den o f C anada; ’ and five grandchildren. Banfield Funeral H om e o f Winter Sprin gs is in ch arge o f arrangem ents. Sanford, died Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2002, in Sanfoni. Bom July 12, 1923, in Sanford, he was a lifelong resi­ dent. He owned W oodruff's Farm and Garden Center, and he w as a member of First Presbyterian Church of Sanfoni. Survivors include two sons, David Woodruff of Birmingham, Ala., and Art Woodmff o f Sanford; two daughters, Kathy Simcoe of Atlanta, G a., and Susie Davis of Longwood; and eight grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral 1 lom e of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. M A R G A RET M. YO REFEENY Margaret M. Yore-Feeny, 87, of M ayflower Court, Winter Park, died Saturday, Jan. 5, 21X12, in Mayflower Retirement G o v e r n m e n t TOST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2541 Sanford Ave . Sanford FL 4073223132 Jon Germ** Patio* Uom*ng Wcnh*j 10.30 a m. Sirtehry School 9 30 a m, Sunday Everang 4 00' p m. Wed H&n B4M Study 7 00 pm Wed n^ i Kid. Club 7 00 p m Saturday Service 4 00 pm Po st a l J o b s Up to $47,578. Now hiring. Full benefits, training and retirement. For application & Info, call 7 days/wk BAM •10PM: Is your portfolio SHIP SHAPE? I f N E W (8 0 0 ) 3 3 7 -9 7 3 0 S Dept. 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Born in New York City, she moved to Central Florida in 1995. Sh e was a homemaker, w ife and mother. She enjoyed practicing the trad i­ tional A m erican craft o f rug hooking. Survivors include one daughter, Laura; four sisters, Aida A nastasio, M arguerite Poretto, Isabella M clester and G loria Abate. M cCorry Brothers Funeral Home o f C liffside, N.J., is in charge o f arrangem ents. 1 FU N ER A L HOMES t m T CREM ATIO N C EN TER S “IW hJrpr+in*. f'erndwOwnedmud AN NIE BELL R IG G IN S Annie Bell Riggins, 87, of Beardall Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2002, in Health Care and Rehabilitation Center of Sanford. Bom Dec. 13,1914, in W higham, Ga., she was a retired beautician. She w as a m em ber of M oore's TempleFirst Bom Church. Survivors include numerous cousins. Wllson-Eichelberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. RICHARD RUSSI or from ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect. 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When Dave Frost, president of Sanford Professional Firefighters Union No. 3996, responded to the possible consolidation he noted the first thing Altamonte citizens will miss is the luxury of having firefighters and fire trucks present at school functions and other community activities. "A ll that power goes away," he said. Altamonte Springs stands to lose much more than power. It quite possibly could lose its identity. The normal trend is for fledgling cities to spread their wings and pull away from the county's nest. In time, the cities build a name, history and identity separate from the county's identity. Altamonte Springs appears to be back knocking on the door wanting their old bedroom. Several fire chiefs made an interesting point that consolidation would only make sense if jail seven cities in the county participated. With jthe first response system, all the cities' fire epartments, except for Oviedo, already espond to any call close to their area, regard­ less of government affiliation. According to several city managers, real sav­ ings will not be had unless all the cities partic­ ipate in consolidation. In that scenario, many ire stations could be eliminated, as those city ire halls that overlap county or other city fire alls could be closed. Nonetheless, there is no way to estimate the oss of having a city fire department in tune with its community's needs. That's not to say :ounty fire departments do little when it :omes to community projects and appearances. Jut, can you imagine the disappointed looks m Altamonte Springs elementary kids' faces when an orange garish county fire trucks pulls jp instead of Altamonte's traditional white ngine. i & us - r r r r a im a There is no such thing as free speech for King’s heirs These must b e painful times reservoir of justified respect for the men and women who and admiration for the widow, knew and loved and risked Coretta Scott King, who contheir lives alongside the ............. ducted herself with Rev. Martin Luther King such dignity in the days after her hus­ Jr. The civil rights band's assassination leader's memory is and was left to rear being besmirched not by four children alone. So white supremacists or the old lions of the civil rabid segregationists or rights movement encir­ Jesse Helms, but by his own family, who are cled the family protec­ determined to live welt tively. o ff his legacy. Until now. In a Cynthia For years now. King’s remarkable and timely Tucker report on CBS' ”60 heirs have been a t the • • • Minutes," a handful of business of turning King • • 1 into a profit-center. His second prominent civil rights activists criticize the Kings' commercial­ son, Dexter, visited Craceland in 1995 to learn how to market ization of their father's legacy, King like Elvis Presley. Since especially the "I Have a Dream then, the family has tried a Speech." variety of schemes for selling (CBS had a run-in with the off bits and pieces of their Kings over the speech five father — some more lucrative years ago. After the network than others. started selling a video of news events that Included footage ot King's old allies must have the famous speech, the family watched all this with growing sued. The lawsuit was settled alarm, but they said nothing. when CBS agreed to make a • The old bonds o f loyalty were donation to the King Center.) not to be breached, the family not to be criticized. After all, In the "60 Minutes’ report, former King lieutenant Bill there is still a considerable & Rutherford says: T think Martin Luther King must be spinning in his grave. He attempted his entire life to communicate ideas for free. To communicate, not to sell." Yet the selling goes on. Last year, the familyYs greed seemed to have hit its zenith when they rented King out as a huckster to two telecommunications cor­ porations. They sold rights to Atlanta-based Cingular and Alcatel, a French company, to use King's image in advertise­ ments. But this year the family rose to a new level of crassness, demanding a "permissions agreement" from a nonprofit group trying to build a King memorial on the National Mall in Washington. In other words, the family wants a fee for the use of King's Image and like­ ness in a national memorial While many of the family’s old allies arc fed up with their money-grubbing, they still have their defenders. Former U.N. am bassador Andrew Young, one o f King's closest associates, tells CBS, T h e re 's nothing wrong with selling a commercial product, even for a saint." King never claimed to be a saint. But he did make clear to all who knew him his disdain for money and material acqui­ sitions. In a 1965 interview with Playboy magazine, King said; "I think I'd rise up in my grave if I died leaving two or three hundred thousand dol­ lars. ... If I have any weakness­ es, they are not in the area of coveting w ea lth .... I believe as sincerely as anything that the struggle for freedom is not one that w ou ld reward any partici­ pant with individual wealth and gain." Young's stubborn (and wrongheaded) defense o f the Ing would grieve Kinjf d e e p ly . So do all of those who joined the struggle for something far more precious than money. . O 2001 ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Unintended consequence: War between Pakistan and India President Bush, like Ronald Pakistan and in the east by Reagan before him, often seems India, to know more about what he's No one has a monopoly on doing than what he's ............................ righteousness in South Asia. India's occupation saying. He showed that of Kashmir for more again last Monday than 50 years Is essen­ when he referred to tially illegal, at least Pakistanis os "the under its agreement Pakis," a local equiva­ under U.N. mandates to lent of the "N" word for hold a plebiscite to give African-Americans. the Kashmiris them­ No big deal, that selves the chance to one, a small splash in Richard choose between being the ocean of 24-hour part of India or Pakistan. news cycles. His bigger Reeves rhetorical problem is The conventional wisdom has always been talking of all terrorism that because the great majority as being equal — "immoral of Kashmiris are Muslims, they ui valence," to turn a conservwould vote for being part of ve phrase around. The con­ Pakistan — which is why India stant American refrain about has never allowed a real elec­ our right to seek out and crush terrorism is being repealed, dis­ tion. (Many people now believe that if there were a plebiscite torted and perverted around and it included a chance to vote the world — anywhere aggres­ for "None of the above," sive leaders and petty tyrants younger Kashmiris would vote want an excuse to attack or for independence rather than assassinate opponents. affiliation with Pakistan or As always, one man's terror­ India.) ist is another man's freedom But there will be no real vote. fighter, and branding dissenters as terrorists has become the ral­ And no matter how many Pakistan-Indian handshakes arc lying cry of the good, the bad shown on television, Pakistan and the ugly — the worst of will continue fighting (or ter­ them so far being President rorizing) at a relatively low Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, level to dramatize India's mili­ who is justifying his purges of tary occupation of the richer opponents and dissenters as art of Kashmir. The dangers part of the American drive uilding up now could lead to against terrorists. one of the worst wars in histo­ The Bush rhetoric has also ry, possibly involving nuclear given some cover to Prime weapons, possibly leading to Minister Ariel Sharon in ratch­ the breakup of Pakistan, a eting up his war against the country of more than 140 mil­ Palestinians, perhaps rolling lion people, and endless all-out back the fragile chances for war in Afghanistan — as India eace and ordinary life in both and Pakistan (and perhaps Israel and the ps pseudo-country China and Iran) contend for of Palestine. More immediately influence in a "new" and even more dangerous, the Afghanistan. American world footprint in We, particularly President tracking terrorists or sympa­ Bush, have to remind ourselves thizers has given India the every day of what happened r hand in trying to crush the first time the United States itan's endless guerrilla sided with a military dictator­ warfare along the border ship in Pakistan. That was the between them in divided famous "tilt" toward Pakistan of Kashmir, the beautiful land 1971. The word was used in controlled in the west by a W E iftA lD eiw H W W & iA CKWief ATOtoWrtfc-D Al \m 9 M te V % - - / ji* C ^ secret National Security Council meetings as Henry Kissinger conveyed orders from President Richard Nixon. That time, thinking the Americans would come save them, Pakistan lost half their country. That Pakistan-lrdia war began when the military government in West Pakistan tried to sub­ due a separatist movement in East Pakistan, killing hundreds of thousands of its own people, before India intervened, attack­ ing in the east and crushing the Pakistani army, eliminating East Pakistan and fathering the country now called Bangladesh. That one ended with Pakistan's military president, Yahya Khan, sitting in a freshly dug pit covered by sandbags above his head, behind the army chief of staffs residence in Rawalpindi — the building President Tervez Musharraf now lives in — telling aides that the Americans would soon come to save them from India. The Americans never came, of course, and Pakistan, its army imprisoned by India for years, was reduced to half its former size and population. That could happen again. Pakistan has a history of hear­ ing only what it wants to hear, maintaining the delusion that it is India's equal, when in fact it has as much chance o f prevail­ ing In war as Canada would if It challenged the United States. This time it is up to President Bush, whose use of the word "Paki" shows he is still learning about the politics of the 1.2 bil­ lion people on the Indian sub­ continent, to speak carefully. The wrong words — leading Pakistan to delude itself again that we will protect them as a reward for help in Afghanistan, or leading India to think we will not — could result in the beginning of one of the worst wars ir\ history, the first between nuclear powers. East of Afghanistan, President Bush must choose both words and actions to turn the war against terrorism into a war against war itself. C 2002 UNIVTHSAL PHESS SYNDICATE I �H H H H h h H w M IW W » T he S eminole Heilkiji Sunday. January P . 2002 P u f f 3A Three named Seminole Dreamers and Doers Thro* students have been (elect­ ed aa Seminole County Dreamer* and D x n and will receive recogni­ tion at a statewide Dreamers ana tX *r* recoenition program. The students indude, Yeienia Exell, Lawton Elementary; Daniel McGowan, Teaaue Middle; and Eric Taylor, Lyman High. Each year Well Disney World invites school systems to nominate one etudent from each school who epitomize four characteristics, curiosity, confidence, courage, and constancy. The 19th annual Dreamers and Doers Awards Program will be held on Wednesday, April 17, to honor these Seminole County students nomi­ nated by their schools foe this honor Indude Altamonte Elementary, Teodora Ladraka; Bear Lake Elementary, Theresa Glorei; Bentley Elementary, John Williams; Carillon Elementary, Zachary Majka; Casselberry Elementary, Chios Clifton; Eaatbrook Elementary, Sydney Barta; English Estate* Elementary, Anna Marie Villa; Evans Elementary, Brynne Coupland; Forest City Elementary, YaVrra Norris; Geneva Elementary, Chasdne Brassier; Goldsboro Elementary, JesaHi Crania*; Hamilton EK entary, Kirsten Cook; Heathrow L ncntary, Stephanie Suarez; Highlands Elementary, Aaron Rodriguez; Hopper Center, James Robert Smith; Idyllwilde Elementary, Montana Olson; Keeth Elementary, Kimberly Loiars; Lake Mary Elementary, Ariel Brent; Lake Orient* Elementary, Jacquelyn A. Barclay; Lawton Elementary, Brittany Hamstra; Longwood Elementary, Karla Galvan; and Midwa Idway Kristen Davis. ly Elementary, Qemen Partin Elementary, Richard __________ ntary, Rkhj Masillo; Pine Crest Elementary, Ladonna Fields; Rainbow Elementary, Daniel Ryan Leonard; Red Bug Elementary, Elizabeth Restrepo; Sabal Point Elementary, Nicole Saavedra; Spring Lake Elementary, Denise Feredov; Stenstrom Elementary, Janay Coffle; Sterling Park Elementary, Alejandro Diaz; Wekiva Elementary, Samantha Davis; Wicklow Elementary, Willie McCaulley; Wilson Elemonl.iry. Kerri Knight; Winter Springs Elementary, Julian Ortiz; and Woodlands Elementary, Spencer Bush. Chiles Middle, Jessica Ouyang; Greenwood Lakes Middle, Brittany D. Mulkey; Indian TraiLs Middle, Kristin Vdirin; Jackson Heights Middle, Nimish P. Kamanlal; Millennium Middle, Keith Scott; Milwee Middle, Hilary Lauren Post; Rock Lake Middle, Helen Adams; Sanford Middle, Ainirya Perkins; South Seminole Middle. Katlicrino Rodriguez; Teague Middle, Megan Spencer; and Tuskawilla Middle, Jessica Tuttle Crooms Academy, Ij/ann Marie Dennis; Lake Brantley High, William Eriov; Like Howell High, Adrienne Feldman; Lake Mary High, Tovah GillLs; Lyman I licit. Jessica Gutierrez; Oviedo High, Noel Malcolm; Roscnwald E5.E. Center, Jordan Keri Ellison; Seminole High, IXivina Morrill; and Winter Springs High. Shanetta Utile. The Covenant Bible Institute In v ite s Y o u T o E n r o ll F o r The Year 2002 Our classes lo r the upcoming year will be: Los Angeles Tim es Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichots Lewis *3 Triangular •■* M S M o tto l N Predatory Arche bird 103 Severe 106 Crude gp.7 106 Prez*e backup 107 Ss sL song Is waamius 129 Where to Ind Ito 'O n k g n h r 131 SAT taker* 133 Hoodt wefl eate|oba 133 "The Wonder _■ 134 Holy one 14 Kind of touch 19 Eye trouble 15 One «Mh noble H I 97 Ryder aval H Tight tavern 17 Adanto euburb IS Luge 24 Picnic drink 29 Whrie- flowered tree 31 VCR button 34 N.V.C. ooSege 90 PrecoSege. lor 90 Entrance leaturee onto* S3 Derby. tor one 94 Calyx I* Three-card seam 106 "A _ kwmetoy oomponenl 3 0 aptontSd tOaOtoneRIggreto I I 97 * _ Exceed*: t i Foetooto ebtr. 112 Kentucky 3 Rang out Pointer &*lar« 23 TiUto Squeur county 3 Mol bothered IM 33Wac*y W M 114 PBS lunder 4 Treaeury Dept 37 Author Janowriz 99 Match Weal mow? lIS Foo toalie gM raiders 40 C u l-d e -_ 71 SpSnter group 74 Acad, or coa. 117 Lab equipment SVaUtod 43 Prefix with pees 73 BuStlght bus 37 Cea component IIS Part of EEC: SFaklyahared or charge 79 Encouraging t i A pop Abbt. 44 FSm terrier words M Rtrer nymph 130 Ea-cheae 47 Charione__: 79 Motet at dawn SO FootoaS peel chwnp MStheS 9 Oppoeed to, to creamy dataarl 79 Stereotypical 33 A i ton ta i • _ been hadr 44 Having Xw poodte 133 No-noneenee tU gM Iunch power of review >0 Deluge 10 JodCe ede. 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II SOPJritofe keerteebone 61 CNneeetoe 93 LMveriXy of Kentucky-* _ T— ' ran A survey o f God’s relationship with the human family, from o the f a ll, A b r a h a m to Moses, J o s h u a to the kingdoms: includes a study of the prophets and the Book of Psalms: special attention given to Messianic passages c r e a tio n to 113 Reveokng pictures? 119 Hurting 118 Cub with e dub 173 Fuel efficiency letter* 124 Head knee? 129 Not 8 Down 129 Through 2nd qu arter: A survey o f how the New Testament writers present Jesus of Na/areth as the Christ o f promise and the prophetic culmina­ tion of significant people and events in the Old Testament 13rd qu arter: B 41 99 Eased off •1 Fire starter 93 C arries on 99 'The SgM r I* . . 72 • jlJlta ] *3111 i * i f t j •! . A .survey of God’s promises in the New Testament and how they relate to Ihe corporate church and the individual believer: includes a study of how these promises empower the individual lor a fulfilled life J .tr ■ .. 70 Thursdays, 7-8:30 p.m ., July II - August 22 or Saturdays, 4 - 5:3 0 p.m., July 13 - August 24 T H E PROMISES OF GOP AHP T H E CHURCH "1 N.,Y.c. Thursdays, 7-8:30 p.m., April 4 - May 16 or Saturdays, 4- 5:30 p.m., April 6 - May 18 TH E PROMISES OF GOP FULFILLED IN JESUS 7T~ T I- 1 II 1) jT Thursdays, 7-8:30 p.m.* Janu ary 17 - February 28 or Saturdays, 4-5:30 p.m., January 19 - M arch 2 TH E PROMISES OF QOP IN TH E OLD TESTAM EN T 101 Like leftover* 103 Merkel watcher 104 Actor Denson 100 Cynic's eidamabon 110 Them, with 3he' ItIL x th o l H W 1st quarter: 91 VJ employer S3 Daddy bye outfit 94 Freeze up 99 31 e l __* 97 ire a ecream 99 Playean Improper card 100 Heyerdehre » * —■■ * . - - 74 NOT*OQ TOmoo « a about? 79 Hang loosely 77 J 76 Cone bearers 79 Currant eriti toe wind 61 Bub •3 The Ungot France? 4th qu arter: •9 Buffalo's piece 99 Dieter"* Thursdays, 7 - 8 :3 0 p.m., O ctober 3 - November 14 or Saturdays, 4 - 5 :3 0 p.m., O ctober 5 - November 16 TH E PROMISES OF GOP IN T HE APOCALYPSE 90 le m m a __P 92 toe. neighbor A survey o f God's promises in the Book o f Revelation, including a Christo-centric study o f the seven churches, seals, trumpets and plagues, with attention give to how they were understood in die tlrst century and their contemporary application 1/1VM See Crossword Answers, Page 8A W atson Realty C orp. 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January 13,2002 T he S eminole Mo u l d m The Way We Were: Seminole’s Glee Club program The following accounts of various Seminole High School Glee Club events during the 1950-51 school year were taken from news­ paper clippings and programs saved by Miss Otlie Reese Whittle, SHS Glee Club director for many years. She died recently and I was given her collection. the Sanford Jaycees, SH S stu­ dents entertained w ith a pro­ gram of signing, dancing and ............ comic sketches. Glee Club president, Clarence Clause, was emcee, and the pro­ gram was directed by Miss W hittle. Grctchon Kirchoff performed a novelty tap dance to openi the program followed by a Grace Marie Christmas Program musical reading by Stined pher Ellen Driggers. Shcl Presented By G lee Club s e e # Collum and Alan The SHS Glee Club Hetzel convulsed the presented its annual Christmas audience with a com ic sketch. program Dec. 12,1950, in the Norma Faye Harvey was nigh school auditorium. soloist and featured dancer In Following the candlelight an acrobatic number which recessional to "Hark the included Joyce Anderson, (erald Angels Sing," the Shirley Peacock, Ethel Ninth-Grade Chorus presented W illiams and Margaret "Behold, That Star" and “Good Malloy. King Wencclas." The Two numbers w ere sung by Sophomore Ensemble sang the Triple Trio, which was "What Child Is This?" and composed of Betty Lou Partin, "Christmas Carol," solo by Bobbie Jean Galloway, Peggy Gerald Covington. Wilson, Donna Lou Harper, Shirley Middleton and John Jean Wilson, Caroline Fite presented a piano duet M clnnis, Carolyn Patrick, "Christmas Fantasy" followed Norma Faye Harvey, and Dial by "O Come All Ye Faithful" Boyle. by the Choir. The Double Q uartette — “The Rev. W.P. Brooks Jr , pas­ Aubrey Moran, Kenneth tor of First Baptist Church, Robbins, David Hester, gave the invocation and read Edison Myers, Gerald the scripture passage. Covington, Billy Tyson and ■The Boys Glee Club sang Bobby Cawley — was well "The Almighty" and "March of received in two vocal num­ the Wise M en" after which bers. Donna Lou Harper sang During the Jaycees business "Birthday of a King." meeting, Brailey Odham, state Both tne Tripole Trio and the Jaycee president, reminded Double Quartette presented members of the state meeting traditional Christmas carols being held in Pensacola the and a Mixed Ensemble sang next week. Among those "Gesu Bambino" with a solo by attending would be Odham Clarence Clause. and Volie Williams. The Choir sung "Ava Maia" (solo by David Hester), "Ding, G lee Club Presents R io Rico Dong M errily" and "Beautiful Rio Rico, an SH S Glee Club Savior" (solo by Bobby production, filled the stage Cawley). with an intriguing combina­ The recessional was “Silent tion o f college co-cds and Night" with the benediction by irates on the previous the Rev. Brooks. riday. Accompanists for the pr pro­ The musical, under the gram gram were Shirley Middleton, Middle! direction of Miss W hittle, had John Fite and Peggy Wright. a cast and chorus numbering A tableau was presented by more than 100 with treasure the following: Mary, Paulette hunters, pirate ghosts, Cason; Joseph, Ronnie Spanish dancers and a ballet Anderson; angelsi'tturixata , o f p ir a t e s . . The story bjiened'oiV a colCassubc and Nancy Rqutree; lege campus were Amos Shepard'.'Jamts1Davis. 1 -■ Molecule had invented a gold detection machine. John Fite SH S Stud ents played this starring role. Entertain Jaycecs A wealthy financier (Joe At the regular meeting of K McClug) decided to sponsor a hunt for pirate treasure and a merry group began the adven­ ture and encountered a band o f pirates. The leader of the pirates was played by George Harden and nis sinister crew included Luther David, Billy Tison, and Ronnie Gamer. Norma Faye Harvey, Caroline M clnnis and Donna Lou Harper filled the roles as co-eds while Clarence Clause, Gcroad Covington and Bob Cawley appeared as college boys who operate a radio sta­ tion. Betty Lou Partin, chaperone of the expedition, and Dial Boyle, the bossy cook, provid­ ed many comedy situations. The five pirate ghosts were tlayed by Clarke Messier, oan Wright, Ann Rabom , Barbara Flint and Mary Ann Wilke. Lighting effects were by Joe McClung and Ronnie Gamer. The stage com m ittee included Ann Rabom, Janice Reel, Mary Anne Wilke, Gail Bitting, Betty Anne Carter, I Linda Leonard, Joan Wright, Leslie Holcomb, Charles Willis, and Joe Hutchison. D onna Lou Harper Selected R o te Queen M iss Donna Lou Harper, SH S Senior and daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Harper, w as selected and crowned as Rose Queen at the annual G lee Club Ball held at the Armory March 2 9 ,1951. Her two attendants were Caroline M clnnis and Norma Faye Harvey. The judges observed the girls during the evening and made their selections on the basis o f appearance, viva­ ciousness, friendliness, char­ acter and contribution to'the dance. Judges were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken, Miss Barbara Ruprecht, Bill Fleming, M arion Harmon and M iss Carol Skinner, a previous Rose Queen. M iss Skinner crowned the new Rose Queen and Clarence Clause presented her with a bouquet of roses, donated by Sweetheart's Dance slated fo r February McNeill Florist. A talented musician, Miss Harper has played tenor saxo­ phone In the SHS Band for the past four years as well as singing in the G lee Club. She was a member of the Triple Trio, Secretary of the Glee Club and has appeared in the leading role of "Seventeenth Sum m er", the Senior Class play. By receiving this honor. Miss Harper would represent the Sem inole County Jaycees in the Miss Florida pageant. Also, the Misses Harper, M clnnis and Harvey would represent the high school at the Jaycee Dance at the Armory on the following Saturday. The would be escorted by their dates at the Rose Ball • Bruce Briley, Stanley Brumley and Clarence Clause, respec­ tively. Chaperones for the dance were M. and Mrs. Henry Witte, Jr., Mrs. A.C. Clause and Mrs. H.C. Hetzel. M usic was by Pete Buker and his orchestra. The city of Winter Springs Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting a Sweetheart's Dance for Winter Springs Elementary School stu­ dents Friday, Feb. 8. The dance will take lace in the Winter g rings Senior Center from 7 to 9 p.m. The Recreation Department invites parents to attend the dance function with their children. The dance will be host­ ed by a live disc jockey, and refreshments will be available. Admission is free, but tickets must be in hand to attend. Tickets are avail­ able at the Senior Center, Central W inds Park or City Hall. For more infor­ mation, call 407-327-4761. V in tage V iew P ■trj**i'1-' ■ » hr ) »»»1 t-it-e**! -<»** During one of her first years as Glee Club director at Seminolq High* Alisa.Ollte Reese Whittle ofgpqtfsrj tyroaufingioft g^VP<: fh*floyy Double Quartette and the Girls Melodeara. The two groups are pictured here from the 1947 'Salmagundi.* Front row, from left, are Myra Southward, Houston Babcock, Peggy Pippin, Jan Jenklnson, Mary Alice Herndon, Lillian Moran, Bobby Pullin, Helen Slaughter, Clarence Grantham and Margaret Partin. In the back row are Spencer Harden, Lillian Boyle, Harold Kastner, Louise Clark, Melba Frederick, Mona Ruth Mills, Leland Rudd, Nancy Williams and Nollle Trapp. C h eck Licenses and Com plaints Q A / e iniitte yo u to i M ouk tmftsefty. 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Hwy. 436 • 407-331-7400 i �T hx So o n o u Hd u ld S e m in o l e S Sunday. January P , 2002 P S jC 7A u m m a r y A GLAN CE AROUN D O U R CO UN TY DEAR ABBY: My beloved 93-yesr-old Grandma Beanie passed away recently. She was kind and gentle, and we were lucky to have her as Iona as we did. Her funeral gave my family and me time to reflect on what to really Important in life. What I remember and cherish most about Grandma Beanie are not the material things she me over the years. In I can't remember a sin* gle toy she gave me as a child, although there were many. Wnat I DO remember are the countless times she let me help her make straw* berry Jam; the afternoon she took us kids into the woods and taught us how to hunt for mush­ rooms; die nights she patiently played Yahtzee with us; the met that she made the most deli­ cious chocolate chip cookies in the world; and i how she loved it when we took her out for 1 Chinese food. There are many more memories. The point to, •did not share herself in material ways, but her in the love she showed in everything she I with us. ^ When this world of ours seems scary, p iber that the child's handlyyou o u hhold ok I 1 the time spentit with the m c ild — to what i this world a better place. CATHY IN M ASON CITY, IOWA River view reflections O i A friend sent me a clipping ' worthwhile, so I'm passing it i be great if everyone would follow r GRANNY IN PENNSYLVANIA l HAPPY GRANNY: It certainly i would be a lot less stress in the sni j \ a TEN COMMANDMENTS FO R A LONG AND PEACEFUL LIFE (1) Thou shall not worry, for worry to the most unproductive of all human activities. (2) Thou shalt not be fearful, for most of the things wc fear never come to pass. (3) Thou shalt face each problem as it comes. You can handle only one at a time. (4) Thou shalt not cross bridges before you get to them, for no one yet has succeeded in accomplishing this. (5) Thou shalt not take problems to bed with you, for they make very poor bedfellows. (6) Thou shalt not borrow other people's problems. They can take better care of them than you can. (7) Thou shalt be a good listener, for only when you listen do you hear ideas different from your own. It’s very hard to leam some­ thing new when you're talking. (8) Thou shalt not try to re-live yesterday for or ill — it is gone. Concentrate on what is ppening in your life today. (9) Thou shalt not become bogged down by jstration, for 50 percent of it to frustration, I rooted in seupity and will only interfere with positive actions. (10) Thou shalt count thy blessings, never overlooking the small ones — for a lot of small blessings add up to a big one. Pauline Phillips and her daughter Jeanne Phillips both share the pseudonym Abigail Van Buren. Write Dear Abby at www.DearADby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Abby shares more than 100 of her favorite recipes in two booklets: "Abby's Favorite Recipes- and "More Favorite Recipes by Dear Abby." Send a business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $10 (U S. funds) H to: Dear Abby — Cookbooklet Set, P.O. Box B 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is n included in price.) O w n UNIVERSAL r s t s s SYNDICATE Special Olympics is an vidua Is ages 8 and above, to participate in competitive ath-i J letics. Anyone interested in VI joining, volunteering or leam-! ) ; mote about Special ympics in Seminole County-’q should attend one of the fol- n » lowing meetings. AH meet- <i t ings will be held on Monday, Jan. 1 4 ,7 p.m. to 8 p jn .: iq • Lyman High School >11 Media Center, 865 S. County IW Road 427, Longwood H’ • Seminole High School Media Center, 2701 <p" Ridgewood Avenue, Sanford • Winter Springs High School Media Center, 130 *'» Tuskawilla Road, Winter Springs *• • For more information on ■)' Special Olympics, please call v l 407682-9822._______________ y*l a T U E S M fcd The AARF Lake Mary >'<l Chapter 4878 to hosting a pro­ gram at the Lake Mary Senior I " Center Jan. 15 at 1 2 3 0 p jn . »il The program to Benefits o f * I Pre-Arrangement with speak-1 * er Hector Perez o f BaldwinFairchild. It to a free luncheon -•1 with reservations required, .i f For more Information con- nr. tact Irene Lobet; president, at t >* 407-333-0054 or Marge .« > Carmona, membership director, at 407-323-9249. HoftM photo fcy Tommy Vlnooot The "Pockets* yacht of Ashland,Va. Is leaving Sanford heading north on the St. Johns River. The captain and crew enjoyed a d ear sky and smooth waters as they set out on their journey from the docks of Lake Monroe. driving with a suspended license. Police stopped Butler after he failed to stop at the stop sign on 14th Street and Pine Avenue. Inside the vehicle police found an open, half consumed container of an alcoholic beverage and a partially smoked blunt cigar containing marijua- Vehicle Thaft • Seminole Deputy Charles Hinton arrested Audre Wells. 22, of Longwood Wednesday on six different charges. Police responded to the State Probation Office In Casselberry when probation officers reported Weils attempted to tam­ per with a urine sample. Well Is on felony probation for obtaining property by worthless checks and possession of a controlled substance. W h e n p ro b a tio n officers a d vis e d W ells she needed to start over because she con­ taminated the Bret sample, she fled out the bathroom door and eventually the front door. Officers arrested her after a brief struggle. After the deputy secured Wells in his squad car, he noticed the vehicle "shaking from aide to side'while kating evidence Into the trunk. Wells climbed through the caged area into the driver's side seat, the deputy■re i p o rted. She allegedly locked the depur utjrs vehicle. door and attempted to start the veil With a second key the deputy opened the door and re-arrested Wells. The deputy observed that Wells had manipu­ lated the handcuffs and them in front of her body, the deputy reported. Additional leg irons were placed on Wells and the deputy secured the hand­ cuffs with a second set of handcuffs. She was charged with probation violation, escape, misting an officer with violence, larceny, vehicle theft and fraud. • Seminole County deputies in District 4 (Oviedo/Geneva areas) have arrested a Blthlo area man on a charge of car burglary. It's believed he may be responsible for many more vehicle breakins at rural parks, trails and recreation areas, police said. David Wayne Knight, 30, was arrested Thursda lay at boo Snowhiili Road Ri near Snow Queen Drive in Chuluota. An eyewitness had seen Knight, earlier, attempting to enter a vehicle that was parked at the Jones East "frail Head at 1350 Snowhill Road, and had called authorities. Recently, Seminole County deputies have been called to investigate daytime vehicle burglaries at two trailheads near Chuluota and at a canoe launching area near County Road 419 and Willingham Road, just outside Oviedo. The burglaries happen while the vehicle owners are away, enjoying the outdoors. They return to find items stolen and their vehicles damaged. So tar, the Seminole County Sheriff's Office has documented 11 victims, but there may be more who haven't reported crimes. There is also a chance Knight may have broken into vehicles at parks and recreation areas In Orange and S DUI • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested Drcvard Counties. There is also a chance others are involved in the crimes. Anybody with information is asked to call the Seminole County Sheriff's Office at 407-977-6377. You may also call the Brevard or Orange County Sheriff's Offices, If you were a victim of a crime in those jurisdictions. Retail Theft • Longwood Officer Timothy Cooper * nested Carla Santoe-Ordonez, 55, of Sanford Wednesday for larceny. She reportedly stole $13 worth of merchan­ dise from the State Road 434 Winn Dixie grocery store. • Sanford Officer Adam Creamer arrested Carl James, 53, of Lake Mary Wednesday for shoplifting. He reported­ ly stole $40 worth of merchandise from the Seminole Towne Center Burdines department store. Burglary • Seminole Deputy Randall Spinier arrested Aaron Oakley, 19, of Sanford Monday for burglary, dealing in stolen property and fraud. Oakley allegedly entered a Lake Mary home and removed the victim's golf dubs from the residence. He then sola the dubs to Play It Again Sports in Altamonte Springs for $196. Suspended License • Lake Mary police arrested Jeffrey Shaver, 29, of Winter Springs TUesday for driving with a suspended license. He was stopped on Like Mary Boulevard for having his vehicle's left headlight out • Seminole Deputy Christopher Schuck arrested Dottle Cross, 25, of Sanford Monday for driving with a sus­ pended license. The deputy also issued two dtations as he observed two small young children without child restraints. • Sanford Officer Kenneth McLacklan arrested Jeff Riven, 28, of Sanford Monday for driving with a suspended license. He was stopped for a broken dri­ ver's side taillight • Sanford Officer Kenneth Trezise arrested Kevin Butler, 24, of Sanford Monday for marijuana possession and T h e S e m in o l e H D a s PI o f EJUur Erie M u n a clt, 22. o l b a k e M a ry Wednesday for driving under the influ­ ence, property damage and reckless dri­ ving. Crapps reported to a two car crash at Park Avenue and French Avenue to find one of the drivers possibly impaired. Breathalyzer tests at the Jail revealed Munaell had a blood alcohol content of .133. • Seminole Deputy Jennifer Hicks arrested Justin England, 28, of Lake Mary TUesday for driving under the Influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed England had a blood alcohol content of about .134. • Winter Springs Officer M. Conway arrested Rey Walker, 39, of Winter Springs Monday for driving under the influence. Police radar clocked Walker driving 72 mph in a 50 mph zone of State Road 434. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed Walker had a blood alcohol con­ tent of about .255. Lewd Acts • Agents of the sheriff’s office Qty/County Investigative Bureau con­ ducted an undercover operation TUesday at the Seminole County Environmental Center on Osprey Trail In Winter Springs. The operation targeted Individuals who were committing lewd acts In the public parks. Gerald Barrett, 61, of Winter Springs was arrested when he allegedly exposed himself in front of an undercover agent. He was charged for exposure in a public park and assignation to commit a lewd act. Mark Earle, 44, of Longwood was arrested when he exposed himself and asked for sex from the undercover agent. He was charged with Indecent exposure and a sex offense. W ED The Suburban Republican Women's Club will host its >" annual membership coffee on Wednesday, Jan. 16, from 10.30 a.m. to noon at the home of Vicky Crozier, 308 ' • i Feather Place in Longwood. | Reservations are required by 5 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 13. For reservations and further infor­ mation, please call 407-862- i J 6626,407-830-4560 or 407-672- rH 2556. 1ft Lyman High School will nil host a College/Caieer Night on Wednesday, Jan. 16, at 6JO p m in the school's auditor!urn. College representatives from Betitune-Cookman College, Florida A&M University, Florida Atlantic University, Florida College of Natural Health, Florida Hospital College of Health Science, Florida State Universi ty. Full Sail, Seminole j Community College, University o f Central Florida, University of Florida and University of South Florida will be available to discuss, admission procedures. Representatives will also dis­ cuss the application process for the military academies, enlistment and for students who qualify for Disability Support Services. All Seminole high school students and their parents are invited to attend along with incoming ninth-graders and their parents. For more information, please call the Lyman Guidance Office at 407-3202054. Prostitution Agents of the City/County Investigative Bureau arrested Angel Finkle, 28, of Sanford TUesday for prosti­ tution. An undercover agent made con­ tact with Finkle at San Juan Avenue and Seminole Boulevard. He asked her if she was working and she replied yes enter­ ing the agent's vehicle. e r a ld Correction Wednesday's article on the county's new courthouse incorrectly identified the pro­ ject's cost. The cost of con­ struction is projected to be $48 million. We welcome and encourage your letten and comments. All letten must include your name, address and phone number to be published. “Serving Seminole County Since 1908 “ Write tout: Ebon Tyre*. JR. Dteplay Advaraalng John Coffman Row* Lavandar bo u t opportunity for disabled indi- » Doug Fetzer o & A M on K t CATHY: Right you ate. You were fori have had such a positive role model '*•.The most precious gift a person i a gift of self. ut Ocx* O w n * Ctvta Patton Daan Smah Tommy Vtncant Sunday. 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Sanford City Commission Meeting Sanford City Commission Mooting Monday, Jan . 14, 2002 Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avo. Worfcaosslon 4 p.m. City Manager's Conftrsnco Room Second Floor 1. Presentation of Employee tlie Month Award for January 2002. ■2. Update re: Christmas Extravaganza, [verbal by Sara Jacobson] . 3. Discussion rs: downtown floodlights •City owned. 4. Update re: Park Avenue pay phones and landscaping. (R-6) * 5. Discussion ra: Special Event Policy. ' 6. Discussion re: Automobile and other off-tit« sale promotion* al events. . 7. Discussion of Regular Agenda Items, Add-on Items, and other items, fl. Mayor, briefing 9. City Manager, briefing A. Tuition policy □0HQB 00 □ 0 0 0 0 0 0 BQQB0B00 □□□ QBE] 1 □00 □□□0 0000 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Executive Saaalon 5 p.m. City Manager’s Conference Room Second Floor 1. Collective bargaining regard­Consent Agenda. ing Local No. 3996, International 1. Approve request for free use Association of Firefighters. of the CMc Canter on January 19 As a reminder, this meeting Is and 20,2002, In conjunction with a non-public meeting and is the Martin Luther King, Jr. celebra­ exempt from Section 286.011 of tion. Recommended by the City ofthe Florida Statutes in accor­ Manager. dance with Section 447.605 of 2. Approve BldfIFB 01/02-13 to the Florida Statutes. remove radio tower at Police Individuals to be attendance Department, In (he amount of Include: $6,500, from Tower Systems South. Mayor and City Commission Recommended by the CHy Labor Negotiating Team, Manager. Including Labor Counsel 3. Approve BkHIFB 01/02-14 for City Manager Pottce vehicle equipment, In the amount of $53,130.57, from Metro Regular Meeting One Police Supply. Recommended 7 p.m. by the City Manager. CHy Commission Chambers 4. Deny request from The Grove First Floor Counseling Center tor free use of the Cultural Arts Center. Presentation. Recommended by the CHy A. Proclamation re: Christmas Manager. Extravaganza. 5. Approve renewal of B. 2001 Employee of the Year Agreement with Cora Construction Award. lor concrete construction and repair, C. Recognition of Tiffany Miller, at the rates and term# designated Miss Junior Sanford Teen in the Agreement, and authorize Mayor to execute. Recommended by the CHy Manager. 6. Approve payments made dur­ ing the month of December 2001. Recommended by the CHy Manager. 7. Approve First Amendment to the Old Sanford Library Building Shared Use Agreement Recommended by the Deputy CHy Manager. 0 Public Hearings. 00000000 I O00 00B0D 0QQD0 0 00 0000 0000 □0000 00 000Q0D □00 0O000I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 0 0000001 0000OD 0001 0Q 0 0 0 0 00001 000 0 0000 0 [□ B O 0 0 0 0 0 O 1. Second reacting and adoption of Ordinance No. 3692 to annex 2.15 + acres of property lying between S. R. 46 and Smith Canal Road and between Sewell Road and Rinehart Road (4401 W. S. R. 46); Ambaji. Inc., owner. Recommended by the CHy Manager. Ad pubBshed January 2 and 9,2002. 2. Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 3693 to annex .968 acres ot property lying between Seminole Boulevard extended easterly and Celery Avenue and between Brisson Avenue extended northerly and A n s w e rs fo r C ro s s w o rd o n Page S A ' Approval of I Dec. 10 and 17,2001 Work Session and Regular Meetings. Recommended by tw City dark and the C»y Manager. M a y R*v*f C o u rt (2 2 0 0 C alary Ave.)‘, Laura l_ VuMemot and -4 -------- K GOT YOUR HANDS FULL? CALL. . . Community Resource Facility at Daniel J . Raeves, owner*. 919 East 2nd Street for Seminole Recommended by the CHy Community Mental Health Center, Manager. Ad puMahed January 2 Inc., subject to a Development and 9,2002. Order with conditions. 3. Condemnation of 600 Cypreaa Recommended by the Planning & Avenue, Condemnation Report No. Zoning Commleaion, the Director of 02-04, Elizabeth Paige, owner, 509 E. 6th Street Condemnation Report Engineering & Planning, aqd the CHy Manager. No. 02-05, Margwel Jonea, owner; 5. Ra: RaHroad Crossing 906 E. 11th 8treaL Condemnation Reconstruction •U.S. Hwy. 17-92 Report No. 02-06, Roea and 13th Street Waahlnqton, owner 1603 W. 16th A. Adopt Resolution No. Street Condemnation Report No. 1896 authorizing execution of a rail­ 02-07, Fannie Fletde Heirs, owners; road reimbursement agreement for 1124 PomsgranHs Avenue, the construction of railroad grade Condemnation Report No. 02-06, crossing, installation of traffic con­ Ufyseee and Helen EHngton. owntrol devises lor raMroad grade croasera; and 1419 W. 13th Street, Ings, and future maintenance and Condemnation Report No. 02-09, adjustment of said crossings and JulusT. Lee, owner. The devices. Recommended by the Community Development Director Public Works Director and the CHy and the CHy Manager recommend Manaoer. the structure* be found unsafe, B. Authorize Railroad dtapidatod, unsanitary or uninhabit­ Reimbursement Agreement. able, to condemn said atrocturee, Recommended by the Public Works end to give the owners thirty (30) Director and the City Manager. days to repair or damotish; if prop­ 6. Approve Preliminary erty owner* tail to effect such Subdivision Plan for the Lake Mary demotitton and removal or repair BouievartV17-92 L.LC. Commercial wtthtn laid thirty (X ) day period, Subdtasion, a proposed five (5) lot the CHy shal demolish and remove commercial development located at the buHdnge and/or structures, and 3803 Oriando Drive, based on the the actual coat of said removal and plan meeting the standards for con­ disposal, Including administrative sideration, and subject to condMons coats, wtt be assessed as a Ken against the properties. Owners ol and stipulations. Recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission, 600 Cypress Ave., 509 E. 6th S t, the Director of Engineering & and 909 E. 11th S t notified November 21,2001; properties Planning, and the City Manager. 7. Approve Preliminary posted November 21,2001; ad pub­ Subdivision Plan lor Placid Lake lished December X , 2 X 1 ; owners Townhomee, a proposed 126 unit of 1803 W. 18th S t. 1124 multi-family community located at PomgranKe Avt, end 1419 W. 13th 600 West Airport Boulevard, based S t notified December 1 4 ,2 X 1 ; on meeting the standards for con­ properties posted December 14, sideration, subject to condttiona and 2 X 1 ; ad published January 8, stipulations; and approve 2002. Development Order No. 01-0046. Recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission, the Director of 1. Condemnation Status Report. The Director of Community Engineering & Planning, and the Development end the CHy Manager CHy Manager. recommend demolition of 416 E. 8. Grant authorization to sue to seek immediate discontinuance of 5th Street Condemnation Report telecommunications service (pay No. 01-04. 2. Appeal of Historic Preservation telephones) at 1201 Park Ave. 9. Adopt Resolution No. 1697 Board’s denial of Certificate of certifying that Habitat for Humanity Appropriateness lor a 16-foot wide metal garage door at 404 S. In Seminole County lnc.'a program for the construction of housing for Palmetto Ave. 3. Approve sale ol alcoholic bev­ very low Income persons Is consis­ erages lor consumption on promis­ tent with local plans and regula­ tions. es (BW-COP) at 2921 Oriando Drive, Suite 142; Tae D. Kim, Wings N T h i r t y , lno.« Applicant. Recommended by toe Planning and Zoning Commission, the Director ol Engineering & Planning, and the * ‘ CHy Manager. 4. 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Goodwill President and CEO, Rick Colem an, pre­ sented O rlando Mayor Glenda Hood with an over­ sized check symbolizing more than $ 4 2 million in earnings generated this past year from people placed in community employment while receiving services from G oodw ill Industries of Central Florida. These earn­ ings result in a significant contribution to the region's economic b ase and tax rev­ enues. Goodwill staff members will be available at the exhibit through Thursday, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., to speak w ith individuals seeking inform ation about the organization's employ­ ment training and job place­ ment services. Those visit­ ing the exhibit during these times next week can enter to win a $100 shopping spree at G oodw ill's newest retail store and donation center In Oriando. Scheduled to open later this m onth, the new store will b e located at 360 E. M ichigan Street, near the intersection of Michigan Street and O range Avenue. Founded in Boston in 1902, G oodw ill Industries has evolved into one o f the w orld's largest nonprofit providers o f employment, training and career services for people with disabilities and disadvantages such as | .weiforj. lessness, or lack of educa- lion and w ork experience. Since its inception, the orga­ nization has helped more than 5 m illion people through a broad range of programs and services. Goodw ill Industries of Central Florida has been serving O rlando and Central Florida since 1959. "W ork gives us the power to support our families and build strong com m unities," says Colem an. "Through this exhibit, we want to cel­ ebrate the people who have turned on the power of work in Oriando and Central Florida." The Goodwill Centennial Celebration Traveling Exhibit uses a mix of narra­ tive and stunning visuals to depict Goodwill's rich histo­ ry and plans for its next century of service. Goodwill Industries of Central Florida is one o f 44 Goodwill agen­ cies hosting the exhibit between now and the end of 2002. Goodw ill industries International is a network of 215 community-based, autonomous member orga­ nizations in the United Stales, Canada, and 24 other countries. Each organization serves people with disabili­ ties and other needs by pro­ viding job training and employment services, as well as job placement opportunities and post­ employment support. Through its services, the network helps people over­ com e barriers to em ploy­ ment and become indepen­ dent, tax-paying members o f their communities. In 2000, Goodwill Industries International served 448,563 individuals and reported S i.85 billion in revenues. This past year, Goodwill Industries of Central Florida placed more than 3,300 peo­ ple in meaningful, life-sus­ taining jobs in the com m u­ nity and provided services to another 26,000 people throughout Central Florida. Locally, Goodwill channels approximately 90 percent of its annual earnings into a fully staffed and unique employment and training service. �«* !% ■' ♦vi T h e S eminole H erald Beautification award - v - ,v > ■___ . Sunday, January 13. 2001 Pines CoaUaaad from Pa|t LA products, including turpentine, obtained from the sap of pine trees. The term originated from the days when wooden sailing ships, including naval ships, were waterproofed using pitch and tar and other resinous prod­ ucts from pine trees. The Industry reached its peak in the early 1920s. Seminole County had about 20 to 30 tur­ C o d e -------------pentine stills/naval stores in the area, and it was a big business. Before 1914,50 to 60 percent of the industry's products were exported to Europe. However, as a result of blockades during World War II, the demand for the products declined. "It was a pretty harsh life, but it allowed people to put bread and butter on the tables for many years," Butler said. M LK Continued from Page LA UuAlit . ----ni . fwini nhntn pnouj uy tmiifpryvtnpw Msmbers of the Sanford Scenic Improvement Board and dty offi­ cials stand In front of the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, which recently won Ihe organization monthly beautification award. awards for her teaching, preach­ ing and community service. On Monday, Jan. 21, the 13th annual Dr. M artin Luther King Jr., Day Parade and Rally will be held In Fort Mellon Park. The parade begins at 10 a.m. at the West Sanford Boys and Girls Club. It will proceed east on 13th Street to downtown Sanford and then to Fort M ellon Park. The rally will begin at noon. For parade and park infor­ mation, contact the MLK Jr., Steering Committee, In care of Sheryl Jones, First Shiloh M.B. Church, 700 Elm Ave., Sanford, FL, 32771, or call 407-322-5489. Please leave a message. Banquet tickets arc available by calling Dorothy Curry at 407-323-2099. Bentley i Pag* i a nervous, the police report stated. He returned to the vehicle and left only to return for a fourth time. This time, Bentley stopped the girl and asked for different directions. Allegedly, while doing so, he began fondling himself under­ neath a washcloth, she told police. Two weeks after the first encounter, the girl recalled anothI er incident to police when she was riding a bicycle with her [mother. The same white Ford [started following her again. The [mother attempted to write down [the license plate number, but the ,-fi\ m tm vehicle sped away. The same vehicle was noticed yet again on Nov. 11, but this time an alert resident was able to record the license plate number. "The fact people were alert by writing down license plate num­ bers and giving good vehicle descriptions helped in building our case," Olson said. The sheriff's office investiga­ tors have also linked Bentley to similar incidents in nearby Deer Run. One incident occurred on O ct 17 and another on Nov. 21 when a deputy caught Bentley driving slowly next to two young girls. Olson reiterated Friday that the sheriff’s office will continue its investigation into the case, as more and more parents are citing similar incidents. Becton said Bentley was "never without" an experienced officer while training In the police force. "Anything he may have done was js not during employment en hours. Bccton a ded. 9A ; Regardless of the outcome of the criminal Investigation, Becton also said after the Altamonte Springs' department completes their internal investigation, the case will be forwarded to the state certification board of Criminal Justice, Standards and Training. Through due process, the board could terminate Bentley's certifi­ cate as a law enforcement officer in the state of Florida. Continued from Page 1A a x le book confines setbacks from 10 feet to 35 feet. "The majority of the property owners — 99 percent — don't know this is going on," Hattaway said. "You're going to take away the ability for this city to redevelop itself." Commissioners Steve Miller and Dan Anderson responded to Hattaway's aimments by orga­ nizing a motion to table the Commission's vote on the first reading of the new code rook. "We need to table this item until each and every property owner is notified and told in detail what we are going to do to them, which in my estimation is horrible," Miller said. "I think we're getting close, but 1 have major issues with the setbacks and few other things in here," Anderson said. "This is a big change for all of Longwood." Mayor Paul Lovestrand said changing the Land Development Code has been one of his goals since he was elected to City Commission. By "putting the Ideas of taste on the community" he said he hoped it would help Longwood continue to grow. However these new ideas are put forth "too strongly" and Commission should look at areas such as Sanford and Winter Park that grew without strict land development regulations. Commission unanimously agreed to table the new code book until all property owners arc notified. Commissioners also scheduled a workshop for Feb. 11 to help explain the new develop­ ment codes to properly owners and to address problems com­ missioners have with the code book. In other business, commission­ ers agreed on the first reading of a new ordinance requiring prop­ erty owners In subdivisions with deed restrictions to obtain approval for the proposed pro­ ject from the homeowner's asso­ ciation before the Issuance of a city building permit. The ordinance was drafted'; after residents of Longw ood; Green became upset a manufac­ tured home was built In theirneighborhood. Com m issioner’Butch Bundy said the new ordi­ nance "puts some teeth" in homeowner's associations allow v ing them to have better control of new construction In their areas. *; Commissioners also decided to review an ordinance that pro-c vides regulations and procedure^''' for vendors of the Longwood Arts and Craft Festival. City'* leaders learned last fall that ord K ’ nance was faulty when an unli­ censed vendor selling hot-dogs from his house went unpunished because the city law stated a charge of third degree misde-' meaner for the infraction. To commissioners chagrin, they learned there is no such thing as a third degree misdemeanor. LAST DAY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13! Honest, Dependable,. Guaranteed and Dedicated| Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. it's a l l i n s i d e . Harrell &. 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Qerance HarmavataUa knL Intarm^ IBPmrnt, Opec^orSaim5er**i «rdPioducis. g« QNds. pnorpurchewa i Your Final Price = $ Ts*« oN nal r UmNrdM vsimcUjT rrwy vary ID one JCPtr**y 8.99 i CXANNS lo r a t e All Proceeds Donated ToLocal Charities "I" �T he Seminole Huuld F i g C IOA Sunday. January Cl. 2002 Consolidation— Cm tinned from Page LA In a fall election for two Altamonte Springs commission seats last year, the local fire department union supported two challengers rather than the two incumbents. When the incumbents regained their seats, trouble began to brew for the city Fire department, said Frost. Altamonte Mayor Russ Hauck denied the claim and said consolidation "seems to hold great promise for the city and county." Altamonte Springs did initiate the discussions with the county. "W e're prepared to move for­ ward with it if it makes sense," he said. "It’s a particular good time for us to look at it because many of our senior managers am retiring in the next few years." Several personal concerns Hauck said he had with poten­ tial consolidation are implemen­ tation and "will it make sense in dollar savings." On the other hand, he said consolidation could prove to be a groat move for city firefighters. the county in 2000 touted a 1500,000 savings for Sanford, said Dave Frost, president of Sanford Professional Firefighters Union No. 3996, "O ne of the reasons they could have saved some money is because they would reduce services in the city," Frost said. "It would have impacted the residents greatly." According to Frost, if con­ solidation was approved in Sdnford, the county would have shut down one of the cities' fire stations. But, Altamonte's recent decision to consider a fire department union with the county has nothing to do with money, he added. At) Politics "It's not an economic situa­ tion, it's a political situation," Frost said. "They had a major difference of opinion between commissioners that wen; just re­ elected down there. Very rarely is it an economic situation." "The pay and other benefits (in the county) are at least as good as or better than ours," he said. "There is also potential for personnel to move quicker up the ranks." Pride Prevails "Would I want to work for the county? Absolutely not," Frost said. "It's just a different way ft's managed. Something that disturbed the firefighters in (Sanford's consolidation talks) is they're on a private pension fund and the county is with a state fund. "The rity commissioners have been very good to the fire department and they have pride in this department. We enjoy the relationship we have with the Commission and the mayor." Something that is rarely dis­ cussed during consolidation is the element of pride in a city owned and operated fire department, said Frost. The Sanford Fire Department has a "strong history*7 since being established in 1879, while the county has only been in opera­ tion a little more than 20 years, he said. Other city fire chiefs couldn't agree more with Frost. "There is a source of pride," said Tim Lallathin, Winter Springs fire chief. "That's some­ thing this city would b e hard pressed to give up." . Altamonte May Not Be Alone Lallathin said although Winter Springs is not interested in consolidation at this point, he is anxious to see the final Altamonte Springs' report. "It would make sense if all the cities did I t " he said. "I think all the cities and all the services they provide need to look for more cost effective measures." Even farther back than the Sanford and Lake Mary consid­ erations, Longwood looked at fire department consolidation with the county, said Fire Chief Charles Chapman. He said about 10 or 12 years ago. ^ s h Longwood considered it, but it "wasn't seriously looked at." Longwood, too, has a rich fire department history, as they will celebrate its 75th anniversary in the next several years. Longwood City Administrator John Drago said consolidation of its fire department with the county Is unlikely. Casselberry is also not considering consoli­ dation, according to Fire Chief Mitch Floyd. "At this point we have no compelling reason to consider that kind of move," he said. "Our citizens arc very support­ ive o f our department and we have a sense of our community. When you have a bigger organi­ zation you don't have that per­ sonal touch — connectivity to your community." Oviedo is the only other city considering consolidation. City Commissioners recently direct­ ed staff to investigate the possi­ bilities of such a move. Oviedo is also the only city in the county not a member of the first response system. The pro­ gram allows the tlosest fire department to respond to an emergency regardless o f their eovernment affiliation. Money • Health • Interviews Reviews • Editorials • Advice Recipes •Coupons • Politics • Sports S u b s c rib e T o d a y ! 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Tickets are »K« *Wir For more information, call 407-3284XJ83 or check out the SCW website at wwwscwmarked.com. S C C BA SK ETBA LL T E A M S T O O PEN M FC PLAY A T H O M E The Seminole Community College basketball teams will Mid-Florida Conference . with a doubleheader against Santa Fe Community College from Gainesville at home on Wednesday. The women will tip off at 6 .m., with the men set for an p.m. start. Admission is free to the public. r SA N FO R D BA SEBA LL The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department is now register­ ing players for its upcoming Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball seasons. The fee is $30 to register. Player Palcement and Skills Assessment Day will be Saturday, February 2nd, with Opening Day set for March 2nd. For more information call 407-330-5697 or visit the Downtown Youth Center in Sanford City Hall. SA N FO R D PO LA R BEA R SO FTB A LL The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department still has openi n n for all nights of its Adult Polar Bear Slow Pitch Softball League season that begins this week. Leagues offered are Co-Ed and Church on Monday nights; Women on Tuesday; Men of Wednesday and Thursday; and Industrial on Friday. Call 407-330-5697 for more information. JE W IS H C O M M U N IT Y C E N T ER C O -ED V O LLEY B A LL LEA G U E The Jewish Community Center, 851 North Maitland Avenue, is now accepting registration for a Sunday evening co-ed power Volleyball League. Teams will scrimmage on January 13th, and the Teague officially begins January 20th. There will be eight weeks of round robin play followed by a playoff tournament. There may be divisions for AA, A and B level teams. Entry fee is $225 per team. The JCC offers a tempera­ ture-controlled facility with two cable nets and lighted scoreboards. League winners and tour­ nament winners may receive a discount on the next league, t-shirts, or individual trophies. Registration deadline is January 10th. For fuither information, contact Sylvia Pasnak at 6455933, extension 259. See Briefs, Page 2B Keeping the money at home SpBckti to t f » Herald LAKE MARY — Lake Mary's own Roy Biancalana earned his fifth North Florida PGA Winter Tour title o f the season when he won the Lake Mary Open on Wednesday at Timacuan Country Club. A final round o f three under par 68 for 135 gave Biancalana a one-stroke edge over Cliff Kresge of Apopka, who fin­ ished 67-136. On 'fiiesdav, Biancalana birdied five of six holes midway through the back nine to grab the first round lead. After a bogey (No. 3) and a birdie (No. 4) on the Lake Mary’s Biancalana wins fifth N FPG A Winter Tour title front nine, he birdied Nos. 1 1 ,1 2 ,1 3 ,1 5 and 16 before closing with bogey at the par-5 17th hole to finish at 67 and hold at two-shot lead over Kresge and Dave Rummells o f Orlando and Cliff Kresge of Apopka. Wednesday Biancalana made two birdies on each nine and bogied the par4 second hole. He received $3,000 from the $9,775 purse, more than he had collected heretofore this season. Biancalana was already the leading money winner on the Winter Tour's 36th season with $2,605 for the first 13 events. His other wins were at Tomoka Oaks, Halifax Plantation and Riverbend, all in Ormond Beach, and at Matanzas Woods in Palm Coast. The next two stops on the NFPGA Winter Tour schedule were today and - V tomorrow (Jan. 12-13) at Plantation in Leesburg, and Tuesday (Jan. 15) at o Wekiva Golf Club. *J. NORTH FLORIDA PGA WINTER 1; TO U R Timacuan Country Club, Lake Mary 6,710 yard*, par 71 I.IU T IU » cii« iu .L **M « jitM a M 7 -tt_ U Sc2 .C lU ( KmftT. AfH-pkj, 11,700, ftt-67 _ 134; 3. Brian Uni, Cujrrivfti FtUt, Ohio. 11.230. 71-16 _ 137; 4. Dtifc Schulaj lU gm kw i. Md. I t .100, 71-U . 1 R 1 D m Kuaunri&l OrLtnd.1, lljlU>. 6»71 _ HO; 6 (tk) Darid Bacfc, TitUhaawr, 1571,71-71 . U i Cwg Itlm K Orlando. UTS, 71-71 _ 1IL and Tony UtMaria, Stnfotd. 1 *7 * 7 *7 3 .1 6 2 . Near perfect execution Free throw exhibition wins it for Seminole By Dean Smith Sports Editor • ; • | . Lakes 1 d o in g w e ll i n soccer By Dean Smith Sports Editor LAKE MARY — Fans ooh and aah at the dunk, fancy ball-handling move or long three-point snot. Coaches usually talk about defense winning the games. But in most cases, the team that makes its free throws and rebounds the basketball wins the game. — Such was the case Wednesday night at Lake Mary High School as Seminole made 29 of 30 shots from the foul line and outrebounded the hosts, 36-17, to defeat the Rams, 75-68, in a Seminole Athletic Conference and district boys basketball game. Lake Mary was nearly as proficient at the charity stripe, making 26 of 41 attempts, but Arrow Force X made Its final 20 tries to keep the Rams at bay. "I had no idea we were shooting that well at the free throw line until after the game," said Seminole head coach Bob Traina on Thursday. "I haven't seen anything Uke that In 27 years of coaching." Seminole's junior varsity also added to a good night for the visitors as coach Robert Moore's charges improved to 6-0 with a 59-51 triumph. Arrow Force X took control of the game early behind the shooting and rebounding of 6* foot-6 senior forward Robby DuPre and the rebounding and inside defense of 6-foot-6 senior center Marcus Robinson as the visitors raced to a 20-9 lead after one quar­ ter. But the second quarter was a different story as Lake Mary found its rhythm behind LAKE MARY — If your school name happens to begin ' with Lake, as In Brantley, Howell or Mary, It’s been a pretty good soccer season so far. In g ir ls ’ p la y t h is w e e k : l.lr u U a y R ic e h a d t w o g o a ts ■ - *— * — |i_ tas , ,t . n■* r m pnoto* a y- jim ififiu Seminole senior center Marcus Robinson (No. 42, above) goes lo the reverse side for two of his 18 points in Arrow Force X’s, 75-68, victory over Lake Mary Wednesday night. Robinson, who also had a game-high 11 rebounds and three blocked shots, came up big late in the third quarter and earty in the fourth quarter as the victors held off the Rams despite a stellar effort from freshman Darryl Merthie (No. 23. left), who took it to the Seminole defense to score 38 points, 25 in the second halt, just three shy of the school single-game record of 41 set by Paul Beik in 1998. See Preps, Page 2B and two assists as Lake Howell rolled passed Seminole, 6*1, on Monday. Rylane Goncalez added two assists and Carolyn Richard had two saves in goal for the Stiver Hawks. McKenna Keenan scored twice as Lake Mary blanked Lyman, 64). Jaclyn Wenaas and Nicole Haves each had an assist for the Rams, while Natalie Haerens got the shutout in goal. No. 1 state-ranked DeLand (16-1-1) held off Lake Brantley 2-1. Paige Murray scored three goals and Haerens made six sa ves in goal as Lake Mary whitewashed Seminole, 6-0. Jessica Zabel chipped in with two goals and Jill Beary added the other goal for the Rams. Alida Briggs scored two goals and Cassie Keane made three saves as Lake Brantley ripped Lyman, 5-1. DeLand continued its prowess with a 2-0 victory over Winter Springs. Katie Christie scored two goals as Oviedo doubled the score on Deltona, 6-3. Kathryn Jannsen, Becky Brandt, Megan Brannon and Candice Torbert added single goals each for the Lions (7-6-2). Torbert also added an assist, while Molly O ine had an assist and Jennah Carter two, to back the six save effort of Nellie Liljenquist in goal. In boys’ soccer action: Jason McNemey scored the See Soccer, Page 2B Football stars garner All-State recognition By Dean Smith Sports Editor GAINESVILLE — The Seminole Athletic Conference, led by five second learners, had 15 players named to various Class 4A, 5A and 6A All-State Football Teams announced by the Florida Sports Writers Association this week. All seven SAC schools had at least one player honored, with Lake Brantley, Lake Howell and Winter Springs getting three players named each. The Patriots and Silver Hawks both had two Second Team picks, while Lake Mary had two Third Team selections. Senior stars Jamel Oliver and Corey Andrade were the Second Team picks from Lake Brantley, with Oliver (6-foot-2, 185-pounds) making the offense at running back and Andrade (6-foot, 205-pounds) making the defense as a linebacker. Also making the Class 6A Second Team Defense was Oviedo senior linebacker Matt Ford (5-foot-ll, 215-pounds). Making the Honorable Mention list for Class 6A was junior offensive lineman Jordy See Football, Page 2B i II---. I^ prana —*--* —ku “ nM lQ nufUu try JUil Lake Brantley senior running back Jamel Oliver (No .20. above) was named to tho Class 6A Second Team Offense this week by the Florida Sports Writers Association �2B T h i Soknoci H d u l d Sunday. January 13. 2002 ^Soccer Continued from page IB d as Lake Howell and New ym a Beach battled to a 1-1 ^tte on Monday, i Lake Brantley held off Lake -'Howell as Dana Singer made r*even saves in goal. Five differ'•nt players scored one goal each ^jipd three different players had .•one assist each In the game. Chris Ferriera scored three cgoals as Lyman downed ^Titusville, 4-1. Fabio Tcdraza -chipped in with two assists and E Steve Spangler made six saves Berk scored the goals for Lake in goal for the Greyhounds. ’ Howell, while Timothy Nix had Tovar scored the game's only an assist and Jason Chapman goal as Lake Mary edged three saves in goal as the Silver Seminole, 1-0. Eric Gorden had Hawks edged Spruce Creek, 2the assist and Rusty Robinett made three saves in goal for the Atuesta had two goals and Rams. Zarbaugh two assists as Oviedo DeLand blanked Winter rolled over Seminole, 6-2. Sasso Springs, 3-0. made three saves in goal for the Ryan Zarbaugh, Atuesta and Lions. Quintero scored the goats and Lake Manr (13-3-3) and Lake Michael Sasso had six saves as Brantley (15-2-4) battled to a 1-1 Oviedo defeated Deltona, 3-1. tie. Gonien scored the Rams' Corey Kempink and Matthew goal to back Robinett's seven save effort, while Carlos Forero scored for the Patriots with Dana Singer making I j five saves. Kyle Ginzi scored1the tl goal on an assist from Kevin Elliott as Winter Springs and Deltona tied 1- 1. G IR L S SO C C ER BULLDOGS 2, PATRIOTS 1 D t Land 1 1 . 2 Lake Brantley 0 1 . 1 Coal* _ Drland 2 (Otto. Rasas); L s b Brantfay 1 (own goal). Aaaftats _ DrLand I (Otto). Shota on goal _ DrLand 11; Laka Brantley \X S a w *. Dr Land 1; Laka BrantWy X LIONS 6, WOLVES 3 O r trd o 2 4 _ • D elton a 2 1 _ J C ork . Ovtedo 4 (Oifteti* X Jrreirm. Brandt Brannon. Torbrrt), Drttona } 0. Carrta 2, McFhmon) A ntiti _ Ortrdo 4 (Carter 2, d m . Turbrrt); Drttona 2 0 Garcia, Jobnaon) Shot, on goal _ Ortrdo 1*; Oltona 10. Sarta . Ortrdo «c (M a m 11 Jm or rantty «cot* _ OvkdoX Drttona 0. B U L LD O G S 2. BEA RS 0 Winter Springe 0 0 _ 0 DrLand 0 2 . 2 Coala _ DrLand 2 (Rom . Dekry) Aviate . DrLand I (Dotry) Shota on goal . winter Spring* 9; DrLand 15. Sana _ Winter Spring* 10; DrLand 7. Junior rantty tcore _ Winter Spring* 4. DrLand 0. B O Y S SO C C ER B U L L D O G S 3. B E A R S 0 DrLand 0 3 . 3 Winter Spring* 0 0 . 0 Coal* _ DrLand 3 (liindalor 2. Clandarulo). Aatete _ DrLand 2 (Thompaon 2). T goal _ DrLand 15; Winter Spring* I DrLand (LurckJ) 7; Winter (Agarmonte 4. Apptrr 5) 9. U O N S 3, W O L V E S 1 D eltona 0 1 . CMrdo 2 1 . 3 Coal* . Drltona 1 (Carrta); Ortrdo 3 (Zarbaugh. Amnia. Quintero). Antet* . Drltona I (Jacob*); Ortedo I ftoungL Shote on goal. Drttona I; Ortrdo ia Sana . Mtona Si Ortedo (5«ao) X Junior rantty *corr . Ortedo A Mtona 0. WOLVES 1, BEARS 1 D eltona 0 1 . 1 W inter Spring* 0 1 . 1 Coab . Dtliona 1 (Carrta); Winter Spring* 1 (Cinzl). Aaatete . M tona I (White); Whiter Spring* 1 (EUtotl) Shote on goal _ Drttona I t Winter Sprite* 4. S a m _ M ton a 3; Winter Spring* 4. Junior ranity *ror* _ Winter Springs 4, M tona 0. SILVER HAWKS X HAWKS 1 Lake How ell Sp m ceC nek 2 1 0 0 . 2 . 1 Coala _ Lain Howrtl 2 (Krmptnk. Bob); Spruce Cnrfc 1 (Kogan) Aaatete . non*. Shote on goal . Lake Howrtl 14; Sprue* Cnrfc 14. S r m . Lake Howrtl t Sprue* Cnrfc 1 Junior ranity aaer _ Lake Howrtl X Sprue* Cimk 1 Briefs C on tin u ed from p age IB ALTA M O N TE B A B E RUTH BA SEB A LL Altamonte Babe Ruth Baseball will be holding final registration for the 2002 season Saturday, January 12th at Eastmonte Park. Registration will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sign-ups will cover ail age divisions from TBall (5 A 6 year olds) to Seniors (16-18 year olds). For more information, please call the Altamonte Babe Ruth Baseball League Hotline at 407-263-7910. W IN T E R S P R IN G S B A SEB A LL S IG N ­ UPS Winter Springs Little League registration for the Spring 2002 baseball season will be Saturday, January 12th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Trotwood Park. Children who live within the Winter Springs Little League boundaries are eligible to play baseball. For more information call 407-263-5829 or Winter Springs Parks and Recreation at 407327-4761. Semiooto senior forward Robby DuPra (No. 44) goes high for one of his sight rebounds Wednesday night But It wss hts 35 points that spelled the difference as Arrow Force X held off Lake Maty, 75-68. Preps Continued from page IB freshman phenom Darryl Mcrthie while Seminole was struggling with fouls and turnovers against the Rams' pressure defense as the hosts cut the deficit to eight points, 34-26, at halftime. • DuPrc finished the first half hitting 7-of-9 shots from the floor, 4-of-5 on three-point attempts, and ail four free throws he attempted for 22 points. •' Merthie was also off to a good start, making 4.of-5 shots from the floor and 5-of-7 free throws for 13 points. . DuPre scored early in the third quarter (or Arrow Force X, but then Seminole went ice-cold (tom the floor and also continued to foul and turn the ball over, allowing Lake Mary to close to within two points, 36-34. - Arrow Force finally broke the ice with Robinson ahd Lydell Williams hitting shots, but the Rams continued to pressure the guests and finally took their first lead of the night, 41-40, with 30-seconds left in the period on a 12-foot jumper by Chris Mann. The lead was short-lived, however, as DuPre was fouled and hit both free throws to give Seminole a 42-41 lead going into the fourth quar­ ter. Arrow Force X regained the momentum early in the fourth period by going inside to Robinson for six points and fouls also began to catch up with Lake Mary as the final six minutes turned into a march to the free throw stripe for both clubs. The second half the two teams combined for 33 personal fouls, which led to 52 free throws, most of which were attempted in the last quarter. A As Seminole began to pull away, Merthie took over for the Rams, scoring on baseline drives or foul shots before nailing three three-pointers late in the game. But Arrow Force X was masterful at the charity stripe, making 23-of-24 in the second half and 21of-22 in the final period as they improved to 10-6 on the season. •Lake Mary (5-9) actuallv attempted more free throws in the second half, 28, than Seminole, but could only convert on 16 of the tries. j* DuPre, who has signed early with Campbell College in North Carolina, was 9-for-13 from the floor, 4-of-6 on three's, and 13-of-14 from the free throw line to finish with 35 points. He also had ^ight rebounds and three assists. * Robinson also had a big night with 16 points, 11 rebounds, three blocked shots and two assists. £ Point guard Dan Taylor came on strong for Arrow Force X in the final period, hitting a runqer in the lane and six free throws to finish with 10 points and three assists. J Merthie, making moves that reminded fans of his father who was a star for Lake Mary in the early 1980's, had a remarkable evening, hitting 11of-15 shots from the floor, 3-for-3 on three-point­ ers, and 13-of-17 free throws for 38 points. His total was just three points shy of the single-game record of 41 set by Paul Beik in 1998. In other boys' action this week: Lyman (11-3) suffered a tough loss when visit­ ing Deltona (9-2) scored on a rebound with two seconds left to give the Wolves a 59-58 win. The Greyhounds, who led most of the game, appeared to have the victory sewed up with Dan Vermlglio stole the ball with 18 seconds left. But a back-court violation gave the ball back to Deltona, which worked the ball inside to Dee Henry with 10 seconds showing on the clock. Henry's attempted layup was blocked by Marcus Johnson, but he grabbed the loose ball and hit a layup to give the Wolves their seventh straight win. Donovan Redden led Lyman with 14 points, while Mark Robinson was also in double figures with 10 points. The Greyhounds were dealt another blow on Wednesday as Class 6A Player of the Year Shawn W IN T E R S P R IN G S SO FTB A LL S IG N ­ UPS Winter Springs Little League registration for the Spring 2002 softball season will be Saturday, January 12th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Trotwood Park. Children who live within the Winter Springs Little League boundaries are eligible to play softball. For more information call 407-263-5829 or Winter Springs Parks and Recreation at 407327-4761. • Witherspoon scored 26 points to lead state-ranked Oviedo to a 77-52 win. Winter Springs picked up a huge win as the Bears upset Lake Howell, 62-56, in overtime despite 18 points from Isaac Codrey. E.J. Gordon had 19 points, 14 rebounds, five steals and five assists as DeLand (11-3) topped Lake Brantley (3-10), 64-49. Scott Mitchell scored 11 points for the Patriots, while Bo Gooch and Kyle Fowler added 10 each. L A K E M A R Y G IR L S N O . 1 The undefeated Lake Mary girls basketball team are ranked No. 1 in the Florida Sports Writers Association Class 6A State Poll this week. Coach Carl Brown's Rams improved to 13-0 with a 20 point win over Seminole on Tuesday. Winter Springs (14-2) in ranked No. 5 in the Class 5A poll. In girls' play this week: Jen Foret scored 20 points as Winter Springs whipped Lake Howell, 61-37. Leigh Ann Brown paced the Silver Hawks with 10 points, while Tiffany Fiala had seven rebounds and Abby Kohn four assists. Whitney Tossie had 14 points and 10 rebounds and Irimar Hernandez contributed eight assists as Oviedo knocked off Lyman, 45-30. Celeste Hudson led the Greyhounds with 11 points. Viviana Stewart had 10 points and nine rebounds to lead Lake Brantley to big district vic­ tory over DeLand, 44-35. Meghana Saoji also had 10 points for the Patriots, while Weeks added four assists. Winter Springs continued its mastery of SAC foes with a 61-32 victory over Lyman on Thursday. Missy Guadagnino paced the Bears with 20 points, while Hudson led the Greyhounds with 15. University handed Lake Brantley a 5 5 4 9 nondistrict setback. istration for the Spring season the next two Saturday's (1/12, and 1/19) between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the 5 Points Complex, State Road 419, east off of 17-92 heading toward Oviedo. Five age groups are offered 5-6 (coach pitch, 50-foot bases), 7-8 (coach and player pitch, 60foot bases), 9-10 (player pitch, lead offs and stealing, 60-foot bases), 11-12 (player pitch. Major League rules, 70-foot bases) and 13-14 (player pitch. Major League rules, 90-foot bases). Cost is $60 for 5-6 year olds and $75 for 7and-Up. Discounted rates for siblings. . Prospective players must present a Birth Certificate at time of registration. For more information call 407-323-5570 or check the website at www.eteamz.com/semlnolepony. YO U TH B A SE B A L L PLAYERS N EE D E D FO R A U ST R A LIA N T R IP The Coast to Coast Baseball Stars are now seeking 11-18 year old playersi from Florida who would like the opportunity to•irepresent the United States at a two-week summer 2002 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 leant about a distinct culture," said Kevin Ritter, pro­ gram director. "It's a once-ln-a-lifetime oppor­ tunity." 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 nighest level. For more inform ation. E-mail in/b©coasHnroasi tathleU a.com , call 740-373-4*35, or visit R E G IST ER FO R P O N Y | site at wwwxoasttocoastathletksicom..** * Seminole PONY Baseball will be holding reg­ ARROW FORCE X 75, RAMS 68 S r m l n o l r (1 0 -*) M olting 0 0 0 0 0 , Taylor 1 * S-8 1 0 J Polk 1 1 0 0 2. Tumrr 3-3 2-2 S. McCray 0 2 OO 0. L William* 1 * 0 0 2. D m * O * 2-2 2. FunUln* 0 2 OO 0. Rubtraon 6-13 4 * I*. DuPre 9-1) 23-1* 35 Total* 21 32 29-30 73. Lake Mary (5-9) Smith O l OO 0. Wright 1-3 5 * 7, C Gartkh 0 2 2-2 2. M. Cartkh 0 0 O 0 0. Merthie 11-13 13-17 38. T William. O l OO 0. Thoma* 1-3 2-* 5, Luanfct 1-4 OO ). Willingham 0 2 2 * 2. Bremen OS 0 2 0. Hofmann O l 0 0 0, Mann 3-12-4 8. TTng 1 -3 0 0 2. Barnes 1-4 OO 2 Total*: 19-18 26-11 68 S e m in o le 2014 § 3 3 .7 3 Laic* M ary 9 17 13 2 7 _ * 8 Three-(xint hrU goal* _ Seminole 4-8 (DuPre * * , Taylor O l. McCray O l). Later Mary 4-14 (Menhir 3-J, Thoma* 1-2. Brentim 0 4 . G. GarUch O 2. Smith O l. Wright O l. Llranlo O l) Tram foul* _ Seminole 27; Lake Mary 20 Fuulecl out . Lake Mary, Thoma*. Technical* . non*. Rebound* _ Seminole 36 (Rcbtmun II, DuPre 8). Lake Mary 17 (WUllngham 6). A»»i*t* _ Seminole 12 (DuPre 3. Taylor 3. Rvbin*on 2), Lake Mary 7 (Bremen 3. Wnght 2) Steal* _ Seminole 3 ( L William* 2); Lake Mery 10 (Mcrthie. Ting, Brentun 2 each) Blocked ihotx _ Seminole 5 (Robiraon 3k Lake Mary 3 (3 with 1 each) Turnover* . Seminole 19, Lake Mary 12. tumor vanity wore _ Seminole (6 0 ) 59. Lake Mary 31. Herald photo by Tommy Wvcmt Junior Chris Narsoslan (No. 10 with ball above) came out ol nowhere to lead a potent Lake Howell offense this sea­ son and he was rewarded with a spot on the Class 4A All-State Second Team Offense. Football WOLVES 59, GREYHOUNDS 58 D rlto n a (9-2) Brown 7, Earl 6, Henry 13. Duffdl 16. Apolecn 2. Booker 1 3 Total*: IB 21-29 59 Lyman (11-31 Wheeler 4. M iracn 6. NcU 4. Hall X Rubuocn 10. Redden 14, Vermlgliu 9. IV trre 1 Total* 2 ) 8-15 58 D r lto n a 11 3 21 2 2 . 39 L y m an 12 I t 1 9 1 * _ 58 three-point held goal* _ Drltona 2 (Bmwn, Henryk Lyman 4 (Nett. 1 (all. Redden. Wrnuglio) Tram foul* _ (V ilena 2 0 .1 ymen 16 Fouled out _ Drltona, Dulfrll Technical* _ none Junior vanity wore _ (Mtona 52. lym an 50 BULLDOGS M, PATRIOTS 49 Lak e Brantley (3-10) A. W i**3, Mitchell II , Fowlrr I ft Cartrr X Gooch 10, Dobbin* 3, Sum p 5. Putvtn 5. ToUl* 18 6-9 49 D rL an d llt-3 ) Tyler IX Ihraon 6, Cordon 19, Andrew* X Prumbaugh 15, Patrick 6. Whipple 4 Total*; 27 10-12 64 L ak e Brantley D rLan d 7 1 3 1 2 1 5 . 49 9191422.64 Thirr-pucnt held goal* _ Lake Brantley 7 (Fowler X Gooch X Mitchell, Dubbin*. Sum p) Team foui* . Lake Brantlry 14. Urland II Fouled out . none Technical* _ none i. Continued from page IB Lipsey (6-foot4,240-pounds) from Lake Brantley. Class 5A saw the most picks from Seminole County with eight players being selected. Making the ThinJ Team Offense was Winter Springs senior lineman Keith Bertrand, whose father Ray was an all-star lineman at Seminole back in the mid-1970's. Lake Mary had a pair of Third Team Defensive players in sophomore linebacker Keith Rivers (6-foot-2,200-pounds) and senior punter Kris Kessler (6-foot, 165-pounds). The most interesting selection from the county also came on the Class 5A Third Team Defense. Seminole High School senior Justin McKinney was Libbed as a Third Team defensive end. The interesting thing wasn't that McKinney was an All-State pick, he was more than worthy of the honor, the problem is that the Fighting Seminoles are now a Class 6A program and McKinney is a 5-foot-ll, 175pound comerback. Earning Class 5A Honorable Mention were senior running back Chauney Hampton and senior wide receiver Chad Hunter from Winter Springs, senior offensive lineman Brian Pagozalski (6-foot-2,240pounds) and junior quarterback Victor Johnson (6-foot-3,195pounds) from Lyman. Completing the list is the three players from Lake Howell that made the Class 4A All-State teams. Junior Chris Narsesian (6-foot, 185-pounds) emerged as a star this season for the Silver Hawks and his efforts were recognized as he was tabbed as a Second Team wide receiver. Also making the Second Team was the man without a position, Brandon Marshall, who was selected as the Utility Plaver. While defense was his forte, no one knew quite where you would see Marshall (6-foot-5, 197-pounds) next as he lined up at wide receiver, running back and quarterback on offense, and defensive end, linebacker, defensive back and punter on defense. He even showed off his vast talents on special teams on occasion. The final pick was another defensive stalwart for Lake Howell in senior linebacker Greg Ashworth (5-foot-ll, 200pounds), who made the Honorable Mention list. 1 �T he S eminole H erald Lec a u Lec a ls M T M C n c W T COURT O R TW aaM TU N TH an to daam an H a n d manta. 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You may iw maee documaraa upon raquaai You muat keep Bia ClarA oI Bn O rcu t Courfa 09ica noeAed of your current addaaa (you may Na NoOca of Curanl W d r a u Florida F array Form 12.915) Fu tn papare n B n leweul m i ba rrniad to B n a d J n u an racord M B n darA'a o«ca. WARNING R en 11298, Florida FamJy Law Ruiaa ol Proeertare. n q u n a cartam automabc dacAnura of documanta and ntormabon F U u r 10 comply can ream in aanctona. nctadng d a m n u l or atnkmg nl i t a a t i j i D ATED JANUAR Y 2.2002 MARY ANNE MORSE C U R K O F TH E CIR CU IT C O U R T By Nancy R WVtar Deputy Clerk Pubtab. January 9 .13 ,2 0. 27, 2002 N O TIC E O F U E N B ALE In actsrdanca aaBi B n promAma ol law Bnra bamg dua and impad dntgaa lor a ne n B n undarargml a I to aaaafy an owner e tan of akvod al Unda Bob a Sad Storage 2960 W7SB1 Straal Santord. Flonda 32771, (407) 3234933 And. dua noaca having boon givan. to onrar d aard property and at partas "1 N O TIC E O F F O R E C L O S U R E B ALE (Ptoaae publah In T H E SEMINOLE H ER ALD ) N O TIC E IS H ER EB Y G IV EN purauant to a Final Judpn en t ol Foratocm n dated B n 21 day ol December, 2001. and entered In Caaa No 01-CA.16B0-14L. cf B n Cecut Court M B n 14TH Jud cn l Q r c U In and tor Sammola County. Florida, wherem BANK ONE. N A TIO N A L A S S O C IA TIO N . F/K/A T H E FIR S T NATIONAL BANK OF C H IC A Q O , AS T R U S T E E to B n P M n M and PATRICK 0 D O O M S . UNKNOW N SP O U S E O F PATRICK D D4GGINS. MAYFAIR O AK S O F SEM INOLE HOAfEOW NERS A S S O ­ C IA TIO N . INC.: CITIFIN A N C IA L E Q U IT Y S F R V K E S , IN C ; JO H N DOE AN O JA N E DOE AS UN KN O W N TE N A N T (3 ) IN PO S­ S E S S IO N O F T H E S U B J E C T PR O PER TY. I wto aal to B n NgfnM and beat bidder tor each al B n W E S T FR O N T D O O R O F C O U R T ­ H O U S E of B n Sammola County CourthouM . m Sammola County. Flonda. 1 II 00 on B n 2D day ol January, 2002. Bn toUowmg deecnbed property a* eel torth n aard Fan) Judgment. to-wB: L O T S3. M AYFAIR O AKS . A C C O R D IN G TO TH E PLAT R E C O R D ED W P LAT B O O K 30. P AGES 39 TH R O U G H 41. INCLU­ SIVE. AS R ECO R D ED IN PUBLIC HE C O H O S O F SEM INOLE. C O U N ­ TY. FLORIDA. SAID LANO S ITU ­ A TE. LYING ANO B EIN G IN SEMP NOLE CO U NTY, FLO R ID A a V a 102 Q U E E N S CO U R T. SAN­ FORD. FL 32771 In accordance vtoti B n Americana wtoi n u itiiM ii A c t Paraona wah DnabtoBoa naadmg a tpaaal accommodatton to parbapala n Bva pn>ceedng ahculd contacl B n Court ArBrniMraut at 201 N. Parti Avanua. Santord. FL 32771. Telephone Numbar (407)3234330 not tolar man iavan (7) daya prior to B n proceactng D haartng impaaed. (TO O ) I900-B63-977I or Vorce (V )t9 0 0 933-9770 na Florida Relay Service* Dated t*e 26 day o) Dec. 2001 MARY ANNE MORSE Clem CB The Cacua Court B y Mery Stroupe Deputy Clam Suborned by Law Olhca d Marahal C Wataen louu h W 49BI Straal. Su m 120 Fort Laudardato. Florida 33309 Telephum (934)4334363 Facumila (934)7714062 01-03326 Pubtah January 6. 13 2002 11031 L ec a ls M T H S C M C U rr COURT O F T H E 19TH J U D K IA L CtRCUTT, IN ANO FOR S a iM N O L l CO U NTY. FLO W O A C TR L DIVISION C A S S IK 3 IB-1777 CJL14-E B ANK O F NEW YORK. AS T R U S T E E FO R AM RESCO R ES ID EN TIAL SECU RITIES C O R P O R A TIO N M O R TG A G E LO AN T R U S T 1997-3 UNDER TH E P O O LM Q 6 SERVICING A G R E E M E N T D ATED AS OF SEP TEM B ER I. IBB7 H E C T O R M A H TIN EZ. LO U R D ES GARCIA DE M ARTINEZ: SUNRISE O W N E R S ONOUP. W C ; N O TIC E O F (Ptoaae publah H TH E SEM INOLE HERALD) N O T K E IS H ER EBY GIVEN pur auanf to a FIna) Judgment ol F o re d o o m doled December 21. 2001, and am end m C o m N o . BB17777 C A -I4 -E . of B n Cento Court o) t n 18 TH Ju d d a l Cento m and lor SEM INOLE C o rn y. Florida BANK O F N E W Y O R K. AS TR U S T E E FOR AM R ESC O RESIDENTIAL S ECU R I­ T IE S C O R P O R ATIO N M O R TGAG E LO AN T R U S T 1997-3. UNOER TH E PO O LIN G A SERVICING A G R E E ­ M E N T D A TED AS O F S EPTEM BER 1. 1997 la Ptortto and H E C TO R M A R TIN E Z LO U R DES O A R C IA O E M A R TIN EZ; SUN R IS E O W N E R S GR O U P .M C.;an de ton da m a. lard aea to B n taghaal and beat Odder tor caah at B n W E S T FR O N T DO O R cf B n SEMM OLECoim fy Co u B io u m . to SEM INOLE Counry, Florida, at 1140 AM B n 24 day ol January. 2002. B n knowing deaertnd proemly aa aal torth to aald Final Judgynanf. to w * L O T 2S6, SUNRISE VILLAGE UNTT B. 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 E D IN P LAT B O O K 34. PAGE SB. PUBLIC R EC O R D S O F SEMINOLE C O U N ­ TY. FLO R ID A Dated ton 2B day ol December, 2001 . Aa Clam ol aard Court ByMary Stroupe Aa Deputy Clem Th U noace w provided punuenl to Adnvnmribve Order No 2 069 to accordance wrBi B n Americana MBi Dnabtotna A d , # you are a parton wah a daabMy who needa any acconenudaaon to order to partedpala to B*e procaadng. you a n anbded, at no coal to you. to provision* ol certain aaaratanca Ptoaae contact Bw C o a l AdremeBak* at 301 North Pam Avanua. Santord. FI 32771, Phone No. (407)3234330 anen to n 4227 atohto 2 working daya ol your rvcerpr d Baa nobca or pleading, f you a n haartng Impaead. cal 14009354771 (TO O ): B you a n vorce rrperred, cal 1 900-6534770 (V) (Via Florida Relay Senncaa) Subnvhed bv Vhrgaa. Zion A Kehene, P A 4000 MoSywood Bodevard. Sdto 975-S Hoaywood. F) 33021 Telephone (934 WB3-9993 TeWecaento (934)4937707 00-2970 O C N Putaah: January 8 ,1 3 2002 MMO ______ _____ IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T o ftm * irm J U O K U L CIRCUIT. IN AN O FOR u a a N o t -i c o u n t y . Q IN E H A L JUMSOKTIOM nvWOM ( . C A M N O : 01 C A 1433 14 L W ELLS FA R G O BANK M IN N E S O TA NATIONAL A S S O C IA TIO N F/K/A N O R W E S T B ANK M IN N ES O TA N A TIO N AL A S S O C IA T IO N IN T R U S T FOR R E G IS T E R E D H O LD E R S OF IMPAC S E C U R E D A S S E TS C O R P . M O R TG A G E P A S S -TH R O U G H C ER TIFIC A TE S . S ER IES 1999-2 PLAINTIFF VS G AR Y B LYTH E IF U V W Q . AN O IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOW N SPOUSE. H EIR S . D E V IS E E S . G R A N TE E S . A S S IG N EES . LIENORS, C R ED ITO R S . T R U S T E E S AN O ALL O T H E R P A R TIES CLAJMINO AN IN TE R E S T BY. TH R O UG H . UNOER O R A G A IN S T G A R Y B LY TH E; U N K N O W N S P O U S E O F G AR Y B LY TH E , IF ANY; C A P IS TR A N O CO N D O M IN IUM AS S O C IA TIO N . IN C : H E N D E R S O N W ILDER . C O N TR A C T O R . WILIAM C. R O G E R S ; D O NN A J R O O ER S . C E R TIFIE D FINANCIAL SERVICES, IN C ; F IR S T UN IO N NATIO NAL BANK F/K/A FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK; P EO P LES FIR ST CO M M U N ITY BANK. FLO O R S Y S TEM S , IN C ; P E R FE C TIO N PLUS C O N TR A C TIN G . IN C ; ACCU R ATE H O M E IM P R O V EM EN TS Q/B/A UA LLAR O S Y S TE M S . IN C : PALM ER E L E C TR IC COM PANY. JO H N D O E and JA N E O O E AS UN KN O W N TE N A N TS IN P O SSESSIO N D EFEN O A N T(S ) N O T K E OF F O R EC LO S U R E SALE N O T K E IS H ER EB Y G IV EN pur. a ta ri to a Summary Fmal Judgment cl Foradoaure dated Dec 21. 2001 entered In 0 4 C ate Na. 01 C A 1833 14 L of B n Crrcu* Court ol B n 1STH Judciel Circuit In end tor SEMINOLE County. Santord, Fiord*. I n d t e l to B n togheil a id baa) bidder tor c**h al al weal Irani door at B n SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse located al 310 N. Pam Avanua ar Santord. Florida, al 1100 a nv on B n 29 day ol January. 2002 B n tallowing deaenbed property aa M l torth n aard Ssnaiiary Fmal Judpnam. to­ ne: T H A T CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM PAR CEL KNOW N AS UNIT N O 132 ANO AN UNDIVIOED 0C37 IN TE R ­ E S T IN TH E LANO COM M ON E L E ­ M E N TS A I D COM M ON EXPENS­ ES A P P U R TEN A N T T O 5AI0 UNIT. A u . in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h a n d S U B JE C T T O T H E CO VEN AN TS. C O N D ITIO N S . R E S TR IC TIO N S . TER M S ANO O T H E R PROVISIONS O F TH IS D ECLARATION O F C O N ­ DOM INIUM O F C A P IS TR A N . A CONDOM INIUM AS RECO R D ED IN OFFICIAL R ECO R D S BO O K 1274. PAGE 1109. PUBLIC R ECO R D S OF SEM INOLE C O U N TY. FLORIDA Deled But 26 day ol December 2001 (C IR C U IT C O U R T SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE Clem ol B n Circuit Court By Mary S to ip a Deputy Clem Pubkah In: T H E SEMINOLE HERALD TH E LAW O F F K E S O F OAVIO J S TE R N , P A .. A T T O R N E Y FO R PLAINTIFF 901 3 LMvararry Drive Sue* 300 Plantation. FL 33324 (93412334000 0I4770CNCW F) IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH TH E A M E R K A N S W ITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraont wah a* men aa head­ ing a tpeoal accommodation should corned C O U R T ADMINISTRATION, at tho SEM IN O LE County Courthouae al 4074634227. 14009459771 (TO O ) or 14004554770, L ecals L ecals Lecals L eca ls December 21, 2001 and entered to C a m No 01OA1961 14 L of toe Circuit Court of toe Eighteenth Judicial Drcuff to and tor Seminole County, Florida, wherem Well* Fargo Bar* MnneeoU. N A . a* Truetee tor Delta Fundtog Home Equity Loan Truaf 1997 2 i* PUtoWf and LOREN K DAVIS and R EB ECCA A DAVIS, hr* w»fe, BANKERS T R U S T COMPA­ NY, AS TR U S TE E . UNKNOW N TE N ­ A N T N O 1; UNKNOW N TEN A N T N O 2. UNKNOWN TE N A N T NO 3; UN KN O W N TEN AN T NO 4, UN KN O W N TEN A N T NO 5. UNKNOW N TEN AN T N O 6. and ALL UNKNOW N PARTIES CLAIM­ ING IN TE R E STS BY. TH R OUGH . UNOER OR AGAINST A NAMED D EFEN D AN T TO THIS A CTIO N . OR HAVING OR CLAIMINO T O HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR IN TE R E ST IN TH E P R O P E R TY H ER EIN DESCRIBED, ara Deftndant*. I w.i aefl to toe hrghesf and beat taddar tor cash at toe Weal Front Door of toe Seminole County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue, Santord, Florida 32771 at Seminole County. Florida, at 1100 a m on toe 24 day of January 2002. the following deaenbed property aa set forth m said Order or Fmal Judgment, lo-wff L O T 222. TUSCAW1LLA UN IT 148, A C C O R D IN G TO TH E PLAT T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN P LAT BOOK 37. P AG ES 8 TH R O U G H 10. PUBLIC R ECOR D S O F SEMINOLE COU NTY. FLORIDA If you are a person with a diMbdity who need* any B(XomnxxJation in order to perbcgiele to tot* proceed­ ing, you ara anutlad. at no coal to you, to toe pitMaron of certain assis­ tance Please contact toe 'Court al 407-665-4330 wrthto two (2) working day* of your receipt of tot* Notice if you ara hearing or voce impaired, c a l Flonda Relay Service (800) 9558770 Daled at Sanford. Flonda. on December 26, 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Aa 'Dei*. Circuit Court B y Mary Stroupe A* Deputy Clerk SMITH A HIATT. P A Attorney* lor F*lamfff 2691 East Oakland Park Boulevard. Suita 303 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33306 Pubhsh January 6. 13, 2002 11026 ticipate m tows proceedtog shafl. with­ in seven <7> day* pnor to a ry pro­ ceeding, contact toe Admrwtrabve Offc# of toe Court, Semmofe County Courthouse, 301 North Park Avenue. Santord FL 32771. telephone 4076654330. TOO 1 800-955 8771 or 1 800 955-0770 Vw» Flonda Relay Serv»ce‘ Pubkah January 0. 13. 2002 11024 ber 01-CA-717-14-L of toe O c u ff Court of toe I8th Judicial Circuit in end tor Serrvnote County. Florida, wherem NORTH AM ER ICAN M O R T­ G A G E COMPANY, ha Plaintiff and Robert Thnff, Jennifer Thrift, is'are Defendant!*). I wd tefl to toe highest and best tedder tor cash at toe West front door of toe Seminole Cotmfy Courthouse m Sanford, Florida, Seminole County, Florida, at 11 OOem on toe 24 day of January 2002, toe toftowing described proper­ ty as sal torth In tart Fmal Judgment, lo wff: L O T S 15 AND 18. B LO C K 3. BEL AIR. ACCORDING T O T H E PLAT TH ER EO F. AS R E C O R D E D IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGE(S) 79. O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEM INOLE C O U N TY, FLORIDA N O T E Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are advised toil this law firm is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obbuned will be used tor that pur­ pose Dated Ihe 26 day of December. 200 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk The Seminole Herald CODILIS A STAWIARSKI. P A. 4010 Boyseouf Boulevard Suite 450 Tampa. FL 33607 Telephone (813)877^006 C A S f 10-01-1332 Pubkah January 6. 13, 2002 TAS A W A A ; _________ .UNKNOW N SP O U S E O P R A O M. TASAWAR H O M E S ID E L E N D IN G i n c ,. WILLIAM L. M C C A R TH Y :, • Defendants MOT1CI OP F O R E C L O S U R E SALE ■ N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y 01VEN put tuant lo a Fine) Judgment o» Foretaoeure dated January 4. 2002, and antarad In Caaa No. 01-: C A 2152-14-L. o) Die C n nrt Court ol tae Eigritaamh Judtaal OreuA n and tai SanenoN Counly. Florida . nriaram A M E R IQ U E S T M O R TG A G E C O M ­ PANY. la a PtamMf and W EN O v YBARRA F/K/A W E N D Y TASAWARER N E S T Y B A R R A .___ UNKNOYYN TEN AN T. R A O M . TASAWAR, _ .U N K N O W N SP O U S E O F R A O U TASAW Afl. HOM E SIDE LEN O INO. IN C . W ILLIAM L M C CAR TH Y: an taa Delendanti I a rt eai to-'lAa r»?ie ft and baai taddar t o caah al W n t front door ol N Courihoua X i N Pant Avanua. Santord. 32T71.M I I 00 AM on January 3 2002. the toaowtng deaenbed ly aa aal torth tn laid Final ' L ecals via Flonda Ratty Sennet P lM ah January 1 13.2002 11029 M TH E CM CUFT C O U R T O F TH E 19TH JU O K U L O R C U T. M ANDFOR BE M M O LE C O U N TY, FLORIDA GENERAL JUR ISD ICTIO N OhrtSlOH CASE NO : M C A 2179 14 8 BANK U N ITED O F TEX A S . FS B PLAINTIFF VS CHARLIE L LANE. IV K K A CHARLIE LEW IS LANE IV IE LIVING ANO IF D EAD . THE UN KN O W N S P O U S E. HEIRS. D E V IS E E S . G R A N TE E S . AS SIGN EES. LIENORS. C R ED ITO R S . TR U S TE E S AND ALL O T H E R PARTIES C LA IM ING AN IN TE R E S T B Y TH R O UG H . UNDER O R AGAINST CHARLIE L LANE. IV AK/A CHARLIE LEW IS LANE. IV. ELLEN J LANE A K A ELLEN JANE LAN E. 17 LIVING. AND IF DEAD T H E UNKNOW N SP O USE. HEIRS D E V IS E E S . G R A N TE E S . AS SIGN EES. LIENORS. CR ED ITO R S. T R U S T E E S AND ALL O T H E R PARTIES CLAIM INO AN IN TE R E S T BY, TH R O UG H . UNDEH O R AGAINST ELLEN J LANE AK/A E LL EN JA N E LA N E: NATIONAL C IT Y BANK O F PENNSYLVANIA F/K/A INTEGRA BANK.PITTSBURGH. SUCC ESS O R B Y M E R G ER T O EOUIBANK. SPRINGS LANDING H O M EO W N ER S A SSO CIATIO N , I N C : B A T T S .B A T T S 6 B E L L L L P . F/K/A B A TTS 6 B A TTS . UN ITED S TA TES O F AMERICA. JO H N DOE and JA N E DOE A S UNKNOW N TE N A N TS IN POSSESSION O EFEN D A N T(S ) N O T K E OF FO R EC LO S U R E BALE N O T K E IS H ER EB Y GTVEN pura uanlloa Summary Final Judgment ol Foredoom* deled Dec 21. 2001 entered n Crvt Cat* N o 99 C A 2 179 14 B d B n Cacurl Court ol Itn 19TH Ju d d a l Crrcul m and tor SEMINOLE County, Santord, Florida, I wJI M i to B n tvghea! and baal tnddar tor caih al B n Watt bon door al B n SEMI­ NO LE Com fy Courthouse located at 310 N Pam Avanua m Santord. Flonda. at I I 00 a m on the 29 clay ol January, 2002 the following described property a* sal torth m t a d Summary Fmal Judgment, to­ ad L O T 70. SPRINGS LANDING UNIT 3, ACCO R D IN G T O T H E PLAT T H E R E O F . AS R E C O R D E D IN FLA T B O O K 25. PAGE 91. P U B LK R ECO R D S O F SEM INOLE CO U N ­ TY . FLORIDA Dated Bat 29 day ol December. 2001 (CIR CU IT C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE e n m oI B n Crrcut Court By Mery Stroupe Oepury Clem Pibash m TH E SEMINOLE HERALD T H E LAW O F F K E S O F DAVID J S TE R N . P A . A T T O R N E Y FOR PLAINTIFF 901 S University Drive Suite 300 plantation. FL 33324 (944)233-9000 99 47300IGEH) IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH THE A M E R K A N S W ITH DISABILITIES ACT. parsons with drsabilities need mg e speciel accommodation thoukj contact C O U R T ADMINISTRATION al the SEM INO LE Counly Courthoue* al 4 0 7 4 6 ^ 4 2 2 7 1 aor> V1S4I/1 (11X11 re 1400 0648/10 Viol FkjfKiel f tol4y li-Qr*H.IJ Put*»h J 4 n u * y a* 13.2D03 . MOM ' - ' * • * * IN TH C C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TN * 1MTH JUD ICIAL CIR C U IT IN AN O FOR S KM tN O Lf C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C A S * NO. 01 CA*20fl1 14L CH ASE M ANHATTAN M O R TGAG E CO RPORATION. Plaintiff, v» MARIE H GRANT. •< i » . « *1, N O T K E O F SALE N O T K E 13 H ER EB Y G IV EN pur sutni to an OrCtof of Fnal Judgrrwrtl Scheduling Fof*ctotur« Sela entered on Decentoec 21. 2001 in (Ms c a m now pending in M id Court, toe tfyte of wtveft n ndeeted eftove I wff »e4 to toe higheei and besl btd* def for cash m the SEM INOLE Counry Courthouse. Wet* Freni Door. SEMINOLE C O U N T Y C O U R ­ TH O U S E. 301 North Perti Avenue, Sanford. Flonde 32771. el 1100 A M . on toe 24 day of Januray 2002. the following dasenibed proper­ ly ea set forth in u i d Order or Fmal Judgment, to-wff TH E NO R TH 58 5 F E E T O F LO TS 68 ANO L O T 69. AND 1/2 O F THE VACATED ALLEY O N THE N O R T H . PVNEHURST, ACCO R D IN G T O THE PLAT TH ER EO F A S R ECO R D ED IN PLAT BOON 3. PAGE 71. O F THE PUBLIC R ECO R D S O F SEMINOLE C O U N TY. FLORIDA O R O ER ED el SEM INO LE County. Flonda. to.* 26 day ol DECEMBER. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk. Circuit Court SEMINOLE. Florida By Mary Stroup* Aa Deputy Clerk SPEAR A HOFFM AN PA 708 South Duie Highway Coral Gahtea. Flonda 33146 Telephone (305)66^2299 Persona wifft disability who need a special accommodation j0 partici­ pate in ton proceeding ahoudd con­ tact AUACoortinafor at 301 N Park Avenue, Suite f i . Santord, Flonda 32771. al least five day* prior to toe proceeding Telephone (407)323* 4330 E i l 4227. 1 BOO 955* 8771(TDO). or 1 80(F9558770(V) via Ftonda Refay Serve© yi Publish January 6, 13. 2002 U027 IN T H E CIR CU IT C O U R T FOR SEM INOLE CO UNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION C A S E N 0 .0 1 -C A 1 M M 4 -L W ELLS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA. N A . AS TR U S TEE FO R D ELTA FU N O iN G HOME E Q U ITY LOAN T R U S T 1997-2. PiatoNff. v* LO R EN K DAVIS and R EB ECCA A DAVIS. Na wile BANKERS TRUST CO M PANY A3 T R U S TE E . TE N A N T 1. NO UNKNOW N TE N A N T NO 2; UNKNOW N TE N A N T NO 3; UNKNOW N 4, TE N A N T NO UNKNOW N TEN A N T NO 5 UN KN O W N UNKNOW N TEN A N T N O 6. and ALL UNKNOW N PARTIES CLAIM ING IN T E R E S T S BY. TH FtO UG H UN D ER OR AGAINST A NAM ED D E FEN D A N T TO THIS ACTIO N . OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR IN T E R E S T IN THE PR O PER TY HEREIN DESCRIBED. Defendants N O TIC E O F SALE PUR SUANT I D CH AP TER 45 N O T K E IS H ER EBY GIVEN pur tuanl to' ax! Order or Summary Final Judgment of lorectoaure dated Sunday. January O. 2002 P a g e 311 IN T H E CIR CUIT COUR T, EIG HTEEN TH JUO lClAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE CO U N TY, FLORlOA PR O BATE DIVISION FILE NO.: 01-121 f K P IN RE: TH E ESTATE O F S TEP H EN A MORRISON N O T K E OF ADMINISTRATION The aiJrrunistralion of the estate of STEPHEN A MORRISON deceased. Frfe Number 01-1219 CP is pending in toe Circuit Court of Semanofe County. Flonda. Probate Division toe address of which is Post Office Bo» 8099, Santord, Flonda .32771. The nama* and addresses of toe personal representative's attor­ ney are sel lorth below A IL IN TE R E S TED P ER SONS ARE N O TIFIED THAT AJI persons on whom this nolee is served who have ob|#cltons that (.haBenge ihe vastly of toe will the qualifications ol the personal repre­ sentative, venue or juitvJ-ction ot tor* Court are required !o N* meif Gtowclinnai eiih Ihns Court W ITH IN TH E LA TER OF 1MREE M O N TH S AFTER- T il t H ATE OF FIRST HUdLUQATiOhl Of 1*Wn , N O n c k O R TH IR TY D AYS A F T E R TH E DATE O F S E R V K E O F A CO P Y O F THIS N O T K E Off TH EM AM credrioir* of toe decedent and othar person* having claim* or demand* against decedent * estate on whom a copy of this notice » dale of toe kr*t publication of ton notice must Me toerr claims with ton Court W ITH IN T H E LATER O F TH R EE MONTHS A F TE R D ATE O F THE FIR ST P U O LK A TIO N O F THIS N O T K E OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER TH E DATE O F S E R V K E O F A C O P Y O F THIS N O T K E O N THEM AJI otoer creditor* of Ihe decadent and person* having claim* or demands again si Ihe decedent * estate meat hie their ckum* with tor* court W ITHIN TH R E E M O N TH S A F TE R THE DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS N O T K E ALL CLAIMS. DEM ANDS ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T S O FILED WILL BE FO R EVER BARRED In accordance with toe Americans with Disabilities Act, person* needtng a special accommodation to partici­ pate m this proceeding should con­ tact the individual or agency serving n d e e not later than seven days poor to toe proceeding* a* Ihe address given on notice Telephone: (904)257-6097. 1 0OO 955 877I (TO O ) or 1 800 955 8770 (V). via Florida Relay Service Dale of the tint pubkeabon of this Notice of Administration January 0. 2002 NANCY SCMERMERMORN Personal Representative JAM ES R P H O V E N C H E R .E S Q JAM ES PROVENCHCR. PA. 719 W Winter Park Street O U n d o . Flonda 32804 407 2460440 Florida Bar N o . 301957 Publish January 6. 13, 2002 MSS ____________ IN TH E CIR CU IT C O U R T O F TH E E IG H TEEN TH JUD ICIAL IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COU NTY. FLORlOA. CIVIL A C TIO N C A S E NO.: 01 CA-1932 14 L AM ERIGUEST M OR TGAG E COMPANY Ptantifl v* DENNIS A HOAG, el al Defendant! s) N O TIC e O f S A L E Notice )* hereby givan that pur­ suant to a Final Judgment of For ecto sure or Order dal ad December 21, 2001. entered in Ovil Case Number 01 C A 1932 1 1 L <n Ihe Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. wherem AMEMlQUEST M O R TG A G E COM PANY « the Plaimt.fi and DENNIS A HOAG, et a t. are toe Defendant*. I will sell th© property situated tn SeminoieCour.ly, Florida, described as Lot 29. OAK PARK SUBDIVISION, accordw^g to too PUI thereof, record­ ed m Plat Book 8, Page(s) 68. ol toe Putwc Record* of Sercvnote County. FJonda. al pubbe sale to toe highest and best bidder, tor cash, -al Wesl Front Door, 301 North Park Avenue, Santord. FL, 32771,a t l l O Oem on toe 29 day of January , 2002 Dated December 26, 2001 Maryann© Morse CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT C O U R T By Mary Stroupe William M Goisofi &Associate* 1230 South Myrtle Avenue. Suite 105 Clearwater Flonda 33756 3445 Published In Semmcie Herald *1n accordance with the Amoncan* With Difaibititie* Act. persona- in -need of a special acsxTvnodabon to par­ T H E CIR CUIT COUR T O F TH E EIG HTEEN TH J U O K IA L CIRCUIT M ANDFOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA CIVIL ACTION C A S E N O .Q 1-C A .1t3 i DfYISfONL CH ASE MANHATTAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plamtrff, v*. JO S EP H HALL, el al. Dafandant(s) N O T K E OF FOR ECLO SU R E SALE N O T K E IS HEREBY GTVEN pur­ suant to a Fmal Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated December 21, 2001 and entered m Case N O 01KA-1936 of toe Orcuff Court of the EIG HTEEN TH Jutkctel Orcuff m and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherem CHASE MANHATTAN M O R TG A G E CORPORATION, it toe Plaintiff and JOSEPH HALL: TH E UN KN OW N SP O USE O F JO S E P H HALL IS JA N ET HALL: MOMMA FAY HALL; S TA TE O F FLORlOA DEPARTMENT O F R EV­ ENUE. UN ITED STATES O F AM ER ­ ICA O N BEH ALF OF T H E U S D EP A R TM EN T O F H OUSlNQ S URBAN DEVELOPMENT, are toe Defendant*. I wM se« to toe highest and best tedder tor cash af W E S T FR O N T D O O R O F THE SEMINOLE C O U N T Y C O U R TH O U S E . S A N ­ FORD. FLORlOA at 11 00AM. on the 12Ut day of February, 2002. toe tot* lowing described property a* s«1 torth m said Fmal Judgment TH E S O U TH 33 F EET OF L O T 19 AND T H E NOR TH ONE H ALF OF L O T 20. B LOCK 13. BEL-AIR. A C C O R D IN G TO TH E PLAT TH E R E O F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 79. O F THE P U B L K R ECO R O S O F SEMINOLE C O U N ­ TY. FLORIDA AK/A 2115 Summerlin Avenue. Santord. FL 32771 W ITN E SS MY HAND and toe seal of tot* Court on Oecember 26 .2001. (SEAL) Uaryanne Morse Clerk of the Circuit Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk Echevtma ^Associates, P A P O Bos 25018 Tampa, Flonda 33622 5018 FO1007548 'See Americans with Disabilities Act If you are a parson with a cksateirty who needs accommodation in order to participate tn this proceeding, you ara entitled at no cost to you, tor toe provtsston of certain assistance. Please contact Court Adminisintton at 201 N Park Avanua: Sanford, Florida 32771. telephone number (407)665-4227. within 2 working days ol your recepf of this docu­ ment, If hearing impaired, (TO O ) 1600-955 6771 Publish January 6 13 2002 11022 t h e c ir c u t t c o u r t O F TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO POR M M IN O L t CO U N TY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION " C A S E NO. 01-C A -1165 DIVISION 14-L BA M O R TG A G E. U C (A W H O LLY O W N E D SUOSIOURY O f BANK O f A M E R K A . N A ) S U C C ESS O R IN T E R E S T BY M E R O E R OF NA TIONSB ANC M OR TGAG E COR POR ATION. Plaintiff. vs EDW AR D A JA R M A K 0W K 2 . et al. Defendant(s) N O T.C C OF FO R ECLO S U R E S A LE N O T K E IS HEREBY G IV EN pur­ suant to a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated December 21, 2001 and entered In Casa N O O1CA-1105 of toe Circuit Court of toe E IG H TEEN TH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherem BA M O R TG A G E . U C (A W H OLLY O W N E D S U B ­ SIDIARY O F BANK OF AM ERICA, N A ) S U C C ESS O R IN IN TE R E S T BY M ER G ER O f NATIONSBANC M O R TG A G E CORPORATION. ••Ihe Plaintiff end EDWARD A JAR* M A K O W K 2; TH E BANK O F N E W YOR K AS T R U S TE E F O R T H E P O O LIN G ANO S E R V IC IN G A G R EEM EN T OATED AS O F JU LY 31, 1996. SERIES 1998 B. CITIBANK (S O U TH DAKOTA). N A ; TU S C A HOMEOW NERS ASSOCIA TtON, INC : are the Defendants. I wifl teff to toe highest and best ted der tor cash at W ES T F R O N T DOOR O F T H E SEMINOLE C O U N T Y C O U R TH O U S E . SANFORD. FLOR I­ DA at 11 00AM. on toe 24to day of January, 2002. Ihe following described property as set forth m said Final Judgment: L O T 10. O F TU S C A O AKS , A C C O R D IN G TO TH E P LAT TH E R E O F AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES 16 TH R O U G H 25. O F TH E P U B LK R ECOR D S O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA AK/A 133 Woodtend Drive. Winter Spnngs. FL 32706 W ITN E SS MY HANO and the seat of this Court on December 26 ,2001. (SEAL) Maryam© Morse Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Ckwk Echevarria AAswctaJe*. P A P O Bo* 25018 Tampa. Flonda 33622 5018 F01004J16 “ See Amancana with Disatekhe* Act II you are a person w<to a disability who needs accommodation m order to participate m this proceedmg, you are entitled at no cost lo you, tor die provision of certain assistance Pleas© contact Court Admmistiatton al 201 N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771, telephone number (407)665-4227. witom 2 working days of your receipt of this docu­ ment. If hearing impaired, (TD D ) I 800-955-8771 Pubk*h January 6. 13. 2002 11021 IN THE CIRCUIT C O U R T OF TH E 1ITH JUOlClAL CIRCUIT O F FLORlOA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION No. 01-CA-717-14-L Norm American Mortgage Company, PLAIN TIFF ve. K.Y.Kt Thrift, Jennifer ThnfL et a l . DEFEN0AJ4TS NOTICE OF FOR ECLOSUR E S A LE Nolca n hereby given met purw an t to (hal Fmal Judgmanl o) Foreclotura dated December 2. 2001, and entered n ov4 caaa num- 11020 toa* L O T 104. LO N Q O A LE. A C C O R D ­ ING T O T H E P LAT T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN PLAT B O O K t l . PAGE 69 O F TH E P U B LIC R EC O R D S OP SEM INOLE F LO R I­ DA jj M ARYANNE M O R S E i Ae Clerk o) tha Court ’ll By: Mary Stroupe Ae Deputy Cierti >' PutAth Sammola Herald Sudnertad byMarc A. BarvExra. PA. Aitomaye t o P la irM M l N E. 187*1 S t r u t SiMe 204 | North Miami Beach. Ftortda 3 3 1 * Tetophona (3 0 S )7 T0 -4 IM f: PiAAeh January 13.20.2002 fj 11074 j j Wi TH E CIR CU IT C O U R T O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU O K IA L C IR C U rT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY . STATE O F FLO R ID A CIVIL DIVISION M T H I C M C U T COURT [ t Caaa No. 01-CA-180S-14 DMeJon L O F T H E 1» T H ?! NATIONSCREDIT FINANCIAL JU D IC IA L CtRCUTT :; SER VICES CO R P OR ATION O F FLO R lO A SUCCESSOR BY M E R G ER TO IN A N O FO R Vi N A TIO N S C R EO IT M O R TG AG E S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y >» GENERAL CORPORATION O F FLOR lOA. j u m s t M c n o N t u v n io N ii Plaintiff, vs No. 00-1113 C A -14-L ,4 1 RONNIE B PREVATT, S H A R O N S Chase Manhattan Mortg4*9 Corporation t/Va ChemfcMtf PREVATT. E T A L . Defendant! •) Rosatenbal Mortgage CorporaUan,1' f l a jn t« | N O TK E OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pur­ suant to too Order or Fmal Judgment St»s an M. Jonas. Karri# Lynn Jono* entered « ton cause, n toe C roa t a V a Kama Lynn Kaffy. at a i. Court of Seminote County, Flonda. I D EFEN D A N T® will ten Ihe property situated in N O T K E OF Semmote County. Flonda. described FO H ECIw O tU H * B A U •> as: ffobca la h «f»b y given trial, pur­ L O T 1. BLOCK B, C O U N T R Y suant lo that Final Judgmanl of C LU B MANOR. U N IT 2. A C C O R D ­ Foreclosure dated January 4. 2003. ING TO THE MAP O R T H E R E O F AS and entered in e M case numbar boR ECO R D ED IN PLAT B O O K I f . 1153 C A E. of the Orcuff Court of tea PAGE 100. P U B L K R E C O R D S O f l Bit* Judicial Circuit m and for SEMINOLE C O U N TY. FLORIDA, Serrunol© County. Flonda. wharcffn at pubic sate, to the highest and bast CHASE M ANHATTAN M O rtTG A ^E tedder, tor cash at toe West Front CO R P O R A TIO N F/K/A CHEMlQfU. Door of toe Seminole Counly R ESID EN TIAL M OR TGAG E C O R ­ Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue. PORATION. is Ptemtiff and Steven Sanford. Ftooda at It 00 A M on M Jones; Kama Lynn Jones * V p January 24, 2002 Karri# Lynn Kelly. American General D ATED December 26. 2001 Home EqMty, In c . State of Flonda. (Seat) Departmerif of Revenue, C b jd Maryann© Morse Support Enlorcemanl Program, NTSSebal Point 11. Joint Venture Dark of toe Circuit Court dike Sabal Club Apartments. Hante By Jan© EJasewc Deputy Clerk Sod Company, Inc , Citibank (South Dakota). N A . tv are Detendant(t), I In accordance with th© Americana wa sell to Iri© highest and best ted­ W ih D«*afcnirt>«v Art. persons m need der for cash al trie Wesl front door of ©t special accommodation to partici­ m© Seminole Counfy Courthouse in pate m tot* proceeding wflhm 'Sanford, Ftonda. Seminote Counly,. •even (7) days prior in any proceed­ Flonda. at U OOem on trie 31 day of ing, contact toe Court Adnumatraition January 2002, the loitowinq Offce 'Oi Clerk ol Court, ot toe County (in c iit w ) priAparty as %m% lo*th n referenced above if hearing u n i F ira I Jkj<S)rrwit. to r A [ HmpiUf*'! r T t m 1 W X V O h M im , Of L O T 6. B LO C K 10. LAKES MILLS Voice (V ) 1 600 955 67/0. via Florida Relay Service S H O R E S . A C C O R D IN G T O TO E Mark D Breakstone. Esquire P LA T T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN P LAT B O O K 11.PAOES 14-IS, P U B ­ MARK D B R E A K S TO N E A A S S O ­ CIA TES, PA. L IC R E C O R D S O F S EM IN O LE 1247 South Myrtle Avenue C O U N T Y . FLORIDA Clearwater. FL 33756 N O T E P u n u im to ma Farr Debt (727)4490305 Collection Practical Act you are Pubish January 6. 13. 2002 edvreed mat m u taw ton a deemed to be a debt collector anemptmg to 11019 collect ■ debt and any ntormetien Advertteaman) oI Bala □blamed writ be uaed t o mat pun N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N thal .pose. tha undemgnad inlands to sa* tha Dated trie 7 day of January. 2003 parional proparty daec/toad botoer M A R YANN E MORSE \r to antorca a ten mposed on ta d Clark of Circuit Court By Mary Stroup# property undar the Ftortda Saif Storage Floaty Act Starnes (Section Deputy Clerk ,/ 93 901-93 900) The Semmote Herald COOfLlS 6 STAWIARSKI. P A r' Tha undereigned a n sen al pubhc 4010 Boyseouf Boulevard tale by cumpeUrve Datong on me Suile 450 24th day of January, 2002 al 4 00 pm. on ma premises where sad Tampa, F L 33607 Tatephone (813)877 6008 *1f property has boon noted and when C A S f 10 0 0 -2 3 13 ara loealed al Ample Storage Center. Pubksri January 13. 20. 2002 *■ ICO Ample Court. 2900 Was! Airport Boulevard. Counly ot Sammola. 11075 . I Slate o) Flonda. me toUowmg IN T H E CIR CU IT C O U R T 1 Customers__Name. Uml a O F T H E EIG H TEEN TH lakasha Wright, D -28, Mite J U O K I A L CIR CUIT IN ANO FOR Fumaure. Mwc Boies ABags LaAennda Loyd, B - H . Ml sc SEM INO LE COU NTY, » Household items, T.V. Misc FLORIDA. CIVIL C A S E N a : 01-CA-2S1S-16-A Fumtore Purchases musl be pa-d tor at ma IN R E F O R FE ITU R E O F ONE 1909 lane ol purchase m cash only A l C H E V R O L E T. V.l.ffc 2Q1WL52M6S912I163 purchased Hams sod as n where le. N O TK E OF 1* and must be removed al me lima o) F O R F E ITU R E COM PLAINT sale Sale subrecl to canceftatnn n 11 e event cl settlement between T O Taurus Jermaine Boone 2550' Crawford Drive owner end ctogered party Santord. Flonda 32771 j. Th u is the 27m day o) December and ail others who claim an interest 2001. m th© following property a 1965 KniiaanArant Chevrolet, V IN . Manager 20IW L52M6S912I163 Publish January 6. 13. 2002 Donald F E singer, n tea official 11011 ___________ capacity as Sheriff of Ihe Sammola Counry, Flonda. through hi* officers, N O TIC E nvestigalors or agent*, taued the PUBLIC N O TIC E it hereby given above property on or about that, on the dale and al lime listed November 25. 2001. al or neat below, and continuing from day lo Brisson Avenue south of 21*4 Street: day until al goods a rt sold, we wif Sanford. Seminole County, Florida sell at public auction, lo lh « highest Said property « in the custody of the tedder, tor cash, al the warehouse Sheriff of Semmote County tor Ihe STORA GE USA. totaled af 7400 W purpose of forfeiture pursuant to secCotomal O r . Orlando. FL. 32818. Ihe liona 932 701 932 704, Florid* contents of the storage units, contain Statutes A Complaint tor torterture mg household and t or business has been filed in the above sfyted goods, for rent and other charges for Court. wrich a hna on same is claimed I H ER EB Y C E R TIF Y toal a tore end correct copy of this Notice eft *0ATE O f SALE Jan 30. 2002 Forfeiture Complaint was tormihetj TIMEOFSALE 10 00 AM by U S certified moil, return receipt ANTHONY SIM PSON A FELIPE requested, to trie above-named RIVERA UNIT «122. LU IS TR EJO addressee this 7th day ol January,* UNITS218. BRADLEY B ER N S TO N 2002 U N IT a 1096. D O N T E D S MAR Ta*ha M Faulkner SHALL UN IT* 219. DARRYL W EATH ER S UN IT#!13fl. JE A N General Counsel 1f * FULLER UNIT* 2063, LINOA DEN Flonda Bar No 0068625 NARO U N I T i J I 7. FLO R E N C E Semmote Counfy Sheriffs Office WALKER UNIT # 520 100 Bush Boutevord *• Auct«neer S TO R A G E PRO TEC Santord. Flonda 32773 TIO N AU C TIO N S E R V IC ES , L K (407)666-6603 Attorney for Petitionef •593 Publish January 13, 20. 2002 A 550 00 clearing deposit * 4 be 11093 collected tor each unit purchased ■—■ !■ and refunded alter a l contents of tn© uful has been removed1from fie fociN O T K E O F P U 6 U C SALE ify Said sale to be under and by A LTA M O N TE TOW1NO virtu© of Ihe State of Florida tn such O F OR LAN DO INC. cose made ©nd provided U N C LA IM E D VEHICLE A U C T IO N ' Publish January 13, 20. 2002 5601 3 OR AN GE BLOSSOM .*/ 11003 TR AIL. ORLANDO. FL SALE B EG IN S AT I PM SOLD A 3 ; IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T IS. N O WARRANTY, NO T IT L E . * OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH S E LLE R RESER VES THE R IG H T} ; J U D K IA L CIR CU IT T O R E F U S E ANY O R A U BIOS. O F FLO R lO A P U R S U A N T TO F S . 713.76 IN AND FO R 1-2842 SEMINOLE C O U N T Y 1987 F O R D CASE NO. 01-CA-21S2-14-L AM ERIQUEST M O R TG A G E 1FTFE24Y5MHA47066 COMPANY 19/6 B U C K Plaintiff, 4P5 /J6H445373 VS Publish January 13. 2002 W E N D T YBARRA F/K/A WENOV 11062 TASAWAR. ER N E S T YBARRA. UNKNOW N TE N A N T R AO U to 1 �Legals M TM i ORCUtT COURT OFTHE18TH ju d ic ia l c ir c u it o f Flo r id a Ft ANO FOR COUNTY GENERAL Mb . 0O-CA-JZTM4-L Mnijig* Ccrrpeny PLAINTIFF. B y Ruenl. IW CTy Ruust, Ivan ~ ' Ru s h *. Andrei Taeger. Aaew The Unknown Hart, a. grtmaat. aaaignaaa. oatkKi. tnjataaa. Of now daarang by. through. wider ■gna* C. DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE aca la hsiiby gNan Fiat, purI to Ftel Final Judgment ol FtAectoewe Mad January 4, 2002, arad n endcase numbat 00062217-1*4. d »ia Ckcut Court ol 18THJudoal OrctA to and tor & nkioto Coway. Florida, wtwrski Cl A5E MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Edward 8f logwood W lQ v ConckxTuniurn Aa oaaBon of Longwood. Inc.: Tha tnftoas. or otwr Uaananta daantog ■rough. undat or agaawl Afpiaa •aaa, dacaaaad. Suta of Fl^ldA Drpartmant 01 Rovamw; in Kodak Corporation T j ^ W a Coway, a poMod a id n ■ton ol aw Bum ol Florida; UnAad CMpa oI America. * M tg and ai lAhown pardaa ctetokng by, IteiuOT. wafer and agekwlihe above , or otoar ctoknanto; mTara da). Iad aal toVia fvgheat [bad raaur tor csTOd Pa Waal tbrl door ol toa Samnola County Qowthouae to Santord. Florida. L egals HOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. andcommonlyknownsat 320 Fomtt Park Greta, Longwood. FL. 3277b al pubic tala, totoah y al andboat tetter. tor caah. al toa watt hod door ol toa Samnola Coway Courtoouaa. Santord. Florida, at It 00 AMonFabruary S. 2002. DaiadJanuary 7.2002 UARTANNEMORSE ASCLERKOF THE COURT ByMaryStone* DapulyCtoik In aocoidanca wah toa Amarlcana WWiDeabtoeeAd. penone aWidadiAbaafaadtog a apaowl acoommodMen to partnpate to Fee proceedng should conraci cowl Adnmatraaon al totophona isrtoa (407)005-4330. not tolar toan sawn (7) dayt pnot to toa pmoaadtog • hearing imparted, (TOO) 1-M0-895■771. or Voca (V)1-80O-Q59-87JD, «4anonda Ralay Same* Muon AAaaodatoa. P A 17757 US 18 North, Suite 500 aearwater. FL33754 (727)530-3800 PubkahJanuary 13. 20. 2009 ■071 M m t ORCUtT COURT FOR I COUNTY, FLOMOA. CASE M& B t-C Jt-tltB IA A CALIFORNIA FEDERAL BAMt. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO OLENOAU FEDERAL BANK FWA OLENOALE FEDERAL SAVtNOS A LOAN ASSOCIATION. MART A EVANS. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, SEML NOLE COUNTY. CLERK OF ORCUTT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. LONQWOOO GREEN HOMEOWN­ ERS ASSOCIATION OF LONOWOOO. INC .U-HAUL CO. OF FLORIDA. UNKNOWN TENANT MO t; UttoNOWN TENANT NO 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AOAMST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVWO OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED County, Florida, al 1 00am on tw 31 day ot January. IQ I.P a loAowng daocrtoad proper t aa aat torto toaard Faial Judipnard. [[ pjfc NOnCEOPSALJ mT NO. 1548 OF SPRINGWOOD V LLAO£ CONOOMtNIl/M. AND AN FURSUAKT TO CHAPTER 48 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur1 YCHVIDiO INTEREST IN THE LAND COMMON ELEMENTS AND autnl to an Ordar or Summary Ftoal GOMMON EXPENSES APPURJudgment ol toractoaura dated January 4,2002 and anterad toCaaa TO SAJO UNIT. ALL IN WITH ANO SU0No. 0I-CA-2183-14-L ot toa CkcWt Court ot toa Elghtaanto Judicial *CT TO THE COVENANTS. CONCkcut n and lor Samnola Cowry, RESTRKmONS TERMS OTHER PROVISIONS OF Flonda. wharaai CaatomM Fadaral Bank, auccaaaor by margar to AT DECLARATION OF CONDO­ MINIUM OF SPRINGWOOO VIL­ Olandate Fadaral Bank l/k/a GtendaM Fadaral Savtngi ALoan LAGE. A CONDOMINIUM. AS W PteaWI rod MARY A E CORDED IN OFFICIAL EVANS: BOARO OF COUNTY COM­ IBOOK 13II.PAOE 1049. MISSIONERS. SEMINOLE COUN­ RECORDS OF SEMINOLE FLORIDA TY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT. Puauart to ihs Fmt 0«b( SEMINOLE COUNTY LONOWOOO GREEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA­ Piacticar Ad you ara TION OF LONOWOOO. INC.;Uto-be a data cciactor altompttoq to CO. OF FLORIDA UNKNOWN TENANT NO, I; call cl a data and any ntormakan UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; ant ALL otaamad » d ha uaad tor that pwUNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING poaa. INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. Daaad toa F day ol January. 2003 UNOER OR AGAINST A NAMED MARYANNE MORSE DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. Cfl Clarh ol Ckcul Court HAVWO OR CLAIMING TO HAVE By Mary Stroups ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST Dacutr Clark Tha Samnola Hank) IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN CODdJS A 8TAW1ARSKI. p a DESCRIBED, ara Datandama. I ad 4010 Boyiooul BoArrard aai to toa Nghaal and bail bkkter tor caah at toa Waal From Dow d toa Suaaato Tampa. FL 33607 Samnola County Courtoouaa. 301 Tatophona (8IT)*77«00« North Park Avanua. Santord. Ftortda C4 Sal 000-4000 33771 at Samnola Cowry. Flonda. ■SJWRtoS doapBad pica arty aa tot tom n ia ^ Ordar or Final JudgmanL b a t THAT PART OF LOT 18. REPLATAMENOCO PLAT LONGWOOD GREEN RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 29. PAGES 58. 57 AND 58. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS JUROOtCTlON DtVMON FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE No.OI-CA-HPO-14-L MOST NORTHERLY CORNER OF Mongaga Electronic Rsgialration SAID LOT 18. THENCE S 73 Syatoma. Inc.. DEGREES 2(7 OTW. 4384 FEET PLAINTIFF ALONG THE NORTHERLY UNE OF va. SAIO LOT 18 FOR A POINT OF Frank E. Undnar. Catnartoa P. BEGWMNQ. THENCE CONTWUE L M w . at al.. 9 73 DEGREES 2(7 CW W 8.18 DEFENDANTS FEET ALONG SAID NORTHERLY nonet of UNE TO THE NORTHWEST COR­ FORECLOSURE SALI NER OF SAIO LOT 18, THENCE S Nokca la hereby grvan Flat pur 04 DEOREES BY 1ST W. 1S1.B6 auant to that Final Judgmatd ol FEET ALONG THE WESTERLY Foractoaum datad January 4. 2001. ■rid 4ntorad to m l caaa runtor 01■ UNE OF SAIO LOT 18 TO THE S.W. CORNER OF SAIO LOT IS. SAIO CA-21MM4-L. ot toa Ckote Cowl ot SW CORNER UE3 ON A CURVE too IMi Judcwl O c u i n and tor CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY Samnola County. Ftortda, wtwraai HAVING A RADIUS OF 49 00 FEET. MORTOAOE ELECTRONIC REGIS­ TRATION SYSTEMS. INC. la THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEAR WO OF S 71 DEOREES 57 54" E PleinWT and Frank E. Ltod RUN SOUTHEASTERLY 5 09 FEET CAhenne P. Ltodnar. Conaaco ALONG THE ARC OF SAJO CURVE Fame* Sarvlctog Corp IVa Oman ANO ALSO ALONG THE SOUTHER­ Traa Ftoancwl Sartneatg Corporaoqn. LY LINE OF SAJO LOT 18 Amancan Oanaral Financial Cantor, toe, toamOatonrtara(a) I wdaai to THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE O* 08 DEGREES 29' ST; THENCE toa tagpiaal and bad tedder tor caah LEAVING SAID SOUTHERLY UNE •L toa Waal from door ol FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF S Somtooto County Counhouu 99 DEGREES 27* 587 E RON N 24 Santord. Ftortda. Samnola Cowry, DEGREES 3? 04- E 34 53 FEET. Florida, al II 00am on toa 31 day ot THENCE NORTH 123 92 FEET TO jAiuary, 2002. tha THE POINT OF BEGINNING ALSO, _ Jiinlgirkfii lo1wrt LOT IB OF SAIO REPLAT-AMEND­ ED PLAT OF LONQWOOO GREEN. LOT <]. CARIBBEAN HEIGHTS. LESS THE WESTERLY 1000 FEET iCCORDINO TO THE PLAT OF SAID LOT 10. SAJO 1000 FEET HERE OF. RECORDED IN PLAT BEING MEASURED PERPENDICU­ OOK S3.PAGES 3d ANO 39. PUB­ LAR TO THE WESTERLY UNE OF IC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE SAJO LOT 19 ©UNTY. FLORIOA » you ara a paraon arm a daabaty NOTE. Purauant to toa Faa 0at* who needs any ^Section Pradicaa Ad you ara ordar to pamevete dewed toal F a law tom * daamad i ba a dabl ooFecnr aitompang to ng. you are entitled, al no coat to you. to toa provwion ol certain aaaw□Had a daM and any nformanon lance Pteaae corned toa Cowl at btanad wd ba uaad tor toal pw 407-969-4330 wdan hro (2) worlwig oaa daya oI your racmpl ol tow None#, Qatad toa 1day ot January. 2002 you ara haanng or voce knpakad, MARYANNE MORSE cal Florida Relay Samoa (800) 955 Clark ol Ckcut Court *770 By Mary Stroepe Da led at Santord. Florida, on Dapwy Clark January 7. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE 30EJS A STAWIARSKI. PA Aa Clark. Creed Cowl 10 Boyacoul BoiAavard By Mary Slroupa ,iatSO Aa Deputy Clerk mps,FL 33907 SMITH. HIATT 8 D1A2, PA lephone (6 1 3 * 7 7 0 0 0 0 Aaorneya tor PtemiN IS4KWJMI29 2981 Eaal Oakland Park Bowevanl. peart January 13. 20. 2002 Suita 303 N THE dUtuCT COURT OF THE t i n t JUOtOAl CJRCUfT OF FLORIDA M ANO FOR H M W O U COUNTY N THE CtRCUtT COURT OF TNS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SCMB40L1 COUNTY. FLORIDA ASt MOj 01-CA-3A40 14L URGE SANCSHAHES ■GAGE GROUP. INC. Ptanufl. HEN CRAW CREWS, k V l HENC CREWS and »SA A. CREWS, faa rote, in g t o n n a t io n a l b a n k , nknow n m ts o w n e r s. n o t ic e o f SALE Nueca « haraby »*•" ■***- pw auant to ma Ordit or Final Judgement m eted to «Y » causa n toa Cacul Cuwt d Sam rd. Cowiry Fk> i wui sal toa proparry a-iuai ad a. jaminoW Cowdy. /kmda T 47. FOREST PARK SECTION i. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT IE OF AS RECORDED Ft PLAT K 23. PAGES »•* ANO 85. OF PUBLIC R E C O * S OF SEMI Fort Laudarttoto, FL 33308 Pubkah January 13 20. 2002 11079 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ft ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. 01-CA-I8U ML BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A , Ptanuff. va WILLIAM M. OREENE. al ua-, at aL, Detentent(t), NOTICE OF fA| r NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauam to an Ordar or Final Judgment Schedukng Forectoawe Sale entered on January 4, 2002 n tow caaa now pamrog n aad Court, toa aryla al wTik Ti <4Instated above I w>l te4 to toe hignaal and bast (ad­ der tor caah in V e Weal Front Door. SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 301 North Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida 32771, al 1100 A M . on toa 31 day ol Jartway 2003. said Order or Final Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept To Place Your Ad L egals LOT 10. BLOCK F. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT NO. 7, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO Ft PLAT BOOK It. PAGE 100. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY FLORIDA ORDERED al SEMINOLE Coway. Florida, tola 7 day ot JANUARY. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark. Greed Cowl SEMINOLE. Flonda By: Mary Stmupa Aa Dapuly Ctoik SPEAR A HOFFMAN P A 708 Souto Dura Fkghway Cord Oablaa. Flonda 33148 Tatophona (308M8S-22W Paraona wah Ciaabary who naad a apacral accommodation to parkdpoto to torn procaadng ahould ccntact ADACoordkiator al 301 N. Park Avanua. Bwto N . Santord. Ftortda 33771. at laaar Urn daya prior to toa procaadng Tatophona: (407)3234330 Eat. 4227; 1 900 955■771 (TOO), or 1 800-955 J77WV), via Flonda Ralay Samca7/yl PvbaattJanuary 13.20.2002 L egals 12— E l d e r l y C a r e 71— H e l p W a n t e d 21— P e r s o n a l s ATTENTION! Work From Roma Earn 6900-61 SOOmo FT 12000 65000WO FT (088) 9608700 4 00pm on 11JD6701 (Tuoaday). ptoaaa halp ■ you taw roytokig. Rwna 407-221-5897 COL dmor, aiproancad 23—Lost J c Found NOTICE OF FCTTTlOUt NAME " u a . ---- a- . - 4. — ro, - a a rwic* n ntfny ywfn m i pn Promote TtourBiteli m l TNanCalLte About Flytel “ angagad to buatoaaa al 102 Krator Rd. Santord FL 33771. Samaioto Cowiry. Flonda water too Fldteoua Hama ot Bruteaura Pro'a rod tool I totend to ragteter aaldnama wtoi toa Ovtaion ol Corporabona, Titahaaaaa. Ftorate. to aceoidanca wdi toa pnhtocna ot toa Fldteoua Nama Staiutaa. to-YrtSadlon 889 08. Ftortda SlakAat 1(81. Mtohaal S. Odman M M l January 13.2003 71— H n r W a n t e d W* Will Print a D telvw For Ybu To O ur Reeders For O nly •S lC opytl 2 5 — S p e c ia l N o t ic e s daknanTa tori cJaanfa) (A07-88927(01) against toa nawad. lor too tola) amounl ol I 29.00000 to ba pted by »>a State al Ftokte to fw ONLY 4.5* PER COPY!!!! Pub8o Auction PubAc aucaon to ba hakl al 801 am. on toa day(a) rpacdrd bitow. M toa Irom door ol Atoan’a Towing Inc Located at 2488 OW Laka Mary Rd Swto 134. Santord. FL tor toa pwpoaa O l dapoalng ol toa tolowtog For lurtoar nlormaaoo pteaaa cal (407)321-2848 01-23-02 (1) War IM M M a FORO VIN« 1FTCR10A3KUB84482 (2) Year 19B5UaXe NISSAN VWa 1N4BPB22S8JC90I94 61-22-02 (3) Year 1994/Make CHEVY VWI 101JC1447R7318838 Pubiah-January 13.2002 Sand raauma la Fsamartte Luxury CoaLtiaa 1801 Dotanar Ptoca SarFord. FL 32771 Wa Hava a Way Ytu Can Cut T M C o « In H alit THE 6EM HOLE HERALD ADVERTW NG DEPT 407-332-2811 27—Nursery & Child Care iro W vA cw te a a iW y ro o ^ Lot ol TLCf E*. R afiflaa. rates 00Ctette— to, 487-8318888 88 VEMCLE AUCTION I. -88 Chav. 41GILT94I0KE2I0O21 2 '89 Mercury. ■1MEBMS04IJA848498 3 17 Ford. (1FTDF1794VNC19808 Auction to ba held 01-28-03 • 10AM O 1240 S C R 427. 33—Weight Management 1.80 Honda. 2.-87 Ford. 55— B u s i n e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s #2FABP77FIHX168804 Auction to ba hatd 02-01-02 8 10AM • 1240 B. C R 427, INVESTIGATE BEFORE YO UM YEST PitekahJ te w y 13.2003 Afwtyi i gnrfdpoficy, ispeoaty for buakvsii opportunJ«s8 and franctiasi. Cal Florida Oapi d AgncuRwaAConsumsr Ssrvicss at 800-435-7392 Ol FTC-HELP lor k»a rtormakon. Orvlii owVJabate it wwwfkigovAUop. Ftafktetewroqukaaaalan d carteki PUteUC A U C TK M t* ) Pubic auction lo ba hakl at 1200 pm on toa lito day al JANUARY 1801 Al toe bom door O l Santord Towing and Recovery located at 2322 Cowiry Ctob Rd . Santord. FI 33771. tor toa purpoaa ot deposing Ftortda Dial. «4 AgrlcuKura 8 Coneumec Benrtoes bwtote swtNnQ,. Cel lo verity fewtul registration baton youbuy. j LLi- VFte KMWOI2J2PU243279 Ve Ar 1M4 u Ak e f o r d VINi 1FTCF15Y9ENA34177 YEAR 1982 MAKE MERC VINi 2MECM75W8NX868821 YEAR 1989 MAKE CHEV VWf IOCCS194738241159 YEAR 1884 MAKE CHRYSLER VIN# 2C3EL99TKRH281874 YEAR t903 MAKE NISSAN VW4 IN4BU31FOPC230840 Pubkc aucaon to ba hakl al 1200 pro. on toa 3081 day ot JANUARY 2001 Al toa bom door 01Santord Towing and Recovery located al 2922 Country Club Rd . Santord FI 32771. tot toa pwpoaa 01dapoarg ot too bkrwng vatvete: YEAR 1888 MAKE PONTIAC VINI 1G2WP14W4KF2841S7 PubAth January 13 2003 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nokca u haraby gtvan Samnote Wi eel or Service wd aei M Pubkc Aucaon lor aatvage lor caah on damand to fv^ieat taddar. Jan. 23 2003 03 Ply SW VW« 1P3BP49010f 255730 Tto auction 1» rw4d •! 1200 PM on Mud data* atwva Al Samtnola Wracktf tarvtca 2540 S. Myrtfa Ava Sanlord. FL 32773 Protpacwa tuddara may mapact vahtdaa on* hour prior lo sala. buaJnaaa by ptiona to promiaa you a toanand ask you la pay hx N balora ttiay dattvac, For mors ntormabon, cal toO-fraa 1-877-FTC 61—M oney to Lend INVESTIGATE BEFORE TOUF4VEST1 Wormabon. cat toAfroa 1-877-FTC )€U>.( A piitec trow* maaroga bon Tha SamJnola Haratd and tha FsdaraJ Trad# Convnaaton) F a k y ls k t M W um iniBa Nichols Outboard Service Center Term* .art caahi or cartdlad funds S«mno*o Wrackar raaarvat nha nghl lo accapl or rafad any and al bids PUrftth January 13. 2002 (1060 AMENDED PUBLIC NOTICE WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORI DA (WCF) is tssurtg a Raquasl lor Proposal (RFP) lo sobert sgenoasi'organiialions with tha tipeftisa and capacity to man CantraJ Flonda s *Worfc Fast Plus' program that is tundad to dsWsr veas to Wstfara Transition customors (n Orangs. Samnola. Oscaola. Laka and Sumtsr Counbaa Tha s>p«ctad (arm lor a contract awarded under this soJcitifman wd ba onw year, 'horn July 1, 2002 and exlanding through June 30. 2003. provided measurable performance outcomes ara success'fully achieved. The proposer selected wtk be desig­ nated as the program operator who *nn manage a cost efficient and eflec live -Wert First Plus'program Th»s program I primary responsibility a to identify and provide services to wet* fare transition program customers, specifcatty those experiencing obstacles in obtaesng and maeitaev mg amptoymant because of dtfficuines with mental health, substance abuse and the experience of mterper tonal violence issues These tar vices ncJude. but not tented to •Enhancing customer's level of pay chotopcaf functioning, social torebet thereby increasing their emptoyabkUTy opporfunittes. * Engaging customers and than families in ongoing therapeutic rtter Vermont through supportive counseF n g . psycho education (famdy dynam­ ics. support group* relapse preventoons, etc) and ensis support and. • Enabling customers end toe* fam tees to successfully tonebon m the cxmvnurvfy and lo roaJua their M potential, thereby reducing welfare dependency and obttunmgttnamtainn g long term ^ sufficiency A bidden conference «uf be hate! on Wednesday. -January 23, 2002. 9-30 a m and compiatad propose* must ba submitted t o lha W C F d ic e n d later than noun on Fndsy February U . 2002 Further d etail are provto ed in the Request lor Proposal {R FP ) RFPpeckeges wd be avate Evlnruda, Johnson A Fores Author U sd Ateray*a goodpoicy. aapsctaFylot buainaaa opportuniiias and trancNaas. Cal Ftortda DspL ot Agnoteuro8 Conaunat Santcas at 800439-7392 Of FTC-HELP tor baa ktomtetorvOf vtteok VtobMa at wwwflc goviTArop Floridalevyretyiras Mtort of certain buanaaacppnkk8teal»te(te*te 2 Rooma tor Rant: Private Jarvis Grant Concrala Co. naadaworkan lo road plana, fmiatvaat up concrala 9 run a frowst macMna. 407-302-1251. Junior Accountant. Immadiata opaninga Job raquiramanu. Oanaral accounting. bank rsconoEation. corporate taaaa. aceounling/kilama! auditing, corporate tevroctete. EXCELAca«a A AS/400. Strong orginuattonaJ. anafykcal 6 communcaDona ikite a plua Top compsntahon padtegs. Eacalam bsnahte with company mstchsd 401k 8 atock options. EOE. DFVYP Ptoaaa land ratuna toPOBoa 470908. Laka Monroa. FL 327474)669 antranca/balTi, cabla raady. Longwood ataa. 612Vwk pkii dapotet 407-324-5942 2 Story Victorian Huma. Hktonc Dittnct. Ipto. balcony, houaa Only drug traa 407-330-7373. Assembly Workers For Invacare ins appeal Is to ba baaed (per Sac 286 0109. Flonda Stekjtet). 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The idea caught on, and now there are more than 200 chapters throughout the country, including several in Central Florida. Without much fanfare and publicity, the Celery City Society Ladies held its first meeting in Sanford's Rose Cottage Tea Room. About 18 women in red hats and pur­ ple outfits showed up for the initial gathering of the local Red Hatters. "We didn't know if any­ body would be Interested," Wintemheimer said. "Low and behold, people were really interested." The meeting included introductions and making badges for the hats. The one thing it didn't include was making the rules and by­ laws for the new society. "It was sort of a disorgani­ zations! meeting," Wintemheimer said. 'Since there are no rules, there are no ground rules to set." Although the group does­ n 't have a president or any other officer, a historian was selected so the Society can keep track of what it does. Both W intemheimer and Hawkins Continued from Page 7C director and directress. Please call as soon as possible. The city of Sanford Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Steering Committee invites the Sanford community to join in the 2002 celebration of Dr. King's birthday. Activities include: • Friday, Jan. 18 — Starting at 7 p.m., the MLK Jr., Oratorical Contest for scholarships and poster con­ test will be held in the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. • Saturday, Jan. 19 — Starting at 6 p m , the annual Commemorative Banquet will be held in the Sanford Civic Center. • Sunday, Jan. 20 — - Starting at 2 3 0 p.m., there will be the inter-faith wor­ ship service in the Sanford Civic Center. • Monday, Jan. 21 — Starting at 10 a.m., the parade will start at West 13th Street and go to downtown Sanford. At noon, Rally-lnThe-Park will be held in Fort Mellon Park. Ruthia Riggins Hester retired after 32 years of inspiring, touching lives through community involve­ ment and her career. The retirement celebration banquet honoring Hester was "This is your life," held on Saturday, Ja a 5. The affair was hosted by Hester's chil­ dren and held in the Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. More than 100 guests, fam­ ily members and friends shared in the celebration. From 6 to 9 p.m., the celebra­ tion of love was shared with the honoree, with Evelyn McElvin as mistress of cere­ monies. The invocation and bless­ HaraM p M o by Kama HawUna Rathia Hester, center, is surrounded by six of her eight children. Friends and family members gathered recently to celebrate Hester's lit*. ing was offered by Cecil Cannady. Welcome and occa­ sion was given by Hester's daughter, Cleoria Riggins, with Sharron RigginsCannady giving the historic life of her mother. "This is your life," was shared by her pastor, the Rev. Anthony Miller, church member Mable Wesley, friend Patricia Andrews, and co­ worker Judy Jones of the "One Stop Program" of Florida. Hester's works in the com­ munity were shared by Charles Rowe of the city of Sanford, with the Amvets by Audrey Hankerson of Amvet Auxiliary. Daughter Joyce Riggins McCoy spoke of the mother she has known for many years, the one who raised eight children after becoming a widow in Los Angeles, Calif., moving back to Sanford in 1968, where she become a productive leader in the community for 32 years. Musical tributes were ren­ dered by Rozella Fields, Sharron Riggins Cannady, the Rev. Benjamin Adams and members of the Rejected Stone Full Mission Non- Denominalional Christian Church. Granddaughter Tamara Coachman made the presen­ tations of love to her grand­ mother. This community servant will be rewarded for her con­ tributions to the well-being, welfare and success of the cit­ izens of Sanford and Seminole County as a leader, serving where ever needed. Crooms Academy of Information Technology invites the Crooms Academy, Crooms High School and Crooms School of Choice alumni to the Winter Homecoming Celebration. The events include: • Thursday, Jan. 24 — A pep rally will begin at 4 p.m. The basketball game will start at 6 p.m. in the R.A. Allen Gym on campus. • Friday. Jan. 25 — The semi-formal Homecoming Dance will be held from 630 p.m. to midnight. Crooms Academy Information Technology is located at 2200 W. 13th St., in Sanford. To make reservation, call Joyce Burke at 407-3205781. Kees also gave themselves titles — although they are titles with very little signifi­ cance. Wintemheimer calls her­ self the Imperial Grand Duchess because she thought o f it and she takes to having a grand title. Kees is the Grand Duchess o f LotsnLots because she knows a little tiny bit about lots n' lots of things. The titles reflect the nature o f the Society. The women in red hats don't take life too seriously. "People ask what the Society does, and our response is that It does noth­ ing," Wintemheimer said. "And, we're darned good at that, too." But, that's not exactly true. During the holidays, the Celery City Society Ladies held a fund-raiser for Orlando’s Mustard Seed. Through a yard sale, the women raised more than $500 for the organization. They were also involved in the recent Chair for Charity event, which raised money for the New York Firefighter's Fund. The Society took a break from meeting during the hol­ idays, but Wintemheimer and Kees are planning the January gathering. And, wherever they choose to meet, people will have no uestion about who they are. he group currently boasts about 60 members, which Q means 60 red hats in one place at one time. A little less than a year since It was created, the Celery City Society Ladies is also becoming a popular entity in Sanford. Tne Willow Tree Cate is planning to add the Red Hat Lunch Brunch to its menu, which includes desert being served first. "That's the kind of group we are," Wintemheimer said. "Life's uncertain, eat dessert first." There is no regular meet­ ing schedule set for the Celery City Society Ladies. Wintemheimer said the day, time and place of each meet­ ing changes so everyone interested has a chance at becoming involved with the group. If you're under 50, don’t feel left out. According to Wintemheimer, the youngest woman in the group is 44 — the oldest is 91. However, women under 50 are required to wear pink on their hat, and they must wear a lavender outfit, rather than purple. "W e aren't a group that discriminates," she said. 'I f you are breathing, Jh en you are invited to join." For information about the Red Hal Society and the Celery City Society Ladies, email Wintemheimer at redhatsocietyObellsouth.net or call her at her store. Lady Jayne's, at 407-323-5167. Don’t miss our SANFORDMAINSTREET F A R M E R ’S M ARKET MAGNOLIA SQUARE ON FIRST STREET EVERY TUESDAY & SATURDAY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT • FRUITS •VEGGIES •PLANTS* AND MORE For More Inform ation Call (407) 322-5600 �I 111 S» Ml .< » U I l l JM I li Inside; Section C Sunday R e l ig io n 4 C - 5 C D o r is D ie t r ic h 3C January 13,2002 M arva H avvkins 7C he Red Hatters _(but not mad) . Society looks at life’s sunny sid By Michelle Jerta Managing Editor of red f there seems to be a shortaj hats, there's a good reason. spreading about the recently established Celery City Sodety Ladies, a group of women who throw caution to the wind by wear­ ing red hats and purple outfits in public. The Society is the Sanford chapter of the Red Hat Society, an organization that prides itself on its lack of rules and its humorous slant on life. The only rule — to join, a woman must be 50, or approaching 50, and she must feel that life is worth living. "We are an organization with no pretenses, no hidden agenda and no room for prejudice," said co-founder Melanie "Jayne" Wintemheimer. "We try not to take ourselves too seriously but to relax and enjoy the company of others. We acknowl­ edge the fact that age is something that doesn't matter unless you are cheese." The Sanford chapter was established last March by Wintemheimer and Lucy Kees. While surfing the Internet and reading various magazines, they discovered the existence of the Red Hat Society and thought it might be fun to start a local chap­ ter. It was Wintemheimer, however, that took the spontaneous step to register the Celery City Society Ladies. To become an official chapter of the Society, there is a $35 annual reg­ istration fee. Wintemheimer paid it, and then called Kees to tell her the good news. "I called Lucy and told her she owed me $1750 because 1 had just registered us as an official chapter," Wintemheimer said. "We didn't know what we were going to do with it, and we didn't know where it would all lead, but we knew it would be fun." Becoming official means getting the word out about a local chapter through the national Society's website. Women can log onto the site and find out if there is a chapter near them. The Red Hat Society was launched in 1998 by Sue Ellen Cooper, a 56-year-old California moth­ er of two who decided turning 50 didn't mean life had to stop being fun. According to Red Hatter history. Cooper was inspired to create the Society after reading Jenny Joseph's poem "Warning," which is about grow­ ing older with a free spirit “When I am an old woman I shall wear purple “With a red hat which doesn't go, and doesn't suit me. ... "But maybe I ought to practice a little now? "So people who know me are not too shocked and surprised "When suddenly I am old, and start to wear pur­ ple." See R ed H ats, Page 8 C Melanie “Jayne” Wnlemheimer, oho known as the Celery City Society Ladies Imperial Grand Duchess, tries on various red hats in preparation fo r an upcoming Society meeting. -i �Page 2C Sunday. January 13,2002 T m S eminolk Mould SMT salutes Sinatra by doing it his way Loved, loathed, idolized, ostracized and probably the most renowned musical voice of the 20th Century, Frank Sinatra receives a tribute full of swagger and attitude in Seaside Music Theater's newest production, "My Way." The musical revue cap­ tures the wit and charm of Ole' Blue Eyes with a dash of humor, a pinch of tap dancing, a touch of elegance and a large portion of Sinatra's music sure to rekindle memories of times past. My way feature more than 50 songs, including "M y Way," "Strangers In the Night," and "M y Kind of Town." SMT seeks to Incorpo­ rate the many aspects of Sinatra's per­ sonality, stage presence and comic relief he used to characterize his per­ formances. 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Musical rendition were given by Daughter A. Michelle Lamb. The welcome from the host lodge and temple was given by Past Grand Daughter Ruler Joyce Byrd and Past Grand Exalted Ruler Roosevelt Cummings Jr. Brother Steward Baker intro­ duced the local officials, Sanford City Commissioner Velma H. Williams a-pa-sented Sanford City Mayor Brady Lcssard. Other a-pa-sentatives included Chief Deputy Steve Hariett for the Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger, &yiford Chief Brian Tooley of the Sanford Police IX’partment, Dia-ctor of Secondary Education Raymond Gaines of Seminole County Public Schools and Pa-sident Clayton of the Seminole County branch of the NAACP. These citizeas extended greetings to the confer­ ence participants and guests. State Education Directress Daughter Elaine Crumity introduced the workshops, judges and orator. After an oration by Sunday. January 13.2002 P a g e 7 C S a fety p r o g r a m b e g in s J a n . 1 7 The Seminole County Department of Public Safety is scheduling another in its series of Community Emergency Response Team pro­ grams. It will begin on Thursday, Jan. 17, and run for seven consecutive Thursday evenings from 7 p.m. until approximately 10 p.m. The training Is built around individual and family survival skills, including such topics as life-saving techniques, emergency First Aid procedures, fire fighting and disaster planning. For more information, call 407-665-5017. H#f»kJ photo by Marva Hawklna Sanford City Commissioner Velma Williams reads a proclamation ol welcome to State President Walter Butter and State Daughter President Daisy Bronson during the recent Florida State Association Education and Civil Liberties Conference and Workshop Arteisha Graham, a student at SCC, the audience members wengiven the opportunity to hear the n-sponded to the speech by Dr. je.ui Jones and Grace S. Miller, facilitators for the hour session. Various questions were asked of the facilitator, Mrs. Miller, who is a speech, drama and English major. She has been working with the Department of Education of the Elks for many years. She has trained five of the top state national winners in Florida. After a most informative and inspiring session, many expn-ssed that they an* headed home to have an improved oratorical con­ test for the year 2002. After a successful morning ses­ sion, State Daughter Pn-sident Daisy D. Bruson extended thanks from herself and State President Walter Butler. Announcements were made for the afternoon ses­ sion of the Civil Liberties Confen-nce and Workshop under the din-ction of Past Grand Exalted Ruler Billie McGee, who Is the state civil liberties din-ctor, and Past Grand Daughter Sondra McDonald, who is the state civil liberties directn-ss. deals CALL 407-322-2611 The local din-ctors of the Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Temple No. 3 2 1 1.B.P. of Elks Education Department has announced the dated for the local Oratorical Contest, to be held 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, in Trinity United Methodist Church, located at 526 Sanford Avc. Students who are seniors in the Seminole County School System may apply by calling P.G.D. Ruler Retha Baker at 407-330-3914 or contact Brother Anthony Walker. These members are the local See H a w k in s , Page S C L a k e M ary plans A rb o r D ay celeb ratio n planted a Martin Luther King Jr., After the terrible events of sycamore. Four years ago. Troop-, Sept. 11, many people were left with a sense of loss and a sense 148 and 1448 planned the Arbor of helplessness. The need ........................ Day Celebration and planted two Juliet Gordon to do something was over­ Low magnolias in front of whelming for some peo­ City Hall. ple. The girls decided that Girl Scout Troop No. historic trees were the way 458 wanted to do some­ to go. They have chosen thing to remember the vic­ three trees. In memory of tims of the tragedy. those who lost their lives During the planning of in New York, they will Lake Mary's Annual Arbor Mary plant an Ellis Island Day Celebration, the girls Rowell decided that it would be Sycamore. In memory of those who lost their lives fitting to plant trees for the in Washington, D.C., they will victims. But not iust any trees. plant a Sullivan Brothers The girls wanted very special Crabapple. In memory of those trees. who lost their lives in The girls have participated in Pennsylvania, they will plant a Arbor Day Celebrations in the Longwood Gardens Dawn past that included historic trees. Redwood. Last year, they attended the The Ellis bland Sycamore was Arbor Day Celebration planned by sister troop No. 148. Tfoop 148 grown from a seed handpicked from a sycamore tree growing on Ellis Island. The Sullivan Brothers Crabapple was grown from a cut­ ting. The original crabapple was planted on U S. Capitol grounds on June 12,1952, to honor the five Sullivan Brothers who lost their lives aboard the USS Juneau Feb. 15, 1942. rhe Dawn Redwood was grown from a seed from a tree in the Longwood Gardens in Philadelphia. About a dozen troops from the Lake Mary area will be partici­ pating in the Arbor Day Celebration. In addition to the historic trees, they will be plant­ ing several cypress trees around the pond in front of City Hall. A grant from the Lake Mary Community Improvement Association is paying for the trees. The celebration is open to the public and will be held at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 2, See th e A ll-N e w 13 2 *° E d itio n ! JAN. 17-20 thu JAN 17 * 7 50 PM O PEN IN C NICHT SAVE S 3 . 0 0 on iickiis1 If WP I M U □ WATERHOUSE I losuwm I, (*v| uMONICUrjr Buy tKtoti .i «n«M.rliictlnc.com im u N , r«krt Centerv Amu Bo* Offke or call ( 4 0 7 ) B 59 3 9 0 0 For Informaltoo tail |S0 7] 8*9 7070 •Croup* 1*011 8*9 JO I* TICKET PRICES: *11.75-SI4.75-SI8.7S - *28 00 v.r MS n r w « ilKi|n M Arfrg |q i 0*1 •I �Page 6C Sunday, January LI. 2002 T he Seminole H erald Favorite holiday tree needs special growing care throughout the year Ptioto submitted Gymnastic* L t u o m : Beginning on Wednesday. F eb. 6, the City ot Winter Springs Parks and Recroaticn Department will be ottering a gymnastics course Igr children ages 3 to 5. Tho course wiH take place on Wednesday afternoons trom t to 1.45 p m in tho Winter Springs Civic Center, located at 400 N. Edgemon Avenue Tho instructor w4 be Amy Purdy ot the Orlando Aerials Academy, which specializes in tramng youth ages m gymnastics, as wet as cheerleadmg The program wit feature building skills with the balance beam and trampokne. as wet as several stretching dots. The gym­ nastics program's session wit extend from Feb. S to Feb. 27, with a £30 enrolment tee. For more information about the and other Writer Springs Parks and Recreation programs, cal 407-327-4761. Fhctured above. Purdy helps a gymnast on the beam. limited Supply 2 0 0 2 Sanford Historic Calendar \2 5 t h L^nniue/isa/iy fidtffon Great to send to friends and rela­ tives who have moved away. BE SANFORD PROUD! CALENDARS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE SANFORD MUSEUM AND THE SEMINOLE HERALD O FFICE One of the most easily rec­ ognized trees during the Holiday season is the Holly tree. The Holly is an evergreen tree and remains green during the fall and winter months when most other trees loose their leaves. Female 1lolly trees stand out in the landscape because they hear bright, small, red berries during the fall and winter months. Even people without botanical knowledge recog­ nize the leaves and fruits of the American Holly because they commonly decorate Holiday ornaments and cards. The Tree The most commonly grown Holly tree in central Florida is the East Palatka Holly. This particular variety Is a hybrid between Ilex cassine and Ilex opara. It grows between 30 to 45 feet tall with a spread of 10 to 15 feet, taking a moderately tight, pyramidal shape as it matures. The leaves are broad, dull green, rounded, and with one spine at the tip and few, if any, along the blaae edge. Flowering occurs in the spring, flowers are white, inconspicuous and not showy. Female trees bear abundant, bright, round, fleshy, red berries measuring less than 0 5 inch. Culture hlollies prefer partial shade but will grow in full sun. It will grow in a wide range of acidic soil types with good drainage. Hollies are best planted between November and March, but container grown plants can be trans­ planted any time of the year with proper care. The planting hole should be two times wider and as deep than the size of the root ball. Tree roots should be kept moist until established. Water established trees every seven to 10 days dur­ ing dry periods 1 to 1 /2 feet deep. Fertilize established hollies in March and September with a complete fertilizer such as 6-6-6 or 8-8-8. Hollies with a stem diameter less than 1 inch should receive one cup of fertilizer per appli­ cation, and trees witn stem diameter greater than 1 inch should receive 2 cups of fertil­ izer per application. Spread the fertilizer around the tree, away from the main trunk and past the drip line. Apply water to deliver the fertilizer into the root zone. I’runing should be limited to maintain a single leader when trees are used as speci­ mens or to remove diseased branches. Hollies are mainly propagated from tip cuttings in order to maintain the char­ acteristics of the parent plant. Use And Management The cultivars East Palatka and Savannah are commonly used in the central Florida area. The crown of East Palatka holly grown with one central trunk is narrow, mak­ ing it well-suited for urban areas with restricted vertical space. Training the trees into a sin­ gle trunk specimen will increase its durability and resistance to storm damage. The tree grows well even in small tree pits carved out of downtown sidewalks. It makes a durable street tree with high drought tolerance once established. This tree grows well in urban areas where air pollution, compact­ ed soil, and drought are com­ mon. Recommended for contain­ er or above ground planter, hedge, large to small parking lot islands, median strip plant­ ings in the highway, narrow tree for Liwns, and specimen. Trees planted in a row will have a very uniform look in (lie landscape. Pests And Diseases The most common insect pests on hollies are scales and mites. Both can be controlled with insecticide oil sprays. Hollies can be infected with the fungus Sphaeropsis that produces stem galls and abnormal growth symptoms known as witches' broom. Infected stems should be removed several inches below the area showing the symp­ toms and discarded. Another disease, mushroom root rot, is usually associated with poor drainage and wet soils. Diseased plants appear weak and may die. Dead or dying plants should be removed with as much of the root system as possible. Al F in tr 1* Seminole County Urban Horticulturist. InquirtM may ba directed to him at lha Cooparathra Extension aarvlca, 1S0 W. County Horn# Road. Sanford, FL 32773 or phona MS-5553 All Samlnola County Cooperative Extension aarvlcas ara opan lo all ragerdtes* ot taco, color, aai. handicap or national origin. Volunteer opportunities The Seminole County Guardian Ad Litem Program is in need of volunteers to advocate for the best interest of abused, neg­ lected and abandoned children in a court proceeding. To become a Guardian Ad Litem volun­ teer, you must be 21 years old, possess good judgement, common sense and be capable of helping a child in crisis. You must present favorable references, consent to have your background checked and complete 24-hours of training. Guardian Ad Litem training will be held at the Juvenile Justice Center, 190 Bush Blvd., in Sanford, on Feb. 15,16 and Feb. 22. If you are interested in attending or for more information, call Myma at 407-665-5370. The Christian Sharing Center in Longwood has an urgent need for volun­ teers to fill various positions. Receptionists and interviewers arc needed to interview families in crisis situations and to assist them in meeting their needs. Pantry workers are needed to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for client families. Van driv­ ers are needed to pick up food donations. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thrift store volunteers are also needed to sort donations, assist customers, run the cash register and check small appliances and make repairs, as well as truck assistants to help with donation pick ups. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information, call Diann at 407-2609155, ext. 6, Monday,.Wednesday or.Friday. �T he S eminole H erald Sunday. January 13. 2002 Page 3C G u ard ian p ro g ra m r e a c h e s o u t to k id s Sanford Woman’s G ub wel­ comed 2002 in a festive atmos­ phere when traditional New Year’s Eve decorations reflected a cheery ambi­ ence. The first meeting of the new year was held on Jan. 2. Toby Troutman, chair of the club's Public Affairs Department, introduced Nancy Armstrong, director of tlu’ Guardian Ad Litem Program in Seminole County. She introduced Donna Rathliffe, a volunteer of the organization for 11 years. This program, which represents abused children, is in need of volunteers as well as funding, she said. Volunteers assist in counseling children who are abused at home. Anyone inter­ ested may call the Seminole County Courthouse and ask for the Guardian Ad Litem Program or dial direct, 407-6655370. Patty Mahany, vice president of the Sanford Airport Memorial Committee, gave an update on establishing a navy memorial exhibit of a USN Vigilante aircraft at Orlando Sanford International Airport. The 40-year-old airplane arrived in December and is being restored. Mahany explained the costs of the historic marker and stressed the need for communi­ ty funding and support. She said the community has raised about 550,000 and the State of Florida has approved a 5150,000 grant But due to the unstable economy, "The grant is in jeop­ ardy," Mahany added. Focusing on education, the committee hopes to offer tours and otner programs to the public. President Betty Jack presided over the busi­ ness session and called for reports from officers and chairs of commit­ tees. It was announced that hostesses for the January Literary Group meeting arc Rose Edith Jacobson and Stella Oritt. Bridge' Social host­ esses are Zelda Siskind and Carolyn Cornelius. The club will also host a meeting of the Seminole County Federation of Women’s Clubs in February. Club members manned the kettles for the Salvation Army during the holidays. Roberta Zittrower, chair of the Home Life Department, read a letter from the army expressing appreciation. Betty Colbert, Hacienda Girls Ranch chair, told about the excitement of the staff and resi­ dents when she delivered Christinas gifts from the club to the ranch. Members provided gifts as well as cash to the Melbourne facility. Items mak­ ing a big hit were packages of cookie-mix and otner holiday edibles. The ranch Ls a home away from home for girls who have been abused. The club has scheduled the annual Italian Night on Feb. 22, at the clubhouse, 309 S. Oak Ave. The benefit, under the chairmanship of Helen Polgar, fust vice president, is open to the community. More on this at a later date. With election of officers just around the comer, a nominating committee was elected to pres­ ent a slate of officers. The com­ mittee includes: Marty Colegrove, chair, Linda Sparrow, Eve Rogero and Helen Polgar. Following the business meet­ ing and speakers, members and guesLs were served a catered luncheon. Scheduled hostesses were: Carole Kirchhoff and Audrey Luck, chairs, Beverly Boothe, Cathey Bossert, Nellie Coleman, Phyllis Hodge, Judy Jones, Maxine Marsh, Mary Prokosch and Jewel Williams. Singers Wanted Michelle Hendrick, Senior Friends advisor, is beside her­ self with joy over a Christmas donation the local Senior Friends organization made. Members donated six jumbo bags filled with toys to Kids House of Seminole, a non-profit Children's Advocacy Center. "When we delivered the toys to Kids House, they were very grateful and appreciative of Senior Friends' generosity." She added that the toys brought a smile to a less fortunate child's face during the holiday season. . H*nld photo by Tommy Vtncont The lust meeting ol the year for the Sanford Woman's Club Included a presenta­ tion about Seminole County's Guardian Ad Litem Program. Pictured, from left, are Club President Betty Jack, Woman's Club Public Affairs Director Toby Troutman. Guardian Ad Litem Director Nancy Armstrong and Guardian Ad Litem volunteer Donna RatNiffa. Senior Friends has a busy schedule during the next two months, including activities for members and non-members. Anyone interested in participat­ ing in a new choral group may call 407-321-4500, ext. 57B4. A Jazzercise Class is being offered by SF every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 9 a.m. to 10 aan., at the Sanford Senior Center. The classes are free to SF members and 51 per class for non-members. The classes are designed to help sen­ iors form an exercise routine at a comfortable pace. For infor­ mation, call the Sanford Senior Center at 407-302-1010. Forthcoming events include Waterrolor Classes, which began Ja a 10; Scrabble Tournament, Jan. 22; and a Deep Sea Fishing Trip in March. For more info on these events, call the Sanford Senior Center. New Address Friends of Winifred "Bill" Gielow are advised that she is now a resident of Lake Jessup Retirement Home located at 5590 Lake Ave., Sanford 32773. Bill is doing very well and would love to hear from her friends. Church o f the Nativity M ission begins Monday The Church of the Nativity in Longwood will be hosting a Mission from Monday, Ja a 14 through Thursday, Ja a 17. The Mission will take place from 7 until 8:30 p.m. each day. Refreshments will be served Immediately follow­ ing each sessioa The sessions will include gathering prayer, scriptural reading, responsorial psalms, and the Mission Conference. There will be time for quiet reflection and will then conclude with prayer, blessing, and a dosing hym a Simeon Gallagher, OFM Cap., will be the guest speaker at the Mission. He will also speak at all weekend Masses prior to the Mission. In addition, he will speak at the 830 a m Masses on Monday through Thursday. A youth session is also planned. Gallagher's timely presentation throughout his visit will be on the theology and spirituality of relation­ ships. Monday's session will focus on building good relationships with faith as a foundation. The session on Tuesday will focus on communi­ cation in relationships, using prayer as a model. Wednesday's session focuses on breaking relationship, exposing sin as being interpersonal. The Mission will then conclude on Thursday with a session on sustain­ ing good relationships and elements that must be present for growth. Gallagher nails from Philadelphia, where he was bom and raised. He was ordained a ’ s t in 1971, and his ministerial kground reflects diverse posi­ tions. In 1980, he was appointed pastor of Holy Cross Parish in Thornton Colorado. While at Holy Cross, he established a highly successful Parish Development Program. This program emphasized total parish involvement. Currently, Gallagher Ls director of the Preaching Ministry Office of the Capuchin Mid-America Province. He regularly conducts retreats, parish renewal programs, religious education workshops and seminars. He is associated with the Emmaus K Spirituality Program. As such, he has an international reputation in conducting retreats for priests. His recent travels included trips to Europe and Central America. He currently holds graduate degrees in Ascetical Theology, Religious Education, and 19th Century British Literature. Gallagher has been cited as " . . . uniquely suited to hold any group's undivided attention while revealing ... the many facts of G o d 's ... love for us," in "Companions.” He dis­ plays Irish wit and wisdom in every Mission or retreat he conducts. He is able to talk on faith, prayer, sin, and Christian commitment as a pure distillation of the Gospel mes­ sage. He puts it on the line what it means to be a Catholic in today's world. For more information on the retreat, contact the parish office Monday through Friday at 407-3223961, during regular business hours. The church b located at 3255 North County Road 427 in Longwood. O r l a n d o O p e r a ON TOUR... ^P/tesents... OPERA MAGIC A Collection o f famous works performed by O rlando O pera’s Resident Artists... You will hear selections from "The Tales of Hoffman", ‘ The Magic flute", “The Elixir Of Lose", "Pippin" and more. 8:00 PM-TUESDAY-JANUARY 15™ Seminole County Community College Fine Arts Cultural Hall ADMISSION IS FREE! Call (407) 328-2039 For Information I �Page 4C Sunday. January O. 2002 T he Seminole H ebald M U O T T O AVENUE 8 APTWT CHURCH Church Notes Food Program The Sanford Church of Christ is working with Food Source to help the congregation and the com* munity. The program offers various foods each month at a discounted rate form grocery stores. Food Source is a Christian buying program in which high volume pur­ chasing enables the compa­ ny to buy in bulk and dis­ tribute at considerable sav­ ings. The food will be shipped to the church on Jan. 26. Pick-up is 7:30 to 8 JO a.m. The shipment for this month must be paid by Jan. 12 at a cost of $20. The sug­ gested menu for January is chicken breast fillets, Lee center cut ham steak, Tyson honey barbecue chicken, maple-battered sausage dogs, dip mix, baked beans, cocktail peanuts, peanut butter, northern beans, cookies, grits or oatmeal, Kraft cheese, eggs, cabbage, onions, potatoes, bananas and grapefruit. A meat package may also be purchased for an addi­ tional $20. The meat box will include garlic-butter chicken breasts, leg quar­ ters, beef roast, sausage, hot dogs, ground chuck, pork chops and chicken nuggets. The meat package may not be purchased without a food package. Checks may be written to "Food Source" and sent to Jeannette Stiffey at the church office by Jan. 12. Those interested in partici­ pating may deliver or send a check to the church at 1500 S. Park Ave., Sanford, FL. 32771. Call the church at 407322-7781 or Jeanette at 407322-8234 or 407-829-0272 for further information or to reserve a package. Annual Revival Victory Temple of God Inc., will host its Annual Revival from Monday, Jan. 14, through Friday, Jan. 18, beginning 7JO o.m. nightly. The theme of the revival is "When will they ever learn? If Cod said I can, 1 can." Bishop R. L. Hillery is pastor. The church is located at 601 Pine Ave. in Sanford. For more information, call 407-321-8864. •ardor* p l v m Holy Cross Episcopal Church 401 Park Ave. Sanford Ree Larry Franc* •Unmmg Worth* Sendee 1100 M l •Evans* Faf#n Sendee 900pm (4 YEARS TO IfT H O f U M ) PVIST B A P TV T CHURCH O f SANFORD 919 8 Parti Ave Serdord. 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Park Ave., Sanford 322-0331 3349 Sunday Sendees MoTy Euchanel 900am Sunday School (al agaa) 9 00am SimgCuchartsl 1000am fhtraery n t o * aanacaa) Weekday Ho* EuchansI Senecas noon 700 p m •30 a m Fnday 1200 noon Tho ONarenoo to Worm The balance 1200 ASSOnibly O f God * FAIRLY WORSNW CENTER Temporarily meeting al Centro Cnaaano DeOioe 2913 E Ortando Dm* Sardont FL 32773 407 322 9222 Located nail to Good Shephard UAherw Ovrch JsEKrafl Pastor Scndey Worth* Samce 900pm 700pm Programs lor feoya 9 gnu WKKIYA ASSEMBLY OP 0 0 0 1978 Duon Rd longeood. FL 32779 407*774-0777 Greg Freeman Peak* Sunday l i n r a i 9 1 8 a m and 1949am Sunday School 930am 1049am Nursery P w d r t W tfT V IfW BAPTWT CHURCH 4100 Pads Road (44A) Sardord. Florida 407-3239923 Stmdey Moms* Worth* 1019am Stmday Behoof 900am Sunday Everang Worafep 900pm 700pm COUNTRY HOC BAPTIST CHURCH 990 S Comkry CkJb R d . Lake Mery FL Shane Wynn Pastor Stmrley School 949am Sunday AM Worth* 1049am Stmday PM WorWap 900pm 730pm Notary Prodded 555 West 1st St. Sanford. FL 32771 # TRAOmOMAL i m C O T A L « T A LAAITt AMOUCAM CATHEDRAL W SR 429 (Atoms Ave) (1>4 Mia of Qreenevey SA417 0omg£aar) O*edo. Honda 407-997-3379 1989 Book Of Common Prayer Baptist For Your Ad To Appear In This Space Call 407-322-2611 (407) 322 2921 A nglican Store Away CemmercW M en* I « RESIDEN T M A N A G ER S^ AL & JO LEEN BLUE Una Sosa To Ft You 5tofag* Haada Ok: Hours. 9am •5p r , Uorv Sal Ga ib H aa s 7 am *ipm «10 R B w a 1 Road. La m Mary. FL (4 0 7 ) 333-4355 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST MARS HILL SOA •00 E . 2nd Street • Senford, F L 33771 407-323-5444 Sabbath School 9 30 a.m. Divine Worship 11 00 a.m. Wed. Evening Prayer Mtg. 7:30 p m. PMECREST BAPTIST CHURCH •01 feel A*port Bodevard Serdord. Ftonda 32771 Chtmh Omce (407)3224737 J Earl Wekh Peak* 949 a m 11 0 0 a m 700pm U tt We*A Worth* 700 p m ChAkon a Church 700 p m Notary Prodded AJ Sendcet JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 920 Upeata R d . Serdord 3239072 Gaorga Stedd Pastor S f W y School 1000am Morretg l arvrca 110 0 a m iO O p m 700pm CkJ Tiutoe tor a H+m Day 919am . 1030 am. 9 00 p m 900 p m CENTRAL B APTW T CHURCH 3101 W IN 81. Sardord (407) 322-2914 Ammy Data PsBareon Pastor Jack M Thomas U n N a ro lU a c Am Pagan Unaaiar of youto Striday School 930 a m UonangWOTh* It 00 a m Evens* Worth* 900 p m 930 p a t FIRST BAPTWT CHURCH OP LOMOWOOO •91 Stole Road 434. E longaood. FL 377304394 (407) 339-3917 Reverend Ovia Whaley • Pastor Sunday BtoteStody 9 30am Worah* Wad AWAMA/Youti 1049 a m 930pm 700 p m 900pm n w i v r a r churchkaaw om w oocm E4fM »»- - * -»-■ - - — - i Ae Mary. FL 3274# (407)333-1099 Or 9ab Parker Co>Ybuto Workers Kedh Vlncant / Me* Parker Sunday Codes and Donuta 930AM Btoto Study 949 AM Worah* 1948AM (Chddran i Church Prondad) ChBkSren i Aeeana Ctob 9 30 PM 700 PM C>Mtn Fam*y O rv w Prayer and Stole Study VbutoMeeang 900 PM 700PM ChAkan a Choa and Tawn wo Ciube (Maaery provided af aanneae) UGHTH0U9E BAPTW T CHURCH 9919 MARKHAM ROAO •ardor* Florida 32771 (407) 929-4400 Randy Water Peak* Sunday School 949am Morrang Worahto 10SO a m (A Chtachlor ChAkan agaa 3 toru grads 9) Everang Worah*900 pm AduR PrayerBteie Study 700 pm Chicken 8 Teen Services 700 p m RagAer Ackvtoea For Af Agee Nuraary Prodded For A l Sarvcae frary Vtodor fa A Htotoome Guaef FM 9T SHILOH MSMOHARY BAPTIST CHURCH TOO Ekn Avenue •ardor* F t 32771 (407)322 9499 Raw Dr Harry 0 Rucker. Sr Pastor Early Morrang Seneca 9 1 9 on 930 am 1100 am Everang Worth* (TEA) 400 pm Monday. Btoftt Study 730 pm C atholic A U SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Comer of 991 81 A S Oak Ave. Serdord. FL 407 122 3799 Father Richard W Trout Pasta Weekday Mem 900am Monday fnday C nrdaear ns. Sakmkry 4 0 0 pm. Sakdday \Agt 900pm Sundey 749 a m . 10X a m . Noon 900 a m •Cngpeh (Social HaF) 900 a m •Spanan (Chuch) �T he Seminole H ejuld OURLA0Y.C M o * R. 407-99M1M Su'd* •pm. 10pm 7pm Congregational Jewish 190 FL (407)7993729 PhD (407) 324-3097 I90M Christian Stfvky School 9227717 1045 IK •pm. •45 p.m. RTCERCTTYCHMTTUMCHURCH Ooflary.FL32713 PKon^u 407-8890452 Ema* im%WfWlMUII 10pm 11pm Sagronoa PwriwwI >odMcARator Vbuat n o upm h m . M o * a 407-922< TVn 9tom? Sundry UomtQ iNonfip Vbuti Evardnqtarvtoa TOaadayPrayarM—Ong Mdami torAca(Wad) •00 pm 1015 pm •00pm •00pm "CoringlorPropto* 1401I N 4 M Santo* a 92771 (407) 3222401 Ra* JomaaJ. f 145om•StmctoySchool 115 800pm•Btaa Stody Christian Science FWHTCHURCHOPCMfWT, SOCMTWT •75MARKHAMWOOOSROAD Comarof KE. WarmonRoad 407-788-7708 Sunday Owrti ftamca andSundaySchool 1000 pm Wadnaaday 500pm ChidCaraAvaflaMa« af Sarvtcaa Mondayfro SaPaday 1000am to400pm TNaadayEvarang•pm to•pm 145Watova Spnnga Road Soto 149-ALangwood. FL32779 Pttona407-889-1490 Church O f Christ LONQWOOOCHURCHOPCHRIST 1018Hay 1742IM NOHay 494 407-929 5490 407 924499* WorWH) 1090am llpm awonhtoaih ypAIneratyeeicoma aNeye MOFLORIDACHURCHOPCHRIST 21•M att WTOorSprv?*. FL37708 Sunday Sarvcaa 1090 amJOOpm SundayBto*aStudy 990am Wad. B4*a Stody 7 30pm (407) 927 5005 Church O f God CHURCHOP000 •01 W22ndSI. Santo* FL 407 922 9942 Ra« WaaTfcrMtoy Pastor Sunday School 945Pm lAommjWonh? 1045 pm •00pm Pro-School Wugrada 12 407-921-3729 AtooOoyCara 9tort» ai 1yaartopra tchool 407 929-1411 Church O f God of Prophecy CHURCHOPOOOOPPROPHECY 2509 S EtoiAva Santord. Fla. 92779 407-922-4015 ThornyHama—Paator SundaySchool 945am liWwM? 10.90am •PyPaatof 11am CHURCH(NACCC) 9401 9 Pvt Aro. Bar** 407-322-4594 LarryLaonard MommgWorth? 1100pm Choir PracacaWactoaaday 945 pm. My aaangsanAcaadMa Episcopal 401 Par*Ay.. Santord •11 790 9 1900 am 930 am Claataa torChRPan 1900 am trough Sti grada* NuaaryAaaii 1000 am TtoUhOroya 9900 pm Cal tor mora■ MO-WEEKWORSMPINCHAPEL Tuaaday. WaVvadayAThwtoy* BALESTLOfS* Wedneeday4 TTvadeyi ("Sopt May 700 ftnahart Rd LafcaUary. FL 444-5579 ThaRay ChartoaT. Hot. Ractor 900 am •AI Agaa 900am HolyLuchM 1000am ChOdarTt CHmh 1000 am (EducaaanWing) MroaryBag? Ai•00 a m Through1000am Samoa HoryEuchM700 am 9 700pm Charismatic Episcopal CHURCHOPTHEHOLYCOMFORTER ThaSantordBndga Comarof «h St 4 HoOyAim. 407 2995094 SmdayfuM •Mam Inter-Denomlnatlonal FA/THM9H0NARYCHURCH J0Q2Paardal Ay 407-323-9794 JacPCoa Paator Sunday MommgWonh? 1000 am EwarangSame* 900pm TuaadayEvonmg BCtoStody 700pm Non-Denomlnatlonal HOUSEOPREFUGEMMSTMEt, MC. 1001 CataryAvo.SartonJ (407) 324-4711 DorpWRKhardaon Paator SundaySchool 990 am MorningWorth? 1100am EvonmgWonh? 700pm a Wad 730pm SHOWERDOWNOPBLESSMOS 201 ElmArt . Santo* FL 407 9219389 TVnotoyHudMn Paator SundaySchool 1000 am MommgWorth? 1100 am TUO.PrayarB44a Study 7Mpm PAfTHPULWORO MMSTM99 •(407) 3294900 320E St •Santord 1100am fcmdoySame* 1100 am lagaa4-12) FainayFakwt? 1290pm FeAowth? MaaPng 790pm Friday•ChnaaanCoutoalng 209500 pm (Piaaaacal 9294900 lor appt) 790 pm 9.15pm lamtoaa 930 am AAREduc—onProyama (407) 7a£Smmi*W77*04T7 Lutheran •HEPHEROKVANQCUCALLUTHCftAN CHURCHOP9ANPORO(ILCA) 2917OrtandoDr (Hwy 1792) 922-7312 HOLYCROSt LUTHERANCHURCH OPLAKEMARY 790 8tmDry. Late Mary. FL PaMHoyar Paator tom AaatotamPaator yaronmg 930 pm ContamporaryWorth? &mdaymommg 900am Suutoymomtig •30 am Scrwlaymommg 1100 am FamiyWorth? Sarvioa Oaycara. Praachoot andChnalanOay For totomwaonCal 407-3990797 LUTHERANCHURCHOPTHEREOEMMER 2S2S9 OaaAy. Santo* FL Rmr ElmarARauachar Paator StmdoySchool 1030 am Wonh? Samca 1030am mtormaaon922 9552 or 9290910 Methodist CHRIST UNTTEOMETHOOATCHURCH 409 TucfcarDr*o (Comar TucAarOr. 4 CR427) (407) 322-7900 930 am 1090 am 1100am 990pm Ch**anaTVnaInctodadmWorth? Nurtaryprowtdadtor Batoot andSmaf Chtton *Smal EnoughToLovaVdu• OrgomgInChnal ToSana VW FIRSTUNTTEOMKTHOOttTCHURCH 419Pari Ay. Santo* FL 407-9224J71 Mart Loonay Mu MMBadai FamiyMototoaaOroctor MommgWorth? 9254 1055a m CoRaa Foaoroh? 9M am StmdoySchool 945am YoutoFoAowth? 400pm NurtaryPromdad Womans Coda 2ndMonday 945am Mans Prayar BraMfaat INThursday 6 30am LAKIUOCFELLOWSHIP AUnRedMetMdMI CaawmmRy Ylaacha? Rooptotora Raaaonr Paator e MaataavarySundayN1000 am Nt? condortataaUniadArt? Thaalar. Sammcto ONWan•Ouch 101Sam •6ludant (yjuR) Mmynaa 97pm •SatoNurtaryPromdad ■RaactimgPtopa lora Raaaon* StmdoySchool intar Match MommgWorth? Nazarene SEMNOLI COMMUMTYCHURCH 5070OrangaBNd. Santord 407-3244198 «wweammoiechimhcon JarryWatth Paator StmdoyWorth? S«c9 45 4 1990 am protoaaton? chidcara LONQWOOOCHURCHOPTHEKAIARCNE 200H W^manSt. Ungwood. FL •91955S SundaySchool 945am MommgWorth? 1045am ChidranaChuch 1045am CwangaAaacSarvtca 600pm WadnaadayFamiyN?a 700pm toUh. Woman, andAARBR«a Sfedy "NavarAStrangarHara* Sunday. January 13.2002 Page SC Presbyterian Church Carryof W.29m914 UpaMaRd. 101 UpaafaRoad LFL32771 Notes •00 4m 1000 am Bamaa 3rdand4fi 8l 4 Part 4 Oat/DoamMy Sarto* FL Phona407-322 2992 E-mat SxaRpmooom ti Tha Haart Of Tha Cay 900 4m OutlayMorningWorth? 1000 am 8uv MommgCoRaaHou 1100am. OuvCaramnporaryWorth? 700pm WondaAi WaAwadoyFamiyMpt. EvaryWrdttoiy Ouppar•EvaryWad S90pm AARBRia Study 400pm YdumCXba 9700pm Buocanaart (K-4ROradaa) MutJart (9401Oradaa) Sr Hqha ContamporaryMuac Pracaca 700pm 9 tchadUadI 2ndTy of 9wmor? 49ort INWadof twmonm FM9TPR999YTERUNCHURCH(UJA) OPLAKEMARY 120W.WMuAy Lma Mary. FL .407-321-1021 Chuch School 945 am MommgWorth? 1100 am Wad Choi Pracaca 700pm TTay YouPiChoa 830pm NutaryPrond* MARKHAMWOOOSPRCUYTVRUNCHURCH S210MarthomWoodaRood Lata Mary 407 33920M Rat. ChartaaR. Jonaa Paator SundaySchool, ai agaa 900am ChuchSamcaa 9005 10Mam VoumQnxp. Sunday Ngh School 400pm Udda School 900pm Pra-School Mon »tu Fit 9 to 12 MorwiyFamiytogNSypar ThadWad of EachMon? 930 pm Salvation A rm y THESALVATIONARMYWORSMP ANDSERVICECENTER 700W24(hStraat Santo* FI 32771 407-322 2942 CapiaawRohanandUndaRactano. Corpa Sutlay Sarvc* Pram#andFaioarth? 945am SundaySchool 945am 1100am BRtoStjdyandPrayar 5Mpm HomaLaaguo(Ladaa) 700 pm Man's Fatowth? Club 700pm BandPracoca 900pm ytmhaantoQodandhandtoman* United Church Of Christ LONQWOOOMLL9 CONORSOATIONALCHURCH U-C.C. 1255EE WtoamaonRoad LongwoodFL 407 3329259 Rat Or. Hal tou?tood Itmator SundaySarvcro Contomporary 900am TracMonal Worth? 1090 am NurtaryProndad CltachSchool 9.IS am •1015 am Youti 5 ChidranUnitry 990pm W esleyan WE9LETAN CHURCH OP PAOLA 5550 WayttoaOr. Santo* FL92771 (08 W(EM51) Waal FVWSiramonLai •OnaMto) LaonardODormai 407 3224392 ■WharaM Goapa! laOoodI SundaySchool 945am MommgWorth? 1100am EvartngWorth? •00 pm MtoWaat Mtg Wad 730pm PWaMShara *u Lit w? Ua Praltc Workshop A praise and worship workshop, 2002, will be held at Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, located at 2150 Airport Boulevard, Jan. 12-13. The Music Department extends an invitation for choir and musicians to attend their first praise and worship workshop. The workshop will fea­ ture accomplished, skilled and trained musicians from the Tri-County area that will share their gifts by pre­ senting praise, worship and psalms. Registration is S5. For more information, contact Craig Cooper at 407-3216766. Leaving Bondage 2002 Leaving Bondage 2002 — The Unshakable Kingdom will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, at the Sanford Cultural Arts Center/ Centennial Park, located at 119 5th St. between Park and Oak avenues in Sanford. The event will include various speakers, prayer, display booths of some of Central Florida’s ministries and agencies working to promote the sanctity of life, and volunteers who will assist in the effort as Cod directs. The event is open to the public. In case or rain, it will be held in First Baptist Church, located at 519 Park Ave. Prayer Breakfast The 10th annual Seminole County Prayer Breakfast will be held 7 to 9 a.m. Tuesday, F<*H. 26, in the Sanford Civic Center. Keynote speaker will be Ted DiBiase, who is best known for his role as the villainous "Million Dollar Man," in the world of pro­ fessional wrestling. Currently, he shares the gospel and the joy that can only be found in Jesus. A corporate sponsorship for a table of eight is $150, and individual tickets are $15. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. For more information or reservations, call 407-3330548. Checks should be made payable to Seminole County Prayer Breakfast and sent to P.O. 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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, January 13, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 13, 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>, January 13, 2002; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cede21efcb3845b8fd6b11ae3f6061ea.pdf 38b72507b54037d30a492cfd2828ba3f PDF Text Text ■ MIDWEJ- 1 JANUARY lfi, 2 002 Sanford, Florida S e m in o le F H P tro o p e r p ro m o te d to Gordan and--------otherprograms . . ,says , fund-raisers . needed to boost organization’s ailing finances ^ G o rd o n and C h am ber president Brian VWk ^ d ty com m faslon in D ecem ber for ia r n n a r * OT* f ' ,f * tk,n C o m m issio n e rs to w I C ' i ^ T h * dditl0n* 1 , 1 5 f ° ? k jan 'R e a l ' S e a s o n *** ^ B o g in s ^ “ ^ y * nd increasing revenues "1 can control expenses. T h a t's w hat I've * * 25 years in m y ow n b u sin ess," said G ordon, w ho ow ned a property m anagem ent before b e c o m in g d u m b e r d E o r . incom e sid e is w here w e need help. If we m ake ^ fund-raisers w ork , then w e ll ^ ^ ^ » > » n > ' « * ' - ~ w c 1 1 b . d o to g lhc e A m ong the new fund-raisers G ord on has WNh Ns I m vtw a t rw «r fu« • freng ft an d startin g to play very good b a a k a ib a l in the p a s t m onth, S e m in o te Community Cotoga opans Mid-Florida C o n fe r e n c e play •t home tonight with a lot of Fisherman discovers submerged car A n other m an ^ — ..»i___ Bentley faces more ch arges of lascivious, lewd conduct A fo rm er A lta m o n te Sp rin g s p o lice o ffic e r charged w ith le w d an d las­ civ io u s co n d u ct w a s arrested again S u n d ay fo r a n ad d i­ tional cou n t o f th e sam e charge. T h e m o st re c e n t arrest cam e after a 14-year-o ld girl ■aw the recen t c o v e ra g e o f M ichael D o u g las B en tley 's Initial arrest o n Ja n . 8. She con tacted th e s h e r i f f ', office, • Iw gin* *hs» to o w a s A v ic­ tim . In th s in itia l a rrest, Bentley, 28, a lle g e d ly fol­ low ed a 1 4-y e ar-o ld g irl In h is perso n al v e h icle . W hile d o in g so, h e re p o rte d ly fon­ d led m m self u n d e rn e a th a w ashcloth. H e b o n d e d o u t o f ja il late S u n d a y o n the m o st recent ch arg e. Semlnole County Fire Department Diva Team from Station No. 35. abov e, search fo ra vehicle Monday. A fisherman dis­ covered the vehicle and reported it to officials. At left, officials pull the car out of the St. Jo h n s River near Lake Je su p at the boat ramp located at Cameron Wright Park. Relay for Life kickoff Jan. 23 T h e kick o ff e v e n t fo r this y e a r 's A m erican C a n ce r S o cie ty 's R e lay fo r L ife w ill be held 5 p .m . W ednesday, Jan . 23, in O v ie d o M ark etp lace's food cou rt. T h e m eetin g w ill inclu de inform ation fo r th is y e a r's even t, w hich is th e A m erican C a n c e r S o cie ty 's signature fu n d -ra isin g activ ­ ity. Relay fo r L ife is an 18hou r ev en t h e ld acro ss the country. T h is year, it w ill be held on A p ril 5-6. For m ore In fo rm atio n , call Lucretia G ilb e rt a t 407-823­ 6609. Altamonte Springs doctor Index C l a t u f k d ..................................3 8 4 1 C r o u w o fd ..................................... SI D*a*Abby ................................2J U g o l i . . : . . . . ..................... 3 1 4 1 Ob>tuan«> ......................................31 Pollc. lo g .......................................2> S p o il. ........................................18-31 A form er L ak e M ary p o U ce o fficer and long-tim e C entral Florida h igh w ay trooper is s e t to relocate a fte r receiving a rom otion from the Florida l ig h w a y E Patrol Major Rjck Greg­ ory. Cent­ ral Florida ctimman- B a g g fl|| f d K ? ; dcT fl r | L ^ A FHP, was promoted thus week to the rank o f bureau ch ief effecG re g o ry tivc Feb. 1, an d w ill b e reassign ed to headquarters in Tallahassee. Gregory, 40, joined the FH P in 1984 an d w a s assign ed to Sem inole County. From 1982 to 1984, he w as an officer for th e L ake M ary Police D ep artm en t H e cu rren tly com m an d s the FH P in O range, O sceola, Lake, Brevard, Sem inole and Volusia counties. In his new position, he w ill oversee FH P operations In So u th Florida from Vfero Beach to K ey W e st th e entire Florid a Turnpike and statew ide highw ay hom i­ cid e and d ru g interdictions investigations. " It's a trem endous opportu­ nity," h e said. " It's kind of b it­ ter »w w t. I 'm v ery excited about the prom otion, b u t on the other han d , I will m iss w orking hand in hand w ith som e o f the best in the busi­ n ess." G regory said Tuesday that his new p osition "w ill have quite a bit m ore responsibili­ ties in a different level o f m an­ a g e m e n t." H o w ever, h e is alre ad y lo o k in g forw ard to m a k in g h is m ark in Tallahassee. • "T h e core m ission o f the ag en cy is h igh w ay safety," he said. "Wfc w ill accom plish that through visible presen ce and aggressive p a tr o l" T h e new em p h asis on p u b ­ lic in fo rm atio n a n d safety education w ill also b e a focus; h e said. A ccording to Gregory, h e credits the slight reduction in highw ay fatalities from this y ear to last to the added pres­ ence o f safety inform ation. "T h at's going to b e a big part o f trying to get back o u r sense o f safety on the road- I i See Gregory, Page 9A Mental health care facility receives approval from Sanford City Commission SA N FO RD — C ity C om m ission approved a con d i­ tional use request allow ing a m ental health care fad lity to operate in the form er Lakcvicw N u rsin g H o m e b u t d irected staff to collect tw ice the norm al rate o f perm itting fees for fail­ u re to fo llo w zo n in g p ro ce­ dures. C o rd all M itch e ll, M .D . - b u re a u c h ie f S e m in o le C o m m u n ity M en tal H ealth C e n te r Inc. (SC M H C ) began operating at the 919 E. 2nd Street fad lity in early O ctober, d esp ite not hav­ ing an occup ational license o r a certified fire inspection. C ity staff had d enied the o ccu p a­ tional license becau se they clas­ sified S C M H C 's operations as a C om m u n ity R esource F ad lity (CRF). 7 The staff d ecision w as based on SC M H C op erating tw o C R F fad iities on Bay Avenue, ad ja­ cent to the 2nd Street property. Thou gh the tw o Bay Avenue facilities w ere grand fathered in, city O rd in an ce 3 5 0 2 requires new C R Fs to be a t least 1,500 feet apart. Jim B erko , d ire c to r o f S C M H C , a p p e a le d the staff decision that the agen cy 's new facility qualified a s a CRF. G t y C o m m issio n e rs rejected that appeal and recom m ended the S C M H C ap p ly to th e Planning Two-alarm fire destroys building B y C h risto p h e r P Staff Writer a t t o n -----------------------------------------— -___________________________^ A tw o -alarm fire early Tuesday m orning caused alnu «t $1 million in dam age at a furni­ ture store o n U S . H ighw ay 17/92, ju st north o f Dog Track Road. Dozens o f firefighters from six different fire departm ents battled the blaze at W ebster's Leather Galleries. T h e fire w as reported at 3 a.m. A b attalio n ch ief from the C asselberry Fire D epartm ent could see flam es as he pulled out from the fire hall a miJe aw ay and caUed for a second alarm, said Paula Ritchey, spokesw om an for the county departm ent of public safety. The m etal structure was still standing but com p ktely gutted after the fire w as reported under control by 4 :30 a jn . The loss of m erchandise and contents o f the building is reported at about $500,000, whik* the structure loss b valued at d o se to $750,000, said Ritchey. O ne firefighter w as treated and released from the scene for heat exhaustion. A s firefighters from J I I \ |I I Seminole County Fire Department and state fire marshals investigators sift through debris after an early morning tire destroyed W ebster's Leather Gatienes. located on U S . Highway 17/92. The two-alarm tire shut down the highway for several hours while lirefighters battled the blaze. the county, A ltam o n te Springs, W inter S p rin g s, Sanford, L ongw ood and C asselberry w orked to control the blaze, police shut d ow n U S . 17/92 for a short whik*. A t approxim ately n oon, investi­ g ato rs from the S ta te F ire 1 M arshal's O ffice started pulling aw ay debris with Bobcats search­ ing for the cau se o f the fire, said Ritchey. . j I �Page 2A Wednesday. January 16. 2002 T he Soonou Herald S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Mother-in-law. encourages man to move on with life Rainy fishing O Lyman High School wiB Abby D E A R FR IE N D : M arie's m o th er Is also se n si­ tive an d p rsctk aL O rch id s to h e c I usu ally receive letters from read ers com p lain in g ab o u t th eir m others-in-law . It's refresh in g to hear th e other sid e o f the story. R ead o n : Uaraiit rtfiri 'a Dmy .Tim ------n v ru u nil pfivm la nibui u nifi * v■** h m * h Lake Monroe die-hard fisherman near the Monroe Harbour Marina brave the elements during Monday’s rains. Some fishermen opted tor umbrellas while others toughed it our during the rain showers. I D E A R T O M : W hat a g lo w in g tribu te fo r a son -in -law to offee. You're a lu ck y fam ily to hav e each other. It w ould b e w ond erful i f m ore fam i­ lies cou ld e n jo y the love an d cooperation betw een generations that y ou rs does. Perhaps the secret lie s in m utual respect fo r each other's boun d aries. D E A R A BBY: Your w isdom is remarkable. You told "Confused in West Sacram ento" that "H appiness is w here you find it; age is a state o f m ind." I married m y lovely Blanche on S e p t 15,1951. We Just celebrated our 50th anniversary at Fancy Feet Ballroom in O regon City. W e danced a n exh i­ bition ballroom cha-cha and enjoyed dancing w ith o u r m an y friends. O ur son's band furnished tw o terrific hours o f music. Blanche is now 74; I am 96. (I have a daughter o n e y ear older than Blanche.) Love, good nutri­ tion, dancing, gardening and m utual intellectual interests keep us active and happy. O ur first date w as a t the Palladium in H ollyw ood, Calif. We have danced together with joy ev er since! — H A RRY F. B IL L IN G S , SA L E M , O R E . D E A R H ARRY: Your letter proves that d anc­ in g n o t o n ly lifts the sp irits, b u t also provides health y cardiovascular exercise that can add q u ality to a lo n g life . T h e sam e can b e said o f lo ve — w hich you also hav e in abundance. M ay it ev er b e thus. (I have a hu n ch your w ife lo ves to dance to T m Ju st W ild A bou t Harry”!) For everything you need to know about w ed­ ding planning, fining, o order n le r "H "i ow to H ave a Lovely W ed d in g" Send a business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus check o r m oney order for $5 (U S . funds only) to: Dear Abby, W ntd ing Booklet, P.O. Box 447, M ount M orris, IL 61054-0147. (Postage is included.) e axn universal m is s O syn dicaii Larceny • Sanford Officer Kenneth McLaddan arresreu Don laxi Tanner, lanner, 35, JO, of Sanford arrested Saturday for larceny, ass. assault on an officer and resisting an officer. Tanner 1 allegedly metchandis from the stole $140 of o f merchandise Orlando Drive Wal-Mart The officer threatened to use pepper spray before Tanner would comply with the officer’s order to be handcuffed. In the squad car. Tanner kkkad the passenger rear window and t u n t n e i t to kill the otflcrr. • Sanford Officer Sherry Webster arrrated Matthew Hendricks, 19, and Derek Alford, 20, both of Sanford, Sunday for lar­ ceny and possess ion o f liquor under the age of 21. The two reportedly entered the Smoker's Express convenience store on French Avenue and proceeded to leave with two unpaid 12-packs of Michelob beer and three unpaid 6-packs of Heine ken beer. The total value of the beer is $40. A third white male 16-years-old was report­ edly driving a getaway truck, which police also stopped. Police found a pipe and bag of marijuana in the truck, and the driver was arrested and transported to the county juvenile center. • Sanford Officer David Morgenstem arrested Ronda Comer, 18, o f Sanford Friday for larceny. She reportedly tried to steal several tube* of tooth medicines from the French Avenue Winn Dixie grocery store. ■ Seminole Deputy Thomas Fuehrer arrested Adrian Alamina, 19, of Winter Springs for property damage and larceny. Tne deputy caught Alamina stealing road signs near the Aloma Vista Apartments in CMedo. Deputy Willie arrested Cecil Williams, 50, of Sanford Sunday for dealing in stolen property iand larceny. According to the report, Wilfiai stole a DVD player and sold the money for crack. Attempted Felony Murder Winter Springs Officer D. Raney arrest­ ed Robert Snerman. 23, o f Winter Springs Saturday for attempted felony murder, dis­ charging a firearm in public and while under the influence. Snerman reportedly hit his own brother over the head with a golf club. According to the police report, the victim received seven staples in the right side of his scalp at South Seminole Hospital to close the gash caused by the blow. The incident reportedly began when Sherman and a few friends were making loud noise in the living room at about 3 a jn . The victim came out of his bedroom several times to ask the group to be quiet. In the final occurrence, the victim stated to police that he heard two gunshots and went out to the living room to see what hMuktr Dan Ping fjthw Ucftelle Jerte Dtepley Advertising Joh n Cotlmen R o u e lavender Clessifled Adveriielng T M Weaer Dona Dieincti Chris Parian Merve Dean Snvth Tommy Vincent legel AdvertiUng Ttudee LangforJ testsI af alt]the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .1501 • Sanford Officer John Foshee arrested John Dimitrio, 36, of Sanford Saturday for driving under the influence. He refused to submit to a breath test • Longwood S g t Kevin Shea arrested Danny vifeber, 55, of Winter Springs Sunday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests at fixe jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about J l k a had happened. That's when an argument broke out between the brothers. Possession o f liquor under 21 Seminole deputies arrested Derrick Hulme, 18, of Lake Mary Sunday for pos­ session of liquor under the age of 21. The deputy assisted Winter Springs police in checking out a suspicious vehicle at the Seminole Pony Baseball field near Osprey Trail and State Road 419. Police found Hulme, a 17-year-old white female and another 16-year-old male in the o r with a partial 12-pack of Bud Light beer. Officers also reportedly smelled a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Suspended License • Winter Springs Officer B. Mayhugh arrested Victor Rios, 29, of Winter Springs Friday for driving with a suspended license. • Sanford Officer Jose Mendez arrested Michael Marion. 45, of Sanford Friday for driving with a suspended license: • Longwood Officer Eric Jones arrested Gerald Degrand, 42, of Longwood Friday resisting an officer and driving with a sus­ pended license. • Sanford Officer Nigel Price arrested Kathy Hawkins, 22, of Sanford Saturday for driving with a suspended license. Tne officer originally stopped Hawkins' vehicle for an expired vehicle tag. • Seminole Deputy Steven Sosa arrest­ ed Eugene Leonard. 34, of Lake Mary Saturday for driving with a suspended license. • Sanford Officer Kenneth McLacklan arrested Joan Robinson, 48, of Sanford Saturday for driving with a suspended license, resisting an officer and fraudI by bi impersonation. She was stopped for a bn bro­ ken taillighl and gave the di^uty a false name during his investigation. DUI lill Crapps. Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested 15, of Sanford S oj Timothy Barkley, 35, Friday for driving under erthei the influence, reckless dri­ ving and causing property damage. Barkley was involved in a side-swipe type accident in the parking lot of the Seminole Towne Center Apartments. Breathalyzer E Driving without a license Seminote Deputy John Hawkins arrest­ ed Edgar Martinez, 19, of Sanford Sunday for driving without a driver's license. Robbery Winter Springs Officer J. Rice arrested Cory Bryant, 19, of WinteT Springs Sunday for robbery. Bryant reportedly tried to sell someone: “ tern I look! ing the game system. Possession of Crack Cocaine Sertilnole Deputy Christopher Fannin of Sanford a.irresiqfl Bernard Blackmon, 19, o ' 'ay for possession of a controlled subMorula stance,v battery on a officer and resisting an officer. Wednesday, January 16, 2001 • Vol. 94, No. 42 B.II Egan Bnjn K/emerc* M dC aakw Cheryl Smrth Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N French Ave.. Sanford, FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 *Fax (407) 323-9408 Periodical Pottage Paid •! SerVord. Florida end eddaonel meeng offices USPS OSt 280 Pottm utar Sard sddrtss changes to Tbs SEMINOLE HERALD P O B oi 1667 Republic Newspapers. Inc. Marijuana Possession • Sanford Officer Brian VNfelch arrested Andrew Amle, 25, of Sanford Saturday for salon of marijuana. The bag of marireportrdly fell out of Alme’s waistas the officer was responding to the West Indies Restaurant of 13th Street in ref­ erence to people loitering outside the busi­ ness. • Casselberry Officer Button arrested Roberto Nieves, 18, of Winter Springs Saturday for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia and driving with a suspended license. • Altamonte Springs police arrested Scott Ledigh, 34, of Lake Mary Sunday for tampering with evidence and possession of marijuana. “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Production E M n Ty ro l. JR, Becky Ttfcetts Rovene Devw Circulation Wende Koutpanrte Ip / iU r W n ity rin*^ p p it^ y q in ^ arrested Kathleen Goir, 41, of Sanford Sunday for d rivligjark zjhalD fiu cnce. Breathalyzer testa at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .154. • Seminole Deputy Dana Triplett arrest­ ed Kristopher Jenkins, 25, of Geneva Sunday for driving under the Influence and probation violation. Jenkins refused to submit to a breath test • Altamonte Springs Officer Ryan Bonk arrested David Cnaldek, 22, of Longwood Sunday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests revealed a blood alcohol content of .165. r The Seminole Herald D o u g F e tz e r Admlnlalntion bout * coffee on Wednesday, Jan. 16, from 10.30 u n . to noon at the home of Vicky Creator, 300 Feather Place in Longwood. Reservation* a n requited by 5 p m , Sunday, Jan. 13. For reservation* and further information, pln aa call 407862-6626,407*8304560 or 407-672-2556. t D E A R A BB Y : M y m other-in-law, w ho is now 89, h as lived with o u r fam ily for m ore than 3 0 years. H er nam e is Collette, b u t everyone calls h er Goldie. I don't know w hen people began calling her that, b u t I d o know sh e is w orth her w eight in g o ld G oldie has devoted a large portion o f her life to helping m y family. We h av e had to hire a baby sit­ ter only tw ice for our three children the entire time they w ere grow ing up. G old ie cooked the m ajority o f o u r evening m eals. S h e helped to w ash and iron to the point w here m y wife had to start hiding o u r clothes to stop h er m other from w orking so hard. She watched o u r dogs during the day, and they preferred h er com pany over ours. W henever m y family needed G oldie, she w as there. S h e is very considerate. If sh e feels w e need our privacy, she goes to h e r living quarters. W e often b eg her to stay, but sh e w o n’t change her m ind. W e learned early o n not to im pose our w ills o n G oldie. ■ I v ' •1 ■ l feel sorry for people w h o don't have a G old ie In their lives. W hen she is n o longer w ith us, I w ill forever feel the loss. T O M , H E R SO N -IN -L A W & A The I D E A R A B B Y : I have a friend, "Steve," w hose wife, "M arie," died five years ago. M arie w as o n e of the m ost popular and beloved ladies in town. ....................................... Their child w as left w ithout a mother. Steve rem arried about tw o years ago. M arie's m other continued to stay in d o se contact w ith Steve and her grandchild. Recently, Steve approached m e a t a sod a! function. H e w as beam ing. H e told m e he w as buying a new house. H e said his for* Dear m er m other-in-law had told him in plain English to put aw ay M arie's pictures and • buy his w ife a new hom e. A pparently the m other-inlaw is a lot like her daughter — charm ing, thoughtful and considerate. S T E V E ’S F R IE N D * ut S a n lon i.Fl 32772-1687 o n W ed n esd ay, Ja n . 16, a t 6 3 0 p j n . in th e s c h o o l'* a u d i­ to riu m . C o lle g e rep resen tativ es from B eth u n e-C o o k m an C o lleg e , F lo rid a A A M U niversity, Flo rid a A tla n tic U niversity, Flo rid a C o lle g e o f N atu ral H e alth , Flo rid a H o sp ita l C o lle g e o f H e a lth S cie n ce , Flo rid a S ta te U n iv ersity, F u ll Soil, S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C o lleg e , U n iv e rsity o f C e n tra l F lo rid a , U n iv e rsity o f Flo rid a a n d U n iv e rsity o f S o u th F lo rid a w ill b e a v a il­ a b le to d iscu ss ad m issio n p ro ced u res. R e p re se n tativ e s w ill a lso d iscu ss th e a p p lica ­ tio n p ro cess fo r th e m ilita ry aca d e m ie s, e n listm e n t and fo r stu d en ts w h o q u a lify for D isab ility S u p p o rt S erv ices. A ll S e m in o le h ig h sch o o l stu d e n ts a n d th e ir p aren ts a re in v ited to a tten d alo ng w ith in c o m in g nin th -g rad ers an d th e ir p aren ts. F o r m o re info rm atio n , p le a se c a ll th e L ym an G u id a n ce O ffic e at 407-3202054. FRI S o m ln o ta C o u n ty s h o rtH 'a O ffic e , lo cated at 100 B u sh B o u lev ard , w ill sp o n so r a b lo o d d riv e Friday, Ja n . 18, from 8 a.m . to 1 2 3 0 p.m . D onors w ill receive free adm ission and save 5 0 p e r­ cent on adm ission fo r u p to five gu ests to K ennedy S p a ce C en ter V isito r's C om plex. A free m ini physical w ill b e provided with the d o n a ­ tion. MON T h e O v ied o C itiz en s In A ctio n Inc., is sponsorin g the 2002 Dr. M artin L u th e r K in g J t , H olid ay R e m em b ran ce and C elebration . Beginning 10 a.m . M onday, Jan. 21, a parade w ill b e h eld , startin g at O vied o H igh S ch o ol and going tow ard R ound Lake Park. A t 11 a.m ., F am ily Fun Day w ill b e h eld at R iv ersid e Park. T h e p a rk is located at 1600 W. Lockw ood Blvd. A C om m em orativ e S erv ice w ill b e held at 7 p .m . in G ra n t A M E C h u rch, located at 3 2 7 Franklin St. F o r m o re info rm atio n , call the M em o rial B uild ing at 407-9 7 7 -6 0 7 9 o r A n n B ell at 407-365-3861. Correction T h e d ate for the C room s A cadem y H om ecom ing Dance w as incorrect in the Sunday, Jan. 13, edition. T h e dance will b e held Saturday, Jan. 26, from 6 3 0 p.m . to m id n igh t T h e H onor A lum ni Reception will b e held Friday, Jan. 25, begin­ nin g at 6 p.m. W e w e l c o m e a n d e n c o u r a g e y o u r le t t e r s a n d c o m m e n ts . A ll le tte r s m u st in c lu d e y o u r n a m e , a d d ress a n d phone n u m b e r t o b e p u b lis h e d . Write tout: 300 N. French Annas Saalori, R. 32771 Call un: (407) 322-2811 E-Mail un: Editorial: S ubscription R ates rtllartMaii—istoraM.tSM 3 Months «1 Seminole County 111 On 8 Months n Semmoto County S20 rjO 1 Veer n Seminole County 13670 1 Year Other Fkxidt County $*200 t Year Oul OT Sia m $52 00 Advtrtlsiir iw ni VMtVRHa unttfeOwmioaiafcanM. to * Fax us: (407)323-9408 �T h i Seminole H uald PajjC 3/\ Wednesday. January 16. 2002 Obituaries DOLLY WILKINS BATES aive.O rU ndo.dird Sunday, J«n. 13, Bam In Jeraup, G*u, she moved to Central Florida fa 1914,5he waa a " " w a l w and a member erf Oriando O n acR She was alio a mem­ ber of tfwOHandoGanfcnCUii Survivon Indude one nephew. KennrthVWktoa Sr, of New Smyrna Bench; one abaci; Evelyn Esbnon at Sanfact three rranddnildnav and faur gnaterandchlidim BaldwfcvftlrchUd Funeral Home*, OUdawn Chapel U In chaise of arrangement*. C DALE BOWMAN C Dale Bowman, 49, of Laurel Awnue, Sanford, died Saturday, Jan. 17|wrw Bom in Senath, M o, he moved to Central Florida to 1994. He served In the U S. Air Force. Stavh d n todude h b motheg DoiUe B owman of SaudKM o^ one brother Hamid W. Bowman of Rtverview; and h en atom Carmen Smith of Thw, M o , and Joyce Lawian of Baton Rouge, La. Briaam Puneral Home of Sanfoed la to d ia r y of arrangemen ts. GREEN BERRY DRAKE Green Berry *G R 'D ra k e , 85, of Myrtle Avenue Sanfoed, died Priday, Jan. 11,2002 Been In Hendersonville, N .C , he moved to C m tn l Florida to 9S3l Ha waa a retired mechanic. He was a manber of H o t Baptiat Chunh of Sanford, where he was a deacon. Survivor* Indude his wife, EUlne Drake and one rib a ; Nannie Schultz of Maryland. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford Is in charge of arrangements. VIVIAN WALKER DURANT Vivian Walker Durant 72, of Valencia Street, Sanford, died Friday, Jan. 11,2002, to her residence. Bom may 12,1929, In Stratford, Conn, aha waa a retired visiting nurse. She waa a member of New Mount Calvary M.BL Church. Survtvore todude her htaband. Robert Durant J t , of Sanford; three sone Reginald WUker of Bridgeport C o m , Robert WWker of SanDirgo. C aU , and Matthew Durant of Naugatuck, Conn; two daughters, Deborah Walker of Son Diego, Calif, and Sharon Walker of Bridgeport, C b m ; one brother Lewis VSblker of Stratford, Conn.; one sister, Marion Preeman of Bridgeport, Conn.; and 13 grandchildren. Wlhon-Elcheibeigrr Mortuary Inc, of Sanford is in charge of arrangc- Robert E H kt Sc, of Beaver Read, i Women’s Association mid a OU aendled Friday, Ja n 11,2002. member of W a t VUusU Board of Bom to OMsen, he waa a lifelong ■ Realtor*, Deboty, Sanfoid Gardens O ub and Sanford O d e r o( the rerident of Central Florida. Ha wa* Eastern Star t»« owner o f H bt Construction. Ha w aaaU A Army veteran who served Survivors todude two daughter*, during the b m W * He waa a Mary A m Lederhaus of new Smyrna member of H o t BOptbt O a a d i of Bead) and Carol Lederhaus Council of Chapel HM, N C ; and one grand­ aurvivon tnauoe n » wot; r m x s son. H it of Qbeent Ida tnodwt Mae H it Memorial donationa may be made of ChSam ; orwarav Robert E. H bt of Lommuniiy uni tea Metnou tst *a------- ■A.. . - a. * n it L R W L n ro flB M n te n , Kita Church, 4 1 W. Hghbanks Road, rofQrfimdoa Drinkweteri DeBary, FL, 32713. ftangardm erand Robin B tow nof Altman-Long Funeral Home* of to.—.1. -■_ ear a as mas_* _» two Drotners, r W in n u T O i DeBary Is to charge o f arrangements. Sanfead and L a n y H rt of Caban, one slater, CarotynFldda of Qrteeiy and L O U IS E NOEL revm grandchildren. Louis R. N od, 85. of Railroad Briaaan Furaral Home of Sanford Avenue, Osteen, died Sunday, Jan. 6, la to charge o f arrangements. 2002, to Ha residence. Bom In AHenatown, N i t , he MARY J. KENNY moved to Central Florida in 1945. He Mary J. Kerara 8B, of Hoetoon was the owner of General ( Street Ddtana, died Friday, Jan. 11, ...S to re to Ih 195CS and then 2002, to Florida Hospital. D eU nd. GMeen t Comer Store on 411 Bom In New Haven, C o m , she He retired to 1977, and to 1979, he opened Louies Genera] Stare In moved to Central Horida from R to N X to 1979. She nrtkod after 20 year* Qbeen. He waa of the Catholic faith. as an administrative aaristani for d » Survivon todude one daughter, EFA to New YbriL She attandad Our LtodaBloodsworthofOUeenioneafaLady of the Lake Catholic G am ch Lillie David, 10 f and 13 great i Survivon todude her huabreid of BoldauB Family Funeral Home of 60 year*, John Kenny; two aona, John O an g e Chy b in charge of orrangeA. and Jo n e s J. Kenny, both o f New Hype R u k, Long bland, N .Y; two daughter*. Rosemary Tkylcr of DOMIN1CK PETR1LLO Bowmanatowru P a, and Catherine 1 Dominick Petrillo, 92, of W u Bnxier of New Hyde Park, Long \ Myrtle Court, Deltona, died Monday, Island, N.Y.; nine grandchildren; and Jan. 1 4 2002, to Florida Hospital Fbh Memorial, Orange City f Family Puneral Home of Bom In New ib rk Qty, he moved Orange City Is to chaige of arrangeto Central Florida from Margate to 1982. He was a retired teletype techni­ cian for Radio Liberty in New York ■EKTHA C. LEDERHAUS Qty, where he worked for 20 yean. r x K)YPu lifltfuig. Bertha C. 'S e r f Lederhaua, 88, of Grand PUra Drive, Orange Q ty, died Survivor* tndude his wife of 68 Saturday, J a a 1 2 ,2 0 0 , to Horids . years. Rose Petrillo; ona son, Edward Hospital Ffah MemoriaL j| Petrillo of Dettana; one daughter, Joan Bom to New Ybrk City, ih e nwved , Bradshaw of Lory Beach C alif; two to Central Rorida In 1951. She grandchildren; and six great grandworked as a real aatab broker/agent " children, in DtBory for 40 year*. She waa a Fourtowna Cremation Inc, of member of Community Untied Orange City b in chaige of arrangeMethodkt Church to DeBary She was FamBy Owned & .S « v tn g Central Florida Since 1 9 6 9 G U A R A N T E E D L O W E S T P R IC E S B u r ia l $ i7 9 t C re m a tio n $ « ;o T ra n s p o rt O u t O f State $995 W e Accept M ost Prearranged Funeral Plans 3 2 7 - 1 5 0 0 ___________________ Central Florida in 1973. Before moving to DeBary, the lived on Scott Avenue in Sanford. She was a retired manager of Status Fish Market. She was a member of Fin* United Methodist Church of Sanfbidand waspost wor­ thy matron of the Older of Eastern Star Survivors include three sister*, Jewell VAlliama and Ruby Langston, both of Sanford, and Patoy Stiutevant of Winter Park; one acr, Robert Bromon of Sanfoid; one stepson, Gacy Estes of Tkllahaasee; one brother. Beryl Stokes of Leesbiag; and three grand­ children. Funeral service is 10 a m Thursday, Jan. 17, in Brisson Funeral Home with the Rev. Jim Bradshaw officiating. Burial will follow in Qaidawn Cemetery. In Ueu of fiowera, memorial contri­ butions may be made to the United Methodist Children’s Home. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. r ■■■ j ” . " t Nr 3 . iu i." T T 7 * r T | - 60% O FF KK( i . P R I C K ii \ m . i : v r ;.\ R k m iN (;s S H .iM I N O W t ;.\ r o n ( H A R M l { K ( s t ; . in N O W (« A I ( ) l{ E A K liIN h S s T .iM i N ( » w M A N Y (H A R M S A N D C H A IN S \ \i \\ \ i h n i < i i \ i \ * | O I III II » -l I K «I\I IN \NI> I ll\ l.< H I ) I I I »T l> | '\ I K l t l 'l t l > l > " I o i » ( |( \ l”l I R S \\ \l M \R I I ’ l \/-\ I HI K N l * l I.K M U Q III \ 11, I IN I T !»- S \NI <>ltl» r i l l IVI In” I I 'll ELIZABETH H. TIN KLER Elizabeth H. Tinkler, 92, o f Earn Trail, Orlando, died Saturday, Jan. 12,2002, in her residence. Bom Aug. 9,1909, to Tampa, she resided in Central Florida for 65 years. She was a retired school teacher. She was a member o f S t Richard’s Episcopal Church. Survivor* Include one son. Hunter Brower of Orlando; one daughter, Martha Tempest of Orlando; three grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Ban field Funeral Home of Winter Springs b In charge of arrange­ ments. 1 Hardware Stores QUALITY TOUCH FIAT \ % \ UiaiUUTWM • to V - ST I \ w. i y to buy insurance. Y m i * .*»» h i f y o u r in s u rn n c o hunt 1 » .ft - 8 »» .$ 0 CleanerRental*12"PerDay! $ 0 N U M B E R or from TONY RUSSI INSURANCE !FORTHELOWEST; tSOFTENERSALT RICHARD RUSSI ...a n e ig h b o r, s o m e o n e y o u k n o w , so m e o n e y o u c a n tru st and r e s p e c t. C a ll to d a y an d ta lk to a re a l p e rso n SALT f g t RED | ^ PELLETS VSL\ OUT S w h o c a r e s a b o u t y o u r fa m ily 's p ro te c tio n an d se c u rity . Since 1968 sA uto -O um ers I n Life H o m e su ran ce C a r B u s in e s s 7U -* ?UU~,m ■ B R IS S O N FUNERAL HOME Sem inole County’s Most Experienced Funeral Home C om bined T otal O f 143 Y ears 5M «nih Vff\ 80lb. I?27 Iff; \ 80lb. Pressure WasherRental MV*Per Day 1PROPANETANKSFILLEDEVERYMY g WhileYouWait » s *9 ®?i Seta Ends 00-00-OS Proud Supporters of l(K < ;. s;>.m SHIRLEY G . TIFFANY Shirley G. Tiffany, 7 78, of Sheoah Boulev ard, Winter Springs, died l/lnter Spr Sunday, Jan. 13, 2002. 2 flo l Bom to Chicago, IIL, she moved to Central Florida In 1973. She worked as a Guardian Ad Llduem for Seminole County. Survivor* include one son, Mark Tiffany of A ntioch HI; two daugh­ ters, Cindy and Melissa Tiffany, both of Winter Springs; and one grand­ child. Wood lawn Carey Hand Funeral Home of Longwood b to charge of arrangements. (1578637) a c i.k m :< ;. AVERY SM ITH Avery Sm ith 85, of Drew Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2002, to Health Care and Rehabilitation Center of Sanford. Bom Oct. 18, 1916, to HaUaboro, N.C., he was an embalmer for a funeral home. He was a U S. Army veteran. He was a member of West Sanford Freewill Holiness Church. Survivon include h b wife, Ida B. Smith of Sanford; two sons, Avery Smith of Orlando and Aloyshus Smith of Lake Mary; one daughter, Parana Smith of Leesburg, one brother, Nathaniel J. Smith of Cussutta, Ga ; one sister, Mae Tokia Brown of Baltimore, Md.; eight grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Wilson- Eichelberger Mortuary In c, of Sanford b in charge of arrangements. better (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 Sterl. Silver TH OM AS R.RESSA Thomas R. Reau, 91, of Q ub Court, Lake nury, died Friday, Jm . 11,200Z Bom to Port Waahfawfon, N.Y, he moved to Central Florida to 198a He waa the former owner of Salerno Taxi and Um o In RoaKn, N.Y. e waa a member o f Nativity Catholic Church. Survivon todude hb wife; Mary E R a ta of Lake Mary; two aona, A m o T. Rreaa of Apopka and John Salerno of Tampa; one sister. Fannie Ftttori of New Ybrk; tix grandchildren; and four great granaenudrerL A memorial service b betog arranged at Nativity Catholic Church to Longwood at a later dale. Brbaon Funeral Home b to charge of arrangements. HOLMES T. SLAYTON Holmes T. Slayton. 86, of Crescent Boulevard, Sanford, died Thursday, Jan. 10,2002, in Longwood Bom June 8,1915, to O ndiuud, Ohio, he moved to Central Florida to m Mountain View, Calif, to 1986. He was a master machinist and belonged to the Machinist Union, along with the Musicians Union. He was abo a member of the Bayheam Racquet Club, he wa of the Protestant frith Survivor* include one daughter; Jeon Slayton of Port Orchard, Wash; one niece, Melissa Praoon of Longwood; one brother, Blair Slayton of Greenville, SC .; one sister, Nancy Tumbler of Cocoa Beach two grand­ children; and four great grandchil­ dren. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford b to charge of arrangements. T h e r e ’s n 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford n JOSEPH PLEWA Joseph IVwa. 69, of Rotboro Avenue, Deltona, died Saturday, Jan. 12,2002, in h b residence. Bom to B e r n Creek, Pa, he moved to Central Florida in 2000. He was a U S. Army veteran who rerved during the Korean W k He retired in 1987 after 30 years with Beth Energy, where he was a coal miner He was a mem­ ber of S t Joseph Chunh in Coupoa IV , Oar Lady of Ihe Lake* Catholic Church, Deltona; and Ihe VFW, Post No. 4315, to Aahville, Pa. Survivors tndude hi* wife of 23 year*, Rose Plewa; one aon, te e Plewa of AahviUe; P a; two daughters, Bonnie Kos of AahviBe, P a, and Sheri Hatoa c i Reno, Nev; two atrpdau^ters, Sheila Cruz of Ddtona and Sheny Udwell of AahviUe, Pa-; and nine grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral home of Orange Q ty b to charge of am nge- a n t THEQJfT OF LIfC The Zoo Central Florida B lo o d B ank, Inc. 1978 . Serving M You Hmfaara Harris C a rin g S erv ice SATISFACTION GUARANTEED F U L F IL L IN G Y O U R F U N E R A L A N D C R E M A T IO N OREST CITY O V IE D O 1122 W . H w y 436 H w y 434 & 4 2 6 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED N E E D S LO C A LL Y A N D W O R L D W ID E ONGWOOD S a n fo rd H w y 434 & 427 X I— 3 3 9 -4 8 8 3 “• ASSELBERRYl SANFORD W in te r P a rk D r. 2 0 7 E . 2 5 th S t. 3 22 11 - 00 888 85 5 ----------- A C E H A R D *A R e M E H A R D * A R E JC E H A RD W A RE M 6 5 3 3 9 -7 3 8 — HI e H A R D W A H E M E HARD W ARE �4A Wednesday. January 16.2002 Lccals L eg als Dnad on 12/77/2001. MARYANNC MORSE C L E W O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SCM M O U COUNTY. FLORCA Dy GERALDINE HARFORO Dapury Clara PuDam January B. Id. 23. 20.2002 NOTICE » HERESY (W IN . dal FUNB TRUSTEE/CUSTOOIAN S PLYMOUTH SPV t M C . dahoOMr at da kamlna carascanta) h n M aald canBcalata) d r a i n dead la Da inuaddaraon. 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Fid peymert of an •mow! •quo! to da hfppioat Did D dua aONn 24 W a n d e r d a adi irttoadlmaal aato A l paymonla alias Da enn guaranteed inatrwnent, made payabto to d a Ctorti of d a Ckort Cowl Oatod on 12/27/2001. MARYANNC MORSE CLERK O f TH E ORCUTT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FlO R DA Dy OERALOME HARfORD Deputy dark Plddm January 2, IS, 23,30,2003 1037 at Property LEO LOT 73 L O N Q O AU PB 13 PQ IS Nam** to whim ******** JANET T MOORE. JAMES T TACKETT A l of M U property Dang n da County oil u m n ouch oortBeuaft) m m Da any daacrfead In ouoli rorkdrua(») Da aoU to tia hqpwat blddw * d a H d kord door, larrdncto Cowdy Monday, FaDruary 11, 3002. al 1100am. Payment ol data toe, ary damp to toee are taqifed to Da paid Dy d a euoceeaM Dkktor d d a kata Put peynwrd ol m amowd a u jd to d a NS<ad Md to dua wMdn 24 h a m M r d a adtoriood tone of •da. A l paymaraa arta4 Da cam or to d a Ctork of da Ckoui Cow l OMaden 12/27/2001. MARYANNE MORSE C U W O f THE ORCUTT COURT SCM M O U COUNTY. FlO R D A Dy OERALOME HARFORO Dopuly Ctork ‘ PuDtoft Jmuary 2, Id. 23. 30. 2002 ot Property: P T O f TR A CT C DC SC AS BEO NW COR LO T 1 FOREST SLOPES RUN S TO •Mt COR LO T 1 W M F T N TO A PT W O f BEO ( TO BED JENNIFER ESTATES f B 21 POS 44 TO 4d Mamea In aNcti aaaaaaad WTERNAOONAL LAND PLANNMO D M C Af ot ant property Dong n da Candy ot Bamdata, B n ot Florida. aooonSng to tow. d a propIn audi oarkdcatola) wd Da eoM to da t t f m l Daddar al d a waal Dom door, tomnoto Coway Cowdouaa, Santord. flortda. an Dtomtoy FaDruary It , 2009. al It" Dated Me doy cl DEC 31 2001. 2001. C U W OF THE ORCUTT COURT ByRudWng Deputy dark Law Odlcaa of O w W C Corwuagra 1001 North AnnardaAiranua Tampa F I 33*04-1041 to n ora raqWrad to Da partner! of an amowd Id • » toSiad Did to due wdwi da adrataaad «ma al AS paymanto mad Da cam ot natrum anl made to d a Ctotk ot d a Cacwt pad Dy d a i C ITY OF SANFORD NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENTS FOR 2002 T h e City of Sanford is accepting applications for the First Comprehensive Plan Amendment of 2002. The plan amendm ent will consider amendments to the Future Land Use Plan Map of the Future Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan. The anticipated schedule is as follows: Application Deadline: Public Hearing by Local Planning Agency (Sanford Planning and Zoning Commisalon): First Public Hearing by Sanford City Commlaaion (Transmittal Hearing): Second Public Hearing by Sanford City Commisalon (Adoption Hearing): S eminole County Residents Enjoy Free Disposal of up to 10 Tires From Y T his Event Is F or P rivate Households Only; Sony, businesses maynot participate In For More Information Call (407) 665-2260 March 15, 2002 April 23, 2002 May 13, 2002 August 12, 2002 Annexation petitions will also be considered. An application fee is required. Application forms m ay be downloaded from the publications section of our web site www.ci.sanford.fl.us. Application forms m ay also be obtained at the City of Sanford Departm ent of Eryjineering and Planning on the second floor of City Hall or by phoning your request to 407-330*5672, by faxing to 4 0 7-330 -5679 and by writing to P.O. Box 1786, Sanford, FL 32772-1788. Sanford has tentatively scheduled the Second Comprehensive Plan Amendment of 2002 as follows: Application Deadline: Public Hearing by Local Planning Agency (Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission): First Public Hearing by Sanford City Commission (Transmittal Second Public Hearing by Sanford City Commission (Adoption Hearing): Ju n e 21,2002 Ju ly 23, 2002 August 26, 2002 December 9, 2002 �l.i.: :.IVj/« <•* MUM i l l LUJAtUK t ill Tur. S e m in o u H e r a l d Wnlncnday. January 16. 2002 Bush establishes Mentor Month By Cfwtetoptwr Patton Staff Writer In a cele b ra tio n o f th e first o ffic ia l M e n to r M o n th in F lo r id a , G ov. Je b B u sh a n n o u n c e d la s t w e e k a n e w r tn e r in h is M e n to r in g tia tiv e — m u n icip a litie s. T h e M u n ic ip a l M e n to r in g In itia tiv e is d esig n ed to s p u r citie s to a llo w th e ir e m p lo y e e s to s e r v e a s m en to rs. I t's a role n o t to u n fa m ilia r to c it y o f S a n fo rd e m p lo y e e s w h o h a v e p a r tic ip a te d In th e c o u n ty sch o o ls m e n to rin g p ro g ra m in th e p a s t A c c o rd in g to Ja n e L a n e , m a n ­ a g e r o f th e d iv id e n d s s c h o o l v o lu n te e r p ro g ra m fo r S e m in o le C o u n ty S c h o o ls , th e re is c u r ­ ren tly 8 1 2 m e n to rs in th e c o u n t a c tin JWg a s "p e rs o n a l c h e e rle a Z e r» " fo r lo ca l kid s. B u s h , w h o also v o lu n te e rs h is tim e to b e a m e n to r, ann ou nced F r id a y 115,578 o f F lo rid a 's y o u th a re c u rre n tly b e n e fitin g fro m m e n ­ to rin g . "T h e r e is s o m an y m o re k id s that c o u ld u se a m e n to r," L an e said . " S o m e m e n to rs d o so m e tu to rin g , b u t th a t's n o t th e ir m a in g o a l. It’s ju st s ittin g th e re lis te n in g to k id s." T h e F lo rid a L eag u e o f C ities h a s re c e iv e d c o m m itm e n ts from m o re th a n 3 0 c itie s to p a rticia te in th e M u n ic ip a l (e n to r in g In itia tiv e , w ith a g o al o f 10 p ercen t o r a p p r o x i­ G K m a te ly 4 0 c itie s s ta te w id e . A lth o u g h n o n e o f S e m in o le C o u n ty 's s e v e n c itie s h a v e jo in ed th e n ew in itia tiv e L an e sp e cu la te s San fo rd w ill b e ca u se o f its p a st e x p e rie n c e in th e p r o ­ g ram . B efo re th e lau n ch o f th e new in itia tiv e . B ush p re v io u s ly stated in a p ress release th a t h is go al fo r th e sta te is to reach th e 200 ,0 0 0 m e n to r m ark. ' I am p le a se d that th e im p o r­ tan ce o f m e n to rin g is b e in g re c­ o g n iz e d w ith th e fir s t e v e r M en to r M o n th in F lo rid a a n d N a tio n a l M e n to rin g M o n th acro ss th e n atio n . F lo rid a h a s led th e w ay , an d th e b u s in e ss c o m m u n ity h a s jo in e d u s w ith th e c o m m itm e n t o f tim e a n d m o n ey , a llo w in g u s to r a is e a w a re n e s s o f th e tre m e n d o u s need fo r m e n to rs," sa id B u sh . "W ith th e M u n icip al M e n to rin g In itia tiv e w e a re re ach in g o u t to ------------------------------ m e n to rin g _ ch ild . T o d ay o v e r 3 0 0 lo ca l o rg a ­ n iz a tio n s a c ro ss F lo rid a h a v e a c tiv e m e n to r p ro g ra m s , b u t m o re re m ain s to b e d o n e , s o I e n c o u r a g e e v e r y o n e to b e a m e n to r." In a d d itio n to city p e rso n n e l, B u sh e n c o u ra g e s a ll s ta te d e p a r tm e n t e m p lo y e e s to b e co m e in v o lv ed In m e n to r in g * L a n e s a id . In S e m in o le C o u n ty, ab o u t 2 0 em p lo y e e s from t h £ h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t an d a p o r­ tio n o f th e sta te a tto rn e y 's sta ff v o lu n teer a s m en tors. S e v e ra l s c h o o ls su ch as Bentley, G o ld sb o ro , S p rin g L ik e an d A lta m o n te e le m e n ta ry sch o o ls b e lie v e in m en to rin g so m u ch th e y h a v e sch o o l w id e m e n to rin g p ro g ra m s. M a n y S em in o le te a ch e rs ev en v o lu n ­ teer tim e to m en to r ch ild re n in o th er s c h o o ls than they teach in. L ane said . T h e S e m in o le C o m m u n ity V o lu n teer P ro g ram lo cated at th e S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C o lle g e S a n fo r d / L ik e M a ry ca m p u s h e lp s p rov id e v o lu n ­ teers fo r n o n p m fit and c o m m u ­ n ity a g e n c ie s In S e m in o le in c lu d in g th e m en to rin g p ro ­ gram at th e schools. A cco rd in g to T at S h ie ld s , e x e c u tiv e .d ire c ­ tor, m e n to rs g iv e child ren " b a s i­ cally ju st s o m e o n e to talk to ." " It m a k e s a d ifference in th e life o f a c h ild ," she said . " M a n y c h ild re n a r e nut fo rtu n a te e n o u g h to h a v e th at k in d o f re la tio n sh ip ." D e sp ite th e effo rts o f lo ca l g ro u p s a n d the state, S e m in o le still h a s a g re at d em a n d fo r m e n to rs. A n a d d itio n a l 150 m e n to rs a r e n eed ed ju s t fo r Lym an an d W inter S p rin g s h ig h s c h o o ls, L in e s a id . T rad itio n ally , the local s c h o o ls ' m en to r p ro g ra m ad d s an a d d i­ tional 2 5 0 m en tors a year, b u t L ane sa id s h e hopes to d o u b le that th is year. A ls o , in re c o g n itio n of N atio n al M en to rin g M o n th a n d Military News cere m o n y m arches, an d received p h y s ic a l tra in in g a n d sp e cia l train in g in hu m an relation s. In ad d itio n , airm en w h o co m ­ p le te b a s ic training earn credits!, to w a rd a n a s so c ia te dcgree> th ro u gh the C o m m u n ity C o lleg e 1 o f the A ir Force. 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M is c o m p u te rg en erated a rtw o rk d ep ic ts an a d u lt o ffe rin g g u id a n c e to a c h ild . The s ta m p re a d s "M en to rin g a C h ild " at th e top and "V alu e s - C o a ls - S k ills " at the bottom . To learn m o re ab o u t B u sh 's M e n to rin g In itia tiv e v isit w w w .flm e n to rin g .o rg or to le am m ore a b o u t m e n to r v o lu n ­ te e rin g in S e m in o le c a ll th e S em in o le C o m m u n ity V olunteer Program at 407 -3 2 3 -1 4 4 0 . ^ L \ ^ H »> Page SA at L a ck la n d A ir F o rce B a se , S an A n to n io , Texas. D u rin g the six w e e k s o f train ­ in g, th e airm an stu d ied th e A ir Fo rce m issio n , o rg an izatio n , and c u s to m s ; p e rfo rm e d d rill and ce re m o n y m arch es, an d received p h y s ic a l tra in in g a n d sp e cia l tra in in g in hu m an relatio n s. In ad d itio n , airm en w h o co m ­ p lete b a sic train in g e a rn cred its to w a rd a n a s s o c ia te d eg re e L et Us Do 4. m . 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In fact, o n e o f m y cu sto m ers g a v e m y hu sband a n d I a lesso n a few w eeks ag o . A nd , w e no w h a v e th e d art fever. It is terrific. A lso, I plan to s e t u p reg u lar pool to u rn am en ts w ith the n ew p o o l tables and acce sso rie s b ein g d eliv ered th is w eek. Pool is a v e ry strateg ic gam e to play. It is a s en jo y able to w a tc h a s it Is to p articip ate. T h e h o u rs o f o p eratio n a re 12 noon to 2 am . T h e karao ke and ladies a n d m en s night e v e n ts w ill Finish early e n o u g h to p revent any­ on e from h av in g too m u ch tro u b le gettin g u p fo r w o rk th e next day. A lso, y o u ca n now ch o o se fro m a w id e v ariety o f liq u o r rather than be lim ited to b eer and w in e. T h e re w ill b e c re a tiv e d rin k specials d aily fro m the tim e w e a re o p e n until the tim e w e close. Every W ed n esd ay w ill be la d ie s' n ig h t, w here the lad ies d rin k free from 9p m to 12 m idnight. E v ery M o n d ay w ill b e m e n 's n ig h t, w ere the m en d rin k free from 9 p m to 11 pm . A lso, v ery S u n d a y for a $5.00 co v er c h a rg e, there w ill b e fre e p izza and d raft fro m 1 pm to 4 pm . W atch fo r the lingerie sh o w s an d m ale review c o m in g soon. Those w ill b e an n ou n ced w hen w e h av e m ore Inform ation. I am s u re everyone is cu rio u s abou t m y h u sban d an d I. W e have been m arried fo r 28 y ears. W e hav e tw o ad u lt ch ild re n , 28 and 24, and o n e grand child fiv e y e a r old. W e used to liv e in Sanford and L ake M a ry 2 0 years ag o . W e le ft to search fo r a c a re e r an d better our­ selv es in life. S in ce then I h a v e received m y M a ste r o f Business A d m in istratio n D egree w ith a n em ph asis in a cco u n tin g and p lan to sit fo r th e CPA exam in M ay 2 0 0 2 .1 hav e a n acco u n tin g b u sin ess that I o p e ra te d u rin g the day. M y h u sban d is a to u rn am en t fisherm an and m y M ark etin g Director. W e lo ved to go to d inner, d an cin g , play pool and h a v e a great tim e b e fo re w e w ere too busy, to d o any o f those th in g s. S o , I decided to b u y m y se lf a place w ere w e cou ld en jo y that ag ain , n o t o n ly w ith o u rse lv e s, b u t w ith o th ers a s w e ll. It w ill b e a p lace w h e re you can g o o u t, e n jo y y o u rself and le av e th e w orries at h o m e. W e look forw ard to se e in g ev eryo n e in th e n e a r future. ■■ Coma join us for dart and pool tournaments, Karaoke and live band per­ formance. Pictured la VtckUe Beboot. owner. VlVONA’S Fine Italian Pizzeria, Inc. (CORNER O F 48A A PARK AVE.) 324-5147 • 324-1341 • F A X : 3 2 4 -4 4 2 8 w w w .vivonas.com PIZZA S P E C IA L S ! CA LZ0N E SP E C IA LS Karaoke Seven p & n - Nights A Week Karaoke Contest Wed. 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The conteatanta are Judged on their academic background, community eecvlce and extracurricular acdvWea, a written essay, an Interview and a talent competition. The contestant* pictured are, from Mt (front) Alanna Buono, Jennifer Campe, Jule Carr, Ockeehla Christian, EMee Dantuma, Liza Gonzalez, Jolene M. GurtJ*. Shoahana DeAnn Hacker, (back) 8tephanle Htoe, Meredith Hoyer, Thiiaal Karunanldhl, Sophia Lavonne Uttiea. Kristen Marietta, Susan McLane, Stephanie Mealor, Melanie Palacios. Modollne Pierre, Christina Pruaak, Isabel Quinn, Share Vblk, 8hannon Angel Walker, and AaWynn Kristina Welker. Not pictured la Lama Ferre*. nrnmo poovo uy nwiwny When should hearing be tested? W atch for warning si (A R A ) - W hat? ... I'm so rry I c o u ld n 't h e a r you? ... C o u ld y o u rep eat t h a t ? ... W hat d id y o u sa y ? r If th ese are the qu estio n s y o u ask w h e n talking w ith o th e rs, then it's lik ely you need to h a v e yOur h earin g tested. : I f y o u 're w ondering w h y y o u r frien d s m u m ble w hen they talk td yo u o r w hen restaurants s u d ­ d en ly b e co m e cacophonous, fru s­ tratin g p laces, have y o u r h e a rin g tested . I f y o u r fam ily co n sisten tly trim s th e telev isio n v o lu m e d o w n w h e n y o u 're th ro u g h w atch in g it, have y o u r h e a rin g tested . If phone con v ersatio n s a re co n fu sin g o r you find y o u rs e lf h iv in g to con centrate on a s p e a k ­ e r 's lip s to u n d erstan d w h a t tH ey're say in g , h ave y o u r h e a rin g lA te d . I f y o u h av en 't had a h e a r­ ing test sin ce high s c h o o l... h a v e a n e a rin g t e s t 'T h e statistics o f h earin g lo ss a re co m p ellin g : O n e o u t o f 10 A m e rica n s h as hearing lo ss. B y a g e 65, o n e o u t o f three p e o p le h as h e a rin g loss. A nd o f th ese, o n ly o n e o u t o f fiv e a c tu a lly M fekshelp . T h a t's u n n e c e s s a r y — a n d u n fortun ate — b ecau se there is help av ailable. In a recent su rv e y p e rfo rm e d b y th e N a tio n a l C ou ncil o n th e A gin g, h earin g loss, left u n tre ate d , n as a correla­ tive relatio n sh ip w ith d eb ilitatin g p sy c h o lo g ica l p ro b le m s lik e d ep ressio n , s o c ia l a n x ie ty a n d d ecreased s o c ia l activ ity . T h e longer y o u ig n o re y o u r h e a rin g loss, the w o rs e th e p hy sical, p sy ­ c h o lo g ic a l a n d s o c ia l e ffe cts . W hile n o ise-in d u ced h earing lo ss is painless, it is p erm anent. N ip p o ten tial h earin g lo ss in the bud . H a v e y o u r h earin g te st­ ed. D oing s o e a rly m ay p re v e n t d a m a g e o r fu r th e r d a m a g e to y o u r h earing . T h e W a rn in g S ig n s U sually, h e a rin g loss is p a in ­ less and g ra d u a l, ty p ically d e v e l­ o p in g o v e r a p e rio d o f 2 5 tp 3 0 years. W ith o u t so m e q u alitativ e test, y o u w o n 't realize y o u 're lo s ­ ing y o u r h e a rin g till it's to o late. T h ere is a d e g re e o f h earin g lo ss associated w ith ag in g , an d in fec­ tions, su d d e n lo u d o r p ro lo n g ed !Pat* yOMOAff Saturday, January 19th Noon to 5:00 PM 5054 off one time Joining Fee* FAST- T FUNEASY- AnyAge •Incrsass Metabolism •Increase Enerfy •Loss of laches ABody Fat •Women Oaly •SodslAMotfratfnf •Improve Bone Density •Relief of Stress & Depression involved q u estio n s w h en you get y o u r hearing tested . I f you exp e­ rience any o f the ab o v e sym p­ tom s, you kn o w w h a t to d o get y o u r hearing tested. W n o sh o u ld I ta lk to ? You need to s e e a n audiologist. a professional w h o specializes in h earing h ealth care. A udiologists are trained to co n d u ct and Inter­ pret h earing tests, fit and d is­ p en se h earing a id s, prov id e relat­ ed cou nseling, habllltatio n , reha­ bilitation an d h earin g conserva­ tion. Your au d io lo g ist w ill h elp you m oke o n info rm ed d ecisio n about y o u r h earin g core and provide yo u w ith co m m u n icatio n strate­ g ie s to help m ak e listen in g easier. l y p iically cuny u u tty yp u Typ thi is pee uo if lie n earing s and get checked regularly ev alu atio n i f cov ered b y in su r­ ance. Surp risingly, m o st p e o p le w h o stru ggle w ith h earing lo ss th in k th e y 're u n u su a l. H e a rin g lo ss d o e sn 't h av e to m ean d ep ression , fru stration and social a n x ie ty — on au d io lo g ic reh abilitatio n p ro ­ gram ca n train y o u to d eal w ith y o u r new situ atio n , and a n a u d i­ olog ist c a n h elp yo u fin d o n e. H av e y o u r h earin g tested os soo n a s p o ssible, an d ta lk to y o u r au d io lo g ist ab o u t ho w o fte n to test y o u r hearing. Y o u 'll h a v e a great ch an ce o f learn in g h o w to d eal w ith h e arin g lo ss b e fo re it beco m es d ebilitating . W h e re T o S ta rt If y o u th in k y o u h av e h e arin g loss, th ere a re great reso u rces to help y o u . In ad d itio n to u n d e rg o ­ ing an a n n u a l h earin g teat, ch e ck o u t th e A u d io lo g y A w aren ess C a m p a ig n a t w w w a u d io lo g y a w aren esa.com o r call 1-8888 3 3 -E A R S fo r a fre e 1 5 -p a g e b o o k le t c a lle d ‘ U s te n U p, A m erica - W e H ear Y o u * a n d a free s e t o f e a r plugs. Cn w rW A iA O w a Harrell L Beverly Transmissions Qlie im/lte you to visit oua nuftse/iy. We have a wide selection of bromeliads in individual pots, unique driftwod designs and a variety o f unusual containers for home and garden use. O u r n u rsery i s o p e n 9 A M to 3 P M T besd ay throu gh Friday and 9 A M to 5 PM Saturd ay & Sunday We can b e open other time is helpful if you can call ahead o f your visit. Blossom W orld Brom eliads 1405 PlMway •Sanford, FI 32773 ‘M U l I m a ^ i Seniors: Ask about our special classes! f min* |mn Un- FIJfi . mIIi I n o ise , d is e a se s (Uke M e n ie re 's d isesse) o r g e n e tic d isorders (lik e otosclerosis), m e d ica l con d itions (lik e d iab etes), e v e n a b u ild -u p o f e a r w ax con m e a n hearing loss. H ere a re s o m e w arning sig n s to w atch o u t f o r • Pain o r rin g in g in you r e a rs (tinnitus) a fte r e xp o su re to n o ise • M uffled sp e ech sou n d s o r m u sic so u n d s d u ll s fte r leaving a noisy area • D iffic u lty u n d e rsta n d in g speech in cro w d e d situations • D iffic u lty in p in p o in tin g sou n d s' lo ca tio n s (loss o f stereo hearing) • F req u en tly m isp ronou ncing w ord s • F req u en tly ask in g p eop le to repeat th e m se lv e s iu u u u 8CUC9U u re ic You'll b ec aus m k eud aa series o If umi o t it w t i XI ISf <0 M I N I M I W O H h O lJ I 407-323-2829 101 N. Country Club Road The Shoppes o f Lake Mary Tel / Fax 407-321-0838 g| www.bloasomwDrid.coni <_Miss SeminoCc County ScfioCaAsfiip Pageant lim ited Supply le f t. An Official Preliminary For The Miss Florida And Miss America Pageants Fe b ru a ry 2 3 , 2 0 0 2 7As Speed (U nfit for ladles om fAe Qof 7 : 0 0 P .M . The Helen Stairs Theatre (Downtown Sanford) Family Focus The Salvation Arm y of Seminole County Volunteers Needed For court ordered supervised visits and monitored exchanges. jBMflM Come Be A Part O f The Miss Seminole County Pageant. 2002 S a n fo r d H is to r ic C a le n d a r 12 Sth Come join our amazing group of volunteers as they make it possible for our children and par­ ents to have a fun, safe place to visit and main­ tain positive relationships. Days/Timcs: Wed. 4-7 p.m., Fri. 4-7 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m. - 1 pm. Sun. 4 - 7 p.m. Location: The Salvation Arm y 700 W. 24th Street Sanford, Florida 32772 Call Raquel at (407) 322-2642 E xt. 2 3 3 l tk t_ -A » m (i/e /tsa A ij stui Only Q d ltlo n A p p lic a tio n s a re A v a ila b le a t A re a H ig h S c h o o ls a n d C o lle g e s o r th e H e le n Stairs T h e a tre in D o w n to w n S a n fo rd $ c o o Each Great to send to friends and rela­ tives who have moved away. BE SANFORD PROUD! For M ore Information Call ■ (407) 321-3576 Tickets By Donation $10.00 ‘TWuctton M iriam & Valerie's School of D ance Arts C A L E N D A R S A R E A V A IL A B L E A T T H E S A N F O R D M U SE U M A N D T H E S E M IN O L E H E R A L D O F F IC E . and Qntentalnment by “<rTI»e ad 9o c/t Otousrd oUlaa <Dtg(*3 9 Ja e* I I �T he Seminole Heiuld Wednesday. January 18. 2002 Facility o p erate its residential facility. C ity C om m issioners approved the plan w ith little discussion b y a 3 -2 v o te , w ith M a y o r B rad y L essard and D istrict 1 C om m ission er A rt W oodruff d is­ senting. S C M H C officials asked that the d ouble rate charged b e reduced b ecau se o f the agen cy 's non-prof­ it status. "W e ’re n o n -p ro fit to o ," said W h ite y E ck stein , D istrict 4 Com m issioner. "O u r staff had to ju m p th ro u gh a lo t o f h o o p s becau se you gu ys d id n 't follow the correct procedures. A s far as I'm concerned, you o w e u s the d ou ble fle a ." In other business, the co m m is­ sion; • Directed staff to sp end up to $4,500 to land scape and install Irrigation in the righ ts-of-w ay in fo e 1200 b lo ck o f P ark A venue. C om m ission ers a lso au th o rized C ity A ttorney BUI C o lb ert to sue to have the p ay p hones rem oved from 1201 P ark Avenue. R esid ents in th e a re a h a v e co m p lain ed abou t crim inal an d d rug activity taking p la ce at the location. T h e Sanford P olice D epartm ent issued m ore than 2 5 n o ise violations d u r­ ing a " Q u ic k R esp o n se T ask Fo rce" op eratio n and discovered the pay p h o n es w ere bein g used for crim inal activity. • A pproved a prelim inary su b ­ division p la n fo r five lots at the c o m e r o t U S . H ighw ay 17/92 an d L ak e M ary B o u lev ard . A M obile g aso lin e station occupied the site, b u t has sin ce been to m dow n. A d eveloper plans to build holic beverages fo r consum ption a W alg re e n s drug store on the on prem ises at W ings N Things, site. 2921 O rland o D rive, Su ite 142. • A pproved a prelim inary su b­ • A pproved a second reading d iv isio n plan for a 126-unit con­ . to ann ex 2.15 acres betw een SR 46 d o m in iu m co m p lex at 6 0 0 W. and S m ith C an al R o ad and A irport boulevard. H ie developer b etw een S ew ell R o ad and indicated individual units w ill be Rinehart Road. sold , n o t leased. • A pproved a second reading to a n n e x .968 a cre s betw een • A dopted a resolution certify­ in g that H abitat for H um anity in S em in o le B ou lev ard exten d ed S em in o le C ounty I n c 's program easterly and C elery A venue and fo r construction is consistent w ith betw een Brisson A venue extend­ local plans and regulations. ed n o rth erly an d M ay R iv er • A pproved the sale o f alco ­ C o u r t final d erision on the ev en ts, b u t w e 'v e got to start th e d iscussion som ew here." G ordon also plans to create a new prem ium m em bersh ip p ro ­ gram fo r large, institutional-type businesses like hospitals, utilities and telecom m unications com p a­ nies. G ordon said M ike H om er, w ho heads th e K isslm m e/ O sceo la C o u n ty C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e and w h o se fath er w as a lo n g -tim e d irector o f the Sanford C h am ber in the 19704 and 1980s, provided details on h o w a prem ium m em ­ berships w ork. " It's sim ila r to w hat a lot o f organizations d o w ith their gold an d p latin u m sp o n so rsh ip s o f even ts," G o rd o n said. "B asically theses m em b ers w ould receive special b en efits, luncheons and activities. T h e y 'll also serve a s an advisory b oard for the C ham ber. They'll b e alm o st like a com m ittee o f their o w n ." Initially, the n ew m em bership is b ein g referred to a s the o f Tru stees, though G ordon said that nam e m ay change. In K issim m e, the cost to be a trustee is the n o rm al m em bersh ip fee p lu s 5 5 ,0 0 0 fo r th e first year. R enew als co st the regular m em ­ bership fee plus $2^ 00. G ordon said the Sanford program w ould n o t b e as expen sive b u t did not indicated w hat the fee w ould be. "T h a t's som ething the board need s to d erid e," G o rd o n said. T h e board m ust also m ake a c o m m itm e n t to b e co m e m o re involved in fund-raising, G ordon said, if the C ham ber hopes to su r­ Two bodies found in burning car Staff Writer H EA TH RO W — P o lk * believ e tw o p eo p le reported m issing from H eathrow w ere those found d ead in a b u n tin g car S u n d ay in w e st O ra n g e County. Saturday afternoon, investi­ gators o f the Sem inole C o u n ty S h e riff's O ffice rep o rte d M arilieruie M arc, 37, an d h e r nephew , D aniel M arc, 26, o f Sanford, m issing. F am ily m e m b e rs s a id to police they had b e e n m h e in g sin ce 9 a m Friday w h e n th ey reportedly left H eathrow to to a Longw ood ca r to p ick up a new vehicle, ap p o in tm en t w ith th e aul d ealer w asn 't until in the ham ber 1A burned are a bo w lin g toum a* i t (p ro jected to b rin g in 12,000), a b a rb e c u e ev en t 9), a carnival sim ilar to foe : h eld each fall at the Sem inole o w n e C e n te r ($6,000) an d a I H ob-nob ($5,000). "W e 'v e g o t other ideas as w ell," said. " I ’d love to b rin g an art tiv al to S an fo rd . 1 kn ow does a rhythm and lu e s fa t iv a l. I d o n 't know if a re filings w e ca n d a The board has to m ake the Greogory _______ 1A favs,"hesaid. H is n e w position w ill prevent h im from w orking in the field as m u ch a s he d id in C entral Florida, t he said he wiD b e o ut there as uch a s his sched ule will allow In Central Florida, he com H o o p D consisting o f 1 10 troopers, b u t in overseeSouth Florida h e will com 1fo u r m ore troops, h e said. ' I feel I'm a hands a n Idnd of so I’m going to m iss the ‘ay interactions w ith the le that m ake things happen, that's the troopers o n the ''h e said. H e also ,said he w ill m iss the tionships h e has fostered with : t t 8 M t l fro m p a g e 1A , in g b o d y abo u t 100 yard s aw ay ' from th e car w as foun d . inwmt^HriSIg t/te m an^Tdisapp e aran ce sin ce T h u rsd ay ev en in g . H e w a s last reported see n leav in g a frie n d 's h o u se in O rm o n d B each T h u rsd ay in his w h ite O id sm o blle. A ccord in g to S C S O Lt. Ed A lien , the b o d y w as found in th e sa m e gen eral area as the reco v ered v eh icle. Inv estigators an d th e Volusia M edical E x a m in e r's O ffice w ere ch e ck ­ in g o n clu es o f h o m icid e before th e b o d y w ou ld b e rem oved , h e s a id . T h e m ed ical exam in er w ill a lso assist in a p o sitiv e id en tificatio n o f the body. “Get It All.” Ybur newspaper gives you everything you could ever want. In terms of valuable Information. Money • Health • Interviews Reviews • Editorials • Advice Recipes • Coupons • Politics • Sports S u bscribe Today! Seminole Herald other law enforcem ent leaders in the area including those in t h e ' Florida C rim in al ju stic e A ssociation and the V olusia C hiefs Association. A lthough, he said h e w ill take som e o f the important lessons h e learned from file area to South Florida. 7 "Central Florida is unique in it’s really the leader for o th er areas for joint operations," he said. "1 hope to bring som e o f that no m atter w here I go. People that w ork and live h ere should b e proud o f the law enforcem ent agen cies and h o w th ey w o rk together." R ick's brother, Ronnie, is cur­ rently a sergeant w ith th e Lake M ary Police Departm ent. Fam ily m em b ers said to V C S O In v estigato rs th at H ughes becom es forgetful and co n iu sc ti a t llm e s. S e v e r a l... , _ m o n th s ag o , h e d ro v e a w a y in h is c a r a n d w as fo u n d d iso ri­ ented so m e tim e la ter in P alatka, D av id so n said . attending or for more infor­ mation, call Myrna at 407665-5370. T h e C h r is tia n S h a r in g C e n te r In L o n g w o o d h a s an u r g e n t n e e d fo r v o lu n te e r s to "O bviously, they pro bablyf J had plans to g o som ew h ere n e lse, sa id S em in o le L t E d Alien. ?fi B ehind a n aband oned re s^ j, d en ce and bu siness in a w o o d y , ed area at 8235 O aro o n a-O co ee R o ad , ju st e ast o f A p o p k a ^ V ineland R oad , O ra n g e ., C ou nty police an d fire unitqjj responded at 7 a m S u n d ay to ,3 reports o f a b u n tin g v e h icle ^ Tw o bodies o n the floo r o f th e ;) v an w ere burnt beyond recog-;, nition, said p o lk s. V( Based o n inform ation g ath ^ , ered at the scene, su ch a s the^ vehicle identification nu m ber.,, the burning vehicle w a s oon^.. nected to the m issing peraccpi c a se in S em in o le, sa id a n ,. O C SO sp okesm an. T h q ,. charred Toyota m inivan w as fi registered to M arilienne. A p o s­ itive identification o f the bod-1( ies w ill b e m ade b y the O ran g e , C o u n ty M ed ical E x a m in e r 's , O ffice. ii A lth o u g h the O r a n g e ,, C o u nnty t Sh eriff's O ffice h o m b v rid e division is w ork in g the c a se , a S e m in o le C o u n ty S h eriff's O ffice investigator is also assigned to assist them . Investigators are w o rk in g to retrace th e step s o f th e tw o vic­ tim s in ho p es o f findkiR m ors in fo rm atio n "* a b o u t * othei appointm ents they m a y havt had that day. at 4 0 7 -2 6 0 -9 1 5 5 , e * t. 6, M onday, W edn esd ay O f. . . . is s c h e d u lin g a n o t h e r in its s e r ie s o f C o m m u n ity E m e rg e n c y R e s p o n s e T eam p ro g ra m s . It w ill b e g in o n T h u rs d a y , Ja n . 17, a n d ru n fo r s e v e n c o n s e c u tiv e T h u r s d a y e v e n in g s fro m 7 p .m . u n til a p p r o x im a te ly 1 0 p .m . H ie tr a in in g is b u ilt a ro u n d in d iv id u a l a n d fa m ily s u r ­ v iv a l s k ills , in c lu d in g s u c h to p ic s a s life -s a v in g te c h ­ n iq u e s , e m e rg e n c y F ir s t A id p r o c e d u r e s , tir e fig h tin g a n d d is a s t e r p la n n in g . F o r m o r e in fo r m a tio n , c a ll 4 0 7 -6 6 5 -5 0 1 7 . R e s id e n ts o f u n in c o r p o r a t­ e d S e m in o le C o u n t y c a n re c y ­ c l e t h e i r C h r is t m a s t r e e s a ll W e d n e s d a y s in Ja n u a r y . T re e s m u s t b e p la c e d a t th e c u r b s id e b y 6 a .m . a n d b e fr e e o f a ll d e c o ra tio n * and tree stan d s. T rees la rg er than _ T h e S e m i n o l e C o u n ty D e p a rtm e n t o f P u b lic S a fe ty 8 jf e e t m u s t b e c u M n n a if. F o r m o r e in fo r m a t io n , c a ll S o lid W a s te C u s t o m e r S e r v ic e a t 4 0 7 -6 6 5 -2 2 6 0 . 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R e c e p tio n is ts a n d in te r ­ v ie w e r s a re n e e d e d to in te r ­ v ie w fa m ilie s in c r is is s it u a ­ tio n s an d to a s s is t th e m in m e e tin g th e ir n e e d s .P a n tr y w o rk e rs a r e n e e d e d to s to c k s h e lv e s a n d fill g r o c e ry o r d e r s fo r c lie n t fa m ilie s . V an d r iv e r s a r e n e e d e d to p ic k u p fo o d d o n a tio n s . H o u rs a re M o n d a y th ro u g h F r id a y fro m 9 a .m . to 1 p .m . T h r ift s to r e v o lu n te e r s a re a ls o n e e d e d to s o r t d o n a ­ tio n s , a s s is t c u s to m e r s , ru n th e c a s h re g is te r a n d c h e c k s m a ll a p p lia n c e s a n d m a k e r e p a ir s , a s w e ll a s tr u c k a s s i s ­ ta n ts to h e lp w ith d o n a tio n p ic k u p s. H o u rs a re M o n d a y th ro u g h F r id a y fro m 9 a .m . to 5 p .m . F a r in fo r m a tio n , c a ll b i a n n F rid a y . 15 3 W S R . 4 3 4 • W inter Sp rin g s Sterl. Silver vive. " It's real sim ple. O u r cham ber m em bers, particularly o u r board o f directors, have to step up to the p late," G ordon Bald. 'TiWc've got to get m o re revenue co m in g in. T h e toughest com m ittees to serve on are the fund-raising ones, the ones w here you have to g o out and ask people fo r m oney. O u r people hav e to d o a better jo b of that because I can 't d o it alone. M y staff ca n ’t d o it alone. "W e can turn it arou nd , b u t it's going to take everyo ne." Community Notes T h e S e m i n o l e C o u n ty G u a r d ia n A d L ite m P ro g ra m is in n e e d o f v o lu n te e r s to a d v o c a te fo r th e b e s t in te r e s t o f a b u s e d , n e g le c te d a n d a b a n d o n e d c h ild r e n in a c o u r t p r o c e e d in g . T o b e c o m e a G u a rd ia n A d L ite m v o lu n te e r , y o u m u s t b e 21 y e a r s o ld , p o s s e s s g o o d ju d g e m e n t, c o m m o n s e n s e a n a b e c a p a b le o f h e lp in g a c h ild in c r is is . You m u s t p r e ­ s e n t fa v o r a b le re fe r e n c e s , c o n s e n t to h a v e y o u r b a c k ­ g ro u n d ch eck ed and co m ­ p le t e 2 4 -h o u r s o f t r a in in g . G u a r d ia n A d L ite m t r a in ­ in g w ill b e h e ld a t th e J u v e n ile J u s t i c e C e n te r , 1 9 0 B u s h B lv d „ In S a n fo r d , o n F e b . 15, 16 a n d F e b . 22. 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January 16.2002 T m Sim inou Hduld Business supports local heroes ■u — i e- a ■- n y mmxmmm ^ v m Managing EdRor : L A K E M A R Y — Focu sing o n its com m u n ity h e ro e s, o n e lo cal b u sin ess turned p ro fits in to d o n atio n s d u rin g a N o v em ber fu n d -raisin g e v e n t ■j L ake M a ry C h irop ractic C e n te r recen tly d o n ated m ore d u n $ 1 ,0 0 0 to the city 's fire an d p o lice d ep artm en ts ip recognition o f m e m en an d w om en w h o serv e th e com m unity, said Je n n ife r S m ith , a ch iro p ractic p h y si­ cian a t L a k e M ary C h iro p ractic C enter. T h e C en ter d on ated p art o f its N o v em ber p ro ceed s to the lo cal fund an d m atched th e am o u n t d o lla r for doilar. / " I t w as so m eth in g w e w an ted to do in lig ht o f w h a t h ap p en ed o n S e p t 11," Sm ith s a id . "W e w an ted to lo cu s o u r effo rts o n the h ero es w h o are so m etim es forg o tten — o u r lo cal fire an d p o lice d ep artm en ts. It w a s to sh o w o u r ap p reciatio n fo r w h a t they d o ." T h e C e n te r invited p e o p le to d o nate the $ 2 0 co st o f an exam , w h ic h inclu d ­ ed X -ra y s a n d a con su ltatio n , to th e fun d, s a id P au l M . Tom a, a ch iro p ra c­ tic p h y sic ia n a t L ak e M ary C h iro p ractic C enter. T h e e v en t raised $ 5 4 0 th ro u g h p atien t d o n atio n s, w ith a n o th e r $ 5 4 0 m atched b y th e C en ter. T h e to tal w a s sp lit b e tw e e n th e tw o d ep artm en ts. T h e C en ter, in co n ju n ctio n w ith Foot le v e lcrs In c., also p articip ated in an O c to b e r fu n d -raiser, w h ich raised m o re th a n $2^)00 fo r d ie A m erican R ed C ro ss. " T h is is w h a t liv in g in a co m m u n ity is a ll a b o u t," said R u m M a n h a n t, c h i­ ro p ra ctic assistan t a t L ak e M ary C h iro p ractic. "W e a re all in th is together. "T h e re a re a lot o f tak e rs in th e w o rld , b u t there a re also a lo t o f g iv e rs ," sh e said . 'N o w , w e realize h o w m a n y g iv ers there really a r e ." T h e m o n ey d on ated to th e L a k e M ary P o lice D ep artm en t w ill b e u sed fo r its D A R E (D ru g A bu se R e sistan ce E d u ca tio n ) program . " T h is d o n atio n is a n e x a m p le o f th e o u tsta n d in g su p p o rt w e re ce iv e fro m the c o m m u n ity ," L a k e M a ry P olice C h ie f R ich ard B eary sa id . " It w ill h e lp a lo t, e sp ecia lly sin ce th e e co n o m y is off. I t w ill k o a lo n g w a y ." A cco rd in g to B eary, m an y p o lice d ep artm en ts th ro u g h o u t th e n atio n h a v e h ad to e lim in a te e d u ca tio n al p ro ­ g ra m s d u e to th e d ecrease in fu n d in g an d d o n atio n s. W ith th e co m m u n ity an d c ity 's s u p p o r t h o w ev er. L ak e M a ry 's D A R E p ro g ram is still go in g stro n g a fte r s ev e n y ears. " I 'm g la d to s e e th at d ie c ity o f L ak e M ary is co m m itte d to e d u ca tin g o u r c h ild re n ," h e said . L a k e M a ry D A R E O ffic e r i p u rch ase Tsh irts a n d o th e r item s u sed in th e c ity 's D A R E p ro g ram . T h e pro g ram serv e s e lem e n ta ry s tu d en ts a t L ak e M ary E le m en tary an d L ak e M ary P rep arato ry sch o o ls. "T h e resp o n se h a s b e e n g re at fo r o u r D A R E p ro g ra m ," T aylo r said. "E v e ry b o d y lo v e s it, an d th e k id s real­ ly resp o n d to th e p ro g ra m ." W ould you like answ ers to all your questions about hearing aids? 1 C o m e in fo r a F R E E W IT H u - N O H e a rin g T e s t P R E S S U R E a n d T O C o n s u lta tio n B U Y 'w g m m g j-T* Tw o Year W arranty aa nUEE Batteries for 2 Yean W ith Every Hearing A id We \j e H ea r in g T ec h n q lo g y 5268 W E S T ST. RD. 46 - SANFORD, FL 32771 L A K E FO R E S T V ILLAG E SHOPPES (PUBLIX) For More Fired Info Check Out Website wwwMlglllfe.com/aht I nc Iw K E E S ™ �I II! Si MINOI i I I k k a l d Inside Section B W ednesday January 16, 2002 Lee County man arrested on 67 counts of felony FT . M Y E R S — A n 11m o n th in v estig atio n in to the illegal tak in g o f allig ato rs has led to th e a rrest o f a L ee C o u n ty m a n o n 6 7 felon y co u n ts. Ja c k R id ley H arper, 5 7 , o f 2 2 2 H arb o r Dr., Boca G ran d e , h a s b e e n charged w ith u tte rin g a forged instru­ m e n t, traffick in g in stolen p roperty, id en tity th eft and u n law fu l h arv e st o f allig a­ tors. T h e Flo rid a F ish an d W ild life C o n serv atio n C o m m issio n (F W Q and the o ffice o f S tatew id e P ro secu to r M elan ie A n n H in es filed the com p lain ts a g a in st H a rp e r in P o lk and L ee C o u n ties. W ild life offi­ c ia ls d isco v ered irregu larities in reco rd s o f last y ears P ublic A llig a to r H u n t, triggering th e jo in t in v estig atio n by the F W C a n d H in e s' o ffice in Ft. M yers. H a rp e r is ch arg ed w ith o n e co u n t o f d ealin g in stolen p ro p erty (alligato r), a firstd eg re e felo n y p u n ish able by u p to 3 0 y ears in prison an d / o r a $10 ,0 0 0 fine. A d d itio n al o ffen ses, 45 counts o.< unlawful harvest of a llig a to rs, 17 c o u n ts o f utter­ in g fo rg ed d o cu m e n ts and fo u r c o u n ts o f frau d u len t u se o f p erso n al id en tity inform a­ tion a re all third -d eg ree felo n ies, e a ch p u n ish able b y u p to fiv e y e ars in p rison an d / o r a fin e o f u p to $5,000. T h e Flo rid a A dm in istrative C o d e requ ires perm itees for p u b lic allig ato r hu n ts to affix a C o n v e n tio n on In tern atio n al Trade in E n d angered S p e cie s (C ITIE S) tag to a carcass an d com p lete a rep o rt and o n e ach alligato r h arv ested . P erm itees are issu ed tags w h ich can only b e u sed o n a sp ecific b o d y o f w ater. U n u sed tags m u st be a cco u n ted for. Perm its are issu ed fo r th e P u blic W aters A llig ato r H arv est throu gh a ran d o m co m p u te r d raw in g o f ap p lican ts. T h e state alleg es that H arp er w as en g aged in ille­ g a lly o b tain in g P ublic A llig a to r H arv est Perm its in, 1999 and 2000, by forging sig n atu res and p ay in g for p e rm its, u sin g the nam es o f o th ers. A lso , he is charged w ith u sing the illegally o b tain ed p erm its to harvest ab o u t 6 0 rep tiles and sellin g th em to a n allig ato r prod ucts d ealer. H arp er cou ld not acco u n t fo r all the C IT IE S tags issued to him . In v estigato rs said the ch arg es ag ain st H arper, if p ro v en, w ou ld am ou nt to d ep riv in g o th e r Florid ians and v isitors an opp o rtu n ity to b e d raw n and p articipate in th e lim ited an n u al allig a­ to r q u o ta hunt. Sgts. L en ny B arsh in ger and M ik e F ran tz w ere the F W C 's lead in v estigato rs in the case, w ith assistan ce by Lt. S tev e M eyers. "T h e re w as so m e fine p o lice w o rk in this ca se ," M evers said . "W e all w orked v e ry hard o n it." A lligato rs are not an en d an g ered sp ecies in Florid a. T h e state alligato r p o p u latio n estim ate is abo u t 1.5 m illio n ad ult anim als. H o w ev er alligators are proS e e O u td o o rs, Page 2 B G athering championships B y D o an S p o r t* Editor L A K E M A R Y _ T h e O v ied o H ig h S ch o o l b o y s w re stlin g team is o n q u ite a ro ll. W ith there fu zzy -faced low er w e ig h t c la s s w restlers d o in g th e d am age, th e L io n s rallied p ast S t. C lo u d to w in th e R o n P eters T o u rn am en t o f C h a m p io n s at L a k e M ary H ig h S ch o o l Saturday. T h e B ulld ogs w e re u p b y tw o p o in ts e n te rin g the fin als, b u t O v ie d o 's fo u r g ra p p le rs sp lit th e ir m atch es, w h ile th e Oviedo wrestlers win third tournament at Lake Mary B ulld ogs co u ld only w in o n e o f four, giv ­ ing the L io n s their third to u rn am en t title this seaso n , 1 5 4 -1 5 1 O v ie d o h a d also w o n m a jo r tourna­ m ents a t L an d O l a k e s a n d Lym an. F fe sh m en Ja so n R obbins a n d Ju stin Fraga, te a m m a tes on th e high ly -*u ccess- fu l JE T S su m m er clu b team , sco re d the lin ts th at m ade the d iffe re n ce fo r the o n s, b o th w inning in d o u b le o vertim e. R o b b in s took o u t O sc e o la 's Ja v ie r M ald o n ad o , the d efen d in g s ta te c lu m p io n a t 103-poun ds, in the 112-p o u n d final, whllfc Fraga bested W inter S p rin g s' G T ra ilin g the to p tw o L n tfw fin a l s ta n d ­ in g s w e re U niversity (1 4 4 1/ 2), N e w S m y rn a B B<each (138) a n d W in te r S p rin g s (1 3 3 1/ 2). In d iv id u ally, L ym an a n d W in ter S p rin g s also had a p a ir o f w e ig h t c la s s w in n e rs , R enteria at 1 3 0 -p o u n d s a n d C h a c o n a t 135-p ou n d s w in n in g fo r th e G re y h o u n d s and M cD o n n e ll a t 145p o u n d s and P arent a t 1 8 9 -p o u n d s w in ­ n in g fo r the Bears. B re tt M artin g av e S e m in o le a c h a m p iS e e W re stlin g , P age Patriots remain on hot streak R e a l’ se a s o n SCC opens conference tonight home fl By Dean Smith Sports Editor D A YTO N A BEA CH .T h e Lake B ra n tle y b o y s so ccer team ad d ed a n o th e r v icto ry to the w in co lu m n o n S atu rd ay , ro m p ­ ing p ast S e a b re e z e , 54). By Dean Smith Sports Editor S A N F O R D — W ith its team s at n e a r full stren gth and startin g to p lay v e ry good b asketball in th e p a st m onth, S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C nllege o p e n s M ld -flo rlU a C o n feren ce p la y at h o m e to n ig h t w ith a lo t o f co n fid e n ce . T h e S a in ts fro m S an ta Fe C o m m u n ity C o lle g e In G ain e sv ille w ill p ro v id e the o p p o sitio n w h e n th e w om en tip o ff a t 6 p .m . th is even in g. T n e m en a re s e t to to ss it up a t 8 p.m . at th e S C C H ealth and P h y sical E d u ca tio n C enter. A d m issio n is fre e o f charge. C o ach S ta n C ro m a rtie 's m en a re 9 -10 o n th e sea so n , but h av e w o n th ree o f th eir last fo u r gam es. T h e R aid ers h a d a gold en o p p o rtu n ity to b e o v er -500 h ead in g Into c o n fe re n ce w hen they h o sted a B rev ard team th at they had a lre a d y beaten tw ice th is s ea so n , b u t w ith 6foot-8 K itus W ith ersp o on and 6-fo o t-10 C h e M o rg an both o u t w ith th e flu , th e T itans ral­ lied in the seco n d h a lf to d efeat th e h o sts, 88-30. W ithersp o on , a freshm an from B o on e H ig h Sch o ol in O rland o , h a s co m b in ed w ith freshm an sk y w a lk e r D aniel Jack so n (6 -fo o t-6, L ake W ales H ig h S ch o o l) to g iv e SC C an aw esom e 1-2 p u n ch insid e o n b o th o ffen se a n d d efense, w h ich h a s tak e n som e o f the iressure o ff le a d in g scorer ason C u rrin g to n , a 6-foot-4 sop h o m o re gu ard / forw ard from L eesburg. T h e o th e r sta rte rs have b e e n 6-fo o t-3 p o in t g u ard C hris Jack son , a D eL an d product w h o h as d o n e a n excellent jo b o n bo th o ffe n se and d efen se S e e S C C , P a g e 2B f 2B The Patriots (16-2-4) contin­ ued their assault In Volusia County this season, picking up Tom m y Vlncont and Jim Wantz unarnesia uauey two. i a, top) comas up with a steal caused by team m ate Dine Jakobsen (No. 24). leaving a University of Virginia player on the floor Seminole Community College's 82-58 victory on Friday. Women's head coach Ken Patrick will be counting heavily on 6-foot-5 freshman phenom Yelena Leuchanka (above), who got her 12th double-double of the year on Friday, while SCC m en's coach Stan Cormartie will be looking for a big night from leading scorer Jason Cormartie (left) when the Raiders open Mid-Florida Conference ptay at home tonight against Santa Fe Community College. The women tip off at 6 p.m. with men set to begin at 8 p.m. at the Health Center and admission is free. the w in o v e r th e S a n d c ra b s (7J>I t l o s<i a lo n g w ith w in n in g t h e D eL an d C h ris tm a s T o u rn a m e n t In s m a s h in g fa sh io n in D ecem ber. C o a ch D a n n y K irb y 's team raced to a 3 -0 h a lftim e lead a n d c o m p le te ly d o m in a te d th is c o n ­ test, o u ts h o o tin g th e h o s ts, 27-7. S e n io r m id fie ld e r R o n Fu lm o re a n d s o p h o m o re m id ­ field e r G o rd o n S ta sa k sco re d tw o g o a ls a p ie ce , w ith s o p h o ­ m o re fo rw ard M ig u e l S a n to s n e ttin g th e o th e r sco re. F u lm o re a lso h a d a n a ssist, w ith fre sh m a n fo rw a rd G ra h a m Z u si, s e n io r m id fie ld e r L ean d ro R olon a n d s e n io r m id fie ld e r Ryan S m ith ch ip p in g in w ith o n e a ssist each . Ju n io r g o a lk e e p e r D an a S in g er w as re lativ e ly id le in the n et, b u t s till tu rn ed a w a y fiv e S eab re e ze s h o ts to record the shutou t. fn a n o th e r b o y s ' g a m e from Saturday, O v ie d o and B ish o p M oore b attle d to a 0 4 ) tie. In g irls' a ctio n fro m S a tu rd a y : Ju n io r K a tie R e g ister sco red the g a m e 's o n ly goal o n an assist from se n io r L in d sey D avis in th e seco n d h a lf a s tw o tim e d efe n d in g state c h a m p io n L ake H o w ell (17-4-1) b la n k e d old d istrict riv al S p ru ce C ree k , 14), in P ort O ran g e. T h e sta tistics w ere a s clo se as the sco re a s the S ilv e r H aw k s, now p lay in g in C la ss 4 A , w e re actu ally o u tsh o t b y th e H a w k s (8-7-1), 12-11. S o p h o m o re C a ro ly n e R ich ard turned a w a y fo u r S p ru c e C ree k sh o ts to g e t the sh u to u t in g o a l fo r L ake H o w ell. S e e S o cce r, P ag e 2B DeLand holds off Seminole By Dean Smith Sports Editor S A N F O R D — Fo r those o f u s w h o have been w atch in g b a sk e tb a ll in these p a rts fo r the past 3 0 years o r so, F rid ay night b ro u g h t b ack a lot o f m em o ries at B ill Flem ing M e m o ria l G ym nasium . O n e o f the m o re storied riv a lrie s in the S tate o f Florida w as rek in d led as D e L an d survived a fu ri­ o u s co m eb ack b y host S e m in o le, 55-51, in C lass 6A -D istrict 5 co n te st before a n e a r full house. Back in th e la te '6 0 's and th ro u g h the early '8 0 's there w as n o b ig g e r rival o n S e m in o le 's sch ed u le than D eL and. Year in an d y e a r o u t, the F ig h tin g Sem inoles and B ulld ogs w ere tw o o f th e to p team s and th e gam es w ere o fte n filled w ith fig h ts on the floor and an o cca sio n a l arrest in th e stan d s. Fans w ould p o in t to th o se gam es m o n th s in ad van ce and fans from bo th sch o o ls w o u ld m ake the trip fo the o th e r 's h o m e court. That all ch an g ed w ith the ad d itio n o f Lake Mary, L ake Brantley, Lake H ow ell and W inter Springs h igh sch o o l's as the S em in o le A thletic C on feren ce b e ca m e the focus o f th e sched u le and new riv alries w ere built. But Frid ay w as a throw back as b o th Sem inole and D eL and a re b ack in the sam e d istrict for the first tim e in sev e ral seasons and b o th sch o o l's have o u tsta n d in g teams. And the fan s m ust be taking n o tice, b e ca u sq th a t w as th e b ig g est crowd seen at Bill F lem in g for a gam e in v o lv in g an out o f cou nty sch o o l sin ce the d ay s th at V ince Carter w as p layin g fo r M ainland. The g am e d id not start w ell fo r th e hom e forces as the B u lld o g s (12-3) held A rrow Fo rce X score­ less for the first 4:40 o f the gam e, d u rin g w hich tim e they b u ilt a 6-0 lead, and pu shed the lead o ut to eig h t p o in ts, 12-4, after the first period. Sem inole (10-7) started to find its rhythm in the second p erio d , but DeLand kept its m om entum S e e B a s k e tb a ll, Page 2B Sem inole High School senior center Marcus Robinson (No. 4 2 , shown against Lake Mary) scored 2 0 points, pulled down 10 rebounds and blocked six shots against DeLand Friday night at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. �P age 2 D Wixlnrtwlay. January If). 2002 see Continued from page IB for Cromartie, and 6-foot-l shooter Jon Sterling, a freshman from Satellite Bcacn. Sophomore's Morgan, Cedric McHancy, also 6-foot-10, and 6foot-5 Joe Williams give Cromartie strength off the bench inside, while 6-foot- sophomore Antwain Tenncll, 6-foot-2 fresh­ man Brandon Fisher and 6-foot Lake Brantley freshman Miguel Malcolm are all good defensive guards with three-point shoot­ ing range. The only missing piece for SCC is 6-foot-B sophomore Christian Adolffsson, a starter early in the season who is out with a broken foot. The women of coach Ken Patrick are also back at near full strength and have been even hotter, having won five games In a row and now standing 12-8 T in Seminole Hejialo on the season. The Raiders got off to a slow start this season, but with three potential starters missing the first two months after surgery and two others playing with severe injuries, not to mention a schedule that would make an NBA team complain, it's amaz­ ing that the record is anywhere near this good. Since the return of sopho­ mores Brandi Davis, Linda Cazeau and Sheri Harrison from the injured list and returning All-State guard Yo Johnson deciding against season-ending ankle surgery, the women have been nothing short of sensation­ al, rolling over their opponents. The two most recent wins saw SCC crush Indian River Community College, 88-54, in Ft. Pierce and then return home to cruise past a University of Virginia Club Team, 82-58, last Friday. Fresh m an p h en o m Yelena L eu ch an k a ag ain led th e w ay in b o th w in s w ith 28 p o in ts an d 20 re b o u n d s ag ain st In d ian R iv er an d 2 3 p o in ts an d 10 rebou n d s in lim ited m in u tes a g a in st UVA. T h e 6 -fo o t-5 c e n te r n o w h as 12 d o u b le-d o u b les o n th e season. O th e r lead ers a g a in st Indian R iv er w as D avis w ith 21 p oints, fiv e reboun ds, fo u r steals, Jo h n so n , 10 p o in ts, a n d G abby B lan k en fcld w ith n in e p oints, fiv e steals, and fiv e assists. A g ain st the C a v a lie rs, the R aid ers ju m p ed o u t to a h u ge le ad at the start o f b o th halves, b u t P atrick w en t to h is d eep b e n ch (14 p lay ers) e a rly and o fte n and e v ery o n e g o t a lo t o f m in u te s a s th e v isito rs w ere able to g e t w ithin 2 0 p o in ts on a cou ­ p le o f o ccasio ns. In ad d itio n to L eu chank a, D av is also h ad a b ig g am e w ith 21 p o in ts a n d eight rebou n d s, w hile Jo h n so n w as a lso in d ou­ ble figu res w ith 12 p oints. BLankenfeld, the 2000-2001 Florid a Freshm an o f th e Year, ch ip p ed In w ith sev e n p oints and fo u r steals and H arrison had th re e steals and fo u r assists. It's im p o rtan t that b o th SC C team s g et o ff to a go o d start as the R aiders m u st g o o n the road S atu rd ay (Jan. 19) to face con fer­ ence fav o rite D ayton a B each C o m m u n ity C o lleg e at Lem erand C en ter startin g at 6 p.m . (w o m en ) and 8 p .m . (m en). T H U R S D A Y , JA N U A R Y 3 RA ID ERS ML HAWKS 50 S am lnol* C o m m u n ity C o lic s * O H ) Braggon 0-2 2-2 2. V«nn 2-40-0 4. Bradahaw 1-2 2-2 4, Jcbnaon t o to X Baitoy 0-0 (30 01 Harriaon 2-5 4-4 l (akubim (30 0-0 0. Thcmpw n 1-4 2-24. C u m (30 0 0 0. Boyd 00 (30 0, BUnkanMd M l 3-417, Davit 4-4 0 0 (L Uchatdaon 2-14-5 L Uudianka 1015 0 0 20 Took: 31-40 IB-21 MX Eddtna * 1-2 22. fc n U * 1 0 0 X Jonra J 2-2 X Ewiait 2 4-9 X M c O a ta id 2 0 0 4, Netofmp 0 t o I. Rrakn 0 00 O Bytd 0 t o 1. Dkkay 0 M X Tbtafc 1712-23 30 H*IMm* . SCC K H C C 1*. T h ra rp o M I M I got!* _ SCC (35 (Bnggirn 0-2. Thompacn O l . Vann O l , Hantoon O ik H C C 4 (Eddtoa X BcniO* I). Tram faul* _ SCC 21k H C C It. Fouled out _ non*. Tachnfcsla . non*. IM m m ib .S C C 44 (LradMnk* U , U d iH d m n 10 Doric 7k Aa i m _ SCC 17 (Boggran S, BUnkanMd I k Staak* . SCC IS (Laurhanka 0 Thompson I k Blocked ihota . S C C I (Richwdmn 2, Icudunkak S A T U R D A Y , JA N U A R Y S RA ID ERS M l PIONEERS 54 ir m ln o t * C o m m u n ity C o llc f* (11*4) Brrggran 1-2 0 0 2. Johtwm 3-4 4-4 11 BUnkanMd M W * . Laudiank* B-1712-1S 2S. Thcanpacn (3 102 0. KVhardaon 1-5002. h r e 1-31-4 4, Bndahaw 2-4 2-3 4, Harriaon 1-5 4-7 4. Boyd 0 0 (30 0 DUri* O i l 5-1121 .Total*: 244432-51*0 Hclftun* . SCC 4 0 OtCC 32. T h ra rp o M IM d |o*k _ SCC O l C m g w 0 2 , Jotuuon O ik ta rn foul* . SCC US « C C 24. Fouled out . non*. I k M o b . non*. I t k o u d l . SCC 43 (laudiank* 20k AmW* . SCC 14 (N aika nM d Basketball C o n tin u e d from p a g e I B g o in g , e v en thou gh n eith er team w as sh o o tin g v ery w ell, an d ad d ed a p o in t to the lead , ca rry in g a n in e-p o in t ad v an tag e, 29-20, into the lo ck erro o m at interm ission. T h e g am e com letely n p le te ly changed around in the third q u arter asi A rro w Force X ’s 6-foot-6 sen io r d u o o f R o bby D u P re an d M arcus R obinson to o k o v er the gam e, o n b o th offense and d efen se, an d S em in o le finally to o k its first lead o f the n ig h t, 3736, w ith 1 5 0 left in the p erio d . A rro w Force X a ctu a lly took a fiv e-p o in t lead , 42-37, w ith second s left In the quarter, b u t B u lld o gs sta r E.J. G o rd o n hit a three-p o inter at the h o m to c u t the lead to tw o, 42-40. S e m in o le w as a b le to hold the lead fo r th e first h a lf o f the fourth qu arter, b u t a strange c a ll tu rned the gam e b a c k in fa v o r o f D eLand. A b lo ck ed shot le d to fast b re ak by G o rd o n , w h o w as a b le to force th e b all into the basket d esp ite a n A rro w Force X d efe n d e r hold ing h im from behind . T h e basket w as called go o d , and an in ten tio n al fou l a s a lso called , g iv in g G ordon tw o free throw s, w h ich h e m a d e , an d th e B u lld o gs g o t the b all b a ck , m ak in g the p o ssib ility o f a six -p o in t o r m o re play. D eL and o n ly en d e d u p w ith fo u r p o in ts o n the series, b u t it p u t th e v isitors b ack o n to p to stay, as they w ere ab le to a n sw e r an y Sem inole th r e a t C o rd o n finished w ith 2 4 points, 10 reb o u n d s an d tw o b lo ck ed sh o ts fo r tne Bulldogs. P oin t g u ard D a 'm o n H in so n also had a good n ig h t w ith 11 p o in ts, eig h t assists an d fiv e steals, an d 6 -fo o t-9 fresh m an cen ter K eith B ru m bau g h m ad e h is p res­ ence felt at the b e g in n in g o f b o th h alv es, fin ish in g w ith 10 points, six rebounds and three ch aises 4- —*—— o j T iuifitly a a a m s.* *— * m_ a ru rn c j — pootov wfricvfTi Seminole Community College head fcbactV K en Patrick above) talks th in g s o v e r w ith ' M s o q o n u Uurievg taken. the R a d e rs' 62-58 victory over the University of Virginia* on Friday. Sophom ore point guard Sheri Harrison (No. 20. right) has been impressive on defense since return­ ing from off-season surgery that caused her to miss the first half of Ihe season. F o r S em in o le, R o bin son w as 7 -fo r -ll fro m the flo o r and 6-o f-7 fro m the free throw lin e to fin ish w ith 20 p oints. H e also hauled dow n 10 rebo u n d s an d b lo ck ed six sho ts. D u P re w as n o t far b eh in d , scoring 18 p o in ts and p u llin g d o w n a g am e-h ig h 12 rebounds to g o alo n g w ith three assists and tw o b lo ck ed sho ts. A n th o n y T urner a lso had a n ice gam e fo r A FX w ith e ig h t points, fo u r rebounds, tw o assists and th ree steals. T h e ju n io r v a n ity g am e w as alm ost a m irro r im ag e o f the v a n ity con test a s D eL and w ith sto o d a stro n g co m e b a ck b y Sem inole to hand co ach R o bert M o o re's squ ad its first loss o f th e seaso n (6-1), 63-60. In b o y s ' gam es from Saturday: Ryan E xter p ou red in 25 points, w hile B rett Soccer Continued from page IB The final game turned out to be a heart-breaker for Winter Springs as the Bears fell to Seabreeze (15-3), 2-1, despite outplaying the Sandcrabs. Laurie Williams scored on an assist from Andrea Figliolini in the second half to break a 1-1 tie and give Seabreeze the victory. Lindsey Affolter scored an unassisted goal for Winter Springs, while Amanda Fraser scored the other Sandcrabs goal on an assist from Lindsay 5. Vann t B»m r a n 3k S*ml* . SCC (BUnkanM d 5. Leuchanka, Vaam, D rri* m dik Btodwt * o « i . S C C 1 ( M d w * * Leuchanka 2k FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 RA ID ERS to , CAVALIERS 54 U n l r o r i t y o4 V tz f ta i* O u k Th a w Stabtaa 1 1-13, H w iM n 1 0 0 3, leynoidt 5 3 13, Zadiariaa 1 3-4 4, Hatanan 0 OO I u*rrtotd O O T OL Camay 43-413, Kuhn 0 0. Packet 4 3-411. Prmtan 2 3-47, Cripk* 1 1 Total* 1913-22 54 >(12-41 __ 11-2 OO 2. W n n 0 0 2-2 2, Bradaht 2-2 (30 4, Ja tn o n 5-1 2-4 12. B*tl*y 2-2 0 0 L Harriaon t o 0 0 2, Jakcbaan 0-1 0 0 0, Thompson 0 0 2-2 2. C u m 0 2 0 0 (k Boyd 00 t o t , BUnkanMd 1-4 5-4 7, Dev*, 712 7-10 21, Ik h a nU o n 1-3(30 2. Laudunka 5 4 13-13 21 Tbtata: 31-5132-3* *2. HaUUm* _ SCC 39, U V A 27. T tu m p o M I. Hat Sorib _ U V A 7 (Reynold* 1 Camay 2 Zachariiak SCC 0-2 Oohrwcn O l , lakcbaw (3 Ik Ikam foul* _ U V A 23; SC C 24. Fotilad out _ non*. Tadmlcal* . not*. M n n k . SCC 24 (Leudwnk* Kk Rktundmn 5k ArnM* . SCC U (Harriaon 4 Johnaon 3k Steal* _ SCC 20 (BUnkanMd 4. H an U on 3k Blocked riiota _ S C C * (Dart* 2k H od g es a n d C h a d F o w ler c h ip p e d in w ith five rebou n d s a n d n in e assists, re s p e c tiv e ly a s W in ter S p rin g s d efe ate d F lagler-P alm C o a s t, 75-53. Isaac C o d re y h ad 2 2 p o in ts a n d e ig h t rebo u n d s an d Jared L ask ey d ish e d o u t n in e a ssists, b u t L a k e H o w ell cam e o u t o n the s h o rt e n d o f th e score, 5 9 50, to B rand on. GIRLS BASKETBALL T h e N o . 1 C la ss 6 A S ta te-R a n k e d L a k e M ary g irls p ro b ab ly g o t th e ir b ig g e st s c a re o f d ie seaso n so fa r a s th e y h e ld o ff R lv erview , 6 6 -6 4 , in the Sarasota G in si B ask etb all S h o w c a se Satu rd ay n ig h t fad Jack ie B e ik le d th e R am s w ith 2 5 p o in ts, w hile M eghan C h a m b e rla in h ad 1 0 re b o u n d s an d B ry n M o sier sev e n assists. L ake M a ry w ill h o st C la ss 5 A State-R an k ed W inter S p rin g s o n T h u rsd ay b e g in n in g at 7 5 0 p.m . P in e R id g e (10-4) to o k a 4 1 -2 2 le a d a t halftim e an d held o ff L ym an (9-5), 6 7 -6 3 , d e sp ite a 41 -p o in t effo rt from th e G re y h o u n d s in th e seco n d half. C e le ste H u d so n led L ym an w ith 3 5 points, w h ile K a tie R ad cliffe w as also in d o u b le figu res »l w ith 13 p o in ts. BOYS B U L L D O G S 55, A R R O W F O R C E X 51 D a L a n d (12-3) iy w » >121-2 a ConJon S-22 4 4 24. Andrawi (3104) Ot Whippta 1-3 (3 I 2, Hinacn 4-4 2-2 I I . S c t n y n 0-1130 a Brumbaugh 5 4 (H) 10. Total*: 21-53 4-13 55. S cm ino t* (10-7) Marring OO (30 0, Tryloc 0 4 (30 0, Polk 0-1 O l 0. Tkimar 4 4 O l X McCray 0-10-0 0, William* 14 0 0 3, C u d * <310-0 0, Fontaina 1-1 (30 2. Rofctnaon 7-114-7 20. DuTra 7-13 3 4 IS. Total*: 20-44 9-14 31. DaLand 12 17 11 IS _ M S w la a t* 4 14 22 * _ 51 n a * » T r iM Raid *0*1*.D a La n d 4-13( C a w d o r ,llt r a b r i 1-2.T V W 1l 4)1 Ww»tR«la > 4 (WUUama l-t , DwJ*aa |.J. Taylov <3Z McCray (313 Taira (aula _ DrLand 14. Samtnola 13. Fouled out ’ non*. Technical, non# i Rebound* _ DeLand 22 (Cordon 10. Beumbaugh *), S r m W e ,\J OJuPr. I I RoMnaon Id WUliama 4, Turner 4. Ttylor 31 Aariat* _ DeLand II ( H i m I k Snninol* 9 (DuPre 3. Taylor 2) Strata _ DeLand II (HJnacn 5k Seminole 7 (TUmer 3, WUliama 2k Charge* taken _ DeLand 3 (Brumbaugh 3k Seminot* I (Fontaine). Blocked (hot* _ DcLahd 4 (Cordon Ik Seminole 1 (Robtnaon 4, DuPre 2k TW ru ve n _ DeLand 12, Seminole 6, Junior vanity aeon _ DaLand 63. Srminola (4-1) 40. G IR L S P A N T H E R S 6 7 , G R E Y H O U N D S 63 Pin* R ld ga (10-4) Coomb* 4. Horn 3. Neal 16, Kiliingneocth IS, Wood 19. E l* i 7. Total*. 2711-14 47. L ym a n (9 -5) Wal 3, Raddiflt 13, Naa* 4, lludaon 35, Lemon 6. Total*: 22 13-2743. Pina R ld g a 20 21 10 16 _ 47 Lym an is 7 20 21 _ 63 Thraa-potnt Held goab „ Pin* Rldga 2 (Neal, Wood); Lyman 4 (lludaon 5, Radiiffe). Team foul* _ Pin* Ridge 19; Lyman 14 Fouled out _ non*. Outdoors — Brauer. The Bears lost the game despite outshooting Seabreeze, 15-6. The Sandcrabs also won the junior varsity contest by a 3-0 score. BOYS PATRIOTS 5, SAN DCRABS 0 U k t B u r n le y } 1 _ 5 Saabreci* 0 0 _ 0 U u l i _ l jk p Brantley 5 (Fulmorv 2, SUvik 2. Santos), Assists _ Lake Brantley 4 (Fulmorv, Zusi, Smith, Rolon). Shirt* on goal _ Lake Brantley 27, Seabreeze 7. Saves _ Lake Brantley (Singer) 5, Seabreeze 18. G IR L S SILVER HAWKS 1, HAWKS 0 Like Howell 0 1 . 1 Spruce Crack 0 0 _0 Coil* _ Luke llow rll I (Rrgtatrrk A u u h _ U k r llowrll I (D iv u l Shot* on goal _ U k r llow rll II. Sprucr C rrrk 12 S tir* _ Like llow rll [R xhjrd) 4; Sprue* Cfrrk 4. SAN DCRABS 2, BEARS 1 Winter Spring* 1 1 . 1 S o ib ra ti* 1 1 _ 1 Coil* _ Winlrr Spring* I ILinUwy AHoltrr); S r ib trrrr 2 (F r u r r, W U liinu). A u n t* _ S rib irrrr 2 (Briurr. FiglmJtm). Shot* on goal _ Wrntrr Spring* 15; Srabre*/* 0 S i*r» _ W inlrr Spring* (S th rri) 3. S n b n * / r Provttuiro) 11 Junior vanity _ Srabrruc 3, Winlrr Spring* 0. Briefs S A N F O R D C O A C H E S M E E T IN G The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department will be holding a Coaches Meeting for anyone interested in heading up a baseball team this spring on Monday (Jan. 22) at 6 p.m. at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. The SRD is also registering players for its upcoming Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball sea­ sons. The fee is $30 to register. Player Palcement and Skills Assessment Day will be Saturday, February 2nd, with Opening Day set for March 2nd. For more information call 407-330-5607 or visit the Downtown Youth Center in Sanford City Hall. L A S T D A Y T O R E G IS T E R FO R P O N Y Seminole PONY Baseball will be holding final registration for the Spring season this Saturday (1/19) between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the 5 Points Complex, State Road 419, east off of 1792 heading toward Oviedo. Five age groups are offered 5-6 (coach pitch, 50-foot bases), 7-8 (coach and player pitch, 60foot bases), 9-10 (player pitch, lead offs and stealing, 60-fool bases), 11-12 (player pitch. Major la-ague rules, 70-foot bases) and 13-14 (player pitch. Major League rules, 90-foot bases). Cost is $60 for 5-6 year olds and $75 for 7-andUp. Discounted rates for siblings. Prospective players must present a Birth Certificate at time of registration. For more information call 407-323-5570 or check the website at www.eteamz.com/seminole pony. YO U TH B A SEBA LL PLA YERS N EED ED F O R A U S T R A L IA N T R IP 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 2002 tour­ nament in Australia. "Selected players will have the chance to com­ pete 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, pro­ gram director. "It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportu­ nity." 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 in/n&coasttocoastitlhUtics.com, call 740-373-1455, or visit the web­ site at www.coasttocoastathletics.com. C o n tin u e d fro m p ag e I B tected b y law an d are harvested o n ly by p erm it, e ith e r a s nu i­ san ces o r d u rin g tightly regulat­ ed h u n ts, such a s the Public W aters A lligato r H arv est w hich o ccu rs e ach Sep tem ber. A cco rd in g to K y le H ill o f the F W C 's D ivisio n o f Law L ecals M TUB CS5C4KT COURT OF TH* 1*TH J I 0 U IU CM CM T m anofoa SCU W O LI COUNTY, FIO N D A JURISDICTION DW W 0N Caaa No. 01-CA-1J44-14-L EQUCAEDCT CORPOflATION OF AMERICA. SHERRY JASKOWIAK. *( *L. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uanl 10 a Summary FiraJ Judgment o l Forakoaur* Including Award ol Altomay» ’ F**« and Coata daaad Oriobar 5. 2001. antarad In Cm * No 01-CA-1269-14-L ol F a CrcuH Court d n* I4TR Judcial O raN In and In Samnoi* Cotaay. Flonka wharwn EQUtCREDtT CORPORADON OF AMERICA a aw PlamM and SHERRY JASKOWIAK and DAVID JASKOWIAK. tm huUand. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE W an Oafandanti I m * a*a to ai* and datl bidda, lo, caah. *1 M l Non* don at N SamnAa Courry Courtnou** n th* Cay at Santord. Fund, at n o o o'clock A M . on Tuaaday. ma 20 day ol January. 2002. *w m kwng daacrawd poparty. aa M l M l « lax] Summary Final Judgmanl oI Fontioaur* IncAxing Award ol AKomay* Faaa and Coala. to «* Lot 11. n Bloca SS. ol TOWNSITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA, accsrdmg to ma Plal lharaol aa racordad « PUI Book 2. al Pag* S4 avough S> o l Pi* Pubfec Racorda a l Samrnoi* County. Florida DATED **a 28 day cI OacamPar. 2001. MaryAnn# Mona, dark Oy Mary Skoupa Oaputy Clark i M Roaanthal. ESQUIRE E nforcem ent, nu isance allig ato r trap p ers rem ov e app roxim ately 4,000 alligato rs, and h u n ters take an o th er 2,000 in regulated hu nts e a ch year. "W h ile w e believ e the case ag ain st M r H arp er is so lid , it should b e rem em bered that crim inal charges are alleg atio n s, L ec a ls ADORNO A ZEOER. PA 2801 South Bayanon Onv* Su m 1600 kAatr*. Ftortda 33133 (306145S-SS55 E you ara a paraon aaPi a rkaatdPy onto, to paracipaM to *M ptocaadng. you at* awaad. M no ooal to you. to tta prmmon ol cartatn aaarallnca. Plata* contact Court AdrarWtrakon al 301 Not* Park Avonua. Suita N301. Sanford. Ftortda 32771 (407)323-4227, within (2) waking day* at you, raewrpt ol aw none*; * you ara haartog or vac# knpairad. cM 1 ( 600) 953•771. PubMrt January ». 18, 2002 MOSS__________________________ *4 THE CIRCLET COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 84 An d FOR EE WHOLE COUNTY. CIVE. DIVISION C A M NO: 01-CA-2447-14-W THE PROVIDENT BANK. INC.. ROBERT 0 LOVEL. JANE DOE LOVEL, THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT D. LOVEL; IF LTVINQ. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DCFENOANT(S), IF REMARRIED. ANO IF 0CCEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO A a OTHER PERSONS CLAttANO BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR a o a jn s t t h e n a m e d DCFENOANTIS); THE HONORABLE RAY VALDES. AS TAX COLLECTOR OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. L and a d efe n d a n t is innocent until p ro v e n g u ilty ," said Jo h n D uryea, A ssista n t S tatew id e Prosecutor in L e e C ounty. Interested p e rso n s can v isit the FW C W eb s ite at: w w w .florid aco n serv atio n .o rg fo r m ore inform ation o n allig ato rs and allig ato r h u n tin g in Florida. ecals NOTICt OF ACTION T O ROBERT D. LOVEL and JANE DOE LOVEL. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT D. LOVEL; IF UVINO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANTS). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPEC­ TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO A U OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN­ DANTS) WHOSE RESIDENCE IS: irWrown YOUARE HEREBY raarkwd to M* yon anawar a wrtttan dafanaa*. a any. to to# abova prucaarkng aMi Pi* Clark a l tor* Court, and to larva a copy Pwraot upon to* plants’* ■ttomay. wrtoaa nama and add*** •ppaar* haraot. wahn X day* iriar to* tm putauton o l Tm Notca al Autnn. toa naaaa at tow procwwctng bang a au* tor toratooaura o l mongaga against to* k**rtng daacrtwd preparty. tow*: UK 24 Btock B. THE COLON­ NADES FIRST SECTION, acooning to to* Pu, toaraol. a* racordad to Plat Book IS. Pag** 79 and X of Pi* Public Racorda ol Samtnola Canty Florida A.TOA 642 Cotonadaa Cora. Caaaatoarry. Ftortda 12707 * you la* to Ha your arwwar or wrt3 ton daTanm n toa abora procaadtog. on plantar* aaomay. a datault a « ba anlarad aganat you tor * v ratal ctomandad to Pi* CcmptaaK a DaIwJ Pa* day Ol DEC 2S 2001. 2001 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ByFMh King Oapuly Clark Law OMcaa at DanaIC Conauagra SPOt NcrPi Aitnana Aranua Tampa FL 33804-1041 L ecals Attomay* tor I Pubtah January B. 18, 2002 in th s o r c u tt c o u r t OF THS O O H T1IN TH ju o c la l emeurr M ANO FOR S I WN0L1 COUNTY. C A M NO.: O I-C A -IS S I-IM N RE; FORFEITURE OF SCI GRINDER, E T A L NOTICE OF FORFEITURE COMPLAINT TO : Richard A4an VknaWyna. J 1911 SU akxivS * Aranua Santord. Ftotkta 32773 to Bra toaowng prepary a Banal Grinda, al at Donald F Ealngar. to hta oSXM capacity a* ShanP d to# Samnota Coaay Ftortda, tomu^i to* omcara, nratogator* or agaraa. aauad toa abora proparty on w about NoranPrar 16, 2001, al or naar 1511 S. MwBortWta Aranua. Sanlord. Sarranola County, Ftortda. Said prepay o n t o * ajakxty d toa S horn o l Sammoto Comfy tor toa purpoaa a l tartaau* poiuarp to h o son* 832.701-832.704. Ftortda Statutaa. A Ccmptarr* tar tortapura ha* baan Nad to Pw abovwalytad Court. I HEREBY CERTIFY dal a sir* an) corract copy ol Ska None* a l F o la * o » CompMaP aa* kanwriad by U S. cartStad maA raaan racayp Iaqua*: ad, io pw abora-namad ................Pat M day cl Joxrary 2002. TaaN* M. Fh A o w Garrarai Counaai Ftortda Bar No. 0088826 Samnota Ccuniy SharPT* Onto* 100 Buah Bnaavod Santord. Ftortda 37773 (407)865-4803 Attomay tor Pmonar Pubaart January 9, 18. 2002 11072 �T he Seminole II eiulo Lecau Lecals M T N B C M C U T COURT O R T M iM M ra R T M THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF TH O NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF T H S NOTICE ON THEM Ubar creaton of Va decadent M A M ) FOR COUNTY. BAWFiraT. tlC, ■tanking untaf N Ftorkto. Im ol im sum M TERRY L McCOLLOUOH. P A ; and TERRY LEX McCOUOUOH. m m m m N O T K a OF SALE UNDER TAKE NOTICE M t u ___ Fwcrtta d property located In tankioM Corny, Ftorkto. m 242 U tm Drtv*. O w do. Ftorkto 32T86•089 and moia parvcularty FROM THE SOUTHW EST COR­ NER OF TH E SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 28, TOWNSFVP 21 SOUTH. RANOE J i e a s t , s e m in o c e c o u n t y , f v o r e ja . r u n n i r « r w e a s t ALONG TH E SOUTH UNE OF 8AIO SOUTHEAST IN OF THE NORTH­ EAST 1/4 144 SO FEET FOR A POStT OF BEOmMNO. CONTINUE N. St*4rS4' E. ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE 333 SO FEET. THENCE NORTH Ot'M'OS* E. 17SS0 FEET. THENCE 9 t r 4 r S 4 ' W. U S E FEET. THENCE N. ( T 4 » i r V*. 744 44 FEET, THENCE S S T S 4 T T W 27310 FEET. THENCE S 0 0 -0 4 W W. PARAL­ LEL TO THE W EST UNE OF SAIO SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 010*4 FEET TO THE POSIT OF BEOMNMQ. MORT­ GAGE RECORDED MARCH 3. 1*04 AT O R BOOK 337V. PAGE 1006. IS INCORPORATED HEREIN BY REF­ ERENCE (VM Trepan/), to *w (store recaaaary to h M / FM Ndgmud. shal ta taU lo t u Note* and ta il bidder lot cam 1 N S a n M a C a n y Co u T o m . 301 Mnrti Part Avanu. Sanford. Ftorkto. on January 34, 2002. at r * Waal Frore Door AT It 00 a m , In accor­ dant wta |43 031, Florida Stokrte*. Tta aate ad ta mad* purauanl to a Final Judgment ol Forodoauro datad December 21. 2001 MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK JAN 02 2002 c a m OF THE C M C U T COURT O f Ruti King J O N S KANE. E ta MATTER t HARSERT. P A 22S E. Rataiaor Straal. SuM *00 PO Boa 2034 Ortando, FL 32602 407-428-0044 < N o 0614202 PutdMe January 0. i s 2002 Bl T M CMCUTT COURT I COUNTY, C A M NO.: 01 CA-111-14-G WCHOLAS T. CHRYSOCHOS ANTOMS KALANAS COSTAS A CONSTANTINIOES N0TIC6 OF S A a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN But. pusutnl lo « Fmtl judgmanf dal«d January B. n C a m No 01 QA211*14-0, oTft# dfcurt Cc'url 04 ft#1 f t f a a rdi Jurtcial Dmrtd n m j l v mt - , l A- , _ Y ,.t4 . UtaaUAM^ta | otrnincw Vminy. |rionaa, if?*wfmw? MCHOLAS T. CHRYSOCHOS K t u Planod and ANTONIS KALANAS and COSTAS A CONSTANTM DES art V u Oalurtorss. I ana aai to t u hrghaaf and Daal b d k r tor caan n r * tatty at tia Waal Ficnl Door of Via County CaurVsuaa n Sanlord. Florida, at II OOam. on February 7. 2002. Via tolnalng daaerfoad proper­ ly tallotvi In Vu Final todgment Thai part of loft 1 6 2. Block A. Lata Weynun HagpM Subdvteton. aa racordad ai PW book 3. Paga 62. of r a Pubic Records at Banknote Canty. Florida, bang mora particu­ lar, drier bad aa U r n Begin a) a pant an Vu Nanti ana ot arid lot 1, arid point bang 4 34 Nat East of Via Nortfuaat comer ot and Lot 2. rune* n n SouVi 137 8 Mat to a potmen Vu SouVi Ina ct arid lot I. Sad pert bang 3.12 Mai Easrol to# Southeast comai ot and Lot 2: lance n n Weal 3312 Mat along t a SouVi Ina of aaaj Lou 1 4 2. to be SouVnaoal comet ot arid Lot 2; Vance n n Norn 137 23 Mat along Va Waal Ina ot aad Lot 2. lo Va NortRamat comar ot amid Lot 2: Vance Eaal along Va North Ina ot aaal Lou 1 A 2, 34 34 Mat to Va Dorn o* boKHOninn OATED n a 0 day ot January 2002 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF COURT By Mary Slrcupa Deputy Clarl V you era a person a m a riaabOVy ata naada any acccmmodteton In order to panrepute n Vaa procaadn g you are entitled, ai no coal lo you, to Vu prmraun of cartaer aaaraPleate contact Court 301 N Park Ava. 9 u U N -X 1 . Sanford. Ftonda 32771. (407)663-4227. wKtun 2 working day* ot your tacapl ot Vaa node* 4 you are hearing or voce Impaired, cal 1 #00-94367/1 John V Baum, Eta Florida Bar No 136040 213 South Swoop* Avanu# Maitland. FknM 12731 Abonay Mr PUnM Publish January 10,23.2002 11106 M TH6 CIRCUIT COURT FOR iE M M O a COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVI4ION FIM No. 0I-I33SCP IN RE ESTATE OF HELEN LOUISE MICHAEL DOUGLASS. NOTICE OF AOkUHMTRATION The acknnuErainn ot Va aauia ol HELEN LOUISE MICHAEL OOU GLASS, dacaaaad. Fta Number 01IX3-CP, la panting n Va Circuit Court, tor SamnoU Coir it, Florida Prabala Division. Va addreea ot ahrefr • P O Draeer C. Sanlord. Florida The name and a t t i u ot Va Paraoral Rapraaenuma and lha Paraonat Represented* s aoorray ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AI panone an ahum Via nokca ■» served » ho have ebnenone mai ctialarga Va rankly ot Va WA. t a quaiificaiiona ol lha Par ion al Rapuiannfrv* venue, or F-narkcaon ol t a Court are raqurad to Na Vaa obacMna adh Via Curd WITH­ IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OAIE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY D AiS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM At cradixi ol Va dreader* and o ta r perux'l having claims or demands egemal rtecadsnlf ■'I 'll on whom a copy ot Via nooca a served aahn Vita momh* aha* Va Jala ol Va km pubkeabon ol tors Cour! WIIHIN THf tA IE R OF m ut Na t a t ctosna ata (la C g a l WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PLNUCATION OF TH B NOTICE. M l CLANS. DEMANDS AND o b l c c t io n s n o t s o f e e d w u BE FOREVER BARRED Tta dato ol Va Out PiMcaOnn ot h a node* ■ Jaruary to. 2002. Jorae AOougMea 224 BtyVKtaa Rota Pwryvita. MO 21003 Anonay K an atiM . Baua. E ta FloikM Bar No. 117107 670 Norm Ortando Avarua, Suita 1004-A Makland, FL 32731 407-626-1661 Pubaah-January 1* 23.2002 6107 Bl THE CMCUTT COURT OP THE D W n S E K TH jUOtCLAL QRCUTT OP THE STATE OP FLORBA. COUNTY Caaa Na. 01-CA-146-14-L ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. INC. GARY P. 3EORETARJO, JANE DOE SEORETARIO, THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF GARY P. SEORETARIO. BARBARA J SEORETARIO. JOHN DOE. THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF BARBARA J SEORETARIO. V M tag.M a.U0M Q ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE ’ OF SAID OEFENOANTISI. if REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN Treks. davUaea. grant#**, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS, LJENORS. AND TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PER­ SONS C L M 6 N 0 BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEd DCFENOANT(S); JOHN DOE. THE UNKNOWN TENANT; JANE DOE THE UNKNOWN TENANT. Oehndtat(e). N O T IC a O F S A U Node* U hereby grvan ta l. pursuark to a Flrul Sikrmary Judgmart ot Foradoaua treated In Va above atytod cauaa. to Va Om ul Court ot SamnoU Crxrry Florida. I M l aa* Cunty, Florida, daacibta am LOT 37. TUSKABAY PHASE «. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 32. PAGE 31. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ArtUA 4364 Courdand Loop. WVaar Sprnga. FL 32706 at pib*c aau. to t a ta^aat and baal Uddar. tor cam. AT THE WEST FRONT OOOR SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y COURTHOUSE. SANFORD, FLORIDA. Florida, at 11 00 A M . on v a TVi (toy ot February. 2002 Maryann* Mona, dark Clark ol CIRCUIT Court BY Mary Stroup* Deputy CUrt L4W Qfflcwt of Danttai C C&nsu*gr* 9M}1Plof«iAe>riBr4«A?«nuB ' TtaipaFL 33604-1041 > AHcrnay* tor FLantit , . u i--l Pubkah: January 16. 23.2002 6106 M TH6 CIRCUIT COURT FOR •CMtaOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIYIS/ON FIM No.: 01-1773-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF RICHARD HAMILTON SHURMER N O tK S OF ADM M tTRATION Tta admmak aaon oI Va aetaM ol Richard Hamhon Shumar. dacaaaad. Fta Numtar 0 M 272-CP, to pandng to Va C m a C o a l tot Samncla Coinry. Ftonda. Probata Drvtecn. Via addraia ot Much to CMik ot Va Clrcuk Court. Peal OtOca Drawer C. Santortt Ftonda 327711202. Tta mma* and ad d ai aai ot paraonai lapraaantstrvai tltomay ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AI parton* on whom Vaa nohe* to aarvad who lava obRcbon* Vat chakenge v a vatokty ot Va m*. Va quakncaBora ol Va panonal rapraeantotova. vanua. or yrakclion ol Vaa Cowl are ramarta to IIM mart otyacboni wta via Cowl WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A I cartoon oI Va decadent and other paraona having claena or demand* againal dacadanr* anal* on whom a copy <6 0*a nokoa ■ data ol Va Nat puM rehon ol Ora nooca mual to* Van daana wta Vaa Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PU0UCAHON OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l oVar cartoon ot Va decadent and penona having claim* or demand* agairul lha dacadanr* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO F LED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tta dau ot Va in t pubAcuon ol V il Nooca ■ January 16. 2002. Panonal Rapitaamaiiva MARY JANE SHURMER *43 Wadgawoud Drive Winter Spring* FL 32706 Attorney lor Panonal Rapnaanuma: MATTHEW J AHEARN. ESQ Ftonda Bar No 0121734 DEAN. MEAO. EGERTON. BLOOOWORTH. CAPOUANO * BOZARTH, PA P O Boa 2346 Ortando, Ftonda 32302 2346 lelaphon* (407)841-1200 Faa (407)423 1631 Pubkah January 16.23 2002 HI 09 TH fcutcutr c o u r t OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIW . ACTION CASE N O : OI-CA-2707 DIVISION: 14-K CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORA IO N . in fR YI L D1MICK *1 al. 0*lanun:;t) NONCE OF ACTION TO ERiN L DIMICK LAST KNOWN ADDRESS It r n u g r DirvW Wednesday. January 16,2002 Lecals Lecals Lecals Lecals Lecals SarOonLFL 32773 CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN CAROLYN SUE OtoPCK LAST KNOWN ADORESS: 417 Rdga Ortva SaWord. FL 32773 CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER. ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE 0CAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES MAY CLAM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. g r a n tees, o r o th e r CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN ADORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS: Ut#(NOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED Vat an action to toradoa* ■ mortgage on 6 a tottowing ptoparty to SEMMOaCowvy. Florida: LOTS 14 AND 13. BLOCK A. FAIRLANE ESTATES. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGE I*. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA A l cradtart ol l a decedent and other parton having client or demand* egamti decadent'* eatate an whom a copy ot pa* Note* to and *1 ether penona ctonurg by. througb. imdar or agamit Vu above Defendant*. PRECISION APPROACH w e . a Florid* corporation. LAKEWOOO AT THE CROSSINGS HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC aFtonda corporation. UNKNOWN OCCUPANT It , UNKNOWN OCCUPANT 12. and al panua having any rt^a. claim, tne or BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST SHEILA R HOFFMAN. Ceedkrg. V hearing mpaead. (TDO) 1600-945-8771 of Vbtca (V)1-600B33-6770 Ua Ftortda Ratey Sanrtcas WITNESS my hand and Vu aaaf of vs* Court VS* day ol JAN 06 2002. art ragdrta to aanu a copy of yow wtaan daMnaa* wiem M dry* s Hw the Mat publication, 6 any. on Eefavarrta lAiaocUM*. PA., PtoataT* ahomay. whoa* add*** to *110 Corporal# Lake Ortva. 3rd Floor, Tampa. Ftonda 11634. and He 6h ortgkial wta va* Court arther a dtttolt wi6 ta antarta agaaiat you tor Va raktf demanded to Va Comptaev or patktan. WITNESS my land and Va aaal al V u Court an va* day of JAN 06 2002.2002. (SEAL) Maryann* Mon* Clark ol 6 a Court By.flu6i King Aa Daputy ciarlr Echevarria AAaaocMM*. P A P O B n 23016 Tampa. Ftonda 33622 3018 F01012I31 "Saa Amarlcta* wta Dtoatataa* Ad 6 you are a pefaon wta a dto*M6y who need* accommodation in ontor to partapata (n ta* proeaadng. you art anttota M no coal to you. tor Va provttawn ol certain ttaUlanc* PI**** aailact Court Admaaabatton at 201 N. Parti Avanu*. Sanlord. Ftonda 32771. latophon* number (407)663-4227, within 2 working day* ol you receipt ol va* docu­ ment 6 hearing impaired. (TOO) I800-943-8771 Puttuh January I S 23 2002 ktIO TH C C 6 K W T COURT OF T N i tJQ N TIEN TH JUDtCtAL CVtCUTT IN AND FOR 1EMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA •a v s ACTION CASE N O 86-1J40-CA OtVItKM 14-K FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA. SUCCESSOR BY MERQER TO FIRST UHIOH NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. JOHN A. MOORE, at M. . *> /. ,.i ....... D * l«b d a m iN o n c i OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauanl to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Fomctoaura dated Augjai 27. 2001 tad anlarta to Caaa NO 96-1240CA ol Vu Cvcwt Cowl ot to* EIGHTEENTH Artkcta Crrcwt n and tor SEMINOLE County. Fknla wharaai FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATION­ AL BANK OF NORTH CAROUNA. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UtaON NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA to m* Plaint* and JOHN A MOORE: SUZANNE REED: SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE COUNTY CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT; TEN A N T! I N/K/A ANNE MARIE MILLER. TENANT >2 F4K/A CHRISTOPHER MILLER at* lha DaUndant*. I wto a*4 to Vi* Ixghetl and bail (adder tor caan at WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA at 11 OOAM. on Via 7 day ol February. 2002. Via blow­ ing daecnbta property a* iet lorVi n la d Fra! JudgnenT LOT 1. LESS THE NORTH 200 FEET THEREOF. SUNSET BEACH ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8. PAGE 1*. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA AK/A 3 111 HOLLIDAY AVE. APOP­ KA. FL 32703 WITNESS MY HAND and lha aaal ot Via Cowl on January 8 2002 (SEAL) Maryame Mon* Clerl ol the Crcu* Cowl By Mary Stnamu Deputy Clerk Echevarria AAuociaW*. P A PO Boa 24018 Tampa. Ftonda 33622 4018 F96042147 "Sea American* with DwabMaa Act <1you are a parton wta a tkiabwty who nawda accommodaiKai ai order to parbopal* n Va* procearing, you are amnied at no coat to you. tor Vu provitaion ot cadan aaanlanc* Ptaas# contact Court Admnabahan el 201 N Perk Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771, latophona nwnbai (407)663-4227. witNn 2 working day* ol your i*c*<pl ol IN* docu mart. 6 hearing vnpaved. (TDD) I800944 87/1 PubUh January 16. 23. 2002 k ill IN (H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR s e m in o l e c o u n t y . FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION CASE N O : 01-I314CP IN RE: ESTATE OF FRANCIS S KACAR NOTICE OF ADHtatSTRAnON Tta aditannlralnn ot Vu eatate of FRANCIS S KACAR. dacaaaad. Fia Number 01-13IBCP, I* pending In lha Clrcwl Court lor Sammoia Coway. Florida. Probata Drvuun. r e addraaa ot which ta P O. Drawer C. Sanlord. Florida 32772 Tta name* and e n n u i of Vu paraonal repraaentahva and Vu panonal rapra»*nl*tiv*'a attorney era tal ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A l parton* upon whom Va* noeca u aarvad who have obyacbona mat ctiaienga m# v*ad«y ot Vu ml, Vu guatacaltont oI Vu panonal lapratantotiva vanua or yrriukciicd ol me Cuwl are laifueta lo N# Vue utyec Dona to lha court WITHIN THE LATEn OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OAIE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM dato ol V u to-ti putacaaon ol tat Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTEn THC OATE O f SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l oVuc cradtort ot t u decadent « VI mual tea Vue dam* ata Vaa Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLARIS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tta del# ot Mat pubkeamn at V n none* to January 18. 2002 JUDITH J KACAR 123 WEATHERBURN DRIVE ROSWELL GA 30078 BRIAN n IO C Attorney tor Panonal Raprmemanv* Ftorkto Bat *0772360 3074 Watt Lake Mary Btvd (136 laJaW aiy K -9V748- - - . 7*07)3236128 Pitokah January 18. 23. 2002 nti2 M TH B C m C U TT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH j u d ic ia l CJRCUrr 64 ANO FOR 6C M IN O U COUNTY. FLORIOA. PROBATE OIVI3ION CASE NO.: 6M117-CP IN RE ESTATE O f WARREN R McCLUHO. NOTICE OF A O M to tm U n O N Tta adwnaeakon ot t u eilale CfWARREN R. McCLUNO dacaaaad. Fa* Nurrbar 01-1117-CP, to pandng In Vu Canal Court tor Bemud* County Ftonda. Probata Dnrtucn. Vu addtaa ot wtveh I* P. 0 Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 32772. Tta name* and ad/rataat ol t u panonal repraaartorikr* and t u panonal lapratentativa'a anornay A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: A l panona upon whom Tfii nobca to aarvad who have otyecton* mat chalang* Vu vatokty ot lha w6. In* quakdeabon* d Vu panorul tapralenraevw. vanua. or prrtadctnn d Vu Court ar* raguead lo Na Vue ntyaclion* lo lha court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al aadton ot t u decadent and other parton having claim* or itomand* agaaut decad*nr* estate on whom a copy d tv* Nodes to dau ol Vu N il pubkeatnn of ihn nokca mutt No then d a m wta va* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF tl«S NOTICE ON THEM AH ffthgr (inthlurA of Itito tleaf*Hb*f>t fi«kii>g tliilftiS ‘ of dfrutrxh. fcgguru 1tilt tf»c«d*nr« •**•«• must W» thow c*s»ma Aith ttm Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FUEO WHL BE FOREVER BARRED Th# dais of hrsl puMcaton of ft* noflcw la January l a. 2002 Personal Roprosenlaliiva ELIZABETH ANN GUILFORD. IlflOa RUTGERS DRIVE. RICHMOND. VA 23233 BRIAN R LOE Anornay for Parson giving Nodca Ftortda Bar #0722560 3074 Was! Lafca Mary Btol 4136 Laka Mary. FL 32746 (407)323 6128 PVbisR January 16. 23. 2002 Illt3 m THC CIRCUIT COURT OP THC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT m ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORDA CASE NO.: 01-2466 14L UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, by and through lha Secretary of lha DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. Plar*ift. v«. ROBERT T RIOS and LISA O RKDS. Ns wJa. and UWffOWN TENANT SOW N ERS, Dofimriiints NOTICE OF SALE Notice a hartby given fta*, pur* luint to lha Order or Final Judgement antared in fto causa hi lha Circuit Court of Sarnmota County. Florida I w»4 sail ft# property trfunl #d in Sarmnot# County, Florida LOT 26* BLOCK B STERLING PARK UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 16. PAGES 92 ANO 93 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIDA and commonly knoan as 643 S*4ito* Dnva. Casaaftarry. FL. 32707 al pubkc *ala. lo fta Nghetf and b#sl bvddof lor cash. M i ft# a«st front door of tbs Srmmoio County Courthouse. Sanford, Florkfa. al 11 00 AM on February 5. 2002 Dated MARVA74NE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary SlroufHi Dcpufy Clerk In accordance mth AmencanB With Osabdiles Au, pervons with ckaabtklies need-ng a special accom­ modation lo partetpato m this pro­ ceeding should contact court AdruimsUabon a! leiephone number (4077665-4330. not later man seven (7) days prior to the proceeding II hearing imparted, (TDD) 1 600 955 6771, Of VOce (V| I 600 955 8 770. via Florida Relay Service Mason AAssotales. PA 17757 U S 19 North. Suite 500 Clearwater. FL 3)764 (727)536 3800 Publish January 18, 23. 2002 11114 IN THEC1RCUIT COURT OF THC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION Caaa No.: 0I-CA-I475-14 K BAT FINANCIAL SAVINGS BANK fsb i ihi tliM ML STEVE WATKINS and ’•». 'ENNE WATKINS nn'irdng arry uranovirn spoutes ot the above D e f e r v as well as their unknown hairs, devisees grantees assignees, ftaddnrs Servers *>1 o* I' usIinm Dafandant(*| NOTICE OF ACTION TO. JULIENNE WATKINS. Indudng any imknown apoueai of th* •bov* Oatuxtort. at w*4 a* hto imanown ta**. dm****, grant***. truer#** and al other peroon* ctormmg by. Smugh. imdar or agamet JULIENNE WATKINS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 6wt an ackon k) kxactoaa on Vu tokmvtog rad property and to reptwvy Vu fohowmg personal proparty In SammdaCoimty. Ftorkto REAL PROPERTY Lol 24. LAKEWOOO A T TH E CROSSINGS UNIT FIVE, toxontag Id Vu plal Vuraol. a* racontod In PW Book 36. Pag** 47 and 48. Pubac Record* ot Sarunof* County. Ftonda ha* bean Mad agtonel you and yew ar* rarperad to tan* a copy ol your written datanaaa. 4 any. to 6 on Edward B Pnkhard. PtomMTa Htornay, whoa* addraaa to 3309 Gay Street Sun* 203. Tan«*. Ftorkto 33603. wrVwr X day* after V u kret V u Oarti ot Vu Court, erttur baton •annea on Plantiff* attorney or viYTunataty Buraafter; oVuneu a ■ detain w6 b* entered agamtl you tor th* raktf demanded m v u ChmpMnf. OATED ftis (toy of JAN 07 2002. 2001. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ByRuViKJng Deputy Dark Pubkeh January 16. 23.2002 IIII3 IN TM « CVTCUtT COURT O FTH 8 I8TH JUDICIAL ONCUfT M ANO FOR S tM N O LC COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. WCA-1V23 14 L NATlOffSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Piamtif?. vs. KAREN B SMITH •< u i . #f of. D«f#ndant<s). NO TKC OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuont to ft# Fail! Judgm#r4 »rvi#F#d ft this cos# now pending in said Court, ft# tlyi# of which it intkcalvd I ww See To Tta Hx/Uil And B**i Brddw For Cash al Watt Front Door. SEMINOLE COUNTY C O U R T­ HOUSE. X I North Park Avanu*. Sanford. Ftonda 32771. On Th* 7m Day Of February .2002. th* Folowing Described Property Aa Sal Forth In Sard Order O r Final Judgment, To-We Lot 104. UNIT FIVE OF MOUNT GREENWOOD, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A3 RECORD Ell IN PLAT BOOK 40 At PAGE So­ rt OF HIE 1*1HU 1C Ml t.Olifl J OF 3EM040LE COUNTY. I LUPIIUA ■ ORDERED ATSEMINOLE COUNIY '.FLORIDA, dee Tin day ol January 2002 MARYANNE MORSE A l Clark. Circuit Court SEMINOLE. Florida By Mary Stroup* A* Deputy Clerk SPEAR 4 HOFFMAN 70S South D u u Highway Coral Gabtoa. Ftonda 33146 TeUphoru (304)666 2299 Person* wta dtoabaty who need a specie! accommodation lo parherpal* to m*» proeaadng ahouk! con­ tact AOACoordvutor al X I N Pad Avanu*. Suite N , Sanlord. Ftonda 32771. at toast five day* prior to Vu proeaadng Tetephoru: (40/13234 3 X Est. 4227: 1 800 944877ljTOO), or t BOB935-67701V). via Ftorkto Relay Seme* rrc Pubkeh January 16. 21. 2002 11116 IN THC CIRCUIT COURT. M AN O FOR tllR N O L * COUNTY Caaa No. 0I-CA-I6I3-14-L ROY S THOROOURNE. CYNTHIA LEON Defendant NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mal pursuant to FmaJ Judgment of Fmectosuie enursd in mo caaa al ROY S TItOHBOURNE. Plamoft. vt CYNTHIA LEON. Oefandanl. ei v u Cvcuf Court, m and for Saminol* County. Ftonda. Casa No 01CAI8 1J-I4L. m* undersajiud Clark wiii set el pubkc tal* lo the leghetl and bail tedder tor cash al West Irani door of Vu Semmofe County Courthouse. X I N Park Avenue. Sanford. Senwroi* Cormfy. Ftonto. al lha hour of II W a m. on Vu 31 day of Jaruary. 2002. Vial carton real property situate and bang n Semerote County. Ftonda. dtaerbed The North 1/2 of lha SW 14 ol m* NE 1/4 ol Vu NW 1/4 of Section 3. Township 22 South. Mange X East, Sanwroi* County. Ftonda Sublet lo road rkViti of way aval V u North and East X teat Vuraol A/Va Lol 21. Muriels Lak* Relic rl Maryann* ktors* Clark ol THE CIRCUIT Court By Mary Straupe Deputy Clad FRANK C WHIGHAM, ESOUIRE. P O BOX 4648 Sanlord, FL »7 7 2 4848 Pubksh Janua/y 18. 23, 2002 11117 Vf THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 01-CA -I7M -M L BANKERS TRU3T COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA N A . N O T IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS TR U STEE OR ITS PERMITTED SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS ON BEHALF OF VENOFE M ORTGAGE TRUST 19933 PLAINTIFF VS ROBERT A HOFFMAN IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH UNOER OR AGAIN3 T ROBERT A HOFFMAN SHEILA R HOFFMAN IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTifS CLAIMING AN INTFREST eta l OEFENOANTIS) N O T X IO F FORECLOSURE 1 A U NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN o r auanl to a Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated January 4. 2002 entered n CrW Cat* Na OfCA I705-14L of Vu Cirouk Court a l v u 18TH Judaal cvcut to and tor SEMINOLE County. Sanford. Ftorkto. I m l sak to Vu hrfVual and baal bidder tor cash « t u Waal kod door al V u SEMINOLE County Courthouse touted al 310 N. Park Avarua n Sanford, Ftorkto. k i l l 00 am on Vu 3 day ol February. 2002 sal forth In said Summary Final LOT 90 HOLLOYYBROOK PHASE N. ACCOROINQ TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF A3 RECORDED 64 PLAT BOOK X . PAGES 3 THROUGH T, IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA Dated Vs* 7 dry of Jaruary. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cter* Ol Vu Ckcu* Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk Pubksh in: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICE3 OF DAVID J. STERN. PJL. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 3. Untvanvy Ortva Sun* 300 Plantation. FL 33324 (944)213-6000 01-71631 (GEHB) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona wta dnshiMlai tuadng 8 specMl atxOTTvriytelfcjn ahoMd contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-666-4227. 1600944-8771 (TDO) Or 1-600633-6770, via Ftonda Relay Sanrtu Pubksh January 16. 23, 2002 IH18 M TH I CMCUTT COURT OF THE 18th JUDICIAL CMCUTT, » f ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL C A W NO: 01 CA HOB 14 L NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO. PLAINTIFF VS RAINEIL R. JONES. IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST RAINEU. R JONES: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAJNELL R JONES. IF ANY; CITIFINANCIAL EQUITY SERVICES. INC ; JOHN DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFEND ANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 6AL6 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur suant to a Summary Few! Judgment ol Forectoaure dated January 4, 2002 entered m CrW Case No 01 CA 2209 14 L ol the Cecurl Court ol Vi* Ikrh Juekoel Cecuel m and for S IU IH O U I Cnunry. ISAHFOnD. Monde, I V* H i kr ua ttgluat bast bettor tor cash al THE WEST FRONT DOOR at * u SEMIN! County Couviou** tocalad M 310 N. PARK AVENUE In SANFORD. Ftorkto. *111 OOam. on Vu 9 day ol February, 3003 V u totora daaenbad property aa sal forth in said Summery Ftoal Judgment to­ wn LO T 76. THAILWOOO ESTATES, SECTION ONE. ACC OR DING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 16. PAGES 27 ANO 26 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated Vs* 7 day ol January. 2002. (CIRCUIT CO U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Vu O c u l Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clark Pubksh ire THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 3 Urwamry Dnv# State 300 Plantation, FL 33324 (944 |23J8000 01 -76431 (FM)NCU IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, parson* with dteabtoua ruedmg I Tpyta j tnoukl contact CCXJRT ADMINISTRATION. ft# SEMiNCXE County Courftous# #1 407 665-4227, 1 600955 8771 (TDO) or 1800-955 6770. vi# Florida R#Uy Seryic# PufMah January 16* 23. 2002 11119 IN T » £ CIRCUTT COURT OF THE 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DfYtSION CASE NO.: 01CA-2793-14-L WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. FA. ALDO ANGELINI AUREEN ANGELIN!. AVONDALE FUNDING COM. INC. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHUCK C MEAD UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f JOHN M BRIGHTON. JOHN DOE. JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUfUECT PROPERTY, Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO AVONOALE FUNDING COM. INC (Addr#** Unknown) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that on action lor For#cloaur# of Mortgog# on ft# M o w rg degcrftedi property THE W EST 10 FEET OF LOT 5. ALL OF LOT 6 ANO IHE EAST 30 FEET OF LOT 7. BLOCK T . HAHLANDO SPRINGS TRACT 73. SEC­ OND RE PLAT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 9. PAGE 3. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA A .KA 855 ARDEN STREET. LOffGWOOD FL 32750 has ba«n agaimt you and you .no requited Id lerv# a copy of your written defences, if any. to 4, on Marshal C WMton. P A . Anorney lor Pljinfifl. whoys iiddreet m 1600 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33309 wINn ft#ly (30) 'day* after th#' firi* puOftcatun of fti* Nonce ft the (Please publish m THE SEMIffOLE HERALD) and fit# lha ongmel wth fta Dark of f t « Coutl #»fhar bafora t#rvic« on PLunbff* attorney or armedralfty fte»««n*f. ofterwt*# a default wd be enterod ogomit you tor fte relief demanded m fte corrp^nt In accordance «nft fte American* wift Di*ab<lufes Act P#r*on* wift DisabfLhes neec*rg a special accornmodanon to padcipal# -n ftt* pro­ ceeding shutjid contact ft* Court AdrrurMSiralor al 201 N Par* Avenue, Sanford F L 32771. Telephone Number (407)323 4330 no! later than seven (7) day* pnor to fte pro- PO## 3B 2002. (SEAL) Mao Ann* Mors* Aa Cterk of Vu Court By Hud King Aa Deputy CUrk Pub*ah (Pteaa* pubksh In Tta Pubkah January 16. 23.2002 U!20 M THB CM CUIT COURT O V TH B tV TH JU O fCU L CMCUTT. IN AMO FOK 6 U B N O L I COUNTY, FLOMOA CTV1L HVTSfON C A W NO.: H-CA-3077-I44. BANK OWE. N. A , GERALOINE J. LANE; O C T A VIA CAMBKAN: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GERALDINE J. LANE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OCTAVU CAMFRAN: CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. MC. FM/A ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICE. INC.; DONALD D COLDER; NELLIE COLDER; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, M THB CMCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH M H O IU CMCUTT M AN O FOR S IM 6 4 0 U COUNTY, FLORIOA C A W NO. 01-CA-T777-14-K EMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION TERRY JENKINS. SHARON R. JENKINS. TRINA MARRERO. AS TRUSTEE, and not panorraiy urdar v u provraiona of a Trust Agtaamarv dated Vu 3rd day of May Year Ten TTnuaond. Known as True! Number 2413 Kay Ava.. LarWruto; ark, at unAnown partus claiming by. toraugfr. urdar or agstott Vu above named Defendants, who ar* not known to b* dead or akv*. whaVur grant***, to taradpa* a lowing prapar Ceurty Ftonda, t THE SOUTH 7 F K T O F L O T 6, ALL OF LOT 7, ANO T H * NORTH 16 FEET OF LO T 6, BLOCK 10, WYSSNEWOOO, ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 4. PAGES W . 63. AND 94. PUBLIC RECOROB O F S E W NODE c o u n t y , f l o n o a era rwsxrad to aarv* a oopy ol y w V any. to I an DOUM, P A .. PtoSnET* C. ZAMM. te 1 M X U S IV '— 7 t* N<K*L 9 u6V 300, Ctoen— ar. Ftortda JJ784. artVSn VSrty (X ) day* Mar V u (rel puMtoe»on or V u Nu*c* o# Actesn, and ■* Vu o rV u l wta V u dark of tote Court al X I N. Part Avanu*. Sanford. FL S 7 7 I. etaar batov* m, * n WITNESS my hand and aaaf of VU Ca ul an Ma day of JAN OT 1000 2002. NOTTCI OF (Pleas* pubtah to THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN pwsuant lo a Ftoal Judgment of Foratooaur* dated Vu 4Vi day ol January. 2002. and aratrad to Caaa No. 01-CA-2C77-14-L ol Vu Cktul Court ct Vu ISTH Judktef O c u * to teid tor Sammote CouYy. Ftortda. wharwn BANK ONE. N. A la ( u PtotoMT and GERALDINE J. LANE; OCTAVIA CAMBRAN. CITIFINAN­ CIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. MC. F/K/A ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICE. M C ; DONALD D COL­ LIER. N ELUE COLLIER. U7MNOWN SPOUSE OF GERAL­ DINE J. LANE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OCTAVIA CAMBRAN. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (3) M POS­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY I w6 aaito Vu Ngheal and best tedder tor cash ai V u WEST FRONT OOOR OF COURT­ HOUSE ol V u Sammol* County Courthouaa. to SaminM* County. Ftonda. al If 00 on ( u 3 day of February. 2002. Vu Mowing daaortoad property as set torth to sad Ftoal Judgment, lo-wK LOTS 7 ANO 6. AVACADO TER­ RACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 13. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE. COUN­ TY. aORIOA. AMIA 1101 WEST 2ND STREET. SANFORD. FL 32771 In accordance wta lha Americana wta DuabiM** Act. Paraona wta Ors*b*b*t naatkng a apacral accom­ modation to parkopat* In Rea procearkng should contact V u Court AdmmU irMot to X I N Park Avenue. Sanlord. FL 32771. TeUphoru Number 1407)323 4 3 X not later then seven (7) days pick to r e proceertng If hearing wpairert. (TDO) r n o v u i r r r « uarw iv)t eoo 944-0//u Via rruckle Meuy lervkw* Dated vaa TVi day <4 January 2002 MAFTY ANNE MORSE Clare Ol Tta Ckcu* Court B y Mary Slroi«e Deputy Clark SubmMad by: Law Once of Marshal C. Watson 1800 NW 49Vl Street. Surf* 130 Fort Lauderdale. Ftortda 33300 Telephone (964H33036S Facsenrte: (944) 771 6032 01-0X42 PtA/kahJanuary 18. 23. 2002 11121 davrsaas. 24 t l Key Avanu*. 32771 ______ YOUARE NO TW ED VuT an I assrgnaaa. or offer claimami. TEN AN T *1 anrvor TENANT 12. Vi* parttes vlandad to accouV tor Vu parson or NOTIC* OF ACTION TO TERRY JENKINS ANO SHARON R. JENKINS, and a* unknown partus claiming by, Vrraugh. urdar or sganvl the above named Oafandam. who is not known (SEAL) Mary Arm kbyte Clark of Ve O euk Court ByfluVi Ktog Deputy Cterk PiM ta to: Tta Samkiol* HanM Prb*taJarkj*ry 18, Z3, 2002 8122 NOTTCI OF PUBLIC B A L I ALTAM0NT1 TOW M O. BKLUNCLAMBD V D 6 C L I AUCTION 117 MARKER S T. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGMS AT 1(700 AM. BOLD AS 19 NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE. SELLER RESERVES THB RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL B O S P U R 3 U A N T TO F 9 71178 M HON IMO NISSAN JN1H836P0LW143006 1866 PONTIAC 1G2NE27U4QCS23000 4886 NISSAN IN4BU3106SC293287 1864 CHEVY 1QCBSI4B6C21 1862 FORD 2UA2226C0602343 1867 GMC IQTCM13Z2HBS01061 PHONE 6 407-3390700 Pubaah: January 18.2002 H123 NOTICE OP FUBUC AUCTION Nokca la hereby grvan: McConru* Towtrrg «• •*« at Pubfc: Auction For Salvage lot Cash on demand to huyuto Jan 3 9 02 87 Tbyf 1NXBA02F 8VZS66787 F#b 2 02 84 Dock) 2MHft2TT t nO O KJM P «b 4 * U 32 Ford 181443794 81 Ford 1FMDU34X0MUO86779 2-4-02 BIToyd 4T1SV21E3MU30000S 86 CT*y 1C3BF86P0QX587921 M . 04-02 BOOaawoc1 KLAJB32ZTXK333868 Tta Aucvon m i be hah) at 8 00 am. on aafd datta above McCann** Tavtag 4Recur try, 2800 Sanford Ava. Sanford. FI. 32773 valkcl** on* hou prior to sate. Tamu ar* -CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS’ McConrufl Tbwtog raaarva* Vu rV V to acoapf os rayed PutaehJanuary IS. 3003 1124 CO UN TY BCC PROJECTS: 1. Preyed PS-3I10-0I/BJC • Continuing Same** tor Road Surface Condition Survey T H E PROJECT HAS BEEN CANCELED. 2. Preyed: FC-1I76-C2/9JC Carersi Transfer Station HVACRanovabona. Pre-Bid Conference Friday. February 1. 3002 at 300PM Dua Date February 11, 2003 to 700 PM local ten*. To guararaa* racaipl of addanda. 1 la Vu raapondarea' raaponatoftey to conlad Vu Saminol* County Purchaamg DMaion pnor to Vu dal* of Ion te alto svaiabla on t u County's For r SurmaPun on any al Vu Seninoi# County BCCprojaets, p*ea»e visa our web page of www co. samnoi* 6 ua/buan*terpurohating or cal 407 863-7116 Pubksh Janury 16.2003 1117 *T. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Ohres Written Nodce ot kWanded Ptetrtct Decteton Tta Distnci grvea rroaca of «s rears u teau* a parnu to t u tortoenq spetecani(t) on February 12. 2003 Ralomud Ttaotoguf Sameury. 1231 Rafomukon Dnv*. OvUdo, FL 32769 appkeatron *4-117-22103-13 Tta pro|ad ■ tocalad ei Sanenoi* CouVy. Sachon 14. Towrrthgt 21 South, Rang* 31 EaaL Tta ERP appicaaon te tor rmkllcalian to Vu prevnuafy eauad surteca water managamant par-mis saaoad wta oonatrucaon of Bukkng I, 9 9 and T wafkn t u natomud Ttaotogcal Samnary Tta racarvrng eaterbody la Long Lab* Colonial Ratty Ud Partnanrvp. 2101 6*1 Avanu North. Ekrmrngham, AL 33203. kokaiicri *4-117-23670-47. Tta preyed M located kr Samnoia County. Section 01. Township 30 SouVi. Rang* 28 Eaal Tta ERP apptcakoi it tor nkxMcaOon to Vu prevtoualy tesuad surtac* water managanunl pamrtei associated wta conabudron tor a mute-tanWy aparerunl oomplea known a* lha Colonial Grand at Heathrow, Phase V Tta recarving waterbody te Vu Island Lak# Tta Natfsl coreanng each ol Vu above Sated appkcaoon(t) ar* avadabte tor napecron Monday torough Frktey ascapl tor legal holiday*, 6 00 a m to 4 00 p m si Vu SI Johns River Water Managanunl Dwtrtd Haadguartats or t u appropriate Same* Career Tta Oamd ate lak* acbon on each pared app*calron listed above unless a penbon tor an ackniniairstiva proceeding (hearing) is Nad pursuanf to Vu provrsuru ol Sections 121) 360 and I X 37, Ftortda Sutures Chapter 28-106 and 40C1 1X7. Ftonda Adnsnuiraev* Coda (F A C ) A parson ehos* substantial ntarests ar* sleeted by any of Vu Darnel's pro­ posed panreong decisions stenMad above may paobon tor erkievak aOva hearing n acconlanc* w.lh Sections t x 368 and 120 37. F .9, or a! parttea may reach a witten agraamare on nudaoon aa an aaamalfv* remedy ureter Sacbon 1X373. FS Chooaaig medaoon ate not adversely aftad Via ryw to a hearing f nuduoon Joes m l raauk in a seftumani T ta procedure* tor pwsurng madteiun art set torth si Section 1X373. F S . end KAaa 26-109111 and 26 -1X 401 -406. F A C Panoore must cnmphr wta Vu racaaramarsa of Florida Ajrmrvstrsnve Cod*. Chapter 2 6 -IX and be Nad Wta (racarvad by) Vu Dinner Cterk. tocatad al Oamd Haaikyurtats. 4049 Raid SlraaL Peialk*. Ftonda 32177 Pennons tor adnumabaiiv* hearing cn Vu above app*caban(t) mual be toad wifhm twanfy one (2 1) days of pubbeatun ot V u nobca or wtaar haarVy era (26) days of Vu Disord depositing V u mcc* ol nssrk n t u me! lor trot* paraona to whom lha District make aduai nobca Fetor, to to* a paoaon wahei V u Sma period that constitute a wsever ol any ngre such parton may h a u to raxsaf an admnatraM daMrewiaaon (hearing) mter Seceona 1X 36 6 end I X 37, F 9 . concameig v u u/yed pemvi appicaaon. Pafktoru wfwh are nor Mad to accordance eta t u above provurore ar* aubyadto oamraaal Bacaua* Vu admnslratrv* hearing process * daargnad to toms tela h ut agency acton. Vu hung a a ptMun rruan* Fiat Vu Drabids Nrul acton may be dVatani irom v u poaeon taken by 4 ai V u nobca of raanL Parson* eSioaa subalarsiaf rkarasts wd be affected by sny such bnal daemon ol Vu Dtebld on Vu application hsv* v u rk/il to bacanu a party to V u procaadkig. n accor­ dance ata the reguearrarta sal torn above Gloria Lewis. Director. Orvtaron ol Psrnvl Data Services Si John* Rrver Water Managemere Dtatod Pubksh January ft. 2002 M IX �I . r Page 4B Wednesday. January 10. 2002 L ecals m o t t o o s a u c t io n Thie auction me ba h*td on M n m i s o n m * oo a m m m s AubiAve , Oviedo. FL. •a n N e M on trm day before ihe Auckon Iron M M irtt (PM Tama ara cash or carttftad fund* only CMado Towing m anai Via njfit to sccapl o* ratoa# any and al toa m The M diW q m M h ara offered kx bate 1468 TO YO TA C/UIRV 4 JT2SV12£6f0327304 1497 CHRYSLER STH AVE 1C3BF44P4WWI21452 Pirtah January 112002 ' R129 I of Pubffo Haartag A - Tha Sanford Airport Autoerty *■ j M t Pubic I MarYiq al 100 a m on . It . 2002 In Via Board Roan oI t a Orlando 1 lnlama*onal Airport. Ona 1 r n i - - ■------ a B l a J la n i n jjl srWVaiAnO D*rU , fOnllTOfU, t la to rscatva hput boma * pub- ragankng I t to tha Environmental Atm amenr dalad Augurt 1*07 tor ' Avalcm R unny MV771 Via Uaa ol Runway 4C/2TC tor Oparatom ot I n f* Oanatal AilaVon (GA) Aircraft ol f a Orlando Santord VaamaOonal AAportl . The BupptarrwrXaf Anafytto ta availebta tor ■wvtsw by d a pubic prior to ’d a hiartig al da offices ol d a ;Praatoam. Santord Arrport Audonry, Ona Rad Ctovstand BNd., Santord. Honda, during bu r n s hour* oI • am to S pm Monday rvoupi Friday. Hormadon can ba obtained by ,dg 407.5ffS 4001 : to/ Victor O. Whae. Eiecuffve Vtoa rutaad; January 1 1 2008 |V12S RUBIJC NOTICE WORKFORCE CENTRAL a O R IDA (WCF) la laaudg a Raquaal tor (RFP) to Lecals Court ol da l i d Judcal Canal to and tor Semdoto Cowry. Honda, whareei PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAGE, INC . a Plantar o o Maitano Pane: Sonia Fernanda*. Chat# Orovea Community Defender*!*), t rad *M to d a hHpiad and baal bawar t o cadi al al da Waal born door ol d a SamtooM County CourThoo*# d Santord. Honda. Senwicla CounTy Honda, al It 00am on da 7*i day ol February. 2002. da Anton* g daaertoad properly at ael And n aald Final Ju d g n w l to st LOT 1 H CHASE GROVES UM T 4A. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF, AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK 52. PAGES PAPS. O f THE PUBLIC RECOROS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORKM. NOTE. Pursuant to d a Fab Debt Coeeebon Pracbeaa Act you are — *■ i - - v aa- ■a — ‘ - a----- — ■ ------- j v t v w q m i m nw nrm is QMrnvQ to ba a (tod ooBactor M a ip in g to t o a d a dad and any toumiaSijn obtained a « ba uaad tor fiat purDated d a M i day el Janory, 2002. MARYANNE MORSE CMrt otanxit Court By Dorody W. Bdton Deputy CMrt Uta.— .aa----- - - - » - a t -----t J in* aBITWTeiS rW w j CODHJS 4 STAWIARSKI. P A 4010 BoyecnA Banavard SUM 450 Tampa, FL 33407 Wephone: (413)477-4004 01541000-2107 Pudtoc January 1123.2002 ■ 131 M TH 6 C M C U IT COURT OF THE U O H TU M TH JU D C U LC B C U T L ecals S T M CMCUIT COURT M A N O FO R I COUNTY, CASE NO. 02-2BCP V4 RE: THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH O C M E L U Tha adbUnababon ol tie EaMM cl JOSEPH C C IN CLU . dacaaa Caaa Nuitoer 02 20-CP. m panting d d a Cbcul Caul t o Sarnai Couay. Ftondi PrcbaM OMalcn. da adrtaaa ol which M SOI N. Pari Avenue. Santord. Honda 32771 Tha namaa and a J J e aaet at da ara aal torth bator* A l Mereat partona ara ragulrad to Be a id dto Court. WTTHW THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE (l)ald to ne agaaial d a EMMa and (2) any cbyacbon by an H a a d N paracn ta adorn Itrigai ttw quaJrftcailoni ol tNi Paracnal Ragr*««nlaVia, vanua, or JurtarleVon ol da OouL A a CLAM S ANO OBJECTIONS N O T SO FE ED W U . BE FOREVER BARRED Pubtcaaon ol vao Noon hao bagui on Jortoary 112009. KATHRYN NANCY O C M E L U 101 Rrvarpart Court Longanod. FMrtdi 32776 FRAM O M T. W ALTER EBOLARE Law OTHcaa ol FrarAAn T. PMIMil 112 Waal CtruaBtoal AAamorta Bprtnga. FL 32714-2502 Talaphona: 407-772-7333 to PutAelvJanuary 1 1 2 3 2002 4134 COUNTY, cm. ACTION OF T W OOHT11NTH JU04CUL CS4CUT M A N O FO R I COUNTY, CASE NO J R - O B t A H SUNTRUSTM ORTOAC*. INC. and capacdy to managa I’samor CommunVy Sarvrea Employment Program1 In a r region. The Senior Community Barvlca Employment Program (SCSEP) la .funded undar Tide V ol d a Older Americana Act TlYe program serves MARC C BOWERS A W A MARC BOWERS. N A l DatondanRa). N O T TO O F ACTION TO MARC C. BOWERS AACA MARC BOWERS LAST KNOWN AOORESS .54 year* eta or cedar and ado have 24*4 Ruining Springe loop poor emptoymarv proapedo, Tha CMado. FL 327*5 expected term tor a contrad awardad CURRENT ADDRESS: 2644 Running Springe Loop year, bom J U » t. 2002 and sitandCMado. FL 32765 dg torough June 30, 2001 provrdad ANY ANO AU. UNKNOWN PAR­ .1-------- “ TIES C L A M N G BY. TH R O UGH II UNDER. ANO AQAINST THE : Tha propoea, ____ __________ HEREIN NAMED INOfVIOUAL V l mtaa d a program operator ado DEFENDA74T(S) WHO ARE NOT ■wB daalgn. managa and deUvar vsrtKNOWN TO BE DEAD OR AUVE. i to WHETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST -Tha program AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEEST prodda uasAJ cam nwty aarvrcaa GRANTEES. OR OTHER ' jand to toalar eoonome aad adboanCLAIMANTS Ey through baindg and fob ptoceLAST KNOWN ADDRESS: mer* I n i n ' UNKNOWN CURRENT ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU AflE NOTIFIED da l an acam to toectoae a mongaga on d a tolowing properly In SCM WOUCouay. Honda: Individual LOT 56. i r m i CREEK PHASE 6I plana (lOPa) B. ACCORDING T O TH E P U T Developing community aennea I THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 51. PAGE IS) 71-74. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF UMItaOLS FBa N k 01-1247-CP M RE: ESTATE OF Mary June ftowal Tha artnMabaaon ol d a aetata ol Mary J u w Horn*, docaoead, Fla Nurtoar 01-1257-CP. M panring d d a Cecun Coun t o SanvnoM Couby. Honda, Probata DMoion. da addraaa oI ratard M: Poal Odea Drawer C Santord, Florttt 39772. Tha name and aJibaai of d a paraonat rapraiartabi a and da peraon* f t reprwpenuinvw IM^aiw Will i ran a i arv — —- a at • snomey Mn torth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A4 partona on whom dta notice M chttonge d a valtNy of d a ■ «, da guaitcaiona of da paraonal rapra* aentadM, *anm or d a MMrtaon of dM ooul ara ragukad to Ba dee obfacOona wah dta court WITHIN THE U T E R OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R THIRTY DAY8 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. » crarMora oI d a decedent and other paraona having ctakna ol domando agalnat decedent** aviala on whom ■ copy ol Vvo noaca M ■ 5 ^ 8 S 3 & a v s ,-A ? fir •Appiagtyad to aant I M fm EFjtoFl wnMan dalanaaa wtowi 30 daya alto p m and ccmplatad propoaala mual d a Aral pubbeadon. V any. on ■be aubmnad to da WCF odea not FA. talar than noon on Monday. li February 11 2002 Furder delaOe t i l t Corporate Lake Drive. 3rd .ara provtdad In d a Raquaal tor Floor. Twnpa, Ftokto 33634. am «to Proposal (RFP). RFPpecnagee wS da ongrai wid dra Court ardar ba avalabla altar noon on Friday, batora aarnca i January 11,2002. tatemetad pamea or anmartalaly can ocean a copy ol d a RFP by a dated* wE ba anlarad a^aw l you eendtog a taltar of fequeet to Cynffea to d a ratal demanded Elman, WORKFORCE CENTRAL Comptaml or pabMn. FLORIDA. 1101 lee Road, Suae WITNESS my hand and d a aaal ol 270. Winter Part. F I J27V0 r a Court on Vila day at JAN 10 Puteeh January 112002 2002. 2002. HI 20 (SEAL) M TH E C M C U T COURT OF TH E E IG H TU N TH JUO IC UL CtRCLHT at AMO FOR SEABN O U COUNTY. STATE OF FU3ROA Cm UM V ISK M . Caaa Mb 01-CA-IJO I Division K N A n O N S C R E U T FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION. "S U C C E S S O R BY MERGER TO JIATIO N SCR ED IT MORTOAOE CORPORATION OF FLORIDA. HAROLD L HARTWELL; .D O R O TH Y F. HARTWELL. E T A L . Defendant! a| . AMENDED M OTTO OF SALS , Noaca la handy given vial, pur­ suant to d a Onto or Fatal Judgment entered In toe cauaa. n da Cucua C a u l oI Semeide County Florida. I anv MU tha property a-tualad In Sam nda Cowry Florida deaenbed *ha; L O T a. BLOCK O. SUNLANO ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE JU A P OR P U T THEREOF AS R ECOROED IN P U T BOOK 11. PAGES 15 THROUGH 22. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA al pubic aale. to da Ngheat and baal ladder, t o caab al da Wan Front Door ol Via Seminole County JkJurtiouee. 301 Norm Part Avenue. “Santord, Florida at 11 OO A M on February 7. 2002 3 DATED. January 10. 2002 (SeaO Maryann# Mona Oar* ol d a Om ul Court B y Mery Stroups Deputy CtorA to accordance a id da Americana wan D tM B M M Act peraona n need ol apecfai accommodation to pametpara d Vue procaadng thai. wahn pavan (7) day! prior to any proceed mg. contact da Court adnanobabon Office or CtorA ol Cout ol d a Counry Valetenced above 4 haanng n Van ad (TTD ) I 400-055 5771. or Vcaca (V ) 1-400-455-4770, via Florida Relay Saryica Alert D. BreaAarone. Eagura Ma r k d b r ea k s to n e a a s s o ­ c i a t e s . PA. 12*7 Soud Myrta Avarua Clearwater. FL 33754 bubtah January 1 1 23.2002 130 IN TH E O R CIH T COURT O P TH E1 4TH | JUDICIAL CtoCUfT OF FLORIDA M AN O FO R S C M M O L l COUNTY GENERAL jU m S O C TIO N DIVISION No. 00 CA 1033 14K YbKBto Reetoencal Morlgag.. me. PLAINTIFF. Unano Pane. Sonia Famandar al **■' d efen d a n ts am ended N onet of foreclosurb sa le Nunc# M hereby gben d a l puluant to an Order Raaehaduimg Foradoaura Sale dalad January 9. 2002. and aniavad In owl caaa num bar 00 C A 1032 U K . ol d a Circt»l CMrt ol da Court ByRudKIng Aa Deputy O ert Echevarria LAeaodarae, F A PO. Boa 25014 Tampa. Florida 33422-4014 F01Q10402 “ See Amareane w«h Draabdaea Ad It you ara a pa>*on a d a rtaanaty who naada acoommodaeon In o to paiHapala d dra procaad n g you ara antatod al no coal you, da ptovtaaton ol certain aauitoi Piaaaa contact Court Arbnnabaoon at 201 N Part Avenue. Santord. Florida 32771, lataphcma number (407)445-4227, wrthm 2 wortmg daya ol you racepl oI d a docu­ ment; If haanng enpairad, (TOO) I 400-4514771 Pubkah January 1123.2002 11132 to to VI THE e m e u rr COURT FOR tEM V IO L l COUNTY. a v n . d iv is io n Caaa No. 01-CA-2347-14K OCWEN FEDERAL BANK. FSB. R06EHT L HARDY; 1 a l. N O T TO OF ACTION TO: ROBERT L HAROY 114 Mayfair Cvcto Santord. FL 32771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED dal an *> toracloea of mongaga on da t o lowing deecribed proparly *1 SanwioM Couby. Honda. LOT 7, BLOCK E. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT 2. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORO­ ED IN P U T BOOK II. PAGE 100, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA haa bean lied agamat you and you a n requited to larva a copy ol you wnben dalanaaa. 4 any. to 4 on SMITH A HIATT. P A . PiamMreenornaya, whoaa addraaa a 2591 East Oakland Part BM t. Suita 303, Fort Laulerdaie. Florida 33306, aimm 30 daya bom *nl dale at puweabon. 2001. and *M d a ongmal aid da CMrt a| a n Court ardar baton >armca on PiaaaV* ademaya or arvr»dlataiy inaiaahar. odanmaa. a default «• ba arvarad agamal you to orpataion DATED on JAN 10 2002.2001 Maryanna Mona, dart CMrt of d a CIRCUIT Court By Rod! King DapulyCMrt IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT CO UR T ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. SANFORD, RO RIO A 32771. TELEPHONE NUMBER (407)3234330. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED iNO. IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TDO| 1600455-4771, OR V O C E (V) 1 400966-4770. VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE Pubta/i January 14, 23 2002 II133 C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 S e m in o le H e r a ld C la a a lfle d D e p t. T o P la c e Y o u r A d V * $ l iW f T J i B AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF T H U NOTICE OR THIRTY DAY 3 AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM other creator* or me oeceaenl *nd peraon* having dam* ol n u t Ne dee ctaana and t a court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FLED W H BE FOREVER BARRED Tha daM of *nl pubtcaaon of taa Noaca M January I I 2002 W JoaaphS I towel Jotgtph S- Ho m M 703 Oubwood Caul Wntor Spring*. Florida 39704 Adomey to Paraonal Rapraaantaava David R. Wooda. Aitomay to 412 E Cotoraal Dnva. St* 190 Orlando. Fiend* 32803 (407)441-2993 Florida B a No. 0155209 Pubath January 14. 23 2002 11135__________________________ Notice of Application lot T U OmmcI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, dal LARRY LANE UTTRELL . d a hold­ er of d e toowng cartibcatadl haa lied u a j cartAcatofi) to a M i dead to ba Mauad daraon Tha certdeala numbar(i) and yaar(t) ol mutnee. via daaenpoon at da property, and da named) n which •waa aiaaiaad waraaataiow* CERTIFICATE NO: 2643 YEAR OF M IUANCE: 1164 PARCEL IDt. Ot-2I-3D5BHDOOO- 0010 Daacnpmn oI Property LEO LOTS I 22 23 4 24 (LESS TUSCAW1LU UNIT I 4 CASA PARK VILLAS PH 2 4 01-2t-3D5BH-0003004CI IN 0621-31 GARDENA FARMS PO I PO 2 3 424 Namaa n winch alie ne d WIN­ TER SPRINGS DEV JOINT VEN­ TURE A l 01 l« r l properly bang m da Couay ol Samavta. Stale ol Ftartta. Untoaa «uch camAcatadl ihal ba radaamad aawdaig to Mw. the prop­ erty daaertoad in *uch certificated) ■ml ba toaj to tha faghaal btoto al tha weal front door. SemeioM Couay Courthouaa. Santord. Flood*, on Monday. February 11. 2002, al It 00am Peymert ol Sato lea. apparahta documentary tum p m a t and meaning Me* art itquuad to ba pad by da luxesafif t-ddar u da Hto FlR payment o l an amount aqual to da fugfiatl End la due warm 24 hour* after tie advaraaad *me ol laie A4 paymart* ihal ba caih or guaranteed InMrumani. made peyabto to da CMrt ol d a Cbcul Court. Dalad on 12/77,2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy CMrt Publiih January 9. I I 23. 30. 2002 11032 Now* ol Application t o Tei Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, dal LARRY LANE UTTRELL . da holdar ol da toaowmg certhealed) haa tod aaaj certbcaied) M a u i dead to ba tuued daraon The csrnneale nurtoardi and yaard) ol aauanca. da deaenpbun (j ^a property, and tha named) n when t i u aatauad u. ara aa tolowt CERTIFICATE NO 2444 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1994 PARCEL KM: 0121 VJLBHOOOO0560 DaacnpOun ol Picparty LEQ P TO F LOTS 54 44 4 65 A VACO STS DESC AS BEG NW COR LOT til 12— E l d e r l y Cars Dm Cm Stay For Tha D ay Unique AJtemattve to Lang Term Cara rw w m fTn . m k k u q n i r w i I1-0M 1. 2 1— Per sonal ! 27—Nursery it Child Carr 71— H Weed Some A f lW f f iB B J r T o PromcAa Vbur Budnaail Than C M U* About Pyari DayAEvening. 7 f« a j| f n r I S in ■Mi li M i r w RWIIIIIBJM 407-3236069 23—Lost It Found 33— W M 23—Special Notices w Wb Will Print * Dattvar For You To Our n—dart For Only M/Copyll e ig h t a n a g em en t iadi.And«»C—»*rt 53— B OlTORTUNmM YouM vnn iAI^wt o m d*.gM dqa^M I cv ftar M y E li Ml «*«w JpRlMMp a1Jly iBeMdaitf MM Ftortda Oapt to Agrtafln 6 Ooiwumw StwtoM to 403-436-71 7362 or FTC -H E L P tor Ftortda to AgrtwRurt S ONLY 4.5# PER COPYM1I Lecals TU B C A W U A U M T I IB M N 1 DEG 31 U M 3 SEC W l i n e F T N 36 DEG 44 MM E l SEC ■ 110 F T ■ (4 DEO I MM 37 SEC E TO N U 100 FT FPC E S 4 TTI TO E U TUSCAW1LA U M T I W TO NLY U 110 F T FPL ESMfT B B4 DEG I MM I T SEC f TO WLV A W NORTHERN WAY S 25 DEO 22 MM 44 SEC W 111JM F T N 64 DEG I M N 37 SEC W TO A F T B (8 DEG 10 MM 12 SEC E OF BCO N SB DEO 10 MM 12 SEC W TO BEG GARDENA FARMS P B I PO 49 I 24 Namaa to ahkh aaaaaaad WMTER SPRINGS DEV JOINT VENTURE A l to told property being to toa Couay to Samavaa. SMM to Florida. Unfaae auth I irM raM d) a u i ba daamad aceonBng to Mac d a prop­ erty drocr tiid to ouch earth.ato(i) wB ba atod to d a r*totaal bMMr to d a wa*t bar* door. Samtooto Couily Coutnuaa. Santord, Ftortto. on Monday: February 11. 2009. to li m a n . N M to cb p B fM ippi rabrrtotafpbrt•me hato d M dapanmanta. Apply hi peraon to S p rt^ H B Btotaa. 231 aa. %1---------- aai_a A - a . .i, a. _, ICWTie iMOy SMaiKJfUi MtVMMn In* H hourt to Bon-apm. Now fwlng F/T CNto Engdaar. CompeWvs m q n . gtMt bim M t. Aptoy to liadato')' SUtoa HotoL 1040 Graarnvood B N < Lake Mary 407O TR O v a r i newJad Waatoy iu m . k lb n a . good a^jpmarL 407-321 SB— F in S rtmantan Ctaada. taiponeAta lor ocukdg, iiynapg 5 prapalp to r i to b d 'A fn a la i tonguig* i |Ak 407323-6441 a n c ia l e r v ic e s A tfn tto n n — d s f ill Ifa Hagai If* Bagel tor oompanlaa ooinpanlaa doing bm haaa by phone to pron *» « you ■ ban and e M ywu to aey tor V bafara they daltoar. For more Intormadon. cal toi-baa 1-477-FTC XLP.fAptottoaa Tha Samlnola 1 61—Money to Lino II tor oompanlaa doing buatoeoo tw phone to promtao you ■ loan and M b ye u to pay tor II bafara they dtohrar. For more kdermtoton, oM itoMtoa 1-677-FTC HELP.(ApiEdei Tha Samlnola Fadarto Trade Commtaaton] 71—Help Wanted | «< J ■ ® y po*e lUUTMftangng. Trading provtdad. 1-400-293 3966X4271. i “ f itf KAf Esceflent Fid Tin * 407- Poreon: Ful bma.anp. 6 pkra. Salary pfua commtoklon. Badcocb Fundure, 407-3296243 opening lor AcotodMrWCRA. Job raqurramants 8 yrt d aecnatong. Internal eudinng, coipoiata Bninelala. EX C E L, Accaaa 6 AS/400. Strong organisational, iiii will ibln m ll SL ju u a u w i ■ n r a 111n n m iw'lilllldii «S w ) r x i i it oofnmoncitiQni iKina a ptirt. Oanarto actounMng tap Mi company m 401k 6 M o d opdona. EOE, DFWP. pfaaaa aand iwcuma to P O Boi 470689. Lake Monroe, FL 32747AM89. Tree Sannca-NM Fkm Craw Laadara. Tidvnar* Hbe dcanbvwa. Tbp P iy DanMia. OLRaquaad Dnjg Free, EOE Lewia T raa Same*. be 1-600-3334737 TU R F E T C IN C la looking to N poattion for foreman and craw mambera; muto have a vatd Ftortto record. C M 4O7-302-Q274 tor more dto and to achedtoa an Interview. WH6 Pay You To Lqee Walghl 26 Paopta To Laaa WMghL 215-7612 docunantary Ramp A TTE K TK M t W ort From Home racordtog Me* ar* raqubad to ba paid Earn 1603*1 SOCYmoPT by d a auocaadM bidder to d a toto. *2000-*S00CYmo F T Fid paymart to an amou* aqjal to (444) 963-4700 d a tagiaal bid M due worn 24 hour* altar d a adu i u m ama to aala. A l I M p e H tfwMI be cash or ouartfip 1 teBd I w n w e i w e r pt y m ot V* DrcuA Court ctorki/canton/ioftera. No t ip . O m a on 12/27/2001 rtqtlad. Banato. For team, tatory, I MARYANNE MORSE and toaldg IntormaBan cM B333B3CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 3032 M L 7452, B tm-B pm 7 day*. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOfUDA CO L torvar. aipanancad by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy r hatodig. Part Tima. CMrt C MI 4 407-3233441. Ptodah: Jarajary 4 .1 1 2 3 .3 3 2009 4033 Conatructlon: Foam Inautaton company hbdg matatara Clean torTha Oaad dra loanee Stale wide travel d oo. vtottto b*F. Plaoewort OuaiaM ad NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. dto mbilmum tSOONrt. Banarta, bonua RICHARD S CASSELBERRY OR 6 travel ootoa paid 407-3324B4S. IEO N AR O . da holder to d a kdowc*M(i) tor a lea dead to ba Mauad daraon. Tha carWIcale numberfi) and yaar(i) to Mauancs. d a iMi citpbon to d a property, and d a named) in whicfi I waa ttaaaaad ta/are aa lob towr CtltTIFICATE NO: 2B31 YEAR OF K S U A N C t: 1164 PARCEL IDt: 17 21-30-60100000000 Oeacrtpacn to Property: LEG BEG 475 FT 8 ♦ 25 FT E OF NW COR OF GOVT LOT I RUN E 347 F T 8 150 FT W 347 FT N ISO FT TO BEG BIX CO COUNTRY CLUB ADO TO CAS­ SELBERRY PB T PO 56 rtungj n w icn l l l l l N u ; n w i LAND CO MC A l to tad properly bedg n da Counry to Semtoata. Stale to Ftortto. Untoaa *uch nartdrata(i) that ba radaamad ac m n lig ta Mw. d a prop­ erly daatrtbid to auefi certificated) ad ba (Old to d a rvghaat brttor « da weal fror* door. Bamnota Counry Courthouaa. Santorl Ftortto. on Monday. February 11, 2002. al 1100am. Payment to Sale Me, appAcabto doclee* ara n q u n d to ba paid by da auctaaalul Odder al d a eato. Fui paymar* oI an amou* equal to da fng/taal bd a dua andto 24 hour* altar da advaniaad *ma to aala A l paymenta ahaf ba cam or guaran­ teed awlrunat*. made payable to da CMrt to daClrcui Court, Dalad on 12/77,9001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy CMrt PubAato. January 6 .1 1 2 3 .3 3 2002 11034 NOTICE TO THE PUBUC: Noaca a hereby given dal d a Board ol Atouabnar* to da C4y to Santord a d hold a tegular meeting on January 21 2002 in da C*y Hal Commotion Chamber* al 11:30 AM. n order to conaider a raquaal tor vari­ ance in da Toning OrOnanca aa • pertama to tear yard aatoack nquramenta m a MR-1 im n g darnel on: Lota 9f, Mayfair C a U . accordng to tha pial darato aa racordad n PB 50 POS 34 dru 41. Pubic Recode to Samawta Cauvy. Ftonda. 107 Ptarmed uaa to da proparty M to conotnjcl a acraari roam Larry Blaa. Chawman Hnn/H nf AiSi lilmBfii AOV1CE TO THE PUBLIC . IF A PER­ SON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECI­ SION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY M AH ER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEAR­ ING. MEjSHE WILL NEED A VERBA­ TIM RECORO OF THE PROCEED INGS INCLUDING THE TESTM GNY ANO EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORO IS NOT PROVIDED BY THE CITY O f SANFORO (FS 2*4 01061 PERSONS WITH OISAB1UT1E9 NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-6626 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Pubim January 6. 14. 2002 11062 WinWrWIlWKIfw* prtvffagaa. pod. Springe- Houta I M oa affv UOQM l no 01X4*1407262-1334. DATA ENTRY Prooaaa Clalma tor Doctori W 1 Titan. P C Raqubad. 1-400-240-1541 Depl 554 DRIVER T R A 1 N I I I NCEDCOI Baalway naadt boclor baler dbrara NOW1 No aapartanca nacaaaaryl *703* par weak earning potototoL No COL? No probtam l CD L baring a Mtoilil C M ftowITbfbaa 877-2143624. 93— R ooms For Rent 1 Aftory Victorian Horn*. CHoIrtol, W o, balcony, pfMto9a a .tto Q iw K .t 100 407^5277 Unfurnished t DOWN - W HY R E N T I T 361V 2BA For Sato Wkh Down PaymL Aaatotanca AveiabM.Cheaper da n ranff. TN a / * j Al uMRtoa detodad wkh fuaftoua# gvia^aa. *66hrt (65 dapoal 407" W U kW h tN fA U Starting • *92M l private 1 Pra»o 1aifl Only drug free •obar need apply. 407-4337373. Lake Mary area K4toianprMtogaa.tllXVwk.S100 dapout. UMbee metodad. 407321-1422. Nicafy tamahed room al ubktta* dd ud ad . kitchen privileges, iS S O n o . 407-266-6063 I needed tor dry I Mary AMo aapd I needed. 407-333 95— R W o o m m a te lor aalabbtoiad. aipandtng, company G ra il advancement opportunity Cat Jackal 407- 321(K g f r f A *A > A m1have vatd d*rar» toanaaandl paaa back y o u v j deck. Hiring Fvaft^ilaral Fka diparananta d SW MUtobeoartWdlrtoWltoEMT, or paramadto, or obtain FL caraflcaaon prior to Nra. Apply at Kdd.llflfld4(it«ifltiiata. Oaadbna Jan 19. 2002. INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU IN V E S T Afwaya « good poacy: eapectaty tor bualnaM opportumtia* and boefiMaa. C M Ftonda Dept to AgrtaAura ACorwunar Sarvtoaa al 400-436-7362 or F TC -H E L P tor baa dtornitotan. Or vw« o u W*b M i al wwaLltogowbOop. Ftortto lew requree i atari to colon Florida Dept ol Agriculture A Consumer Sarvtoaa before is4dg, C M to verify lawful regulation bafor* you buy Jam a Grant Conc/ata. Co. naada worker* to read plans. IbvafVMI up ooranta t rui a bowel macfWM. 4073091251. Junior AccountanL- Immartala openings Job requirement* Ganaral accounting. bank accounbntolntamal audtmg, corporate fkianctaM, EXCEL. Acaaa A AS/400. Strong organdabonaL anafybeal 4 commuveabona iluBia pfua Top compensation package Encelent banafita with company matched 401k t stock options. EO E. DFWP Pies*# aand raauns to PO Boi 470069. Lake Monroe. FL 32747-0669. LABO RERS NEEDED FOR UNOEROROUNO UTILITY CONTRACTOR NBAUH 6MM M IK 9 a rt) 4B1k FLAM Drug kas aartpMaa. As m * a * M Mtor Oh m . I biw i ia* lartiaa 417 MS 4 6 4 Large Nuraery/Werenouae oi«rgaac highly moevaled a tor l/vppng dept Packer* and duck wort or torn dept - decorating plants on aMortfy toe. IA O ba toto to weak ovartma whan needed, d a and o*wr banato* aval Aptoy n peraon O 6770 W Slate FL) 4 1 Santord « cal 4073330296 a il 224 Seeking 1 paracn to Mara my home, view ot Lake Monroe. hok-te prMtogea. C M 407-328-7232 tor an appointment. Shoe 46R2BA home, Sanford area. Lrving room w/TIraptoca. Waahar/dryar *37Vmo, *250 ■acurty. uttMlaa ddudad. 407-375till 99— A U p a r tm en ts - n f u r n is h e d MARINER S VILLAGE . LAKE ADA I BORM. * 4 »U O . taO R M .IsrO M O ANO UP CiOM Inctodad 407-3236670 O N E MONTH FREEI (Limned Tima Offer) 2 Bedrooms bom *639 3 Bedroom* *634 Wa pay wat»r/*ewer Small pat* welcome Cedar Creak Apt* 437-324-4334 WanladAIUmonia Springa- House I privilege*, poof. aharabadvJlOOwk. no snxAcr* 407262-1334. 143— O Pr o Sta u t o f per ty Fo r S te a l i 153—Acreage Lor For Sale tM n f f a i* c r o lM Lake Mary Approx. 1300 at* 6 .3 9 . new Wa. pant 6 carpet Kfchan acdtoncaa, tptc.cn 114acre tot 4078232631 DOYLE'S RENTALS IBfVIBA W/ O ft. W/D H ook-U pi C H A 1525/1500 Dap ‘ ‘ 2 Large “BRa 11/2 ' 1 BA, 2 iQ o n A IM e Tie 4 PMrt IW ie n 6 Dtntng Room, Commmitty Pool 2 Lg BFV15 B A 2 Story Condo. New Carpal Vbiyt A Pitot KJkhan 4 C d rg Fkn. W D htocfc-CpK Comm. Pool *626t60C Dapoart lankant. 2SFV15 Bad Orptai New C o p a l 4 Pant. W/D Hook-Ups *625/1600 Dapoal Sanford: 3BFV2BA wTam ity Rm. LMng Rm 4 Forrrwl Dtntng f W Lg Comer lot W/Storaga Shad. *625/1600 Deposit L a te M ary 4BJV3BA W/ D U Oaraga Scraarwd Pool W/ Hof Tid , FYwpiaca. Format Ddtog 4 Dan. *2200/ *2.000 Dapoaff D O Y U REALTY, W C . tR^fri 1106 W. MB t b 2BR/1.5 B A C H A W iD hookupa. *560Yno. 9311 Adame; 2BFV1BA, tamlty rm. carport, aa portoi, *52Vmo 6900 Vto BenBt: 3BfV1 5 B A C H A new camel, gar . tSSO/mo 733 Qu artoae The Fcreet 56* tpdad oommundy; 2BFV2BA Ftortto room, workshop. 1895/mo Short-farm okay. Santord: 3/1. doll tSOVmond a cMpoart . Pat* OK wtodtl (toptal (toady now) 12B Ctob Rtl 1620 W 2061 SL 407-3234540. Sirtont htotorc 42 hardwood Loot*, Itraplaca *750. AMo 1/1 5450 407-321-6757. uplcx/ Tk i flex 2/1Duptai on Part Ava with 9it»g ». not pat*. 555Gmond plus dapoal 407-321-0495 Santord: Soud Oak AVe, 2SFV2BA 1M Bow. appliance*. carpaVtda. C H A acraan porch. 5550. no pat*. C atdwM Raaky Service, 407-7863700. 107— M o b il e For R H R o m m e r c ia l en ta ls S antord: 2557 frark Dnva. Otfca or Ratal */- 1.000 Sq FI *650 ♦ TatotdOO Dapoal Doyle Realty, Inc. 407-322-24*5 141— H om es Fo _ 157—Mobile Homes For Sa u JftilOmobtohoma. abarhailFLim. ptrfy tumd, ewpeled, oaAng tans, new tana, new A C Locatod hlbwn 4 Counby (adtat) Part. 5368 d m B i d U Mcnoa. S17/0DG 3 » 7431088 181— A F p p l ia n c e s u r n it u r e Fo r ic Sale 1 Luxury krm pdtowtop *af wkh 7 yr wanwffy kA 5131 dtaan *140. Urig 5210. Brand naw. Located In Santord 407-402-2778. 1 2 otoca O RTHOPEI 'EDfC PILLOW TO P Mattresa Sat Brand New Sa> to Pla*»c SacriRca(too. CanDaiver. 407-422 8844 2 Oak and table*. kka new. *2000 407-332-0167 A Brand Naw Chary O w t drtog btoto 72* end B C h a rt wdaaf. SM in Bo* *950. United China Catanet Aval Can Daiver. 407-422-0230 Bad • Ona abeokrte bargain. O U O N B IR T A Poaturapartc S a l never uaad MS *1ptoMc. coat 1 1800 •M *250. U N O BER TA Sal 5265. 407-7035681 Bad - One abeokrte bargain. TWIN B tR tA Foahnpsdc Sal n e w used, aoi *1ptaaac. a r t 3 N W , eM II9B FULL U R T A Set. *225. 407-Tto5688. * iir '& lK S t .r S S uaad 5M *549 Can daher 407-429 0230__________________________ A KINO SIZE PILLOW TO P Newlnptottc. Sei *210. 407-422-6648 Bad: Black iron canopy bad with kouy bm pAowtop aal Nava iwad 407-402-2778. om es en t S O T S A b 2BfVt&A. R 5 W K S , U 50-M 0N TH . PLUS D EP O S D 407-3231167 11 7 — C 10 hometda, horaaa, canto, tormtog or nursery) Zoned agricM knL *4.900/ACRE. 8m down atownar Inanca. 904-767-1771 ar 134-767- A Ful *ua manrasa ial. Naw si pUabc. Must M i 1100 407-422- P o r t j nssfty (407)399-4676 a n ted 6070. F LO O M N Q M STA LLER 9 Hardwood a id Larrvnata Flooring 407-321 -0 7 5 9 407-330-4423 Vtoy nfoa,*ary c to o itm im ftowfy ram odatod. a l u l cabto.A/C.ddry, uaa. aac. dr. raaktonl Santord 3/1. L A FR, ■ . . Mchen. bad. Be. Central A C , electric airing, carpel tot porch. No c c M I1 «0 < d .t6 9 »n a * l4 0 7 . 1090 Smoky Mntre East Tamaaaaa. By owner log home. 3SfV3BA C H A I 1127j o a a r garage, tnany t 4234130621. ID S — D CtootkarOhad loan dprttoa home tot *t*AcJy •mpioyAd tY*gOi' ptfujn. 141—Homes For S als Bartord Pool home. 4/2. Mnoet 1 ■ n tot U l F A D A Oo*to AC. row carpal Mto. I M u m roof, open 103—HOUSES' *50(Vmonth. Baeuffy dapoMraept 407-662-8777 C M to varty lawful beforeyoubuy C a l TH E BEMBfOLE HERALD Adbartkta Dopl Far OatoM 407-329-2611 i n ----1 —-a A aa u —i 11 aui m T H E B O W NO LE HERALD A D V IR T ia N O DEPT 407-322-24II u s in e s s w H v ia Y t er AdvartMbig FNar* 4 Ineerted d The 99—Apartments ■ Unfurnished W a Hove a W ay You Can Cut ThM C o m In Halil ______________ Hi ChimchuK Tarrtat mbi. 4^4 ton, loal *1 Santord I O a v LTwaa Apao. ton wai M d i ' ' l Shorthal.lfPy to m l Bartord Ganaroua reward. 407-391-1473 W an ted U(F* duty (Ctoaa A) rar.Eipwa 407-322-7397 C N M C tra * D ip l of > motofcycl* n | | a i4 | ia m rtw----^ ___ ____a a -* *■ On RMrRJtarTi notg nwu M r in a n and Lana Martham al i on ttEN/OI (T u n day), a hag> ■ you taw wiyWng. Phone 407-221-5467 elp r S ale AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES l. Atom upto110 OOO fit* tomacwnirt tuaUnci find to ltw r t m utiA t Ranovatod Lika H aw: 3 BR. new p a rt rVout, new carpal LR. DR. FR. over 1/4 acre *79.900 Oner 1/4 Acre 3B R 1 Bath: Lht dn. kppt*. haetoy t w d Pncad tor quck kata *64,900 Pool Home: 3/1 5 trth L A Ota. Sc Porch. Inground pool garaga on dead and cutoaaac. *65.900. Ranovatod Uka New: 3/1, newly painted inter or. m a n o r, naw carpal, naw A C . acr porch *78.500 PAUL OSBORNE VflllUHt 1 PROPEHIItS 40/ 3Z1 1761 Batto, located In Santord orihepedc firm seta r th 5 yf warranty Twn *75. k i $00, quaan *85. kng 1175 Neva u»*d, cat drtvar 407-402-2778 Dtntng Rm f 14 pc. sokd CHERRY 94* d U padaital. w/2 toava*. B Ctappoxtoto char*. txrtM 4 hutch, never used, coal 112k. eai *1960. Server *396 407-7035696 Dtatog Room »e t 15 pc. SO UD CHERRY W OOD rtgfi and harvard codacbon. 112* dbl pad w/2 leal 8 Chtopendato bMkvctow chon, 72* bombay buffet 4 hutch, M *M boi ad. coat (20k. *M (5.900 obo 407-2632065. , , wx*L doubts pedestal table w/ leaf. 6 ChUpandMa chan*, buffet I hutch, nava uaad. coat 18k. ta* *1450. tarvar, *295. 407-657-2065. Eitra Urge 4 p,eco to la In good ccndaorvOrty *50 00407032-0147 FutSI haatnod.haator, tISOcbo. Mutt gol 407699-4017. Moving o u t W i il w . dryer, bad*. *o( j . dart, draaaai •at, 407-6832615 Twin t u t bad head board* wvh compartment* Onfy *2000. Good condmon. 407-332-0167 Where the deals are! LEGAL ADVERTISING CLERK - OPENING Full or Part Time, Salary Based on Experience. Must be able to type 50 wpm and be extremely accurate. Involves dealing with lawyers offices and city/county governments. Fax Resume To: (407) 323-9408 Email Resume To: semdoug@aol.com or pick up application at: Seminole Herald, 300 North French Ave., Sanford. �Wednesday. January 16. 2 0 0 2 Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. 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Predot SANF0R0 40r3t?4183 1094 Toyota 4 Runner. 4 Ip cT white. 4X4, V-0. tow mttoe. cnn chWI, tawded $9.960407-327 74957407-321 -7329 1997 Chevy S-tO long bed pickup. Low mleage. Dark Qreen. AMTU CO Mreo. $5000 407 323-2982. 407-323-3301 0 M A K IN G LIFE EASY A M ER ICA S C H O IC E FO R APAR TM EN T LIVING 1974 Chevrolet FVkup F a n up rwtorebon. Few •mbtemi to be ntuied New pan.metshe g m new motor. 3500. buM up. 350 (urbotlrt* bent, 1962 a n rod. chrome meg*, ehort bed. BF Goodrich 10* tree. *4200 cbo. Atoa wanl 1909 Plymouth hoed Runner. 407 888-7578 or 407 9324332. Country Style City Living 19S7 Chevy S -10,4 cy*ndw.X-CJt **pei de an, tow mtoe $7900oba 407-322-7490 Motorcycles/B ikes For Sale -------- U l M U -------11009 PCXDAY "CAR 4 VANRENTAL** S*nrord^40J^321-5t63 Se Hebto Espend 1979 HO FLH (Hog); Factory aYpnl e x p * mtxJlit 21000 M e flee 40 000 Comae with many a m * , rbto •eat. fe e rg w bag*, black 4 etna, new dree, tork eaat, Mrtngt b r U n 4 more. 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A 17-92 "ggSi omous By Mary Jung 7070, or 407-923-4332. Convenient Spacious W ith 1 41 "Am not, e.g. 42 Foreign exchange listing 43 Word with talk or rally 44 What you wilt, perhaps 48 Curry favor 81 It might need to be cleaned up remark to 13 Enounce 2 3 5- Apartments One Bedroom Apts. 82 Brine salmi I960 Chevy Luv Pick-up: RebuM 235— Sanford Court ACROSS 1 Unfeigned Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad I’ URC 611 WnlncMlay. January 16.2002 Focus O ri Edited by Timothy E. Parker 'H* �JANUARY 20, 2002 THe Seminole Herald im u m >m **---*-*«***"■ —-- um ciais consider new budget plan Staff Writer SC C team are im pressive Cli»iml|i| willi— I"* «~i i m i im IA. o6ffuno46 oommuiwy Colteg* opened it* MidFlorid* Conforanc* achtdule with ■ iw tap ol Santa F« Community CoH#g* of Gainesville Wwfaesday night Page IB S A N F O R D — A fter G ov . Je b Bush re le ase d Tuesday h is n ew $48.7 b illio n state bu d g et p lan, local g o v e rn m e n t and s ch o o l o ffic ia ls b e g a n a sse ssin g th e potential im p acts. A lth o u g h th e y w ill h a v e to w ait fo r fin a l approval fro m the le g isla tu re in m id -M arch , th e g o v e rn o r's prop osal g iv es them a sneak p re v ie w to the p o ssib le levels o f fu n d in g . 'I t 's a co n tin u atio n ty p e o f bu d get, w e anticipated th a t it w o u ld b e ,” said Jo h n S m ith , assistan t d ire c to r o f leg islativ e affairs fo r th e Florida L e a g u e o f Cities. T h e b a re bones state b u d g e t plan re fle c ts only a 1 p erce n t Judge grants continuation of Florida Power case ■he f H i r l n h e a f t ^ t n n oy vnnstopfwr rm o n Staff Writer Feathered Friends T h e Inside o f K en and R ond a Calhoun's bueinesa sounds Ik e a S o u th American rain fo r e s t T h e re la never e tmtnutm o l •*mncm, and w h e n Its food — rt can be very 11C Cow art receives first-degree murder indictment from grand jury A S e m in o le C ou nty g ra n d ju ry in d ic te d T hu rsd ay C h a rle s B. C o w art Jr., 5 2 , o f L o n g w o o d o n a charg e o f p re m e d ita te d first-d egree m u rd er. C o w a r t is charged in th e D ec. 1 8 stran g u latio n o f h is w ife, C a th y A nn C o w art, 3 6 . H e is b e in g held in the S e m in o le C o u n ty Jail, sa id A ssista n t S ta te A ttorney J im C arter. T h e Ju ry heard from tw o w itn e sse s: a n inv estigator w ith th e S em in o le C o u n ty S h e r iff's O ffic e and a n a s s o ­ cia te m e d ica l exam iner. A first-d e g re e m u rd er c o n v ic ­ tio n c o u ld translate Into liffe in p ris o n o r a d eath sen ­ tence. Seminole Smile S A N F O R D — E ig h teen th Ju d icial C irc u it Ju d g e G e n e Stephenson granted a continua­ tion o f the Longw ood v. Florida P ow er c a s e that w as — u — expected to begin T h u rs ­ I th in k , und 1 day m ay h e In T h e trial error on this, Is to d eterbut all Florida ' m ine i f the Power is try­ h a s th e d ty fv right Ito pu r­ ing to do is chase the stall. Florida P ow er's d is ­ ------- J J ------tribution system in t n e d ty .T h e judge w ill a i-s o r u le if a d ty o rd in an ce stating that a n y electrical com pany using the d ty right-of-w ays must fork ov er 6 percent o f their revenues a s fran­ chise fees is leg al ”1 think, and I m ay b e in error on this, b u t all Florida P ow er is trying to d o b stall,” said C ity C om m ission er Butch B und y said. I t giv es th em more tim e so they can b u ild sym pathy o r p u blic su p p o rt” L o n g w o o d com m issioners in July agreed to m ove forw ard w ith legal proceedings against Florida P ow er, a fte r the e le c trid ty provider an d d ty cou ldn't agree on a n e w franchise con tract. A ngry d t y officials said the pow er com p any refused to honor a right to bu y clau se in the old co n tracto r place the clause in a n e w agree­ m ent. B u n d y said although the right to b u y clause was im portant, he had m an y m ore concerns w ith sig n in g a new franchise agree­ m e n t T h e "reliability factor” of Bush's 'bare bones’ state financial plan means more cuts for schools increase o v e r th is y e a r's b u d g e t The m ajority o f the new state dollars w ill o n ly h elp reestablish the lost fu n d s th e state legislature had to cu t in D ecem ber Because o f slu m p ing tax revenues. "T h ere's n o real surprises so far,” S m ith said . "W e did n o t expect an y n ew m on ies o r p ro ­ gram s b e cau se o f the eco n o m y's shape.” S e m in o le C o u n ty M an ag er K evin G r a c e a ls o sa id th e re appears to b e fe w surprises. O n e Item he sa id th at sparked h is Interest w s s th e proposed raise in the $500 pro p erty -tax exem ption for d isabble le d vet< v e teran s. B u s h 's Proposal could mean no large grants fo r local governments p ro p o sal would ra ise th e exem p ­ tio n to $5,000 an d p u s h th e extra c o s ts o ff to the citie s a n d coun­ ties. T h e Sem inole C o u n ty School B o ard could b e th e lo n e county e n tity severely im p a c te d b y the n e w bu d get p la n . T h e Board co u ld begin cu ttin g a s early as T u e s d a y 's m e e tin g , s a id Jo h n P av e id iak , execu tiv e d irecto r of fin an ce and bud get f o r th e cou n ­ ty 's schools. A lth ou gh B u sh p ro p o s e s to ra ise education fu n d in g b y about 3 p ercen t fo r th e a d d itio n a l By Dm Ping EdNor S A N F O R D — C itie s and cou n ties hoping to h ire state m o n e y far local p ro jects might fin d better odds b u y in g tickets in Saturday nigh t's $ 7 7 million lottery fa s t e i d o f rely in g on the W ith a stagn an t a n d the tourism r e d in g from th e S e p t 11 a tta ck s, leg islato rs aren't expected to ap p rop riate targe g ra n ts for local g o vern m ents, S e e G rants, Fag* tA S e e Budget Page 6A Reptile | outlet 1 OK'ed id Sanford Pairs points t I By D a n P in g E d itor t International dancers send b a ll e t s h o e s S A N F O R D — T h e Planning I a n d Zoning C om m ission approved a conditional use for a rep tile w holesaler B u s in e s s iK»\ wtU b rin g as m a n y as IO j OOO rep­ tiles and spi­ d e rs to d ow ntow n Sanford. Jo e Krefetz, o w n e r o f JP P ets, applied fo r the con­ ditional use a fte r a x le enforcem ent officers responded I N ovem ber to com p lain ts about anim al feces b ein g w ashed dow n th e alley. Krefetz denied the C accusation and officers never cited h im . C ity o fficials determ ined, however, the business w as in v io ­ lation of zoning regulations. JP P ets raises and stores thousand! o f reptiles to sell to other de ‘ T h e business b located at 210 < 2 1 2 Sanford A venue and b zoned S C -3 Special C om m ercial Zoning D istrict, w hich d o cs not allow w holesale and storage operations. T h e d ty also d iscovered Krefetz d id not h av e a n o ccu p a tio n a l license for the business. K refett claim s it was an ov ersigh t because h e w as in the process o f m oving his business from 2920 S . Orlando D riv e to the Sanford A venue loca­ tion. " I did not ap p ly fo r the license until September, and it had to go could house up to 10,000 snakes, lizards, spiders and scorpion; tostudents By Mlchelt* Jerta M an ag in g Editor idw ay E lem en tary S ch o ol fo u rth and fifth -g rad e stu d en ts in B arbara R ig g in s' ballet cla ss receiv ed so m e "p o in t era" T h u rsd ay from a g ro u p o f w orld -class d an cers — 25 to b e exact. F iv e p rin cip al b allerin as fro m G e rm a n y 's H am bu rg B alle t sen t the stu d en ts p o in t s h o e s to en co u rag e a n In tern atio n al ap p recia­ tio n o f th e ir art. Each d an cer, in clu d in g N lu rka M o red o, Jo e lle B oulogne, S iv ia A zzo n i, H eather Ju rg e n se n and A nna P o lik arp o v a, sen t Ihe class fiv e p a i n o f shoes signed b y th em selves, alo ng w ith th e m essag e, "R e m e m b e r to lo v e w h at you are d o in g , a n d g iv e It ev erything y o u ’v e g o t." " T h e stu d en ts w ere so e x c ite d ," R iggins said. " T h e y kn ew they received s o m e th in g from G erm any, b u t 1 d id n 't tell them w h at it w as u n til today." T h u rsd a y 's su rp rise gift is ju st o n e w ay R igg in s h as d irectly o r indirectly lik e th e $3.5 m illio n g ra n t ’ ^— a - »— ■ *— ----------- t — i j i r o o r a T K am x l i f t y m r tor its R iv erw alk p ro je c t In f a c t ' G ov. J e b f a s h 's p ro p o sed b u d - ‘ g et c a lls fa r a m o d e st 1 p e rc e n t' Increase ov er late y e a r s bud ­ get ' ' S i m and none,” sa id Larry D a le , p resid ent o f O rla n d o S an fo rd International A irp o rt w h e n asked about larg e b u d g e t 1 o u tla y s for lo cs l en tities. "A n y b o d y out there h o p in g t o J g e t a p o t full o f m o n ey w ill b e * ^ M Harted photos by Tbmmy Vincent Chastity Tucker, left, MadaJyn Emery, mldtJe, and Kendra Wiliams held up the point ahoee they received tram dancers In Germany's Hamburg BeleL At top. Joey Jossel shows of! the shoes he received from his teacher. Barbara Riggins, starving behW Jessei. The shoes were worn by Riggins' son, Lloyd Riggins, while he was dancing with the Southern Ballet Theatre. encouraged s tu d e n ts to appreciate a ll a s p e c ts o f cre­ ativ e m o v em en t a n d ballet. A s a co -fo u n d er a n d 23-year d ire c to r fo r the re n o w n e d S o u th e rn Ballet T h e a tre , she h a s a lw ay s w an ted to help S ee Shoes, Page 6A See Florida Power; Page 6A S e e Reptiles, Page 7A Seminole deputies searching for suspects in near fatal shooting By Christopher Pteton Staff W riter S A N F O R D — Sem inole Coun­ ty d ep u ties are seeking suspects Involved in a W ednesday night San fo rd Airport Authority Index f t v u n e u ........................................... C l a i n l > « d ................................. A S - l i C r o u w o f d ......................................W Dm v Abby .................................2A la g a l i .......................................4 S -S S U a S ly te ................................. l O S C O b itu a ris t ......................................3 A O p in io n ..........................................4 A Polka log ..................................* 6 Rsliglon .................................4C -3C Sp oilt ...................................1 S -3S I sh o o tin g o f a store clerk. A t 1920 Southwest Rd., ju st out­ sid e o f the Sanford d ty lim its, d ep u ties responded to a robbery at 7:45 p m ., and found Southw est Food M arket clerk K im Di D o n g 24, o f Sanford shot in the head. D o n g w hose im m ediate fam ily resid es in Korea, w as airlifted to th e O rlan d o R egional M edical C e n te r b y helicopter, w here he b listed in critical condition. A ccording to Steve O lson, sher­ iff's office spokesm an, investiga­ tors h av e been unable to Interview Dong becau se of h b condition. Police believe there b only o n e other eyew itness to the near fatal shooting. A ccording to the police report, the w itness told deputies he w as in the rear o f the store when he heard a male voice state "every one get dow n." D ropping to the floor, the Sanford m an said he cau gh t a glimpse o f one of the subject's. T h e eyew itness stated in the p o lice report the subject had a light c o l­ ored d o th wrapped around his face, covering from the brid ge o f h b nose dow n. T h e w itness also said he heard ihe racking sound of a shotgun and the blast that happened short­ ly afterward. W h at the eyewitness said next has p o lice believing there are two o r m o re subjects involved in the crime. T h e eyewitness told deputies he heard a male voice state "ch eck h im , check him ," in reference to him self. "W hat m ak es u s think there is tw o because the w itness heard one m an yell to another,” O lson said. One of the su b jects then started to grab th e w itn e ss 's clothing around h b neck, but then another subject stated “ L et's g o here com es county!" D ep u ties didn't arrive until m inutes later, but other con­ cerned cu sto m ers did approach the store. A sign sits out front ol 1920 Southwest Road asking people See Shooting Page 6A concerning Wednesday's near tatal shooting to call the Seminole Sheriff Office's Crimeline. � 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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Predot • Beautiful G round s • Single Story • G reat Service • B est Value M AKING "ggSi 235T ruck /BusfW ans F or S ale remark to 13 Enounce omous Apartments One Bedroom Apts. 8 2 Brine salmi I960 Chevy Luv Pick-up: RebuM 235— Sanford Court Edited by Timothy E. Parker 'H * �T JANUARY 20, 2002 H e S e m i n o H l e e r a l d i m u m>m **----*-*«***"■—-- umciais consider new budget plan Staff Writer SCC team are impressive C li» im l|i| will i— I"* «~i i m i i m IA. o6ffuno46 oommuiwy Colteg* opened it* MidFlorid* Conforanc* achtdule with ■ iw ta p ol Santa F« Community CoH#g* of Gainesville Wwfaesday night Page IB SAN FO RD — After Gov. Jeb Bush released Tuesday his new $48.7 billion state budget plan, local government and school officials began assessing the potential impacts. Although they will have to wait for final approval from the legislature in mid-March, the governor's proposal gives them a sneak preview to the possible levels of funding. 'It's a continuation type of budget, w e anticipated that it would be,” said John Smith, assistant director of legislative affairs for the Florida League of Cities. The bare bones state budget plan reflects only a 1 percent Judge grants continuation of Florida Power case Bush's 'bare bones’ state financial plan means more cuts for schools increase over this year's budget The majority of the new state dollars will only help reestablish the lost funds the state legislature had to cut in December Because of slumping tax revenues. "There's no real surprises so far,” Smith said. "We did not expect any new monies or pro­ grams because of the economy's shape.” Seminole County Manager Kevin Grace also said there appears to be few surprises. One Item he said that sparked his Interest w ss the proposed raise in the $500 property-tax exemption for disabled veterans. Bush's bled vet< Proposal could mean no large grants fo r local governments proposal would raise the exemp­ tion to $5,000 and push the extra costs off to the cities and coun­ ties. The Seminole County School Board could be the lone county entity severely impacted by the new budget plan. T he Board could begin cutting as early as Tuesday's meeting, said John Paveidiak, executive director of finance and budget for the coun­ ty's schools. Although Bush proposes to raise education funding b y about 3 percent for the additional B y D m Ping EdNor SANFORD — Cities and counties hoping to hire state money far local projects might find better odds buying tickets in Saturday night's $77 million lotteryfasteid o f relying on the With a stagnant and the tourism reding from the S e p t 11 attacks, legislators aren't expected to appropriate targe grants for local governments, Feathered Friends The Inside of Ken and Ronda Calhoun's bueinesa sounds Ike a South American rain forest There la never e tmtnutm o l •*mncm, and when Its food — rt can be very 11C C ow art receives first-degree murder indictment from grand jury A Seminole County grand jury indicted Thursday Charles B. Cowart Jr., 52, o f Longwood on a charge of premeditated first-degree murder. Cowart is charged in the Dec. 18 strangulation of his wife, Cathy Ann Cowart, 36. He is being held in the Seminole County Jail, said Assistant State Attorney Jim Carter. The Jury heard from two witnesses: an investigator with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and an asso­ ciate medical examiner. A first-degree murder convic­ tion could translate Into liffe in prison o r a death sen­ tence. Sem inole Sm ile SAN FO RD — Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Judge Gene Stephenson granted a continua­ tion of the Longwood v. Florida Power case that was — u — expected to begin Thurs­ I think, und 1 day may h e In The trial error on this, Is to deterbut all Florida ' mine if the Power is try­ has the dtyfv right Ito pur­ ing to do is chase the stall. Florida Power's dis­ tribution system in tnedty.The judge will ai-soruleif a dty ordinance stating that any electrical company using the dty right-of-ways must fork over 6 percent o f their revenues as fran­ chise fees is legal ”1 think, and I may be in error on this, but all Florida Power is trying to do b stall,” said City Commissioner Butch Bundy said. I t gives them more time so they can build sympathy or public support” Longwood commissioners in July agreed to move forward with legal proceedings against Florida Power, after the electridty provider and dty couldn't agree on a new franchise contract. Angry dty officials said the power company refused to honor a right to buy clause in the old contractor place the clause in a new agree­ ment. Bundy said although the right to buy clause was important, he had many more concerns with signing a new franchise agree­ ment The "reliability factor” of ---JJ--- its Riverwalk project In fa c t' Gov. Jeb fash 's proposed bud- ‘ get calls far a modest 1 percent' Increase over late y e a rs bud­ get ' 'S i m and none,” said Larry Dale, president o f Orlando Sanford International Airport when asked about large bu dget1 outlays for locsl entities. "Anybody out there hoping t o J get a pot full of money will be * See Grants, Fag* tA See Budget Page 6A Reptile | outlet 1 OK'ed id Sanford P a ir s ■he l nphfw e ar ft^tnn o y fvH n ni sr to rm o n Staff Writer like the $3.5 million grant ’ ^ ^— a - »— ■ * — ------ t —i jir o o r a TKamx lift ym r tor t p o in ts B y Dan Ping I Editor International dancers send b a lle t s h o e s could house up to 10,000 snakes, lizards, spiders and scorpion; to students B y M lchelt* Jerta Managing Editor idway Elementary School fourthand fifth-grade students in Barbara Riggins' ballet class received some "point era" Thursday from a group of world-class dancers — 25 to be exact. Five principal ballerinas from Germany's Hamburg Ballet sent the students point shoes to encourage an International apprecia­ tion of their art. Each dancer, including Nlurka Mo redo, Joelle Boulogne, Sivia Azzoni, Heather Jurgensen and Anna Polikarpova, sent Ihe class five p a in of shoes signed by themselves, along with the message, "Remember to love what you are doing, and give It everything you’ve got." "The students were so excited," Riggins said. "They knew they received something from Germany, but 1 didn't tell them what it was until today." Thursday's surprise gift is just one way Riggins has directly or indirectly t SANFORD — The Planning I and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use for a reptile wholesaler B u s in e s s iK»\ wtU bring as many as IOjOOOrep­ tiles and spi­ ders to downtown Sanford. Joe Krefetz, owner of JP Pets, applied for the con­ ditional use after axle enforcement officers responded I November to complaints about animal feces being washed down the alley. Krefetz denied the C accusation and officers never cited him. City officials determined, however, the business was in vio­ lation of zoning regulations. JP Pets raises and stores thousand! of reptiles to sell to other de ‘ The business b located at 210 < 212 Sanford Avenue and b zoned SC-3 Special Commercial Zoning District, which docs not allow wholesale and storage operations. The dty also discovered Krefetz did not have an occupational license for the business. Krefett claims it was an oversight because he was in the process of moving his business from 2920 S. Orlando Drive to the Sanford Avenue loca­ tion. "I did not apply for the license until September, and it had to go M Harted photos by Tbmmy Vincent Chastity Tucker, left, MadaJyn Emery, mldtJe, and Kendra Wiliams held up the point ahoee they received tram dancers In Germany's Hamburg BeleL At top. Joey Jossel shows of! the shoes he received from his teacher. Barbara Riggins, starving behW Jessei. The shoes were worn by Riggins' son, Lloyd Riggins, while he was dancing with the Southern Ballet Theatre. encouraged students to appreciate all aspects of cre­ ative movement and ballet. As a co-founder and 23-year director for the renowned Southern Ballet Theatre, she has always wanted to help See Shoes, Page 6A See Reptiles, Page 7A See Florida Power; Page 6A Seminole deputies searching for suspects in near fatal shooting By Christopher Pteton Staff Writer Sanford Airport Authority Index ftvuneu................................. C lainl> «d ...............................A S - l i Crouwofd .................................. 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Police believe there b only one other eyewitness to the near fatal shooting. According to the police report, the witness told deputies he was in the rear of the store when he heard a male voice state "every one get down." Dropping to the floor, the Sanford man said he caught a glimpse of one of the subject's. The eyewitness stated in the police report the subject had a light col­ ored doth wrapped around his face, covering from the bridge of hb nose down. The witness also said he heard ihe racking sound of a shotgun and the blast that happened short­ ly afterward. What the eyewitness said next has police believing there are two or more subjects involved in the crime. The eyewitness told deputies he heard a male voice state "check him, check him," in reference to himself. "What makes us think there is two because the witness h e a rd one man yell to another,” Olson said. One of the subjects then started to grab the witness's clothing around hb neck, but then another subject stated “Let's go here comes county!" Deputies didn't arrive until minutes later, but other con­ cerned customers did approach the store. See Shooting Page 6A A sign sits out front ol 1920 Southwest Road asking people concerning Wednesday's near tatal shooting to call the Seminole Sheriff Office's Crimeline. �) 2\ T m So o n o u H Sunday, January 2 0 .2 0 0 2 S e m in o l e e r a ld S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Mom distraught by emotional tie to son’s teen-age friend O ut & A bout Piling On SAT The city a f Sanford D i M artin Lather King Jc, D EAR A i l Y : t have had an unusually close bond w ith my son's best friend, 'Chad." We talk several tunes a week and enjoy each other's company. Chad is 1 7 .1 am 45. He has .......................... always made me feel spe­ cial. Recently I chaperoned a school dance, and he was there. While checking the back hallway, I saw him kissing a g irl I was stunned by my reaction. I broke down in front of them. 1 sobbed like a teen­ ager whose boyfriend was cheating on her. O ther stuA b b y dents and adults also wit" neased my unfortunate diss s s s s t t s play o f emotions. Now I am afraid to talk with Q uid - and he'a made no effort to call me. Abby, I honestly don’t know how to explain myself. I am afraid this will affect Chad's friendship with my son, as well. I do not want to lose my relationship with this wonderful young man, whom I dearly love. What do I do now? EMOTIONAL MOM IN PASADENA, CALIF. the Sanford community to n tat the 2002 celebration of King's birthday. Activities induOr • Saturday Jan. 1 9 — Starting at 6 p m , the annual e win b« hrid in th»S*r3ord Civic Center. • Sunday, Jan. 20 — Starting a t 2 3 0 p m , there will be the lnterrfaith i ship service in the Sanford »Center Civk< • Monday, Jan. 21 u tia g a t 10 a m , t parade will start at West 13th street and go to downtown Sentoed. A t noon, RaQy-lnThe-Fatfc will be held in Fort Mellon Park. MON DEAR EMOTIONAL MOM: I think you have done enough. IPs tim e to put some dis­ tance betw een you and this lad. You didn't m ention whether or not you have a husband. If you are single, it's tim e to concentrate your energies on someone closer to your own age. With a tslsi tons and thu right camara angle, the pilings on the E. State Ro4d 46 bridge look stacked closely together, Thu pilings are actuary 28 to 30 feet apart, although they appear to bo only a few teat apart. D EA R ABBY: The "Are You an Alcoholic?" test you printed listing 12 questions was good as far as it went - but it didn't go far enough. I'm sure that anyone who was raised by, or married to, or has a friend who la an alcoholic cringed when they read it. Where were these questions: When you take one or two drinks, can you stop and walk away? Have you ever embarrassed yourself or someone else when drinking? Do you drink every day? How many times In the last month have you awakened with a hangover? Do spend money you don't have on alcohol? In isi ...................................................... s affected your sleeping habits? (Do you pass out, 1, net a drink In the middle of the night, or et the bed when you sleep because o f elcow etl hoi?) There are many "working* alcoholics and many who don't work — mostly women — because they are financially able not to. I know, because between parents, a husband and a good friend, 1 have experienced it all. Please rethink your test and add these ques­ tions. BEEN TH ERE IN SAN DIEGO M arijuana Possession Seminole Deputy Robert Futch arretted Sean Moore, 31, of Longwood Thursday for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. While doing traffic control for an accident near Charles and Lake Brantley Road, Moore reportedly tried to go around marked patrol vehicles to get around the aeddent. When deputies stopped Moore, they allegedly observed, in plain view, a smoking marijuana bowl In the console. A small bag of marijua­ na w u wcn v ir tJ from hi* front pant* pocket end a second bag underneath the driver's seat. A small glass bowl w as 'located In the center console. Deputies found one marijuana roach on the floorboard of the vehicle and another in the ashtray. 'S Seminole Deputy John Hawkins arrested Vivian Goldstein, 38, of Lake Mary Tuesday for possession of mari­ juana and drug paraphernalia. The deputy stopped Goldstein for a traffic Infraction, but when he made contact with her he noticed in plain view a bag of marijuana in her opened purse. DEAR BEEN THERE: 111 do th a t And thank you for the valuable Inp u t * i t DEAR ABBY: 1 would like to add a thought to David Broome's words of encouragement to "Scared About the New Job." He said, "Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic." While I appreciate his sentiment and com! success of tout i its contractor, but to its architect GARY SHIRLEY, OCEAN SPRIN G S, M ISS. i i Agents of the sheriff's office City/CoUnty Investigative Bureau (CCIB) executed a search warrant at 1500 Jay Street Tuesday and recovered cannabis in different areas of the home, a partially smoked marijuana cigar and assorted drug parapherna­ lia. Agents arrested residents Amanda Havers, 18, and Eric McIntosh, 20, on charges of marijuana possession and drug paraphernalia. Agents of the CCIB executed a search warrant at 551 Pasadena Ave. in Longwood Tuesday and recovered several baggies containing marijuana, artially smoked cannabis cigarettes, a ge amount of small baggies with suspected cannabis residue and sever­ al pieces of drug paraphernalia includ­ ing a three-foot water bong. Agents arrested residents Christina Jung, 18, Harold Irwin, 39, and Deborah Mullins, 36, on the charges of marijua­ na possession and drug paraphernalia. Non-resident Carlos Flores, 24, of Longwood was also arrested on the same charges. DEAR GARY: I'm pleased to "float" your theory. 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. For an excellent guide to becoming a better conversationalist and a more attractive person, order "How to Be Popular." Send a businesssize, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $5 (U.S. funds only) to: Dear Abby Popularity Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is included.) CCIB visits the Circus Agents of the CCIB conducted an undercover operation Thursday tar- 0 SU UNIVERSAL IS ESS SYNDICATE o TedWaiter Dan Mag persons violating state statues and the county's adult entertainment D id lM n n * s i Circus C ircus on U S . Highway 17/92 In Fern Park.. . . Agents arrested Marie Ouellette, 21, of Apopka f ir exposing an anatomical area during a private dance and ask­ ing an undercover agent to buy a liquor drink for her. Mary Scholz, 23, of Orlando was arrested tor Intentionally touching an agent's groin area with her buttocks during a private dance. That practice to outlawed by a county ordinance on straddle dancing. Jessica Springston, 19, o f Eustto was arrested tor intentionally touching an agent's groin area with her buttocks, exposing her anatomical area during a private dance, for nibbing an agent's thigh, tor rubbing the anatomical area ana breast of another co-worker, and asking an agent to buy her a drink. Candace Lebrasseur, 25, o f Court West was arrested tor allowing anoth­ er co-worker to rub her left breast and anatomical area and asking an under­ cover agent to buy her a drink. Carolyn Montalvo, 24, of Winter Park was arrested tor intentionally touching two agents groin areas with her hand, for rubbing two agents' inner thigh areas and asking an under­ cover agent three separate times for him to buy her a drink. Contributing to the delinquency o f a minor Seminole Deputy David Kohn arrested Scott Dowling, 27, and Chadwick Anderson, 22, both of Sanford, Thursday for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and giving alcoholic beverages to minors. After serving them alcoholic beverages, the two suspects reportedly had sexual intercourse with a co-worker's two daughters in their mid to early teens. dui -■ Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested R obert > C o w an , ,. 4 1 , of Sanford Wednesday tor driving under the influence and reckless driving. I Breathalyzer tests at the Jail revealed a blood alcohol content o f about .272. Posses sion of a Controlled Substance Winter Springs Officer Dula arrest­ ed Megan Jackson, 18, o f Winter Springs Tuesday for possession of a controlled substance and drug para­ phernalia, resisting an officer and tarnpering with physical evidence, Respon iponding to a domestic distur­ bance, officers were investigating the scene when they asked Jackson a ques­ tion and she answered in a muffled voice. She apparently was hiding a plastic bag of about 15 to 20 pills of Xanax in her m outh Sex Assault Seminole Investigator Kreig Raffety arrested Neil Ragnoonanan, 25, of Longwood Tuesday for having unlaw­ ful sexual intercourse with a minor. The victim reported to police that she met the suspect over the Internet. After talking to him several times, he arrived at her residence and entered through her bedroom window. Shoplifting cer Terry Mullins Sanford O fficer arrested Jason Hendricks, 27, of Sanford Monday for shoplifting. According to the police report, Hendricks tried to steal a camcorder battery valued at $56 from the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart. He reported­ ly tried to conceal the battery by plac­ ing it down his pants. Suspended License Winter Springs Officer J. Rice arrest­ Sanford Officer Terry Mullins arrested Keitha Ware, 32, of Sanford Monday for shoplifting She reported­ ly tried to steal $37 worth of items the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart 2J WED w 55r c o u * a r tS A U P iD M present "W ords of Light Spiritual Wisdom from the Dead Sea Scrolls," 2 to 4 p m Wednesday, Jan. 23, at the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus. Drawing on historical accounts and recent discover­ ies, Hebrew scholar Dr. Ken Hanson will reconstruct the dally lives of the Essenes, reli­ gious visionaries who fled the opulence of Jerusalem. Whether you are a Bible scholar or just interested in one of the world's most capti­ vating discoveries, you won't want to miss the presentation. Hanson to an author, lec­ turer, professor and founder of "Treasures in Time,” an organization devoted to dis­ seminating knowledge of the Biblical world. Cost to $5.10. For registra­ tion information, call Community Education at 407328-2121. Seating to limited. The kickoff event for this year's American Cancer Society's Relay for Life will bit held 5 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 23, in Oviedo Marketplace’s food court Special guests will include U C Fs Knightro, the Magic's Stuff and others. Relay for Life to an 18-hour event held across the country. This year, it will be held on April 5-6. For more information, call Lucretia Gilbert at 407-8236609. — We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. AU letten must include your name, address and phone number to be published. "Serving Semirutle County Since 1908" Oofe Own* CMtPUMI Oaan Smah Tommy Vincent UpiAdtenMne Tiudae Largkvd M Egan Brian Kramarc* M SC Cheryt Smith Becky TbtaUa Rovsns Dam* Mends KoupateS* Republic Newspapers, Inc. t Sanford O fficer Douglas Schlim arrested Melvin Beil, 53, of Sanford Monday for driving with a suspended license and counterfeiting a license plate validation sticker. The Seminole Herald D oug F e tz e r FU/ufer ENrtnTyrol, Jfl. i»« ---------JchnCoDnan ed Kevin Rlddley, 40, o f Longwood Wednesday for driving on a suspend­ ed license. Officers stopped Rlddley for driving a night withmit the head­ lights o f his vehicle activated. The Oviedo Cttisepa la Action la c , to sponsoring the 2002 D t M artin Luther King J r , Holiday Remembrance and Celebration. Beginning 10 a m Monday, Jan. 21, a parade will be held, starting at Oviedo High School and going toward Round Lake Park. A t 11 a m .. Family Fun Day will be held at Riverside Park. The park to located at 1600 W. Lockwood Bhrd. A Commemorative Service will be held at 7 p m In Grant AME Church, located at 327 Franklin S t For more information, call the Memorial Building at 407977-6079 or Arm Bril at 407365-3861. Sunday. January 20, 2001 • Vol. 94, No. 43 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-28It *Fax (407) 323-9400 W rits to u s: ° : M N . Fraatffcsm U tM .R U m E-M ail u s : Panodfcal Puataga Paid it Sanford, Florida and edtttonai meting office* Subscription Rates USPS 461280 Postmaster Sand addrati changa* to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Bom 1667 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 3 Months in Sarnrafa County SH OO S Month* InSamnd* County *20 00 I Year mi Saminol* County *36 00 1 Vaar Other Florida County *42 00 I Year Out CMSlate *52 00 C a llu s : (4l7)S 22-2t11 -\ r . F a x u s: (407)323*9411 �T he Seminole H eiuld Sunday. January 20. 2002 l»age 3A - Obituaries DALE E. BLUNDELL Dale E. Blundell, 73, of Falmouth Avenue, Deltona, died Monday, Jan. 14, 2002, In his residence. Bom in Superior, Wls., he moved to Central Florida from Miami In 1978. He was a retired master electrician, who was self-employed for 45 years. He loved golf, the Miami Dolphins, w ater sports and woodcrafting. He was of the Lutheran faith. Survivors Include his wife of 37 years, Johanna E. Blundell; three sons, Dale S. Blundell of Deltona, James Blundell of Ocala and Lee lenklns of Longwood; three daughters, Debbie Bray of Lake Mary, Robin Kulla of Weston and Patricia White of Houston, Texas; one sister, B em lcc Allison of Winter Haven; 11 grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Baidauff Family Funeral Home of Orange C ity is in charge of arrangements. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN CHERY Joseph Christian Chery, 92, of Rosaro Court, Kissimmee, died Monday, Jan. 14, 2002. Bom in Am iquet, Haiti, he moved to Central Florida last year. He was a f a r m c He was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include three daughters, Marie Toussaine of Poncdana, Agnea ToJoute of Boston, Mass., and Jackie Toussaine of Montreal, Canada; and one brother, Aldophe Chery of Haiti. Golden's Funeral Home Inc., of Kissimmee is in charge of arrangements. NORBERT ST. CLAIR Norbert St. CUlr, 77, of McNeil Road, Apopka, died Friday, Jan. 18,2002, In Tandem Health Care, Altamonte Springs. Bom July 2 7 ,1 9 2 4 , in Budapest, Hungary, he resided In Central Florida for 34 years. He was a retired librarian. Survivors Include his for­ mer wife, Suranne Watson of Winter Springs. Banfleld Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. Bom in Lewiston, Maine, he moved to Central Florida from N atick, M ass., in 2000. He was a U 5 . Army A ir Corn veteran, who server! during World War - II. He was a retired electronic maker for Reythion M anufacturing in Waltham, * M ass., where he worked for 40 'ears. He was of the Catholic aith. Survivors include one son, Steven Gallant o f Sunnyvale, C alif.; four daughters, Adrienne Kent o f Blackstone, M ass., Pamela Sprague of Deltona, Laura Tejedas of San Diego, Calif., and Mary Anne LUCILLE NORM AN Tham es of Pensecola; one CLARK brother, Leo Joseph.Gallant of Lucille Norman Clark, 87, Edgewater; one sister, Irene o f English Court, W inter Park, Childs o f Lewiston, Maine; 10 died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2002. grandchildren; and seven Bom in Lincolnton, Ga., she great grandchildren. moved to Central Florida in Baldauff Family Funeral 1945. She was a domestic. She Home of O range City is in w as a member o f First Baptist charge of arrangements. Church of W inter Park. She loved yard work. GROVER C . LEWIS Survivors include one son, Grover C. “Rusty" Lewis, M arvin Clark o f Orlando; two 72, of ty le r Drive, Sanford, daughters, M ylvette Gaines died Saturday, Jan. 12,2002. and Virginia Barrington, both Bom in Dothan, Ala., he o f Orlando; one sister, Eva moved to Central Florida from Davis of East Elm hurst, N.Y.; Miami in 1960. He was an one brother, Henry Norman of instructor in education. He Charlotte, N.C.; four grand­ was a member o f the children; and nine great American Legion in Sanford grandchildren. and a U.S. Navy veteran. G olden's Funeral Home Inc. o f Winter Park is in charge of arrangements. S te rl. S ilv e r 60% O FF R E G . P R IC E II A H I .K V k a < ;u : E A K K IN G S K E G . $ 8 .1 )0 N O W G A TO K ( HARM K E G . $ 0 .1 0 N O W $ 2 .5 0 ; G A T O K K A K K IN G S K E G . $ 7 .0 0 M AN AND MANY N O W $ :i.l( i Y ( H A RM S C H A IN S & IIKAV1 ( II M N s r o c n o o s i : u t m t in S S AND I IK G O LD HOY D K N T K U I'K ISK S « HU. I H A FTK ItS. WAI..MAIM I'l-AZA I lll.K N O F I K .MAItY III.YD. ON 17-02 SANFOltD I'llO N E 407-027-1101 PVtST CHURCH OF T M M Z A M M B 2361 S « **d A *« , »diri 407 322-3122 Jon Cermet RonaiQ Worthy 1030 AM. Im k iic k d 030am . • 00 pm Sunder Ewwio Wed MgN t t * fe u * 700 . m Wed MqN Kids Club TOO pm. • 00 pm. M AURICE M .J. GALLANT Maurice M.J. G allant, 85, of Concert Road, Deltona, died Tuesday, Jan. 15,2 0 0 2 , in his residence. CREMATION CENTERS a Ik ■1m, U H M M I M W AGNES C. ORSENO Agnes C. Orseno, 74, of Oak Circle, Mount Dora, died Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2002. Bom in Bath, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1952. She was a former resi­ dent of Sanford. She was a retired bank cashier and a member of First Presbyterian Church pf Mount Dora and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Survivors include her hus­ band, Joseph W. Orseno; one son, Craig Orseno of Apopka; one daughter, Suzanne Bevel of DeBary; one brother, Robert Craig of Bath, N.Y.; and three grandchildren. A memorial service was held 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, in Brisson Funeral Home, with the Rev. Thomas Biery officiat­ .JT .. (386) 668-8880 or (386) 860-0777 Id ANNIE BELL W ILLIAM S Annie Bell W illiams, 87, of Blackstone Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, Jan. 14, 2002, in Lake Jessup Retirem ent Home Inc. Bom March 3 ,1 9 1 4 , in Marianna, she w as a hom e­ maker. She was a member of New Bethel M.B. Church. Survivors include three randsons, M itchell Bates of ort Washington, Md., Robert Mack Jr., o f M itchellvillc, Md., and Randy M ack of Charlotte, N.C.; one granddaughter, Patricia Bass of Sanford; and one brother, Sherman Porter of Sanford. W ilson-Eichelbergcr Mortuary Inc., o f Sanford is in charge of arrangements. H a rd w a re S to re s GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES' Transport Out Of State $995 O ' Wc Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans 3 2 7 * 5 0 0 i Is y o u r p o r tfo lio ’9 S H IP SH APE? 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He was a member of West Sanford Freewill Holiness Church. Survivors include his wife, Ida B. Sm ith of Sanford; two >d rJ M M t u m u m M S m a t iM M X iu m iM 1 CRABGRASS C rem a tio n JO AN NE E. PETERSON Joanne E. Peterson, 72, of Church Ave., Sanford, died Thursday, Jan. 17, 2002. Bom in Akron, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1966. She was a homemaker. She was of the Christian faith. Survivors include her hus­ band, Charles G. Peterson of Longwood; one son, Ross C. Peterson of Longwood; one sister, Marguerite Totka of DcLand; and one grandchild. Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home of Longwood is in charge of arrangements. sons, Avery Smith o f Orlando and Aloysius Sm ith of Lake Mary; one daughter, Pazaria Smith of Leesburg; one broth­ er, Nathaniel J. Smith of Cussutta, Ga.; one sister, Mae Tokia Brown of Baltimore, Md.; eight grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Funeral was 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, in West Sanford Freewill Holiness Church. W ilson-Eichelbergcr Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. I 1 1 1 1 I rlW Burial $1795 ing. Brisson Funeral Home o f Sanford is in charge of arrangements. I ] tx Altman-Long * 4 FUNERAL HOMES n T Kindergarten Kick Off set for Feb. 1 Ihe Kindergarten Kick Off for tire Northeast (Hamilton, Midway, Pine Crest) and Northwest (Bentley, Idyllwilde, Wicklow, Wilson) Cluster Schools and Goldsboro Magnet Sctvxil will be held at the Seminole County Public Srinxilr* Fdinaliwn.il Support ,<•■ c l:rkl.iv,rv^j,,|,. j Inmt 7J0u.m.'to 6' J0 “ ip rr. It (he , L5C ifttattleiJiAi 400 Evl rta ta M w Boulevard, Sanford. Children must be 5 years old on or before Sept. 1,2002 for kindergarten admission. Students entering kindergarten living in the Northeast and Northwest Clusters must be assigned to a school through the district's computer-generated pro­ gram. Families will be notified of lire results after March 28. SdMxrl registration will be scheduled at the individual schools alter April 8. I iowever all students from these clusters must be first assigned through the Choices Department. You cannot go first to llhaschool without an assignment. 11k- following information is required to register. I’nxrf of birth Physical examination within the last year. Immunization record on I IRS 680 (blue form) Social Security Number (If avail­ able) Pnxif of Residence - could use. copy of recorded deed, copy of the Declaration of I fomestead, copy of a lease or rental agreement l or mote information, please call the Seminole County Public Sclxx>Ls Choices Department, 407 T21WM19. J Survivors include his com ­ panion of 20 years, Joyce Willis of Sanford; four sisters, Elma Lorainc Sefechak of Fort Lauderdale, Jane L Perez of Winter Haven, Pearl L. Taylor of Murphys, Calif., and Jennie L. Lawson of Blue Ridge, Ga.; one son, Kevin Hanger of Daytona Beach; and six grand­ children. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Homes, Oaklawn Chapel, is in charge of arrangements. R i 1 b 1 3 * SOLAR SALT f g j RED 1 y.\ SALT Y M p ELLETSyM OUT m mIh *4 47 \ H \ 80lb' \ W \ 80 lb. r » \ 8 0 lb . 300 No CR 427 Sle 208 • Longwood. FL 32750 • 407-331-4244 % B r is s o n FU N ER A L H OM E S e m in o le C o u n ty ’s M o st E x p e r ie n c e d F u n e r a l H o m e A Combined Total O f 143 Years PROPANETANKSFILLEDEVERY DAY M m WhileYouWait 5 Sale Ende 000002 aivtTHtairr oru n Proud Supporters of of Caring Service LtoR Shorty Srrsfv la w McGarw I FULFILLING YOUR FUNERAL AND CREMATION NEEDS LOCALLY AND WORLDWIDE 905 Laurel Ave., Sanford ( Pressure Washer Rental S4QP Per Day 407 ) 322-2131 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Central Florida Blood Bank. Inc . Serving Al Your Hwfcare Needs Sine* 1978 O V IE D O O R E S T C IT Y 1122 W. Hwy 436 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 ONGW OOD Hw y 434 & 4 27 3 3 9 -4 8 8 3 J Hwy 434 & 4 2 6 SATISFACTION £ G U AR AN TEED g 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 J i f * SANFORD 207 E. 25th S t. 321 -0 8 8 5 J ASSELBERRY W in ter P ark D r. 3 3 9 -7 3 6 5 IDl J 5 JCCHARDWARe ACE H AR D W AR E#* HARDWAREJ C E HARDWAREJ C E HARDWARE �• . 4A 4 *i — Sunday. January 20.2002 — - THE SEMINOLE HERALD | j I {( O p in io n j Pat’s back Buchanan an d the d eath o f W estern C ivilization W elcom e hom e, Pat, even If you don't think m uch o f the old place anymore. Patrick Buchanan lives in th e spotlight, and he o r it had moved aw ay after his em barrassing run for president in the 2000 election. But now he's about to go o n stage again, this tim e with a book well tim ed to be both a best seller and the center o f an angry argument on television and other p laces where hyped controversy is king. "The D eath o f the West" is the nam e of the book, and the first advertisements by S t Martin’s Press give you the general idea, say­ ing: Richard "Can our Am erica su rviv e?... O u r Borders Reeves Opened. O u r Country Invaded. O u r Culture . . . . . . . Destroyed. O u r Heroes Defiled. O u r Values Assaulted. O u r God Dethroned." Buchanan has been collecting his droughts on the foreign­ ers am ong u s for m ote than 4 0 years, and now h e seem s to have distilled them down to this: G et rid o f the foreigners and start having children, Am erica. Christian children. O r else, get out, or prepare to b e a slave to the races bred in M ongolia or som eplace else in the M iddle Ages. I have tracked Buchanan's passion — he is a s consistent and honest as he is wrong — since his days in the White House o f Richard Nixon. Back then he kept the president apprised o f the latest new s o n genetic determination, passing along the thoughts o f Richard Hermstein, a sociologist who argued in the late 1960s that the poverty o f A m erican blacks was a sim ple and inevitable result o f God-given low er IQs than whites. "Basically," Buchanan w rote then in private m em os to Nixon, "it dem onstrates that heredity, rather than environ­ ment, determ ines intelligence.... The im portance o f this article (in the Atlantic M onthly o f Septem ber 1971) is difficult to o v erstate.... Every study w e have shows blacks 15 IQ points below w hites on average.... If there is no refutation, then it seem s to m e that a lot o f w h at w e are doing in term s o f inte­ gration o f blacks and w hites — but, even m ore so , poor and w ell-to-do — is less likely to result in accom m odation than it is in perpetual friction." (Nixon did not reject those ideas or Buchanan's analysis, but he thought his young assistant went too far. In 1982, the form er president told m e that he did indeed believe blacks were inferior to whites — an d whites inferior to Asians — bu t that h e believed American blacks had to b e m oved up ecoi nomically regardless of qualification if that w as required to n - m aintain national harm ony and reduce the rt*V» of facial v io ­ lence.) ................ Now,' Buchanan is taking on the world — and taking on the 30 million foreign-bom people in the United States, along w ith perhaps 9 million illegal immigrants, saying they will destroy hom egrow n C hristian culture. He is particularly agi­ tated that there are now m ore Muslims than Rom an Catholics in the w orld, and they a rc having more children than Europeans and old-stock Americans. His language is colorful: "H istorians m ay one day call 'the pill* the suicide tablet o f the W e st.... T hose celebrating diversity now will spend their golden years in a Third World America." Buchanan, 1 know, is a true believer that these people will destroy Western civilization, just as som e of m y Anglo-Saxon I’rotestant forebears believed that large Irish-Catholic families w ith children named Patrick would be the death of America. N ow it is his turn to fear foreigners and their ideas, as he said in an interview with W ashington Post O nline: "The Christian faith, w hich I believe is the immune system o f the West, is rapidly dying in Europe and the United States, and it's an alm ost absolute correlation that when faith dies, people die f Y % w Leaving aside the fact that his rhetoric is close to a mirror im age o f that o f a certain Saudi Arabian w e are hunting dow n right now, Buchanan backs up his ideas with United N ations statistics indicating that Westerners arc not produc­ ing the Z1 children per couple needed to maintain constant population — the current Western child production is esti­ m ated at 1.4 per couple — while the darker folks of Asia and Africa are producing as m any as six to eight children per cou­ ple. It all sounds a little dire to m e — intermarriage and assim i­ lation are pretty strong social forces, too — but if Pat is right this time, I guess we'll all just have to jum p in bed and do or d ie for Christ and flag. O a«2 UNIVERSALIUE* SYNDICATE I The two black Am erica’s'grow increasingly apart It has become increasingly Here in the early morning of difficult to discuss black the 21st century, it does not America — mostly because seem farfetched to imagine a there is no such place, racially black president of the united ........... or culturally. The good States, a black president .......... news is that Africanof Harvard University, a Americans are no black owner of the Los longer forced by legal Angeles Dodgers, the segregation to commu­ team that, as the nicate only with each Brooklyn Dodgers, hired other. The bad news is the first black player in that African-Americans Major League Baseball. no longer communicate The stature and Influ­ with each other. There ence of people such as are two black Americas, Colin Powell and one prosperous and Richard Parsons, CEO of Cynthia mainstream, erne AOL lim e Warner, argue Tucker trat apped>in the futility that even greater days and id self-destruction of are not far off. Even . more telling is the fact • • • 1* * * * ghetto culture. that the success of those and Neither is immune to the harshness or hatred of racism. other black Americans seems so Neither a Ph.D. nor a Prada unremarkable. Unremarkable, that is, to the urse is a shield against the well-heeled and well-connected ostile assumptions held by members of America's black many of their white country­ men. B u t e d u ca tio n (toes ■ vei m id d le cU m , now a c c u s to m e d to the Idea of ever greater *' long way in America, enabling strides in education, income the black middle class to make strides despite the continuing, and achievement. though diminishing, influence To black children in the ghet­ of race. to, however, Powell and Take a look at income statis­ Parsons might as well be from tics released with the 2000 U 5 . another planet. They could be census. Though the median white or Aslan or Martian, for income for black households — that matter, given their cultural distance from the black children $30,439 — still lags well behind that of white households ■— stranded on the other side of $44,226 — the gap narrowed the class divide. K considerably during the Clinton ears of years ot widespread wiaesprej prosperity. It was during that many women previously stuck on welfare found work; it was also during that period that the percentage of blacks living below the poverty level dropped to its lowest historical level, about 28 percent. But the more complex and interesting story is the gap between blacks at the bottom and those at the top. There are an estimated 450,000 black households with incomes at the unimaginable rock bottom of $2,500 a year; but there are also an estimated 450,000 black households with incomes between $40,000 and $43,000 annually. It is hard to imagine that those two groups have much in common. O r consider this divergence: While there are an estimated annual Incom es betw een $5,000 and $7,500 a year, another 815,000 black households have annual incomes of $100,000 a year or more. It is unlikely that the two groups experience America's racial divide in quite the same way. Here is a snapshot of the same phenomenon in more per­ sonal terms: My 3-year-old tiiece counts, sings the alphabet, I lepho number and address, which isn't surprising since both of her rents hold advanced degrees, iy contrast, I know a 9-year-old Atlanta girl, bom in the city's worst ghetto, who does nnt know her home telephone num­ ber. No matter how much the 9year-old is tutored or taken to museums, she will never inhab­ it the same universe as my niece. The gap In household educational levels and cultural cxiposure is too great. Whe ben Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in 1968, he had just embarked on what might have been hLs greatest crusade: a war ori poverty. Since his death, the divide between the haves and have-nots has only hardened, with poor black children adopting a selfdestructive culture that disdains scholarship, and with affluent blorlradtiHirfnntnitnt by M M attempts ku reform inner city schools. Building bridges out of the ghetto remains the chullcng for those who would follow King's path. Cynthia Tucker is niittfri.il (Mri- editor (iff the Atlanta Constitution She can tv reached by e-mail: cynlhiaOjjc cimi O HOT ATLANTA CONStllUtlON G eorge W. Bush: One year down, three (o r seven) to go with which to whittle away at During his first year as Bush's sustained popularity resident, George W. Bush has (83 percent in the latest USA rought honor and decency .......... Today/Callup/CNN back to the White Poll). They realize that House by treating his many who voted office as public proper­ against Bush, especially ty to be tenderly guard­ the Democrats' core ed and respected, not constituency of blacks, as his personal spoil of women and Hispanics, political war. That he is are taking another look not Bill Clinton would and like what they see. have been enough to According to a Los carry Bush through Angeles Times Poll in most o f his first year in Cal November, Hispanic office. The public need­ Thomas ed a rest from Clinton's • • • i • • • support for Bush had jumped to 89 percent, a tabloid behavior and 30-point gain from July. serial lying. But the war on That figure not only reflects terrorism has revealed a depth Hispanic support for Bush's in this president that's sur­ prised opponents and delight­ handling of trie war but his ed supporters. proposals to jump-start the economy. A Gallup Poll taken Like Ronald Reagan, Bush found that within one month has been comfortable enough of the terrorist attack. in his own skin to surround President Bush's approval him self with intelligent and among African-Americans had experienced people. When soared to 70 percent, its high­ they look good, they make est ever. Various surveys Jiave Bush look good. Also, like shown that women, for the Reagan, Bush has focused on one theme at a lime. The war first time in many years, sup­ on terrorism has energized the port a war in the same per­ centages as men. Without a public and Bush is using their majority of these key con­ attention to lead on other stituencies, Democrats can't issues. win elections. Many in the media are sur­ An important component of prised that Bush has done in Bush's performance as presi­ office (or tried to do) what he pledged he would during the dent is nis strong religious faith, something he shares cam paign. While some com ­ with average voters than promises have been necessary media types and academic due to the makeup of Congress (and others, like elites, who often disdain such things. Those who don't share school choice, were jettisoned his faith, or its depth, seem to before they had a chance to be properly debated). Bush has appreciate that Bush consis­ mostly moved his agenda for­ tently tries to reflect in his life ward. Now if he'd only go what is in his heart and spirit. after the easy targets of gov­ All of this goodness will ernm ent waste, fraud and amount to little politically unless the president stops try­ abuse. Democrats have been trying ing to win over Democrats to find something - anything and starts rolling over them. C In an "open letter" to Bosh, Paul Weyrich, who heads the conservative Free Congress Foundation and has one of the better political minds in Washington, warns the presi­ dent that today's Democrats are a different breed from those of a generation ago. It will do no good to praise them publicly, says Weyrich, when privately they're doing every­ thing they can to "stab you in the back." Unless Bush begins to draw sharp distinctions between the parties to attract the all-im por­ tant swing voters, Weyrich warns. Democrats could win back the House and pad their one-vote Senate lead. If they do, he predicts, "they will use their subpoena power to make your life miserable. They will see that you accomplish noth­ ing. Then they will turn around and accuse you of being a do-nothing president." The first year of the Bush presidency has been a tri­ umph. He must use the months leading up to the November election to con­ vince voters he needs a GOP majority in both houses of Congress. Unless he gets it, the last two years of this term will find Bush working to fight off Democrats, not advancing his agenda, and there might not be a second term. 02001 Iribun* VIViMii Strike �T h* Skminoli Hdlald Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword P u z z le Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis 139 Prince VaSanTa 24 R haa a bar* but 57 "The _ wMe no bite needsr*: 134 • _ Death*: 26 Fane to edecSc Grtegwot* pronounce I magaiina 29 Raid event 1 58 BodybuMer'e DOWN 32 £vtan evening pride 1 Hufl and puff 34 Leftover 81 Coot 2 "Topaz* auSnr 38 Bubarcbo toreet 94 The Merry 3 Near 3 7 *V _ th # Widow* 4 Indan addraea many...*; tong oompoaar 9 Rafkat's lyric 87 Genoa aa _ raaourca 38 Bralnwaehing 70 Dylan Thomas’ fl^KoahB’Qoah goal homsiand 7 Homs’ mother 40 Like a petted tt 71__please 8 Send (to) 42 Feed bag bN 73 Thin as _ B Catch In a tbng 44 Vacation 74 Mtbdam 10 tSunte. legWetor location 78 C n te stopovers 11 Fine 45 Golfer with w 78 Semf speakers 12 Cham, dees 'army* 77 D-Day beach data 45 Pave over 78 Bam dance 13 Heavy brews 48 Key on some 80 Opponent 14 Engage In hock register* 81 Copycats willing 50 Top of th* 84 Twitch 15 Harmless morning? , 85 Whit* blanket 18 *Aosenna’ band 52 AraM of tw PLQf 88 Liqueur 17 On the level? 55 Producer Mike flavorings 16 War god tt aL 80 Grave 01 Oo one batter 02 Copparflakfa drat wife 09 Computer Input 00 Oden cotortaM tiouof 101 Havana 103 CMabratton 105 Former senator Sam too Las__-Unis ttO Nothing In old Roma 112 Between ports 113 Young newts 114 Pinto parent 115 Stem's opposite I ts Unbars, to Byron IIS Rich deposit 120 Chianti and daret 121 Drive 122 Hoi bmea In Le Havre 124 Journal add-on 126 Bolt imp«d? Call 1•900*933*5155.99 cants a minute xamdsdRorGaoLCflm C2M2 Tribam Media Senfeo. Inc. See Solution on Page 9A Sunday. January 2 0 .2 0 0 2 Baptist Church celebrates 118th anniversary on Ja n . 27 as space for a growing Sunday School. These were tom down for the new education building, which was completed In 1966. In 1972, it was named the Fred B. Chance Memorial Education Building following the untimely death o f this beloved pastor. The Youth Activities Building was built in 1983. First Baptist has sponsored five missions which became churches in the years indicated: Southside (now Central) in 1938; Elder Springs (now Victory, an independent Baptist) In 1957; Plnecrest In 1957; Oaklawn (now Westview) in 1965; and Lake Mary (now Celebration) in 1983. Sixteen ministers have been ordained by the church and 18 persons have been licensed. There have been many others go into full-time Christian service through the years. One o f the church's many strengths haa always been its generosity to both Southern Baptist Missions and local mission efforts. After many years of purchas­ ing property for parking, plan­ ning and prayer, ground was broken on Feb. 6,1994 for the new sanctuary. The first service in this long-dreamed of sanctu­ ary was Aug. 27,1995. The church body had chosen many years ago to remain in historic downtown Sanford because it was felt that this was its place of ministry. First Baptist has had 28 pas­ tors, pictures of which are in permanent display in the chapel. The present pastor, Rick Blythe, began his ministry April 15,2001, after serving as interim pastor for a year. The Heritage Room which contains many historical items, will be open throughout the day. Some of the items on dis­ play are the first minute book, articles of incorporation, the communion service, trophies, programs and pictures. B y G rsce M erle S tln eciph er Herald Correspondent First Baptist Church on Sanford, a Southern Baptist Church, will celebrate its 118th anniversary on Sunday, Jan. 27. All former members and friends arc invited lo attend. The highlight of the celebra­ tion will be a reunion concert by Ihc 1976 Youth Choir that after­ noon. Charles "Blim p" Davis, minister of music at the time (1973-77) wilt direct Ihe choir. The Rev. Davis is currently an associate director of the Church Music Department for the Florida Baptist Convention. On Friday and Saturday, the choir will be practicing and also enjoying fellowship together. They will gather at Don Beverly's home Saturday evening for an evening of food and fun. Their practice will result in the presentation of the musical "Life" at 2 p.m. Sunday after­ noon. This group presented this musical 26 years ago. The majority of the group also par­ ticipated in the Southern Baptist Convention Youth Choir Fest at Ridgecrest in June 1976. At the 10:30 a.m. worship ser­ vice, former staff members and other former members and guests will be recognized. The Youth Choir will sing as will the church's present Celebration Choir. A history of the church will be presented, old favorite hymns will be sung, and there will be a sermon by pastor Rick Blythe. Following the service, there will be dinner on the grounds in Fellowship Hall of the Memorial Education Building. Church History A Regular Baptist Church was founded on Feb. 3,1884 with 18 charter members. The first meeting place was In the Sanford Town Hall, which was located north of Commercial Street on Palmetto Avenue. J.W. Butts, pastor of the Orlando Baptist Church, assisted in the organization and was called to be the first pastor on a part-time basis. Services were later moved to a school building on Palmetto Avenue at 6th Street. The one lot at Park Avenue and 6th Street was donated by the Florida Land and Colonization Company of London, and a wooden church building was built there and occupied by 1885. The church was admitted into the Wekiva Baptist Association on Sept. 28,1884, at which time it was also affiliated with the Florida Baptist Convention. In 1914, the church became a char­ ter member of the present Seminole Association. On June, 20,1917, the church was incor­ porated as First Baptist Church of Sanford. The former brick sanctuary was completed in 1920 and the Memorial Educational Building in 1950. Surrounding houses were gradually acquired during the 1950s and 1960s and were used Soap Box Derby meeting is Tuesday T h e C e n tra l F lo rid a S o a p Box Derby will kick-off its 2 0 0 2 s e a ­ son Tuesday, January 22nd with M ay IS , 2002. T h e Soap Box Derby Is a a g e n era l m ee tin g fo r all boys and g irls a g e s 9 to 17 in terested youth gravity-racing program that encourages close adultyouth activities while building and racing the car. It has been called "The Greatest Amateur Racing Event in the World" and the emphasis is on family and sportsmanship. The winner of the Local Race will represent Central Florida (Ocala, Daytona, Melbourne and Orlando) In the 65th run­ ning of the International All American in Akron, Ohio on July 27, 2002. The meeting is free and will be held at 7:00pm at the Sanford Recreation Department, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford Florida. 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One penon per line number, pUase.Th* Duchess w ill only sign fn piaa of her books, no memorabilia.Cameras w ill not be allowed in the autofraphlng tine Itself. A separate area will be set up for photos. BAH! B O O K S A M IL L IO N SEMINOLE PLAZA * 2 0 0 NORTH ENTRANCE RD . SANFORD, F t • 4 0 7 -3 2 8 -4 7 0 0 BA .7 5 2Z 2605 PARK DRIVE SANFORD All Day Sunday 300 OYSTERS 750 DRAFT KARAOKE ON WEDNESDAY �Thk Seminole Herald P a g e 6 A Sunday. January 20. 2002 Shoes C ontinued from P i| « LA TRADITIONH J r # * ' Vi ■V 1 X ■r1- J»vA *•I 4 « / l, 4 • ;.{ J i i ,/} / 8 k \ -: J ? E a u i A >r I V ■ > *) t ia S ^ P rV 2 6c B R IN G IN G FAM ILIES TO G ET H ER FO R 132 YEARS ■ f t LA Florida Power is a topic commis­ sioners talked about frequently, said Bundy. "It seems like every times it storms the power goes out about an hour or so," Bundy said. A nearby neighbor of Bundy's, Leighsah Jones at 1406 Wren Court, knows all about service troubles with Florida Power. At the last commission meeting, Jones spoke to commissioners about the slow response of Florida Power. On New Year's Day Jones said she started noticing her home's lights flickering on and off. Apparently a service line was burning down the cul-de-sac, and had already claimed power at two homes farther up the line. Lasing power turned out to be ED WATERHOUSE arn sH o a Thu. JAN. 17 * 7:30 PM OPENING NIGHT SAVE $3.00 ON TICKETS! (Eidudinf VIP Sean] |itaoAur I jjoru I iooeut T3oeu | r»eitf| r x e u I im n t n o s u N o c n n s a v e t o o o n n c x ir s i Buy tickets at w m v.rln g 1In t.co m Ticket Centers, Arena Box Office or call ( 4 0 7 ) 8 3 9 - 3 9 0 0 For Informal ion call (407) 849-2030 • Croups: (407| 049 3014 T I C K E T P R I C E S : S 11. 75 - S I 4 . 75 - 518. 75 - * (Service chjrfet and hantinf ten may appty. no tervice charter at Arena Boi Offlce) 20.00 vtp fiiAiiidir C o m , one hour ta rty to m e et (he d o w n s and anlm alt GOT YOUR HANDS FULL? CALL... 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Each pair of shoes was signed by one of five International dancers. from Italian dancer Silvia Azzonl. "This is one of the best gifts I've ever received." Minutes after she opened the package, Golde, an aspiring dancer, had decided what she was going to do with the shoes. "Even though I am not going to wear them, I am going to put them on a shelf so 1 can always sec them." F lo rid a Pow er- See the A ll-N ew 13 2 ndEdition! JAN. 17 - 2 0 students learn and appreciate the fine arts. "When I retired from the Southern Ballet Theatre, I went to the Seminole County School System and asked them if they could use me," Riggins said. She was a perfect fit for Midway, which is the magnet school for students interested in all aspects of the visual and performing arts. During her tenure at the school, Riggins has given the students a chance to meet and communicate with professional dancers from throughout the world, includ­ ing her son, Uoyd Riggins, who came up with the idea of sending the point shoes to the students. In August, Lloyd and his wife, Niurka Moredo — both dancers for the Hamburg Ballet — visited Riggins' ballet class. According to Riggins, it was a great experi­ ence for both the students and her son and daughter-in-law. "The students were amazed with the dancing," she said. "And, Lloyd and his wife left with a better understanding of what I do." When Lloyd returned to Germany, he asked several of his fellow principal dancers to send five pairs o f their point shoes to the Midway students. He wanted the young prodigies to have a souvenir from the international world o f ballet, Riggins said. When the students opened their packes on Thursday, several tried on the oes, while others held them in their hands as if they were precious jewels. "I love them so much," said fifth-grader Joanna Golde, who received her point shoes least of Jones' problems. While attempting to reconnect the elec­ tricity, a power surge was sent through her home. The damage included two televisions, two cordless phones, a cable box, a portable stereo and an expensive nome alarm and fire protection system. "That's not even the problem,” Jones said about the power surge. "I’m in construction myself, and I understand you’re going to have those 'Oh — moments.'" The problem occurred when Jones, using her cell phone, called Florida Power's customer service and a representative said someone would call back in a week to dis­ cuss the problem. The madness escalated as she also discovered during the digging to restore the power, workers had cut the tele­ phone and cable lines. "It was a comedy of errors," she said. "Neither one (phone or cable) would come out to fix the problem until Florida Power was done because of their reputation." As of Friday, Jones said Florida Power has still not repaired the damaged televisions, cordless phones or alarm system. Her cable and Internet line was just recon­ nected Wednesday and she was without aphone line for four days, she said. On top of that, her yard is in disarray from all the digging. "I want to ensure my position on this is quite dear," Jones stated in a letter to the rity commission. "After experiendng their version of customer service in handling what has become a major problem for me, I am definitely in support of opening the field to competi­ tion." B udget Continued from Page 1A 2,055 new students expected in 72,000 expected to attend state the county. He said board mem­ schools, Pavelchak said that bers at their Tuesday meeting additional money only offsets the could be “looking to make some IrK toblun's cut (ra n the budgvl cuta at the (liatrlct level.” during last year's spedal session. * - The possible preliminary oils ’ With the "flat rending" pro­ could effect the schools, but not posed budget, Pavelchak said the directly, as administration per­ board will need to cut funding in sonnel will be the focus. It's still other areas to accommodate the early in the budget process and, beyond preliminary observa­ tions, schools still need to find how the proposed level of fund­ ing will effect each school pro­ gram. More sc hot) I cuts may not occur until later because it's hard to predict what the legislature will do once in session, said Pavelchak. G r a n ts C o n tin u e d fr o m P a g e 1A J sorely disappointed." | Dale said the airport was scal­ ing back it's legislative priorities. Officials had identified four areas — a new parking garage, a state loan extension, environmental remediation, and construction of a maintenance hanger and reser­ vation center for Pan Am — to pursue in the upcoming sessioa That list has been cut in half. Dale said, with the loan extension arid the new construction as the top priorities. "We think we've got a pretty good chance on both," Dale said. The airport Ls asking for S7.(j million in construction money for the Pan Am maintenance hanger and reservation center through the Transportation Outreach Program fTOP). Dale thinks because the project would bring in 150 new jobs to Sanford, legis­ lators may be inclined to fund it. Dale said the airport is also ask­ ing the legislature to push back the due date on a $1.5 million loan the state gave the airport in 1992. The no-interest loan Ls due August 2002, but Dale would like to push the deadline back to 2008 when the airport's other loans from the state are due. "It's not going to cost the state any money to extend it,” Dale said. While the state may agree to extend the due date, Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard predicts there will not be a lot of money available for cities to borrow. "All the cities may see changes in the state's revolving loan pro­ gram/' Lessard said. "Historically, the state has provid­ ed loans on extremely favorable terms to cities and counties for local projects. I don't think the state Ls going to be making as many loans as they have in the ALL STERL. SLIVER JEWELRY 6 0 % OFF UPTO50% OFF ALL CANDLES, STAINED GLASS, BATH SALTS, HOMEMADE SOAP, CANDLE HOLDERS, WIND CHIMES, ETC. @ BOYD ENTERPRISES BOOTH 1004 101+ CRAFTERS in at the WALMART PLAZA, 1 BLK NORTH OF LAKE MARY BLVO., ON 17/92, SANFORD, PHONE 407-327-1101 past" Like the airport, the city is scal­ ing back its expectations for state funding, Lessard said. "The only thing we're going to concentrate on Ls the land the Department of Agriculture has," Lessard said. The city wants to obtain land behind the state farmer's market to build a new police and fire headquarters. Preliminary discus­ sions with the state are optimistic, Lessard said, primarily because the city is not asking for "new" money. "It would be nice if they would deed us the property," Lessard said. "That's not an expenditure in terms of dollars." The city is "pursuing a couple of angles" for a community center near the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, Lessard said, "but we haven't focused on any­ thing specific. "You've got to remember, Sanford has been fortunate the List couple of years in the amount of money the state has provided for local initiatives," lessard said. "Combine that with this economy, and you realize that we have to scale back on some things." Shooting C ontinued from Page LA Vincent Butler of Sanford sai he was playing a Playstatio game with some friends at a nea by Strickland Avenue resident when another acquaintanc entered the home stating the stoi clerk had been shot. "VIA* thought he was lying Butler said. "VVe went up there I see what was going. The man w. shot lying tltere on the floor." Butler said there was "quite few" people that accompanie him to the store and one of thei called 911. “He was a nice guy," Butli said about the store clerk. "It w. really uncalled for — it was sens less." �T he Seminole Heralo Sunday. January 20. 2002 Reptiles Continued from Page 1A before the Planning and Zoning board,” Krefetz said. “There was a long, on-going discussion with Rum Gibson heforc* llic application could be accepted." Gilpin, the city's land develop­ ment coordinator, said Krefetz never applied for an occupational license until code enforcement officers <on tact Krefetz about com­ plaints. "lire city wasn't aware of the Sanford Avenue operations until we received complaints," Gibson .'•lid, I le also noted that the only city occupational license JP Pets Iras ever obtained was from March 16, 2001 until Sept. 30, 2(101 for the -720 S ( hlnndo Drive lixation. Krefetz sud he lias been in busi­ n e s s for II years, first at the Midv a\ Commerce Center and since July 2000 at lire South Orlando Drive location. "You make it sound like I was tryng to defraud somebody," Krefetz told the Herald. "That wasn't the case*. I didn't know I h a d ui haw a city occupational linen'-'," A search of Seminole County records indicates Krefetz obtained an occupational license in 1996 and renewed it every year until Sept 30, 2001. He does not cur­ rently have a Seminole County occupational license. During Thursday's meeting, foe Hartwig, a business owner on 2nd Street, spoke against allowing the conditional use because it is an inappropriate location. "The building is not suited for that type of business," Hartwig said. "Those creatures have escaped, and they're turning up all over the place. A mailman found a boa constrictor, and others have found snakes and lizards were they shouldn't be." Hartwig presented board mem­ bers with pictures showing the water draining down the alley adjacent to his building. Other pic­ tures showed snakes in the alley and one wrapped around a fan in an office next to JP Pets. "I'm don't have anything against reptik-s if they are properly maintained," said Tom Jones, who owns an art gallery at 311 2nd Street next to Hartwig's business. "The problem is, that building is not a secure place for animals. People are finding snakes and lizards where they shouldn't be." Krefetz said there have been no escapes from his business. He also said the water runoff occurs when he sprays the reptiles Hs part of a daily sunning exercise. The rep­ tiles are brought outside to sun but remain in cages. "Some of them need sunlight," Krefetz told board members. Although artificial light could he used, "there are so many of tltem it would be difficult." Krefetz said Friday, "there could be as many as 10,(KX)" ani­ mals in his business. "Not 10,000 different species, but that many total," Krefetz said, noting the company's inventory could include snakes, lizards. frogs, geckos and other reptiles, as well as tarantulas and scorpions. He told board members that at times, snakes could make up 25 percent of his inventory. As part of the approval for the conditional use, I’&Z members stipulated that: • An opaque fence of wall mast be installed to enclose the outdoor storage area where the animals sun. • All cleaning and maintenance must be done inside the business. • No animal waste can be dis­ posed of outside or washed into the alley. • An industrial grade sink and/nr cleaning system must be installed in the building and approved by the city. • All doors and windows must be tightly secured and closed at all times. • Pickups and delivers will he dime at the rear of the building. The conditional use remains in place for one year, at which time the matter will lx? brought before P&Z to determine if an extension is appropriate. lire approval passed 6-1, with P&Z Chairman Michael Skat the lone dissenter. "Given the proximity to down­ town, I can't support it," Skat said. District 1 City Commissioner Art Woodruff attended the meet­ ing and expressed concern about the conditional use. He also said Students invited to Feb. 8 dance he was frustrated that business continue ignore dty regulations about proper permitting and licenses. "It seems like all we do is tell them to come back and do what they should have done in the first place," Woodruff said. "They get away with breaking the law. "The problem is until we develop a reputation as a city that's not going to tolerate this, it will continue to happen." I lartwig said lie will continue to observe JP IVts's operation and Iras not derided if ho will appeal the PicZ's decision to the City Commission. "My advice would be as peo­ ple in the community find these snakes, tlroy should catch them, put them in a bottle, bring them to City I (all and put them on the City Manager's desk," Hartwig said. "Maybe then the city will take some type of appropriate action." The city of Winter Springs Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting a Sweetheart's Dance for Winter Springs Elementary School students Friday, Feb. 8. The dance will take place in the Winter Springs Senior Center from 7 to 9 p.m. The Recreation Department invites parents to attend the dance function with their children. The dance will be hosted by a live disc jockey, and refreshments will be avail­ able. Admission is free, but tickets must be in hand to attend. Tickets are available at the Senior Center, Central Winds Park or City Hall For more information, call •UJ7-327-4761. Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a f t “ 7 CORRECTION Inour Two-[MyHofcSy Sale preprints Sinctry n j Monday. Jan. 20-2t, page *13 KaM ■SO* oft ♦ Extra ID* when you use your JCBemey Cr«il card onAl Samsorrte* wttsKfe luggage.' TNe It Iranect. 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Hwy. 436 • 4 0 7 -3 3 1 -7 4 0 0 Futon Groups �fl Page 8A T u t Seminole Herald Sunday, January 2 0 .2 0 0 2 Business Bush extends SBA loan deadline to assist with Sept. 11 fallout From Staff Raports If your sm all business has suffered substantial econom ic injury as a result o f the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks; you may be eligible for financial assistance from the U.S. Sm all Business Administration (SBA). G overnor Jeb Bush on Tuesday rem inded Florid a's small business owners that the deadline to apply for federal loans from the SBA has been extended from Jan. 21 to April 22. .The econom ic injury loan program w as activated specifi­ cally to assist small businesses severely impacted by the ter­ rorist attacks. 'T h is extension of the dead­ line to apply for econom ic injury loans is good news, as the program has been very suc­ cessful in Florida," Bush said. "To date, the SBA has approved 332 loans totaling $24.3 million in Florida. Until sm all b u si­ nesses recover from the events of 9-11, these loans will help an owner keep his or her company operational. This loan program truly makes a difference." In November, the SBA declared a state of emergency allow ing businesses directly ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect. Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family’s protection and security. I Since 1968 \s4 uto-Oumer* Insurance 2575 S . F ren ch Ave. S an ford >r tilll ■ |V ( J til' / I »■ BarrieiMed to ink Asian contract appoints CFO Victor Ragucri, founder and chief executive officer of BarrierMed is in Thailand to sign production contracts with two Thai firms for materials used in the manufacture of 67 million pairs of latex-free medical exami­ nation and surgical gloves. Ragucri saia before he left that he expects to finalize agreements with two production companies to deliver materials used in the manufacture of the gloves. Ragucri explained that the deals will enable him to fill orders for more than 60 million medical examination gloves and seven million pair of surgical gloves. In other company news, BarrierMed has appointed Nancy Fortello as chief financial officer. Ragucri said Fortello is a CPA and a graduate of the University of Cincinnati with more than 20 years of financial management experience. Ragucri said Fortello will play an important rote in helping to position the company for a public offering. BarrierMed supplies about five percent of the U.5. market for latex-fee surgical and medical examination gloves. INCON Lighting acquires California-based company INCON Lighting, Inc., a major manufacturer of high-tech and energy-efficient commercial light­ ing systems based in Sanford, Fla. has acquired CLI Fixtures, Inc. in Northridge, Calif., north of Los PUBLIC NOTICE Angeles. The price was not disclosed. M arx, Hudson, president of INCON, said CLI posted sales of more than $48 million in 2001. Hudson said INCON will con­ tinue to operate C L IS manufac­ turing facility in Northridge and retain 23 employees there. Last year INCON acquired a Miami-based import company and reported annual sates of more than $7 million. In 2002, Hudson said INCON projects sales will total more than $12^1 million. Earlier, INCON report­ ed If plans to acquire a Chinese manufacturing company based in Zhuhai with annual sales of mote than $12 million and some 600 workers. Hudson said he hopes to dose on that acquisition dur­ ing the third quarter o f this year. Alaqua Lake cloaca on 79 homesltea In 2001 Alaqua Lakes, Taylor Woodrow's premier golf commu­ nity on Markham Woods Rd. in Seminole County reported clos­ ings of luxury home sites worth more than $48 million in 2001. Charles Ayers, project manager at Alaqua Lakes, said 79 luxury home sites dosed during the year. Taylor Woodrow is currently developing the seventh phase at Alaqua Lakes and Ayers said he hopes to release a portion of the new home sites during the sec­ ond quarter, including seven that front on the Alaqua Lakes golf course and several waterfront home sites. Ayers said the new home sites will be priced from C h ec k L ic en se s and C o m p la in ts ((Jr. -v -ii 4i • M o rtg a g e s • In v e s tm e n ts Ufa Home Car Business A. "M, fU U m " (407) 322-0285 ■•Slit im pacted by the Sept. 11 attacks to be eligible to apply for economic injury loans. The Sept. 11 Economic Industry D isaster Loan program pro­ vides funds to eligible small businesses to meet ordinary and necessary operating expenses that they could have normally met, but are currently unable to meet as a direct result of the attacks. These low Interest loans are intended only to provide the am ount of working capital needed by a small business to survive until operations return to normal. Last month, Bush jo in ed SBA A dm inistrator Hector Barreto In Miami to present the first round of loan checks to the ow ners of nine small businesses im pacted by the attacks. The SBA provides loan assistance only to those busi­ nesses they determ ine are unable to obtain credit else­ where. The SBA can provide up to $1.5 million in disaster assis­ tance to a business. The loan amount is based on actual eco­ nom ic Injury and financial needs. The interest rate on loans cannot exceed 4 percent per ear, and the term o f these oans cannot exceed 30 years. The term will be determined by the business' ability to repay the loan. Small businesses have until April 22 to apply for the SBA loans. Application Information can be found at the US Small Business Administration web site, www.sba.gov, or by calling 800-359-2227. Notables • C a r F in a n c in g c V ' f —- \ > ( L ! i, < ‘ ■'QBUPT 1 800 848-3792 - iH tffmnti- f»n - I luri d, i l K j i . i r t ni c ni id II.Milling a m i I m a n i c Volusia / Seminole County Consortium Consolidated Plan 2002-2003 FUNDING AVAILABILITY On October 1, 2002, Seminole County w ill have federal HUD funding available to fund projects and activities that benefit lower income residents / households. Approximately $1.9 million in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program funds, $830,000 in HOME Program funds and $94,000 in Emergency Shelter Grants (ESG) Program will be made available to municipal governments, non­ profit organizations, for-profit organizations and other agencies to implement such activities within Seminole County. The grant funds Identified above fall into the following three main categories; Economic Developmant/Publlc Services: The County is seeking proposals from public/private agencies to assist lower Income residents/heuseholds in meeting community needs that produce measurable results (a low funding priority shall be given to proposals that create or maintain the employment of personnel in an agency): • Employment training to reduce unemployment or underemployment or to assist in the transition of public assistance/dependence to gainful employment and self-sufficiency; • Emergency health / medical services for lower income persons; • Youth programs at neighborhood / community centers for social, recreational, civic and educational purposes; • Assistance for abused and neglected children’s programs; and • Child care assistance to agencies presently providing this type of assistance. Agencies submitting eligible proposals forming partnerships with other agencies will receive priority in funding awards. SANFORD ROIjARY CLUB cPnoudCy cP/tesenfs... ANNUAL CASINO NIGHT AND SILENT AUCTION SATU R D A Y M A R C H 16 th Housing Assistance The County Is seeking proposals from public / private agencies to assist lower income households in meeting the following housing needs: • A Seminole County certified Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) acquiring, rehabilitating and renting housing units at required HOME RENT rates. Funding priority will be given for a proposal that best assists senior citizens (age 62+), and/or residents requiring special needs housing; and • Operating cost assistance to homeless shelters and for activities to prevent homelessness. The County is seeking proposals from its incorporated municipalities and from the residents of County designated target neighborhoods to fund improvements such as; • Rood Drainage improvements; • Water / Sewer Improvements; • Sidewalks; • Street Improvements (e g. paving, street lighting and landscaping); • N eighborhood park and re creational developm ent/im pm vem ents; and • Im provem ents to publicly ow ned buildings and fa cilitie s. Three (3) shall be the maximum number of funding requests/proposals for projects/activities by any public or private agency. Ail proposals are due to the Seminole County Community Development Olfice no later than 5:0 p.m„ March 8, 2002. Faxed proposals and e-mailed proposals will not be accepted. Funding application packages may be obtained at: i Seminole County Community Development Office 1101 E. First Street Rm. 3301 Sanford, FL 32771 530 PALM ETTO AVE. SANFORD Games Begin at 7 :3 0 RM. 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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 $833 million in 2000. The compa­ ny is a wholly owned subsidiary of the I,ondon-bascd real estate group Taylor Woodrow pic, which was founded in 1921. ping wh Ih $250,(1 contracts worth $250,000 Dora Landscaping Company has been awardee) four landscap­ ing and irrigation contracts worth more tiun $250,000 over the past 30 days. Jim Oyler, founder and chief executive officer of the firm, said the contracts include Disney's Celebration where Dora will landscape and irrigale common areas and parks; Lillie Lake Brvan u ry ar on SR 535 at Disnev near Ijuthchase Shopping l idler at 4; Sou Hunter's Creek on U.S. t i l in southwest Orlando and The Springs Shopping Centre on SR 434 in Longwood. Oyler slid the four contracts total Mime $250,000. M iller Sellen Conner A Walsh creates environmental team Miller Sellen Conner A Walsh (MSCW), one of Florida's most respected community planning, design and engineering firm*, has created on environmental, ci> n iu ltliW , , needs of its clients. Darla Mill Jr, formerly ivitfi ’ Breedlove Dennis and Associates, leads the specialized learn, which provides compreltensive environ­ mental site review for projects of all sizes. The team gives private and public clients a foundation for community planning, design and engineering services to pro­ tect their bottom line and (In­ states valuable natural resources. 'Because of our firm’s fulF-service approach, We now have engineers, planners and environ­ mental project managers looking at a project at the some lime. This provides a seamless review process for our clients," Miller said. Miller,-who holds a bachelor's degree in forestry from Mississippi State University, brings more Ilian 15 years of award-winning environmental experience to the firm. I ier exten­ sive background includes project management, environmental per­ mitting, wetlands permitting and mitigation, environmental con straints reviews, wetlands delin­ eations and wildlife censuses, wetland monitoring and grandfa thering assistance. "We review sites with regard to wetlands and threatened ami endangered species - whether plant or animal." Miller said. "If any an- found, we evaluate llu-ir impact on the development and work with the appropriate agen­ cies on mitigation and permit­ ting." MSCW has provided commu­ nity planning, design and engi­ neering services to private and public clients in Central Florida for more than 24 years. MSCW and its staff have helped shape the landscape of tin- region, design neighborhoods, and create urban form to accommodate Florida’s growing population while protecting valuable natural resources. MSCW is noted for its innovative approach ami Shared Visioning Soluliorisitm) process that created Horizon West, Florida's sector plan model for large-scale growth management and community planning. MSCW’s unique On i* Firm Comprehensive Solutions" capa­ bilities enable it to pn iv ide i ornprehenslve development support serv ices, fron t econ om ic and m ar­ ket analysis to urban design and civil engim . ring. • �TMI Siminolx H ualo Sunday. January 2 a 2002 9A Operation Paycheck helps locals get back on their feet Operation Paycheck, a state-funded Initiative designed to retrain displaced workers after the S e p t 11 tragedies, is more than just an initiative to new Seminole Community College student Kristine Raney — it's a blessing. *1 feel lucky to be in this program,” Raney said. 'T h is is a great opportuni­ ty for me to go back to school and earn a certificate in a growing industry.” Raney, one o f 10 individuals locally to apply for Operation Paycheck, la enrolled in SC C's Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) program. Originally from Indiana, she moved to Florida more than eight years ago. After earning a journalism degree with an advertising/publlc relations emphasis from Franklin College in 1992, Raney faced economic conditions similar to today's. When the opportunity arose to segue w ay into the retail industry, Raney shifted her focus, and remained in retail for 16 years. ”1 loved the human interaction,” she stated. Most recently a store supervisor, Raney w as Uid-off soon after the Sept. 11 attacks as a direct result of the national tragedies. k ' I contacted placement agencies and submitted resumes to online career network and recruiting services after I was laid off,” she said. ”1 thought I would go into administrative assisting, but because 1 had no prior experience, I didn't qualify for many of the open |Lake M ary syes city iroperty 'or fire iubstation positions.” Raney learned about Operation Paycheck from one o f her first unem­ ployment pay stubs. Instructed to visit a One-Stop Center, she did just that, and soon found herself applying for the state program that pays for her SCC tuition and books. Though Raney has had little previ­ ous computer instruction, she is excit­ ed about the opportunities and salary her certification will afford. When she completes her MCSE Certification, she will be trained to serve as a systems engineer, technical support engineer, systems analyst, network analyst or a technical consultant and can expect to make about $30,000 as starting salary. Raney also had the opportunity to meet President George Bush when he w here w e saw ourselves a t the O p e r a t i o n I fell lucky to be in this end o f the pro­ gram s. H e w as? Paycheck Oneprogram. This is a great very encouraging, rStop C enter last December. She opportunity for me to go saying he w as 'behind u s,' and > and seven other back to school and earn a w hat a g r e a tj students engaged in a round-table certificate in a growing oO ppp eo rr tautni i ot yn ! discussion. industry. Paycheck was. 'I sat across “It’s a little from President ----------------- n -----------------scary — not know - j * Bush,” she said. ing what I'm get- • “We introduced ting m yself in to.' t o u r s e l v e s , Operation Paycheck Student explained how we ________________ It's like 'A m I s learned about ready for th is ? ':* Operation Paycheck, shared what we But after attending last w eek's first a planned to study and how long it classes, I know. Yes, this w ill be the would take us, and commented on right track for me.” >t visited the a O r l a n d o Road projects snarl traffic S H S baseballers circa 1952 Road project* in Northern j Seminole County M otorist*) should watch out l r . Editor LAKE MAKY — Location Ians are moving forward for city's proposed new fire tion and substation. City Commission and Lake Fire Chief Craig Haun two possible loca­ tor the proposed substaincluding City Hall and intersection o f Fifth Street Lake Mary Boulevard, a Thursday work sesNo action was taken, M B M v ev er, in order for city : 'M iff to gather more informaconceming the City Hall m i tm During last year's strategic on, city commissioners ' the possibility of u ild in s the su b statio n on City Hsu property. At the time, however, there were concerns the proposed facility would not benefit the city's plan for a downtown devel­ opm ent Nevertheless, several com­ missioners on Thursday said they want the city to continue to consider the site, especially if there is a possibility of pur­ chasing property surrounding City Hall for the future expansion o f the government building. ”I'm not ready to give up on the idea of building the substation at City Hall,” Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene said. In agreement. Commissioner Gary Brender said it may be easier and less expensive for the city to pur­ chase property surrounding City Hall. ”We only have a finite amount of money," Brender said. “It may be far easier to acquire additional property around us.” For several years, City Commission has been dis­ ing the need for a new re station and substation in ke Mary. Plans include emolishing the department's current facility on Rinehart Road and constructing a new building on the site. A substa­ tion is also planned for the downtown area. City Manager John Litton has said a referendum will be needed to ask voters to approve a bond issue in the amount of $5.2 million for the new facilities. As of yet, no date has been set for the ref­ erendum. As for the Fifth Street loca­ tion, Haun said the site would give the substation easy access to Lake Mary Boulevard and other main arteries within the city. There is some concern, however, a Fifth Street substation would disrupt life in the residential area. “I don't think a substation in a residential area is appro­ priate," Greene said. Michelle Jerta can be reached at md|erta Oaemlnoleherald.com or 407-322-2611. Sem lnol* Project SECTION l i (U S. 17-92 to Old Lake Mary Road) *1 C ontractor Modern ' Continental South I toSw MmM ay Ones I The 1852 Seminole High School baseball team won lour games and tost four In regular season play. The SHS team played each of the fol­ lowing four teams twice: New Smyrna Beach. Daytona Seabreaze. DeLand. and TttusvtUe. They loet to New Smyrna In the Conference and In the Bub-Oletrtct wen ove Seville, but lost «o DeLand. 8H6 pitchers were Metvyn Flelsher and Jimmy Krtder, while Jimmy Smith was the lead­ ing better. Cords*. Stenetrom, Biebee and McCall each hit homeruns. Teem member* included, from left to light (frfent) Meivyn Fletaher. Junior Melts. Terry Cords*. Jimmy Pennington,'Joe Pickens, D9 Sheffield, Edward McCall, (beck) Coach Bi*y Fleming. RandarFerreO, Jmmy 8m«h, Mika Wheichel. Jimmy Krider, Hamilton Bisbee and Frankie Stenetrom. How Much Will the New Tax Law Save You? (ARA) - By now the federal tax refund you received this summer is probably long gone. Ideally, it was used for something fun like a DVD player or weekend getaway, but in real­ ity it was probably spent on something as practical as an orthodontic b ill However, the new tax law that produced your rebate may still hold some savings for your pocketbook. The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, passed last June, reduces federal income tax brackets, increas­ es child tax credits, eases the “marriage penalty” and bolsters education and retire­ ment savings. Some of the tax breaks will benefit you this year. Others will be phased in over the next 10 years, so laws and limits may change. Here are details of the tax law's major changes. The new tax law reduces tax rates by creat­ ing a new, 10 percent tax bracket for the first $6,000 of taxable income for single individu­ als, $10,000 for heads of households and $12,000 for married couples filing jointly (the single and married thresholds increase in 2008 and thereafter). The 15 percent bracket remains the same, but the four other brackets will drop gradually until they reach 25 per­ cent, 28 percent, 33 percent and 35 percent in 2006. The deductible limit on student loan inter­ est was raised this year from $2J)00 to $2^00. The deduction begins to phase out for single tilers with adjusted gross incomes more than $40,000 and joint tilers with incomes above $60,000. The new tax law makes saving for colle a little easier as well. Starting in 2002, annual limit on contributions to a Coverdell education savings account (formerly educa­ tion IRA) rises from $500 to $2,000. The con­ tribution phase-out range for joint tilers will also be increased, making it easier for more Solution to Today’s Puzzle l T S H I N N N M H U N A G L 0 D 0 D H S C 0 R A A T U P Y A S 1 1 R E S 1 L S R E N ■ s 0 F1 w E S T W A S P■ T T o 1 N 0 T E 0 U B L sT 0 1 |A S B 1 C E P D 0 R 1 T » 0 N T 0 0 E V E N M A R S ::| E A 1 D C R L E N 0 R E Is T u N T | N 1 A L E W A T E R H A 1 R A L M Y R A R E S H 1 P S T 0 V E T 0 M A R E N E L S N1 A Q U A l | u N T R ul E H 0 E 1 N S E R T 1 D A 0 G E | L E T A1 r S E S See Puzzle on Page 5A parents to contribute. The new tax law encourages saving for retirement in several ways. Beginning in 2002, both traditional and Roth IRA maxi­ mum annual contribution limits will be increased to $3,000. People age 50 and over also have the opportunity to catch up on missed retirement savings. Those individuals may be able to put an extra $500 a year into their IRAs for 2002 through 2005, and an additional $1,000 a year starting in 2006. Contribution limits for company retire­ ment plans will also gradually increase over the next five years. The annual limit for 401 (k) plans, for example, will rise from $10,500 to $11,000 in 2002, eventually reach­ ing $15,000 in 2006. There will also be catch­ up provisions for employees age 50 and above. Be sure to consult your tax advisor to see how some of the new tax laws will affect you. Sheriff reports largest class for law enforcement academy The Seminole County Sheriffs Office Community Law Enforcement Academy, Class 25, is now is session. It is the largest class, ever. Initially, 125 individuals enrolled. On Jan. 9, the first night of class, 103 attended. On Wednesday Jan. 16th, 93 attend­ ed. Much of the interest in the class was generated by the events of Sept. 11. The course designed to edu­ cate the citizens o f Seminole County in the concepts and pro­ cedures of law enforcement. It meets once each week (usually on Wednesday nights) for 14 weeks from 6 3 0 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. There are no physical require­ ments and it is a free course of instruction taught by members of the Seminole County Sheriff s Office. For more information, contact Pete Robinson at 407-665-6741. WEB SITE NEWS Subscribers for eLert have I* i»r< i i now reached the 2,500 mark. The service is a way for the public to receive electronic alerts at their home, or business, e-mail address. The eLert gives a brief update on registered felons that have moved to the area, travel­ ing criminals, community meet­ ings, etc. The eLert service then directs the subscriber to the Seminole County Sheriffs web site; where the user can get more detailed information, see pictures, etc. The Seminole County Sheriffs Office web site address is: www.seminolesheriff.org. The web site, under the "Sheriffs Office" section has also been restructured to allow bul­ letin board type entries for each individual district or region. So, if there is a community meeting scheduled in, for example, District 4 (Oviedo area), a hyper­ link will take the web site user to the information. Just point and click. For more information, please contact Pete Robinson at 407665-6741. >J v * 6 f BRM M s Airport Boulevard to Close at Night . The 400 block of[W West Airport est/ 1------* j Boulevard is scheduled to be j closed during the w eek of j January 28. This closure will • take place between U S . 17-92 t and the Seminole County j Health Department The closure Is scheduled to j take place between the hour* of i 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. This nightly closure Is necessary while crews place eight steel beams for the ( Airport Boulevard overpass, j Cocaf traffic will be allowed in 1 the area. The $265 m illion Seminole Expressway Project 2 connects Toil Road 417 with Interstate 4 near the Seminole Towne Center in Sanford. Currently, Toll Road 417 northbound ends at U.S. 1792 in Sanford. This project is also called ‘T h e Missing lin k ”. Motorists are advised to obey the speed limits and to drive with caution at all times. Enhanced speed enforcement is ongoing in construction zones; Speeding fines double when worker* are present Interstate i/SL Joh n s River Through Saturday, Jan. 26: • Intermittent lane closures will occur on the eastbound and westbound 1-4 mainline between Orange Blvd. and Saxon Blvd. during milling and resurfacing of the outside shoul­ ders. Additionally, the on and off ramps at D iru en and Orange used for Boulevards may be closed short periods of time during these night lane closures. Lane closures are scheduled for Sunday through Friday, January 20 - 25, 2002 from 10 p.m. to 5 3 0 a.m. • Intermittent lane closures are scheduled cneuuica for ror the me inside, msiae, bound lane on U S . Hwy northbound 17-92,, approximately one mile northi of the U S . Hwy 17-92 / I4 interchange. Lane closures may occur through Saturday, January 26, during the hours of 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The inside, southbound lane could also be closed at the same loca­ tion af.er morning rush hour has subsided. Both lanes * je to be re-opened by 5 3 0 p.m. Lane closures are necessary to help facilitate truck traffic that will be hauling dirt and debris from the newly constructed retention pond tor the 1-4 SJR bridge replacement project • There are no anticipated lane closures on the 1-4 mainline at the new SR 417 ini during the week of January 26,2002. 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Five age groups are offered 5-6 (coach pitch, 50-foot bases), 7-8 (coach and player pitch, 60-foot bases), 9-10 (player pitch, lead offs and stealing, 60foot bases), 11-12 (player pitch. Major League rules, 70-foot bases) and 13-14 (player pitch. Major League rules, 90-foot bases). Cost Is $60 for 5-6 year olds and $75 for 7-and-Up. Discounted rates for sib­ lings. Prospective players must present a Birth Certificate at time of registration. For more information call 407-323-5570 or check the website at www.eteamz.com/seminolepony. BARBER W IN S NFPGA EVENT AT WEKIVA Justin Barber of Edina, Minn., fired a five under par 67 IVicadajf at Wckiva Golf Club to earn his sec­ ond North Florida PGA Winter Tour victory of the season. Barber eagled the par-4 14th hole and added five birdies and two bogies, both on the front nine of the 6,682-yard course, as he won by a stroke. Rex Kuramoto o f Orlando shot 68 and w as second, while Matt Armstrong of Longwood and Tony DeMaria o f Sanford were among five players tied for third after shooting 71is. Barber's first victory of the 36th NFPGA Winter Tour season came on Nov. 5 at Rock Springs Ridge in Apopka. This was his third win overall on the nation's oldest mini-tour. NORTH FLORIDA PGA W IN TER TOUR Weldva C C , Longwood 6,682 yards, par 72 1. Justin Barber, Edina, Minn., $240,36-31 _ 67; 2. Rex Kuramoto, Orlando, $ 1 5 0 ,3 5 -3 3 .6 8 ; 3. (tie) Matt Armstrong, Longwood, $82,35-36 _ 71; Vince McCarthy, Orlando, $ 8 2 ,3 8 -3 3 .7 1 ; Javier Mestres, Miami, $82,36-35 71; Tony De Maria, Sanford, $ 8 2 ,3 6 -3 5 .7 1 ; and Paul Dickinson, Apopka, $82,35-36 _ 71. CITY O F SANFORD BASEBALL SIGN-UPS The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Ruth Baseball League will be holding a Coaches Meeting for anyone interested in heading up a baseball or softball team this spring this Tuesday (Jan. 22) at 6 p.m. at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. If you are unable to attend, but are interested in coaching, please call the SRD at 407-330-5697. The SRD is also register­ ing players for its upcom­ ing Babe Ruth Baseball and See Briefs, Page 4B L a k e M a ry girls b ask etb all team stays u n b eaten Sports EdMor LAKE M A R Y - Not that It wasnit becoming pretty apparent, but there is little doubt now as to who is the top girls basketball team in the county this year. With victories over both Winter Springs and Oviedo this week, coming on the heels of a sweep in the Sarasota Girls Basketball Showcase this past weekend, the Lake Mary girls stretched their unbeaten streak to 22 games and solidly established themselves as the team to beat in the Seminole Athletic Conference. The Rams, ranked No. 1 in the FSWA Class 6A State Poll, got 15 points and seven rebounds from sophomore Meghan Chamberlain to defeat host, and No. 3 Class 6A ranked, Sarasota, 54-36, in the eShowcasel and also took down No. 5 ranked Rlverview last weekend. Coach Carl Brownfs charges then com­ pleted a five-game road trip on Ibesday, surviving a slow-tempo, defensive battle with a young Lions squad, 33-32. Sophomore Angie Pressey scored 12 See Girls, Page 3B R a i d e r s o p e n to r a v e r e v ie w s Tennell sparks men to triumph Women rally for 108-66 victory By Doan Smith Sports Editor By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD 6 When things started to look bleak for the Seminole Community College menfs basketball team on Wednesday, head coach Stan Cromartie turned to his inspira­ tional leader. Sophomore point guard Antwaln Tennell has gone from being a starter to actually being dismissed from the Raiders this SA N FO RD -You would never know it from the final score, but the Seminole Community College womenls : basketball team was actually in trouble in this game. Playing their Mid-Florida Conference opener at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center Wednesday night, the Raiders came out tentative and seem ed to b « p layin g scared season, but nothing has sw erved this Jet-qutck. shooter against a S an ta Fa C om m u n ity College squad that they were expected to dominate. TUming the ball over on unforced errors and standing around on offense forced SCC head coach Ken Patrick to use two time outs in the first seven minutes and to go to his bench as he searched for the answer to get his charges going. But the harder the Raiders tried, the worse things got as Freshman centeris came up big for they fell behind by 10 points, 17-7, with 12-27 left in the first Seminole Community College on half on a three-pointer by Wednesday as Kltua Witherspoon Laquana Ayers. (No. 42, above) and Yelena Leuchanka (No. 51, left) led their Thatfs when Patrick turned to respective teams to victorias over sophomore Yo Johnson. The Santa Fe Community College from obvious emotional leader of the Gainesville In the Mid-Florida Raiders immediately sparked Conference openers for both the team as she and fellow schools at the SCC Health and sophomore Chamesia Bailey Physical Education Center. The 6combined to score 11 of the next foot-8 Witherspoon, from Boone 14 points in the game and the High School In Ortando. scored a team-high 18 points and pulled hosts finally went ahead, 20-18, down a game-high 12 rebounds as with 8 5 0 left before Intermis­ the men bounced the Saints, 78sion on a three-pointer by 67. Leuchanka, 6-foot-5 from Johnson. Belarus, recorded a triple-double, Johnson, who put off season­ scoring 26 points, pulling down 20 ending ankle surgery to help rebounds and blocking 12 shots as her team, scored seven points the women rallied Irom a 10-point deficit seven minutes Into the game during the surge and SCC score a season-high 108 points never cboled off, ou (scoring the a 108-66 triumph over Santa Fe. Saints 101-59 over the final Both Raiders squads will have 27:33 of the game to stroll to a their hands full tonight 108-66 triumph. (Saturday)tas they travel to After taking the lead, the Daytona to battle the always Raiders continued to take com ­ tough teams from Daytona mand, building a lOpoint lead, Beach Community College at 32-22, with 4:10 left before half­ the Lemerand Center. The time, and appeared ready to women begin at 6 p.m. and the turn the game into a rout. men are set to tipoff at 8 p.m. But SFCC held tough, scoring 10 straight points late in the period to cut the lead to six, 4034, before the hosts scored the final four points to lead, 44-34, from backing his mates, whether on the bench or in the game. In the teamls Mid-Florida Conference opener against Santa Fe Community College from Gainesville at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center, Tennell entered the game with SCC down 15-8 and turned the game around as the hosts rebounded to win, 76-67. Tennell scored five straight points to key a run that saw the Raiders take a 36-35 halftime lead. With the momentum now ing with the home team, SCC rode the ballhandling of former DeLand star Chris Jackson and freshman center Kitus Witherspoon to roll to a 10point lead, 59-49, with 8:45 left in the game and eventually led by as many as 17. But the Saints suddenly made a run against the bench and got to within six points in the final two minutes, and the fans start­ ed to think that maybe another game would get away from SCC, which has seen leads slip away late and turn into heart­ breaking losses of less than five points. But the Raiders were not going to let this one get away. Witherspoon, a 6-foot-8 frnhman from Boone High School in Orlando, scored 18 points and pulled down 12 rebounds. Chris Jackson and the teamfs leading scorer on the season, Jason Currington from Leesburg, both tallied 15 points, with Tennell also finishing in double figures with 11 points. See Women, Page 3B Sec Men, Page 2B M a c h in e - lik e L io n s to p p le T r ib e By Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD - Watching State-Ranked Oviedo play on Tuesday was like watching a skilled sur­ geon or well-oiled machine at work. The Lions (14-2 and ranked No. 3 in this weekis FSWA Class 6A State Poll) always seemed to make the right pass, to the right person, at the right time, got the ball lo their best player at ctucial times, and slowed the attack down when it was necessary as they got past host Seminole, 70- MUM Am 53, at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. Oviedo used its precision offense to take an early lead over Arrow Force X (10-8), jumping out to a 19-11 advantage after one period. But Seminole never let the Lions out of sight until the final minutes if the game, staying within 6-to-10 points behind the play of its senior duo of Robby DuPrc and Marcus Robinson. Every time Arrow Force X had an opportunity to keep the game close and carry some momen­ tum into the next period, however, Oviedo would See B o y s, Page 2B Two m ore shutouts fo r Patriots in boys so ccer By Dean Smith Sports Editor ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 6 The Lake Brantley boys soccer team continued its outstanding play this week, posting a pair of shutouts and in the process wrapping up the No. 1 seed for the upcoming district tour­ nament. Ron Fulmore, Tommy Stavitzski and Graham Zusi scored one goal each as the Patriots blanked Winter Springs, 3-0, in a Seminole Athletic Conference game at See Soccer, Page 3B �FkgB 2 B T he S w iN o ti H n u m Sunday, January 2 0 .2 0 0 2 ______________ Boys-----------Continued from page IB get an opportune bounce that would lead to a ■core at the buzzer. Moat of the Hmc its was defending Class 6A Player of the Year Shawn Witherspoon that ended up with the ball for the Lions. T he 6-foot-6 senior forward finished with 19 points (giving him over 2,000 for his career), seven rebounds, seven assists, two steals and four blocked shots. The difference in the game was probably the start of the second half as Oviedo, leading by |ust eight points, hit three consecutive three-point shots, two fay Brad Rich and one by Grant Herren, to keep Seminole at bay. The extraordinary thing about the trio of tftreysl w as the fact that those were the only long shots the Lions hit in the second half. The visitors would miss their final 10 attempts from behind the arc. Rich equaled Witherspoon for team-high honors with 19 points for Oviedo and also had three steals, while Herren chipped in with 13 points and five rebounds. Point guard Jake Pickett also had a nice game with eight points, three rebounds, five assists and two steals. For Arrow Force X It was DuPre who again car­ ried most of the load. The Campbell College signec was 6-for-12 from the floor, 3-of-6 on threepointers, and 6-of-8 from the free throw Une for a game-high 21 points. He also had seven rebounds. Robinson was also in double figures with 15 points and dominated the backboards with 13 rebounds, but after hitting two of his first three attempts from the floor, the 6-foot-6 center was only 4-for-15 the rest of the game. Anthony Turner (seven points, five rebounds), Adam Garcia (six points, two rebounds) and Don Taylor (four points, five rebounds, three assists) also played well for Seminole. Both teams were to have played non-conference foes this weekend, with Oviedo heading to Springfield, Missouri for the Tournament of Champions and Seminole hosting West Orange at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium starting at 7:30 p.m. tonight (Saturday). In other boysf games this week: Freshman sensation Darryl M erthie scored 10 points, but it was far from enough as E J. Gordon scored 26 points, pulled down 21 rebounds, hand­ ed out five assists and took sw ay five steals to lead host DeLand (13-3) to a 63-35 thrashing of Lake Mary at the New Dog House on Ibesday. The Rams (5-12) only trailed 8-4 with 31-sec­ onds left in the first quarter, but the Bulldogs would score six points before the end of the peri­ od to lead 14-7 and built the advantage to 35-12 by halftime. Oviedo maintained its unbeaten lead in the dis­ trict on Wednesday, roughing tip Lake Mary, 8257, as Witherspoon scored 22 points and Pickett had seven assists. Merthie again led the Rama with 20 points. Winter Springs continued to play well as sopho­ more Ryan Ex ter poured in 25 points to lead die Bears to a 41-33 victory over Lake Brantley on Wednesday. Kyle HUI added 10 rebounds and Chad Fowler six assists for Winter Springs, while Bo Gooch tal­ lied 13 points for the Patriots. Lake Howell also picked up a big win on Wednesday as Isaac Codrey towed In 26 points to lead the Stiver Hawks past Titusville, 59-40. Joivan Fores tier added nine points for Lake Howell, while Jared Laskey handed out 10 assists. uoro io. a u o w roeci x n Ortao(14-2) DtLind (13-3,61) Gocdcn 26 Mr»cn 11. TfWf 7, Andnrwi 2. 1 PHrick 1. Brambiuiri 10, WtWpplil Tbttl* 3 6 9 * 1 Lik* Mur 7 3 14 9 _ 38 M ond 14 21 U U _ 43 1M Arid pm h . t i l l U mj » (M n ta l G. C M U * DKond I (H tan). T«oi fovb . UW May tfc W ood 13. Po«*d <m . non.. (actan t fe ta l 1 Morpn 1 Cwrtngtan X MeH«T 2. Wiawnp"""*. Sorting tP *. (actant Swli . SKC 4 (Dm)Kknv Unji CoUm. AnMtak SCC IB (fe ta l 1 For Santa Fe, Jamaal Idlette scored a game-high 19 points, with Kedrick Larry adding 12 points and Dwayne Jackson 11 points, SCC will have an opportunity to get a huge win tonight (Saturday) when it travels to Daytona Beach Community College to battle the defending M-PC champions starting at 8 pan. DBCC (15-5) was stunned on the road on Wednesday, falling In Ocala to Central Florida Community College (13-6), 9991, in double overtime. No score was received on the scheduled game between Florida Community College at Jacksonville and St, Johns River Community College. CiarV^cn 2. C (actan 2. Wldummn 2. TH. Bkdid iM i . SPCC 2 (WWta Jfc SCC 3 (WUhtnpcnn 1 0 6 (actan 23 Twnovtti _ STCC llj SCC 11. Dertii M (Ml ft H«snve oa M a Hctel M 0 oa a Sh*mw M » 0 3. H«n*n t-10 M U, Dunkk 0-1 M a Sbnpkta 1-3M 2, WWttnpoonS-ltM 19,Co»kM-4M2.Ztaik«klZ-4M4.IU*7-U 2-119. Srftwart* M CM3a Tbttkr 3M4 M 70. SantaltflM) Mortrn oa oa a t»yl« I-* M irb tt (MM a TWn« 2-7« 7, UcCnj 0-1M a WUIUni* M M a G«tia U M 6, FontawM U a Robimon 6-1* 3-9 13, DuTrt 6-12 6B 21. Tbufa 19-3212-21 St Ortafa If If » 12 _ 70 3ra*>ol» II IS t7 7 _ S3 Tlmt-poM Aridgoab _ Ovtadu7-22 (Rid) 3-6, HcMt 2-9, Bttarwwr l-atfamn 1-2. Wlthmpoon(VZ. Simpfcin. Hit S—Inolt 69 (IXiTwS6. Tiytor 0-2. McCray 0-1J. Trun foul. _ OvWdo 13, SnnJnob l FouWd ou»_ now. M nkila _ now. fafcwida _ Ovtodot Soninoit J7 (Rota.cn IX DuPnr 7, Tiylor 3. I m 3, Funuiw 2. Cud* 2, vwm»«. 2. IN*). A»u> . OttoJu 19 (WUtanpwn 7. (TkluMX StapkbMX Hrmn 2. Brinowf. Could. Rktifc Soibta f | M * X WlDLam2. RcMnaon 2, Wk, DuPre) Sm Ii . Ovkdo 10(Sid) 3. Hmld f t a fa |1a N nti Former DeLand High star Chris Jackson (No. 12) finger-rolls in two of his 15 points, helping host SCC get past Santa Fe, 76-67, on Wednesday. Self-Employed? Up to $ 4 7 , 5 7 8 . N o w h ir in g . F u ll b e n e f i t s , tr a in in g a n d re tir e m e n t. 3 WE E KNI GHT GET AWAY Health Insurance* @ Affordable Rates! $ 1 8 For application * Info, call 7 days/wk SAM •10FM: INCLUDES DINNER f t BREAKFAST DAILY l HOUR NORTH OFATLANTA •% (8 0 0 ) 3 3 7 -0 7 3 0 atMmmtak .2393470 K IA 9 ( 0 t r € » 0 0 l t ) e x p ire s 0 / i O / o i lt00-923-5530. HOLLER A GWOOD SeHablaEspanol MITSUBISHI . MOTORS CREDIT FIXER! GUARANTEED FINANCING 572-0106 ALL APLICATIONS ACCEPTED! CREDIT • U G L Y CREDIT CREDIT • NO PROBLEM! LONGWOOD V | 1/2 M ile N o rth o f 4 3 4 o n 1 7 - 9 2 / 18001 6 3 9 -6 6 6 6 ^ w w w .h o lte rk ia lo n g w o o d .c o m -S e H a b la E s p a n o l ^ ^ Af �T he Seminole Hkxald Sunday. January 20. 2002 Page 311, Soccer Continued from page IB Tom Story Field on Tuesday. Judson Fisher had an assist for the winners, while Dana Singer stopped three Bears shots in goal for the shutout. On Thursday, Lake Brantley traveled to Spec Martin Stadium in DeLand and whitewashed the Bulldogs, 2-0, with Zusi and Gordon Stasak scoring the goals. The Patriots (18-2-4) got an assist from Aldredo Chany, while Singer was perfect again, stopping four shots. In other boys soccer games this week: Ryan Zarbaugh scored two goals and J.P. Raad had a pair of assists to back a five save effort by Michael Sasso os Oviedo topped Lake Mary, 3-1, Tuesday. Matt Groover scored a pair of goals, but his effort was just not quite enough as DeLand edged the Fighting Semlnoles, 4-3, at Thomas E Whigham Stadium on Tuesday. Things got even worse on Thursday as the Tribe was blanked, 5-0, by Deltona. Lake Mary got back into the • win column as Eric Golden, Fernando Tovar and Jerry Girard had the goals as the Rams shut out Winter Springs, 3-0. Tovar also added an assist to * his goal, while Javier Bermudez and Kenny Myers assisted on the other scores. Rusty Robinett v recorded the shut out in goal, stopping three Bears shots. In girls soccer games from this week: Brittany (BJ) Gracey, the daughter of longtime Sanford softball star Tommy Gracey, had two goals and two assists lead­ ing Pine Ridge to a 5-1 victory over Lyman on Monday. Lindsey Phillips scored the goal for the Greyhounds. Lindsey Affolter and Lisa Weber scored two goals each as Winter Springs hammered Trinity Prep, 6-0, on Monday. Christina Crooks had a pair of assists for the Bears, while Courtney Silvera recorded the shutout without having to face a Saints shot. Silvera made up for it on Wednesday, however, stopping 10 shots to get another shut out, this one in a 3-0 victory over Lake Brantley. Weber had a goal and an G irls Continued from page IB points for Lake Mary, offsetting a 15-point, five rebound effort from Oviedo sophomore Whitney Tussle, Irimar Hcnandcz had five assists for the Lions. But the biggest game probably came Thursday night when Lake Mary hosted fellow state power Winter Springs. Playing their first home game since January 3rd, the Rams held leads of as many as eight points, but the Bears (18-4), ranked No. 5 In Class 5A, never let the hosts get away as Lake Mary won its second straight one-point decision, 59-58. Senior Jackie Beik led the winners with 15 points, while Pressey, the daughter of Orlando Magic assistant Paul Pressey, added 11 points and junior Alexa Kane chipped in with 10 points. For Winter Springs, Stetson signee Missy Guadagnino led all scorers with 17 points, while University of South Alabama signee Jen Font had 14 points and Sara Nuxol had 10 points. The Rams will have to put the Winter Springs win behind them quickly as they host another state-ranked team, Gainesville-Buchholz, in a varsity only game today (Saturday) at 5 p.m. In other girls basketball games this week: Celeste Hudson scored 29 points, pulled down eight rebounds and handed out five assists as Lyman whipped Titusville, 52-30, on Monday. Tiffany Lightner scored 14 points and Vlviana Stewart had six rebounds as Lake Brantley won a district game against DeLand, 57-49, on Monday. Mattea Codrey scored 17 points and Katherine Luetzow poured in 11 points as Lake Howell dumped Seminole, 57-45, on Tuesday. Leigh Ann Brown dominated the backboards for the Silver Hawks, grabbing 18 rebounds, while Abby Kohn handed out six assists for the winners. On Thursday, Codrey again topped the scoring list with 20 points as Lake Howell got past Lake Brantley, 51-43. Andrea Baluertc scored 17 for the Patriots. Also on Thursday, Tossic tallied 22 points as Oviedo crushed DeLand, 59-39. RAMS 39. BEARS SS I j i , U jry (22-0) Prewry II, Mo*br 9, Kane 10, Chamberlain S. Rrtk 15. Crrjjory 3, Whelan I. Totak 30-32 19-27 99 W inbt Sprtn(* (IS-4) Nuiol 10. Guedagninu 17, M ra k v i 7, S n b r l L Font 14. Eily 2. Dmirtcad 1 T o rtk IS-90 22-25 M. W bibr Spring* 14 S 16 20 _ SS U b M a iy 13 16 15 13 . 59 Thne-pomt ArVl ( t u b _ none. Tram limit _ Winter Spring* 20. L a ir M iry IE Fouled mil _ Lake Mary, Chamberlain T rth n k tl* _ none. assist for Winter Springs, with Crooks and Affolter scoring one goal each for the Bears. Jennah Carter scored the gameis only goal in the early going as Oviedo held off Lake Mary, 1-0, on Wednesday. Carterfs score came in the eighth minute of the contest and goalkeeper Nellie Liijenquist did the rest, turning away 14 Rams shots. Lake Mary outshot the Lions, 24-3, in the game. No. 1 Class 6A State Ranked DeLand had little trouble in besting district foe Seminole, 50, on Wednesday. Ashley Reilly scored a goal, but Lyman fell to Mainland, 3-1, Women Continued from page IB at intermission. The Saints stayed relatively close in the early part of the sec­ ond half, but 6-foot-5 freshman center Yelena Leuchanka started to dominate both ends o f the floor for SCC and the victory was never in doubt after that. Leuchanka recorded her 13th double-double of the season, and in fact, had a triple-double, scoring 26 points, pulling down 20 rebounds and blocking 12 shots. Johnson was next with 19 points, while sophomore Brandi Davis added 13 points, fresh­ man Kwanza lKay Kayl Thompson came off the bench to score 11 points In less than three minutes in the second half, and 2001 Florida Freshman of the Year Gabrielle Blankenfeld had 10 points as 12 o f the 13 SCC players scored in the game. For the Saints, Lucia Heston scored 24 points and Laquana Ayers tallied 16. The Raiders have now won on Thursday. BOYS BULLDOGS 4. F tC jm N G SEMINOI.ES 3 D rU nd 2 2 . 4 Sem inob 2 I . J G ra b . DeLand 4 (llmdalov 1 CUiwiimlo. Thompson); Sem inob 3 (Groover 2, own ( m l) A M ili . D rU nd 3 (HJndrlov, Thompson. D ta m ) Shot* on ( m l _ D rU nd IS: Srm inob 20. Savrt _ D rU nd S. Srm inob 3. PATRIOTS 2. BULLDOCS 0 Lake Brantlry 0 2 . 2 D rU n d 0 0 . 0 G ra b . U b Brantley 2 (Z m l Statak) Aaabb _ Lake Brantlry I (Chany). Short on ( m l _ Lake Brantlry II : D rU nd 4 S a m . D rU nd I ; Lake Brantlry (Singrr) 4. WOLVES 5, FIGHTING SEMINOLES 0 Srm inob 0 Del tone 2 0 3 . 0 _ S six games in a row and stand at 11-8 on the season. The team has its work cut out for it tonight (Saturday) as it travels to Daytona Beach Community College to challenge the No. 18 Nationally-Ranked Falcons starting at 6 p.m. DBCC (19-1) opened its con­ ference season with a 78-62 vic­ tory over No. 9 nationallyranked Central Florida Community College in Ocala on Wednesday. RAIDERS 106, SAINTS 66 Santa Fe Community College (N/A, 0-1) Heston 9-24 3-4 24, Blizzard 2-6 01 4, Ayers 6-201-2 16, Jamerson 2-3 (H) 4, Carlough 2-3 (H) 4, T. Hall 2-4 04) 4, M. Hall 0-0 0 0 0, Gore 1-100 2. Yahn 2-8 OO 4, Echezarreta O l O 0 0, Clanton 1-1 2-2 4. Totals: 27-71 6-8 66. Seminole Community College (11-8, 1-0) Berggrcn 2-5 0-0 4, Vann 1-2 OO 2, Bradshaw 3-4 OO 6, Johnson 8-13 22 19, Bailey 3-1102 7, Harrison 1-3 OO 2, Jakobsen 2-3 OO 5, Thompson 5-7 OO 11, Cazeau 0 2 1-3 1, Boyd I2 OO 2, Blankenfeld 4-6 2-2 10, C ra b _ Deltona 5 (CVmu I . Andrew*. Evan*. MaPhenon) Awten _ Deltona 4 (Jobnaun. Arnlrrw v Ft in *. G jrcti). Sn»*ft tm gu*l _ ScminoJ* B, [ Vitim* 14. _ SrminoW 7, iXrltnru 7. Junior varsity DHtnvu 2. Scmim4e 0. CIRLS PANTHERS 1 GREYHOUNDS 1 Lyman 0 I . I IV w R id (r 3 J . 5 G ra b . Lyman I ( L Phillip*). Pine R id (r 3 (C r*rry 2 . W i h m l Bm rll) A » b b _ Pine R id (* 3 (Cratry. Will. S rhillip*>. Short on (oal _ Lyman I: H nr R k l(r l b S i m _ Lynun 6. Pine R id (r 0. Junior vanity wore _ OO BUCCANEERS 3. GREYHOUNDS I Mainland ] 1 . 3 Lyman I 0 . 1 G ra b _ Mainland 3 (Knl(ht, Epprlhrim rr. Netile). Lyman I (Reilly) A w brt . Mainland I (Nettle) Short on ( r a l . Mainland 10: Lyman 14. S a m _ Mainland i ; Lyman I. . ^ f |q I" *1 V |,j |;, 11 ■(.* Junior vanity «crrr _ (V0 Davis 6-9 1-3 13, Richardson 0 2 OO 0, Leuchanka 12-18 2-3 26. Totals: 48-87 8-15 108. Halftime SCC 44, SFCC 34. Three-point field goals _ SFCC 6-14 (Heston 3-6, Ayers 3-7, Blizzard O 1); SCC 4-19 (Johnson 1-2. Jakobscn 1-2, Thompson 1-2, Bailey 1-6, Berggren 0 2 , Harrison 0 2 , Vann O 1, Bradshaw O l, Blankenfeld O l). Team fouls _ SFCC 14; SCC 13. Fouled out _ none. Technicals _ none. Rebounds SFCC 33 (Yahn 7, T. Hall 5, Ayers 4, Heston 3, Jamerson 3, Blizzard 2, Carlough 2, Gore 2. Clanton 2. Team 3); SCC 60 (Leuchanka 20, Blankenfeld 7, Davis 6, Bailey 3, Thompson 3, Cazeau 3, Berggrcn 2, Harrison 2, Vann 1, Jakobsen 1, Bradshaw 1, Boyd 1, Richardson 1, Team 9). Assists _ SFCC 5 (Blizzard 2, Heston, Ayers, Carlough); SCC 26 (Blankenfeld 6, Leuchanka 5, Johnson 5, Berggren 4, Harrison 3, Vann, Bradshaw, Bailey). Steals _ SFCC t l (Heston 4, Blizzard 2, Ayers 2, Core 2. T. Hall); SCC 20 (Blankenfeld 5, Leuchanka 3, Vann 2, Johnson 2, Bailey 2, Harrison 2, Berggren 2, Bradshaw, Thompson). Blocked shots _ SCC 15 (U'uchanka 12, Richardson 2, Davis). Turnovers _SFCC 34; SCC 20. n . "j *T ii m * "I If* u> tp ,r 1 I* ' B aseball’s best settle on college future Two more Seminole Athletic Conference baseball stars have made their decisions on where to attend college next year. On Thursday, the Seminole High duo ol Bryan Armstrong and Jason Louwsma signed respectively with St. Johns River Community College In Palatka and Manatee Community College in Bradenton. They (oin the Lake Mary trio ol Matt Horwath, who signed with Louisiana State, and twin brothers Kyle and Ryan Bono, who both signed with the University of Central Florida in the Fall early signing period. On hand lor the signing ceremonies were: (top left, left to right, bottom to top) Jack Armstrong. Bryan Armstrong. Lynne Armstrong. Karen Coleman. Seminole High Principal Sam Rides. St. Johns River CC head baseball coach, and Mike Powers, SHS Athletic Director and baseball coach; (top right) Becky Smith, Jasonls mother. Jason Louwsma. Jasonis sister Kimmie. stepfather David Smith. Coloman and Powers; (bottom, toll) Bill Horwath. Matt Horwath. Susan Horwath. Scott Underwood. Lake Mary Assistant Principal. Allen Tuttle, head baseball coach, and Boyd Kams. LMHS Principal, (bottom, right) Mike Bono. Kyle Bono. Ryan Bono, Sheila Bono. Underwood. Mickey Bono, Tuttle. Karns. I �* *** • a i * • I P a g e 4 B Sunday. January 20.2002 ’ Briefs ; Continued (ram page IB fastpitch softball for players 14 years of age and under. The fee is $30 to register. t Player Placement and Skills 8 Assessment Day will be 2 Saturday, February 2nd, with . ^ Opening Day set for Saturday, ' 1 March 2nd at 9 a.m. at Historic i Sanford Memorial Stadium. , For more information call 407r 330-5697 or visit the Downtown ! Youth Center in Sanford City , Hall. *t M A G IC T O H O ST C O L L E G E N IG H T College students, alumni, fac1 ulty and staff, family and , friends are invited to come out t> and cheer for the Orlando 2 Magic as they take on the Miami \ Heat on Thursday, January 24, t at 7:30 p.m. at the TD Waterhouse Centre. <• Fans will be treated to a spe­ cial pregame performance by £ the Orlando-based band, S O L s The concert will be held out* doors on the north side of the 3 arena. L egals m i n e cm cutt c o u r t o f t h e iv t h ju a c u u . c n c u r . SEMNOLS COUNTY, i ' CAM NO.: 01-CA-14I-14-W I CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOUHO ' ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT. DATED AS O f MAY I, IM S, AMONO MERRILL LYNCH MORTGAGE INVESTORS. MC. AS DEPOSITOR. UTTON LOAN SERVICING. LP. AS SERVICER. ANO THE TRUSTEE SERIES 1899- CB2. CHARLES BHAROO.« «L. T m SO O NO LI H n U L D Discounted seating is avail­ able for os low as $10, with $31 seating available for only $15. Reserve a group of 20 or more tickets and receive two FREE ' tickets. For further information and details, call 407-89-MAGIC. S A N FO R D G YM N A STIC S Sanford Gymnastics Is starting the year 2002 off with a bang! This nonprofit gymnastics school is offering mom & me, preschool, beginner, advanced beginner, intermediate, and advanced gymnastics classes. Gymnastics classes are held Monday through Friday. Other classes being offered are Kung Fu and Tae Kwon Do on Monday and Wednesday, cheerleading on Tuesday and Thursday, and Tai Chi by appointment. All ages are welcome! Come in now to get a free trial class! Sanford Gymnastics is still located at 601 East 25th Place. For more information about classes, please call 407-323-2462. C H IL D R E N S H EA LTH & Le c a M THE CMCUT COURT FOR I COUNTY, M RE: ESTATE OF EL EASE C JUDY, NQT O r e A ^ j wmAnoaT ELEASE C. JUDY, r t o r o t u l Fla Number 01-1383-CP, la panting to Via CJrcUt Court to* Sarnlnola Counfy. Florida. Probate DMaton. NkVoaa ol Much It 301 N. Part mu*. Sanford. Flonda 33TTI. Tha namaa and I r k k i u n of N DAVIO A ZAAIBRf. CHARLES BKAROO and KATHLEEN BAAflOO, NOTICE « HEREBY GIVEN pur•uerrt to ■ t u m m y Final Judgment ot Forectoeura dated January I t , 2002. enatradto CM Caaa Nunber 01-CA 341-14 w ol Vw EyrtaanVi AkS cM O ra iL In and t o Senrtneto County. Florida, ntiemm David A Zarnbrt, la C tw lee aaa tom beta* ALL VfTERESTED PERSONS ARE NCmFIED THAT Al ponone on ahom tow nofleo to arvad art* have obfachona Ibal th akirga Via vafctoy d l a i m a MtaMone of Vw paraonai rapra•arrtatora, vanuaor Jurtadtabon at Vito Court v o raqurad to Mo M r abwo■one rrah l a Court WTTHV4 THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF ACORN OF H IG H SC H O O L TR A C K The Lake Mary Games-2002, High School Division, Track Meet, sponsored by the Lake Mary Track Club, will be held on Friday, February 1, at Lake Mary High SchooUs Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded to the top three in each event, female and male, with one High School t aaid Final Judgment, to art: lo t 3. Bloc* B. Carnatal Una Ona. ad In PM Boo* 15. Paoa 54. Pubic Raoonta ol Bomtoclo Couarty, • Ftartda. Oalad Vila tt day ot January, 3003. Cleik of Clrouirt Court i B y Mary Stroupe Deputy dark I Richard S . Taytar. J r . Eaqutro. P Poat OMoa Boa HIT. ' Longwod, Florida 33752-1117; I PubaabJanuary 30. 77.3002 • 11153 (4 w t »e c ir c u it c o u r t OF THE 1STH Ju o raA L cv tcu rr, M ANO FOR I SChMOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA c m otvtsxM CASS NO : 0XCA-1SM-14-W ' BANKONE. NATIONAL •' ASSOCIATION, TRUSTEE BY RESIDENTIAL FUNDING • CORPORATION ITS ATTORNEY IN FACT. JEANMNE DAWSON. KENORICK SYKES: ENGLE » HOMESrORLANOO. INC. KJNGSBRIOOE COMMUNITY • SERVICES ASSOCIATION. 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F ta No. Ot- 1338CP a In tha Circuit Court ol Satranuto County. Ftartda. Prabato « a a a m » n y t n a a — nwedar tar c a b . « W itt berk door alto * Sardord, Sdn*Wto COUrty. Ftartda at 1100 am . on February 12,2002. Vw Lake Mary High SchooUs Don T. age division. You must be In High School to enter the games, Reynolds Stadium. Gold, Silver and Bronze but you cannot wear school uni­ medals will be awarded to the forms since this is an age group top three in each event, female m eet and male, with one Middle Cost is $3 per person ($5 dsy School age division. You must o f the meet), with a limit of be in Middle School to enter the three events. Including relays. games, but you cannot wear Held events are: Long Jump, school uniforms since this is an High Jump and Shot P u t age group meet. Running events are: 100/110 Cost la $3 per person ($5 day High Hurdles, 100 Meter Dash, of the meet), with a limit of 1600 Meter Run, 4 X 100 Meter three events, Including relays. Relay, 600 Meter Run, and 4 X Field events are: Long Jump, 400 Meter Relay. 'High Jump and Shot Put. The time schedule will be: 3 Running events are: 100 Meter p.m. _ late registration; 4 p.m. _ Dash, 1600 Meter Run, 4 X 100 field events; 5 p.m. _ running Meter Relay, 600 Meter Run, events. 'and 4 X 400 Meter Relay. Deadline to enter in advance The time schedule will be: 8 is Thursday, January 31at. a.m. _ late registration; 9 a.m. _ For more information, or to field events; 10 a.m. _ running get an entry form, please call 407-333-2370. events. Deadline to enter In advance Is Thursday, January 31st. M ID D LE S C H O O L A G E For more information, or to D IV ISIO N T R A C K M EET get an entry form, please call The Lake Mary Games-2002, 407-333-2370. Middle School Age Division, L ecals ls 08582TV PubWUwawry 2 0 .2 7 .2002 SIS3 SA FET Y FA IR AT JC C On Sunday, January 27th there will be a health and carnival atmosphere at the Jewish Community Center, 11200 S. Apopka Vineland Road. The program runs from noon to 3 p.m., rain or shine, and will have lots of things for the whole family to do. There will be a giant slide, fire engine, crafts, face painting, ani­ mals, giveaways, and plenty of information for you on medical and safety issues. This exciting event is free and open to the public. For further information, con­ tact Brenda Sher at 407-239-7411. nay a rt aatfcrVi baton ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT) AJ panona on whom Vra robot la ct^ctm tut liuiTiQfi tw vaiefttyy d maWd. Via “ - w Von d M a Court art raquirad to Na Vaaotyacaora wrm Ma Court WITH­ IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE or THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AI cradton d ma DacadarV and paraona having daunt or whom a copy d Ma noaca la ■ - u* w i pw aaaiw M u dliiv■■n . ■ morans iim iiHiirl.a in aBm to m ™o i d ir4' on# dda d Vw tn t puOAcaaon d Ma Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR T>«RTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF TFVS NOTICE ON THEM AI oVior cradton d Via Dtcadant and panona having daima or damanda agauiat tha DocadanTa Ettaia mud Na Vrau daunt wah Ma Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TFVS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data d Via llrtl puUcaoon d Via None* a January 30. 3003 KENNETH F. MURRAH. a* Panonal Rapraaonlqliva d tha Euala d RUTH MOVEY JACKSON Attomoy lor Panonal KENNETH F MURRAH OIMurnb. Doyta and Wlgla. PA 800 Wad Mona Bodavard P O Boa t33S Wtraar Part. I tarda 33790 Talapbona (407)844 9801 Ftonda Bar Numbar 0057494 Pubtah January 2 0 .37.3001 11158 SEMMOLJ COUNTY BCC PROJECTS: t Proyact IFB-3039 02/GMG • Tarm Ccrurad lor F*a EltkigiMher Samcaa Dua Data: Fabruary 8. 1003 ai 2 0 0 PMtocal tana 3 Pnyad IFB 3 0 4 0 0 3 0 * 4 0 • Tarm Cent/act lor Sala d 0*1 FB Manna! Dua Data Fabruary t , 3003 d 3 0 0 PM b e d tma To guaranis# racarpl d addanda. 4 la lha raapondants' waponatodry to contact ma Samnora County Purdiaauig Onaaui prku to mo kiad raewrvurg data d don la alao a .aiiaUg on Via County * Wah Page For mtormatayi on any d ma Sarrunola County BCCprcyacta. pNaaa nut our wab paga d www co •anvnoi* It uatiuauiau/puKhaaaig or ca4 407-863-7118 PuWnh January 30. 3002 8157 NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE a batahy Oban mil. on ma dan and d *ma road batow. and contndig hum day to day imtr at goeda art add, ma mi •at ol pubic auclun. to m# rugbad balder, tor cadi, d Via wanbouaa STORAGE USA. tocarsd d 7400 W Cotand Or. Ortando. FL. 33V18. ma cuntarta d ma uoraga una contamng houaabonl and / or buamaaa gooda. tor rant and omar ebargaa tor wtacb a loia on aama m cMuruul to *4 OATE OF SALE Jan 3 a 3003 TIMEOF SALE 1000 AM by sakl ada to ba wtoar and by u n i t d m* Suaa d Ftartda, to a d i ewaa mada and pravldad. Pubtob January 1 3 3 3 2003 M THE C M C W COURT OP THE EIQHTtlNTH ■I THi CMCWT COUtT OFTHB 18TH Mo. 881183 CA-14-L Cb#a# Corporation M. Junto; Korrta Ljnn Jorwo Nk/i Korrta L»rai K#ty. ol M.. DEFENDANTS. Nomop Nova to kanby (Non Vwt pwSS5BNOLI COUNTY, C A M W 91-OR-4217 - 8 * 0 * M. M M AND TO: (Noma d Raaapondanq (RaapandanVa Lad m oan a>**aaa| awwi t e a Pan Ays YOUARENOTinED Vid an adton ha* b«an Bad agakid you and Via* you ara raquirad to ta r n a copy d your rrrtton datonaaa, V any to 8 on jnamo d Patlbonar)Darwa MHar whoao adnata to 701 Pod Lab* Placw Apt 1 0 3 Apopka. FI 337133 on or baton |dda) FEBRUARY 7. 3 0 0 3 and d a ma onglnd wab (to dark d M a C o v t 'd (CtorVa add aaa) 301 K. Far* Art, Sardord. FL 32771 baton aarvtoa on PaMa id or kiaadSMdy t i d k i. 8 you to! to do to, * dalaUI may bo u tor d a ra id Coptoo d a l court documonto In Vat caaa. metodmg ordara, ara aidtohla d Via Clark d b o O c u l Courra d k a . Yuu may ravlarr maaa documanta upon raquaai Ybu rnud kaap ma Ctoik d ma Cuciui C o u rt OBca noMad d you curara arkkaaa (you may Ba Ndtoa d Currant A d *a n . Ftartda Fandy Form 12815). Futon papara ti Ma lawiuV wd ba matod to Pia aJdrata on raoord d ma dartTa o8ka. WARNMOfUt 12383. Ftonda Family law RUaa d Procadura, FaJura to oompky can raaul b aancDATED JANUARY 2,3 0 0 3 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C M C W COURT By Nancy R. WtaWr Oapuly Clark Pubaab: January 3 13. 30.37, 2001 11083 luont to Vwl Final JudgrotM of Foradotura M January 4, 3002. 11 S3 CA E, d Vw a m * Cowl at Vw IW i JutSUM O n u s In and tor WMWfi rDflCM. WWMn CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/KIA CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. It P t a M and SMvtn M Jttw t: K a ra Lynn Jo n tt » V a Korrta twin K#ty. Amtrtoap Otnorai Hum* E<t*y. toe ; Stott a# Ftorkto. D **k M ol WtoitWMt. ChM l y t f rt Entoratmenl Piayi toil. N TSStbtl PoM 8. Joan v tr a u t rttoN StbM Ctab Aptrvntntt; Harrtt Sod Company toe.; CMborVi (Souta Dakota). N A, Wart Dttonrtwvu). I * B t t l to Vw Ngbtal and b ttl bktdtr tor a d i M Vw W tal kort door ol Vw Stmnoto CowVy CowVnua# to S trto n l Ftorkto. Sominokt CouVy, Ftorkto. to H OOwn on Vw 31 day o( January. 2003. Vw tadowtog dttcrVwd proptrty a t t I tarVi to told FtoM JudgmtnL to Mb LOT 8, BLOCK t a LAKES IBLLS SHORES. ACCOROINQ TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROED SI PU T BOOK 11-PAGES 14-15, PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOROA NOTE: PunutrV to Vw F t * DtM Co l action Practical Act you tra tdrttod Vwl Vat tow tom to doomed to a a dabl cottctor trumping to oo8ad a dabl Mid any tatarmaSon obtakwd * f l bo utad tot Vwl purOalad Vw T day ot tonuary. 3003. MARYANNE MORSE CtarkrfCtoxACocto ByMarySHMW DapiVy Clark i n gwrrwioat nefiiij C O 08J3 A STAWIARSKl, P A 4010 BoyacoM Bottovard Su m 450 TtmpAFL 33807 TaWphcrw (813)877 8008 CAStlO-OO-3313 Pubkab January I3( 20, 3003 hots , M THE C M C W COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH ju d ic ia l o r c u t t OP FLOMOA M AND FOR SUBNOLE COUNTY CA M NO. 01-CA-I1U-I4-L AMERIOUEST MORTGAGE COMPANY. WENOY YBARRA flKIA WENOY (ASAWAR, ERNEST YBARRA: UNKNOWN TENANT, RAO M. TASAW A R . ____ .UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAO M TASAWAR. HOUESIDE LENDING. INC: W8J.IAM L MCCARTHY:, none* of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uanl to a Find Judgmant ol Foraacoauw dalad January 4. 2002. •rat aniarad In Caaa Na 01- CA 2 1S3-14-L. d Vw O c u l Court d mo Egruawnm Jud od Clrcul n and tor Sanwida County. Ftonda . wbaraai AMERIOUEST MORTGAGE COM­ PANY. a a p ia n d did WENOY YBARRA FlK/A WENOY TASAWAR: ERNEST YBARRA.___ UNKNOWN TENANT. RAO M TASAWAR. ■UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RAO M TASAWAR. HOME SI 0 € LEND­ ING, INC . WIUIAU L MCCARTHY; ara mo Odwndanu I wd to* to mo htghaii and bad tuddar tor cadi at Wad Irani door d Vw Coumouaa 301 N Park Avarua. Sadcrd. FI 33771. d 1100 AM on January 31, 3003. Vw toaowng daactViad proparly aa rd tarm ti toud F n d Judgiwnt towd. LOT 104. LONGOALE. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A3 RECOftOEO IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 58 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE. FLORI­ DA MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark al tw Court By Mary Stroup* At Daputy Clark PubtahiSanVncta Harald Sutundad by Man: A Ban Ezra. P A Artomaya tor Plamofl 951 N E 187m Strad. Sun* 204 M THE ORCUIT COURT OFTHB 1STH JUOICUL ORCUTT OF FLOMOA M ANO FOR BC1BHOLS COUNTY JUMBOCTIOM DIVISION He. 09-CA-2277-14-L Cbaaa Mongaga Company, PLAINTIFF vt Pator RuaaaA Anbony Ruaaal; Nan Edward Rutaato Andrea Taagar, Roaata Aaarc Tha Unknown Naira, davt a n t. graniaaa. aaalgrwoa, lanora, cradkurA tn,*Waa. or ovwr Clatoianta ctotowig by. Vmugh. ttodar or agatoM Agrwa C. Ruaaal . itt ctM id , a lto . DEFENDANTS NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE Noaca la haraby gnran vw l pw•uanl u toll Final Jud(piwnt ol Fsradoaura doWd January 4. 3003. and ar*arad to owl caaa manbar OoCA 3337-IL L ol Vw C k o * Court ol Vw l#TH Jutkcw! ClrcuV to and tor Sornnolo CouVy. Ftorkto aboraoi CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a PlaiVB and Polar Ruaaa*. Anbony Ruaaal. Nan Edward Rut ta t; Andraa Taagar. Ro i at a Aaau, Spnngwood VBaga Condominium Aaao-na-n d Longaaod. too.; TTw Unknown Hart, drrtakaa. graniaaa. by. Vnuudv m tor or ogatoal Agrwa C R u au i, dwcaaaad. Stow ol Ftanda. Dapartmarv ol Rmranua. Eaarman Kodak Corporation: Sarnlnola County, a potacal lubdMw n d V w Stato ol F k n to Lkwad S u m * ol Amanca. V lying and a l itoknown parbaa dam ing by. tnrougb. under and agamat Vw abova nomad datondarv(a) who ara nor known to ba daad or akva. wbaVwt laid unknown partwa may r o i w a . w art DaNndanmi. I wd •al to Vw Ngwal and bad Uddar lor caab al Vw Yrtal Iron door ol vw Sammola Counfy CourtbouM to Santord. Ftartda, SanwwM County, Ftorkto m II 00am on Vw 31 day el January. 3003. Vw Mowing daacrtwd proparty aa tat lortb In •aid Ftotl JudgmarV, to wit DWad Vw 7 day ol January, 3002 MARYA7«C MORSE dark o tC ko R Court ByMwy Sborqw DapidyCtork im siwitm iwin L Bradstreet Tennis is hosting a Junior Unranked Tournament on Saturday and Sunday, February 16-17, at Eastmonte Park in Altamonte Springs. ,The event is open to beys and girls in three age divisions: Under-10,11-13, and 14-16. Participants must never have been ranked in the Top 100 in the Florida Stale Rankings and should know the scoring system and be able to serve. The deadline to register Is Thursday, February 14 at 7 p.m. For additional Information, please contact Tom Boysen at 407-475-9316 or view foe web­ site at www.bradstreettennls.com. Y O U T H B A SE B A L L The Coast to Coast Baseball Stars are now seeking 11-18 year old players from Florida who would like the opportunity to represent foe United States at a two-week summer 2002 tournament in Australia. For more information. E-mail infoOcoasttocoastathletlcs.com, call 740-373-4455. ecals 320 F ora* Part CkdX Longwood. F L 3277V •I pubtc aato, to Vto IRpaal and boat brddar tar c a A M Vw total b o d door ol Vw Sorrrtnoto County CaurVwuaa Santord. Ftonda al 11-00 AM on Fabruary X 20C2 . Oalad January 7.3002 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OP THE COURT By-Atory Sanucw Daputy Clark (407)888-4330, not IM4r tom aovm (7) doy# prtor to Vw proooodng. V hamng tnpartad. (TOO) 1 * 0 0 6 8 3 ■771, or WalOO (V) 1 6 0 0 6 6 4 6 7 7 a Hb^tohi^ro ’rnewy m1-1—- 9* 4- — W•- *Maaon AAooocWMa P A 17757 U B I f NorVy SUM 500 Cll Ml t i l l. FL 33764 (737)638-3800 PubkahJmuary (X 30. 3002 SOTS COC4U3 S STAWIARSKl. P A 4010BoyacoU Boutovard Suva 480 M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR ■COUNTY, TWatborw: (813)877-8008 CAS#10-00-4880 Pubtah: Janwry IX 3 a 3003 ■078 CAES MX 6I-C A 618S -I6L CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO OLENOAIM FEDERAL BANK FMil O L 8 M M 4 *----------------------Loan Aot c Thnp8.aS3aOT a n c u r r court OP THE ISTM JUUCUU. CMCUTT m ym e MANOPOR ■ COUNTY No. 91-CA-3188-14-L A Sn.iVi■ — ewetrorue Q — | i-, ——I— V Ti*tLwk■■01nn Mongaga n#g»vaiion Syatoma. tae. PUUNT1FF. V8 Frank E. Undrwr. Cadwrtno P. Undrwr. at to, DEFENDANTS NOTICE OP NoSoa la haraby grvan VwL pur•uard to Vwl Final Judgmant ol Fonctooiav dalad January 4, 3003, and artared to cw4 caaa nurrbar 01CA-3IK3I4-L. ol rw Crcurt Court of Vw tb b Jurtdal CtroR to and tar Samfnow County. Ftartda. wtwram MORTGAOC ELECTRONIC REGIS TRATION SYSTEMS. INC. la PtokiM and Frank E. Cavwrkw P. Itadnor. Ftoanca Sanrtong Cop. VW* Often Trao Ftoandai Samcmg CorporaSon: Amartcan General Financial Cantor. Ino.. War* Delandtotot), I art! t a i to Vw hkpwal and btM bddar tor caab « Vw M d Iron door ol vw Sammola County CourtbouM In Santord. Florida, Sammola County. Ftorkto. al 1100am on Vw S t day ol Jartrary 2002, Vw ktonMng deacitwd proper­ ty M m torth to aokl Final Judgnwrv. towr LOT IX CARIBBEAN HEIGHTS ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. RECORDED VI P U T BOOK 33, PAGES 38 ANO 38. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. NOTE: Pinuani to Vw Fa* OaM Cni a cUon Pracbcaa Ad you ara •drtaad Vwl (bra law krm ■ daamad to ba a dabl coaicttr aMmpong to cotoct a daM and any ktormwaai oMamad wW ba uaad tor Vwt purpoat. Oatod Vw 7 day M January. 3003 UARYANNE MORSE dark at CkciR C oal ByMarySbouca Oapuly Clark I no Barnmow n o ru j COOrtJS A STAWIARSKl. PA 4010 Boyaooul Boutovard Suato 450 Tampa. FL 33807 Tatopbona: (813)877-8000 CAS# I M I-4 1 39 Pubith. January IX 20. 3003 0077 M THE ORCUrr COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH J UTrtTTAL CWCLST COUNTY. CASS N d : 01-CA-2440 141 RESOURCE BANCSHAH£ 5 MORTGAGE GROUP. INC . STEPHEN CRAIG CREW S i V l STEPHEN C CREWS md MELISSA A CREWS, hut wVa. HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK, •nd UNKNOWN TENANTSTOWNERS NOTICE OP SAL* Noaca to haraby grvan mat. pur •uanl to Bw Ordar or Final Ardgamarv aniarad to to * cauaa In Via C n u l Court ol Sammola County, Ftonda I a d aa4 vra property Mumad n Sammoto County. Ftonda LOT 47. FOREST PARK SECTION TWO, ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PU T BOOK ZX PAGES 84 ANO 85. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA and commonly known a a io x Ftrr of sax lot ix sajo 1 0 0 0 FEET SC MG MEASURED P fR P E JO C U U R TO THE WEST­ ERLY UNE OP IA O LOT tX 8 you art a paraon wkb a dtoWSy ontor to paractotta to Ma procaad tog, you ara i r s i H at no caw to you, to Vw proitotan t t eartoti twtotoned Ptoaa* eo n a d Vw Coul at 407EM -4330 toShkt tow (3) uoikfcig days a( yew racttpl al M s NoSea; V c a i Ftorkto Ralay Sarrtca (V00) 833S7T0. Dalad al Santord, Ftorkto. on Jam ary 7.3003 lAAftYANNE MORSE Aa CJartu. O cu 4 Court Iky Mary Sboupa Aa DapuTy Ctork 85KTH H M TTXD UZ.PA Bu st 303 Fort Laudardato. FL 33308 PubitttJm uwy IX » . 1002 M THE CMCUTT COURT OFTHB 1VTH JUDICIAL ORCUT M AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, flo rem CABS N a 81-CA-1882 14L BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALPORNU. NJL, - i . WEJJAMM.OREENE.tt iw. wa MARY A EVANS: BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. SEMINOLE COUNTY; C U M OF CIRCUIT COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY) LONQWOOO GREEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OP LONQWOOO, INC UHAULCO. OP FLORIDA: UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT N a X and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAMMO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 48 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pi#, tuanl to an Ordar or Summary Ftowl Judgmant ol toractoeura dalad January 4 , 20C2 arkl aniarad to Caaa No. 01-CA-2183-14-L ol Vw C k o * Court oI Vw Clghltanto Judtalaf Circus to and tor Sammola County, m e - a---- u_ *-» *- ■- r _-i--- I mdocu. vnwwn t womia rw viai Bank, tuiccaranc by awrgar to OWndaW Fader al Bank IrVa Qtondato Fadatal Savmga (Loan Aaaodakon to FtoktoS and MARY A. EVANS. BOARO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. SEMINOLE COUNTY. CLERK OF ORCUIT COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, LONQWOOO GREEN HOMEOWN­ ER S ASSOCIATION OF LONGWOOD. INC .U-HAUl CO OF FLORIOA. UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UWNOWN TENANT NO X and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMMO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. ara OWandmlt. I wto aa* to toa htgbaal and bad btddtt tar caab at V * Watt Front Door ol t a Sammola County Courthouae, X I Nonh Park Avenue. Santord. Ftorkto 33771 al Sanknoto County- Ftorkto. tt 11 00 a m on Via 31 day ol January. 3003. Vw loiom mg dttcrVwd proparty aa att lortb to atod Ordar or Fkial JudgrrwnL to-wrt. THAT PART OF LOT II. REPUTAMENDED P U T LONOWOOO GREEN RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 39. PAGES 58. 57 ANO 58, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE MOST NORTHERLY CORNER OF SAID LOT 18, THENCE S 73 DEGREES 3(7 08TW. 43 84 FEET ALONQ THE NORTHERLY UNE OF SAID LOT IS FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE CONTINUE S 73 DEGREES 20 Otr W S I S FEET ALONG SAID NORTHERLY LINE TO THE NORTHWEST COR HER OF SAJO LOT 18, THENCE S 04 DEGREES 57* 19* W. 151 98 FEET ALONO THE WESTERLY UNE OF SAID LOT IS TO THE S W CORNER OF SA B LOT IX SAIO 5 W. CORNER LIES ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 45 00 FEET. THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARMO OF S 71 DEGREES ST 54* E RUN SOUTHEASTERLY 5 0 3 FEET ALONO THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE ANO ALSO ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAJO LOT IS THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 08 DCGREE3 35' S T . THENCE LEAVING SAJO SOUTHERLY LINE FROM A TANGENT BEARING O f S 89 DEGREES 2T 56* E RUN N 24 DEGREES 33* 04* E 34 53 FEET. THENCE NORTH 133 S3 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNINO. ALSO, LOT 19 OF SAJO RE PLATAMENDED P U T OF LONQWOOO GREEN, LESS THE WESTERLY NOT1CEOFSALE NOTK* IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auam to an Ordar or Final Judgman Schadjtng Foradoaura Salt antond on Jm ia ry 4. 2003 #1 Ml caro n o* pam ng to aaU Court, M •tyto of rrteeb * nrVcatod above I a tt I t ) to Vw Ngbatt and batt bk* dw tot caab to Vw Watt F ro * Door SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT HOUSE. X I North Ptok Avenue Santord. Ftonda 33771, « HOC A M . on Vw 31 day ol J a w * 2002, Vw battling daacrtaad proper ly a * att tarVi in aaU Ordar or FVw LOT l a BLOCK F. COUNTH CLUB MANOR UNIT NO. 1 ACCORDING TO THE P U THEREOF, AS RECORDED 1 P U T BOOK It. PAGE 10X PUMJ RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COW TY. FLORIOA ORDERED tt SEMINOLE Court Ftartda. Me T day ol JAMJAR 2002 maryanne m o r s e Aa Clark. CJrcua Coum SEMMOLE. Ftartda Dyi Mary Stroupa Aa Dapuky Clark SPEAR A HOFFMAN P A 708 8ou» Da* Hunty Coral dabtox Ftartda X I4 E Tatopbona (303)8862298 tad ADACoordnator at X I N. P Avanua. Suva N . SmtanL Ftar 3 2 7 7 1 ,« total h a daya prior to proce ed n g Tilapbotw (407)3 4 3 X Eat. 4327: I 800-9 8771(TOO), or 1 (0068567701 eto Ftorkto Relay Service //y» Pubkah January IX 20. 2002 11080 M THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH ju d ic ia l a n c u r r M AND FOR SEIMVOLE COUNTY, CIVIL CASS NO.: 01-CA-3V19-16. M RE: FORFEITURE OF ONE tM CHEVROLET. V.l.k 2Q1WLS2M6S9121183. AMENOED NOTICE OP FORFEITURE COMPUUNT Ta Tauua Jarmama Boone 3540 Craartord Dmra Sardord. Ftorkto 32771 and a l oVwra *ho atom an trtarai to toe tokening property a 198 Chevrolet. VI f 2Q1WL33M8S8121t8X Donald F Elkngar. to Na oma. capacity aa Shard ol Vw Senarul County. Ftorkto. Vveuyi Na otocan mroaegarora or agano. aaurad Vi abova proparty on or abet November 25, 3 0 0 (, al or nw Bnaaon Avanua louto tt 2IM Ska* Santord. Sammola County, Ftorkb S ett property N to toe cuttedy of to Sherd ol Sarrm to County tar to pupea* of tortMu* punuarrt to a*i kona 932 7 0 1 -9 X 704. Ftond Si ttja a A Cnmptoart tar I h i t bean Nad to I Court I HEREBY CERTIFY tool a vua a correct copy of tow Notice Forlartura Comptaart raa* lunkab by U S cartded mart, return race rauyuaalad. to Vw above nam addeeaee tow Tto (toy of Janua 3002 Taaha M. Faufknar Qanaraf Couiaaf Fknto Bar No. 0088825 Sammcto County SbarkTi Otoua 100 Bu^n Boutovard Sanford. Ftorkto 32773 1407)6656803 ASotnay tar Pafrtaawt Puttah January i x 30,2003 ■083a f �The Seminole Hekald L ‘ l S E L o n W i M k .t t L .k n , _____ ■ l « t r t M fond t a t tw o M y ta M K H E k w M u m v and tvdtatw n to X ptoood L a g * Ad M oat on * t a t He., On, tor m i o n lontf Pont NoM. *■ » * E M M 42748 k i U M op pvth street g w m a A M ROOT RIGHT OP MAY) AND THE kOUTHERLY RIQKT OP WAY U M OP U M MARY BOULEVARD (HMMO A 130 FOOT MOHT OP W Q ; THENCE ALONG THE WESTERLY RUNT OF WAY UNE OF FIFTH STREET BOOISTMTf. A DMTANCE OP 87QB3 FEET. — A d ist a n c e o p M T M FEET. THENCE NOOHWTW. A DMTANCE OP S70B1 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY U M OP LAKE MARY BOULEVARD AND THE POSfT OF EBQMNMa. LEOAL DEBCRMT10N C-1 ZON- MQ COMMNCE AT T M NORTH­ WEST CORNER OF SECTION 18, TtWNMHP 20 S , RANQE 30 E j THENCE SMSSEOrE ALONG THE N. U M * T M MM U4 OP EAE> SECTION I E M l . 14- THENCE • 0 0 1 1 1 0 X 4 4 J E TO THE SOUTH RBHT OP WAV OP LAKE MARY BOULEVARD AND T M POSfT OP BEGPPdNG: THENCE COATTEOUE • 0 0 II1 0 X 231.00*1 THENCE SEM r ien 114,0(7; THENCE N 0 0 1 I1 0 X JO E ; THENCE • 44849(71 43.00'; THENCE N o o iro rw . m r ; t h e n c e S M 8 n 3 X T 3S4E TO THE WEST RMHT OF WAY OP FETH STREET THENCE N001EWVL 14894’ TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OP WAY OP LAKE MARY BOULEVARD; t h en c e I F. tm g rn to 8herd M 8 m * M o C o t a * n o r th , hereby «NM n o * * p u r u r t In Itadon n & lM U X ix n . n o r th M U M . 01 No M M I t * » 0M of OMOI prop­ erty M M *• M m 1693 1 M LB 400. V.LN. jn u F t t a t o i n w t . 1 M » « « ktando to t o i too i o n la u tfto M e M io ih h w y lt L to MO M ky G a g e OHoon n O r U IM O iv g i ( to any and I property may do ao ky eontoeknt Tear* f m w . Oenem C w iM t to H O TJO iM M i Dtaad No > My of Jon, 2001. SHERIFF DONALD f. ESLMGER T to ttF to m <407)408 1003 E j t n u t n r i a n .f o o i PUKJC H OIKS It h o n ty tfw n tool m M Raquaal ta O a M t o n t to n to k t O M to too C»y to Ceejatoerty Aderthn.ftAM VMM D ap ato ta* 40 TM M U M D itai Ctttttoony: FtartM urto to o P m. weal u n i on rreonssosy, Fe b r a y 11. M M tor too * m > n ra s ro M u tra n spo rta fw w ENGMEEMMG S E R V C E r, CSy el r m i l l i r f f Florida rm iti i Ha. 2002-r . M tedders, Ootor agante or ripraeanievrai ora M t o to bo praaari al Vw Bid Opantog PROPOSALS M l . a c PUBLICLY OPIN IO AMO M t D t t M I t n * - -| - aAer tee w a u l or M (MM ond omt eatabiatwd M o m tor .rtooM tolV O to). d e sc fv f tiq n o f w o r k D io prtnory goto to too COy to to rated up4c to n e (3) Engnttrtng Sonrtcoo to Oto Cay on t to o t (3) y ttr a d n a t a ootvteo t contact to on toton to ocMo m toto goto. Pitdo Wtorto, on bahaN to too Cfy to Coooototory to a|.( |, IWtoW Iff 0(U bto M bIC WwyWi, TT wterdtod to too Cay. trotoc court cangatototog too lCay. Tha ramose aa reqterad by tot cay daakaa to artel toto t w o (3) egal* nm w kt w a lo n o SAD UNE. I S T .i r TO THE POMT OPKON M Na LEGAL OESCRMTXM M ZON­ ED COMMENCE XT THE NORTH WEST CORNER OP SECTION 18 TOWNSMP 20 B , RANGE 30 E ; THENCE 8S4SS1I7E ALONG THE N. U M E THE NW 1/4 OP SAD SECTION IS. M l . 14* THENCE ■0011* x S 4 J E TO THE SOUTH RDHT OP WRY OP LAKE MARY BOULEVARD THENCE COMRNUE SOOMTSOX 2 3 1 0 0 '; TO THE POMT OP MGMNMG THENCE SM 8SK TE 114.0(7; THENCE N 00I1W W . E-OS’; THENCE SSSSESOTC. 43 0(7; THENCE N o o iro rw . 33.34”. t h e n c e SMSS I T E. 13845’ TO THE WEST RDHT OP WAY U M OP FETH STREET. THENCE S O O 'IS T m ALONG SA D LINE, 3T S29’ THENCE N ssasio rw . 2*7 AT. THENCE M 0 1 1 W W . H M Y ) TO THE POMT OP SEOMNNO. Tha Putdo Haartng a d ba t a d to toa Oonadatoon Charrton. too N. Coitary CAN Road, Lata Mary Tha PuMo to M a d Id totond and ba SaMhaartog m a y b a a d n om tow to tona i r d a Into to mada by toa Cay NOTE: W A PERSON DECDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE ■Y THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSDERED AT T H S MEETMQ OR HEARMGu HE OR SHE WEL NEED A RECORD OP THE PROCEEDMOS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEOMGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD MCLUOCS THE TESTSAONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL a TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 2 S 8 0 108 PERSONS WITH DMAM-fTIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT tha e r r r a ada c o o n o a tA to n AT LEAST AS HOURS VI ADVANCE OP THE MEETING AT (407)3243024 CITV OP LAKE MARY. FLORDA Carto A Potoar, Cty Ctorh DATED. January 1.20C2 PlM dc Jantaiy 2 0 ,2002 4100 CRY OP LAKE MARY. PLORMM NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEAJMM Fabruary 7. MOT 7:00 P.M. NOTICE a HEREBY (UVEN by toa Cty Oonuntodon to toa Cty to Lata a d hold a Pubac Haartng on Fatnury 7.2002. a! 7 0 0 P. U . or aa toon I w t tliw n poesfels, to oorv ddar a ray ra t bom Daarru Routo tor n tlan caa to ChapTar 140 Protocton Stondank) to tor 29 toto la 2 h at 4 term ol l yean. Tha Cay adl rotate too djaMara on an aanaadad boato. AJ b a t o n a n raqterod to auton i toot W O akmgadh a a t a r i rate (rom 7* toto to 0 tool to atom tor toa oonaaucton to a naw atiypa toady a d i a aaknmtig goto and SPECIFICATIONS AND PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS Spaahcabone and Procedural Docurporrta may bd oMattad on Monday. January 21, 2002 upon apgtcabon al Ota City to C n i N w ry. Pubic Work# Daparhnarrt, 48 Trtptei Lata Onua, Caeaatwrry, Ftonda. 32707. OWNERS MONTS RESERVED Tha COy ru anaa too ngyn. to aa aoto and abedute dtaraeon to rayact any or ad bate, or to accept toto Proposal wNch, to 4a (udgrwri, ad. Tha BE totoaNC totoaN E.toaa toa Eato 118 toto toarato to Sacbon 8 Tbanatkl 20 Souto. Ranga X Eato Samtnoto Couruy. Ftonda. togatiar arito an In^taa and a g w aaMfflkirt outr toa nonh X toto to toa Waal 929 00 toil to toa Eaal 441.97 toto to toa SE to toa NE to too pubic taarato to toa Cay to Caai arttany, Coat to a t n t o l to toto bid to oonaldand an opontonto coat to tia tedder and tout not ba passed on to, or ba borne by. toa C«y to Caaaatsarry. Ftortda. Dated: 1 0 0 2 Sy: Tbny Segrato, Pubic Worki Director PubaahJanuary 20,2002 Cmr OP LAM MART. FLOMDA NOTICE OP PUSUC HEAMNG F a tn a ry T , 2002 7:00 PM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toa Cty Commaacn to toa Cay to Lata Mary. Honda, tool aald OonartaOPn a d hold a Pubac Haartna on Fabruary 7.2002. to 7:00 P. U , or aa aoon toanaflar aa poaatota. to con­ sular a raquaal hom Data Propane#. Inc. lor 8aa Plan Review a d i toa ttooartng vwwncee to toa Land Dataoyanara Coda to alo a tor toa oonabucaon to Regency Poirta (cfbctatcrnmentel budeang) 1. Vartanca to SacBon 157 04 beta! reqwramente along toa aaat proparty ton to toa propaity nmad Ganaral Commercial bom typo C racyuaaa a mtotaum 49 to , 7 canopy kaaa and 0 underdory kaaa par 100 hiaar laa) and a waf) to type A (ahKh raquraa amav town aadto to 10 Mat 2 canopy Iraaa and 1 moratory kaaa par 100 2. tnm »> lor a M tool Ntfi brtch aa4 atong toa naal prepany Ina to toa proparry IOMMENT £ AT THE NORTHIT CORNER OP SECTION 14, VNSHIP 20 SOUTH RANQE 30 IT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORE THENCE S4863 S0-E. ALONG ! NORTH LINE OF SECTION IS DISTANCEOF M l . 14 FEET. MCE DEPARTINO THE NORTH E OF SECTION 18 SOOII W S . STANCE OF 24718 FEET TO ! POINT OF INTERSECTION OF i WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY Tha Pubto Haartog a d ba tald In toa Comnrtaaton Chambam. I X N. Courtly Chto Road, Lata Mary Tha Pubic la kMtod to atand and ba haanL Saidhaatkig maybaoononuad bom tona to 4nu unto a 4nal daemon la mada by toa Cty NOTE: IP A PERSON DECDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON­ SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARINQ. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINQ3, ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE, HE On SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORO INCLUDES THE TESTUONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 2660109 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CTTYS ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407)3243024. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Carol A Fooler. Cty Ciart DATED January t . 2002 PutoWt January 2 8 2002 KOI CITY OP LAKE MARY. FLORDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 7,2002 T d S P JL NOTICE » HEREBY GIVEN by toa Cty Cumwawn to toe Cay to Lata Mary, n o r th toal eato Commewn ad hold a Pubic Hearing on February 7,2002, al 7 0 0 P. M . 01 aa aoon t a r a l u r aa p o i it to. to corv udar a mquaal tarn Gary Paadon tor a kariance to Chaour 194 14(B)(1) to toa Coda to Ordnance# to about 1 0 tool lugn non dacoraiivu uuiyl couud chan b a tone# atom toa bom yard tatTha Waal to toa Souto to toa Soutoata to toa to n h aad to toa Souhaad to Sactcn 1 8 Toarah« X Souto. Ranga X EaaL Samnoto County. F l n h LESS toa Wad 29 tod toetuol lor road; more common­ ly known aa 339 Wood Shod. Lata Sunday. January 2 0 .2 0 0 2 Page SB L ecals L ecals L ecals L ecals L ecals L ig a l s Tha P id ta I toarkg a d ba hats to toa Cnmrntoak.il Owrtoan, I X N. Camay CAN Road. Lata Mary Tha Pubic to butad to M M and ba heart. Saidhaartog maybaoontov uad bom tone to tona wto a Into to mada ky tie C*y M 0 8 ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEOMGS IS MAOC. WHICH RECORD MCLUOES THE TESTMONY ANO EVKCNCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 2 M 0 I X PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDMO ASSISTANCE TO PART1QPAT1 M ANY O f THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITYS ADA COORDINATOR ATLEAST 41 HOURS M ADVANCE O f THE MEETMQ AT (407)324. 3X4. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol A Foalar. Cky Ckvrk DATED Ja n m y S , 2 X 2 PubkaN Jammy 2 0 .2TO2 MIX (a) who am no! known la ba dead or abve. whether aald ifrtnown parfaa may d ata an . M, , e ■_ o*oi *. », ana J --a any — —, inrorTnapon l ( copea obtanad art ba used lot Vial pupoaa. dated tie 11 tay ol January. 2 X 2 . MAfTYANNE MORSE Clerk ol O a A Crx*1 By Mary Stauce Dacuty CWrt i na aerranon rw n o COOILIS 8 STAWIARSKI. P A. 4010 Boyacoul BoUevar t Srtle 450 Tempi. FL 33007 Tetephona (413)477 X X C *S » 19-Ot -3887 Pltaah- January X . 27. 2 X 2 8143 Detenctorti. I a B a rt to Vw ragwar bkjdar tor caah to Vw W M borV itoor oI Vw Coutwuaa In SANFONO. SEMINOLE Conwy. Ftortda. I I X o’ctock m Vw 12 dvy ol February. 2002. Vw toeoang deecrtwd properly M Ml totto In ta d FtaN Judgment to a i LOT 114. HOWELL ESTATES SUB­ DIVISION REPLAT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 1*7. PAGES 47 AND 44. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA; a V a 1038 Prn aaa Gala Borievard , winter Park. FL 12792 DATED taa 11 day of January. JUOICULCtaCUrT. UPON [COUNTY. ■4 THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA M ANO FOR 8 * 0 1 0 4 * COUNTY QtNCRAL m a c |e 6) DIVISION Me. SXI-CA-1813-14-G Fan Union Neaonal Bonk, a National Bank mg Aaarcieeon. aa Trualae tor Long Beach Mortgage Loan Trust 2000-1 PLAINTIFF va Barry N Mgora a V l B N. K4gom; Ardy C Kigora. H a l. DEFENDANTS N one* of 2002. NOTE to A PERSON DECDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COU4NSSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSDERED AT TMS MEETMQ OR MEARMa HE OR SHE WLL NEIO A RECORO OP THE PROCEED­ INGS, ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ PO SE ME OR SHE MAY W ED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEOMGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD MCLUOCS THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL D TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 2 S S 0 IX PERSONS WITH OISASAfTIES NEEDMO ASSISTANCE TO PAR OCtoATl W ANY OP THEM PROCIEOM OS SHOULD CONTACT THE c m r s ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 41 HOURS H ADVANCE OP THE MEET1NQ AT |407)X43X 4. OTY OF LAKE MARY. FLORDA Card A. Foalar. Cay Claih DATED: January 8 2 X 2 Putttoi: Jaruary 2 0 .2 0 X MIX CITY OP U S E MARY. FLORDA tw spV NOTICE 18 HEREBY (WEN by toa Cay Cenuntoaton to f d C»y to la ta ■*ary. Mona*, n i u d uotrimtiijcxi a d hold a Pubac Hatikig on Fabruary 7 ,2 X 2 . M TOO R M.. or aa aoon turatolar aa (inaitoto. to cankktor a luiyad bum Jtoui Deny tot a vartanca to tob rear yard a t a c b bom toa raqdrtd 10 toil to 7 8 toto to totoa toa conatacaon to a warnpool on d a roncMPing o n e r n g Lot 43, Tbnacuan Uni 12. aa le a d e d to Pta Boob 82. Page# K 84, Pubic Recorte to Samtnoto County, Florida; mom commonly bnown a* 4 X Mohaua Tairaca. Lata Mary. Tha Pubic Hearing a d ba held to toa Cm utoaaton Chamtaim. I X N. Coudy Ctob Road. Lata Mary. Tha Pubic la touted to atand md ba uad bom torn to tone urtt a into daemon to mada by toa Cdy NOTE: V A PERSON DECDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MACE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARMO, HE OR SHE W SJ. NEED A RECORO OF THE PROCEED­ INGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORO MCLUOCS THE TEST WONT ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 288 0108 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITYS ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 44 HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEETMO AT |407)3243024. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Ctrak A, rtMlm, Cdy Cww* DATfD. . January 0 .2002 Pubbtoc January 2 0 ,2 X 2 MX CTTY OP LAK1 MARY. FLORDA N o n e s OF PUBLIC HEARMO Fabrflary 7, 2002 7 ; X PJ4. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toa Cay Conuntoaton to toa Cty oI Lata a d hold a February 7.2002. M 7 0 0 P M. or aa farm IfrTllfH t IS possWa, tO OOIV udar a ruyjad tam Oary OuFour by a vanarca to C h a y a iM .U iB x l) to toa Cdda to Orttoancaa to aaow a to ba in toa b u t aatbaeba on too totomuig davenbad pntm ty LoM 8 • It, Btocb 1 8 Crydai Lata Wkiter Homaa BtoxJhrtaon, aa rscordad to PW Boob 2. Pagaa 114 • 118 Pubic n ecortb to Sammola County. Florida, more commonly known aa I t s E. Abna Ava. lak e Tha PUde Hearing wd ba held hi toa Conuntoaton Oumbara, I X N. CourtryOub Road, la ta Mary Tha Pubic la buried to anand and ba heard. Card hearing p ay ba eentnued tam tona to tona unit a into daemon la mada by the CHy NOTE r A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON­ SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARMO. HE OR SHE YRLL NEED A RECORO OF THE PROCEED­ INGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM nECORO OF THE PROCEEOMGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORI­ DA STATUTES 288 0 I X PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY O f THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITYS ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407)3243X 4. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Cant A Foalar, Cay Clark DATED: January 4 .2 X 2 Pubian Jammy X . 2 X 2 HI04 OTY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTIC* O f PUBLIC HEARINQ Fabruary 7. M X 7:00 PM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by toa Cfy Commaeion to toa Cay to Lata Mary. Ftonda. toal a d Comnuauon wd hold ■ Pubbc Hearing on February 7 ,2 X 2 . al 7 « P. M, or aa aoon thetuatac aa poaatola. to cana h r a raquaal tam Laa fcArvjn lor a vartanca to Chapter 194 14(81(1) to tie Coda to Onbnancaa to ahnv toa corwmmni to a 9 tool N X wrought aon lance along toa tarrtage on Wood Street on the U Lot 2, Country Woode Eitaaa. u recorded al Plal Book 91. Paga 47 to toa Pubkc Recorda to Seminole Comity. Florida; u r n commonly known aa 498 Wood Snoel Tha Putac Heanng wd ba hab) ki toa Comrtmaun Chanrtwa, I X N. Country Ckjb Road. Lake Mary Tha Pubkc a mviad to atand and ba heart. Seal hearing may ba Conan uad tam tone to tone unto a bnal daemon to mada by tha City Ccinnwakn NOTE IF A PERSON OECIOES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THI3 COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAHER CON­ SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORO OF THE PROCEED NOTICE O f nCTITIOUBNAIIi Noaee to haroby gyvan toal I am Frtece. l a t a Mary. Ftonda 32748 Senantot Coirky. Ftonda under toa r c ODOUi fi*rrr# of PMNMOCt IM l • a* Lata I t a y and toal I Mend to regram said name wrti toa Dhtoton ol Corporabona. Tabahavaaa. Ftonda. n arxordwrx# wrth Tha pmvc atora ol toa Ftaooui Mama Stokrtaa. to-WH. Section I8 S X . Ftonda Slataaa IM l. Saranay Eraarpnaav al Lata Mary be Pufebah: January X . 2002 ■I X NOTICE O f FU1UC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN C 8 J TOWING WILL AT PUSUC AUCTION FOR SLAVAGE FOR CASH ON DEMAND TO HIGHEST BIDDER THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE ISM FORD BRONCO WHITE VMe 1FMEU1SHXTL087873 THIS AUCTION W8L BE HELD ON FEBRUARY 04.1002 AT 10 O'CLOCK AT C8JTO W M Q .1980 8 CR 427. LONOWOOO.FL 377M . PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS MAY MSPECT THE VEHICLE THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN tAM ANO 6PM TERMS ARE! CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS C 4 J TOWMG RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY AND ALL BO S. Fhibbdr Jamm y 2 0 .2 X 2 8137 M THE CMCUT COUNT FOR SEIMNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PNOSATS MVWKM FNe Number 01-1I6S-CP M RE: ESTATE O f JOHNNY RAY VAUSE. S R NOTCE O f W S t nUTION Tha artaavc rabon al toa atiala ol JOHNNY RAY VAUSE. SR., dacaaaad. F4a Nunrtm 01-1144 CP, H pandkig to toa Cbcui Court tor Samtoola County, Ftonda, Piobaia ONWon. toa addmaa ol whtoh la X 1 N Park Avarua. Santort. Ftonda 32771. Tha name* and addraaaaa ol peraonal raoraaantaliva'a altomay ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AJ peiaona on whom ton n ote, n varvad who have obyactionv Hurt chaianga toa vakrtry ol toa WJ Da OMahluluna ol Ua oarvnnal rapia vanuirva. vanua or ymvrVJior, ul ton Court am requred to Na toaa obpebona wah ton 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 O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Al ctedtom ol toa Deodar# and oiler pervon■ having ciarma or damanda aganal Dacadanfa aalala whom a copy ol ton nonet la dale ol toa brat pubbea tum ol toto Noboa muto Mo too* ctobnt wtoi toto Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATON OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al otoar credrtora ol toa Decartam and peraoni having ciaime or damanda agamet toa Oacadam a aatato mud Me tm r ciaana wan tort court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. OEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dale ol toa brat putabcahon ol ton Nobee to January S, 2<X» Ruby E. VauM Peraonal 1296 Bnarwood Avarua Dakona. Ftonda 32729 JAMES A BARKS. Altomay Honda Bar No I97S84 Attorney tor Peraonal Repraaenlitive 1120 W. Firal Street. Surta B Santort, Honda 32771 (407)32 M 224 Pubkah January 9. X . 2002 11139 NOTICE Wsrktorca Central Florida •meuneea toal toa Ibgh SkAlkgn meeting al toa WORKFORCE CEN­ TRAL FLORIDA ofltoea. to ah eh toa pubkc to nvrtad. and may aiduda auch otoar comnataa mealinge aa deemed nacaaaery tor toa conduct ol toa Boardi buemeae DATE February 1,2002 TIME 7 X p m . LOCATION WORKFORCE CEMIRAL FLORIDA OMcak 1X 1 Laa Road. Ste 270 WWar Pad FL 32789 PURPOSE To dacuaa owner a ol reereal to Wvktorca Central Ftonda. with Reitrence to Worktorre Davetopmare wauaa For Furtoar Inkrmabon, Conucl Gary J Eart, Evecukve Dvactor Worktorca Canbal Ftonda 1 X 1 Laa Road. Sla. 270 Wirier Park FL 3 2 7 K (407)741 4 X 9 Pubkan January X , 2002 a 140___________________________ M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I4TH JUOICtAL CMCUIT OF FLORIOA M ANO FOR SEIMNOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION Caae No. X-CA-994-I4Q Bankart Trust Company ol CaMoma. N A . aa Cuatodan or Tnmae. PLAIN HFF. Va. Fanny S Chrpman. Claudada N CTupmen.____ unknown peraoni*) n p o u e u u i ol toa a R a d rad property a t ; ___, itanown person!*) n pnoaoaamn ol toa aUhad real property 12. Haton Maria kbephy O Brian, Tha Unknown Haul, devisees grantee* assignee* •anon, credit**, kuttaaa or otoar claimants claiming by. through under, or agaeial Fanny S Chpman. dacaaaad. I bring, and a# unkneean parties cleaning by. toruugn, under and agarnal Ilia above named Bata, aa Trodae tor AvondMa Home Equrfy Loan True! 1 X 7-1; Coieittyvrlde Home Loan#, toe d V a Amartca’a Wltan aM Lander. DEFENDANT. NOTICE O f ACTION TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. OEVtSEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. CLAIMING BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAMST FANNY 3 . CHP12AH. DECEASED, WHOSE RESIDENCES ANO LAST KNOWN ADDRESSES ARE UMNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED toal an acton tor torectoeure ol irv* igaga on the rO®vWwTy ussCTCSu pTyP*iTy~ LOT 3, BLOCK E. SPRMG VALLEY FARMS. SECTION FOUR. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PU T BOOK 14. PAGE X . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. STATE OF FLORDA. hbj bean Nad agarnal you and you a n required to fa n e a copy ol yew araton tataw ee. I any. to a. on JE F ­ FREY S . SANDLER. Attorney lor toa P lan a* whoaa add ava a CorSka ISkawtaraki. PA. SOIOBoyacoul Borkavart Soria 150 Tampa, FL 33607 on or balora totrty days tam toa data ol tort brel putecabon oI ton noboa and Me toe ortgrW arto toe Clerk ol tow Corel attoar baton •entice on n ifU SI ■ *Tro«Twy or irnnT»aT*[*fy f n n i f li n otfwwrtM 0 dvfwj0 wrfi b i IniM dl tgwrwl you tof * m rotot owTMnooa n wm rompseni. NOTE: Purauam to toa Fee Deb! Coiaclton Prachcaa Ad you art ata ■>*a,S ll ■i Itajm aL a ^ ^^aavarl ■twww vh W ia Bw *rm 0a QHfnsQ to ba a data cobactor abampbng to certad a debt and any kdormabon Obtaeiert w4 be used tor a m purpoaa WITNESS my hand and Via seal of sard Court on JAN 14 2 X 1 . (SEAL) Aa Clark d toe Court ByJane E Jaaewc Aj Deputy Clerk PUrtah Tha Semmoto Herald COOK 13 8 STAWIARSKI. PA. 4010 Boyacoul Boulavard Scrte 450 Tampa. FL 33807 Tatophone: (813)877X X C 8 M 1 0 0 0 -X 1 9 Pubkah January X . 27.2002 8141 M THS CMCUT COURT 0FTM 1STH ju d ic ia l em e u rr OF FLORDA IN A W FOR StM M O U COUNTY JURISDICTION DIVISION No. Qt-CA-224t-14-Q Chase Mortgage Company LVa Chemical Mortgage Company. PLASITEF va Fiedrtck A Alaaandef. at a l . DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby pven Hurt, preauent In that Final Judqmenl of Forartrvv.ee -talari Jwaiary 11. TOO?, anrt enlered in uv( u u a iveitoer 01 CA-224I-I4 G ol toe CecuK Court ol toe I8TH Judkciel CbciM VI and lor Semriora Court* Florida, aherun CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY FrtUA CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. M P lan t* and Frarbck A Alevandaf: Laora Ruth Stone; BanaAcial Florida, toe ; Stale ol Florida Department ol Revenue. CftMl Stpport Ertoroomonl Program; Samtoola C otay. a poetical rubdrviuon ol toa S i m oI Florida; ____ . unknown paraon(i) to poaaaaaron ol toa aub(ad real property at mare Defendant!*). I ark aei to toa to&ttt and heal taMer tor cash al toa Weal ta rt d a ol toe Semru le County’ Courthouse to Sanford Ftonda, Seminole County. Florida, at It 00am on h a l l day oI February. 2002, toa toaoweig desorbed proper ■ ly aa aal lorth ei seal Fnal Judgment, to wi: LOT X . BLOCK C. COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS. UNIT 1. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK 13.PAGE X PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA NOTE: Pureuanl to toa Farr OaU Coaecbon Practice* Ad you are to bo 0 (totA CO00C1Ot attomponq lo obtained « 4 b# uud lor tfurt purPO00 Dated the 11 day oi January, *002 MAAYANNE MOUSE Ctert Ol DiCurt Courl By Mery Stroupe Deputy CHfk The Serranato ttorald COOILJS A STAWTAHSKI, PA 4010 Boyacoul Boutoverd Suite 4S0 Tamp*. FL 3M07 Tetophone (813)8/7 €008 CASI1OO1”A3O0 P\jb**h Januery 2 0 . 77, 7003 11142 IN TH* CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 1«TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT O f FLORIOA IN ANO FOR. SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION N a01'C A '212M + O C h iw Mortgage Company • West I V i Mellon Mortgage Company, PLAINTIFF. v*. Darryl Downing, Laa Downing, el a l , DEFENDANTS NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE Note* « hereby grven Ihol. purftuanl to mat Final Judgment of Forectoeurt deled January 11. 2002. end entered m pv 4 case m ailer 01* CA 2 I2 1 -14-0. of VwCetu4 Court ol tto 18TH Judfcial Drcud m and for Semmoto County. Ftonda, wharam CHASE MORTGAGE COUPA/fY • WEST F.K/A MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY to Ptortofl and Oarryt Downing, Liaa Ooxnang Ftonda Mousing Faience Corporatvon, an agency and tostrumentatoy of Itve Slate of Florida. Slate of Ftonde Dapartmeni of Revenue. Child Support Enforcement Program, United Stale* of America it iotm Delerxku Hi) I will i e l to die tugheol end beet (wider tor ce*h at toe West front door of toe Semmoto County Courthouse in Senlord, Ftonda, Seminole County. Ftonda. at 11 00am onVto14 day of Fabruary. 2002, toe kotow-tig dtf-vcnbwdi proper­ ty oa eel todh m sad Find Judgment. LOT 29. FOREST COVE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED tfj PLAT BOOK M.PAGE 54. OF THE PUB LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA NOTE Pumuonl to Hie Fee Debt Collection Practices Act you are advtoed that tom tow torn to deemed to be a debt coiector aDempting to Nonce la hereby grvan s in . purauanl lo Vial Final Judgment d Foredoaita dated Jaruary II . 2002, and entered at cfvi rasa number 2X1-CA-10I3-14-O, ol h r Ctaui Court of Via 1STH Jukoar Cacul m and lor Sanmola County. Ftonda. wherein LONG BEACH MOF1TGAGE COMPANY, a PlamM and Barry N KAgor* a k > B N Kigora; Judy C Kigora:___ , unknown peraonfi) In poaaaaaion ol Vw aubfacl real prop­ erty i t ; Wviiwii Ptncaaamg Gold Corporamn. Ware DaMndanKa). I aw M i lo tw N X t a and bast baddm lor cash al tw Waal Irani door ol Vw Samnote County Courthouaa to Santort, Ftonda, Samnote County. Ftonda. al 1100am on Via 14 day ol February. 2002. Iha Mid Final Judgnert. lo art: THE EAST 13 FEET OF LOT 8 ALL OF LOT 9 ANO THE WEST 37 FEET OF LOT 4. BLOCK O. LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 3.PAOE X . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA NOTE: Pursuant to Vw Fair Debt Collaction Practiea* Art you are adneed awl We lea bm la deemed to ba a dabl redactor atampong to cola el a data and any totornwbon □beamed art ba used lor Vwt pur­ port Dated Via 11 day ol January- 2 X 2 . MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Ortail Court By Mary S ta le * Oepuly dark The Semmote Hereto COOKIS 8 STAWIARSKI. P A 4010 Boyacoul Boutevard Surra 450 Tampa. FL 3M07 Tetephona 1413)877 M M C 4 S I1 0 0 1 l«9t Pubkah January X 27. 2 X 2 11144____________________, TM* CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHT1EKTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMNOL1 COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. Q1-CA-1142 DIVISION O SUNTRUST MORI GAGE. INC . ROBERTA NICHOLSON SARGENT AK/A ROBERTA ZUCCHI NICHOLSON, el al. Defender* i) NOTICI O f FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purm art to a FnaJ Judgmanl ol Mortgage Foractoaura dated Januery II. 2 X 2 and anteiad In Casa NO 01-CA-II42 ol Vw C tau i Court al vw EIGHTEENTH Jutkclai O cu e to and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda etwram SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INC . t Vw Plancil and ROBERTA NICHOLSON SARGENT AK/A ROBERTA ZUCCHI NICHOLSON: TENANT i l HK/A KENNETH TAY­ LOR. UNITED NATIONAL BANK. TENANT i t U M KENNETH TAY­ LOR era Vw Detendarti. I art sa# to Vw IvXesI and baat taddar tor caah al WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNIY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIOA al It 00AM. on Vw 14 day Ol Fabruory 2002. Vw faaowmg deathbed proper­ ty aa aal torth «i said F awl Judgment NORM 1/2 OF LOT 81 ANO THE CAST X FEET OF THE NORTH 1/2 OF LOT 82. BLOCK 3. WILDUERE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 98. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SE kilt4CXE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA AK/A 342 Ovaralraat Avenue. Lonqwnod. FL 32790 WITNESS MY HAND and Vw seal ol Vim Court on January 11 .2002 (SEAL) MaiyanrwMorrt dark ol Vw Ctaui Court By Mary Sboupe Deputy Cleik Echevarria SAaaooate*. P A PO B c i 29014 Tampa. Ftonda 33622 5 0 18 F98052147 ’Sea American* wan OwabWbaa Act V you are a paraon with a diaabwty who need* accommodation n order to parbepate n We procaacSng. you are enMed al no coal to you. tor Vw provtaaron ol certain aaaialance Please contact Court AdmraaVation at X I N Park Avenue. Sanford. Ftonda 32771. tetephona number (407)6854227. within 2 working day* ol your tecwpl ol ihrt docu­ ment. 11 haarvig Imputed, (TDO) 1• XO 995 6 771 Pubkah January X . 27. 2002 11149 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICtAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA WAND FOR 9EUIMOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 01 CA 2104-1 AG CHASE UAHHAI TAN MORTGAGE CORPORA I ION. SHELTER SOLUTIONS. INC. •< al. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo a Final Judgmanl cl Foractoataa dated January 11.2002. 2002. and entered n Caae No 01CA 2104 14 O.olVw Cacul Court <4 Vw EIGHTEENTH Juhcial C tau i n and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda ahaietn CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION 1* PlamtJI end SHELTER SOLUTIONS INC . Sir AMI SEVEN And GWEN J SEVEN, arvl _ . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE I SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, are Aa d o b ol ta d Court By Jana E Jaaavnc As Deputy Cterk Subtracted by f abet »G*SU. P A Suke 300 1SnU adnige Aaarwa Coral Gabtea. Ftonda 33 M8 (306)8824110 •Petkona aeh a daarwry who need a apamal accommoda inn to perbcP pate to tore procaadtog ahoukj contad ADACootanatof al Sammola County Courthouaa. X I N. Park Avenue. Suia N X 1 . Santord, Ftoikto 32771. el le a f kve days prior to Vw procoadtog Talaphona: (407)3234330 eat 4227, 1 -8 X 9 9 8 8771 (TOO) or 1-XO-9956 770 (Vhrla Ftonda Relay Sarvtca * PubtehJanuary X . 27. 2002 4148 CA M NO: M C A t i l l 14 0 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A. NOT IN ITS WOWOUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE. OR ITS PERMITTED SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS. ON BEHALF OF VENDEE MORTGAGE TRUST 19951 PLAINTIFF VS ROBYN LYNN HOLTZAPPLE. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. 0CV1SEE3. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST ROBYN LYNN HOLTZAPPLE: JERRY HOLTZAPPLE; SHIRLEY ANN JENSEN. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST SHIRLEY ANN JENSEN; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SHIRLEY ANN JENSEN. If ANY. JOHN OOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS *1 POSSESSION OCFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP VI THi d to cu rr COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUWCUkL CrtCUTT VI ANO FOR 8EMMOL4 COUNTY. FLORIOA CIYK ACTION CAM NOj 01-CA-111 814-0 APPROVED RCSUENTIAL MORTGAGE. WC-. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pi* auini to i Summary Final Judgment ol Foractoaura dated Jan II. 2002 enticed at CM Caae No 01 CA 1(32 14 O ol vw O o r t Court oltoa IITH JWfcW Ctaue to and tor SEMINOLE County, Santord. Ftonda, I w# aai to M u■ fahvM hw j wwewi haei *-1-4-1--a __ m w g m i ana m v i Dawr w caan •I Vw Wear tamt door al vw SEMI NOLE County Courtoouww bested el 110 North Perk Avervw In SantonL Ftortda. M It X AM an Vw 12 day ol February. 2002 thw toeoartng DOUGLAS KAPLAN and MCHEUE deecrtoed property as aal torth to NAPIER, •aid Summary Final JudgnarK toDatendanHs) w* NOTICE O f 8ALE, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 48 LOT 9. CAROLYN ESTATES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ ACCORDING TO THE PLAT suant to Final Order Granting THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT PlaHVTa Motion tor Final Summary BOOK 21. PAGE 46. PUBLIC Judgnari ol Forodooivo entered m RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUFP Caae Na 01C A -1II9-14G . ol toe TY, FLORIOA C tau i Court ol the Eighteenth Dated tote 11 day ol January. 2002 Ju d a k Cecui to and tor Oamaida (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Couiry, FtorvJa wherem APPROVED MARYANNE MORSE Cterk ol Vw Ctaxrt Caul RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE. MC.. la Ptema* end DOUOLAS KAPLAN. By. Mary Skroiaw Deputy Clark MICHELLE NAPIER. GENARA Pubithto: AYALA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. HAMPTON PARK OWN­ THE SEMINOLE HERALD ERS ASSOCIATION. BASIM ABED, THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J and CHERYL BALSAM, are STERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR Datandanta, I art aal to Vw hifteat PLAINTIFF tedder tor caah at X I N. Park M l S. Umvatkiy Drive Stete 500 Avenue. Waal Front Door ol Vw Ptentebon. FL 33324 (954)233 BOX Sammola County Courtoouee, 0 1■73669(NATR) Santord.Ftortda al Vw al 11 X am on Vw 14 day ol Fabruary 2 X 2 . a l IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES a t provided by Chapter 49 ol Vw ACT. parsons wrto dwabrktwa naadFtonda SUtutea. Vw toeowmg tog a spaaal accommodation ahouto ta d Fnal Judgmanl. to w i canted COURT ADMINISTRATION. Lo! 63. HAMPTON PARK. •I toa SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407 065 4227. 1400Accordmg to Iha Plat Theriot. Aa 9 5 5 9 m (TDO) or t 4 X 9 5 5 8 7 7 0 . Recorded m Plal Book X . Pagaa 54 vw Florida Relay Service through K . Ol Tha Pubkc Reconte al Pubkah January X . 27. 2002 Sammola County. Ftonda la/k/a 1547 Oberkn Terrace. Lake Mary H149 Ftonda 32748) Deled al Demmote County. I tontU mw II day o* January. 2 X 2 IN TH K C M C U T COURT O f T H t 14TH Aa Cterk. C tau i Court By Mary S a rd ** AaDapuy Cterk Pteaaa Pubkah to James 0 Gtoaon. Eaqura 1900 Second SvaaL Suia X I Saruote, Ftortda 3 4 2 X P (941)3651144 F: (041)3651934 V you art e p e r e o n e ih i who rwadi any .............. .atari to order to perbtepale mg. you are enMtod, el no coal to ycu. to too provteton oI oartaai AOACoordkwtor« X I N Perk Ava. Scrte N -X t, Santord. Ftortda 32771, 1 4 0 7 -3 2 3 4 3 X « t . 4227. t-4009554771 (TDO)or 1 9 0 0 9554770 (V)vte Ftortda Hatey Service*, vnthm h r (S) workmg days prior to Veer Pubkah January X 27. 2 X 2 4147 M THE CMCUT COURT FOB U te N O L I COUNTY. COM FLOMDA FKE NUMBER: 01-444-CP IN RE ESTATE OF ALFONSO ANTHONY IN80RN0NE NOTICE OP AD4B4METSATK1N Tlw arbm sirikon ol Vw aaiaw ol ALFONSO ANTHONY IN80RNONE. dacaaaad. I*r Number 01 9 4 5 CP. la panebng to Vw Ctaui Court tor Samnote County. Ftonda. Ftafcate Drvtamn. Vw iddraat ol wtach a X I N Park Avarua. Santord. Ftonda 32772 The name* and addraaaaa ol VW personal representative and Vw personal representative a attorney ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Ai Parana upon whom tvs nonce • served who have ubyacoona Vial (hatenga Vw veadry ol Vw rta Vw gwakcabons of Vw personal repre santaVva. vanua, or ymadtoban ol ton Court are renewed to Ne toa* cbyachcn* w.th Vita Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY o f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A# credior* ol Vw decadam and otoar persona having clams ol damanda agarnal dacadanra estate on whom a copy ol tow notice w served wrtom tone montoa *9ar toa dale ol Vw teal pctolrcabon ul tow nonce must tie toa* ciarma with tors Court WITHIN THE LATEH OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O f THE FIRST PUBUCATON OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al oVwr en d u re of Vw dacadanl and parsons having ciarma ol damanda agarnal toa decedent ! estate mull Na Vw* derma wrto ton court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha date ol Ural pubtcit.jn ol tow Nance is t/2002. Personal Representative Ruben inbomane 1444 0 4 1 Court imkalenuc. FI 32903 •or Personal Howard A Sparger Eaqun FL Bar *144166 1133 Louisiana Avenue. Surta 214 Winter Parti. Ftonda 327*9 407 847-5700 Pubkah January X . 27. 2 X 2 11144 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUUC1AL CMCUT. M ANO FOR I COUNTY. FLOMDA CAM NO: 81-CA 1 4 1 3 1 4 -0 CENLAR FSB F/K/A CENLAR FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK PLAINTIFF VS. MARK C, DAKEY If UVWO. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRU8TEE3 ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM1NO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST MARK C. DAKEY, MARSHA N DAILEY IF UVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MARSHA N DAILEY. ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC ; JCM4 DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICE O f FORECLOSURI SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN put auent to a Summary Final Judgmanl of Foractoaura dated Jan II. 2002 entered in Ctrl Casa No 01 CA 19 13 ) 4-0 ol toa Cvcui Court d toa I4TH Judicial C tau i to and lot SEMINOLE County. Santord. Ftonda. I art aai to Vw lagwal and bast bidder lor cash al Vw vrasl tam door d Vw Courthouaa al Vw SEMI­ NOLE County Courthcue located al 310 N. Park Avenuw to Santord, Florida, al II X am on Vw 12 dvy d Fabruary. 2002 Iha lonowmg dat a bad property aa aal lorth to teal Summary Faial Judgment, to­ rt: LOT 2. ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE XllB. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEDIN PLAT BOOK 35. PAGES 72 TO 79 O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLL COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated tow 11 day al January. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk ol toa Ctaui Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Cterk Pubkah m: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S University Drive Suite 5 X Plantation. FL 33324 (954)2338000 01T5599(CNJ) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. pavsona wih dwabrtttea need a ipadal accommodation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. •I toa SEMINOLE County Courthouu al 407 6654 2 2 7 . 1-400955 4771 (TOOJ or I 6 X 9 5 5 8770. aw Florida Relay Service Pubkan January X . 27.2002 m u NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nukce w hereby given Vwt I am engaged n buaawaa al 107 E. Carvw St Altamonte Springs. FL. Swmmole Comfy. Ftonda in ter Vw Ftcavoue Noma ol H • L OARAGE DOOR O f CENTRAL FLOMDA. INC a n l toal I mend to ragnwr aato name a « i toe Division ol Corporations. Taiahaaaae. Florida, at wxordteica with Vw pnenarons of Vw Ftcttnxw Noma Statutes. to-W i Section B65 09. Ftonda Statutes 1991 Darlene M Master Pubkan January X . 2003 1198 �Page 8B Sunday. January r? 70. CLASSIFIED 2002 Seminole Herald You can tax your ad lo 407-323-9*0* 100 N. Franch Ava., Sanford 32771 •P. 0 . Box 10S7, Sanford 12772 Our ofllca la opan to aarva you Monday tfiraugh Friday, • am •S pm DEADLINES: Deadline la 4 p.m. on Monday lor Wadoaaday paper and 4 p.m. Thursday lor the Weekend edition. A 4 line minimum appfiea to private party ads. Certain ada and dassiflcallona require prepayment. Legate Deadlines: Friday. S pm for Wednesday Edition \ ______________ Wednesday, 3 pm lor eunday EdWton._____________ 11 12 13 14 15 IS IS IB 21 Home Health Care Elderly Care Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetsry Lots Reminder Sarvicas Luxury Rama Computer/TV Personate 22 Health Cara 23 Loat A Found 23 Special Nodosa 27 Nursery A ChM Care 322-2611 imiiiB pe"Iml D *n le le uommgrciai honuii 110 Office Space For Rant 118 Pasture For Rant 123 Wanted To Rani 125 Lasts To Own 127 Sloraga/Office For Rant IS 07 Career Consultants 0B Resumes 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment REAL ESTATE 141 Hornet For Sale 143 Out of Stats Property For Sals 145 Resort Property For Sate 147 Industrie! Property For Sate 140 MobAa Homs Lots For Sate 148 Commercial Property For Sate 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sate 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sate 157 Mobile Homes For Sate 158 Real Estate Wanted 100 Buslnes* For Sate 103 Waterfront Property For Sate 155 Duplex For Sate RENTALS 81 VV<EH£piV M arUqj9fn6fu To Share 83 Rooms For Rant ifluB P .I. I. i |..|, 'Ufa ,J| era MOQrnfTwi® W®nioa M#anri i n u jn r c # 43 Legal SarvtcM wo n v n n n w n i norrww 87 Apartments - Furnished 88 Apartment* •Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Dupfee/Tripfex 107 MoMe Hornet For Rant lit Resort Vacation* 114 WSrahoueWRental Space 115 Industrial Rental* Debt I Business Opportunities Opportunities Financial Services Money to Lend Mortgages L egals Lecals S a v in g s aiTMCSKurr coum oanteum * Shop Seminols Herald's mroninEi 71ACTDR TRAILERS oanmamail PLAINTIFF V3. MICHAEL R WINKLER, W LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. 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DO W N 1 Very soon 2 Emulate a graffltist 3 Famous Kitt 4 Alphabetic sequence 5 Tomahawk 6 Even more spooky 7 It m ay be hogged 8 Red army m em ber 9 1948 Mlchelin introduction 10 Forgets the words, maybe 11 Like some vaccines 12 Facts and 13 18 19 26 figures U ke a fire­ place floor Squaredance figure O ne of the Bront&s "Venl, vfdi. to 27 Like caram el 28 Novelist Cather 29 Dom DeLulse film 30 Swelled head 31 P oets preposition 32 Spanish article 30 Best-selling Chinese author 3 7 So them or Sheridan 3 6 Businesscard abbr. 39 Distorted 4 0 Egg container 42 O ne of the black keys 43 Sound like a broken record 45 They have lots of land 46 Shucks 47 M arriage­ able 48 Actor Peter of T h e Lion in Winter" 49 Kowtowed 53 Slightly open 54 Casual dissent 55 Some sashes 56 Exam lor jrs. 57 Peter tho G reat, e g. 60 Vexation 51 Half a score PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER 5 55 J* _± JX A fc Y - O 2001 Untvareat Preaa Syndtcnlo wwn uoipint com 0 A 10 14 17 ie 20 22 20 BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MICHAEL R WINKLER UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MICHAEL R. WINKLER. IF ANY. CHARLOTTE H WINKLER IF UVMG. ANO IF DEAD. THE UHTNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST CHARLOTTE M WINKLER UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHARLOTTE M. WINK LEM, IF ANY LITTLE CREEK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC : CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursoars to a Summary Tirol Judgment oI Forectoaure itelad Jan i t . 9003 intend in 0 4 Care No. 01 CA 1463 14 a (4 r o C rate Cowl at N is t h J udcW CiKUl to and tor SEMINOLE Coresy. SANFORD. Ftonda. I will H i to to* N^wM and beat bkktet tor caeh M WEST FRONT DOOR M *>■ SEMN OU County CourthouM touted M SOI H PARK AVIMU* In eAN fOqp. Fiona*. at It 00 am o n n * iTCtefte February. 2001 too * i t o « l property *1 h i Into to Swnmtey FTO) Judgment. lew *: LOT 217. UTTLE CREEK PHASE III B. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEDIN PLAT BOOK 13, PAGES 23 THROUGH 2 * OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cteted 11 doy of January. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctotk o* too C r a * Cowl By Miry Biroup# Deputy Clort PubSahav THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O f OAVIO J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF to t S Untnnxy Dm * Suite 900 Ptanubon. FL 33324 (8141233 9000 0108739 (INL) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISAB1UTIE3 ACT, POM I1B with r u lin g l liptcul acoxTimcxtotion shot*! conted COURT ADMINISTRATION. N too SEMINOLE Cow»y CowVo j m at 1-800-9550771 (TDO) or 1800-9118770. r o Ftonda Rotey tote OS 27 12—Elderly Care Adult Doy Care Stay Fat Tho Doy Untqua Aitemittv* lo Long term C at* r>| . r - — . ^ ( . yO)r oriS 14 1. — — n acem anL t| M#<jica*u waivari Agopted UAAJ3B981,3B0a61^BO1 21— Per so n als HELP Anvono who witnootod Sonvnolo Shorth Dap! cTi s m ot a mototcycte on Maikham Road naat Maikham W ood! »nd Luka Markham al 4 00pm on HzUSrOI (Tuaaday). Fteaaa ha*> 4 you aaw anytomg Phono 407-221-1847 23— Lo st & Found L e tt C a t Mateum Mia tomato, white a Nock Loot 2 4 0 0 block ol Oranga Avo. Sateont. on 1/12i03. Oonar to hoari brokan P it c a l 407-3230007. Loat D og: Chihuahua craam cokxadL no tat. vaty tenkl. Nama to Vatentro P ra la n woman. Loot on Park Ava. Sanford, to Davy Ouaan arm W* m ro h ai* HrrtVy 407-3U2T U I. Loot Dog: Fam ala Ctehuahua Tamar mV, koto! ten. lote in awdowl Howard 4 0 7 -323-4888__________ Loat Dog: UiaaaApra ten artobtock taco, nautend mate Short haa. M y to t Loot n Laka Bfvd area. SaNonl Ganatoua reward. 407-321-1470. 25—S pecial Notices 4.5*11 4.56)1 10 11 12 ONLY 4.54 PER COPYHH C a l THE SEMINOLE HERALD ArTvartlaing Dapt For D*ta4i 407-322 2011 (G^3l«)Swtoary/F n my Sanford homa 12 yaare aiparranc* Dapandabte. kvahuxfi* n j reaaonatteretea. 407eas-7321 71— H elt 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 300 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Traa Service 3 1 3 TV/Radk) 314 Upholstery 310 Welding A Sheet Metal 310 We* Drilling 319 Window Washing A Timing j W a nted Conxtrvctton: Foam Intutetion company Nrlng kwialtore. Ctean dre kcanaa State wkla tra-. a) to co vaTvcla M-F. Ptecawnrk. Ouwantead minimum I0OQML Bonafit*. bonus ■ Naval coats pakt 407-332-4940. Child Cara • Mania Walcomal Day S Evarvng. Altordtote Rate*. C al For Hcrmallan 407-32> B062 DRIVER TR A IN IES NEEDED! Oaatway na NOW! No S 7 0 0 * par waak aamtog potential ItoCOLTNoprabteml btoml COLNateno Mtotobtel Cal Non* To* kaa 077-214^ 3024.__________________________ 33—W eight M anagement N you are looking lo gal M wMa •hoping and toning your body. C a l ~ CaiWted Pareonal Trtenar • Rey-1 407-3 -322-0213. im g n i rsowi Aak tea How kilo CaS 4O7-S2S-041S I DM R, And S o Can You! ldm 55—Business OrromuNiTiES Florida bapL ol AghoAwa S Conownor Sorvtoaa al 800-431-7312 or FTC-HELP tor Irea Homiahxv Or i M ow VMi Mte M www ftogoutjuop Ftoncto law requre*H t*re of oartton tu »a i*H rpporexte*«torey4tetwtei Flood* Oral, ol A g ric u ltu ra l Conaumar Sarvicaa batora aaSng. C a l to vartly lawful regtotretkxi 59—Financtal S ervices Attention Roadersll u by phono to promtoa you a loan and aak you to ^ *y tor N at www he govrtuop Ftortte tew requre* te4ere of carton teekwaa oppcitonSM to ragater wWi Ftonda Dapt. of AgncuRura I Conaumar Sarvicaa batora K i n g C a l to verity lawful ragetrahon batora you buy_________________ Janrls Grant Concrete Co. noadiworkari to road plan*, kreahrtat up concrete A nai a Irowal machto* 407-302-1251.________ Junior Accountant: Immadiat* opening*. Jo b require manta General accounting. bank raconctealtan. corporate la ia *. accounbngllnlarnal auditing, corporal* knandala. EXCEL. Acaaa 0 AS'400.. Strong organfreturo). analytical A commuvcalnna t U * a pkte Top companaaaon packag* Excalant benefits w«h company matched 401k A llo c * opbons. EOC. DFWP Plan** tend raauma to PO Boa 470000. Laka Monroa. F I 32747-0000.__________________ LABORERS NEEDED ~ Roadarslt Ira Illegal lof buamaH by pnhn* to prarreta you a loan and aak you to pay tor N b a lo r* they daUvar. For more ntormatton. c a l to* Fra* I-S77-FTC HELP. ( Aptoic ggrvxa maaaaga hxn Tha SanunoW Harald and tha Fadare) Trada Commreatonl • BUY • SELL • TRADE 71—H tir Wanted You can do it all with a Seminole Herald classified ad S 250 a day potencalbarlanckng Traaung providad 1 8 0 0 293 3901X4271 Advarlitlng S a l* *: Tamporary poaltlon availabla EicaDanl Ctmrwaon. p o a it* F ii T to* 407- 215-7812 ATTENTlON\Yfork From Horn* Earn 1 5 0 0 1 1 KXYmoPT 12000 llOOG'mo FT 180S) 9 0 3 0 7 0 0 FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH M9U9IAMC1 ANO 401K ELAM Drug tree MOffcptoce. Ape^v afc MO mam Ortv*. 48—lorko tgrtfagi 487HftfOOa Large Nureary/Waiahouaa need* anargabc highly mopcated workare tor ihtopaig dapL Packer* and dock work or tom dapt - dacoratmg plant* on aaawitfy bte M at b t * t e to work ovartma when reacted In* andotwr barwtti aval Apdy to parson S 6770 W State nd 40. Sanford or ca l 407 3 3 0 0296 a n 2 2 4 ______________ Light duly (C lou A) Rotation wrecker tkwar. EAp wanted Good altitude 407-322-7397 Naad U tana man A woman to do Anal cteanmg at construction M s* Naad own transportation 407-3227911. Naad Soma ADVERTISING To Promote Your Business* Than CsA Us About Flyers W e W ill P rin t & D e liv e r F o r Y o u T o O u r R e a d e rs F o r O n ly 9 C /C o p yll Ws Hava a Way You Can Cul Thai Cost In Hall" THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322 2811 •LAWCNFORCtMCNT (OS- IWT) A*por1 S o w s r i /CuMoma |FV 1S0*.| A* MarM*sf /tmiTwgralKin (GS4385) Securiy /Ptosm Guild (G30K8 PaAcetTntcfefc'Sfienfl (GS-072) F-igerpik4 t Cerrectfona |0S0?54 Part Ranger FwMraf ApM4 8 Uofe Now aocepbng appkeabons tor partten# hatp at a l departments Apply to person to SprwigHiS Suites. 201 N. Town# Rd, Sanford, between ir» hours of 9am-3pm With Storting Pny 01 Up To: $14 • $20/hr. Non E x p trita tii A E ip yltn ctd N itd id M utt Be US Citizen. Conrlcted felont Mey Not Apply 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407)323-8787 X (For NitlonaHtontaliivd'ieciirity Positions) O R E A T B E N E F I T S E ^ .J O B S E C U R I T Y 2 H O UR ORIENTATION ADMINISTERED kf STATE NAIIOkAL I RAINING SERVICE. INC. ORIENTWUM MANUAL MW IOID - SS 111 HO W ARD JO H N S O N EXPRESS OELAT4D 2 8 0 1 E . N e w Y o rk A v e .t (fo r m a r ly Q u a lity In n ) T u e s d a y , J a n u a r y 2 2 n d O N LY ! 3 : 0 0 p m OR 6 : 0 0 p m MAOMf W» r i l l IT mOflUON C IUM0. fOfttUR f HNIUI ACINT. f « AA&OAUmr RO F1S04MC4UI ONU fl AAAIVA4I im m o UATNM BRIM MCMtOfUM T i m noLEn PEST PREVENTION TERMITES H 71— H elp W anted O IR Drivers needed. Yteatdytis*. toikma. good atyjpminl 407-3214268 Rumanian Ciaaata, rosponwbl* to oookra . nrewgsx) A preptxrg atoro kxxl Flannrtwi ktryjaga a pk*. 407 3238140. S a fa s P arson ; T i* bma.airp. s plus Salary plus commission Bedrock Furreture. 407-32? F240 B f S E g Yactmfclan 2* years n p a w a n A C (corSre) and roof aa). electrical system*, coach repair and maintenance Strong aM fy lo IroubfashccI and repair tysloms or appkaruit IIV orm artnoospanencoapkn. Team onanted with t i e atality to kiter.Ki * 1«1 Cullomars , Parte Counter Par eon Process parts requsats, work orders, tacarvmg parts and a ccessories, daily slaiamcini procasaaig. mcmUiI, mvanlcry Paint llalpar Prepare fame, pas* ant buPusng u n m « t., tu u* coot* and cy-ur t a x e s r a w N u k rtNp ur ■ « gaud p o le* g e n You’ll fin d th * "B eat B a rg a in s ’* In th s S em in o ls H e ra ld C ls e e lfls d s l FLOORING INSTALLERS NtVEtTWATE BEFORE YO U M Vnn vuwarreMi* CDL dnvar. aipanancad •Oh car haukng Part Tvn# Cal 4 0 7 -3233401. Expd aaam itra n naodad lor dry daanar to Laka Mary ASo axpd naaded 407-3330070. a— i.lin a a A .— — _ . Apprermcet neeoea imrnetj»aieiy tor axtebeitwd, aiparxkng. company Greal advancomont opportunty CM Jack 01407-3?1r 83321X70*. »A*l h*va vak) (town and paaobadnyowtochack. 1 —----t e | a I n il | a * - ___ • 61—M oney to L end Call (407) 322-2611 To Spoilt to a ClauillBd Ad Spatialisl Or Fax Your Ad (407) 323-9406 personal 3 0 5 Sm all B u s in e s s DATA ENTRY Pm caat Claim* tor Doctor* W « Train PC Raqwrad 1 8 0 0 2 4 0 -1 1 4 0 . Pack 54« A tte n tio i e 207 Lawn Services 260 Legal Services 209 Locksmith 280 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 CM. Lube A Fitter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Past Control 290 PianoTOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 308 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding Cart-CPEVActMaatePteyrocm Lol of TIC/ Ex. Rati/naa. relax W C ii Daamte, 4XT- totormabon. c a t UMroo 1 -877-FTC HELP ( Ap i i x c a a m maaaag* torn Tha Sami note Harald and tha Fadaral Trad* Commteawn) Will be held on Tuesday, January 22nd for Residents of DoLand and Surmundlng Areas •G£NCRALL6I AOMiMiSTFUEVE fGS’335) Compuior Opwal *mput«r Q pmalorf Ml A (OS 305 Uad I FliCIfft r (GS 906) MM mM ecM * /L#oM LagM Ctato C 27—Nursery dc Child Care ir» Utegtl tor comparuat doing F e d e ra l J o b E lig ib ilit y O rie n ta tio n 13 272 Delivery Services 275 Dtywal 270 Electrical 277 Fanes 278 Handy Man 278 Hauling 200 Horn# Improvements 281 Irrigtiton A Repair 282 Janitorial Services 283 Jewelry A Repair 204 Lakefront Clearing 285 Landscaping 280 Laundy Services Hava YOur Advarewng Flyore Printed S Inaartad to Tha nisi NOTICE O f SALE Purftudnl to Ftonda Surute* Sort Stosaga Fta tty Act. Sac 63 006 A 83 807. Sala ot contanls(hou«ahoi<i»uppiia«) to leased ffwca to tabaty Own*r Uana 587 LadaJ MarchantRay 219 Uary P SIaarman 873 S Couttrmartft To ba »o*d or disposed ot Thurs. 460,31,2002, 10 am . Public Auction, CasAOnty Al SunRjy Store Away 610 Rnahad Road Lake Mary. FL 32748 Afl may pay up Call 407-333^4355 Pubhsb January 13, 20. 2002 11094 271 Construction 252 Accounting 253 AddHkms A Remodekng 254 Air CondHioning Put**h January 2 0 .2 7 . 2002 (GS-120) Food Service Worker (GS-146) Soon Service Aaaf (GS02123I Vk** VMrsrJe OptMor 23 255 Alterations 250 Appianc# Repair 257 Auto Elect. Repair 250 Automotive 200 Bush Hogging 201 Computer Consulting 202 Cabinets 203 Carpentry 204 Carpel A Installations 205 Carpal CteanlnB 200 Calling Repair 207 Ceramic Tie 200 Chid Care Canters 209 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 233 Trucfc/Busaa/Vans For Sale 230 Car Rentals 230 Vahictes Wanted 238 Motorcydes/Bikat For Sate 240 Boat Rantats 241 Rec. Vahicles/Ctenpars For Sate 243 Trellars For Sate 245 Farm Equipment NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ‘SCHOOL DAZE” ByJaelKaplow 3 eg a ls DEFENOANTIS) te n In I S W ISS a m t I S n O x r t sat i l i p n u N A p i k n s iT r u c k D r i/e r 3 In s t it u t e 2 188 Pets A Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 208 Wearing Apparei 211 Antique7Co0ect*ia» 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Sates 218 Wanted to Buy L corporation JUOWA4. CmCUT. 1 MISCELLANEOUS w<» U k e ca s h or In tha tvwit you n—d to change VQMLWii 231 Cars For Sate 234 Automotive » v. A 1 0n !!» 101 Appliances A Furniture For Sate 103 Television A Stereo/Rado 105 Computers For Sate 107 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supptes 181 BuikSng Materials 183 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 187 Restaurant Equipment We a lto It you n ee d to d w ig o y o u ed white ! ie running, pteaae ghm us a cab and o s w f! m ake tfte change lor Ihe next avsrioWe acklion. P le a se ch eck your ad on m e Ural (toy d p u b tcio o n . It you Und an error, p le a se c a l us kirmndakrty and w e wM c o n e d Eta arror lor tha next pubScatlon. W a are responsible for ihr wir e l te stm o n only and orTy tor tha cost of ttva hral Insertion._________________ y 221 Good Things to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 MteceEaneous 228 Auctions MERCHANDISE cl— Iflod ad; you r ch e ck . A d v o ca te* who oteh to b e Weed c m m ake arrangem ents at the Wne th e e a d It placed. P le a se k ee p In mind that ed s to the P e rtm e te (ctess. 21). O pportunists (d e s s . 85) A O arage S e le s (217) require payment to EMPLOYMENT 35 Hypnosis .Focus P iyln q fo r W s gtetey a ew p t M steercard or Vtea. WeHOQAlar a fm rK ’ rW-'Compi nsakuii pkg tootodryi 401K Stock purchase, mu^x nwheal. denW. vacahon and hoSday ptona V7e ar* an EOE and drug Ire* workplace Send resume to. Faaitiarkte Luxury Coachai 1601 Dotgner Placa Sanford, FL 32771 Phoro 407-323 1120 Fa* 407 5 4 0 1050 E-mail: jcb»yantorg.eam Traa Sarvca Nab F«m Cnrw Leader*. Trimmers Hue Incer-nvas. Top Pay Benefits. DL Itaquuisi Drug Fisa. EOE lew is Trse Service, Inc _ 1 0 0 3 3 3 3 0737 TURF ETC, INC |s took-ng to"wi position lor tcreman and Crew m em tets, must have n m W Floirtj drivers Scans* with a good dnvirvj record. Cab 407 302 0274 lor mere Into und lo schedule on mtennaw Wanled Artificial Plant Designer's. Experienced Prelerred Snljry based on eipenenre CoS 407-3320733 Will Pay You To Loae Walght Wanled: 20 People To L o s * Walght. All Natural! Or. Recommandadt Call 1-880-200-0720 93— R oom s Fo r R eni Ctean to n h o i n orn n pnvrae hortw lot steady nnt^iyed singte parson AS uhMios uictotod with M house pnviegoa iaSw k 5«3 depose 407321 3715 WEEKLY RENTALS Slatting O t82/wk. Historic Downtown 407 33(34471 Vary rec*. vary ctean ton rm. Newly rarnotteted. tt> ub, cable. A G . bidry, phono, krtch use, se c . ik, resident owner, private entrance Non sm oker Preferredl Only drug Ire* aober need apply 407-330-7373. Laka Mary area Ktlehen privileges, ilOO-'wk. 5100 deposit tftAltes Inctoded 107 321 1022 Mature mate 3 6 5 wk Share overyburtg (nctoltog utilities No smokuvj in house Femishod. tauknqTV A HR 4 0 7 -3 i4 a g d f ‘ 95— R O O M M A ll. S e e to g a parson to share my homa, view ol la k e Monroe, house pnvitoges Can 407 T20 7732 tor an uppcrne nent Stare 4BFI2GA home. Saritod oroa living room Wilireplace, W asherdrytr 5375Ano, |2S0 security. ullMiai metoted. 4 0 7 1 751116 $30.00 Off 99— Apakimenis * Unhiknisiiep Initial Service With This Ad 2 DjxJiournt InomnIS39 ‘Otlices Coast to Coast' Since 1954 ,< I Wanted ONE MONTH FREE) Tiffitjt Ofler) 3 Ikdroomi Wo pay MAior 54MM)r Sfn«ii po-ta , l "-'7<3ai CiccV A,ii*i 407 324 4 ;i U ( �C la ssi, Call 322-2611 Sem inole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your A d TH E S o o d a y .Ju o a ry 2 0 .2 0 0 2 P a g e 7 B 99—AfAJtTMEWT* 103—Houses* U n w i n is h id U n f u r n is h e d U S — O m c i S rA C * F o a Hi n t 1 4 1 — H o m es F o b S a l i 141— H o m e s F o a S a 1 5 9 — R i a l E st a t e W anted u Pod homo. 47. atmoal 1 U. LA FR OR. CMM fC , mm •t. ■§, M u m , rod, span pomv pMS tiu No M u cod HR M l 407-786-0666.. 153— A c * e a c h L o t F o a Sali 181— A m u N c n J t Fu e n t t v e i Fo b S a u Business & Services Directory Um s c s s S fC a 1 57— M o b i l e H o m e s Fo b S a u 1 a ptoca Na ORTHOPEDIC PBLON TO» SacrBop 1100. Can 407-422 AM*. C la s s ifie d s n a re n g r ■ a i m *20.00 4 0 7 -3 3 * 0 1 *7 fw w fy rv n o v w o , iro n tBA b do* part 16,000 407-322-767W W h ere th e 1 5 9 — R e a l E state W an ted deals a re ! PAIJI OSBORNE Shop with us everyday ^iooofT Yoir MontMyReit P r u - u - j- m T .il rOpOOfnll For The Term of Your Lease 407-322-6338 U1 $199 M oves You In! Windchase Apartments b Y6ur Homo 2 to 4 y d old? Ad YOU flatocattoQ. ratwASng. a d o 100% Bad • Ona m c m •ctodon lor you. Cal 386-7*^6060 407- h*f*ton.| uaad. Ml npbaMmd I1B0.1 •a* *250 aaMMO t o n * am *266. i Sanford Coui Apartm ents One Bedroom Apts. • Beautiful Grounds • Single Story • Great Service • Best Value Call Now ■ ■ ■ »««»» 407-323-3301 MAKING LIFE EASY AMERICAS CHOICE FOR APARTMENT LIVING Airport Bivd. & 46A 407-328-8818 Country Style City Living Limited Time! Wyndham Place BTTKpCT Convenient Spacious Affordable Brand New 99 L ik a M ary B lv d . 6 1 7 * 9 2 tbu wa’ lM repuUbJ PA Y ra i s r e g a v i u o t o w r a. 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They become part of the family — like a dog or a ca t" There's a reason for their pro­ tective attitude. Many of the birds came to KRC from vari­ ous breeders when they were only a few days old. Scooter, a macaw, came to the Longwood store when he was only 4 days old. "He was the size of a large Palmetto bug," Ronda said. "We call him Scooter because he would scoot down the counter to get his food." As with most babies, the Calhouns have to wean the birds until they are ready for solid food. That means at least three feedings a day when they are very young. Once they arc weaned, the birds can go to a new family — after the Calhouns determine if the bird and possible owner are the right fit. Prices for the birds vary, from hundreds of dollars to more than $1,000. "The price fa determined by supply and demand, and of course, the rarity of the bind," Ronda said. After spending years sur­ rounded by birds, both Ken and Ronda said they hav: no plans of doing anything else. "I do this because I love it," Ken said. "Ronda's a good bird lady, and I've turned out to be a good bird man." For more information, call KRC at 407-331-5466 or visit the web at wwwknxxotkbirdsxom M arva---------Continued from F if e 7C the Rescue Outreach Mission. In 1986, her dream became a reality. She feeds, clothes and shelters the homeless. For 35 years, she has worked in the ministry, and she currently serves as pastor of the Rescue Church of Cod. A laborer in the field of social work, day-care and emergency services, it serves as a shelter in Seminole County, helping many citizens and transients. Mother Weaver has been recog­ nized for her many accomplish­ ments toward mankind. Herbert Cherry, a Sanford native, always has been known for his hard work and determi­ nation, and he has become an outstanding entrepreneur. He opened his own barber shop and built the Cherry Plaza in 1960. Cherry had many occu­ pations, including professional barber, school bus driver, real estate broker amt general build­ ing contractor. A community minded citi­ zen, Cherry has been a leader in Sanford, serving as first PTA president of Grooms Academy, where he graduated and his four children attended. He has served on many city advisory boards and currently serves on the Goldsboro Front Porch Council. Often called BuddyRoe by many former students who rode his school bus. Cherry serves as chairman of the Deacon Board of St. John Metropolitan Baptist Church. We salute these two distin­ guished service awardees, their service, dedication and untiring service to the community, where they are both still active. "A Celebration of the Human Spirit," was presented by the African-American Cultural Forum, including Ronald Dundas, president; Jeffrey Zamor, vice president; Aneisha Black, secretary; Anushka St. Lovis, treasurer; Fabio Giraldo, chaplain/public relations director; and Henry Warner, sergeant at arms. Dr. Stephen C. Wright and Professor Annye L Re foe were coordinators of AACF and the Organization of Black Faculty and Staff-CROP program. "Women of Virtue," United Christian Women of Sanford District will host their first mini-women’s conference Friday, Jan. 25, and Saturday, Jan. 26, in Moore's Temple Miracle House of Healing, located at 1802 Bell Ave. in west Sanford. Pastor is Thomas Williams. Saturday's special guest is Sister Ki “Shauna Guy of Cocoa. Musical renditions will be pre­ sented by Evangelist Ramona Laureano of Deltona, Praise Dancers and other artists. The community is invited to the worship experience. Women of Virtue is a group of Christian women. #***# St. John Metropolitan Baptist Church, located at 920 Cypress Ave., invites the community to witness a performance by renowned artist and harpist Rosalind Beck, who appears with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, 11 a.m. Sunday, Jan. The United Christian Women ol Sanford will host a mini women's conference Friday. Jan. 25, and Saturday. Jan. 26. 27, during its worship service. The harp is a unique instru­ ment mentioned often in the psalms and was played by king David. Come and enjoy ALL STERL. SLIVER JEWELRY R o w e l l -------------------------------- 60% O FF Continued from Page 7C worry' about when you're gone. The cost of cemetery anil funeral arrange­ m e n t are going up, just like everything else1. Prearrangement allows the cost to be frozen at today's prices. [’rearrangement also gives you a chance to comparison shop, something that your family won't be able to do if you die suddenly. By lixtking ahead, you can check out the different funeral homes and cemeteries, because costs and services vary widely. Baldwin Fairchild offers traditional services, personalized services, cremation with a tradi­ tional or personalized service and veteran services. They will also set you up with a counselor so that you can decide, ahead of time, what you want and how much you want to spend. You can contact Hector Perez at 407322-4263. No matter whom you choose for your prearrangement plans, know your rights. Florida has a Board of Funeral and Cemetery Services. these spirit filled selections on the harp. The Rev. Robert Doctor is pastor. The event is sponsored by the Cherry/Thomas family. UPTO50% OFF ALL CANDLES, STAINED GLASS, BATH SALTS, HOMEMADE SOAP, CANDLE HOLDERS, WIND CHIMES, ETC. H a rtld photo by M ary RowaU AARP member Jim Carmona with AARP President Irene Leber and special guest speaker Hector Perez. You can contact them through the Department of Banking and Finance Regional office at 1800-342-2247, or you can go on-line at HYPERLINK http:/ /www dbf.state.fi.us www.dbf.state.fl.us. There is also a Funeral and Cemetery Hotline; 1-800-323-2627. @ BOYDENTERPRISESB O O TH in 101+ CRAFTERS a t 10 0 4 the WALMART PLAZA, 1 BLR NORTH OF LAKE MARY BLVD., ON 17/92, SANFORD, PHONE 407-327-1101 �111! Si MIM >11 1 11 K \I I) Inside: Section C lfeStvle Sunday January 20, 2002 Longwood couple’s business is for the ‘exotic’ birds By Michelle Jeria Managing Editor he inside of Ken and Ronda Calhoun's business sounds like a South American rain forest There is never a minute of silence, and when it's loud — it can be very loud. The noise, however, doesn't both­ er the Calhouns. After working with exotic birds for more than two decades, Ken and Ronda think the squawking from more than 50 of their feathered friends is actually relaxing. "It's part of working with the birds," Ken said. "1 like it It sounds like you are in a jungle. People pay a lot of money for a tape that sounds like this." The Calhouns own KRC Exotic Birds in Longwood, a business spe­ cializing in the care and sale of color­ ful birds native to various warm-cli­ mate countries. One step into their T store, and a visitor will see every­ thing from an African Grey Congo to a Harlequin Macaw. The Calhoun's beginning in the exotic bird business Began with Ronda's grandfather and his parrots. "It started because of my love for my grandfather's parrots years ago," Ronda said. "I had about five, and when Ken fell in love with me, he fell in love with my parrots." That was in 1988. A few years later, the couple began selling exotic birds at the Sanford flea market The Calhouns eventually became tired of transporting two van loads of birds between their home and the flea market each day. They decided to open a full-time store; and two years ago, KRC (Ken and Ronda Calhoun) Exotic Birds opened at 192 Highway 17-92. Along with birds, the store offers a variety of supplies, includ ing food, cages and bird toys. They also offer Ronda and Ken Calhoun hold buds found In their store, KRC Exotic Birds, in Longwood. Ronda is holding Scooter, a Macaw, and Ken is holding Frosty, an Umbrella Cockatoo. Pholof by Tummy MncrntJ Page dtugn by M khttt* Jeria advice — accumulated through! years of experience between the pie — to current and future bird owners. Not everyone will leave KRC Exotic Birds with a new pet The Calhouns are very careful when it comes to selecting who will take home a new memher of the f;t-' family. R e l ig io n 4C-5C D o r is D ie t r ic h 3C M a rva H aw kins 7C �Pa«e 2 C Sunday. 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Additionally, those Inter­ ested in participating in the pageant must live within a 75-mile radius of Sanford. Although the pageant is held in Sanford, Boothe emphasizes it is a community affair. The winner will rep­ resent Seminole County throughout the year at various events and during June's Miss Florida pageant. The third annual event will be held Saturday, Feb. 23, lnjthe ffelen Stairs Theatre. The program opens with morning interviews and culminates with the evening's pageant. Participants will have the opportu­ nity to meet one another during rehearsals and the lunch and dinner provided during the day of the event. BANKRUPTCY C H A P TE R 7 ...... *850 Includes Filing Fees PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE Also practicing In the areas of Probate. Wills, Divorce. Modification, Child Support. Guardianship. Family Law. Domestic Injunctions. Landlord/Tenant Evictions. LAW OFFICES OF PAMELA J . HELTON, PA 801N.MagnoliaAve., Suite407. 655W.Hwy.50. 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"The Spirit of Our Heritage is Marva ■ Reflected In the Arts" was Hawkins Indeed the truth as the multitalented concert-chorale pre­ sented a program of distinction, "From Bach to GospeL" The presentation showcased the young artist, male and female ensemble and the artistin-residence. The audience enjoyed the wellknown renditions of "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring" by J5 . Bach, Mozart's "Alleluia," "Let Freedom Ring," (a patriotic celebration), excerpts from the opera "L'altra notte in fondo al more" from "Me Fistofele... A. Boietto," "I Feel Pretty" from "Westside Story," and Irving Berlin's "God Bless America." From the "Sound of Soul" was the beautiful rendition of "Free," with the Lilurgkal Dancers and the Women's Ensemble. Tdking the audience to the very depths of our heritage was the spirituals and gospel we know so w ell The artists gave us "Great is Thou Faithfulness," arranged by Ernest Williams, a young artist from BCC. And, to further our enjoyment for the evening, we were graced with the selections "Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho," "This Little Light of Mine," "Total Praise" and "We Fall Down." Finishing an evening of honor to two great leaders of our Sanford community, the choir sang "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," and asked the Lord to "Order My Steps." AARP Installs New President One of the things people hate to think about Ls funeral planning. But the truth is, if you don't think about it and plan for it, it makes it much harder on those you leave behind. Page 7 C City gymnastics program begins Feb. 6 Beginning an Wednesday, Feb. 6, the City of Winter Springs Parks and Recreation Department will be offering a gymnastics course for children 3 to 5. The course will place on Wednesday after­ noons from 1 to 1:45 p m in the Winter Springs Civic Center, located at 400 N. Edgemon Avenue. The instruc­ tor will be Amy Purdy of the £ Orlando Aerials Academy The program will feature building skills with the batartoe beam and trampoline, as well as several atrefcning drills. The will extend from Feb. $ to Feb. 27, with a $30 enrollment fee. For more information about this and other Winter Springs Parks and Recreation pro­ grams, call 407-327-4761. Southern Bsillet Theatre Hmid pMo by Mwva Hawfclna Mother Blanche Weaver and Herbert Cherry were recently honored during Heritage JuMee 2002. a celebration ot black achievement. Heritage Jubilee 2002 will go down in the his­ tory books of SCC and Sanford. It was an effort conceived in 1982 by the "Afro-American Society" to commemorate the birth and achieve­ ments o f Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., long before it became fashionable to do so. Heritage Jubilee Is an annual reunion, where the community pays tribute to Dr. King's ideals. The prestigious Distinguished Service Awards arc presented to black leaders with emphasis on the contributions made by those selected. This year's spirited celebration was bestowed upon Mother Blanche B. Weaver and Herbert Cherry. Mother Blanche B. Weaver is the founder of Presentation of - La Fille Mai Gardee ~ T h e Misbehaved Daughter” Sec Hawkins, Page 8C Historical Society starts new year The Lake Mary Historical Society started the new year off by welcoming their new offi­ cers. Outgoing president Janet Jemigan hand­ ed off her title to new president Peggy Wolfe. At the January meeting, the Society made a change in their future meetings. The Society voted to have board meetings once a month, but general meetings for the entire mem­ bership would be quarterly. There will be a program at the quarterly meetings. All mem­ bers are still welcome at any Mary meeting. The next board meet­ Rowell ing will be Thursday, February 14. The next general meeting will be April 11. The Historical Society will have a booth at Olde Lake Mary Days, scheduled for Saturday March 2. Anyone Interested in joining can stop by the booth and sign up. The membership is $10 for individuals, $15 for families and $5 for students. Sunday. JanuaryftO . 2002 Choreographed by Samantha Dunstar With choreographic assistance by Artistic Director Fernando Bujones January 20,2002 5:00 p.m. Winter Springs High School 130 Tuskawilla Road Herald pboto by Uery Rowell Lake M ary Historical Society's new president. Peggy Wolte, left, with outgoing president Janet Jemigan. Hector Perez from Baldwin Fairchild was the special guest at the January meeting of the AARP. One of the bad things that happens when you don't plan ahead can be greater cost. Your loved ones are suffering and they don’t make decisions based on cost or practicality. They make decisions out of pain. When you plan ahead, that's one less thing your family has to See Huwell. Page 8C Cost-Adults $10/Children $5 For tickets or more information, Call 407-321-8111 A Seminole Cultural Arts Council fundraiser Presented in partnership with United Arts of Central Florida, Seminole County, and Seminole Cultural Arts Council �P age 6 C Sunday, January 2 0 ,200 2 T in f ln o m u H n u u > 'WfV Liriope: TJie Monkey Grass All Souls to host Mission All Soul* Catholic Church in Sanford will host a Mission from Sunday, F A . 3, through Thursday, Feb. 7. Each evening's service will start at 7 p.m. and lost approxi­ mately an hour and a half. On Sunday, a Schavttz "pot luck" suipper will be held at 2 p.m. before the Mission talk at 4 .m. A ght refresh­ ment will be served after the Mission talks on Monday through Dowd Thursday. The theme of this year's Mission is "Let Us Build A House of Love" and it will be led by Father Peter E Liriope, a plant belonging to the lily family, is one of the most popular ground covers in Florida. It is also called lilyturf or monkey grass. Native of Eastern Asia, this grass-like plant is used in shady areas where other plants will not grow w ell After establishment, the ■plants become very drought tolerant and need to be watered only if long periods of drought occur. It may develop tipbum In severely hot, dry conditions. Fertilize once during the spring. Propagation b done by division of plant AJ clumps and sometimes T he Plant Ferrer by seeds. Ground covLiriope is a perenni- • • • • ••«• • • ere can be mowed al, herbaceous, matevery few years during forming plant that grows to late winter to remove ragged about 1 foot tall. Leaves are old foliage just before the new simple, linear and arching growth appears. over the sides, measuring 8 to One popular cultivar with 24 inches long and 0.5 to 0.75 variegated foliage b damaged wide. Leaves mostly green but by frost, but most varieties are variegated plants are easily tolerant to frost damage. found. The plant forms tubers and Use spread by rhizomes. Flowers Liriope b an excellent plant are purple, small, measuring when used as a ground cover about 0.25 inches across, in shady locations. It is-used borne in short spikes held on to replace grass where shade stalks several inches taller b too heavy for grass growth than the leaves. and used as a border plant next to walkways or plant Fruit b black, small, berry­ like, about 0.5 Inch wide, beds. It b also used at the base appearing in fall and winter. of shrubs that develop a high canopy with few leaves near Culture the ground. It will not tolerate foot traffic. Planting should be done in early summer to give the plants enough time to become Varieties established before the cold The Evergreen Giant b season. maybe one of the most widely planted variety. It grows 18 to Plants prefer partial to deep shade, but some culti24 inches tall with white flow­ vara can tolerate full sun. ers. Thb variety b considered Variegated cultivars will most susceptible to the crown rot disease. revert to the green form in dense shade. It b tolerant to Other varieties are, Big many soil types and pH Blue, Lilac Beauty, Majestic, ranges but requires good Silver Midget, Silvery drainage. For covering or edg­ Sunproof, and Variegata. ing, plant them 8 to 10 feet apart. Keep the soil mobt dur­ Pests and Diseases ing the first month after trans­ Scales and tip bum are con­ planting. sidered to be the main prob- Schavitz and Father Jack Dowd, redemptorist mis­ sionaries from Chicago, III. Both priests have been on the Mission Team for sever­ al years and have wide varied apostolic experi­ ence. According to church offi­ cials, it is not unusual for the grace of God to touch many lonely, angry, dis­ couraged hearts with a spe­ cial forgiving love during many. The Redemptorist Parish Mission is being dis­ covered a means of parish renewal. An entire parish is offered the opportunity to reflect on one's life in a itive way and to celerate the life of the com­ munity in God. Both Father Peter and Father Jack are return speakers to All Souls. The community is invit­ ed to participate in the Mission. The church is located at 800 S. Oak Ave., in Sanford. Pastor is Richard W. TVout Jr. For further information about the Mission, call the church office at 407-3221501. VI Heartland Boys from Nicholasville, Kentucky In Concert 1 V AJ f a t m to l n Unoto C ounty U ifeon to h im i t th o C ooperative E xtension aonrlco. ISO W. C ounty Hom o H ood, S oidord, F I 3Z773 o f phono M3-S&S4. AS fo m to o te C ou n ty Coopertehra E xtension ssnrtcss a n open to s it regardtoee o l Volunteer opportunities Southern Gospel Music Wed. Jan. 23rd • 7:30 P.M. at the Paola Wesleyn Church 5650 Wayside Drive • Sanford, FL F or Info C all: Pastor O'Donnell 407-322-6332 Free-W ill Offering lems of th b plant in the land­ scape, but recently, crown rot b becoming a serious disease problem in the central Florida area, especially in the Evergreen Giant variety. The symptoms of thb dis­ ease are first noticed on older leaves where a pale to yellow color develops from the base of the leaves and extends upward toward the tip. When immature leaves, not fully expanded, close to the grow­ ing point become diseased, they become tan or tight brown and have a water soaked appearance. Eventually, the entire leaves become bright yellow, then brown and die. Death may occur within two fo four weeks from infec­ tion.‘As with many diseases of thb type, cultural practices are very important to reduce dis­ ease incidence. Disease devel­ opment increases with increases in peat moss content of the soil around the roots of the plants. Observations in the field and laboratory have shown that when dead or diseased plants are removed from a landscape and a new plants b re-planted in the same loca­ tion, it will eventually become diseased. Treatment of affected areas with fungicides before replac­ ing the plant b unlikely to be completely effective, but such treatments might reduce the number of new plants that will become infected. g The Sem inole County Guardian Ad Litem Program is in need of volunteers to advocate for tiie best interest of abused, neglected and abandoned children in a court proceeding. To become a Guardian Ad Litem volunteer, you must be 21 years old, possess good judgement, common sense and be capable of helping a child in crisis. You must present favorable references, consent to have your background checked and complete 24-hours of training. Guardian Ad Litem training will be held at the Juvenile Justice Center, 190 Bush Bivd., in Sanford, on Feb. 15,16 and Feb. 22. If you are interested in attending or for more informa­ tion, call Myma at 407-665-5370. The Christian Sharing Center in Longwood has an urgent need for volunteers to fill various positions. Receptionbts and interviewers are needed to interview families in e r b b situations and to assbt them in meeting their needs. Pantry workers are needed to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for client families. Van drivers are needed to pick up food donations. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thrift store volunteers are also needed to sort donations, assist customers, run the cash register and check small appliances and make repairs, as well as truck assbtants to help with donation pick ups. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. 6, Monday, Wednesday or Friday. �T he Scmnolk Herald Sunday. January 20 .2 0 0 2 Pa#e3C Hartsocks surprised on silver anniversary Two local businesswomen, other photos and memorabilia. Lori Hartsock and Sandy Hearts and whit* lights added Swain, spent Saturday after­ an aura of mystic to the festive occasion. Along with noon, Jan. 12, doing what numerous work­ punch and finger foods, all enjoyed the large ing people d a They moved furniture in sheet cake embossed with purple flowers and Sandy's beauty salon, did other chons and hit silver leaves About 45 guests the mall (hooping for showed up including something they couldn't Lori's two nieces ana a do without Later, they nephew from Tampa, met up with Lori's bet­ Oorts ter half, Steve Hartsock, her sister from North Dietrich Carolina and her father for a bite to ea t Since Sandy was not • • • ■ • • • • from Spring Hill. feeling up to par; she Adding to the festivity was a telephone call from son took Lori home early. What an earth was all the commotion Mike who is in the Air Force and stationed in Oklahoma going on at the Hartsock Rome? You could have City. Incidentally, Mike was in knocked Lori over with a feath­ on the secret plot and helped er. During her three-hour sister Katie via long distance. Lori and Steve were married absence, the home had been transferred into a lively party Jan. 14,1977 in Tampa and arena complete with glittering moved to Sanford in 1982. He decorations and party people. is a certified public accountant Katie Hartsock and a friend, with Hartsock, Mann and Ashley Fagaly, plus others had Raley and she is administrative assistant at the First United worked like little beavers on the secret project Methodist Church Surprise! Surprise! The event was the 25th Italian Night anniversary celebration for Lori The community calendar has and Steve. a lot of interesting listings for February other than the timeNobody knows how daugh­ honored S t Valentine's Day. ter Katie pulled it off without letting the cat out of the bag. Perhaps one of the most popular events is Italian Night' She sent out invitations, and all sponsored annually by the of her parents' friends volun­ teered to help ou t Many guests Sanford Woman's Club. This showed up with party roods event actually started back in the 1970s as a Spaghetti Dinner, while others helped in various but didn't reach annual status capacities. The halls were decked with until several years later when it was renamed "Italian Night" streamers, balloons and ban­ Patrons have come to expect ners and carried out a silver quality food in an authentic and purple motif. The couple’s framed wedding photographs Italian atmosphere. And this year is no different. A charming were on display along with Homecoming celebration starts this Thursday Crooms Academy of Information Technology is hosting its Winter Homecoming Celebration from Thursday, Jan. 24, through Saturday, Jan. 26. Schedule of events include: • Thursday, Jan. 24 — Pep rally begins at 4 p.m. and bas­ ketball game begins at 6 p.m. • Friday, Jan. 25 — Alumni reception begins at 6 p.m. • Saturday, Jan. 26 — Semi Formal Homecoming Dance will be held from 6:30 p.m. to midnight. All events will be held at Crooms Academy of Information Technology, locat­ ed at 2200 W. 13th St., in Sanford. ................................. sidewalk cafg motif will be car­ ried out in the door. Red-check­ ered table cloths will cover the tables with accents of flags from around the world and bright fresh flowers. There will also be Italian art and beautiful plants which will be for sale. Cheery servers, wearing redcheckered aprons, will be on hand to meet patrons' every whim. The menu will feature gar­ den salad, spaghetti with suc­ culent sauce, garlic bread, dessert and beverages. This fund-raiser is an effort of the entire dub. The commit­ tee consists of Helen Polgar, first vice president, and Mindy Tooley, second vice president as co-chair with Yvonne Portals, Cathey Bossert, Vivian Buck and C t Lores Lash. Sharing the K.P. detail are Dr. Robert J. Smith, Paul Polgar and Mark Davis. The spaghetti sauce will be prepared try Buck's Restaurant "Italian Night" will be held in the quaint Woman's Clubhouse, 309 S. Oak Ave, on Feb. 22, from 5 to 8 pan. Tickets, available from any dub member, are $6 adults and $4 children. Carry-out service is also available. Sick List Jean Marcel has been under the weather for quite some time. She moved to Georgia to be near her son and unfortu­ nately she had a bad fall and returned to the Sanford area. For those who would tike to visit Jean, she is currently a res­ ident of Mariner Health of Tuskawilla, 1024 Wiila Springs Drive, Winter Springs. Bridge Social Zelda Siskind and Carolyn Cornelius were hostesses for foe January gathering of the Bridge Social of the Sanford Woman's Club. The hostesses served a light buffet before the games began. High score was won by Thelma Smith with Marion Smith winning second high. Other players included: Carol Dennison, Shirley Milis, Wilma Heaton and Rose Edith Jacobson. o W is s S e m in o le C o u n ty ScliofiaAsfitf) ‘Pageant An Official Preliminary For The Miss Florida And Miss America Pageants F e b ru a ry 2 3 , 2 0 0 2 7 :0 0 P .M . The Helen Stairs Theatre (Downtown Sanford) Come Be A Part O f The Miss Seminole County Pageant. Applications are Available at Area High Schools and Colleges or the Helen Stairs Theatre in Downtown Sanford QA/c indite you to disit oult nidtseity. W e have a wide selection o f brom eliads in individual pots, unique driftwod designs and a variety o f unusual containers for For More Information Cali hom e and garden use. (407) 321-3576 O ur nursery is open 9AM to 3 PM Tuesday through Friday and 9 AM to 5 PM Saturday &Sunday Tickets By Donation $10.00 During the week it is helpful if you can call ahead o f your visit. Blossom Jean’s daughter, Tara Scott, asked that all mail be addressed to her home: 2250 Fairglenn Way, Winter Park, 32792, so that she can personal­ ly deliver it to Jean. (T >/toduction a n d S n ta ita in m e n t by W orid Bromeliads Miriam & Valerie's 1405 Fineway * Sanford, H 32773 Tel / Fax 4 0 7-3 2 1-0 8 3 8 www.bkascmwortd.com i 9 School of Dance Arts T i e ‘P o o d T o u t C ic u w d ^ U ls s .J m a ic a P o jim 2 S U ae* �P ag e 4C Sunday. January 20. 2002 T hx Sdonoli Hduld Church Notes Food Program Those who made reser­ vations for Sanford Church of Christ's Food Source program may pick up their packages next Saturday. Food Source is a Christian buying program in which high volume purchasing enables the company to buy in bulk and distribute at consider­ able savings. The food will be shipped to the church on Jan. 26. Pick-up is 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. The Sanford Church of Christ is working with Food Source to help the congregation and tne com­ munity. The program offers various foods each month at a discounted rate form grocery stores. Call the church at 407322-7781 or Jeanette at 407-322-8234 or 407-8290272 for further informa­ tion. C ounseling Services Lutheran Counseling Services invites the com ­ munity to a presentation by Dr. Beverly Yahnke titled "Being Family in Uncertain Times." The event will be held at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, located at 2021 W. State Route 426 in Oviedo, from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. t. The event will focus on how the tragedy of Sept. 11, the slowing economy and other concerns have affected the future of fami­ lies. The program, open to the public and geared toward adult family mem­ bers, empowers the audi­ ence to meet the new chal­ lenges of these turbulent times with confidence and even laughter. Yahnke, renowned for her wisdom and wit, will provide positive answers for Christian families, with dialogue and fellow­ ship. She is executive director of Christian Counseling Services in Milwaukee, Wis., and is also a noted family thera­ pist, speaker and author. Admission is free. A dessert buffet will be pro­ vide. For more informa­ tion, call the Lutheran Counseling Services office at 407-644-4692 or St. Luke's Lutheran Church at 407-365-3408. First Presbyterian Church O f Sanford 401 Park Ave. I i" ,* . 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Sanford *322-2131 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 114 N . PARK A V E ., S A f :O R D 322-0331 MARS H ILL SOA •0 0 t 2 nd S tre e t ■ S a n fo rd , FL 32771 407-3234*48 Sabbath School 9:30 am . Otvma W orVup 11.00 a m. W ad. E vartng Prayor Mtg. 7 30 p m. C all A I V I K O W (407)330*1900 FOOO SERVICE EQUIPMENT FAX (407) 323*3323 AGENCY IN SU R A N C E I initT.il lloinr • Compkl* Funtril Saivicai •Crmttion •Markers 8 Monumtntl •Pru/ungements 50 0 I . Airport I I H . . la n lo r t 32773 322 -3 213 g o o d JF y C EN T R A L SYSTEM S S .E .P INC. C O M M E R C IA L IN D U S T R IA L R IF R K S E JW T IO N BONCLARK ST WO RA0059149 IS IS IROOUOIS AVtNUI e a r ■QBZ SUNRAY Store Away I « RESIDENT MANAGERS * I AL & JOLEEN BLUE Q 555 Wsst 1st St. Sanlord, FL 32771 (407) 322-2621 Ken A Cathy Clouse UNIT SIZES TO FIT YOUR STORAGE NEEDS O fC HOURS BAM - SPM. MON SAT GATE HOURS 7 AM - § PM 610 RINEHART ROAD. LAKE MARY. FL (407) 333-4355 DCF Rag/Cart. CPFV Curr/Act/FurvoonvUealj F o r Y o u r A d To A p p e a r In T h i s Space C a ll T e d at 407 - 322-2611 Infant /Toddlar TLC 15 Yrs. Exp. 04-L/R ali Sanlord / Late Mary Aria C u ll G e n e s is F a m ily K id C a r e 4 0 7 -6 8 8 -7 7 6 6 Morning Worship 10:00 ,am -«*-*-* ; 1 45 a m • Sunday School 1000am • Mommg M o ra l* Barvtot 11.00 a m • Evening FamPy Santee EDO p m WatPaadty Mght AcSvMMK AW A N A Mr ChBdran Taan C kaoptM f* AdtR BAR Skdy 700 pm 700 p m 700pm Lftarfy CMMMm Bahaal (4 YEARS TO 1ZTH ORAOO ' ■# Anglican TRADmONAL EPISCOPAL ST. A LBA ffl ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL 33* W SR 4* (A t m Am ) (1/4 MAe off Greenaway SR 41T Going East) Oviedo. Florida 407467 2379 IB * Book Of Common Prayer Strnday Samoa* H a ty E u tfiM BOO a m Sunday School (a i aga*t 900 am S uig Euchann 1000 i n |M *sary af Own aanmeaj Weekday Holy E u tN fN Servcea Tueedey 1200 noon WeWwaday 700 p m TNaadey 930 am Friday 1200 noon The DMaranca a W orfi The Datanca Assembly Of God FAMR.Y WOMHF CENTER Tamporaity maaang 1 Centro Cnateno DeOee 2913 S Orlando Drive Santord. FL 32773 407*3224222 Located next Good Lmrwm Church JaN Kiafl Rauor Sunday W oraftp Semca? 00 p m Tueaday Same* 7 00p m Program* fc* boy* 5 girt* to WCKJVA ASSEMBLY OP OOO 1571 Duon Rd longwoodl FL 32779 407*774-0777 Drag Freeman Pastor Sunday Same** B 15am and 1043 am, Sunday School U d N School • la d y S tn N p 9 3 0 am 1043am Nursery Provided Baptist WCSTYirW BAPTIST CHURCH 4100 Paola Road(44A) 'Sanlord,. Florida • 407-323 0623 Sunday Morrwig Worship 10 15 am Sunday School 9 00 a m Sunday Evening Worah^S 00 p m Wad Prayor Same* 7 00 p m COUNTRYSIOC BAPTIST CHURCH 500 S Couniry CkJb Rd.. Lada Mary. FL Shan* Wynn Peek* Scmday School 945 am . SunJayAM WorW*» 1045am Sunday PM Worafvp SOQpm. Wad Prayer Meeting 7 30 p m Nuraary Provided PMCCRCST BAPTIST CHURCH •01 Eaal A*pon Boulevard Sanlord. Florida 32773 Church ORc* (407)322 3737 J Earl Wakh Peak* Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 'll 00 a m Evening WdraiNp 7' '00 p m Wadnaaday IAd-W **k W o rih * 7 0 0 pm . GMdnpYt Church 7 00 p m Nursery PnsMdad Ail Service* JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 920 Upaala FVJ. Sank*d 323-9072 G eorg* Siadd Paator S4*iday School 10 00 a m Mjantog Same* 1100am Evening Same* 6 00 p m * Wadnaaday Sam e* 7 00 p m OKI TruRe M a N m D a y POND 519 S Park A v* Sanlord. FL 407*322*6041 Raw. fkckBiy fi* Interim Sr Pastor Rev Tom Smart PaaloralCara Rev Rkhanl Waganar Uuac Deactor Mark WlAama YouN» M natar Adam Wdow YouHtnam Sunctey School B ilim Sunday Morning Wurafap 10 30 a m Sunday Evening W orths* BOO p m Wed. Acftdkae lor a l agaa 6 0 0 p m Nt*aary Providad CENTRAL SARTOT CHURCH 1101 W IM SL, S ariord (407)322 2914 Jimmy Data PiNeraon Paator Jack M Thomaa M nlamr of Muac Am Pagan M kw tar q l VouTt Sunday School 900am U o riing Worship 1100 am Evamng W orah* 900 pm W ad Prayer Service 630pm RRST BAPHST CHURCH OP LONOWOOO Ml Stale Road 434. E Longwood. FL 327BO-5394 (4 0 7)339**17 Rmarand Chha WhMay • Senior Pack* Saturday Praia* 5 Worafap BOO pm Sunday Woraho M m Study WoraNp Wad AWANAAAuti PNMpMM# Traaang P aatoraB tN S luty A M Chov 930am 9 4 5 am 11 X am 530pm TOO pm 700pm 9 0 0 pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS 5400 Markham Wooda Road Lake Mary. FL 3 2 7 * (407) 333-1055 Dr Boh Partar P a rt* Kaah Vncen / Nek Parkm Co-YotAh Sunday C o i*a and Donuta 930A M BAN Study 945 A M Woraho 1045A M (Chidran a Church Providad) C hidran»A*ana Club 5 30 PM Woraho 700 PM Wadnaaday Crwch Fam ly Dnnar 0 00 PM Prayer and S44a Study 700 PM You» Maaang Childran a Choir and Team KID O u t* (FAraery provided a l tarytcaa) LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST CHURCH M IS MARKHAM ROAD Sanlord. Florida 32771 (407) 529-4400 Randy Waiar Ptaiur Sunday School 945am Morrwig Wonhqy 1050am (Jr. Church tor C hidran age* 3 thru grade 5) EverwigWoraftpSOO pm Wadnaaday A d a Prayar/Btbls Skrdy 700 p m C htoan 5 Taan Sarvicaa T OO p m RagMar kchvRaa For AJ Agaa Fkaaary Provatad For A l Sarvicaa fm y Viaaor ta A fflatom e Guaaf FIRST 6MLOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 700 Elm Avenue Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)322 5499 Rev Or Harry D Ructar Sr Paator Eady Ucrrang Sarvlca 5 13 am S ^ M y Id o d 9 W arn MomngWorahtp 11 00am Evvrung WorVop (TBA) 4 00 pm Monday. B4*a Study 7 30 pm Catholic O il 80U L8 CATkOUC CHURCH C w n w o fg ifts t I S O a /M Som oni FL to r xnsrite. Fa«w RctvaS W Tram P w , W M -dopLU w ft 00 am UandarFndair C aftM oam Saturday 4 00pm SaranlajW gi SOOpm Sunday ? 4S a m . 1930 a m . Noon 9 00 am . Engpm |S aoa H oi) 9 0 0 a m • 5uaruafi(C lw cX) �T he Seminou Hexald <W *> •0 Km. 't * (407) Congregational lftW a m 930 am . Christian 1907 S. Sanford Am .. BarforcL FL FlcfwdA. FemndL lArweer Jewish II U K oun u m o u u n op m a c > CMYMOOOJI CATHOLIC CHURCH m oS ^M A m . S b nfon tF L 407-321 *4193 CHURCH (MACCC) 1401 9. Parti Awa, f 407-322-4394 Larry Leonard Sunday School 930am Morning Yfonto? 1100am . ------ “ ' ‘ 9:49 p m 322*7727 930 am . IftH M W ato?«toy M ? U ? * ? p ? 9 pm. <«07) pud Evary 1*4 Friday of M onti Famtfy BafibaPi Service 7:30 p m Frfefoy Sabbafh Service (•« a tta r Fttdaya) 911pm r ta b b a fi Sarrtoe* 930 a m (407) 7993729 or (407) 772*0477 Sunday School Bto? Study H - - ^ 949 pm . . . m w i n V E c in i r w R fftR O TY C H R M TU M CHURCH lU D M M n D rtM OeAtry, FL 32713 f ta W f K 407 466-0432 109JIL _ Smtqmmi ndM cA M v Episcopal HOLT CROSS EPWCOPAL CHURCH 401 PaRAwa . Sanford 1407*322-4911 II... H orn Phona 322-7312 Oaaaaa lor CMdrert rwx0 i M i grada* Nuraary AI'aiaMa * You* Q nx? maaat * PraocNna M n M it YO utoUrM w 1000 a m 1000am 9 9 0 0 pm C al for m MKVWEEK WORSHIP Pf CHAPEL Tlwedey, Wednaeday 8 Thursday* BIBLE STUDIES* Wadriaaday A Thuradaya fS a p t-M e y Suiday School AduR B E ? Sfody 9.30 a m W brsh? Same* 1030 a m Wedneeday W orth? 700pm Nunary PmHdad HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LAKE MART 790 S u t Drtve. LaAa Mary. FL Paul Hoyar I M ltM O Sunday EUbdmSchooMOD a m Morning WortNp 1019 am Youth 900pm W edn**toy Prana Service 9430 p m Nunary PiwW ad IT . P V T U ri EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 Rtoaharl R d Lake Mary. FL 444-9973 Tha Raw ChahaaT Hod Racfor S u vN y 900 a m *Cering tar Peop?* 1401 S. Parti Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 (407) 322-2491 FWv Jam ** J ! 94Sam•Sunday School 1100am -M orning W orth? 9 00pm - 6to? Study * A I Agaa 900am Holy Cuchartd 1000 a m C h ftk e n l O u c h 1000 am . (EducaAon Wing) N u ta ry Begins AI 9 00 9 m Through 10 00 am . Same* Holy Euehart*! 7 0 0 a m A 7 0 0 p m Charismatic Episcopal Christian Science CHURCH OP THE HOLY COMFORTER F R IT CHURCH OP CHRIST, fCUM TlST The Sanford Bridge Comer of M l S t-1 H oly Awa 973 MARKHAM WOODS ROAD Comar of E E WHkamaon Road 407-799-7709 Sunday. Churth Service and Sunday School 1000 a m Wadnaaday 900 p m Chad Cara A»a4aM M afl S a vva * Monday thru Saturday 10 00 a m to 4 00 pm . Thursday Evening 9 p m to 8 p m 143 Wekiva Spring* Road Suaa 149A Longwood. FL 32779 Phona 407-9991490 Church O f Christ LONQWOOO CHURCH OP CHRIST 1019 H ay 17-92 1 m H O Hay 434 407 323-3830. 407-324-4339 Sun W orthy 103 0a m 9 9 p m Coma *orah? w ifi up A inanely « awaaa you. IRO FLORIDA CHURCH OP CHRIST 219 W ad* St wwaar Spnng*. FL 32709 Sunday Sarvcaa 10 30 a m J%00 p m Sunday Bata Study 930am Wad. B4MStudy 7 30 p m Barry Maya* (407) 327 3009 Church Of God CHURCH OP OOO 901 W 22nd S i. SardordL a 407 322 3942 Raw Waa Tanaway Paaaor Sunday School 943am Morrxng W orth*) 10.43 am Evening Sandra 9 00pm for a i agaa 2917 Orlando Or. (H ay 17-92) TM A 1000 am 730 U|MaAi R d. SerfonL PL JooCm M o Lutheran tHEPHERD tVAM CUCAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OP tAI^O R O (ELCA) 7 to 9 p m Sammoia Tnndy Chnadan School p i a School rv u grada 12 407-321 2723 A lto Day Cara Start* at 1 yaw t o praachooi 407 323-1411 Church Of God of Prophecy CHURCH OP OOO OP PROPHECY 23093 EtoiAwa Sanford. FM . 12773 407 322-4019 Thomas Hama — Paafor Suvday School 943 am P r»*a A W orth*) 1 0 3 0am 407-2995094 Deacon 'Sunday Eucharist 930 am Inter-Denomlnatlonal FAITH M S HORARY CHURCH 3002 Baardal Awa 407-323-3794 Jack Co* Patter Sunday Mommg Worship 1000am Eventog S a ve r 800 pm Tuesday Evervng B ttfa Study 700pm Non-Denomlnational HOUSE OP REFUGE MIMS TRIES, INC 1001 Celery A* (407) 324-4711 Dwa W Richardson Sunday School 9 30 am 1100 am 700 pm 730 pm SHOWtR DOWN OP IL L SUNOS 201 EJm Awa. Sanford. FL 407 321 9399 Tmofoy Hudson Pastor Sunday School 1000am Morning W orth? 1100 am Tua Prayau&ibie Study 7 30pm FAITHFUL WORD M M S T R tft irnawm a Plata • (407) 3294300 320 E. Commercial S i • Sanford Sutoey Service 1 1 0 0am C M drant Fefowah? (agaa 4-12) 1100 am Fam iy FafoaM fof Rafraehman? 1230 p m Thursday FaAowrah? Mtta ng 730pm Friday - Chneean Counemmg 2 00 3 0 0 p m iPteaaa cat 3294300 tor appf > Saturday evening 130 p m Contemporary Worship Sunday moving: a 00 am Sunday morning 930 a m Contemporary WortNp Sunday m offtog 1100 a m Fam#y W orthp Service Nursery ia provided *1 Dcycara, Praadtoci and Chdaaart Day School For toformaaon C al 407-3330797 LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REOEAIICCR (M issouri Synod) 2S2S S- Oak Awa . Sanford FL Raw. Elmer A Reuechar Pastor 103 0am 1030 am trformsaan 322-3632 or 3234810 Methodist CHRIST UNITED METHOOTST CHURCH 409 Tuckar Dnwa (Comer Tudor Or. I CR 427) Raw Ray &e*and Pastor Telephone (407) 322-7900 S c ftity Sdtoof 9 30 a m 1 0 3 0am 1100am 8 30 pm Childran a Tima included m W orth? Nursery providad lor Batwa* and Smafl CM<*an “S rm l Enough To Lows You * Growing In Chrtal To Sana You* FIRSTUMTEOMETHOOfSTCHURCH 419 Park A m . Sanford. FL 407-322-437I Jim Bradshaw Pastor Mark Looney Music Owactor UdaBadad Family M nainas D n d u r Mommg W orth? 923 A »0 33 am . Coflaa Feflovriih? t 30 a m Sunday School' 9 43 a m Youto Ftio a th ? 4:00 p m Nurtary Pfotoded Women a O toe 2nd Monday 943 a m MarYt Prayer Breatlaal ia i Thursday 0 30 a m LAKESfOE FELLOWSHIP A U nited M ethod!*! Community YMachmg PaopM for a Reaaonr 407-3394990 Paafor Bab Mann Meets awery Simday M 1000 am at tie comfortable United A nsi Theater Semmoie Toana Center M el •C hfonm t D w e lt 1013am •Sudani (you?) Utnutna* 3-7pm •Beta Nuraary Provided "Reechmg People for a Raeaori" Nazarene 5070! Orange Blvd., Sanford 407-32441M aaatam m toachunh Jerry Wauh Pastor Sunday W orth? S w ci 43 A 10 30 am. InanOly service*. prolaMional chfo car* LONGWOOO CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE 200 N Wayman S I. Longeood. FL 931 9659 Sunday School 9 43am Mommg W oith? 10 43 am Qwldran § Church 13 43 a m, EvangeiistiG Service 8 00 p m Wmtoetday Farray NgW 7 00 p m you*, women, and AdUl Bfo? Study "Never A Stranger Hare' Sunday. January 20. 2002 P ag e SC Presbyterian UP9ALA C09MUNTTY PRCSEYTYRUM CHURCH Corner of W. 2SR 91A Upatoa RE 101 upaaM Road Sanford. FL 12771 407-3302833 Bryan Wenger Pastor Sunday Educaacm V 00 a m Sunday W orth? '1900 a.m 2nd! Wedheeday of aatoi intarth FaAowah? Owner 930pm F M tT P R U R YTIR IAN CHURCH OP AANPORO Between 3rd and 4 ti 9L A Part A Oak / Downtowm Sanford. FL Phona 407-322-2962 E-m ai: ?caO|uno.com httpy/eccmomai oorrvlp c* "Where Wa Know Your Name* In Tha Heart Of Tha C9y Raw. Bruca B. Scott Paafor Sunday School 900 a m Sunday Morning W orth? 1100 a m S im Morning C o iM How 1100 a m Sun. Contamporary W orth? 700 p m WondarM W adnaidvy Fam iy Mght * every neemeeuay Supper • Every Wad. 8 30 p m AdMI Bfola Study 900 pm YbutiCARe 9700pm Succareara (K -4tt Grade*} kfokS trt |9 4 fo Grade*} Sr Hgpa Cordamparery Muse P rtcec* 700pm Womens O d e Meedngt el 1 adteduied 9ma« 2nd Tim of 9w month 49ert Senior Fnendt ■ 111 Wed. of tie month OP LAJLC MARY 129 W W four Awa Lake Mary. FL 407-32M021 Raw. Stephen Hortef Pastor Church School 943 am. Mdmmg W orth? 1100a m Wad. Choa Precftce 7.00p m Thua. Youto Chow 930pm Nursery Providad MARKHAM WOODS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3210 Markham Wood* Road Lake Mary 407-333-2030 Rev Chahee FL Jones Paafor Sunday School, i i age* 9 00 a m 'Church S ervian 900 A 1930 a m Ni^ifeary Provided Youth Group,. Sunday High School 4.00 pm . Mtoda School 900pm Pre-Scffooi Mon 'thru Frt 9 to 12 * Monthly Fam iy NigW Supper Thed Wed of Each M on* 1 3 0 p m Salvation Army TH1 SALVATION ARMY W 0R9MP ANO BERVICI CENTER 700 W 24? Street Sanford. F) 32771 407-322 2642 Caplana Robert and U nd* Rackina Corps Omcart Sunday Service Prana and F e io th ? 143 a m 8 < r t? School 9 43 a m Mamet * Mreer g 1100am Tuesday lie eongt Bfo? Study and Prayer 830pm Home League (Larks*} 7 00 p m Men tF e io e rth ? Club 700pm Band PriNdfoe 800 ,pm "Wah heart to God and hand to man * United Church Of Christ LONGWOOO HILLS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ucc. 1233 E E WRameon Road Longwood, FL 407 3324263 Rev Or H M Y tw ^ito o d Mwealar Sunday Service* Contemporary 900 a m TraM onai W orth? 1030 a m Nursery Provtoed CNech School 9 1 3 a m - 101 3am You? A Children Mmalry Wednesday 8 30 p m Wesleyan WESLEYAN CHURCH OP PAOLA 3390 Weyttoe O r. Sanford FL 32771 ' (CM M (E *4 31} Weel F e ll Sereel on L.elt - One Mee} Leonard O D onrel Pastor 407 322 8332 "Where toe Goapai it Good N e a t' Sunday School 9 43 am Morning W orth? 1f 00 a m Everwg W orth? S 00 p m U dW eekU ig Wed 7 30 pm Please Share Your U e W e U t Church Notes H cutland Boy* The Heartland Boys will be appearing at Paofa Wesleyan Church, located on Wayside Drive, 730 p.m. Wednesday, (an. 23. The Heartland Boys have been honored to have many of their national releases, such as "He's Making G o ld " and "It's Tune To Wake Up The Master" climb various Southern Gospel music charts. One of the founding members of the group is Dove Award winner and Grammy nominee George Amon Webster. The three­ some also includes Tim Webster and Jeremy Wilkerson. Leaving Bondage 2002 Leaving Bondage 2002 — The Unshakable Kingdom will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, at the Sanford Cultural Arts Center/ Centennial Park, located at 119 5th St. between Park and Oak avenues in Sanford. The event will include various speakers, prayer, display booths of some of Central Florida's ministries and agencies working to promote the sanctity of life, and volunteers who will assist in the effort as God directs. The event is open to the public. In case of rain, it will be held in First'Baptist Church, located at 519 Park Ave. Prayer Breakfast The 10th annual Seminole County Prayer Breakfast will be held 7 to 9 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26, in the Sanford Civic Center. Keynote speaker will be Ted DiBiaso, who is best known for his role as the villainous "Million Dollar Man," in the world of pro­ fessional wrestling. Currently, he shares the gospel and the joy that can only be found in Jesus. A corporate sponsorship for a table of eight is 5150, and individual tickets are $15. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. For more information or reservations, call 407-3330548. Checks should be made payable to Seminole County Prayer Breakfast and sent to PO. Box 140964, Orlando, FL, 32814-0964. � 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, January 20, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 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>, January 20, 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/8ea10f35753c18b0f31c77ee8bcbca4c.pdf 253a546ee8e0fcee20c5a975ca8baab6 PDF Text Text J ANUARY 73, 7007 San ford , Florida I Authorities still looking for man who fled scene after trying to ram officers’ boats morning on the foggy waters of Lake Monroe and the St Johns Rivet James Albert Smith, 40, b wanted foe •g p v a te d assault on a law enforcement officer aa he reportedly tried to ram author­ ities' boats an nine different occasions, said Stew Obon, Seminole County Sheriff'# Offioe spokesman. The incident began when a relative was reaving hum a visit with Smith Sunday night The relative said Smith made a commen! to the effect 'it's been nice knowing you,' Obon said. The relative reported Smith may be suicidal and armed in a 17foot boat with a 90 horsepower engine on Lake Monroe A public records check at the state department of motor vehicles revealed the boat is not registered to Smith, A wildlife officer responded and tried to strike up a dialogue with Smith, CHson said. Smith allegedly reacted by attempting to ram the officer's boat At that point the Seminole and Yblusia sheriff's offices a b a became involved as both sent two water­ crafts searching for Smith. One Seminole deputy reported Smith, came out of the fog at full speed and he had to make a hard right turn to avoid being h it said Olson. Smith reportedly tried to ram the wildlife officer's boat seven times, and Rqkfort on a Roll — '— The amazing 8eminoie Community CoNege women's basketball team continued a remarkable ttreak Saturday night edg­ ing pest Daytona Beach Community College, 70-68, «* the Lemerand Cantor In Daytona Beach. Arson suspected in Monday house fire A two-alarm fire on Sanford Avenue Monday night b a suspected anon case, said fire investigator Hm Robles. When Sanfoid Fire Department Battalion Chief Tommy Martin responded to the two*tocy house fire at 613 S. Sanford Ave. he called for the second alarm. As many as a dozen fire-fighting units from Sanford, Seminole County and Lake Mary resp o n d ed to th e b lu e . — J H f - W r e Ind ividual* organization has had its ups and downs and is looking for fresh direction. In addition, there have SANFORD — Marlene Frith been turf wars — some actual, knows a thing or two about man­ some perceived — between Main aging egos. She spent 17 years Street and the Downtown working as an aide to various Business Association, founded by congressmen and state legisla­ Sara Jacobson. Most notably; tors. Jacobson and the DBA officers “There aren't any more diverse personalities or bigger egos than Set Frith, Page 7A those you find in Washington,* Frith said. She quickly learned that to sur­ vive on Capitol Hill you had to commu­ nicate your mes­ sage and prepare for some good oldfashion horse-trad-, ing. C o m m u n ity g a th e r s to c o m m e m o ra te c iv il r ig h ts le a d e r he weekend's activi­ ties celebrating the observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., began with the dty of Sanford's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Oratorical Poster and Poetry Contest. T ii 1 " P o l i t i c s la t h e a r t o f c o m p ro m is e ,“ F r ith s a id . “Y o u T he event w as held Friday a t the m ay not a^ rw w ith a n o th e r c o n g ro o - Robles said. One dvilian was transported to the Central Florida Regional Hospital for smoke ventilation. The house that had no electricity or gas had been the recent target of the police department for drug activity and prostitution. “With that right away we s»ispected it to be a very suspi­ cious fire,” Robles said. Sanford Avenue was dosed from about 9 to 10 pan. After the smoke had cleared at about 11 p m , three separate origins of fire were discovered by investigators. Robies said the home was built in the 1990s, and the three origins of fire induded one on the front porch, one in the bedroom and another in a second-story bedroom. The owner of the home b Allison Galbrith of Port S t Lucie Anyone with information about the suspected arson fire can call 407-302-1022 The state fire marshals offer a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest man's position, but if you're going to accomplish any­ thing, you have to sit down at the table and hammer out solutions. ” Those skills will come in handy in Frith’s new Job as executive director of Sanford Main Street Inc. The 11- gave their oration* to win scholarships to the college of their choice. First-place winner for the oration contest was Ahmad Blair-Brown. Second-, third-, and fourth-place winner* were Adrianna Sekula, Jasmyne George and Keith Grayson, respectively. Poster winners included Edward DeBose of New Life Word Academy; J’dea Jackson of Bentley Elementary School and Rebecca Rovira of Highland Elementary School. MaretS pilots by T o m m y Vlneant Mariana Frith, trie new executive director for, Sanford Main Street Inc., stands in front of the organization's new office located in downtown Sanford. Sea King, Page 8A Acrowd Unas upon 13th Streat in trio Goldsboro community Monday to watch the beginning of tha 13th annual Martin Luther King Jr., parade held each yaar in Sanford. SANFORD — TWo agenda items discussed by county com­ missioners Tuesday could assist in improving mass transit ser­ vices in Seminole. Staff informed commissioners of a newly proposed house bill that would allow them to ask vot­ ers to levy a one-cent transit sales tax — only after the current local option expires. Rep. Sara Romeo (D) of Hillsborough County is sponsor­ ing House Bill 675, which propos­ es to amend the state statue that allows counties to levy a transit system surtax. The new bill would strike a requirement in the Sanford police nip thief in the bud By Christopher Patton Stan Writer Toray Bryant - Sanford resi­ dent watching Monday's Martin luther King Jr., parade. Index C lo w J w d ......................... 6 * -7 » C io tw n n l ............................... AS D*af Abby ........................ 4A 1«8<>I» .......................... sa-ea Obnuorbi ......................... 3A fcdic* l o g ..........................2A Spott ............................. I 2B-3S SANFORD — For two long years, the Lori Fiorelli waited for the news she received Jan. 18. Friday wasn't necessarily a special date, but with one single arrest, it marked the end to an assault on the couple's flowerbeds. Sanford police arrested James Elwood Knight, 47, of Sanford Friday night after Ron Fiorelli witnessed Knight stealing two of his blue potted rose bushes. Since 1998, Lori Fiorelli esti­ mates 100 rose bushes have been Man no longer threat to rose bush garden Cleo Cohen. Police charged Knight with petty theft and possession of drug paraphernalia, as they also found a suspected crack pipe. He did admit to investigators to jumping the fence and stealing the rose bushes, according to the police report. The Friday attempted theft was to no surprise to Lori She said a thief routinely would make a big hit and then come back again shortly afterward. The thief had not made an appearance See Roses, Page SA Lori Fiorefl shows oft the signs she made after tho arrest of Efwood Kniffot, was charged with theft Friday after stealing rose bushes. Since 1998. more 100 rose bushes have been stolen from the couple s Park Avenue home. I �f » |C 2A Wcdtiwday. January 23.2002 T m S n a N o u H erald L i v e th e D r e a m ! S u p p o r t t h e “L i v e t h e D r e a m ” L i c e n s e T a g T h e D re a m F o u n d a tio n , In c . (A Florida Not-For-Profit Corporation) Official Survey State o f Florida L IV E THE D R E A M Specialty License Tag 3101 Maguire Blvd., Ste. 161 O rlando, FL 32803 (407) 895-0077 Dear fellow Floridian: ........ We have a unique opportunity to establish a specialty license tag in the State of Florida that will honor Dr. Martin Luther King. We need your help TODAY The Foundation has chosen the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his contribution to the civil rights movement in the United States as a focal point for empha­ sizing its purposes and goals. D r King’s message continues to live in the hearts and minds of all Americans, Civil rights leaders, both within and outside of the AfricanAmerican community, as well as citizens of all races, recognize the immense importance of keeping the memory of Dr. King and his dreams and goals alive. The Foundation believes that it is time to LIVE that dream. Had it not been for Dr. Martin Luther King, the right to vote, even the right to sit in the front of a bus or use a public bathroom, may still be a dream for MANY United States citizens. It is now a reality and the way forward is to LIVE THE DREAM and continue to contribute to this great nation. Put simply, we need your help. By signing the enclosed survey form and mailing it back immediately, we can establish a specialty license tag that will raise the necessary funds for this project. YOV DON'T PAY ANYTHING. THERE IS NO OBLIGATION BY SIGNING THIS SURVEY. WE JUST NEED YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE •L IV E THE DREAM’ LICENSE TAG. Signing the form does NOT obligate you in any way. Expressing intent to purchase a specialty license tag is not an agreement; it simply shows the Division of Motor Vehicles of your interest and support of the effort. We certainly hope that you will consider purchasing the new ‘LIVE THE DREAM ’ license tag, once approved by the Florida Legislature. We must send our completed surveys to the Florida Legislature within the next several days. Your immediate response is greatly appreciated. Please return immediately. Thank you for your assistance with this effort. Please sign the form and mail it today. All members of your household may sign the form as indicate _ £ £ , fr * Sincerely, Arnold A. Gibbs President, The Dream Foundation, Inc. Chief of Police, City of Cape Coral, Florida HONOR DR. M “ ; Official Survey State o f Florida LIVE THE DREAM Specialty License Tag The Dream Foundation, Inc. (a Florida Not-For-Profit Corporation) YES, I want to help establish a "LIVE TH E DREAM" license tag honoring DR. M ARTIN LUTHER KING! Please sign this survey and mail in immediately in the postage paid self-addressed envelope provided. In order for this survey to count, we must have a YES response to all four questions. 1. Do you certify that you are the legal owner/lessee of a motor vehicle registered in the state of Florida with Florida License plate number (____________________________ ____________________________ ) and that your vehicle is eligible for a specialty license plate? YES___NO___ 2. Do you agree that you intend to purchase a Live the Dream type of specialty plate for an additional cost of S25 plus a $2.00 processing fee, if the proposed plate is approved by the Florida Legislature and offered by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor vehicles? YES___NO___ 3. Do you agree that your name, address, zip code, telephone number, county of residence and Florida license plate number can be provided to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles with the results of the survey? YES__ . N O ___ 4. Do you authorize the organization that is proposing the specialty license plate to contact you if such license plate becomes available for purchase? Y E S ___N O ___ PL EA SE SIG N SURVEY - Y O U M UST IN C L U D E Y O U R A U TO PL A T E (TAG) N U M B E R AS IN D IC A TE D : S ignature A d d re s s _ C ity_____ S ignature o f spouse o r o th e r h o u seh o ld m e m b er Auto plate #. C ounty____ Address____________________________________ City. .Z ip . Auto plate #_ County____ Signature of other household m em ber Signature o f o th e r household m em ber o r neighbor Address_________________________ City. Auto plate #_ C ounty____ Address____________________________________ City_______________________________________ -Z ip . Auto plate #_ County____ .Zip. .Z ip . NOTE: Participating In this official survey In no way obligates you to purchase a specialty license tag fo r this or any other organization. This Is not a legally binding contract, only a survey. Th is survey is being conducted by Advantage Consultants who is authorized by the State of Florida, Division of Motor Vehicles to conduct this survey. F or further information concerning this survey please contact Advantage Consultants, 3101 Maguire Dlvd., Ste. 161, Orlando, F L 32803 o r call (407) 895-0077. Thank you for your participation. Please mail this survey to: A dvantage Consultants 3101 M aguire Blvd., Ste. 161 O rlando, F L 32803 1?* Complete, Cut and Mail in B ecom e th e “L iv e th e D r e a m ” C o o rd in a to r in y o u r com m u n ity! C a ll T oll-F ree (8 7 7 ) 2 9 8 -2 9 3 7 T O D A Y ! �T he Seminole H erald Wednesday, January 23. 2002 Pagf 3/\l O bituaries j JAMES MONTANYE BAIRD James Montanye Baird, 61, of West 2nd Street, Sanford, died Friday, Jan. 18, 2002. • Bom in Lucerne County, Pa., he moved to Central Florida in 2000. He was a truck driver. Survivors include two daughters, Tammy Reynolds of Sanford and Constance Baird of Montgomery, Ala.; and five grandchildren. Tri-County Cremation Service of Longwood is in charge of arrangements. JOHN ALBERT BORER John Albert Boker, 87, of Giovanni Street, Deltona, died Thursday, Jan. 17,2002, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in Chicago, III., he moved to Central Florida in 1972. He was a US. Navy vet­ eran, who served during World War II. He was a retired bus driver for the Chicago Transit Authority, where he worked for 34 years. He was a member of the VFW and enjoyed gardening. Survivors include his wife of 63 years, Camille Boker of Deltona. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. JOANN YVONNE BRADLEY JoAnn Yvonne Bradley, 22, of Fieldstone Drive, Fairbum, Ga., died Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2002, in her residence. Bom Feb. 15,1979, in Tampa, she was a member of World Changes Ministries of Atlanta, Ga. She was a retail manager. Survivors include her father, Thomas L Bradley Sr., of Jacksonville, Ala.; her mother, Freddie M. Bradley of Fairbum, Ga.; one son, J'Vonne Bradley of Fairbum, Ga.; one brother, Thomas L. Bradley Jr., of Alexandria, Va.; one sister. Temple BradleyGrimes of Frederick, Md.; and grandparents Lula Thompson of Sanford, Elder Henry D rd il Ic y Sr., (if S a n f o r d a n U . , Cora Lee Bradley vl?in(o}d> Funeral services will be held Saturday, Jan. 26, in Morning Glory M.B. Church in Sanford. Visitation will be held 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25, in Morning Glory M.B. Church. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. ALBERTA CURRY Alberta Curry, 83, of Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, Jan. 21,2002, in Health Care and Rehabilitation Center of Sanford. Born Oct. 14,1918, in Bambridge, Ga., she was a homemaker. She was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include devoted friend, Amy Lawrence of Sanford. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. HUNT MONUttUfT CO. DISPLAY YARO ELIZABETH TYLER CONANT f Elizabeth Tyler Conant, 62, of Courtland Boulevard, died Friday, Jan. 18,2002. Bom In Lewiston, Maine, she moved to C entral Florida In 1979. She was a retired med­ ical transcriptionist She was a member of Church of God, Deltona. Survivors include her hus­ band, Bertron Conant; two sons, Jeffrey Conant of Sanford and Bertron Conant II, of DeBary; two brothers, Hollis Tyler of Wilton, Maine, and Wallis Tyler of Weld, Maine; four sisters, Katherine Averill and Joy Plerse, both of Dixflela, Maine, Cathy Cushman of Bath, Maine, and Holly Cochran of Honolulu, Hawaii; and six grandchildren. Tri-County Cremation Service of Longwood is In charge of arrangements. LILLIAN CLAVETTE Lillian Glavette, 79, of Lombardy Drive, Deltona, died Friday, Jan. 18,2002, in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Bom In Grand Isle, Maine, she moved to Central Florida from Manchester, Conn., in 1985. She was a homemaker. She enjoyed gardening, grand­ children, reading and word search puzzles. Survivors Include three sons, Rodney P. Glavette of Glastonbury, Conn., Brian D. Glavette of Golden, Colo., and Mark N. Glavette of Tolland, Conn.; one daughter, Deirdre Briggs of Manchester, Conn.; one brother, Norman Ovellette of Canaan, Maine; one sister, Mary Anne Hauser of Seattle, Wasn.; and nine grandchildren. THOMAS P. HARDY Thomas P. Hardy, 49, of Kenwick Circle, Casselberry, died Sunday, Jan. 20, 2002, in Health Central, Ocoee. Born Dec. 22,1952, in Miami, he resided in Central Florida for 16 years. He was a roofer. He was of the Christian faith. Survivors include one son, Shawn Hardy of Mesa, Ariz.; two daughters, Dana Smith and Jennifer Hardy, both of Florida; one brother, Michael Hardy of Casselberry; and one sister, Terri Barrlsh of Portland, Tenn. Banfleld Funeral Home of Winter Springs Is in charge of arrangements. MARY ELIZABETH HECK Mary Elizabeth "Betty” Heck, 76, of Deed Circle, Deltona, died Friday, Jan. 18, 2002, In Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom In Flint, Mich., she moved to Central Florida in 1988. She worked in the Parts and Service Department for General Motors for 18 years. She enjoyed Bingo, needle work and crafts, and she was a Pink Lady in the Surgery Unit at Fish Memorial. She was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include her hus­ band of 57 years, Ludwig "Louie" Heck; four daught... Diane Seller of Swartz Creek, Mich., Debi Tecza of McKean, Family Owned L Serving Central Florida Since 1989 GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES B u ria l >5 C re m a tio n T r a n s p o r t O u t O f S ta te l$ 6 5 0 . Pa., Denise Tankersley of Flushing, Mich., and Doreen Lambert of Flushing, Mich.; one son, David Heck of Deltona; nine grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to the National Kidney Foundation of Florida Inc., 1040 Woodcock Road, Suite 119, Orlando, FL, 32803. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. ( ANTHONY J. MESSINA Anthony J. Messina, 79, of Lake Helen Osteen Road, Deltona, died Thursday, Jan. 17, 2002, in Florida Hospital, Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in McKeesport, Pa., he moved to Central Florida in 1980. He was a U.S. Army vet­ eran who received numerous medals and honors while serv­ ing during World War II. He was a retired chief fire fighter for the McKeesport Fire Department, where he worked for 22 years. He was a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Church, Deltona, Sons of ItalyBingo, Disabled American Veterans, American LegionLake Helen Post, and a more than 40-year member of the Elks. He played softball in Deltona's Senior League. Survivors include his wife of 56 years, Blanche Messina; one daughter, Antoinette "Tony" Ferrick of White Oak, Pa; one brother, Carl Messina of Versailles, Pa.; and two grand­ children. Memorial donations may be made to Our Lady of the Lakes Building Fund, 1310 Maximilian St., Deltona, FL, 32725. SONILAL SINANAN Sonilal Sinanan, 67, of Brush Creek Drive, Sanford, died Sunday, Jan. 20,2002. Born in Trinidad, West Indies, he moved to Central Florida in 1999. He worked for the J.C. Penney Co. Survivors include his wife, Basdaye Sinanan; two sons, Surendra and Mahendra Sinanan of Hollis, N.Y.; two daughters, Maltee and Sharmilla Sinanan of B rooklyn, N.Y.; three brothers, Krishendath Sinanan of Calgary, Alberta, Kumar Sinanan of Trinidad, West Indies; and Mahase Sinanan of Trinidad, West Indies; five sis­ ters, Chanrouti, Chanardayc and Inardal, all of Trinidad, West Indies, Radica of Delaware, and 5irrimatic of West Sussex, England; and one grandchild. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 24, in Brisson Funeral Home. Visitation is 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in ihc funeral home. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. ROBERT J. WEST Robert J. West, 75, of Dixie Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, Jan. 20,2002, in Kindred Hospital, Tampa. Bom Dec. 30, 1926, in \ Jasper, he resided in Central Florida for 32 years. He was of the Christian faith. Survivors include his wife, Betty West of Sanford; one son, Charlie West of Belle Glade; one daughter, Sandra Bethel of Belle Glade; four sisters, Nora Mae Hunter, Lillie Mae Adkins, Bessie Mae Morgan and Livem Mobley, all of Jacksonville; one brother, Benjamin West of Rochester, N.Y.; 12 grandchildren; and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 11 n.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, In New Bethel A.M.E. Church in Sanford. Visitation will be 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25, in New Bethel A.M.E. Church. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. Ki L M E h a r d w a r e M E h a r d w a r e ACC h a r d w a r e A Hardware Stores $99' 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 AUTHORIZED T A X T IM E PROVIDER Don’t let this tax season get to you.Jet theprofessionals help T a x S e r v ic e Convenient Income Tax Preparation 2220 South French Ave. Unite/Sanford. 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Drawing an historical accounts and recent discover­ ies, Hebrew scholar Dr. Ken Hanson will reconstruct the dally lives of the Essence, reli­ gious visionaries who fled the opulence of Jerusalem. r you are a Bible W hether) scholar or just interested in one of the world's most capti­ vating discoveries, you won't want to miss the presentation. Hanson to an author, lec­ turer, professor and founder of "Treasures in Ume," an organization devoted to dis­ seminating knowledge of the Biblical world. Coat to $5.10. For registra­ tion information, call Community Education at 407328-2121. Seating to limited. DEAR ABBY: I started college last fall and moved into a d o n a My roommate and I get •long great She sleeps in the nude. It shocked me at first but the weather was h o t so I tried i t Now 1 wouldn't sleep any other way. Last week, while 1 was visiting my family, my mother came into my room to wake me. She saw my bare shoulders and correct­ ly assumed 1 was nude underneath the blankets. You should have seen her reaction! She is now con­ vinced that I am sexually in n o t She active, which I am thinks my roommate and I must be lesbians. (We're both straight) She says What 1 am doing to immoral and un-Christian. Abby, I am a very religious person. I cannot ! e how sleeping in the nude to immoral. I don't talk about it or prance around nude. Am I miss­ ing something? How can I convince Mother that what Fm doing to really OK? FEELING THE HEAT DEAR FEELING THE HEAD Nudity to not Immoral; it has nothing to do with religion. It is not an indication of sexual activity or lack of ! H. Nudity is simply a state o f undress. You are I comfortable with lb your mother is n o t You probably can't convince a person who feels dial nudity Is fundamentally wrong that it’s OK. Fart of growing up to learning to listen to conscience and deciding what's right for •a. Read on: aji ----- t j i f,H nlji rWrTBKi pnoto According to tha little electronic crossing guard, ifa alt clear for a ta le crossing near the Intersection of 17/92 and B u sh B oulevard, although traffic sp e e d s by on the other side of the street. DEAR ABBY: My 16-year-old daughter, "Jenny," sleeps at her best friend's house about once a month. Her friend has a double bed, which they share. I have been fine with this. I have slept in die same bed with other women, and there waa nothing aexual about i t Since last summer, Jenny has been sleeping in the nude. I don't have a problem with that, either. She doesn't parade around the house naked and to quite modest 1 started sleeping In die nude when 1 was 18. Again, there was nothsexual about i t Sanford Police Department Arrests for November lUtaU Theft n t i r U twhen nude she was at her friend s house. She : said they both did. It has been bothering me ever since. I can't help feeling their friendship to sexual. Fm afraid asking her outright would make her angry or might result in her lying to me, since she knows I would not approve of her having sex with anyone at this age. Abby, do you think ifs possible two 16-yearoid girls could share the same bed naked and not be sexually involved? What can I do to ease my mind? SUSPICIOUS MOM IN NAPA, CAUF. DEAR SUSPICIOUS MOM: Yes, I do think IPs possible. However, your question to Intriguing. Are there any other reasons you are auspicious? Has she ihown an interest in boys? Your daughter will not become defensive when you talk to her about her sexual orienta­ tion unless you appear accusatory or judgmentaL Although time may answer your question foc you, you and the are overdue for a frank and loving mother-daughter ch a t Read on: DEAR ABBY: I recently heard the best way to sleep soundly to to keep your feet and hands warm. The image I1had from this report was: Sleep with socks and mittens, but nothing else. A few days later, another article claimed that when you sleep totally nude, heat to more even­ ly distributed, thus you sleep more comfortably, even in the cold of winter. What have you heard about sleeping in the nude? NUDIST IN SANTA CLARITA, CAUF. DEAR NUDISD Only this: Heat escapes from the top of the head and the bottom of the feet So to conserve body heat, wear socks and a ski cap. And pray that anyone who sees you > doesn't die laughing. 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. o a m U N iv ra s A L m s s Nine adult main, 14 adult females, three juvenile males and 11 juvenile females were arrested for retail theft. Grand Theft of a Motor Vehicle TWo adult males, two adult females and three juvenile males were arrested and charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle. Warrants were atoo requested for three adult males for vehicle theft. Domestic Violence Seventeen adult males, six adult females, five juvenile males and two juvenile females were arrested on domestic violence related charges. Waromts were requested for 12 adult males, one adult female, one juvenile male and one juvenile female. Aasault/Battery Four adult males, one adult female. Dafflc Related Fifteen adult males were arrested on traffic related charges. A warrant was requested for one adult male. Violation of Ordinance Two adult males were arrested and f iv e Ju v e n ile m a in a n d t w o Ju v e n ile females w ere■)arrestedfor aasault/bat- tery. Warrants were requested for three.;, adult males, three adu_______ ,o n e adult females,____ juvenile male and four juvenile females. Larceny Three adult males, one adult female and one juvenile male were arrested and charged with larceny. Warrants were requested for five adult males and two adult females for larceny. c h a r n d 'w t t b w v io la t io n o f fre tto * - i oruipticr " opwxBnwwn J jb H c b e v m p . Articles about a chop shop investi­ gation that appeared in the Seminole Herald have resulted in more than 500 calls into the Seminole County Sheriff's Office from the public and law enforcement agencies. Sheriff's spokesman Steve Olson said the calls have resulted In the City-County Auto Theft Bureau receiving five to six new leads and located four to five new victims. The Bureau is still in the process of try..........................ills ing to return the hundreds of call and asks the public to be patient. Investigators from the CityCounty Auto Theft Bureau continue to investigate a group believed responsible for vehicle thefts, cargo trailer and boat trailer thefts, as well as the theft of numerous other items, including antiques. The investiga­ tion, to date, has resulted In an esti­ mated $300,000 worth of property a t4 G M 2 3 -< Miscellaneous Arrest Eieht a Eight adult males, three adult fenuRes, three juvenile males and one juvapile female were arrested on mis­ cellaneous charges. Child Abuae/Neglect __ f adult male Ofiei " was arrested and charged with child neglect. Criminal Mischief Warrants were requested for one adult male and one adult female for criminal mischief. Sexual Assault/Batlery One adult male and one juvenile male were arrested and charged with sexual assault. DU1 Twelve adult males and three adult females were arrested and charged with driving under the influence. A Robbery One adult male and two juvenile males were arrested and charged with robbery. being recovered. It began as a search of a suspected chop shop operation located at a home at 1511 Mellonville Avenue in Sanford on Nov. 15. During the execution of that search warrant, investigators identi­ fied three stolen trailers, one stolen boat and five stolen vehicles. There were also vehicles on the site where the vehicle identification numbers did not match their parts. There were numerous antiques and other items in the home that were stolen. The investigation led to additional search warrants being issued in Seminole and Orange Counties. The warrants resulted the recovery of even more vehicles and property stolen from victims in Orange, Seminole, Lake and Volusia Counties. During the course of the investiga­ to&matfort, rail w C hop shop coverage yield s num erous calls tion, three people were arrested. Richard VanAtotyne, 37 (dob 6-2-64), ville Avenue A of 1511 Mellonville was arrested for grand theft auto, larceny and burglary. He is out ofjail on bond. Timothy Suwalskl, 36 (dob 322-65), of 3171 Elkcam Boulevard In Deltona was arrested on drug charges. He to also a suspected of being involved In the theft ring. He to currently out of jail on bond. Mark Greskowlak, 43 (dob 6-26-58), of 2550 Mellonville Avenue was arrest­ ed on auto theft charges. He, too, has since bonded out of jail. It's believed the group may be still active and that more stolen property tions may be hidden in various locatu throughout Central Florida. Anybody with information to asked to call Investigator Scott Slavin of the City-County Auto Theft Bureau at 407-665-6631. 6609. FRI The Sanlando Depression Glass Show will be held Friday, Jan. 25, through Sunday, Jan. 27, In the Sanford Civic Center. Doors open Friday from 6 to 9 p.m., and admission to $5, which includes all three days of the show. Saturday, I the doorsi open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and admission to $3. Twenty-seven top quality dealers will be participating in the show. WED Central Florida Regional Hospital will present "Preparing For Bioterro risen In Your Business," 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m, Wednesday, Jan. 30, In Heathrow Country Club. Area business leaders are invited to a free lunch lecture about bioterrortom and its effects on the small business. Area experts will provide information on disaster preparation in Seminole County, tips that businesses tom. Due to limited seating, make reservations to 407-3214500, ext. 5913, by Jan. 25. s y n d ic a t e Doug Fetter T he Seminole H erald fuhluhrr o warrant was requested for one adult male for driving under the influence. Narcotics Nine adult males, five adult females and three juvenile males were arrested on narcotic related charges. Warrants were also requested on five adult males on narcotic related charges. other day, l asked Jenny U aha slept tn the ' |ua nanl nry sum m y tfln vn^M sn The kickoff event for tills year's American Cancer Society's Relay for Life will be held 5 p m Wednesday, Jan. 23, in Oviedo Marketplace’s food court The meeting will include information for this year's event, which to the American Cancer Society's signature fund-raising activity. In addi­ tion, the kickoff will Include moving testimonials from cancer survivors and the opportunity to reserve a pre­ mier site for your team at the University of Central Florida location. Special guests will Include UCFs KnJghtro, the Magic's Stuff and others. Relay for Life to an 18-hour event held across the country. D m Ping EJUor 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 1908“ Eteffn Tyrra*. 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Fax us: (407)323-0406 ^ �T h e Suunolx H erald Wednesday. January 23.2002 Page 5 \ ‘Walkability’ improvement workshop Feb. 8 By Dan Bing • Jan. 30 last chance to recycle trees City planners want to make 17/92 area pedestrian friendly Editor MetroPIan Orlando to conduct SANFORD — City planners the program," said Antonia will boat . _ . . a community _ . _ . work.. Gerll, senior planner for the city shop P rid a ^ F A . 8, to aolidt o f Sanford. T h e workshop is solutions open to everyone. We want to "walkability" And way* to make that area 17/92 between more pedestrian friendly," streets. Gerll said the d ty is search­ The workshop will be facili­ ing for solutions to calm traffic tated by Dan Burden, director and "improve the 'walkability' of Walkable Communities Inc, between 13th and 20th streets." and Charles Gandy, a nationally "We thought that ares had recognized expert on "anti- some problems, particularly ' gridlock" transportation strate­ when you take into account the gies and former Director of middle school and the shop­ Advocacy Programs for the ping center located there," Gerll Bicycle Federation of America said. T h a t is a heavy pedestri­ from July 1994 to September an area, but it's also a fairly 1998. uninviting pedestrian ares." "The city applied for and Approximately 30,000 cars received a grant from travel that stretch of 17/92 daily, including a high volume of truck traffic, Gerll said. "The State Farmers' Market at 13th Street and 17/92 draws a lot of trucks and that adds to the pedestrian issues," Gerli said. The workshop, scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 8 at Sanford Fire Station #31, will focus on hands-on participation and community input is encouraged. "The group will provide rec­ om mendations to the city," Gerli said. "Hopefully, we can come up with some solutions that can be implemented." Gerll said the d ty won't be able to identify funding sources or a preliminary timetable for improvements until after the workshop. "We expect both the d ty and MetroPIan could provide fund­ ing," she said. "It really depends on what kind of solu­ tions are recommended and how those solutions would fit in the different transportation classifications." In addition to Burden and Gandy, planners from MetroPIan Orlando and county offidals will attend the meeting. "We'll be using the workshop to make people aware of our needs," Gerli said. For more information about the free workshop or to make reservations to attend, call 407330-5673. of all decorations and tree stands. Trees larger than 8 feet must be cut in half. For more information, call Solid Waste Customer Service at 407-665-2260. Residents of unincorporated Seminole County can recycle their Christmas trees all Wednesdays in January. Trees must be placed at the curbside by 6 a m and be free Chase LA he abo tried to ram the two sher­ iff's boats once apiece, Olson said. During the course of five hours, deputies tried to coral Smith. At one point, his father tried to per­ suade him to the shoreline to end the chase, but with no avail, Olson Smith abandoned the vessel just west of the Seminob County Port Authority near Orange Boulevard and 115. Highway 17/92. He allegedly fled into the woods and then poasMy stob a Perch Avenue pick-up truck to leave the area. He's had brushes with the law before, but nothing of this magni­ tude, said Olson. The majority of hb arrests stem from economic crimes with the moat recent com­ ing in August on a probation vio­ lation charge. 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Vivona’s Fine Italian Pizzeria Expands Business and Family M.tny nf the Seminole Herald's readers are familiar with fl\ min's Fine Italian Pizzeria on the comer of 25th and Park Ave. i<u may have tried their wide variety of hearty subs, fresh salads, couth watering calzones, or incredible pizzas. You might be familir with the fact that Nick Vivona, who has owned and operated ivon.i s since 1992, only usts the absolute freshest ingredients, ■lakes homemade breads daily, and uses his own secret recipe for lis pizza dough. Perhaps you have taken advantage of the comortable dining room, or maybe you have only used their timely lelivery service. One thing is for sure, if you have tasted Vivonas, ou have tasted homemade Sicilian cooking. And if you have not el had the opportunity to sample Vivona's cuisine, then you don't .now what you have been mlssingl Well, here is the good news for all you tried and true Vivona’s ans out there. Nick has expanded his prosporus business into ako Mary. Vivona's Lake Mary has increased its menu in order to ttract new customers. They now offer a variety of quick appetizrs, such as homemade mozzarella sticks, fresh fried mushrooms, »d crisp onion rings. Nick, with the help of his mother Enza, still iffer fresh homemade bread every day. They have over forty subs o choose from on the menu, but the Ideas don't stop there. Feci ree to create your own version of a Vivona's sub. When the weather calls for it, Nick prepares his Minestrone Soup full of chunky carrots, celery, potatoes, and other fresh ingredients. Vivona's Lake Mary's main source of business still comes from their fantastic pizza and calzones. It Is quite difficult to find a bet­ ter pizza this side of Brooklyn. Recently, Vivona's Lake Mary has expanded from a dinning area of fourteen tables to twenty five tables. They are equipped and staffed to handle large parties or special events. Just be sure to call ahead, so they can reserve a space for large parties. Both Vivona's Sanford and Lake Mary offer a small catering menu which includes a choice of Lasagna or Baked Zitl, Creek or Antipasto salad, and breadsticks at a reasonable price. If reading about all these delicious foods has made you famished, hustle cm down to one of these convienlent locations: Vivona's Sanford, 2477 Park Ave., (407) 324-5147, or Vivonas Lake Mary, 601 Weldon Blvd, § 117, (407) 330-2040. If Nick himself is not there to greet you, he leaves his incredibly capable managers Bruce and Jimmy In his place, and sometimes you may be lucky enough to see Nick and Robyn's pride and joy, four month old boundng baby boy, Peter. With a big grin Nick proudly proclaims that Peter is the boss. Nick believes in strong family values, and never misses the chance to show off his baby. Co to Vivona's and feel like you are with family. 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The key is taking pride in success, regardless of which group claims credit "Who isn't for a more prosper­ ous Sanford?" Frith asked. "That's what we're all trying to accom­ plish. I see what Sara is doing, and it's wonderful. I don't think Sara's goal is to see Sanford foil. We want die same thing. We don't necessarily all have to agree, but it would be fruitful to at least talk with each other." Frith *aid she and jacobson li values history, bu plan to meet soon for lunch. her tenure aa director will be "I think we can find a way to I on future actions. work together," Frith said tare ao many opportuni­ Bob Kuhn, Main Street's presi­ ties ahead o f Main Street and the dent, agrees with Frith that Main d ty of Sanford dial I honestly Street shouldn't "argue over who don't have time to focus on those gets to do which event" things,” Frith odd. "I'm new in "We need to focus on the posi­ town so I begin with a blank slate tive," Kuhn said. "We have a for everyone. I don't know you responsibility to fulfill the require­ and you don'tknow me, so there's ments of our charter." no reason why we can't build a Those requirements include neianoramp. historical preservation and eco­ Frith notes that Sanford is not nomic development. Special unique when it comes to turf w an events, such as Oktoberfest, and among dvic groups and points the monthly antique car cruises out that Main Street and DBA, as and the weekly formers market vigorously lobbied City Cocnmisrion last summer to void the Christmas parade contract between die city and Main Street and allow DBA to run the event Main Street members acquiesced but grumbled about DBA's sharptongued carping regarding previ­ ous Otriatmaa parades. Frith just shrugs when she asked about the history of the Main Stnet-DBA relationship. As a proud member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (her will remain a part of Main Street's mission. But expect to see Frith spending more tim^ recruiting businesses to downtown. "I Intend to use the extensive sloped list of contacts I've devel over h e years," Frith said.. "I've been in Central Florida for 20 years, and there are a lot of people interested in Sanford." One area Frith plans to focus on Is the city's HUBZone status granted by the federal govern­ ment’s Small Business Administration. The HUBZones are designed to promote business and job opportunity in economi­ cally-distressed urban and rural areas by Increasing federal con­ tracting activity in those areas. Eligible small businesses must locate in HUBZones (Historically Underutilized Business zones), which are areas of generally low income and high unemployment. The SBA expects the pool of avail­ able contracts to grow to around $6 billion annually by 2009. Frith said one of the attractive features about HUBZones is that 35 percent of a qualified busi­ ness's employees must live in the HUBZone. "Not only does It attract jobs, but residents, as well," Frith said. "A vibrant downtown has a good balance of both." In the coming months. Frith will work with the Main Street board of directors, community leaders and dty officials to lay out the vision for the organization and downtown Sanford. "1 operate on a four-point prin­ cipal: research, plan. Implement, and evaluate," Frith said. "I'll take a community-approach." When not working for Main Street, Frith stays busy restoring her 1929 home in Orlando and time with her two chil- over a million dollars," Maloy said. "There's not a lot of people who want to stand in the sure It's an all around win-win situation." Maloy said the well-written proposal should bring several bids from inquiring shelter builders. A preliminary timeline has a new vendor Installing shel­ ters as soon as August uUtes Seminole County ficfcoCwtsliip ^Pageant An Official Preliminary For The Miss Florida And Miss America fcgeants February 23, 2002 7:00 P.M. " A friend of mine told me I had enough energy to light up Times Square," Fritn chudded. "I have a good work ethic, and I'm really excited about this job. "This job represents a composite of what I've'done best thioughout my career," Frith said1 "It has the historic preservation that 1 love — I absolutely love antiques and old buildings. It requires the political and marketing skills that I have acquired. When I saw the ad in the newspaper, I said to myself, "That is a composite of everything I would want to d a '" The Helen Stairs Theatre (Downtown Sanford) Come Be A Part O f The Miss Seminole County Pageant Transportation 1A allows revenues to go toward county budgets, LYNX officials capital projects and operating approach all three county com- costs. The funds could also help missiona and request funds simi­ in many operations including bus lar to the process taken bv any services, commuter rail, light rail county department, said Callen. and building more dedicated I This makes it difficult to prepare lanes of traffic for buses. | for the yearly transit expenses. Mote bus shelters could also Depending on the revenues of , make their way to Seminole counties, the yearly funds County. Commissioners’ directed ited to LYNX fluctuate. county staff to issue a request for County funds LYNX proposals from bus shelter ven­ reity taxes while dors. agh There are 415 transit stops in Osceola fund the >transit service through gas the county, but only 25 transit shelters. LYNX builds the shelters Grant Maloy, for $20,000 apiece, said Maloy. A contract with a new vendor its on the Lynx Board, said i In favor of the bill, but "at will provide for the installation of at wouldn't ask the voters 60 shelters and possibly 50 more as transit routes are expanded. t a transportation tax." may need that option in The costs associated with the future," Commissioner shelters will be drastically less, as 46 shelters will display advertis­ i Henley said. ; mass transit tax Is different ing. " T h is co u ld potentially save us l other local option taxes as it Applications are Available at Area High Schools and Colleges or the Helen Stairs Theatre in Downtown Sanford B a b y C o n test B eau ty P a g e a n t F o r M o r e In f o r m a tio n C a ll (407) 321-3576 NEWBORNS TO IS YEARS BOY A GIRLS FEBRUARY 2,2002 SANFORD SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER Tickets By Donation $10.00 ^Pftoduction and finte/italnmcnt by •••REGISTRATION B E G IN S 1PM*** P A G E A N T W IL L S T A R T A T 2PM SA V IN G S B O N D S A W A R D E D O R B R O C H U R E / IN F O C A L L 3 2 1 -S 3 I-M M O r e-mail cutekidt9beltiouth.net E V E R Y O N E R E C E IV E S A T R O P Y B R O C H U R E S A V A IL A B L E A T M A U , J C U S T O M E R S E R V IC E 8 Miriam & Valerie's School of Dance Arts *‘fxTkc nJofld “Do uA Cjuxwted uf wMicn ‘Ttwjiia tcMm" t w t Us D o Your M a n a g e d C h a o s, In c . Do you suffer from CHAOS? (Can’t Have Anyone Over Syndrome) R esid en tial O ur . 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King C o e d m e d Cram Page ! A H on Entertainment for the evening was provided by the Midway Elementary School Mime Team, which is under the direction of Ivy Maxwell. On Saturday evening, more than 350 people gathered in the Sanford Ovic Center, to com­ memorate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Master of ceremonies for the Commemorative Banquet was the honorable Judge James E C Perry. Cantla Gordon sang the national anthem, while Pastor Albert Covington gave the prayer for peace and unity. S t Paul Baptist Church Assistant Pastor Tyrone Herndon gave the prayer of Thanksgiving. Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard extended greetings b u n the dty with a proclamation declaring Jan. 18 through Jan. 21,2002, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., weekend in the d ty as celebration titne for the ddzens of Sanford and Seminole County. The proclama­ tion was read by Commissioner Velma Williams. Dr. James R. Purdy, the banr, discussed ts leader and of the Dr. King gave to Americans. Ie encouraged the dti/ens of Seminole County to make their community the kind of commu­ nity Dr. King would want If he were alive. Highlighting the evening's banquet was the awards presen­ tation honoring outstanding d o ­ zens, who are living King's dream. The dty of Sanford Dr. MLK Jr, Steering Committee resented the 2002 lumanitarian Award to Michael Good, president and owner of Blar Construction Co. Other awards included the 2002 Sponsorship Award, pre­ sented to Washington Mutual Bank; the 2002 Brotherhood Award, presented to Willie H. King; arid the 2002 Community Service Award, presented to Robert "Bob’* Pane l l chairm an Sherlyn Brinson presented the 2002 Choir Presentation awards to Inez Baker and Annie CPNeUe for their dedicated service to the MLK Jr., Celebration Choir. Sanford City CommJsakmer Art Vfoodmff extended greet­ ings an behalf of the dty of Sanford, the mayor and commiaeianere. Kenneth Bentley and Nosyshia Grooms brought greetings from the community and the youth. Scriptural readings were given try Gloria Lewis of the Bahai and the Rev. Emory Blake of Christian faith. The MLK Jr., Celebration Choir rendered music throughout the rervice, with a tpecUl presentation from the Anointed Praise Ulurgical Dancer* from Leesburg. The commemorative message m edby the of the hour was delivered E _ _ ,„ . 8umoya Raddhg watches the parade travel down 1st Street as It makes Ns way to Fort Melon -------,----- i by Tammy Vlncanl Park, where a raly was held Mowfog the 13th a m ie l Community le a d e n march at the head olthe parade on their w ay to Fort Motion park. a n d C E O of A ce H a rd w a re out and raly were held. Hundreds ol people gathered along the parade route to watch marching units, floats, dancers and others make their way through Goldsboro and downtown Sanford In honor of Dr. Marlin Luther King Jr. T h e 13th annual parade was sponsored by First Shiloh M .B. Church. Stores. On Sunday, the celebration continued with the Inter-Faith Worship Service, which com­ memorated the life and legacy of Dr. King. The service o f praise ana worship was presided over by me Rev. D.W. Frank Williams. The Rev. William Lewis gavq the invoca- s spoke I Matthew 17:1-3. The choir and congregation sang the dosing hymn, “Let There Be Peace On Earth," ending the 2002 reli­ gious celebration. The streets and avenues of the Goldsboro community and downtown Sanford were lined with thousands of spectators Monday morning for the 13th annual MLK Jr., Parade. The event included more than an' hour of live bands and other presentations. Marching in the parade were the leadership of the MLK Jr., Steering Committee, Chairman Bernard Mitchell, Parade Chairman die Rev. Dr. Harry D. Rucker and the minister and pastors from various churches. Grand mar­ shal for the parade was retired educator and community activist Earl E MinotL Floats were judged an origi­ nality, decoration and themeoriented. The theme was, “Living the Dream, Let Freedom Ring for Peace and NonViolence. Float winners includ­ ed, first-place. Celery City Lodge N o . 5 4 2 and Evergreen T fc m p le N o . 3 2 1 I B F O E l k s , aeo- ond-place, The Hopper Center, dr. Barbara 1C Bentley, principal; and third-place, Highway 46 Chib. Hair Trends received hon­ orable mention and certificates of honor were presented to Young Black in Action, New Life Word Step Team and the Robin wood Middle School bands. HwWd photo* by H aw HnWnt Th e Seminole County Sheriff's Office Honor Guard stand at attention dur­ ing Saturday's Commemorative Banquet held in the Sanford C M c Canter. Miss Junior A m erican and Miss Sanford City Q ueen Tiffany Miller rides on a float and waves to the crow d during the 13th annual parade. Four high school students took home scholarships foflewing Friday’s Oratorical contest Pictured, from toff, are Elaine Ughtbome, fourth-place winner Keffi Grayson, thed-placa winner Jaamyno Georgo, Chairman Bernard Mrtchefl, sec- Lennon Youm ans. co-owner ol Cafe 21 Restaurant, serves up a dinner ol yellow rice a n d black beans with fried comish hens during the Dr Martin Luther King Jr., rally held in Fori Mellon Park Monday following the parade. African-Am erican Monday’s rally. leaders, were for sale during Friday's Martin Luther King Jr.. Oratorical. Poster and Poetry Contest �Tier. Seminoi-e He rai n Hnlrifwl.iv. January 23.2002 P a g g S A 1976 Youth Choir to perform at First Baptist Church’s 118th anniversary T h « 1976 Youth Choir of Flrat Baptist Church will perform the musical life * Sunday, Jan. 27 in the church sanctuary at 2 p.m . T h e performance wilt be part of the church's IIB lh annlveraary celebrations. A0 former m em bers are Invited to the 10:30 a.m. worship service, followed by a dinner-on-therounds and the concert This choir performed life * both at the church and at Ridgecrest Conference Center in 1976. T h e y ■re pictured here at their first reunion concert In 1999. Charles ■Blimp* Davis, minister of music from 1973 to 1977, will direct the choir. T h e following members ere expected to attend: Qlenda AJdermar, Bonnie Austin Balliet, Alvin Beverly, Don Beverly. G ary Beverly. Mark Bose. Alice-Margaret By arts, Vicky Lambert Connell, Drag Davis. To m Foggin, Cindy Smith Geiger, Teresa Plercy Grant, April Morris Griffin, Brenda Caklarelll Haygood. Glynna Alderman Hood, Lisa Hughes, Patti M yers Johnson, David Hardy, Greg Knight, Chris Warfel Kraft, Sherry Cook Landry, Frank Mebane, Betsy Longweil Mebane, W endy Hlrt Nation, Jo d y Pickena. T ro y Ray. Janie Fisher Morton, W endy W alker Parson. Julia R eagan Beasley, Sharon Fine Reaves, Chris Ritchey, Ron Ryan. 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A native to Central Florida, Dr. Scott served as the President of Cardiovascular Surgeons, PA., as well as the Florida Heart Institute. Growing up in Sanford, Dr. Financial workshop offers tips for women Scott raised money for medical school by running a commercial fishing business and a trapping business. After completing an intern­ ship and residencies in Cincinnati and New Orleans, Dr. Scott returned to his Floridian roots. Through state-of-the-art expertise In open-heart surgery, Dr. Scott has become a renowned thoracic and cardio­ vascular surgeon among his col­ leagues. Throughout his 28 years of practice, he has helped develop one of the leading heart care programs in the United States at Florida Hospital and has performed nearly 14,000 thoracic and cardiovascular pro­ cedures. In addition to his professional experience, Dr. Scott has been a key volunteer for the American Heart Association. Not only Is he is a past-president of the Central Florida American Heart Association, he has also served on the National Cardio-Thondc and Vascular Surgery Council of the American Heart Association for the past six yean. "It is a great privilege to be honored at this year's Heart Gala,” said Dr. Scott. ”1 strongly believe in the mission of the American Heart Association and that through events like the . Heart Gala we can make a dif­ ference In saving the lives of Central Florida residents.” In addition to the honoree ceremony, the 2002 Orlando Heart Gala will feature an ele­ gant evening of dinner, dancing and an exciting live auction. Proceeds from the event will fund lifesaving cardiovascular research, education, and pro­ grams of the American Heart Association. For information about the Orlando Heart Gala, please call (407) 843-1330. Qfie inuite you to nisit nuAsefty. 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CHnm lprto— m o ««rtia m e— MUcti h— — ;| �Inside: Section B C Wednesday 6 B -8 B C r o s s w o r d 6B l a s s if e d s Ja n u a ry 23, 2002 Raiders roll Briefs SEMINOLE PONY, U SSSA JOIN FORCES Seminole PONY Baseball has Joined forces w ith the USSSA for the spring season and ha* added two more weeks of regbtretlon, Saturday, January 26 and Saturday, February 2, between 10 a jn . and 2 pan. i t the 5 Points Complex, State Road 419, east off of 1792 heeding toward Oviedo. Not only w ill the league take individual*, It w ill also acoapt whole teams. Five age group* are offered 5-6 (coocn pitch, 50-foot bases), 7-8 (coach and player ‘ \ 60-foot bases), 9-10 pitch, tplay* , 60-foot bases), 11-12 (player pitch. Major League rules, 70-foot bases) and 1314 (player pitch. Major League ruba, 90-foot bases). C art is S60 for M year olds and $75 for 7-and-Up. Discounted rates for siblings. Prospective players must present a Birth Certificate at time of registration. For more inform ation call 407-323-5570 o r check the w ebalteat www.eteanuc.com/seminole pony. ALTAMONTE GIRLS FASTPITCH SIGN-UPS Altamonte Girls Fastpitch Softball Association will be holding registration for the 2002 season this Saturday, January 26th at Merrill Park in Altamonte Springs. R e g istra tio n w ill taka p U c a from10un-to 2pm Sign-up# cover all se divi­ sions, from 8-and-Under to Seniors. For more informa­ tion, please cal] Altamonte Fastpitch Softball at 407-5718779. CITY OF SANFORD BASEBALL SIGN-UPS The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Ruth Baseball League will be hold­ ing a Coaches Meeting for anyone interested in heading up a baseball or softball team this spring this Tbesday (Jan. 22) at 6 p.m. at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. If you are unable to attend, but are interested in coach­ ing, please call the SRD at 407-330-5697. The SRD is also registering players for its upcoming Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball seasons. Baseball leagues offered are: Babe Ruth (14-15 year olds), Prep (13 year olds), Major (11-12 year olds), Minor (9-10 year olds), Rookie (7-8 year olds), and Tee-Ball (5-6 year olds). The SRD also offers girls fastpitch softball for players 14 years of age and tinder. The fee is $30 to register. Player Placement and Skills Assessment Day will be Saturday, February b n u m rr2nd, with Opening Day ningD i set for ■ ■ ■ ■ 2nd -Ttd at 9 irday, M Saturday, March a.m. at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. For more information call 407-330-5697 or visit the Downtown Youth Center in Sanford City Hall. M A G IC T O H O ST COL­ LEGE N IG H T College students, alumni, faculty and staff, family and friends are Invited to come out and cheer for the Orlando Magic as they take on the Miami Heat on Thursday, January 24, at 7:30 p.m. at trie TD Waterhouse Centre. Fans will be treated to a special pregame performance by the Orlando-based band, SOL The concert will be held outdoors on the north side of the arena. Discounted seating is avail­ able for as low as $10, with $31 seating available for only See Briefs, Page 2B S C C w om en ta k e o u trig h t M - F C le a d DAYTONA BEACH — The amazing Seminole Community College women'* basketball team continued a remarkable streak Saturday night, edging past Daytona Beach Community College, 7068, at the Lemerand Center in Daytona Beach. The victory was the third straight over the Falcons for the Raiders and extended their unbeaten streak in MidFlorida Conference play to 10 in a row over two years. * The win was the seventh in a row for SCC overall, giving it a mark of 12-8. The victory also left the Raiders alone atop the M FC standings with a 2-0 record. DBCC came into the game ranked No. 18 in the nation with a 20-2 record over­ all and die Falcons were also 1-0 in the conference after upsetting No. 8 nation­ ally-ranked Central Florida Community College in Ocala on Wednesday. SCC will be idle tonight (Wednesday), but will return to the SCC Health and Physical Education Center to host Florida Community College at Jacksonville this Saturday night. The game will be the first of a women/men doubleheader with the tipoff set for 6 p.m. The SCC men will take on the FCC-J Stars at 8 p.m. Admission to all SCC home games are free to the public. The turnaround by the Raiders has been nothing short of phenomenal. Before Christmas, the women of coach Ken Patrick were struggling to stay at .500. Most of that was attributed to a very tough schedule and injuries. But it's hard to believe that the team could tum Into a winning machine just with the return of four players, only one of which, sophomore center Brandi Davis, an offensive rebounding wonder, See SCC, Page 3B Surviving the ‘streak’ Lake Mary girls defeat four stateranked foes By Daan Smith Sports Editor OVIEDO — It's been quite a past few days for the Oviedo girls soccer team. B y D ««n Smith Sports Editor A fte r p o s tin g a b ig d is tr ic t a n d S e m in o le A th le tic C o n i e r e n c c v i c t o r y o v e r Lake LAKE Mary — Carl Brown and his tak e Mary girts basket­ ball team may not get a medal for knocking off four stateranked teams in nine days, but the effort just might pay off in a state championship. Putting forth an outstanding defensive eiensive effort, enun, the me Rams nams lipped off the amazing week «L wiritn a 51-31 victory over No. 5 Class Statelass 5A State-Ranked Buchholz High School (17-6) from Gainesville Saturday afternoon at Lake Mary High School. It has often been said that to be the best, you have to beat the best. If mat is true, this past week's string of games should give! ground i run at the state title. The undefeated Rams, 23-0 and ranked No. 1 in the state in Class 6A, started the string of games with wins over two Class 6A ranked teams, No. 3 Sarasota and No. 5 SarasotaRiverview, in the Sarasota Girb Basketball Showcase last week­ end. Lake Mary then came back to Central Florida to face a young, but extremely talented, Oviedo squad on the Lions' home court on Tuesday, before host- ■■ nS i n i n *----- M _ M | , - | , rw is■a* pooto By Jim WBTHX i Sophomore guard Angle Prssssy (N o. t t ) scored 10 points on S-ol-6 shooting Irom the floor and also had six rebowtds and two assists to help host and No. 1 Class 6A state-ranked Lake M ary improve to 23 -0 on the seaeon with a 81-31 troundng of No. 0 C lass 5A stale-ranked Qainesviile-Buchhoiz Saturday afternoon. T h e win was the fourth In nine days of a state-ranked team by the Rama. ing its bitterest rival. No. 5 Class 5A ranked Winter Springs, a team which has appeared in three consecutive state championship gomes, at home on Thursday. Neither team shot the ball very well on Saturday, but the Rams still dominated the game with a stifling defense and complete control of the backboards. Lake Mary led just 8-1 after one period, but then built a 10See Girls, Page 3B Big weekend for Bears matmen, lady lifters By Doan Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — Weekend tour­ naments proved to be very fruit­ ful for the boys wrestling and girls weightlifting teams from W inter Springs High School. Bears lifters won six individ­ ual eight classes as Winter Springs cruised to victory in the Seminole Athletic Conference Girb Weightlifting Championships at Seminole High School on Saturday. Holly Cabral (101 pounds), Alina Gonzalez (110), Sandra Morales (129), Meredith Burton (154), Amy Hartman (199) and Jennifer Taylor (unlimited) each won her respective weight class as the Bears scored 74 points to easily outdistance the host Fighting Seminoles, which accu­ mulated 41 points. Completing the team stand­ ings were Lake Brantley (39), Oviedo (19), Lake Howell (17), Lake Mary (15) and Lyman (9). Abo winning weight class Lion girls continue to surprise in soccer championships were Meredith Pagan (119) and Rebecca Sable (139) from Lake Brantley, Mindy Muivihlll (169) from Lake Howeil, and Toni Washington (183) from Seminole. The Winter Springs boys wrestling teams also put forth a great effort, winning three of four matches at the Astronaut Duels at Astronaut High School in Titusville on Saturday. The Bears edged No. 9 Class 2A state-ranked Ft. PierceCentral, 33-32, and also knocked off host Astronaut, 39-36, and Lake Weir, 39-35, before falling to Class A No. 7 ranked Sebastian River, 47-32. In another big wrestling tour­ nament from the weekend, No. 5 Class 3A State-Ranked Oviedo finished third in the Flagler Rotary Invitational at Flagler Palm Coast High School in Bunnell. The Lions scored 151 points to finish behind champion and No. 2 Class A State-Ranked University Christian from Jacksonville, with 206 points, and the host and No. 5 Class 2A State-Ranked Bulldogs, with'181 points. Steve Hewitt (103) and Jason Robbins (112) were individual champions for Oviedo, while Laden (152) was second, Zak Jarzynka (130) was third, and Justin Fraga (119), Kyle Coffman (125), and Mike Guider (135) all finished fourth. SEMINOLU ATHLETIC CONFER­ ENCE GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING CHAMPIONSHIPS At Svminol* tilth School TEAM I. Winter Spring*. 74.2. Seminole, 41; 1 Like Brantley. 39, 4 Oviedo. 19; J U ke Howell. 17; h. Uke Mary, IS; 7. Lyman, *. INDIVIDUALS 101. Holly Cabral. Winter Spring*. 120-130 _ 23a 110 _ Alira G aoalet, Winter Spring*. 120-130 .2 5 0 11* . Meredith Pagan. Uke Brantley. I43-13S _ 2* a 12* _ Sandra Morale*. Winter Spring*. t.V5- us.soa 13* . Rebecca Sable, U ke Brantley, 170-lfcO„ 330 134 _ Meredith Button. Winter Spring*. 140153.291 149 . Mindy MulvtHUt U ke Howell 120-133 .253. 1(1 . Toni Washington. Seminole. 150-130 . 300 1*9 . Amy 1lartman. Winter Spring*. 140-130 .2 9 0 Unlimited . Jennifer Taylor. Winter Springs, 140-153.313 FLAGLER ROTARY INVITA­ TIONAL At Flagler Palm Coaet High School Bunnell TEAM 1. Jackeonvilk-Unlvcnlty Christian, 2D4, 2 Flagler Palm Coast, Ml; X Oviedo. 131,4. Palm Bay. 1113; 3 Mlddleburg. 10H. A Sruart-Martm County. W; 7. Spnngslead. 9B3; 3 JackaumUlrMandantv 7B; 9. Hernando, 423; 10 Titusville. M, 11. Glynn Academy, 37; 12 Tampa Jesuit, 363; IX Jac k»on* ilie-BoIlet. 303; 14. St. Augiutine-Ncate, 27; 15. Palatka, 26; 16. Jarksonville-Bishop Kenny. 14; 17 Brllrview. IX INDIVIDUALS (Oviedo only) CHAM riONSliir FINALS 103 . Hewitt Oviedo, i l r d t u i H i m U. Martin County, 3 2 111 _ Robbins, Oviedo, technical fall Thomas. Flagler Palm Coast, 17-2 152 _ I lane*. Mlddleburg putnrd Ucich. Oviedo, 5Jo. CONSOLATION FINALS U4 _ Browning, Martin County, decision Fraga, Oviedo, 4-1. 125 _ Carrico. Mandarin, pinned Coilman. Oviedo. 4:10 130 . Janynka. Oviedo, decision Sthnoor. Mandarin. 3 2 1X5 _ Browning Titusville, decision Guider. Oviedo, 2-1 Mary on Wednesday, the Lions came up with an even bigger shocker on Friday, shutting out two-time defending State Champion Lake Howell, 1-0, at John Courier Field. Jennah Carter's 15*^ goal of the season was the only score, while Nellie Liljenquist made seven saves in goal to record the shut out as Oviedo evened its record at B-8-3. The Silver Hawks (17-5-1) suf­ fered yet another setback at the hands of an SAC foe on Monday as goalie Courtney Silvera made four saves as Winter Springs nipped Lake Howell, 2-1. Lake Mary (17-6-1) bounced back from its loss to Oviedo with a 1-0 shutout of the Bears on Friday. Jacklyn Wenaas scored on an assist from Lauren McIntosh and Natalie Hacrens made five saves in goal to pre preserve the shutout for the Ran Rams. Ashley Reilly scored Lyman’s goal and Katie Pickebimer had five saves in goal as the Greyhounds battled to a 1-1 tie with Titusville on Friday. Also on Friday, Lauren Kovacsik scored both goals and Dalila Vizueta nude five saves in goal as Seminole white­ washed Deltona, 2-0. Kimmie German and Jeanette Gurtis had assists for the Fighting Seminoles. Lake Brantley turned the tables on the Tribe on Saturday, however, blanking Seminole, 30. In boys' soccer Monday was not good for SAC teams as Lake Howell fell to Bishop Moore, 3-2, and Lake Mary lost star midfielder Tres Loch in a 1-1 tie with Winter Park. Loch, a junior, suffered a dis­ located wrist early in the game and was expected to have sea­ son-ending surgery Monday night. The Rams (14-5-4) got their goal in the first half from Tyler Brown on an assist from Fernando Tovar, but the Wildcats (22-2-1) got an empty net goal early in the second half. Rusty Robinctt had five saves in gual for Lake Mary. Fabio Pedraza scored twice and now has 35 goals on the season as Lyman (13-5-2) white­ washed Mainland, 4-0, on Saturday. See P rep s, Page 3B * �Pa«e 2B Wednesday. January 23.2002 T hx Su o n o u R o a ld B riefs C o n tin u e d from p ag e IB $15. Reserve a group of 20 or more tickets and receive two FREE tickets. For further information and details, call 407-89-MAGIC. Sanford Gymnastics is starting the year 2002 off with a bang! This nonprofit gymnastics school is offering mom Ac me, preschool, beginner, advanced beginner, intermediate, and advanced gymnastics classes. Gymnastics classes are held SA N FO R D G YM N ASTICS Monday through Friday. Other classes being offered are Kung Fu and Tae Kwon Do on Monday and Wednesday, cheer­ leading on Tuesday and Thursday, and Tal Chi by ‘ rtment. Iages are welcome! Come Ballerino am ong M acM urray College football letter winners Special to ttw Heratd JACKSONVILLE, ILL. — Ten players from Florida were letter winners as members of the 2001 football team at mer­ cury College in Jacksonville, Illinois, and three were all-con­ ference honorees. An 11“ ' Floridian Florid i; received a MacMurray football participa­ tion award. Anthony Ballerino of Longwood, a 6-foot, 175-pound freshman wide receiver won his first football letter. He is the son of John A. Ballerino of Sanford and Bonnie L. Summers of Longwood and is a 2001 gradu­ ate of Lake Mary High School. Ballerino is majoring in criminal justice and computer science. Ballerino caught one pass for 32 yards and completed two of three passes for 83 yards, the longest completion was for 46 yards, and one of the comple­ tions was for a touchdown. He also returned nine kick offs for 204 yards, an average of 22.7-per return, and had a long return of 31 yards. Ballerino also had one assisted tackle cm special teams. Other Floridians earning let­ ters were Ken Simmons (Plant City), Robert VanSickle (Largo), Terry Davies (Spring Hill), Jon Robinson (Odessa), Allen West (Miami), James Turner (Jacksonville), Patrick Bray (Lake Placid), Jesse Windham (Gulf Breeze), and Joe Ward (Boynton Beach). Jeremy Jackson (Ft. Badger Football Conference title with a perfect 7-0 mark. They also earned the school's first berth in the NCAA Division III football playoffs. Although Mac lost in the first round to Thomas Moore (Ky.) 34-30, the players, coaches and fans walked away from the game with their heads held high. “Obviously, we would have liked to go further in the play­ offs," noted coach Bob Frey. “However, our kids accom­ plished a tremendous amount this season and should be very proud of themselves. I know 1 an proud of them." Lake Mary TVack Club, will be held an Saturday, February 2, at Lake M ary High School's Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Gold, Silver and Bronze m edals will be aw arded to the CHILDREN'S HEALTH Ac top three fat each ev en t female SAFETY FAIR AT JCC and male, w ifo one Middle On Sbnday, January 27th there School age division. You m ust will be a health and carnival be In M iddle School to enter foe atm osphere at foe Jewish games, but you cannot wear Community Center; 11200 S. school uniform s since this is an Apopka Vineland Road. The age group m eet program run* from noon to 3 Coat is $3 p er person (SS day pan., rain or shine, and will p f foe meet), wifo a Umit of have lots of things for foe whole three av ails, including relays. family to d a n e ta pv fn ii i r e ux ig juinp, There w ill be s giant slide, fire rugn jum p an a sn o t rut* Running events em 100 M eter Dash, 1600 M eter Run, 4 X 100 M eter Relay, 600 M eter Run, and safety issues. and 4 X 400 M eter Relay. This exdting event is free and The time schedule will be: 8 open to the public. u l _ late registration; 9 i n . _ field events; 10 u n . _ running For further information, con­ tact Brenda Sher at 407-239-7411. event*. Deadline to enter fat advance HIGH SCHOOL TRACK ie Thursday, January 31st The Lake Mary Games-2002, For more inform ation, o r to High School Division, TVack get an entry form, pkaae call Meet, sponsored by the Lake 407-333-2370. Mary Track Club, w ill be held on Friday, February 1, at Lake JUNIOR UNRANK ED TEN­ Mary High School's Don T. N IS TOURNAM ENT Reynolds Stadium. Bradstreet Tennis h hosting a Gold, Silver and Bronze Junior Unranked Tournament m edals w ill be aw arded to the on Saturday and Sunday, top three in cech event, female February 16-17, a t Eastmonte and male, w ith ana High School Park in Altam onte Springs. age division. You m ust be in The event is open to boys and High School to enter the games, girls in three sge divisions: but you cannot w ear school uni­ UndeMO, 11-13, and 14-16. forms since this is an age group Participants m ust never have m eet been ranked in the Ib p 100 In Cost is $3 per person ($5 day the Florida State Rankings and of the meet), w ith a lim it of should know the scoring system force events, including relays. and be able to serve. Field events are; Long Jump, The deadline to register is High Jum p and Shot P u t Thursday, February 14 a t 7 p.m. Running events a re 100/110 For additional information, High Hurdles, 100 M eter Dash, please contact Tom Boyaen at 1600 M eter Run, 4 X 100 M eter 407-475-9316 o r view foe web­ Relay, 600 M eter Run, end 4 X site at 400 M eter Relay. ww w inadstreettennls.com. th e time schedule w ill be: 3 p jn ._ late registration; 4 p jn ._ YOUTH BASEBALL PLAY­ field events; 5 p m . _ running ERS NEEDED FOR A U S­ events. TRALIAN TRIP Deadline to enter in advance The Coast to Coast Baseball is Thursday, January 31st S tan are now seeking 11-18 year For more information, or to old p iayen from Florida who an entry form, please call lu ld llk et In now toi get i a free trial dresl Sanford! I Gymnastics is still located at1601 I East 25th Place. For more information about classes, please call 407-323-2461 B L au d erd ale) received th e foot­ ball p articipation aw a rd . -3 3 3 -2 3 7 0 . West, Robinson and Davies were thfefe all-conference picks. MacMurray finished the 2001 campaign with a 9-2 record. The Highlanders won the Illini- Lake Mary Wgh School graduate Anthony Ballerino earned a letter at MacMurray College as a freshman wide receiver and kick returner. M IDDLE SCHOOL AGE D IVISIO N TRACK MEET The Lake Mary Games-2002, M iddle School Age Division, Track M eet sponsored by the m eat in Australia. "Selected players will have foe chance to compete against some of the world's best teams; explore famous sights like the puma BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER 7 ___ *880 Include* Filing Fees PAYM ENT P L A N S AVAILABLE A lso practicin g In th e a re a s o f Probate, Wills, Divorce. M odification, C hild S u p p o rt, G u a rd ia n sh ip . Fam ily Law. D om estic In ju n ctio n s, L a n d lo rd /T e n a n t E victions. 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Bruins claw Golden Knights ORLANDO — Candice Mitchell scored a career-high 27 points aa the Belmont university women's basketball learn ended the University of Central Florida's three-game winning streak wifo a 76^61 Atlantic Sun Conference victory at foe UCF Arena Monday nig h t uJCF a (10-7 overall, 6-2 in ASQ conceded foe first place ranking in the A-Sun wifo foe loss as Belmont improved to 7-1 in the conference (13-2 overall). The Bruins took an early li going 8-foHI from foe field and scoring 19 points In the game's first seven minutes, while foe Golden Knights would commit 12 turnovers In that same amount of time. It would be foe difference in the first half as Belmonte led 37-23 at intermis­ sion. UCF shot 52.6-percent and Belmont 57.7-percent Both teams had 12 rebounds. Juggling their lineup, the Golden Knights went wifo a three-guard offense to start the second half and went on a 10-2 run to cut foe Bruins lead to four points, 39-35. Poor shoot­ ing and turnovers would again plague UCF as Belmont would go up by as many as 20 points with only 30 seconds remaining in the game. The Bruins outscored the Golden Knights, 39-38, in the second half. However, UCF committed 29 turnovers in the game to Belmont's 19. Despite the loss, All Roberts recorded her first career dou­ ble-double with 13 points and a game-high 11 rebounds. Junior Jessica Scala led the Golden Knights with 17 points. UP next, UCF nits the road for games against Campbell University (January 24®1) in North Carolina and Georgia State University (January 26*). llwDAMnstm] 447-331-5464 t o <74114711 tnmJtrcacfrtrdicom ‘G e t It A ll.” Vbur newspaper gives you everything you coufcJ ever went. In terms oI valuator# HbrmaSon. Money • Health • Interview* Reviews • Editorial* • ArM ce Recipes • Coupons • Rome* •Sport* AIM mA fester inSS < 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -1 5 6 2 So about a distinct culture,' Kevin Ritter, procram director. "It's a once-ln-a-ufotim* oppor­ tunity." 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M att Berk assisted on N ix's score and Jason Chapm an had 10 saves in goal for the Silver J v f .7- 7 #*, t; K ns T O if f I r i 'i t O m u Jiiim i n .'i TV Hawks, while Michael Sasso mopped seven shots in goal for r.niM t MW! In boys' basketball: Freshman Darryl Merthie scored 24 points, while Chris Mann grabbed 10 rebounds and Dan Brenton handed out four assists as Lake Mary got past homestanding Winter Springs, 57-52. Sophomore Ryan Exter evened Merthie for game-high scoring honors with 24 points for the Bears. West Orange kept Winter Springs on the skids, picking up their second win against an SAC squad In as many tries, 57-44, Monday night The Warriors had also beaten Seminole, 67-60, on Saturday at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium despite a gamehigh 22 points from Robby DuPrc. Isaac Codrey scored 21 points and pulled down 10 rebounds as Lake Howell (10-11) knocked. off Lake Brantley, 51-43, Friday night. Jared Lasky dished out 10 assists for the Silver Hawks, who made 24 free throws in the game and held the Patriots to only 10 points in the fourth quarter. Bo Gooch led Lake Brantley with 15 points. G irls Monday, dropping a 49-37 deci­ Apopka, 45-40. sion to Winter Springs in anoth­ Continued from page IB RAMS SI, BOBCATS 31 er afternoon contest. point lead, 19-9, with 3:05 left G aineavllle-Buchholi (17-*) Jen Forst led the Bears with 17 before halftime, and was still up S IW ra k 2-ID 4 4 9, K. Pevlrak 2 4 2-3 A points and seven rebounds, by 10 points, 21-11, at Intermis­ M tO ifl IVI SO D. Walker 0-1 (V00, Mood 1-2 I 2 3. H iitlr« I -4 (VO J, Revert OO OO 0, Bowie 0while Sally Johnston added six sion. 0 0 0 0. Nlwwi 2 4 2-3 4. Dav (• 2-8 (H >4. I Union assists. The Inside trio of junior for­ 0-1 M 0 T o u t 10-39 9-14 31. Brittany Davis, who missed ward Alexa Kane, sophomore Lake M iry 123-0) majority of Saturday's game Wkk* M 1-23, prewwy 5 -6 0 0 10.S m ith0-1 forward Meghan Chamberlain 010. Gregory 0 -1 M 0. M otto I -4 4 6 4, Giw m with an ankle injury, led the and senior center Jackie Beik 1- 2 M 2. IVhrlan 0-1 1-3 I. W itU m 0-2 M 01 Bobcats with 20 points. did most of the damage for the K ii » M 2 AS 17, Chamberlain 3-8 0-1 6, Beik In other girls' games from the 2 4 2-2 6. Total* IA 46 1423 SI. hosts. weekend: Buchholi 4 7 * 1 4 .3 1 Kane had 10 points and four lik e M iry 8131317. 51 Andrea Baluerte scored 17 rebounds, Chamberlain six Thu*-point Held p u l* Buchholi 2-9 (S. points and Meghana Saofi points and four rebounds, and FYitrik 1*3, B lttln 1-3. K . re lin k (V I, W aller pulled down rebounds as " ‘ * t I T neb® Beik two points and four IV I, [> vle 0-1); Lake M iry 1-3 (K i m I I, Lake Brantleyt tripped I Lake rebounds. W o i let (V I, W helm (V I). Teem b u ll _ Buchholi 14; Lik e M iry 19. Fouled out _ Howell, 51-43, on Thursday. Brown kept the Bobcats offBuchholz Betile*. Technical* .n o n e . Rebound* Whitney Tossie had 16 points balance on offense the entire _ Buchholi 22 (N ixon 7, & P H n k 4. K. P n tn k and 11 rebounds, while Irimar first half, switching from a 2. M cCriH 2. Da via 2. Minion 2. Billie*. KucaH. Walker): Like M iry 39 (Beik 7, C h im b e riiin 4, man-to-man, to a zone, to a full Hernandez handed out 10 Kan* 4. M o tto 4, Pm m ry 3. W rtum 4, Wkk*, court press on almost every trip assists as Oviedo thumped Gregory, Sm ith, Green. W helm ). A w i»t» _ Seabreeze, 67-43, Friday. down the court Buchholi 7 (Billie* 3, N iio n 2. S. P n tn k . In another Friday game, R ia cili); Like M iry 7 (Sm ith 2, M o tto 2. K m e For the half, the visitors hit 2. P renry). Steal* _ Buchholi 10 (ttavto 3, just four of 21 shots (19-percent) ' Celeste Hudson had game-high N iu n 2, K. P n tn k 2, S P n tn k , W ilket, from the floor, pulled down just totals of 20 points and eight Billie*), Like M ary II (P re nry 2. W helm 2 rebounds, but it came in a los­ nine rebounds and turned the M o tto 2, Sm ith. K m e, Green. C h im b e riiin . Beik). Blocked th u d . U k * M iry 1 (K m e ) ing effort as Lyman fell to ball over six times. Turnover* _ Buchholi 15; Like M iry 14. The Rams also had trouble with turnovers (8), but made up for the miscues by making seven of 19 shots (37-percent) and grabbing 20 rebounds. Both teams picked up their play in the second half, but It waa Lake Mary that stayed In control of the action and the contest was never In doubt. With sophomore guard Angie Presaey leading the way, the Rams doubled the score on Buchholz, 34-17, after three quarters and Brown went to his bench for much of the fourth period. Kane led all scorers with 17 points and also had six rebounds, two assists, a steal and a blocked shot. Pressey, the daughter of Orlando Magic assistant coach and former NBA star Paul Pressey, was also In double flgH D aaJO cj' t ures with 10 points, makiffe 5, , o£6 shots frontA c floor. She also had a good all-around game with five rebounds, an assist and two steals. Also having good all-around games for Lake Mary were Beik (six points, seven rebounds, one steal), Chamberlain (six points, fcr-fpw '£ six rebounds, steal), senior point guard Bryn Mosler (six points, six rebounds, two assists, two steals). Sophomore Katie Wattam chipped in with four rebounds and senior Rachael Whelan had two steals. For the Bobcats, who hit just H)-of-39 shots (26-percent) and >: •.*,»• . i were outrebounded 39-22, Staere Pestrak was the leading scorer with nine points. Katie Ur uwm m n i 'rw n u nhnln pnoio wf Pestrak and Kelly Nixon added ■retf* rriTt****** ,. Junior star Alexa Kane (N o. 34) scored 17 points, grabbed six rebounds, six points each. handed out two assists, blocked a shot and had a steal to help lead unde­ Buchholz continued its trip ■« --------«-* - a - - 6— - U — - ■ m n w p ra m u j Jwn i m u feated Lake Mary to a 51-31 thumping of Buchholz on Saturday. through Central Florida on Sophomore forward G abby BlankenfekJ (N o. 34) scored 12 points as Seminole Community College upset No. 18 nationally-ranked Daytona Beach Com m unity College Saturday night. see ------------------------------------------------ Continued from page IB starting. But SCC has been roughing up people since the New Year and the experience gained by playing the tough early-season road scnedule appears to bepaying off. The game was dose throughout with the Raiders holding a 35-32 lead at halftime. As usual, SCC was led by 6-foot-5 freshman AllAmerica candidate Yelena Leuchanka. The center from Belarus scored a game-high 22 points, despite not going to the free throw line even one time, and also had team-high's in rebounds (six) and assists (two). The Raiders also got a big boost from Gulf Coast transfer Chamesia Bailey. The jet-quick guard had been struggling lately, but came through with 14 points, six rebounds and two assists against DBCC. Sophomore forward Gabby Blankenfeld, the 2001 Florida Freshman of the Year, was also in double figures with 12 points for SCC. The Falcons had four players In double figures, McCleod (18), Johnson (14), Hodges (12) and West (10). RAIDERS 70, FALCONS 68 L egals Legals L egals L egals Nonctop MoCamU Towerg 4R*covary. 2800 S a n to n in . Sanford. F I. 32773 Pioapackv* taddan may Inapac) •ahtctoi on* hou* poor to tan. Tarma an -CASH OH CERTIFIED FUNOS* McConrwl Towvtg iajar,a* to* n^rt to aceat* or niaci any and ■* BIOS . PubAah January 23, 2002 III 36 ____________ AJ p ra n a on whom taa noftoa to ■arvad who hav* obyacoona m il eh*tonga r * raktMy of rw wd, the quaM r arm * d Via pancnal rapr*. aaruttve. venue, or p nadcacn of tow Coiel *19 required to Me toee oCyecnorw wan taa Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR TH IRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AJ craaMon of to* (Header* and Dinar person* having claim* or damanda agtonal daowMnr* aatau on whom a copy of tow nobca la earvad w*iw i torea monrna altar to* data of to* Vat putWceticn of tow none* maul fto to** clem a axto tow Court W ITHIN TH E LATER OF THR EE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE 0ATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM At otoae ctadlor* of to* dacadaa* and partona having claim* or damanda agamti to* dacadanr* atrato muei fto toaar clam* wan tow court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data of to* Am publication of tow None* w January 23.2002 Paraonaf Rapraaantaov* PKylW Ann Stroup * 4TiO South Sanford Avanu* Santord. FL 32773 Anomay lor Parionaf R*pr**«r**fN* A tw rtaC o o k Anomay Flonda Bar No 19S323 P 0 Boa 140693 ClMatowry, FL 327140494 Tataphona: 107430-1009 Pubtoh; January 23,30.2002 11140 UNITED STATES OF AM ERICA by and through toe Secretary of toe DEPARTM ENT O F V ETER ANS AFFAIRS. Pieman. PUBLIC AUCTION Nolca I* Itanby gN*R UcComaa Tbwatg w « **l M Pubio AucEcn For Safrag* tof Caafi on ttamanO to hgywat r. re. - -* * . ■ -a. . - .,»■ a BIm U t, wtR BBOWng PWCTEjeu vaNcf*::; *NOITU* M Am ar Motor 1JTHW4019JT227I73 SSQ w vy 10IAW19X4FS229Q29 Seminole Community College (124. 2-0) Berggnn 2-4 (V0 5, Beadrhaw (V0 0 0 ft Johnaon 2 4 2-2 A Bailey 5-0 > 5 14. Ilam ran |.| 0 0 2, Jakobten 1-20-12. BlankenMd 4-100-212. ®*vla 2 4 1 4 7, leuchanka 11-18 0 0 72 Total*: XV5S A M 7 Daytona Beach Community College (20-3,1-1) D e vil 0-1 DO a M otio n 5-14 2-2 l i Makrintovic 1-3 0 0 2. Freeman I 3 2 4 4, Dbtaon 1-2 2 -2 1 VUa4 3-7 4 4 K M Iolge* 3 4 5 4 IZ M rClaod A 10 2-3 14, M indic 2-2 0 0 4. Total*: 24-5317-21 48. HalfUm* . SCC 35, D B CC 12 Thne-poutf field gnalt . SCC 2 4 (Berggnn 1-2 Bailey t -l . M vw cn O Z Jakobaen O l); DBCC 3-14 (Johnson 2-9, Hodget 1*5, Davis (M , Maksimovic 0-1). Team foul* _ SCC 19; D B C C 17. Foukd out _ none, Trchrticak _ none. Rrbouivls _ SCC 213 (Lcm hainkj, EUtky 6 tech), DBCC 29 (M cC kixi 10). A u U ls ^ SCC S (U K h a n k ie BUnkm irkJ. Beiiry 2 each); D BCC 10 4). 1FABP20A4QF2O7 521 45 Maic IMEBP9931FA0OO0S3 90 Old* MToyl 1G3WH54D4L0399229 JT2SV24EXJ3203S3O •Fab 1442 • 99 Mam 12WFT41UX5S47429 09 IN t KSROGUR3KH430779 • F*b.ll7.02 • SAJ0X2244WC0259M 90- Ford 1FTYR14C9WPB42042 RESOLVE TO FIND A JOB YOU LOVE. Got started mth tho Employment sodxxi c t the Classifieds. The Classifieds are your best soune hr a comprehensive collection o<area job opportunities. Don! spend another year with a job that doesn't make you happy: open your eyes to new career choices witMtie Classifieds. 91. Ford 3FAPPIIJ4MR104S04 05 Old* IO3BY37VXFY30SS24 2001. PuMah Jmuary 2312002 MM M THE CtRCUTT CO UR T FOR S E M N O U COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DfVISJON Fto No. 02-3S-CP 94 Dor**y Trt. tDTVOtZ24RA222097 IN RE ESTATE OF ARNOLD R SLOTH IFAPP15J1UW244492 Dacaaaad. NOTICE OP ADM M STRATKM Tha adnnalraaon of *>a aetata of Arnold a Srtmh, dacaatad. FM toirtoar 02 35 CP. la panang n N Orem Court of Sarnmof* County, Flood*. Probata Dhrtaion. tha addnaa of atoefi it Sammoia County Courtooua*. 301 N. Par* Ava . Sanford. FL 32771 Thanamaamd addrvua* of too pareonaf nprw untanva and toa parionai rapmama*va * aOomay ara *a) kxtn baton* ALL PfTERESTEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT 91 Ford M Oodg 2B0H823T4FK2O074t 90 Dodg ** CL,w-V 1B3XA4030LF7O7054 THE SEMINOLE HERALD C L A S S I F I E D S CALL 407-322-26H To Subscribe! NO TIC I UNDER F xrrm o u s n a m e s t a t u t e TO WHOM IT UAY CONCERN Moke* la haraby g rm rial to* undarwgnad, purtuam to tha ftcM oua Nam* SUtuta,' Chaplar M S 00, Florida Statutat, w* ragroat with tha Oapartmant ol Stall, Otviann ol Corporalion*. upon racarpi of prod of h * pubkeaton of tea None*. Ha tewou* nama. towt PET ANM AL SUPPLY undar which w* am angagad In buatnwai at 3621 S Orlando Dnva. n tha C*y ol Sanford. Samawto CounTy. Florid* Thai to# party rtarattad n twd butewat antorprtaa la aa blow* SA2I INVESTMENTS. INC By: Joaa F. Sato. Prawdanl Dtwd at Ortando, CVtoga County. Florida, tow 14to day of Oacarrtoar. 2002 M uda JM19J2227Y0279331 TTw Aucaon *0 b* bald at 9 00 am. on tax) daiaa abov* M T H I CIRCUTT COURT OP T H I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO.: M -1720-CA-14K v* i THOMAS N ALSTON, and TRUOV K. ALSTON. !»* wto. JOHN R. NELSON and B ETTY L. NELSON, hw wto. DEER RUN HOME OW NERS ASSOCIATION *9 A IN C . 0EER RUN PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION *1. IN C . UNKNOWN TENANTSOW NERS. OaHndar**. N O TIC f OP SALE None* I* hereby grv«n that. pa*, arrant to the Order or Final Judoamar* mtared m tow cww* in to* Orcua Court of Semmoio Conwy. Florida I wd *al toa proparty *aualad m Semrnor* County. Florida, ' tjMcnbfld m : LOT 117. OEER RUN. UN IT 9 'B*. ACCOBOINO TO TH E PLAT ; THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 28. PACES 41 AND 42. PUB­ LIC RECORDS O F SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA and commonly known aa: IV* 4 Croubaam Drive. Caere berry FL, 32707 a al paiHc taw, to toa leghml and baai tackier, tor cam. at toa wen front J door of toa Seminote County , Courthouaa, Santord. Flonda. af • It 00 AM on FEB 12 2DC2, 2001 ’ Deled: JAN11 2002 MARYANNE MORSE • AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stmaw , Deputy Clerk In accordance into to* American* With DreaOWtea Act. perron* ento drraOrimes naadng a apeaaf aocommodaliori to particpale n tow pro­ ceeding mould cuntact court Admnttraton at leWphon* nuntoar (407)4464330. not M ar toan raven (7) day* poor to to* orocawdng If i hearing tnpanad. (TO O ) 1 6009644771. or Vorca (V)14MV9SS-477o. via Flonda Relay Sarvica Heron U itc c a lw . P A 17757 U S <9 North. State 500 Ctaarwaiar. FL 33744 (727)530-3000 Publtih January 23. 30.2002 IIIS2 �P*#e 4 B L Wednesday, January 23.2002 L ecals ecals I annl to toa M^nal tai todua a M t N O TC E 0 HEREBY GWEN. BW RICHARD CASSELBERRY LEONARD, toalwklardtoa a T kx So o n o u HnuLO on dW a| tor ■ M « M ad to ba Neued toaraen. Th* cartdtoaft iu rfta r(() m d y*ar(s)d Ion of to* property and to* nam a(i) h w N chlw aa 24 houra aAar toa art araaad m d atoa. A l paymarda M ba eaan or p ly M to ftm C M of N O nxA Court. Dandon 12/77/2001. MARYANNE MORSE O F TH E C tR C U T CO UR T S E M M O U COUNTY, FLORKM by OCRALOME HARFORO Deputy cum Cton PuMfth: January t , IS , 23.30,2002 NW PARCEL CM: 17-21-30*01-COCO- 0000 Oeacitpftto d Preparty: LEO 475 FT S . 29 FT I O F NW COR OF GOVT LO T 1 RUN E *47 F T S 190 F T W 347 F T N ISO F T TO 8EQ BUT CD COUNTRY CLUB ADO TD CA5SELBERRV PE TP O 5d an h —W rW TH i f91 mA^A CTii H LAND CO P C A l t l IIU proparty M n g to toa Ceitoty d Bandnoft. Su m ol Ftottae Urdaaa i d t*i0c*N (e) M l ba iMtoMM d u i a anQtotonPiaR Bparty dmerhad to men oa ■ft la eoto to to* xV m m IN M l bant door. Sarntocto Coway Caurthoua*. Sardord. Flortdl on Monday February it . H O I, al IW Oarn Patman of Bala fta art roqukad to la p*tf by to* tuBcaaaU Uddar al toa atoa. Fid paymard ol an amoud tramtotoa reheat bid todua ndhkt 14 h a m M ar toa advartftad ton* d toalumard. ol toa Ckcul i to toa Clan Ion 12/37/2001 MARYANNE MORSE C U R K OP THE CtRCUIT COURT SEM M O U COUNTY. FLORKM by OEflAUMNC HARFORD Dapuy Clan M M January a. IP 23, 30. 2002 >•* lor t m D u d NOTICE 0 HEREBY O IV EH Pal LARRY LANE U T T R E U ,, to* hoktar td toa toPomtog c*rtMcaft(a) haa toad tard nanacato(a) toa a toa daad to la toauad toaraorv Tha candcato n«itoar(a) and yadRa) ol toauarra, toa daarrt ann ol toa proparty, and toa nama<<) ai whkf\ I wee aaaaaaad M TH E O R C U IT COURT O F T H d ir m JUttoCIAL ORCUTT, M ANOPOR I COUNTY. C A M N O .: 01-CA -*U 9-t4-K BANK ONE FM ANCIAL SERVICES. WC., FLORKM STATE TR U ST CORPORATION. TR USTEE UNDER TH E PROVISION O F A TR UST AORCEM. alto. N O n C S OP A C TH N TO : FLORIOA STATE TRUST CO R ­ PORATION. TR U S TEE UNOER TH E PROVISION OP A TR U S T AORCEM (Adtaaa Urtonoan) YO U ARC NOTIFIED toN m adton tor Foractaau* ol I to lp g a on ftd fto g deec^bed property: LO T A LAKE JESSUP HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THERE OP, RECORDED M PLAT BOOK P. PAOC I T O F THE PUBUC RECORDS OP S CM M O U COUN­ TY. FLORKM. SEE EX H IB IT "A* ATTACHED HERETO A M ) MADE A R W T O F E X H IB IT'A ' ft toft toebwmrd to not Na oonaNMBanal homaaa aa provktiad by toa Ftonda Tbgetoar adto toal carton 1M7 OCO naiAN M bHa Hon*. INN NMcaaon N unbard) I2-2S2RFK-70004. TITLE *2101011 tocatd on aald pramlaaa. ORANTEIatoal d a m toa ittd and ndtga ol taaonbia uaa d tmar nar (d 4CCK FtSM NQ CAM P m d topdy C tR TW C A T* NOi M M PARCEL O a 012I-30-S8H-00000M 0 Datemaon d Proparty- U Q P T OP LOTS 94 94 4 99 4 VACO STS O f SC AS BEQ NW CO R LO T AS TUaCAW SLA U N R I RUN N I DEO 31 MM 1 SEC W 100.02 P T N IS DEG 94 MM 29 B ECK 110 F T B 44 DEO I MM >7 SEC E TO N U 100 F T FPC ESM T E TO E U TU9CAW IX A LPET I W TO NLY U 110 F T FPL ESMT S 44 CEO B M M 37 SEC E TO WLY R W NORTHERN WAY S 23 DEO 22 MM SS SEC W 111.34 F T N 34 DEO B MM 37 SEC W TO A PT S IS DCQ 10 M M 12 SEC E OF M O N ad DEO 10 MM 12 SEC W TO M O OAROENA FARMS FB • PO 23124 Nartiaa to adddi aaaaaaad: W N TER BFRM 09 DEV JO IN T VEN­ TURE A l ol aald proparty batog to toa Coiaay ol Barnard*. B4ata ol Ftomto Utdaaa euch « rafc:*i*(*) M bo ant a < a tift* 4 'l* 7 * > ,l,* * ^r T t ,~ atobaaoM totoa too m l Iron door. Coutoouaa, Sardord, Ftortda on , Monday, Fabnary 11. 2002, « ll.-OOam. Payman ol Sato toa, noordng haa a n racyArad to ba paid by toa luccoedd bkkW d toa tala. Fid payman ol an n M aqud ft toa IRFiad Md ft dua nftan 24 hour* M ar toa atonrfaad a ta ol •aft. A l paymona anal ba caah or guarardaad Inatrumard. rrv payed* to toa C lan ol toa CbcUl Coat Daradon 1217772001. MARYANNE MORSE C U m O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT 8 E U N 0 U COUNTY. FLORKM by OERAU1ME MARFORO Dapuy Cton PudaP: January l i IS 23.30. 2002 tor Tha Daad NOTICE 0 HEREBY G IVER toot LARRY LANE U T T R E U . toa hotoar ol toa luftiadig <ailft.ala(a) haa Nad aatt oatMcala<»> lu a lu daad 'ID b* luNLMd N r i on Thu certihcste n u n ta tt) and of tMuaroo, toa itoariipftw ol toa proparty, and toa name(*) to adddi l waa aaaeeeed CERTIFICATE NO: 2M 3 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1M4 PARCEL 0 4 01-21-339014*0000010 Daaenpaun ol Properly: LEO LOTS 1 22 23 * 24 (LESS TUSCAW SJA U M T 9 1 CASA PARK VKLAS PH 2 S 01-21-30S8H-0000004C) M 0921*1 OAROENA FARMS PB 9 PO 23 9 24 Namaa In alw h aaaaaaad WIN­ TER SPRINGS DEV JO IN T VEN­ TURE A* oI aald propaity bamg in toa C a rry ol Sonanoto. Simla ol Ftonda. Uniats audi cartmcaia<i> aha* ba rodaomod aooonflng to law, toa proparty daaertoad n audi carlAcaiad) ato ba add to toa hnpw l taddar at toa waallrord door. Sandnda C a rry Caurtoouaa. Sardord. Ftonto. on Monday. Fabruary It . 2002. al 1100am. Paymard d Sato toa, apptcada docunardary atamp taaaa and n m nbng laaa a n rarpand to ba paid by toa auooaaald taddar d toa aala Fu* paymard oI an am ort iNorto camar ol I d 2 ol Soedon 34. TbanohM 20 SouPL Ranga 31 CaaL n n M d 234 Dd Fadl Norto to LaNa .toaam. Nortoarty toba to Potol aI Baghnftg Sou* ft Begftnftg. Wtotor to ba bom aald na# to aald tol by Oratdora N la Qrartoa aha* hava toa rttfd to Iraml n n r aald BLACK HAMMOCK FISHM O CAMP to toa does am toa H 0 t to laim ft ana boat bom ramp or m a bon to and camp dee* or A/K/A: 2309 PALM DRIVE. OVIEDO. FL 32719 a n roodrod to aarva a copy ol you m Mtonoaa, I any. to A on dad C . Wan on. P A , Aftamty tor Ptoaddl, atooaa a t o m la 1SOO M N 4*1H BTRKXT. S U ITS 1XL FT. i> L X * n o * U L F V ie o e a n a n e d r- I •y m daya Ntor toa tod pubBEMon' oI M a Noaca to toa (Flaaaa publah to TH E S E M M O U HERALD) to«t ■a toa original a m toa Clan ol tola Court odhar baton MnAca on -. otoandaa a daiadl w* ba agatod you tor toa ratal damandad In toa oomphdd. hnea *4to toa Amattoana dbaa AcL Paraura wdh noadtog a apodal acoommndadon to garSdRato to tola procaadng ahatAd oontod too C a ul Adn*dMraloral201 R Pan Annua. Sardord FL 33771. Talaphona Nunbar (407)323-4330 not M ar toan aanan (7 ) day* prtor to toa procaadng. N haamg topamd, (TO O) 1*00*99*771 or Wtaa (V)1*0O•99*770 ala Ftonto Ratoy Sovkaa. W ITNESS my hand and toa aaal ol M o Court H o day ol JAN 1* 2001. 2002 (SEAL) Mary Anna Mono Aa C lan ol too Court By Jana E Jaaoude AaDaputyCton Pubaaft (Ptoaaa putlati In Tha Pubfth: January 23,30,2002 11(1 M TH E CM C U IT COURT O P TN B 1 ITH JUD ICIAL O R C U T, M AN O PO R SEMM O U COUNTY. O EN tR AL J U M M I H N OIV0ION CASE NO: 01 CA IM S 14 K W ELLS FARGO HOME M ORTGAGE. W C , F9CA NORW EST MORTGAGE. W C PLAPR1FF VS STEPHEN K ABBE IF U W 40. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. U EN O R S. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TER EST BY, TH R O UG H . UNOER OR AOAM ST STEPHEN K ABBE. DEBORAH L ABBE IF IIVINQ. ANO IF D EAD. THE UNKNOWN SPO USE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GR AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. U EN O R S. CR ED ITOR S. TR USTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TER EST NO TIC * O F AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE ST. JO H NS M VER WATER M ANAGEM ENT DISTRICT Noeoa la o w n toal too knowing parmd waa laauad on January 14,2002 to SorrwxLa Courty Engnaattog Dmaan. 920 W. Laka Mary B bd. Santord. FL 32773*40-117*1971-1. Tha prolad » toealad n Samtoda Courdy. Saaon 9. Townarap 21Souto, Ranga 29 E d Tha pannd autooruaa ALTERATION TO AN EXISTING UNPERM ITTED SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYS­ TEM THAT M CLUDE PAVING 2.700 FE ET O F MARTY BOULEVARO. NANCY AVENUE. W EST CAOKLAC DRIVE. ANO EAST CAD*.LAC DRIVE: ANO CONSTRUCTION O F ROAOSIOC DITCHES ON BOTH SIDES OF THE ROADS W ITH CATCH BASM INLETS ANO STORM PIPES THAT WILL CO N VEY STORM W ATER TO PALM PARK LAKE. Tha ftaa<i) comarang toa appftaOon tor toa ab o n M ud parmd ■ avaitobia tor toapacdon Monday torough Fnday laieapl tor toga! hofttoya). • 00 a m to BOO pm at to* SI John* Avar Want Managanwd Oatod (Oatod HaadquartaraJ, Wry. 100 WaaL Palana. FL 3217S-I1429 Aparacnwlua* ■ubalardlal rtaraala a n altodad by to* Oatod parmtang dacraun may p » Den lor an adnraalratv* haanng n accordanc* wdh Sacbona 120 9*9 and 120.97 F & . or may dwoaa to p u n * madaiton aa an m a m «w ramady , undar Sadton 120 971 Ftonto StohAaa. and Rulaa 29109 111 and 29109 401-404. Ftonda AdtDnaba*** Coda Pamona mual compTy wato toa raryiawnaida ol Ftonda Adndnlalra*** Cato. Chapwr 29109 and Ruta 40C1.1 007 m d ba Mad wm (rocow d by) to* Oatod C lan toealad al Oatod Haadgatlan. *049 Raid S w a t Paiafta. Ftonda 32177. Paabona tor adruntorawa haanng on too a b on app*ealton(»| mual ba toad wWim haody-on* (21) itoya d publcaaon oI toto noaca a wdhto twanry-au (29) daya ol too OtobKI iiapnadDK) noaca o4 *da Ddardto tw mo* tor roa* paraona to whom toa Dtotod mala aduto noaca. Fa4ua to Na a pauun wdhai Ma «m* panod aha* conabtua a w a w r d any rViED) auch partotRt)may h a n tonoraal an aa rwaaaaava itolamranalinn (haanng) undar Saemna 1 2 0 i9 » and 129 97, FS.concem tog toe aubfed parmd. Pamona toat are n d Had n arcadanca wdh toa abova pnndaton* a n luftad to dtomaaal Bacauaa toe u n n U iM haanng prooau a daaqrmd to torrrviala hnal aoancy action, toa Mng d a paubon meant toal toa O aincri Inal a d m may ba itotorard from die poatoon taken by i to ton ncica d inianl. Paraonaahoaa aubtianoal totaraal* w* ba aflacud by any tuch fa-car deciMto d toa Oatnd an toe mpdcaoon haa* toa nd* topataion tobaccma a party to toa proceedtoQa. toa accordance wah toa requrementi M l torto abort Pvbaan January 23. 2002 H tU Lec L als BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR A O A M S T DEBORAH L A l EAST P O M TI SUBDIVISION HOMEOW NERS' ASSOCIATION, IN C.: psa u n o w o c o r p : j o h n D OC AND JANE D OC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DCFENQANTtS) nones o p N O TO E 0 HEREBY GIVEN p u •uent ft a Sunmary Fftal Judgment oI Foractoaum b b d Jan IS 2002 am nad to C M Caaa No. 0 1 C A <i 14 K d too Cbnft Court ol toa ISTH Ju cM d Cknft to and tor BEM M C a dd y SANFORD, Ftorkto, I a n m l to toa N died m d baal bkkft oaMi N AT W EST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE al toa S E M M O U Coudy Coutoouaa to e a m d d llO H PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. F I 32771 to BANFORO, Ftonto. at 11 CO AM a m on toa IB day a* Fabruary. 2002 toa toft* daaaftad proparty aa aat torto n aald Summary Final Judgnard. to LO T KL EAST FO PITC SUBDIVI­ SION. ACCORDMO TO TH E FLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK S I. FADES IB . M ANO SO. O F THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF S E M M O U COUNTY. FLORKM . Oatod Ida t l day ol January. 2002. (CIR CUIT COURT BEAL) Clan ol toa Ckcul Court B y Mary Sroupa Deputy Cftrk THE SEMPKX E HERALD TH E LAW OFFICES O F OAVK) J. STER N , P A , A TTO R N EY FOR P U U N T0F •01 S Untnrady D rtn SUM BOO Ptmtoftm, FL 3U24 (904)233*000 0 1 -T »1 4 (N a ) M ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS WITH D tS A B C m U A CT. paraono am l a d f t a naarF ^ w O T U R T A D a A N l r rTM TIO N at too SCM IN O U County Coutoouta N 407*09-4277,1 * 00909-4771 (TOO) V 1*00*03*770. ato Ftonto R M y Sarvtoa. PutaarvJanuary 23, 30. 2002 • in e s K u rr c o u r t 0FTN E1S B I m th e juncMLmeurr. CA EBN O i *1 CA Ib lO 14 K FIR S T HORUON HOM E LOAN CORPORATION PLABfnFF VS DELORES A P A U . W U V M O , ANO IF DEAD, TH E UNKNOWN SPO USE, HEIRS. D EVISEES. G R AN TEES, ASSIGNEES. U EN O R S . CR ED ITO R S. TR U S TEES A M ) A U . O TH ER PAHTW B CUUMMO AN M TB R ES T BY. THROUGH. U N D ER OR A O U N E T DELORES A PAUL; UNKNOW N SPOUSE OP D ELO R ES A PAUL. IF ANY) SW EETW ATER OAKS HOMEOW NERS' ASSO CIATION . M C .; JOHN DOE m d JAN E DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M DEFENDANT (9) 2ft OP ---------------- N t o t a t o l N O K 0 0 HEREBY GIVEN pul auard to a Burm ary Final Judgmard d Fort r t f > t datad Jan 19. 2002 antorad to 0 4 Caaa No. 01 C A ttIO 14 K d toa O x * C o m d to* IB h Ju ftta l O n * In m d tor S E M M O U Couay. SANFORD. Ftomto. I aft a*9 lo l a I t j u i l a n ] baa* bettor tor cam M AT W EST FR O N T DOOR to to* SEM M O U C o rty Courftoua* toealad al 310 R PARK AVENUE In SANFORO. Ftonda. M 11 DO a m m Sw 19 day d Fabnary. 2002 toa Id torto to aald Sunm ary Final Judgmard. tome LO T 2. SW EETW ATER OAKS SECTION 19. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AB RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 77. PAGE 19. PUBLIC RECOROS OF S E M N O U COUN­ TY . FLORIDA. Datad M a 14 day d January. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark d toa O ra * Court Bp Mary Shot** Oapuly Clark PUdtohto: THe S EM M O U H tR ALO TH E LAW OFFICES O F OAVIO J. STERN. P A , A TTO R N EY FOR PLAMTIFF 901 S. Unwraay O v a SUM 900 Flaniaaon. FL 33324 (994)2319000 0t-7l329(FM )FTN IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS W ITH 0ISA3X.m ES ACT. paraona wm dtabftWO naadInga apactol accommodation ahoUd cermet COURT ADMINISTRATION, al toa SEM INOLE County Coutoouta * 407*99-4277. 1*00999*771 (TOO) or 1*00*99*770. via Ftonda Raiay Sornc* Pubaah January 21 30. 2002 4179 M TH * CIRCUIT CO UR T O FTN B 1 9 TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR If M N O U COUNTY. FLORKM JURM OICnON OIVMION CASE NOiyOl CA 2374 14 W ABN AMRO M ORTGAGE GROUP. PIC SUCCESOH BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE 9 INVESTMENT CORPORATION. PLAMTIFF, VS. JON W BROWN. E TA L .. OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTIO N CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE T O MOMCA W ALKER whoa* ratdance a unknown 4 aha ba tvtng. and 4 ah* ba dead, toa irtmown hatra. dav.aaas, Qranlaaa. a ru g n tn Danora. cradaora. me laaa. and a l paroaa ctomaig an rtaraat by. torough, order a again* to* DaHnHnKt). who are na Moan to ba daad a thro, and al panua having or daantog to hav* any ngd. tha or rttra d In toa property In toa mongag* being YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toal aneraonntoractoa*a mengagaon toa toltowng proparty: LO T 7. BLOCK L. SUNLANO ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOflDEO IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAGE I t THROUGH 22. INCLUSIVE OF THE PUBUC RECOROS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA haa bean Nad agaaial veu and you art raquaad to tan* a copy d your araian IH tm ii. I any, on OAVIO J STERN. ESQ PlatoUTa attorney, whet* tddraaa * 901 3 Urwararty O v a #900. Plantation. FL 33324 (no War toan 30 daya tram to* dale d to* H u pubteahon d tort rwoc* d acsonj and Na toa engaw *4h toa dark cl tow n u n adhar baton aarv•c* on PWnUTa anomoy or anmadP tid y toaraahar. otoanato* a dataud a * ba entered agaaial yew tor to* ecals to toa W1TTCSS my hand and tw tool d Ma Court at SEM M O U Courdy. Ftorth. M a d a y d JAN 17 2001 (BEAU MARYANNE MORSE, C U R K C U R K O F TH E O R C U T COURT BY Jana E Jaaaw DEPUTY C U R K U W O FFICES O F 0A M 01 STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAMTIFF •01 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 900 FLAAnxnON. FL 39394 M ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH ACT. paraona aim togaipac ooraacl C O U R T ADMBKB H IATO N. rn to* SEM M O U CouMy CourtoouM at (407099-4227. I 900*99*771 (TD D ) or 1 -------*770, vh Florida RaNy Sandca. THIS N O TICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED O NCE A WEEK FOR TW O CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. L ORENOA ASGAWN M . Fla Nutbor 02-02CP. h to to* OroUl C o w l tor Cow** Ftonda. OMaton, Bft adftaaa d adddl Ik 42S N. Orange Aranua. Room 34 1. Orlando, Ftonda Tha nama and 0 m o l tod ■on d to h Cout a d raqurad to ftd ta b oftacftaid am tda Coal W ITHM TH E LATER OF MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F TH E FEW T PUBUCxnON O F T H E NOTICE OR TH R TV DATE AFTER TH E DATE OP SCNVKS O F A CO FY O F T H E NOTICE ON T W U A* i if t ri alto* FRANCES MITCHELL M UA FRANCES C . MITCHELL: JOHN DOC AKTCHELL THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF FRANCES ik t c h e u . a a u a Fr a n c e s c . M TTCH EU; W UVM O, PCLUOM O ANY UNKNOW N SPOUSE OP SAE> DCFENOANTIS). F REMARRIED. ANO V DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UMMOWN W R S , D EVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. AND TRUSTEES. A M ) A U O TH ER PERSONS O A M B ia BY, TH R O U G H . UNOER OR AOAM ST TH E NAMED DEFEND AN T (f ); JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT, JANS DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. N O n C E O F ACTION TO : FRANCES M TTCHEU AAUA FRANCES C MITCHELL: JOHN DOC M TTC H EU . TH E UMQ40WN M ANO OF FRANCES MIT C H IL L AflUA FRANCES C. UTTCHELU IF UVM O. PtCUXMNG ANY UM W O W N SPOUSE O F S A O DCFENOANTIS), V RCMARRKO. ANO F DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN K IR S . D EVISEES. GRANTEES. A SSIG N EES. CREDITORS. UENORS. AND TRUSTEES. ANO ALL O TH ER PERSONS CLAM M O BY. TH R O U G H , UNDER OR AOAM ST TH E NAMED DEFENDANT (S ) YOUARC HEREBY nqurad to ft* o u ana# it or aaftm dahnata. * any In toa abaro pracaadnQ wm toa CW k d M a Court and h aarv* a copy tooted upon toa (4at liK t tdor- agatod toa fcftoatog daaertoad proparty, p a t Led 14. Stock R Sudani EataMa a aubdMoion accordtogh a pldtoared racordad to Pld Book It , Pagoa IB to 22. PU*e Raoordi d Bandnd* County, n o rk k A/KIA 702 Charoka* Clroto. Santord. Ftortda 32771 » you la* to fta you tnawara e rd toa on ptatodTo attomay. a a d ba anaarad agatod you tor to* F im w n w a n n vw m n y u w or Datad to* day d JAN I I 2001. 2002. M ARYAFM i MORSE. C U R K CLERK O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT Bydan* CJMmOe D tpu y dark law Odea* d Dan* C. Cenauagra 9901 North A/mania Avanua Tamp* FL 33904-1041 PubHah:January 21 30,2002 9177______________________ M TH E CMCLKT COURT OP THE 19TH JU O IC U LC M C U T OP FLORKM M A M FOR S E M M O U COUNTY GENERAL JU R H O R TK M (XVH KM N a 01-CA-112-19P Chat* Manharun Mortgaga Cerperatton. PLAMTIFF, <*. Duana E, Lyklna: Tammy M. Lyktoa. d d . DEFENDANTS AMENDED N O TIC I OF FORECLOSURE B A U Nonet ■ haraOy grmn that p u auard to an Order Ratchaduimg Foractoau* Sato dated January 17. 2002. and ardarad to eh* caaa ru n bar 01-CA -3I2-I4 P. d to* Ckcud C a u l d to* IM i Juacul O a * In and tor Samtoda Couay. Ftonda. wherein CHASE MANHATTAN M O RTGAGE CORPORATION, la PlatoM and Duma E. Lyklna: Tammy M lyktoa war* OttondtnWe). I w* t*4 to to* laghaal and ba* bkklar tor caah « at to* Waal Irord door d to* Samtoda County Ceurthouta to Santord. Ftonda SameioN C o rty. Ftonda al 110000 AM on to* 21 day d Fabruary. 2002. toa todoamg rtatctdiad property aa tar torto to ta d Final Judgmard. to a*. LO T 92. PRAIRIE LAKE MANORS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THER EO F A3 RECORDED M PLAT BOOK II. PAGE 79. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA N O TE: Pureuard t o tod Fair Data Collection Practice* Ac! you art ~ redeemed ampang to codec! a dad and any tdormaOon obUmad a* ba uaad tor toal pUpoaa Oalad toa 19 day d January. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE Clark d O rcul Court By Mary Srrocp* Deputy Clark Tha Sammola Herald COOKJ3 9 STAW1ARSKJ. P A 4010 BeryacoU Bouiavard S uia 490 Tampa FL 33907 Tatophon* (113077*009 CAS* 10-01-COSO Pubkeh: January 21 30,2002 M 79 M TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR S EM M O U COUNTY, FL0RK3A PR O ftATl OTVISKM File Na 02*2-CP IN RE. ESTATE OF SUSAN GRENOAASOARINIK N O TICE OF AOMMWTRATKM Th* adnmaaaean d to* taut* d Lecals ecals WITH AMMO; SLACK ZIP UR BAG W ITH ASSORTED KEYS; • RED ■NOME STAND. DIGITAL SCALE 900 IB CAM Cm r. MARS DKVTAL SCALE: RED STA CK AB U TO O L BTDRAOS CHEST (CRAFTSM AN): AND ASSORTED VHB TAPES. NOTICE OP TO I A U m iR t S TED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. h HERALD PUftdcJm uary 21312002 •171____________________ CA SE NOi 91-CA-4914-14-L lin e. 3*4.LLC. lif t NCIAI SERVICES OPAM EW CA M C , L ecals ] Akan Wnaftryne, Jr. LM* Mary. Ftortda 37749 and d otoan aho dtokn an kd to toa tokratog property: 7 Q A lie n Bom* am Analai. M a i Donato p. EMngar, to Na ol capooft at Men* d to* Coudy Ftortda torou^i N t dd property It In ■ d toe Shan* d ■ c a u d y to rH H tortaku* puauanl to 032 701 -932 704. Florkto A Corrpftrt tor lo rk O n ■tod m to* abovadylad Cou I HEREBY CERTTFY toM coned copy M toto NoKae M TTR , M C - a Ftortda eerpanl drtda ROBE FLUM ftlNO : LMT TECHN O LO O SE, M C . a Fta CONSTRUCTION; FLORKM CONCRETE CU LV ER T CORP. 9 GUPTA, M M OR. RAR8HOTAM C GUPTA: AFIVM O I I M TE L MAHENORA FATEL 9ftM MAMCNORA R. PATEL, ARUN PATEL m dD KJPR . P A TE L N O TICE O P S ALE TO WHOM IT M AY OONCERM (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. C U M C U R K O F T W C M C U T CO UR T In C M O f * NunftM Ot-CA 1991-14-a d t w Cbodi Court M to* D pm orm Jud dW C bcdL tom dtar Samtoda C o udy Ftortda toM on f n >1 M y M Fabruary 2000. M HflO AAt, M to* VtoM Fror* Door M to* Courdy Courthouoa 301 to OA M W M F f ( Court W ITNM TH E LATER O F TH R EE M ONTHS AFTER T N I DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBUCAT O N OP T H E NOTICE OR TH R TV DKY1 AFTER TH E DATE OF SCRV1CI OP A COPY O F TH E NOTICE OH THEM A l e »a r wadtora d toadecedtra and paraona h a d g dakna or • — -----■ j u W J M U A g M l r t P a OMTMnai aym wi n im w m r t •ataM m at to* too* ctobna a*h t*a Court w it h m t h r e e m o n t h s AFTER TH E O K IE O F TH E FM ET PUEUCATO N OP T H E NOTICE. to* PiMto Kaoofda d BaadWto Coudy Ftortda: Mao known aalM I . B to 0 B .O M a io d iP ftK .P b d Book I lN jd a jr s toraLfthTA baMMlM Lake M a y FtortaaM 7*9 r ir t * " 1* 1201 S. Ortorato Awaru* Wtraer Park, Ftortda S2T79 T0a|tonna (407)740-9009 Pubfth: Janw ry 21 313000 PLANTATION. FL1 01*0B7S(FMtAJNCL B4 ACCORDANCE A40RTOANE WITH ACT, pdMdntadFll 5 m d 5 u R ^ 5 S E TRAT O H CWaMouf 0 (WT0EE Ig T ^ B8PMEEFT1 (TOO) or 1-90G9BS•rTO, Mi FtortdaRMtoEwatoa THM NOTICE SHALL M R E L0HCDONCEAWEMFDRTWO h tfw i jw h a m — “ “ T s T H ra ra ra o w — >171 O F TM 1 B TM C U E NO j 990A-123-19-E M R E FORFEITURE O F a PART LARGE r e s HUSKY TO O L CH EST. E TA L to PMdetooto to toto proOout M 301 Nftto Park Ftortda 32771, (4270*9-4330, not M ar (7) itoya prtor toto* pro9 hearing krftMrwd. a t (TO O 1*00*94*771, or Vbto* (V) 1*00*99*771 Via ~ OATOD Pd* IS i F. Johnaon Ftortda Bar No- 0B7B990 Law Oftcaa d An*ar Jada F. _______ O F O N TO J. STERN X T T O R N ir FOR FLAM TW F PUBLISH a t THE OBJECTIONS NOT SO P U 9 W KL The M l* d toa ftM I Na no*oa M Jaruary 212002. Paraand Rapraaardaftra: AMUI ASGARPdK 330 BPrar Pina Dora L a f Mary. Ftortda 32749 I my tan* m d toa toM d toto Court M SEMB K X I Coudy. Ftortda. toto day d JAN 1 I to o l, Ta c i 32771 to too toftkatog preparty- I Part Large Rad Fknky Ib d Cheat M M . Donald F. EKbWM. to N* M U M paefy a* (h ard d toa Samtoda Goudy. Fterim. toroudihto oKtoara, "122_________________ M TH E O R C U T CO UN T O FTH B 19TN ’ ol jM M ry M A R Y A M MOtoES C L E M O F TH E C M C U IT COURT Aa Dapuly Ctortt DnrtdA JonaaEaq. HgMnd 4 Krd0d LLP PoM Otoe* Boa 1929 Orftndo, FL 32*02 Anomaya tor PtotoMto Pubfth January 21 30.2 00 2 INC. SUCCESSOR BY I T O A TLA N TIC M ORTGAGE E M VEETM EN T CORPORATOR. BLASTOFF. VS. R O B ER T E . D O U C ETTE AAUA R O EER T SYLVAN D O UCETTE. I T AU N O TO S O P A C C C d B TB U C M 1 TO : Jam oa C C JU1L M T M C B R V E T CO UN T O F TH E IE TH to ba i having or ctoantog to hem any right IH D O Y CCR TVY MM a bu* M d copy M M a Nolle* M c u t ad PLAM T0P. M. JOM K Ktnto Lynn Jonm • M Kanto lynn M Bs M MU DCFENOANTB. by U S . raguaMod. to toa d fta ilil toto 17 day M Jan, 2002. Team U . Faubnw GanarMCounM NoOca I* hereby gtven took p u ­ le tool Final Judgnanl d ' ftd January 4, 2002. and antorad to CM caaa n u fa r 0 9 1193 CA K. d toa C k o * C a ul d to* l*ay hiit rial Cr t un to ana let CH AB^M AN HAnZhTuO R TGAGE CORFORATON TMJk CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. li Ptokftl and Stavan M. Jonaa Kama Lyrm Jena* wk/a Kama Lym Kalr. American General Hon* Cqirty. Inc.: Btol* d Ftortda Oapartmard d Ravanua, C N U NTBSabal Potol H. Joint Venture dtv* Babel Club AparVnarea: Hama Sod Company, toa; Cftbanb (Baud Dakota). N A . War* Datondarfta). I dar tor caah M to* W ad bed door d too Sanvnde Couay CourtoouM to Bontorl Ftortda Samtocta Couay. Ftortda M HDOtm an to* 11 day d January. 2002. to* todowlng daaertoad property aa ad torto to aald Find Judgment, to a* LO T 1 BLOCK 0. LAKES M ELS SHORES, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK II.PAGES 14-11 PUB­ LIC RECOROS O F SEM IN O U COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTE: Puauard to to* Fair Dabl Cdlactlon Practice* Act you art in be a dad oolactor attempting lo ---» - -» a■ -Or M - v mixs -» mrry ■rnormsoon *------- ~ - ctjftoa odatoad w* ba uaad tor toM p u pOM. Datod to* 7 day d Januwy; 2002 MARYA2ME MORSE dark d Cha* Court By Mary Strop* Deputy Clerk Th* Samaio* Harakl C00KJ3 4 STAWIARSM. P A 4010 Boyacoul BoUavard Su m 450 Tampa FL 33907 Tatophon*. (913077 9009 C4S41000-2313 Pubfth January 21 27,2002 II174 M THE C M C U T COURT OF TH* EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CM CUIT M AN O PO R S EM M O U COUNTY. FLORKM. CASE NO.: 03-CA **-l9-A IN RE: THE PROTECTOR F1RESAFE, ETAL. N O TIC I OP FORFEITURE COMPLAINT TO RKhard Alan Vanalaryna. Jr 729 Sdrttamm Cade Laka Mary. Ftonda 32749 In to* loftnrtng property Th* Protector Fkeeate. M at Donald F. Eatngar. In ha odtaal capaciry aa Shan* d toa Samtoda Ctxrty. Ftonda toroupi he oftotra nveakgakxa a agtna, aalnd to* abov* property an o r. about Nnarrbar 29. 2001, M or naer 729 SJvtramHh Circle. Laka Mary. Sammola Coudy. Ftonda Sad property a to toa owtody d toa Shark! d Sammola Couwy tot toa pupoM d brtadura purauantlo aacbon* 932 701 932.704. Ftonda Slaiui**- A Complaint tor tortaiura haa bean Mad m toa abova-aiylad Court I HEREBY CERTIFY tu l • tom m d cared copy d the Node* d , Forttdu* Com part eat kxnahad by U S. canned maJ, return racapl raguaeiad. to to* abova-nanad addsaaM toa 17 day a Jan. 2002 Team* u Faduiar Oanaral Counaai Ftonda Bat No. 0099929 Sammola Couay Shartfa Ollto* 1 » Both BoUavard Santord. Ftonda 32773 (407093*903 Attorney tor Paooonar Puoaan January 21 30, 2002 JU Q ___________________________ M THE CM CUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CM CUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. C A M NO : S3 CAr*9-t9-A W RE- 7 GREEN AMMO BOXES PUdc auebon to ba h*U M 1200 pjn. on fta M i day a l FEBRUARY XM Al to* Herd doa d Santord Toeing and Raoowary kmalarl M 2922 Counby Club F k l. Santord. FI 32771, tor to* pupoaa d dapoatog d toa toftnWig varkda: YEAR 1999 MAKE FORD VMd 1FMZU32XOXUC19T92 PubiahJanuary 21 200S 9170 N0T1CS OP E A U OP VESSEL Farauard to FL8IM. 32117(7) ft* aoldlnputdoaatototiaNghaM bbdar to aakaty a claim Ion by t n lanor tor labor andtor atoraga: 19M BAYLINER FL42909HE. Hu4 O BL2A49FlB8a0 Langih 29 ROr KCBroan tCo. 377 W Church 81 Ortondo, FL 32901. Uanor/ Monro* Haibou Mama 531 M> Patowno Are Sardord, F L 1999 EROCAFL41700FK Hut ID4CHCC6309C999. Owner/ Drrtd L MoMa 711 Cypraa* Ava Orenga Cky FL. Uanorrtbddan HaTOour Uam* 4370 Carraway PL Sardord. F L Bale and vaaadtocaftmM 4370 Arraway Plaoa Sardord. FL . Sato Data: Fabruary 1 1002 M 1000 a m N a v a w la d b t add torn toan 90% or grater toan (a app rae id value For addbond kdoimaaon cal 407*57-7909 Putddv January 212002 11197 N O TO C WHAT. VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Fabruary 212002 TIME 1000am WHERE. 1001 N. Orlando Av* MaftandFL 32751 V E H O E S TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOCL VEHICLE 10ENHFACAT10N • l|. 99 Uotda Pickup JM2UF2 It 900929949 21. M l - i 3005 WAUFB0444GN114239 Pibiah: January 23, 2002 JL122___________________________ M TH S CM CUIT CO UR T OF TH* EIGH TEEN TH ju d ic ia l c m c u t M AN O FOR SEM NOLE COUNTY, CA B ! NO.: 01-C A 12*1-14-0 Hon. Gang R. Btophanaon ELIZABETH HICKMAN. ANDREW W .TALLANT and FRED C. TAUANT. BR. GOLDSTAR HOSPITALITY, WC , a Ftonda corporation: GOLDSTAR HOSPITALITY II. L L C . a Ftonda kmdad UbWry company. PARAGON MORTQAGE W C. a Ftortda m rporum 2091 DEVELOPMENT. INC., a Florida corporaben. R K SANERJEE, W C . a Georgia cerporaJton, UNITED ENTERPRISES OF ORANGE COUNTY. 94C. a Ftonda corporation. RAR REBAR FABRICATORS. IN C , a Ftonda corporation, CO LLAGE DESIGN AND CO N STR UCTIO N GROUP. W C , a Ftonda corporaaon drtka THE COLLAGE COMPANIES. STANDARD PR ECAST. IN C , a Ftonda corporation; U S. FATEH DISTRIBUTION GROUP. IN C . a Georgia corporation, CON CR ETE CONTROL INCORPORATED, a Ftonda corporaaon. HAJOCA CORPORATION, a Pannayfvarva corporaaon diva GORMAN COMPANY; OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY, a CormactaxA corporation. RINKER MATERIALS CORPORATION, a Ftonda corporation dTVa CSR RINKER DIVISION 9 SUBSIDIARIES. CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, a Ftonda corporaaon; GATE CONCRETE PROOUCTS COMPANY, a Ftortda corporation. C A P 1 J 14 K NATIONAL C ITY M ONTOAGE (XX PLAPOWF VS. ANGEL U . M O R ALES * LTVWO, AND W DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. H EIR S . DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. UENO R S. CREDITORS, TR U S TIE S ANO A U . O TH ER PARTIES CLAIM M Q AN M TIR E S T SY. TH R O U G H UNDER OR AGAINST A N G EL M. MORALES: RUTH C. M ORALES. W UVW G. ANO IF D EAD, TH E UNKNOWN ___________ M V M K K ftj f f iS B P -' TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER FAfTOCB CLABAMO AN PTTEREST BY. TH R O UO H . UNOER OR AGAINST R U TH C . MORALES; JOHN DOC ANO JAN E DOS AS UNKNOWN TEN A N TS M POSSESSION D6FENOANT(S) N O TO C 0 H EREBY GIVEN Rm auanl to an Order Granting ft* Modem to RaaM Foractoau* Sal* (Wad JAN IS 2002. entered to C M Cam No. 00 C A B13 14 K M toa O x * Court d to* 19TH Juddal Cko* to m d tor S E M M O U Coudy Santord. Florida I aft * 0 to fto N 0*M and b*M blddar tor caah M to* WtM hod door d to* SEM ­ NOLE County Courtooua*. 901 N. Part Avanua. Sadord, Ftortda M 1100 a m on to* day d FEB 19 2002 to* kdowlng daaertoad proper­ ly aa aal torto m aald Sunmary Final LO T 129. RIVER RUN, SECTION TH R EE. ACCO R D IN G TO TH E FLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 21. PAGES *1.42. 93 ANO 94, PU B U C RECORDS OF SEM M O U CO UN TY, FLOMOA. Datod toto day d JA N 19 2002,. 9C IR CU T C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctoik d toa C tra * Court By: Mary Skroupa (W jtv Ckrti Pubfth kc Tha Samtoda Harold W ACCO R DANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS W ITH OtSABKJTKS ACT. paraona w m daabto aa need­ ing a fpacial acoommodaton ahoUd contact CO UR T A 04IM STR ATO N , al to* SEM INOLE County Courtooua* *1 407-323-4330.1*00999*771 (TO O ) or 1*00*99*771 OAVIO J. S TER N . P A 901 S. UNIVER SITY DRIVE SURE 900 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (994)2339000 00-SM97(FM)NCM PubfthJanuary 2 1 30,2002 1199 M TH E O R C U R COURT O F TH E 1ETH JU D IC IA L CW CUR. M AN OPOR [C O U N TY, FLORIDA J U R « « c n o N Dm tooN C A S IN O : 01 C A 2947 140 WELLS FARGO HOME M ORTGAGE. INC. SUCCESSOR BY M ERGER TO CROSSLANO MORTGAGE CO R P . PLAINTIFF, VS JUSTIN C . ADREON. E T A L. DCFENOANTIS). N O TO C O F ACTION CO N STR UCTIVE BIRYtCE TO- Juaan C. Adraon •hoe* raatdanea to unknown d ha/aharlhay ba bring, and 4 har'aha/toay ba dead, to* imknown datondarl* who may ba apeua**. Irkaraat by. torough. under or agonal I * Oatondama. who art net known to b* daad or akva. and *4 panto* having or ctoknmg to have m y nghi “ to or mtaraa! m toa proparty daaenbad In toa mortgaga batog VotBdQS4di harmn YOUARE H EREBY NOTIFIED ftM •n achon lo toractoa* a mongaga on LOT 9. BLOCK 1. AMENOED PLAT OF BLOCK 1. R EST HAVEN ON LAKE HARNEY. ACCORDWQ TO PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED W PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE 99. OF THE PUBUC RECORDS O F SEM INOU COUNTY. FLO R ID A haa baan Nad agatod you and you •ra rtrywed to aarve a copy d you 4 any, on DAVID J. M 1tSBIMinQ OfOpUrf L O T 114. i B f u REET, I T w a B C C T O N t ACCOROM OTO FLA T TH ER EO F AS RECORDED M F LA T BOOK H , PAGES 22 TH R O UGH 2 1 P IG U C REDOROE O F B IX ftN O U COUNTY. FL0RB3A. TO O C TH ER WITH TH A T CERTAM FOLLOW S: li s t EARRWO TO H S £ S m 5 m 5 3 £ S TER N , ESO PtotoMTt fe m p y . whdtoaftkaa* toftR E Utdtari y Drkra 9900; FtordMon, FL 33334 on or balar* (no tow t 0n 30 day* bem “ idtoalrK p u b fta a cn d yd e nodoa d action) m d ft* to* ongfcid arm toa dark d tda court tM w r cr tnranadtotoly I a ddra* < 0 ba antorad ■ tor toa ra id damandad to I ptolnl or paMtan Bad harakv W ITNESS my hand m d » * ta d M toft Court M S EM M O U C o udy Ftortda toft day M JA N 1B 2002, 2001. (BEAU MARYANNE MORSE. C U R K C U R K OF THE CM CUR CO UR T D EP UTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF OAVO J. STER N ATTORNEY FOR FLAFTOFF 901 8. UNIVERSITY DRIVE S U ITE 900 PLANTATION, a 33324 01*4097 (FNMA>AMI M ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AM CM CAN3 WITH A CT, paraona a m « Ing i apacial kxsm cornea CO UR T A CM M 0TR ATO N . ■I to* SEM IN O U County Courtooua* m (447094*227, 1•00*99*771 (TOO) or 1* 00* 94 •770, “ a Ftonda Raiay Santo*. T H U NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A W C « FOR TW O CONSECUTIVE WEEKS. PUBLISH W Tha Samkiola Harold PubdahcJanudy 2 1 3A 2003 11193 Bl TH E CM CUIT COUNT O F TH E O Q N T1IN TH JUDICIAL CM CUIT COUNTY, CASE NO : 941234CA-14K UN ITED STATES OF AMERICA. I and avoudi to* Secretary d I DEPARTM ENT O F VFTERAk AFFAIRS. THOM AS N. ALSTON, and TRUOY K. ALSTON, Na afta; JOHN fl. NELSON and BETTY L NELSON, hia arda; DEER RUN HOME OW NERS ASSOCIATION 94A . IN C .: DEER RUN PROPERTY OW NERS ASSOCIATION 41. IN C , UNKNOWN TENANTSrOWNERS. NOTICE OF B A U Noaca la hereby grvan tool, p u ­ auanl to to* Order or Final Judgement entered In kva caua* h *<* CkaM Cout d Samnd* Coudy Ftonda I eft a d too property adud*d In Seminal* County. LO T 117, DEER RUN. U N IT* T , ACCORDING TD TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED W FLAT BOOK 24. PAGES 4 1 ANO 42. F U 4 U C RECORDS O F S E M IN O U COUNTY, a O W A . 1944 Croaebaam Drtva. Caaaatoatry F L 32707 M pd dc toft, to toa N d iu t a bidder, tor caah, M to* a* door d to* Samind* Courdy Courtooua#. Santord. Ftortda M It 00 AM on FEB 12 2002. 2001. Dated: JAN 14 2002 MARYANNE MORSE AS C U R K OF THE COURT By Mary Stroup* Daouftf Qark In aeeonftne* wdh toa A m ancm (H abWai A d . paraona wm 1 naadng a apaeW aeoomto parkqpaft at tea proc aacting ahould contact court Adnawraaon “ talaphona raanbu (447099*330. not “ tor tom amran (7) daya prtor to toe procaacting H haartog knpartadl (TDO ) 1* 00*94 9771. or Vote* (V) 1*00-969*771 via F tortoa Raiay Sarrtca Maacn EAaaoaafta, PA. 17797 U S 19Norto. Suft 900 r. FL 33794 (7270343900 PutdahJanuan -January 21 31 2002 91*2 �T H l SuaNOU H o u ld Le c a ls L L ecals L ecals »w w f|ai g p C U L C A O B N O utl SUNTRUST MORTOAOC. INC. MARC C . BOWERS ArtUA MARC B O W E R S .* * m MARC C. SOMERS AIWA MARC LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: c id o N M W P o d m m noth mm I d toe par- >l a t e r or i m m o n t h s AFTER TH E DATE OP THB FM ST P U N JC AT 10N OP TM S N o m cc o n t h ir t y d a y s A r m tm v D A T! OP W M C I OP A C O P T O P T l M N O T lC ty T W I i ^ ^ T c e w of W n t M I* la lt t b f t d el H i W ITH W THB L A TIN OP Houm a A rm th b DATE O P THB FM ET PUBLICA­ TIO N O F TT4BNOT1CB OR TH R TY DAYS A FTER T H I OATV OP SER­ VICE OP A COPY OP T M » N O YC E O NTHBM . iP M m MIHN THREE MONTHS Arm TH E D ATE O F T H I FM BY PUBUCATONOP TM V NOTICf. O B JE C TO R S N O T BO FE ED W 3L ■B FOREVER BARRED Tha data d M puMcteon d H i itaJaretey 1 3 X 0 3 (*07>4i1 M83 Ftortda Bar Na 0198303 PuNWbHianr ts n. nos S IM Ft RE: T H i ESTATE OP JOSEPH C C M U X T h i x in H N HSan at toe JOSEPH CICINELU. C m Nuntoer 02-20-CP, to p in in g it S ti Ckota Court tor Sameioia C o w * . Florida. Probata OMaton. . l a a t t i a i ot a m a lo t N Pan (.A a jjtta . Parted. Florida 34771. The aarnaa and h W i i i i b d tta •ad. toa ■a ratal H i Co w l WTTHtN THR EE M ONTHS OP TH E FIRST PUBUCATtON OP TH IS NOT1CE:|1| Ml P M agaeid fta EM M a id (2) m y otyacDon by an bdarestad p a w n to N M c t o iP t o C m ALL CLA EM AND 0SJECT10NS N O T BO FEED W EL BE POREVEN BANNED. Pitaicataon d H i Hoiea rtaa begun on January 13 2002. KATHRYN NANCY CtCW EUJ tot Rhrarpark C a rt Ungwood. Ftortda JETTS FRANKLIN T. WALDEN. ESQUtNE Lata OStoaa ot FranSin T. Walden 112 W ad Cares Ska* Aiantoraa Springe. PL 32714-2503 Tataphona: 407-772 7B3 lor PiMaftJmary 13*32002 M TH B CM CUff COURT FOR M M O L E COUNTY. PLDMCA C M LO M S K M Caaa He. tt-C A -M 7 -1 L K OCW EN FEDERAL BANK. FS8. ROBERT L HANOT at a l, N O m OP ACTION TO tn O S E H TL HANOT IIS Maytoe Clrat Santard. FL 32771 YO U ANE NOTIFIEO B N an adton to toractoaa d mortgaga on f a O F lowing described property In Samlnde Coaly. Ftortda: L O T 7, BLOCK E. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT 2. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE COROE D IN PLAT BOOK I I . PAGE 100. O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE CO UN­ TY. FLORIOA baa baan Mart agaatal you and you are ratptaed to serve a copy d ycur •m an detaneea. I any, to i on SMITH t M ATT. P A . PlatndTa attarnay*, whose u l l a i la 2001 Eaal OaMand Part Ban. Suia 303, Fort Lauderdale. Ftortda 33300, retail 30 rtaya bom am data d pubVceacn, 2001, and Ba Pa anginal adt tta Ctarbd tota Corn M wrbbtoie amttoa on PtatnMTa aaomeyt or touted•laty piaradlar. otoanetoe. a teteta ad ba antorad agernat you lor toa DATED O l JAN 10 2002.2001 C Ja <id to# CIRCUIT C a rt ByffetaWng DapulyOarb IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEOM O SPECIAL ACCOM UOOATTON TO PARTICIPATE IN TH IS PROCEEDING SHOULD CO N TA CT COURT ADUW ISTRA­ TIO N AT 201 N. PARK AVENUE. &ANFORO. FLORKM 32771. TE LE ­ PHONE NUMBER <407)323-4330. N O T LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINO. IP HEARING IMPAIRED. (TO O ) 1400-9544771, OR V O C E (V ) t-aoo-asa-iTTo. v u Fl o r id a RELAY SERVICE Pubdah: Ja n w y it . 23. 2002 *133 ______ H T M C M C U T COURT o p th b — r r a im i JUDICIAL CMCLKT H A N D FOR •EMMOLE COUNTY, CMota, FL 37786 CURRENTADDRESS: 2334 Rmrtng Bpfbtgt Loop OvtadD. FL 37718 ANY AND AU. UNKNOWN PARRES CLAMW O BY. TH R O U Q K UNDER, AND AOAm ST TH E HEREM NAMED INOM OUAL 0CFENDANT(S) WHO ARS NO T KNOWN TO SC OEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PAR­ T E S MAY CLAM AN B4TEREST AS SPOUSES. HEW S, DEVISEES. ORANTEES, OR O TH ER CLAM ANTS LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: UMLNOWH YOU ARE NOTW BD tod a t scion to torectcaa t mortgage on toa Id toatof property it ■EbSNO UCoutB FtartdK LO T (3 U T T lf CREEK PHASE 4 * ACCO flO NO TO TH E P U T THEREOF. AS R ECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I t . PADS (S ) 71-74. OP TH E P U B IC RECORDS OP ■EMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat been Bad agatoel you ptrl you ire reqtaad to eanre a copy d you ^ ------------ rttoln 30 day* aAar S any. an PA. ■ It sits Corporata Laka Drtva. 3rd Ftoor. Ttampe. Ftortda 3 3 S K a d Ba H i Court dtoar adatotaadbe lor toa M d daminrtad bt toa CorataM orpaHen. wrriCSSmy rand dirt toa aad d toa Com an t a day d JAN 10 M aryam I O a rid to a C o m Byfitar POtg A* Dapdy Ciarb d m cod to you, tar t a d cartaWr Co m al 201 M Part Avanua. Ftortda 32771, |4C7)333-i277. warm 2 atortong daya d y u receipt d toa d w rrttant | haarttg bapaWad . (TO O ) 1 600364-4771. Pubhhjanuary 1L 23,2002 1132 M THB CM CUTT CO UR T O PTHB 1 ITH JUO ICUL CW CUTT OPFLORKM M AN O PO R SEMtoMLS CO UN TY Na. M C A 103114X aAortgeoa bte., PLAINTIFF. Mariano Pwta: Sena Farrtanrtai, d d, DEFENDANTS. A M D D SO N O TICS OP FORSCLOSURS SALE Nodee to haraPy gbran toaL purauard to an Order Reecrtadubng Foradbawa Sato dated January B, 2002, and araarad to c M caaa rum­ b a 00 CA 1032 I4K. d toa CW id Corn d toa 1Mt Judoal CboA to and tor Sananda Coimty. Ftortda. attanto PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL MORTQAQE, IN C , to Ptotobt and Mariano Pana; Sonia Famatdaz; CM aa Orovaa Corwnuruty AaaoctUton. Inc.. to/ara Oatondada). I a d aad to toa IRpiad and baa brttor tor caart a a toa WaM fronl door d toa 8amtoola County Courtoouaa to Sanlord, Ftortda. Samtoola County, Ftortda. d 110Oam on toa Tto day d February 2002, toa taamrtng date-toad prapaty aa aa Into to aatd Find JudpnanL 10 LO T ISA CHASE GROVES UNIT 4A. ACCOROINQ TO TH E P U T THEREOF. Ad RECORDED IN P U T BOOK S2. PAGES SAPS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE. P m uad to toa Fair Dad Coaem on Practical A d you era aMaad tod tola tow Arm to daamad to ba a data ooAada adampOng to coded a data and any rtomtaaon obtained art ba uaad tor tod pwpoaa. Daaad toa M t itoy d January 2002 MARYAWIE MORSE Clart ol O o rt Court By Domtoy H Boaon Dapdy Oart Tha LamrtoW Harald COOAJS A STAWIARSKI. P A 4010 Boyaooul BotiavaKl SUM 430 Ttonpa. FL 33007 Telephone: (313)077 «OOS C A S i 10-00-2107 Pubdah: January 18.23. 2002 N13I M THE ORCUTT COURT OF THS EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR ftEM m OLi COUNTY, STATE O F FLO R B A CIVIL DIVISION Caaa No. 01-CA -I20I NAHONSCREWT^FWANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO NATIONSCREOtT MORTGAGE CORPORATION O F FLORIOA HAROLO L HARTWELL. DOROTHY F. H ARTW ELL E T A L, AMENDED NOT1CB O F SALE Nonce a hereby gnren n e t pueuart to toa Order or Find JudgmeN araarad to toa cauaa, at toa Ctoajd Corn d Samatda County. Florida. I and eat toa property aduaiad n amdnde County. Ftortda. daaotoad aa LO T t . BLOCK O. SUNLANO ESTATES. ACCOROINO TO THE MAP OR P U T THER EO F AS RECORDED m P U T BOOK II. PAGES I t THROUGH 22. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. R O R IO A al pubac tele, to toa hapwat and beat balder, tor cadi al toa Waal Fiord Door d Hta Seminole County Courtoouaa. M l North Fart Ananus. Sadord. Ftortda al 1100 A M an February 7. 2002 DATED January 10. 2002 (Seal) M aryam Mona Clart d toe Orem Court B y Mary Sboipa eaten (7) daya prior to any tog. eorm d toa Co m a d ri Ortoe or Clart d Court d toe Coway •"paired, (T TO ) 1-3 0 0 3 9 4 -in i. or Voice (V ) 1300-393-3770. yta FI Titi FtVany " - I - - svfrnCA, ■*-- a- r onus Mart D. Ib a d ilo ri. E m m MARK 0. BREAKSTONE S ASSO­ CIATES. P A 1247 SouWt Myrtle A w u e Oaaraator, FL 33733 PuMan Jaruary It . 23.2002 R130 M TH S O R CUTT COURT O F TH E B O H TU NTH JUO ICIA L CS K U TT D FOR I COUNTY. MDA CASS M X 31-CA3777-1LK EMC M ORTOAOE CORPORATION TERRY JENKIN S: SHARON R. JENNN S; TR M A MARRERO. AS TR USTEE: and ltd per eorwiy wider toa pruiidoni d a Tn id Awaamart itoaad toe 3rd day d May Ydw Two Thoutwid. Known M Tn jd Nurtoar 2413 Kay Aaa, Landruat and at wdnoam pariaa claiming by, toraudu under or brawn lo b a i TEN AN T I I a rd w TE N A N T 32. toa pariaa Handed to aooourt tor (to peraan or " “ ibt N O TICS O F ACTION TO : TER R Y JENKINS AND SHARON A JENKIN S, n j p i unknown pariaa clabMng b y tm u ^t, under of agalnal (ta above named DaWndard, atoo to nd totran to ba dm d or aiva. whadtar add Curtard 2413 Kay Avanua. SardOidL FL 32ni YOUARC NOTIFIED F id an idbM to toractoaa a m air t pe on toa Id towing property to SEMINOLE CowdyFtortdAtoartb THE SO UTH 7 F E E T O F LOT S, ALL O F LO T 7, A FC TH E NORTH IE FEET O F LO T I , BLOCK 10. W YN NEWOOD. ACCOROINO TO THE W AT THEREOF AS RSCOROCD W P U T BOOK 4. PAGES 32.33. A M ) 34. P U S JC RECORDS OF SE1SN O U COUNTY. FU3R CA. haa bawi Bad agabtd you and you we rtqWrad to eerve a oapy d you artowi ddOntat, I any tot on DOU­ GLAS C . ZAHM, P A . P U n U Tt dtom ty whoaa irtb a ii to 1H30 U .a U ghway I t North, S u b 300, Ctoiiwatof. Ftortda 33734, etodn toHy (30) daya aAar toa irM pdrtcaton d toto Ndfea d Acton, arid Sa toa orl(Rid wtot toa Clart d tow Court al 301 FL Part Avanua. SanFord. FL 32771. eerier baton eenitca on PlaMMTa attorney or ..I, i -fc—i — t- - — _w . ■.at. ■ in i . . _ •uW M lw y iri#f*»n®r, OIW WM, ■ default w i ba anlarad against you W ITNESS my hand and »*ai d tta Gaud «* Vaa day of JAN Of 2002 jHXO. (SEAL) Mary Arm Morae Clert d toa CVart Court ByR utl King Daoufy Clark PddW i In: Tha Samtoola Harald PUrtehJanuary IE 23, 2002 11122 B l TH S Cm CUTT COURT O P TH B 1STH JUD ICIAL CdlCUIT, W A N O FO R I COUNTY. CASS H O .: 0T-CA-2077-T3L BANK ONE. N A , GERALDINE J . LANE: OCTAV1A CAMBRAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF GERALDINE J. LANE: UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F O CT AVIA C A U FFW t CTTlFW ANaAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC. FJK/A ASSOCIATES HOME EOUTTY SERVICE, INC.; DONALD 0. COLDER; NELUE COLDER; JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S ) m POSSESSION OF TH E SUBJECT PROPERTY, NOTICS OP FORCCLOSURS SALE (Pleaae publah to THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY O V EN purtuant lo • Final Judgment d Foratcoaura dated toa 4th day d January. 2002. and araarad n Caaa Nd 0 1-CA 2077-14 -L d toa Clrcud Com d toa 13TH Judoal C io n to and tar Samnola Courtly. Florida, •hereto BANK ONE. N A la he Plane* and QCRAUKNE J LANE: O CT AVIA CAMBRAN: CITIFINANCIAL M ORTGAGE COMPANY. INC. FALA ASSOCIATE S HCaJE EQUITY SERVICE, INC ; DONALD D. COL­ D ER ; N ELU E COLDER; UFWNOWN SPOUSE C F GERAL­ DINE J LANE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F O CT AVIA CAMBRAN. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S ) IN POS­ SESSION O F TH E SUBJECT PROPERTY. I art aad to toe h i?* * and beat Udder For caan M toa W EST FRONT DOOR O F COURTHOUSE d tha Serranote Cowry Courtoouaa. to Samnola County. Ftohde. al I I 00 on toa S day d February. 2002. toa tola«nng deecrtoed property am aat torth to aatd Ftoal Judgment. O a t LO TS 7 AND « . AVACADO TER­ RACE. ACCOROINO TO THE P U T RECORDED IN P U T BOOK X PAGE 13. O F TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE. COUN­ TY. FLORIOA ATUA 1101 W EST 2ND STREET. SANFORD, FL 32771 to Dteabdwea neadaig a apactal acoonv modaPon to parttoipala to tola procaedtog ahoWd contact toa Cowl A M M W M o rd m FL Part Avanua, Sanlord. FL 32771. Tataphona Number (407)323-4330 nol latar than aavan (7) daya prar to toa pracaartng If hearing impaired. (TDD) 1-300-099-8771 or tone (V )I300094-3770 via Florida Ftatay Sanncaa. Dated tova Tto day d January 2002 MARY ANNE MORSE Clart 01 Tha C H u l Com By: Mary Sbcapa Deputy Clart Submmed by Law Office d Marahai C Waiaon 1800 NW 40to SbaaL Swla 120 Fort Lauderdale. Florida 33300 Telephone 1094 >4470365 Facavnda: (9&4|7713062 01-03042 Pubdah January 13.23.2002 3121 m a n c u rr c o u r t OF THE ItT H th i Civ il OlVMOFI CASS NO.: S T ^ M T S S IS L W ASHmOTON MUTUAL BANK. FA. ALOO ANGELIN1, AUflEEN A N O E LN ; AVONOALE FUNDING COM. m e : UFWNOWN SPOUSE O f CHUCK C . MEAD; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F JOHN H . BRIGHTON; JOHN DOE: JANE DOE AS UFKNOWN TENANT (S ) m POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPEHTV. NOTICE OP ACTION TO : AVONOALE FUNWNG COM. * C . (AdWeea Untngan) YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod wi aclton tar Foredoaw* d Mortgaga on toa takmaig daaotoad property: THE W EST 10 FEET OF LO T 8. ALL O F LO T 8 AND THE EAST 30 FEET O F LO T 7, BLOCK T , SANLAF4DO SPRINGS TR ACT 73. S£CONO R E P U T. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF, RECORDED m P U T BOOK 0. PAGE X O F THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMmOLE COUNTY. FLORDA. ADVA: 359 AROEN S TR EET. LONOWOOO. FL 37750 baa baan d m aganal you and you' are leqwrad to aane a copy d yow witowi da*inn a. I any. to a. on Marahai C . WWaon. P A , Aaomey tar PtatoM. ahoaa wbbaw la 1800 NW 43TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT. UUO CR O ALE. a 33300 aWWi ■ * ty (30) ctayi altar to* Ural pubaceion d H a Noaca to toa (Flaaaa putrtah to T X SEMINOLE HERALD) and ■a toa o rtp id artti toa Ctarti d ton Court m o w batata aanrtoe on PtafedTa attomay or bnmadalaFy T oOwrvrtaa a daFadl a d ba you tar toa damarrtad In toa oomplabi. In i Act Paracna ---------------to parttopato to ton pn>ceedng ahodd contact toa Co m AdntoWHtar d 201N. Part Avanua. Sanlord FL 32771. TMophone Number (407)323-4330 not tolar toari aavan (7) rtoya prtor to toa procaadng. R haartog Impalrad, (TO O ) 1-800-003-3771 or Iftdce (V )1-300HSS77D vto FtarIH Ratoy Sarvtoaa. W ITNESS my hand and toa aad d toto Com ton day d JAN 0* 2002. 2002. (SEAL) Mery Anne More# Aa Clart d toa Court ByRutoKtog A t Dapdy Clart Put*ah.(Piaaaa puMWi to The Pubtoh: Jam ary IS 23.2002 * 1» Bl TH E ORCUTT COURT O F T M ttT H JU O IC U L ORCUTT, m AND FOR I COUNTY, C A M NO: 01-CA-1703-T4L BANKERS TR U S T COMPANY OF CADFORFRA N A , NO T IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS TR U S TEE OR ITS PERM ITTED SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS. ON BEHALF OF VENDEE M ORTGAGE TR U S T i abb-3 p l a in t if f VS. ROBERT A HOFFMAN IF UVP4G, AND IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPO USE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CR ED ITOR S. TR U S TEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES C U M N G AN m TER ES T BY. THR O UGH. UNOER OR AGAINST ROBERT A. HOFFMAN; SH ELA R HOFFMAN IF UVtoKX AND IF DEAD, TH E UNKNOWN SPO USE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. O R AN TEES, ASSIGNEES. U EN O R S, CR ED ITOR S. TR U STEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES C U M N G AN W TER EST BY. THR O UGH. UNDER OR AGAINST SHEILA R HOFFMAN; E TA L DEFENOANT(S) NOTICS OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purmam to ■ Summary Final Judgment d Forectoaure dated January 4. 2002 antorad In C M Caaa No. O tCA-1709-14L d Pa Clrcud Court d toa 1STH JudcW Cvcut to and lor SEM INOLE Counly. Sanford. Florida. I wd eel to toa Ngheet and bad btonar tor cadi d toa W ad ba d door al Lie SEMINOLE Counly Cowtoouee tacalad a 310 N. Part Avanua n Sartord, Florida, a 1100 a m. on toa S dm d February. 2002 ear torth to ta d Summary Final LO T SO. HOLLOWBROOK PHASE i . ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PUT BOOK 33. PAGES S TH R O UGH 7. IN TH E PUBLIC RECOROS O F SEMINOLE CO UN ­ TY. FLORIDA. Dated toa 7 day d January. 2002. (CIR CUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE WORSE Clart d toa Cireut Com By. Mary Strnpa Deputy Clart Pubtoh to: TH E SEMINOLE HERALD THE U W OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STER N. P A ., ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S Unrvararty Drtva Suae 500 Ptomanon. FL 33324 (994)233 3000 OI-7183KOEHB) m ACCORDANCE W ITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraone arth itoahddaa needinn • iM ca i K xxxm o dttan ihotid contact CO UR T ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouee a 407-333-4227, 1-300945-3771 (TD D ) or 1 8039993770. via Ftortda Relay Samoa. Pubian January 18.23 2002 11113 m THB CIRCUIT COURT, m ANO FOR S U d H O U COUNTY Caaa N a 01-CA-141914-L Hu y a Intjn uuu H N b. Wednesday. January 23.2002 P a g e S B Tbanafip 22 Seuto, Range 32 EaeL Senwida Coinry. Ftartdi Sdgacno read itgpta d aay over toa North and Ead 33 tad toarad. AAda Lot I I . O art d THB O T C U T Co m D nufy Clark FRANK C. WHKJMAAL ESQUIRE. P. O. BOX 4343 Santard, FL 32772-4348 PubiWi: January 13 2 3 2002 «117 The North 1/2 d toa SW 1/4 d tha NE 1/4 d toa NW 1/4 d Section S, _________________ P A 17737 U S . 13 North. SoM 500 Ctaanvatar, FL X7S4 (727)333-3300 PUbBdcJanuary 16.2 3 2002 it14 M THB CM CUTT COURT OF THB ITONTBENTH JU 0 C U L CMCUTT M AN O PO R ic o u r n . COUNTY, C A M M L M C A -T t n T4 L NAT10N3SANC MORTOAOE CORPORATION PROBATIOIVTBION C A M NO j 31-1J17-CP M RE: ESTATE OF W ARRENR McCLUNQ, KAREN ft SMITH, at ut_. d d . NOT1CI O PSALS NOTICE IS HEREBY O N O * pur auard ta toa Find Judgmard araarad to l a caaa now pandng to aaid C o m toa atyta d wNdi la todtaaiad I Wd Sei To The Hidteel And Bad Bkttar For Caah d Waw Fred Door. SEMINOLE CO UN TY COURTHOUSE. X I Norto Part Avanua. SwdoxL Ftortda 32771, On Tha 7to Day O l February .2002. Tha Foiowing Deecrtied Property Aa Sd Forth to Said Order Or Ftoal JudgmeN. 1b-Wi Lot 104. UNTT FIVE O F MOUNT GREENW OOD. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 40. AT PAOES83 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEkSNOLE COUNTY. FU3ROA. ORDERED AT SEMINOLE COUN­ TY FLORIDA, tola Tto day d j a i w t 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clart. O ra n Court SEMMOLE. Ftartdi By. Mary Sboupe Aa Deputy Clart SPEAR 3 HOFFMAN 708 Sarto Ouue Hkpmay C o rd O id M . Florida 33148 Tataphma (308)333-2299 Pataona wan dtaabNy who need a apadal acoommodalton lb paricl* pirn to H a preeaadtog ahoud con­ tact ADACoonkador d X I N Part Avanua. Side N . Santard. Flortda 32771, d Mad 3va daya prtar ta toa preeaadtog. Tataphona: (407)3234330 EC. 4227) 1 800-335■77KTOO), or I 300-364-377000. via Flortda Relay Sarvlcajia PubtthJanuwy 13 23 2002 an a M TH EO R CU rr CO UR T OF THS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT M AN O P O R I COUNTY, CW ft ACTIO N Caaa Na.: 3T-CA-1375-14-K BAY FINANCIAL SAVINGS BANK, FSB. STEVE WATKINS m l JULIENNE WATKINS, todukig any unknown apoueei d fta above Datandanl. aa crerkKrte. Vanora. and/ or Iruataaa and al oiler paraona Uavvwig by. toraudr. indar or a g a n t rtw above Dalandanu, PRECISION APPROACH. INC., a Ftanta corporaam U K EW O O O AT THE CROSSINGS HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC. a Ftortda (srporctan. UNKNOWN OCCUPANT i l . UNKNOWN OCCUPANT *3 and a* pariaa havtog any rigpL ctatou asa or ■ w in n w r*w prxjpmwf narwi OatandcRt). NOTICE OP ACTIO N TO JULIENNE WATKINS, includ­ ing any ininown apouia d toe VuvHaa anj a l other paracna danv tog by tom udi indar or ageaiat JLAIENNE WATKINS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO toal an action to toractoaa on toa toSoartog real properly and to replevy toa ^■mnapuDurny, r iona* REAL PROPERTY: Lot 24. U K E W O O O AT THE CROSSINGS U M T FIVE, accotdtog to toa plat toarad. aa recardad n Plat Book 3 3 PegM 47 and 43 Pubic Haoonla d Samtoota Canty. Ftortda haa baan Nad aganal you and you are ragUrad to eerve a copy dyour •man deteneee. i any. to a on Edward ft Prichard, PtanMTa altornay, whoaa addraaa la 5909 Gay StrawL Su m 203 Tampa. Ftortda 33809. warm X daya altar toa Ural tie Clart d toa C o m eerier batata aenrtca on Plaatolft attorney or Lecals L ecals and tor SEMMOLB C a n ty Ftorkta •harem FM ST UM ON NATIONAL BANK FM/AFIRST UM ON NATION­ AL B A M O F NORTH CAROUNA, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UMON NATIONAL B A M OF FLORKM, ta tie PtaVdd and JOHN 3 M OORE; SUZANNE R E ID ; SEMMOLE COUNTY; S C M N O U COUNTY C L E M O f THB CM CUTT COURT. TENANT* 1 N/K/A ANNE MARIE M IXER , TENANT i f NAVA CHRISTOPHER MILLER are toa Defendants. 1 wfl aai to toa ht* ad and bad bkfetar tar cash d W EST FRONT DOOR O f THE SEMMOLE CO UN TY CO UR THO USE. SANFORD. FLO R BM d 11.90AM; on toa 7 day d February 2003 toa talmamo daaertbad proparty aa ad todi bl •aid Final Judgment LO T 1. LESS TH E NORTH 200 FE ET THEREOF. SUNSET BEACH. ACCOROINO TO TH B P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK 3 PAOE I t . PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLOROA. AW A 3131 HOLLIDAY A V I. APOP­ KA. FL 32703 WITNESS MY HAND d id toa aad d tots CovT on January • 2002. (SEAL) M aryam Morse C te i d toa Cbota Com By Mary Sboupe Deputy Ctari Echevarria AAaaodalee, P A PO Box 29013 Tbmpa, Ftortda 33323-9011 793062147 "See Americana wdi DlaabMaa A d IT you art a parson adto a atop needs accommoOdton m to parictaata m tota preoeedng you am a id e d d no ood to you. to* toe provtseton d certain assistance. O A T I O F TH B FM ST PUBUCATW N O f TH B Nonci OR TH M TY DAYS AFTER THS OATE O F SER­ VICE O F A COPY O F TH B NOTICE ON THEM . I other eredtora d toa dacaterd a ls needkiga ta •hould contact court ArknmrwJraaon at tataphoria render (407)33S-43X, not talar total amen (7) daya prtor to toa pracaadng « haartog Imparted (TO O ) 1300-398------- or Vtatoe (V )1300384-3770. M T M C B K U IT CO UR T O F TH B TITH Y u * ■ i hivi Ivl •Buaiiliri nv n j atn • - - * - a— in t M iw m triiion ot m m m dW ARREN R. McCLUNQ aaaad F*a tender 01-1317-CP, ta pandtog to toa Cvcut Com tor firaavtaute * x - n y , frttx i n ,i.-M otm inoii u jt, Br wiwd i anlai DMaton. toa adrtaaa d when la P. O . Drawav C . Sanlord. Ftortda 37772. The nemee and ad1i vaval d paraona! rapraaaniaitva'a attomay •re ad torto beta* ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARC NOTIFIED TH A T A l paraona upon whom Via nonce ^ ------- -------* --- a- — I - - ** - - - — n #*nr*a wtxj OC^CDOri* irwl chelanga toa vaitey d toa wiL toa g a M d a a d toa parsonal repra•araadva. venue, or lurtacacacn d toa Court are required to Na took abfKBona to toa court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR TH IRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l creator! ol toa decedent and odiaf parson having ciavna or at 201 N, Pari Avanua. Banted. Florida 32771. tataphona (lumbar (407)665-4227* frttota 2 working days d your receipt d tota docu­ ment I hearing impaired. (TO O) I100-9634771. PutOafrJanuary 13 23 2002 M tt on atom a copy d tola None* ta •anted vrttoVi to rn montoe altar toa data d toa Brat puMcaBon d tota Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THR EE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBUCAT10N OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV1CB O F A COPY OF THIS NONCE ON TH EM A l otow cradtan d toe decadent or C o rn W ITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF TT33 NOTICE. ALL CLAA43 ANO OBJECTIONS N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data d IkH pubaetaton d tola nonce la January 13 2002 ELIZABETH ANN OUtLFORO. 11303 RUTGERS DRIVE. RICHMONO.VA 23233 BRIAN R LOB Attomay tor Person grvng Nobca Flortda Bar #0722590 3074 Waal Laka Mary Blvd S IX Laka Mary. FL 32748 (407)323-6128 Publah January 13. 23. 2002 M TS___________ M 1H S C M C U T COURT OF THB BM M TM RTH JUDICIAL CTRCUIT M A W FOR M M M OLB COUNTY, CTVft ACTION C A M NO.: C1-CA-77Y7 Drvwtcat 14-K CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. va. ERIN L DtfcOCK, at d . DwtandinK*)NOTTCB OP ACTION TO ER M LO BdlCK LAST KNOWN AOORESS: 417 RMgt Drtva Sorted, FL 32773 CURRENT AOORESS: UNKNOWN CAROLYN BUB D3NCK LAST KNOWN AOORESS: 417 Rtdgw Drtva Santard, FL 32773 CURRENT AOORESS: UNKNOWN ANY ANO M X UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNOER. ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED MXV1DUAX D EFEND AN TS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR AUVE. W H E TH E R SAtO UNKNOW N PAR. TIE S MAY CLAIM AN M T t R E S T M THB CIRCUIT COURT OP THB nO HTBXNTH AS SPO USES HEIRS. DEVISEES, ORANTEES, OR OTHER c l a im a n t s M AN O PO R COUNTY, FLORKUL C A M NO.: 0I-1313CP IN RE: ESTATE OF FRANCS S KACAR NOTTCB O F AOMta33 (RATION in* ■omrwMritiori ov m* •uai* of FF1ANCS S. KACAR. dacaaaad. Fla temper 01-13ISCP. ta pandtog Vi toa C.rcuii Court tar Sammola Com ly. Florida, Prebala DMaton. toa addraaa d which ta p. O. Prewar C . Santard. Florida 32772 Tha nemee and adrtaaaaa d toa person* at rapreaaraato'i and toa pareonat reprasaniathra r attomay are eat ALL W TERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIEO TH AT A l persona upon whom tola nones ta served who have obfacbona toal chalinge toa vsAJry d toa ad. toa QjoMcaione d toa perianal rapratantatom. venue, or (urtadeban d toa Co m am required ta Ma toaa obfacBona ta toa court W ITHIN THE U T E R O f TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O F A CORY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l cradtaors d toa decedent and other parson having Pavna or on whom a copy d raa Nobca ta LAST KNOWN AOORESS: UM NOW N CURRENT AOORESS. UNKNOWN ' YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod an acaon to toractoaa a mortgaga on toa b f towing property Vi SEM lN O LECouiy FtorVta: LO TS 14 ANO 13 BLOCK A. FAIRLANE ES TA TE S ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 1ft PAGE I*. PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORKVL are required to verve a copy d your wrltan ddanaaa attorn X doyv dlar toa Ural pubicabon. V any. E Chavarria 4Associates, P A . PtatreVTi attorney whoaa a d d riii ta ■ lit Corporate Lake Drtva. 3rd Ftoor. Tampa. Ftortda 33434, and taa toa ortglnd wtai M a Com a* «< batata service on Ptartda aaomey or Vnmetlitaly adatetaadba tar Via rettat demanded In Via t onipiifln or pnoon. WITNESS my tend and toa a id d tota Court on tota day d JAN 03 2002.2002 (SEAL) Ctark ol Via Court ByRutoKtog Aa Oapuly Ctark Echevarria 4Associates. P A PO . Boa 25018 Tampa. Ftortda X823-501I F01012131 data d toa Irsl pubicabon d tota dated ad ba anlarad aganal you tor toa lakal demanded In toa Canplamt DATED tola day d JAN 07 2002. 2001. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ByRutoKtog Dapdy Ctort Publah January 13 2 3 2002 NIIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THB EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CM CUTT M AN O P O R SEAMNOU COUNTY. FLORIDA C A M NO .: 01-2433 14L UNITED STATES O F AMERICA, by and ffirtuipi toa Secretary d toa DEPARTMENT O F VETERANS AFFAIRS. ROBERT T RIOS and USA G RJOS. Na wda: and UNKNOWN TENANT S/OWNEFtS, NOTICE O F SALE Nome la hereby given toaL purauanl to toa Order or Final Judgement anlarad to tota cauaa n toa Cvcut Court d Semmoie C a n ty Florida I » d aa* a n proparty artualad In Sammola County. Florida. CYNTHIA LEON N O TIC f OF S A U NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN toal punuani lo Ftoal Judgment ol Foredoaw a araarad to toa caaa d ROY S. THORBOURNE. PlatoUf. va CYNTHIA LEON. DelendanL to tha Ckcm Com . In and tar Sameioia County. Florida. Caaa No. 01-CA181314-L. toa undaraviad Clart nd aai a pubic tan to toa Ngheel and beat batter lot caah al Weal kora door d toa S e rm le County Courthouee, 301 N Part Avanua. Sanford. Samnola Canty. Fiona*, at toa hour d I I 00 am. on toa 31 day d January 2002. tu t certain real property arluala and bang to Sameioia Canty. Florid*, deecrbad Le c eca ls LO T 23 BLOCK B. STERLING PARK UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 18. PAGES 92 ANO 93 O F TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COON TV. FLORIOA 343 SweAcrw Drtva, Caeaetoeny FL, 32707 at pubic lata, to toa Ngheal and beat batter, tor caah. al tie weal kora door d the Samnola County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida, al I I 00 AM on February 5. 2002 Deled MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK O F THE COURT By Mary Straupe Deputy Ctark In accordance wah Via Americana wan Ditabdtee Act. paraona win Court W ITHIN TH E U T E R OF TH R EE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCA T10N O F T H S NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l other creditors d toa decedent and parsons having claims or demands against Ihe dacadanfa Court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS not so f il e d w il l b e fo r ev er BARRED Tha data d Brat pupecaaon d ton nobca n January 13 2002 JUDITH J KACAR 129 WEATHERBURN DRIVE ROSWELL OA 30076 BRIAN R. LOE Aaomey tor Parsonal Representative Ftortda Bar 10722930 3074 WaM Laka Mary Btel «I3 6 Laka Mary. FL 32743 (407)323-4123 Publah January 13 23 2002 11112 THB CM CUTT COURT O P TH B EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CMCUTT M AN O PO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA O V 3 ACTION C A S I NO ae-1240-CA DIVISION 134t FIR ST UNION NATIONAL b a n k F/K/A FIR ST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIR3T UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA, JOHN A MOORE, l t d NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ suant lo a Final Judgment ol Mortgaga Forectoaure dated August 27. 2001 and antared m Caaa NO 9 4 12to-CA d toa Grata Court d toe EIGHTEENTH Judoal Grata In to partdpata to tola preoaadng. you are antatad at no cod to you. tar toa provtaaton ot cartato eaaiaiance. Ptaasa contact Com AvVnmtatreaon •I 201 N Park Avanua, Stated, Flortda 32771, tataphona number (407)335-4227. wtthm 2 working day* d your racatpl d tola documart. M tearing vrpwrad. (TOO) 1(00433-3771. Publah January 13 23 2002 BTTB___________________________ M THB CM CUTT COURT FOR SUdN O LB COUNTY, FLORIOA P R O BA TI DWM40N FUa No.: 01-1272-CF IN RE ESTATE OF RICHARD HAMILTON SHURMER NOTTC* OF AOMBW TTU nO N Tha admanetration d toe aviate d Richard Hamilton Shmnar. dacaaaad. Fla Number 0I-1272 CP. ta panting m toa G ra d Com tor Sammola Counly. Florida, Probata DMaian. toa addeee d wtveh la Clark d toa Ckota Court. Pod Odea Drawer C . Santard, Florida 327711292. Tha names and addresses d ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A t paraona on whom toaa noace ta challenge toa vlfcMy d toa wd. toa qusMcabone d toa personal ivore•antaffire. venue, ot pratacaun d tore Court are reqorad to Na toaw obracbona with tors Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH S NOTICE ON THEM A l creators d toa decedent and olhar persona having claims or data ot toa krai puptk-ahnn ot tore nobca must Ma tow ctome wdi tore Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE Court WTTHM TH R EE M ONTHS AFTER THB O A T I O f TH E FIRST PUBUCAnON O f T H S NOT1CB. ALL CLAM *. DEMANDS ANO O BJECTIO NS N O T SO FEED W 3L BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data d toa M pubicdtan d tola Notes ta Jaruary 13 2002 MARY JANS SHURMER 943 Wedgawood Ortve Winter Springs. FL 32706 tor M ATTHEW J. AHEAflN. E S Q Ida Bar No. 0121734 DEAN. MEAD. EGERTON. BLOOO W O R TH CAPOUANO 5 BOZARTH PA P O . Baa 2343 Ortando. Ftortda 32M2-2348 Tbtaphana (407)M M 200 Fas (407)423-1X1 PiM ahJanitaiy 13 * 3 2002 HOB 34THBCMCUTTCOURT OFTHB■ TUB I T B I l O f P10M DA. M AN O PO R BBMMOLB COUNTY C IV * D W d O k Caaa Ma. V1-CA-T43-14-L ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. P C , GARY P. SEOflCTARK>. JANE 0 0 * SEGRBTARtO. TH E UNKNOWN WIFE OP GARY P. SEGRETAM O: BARBARA X BEGRETARXX JOHN 0 0 * THB UM QIOW N HU3BAN0 O f BARBARA X SEORSTARO; I M ng, M CLUOM G ANY UMLNOWN SPOUSE Of SAIO DEFENOANT(S), IF REMARRNEO. ANO If DECEASED. THE R ESPECTIVE UNKNOWN hdre. dwtaaaa, grantaaa. ASSIGNEES. C R E D ITO R * LIENORS, ANO TR U S TE E * AND ALL OTHER PBRBON 8 C l a im in g BY. TH R O U Q K UNDER OR AGAM ST TH E NAMEd O E F E K M N TIS ); JO H N DOE. THE UNKNOWN TEN AN T. JAN E DOE THB UbKNOWN TENANT. (a ). Nobca (a hereby given toot pur­ suant to a Final Summary Xadgmart d Forectoaure entered Vi toa aboretailed cauaa. In toa Cbota C o a l d Somtndto C o rV y Ftortda. I a d sal ikra. ■.v... 1,1 iym w ,Ma.*va/3tat L as ft awLvar^re Ini ■propw wiuili in mtaiiHM V Com fy Ftortda, daaettoad aa: LO T 37. TUSKABAY PHASE 3 ACCOROINO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED i t PLAT BOOK 33 PAGE 81. O f TH E FUBU C RECOROS O f SEM M OLE COUNTY, FLOROA. ArK/A 4334 Courtend Loop. W lrte Springs. FL 32703 d pudto aata. ta toa hKpiad and bad bkttar. tor Cteh. AT TH E W EST FRONT DOOR SEMMOLE COUN­ TY CO UR THO USE. SANFORD, FLORIDA. Ftortda. d I I 00 A M . on toa Tto day d February 2002. Ctark d CIRCUIT Court BY Mary Stroma Dapdy Ctark Law Offices d Darnel C. Coneuegra •301 North Arvnarva Awsnua Tim pa FL 33304-1041 tanmaya fcr Ptavad Pubadk Jd k a ry 13 2 3 lOOf 1103 M TMS CM CUTT COURT FOR I COUNTY, F la Na. t i-l : Bt RE: ESTATE O F HELEN LOUISE M KHAEL DOUGLAS* NOTICS O f AP3MBSTRATION Tha tatadw aalon d toa aetata d HELEN LOUISE MICHAEL DOU­ GLASS. deceit a* Fla teenbre 011333CP, la pandtog Vi toa Ckota Court, tor Samtoota County Ftovtta. Probata Dtvtaton. Via address d whktl to; P. O. Orewar C , S a te d , Tha name and addraaa d toa ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE N O TW ED TH A T A l psnona on whom tota retaca to ctelanga toa vabWy d toa Wta. toa quailhcanona d toa Paraonal Rapraaartabva. venire, ov prtaiBobon d tots Com are ratparadto da totar obyadtora wdi tola Com W ITH­ IN THE LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF H IE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY 0FTH13 NOTICE ON THEM creators d toa decoder! and otfiff pic toot hiving ckMnu or demands aganal dacadanfi aalala on whom a copy d tota ntdea la tela d toe (kta pubttoaaon d n a tetaca mud ffia tote ctavna wdi toll C a rt W ITHIN THE LATER O f THR EE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF TM S NOTICE OR THWTTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM I other creates d too decadent Court W ITHIN THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO FILED W 3L BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data d toa hel Pubkcaaon d tota noaca ta January ( 8. 2002. Ptnonai RepreMnUBv* 224 Blytodtaa Road Parryvda. MO 21903 tar Kanrath M Beane. Eaq Ftortda Bar No. 117307 170 North Ortando Avanua. 1094-A Midland, FL 32751 407429-1361 PtMahJanuary 13 23. 2002 ■107 NOTICE WHEN: Fab 3 1092 1000 AM WHERE: 1919 W 1st St. Sanlord VEHICLES 1 ) 86 Ford Ranger IIFTBR10C2FUA66138 21 93 Porettc Grand Am ilG2NEM 39PM 3M 741 Putteh: Jwuary 23. 2002 1133 V E H K L I AUCTION 1.51 Mae. S4A3CS34TOME107522 Auction to ba hold 02-044)2 O 10AM B 1240 9. C R . 427. Piiiiah Jararery 23 2092 am 1 �Ligals Leg C a ll 322-2611 S a m ln o la H a ra ld C la s s ifie d D e p t. au Page 6B 11— H o m i H ea lth 71—H u e Wanted mmmmamm ms ■mm,. htmi C are Wednesday, January 23.2002 iw ssrarciB rH S T C T r w o M O fT M . p l u s o c p o s t t <07-325-11*7__________ . N opea 407- >,*wi■lUahiin f* ■■■ M w n g rW Ml I tnaerted In The 103—H ousesUnfurnxshed 23— L o s t f t F o u n d ONLY 4.5# PER COPY!!!! Lecals 27— N ursery ft Child Care Fierce iu i Norto 13725 Met along toe H M ana of M i Lot 2, to toe U K Lot» H L 54,81 Net to Fw p o rt of beginning DATED Fw « day of January 2002, (SEAL) MAOTANNE MORSE Promote Ylaur BuWnaaal Then C a l Ue About FTyere W# Will Print ft Dallvar For You To Our ftMdara For Only W CopyU cler k op c o u r t By- M a ryS rto * Deputy Clart 33—Weight Management Wa havo a Way Yt/u Can Cut T M Coat In Haiti THE SEMMOLE HERALD 2320 S. Oriando Drin Sanford, Florida 32773 (407)323-8787 A D V ER TISIN G D EP T 407-322-2011 55— B u s in e s s O rro R T U N m E S $30.00 011 NOTICE a HEREBY (W E N , Fwt SAUL a CO AS CUSTODIAN (AJAX) a PLYMOUTH FINANCIAL COMPA­ NY M C , f a M K a K t a taaortig Vffices CoasttoCotsf Since 1954 Vmmon,. Th* cfWott number(t1) ard y « r (t ) ol ftauset, N S ieiip- jv M U v n 'f ig a a a a a g QUART PS 41 P0 9 M ** "™ cn 1 "** ,M M M d »* Edited b y Tim othy E . P arker TR A CT C DESC AS BED NW COR L O T I FOREST SLOPES RUN S TO SVV COR LOT I W M FT N TO A PT W O f BEQ E TO BED JENNIFER ESTATES PS 2I POS 44 TO 4S W om wlon. caf kto-free 1-877-FTC K L P , (Aput4cawv4oemeaaagelom Th a Samlnola Harald and tha Fadaraf Trada Commleeion) 61— M oney to L end Fra wad ta * door. Samtooti County Courtoouee. Sanford, Florida on Monday, Febnwry 11. 2001. af 1100am Attention Reads rail tr« Hagai Mr comparuaa doing buainaae by phone to promiee you a loan and aak you to pay tar M b a to n thay doFve t. For mora totormehon, cal tot-free 1-8 7 7 F TC fC LR ( A pUHc larvtaa maaaaga ta n Th a Seminote Harald and lha Fadaral Trada Commleeion) 71— H guaranlaad InMnenent. mad* pay40*4 to N Ciert of to* Can * elp P TTTaadiar Education Program to studanta Matbng toe Zoo. W ort m* i ananaN. Ftat/N deytM -F, 200 a m - M X ) p m Teechmg Exp. praf. but wd Iran, tSSOhr. C a l 407-323-4450 or oompMa an appfcaSon at C tara l Ftartda ZodogtoM P a k 3758 N. Hwy O s c a r w in ­ ner 2 3 “____ h a v e Wanted Co* |of f i i Om n I NOTICE a HEREBY (W E N . Fral FUNS TR USTEE/CUSTOOIAN 8 PLYMOUTH SPV 1 INC . toe homer of toe toao.tog rm tarataU) haa Had •aid coitocaNa) tor a laa deed to be F T O F E to F T O F LO T 18 FROSTS AOO NO 2 TO ALTAMONTE PS 1 PO 13 to r Data] on 12/27,2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Oapufy Ciert PubMh January 1 .18. 23. 30. 2002 11041 Node, of AppMcaffon lor f n Dh I NOTICE IS HEREBY (W E N . ra t FUNB TRUSTEE/CUSTOOIAN * PLYMOUTH SPV 1 INC . toe holder of toe toatwng cerbhcatete) haa Med *4*1 oanaicatai) tor a tea deed to bo leeued toereon The caruhcaie ru n bad*) and yeer(e) of w a n c a . me ACROSS 1 C lo g 6 It's o u t of fo cu s 1 0 P ra ctic e with a p a lo o k a 1 4 M issou ri tributary 1 5 -G o o d b y e , C o lu m b u s * a u th o r 1 6 Scintilla 1 7 P io n e e r T V _ personality “ *AnH 1a 16 ''A n d laaH le a d ■ ua n o t ____ ..." 1 9 A u c tio n units 2 0 “ S o n g of the Training provided. 3085X4271. 1-800-1 2 5 M a d rid M rs. 2 6 S o u n d at the d o o r 2 7 If s little w h e n w hite 2 5 N o te d w in e PrtHBwR C B S Temporary poaibon avertable. Excallant Oorm tatax poaetrta FufTlm e 407215-7012 A TTE tm O M W ort From Homo Earn 1500-JtSOG mo F T tZOOOASOOQAno F T (888) >838700 3 0 K th ro u g h 12 cal»u ! tor a tea deed to be eaued toereon Tha cartacaaa menbede) and year(i) ol M a n e ., in* daacrtpaon of to* property, and toe nama<i) ■Aara aa toaom CERTIFICATE HO: III* YEAR OF ISSUANCE: tto t PARCEL 104 32-20-30-501 -0OCXF 0750 Oeecnpoon of Property LEO LOT 75 LONGOALE PS 13 PQ U Namee n ah*n a lie n e d JANET T MOORE. JAMES T TACKETT 95—Roommate Wanted D RIVER TR A IN E E S NEEDE01 Beitway naoda tractor barter driver* NOW1 No aipenenca neceeiaryt 1700* par weak earning potential No COL? No prsbioml COL training evalabM Cal Nowf T o ilet 877-2143824 S f«re48R 2B A home. Sanlord area. Living room ./fireplace. W aihei/dryer S37S/mo. 1250 leeway. uhbtiei included. 407-3751 IIS 3 2 M o s t college fre s h m a n 3 4 P alestinian le a d e r 3 6 Lik e s o m e c a n n e d tuna 3 5 P a rt of som e fina nce . d e a ls 41 S p o u t rhetoric 4 2 M ake p ossible 4 5 W re n 's tale AS payment* anal be caah or guaranteed mitrumeni made puyabie to toe Ctort of toe Cecul Court. Dated on 12/27/2001 UARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIR CUIT CO UR T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Ctort Putaan January 8. 18 23. 30. 2002 II04S lor Tex Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY (W E N toil FUNB TRUSTEE/CUSTOOIAN D O FP D IR ECT LIEN FU N O rtO C O LLC toe holder of toe totortng centocata*) hex toed aald certtocetolil lor a tea deed to be leaued toereon. The certificate r*jmber(a) and yeartt! ot aauance. toe ttoaenpkon of toe prop­ erty. vrd toe neme(t| In whtefi * • « a*ae*aed teare aa toSoa* CER TIFICATE NO: J* M YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 18SS PARCEL 10a 23-21-2S-5154XXJO- guaranteed metrumenl. made payable to toe Ctort of toe Circuit Court Dated on 12/27/2001. UARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Ctort Pubtah January 9. 18.23, 30. 2002 8038 for Tea Deed NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, toil FUNB TR USTEE/CUSTOOIAN S PLYMOUTH SPV 1 INC . toe holder d toe ioaowng certtocetei*) haa Ned •ed ceiichcate(*1 lor e lex deed to be guaranteed Inatrument, made payable to toe Ctort ot toe Caccrt Court. Deled on 12/77,2001 MARYANNS MORSE CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy O ld Pubftrt. January 9. 16. 23. 30. 2002 1)033 Orlando Sanford Intematlonai A irport 2 poatnona available Salary 523K528K DOQ Muat be H SQ or GEO equrv. Muat poeaeu Min Kandard cart of txmplance by toe Mate of F L fire atandarda S tranng. M art the elate ol FL EM T cart; Valid FL (deal ’O ') dnvera to S obtain tot *E' endoriament w/m 30 day* of amploymant. Application! being accepted untrt 1/31.02 Sanford Airport Authority I Red Cleveland Btvd. Suite *200 Santofd. FL32773 Contact Diene Crew* at 407-585-4010 FLOORING IN STALLER S Hardwood and Lemmata Flooring Apprenbcea needed immediately lor eilablithed. expanding. company Great advancement opportunity Call Jack at 407- 3218332 S i /“a tM u R have veto rttrera kanaeand pa n beck grated check. 66 100 sm a ck e rs 6 5 H e rs h ls e ro f 5 9 “ A Letter for ____ * (1 9 4 5 ) 6 0 Pet nam e? 6 4 D re n c h , a s flax o r h o m p 6 5 B a la a m 's beast P R E V IO U S P U Z Z L E A N S W E R * _s J2 i _l j E J ! a _e _ l a j m j _* .a jJ l j j l ; .a j . ! ■ nil El al tI sM V I bI si ° *00* Unrvwmai Pro** Synr —w c o m 11 • 33 ” marammm'. da .Truck Driver i Institute 800-554-7364 SitCOm neighbor feature > 4 6 O n e after a no th e r? 4 7 Tra n q u il 4 9 S c a n a gain 5 3 F o ru m fashions • LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS 15 Day COL Training D iy 6 W n kin o C liu s t Finsnclal Assistants Carritra Hiring On Sits 9 Classic TV K in g s , e .g . 4 3 B a r d e g re e 4 4 Le vel ends? 4 6 E le g a n t 10 Sanford: 2SR apt. eac. area, cable TV. Seeking one mature liable peraoa ItlO W k or 542STno * 5250 *ec dep 407-331-3738. • • • • 8 G iv in g t o n g u e to 3 7 S ig h t from th e B la ck Sea 3 9 H o rro r 1 1■ r■ L 97—A partments Furnished Firefighter/Ortver/EMT 7 Solitary 1 0 G ra in stora g e locale 11 R ich w o m a n ’s pooch, stereotype calty 1 2 A p t rh y m e fo r g a in 1 3 D e rm a ­ tological cases 21 Q u e e n of so u l 2 2 E x tra ­ c o s t Item 2 3 K in d ot testing 2 4 Skiff tool 2 9 B re w in g 3 1 “W h ite Nights* star G re g o ry 3 3 L e g e n d a ry qu a rte rb a ck 35 O ka a body In N e w to n s first law HUMBLE BEGINNINGS” By Elizabeth c. G onkl BURKETT LTD toe a n t Irani door, Semncie County Coutoouae. Santoni Florida, on Monday. February It. 2002. a! 1100am Payment ot Sate toe. appkcabto documentary atarrp taaea and teconkng toe* are requred to be Beau 4 5 S ta te s u n d e r S ta lin (A b b r.) 5 0 " ____ c o m e b a c k now , h e a r? 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BAD CREDfT 8ANFORO 407*321-6163 (34 HNAt E«p4noO u �Sanford Lakeside Lion’s Club at Flea World Dates 1 20-02 - 1- 2 7 -0 2 2 2-02 - 2 -9 -0 2 2 -1 7 -0 2 SATURDAY Warm-ups start at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. 2 -2 4 -0 2 Regular games start at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. 3 -2 4 -0 2 3- 31-02 4- 6 -0 2 All proceeds go back into our community. 4- 1 3 - 0 2 4- 2 1 - 0 2 4- 28-02 5- 4-02 5-11-02 5-12 -02 5- 2 6 -0 2 6- 1-02 6- 8-02 6-16-02 6-23 -02 'MUnk'tym (falmUn �Sanford Lakeside Lion’s Club Meets THE FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY EVENING OF THE MONTH AT 6:30 p.m . AT LOGAN’S STEAKHOUSE RESTAURANT ON HIGHWAY 46 & 1-4. (SEMINOLE TOWN CENTER AREA) Some Of Our Annual Projects Are: HOST A FISHING TOURNAMENT FOR THE BLIND. THE PARTICIPANTS ARE TAKEN OUT ON A BOAT TO FISH. WHEN THEY ARRIVE BACK ON SHORE, A PICNIC LUNCH AWAITS THEM. THERE’S THEN A FISH WEIGHIN WITH TROPHIES FOR ALL. THE EUGENE GREGORY HUMANITARIAN AWARD IN MEMORIAL OF THE LATE DEPUTY EUGENE GREGORY. THIS AWARD IS GIVEN TO AN OUT STANDING SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE EMPLOYEE. BUY SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR OUR EIGHT AREA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS. HOST PRE-K PARTIES AT CHRISTMAS WITH TOYS AND GOODIES FOR ALL. PROVIDE EYE EXAMS AND EYE GLASSES WHEN NEEDED. DONATE FOOD BASKETS MONTHLY. Sound Like Fun...It Is! If you’re looking for a way to make a difference in our community, come join us at a meeting to see if you would like to be a part of: SANFORD LAKESIDE LION’S CLUB Our [•'undint! Comes From Our Annual Spaghetti Dinner & Bingo In September and from Charity Bingo at Flea World. � 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, January 23, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 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>, January 23, 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/5c44d72cf30afe7444d447fb7172de47.pdf 9de35c81704fe777f330935ac8e60c80 PDF Text Text WEEKEND JANUARY 27, 2 0 0 2 Boater captured M Seminole County Sheriff's Office deputies captured James Albert Smith 40, at 25th Street and US. Highway 17/92 late Friday afternoon at the HrraJd was going to press. On Monday, Jan. 21, Smith waa out on Lake Monroe and the S t Johns River, threaten­ ing siddde. He was in a 17foot boat that had a 90 horaepower engine, and at least nine times tried to ram vari­ ous law enforcement officers' boats. He would approach at high speeds in the dangerous fog that was present that early morning. He would later pul his boat in on shore west of Sanford and flee on foot Smith is wanted for Aggravated Assault on a Law Enforcement Officer and for Violation o f Probation (an eco­ nomics crimes for which he was sentenced earlier regard­ ing forgery and Illegal credit card use). mu Mn am Olympics bound Bryant Garrett to counting on his exp orts*, his experien cean d his years of train­ ing to pay off In Salt Lake City. Ha's not going tor gold, >y - Im ] * ►but th*____ Olympic who are w ool reach the medal piattorm without Ns help. •1C Police investigate murdereuidde case The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is investigating a nmrdewufcide that was reported late Wednesday night It occurred at 237 Summerwood Traii in the unincorporated Maitland area of Seminole County. Just after 11 p m , a family member found Steven Mark Miller, 47, and his wife, Brenda Kay Millet 53, dead in the garage of their home. They had both apparently died of a gunshot wound, but the Medical Examiner's Office will determine the official cause of death According to the investiga­ tor; it appears Steven shot Brenda and then shot himself. It appears they were both will­ ing participants in the event According to the investigate*; they both took part in writing a note, which detailed why they derided to end their lives. The investigation is continuing. Seminole Smile T S h e Ooskwwi • loot TXe Sm m s e m in o l e H e r a l d Sanford, Florida Hared S H A b o a rd SANFORD — The chairman of the Sanford Housing Authority boerd of direc­ tors robmitted a notice < In a Jan. 17 letter to Mayor Brady irm _ aid, Joe Dnris said his rericnation wm b effective following the Jan. 31 board toff“It's time to move on." Davis said in m interview. "1 think we made program. We've ayiff an e w i itfiam illsm fo ML. n t , IM m Dnria recently pamedthe FIoeida bar and said he wants to commit mote time to his growing law practice, rew ril ■■ his duties as Commission; passes trails protection ordinance Staff Writer After making huge strides forward, ^ Davis says it’s time to m ove bn of "Look, I work in black radio and along with that conies a responsibility to do w hat's right for the black community," D rvlssaid "I took this position as part and parcel of what I do on the radio. I made the commitment We've hired a director, made "Now it's time to concentrate an me," Devis added. "I'll be 43 in ApriL I don't think it's selfish to concentrate on my broad­ casting job, to expand my law practice and to improve my fishing prowess." Deputy G tv Manager Roger Dixon, who recruited Davis for the position, said he was pleased with Davis' tenure as chairman. "He's done a good fob at the Housing Authority," Dixon said. "In volunteering, Joe came away from what he normally does. He's not an expert in housing, but in a short Ferguson, ths D uchess ol 'forte, mectea X . Thurectey dur­ ing her promo•onaltourln > «- j j - rCnCM. x n SANFORD— Ascountyoffidais w renpedupthedetaibofa of a tra — ii ■ protection ■• ».■- ■ ordinance, » — net / Commisaioner Grant Maloy and several citizens were eager to review another imua facing the county's tra ii system. Commissioners voted unani­ mously for the new ordinance that was originally s ite d to be heard in late October; Over the last four months, information gathered through extensive r v o y a lit y Sanford 90 stops in 90 NCAA b aseb all , lo o k s a t | co m in g toj S an fo rd I s EdHor Dsbtes Bowln, left, and Wm Bridges writ In In s Thurectey to have M r books signed bytheD ucheasci Vtortc H undreds attend Eergie*s book signing Managing Edttor cvwy day royalty comes to On Thursday, however, one of the most well-known figures of British nobility visited Sanford’s Books-AMillion to meet a few hundred of her loyal fans. Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, stopped by the Sanford store as part of a Central Florida promotional tour for Wright Witchers. Taking a break from one of the organic tion's Super Meetings in Orlando, the duchess spent two hours signing copies of her new b o o k ," Energy Breakthrough." S ee D uchess, Pag* 7A See T talls, Page 6A . See D avis, Psge 6A By Dan Ping m e e tin g s h e lp e d b a la n ce th e uitwLjti of all trail u m groups to tha ordinance, said county engineer Jerry McCollum. According to county staff, no other county in the state has a tr a ii protection ordinance. After tha In-depth meetings with groups, much of the con­ troversy surrounding the new ordinance disappeared. At the O ct 23 board meeting, almost a dozen people filled out forms to speak against the ordinance, but Tuesday only one individual requested to speak and he was in favor of the proposed tr a ii regulation. The ordinance requires any resident or business to apply for a permit of permanent trail access. Anyone with access before O c t 1, 2001 will be grandfathered in, McCollum said. The county engineer; plan­ ning and development depart­ ment director and leisure ser­ vices department director will consider permit applications and make comments with the county engineer making the final decision. Commissioner Randy Morris congratulated McCollum for considering the "diverse inter­ ests" of all in the ordinance, but was wary of the county engi­ neer's ultimate control over per­ mit decisions. He required, with the approval of the trails ordi­ nance, to have McCollum sub-1* executive director, the board has: • Paid all vendors with past due bills. • Prepared and adopted new policy guidelines required by HUD. • Decreased the vacancy rate to 3 percent from 32 percent • Established a regular schedule for pest control and lawncare service. • Re-opened the waiting list for units. SANFORD — Competitive collegiate baseball may visit Sanford In 2003 If the city is suc-I cessful in landing a tournament bid from the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Officials at the city's — u — recreation department Our chancre on Monday are favorable. will ask the We have the Sanford G ly perfect facili­ Commission ty to host this to approve a tournament letter of at intent with ------- » the Sunshine UM JWM State 8amort RseraaSon Conference Otpwtnanl tobegin Superintendent negotiations to host the 2003 NCAA Division U Baseball Tournament "We're asking the City Commission to allow us to sign a letter of intent so we can go ahead ■. snd begin talking to tournament officials," said lisa Jones, super­ intendent of the recreation department ’ The letter of intent does not lock the dty into hosting the tour­ nament Jones said, but is a start­ ing point to determine how to lan for the event, how much to udget and what services must be provided. ' "With any large tournament like this, there are many issues to work o u t from souvenirs to sta­ dium usage," Jones said. If successful in its bid, Sanford would host the tournament May 15 to May 18,2003. "It works out good for us because we can trawl to the dty that hosts the tournament this year and leam how their opera- E Sarah Ferguson, ths Duchess of York, hands a book back to Patsy Bouzianis of Sanford. Tha duchess was In Sanford Thursday to sign copies of her new book. •Energy Breafohrough.* ffonttads of peopfa gathered at Sanford's Books-A-Mdton to meet a member of England’s royal tamf- V- S ec B aseball, Page 6A Sheriff's Office once again puts motorcycle patrols on the road By OwWopher Patton Stall Writer Jo a n n a G o ld * - M id w a y Elementary fifrh-groder Index Buiineu ..................................... TA O o u W w d .......................... 3S-7B Crooword ............................3 A Dear Abby .............................. 2 A ............................. 4 M B W*S*ri*............................. .1 C # C Obtfuori** ..............................3 A O pinion.....................................4 A Polk* l o g .................................2A Religion............................. 4C-5C Spoil* ................................ || SANFORD — When current Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger took over the position from the ailing Sheriff John Pblk in January 1991, changes were all but expected. In just his first year, the former Gty/County Investigative Bureau leader helped create several signif­ icant programs including the process he labeled the "dvilianization* of the sheriff's office. Eslinger helped assign more deputies to patrolling the streets by removing sworn deputies from non-haz­ ardous d a k jobs and replacing them with lower paid civilians. Seven months after being thrust into the position, the county com­ mission signed off on Esungvr’s $28 million budget, and the sher- new strategic traffic plan to stop * ° ' “5 * w“ embarking on aggressive driving in Seminole another first — four new motorcy- County. The addition is expected r lf * l i n I K M il v rtl l ll l l l a— 1 f I ■ , • 1increase law enforcement visibility on roads that are log jammed with traffic snarls. motorcycle would be donated less Motorcycles’ small size, rapid than a year later by the dty of Lake acceleration and short turning Mary. radius make them invaluable in Due to a “reorganization and heavy traffic areas, said Lt Jerry reengineering" of the sheriff's Riggins, program manager o f the office, the motorcycle squad was motorcycle squad. disbanded only a couple years Law enforcement motorcycles later, Eslinger said. That old idea is are also safer for other drivers. new again, as 2002 marks the When directing traffic for a school return of deputies patrolling the an officer can stash a bike off to tiw streets perched atop Harley side so they will not hinder a dri­ Davidsons. ver's vision. They are some of the It's a new beginning," Eslinger first to respond to traffic accidents said. too, said EXputy George Burfield, The 12 new motorcycle riding a sheriff's office motorcyclist for deputies — two for each district — Districts. fa just a small part of the sheriff's See M otorcycles, Page 6A 1--------------- -------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- H btbM p f u im jw Tommy yw a . j Officers In the Seminole County Sheriffs Office Motorcycle Patrol ride in ttw recent Martin Luther King Jr.. Day parade in Sanford. �• Page 2A Sunday. January 27.2002 THx S em noli Herald S em in o le S um m ary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Fem ale trucker must be told to keep her hands on the wheel O ut & A bo u t Full o f hot air SAT J___ IT Calvary Tem pi* o f Praia* will host M in. Vernon 'P o p p a* Jo n **, an Evening o f M in d * * ,' 6 p m. Saturday, Feb. 2. A rehearsal for all p u t and present Sanford Community Workshop Choir members and friends will be held 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, in the church, located at 2020 McCracken Road in Sanford. For more Information, call 407-325-1541 or 407-302-0113. DEAR ABBY: I work In the office of a trucking company. One of my four co-workers is a married man. Ill call him Tom. The rest of us are females. .................................. A divorced female truck dri­ ver comes into the office and can't keep her hands off Tom. Every chance she gets, she robs h k neck, shoulders or back while he sits there look* ing embarrassed. She abo teifs him dirty jokes. The other women and I think her behavior is inappropriate. D ear When Tom's wife found A b b y out about this g a l she told J him to put a stop to It because it shows a lack of • • • • • respect for their marriage. He has asked me and the other women more than once how to handle this problem. I to ld him I'd write you, since we read you every morning on our breaks. What do you say, Abby? We re awaiting your advice. THE OFFICE GANG SUN • The Sanlando Depression Glass Show will be held through Sunday, Jan. 27, in die Sanford Civic Center. Saturday, the doors open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a jn . to 4 * p m , and admission is $3. Twenty-seven top quality dealers will be participating in the show. DEAR OFFICE GANG: Ibm Is a b ig b o y He MhMMbAs MON advance without oa r help. H ow ever if he lacks the courage to speak o p , he should diacuas the matter w ith the office man sgrr. It's his o r her job to intervene if one o f the employees is being harassed. Ths Fujlfllm sports blimp Boils ovsr Sanford Friday afternoon, much to tha surprise of many motorists. The Wimp was prob­ ably heading toward Daytona Beach for the upcoming Daytona 800 avents. 1 DEAR ABBY: My dad and I are partners in a home-based business. He has repeatedly told me he wants our business to be successful. However, when it's time to put his nose to the grindstone; he makes up one excuse after another and leaves It to me. I love my dad. However; I have wasted a lot of time and money trying to get him to fulfill his responsibilities. Should I give up and work die business on my own? DISENCHANTED DAUGHTER IN CANADA lU tUoeT k e* ve ru t Ira ni DEAR DISENCHANTED: Perhaps your father b finding the business stressful and would like to be bought o u t Have a heart-toheart talk with him and ask him if that's the case. ,vj , t, 1 PS. It b Important that you talk to a lawyer about this "partnership" before you invest more time and money in the business. DEAR ABBY: The tetter in your column about a father explaining "the binds and the bees' to his 7-year-old son brought back the memory of my experience with my 6-yeanold son. I sat him in front of the television to watch a program on human reproduction. After the show, he told me that he understood everything except how the male seed got to the female egg. I said he was too young to know, and I would tell him when he was a teen-ager. He threw up his hands and said by that time, he would have forgotten the Question. After some pleading and a solemn promise not to tell his mother where he’d gotten his informa­ tion, 1 fold him. He stared at the wall for about 20 seconds, turned, looked me straight in the eye, and said, "Dad, that’s the most disgusting thing I've ever heard.' R .W , RAYMOND, N il. DEAR R.W_- Pm sure h b opinion dunged once h b testosterone kicked in. Read on for a story that approaches the subject from a differ­ ent angle: DEAR ABBY: The letters about children learn­ ing the facto of life reminded me of this old story. A country doctor went to deliver a baby. The expectant mother's 5-year-old son was with her and the delivery was imminent The house had no electricity, so the doctor brought out his lantern. He instructed the little fel­ low to hold the lantern while he delivered the baby. After the baby was bom, the doctor spanked it and it began to cry. Turning to the little boy, the doctor asked, "Well, son, what do you think of your baby brother?" "1 lit him again," the boy replied. "He ought not to have climbed up there in the first place." ROWENA IN KANSAS CITY, KAN. O 20U2UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Seminole Deputy James Ingram Jr., •nested Leonard Luces, 32, o f Sanford Thursday fo r grand theft of a motor vehide, driving w ith s etepended Ucenee, Raiding an officer and fraud. Police pulled over Lucas after running the stop sign at the intersection o f King* Road sndGcandby Avenue. A fter gtvtng officers a fake name and birth date, the auspect reportedly fled on foot A Sentoed Police Department K-9 and sheriff’a office helicopter helped catch and another for domestic battery. the euspecL The vehicle owner reported the car waa taken out hia driveway without h b . License Officer M . McBumey arrest­ permission. . * .............. p ed Freddie Mangum, 35, o f Longwood M arijuana Poaaaaaton » ; ............. J TUaridoy for driving with a suspended license and an expired tag. • Winter Springs L CpL Desiree Johnson arrested Elizabeth Mercado, 29, of Winter Springs Wednesday for poweHion o f mari­ Sem inole Deputy Dana Triplett arrested juana. M ercado was stopped after being Tuesday Joseph Plott, 22, and James clocked by police radar to be traveling 30 Galentine, 19, both of Sanford, after another mph bn a 25-m ph zona an S. Mosa Road. deputy pulled over Plod's w ife. Police • Agents of the sheriff* office noticed her d river'* aide window smashed City/County Investigative Bureau conduct­ ed an undercover operation targeting con­ and ■ beaten dog in toe beck seat trolled substances at the Circle K conveAccording to the victim 's testimony to police, Galentine come up to her dog and nienceatare at 320 E sta te Road 434 in Winter Springs. Debbtejadraon, 34, of started it w ith a baseball b a t After a veterinarian, the victim statVWnter Springs was arrested in the store's trying to ed she returned home when Joseph alleged­ parking lot after the agreed to purchase $10 ly punched her window. Plott was charged of marijuana from an undercover agent with domestic battery and Galentine was Jackson is charged with purchasing and charged with causing cruel pain and suffer­ possessing marijuana. ing to pn animaL D ill Burglary • Casselberry Officer Larry Uttrell Sanford Officer Daniel Barbara arrested arrested K ristin Zomow, 31, of Longwood Lorenzo Brundidge, 40, o f Sanford TbesdLay for driving under the influence ana driving for burglary of a structure, resisting an offi­ over a dividing barrier W hile m iking a Ucer and drug paraphernalia. Brundidge tum, Zomow reportedly was driving too reportedly dropped his bicycle and tried to fast and ran over the white barrier markers, elude police by clim bing over several fences which snapped back after being h it at Ronnie Lee Scrap M etal and Salvage on • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested 6th Street The owner o f the salvage yard Daniel Thom pson. 60, of Sanford advised police he wanted to press charges, Wednesday for driving under the influence, and a crack pipe was found in his front reckless driving and not being able to pre­ pocket Brundidge stated to police that he sent current insurance. The subject waa fled because he knew he should have had a light on his bicycle. t the jail revealed a blood akotiot con­ Robbery tent of about 221. W inter Springs O fficer Dale Thrush ■ Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested arrested Beau Irvin, 20, of Winter Springs Tcmeka Canada, 20, of Sanford Wednesday for robbery and grand th eft for driving under the influence, DUI prop­ erty damage, reckless driving, driving with Cocaine Possession a suspended license and driving on the • Sanford Officer Cynthia Uttles arrested wrong side of the road. The suspect refused M ichelle Blackburn, 33, of Sanford Tuesday blood alcohol tests. for possession of cocaine and drug para­ phernalia. Driving w ithout a License • Sanford Officer Frederick Eld ridge Seminole Deputy William Smithey arrested Calvin Copeland, 23, of Sanford for arrested Henry Perdue, 23, of Sanford Tuesday for operating a motor vehicle with­ possession of cocaine with intent to sell or distribute within 1000 feet of a place of wor­ out a license, resisting an officer and the ship and destroying evidence. Copeland attached license plate not assigned to the reportedly noticed the officer approaching vehicle. TWo warrants were also served on him while he sat in his vehicle on Pine Perdue; one failure to appear for stalking Doug F e tz e r Possession o f Liquor Underage Longwood Officer Donald Laik: arrested Nathan M urro, 18, of Longwood Monday for possession of Uquor underage. A juve­ nile was a passenger In a vehicle stopped for speeding. Larceny Sanford Officer Kenneth M cLaddan arrested Lance David Dye, 23, of Winter Springs Monday for larceny over $300 and trespassing on a construction site. A con­ struction employee working on the Wyndham Crest Apartments advised police he observed Dye remove Freon from a building A/C unit. The employee then said Dye placed the bag full of Freon over his head and pass out. Dye stated to police he was just getting high and it was better than doing add. Fraud • Sem inole Deputy Steven Sosa arrested Anthony M cdlock, 19, of Sanford for fraud. Wedlock apparently gave police a false name as they attempted to com plete a tres­ pass warning. • A form er secretary for the Seminole (County) Housing Authority faces more charges relating to identity theft and two charges of obtaining credit and property by fraudulent means. Kema M ullins, 21, of Sanford was currently in the Seminole County Ja il on a violation o f probation charge.Thursday, she was charged with Identity th eft She apparently used the per­ sonal information of ner former employer, the maryjgtT of the housing authority, to order a com puter for herself. She also is accused of using stolen credit cards. In August, she was arrested after two housing authority tenants' money orders were allegedly used by Mullins to pay rent to her landlord. The Seminole H erald hMuktr © Avenue. H e then picked up a sandwich d esr bag full o f suspected crack cocaine and threw the bag underneath the car. The beg landed only five feet aw ay from the officer’* boots who was w alking toward the car to make contact with Copeland. Eklridge wrote in his report that Copeland stated to h im 'O fficer Eldridge, can't you fust give m e a break, you w o tts e e me on the atreets no more, I go to jaii on Feb. 20 anyway. Please, please, please, please, please, let me go.' • Sanford Officer John D ifatts arrested James Nelson, 25, of Sanford Monday for two count* ol restating an officer, possess mg cocaine and marijuana w ith intent to aeii or distribute within 200 feet of a public park. Nelson reportedly pushed an officer away and hit another one on the lower lip to try to escape arreaL Seven sm all stamp bags of m arijuana, a clear bag of crack cocaine and 35 small stamp bags of pow­ dery cocaine were found on Ndson. Dan Ptag U kr "Serving Sem inole County S in ce 190S" Dlaplay MMfSaing Jam Coffman Roma Lavantkr ClasaMad Artvartlsing TadWaJkar Dona Dweich Chna Patton MsrvaHawtona Osan Smith TommyVlncani Lagal Advartiaing Tnjdas Langtord - . •’------- B.H Egan ■l n m X Chary) Smith Badty Tfcbaa* Hovana Dana Wanda KourpankSa R epublic Newspapers, Inc. Sunday, January 27, 2001 • Voi. 9 4 . No. 45 Publishod ovary Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave. Sanford. FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fax (407) 323-9408 PanorScal Pottage Paid at Santord. Florida andadtseonal makingoffteaa. USPS 48)280 Postmaster Send eddret* chenges to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Boa 1887 Santord. FL32772-1667 Subscription Rates 3 Months in Semnote County lit 00 6 Months n Samnoto County *20 00 I Yaar in Samnota County $38 00 1 Year Othar Florida County $42 00 1Yaar Out Ol Stata 152 00 WED Area business leaders are invited to a free lunch lec­ ture about blotenorlam and its effects on th * small bu si­ ness 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, at Heathrow Country Club. Area experts wUl provide information on disaster , preparation In Seminole 7 t County, dps that businesses • 1 ism. Due to limited seating, make reservations to 407321-4500, e x t 5913, by Jon. 25. FRI 'R u m o rs ,' A Neil Simon Comedy, will be held start­ ing Friday, Feb. 1, at Helen Stairs Theatre for the Performing Arts in down­ town Sanford For more information, show times and ticket prices contact the Helen Stain Theatre Box Office 407-3218111. SAT Sem inole County Regional Science, Mathematics and Engineering Fair will be held in the Seminole Towne Center Mall 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9. More than 200 students, from Seminole County will display and discuss their sci­ ence, mathematics and engi­ neering projects. Community members judge the projects with the top 32 prefects being invited to the state fair in April. For more information, please contact Jim Nelson at 407-320-0188. We welcome and encourage your letten and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. ENrin Tyna*. JR Batty B a ra * A student musical recital will be held in the Seminole Community College Fine Arts Concert Hail beginning at noon, Monday, Jan. 28 Admission is free. For more information, call 407328-2040. 2 Writetous: 300N.Frvod)Anas SmM, FL32771 Call ua: (407)322-2011 E-Mail us: UftsrUl: uMiftmM.i Fax us: (407)323-9408 �THtSotmou Hoaio Sunday. January 27. 2002 Page 3A Obituaries LOUISE BLAIR Louis* BUir, 83, of Third S tm t (XinJov died WMnndsy. J«n. 1M 002. Bon in Baton Roup, La., the waa a "ww technician. She « r« a member of fcuuinhead Mbatonary Baptist Church. Survive** indude one am . Freddie Blslf S t, of Rochester, N.Y; one daughter, Lwiie of Oviedo; one tfcrtet WUIie Mee Thomae of ABrntawn, Pa.; and ana h n d »t Lafayette Johnson of Xdlahaatee. Coiden't Atneral Home In c, of Wirier Fade la in charge of arrangements. MARION BOWERS Marion Bowen, 69, cd Eaat Broadway, Oviedo, died Friday, Jan. 18.2G02. Bom In Oviedo, he was a lifekng m tdent He waa a (annee Surrhron indude Na mother. Beetle Am Bow en of DeerfWid; five ton*, Marion Anthony of Sanford, Darrell Bowen of Orlando, Crab Bowen erf D*» Moines Iowa, David Lnrt of Oviedo and DanM Loft of Orlando; Ih m daughters, Sandra Reed of Chicago, 111., Millie Tofoert of Oviedo and This Tofool of CMando; m e data; Laura Morgan of Deerfield; four brothrn. Cart L of CMedo, Peter L of Lob Angries, Call/, Lam Aahe of O im do and Robert Aaha Jt, of Oviedo; 14 grandchildren; and four great n m k M k a t Golden'* Funeral Home In c, of M nbr Park b indulge of arrangements. DOMINIC P. BRUNO Dominic P. Bruno, 86, of West Covington Drive, Deltona, died Thursday, Jan. 17,2X0. in hb residence Bom In Holley, N.Y, he moved to Central Florida from Key W at in 1969. He waa a U S. Navy veteran who served during World War Hand the Korean War. He waa a retired accountant for the U S Navy, where he worked for 30 yean. He waa a member of O tr Lady of the Lake* Catholic Church, the Holy name Society of O rr Lady of the Lake*, B it ! VFW N a 8093 of DeBary and the Dfeitma Organ Chrb, Survivors indude caregiver Carolyn Shaw of Deltona. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Oange City it In charge of arrangements. of the Salvador Army of Sanford. Survivor* indude hb w ife Xtoia Jane Fleeter of Orlando: one daughter; Shelly Ann of Cony. P c; m e brother; Albert Fimtrr of New Xtoric; and two rista*. Violet Alien and Leona Proctor, both of ETHEL R. FOLEY Ethel R. Foiry, 67, of Srrrford. died Vifcdnesday, Jan. 26,2DCQ. In Sanfaed. Bom In Teanedc Township, N J, die moved to Central Florida In 1973. She waa a homemaker. Survive** todude five aona, Robert Foley of BergenAddL N J, George Ftfey of Apache Junction, A riz, John Foiry of winoic9wrr vil, VtUu iii rovy 01 snuugvu, and Michael Foiry of Sanford; four daughter*, Catherine Foiry of O ange CUy, Linda Rdc of Daytona Bead) Shore* Cindy Schulze of Oermortt and Cheryl Setala of Hlghview, W. Va; two brothen, Mickey Sulfivta of Warctonvn, N J, and Jackie SuUvan of CHftori N J ; Bum rio­ ters, Margaret Fortune of New Pod Richey Elizabeth Soisowzki of O lto n . N J. md Kay Caber of Colfax, La; 11 |P“ | Altman-Long FUNERAL HOMES and CREMATION CENTERS - r w U H k M O M fw Cjviml fumWtt—» -StevHM* I (386) 668-8880 or (386) 860-0777 HMT CHURCH Of THE HA2AMMC Hit Santve Am , Sarfcrt, H. Jon Carnm WonNp WtaM^rBHabudf P*«tor lOXam *30 am. ft00 pm 700 pm 700pm * 00 pm ALICE POWER ZLEPKO Alice IXnver Zk-pko, 8 6 of Wtatridge Drive, DeBary, died Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2BQ. in Florida Hospital Fish Memorial Orange Oty. Bom in Yonkers, N.Y, ahe moved to Central Florida in 1971. She retired after 10 years working as a hospital nurse. She was a member o f.S t. Ann'* Catholic Church in DeBary, the Council of Catholic WkuncTi at St. Ann'*, anil Drihwi Shuffle Board, where she served as pad presi­ dent. She was also a volunteer for the Red Cross Blood Bank and Hospice of ViJ umj and Resplte-Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church She enjoyed traveling. ■ Survivors include two sons. Ernest Gajdusek of Crestview and Thomas1 Gajdusek of Chester, N.Y; two daughters, Marilynn Chevalier of Wasllla. Alaska, and Corinne Gajdusek of Seattle. Wash; six grandchildren; and two great grand­ children. Memorial donaHorn may be made to the Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, .WOO Woodbriar Trail, Port Orange. F I, 32119. Baldauff Family Funeral Flame of Orange City b in charge of arrangements. Is y o u r p o r tfo lio §H IP SHAPE? If not, call us for Free Review! CD’s, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Stocks, Asset M anagem ent, Insurance and Annuities... 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Bunyon Young of Dritona and Fred and Eddie J. Young, both o f Sanford; two sisters, Willie Mae Lovett of Sanfotd and Martha Mae Centers* of Queens, N.Y; and 17 grandchildren. Wibon-Ekhrlberger Mortuary Inc, b in charge of arrangements. " P o r t f o lio B e a r in g a”. A rm y veteran w lw anverf ilu iin u tha flit Survivor* Indude hb wife, Mary lYngnc aw scppaoripjaniES Licw y ot roct Knmt, Ky; one atrpdaughteT, Lba Morgan of Lima. Ohio; hb parents. WUUam and Mary Wright of UncutvQfe C om ; one abler, Sharon Cagnon of UncuaviOr, Conn; and four grandchil- CremviOe Ave, DoLin. Texas, 32763. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City b in charge of arrangements. (Mabylanloa Viet Nam W at He waa employed yvtttj Ubo^lAeal N a 31?and X f* */nTO*J*S I I'.l lv M i l III \ ii. < i n i ; rrDKStani lalin. FREDRICK V. HOGAN JR. Fredrick V. Hogan ^ 6L of Camellia Ave. Paisley, died Friday, Jan. 18,2002. in Florida HmpttalDtiLtad. DONALD R.F1RSTER Donald R. Firater, 62, of Needle* Drive, Orlando, died Sunday, Jan. 20, 20Q. Bom in Cony, P a, he moved to Centra Florid* In 19R2J Ffc was-a US. \1.\ V WILLIAM B. WRIGHT William B. Wright, 53, of Hanford Drive, Deltona, died Monday. Jan. 21, 2002, In the pariah of W bt Baton Rough. La. Bom In Pawtuckrt, JU , hr moved to Central Florida from Corauctkut In 1902 He waa a U S Navy veteran, who aerved In the W t Nam War and received numeroua aarvtoe honon and medal*. He waa a Ruck driver with Indian River Ducking Co. He waa a member of tha American Legion, Orange City Boat and enjoyed swimming ta d travcRng. Ha waa of the Cramkow Funeral Home of Smfczd la In charge of arrangement*. OCTIVEM . CONLEY Ortive M. Conley, 91, of Fbdenda Village, Winter Springs, died Saturday, Jan. 19,2002. Bom in Emporia, Va. ahe moved to Central Florida in 1991. She was active in Ihe Winter Springs Senior Center. Survivors include one son. Chfhm L Conley of Longwood, two utadchildren; and five great grandchildren. VVtoodlawn Carry Hand Funeral Home of Longwood Is in charge of s s Bom In Humannville. M o, he retired from the U S Navy In 1986. Survhron Include two fcms. David D. Hogan of Concord, Calif, and Cary D. Hogan of Deltona; one daughter, Teresa M H oganof Deltona; two brother*, John F. Hogan of HumanevlUe, M o, and Richard A. Hogan of Leonard, Kan; and seven grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Oange G ty is In charge of arrangement! I K \l \|{\ h ; ■» \ M r tit 11 t o; ; ; ; i t m Since 1968 2575 S . F ren ch Ave. Sanford \ A u to -O w n ers I n s u r a n c e (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 *0 2 8 5 Life Home C a r Business J L “S t P ut*l x ~ A y A* B a n fie ld Fu n eral Home F a m ily O w n e d & S e rv in g F lo r id a S ince 1989 Seminole County Funeral Ifomea N am e O w ner A H ead q u arters Location Banfield Funeral Home Winter Springs Baldwin-Fairchild Oviedo Greg Banfield, Winter Springs, FL Stewart Enterprise, New Orleans, LA Altamonte Springs Forest City Lake Mary Woodlawn/Carey Hand Longwood Service Corporation International, Houston, TX Family Funeral Care Oviedo Service Corporation International, Houston, TX Brisson Funeral Home Sanford Gramkow Funeral Home Sanford Service Corporation International, Houston, TX Carriage Corporation, Houston, TX B a n fie ld F u n e ra l H o m e G u a r a n t e e d L o w eu t P ricem 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 Pressure Washer Rental s40°° Per Day \ PROPANE TANKS FILLED EVERY DAY While You Wait - 4 0 9 5 f $ 6 •» T Amartcaa^w^vnpanr Sab Ends OWXWtt Proud Supporters of SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 0% Do The M M 200 Savinc kUYour Hardware Meeds Since 1970 O R E S T C IT Y 1122 W. Hwy 436 862*4323 J 6 OVIEDO or ure C e n tra l F lo rid a B lo o d Bank, Inc. Hwy 434 & 4 2 6 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 ONGWOOD SANFORD Hwy 4 3 4 & 4 2 7 207 E. 25th St 3 3 9 -4 8 8 3 J GIVE THE OIFT 321 -0 8 8 5 0 % ] ] SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ASSELBERRY ^ Winter Park D r. K 3 3 9 r7 3 6 5 ilC E HARDWAREAC£ HARDWAREaIC E HARDWARE M XHARD W ARE *SC £ HARDWARE i, �/ 4A Sunday. January 27.2008 T1IE SEMINOLE HERALD O pinion Farewell Stanley Marcus was truly a great American £ -i Stanley M arcus is th e only m an I knew w h o w ould send jj you a letter asking e xactly w hen y o u intended to an sw er v M s last one. H e w ould s m l you a note about som ething o r a d ip p in g, and then a couple o f w eeks later w ould com e a n ote asking w h y you w eren’t , | interes ted enough to let him know you r <i I m H S opinion. T h at, o f cou rse, happened only once. From then on , h is m ail w as th e first I read an d d ie first I answ ered. H e w as quite a guy, th e M arcus o f th e N eim an M arcus d ep artm ent stores. Som eone once w rote i Dm v n that h e w as hard to like but easy to adm ire. n0 9 0 9 9 m 9 V\feU, 1 certain ly adm ired h im — he w as * * * * one o f th e w orld's great m erchants, after all * — b u t I liked him , too. M ore than 2 0 years ag o , h e called o m e and sakl th at his son-in-law , H enry R aym ont, a C rep orter w ith m e a t The New York Times, h ad told him I w as w riting a book retracin g the A m erican travels o f A lexis de Tocqueville in the 1830s. W hen I w a s n ext in D allas, h e said , w ould I h ave lunch w ith h im and his fam ily to talk ® ab ou t that? e I d id , o f cou rse, an d h e grilled m e for a cou p le o f h ours, i' ask in g b etter and m uch tougher questions than m oat o f the jj book critics I encountered in th o se days. H e h ad , it turned „ o u t, som ething im p ortan t in com m on w ith th e au th or o f "D em ocracy in A m erica." They b oth cared about the m id * d ie o f th e country, the A m erica generally ignored in N ew 3 York and Boston, an d later in San F ran d sco an d Lx» * A ngeles. o It w as n o t th at he d id not know the E a st H e had begun [j college a t A m h erst, leaving b ecau se in those d ay s they w ould n ot allow Jew s in clubs o r fraternities. H e m oved on 0 to H arvard , w here he earned b oth an u ndergraduate *' d egree an d an M BA. B ut then it w a s back to Texas and fj w ork in th e store h is father had founded in 1907 w ith his b brother-in-law , A braham Lincoln N eim an "M r. Stanley," as *' h e w as called , m ad e N eim an M arcu s into a national icon of 1 fashion, lu xu ry and ta s te — n ot th e easiest thin g to to d o w ith y o u r m ain stores in D allas an d Fort W orth. r To m y m in d , N eim an M arcus, like the G1 Bill o f Rights, jj public television an d the first n ational distribution of T he " W all Street Jou rn al, w ere am on g th e forces th at sp read the t talen t o f coastal A m erica, attractin g and keeping educated you n g p eop le and d ynam ic enterprise in sm aller cities ) across th eeo u n h y — and m aking the U nited States a bigi ger, b etter an d stron ger nation in every w ay. M arcus retired som etim e in h is late 70s an d then began d oin g w hat I d o , w riting a new spaper colum n, fo r The Dallas Morning News. It w as a colum n I ignored th at earned m e the letter I began w ith here. It w as good stu ff by a w ise m an w ho d id h ave to tight a certain tendency tow ard pom posity. H e died this w eek a t 9 6 , but he w as in good enough sh ap e to give a final interview in his office to M aria H alidas of th e News. H e told her a story that h e had told m e — an d probably anyone else w ho w ould listen — an d I’v e alw ays thought it w as on e of the am azing things I’v e ev er heard. Stanley M arcus w as 36 w hen W orld W ar II began, too f o ld to tig h t But he w as called to W ashington w ithin a f m on th o f Pearl H arb or and given a job by President J Franklin R oosev elt Stop civilians from buying clothes d u rf in g the w a r so that labor and m aterial could be used to -i m ak e uniform s and tents, w hatever w as needed by the Im ilitary. jj A nd h e d id i t H e stopped fashion, convincing m en, for Tinstance, to w ear drooping socks because rubber w as needJ ed fo r w ar. Then he stopped design changes in w om en's gdothing, as he described i t -t "W e settled on certain prohibitions, such as lengths, ■'sleeve fullness, p atch pockets, ensem bles, sw eeps of skirts, I w idths o f belts and depth of h e m s .... The restrictions w e ip u t into effect froze the fashion silhouette. It effectively \prevented an y change of skirt length dow nw ard and it blocked an y extrem e new sleeve o r collar developm ent, . w hich m igh t have encouraged w om en to discard existing cloth es.” ' T h at sto ry ran on C hristm as D ay last year. N ot bad at 96. ■T h e m an lived a life that cou n ted . We should all d o half as w e ll Mayor impressed by recent fire training exercise Tb the ed itor: This past Wednesday, a citi­ zen and I had the opportunity to observe a live fire training exercise by the Sanford Police department during their recent block training schedule. 1 was extremely Impressed by the level o f competence and professionalism displayed by the officers during the exercise. ■ O ur city Is very fortunate to have police and fire depart­ m ents o f Which w e can be proud. 1 w ould urge all citizens to take the opportunity to thank our city 's police and fire ser­ vants for training for events which we hope will never occur. Their dedication and com­ mitment insure that our com­ munity will b e secure and pro­ tected regardless o f the cir­ cumstances. Brady Lesaard M ayor of Sanford C a sh -a d d icte d p olitician ~ Thousands of former Enron story line detailing the ways in employees are now jobless and which Big Money can corrupt penniless, some of them — the system and destroy the lives those edging toward retirement of ordinary people, this is i t You age — with worthless retirement don't need to understand overaccounts and few prospects for , .......................... seas subsidiaries, the future. Those workers were futures trading or betrayed, cheated, Ued to and derivatives to exploited by a group of fat cats understand what who took Inc money and ran. happened at There is only one way to pro­ Enron: The com­ tect the public from this sort of pany and Us executives made scam: Outlaw the scandalous campaign dona­ campaign financing system that tions to 71 Mem­ allows wealthy donors to buy politicians. bers of the U.S. It was through campaign Senate, ensuring Cynthia contributions to both the company had Democrats and Republicans a solid majority Tucker that Enron executives gained of supporters the exemptions from federal » • • • • • • there. It also gave rules and the lax oversight that money to 188 members of allowed them to construct a Congress. massive shell game which later It should come as no surprise, collapsed in the largest bank­ then, that Enron has been able ruptcy in corporate history. to influence not only broad pollHuge campaign contributions i matters, such as energy also allowed Enron’s accounting eregulation, but also smaller firm, Arthur Andersen, to elude ones, such as an exemption from strict scrutiny from regulators. a Depression-era law that For a decade, discussions of should have prevented Enron’s foreign affiliates from shifting campaign finance reform have induced nothing but yawns debt off their books. from voters who saw no connec­ While Enron's largesse led to tion to their everyday lives. It scandal. It was simply playing was a subject beloved only by by the rules all big companies editorial writers, whose treatises use — including Arthur on the issue left readers Andersen. Andersen was among befogged. Even the wave of the big accounting firms that early popularity that accompa­ showered politicians with nied Sen. John McCain in his money to prevent passage of 2000 presidential primary run strong federal regulations was not enough to overcome demanding strict oversight. widespread apathy toward one indeed, two years ago, as of McCain's favorite topics: the chairman of the Securities and corrupting influence of Dig Exchange Commission, Arthur Money. Levitt Jr. was buffeted by a If there were ever a simple whirlwind of lobbying when he S tried to impose tough conflictof-interest rules on accounting firms. "1 have never been sub­ jected to a more intensive and venal lobbying campaign," Levitt said. That campaign included telephone calls from senators who threatened to decrease his agency's fund in; if he kept up his push for tou; rules. But that's not the end o f it: Even as the evidence mounts of shredded documents and dis­ honest financial reports, Congress is reluctant to crack down on the accounting indus­ try because of its ability to gen­ erate campaign contributions. Since 1990, the accounting firms have contributed more than (53 million to congressional and residential candidates, accordig to The New York Tim a. So, even now, with all their professed outrage, members of Congress won’t crack down on the fat cats. That's because they’re addicted to the cam­ paign cash. They've sold them­ selves for Big Money, and they're selling out the rest of us, too. E CynthU Tucker it editorial page editor for tit* Allanu Cuutitution. She can be reached by e-mail cynthUttajccom. C 200B ATLANTA CONSTITUTION On the Street The Herald asks people what they think... O 2002 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE W hen Sarah F ergu so n , D uchess o f York, cam e to Sanford Thursday to sign h e r book at Books-AM illion, h un ­ dreds o f people, mostly women, waited in line f o r a ch a nce to m eet her. We asked several people \f they luid always wanted to m eet royalty, and why. Yes. I always want­ ed to m eet royalty becau se it is som e­ thing we don't have locally. When you think of royalty, you think of London and fairytales. Michelle Smith Apopka I just always want­ ed to m eet someone who is royal. Now, I can say I have. C onnie M oiley Oh yes. I always wanted to m eet royal­ ty. I went to London once, and no one was there. Leesburg Martha Ptlug Deltona Absolutely. Meeting royalty is a fairy tale. Ife Cinderella lor aU of us. Carrie Smith L ake Mary I think meeting roy­ alty Is n eat I've always liked England. And we have presi­ dents, not royalty. Emerson Richards Sanford �T he S eminole Hekald Sunday, January 27.2002 Page BA Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis 14 FWWtedwWi 19 Spat to gat hSchad 6 OM monart#i 10 Setae river 1 4 8 ^,e .g . 11 Entang tor Arab IS B H c a l queendom 20Cbtamabgrapher 16 MeeritaL lor one 17 Reefy sme* 10 Pavement caution 23 Scoftth Inlet 24 Selected 30 ‘__ot two Jlma": 1948 film 32 Calf, barrio city 34 Southern side deh 104 Nam 106 Walt t07Veg( undt roof 1130* 114‘ Ah, Sanford C ity Halt, 300 North Park Avsnua Otto 60 Portrait subject? 63 Caen’s river 65 Sating ol sd-fl 66 Fight enders 68 Complete, briefly WORK SESSION 4 p.m . In tha City Manager s Conference Room, Second Floor 1. Interview of prospective board appointees. (R -1) A C o d e Enforcement Board: Robert B. C a ra w a y , Kenneth R. Lowe, Lori Ann Soiltro, and Andrew P. Vaiente. B . Scenic Improvement Board: (P. Douglas Qrosadoaa and Shirley E. Portillo were interviewed on September 24.2001 for this board.) 6 9 High-end w itch 38-Qofy* 36 Vibrating musical - a e - -a. •fna 37 Fan dub's locus 36ZHch N O TE • Board of Adjustment; T h e - 3 ii s~ r - Stumped? C all 1 •9 0 0 * 9 3 3 * 5 1 5 5 .9 9 cents a minute |W w w 77“ J r~ r n • | -■I 2. Financial reports (unaudKed) for year anded September 30,2001. . A Sanford Airport Authority. B. City of Sanford. 3. Review of Cham ber of Commerce Am ended Agreement. (C -1 3 ) 4. Discussion re: Special Event PoBcy. 5. Discussion n ; automobile and other off-site sale promotional events. 6. Discussion of Regular Agenda llama, Ad d-on llama, and other Items. 7. Mayor's briefing. 8. City Manager's briefing. A Update regarding City-owned downtown floodlights. B , Sanford Police Department quarterly report, for quarter ended December 31,2001. C . Vacant positions update. IT dalanaagp. 64 People t e e m 67 Olamond state 68 Due (blower 70 Veggie's wrasang ta d W 79 Brewed beverage 76 Emcee 79-WtehloouM it 90 term of Karl O w en S ta in expires on February 1, 2002. Mr. S tain has been contacted and wishes to be reappointed, and the Board recom­ mends reappointment. Th e re are currently no application* on Ale for appointment to this board. ■ 1 REOULAR MEETING M 7 p.m. City Commission Chambers, First Floor • Proclamation acknowledging Charles Rowe's contributions lo the City of Sanford. •Approval of Minutes. W ork Session and Regular Meeting of Jan u ary 14, 2002. Recommended by the City Clerk and the City Manager. IT T T IT TFT IJI 01002 Trib u n e M r t lU S r n l m , Inc. See Solution on P age 6 A mm j i > nr* *"■* I r~\ in i r » ; ’ ■f — ■-v r r i *uurn c*‘ iu u r » „ «» j GOT YOUR HANDS FULL? CALL,,. T -N - T ID Y SERVICE Residential Our Specialty LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED Consent Agenda 1. Approve paym ent ol City Attorney's Statement tor the month ot December 2001. Rocommended by the City Manager. 2. Award Bid «IF B 01/02-05 lor S R 46 Wafer Main Extension Phase II to Progressive Contractors In the amount of $696,69<l!96. Recommended by the City Manager. 3. Aw ard Bid *IFB 01/02-12 for Marquette Avenue Utility Construction to Bergeron Land Development in the amount of $969,678.84. Recommended by the City Manager. 4. Accept withdrawal of Felix Equities bid and award Bid #IFB 01/02-28 for East Lake M ary Boulevard Utility Construction to Bergeron Land Development In the amount of $1,262,835.95; approve Change Order #1 In the amount of $33,703.65, which covers added costs since the original bid opened on June 7 ,2 0 0 1 . Recommended by the City Manager. 5. Approve Amendment #57 to C P H contract lor engineering services during construction of the utility line extensions along Marquette Avenue in an amount not to exceed $144,140. Recommended by the City Manager. 6. Authorize Work Order *1 lor follow-up services with T E N G and Associates tor professional services In conjunction with the 1998 seawall study (R F Q 97/98-60) (or marina seawall repair, design and permitting for a fixed fee amount of $19,483. Recommended by the City Manager. 7. Approve request for use of Magnolia Square for ‘ Farm ers Market in Magnolia Square' special _Nol Good With Any Other Discount Odor We Do It All!! In clu d in g CALL TODAY! • RESIDENTIAL • OFFICES • DUSTING • VACUUMING • APARTMENTS • COMMER­ • MOPPING/WAXING FLOORS CIAL • PREMIUM CLEANING •CEILING FANS • EXCELLENT SERVICE •A L L APPLIANCES CLEANED • AFFORDABLE RATES INSIOE ft OUT • NEW CONSTRUCTION • CHANGE DIRTY LINENS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 2 5 % O F F """ WINDOW PACKAGES WITH COUPON 2 5% O F F " " 1st TIM E SERVICE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA n o n c e o f p u b u c h e a r in g NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Cry the Crry Commission ot m i CKy ol Lika Mary. Florida. that tard C o m o na n m l hold a Pubkc Hairing on ru m m y T. 2002. M 7 00 P. M . or as toon thereafter as poaaiUa. to ccnstdar Sacond Haading or an <>A jr S o iJ iA M :E O f THE CITY Of LAKE MARY, FLORIDA. AMENDING SECTION 51 07 OF THE COOE OF ORDINANCES. ESTABLISHING A RATE FOR RECLAIMED WATER; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT. SEVERA8JL1TY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. The Public HMrmg wiB t* h*W m tf* Commsaron Chambers. 100 N. Country Club Road. LaAa Mary Tha Public IS n , led lo attend and be heard Sard haamg may ba coranuod from lima lo lane until a Anal decision ta made by the City Commrsston Cop.es ol me Ordinance n M are available r tha City Clerk's Office lor review A TAPEO RECORD OF THIS MEET­ • L I M II I PER CUSTOMER • MUST PRESENT COUPON AT TIME OP SERVICE. • NOT GOOD WITH ANY OTHER OTFER •W ITH COUPON ONLY NEAT-N-T1DYALLCLEAN 9 , vs PutoHc Hsartnge none Regular Name 1. Boards: appointments. (W S -1 ) A Code Enforcement Board. Joe Christopher Eadee has been removed frocq the board for nonattendance end there are two alter• nate vacancies. Applications are on file from Robert B. C a ra w a y , Kenneth R. Lowe, Lori Ann Softro, and Andrew P. Vaiente. N E E D T O A P P O IN T R E P L A C E M E N T (S ). B . Scenic Improvement B o a r d .! T h e terms of Mike Loader and C a ro l: Klrchhoff expire on Ja n u a ry 31, 2002, and E liza Pringle recently p a ste d away. AppRcationa are on file from P. Douglas Groeedoee and Shirley E . Portillo. N EED TO A P P O IN T R EPLAC EM EN TS ‘ AN D /O R R E A P P O IN T. C . Board ol Adjustment. T h e term of Kart O w a n Stairs sxplras on February 1, 2002. Mr. Stairs has been contacted and wishes to be reappointed, end the Board recommends reappointment. Th e re are no applications on file. NEED TO A P P O IN T A R E P L A C E M E N T O R R E A P P O IN T, 2 . Condemnation statue updates. A. 2543 French Avenue (Condem nation Report 00-13; Sungokf Holdings, Inc., owner). Th e Deputy CHy Managar/Acdng Director of Community Development and the City Manager recommend removal ot the property Irom condemnation status. B. Ill Palmetto Avenue (Condemnation Report 0 1 -15; Dan Porter, Trustee, F B O , ow ner). The Deputy City Manager/Actlng Director ol Community Development and the C ity Manager recommend removal of the property from condemnation status. 3 . Continuation ot Appeal ol Historic Preservation Board's denial ol Certificate ot Appropriateness for a 16-foot wide metal garage door at 404 S. Palmetto Avenue, C a ry and Renee Hays, applicants. Director ol Engineering & Planning and the City Manager recommend taking action as deemed appropriate. 4. Approve Preliminary Subdivision Plan lor Live O a k Center, located at 3760 Orlando Drive, based on the Subdivision Plan meeting the standarda lor consideration and subject to a D evelopm ent „ Order. ‘ 'Recomm ended "w lm co/Sdfcons' by 1 the Planning A 'Z c riH g Commission, tha Director of Englnaarlng A Planning, and tha City Managar. • Add-on items. • Information only. • CHy Attorney’s Report • CHy Clerk's Report • CHy M anager's Report • Citizen Participation • CHy Commissioners' Reports A D V IC E T O T H E P U B L IC : IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S T O A P P E A L A D E C IS IO N M A D E W IT H R E S P E C T T O A N Y M A T T E R C O N S ID E R E D A T T H E A B O V E M E E T IN G O R H E A R IN G H E M AY N E E D A V E R ­ B A TIM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S IN C L U D IN G T H E TE S f T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E W HICH R E C O R D IS N O T P R O V ID E D BY T H E C IT Y O F SANFORD. (E l. 286.0105) P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IIS N E E D IN G A S S IS T A N C E T O PA lTIC IP A TE IN A N Y O F T H E S E PF >C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A T TH E HUM AN RESOURC S O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R T 4 07-330-5628 48 HOURS N / * A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T IN G . ) / ING IS MADE BY TH E CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORO FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY W ITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGO­ ING MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECES­ SARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PR O CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST AS HOURS *4 ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 324-3034 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol A Fitter. Cry dark DATED January IS. 2002 Pubewi January 27.2002 11220 RESOLVE TO FIND A JOB YOU LOVE. Get started with the Employment section ol the Classifieds. The Classifieds are your best source lor a comprehensive edeebon ot area |ob opportunities. Don't spend another year with a job that doesn't make you happy; open your eyes lo new career choices with the Classified! 40J-324-1W We Serve Sanford, Lake Mary, All Seminole County & surrounding areas. C entral Florida Zoological Park’s shara of costs). Recommended by the City Manager, Leg a l HOUSE CLEANING 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon event every Tue sda y a n d every Saturday from 7:00 A M . to 3:00 P.M., beginning January 29. 2002 and ending December 3 1 , 2002. Event sponsored by Sanford Main Street, Inc. Recom m ended by the City Manager. 8. Approve request to enter Into Letter of Intent with Sunshine State Conference to bring * N C A A Division II Baseball Tournament* to the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium from Wednesday, May 15, 2003 to Sunday, M ay 19, 2003. Recommended by the C ity Manager, 9. Approve request for use ot Magnolia Square from 6 :0 0 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. on Saturday, March 16. 2002 for *St. Patrick’s D ay Celebration end C s r C n ia e * special event; approve street closures of 1st Street from O ak Avenue to Sanford Avenue, Palmetto A v e n u e from Commercial Street to 2 n d Street, and Park Avenue from Commercial Street to 2nd Street o n Saturday. March 1?, 2002, from 4 :0 0 P.M. to 11:00 P.M.; approve request to sell and serve alcoholic beverages and food outside with proper supervision by the Sanford Police Department during event. Event Is sponsored by Sanford Main Street, Inc. T h e City Manager recommends approval ol the use of City property, tha street closures, and tha sale and service ol alcoholic beverages and food. 10. Approve request for use of City Hall W est employee parking lot from 6:00 A .M . lo 6:00 P.M. on Saturday, March 16, 2002 and Sunday, March 17, 2002 for "Downtown Sanford Crtterlum* special event; approve street closures ol Sanford Avenue from Sem inole Boulevard to 1st Street, 1st Street from Sanford Avenue to San Juan, S a n Ju a n from Seminole Boulevard to 1st Street, and Sem inole B oulevard Irom Sanlord Avenue to S a n Juan on Saturday, March 1 8 ,2 0 0 2 , from 8:00 A M . to 6:00 P.M.; approve street closures of Seminole Boulevard from M yrtle Avenue to Palmetto Avenue, Palmetto A v e n u e from Seminole Boulevard to 1st Street, Commercial Street from Palmetto Avenue to Oak A v e n u e , Park Avenue from Seminole Boulevard to 1st Street. Oak Avenue Irom 1st Street to Fulton Street, and Fulton Street Irom Park Avenue to Myrtle Avenue on Sunday. M arch 17.2002. Iro m 6 :0 0 A .M .to 6 :0 0 P.M . Eve ntls sponsored by Atlantic Shore Veio. T h e C ity M anager recom m ends approval ot the use ot City property and the street closures. 11. Approve request for use of the Historic S W fofo'M e m orial Stadium and Zinn Beck R eid from 8:00 A .M . on Saturday, March 1 6 ,2 0 0 2 to 7:00 P.M. on Sunday. M arch 17, 2002 for ‘ 1st Annual Sean M a ch e r Memorial Benefit Softball Tournament* special event; approve request to serve and consum e alcoholic beverages during event from 12:00 P.M . to closing each day with proper supervision by the Sanford Police Department. Event Is sponsored b y All Souls Catholic School. T h e C H y Manager recommends approval o l the use ol City property and the service and consumption of alcoholic beverages during the event. 12. Authorize Work O rd e r #5 with Glattlng Jackson K ercher (or addi­ tional graphic and presentation ser­ vices on a time-basis contract In connection wllh the Riverwalk and Downtown Revitalization Project lor an amount not to exceed $5,000! Recommended by the City Manager. 13. Approve Cham ber ol Commerce Am ended Agreement; approve addi­ tional funds appropriation based on Business Plan. Recom m ended by the City Manager. (W S -3 ) 14. Approve sew er force-main agreement between the City, Keewin Real Property. C e ntra l Florida Zoological Park. Sid Vihlen, Jr. and Cox Lum ber for the construction ol a sawer lorce-main along N. White Cedar Road, at a cost ol approxi­ mately $35,000, plus one-halt (Q ) of any total cost over $139,530 (the TH E SEMINOLE HERALD CLASSIFI EDS \ CALL 407-322-2611 To Subscribe! if �6A Sunday. January 27, 2002 T he S eminole Herald Motorcycles 1A "We o n cneak in and out of atm * car can't,” said Deputy j t o m Hart, a motorcycle rider or District 4. "Were In school ws frequently and with a bike rou can put it anywhere.” While the motorcycles may be tew, the deputies riding them are ar from inexperieiKed Almost all yt the motorcycle deputies have nivate motorcycle experience, md they had to complete a 30lour training course before hitting he pavement Riggins said. Four Davis • Reached an agreement i nt wi with --------. . . ^je Department _ xuvide increased security • Assisted residents in estab­ lishing Resident Coundla. Davis said there was no "hid­ den message” to be uncovered in Us resignation, though he did admit the job provided its share of headaches. I t 's a troubled agency. There's dways going to be some frustra­ tions. You expect that” Davis said. "You’ve got good people on the board. Hopefully, the (feder­ al) government will do what theyre suppose to do to help them turn the Housing Authority around.” "I hope for the residents sake that by the end of the year it's k I around,” Davis added. "The biggest thing is to get the job done without playing politics. People can't be playing politics at the expense o f die residents. Unfortunately, that happens a lot In government bureaucracies.'' deputies of the new group were even part of the original squad. The sheriff's office new twowheeled Initiative also helps Seminole County come closer in numbers to the cavalry of law enforcement choppers in Orange County. With the sheriff's office 12 new motorcycles and the two dozen more between the Altamonte Springs, Casselberry and Longwood police depart­ ments, Seminole steps closer to the 60 plus motorcycles between the Orange County Sheriff's Office and the Orlando Police Department ’l l creates good interagency communication," Hart said. The two counties will join their police motorcycle battalions together along with the Florida Highway Patrol in the coming months for a joint training session. Hart said. The training will help the agencies coordinate operations for the upcoming political season when the motorcycles will be busy escorting dignitaries up and down Interstate 4. "Basically, we just practice escorting a vehicle. When vou work with the secret service there is certain do's and don’ts,” said Hart who helped escort the presi­ dent's motorcade in 1992. “When you're dealing with the president or vice president you want to make sure everything is correct" A couple near fatal taw enforce­ ment motorcycle crashes in the early "90s was thought to be the reason Eslinger disbanded the original squad, but he said Thursday that wasn't foe case at a ll The sheriff's office received their fifth motorcycle in 1992 after the Lake Mary City Commission agreed to stop the program because of a near fatal crash to Officer Timothy Ryan. Ryan was patrolling In rush hour traffic near the Seminole Community College on Jan. 9, 1992, when a Jeep broadskled his motorcycle. Twelve days, six bro­ ken rfi» and two hours of surgery later; he was released from the hospital, but with one of the two police motorcycles demolished, "You can put someone out there has no idea of what they’re doing and sure it’s going to he danger­ ous,” said Burfield who has 30 years experience a s s private rider 4A car can be dangerous too if it’s put In the wrong hands.” □ IIG H G □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□HO □GHHG □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n a a n □ □ □ □ IlQ O H Q G G H C in Q H HHDQ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□HDQUG □□GOG □ □ □ HHHQ □ □ □ □ □ □□HOG □ □ □ □ HHHG □ □ □ □ □□OH □ □ □ □ □ □ □ GGDG □□G □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □HGO □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ HHHG □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ GGGHO Mattress Fire □ □ □ □ □ a m a a □ □ £ * □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ a n m n m H i n a a n n H □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□□□□□□D dG G H H HGGOQD HGGQ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □OGG □ □ □ □ HOGG □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Answers to Crossword an Pens BA TA X T IM E Baseball LA don works,” Jones said. "We would really like to grow this to the point were w e hold much big­ ger tournaments.” While any event must still be approved by G ty Commission, Jones said she believes the city has a good chance to earn the bid from the NCAA. "Our chances are favorable,” Jones said. "We have the perfect facility to host this tournament a t Once ws-JBnd.ouL the specifics, we'll twre,^ better idea of what will need to d o to prepare." In other business on Monday's agenda, City Commission will: • Discuss whether to loan the Sanford Chamber of Commerce an additional $15,000. At their December meeting, commission­ ers agreed to loan the chamber $25,000 to pay off bills and con­ sider another $15,000 loan if Chamber officials provided the dty with a workable business plan. Chamber director Angelia Gordon will present the plan to commisskxiers during the 4 pan. work session; however, she said she is uncertain if she is going to ask for the $15,000 loan. She said fund-raising efforts have picked up, with the recent bowling tour­ nament netting about $7,500. The Chamber will repay the loan over five years. Each Dec. 28 ,i $5,000 payment will be due. The interest rate will be the prevailing late of the Florida State Board of administration, and interest will e paid quarterly. • Receive an update during le work session from City fansger Tony VanDerworp lighting on 1st Street. A by the Public Works 'department it calls for mounting lights ts atop seven buildings in downtpw downtpwn, which would be powered wed b y electrical boxes installed by the Downtown Business Association. Sara Jacobson, founder of DBA, said she has not had recent discussions with VanDerworp about using the boxes, but said DBA would like to rent the equip­ ment to the dty. "They would be there for any­ body who needs to use the elec­ tricity to use them," Jacobson said. "We haven't discussed numbers, but there would be a rental by the dty." photo hff TbfUffljf VImnniI T h e Sanford Fir# Department responded Friday to a mattress Are at 000 Widow A vs. at approximately 1:45 p.m . Upon arrival firefighters found heavy Are In the hom e, said Tim Robles, d ty Are Investigator. Tw o adults and three children escaped the blaze without Injuries and no firefighters ware harmed aa they extinguished the flames. Robtee said the Are consum ed the whole house and It’s considered a total loss. H e said he's labeling the Are as "suspicious,* and will continue Investigating as It may be a possible a n o n case. mil trail access permits issued quarterly to the commission and the Trails Advisory Board. The permit is similar fo.rightof-way permit in that Its valid forever unless the land •uses changes or something is destroyed, McCollum said. A single family access permit will cost roughly $45 while a com­ mercial access is about $400, he added. During commissioners’ dis­ cussions, Maloy asked county staff to consider realigning the trail near Aloma Avenue and y o u ., .l e t t h e p r o f e s s i o n a l s h e lp . Tax Service T r a ils Cos tin ned from Pago LA D o n ’t l e t t b i s t a x s e a m g e t t o Slavia Road. His comments received daps from several attending Slavia community res­ idents. A three-mile portion of the trail is proposed to be built near Aloma because the department of transportation donated the land from a nearby abandoned railroad track. However, now that Aloma is being widened there is even less room In between the proposed trail and roadway, Maloy said. The tight space could also eventually lead to a skinner trail being built, he added. Judith Duda, whose family helped establish the Slavia com­ munity, said after the meeting that a trail docs not bclopg aside a four-lane divided highway." "1 wouldn't let my grandchil­ dren near the roadway," she said. Maloy suggests the county should approach the 20 or so land owners in between State Road 417 and Aloma to discuss realigning the trail. A shift o f the rail farther away from Aloma and closer to 417 could be benefi­ cial for many reasons particular­ ly because 417 is raised several stories. Convenient IncomeTaxPreparation , .2220 South French U nite/Sanford. FL Next to Hub Cap City ■■ *■7 Tg j Call now to schedule an appointm ent: 'j 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -1 4 9 6 { R elax.D rop o ff y ou r tax injbrma■. wnhfryQMw Otowwe | ATTENTION N KMART SHOPPERS On Page I Ol the January 27. 2002 weekly *0 circular, the following prod­ ucts will not be readily available. Ape* 20" Rat Screen Stereo TV - Sale Price 109.74. Apex 24* flat Screen Stereo TV - Sale Price 299 74 Ape* 27* Flat Screen Stereo TV - Sale price 399.74. We regret any Inconvenience Bus may have caused our customers. \Raln checks w<Mbe issued. //on an d w elt han dle the rest ] « Walk ins are W elco m e! 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O u r nursery is open I die dty commission agreed to delete the program from the dty police department Riggins said the number one safety concern with motorcycles is * * - '-ck of side protection, but the they bring outweighs the ALL DOMESTIC BEERS.. 1 - 7 5 9 A M to 3 P M Tuesday through Friday and 9 A M to 5 P M Saturday & Sunday During the week it is helpful if you can call ahead of your visit. ALL WELL DRINKS.... * 1 . 7 5 A L L T H E T IM E B lo s s o m W o rld B ro m e lia d s 1405 Pineway • Sanford, FI 32773 Tel / Fax 407-321-0838 www.blouomworid.com si 1 2605 P A R K D R IV E SANFORD All Day Sunday 300 OYSTERS ! ! 750 DRAFT KARAOKE ON WEDNESDAY �T in SnnNOtx Hkmald Sunday. January 71.2008 7A Duchess 1A "This la such an exdting oppor­ tunity," aald Books-A-Milllon Area Coordinator Erin Blake. "Thia ia the only booka tore in Florida where me duchess is doing a book signing. That's pretty n ea t" To meet the duchess, people needed to have one of 500 tickets handed out earlier in the day. According to Blake, it only took a few hours for store managers to realize they were going to have a "seU out" crowd Thursday night. Debbie Bowlin called her friend Kim Bridges Wednesday night to tell her about the book Thursday morning, was at the bookstore and early to get her ttekvhn, a Pine Crest Elementary School teacher, had to persuade her husband, Henry, to get her ticket "I asked him if he would do i t and he said he would," Bowlin said. 'H e was at the store at 7 am . waiting for them clettLng die tickets early paid off for the Sanford friends. They were die first in line Thursday to meet the duchess and get their booka signed. When It wss over, they nr < didn't seem to mind they walte ilted two hours to spend only a few moments with the duchess. "She looks so wonderful," Bowlin said. "It was really excit­ ing meeting her." "1 admire her," Bridges added. "She's had to overcome so many obstacles. And, she's been able to loose the weight and keep It off. That's an inspiration.’' Following a highly publicized courtship, marriage and divorce from England’s Prince Andrew, Ferguson became a spokesper­ son for Weight Watchers In 1997. According to die duchess, the offer came at a time of low self­ esteem and bitter criticism In die United Kingdom. Weight Watchers and the American peo­ ple, however, helped her over­ come the daily battle she had with her weight and confidence. "The American people have helped me gain the confidence to go o n ," Ferguson said. " I am so grateful to Americans who have accepted my new life aa a work­ ing mother. "I am a regular person. I am me." The duchesa h at penned numerous books for Wright Watchers, including "Dining With the Duchess, 'Dieting With the Duchess," and "Win the Wright Game.” She aald her most recent book, however, isn't P o r t e r n a m e d E m p lo y e e o f th e Y e a r fust about losing w eight it's about a way of life. "It's about being proactive in life," she said. "It's about mak­ ing choices. The book is for thin people aa well aa people with w etgn tp ro o iem s* On Thursday, people of all shapes and sizes waited patient­ ly in line to meet the duchess. And, Ferguson seemed almost eager to meet diem. "I like to meet people, and I like to make eye contact" she Mid. "The book signings allow me to do this. Otherwise, 1 would only see the Los Angeles and New York people. This gives me the opportunity to meet the regular people." For Patsy Bouzianis of Sanford, a few momenta with the duchesa was die pfamade moment in her royal watching. " I’ve always fallowed the sto­ ries on royalty," Bouzianis said. "They are always showing such fabuioiis things. "W hen I heard about her visit, I knew I wanted to meet her so I bought die book days ago," she said. "It was worth it, because meeting the duchesa was really fun." Mall walkers celebrate six years of walking The Seminole Strollers are cel­ ebrating more than six years of walking their way to a healthier lifestyle. Several members have walked over 3,000 miles. To cel­ ebrate, an open house was held on Friday, Jan. 25, at 8 a.m., at the Seminole Towne Center Food C ourt Doris Jones, who celebrates her 84th birthday on Feb. 9, was awarded a plaque as Seminole Strollers top walker — she has walked over 4,000 miles. The award was presented by Lisa Jones, Superintendent of Recreation, city of Sanford; and Rodney Smith, CEO of Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sponsored by the Sanford Senior Center, Central Florida Regional Hospital, and the I.i I Y i ‘ , V ■' Seminole Towne Center, the goal of the mall-walking pro­ gram is to help people Improve their physical conditioning without any itressful, high impact aerobic program. ) Walkers report improvement in * sleeping patterns, increased muscle tone and In overall fit­ ness levels. The Seminole Strollers, is a free community program that meets each Monday, Wednesday and blood pressure checks are and Friday at the Seminole provided on Friday's. A month­ Towne Center Food Court at ly health lecture is also held fol­ 7JO a m. A representative, from . lowing the walk on the first Central Florida Regional Wednesday of each month. For additional information, Hospital or The Sanford Senior Center, is available to check please contact Michelle, everyone in, answer questions Hendrick at 407-321-4500 exten­ sion 5784, or Kim Eltonhcad at and log each walker's miles. Health information is available 407-302-1010. Jltbbn. 1 .11 - « - i. nam ed Em ploys* of tha Yaar by the City Com m ission. Cynthia began her career with the city In 1917. She has worked In the Parka Department and at the Library/Museum as a clerk-typist; in toe Utilities Department as a custom er service representative; and In toe Finance Department aa an account d o rk . H e r aupervteor, Ja n Dougherty, aald: "Cynthia la a n outstanding employee w h o takes great pride In consistently performing error-tree work. S h e doe s whatever needs to b e done without asking for recognition. C ynthia I* frequently compHmented for he r friendty assistance aa w en as her knowledge and ability to provide re qu i r t e d infor­ mation. During to* lim e toe d a rk ’s office had a vacant position lor two months, C ynthia took o v e r both deputies' workloads and worked nights and weekends to keep toe office running. S h e w asn't asked to do this, she knew It had to be done, and she did it without complaint. Cynthia la a dedicated, loyal, a nd effi­ cient em ployee and an asset to toe city of Sanford. Aa Em ploye* of to* Year, Cynthia received the w e e , an Em ploye* of to* Ye a r pin, a designated parking space for on* year, an additional d a y off with p a y end a $100 gift certificate from Sem inole Towne C e nte r MaN. T h e d ty wlfl also Install a permanent plaque reoognizing Cynthia's accomplishment. F r e e f lu s h o ts a v a ila b le a t c o u n ty c lin ic The Seminole County Health Department has free influenza (flu) vaccine available for resi­ dents of Seminole County. The flu season runs through the end of March. Men and women o f any age o r health sta­ tus are encouraged to come in * ,*f . : •. < Ul for the vaccine. The flu vaccine is available at both the Sanford clinic at 400 W. Airport Boulevard, and the Casselberry clinic at 132 Sausalito Boulevard. 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Crystal Lake Ave. • Lake Mary, FL / •And Much M ore C o r d e l l M i t c h e l l , M .D . �In sid e : S e c tio n B C Sunday i 5B -7B o rd 5B la ss fed s C ro ssw Ja n u a ry 27, 2 0 0 2 d is tric ts se t B riefs C H ILD R E N 'S H EA LTH A S A FET Y FA IR A T JC C On Sunday, January 27th there will be a health and carnival atm oaphen at the Jewish Community Center, 11200 a Apopka Vineland Road. The! program i runs horn noon to 31 p m , rain or •shine, and will nave lots of things for the whole family to d a There will be a giant slide, fire engine, crafts, face painting, animals, give­ aways, and plenty of infor­ mation for you on medical and safety issues. This exciting event is free and open to the public. For further information, contact Brenda Sher at 407239-7411. H IG H SC H O O L A G E D IV ISIO N TR A C K M EET The Lake Mary Camea2002, High School Division, Track Meet, sponsored by the Lake Mary Thick Chib, will be held on Friday, February 1, at Lake Mary High School's Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Gold, Silver and Bronxe medals will be awarded to the top three in each event, female and male, with one High School age division. You must be in High School to enter the games, but you cannot wear school uni­ forms since this Is an age group meet. C o at is $ 3 p er p erso n ($5 day of the m eft); with a limit of three evp^ti, jndudihg relays. Field eld eve events are: Long Jump, High Jump and Shot Put Running events are: 100/110 High Hurdles, 100 Meter Dash, 1600 Meter Run, 4 X 100 Meter Relay, 600 Meter Run, and 4 X 4 0 0 Meter Relay. The time schedule will be: 3 p m _ late registration; 4 p.m. _ field events; 5 p.m. _ running events. Deadline to enter in advance is Thursday, January 31 bL For more information, or to get an entry form, please call 407-333-2370. M ID D LE SC H O O L AG E D IV ISIO N TR A C K M EET The Lake Mary Games2002, Middle School Age Division, Track Meet, spon­ sored by the Lake Mary Track Club, will be held on Saturday, February 2, at Lake Mary High School's Don T. Reynolds Stadium Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded to the top three in each event, female and male, with one Middle School age division. You must be in Middle School to enter the games, but y ou cannot wear school uniforms since this is an age group meet. Cost is $3 per person <$5 day of the meet), with a limit of three events, includ­ ing relays. Field events are: Long Jump, High Jump and Shot Put. Running events are: 100 Meter Dash, 1600 Meter Run, 4 X 100 Meter Relay, 600 Meter Run, and 4 X 400 Meter Relay. The time schedule will be: 8 a.m. _ late registration; 9 a.m. _ field events; 10 a.m. _ running events. Deadline to enter in advance is Thursday, January 31st. For more information, or to get an entry form, please call 407-333-2370. C IT Y O F SA N F O R D B A SE B A L L SIG N -U P S The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks See Urlefs, Page 3 B Sports EdHor No. 6 seed Deltona at 5 pm .; and No. 2 seed Lake Mary battles No. 7 seed Seminole at 7 p.m. The semifinals will be played on Wednesday, with the Winter Springs-Deltona winner playing the Seminole-Lake Mary winner at 5 p.m. and No. 1 seed DeLand hosting the OviedoLake Brantley winner at 7 p.m. The Championship Game Is set for 7 p.m. Friday at Spec Martin Stadium. The 4A -2 boys also begin Monday with No. 4 DeLand taking on No. 5 Deltona at See Soccer; Pag* 2B T o u r n a m e n ts t o k ick off M o n d a y a t v a rio u s s ite s ration Iw a u s e ^ e fliS r mandate from the Florida High School Activltieft Association (FHSAA), the pairings have been let for the district soccer tournaments. DeLand's Spec Martin Stadium will play host to the Class 4A-Distrirt 2 Girls Tbumament and Lyman's Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex will be the site for both the Boys and Girls Class 3A-District 5 Tournament The only question still remaining as of early Friday morning was whether the Class 4A-Distrirt 2 Boys Tournament would be played at Lake Brantley's Tom Story Field o f Lake Mary's Don T. Reynolds Stadium. On Monday at Spec Martin, No. 4 seed Lake Brantley takes on No. 5 sued Oviedo s t 3 p.m.; No. 3 seed Winter Springs faces Three W inter Springs senior Captain Lindsey Atfotter gets off a shot In a 3-0 victory over O rangew oo d Christian School Tuekday night. Atfotter led the w ay with a goal and two assists. e of none SCC. baseball, hoops teams at home today Seminole survives E xter’s outburst By Dean Smith Sport* Editor Sport* Editor SANFORD — if you want to get the moat from your sports entertainment buck, then Seminole Community College is the place to be. Actually,you will be saving money as there will be triple­ header o f games played toda; (Saturday) and admission la ' free to all thtsc. W INTER SPRIN G S — Ryan Exter won the battle, but Seminole won the war. Winter Springs' star sopho­ more put on one of the best shooting exhibitions in Seminole Athletic Conference history, but it was not quite good enough as Arrow Force X star Robby DuPre also had a stellar evening, leading the Tribe to an 82-74 victory over the Bears Wednesday nlf Exter probably felt he something to prove to Seminole as the first time these two squads met at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium in December, tne high-scoring point guard was O-for-9 from the floor and scored only two points. But he more than made up for it this time, making 15-of-28 shots from the floor, including a remarkable 10 three-pointers, and ended up with a school record 43 points. DuPre, AFX's senior star for­ ward, answered the challenge, however, countering with 37 points to raise Seminole's record to 11-9. Despite the eight-point differ­ ence in the final score, AFX was up only one point, 75-74, with 16 seconds remaining when ^ DuPre sank a pair of free throws. Seminole would con- i vert on five more free throw opportunities in the final sec onds to hold off Winter Springs! See Boys, Page 2 B (83 fo n ® O V in M h r* e b !th e four athletic lam m r SCC (the softball team does not open for a couple o f weeks yet) will be In action as the baseball team play* Its open­ ing game o f the 2002 season and the men and women bas­ ketball teams continue MidFlorida Conference play. The baseball team kicks off the day's action by hosting Florida College from Tampa at 3 p.m. at Raider Field. Mike Nicholson begins his second year as head coach of the Raiders and experts to build on momentum gained from last year. After a very slow start, SCC got better and better as the season went along and was playing as good as anyone when the season ended last May, just missing a 5 0 0 sea­ son both overall and In the Mid-Florida Conference. Fans can then head on down to the Health and Physical Education Center for the basketball doubleheader beginning at 6 p.m. See SCC, Page 3B Saturday will b « a busy day at Seminole Community College as Tom m y Solitarlo (No. 10, top) will lead the basebelt teem In Its.season opener, white Daniel Jackson (N o. 21 going tor a dunk, lower left) and Yelena Leuchanka (N o. 51, blocking a shot, tower right) will lead the men and wom en's basketball teams, respectively, in a doubleheader at the S C C Health and Physical Education Canter. R a m s sen io rs shine on th e ir n igh t By Dftan Smith Sports Editor »«--nlinln ku u| MmJim Mtsntl rwvu pnoio irvnu Lake Mary’s Angie Pressey (white uniform) goes over the whole Lake Howell defense to score during the Rama, 50-39, Senior Night victory. LAKE MARY — Coach Carl Brown gave his senior players a chance to show off for the home fans one final time Thursday night, and they responded with a strong effort as Lake Mary eased its way past Lake Howell, 50-39. Playing their final home game on Senior Night, the No. 1 Class 6 A State Ranked Rams started seniors Jodi Gregory, Bryn Mosier, Rachel Whelan and Jackie Beik along with sophomore Meghan Chamberlain and the group responded by rolling to an 11-0 lead. The very young Silver Hawks (8-14) finally got on the board when Abby Kohn dropped in a three-pointer with 4:54 left in the first quarter. With the rush of adrenaline from the opening ame ceremonies having worn off. Lake Howell ught back to within 12-7 and had a chance to get even closer but missed a pair of free throws. The Rams (25-0) regrouped to take a 16-9 lead after one period and then pushed the advantage to 16 points, 32-16, at halftime with the regulars back on the court Both teams opened the second half with a rush, combining to hit five straight shots, Including three three-pointers, but the Silver Hawks cooled off and tfie hosts built leads of over 20 points before both teams went to the bench. Lake Mary, which led 46-22 after the third peri­ od, went strictly with the bench in the final eight minutes; While Lake Howell experimented with different combinations in trying to get ready for the upcoming district tournament. Beik was the only Rams player to score in dou-.. ble figures, finishing with 10 points. She also had three rebounds, two assists and three steals. The other seniors also contributed with M osler' scoring eight points, pulling down three rebounds, handing out three assists and getting a steal. 1 Gregory had four points, three rebounds, three* assists, and four steals, and Whelan had four points, five rebounds, and one assist. Sophomore Brittany Green had a big night off the bench for Lake Mary with nine points, six rebounds and two blocked shots. Junior star Elexa Kane was 3-of-4 from the floor for seven points, and also had four rebounds and two assists in limited action. Chamberlain and sophomore Angie Pressey also played sparingly and scored just two points each. For the Silver Hawks, Kohn, daughter of Lake Howell boys head coach Steve Kohn, had a big night, hitting five three-pointers and finishing with a game-high 19 points. She also had three assists. Mattia Codrey, the daughter of girls head coach Denis Codrey, had a good all-around game with seven points, six rebounds, three assists, three steals and a blocked shot. Kat Luetzow chipped in with seven points, three rebounds and an assist. Amanda DiFilippo came off the bench to score four points, grab five rebounds and come up with three steals. Leigh Ann Brown only scored two points, but See Girls, Page 3B �p * « * 2 B Sunday. January 27,2002 T h i S eminole Herald Orange Blossom 100 produces late fireworks upBC w i vo u w r u r a n SAM SULA — Travis Kittleson blasted into the lead one lap from the end of the 30th running of the Orange Blossom 100 Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway, as he skillfully avoided Justin Drawdy who lost the right front going into tum three a lap and a quarter from the finish. Drawdy held the lead for most of the race and looked like the odds on winner when the tire blew. Two weeks ago, Drawdy had been the class of the held taking top honors in the Red Eye 100, oddly enough in a wheel to wheel battle with yiHlaann f j meson. The duo had renewed their on track feud at the drop o f the green flag, with Defending Champion Jack Cook, David Rogers, B.J. McLeod, and Barry Willoughby thrown in for added excitement. The top six staged a tremendous battle for the first 85 laps when a late race caution bunched the field. Cherry red brake rotors were an indication of the intense competition. On the restart, Drawdy and Kittleson opened a short lead on the competi­ tion setting the stage for what should have been a shootout to the end. The dramatic finish found Drawdy skillfully avoiding the tum four wall, and Kittleson streaking underneath the white flag, holding on to take the win. "I really feel good with this win," an obviously happy Kittleson said in victory lane. ”1 want to thank my crew for all of their hard work, and also thank the fans that came out tonight to watch us race. We have worked very hard for this win, and it really helps us get off to a good start for the 2002 season." In other action, Dave Snodgrass posted his first late model win o f the year. Snodgrass showed he was in a take no prisoners mood when he made the smooth move of the race going into tum one o f the first Up. The brilliant blue number 22 seemed to fly through traffic in the comer as Snodgrass calmly made his way to the front This team is always a strong contender, and their hard work on the car has really made a difference, T h i s win feelss great," i t " Soodgrn Snodgrass said. "My cn w has put In a lot of time trying to figure out everythis car, arid thisi win is for them. We want every' one to know we are working to run foe GoodYear Late Model Challenge this year and this win tells us we are going in the right direction. I also want to thank the fans for their support” Mark Vandevender drove his number 7 modi­ fied into victory lane following a spirited battle with Skip Honaker, Paul Duncan, Geoff Marquand, and Chad Elliott Vandevender wasted no time climbing from the car and accepting his " f t . i feels good," Vandevender said. "I don't get to race as much as I would like, and winning with this car is g reat Thanks to my team and also to the fans that support us every week.” The mini stock feature found Dale Casteel flying S o ccer-------------------Continued from page IB 4 p m .; No. 3 Lake Mary tack­ ling No. 6 Winter Springs at 6 p.m.; and No. 2 Oviedo ba tiling No. 7 Seminole at 8 p.m. Wednesday's semifinals have the Lake Mary-Winter Springs winner taking on the SeminoleOviedo winner at 6 p.m. and the Deltona-DeLand winner chal­ lenging No. 1 Lake Brantley at 8 p.m. The Championship Game will also be Friday at 7 p.m. The Boys 3A-5 Tournament starts Monday at Lyman with No. 4 Titusville facing No. 5 New Smyrna Beach at 4 p.m.; No. 2 Lake Howell playing No. 7 Pine Ridge at 6 p.m.; ana No. 7 Spruce Creek taking on No. 6 Mainland at 8 p.m. Wednesday's semifinals has the Lake Howell-Pine Ridge winner taking on the Spruce Creek-Mainland winner at 5 p.m. and the Titusville-New Smyrna Beach winner challeng­ ing No. 1 Lyman at 7 p.m. The Championship Game fa set for 6 p.m. on Friday. The 3A-5 Girls open on Tuesday, with No. 4 New Smyrna Beach against No. 5 Pine Ridge at 4 p.m.; No. 2 Spruce Creek facing No. 7 Titusville at b 6 p.m.; jn .; and No. 3 Mainlandi tackling I host, and No. 6 seed, Lyman at 8 p.m. The semifinals will rill be on Thursday with No. 1 seeded Lake Howell beginning its quest for a third straight state title at 5 in. against the winner o f the ew Smyrna Beach-Pine Ridge game. At 7 pan., the Spruce Creek-Utusvllle winner takes on the Mainland-Lyman winner. The Championship Game will be played following the Boys' title game at 8 p.m. on Friday. In girls' games from this week: Lindsey Affolter had a goal and two assists and Danielle Telleria and Sasha Snowden scored one goal each as Winter Springs blanked Orange wood Christian School, 3-0, on Tuesday. Courtney Silvera made five saves in goal for the Bears to record the shutout. Jessica Zabel scored the ue's only goal on an assist m Lauren McIntosh as Lake B S SAN FO R D R O TA R Y C L U B cPjtou<%cP/iesents... ANNUAL CASINO NIGHT AND SILENT AUCTION SATURDAY MARCH 16th B E S T W E S TE R N ^ M A R IN A M O T E L C *** 530 PALMETTO AVE. SANFORD “An Evening o f Fun And Games With Play Money - That Pays O ff In Cash and Prizes F or You And R aises Money F or Charity. ” 1 00 Tickets Are $ R Still Only |«J Tickets Are Available At T he Seminole Herald or From Any 5 M em ber Of The Sanford Rotary Club t C all Doug Fetzer at (407) 322-26 l l For Info A ll Proceeds Donated To Local C harities E Mary shut out Lake Howell, l-0. one goal each as Oviedo held off high-scoring Lyman, 3 - l, on Senior Jacquelynn Nicosia got a rare start in goal and stopped Tuesday with Michael Sasso seven Silver Hawks shots. making six saves in goal. Junior Jennah Carter scored Lake Howell made the most of three goals as Oviedo ran past Senior Night edging Lake Mary, Lyman, 5 -l, on Wednesday. 2-1, at Richard L Evans Field on ' Wednesday. Katie Christie, Monica Noppinger and Julia Russell Senior Farbod Samari gave the had one assist each for the Lions Silver Hawks a 1-0 lead at half­ to back a nine save effort by time, but Jerry Girard came up Nellie LUJenqufat in goal. with the game-tying goal for the In boys' games from this Rams with 16 minutes gone in week: the second half. Rya /an Zaibaugh had a goal The hosts pulled out the victo­ andI an a assist and the Raad ry, however, when senior Corey brother, Chris and J.P., scored Kemplnk scored the game-win­ Boys Continued from page IB 8-10). In other games; Oviedo (17-5) was glad to be back in Florida, rolling to a 6851 victory over Lake Brantley on Wednesday. The Lions were playing for the first time since returning from the Tournament of Champions in Springfield, Missouri last weekend in which they went 0-3. But opponents of Oviedo should not take the results as a sign that the Lions are fading because the losses were to New Madrid County (77-48), the No. 1 ranked Class 3 A team in Missouri, Ozark, Missouri (73- 67) and Centralia (111.) St. Louis Vashon (80-63), which is 16-1 and ranked No. 1 In Missouri in Class 4A. Vashon then beat New Madrid for the tourney title, 67- Curtis Smith, Tim Edmonson, James Dyal, and eventual winner Bob Ibofnbley pacing the field. Trombley would hold on with his "Spirit of Sanford Special" to take the trophy. Th e next event at New Smyrna Speedway will be the 36th Annual World Series of Asphalt Stock C ar Racing. Nine nights o f racing from Feb. 8th through Feb. 16th. Reserved seatingisavailable in | the main grandstand, and spedal ylP seating packages m the GoodYear Tower is also an option. | Grandstands oven each night at 5 pm ., with rac­ ing starting at 7:30 p.m. For more information about the 36th Annual World Series o f Asphalt Stock Car Radng or the 2002 FASCAR season, please call New Smyrna Speedway at 386-427-4129. RESULTS • N1 W SMYRNA sm nW AY S it o if e ) f ja — y lt s u m LM 1 M o o n s rO tA N C S BUMSOM M T ) . 1. (■ ) T tn k E M a a o i; 1 (N ) Jack Coofc 1 (11) R a g n c A <7S) « J . M e ts o * 1 (74) B u ry Wlflmighby; A (SI) Jacob Wberot; 7. (27) M U* C o ed 4 (II) Jt* d n (baw d y; f . (S7) (toi -H oot* Flynn; l f t (W) lton* R o s t )t . (17) Mate Kinky 1 2 .0 1 ) Jefl Sloan; 11. (43} Garage Murphy; 1 4 (55) Richard BU n*. J i ; IS. (7) Matt Crtflbv 1A (121) ( M E n try ; 17. (40) Dsn H o w * I k (14) l i m i t Roach; l k 0 4 ) Michael Staggg 2 a (44) Cevg S n o b ; 21. ((D) Adam C a n e 22. (4S) M id i Hanbury LATS M O O n _ 1. (22a) David Sttodgnaa; X (22) Latry OMttn; 1 (M) l o t W i n d * 4. 0 8 ) S k r a Smith; S . (74) l o M l a k e k (41) Mark S o t * 7. (47) D M d C ram ; A 0 ) Eari Sicklier, k {SO) Robert Andradwck; 1ft (42) J a m Buriwrt. M O O m S D _ I. (7) Mark Vtm U rm h r; 2- (2) Skip H onaktr 1 (7k) G aofl Marquand; 4 (40) Chad BBtott 1 (M ) Paul Dtatcm ; 4 0 2 ) Ed See Racing, Page SB ning goal eight minutes later. Sailor Jason M cNeniey and sophomore Rodrigo Kaufmann had assists far Lake Howell, while senior Jason Chapman was the winning goalkeeper. Fabio Pedraza, Chris Ferriera and Pedro Hernandez scored one goal each to offset a two p a l effort from Dodge as Lyman edged Winter Springs, 32, Thursday night N.J. Pavlovic had two assists for the Greyhounds, while Ortiz made seven saves in goal to pre­ serve the win. Lake Brantley continued to sparkle, rolling past Rockledge, 3-1, Thursday night. It w as an all-around team effort for the Patriots as Fernando Patino, Tommy Stavitzski and Graham 2usi scored one goal each and Davey Welch, Ron Fillmore and Alfredo C hany had one asafat each. Dona Singer was the win­ ner in goal, with eight saves. Oviedo and Satellite Beach . battled to a 1-1 tie on Thursday with Zaibaugh scoring the Lions' goal on an asafat from Marty Hormis. Sasso stopped six shots in goal for Oviedo. rebounds. Senior Isaac Codrey scored a game-high 27 points for the Silver Hawks. Lake Mary's Francis Uzardo scored 21 points and William County squad, dropping a 53-16 decision to Pine Ridge. fla m e * m a g g e d , n in e r e b o u n d s , In the win over the Patriots,.. but ColoniaTheld off the Rams, Siiawn Witherspoon had 24 c t —111 t#M# f / ints and 14 rebounds, while. >■ ■ .61-57. .-•m*. i ce Pickett added seven assists. In boys wrestling action from Bo Gooch led Lake Brantley (8this week; 10) with 20 points. Oviedo had its way with Lake Mary on Tuesday, picking up Lyman also continued its out­ eight weight classification wins standing season, edging past to rout the Rams, 42-18. Lake Howell, 57-52. Hewitt (112), Robbins (119), Donovan Redden scored 13 points and dished out eight Jarzynka (130), Guider (135), assists to lead the Greyhounds, Christiansen (145), Ladch (152), Dilion (160),M athleux (171) and while Chris Roberts afao scored 13 points for the winner's and Pagan (215) were the winners Mark Robinson hauled down 12 for the Lion, with Chmil (125), Buhrlng (140), Lee (189) and Hiff (heavyweight) posting wins for Lake Mary. Gateway won the final two Kffitaa McCardell / Jimmy Smith Football Camp matches of the night as the “Dally Instructions from several of the Jacksonville Jaguars!” Panthers edged Winter Springs, 39-32, Tuesday. Walker (119), Urn (125), Walt (135), Curry (145), McDonnell (152), Diaz (160) and Parent At* (189) picked up individual vic­ *kr— tories for the Bears. ■ n r e llm e e tl • O u ts ta n d in g C o a e N n fl S ta f f ) "T H I l 1ST FOOTBALL CAMP IN THE USAl” Martin (103) and Loker (145) F o r F R E E B r o c h u r e c a ll ( 2 4 h o u r s ) ; 1 - 8 0 0 - 5 5 5 - 0 0 0 1 were the only Seminole wrestlers to win as Bishop Moore clobbered the Fighting Seminoles, 60-12, Wednesday night. Undefeated Bunnell-Flagler No ohHgetlna Information an: d Palm Coast (8 0 ) easily got past Health Insurance* J Lyman (4-4) on Wednesday. The Greyhounds did win the junior @ Affordable Rates! varsity match, 24-18. • A company *btae A M Best rmeimg it " A d lv e U e n t f • Am raunrf be singled oatform mm immnset. Lake Brantley also struggled • ft* camnmtbe stngkdm tfar rmareflifiiwt, on Wednesday against a Volusia •A Horn jnm to ebom ejm r A mtJm t end kosptmh B FO O TBA LL C A M P !H I M M R i Self-Employed? . BULLDOGS 52, CUYHOUNDS11 us _ Drlggera, FUffer M m C o a t wen by forfeit. 1 U _ Tbomae, Pfeifer M a t C9 * 4 pb*md Iln W 11* _ McCUry, Lyman, ptrvml fehum. 1:17. % 12S_ Rahkmanov, FUffer Pitot Coaet, pinned McCheerwy. 1 .5 4 . ■ I I U S _ Renteria, Lyman, defeated Portal 14-11 U S _ Itnrairdei FUffer Fatet C o o t defeated Chacon, 9-2. 140 _ H e n n a , FUffer h im Co m . won by 145 _ Worley, FUffer Prim C o o t defeated M artin a. 4-5 i n . McDonald. Lyman, defeated Brawnier. 15-l a 140 _ Medora, FUffer Pitot C o o t pirated M dntoth, 2 J 4 171 _ WUtUoH, Lyman, pirated Timlin, I J 4 t » _ TomJinaon, FUffer Film G o u t ou|or dadalon over Maaon, 16-5. 215 _SUvola, Flagler Patot C oart wen by for­ feit. ITS _ Weber, FUffer Pitot C oart won by Forfeit Racwda _ Lyman 4 - i FUffer Film Coart 6 0 . Junior trin ity a n a _ Lyman 2 1 FUffer Prim Coral 1 4 P A N T H E R S 53, P A T R IO T S 14 MS _ Slade. Pine Ridge, pinned N tbon. 1:11. I l l _ Firming, Pina Ridgr. won by technical fed over Meter. 21-6 U S _ ) hatter. Pine Ridge, pinned Cochran. 341. 12S . Joetea. Fbta Ridge, defeated B r h U > ll. 150 _ Neyad, Pine Ridge, pinned Norman. 2S3. U S . Spencet Pine RMgg defeated Weaver. 7-5. 1 4 0 _ Lrm tewt Lata Brantley, pinned Bolbuc, Ittt 14S _ J. WUliama. Lata Brantley, ma|or daddon over Aden, 17-3. 151 _ Bargaa, pine Ridge, pirated B. WUbami. 506 140 _ Weiner, la k e Brantley, pinned Lofpuf, 124 1 7 1 . Devil, Fine Ridgr, defeated Strvcna, 1- ft i n _ Mover. Pine Ridge, won by lorfeiL 215 _ Thomas, Pine Ridge, pinned Kinyu. 106 ITS _ Draper, Pina Ridge, defeated Co*. 7-1. •Flextbie pmgmmt m fil poor needs end poor bmiget •FLUB flwr IO0 mhmhk h m w ii benefits tbnmgh aiuU sfim membership} Call our toll-free # 1 .8 8 8 .2 3 9 .3 4 7 0 Government G am es Begin at 7 :3 0 P.M. under the checker. Casteel held off challenges from David Castello, Dick Laslo, and Rex Christensen. The bright spot of this race was a fin under the number 81 o f Jamie McCaguc that lit up the night in tum two. M cO gu e skillfully brought the car to a stop where he came to the immediate attention of the track safety crew. Fortunately no one was Injured during the incident, and McCague said he would be back to race again. The th e tougn tough break ot of the race goes to Trisha Gray Gray for her second exploded engine in two weeks of racing. Cray had been among the leaden before the engine went away. Gray plans to be a tegular competitor on the Florida Mini Stock Challenge Tour for 2002. The super stock feature found Tim Ewing hold­ ing off a strong- field in a race car he plans to aelL "Since we decided to sell this car It has run e a t I may have to rethink my decision,” Ewing ughed. Rick Johns staged a strong battie with Rich Ctouoer, Doug Satnlon, and Randy Hecker to record a sportsman feature win. Johns was able to take any line he needed around the speedway, making the win look easier than It really was. O ne of the most exciting starts for the evening was in the strictly stock main event This division has some of the hottest racing at the speedway, and four and five wide starts are normal. This time the field was five wide in tum three with Postal Job U p to $ 4 7 ,5 7 8 . N o w h ir in g . Full b e n e fits, tra in in g a n d re tire m e n t. For application A Info, call 7 days/wk SAM - 10PM: C o m m e r c ia l L in e P a in tin g (800) 337-0730 C h e c k Lice n se s a n d C o m p la in ts l n rr tf ng .a 'ig r ie n s q •• M Mo •Investments • Car Financing V “Redefining Space” » Hr / ★ Parking Lots ★ Cross Walks ★ Etc., Etc., Etc. Call Today! 1 - 8 0 0 - 8 4 8 -3 7 9 2 (407) 688-2934 M o r a l .i D e p a r t m e n t o f H a n k i n g a m i F in a n c e San ford �T h i S h on ou Mhuld Sunday. January 27,2002 Page 3B Tba Laka Mary High Sctiooi glrtt batkolba! loam honored Ita Mntora and their parent In the photo at right, Lake Mary* Brittany Green (No. 23. white) battfee Lake HowatTa lory. Girls ---------Continued from page IB also had eight rebounds, two steals and a blocked shot. The Rams had started the week with another convincing victory, racing out to a 17*3 first period lead and going on to rout district foe DeLand, 64-37, on Tuesday. Beik was again the leading scorer with 16 points, while Kane added 15. Chamberlain was held to only three points, but hauled down a game-high 10 rebounds, while Gregory came off the bench to score five points and hand out four assists. Lake Mary will close out the regular season with three road games starting with a 5 p.m. game today (Saturday) at Lake Brantley High School. In other girls' games from this week: University of Central Florida signee Celeste Hudson had 20 points, nine rebounds and six assists as Lyman held off Lake Howell, 52-51, on TUesday. Luetzow netted a game-high 26 points for the Silver Hawks. Sophomore Whitney Tossie scored 29 points and pulled down five rebounds and sopho­ more Irimar Hernandez tallied 14 points as Oviedo rolled over Lake Brantley, 72-47, on Tuesday. Junior Breanna Banfield handed out five assists for the Lions. Briefs Recreation Department announces that the Winter Springs Basketball League will hold registration on three consecutive Saturdays (February 9 ,1 6 k 23) for the Springs Basketball season. Leagues are offered for boys and girls grades K-through-12. The cost is $80 for residents and $85 for nonJIC,n®lv ■ • if f v.i/ *T| * w J l «r;i <■re sid e n ts. There Is a discount for additional siblings o f $10. Baseball leagues offered are: Babe Ruth (14Games are played at ldcal Middle Schools, 15 year olds). Prep (13 yearoM s), Major (11-12 year olds), Minor (9-10 year olds), Rookie (7-8 Winter Springs High School and the University year olds), and Tee-Ball (5-6 year olds). of Central Florida on Saturdays and Sundays. The SRD also offers girls fastpitch softball for For more information, contact the Winter players 14 years of age and under. Springs Basketball League at 407-327-8952 or Winter Springs Parks and Recreation at 407Tne fee is $30 to register. 327-4761. Player Placement and Skills Assessment Day will be Saturday, February 2nd, with Opening JU N IO R U N R A N K ED TEN N IS T O U R ­ Day set for Saturday, March 2nd at 9 a.m. at N A M EN T Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Bradstreet Tennis Is hosting a Junior For more information call 407-330-5697 or Unranked Tournament on Saturday and visit the Downtown Youth Center in Sanford Sunday, February 16-17, at Eastmonte Park in City Hall. Altamonte Springs. SA N FO R D G YM N A STIC S The event is open to boys and girls in three Sanford Gymnastics is starting the year 2002 age divisions: Under-10,11-13, and 14-16. off with a bang! Participants must never have been ranked in This nonprofit gymnastics school is offering the Top 100 in the Florida State Rankings and mom k me, preschool, beginner, advanced should know the scoring system and be able to beginner, intermediate, and advanced gymnas­ serve. tics classes. The deadline to register is Thursday, Gymnastics classes are held Monday through February 14 at 7 pan. For additional information, please contact Other classes being offered are Kung Fu and Tom Boysen at 407-475-9316 or view the web­ Tae Kwon Do on Monday and Wednesday, site at www.bradstrcettennis.com. cheerleading on Tuesday and Thursday, and YO U T H B A SEB A LL PLAYERS N EED ED Tai Chi by appointment. All ages arc welcome! Come in now to get a FO R A U ST R A LIA N TR IP free trial class! The Coast to Coast Baseball Stars are now Sanford Gymnastics is still located at 601 seeking 11-18 year old players from Florida East 25*" Place. who would like the opportunity to represent For more information about classes, please the United States at a two-week summer 2002 call 407-323-2462. tournament in Australia. “Selected players will have the chance to SEM IN O LE PO N Y, U SSSA JO IN compete against some of the world's best FO R C ES teams, explore famous sights like the Seminole PONY Baseball has joined forces Australian Outback and the Great Barrier Reef, with the USSSA for the spring season and will and learn about a distinct culture,” said Kevin hold a final day of registration on Saturday, Ritter, program director. “It's a once-in-a-lifeFebruary 2, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the 5 time opportunity." Points Complex, State Road 419, east off of 17Team age groups include 11-12,13-15, and 92 heading toward Oviedo. 16-18. The squads are led by top college coach­ Not only will the league take individuals, It es and pro scouts who provide a unique per­ will also accept whole teams. spective on what it's like to play at the game's Five age groups arc offered 5-6 (coach pitch, highest level. 50-foot bases), 7-8 (coach and player pitch, 60For more information, E-mail infuOoMsttofoot bases), 9-10 (player pitch, lead offs and coastathlefics.com, call 740-373-4455, or visit the stealing, 60-foot bases), 11-12 (player pitch. website at www.coasUocoastathlelics.com. Major League rules, 70-foot bases) and 13-14 N A BA IN V ITA TIO N A L BA SEBA LL (player pitch. Major League rules, 90-foot bases). T O U R N EY Cost is $60 for 5-6 year olds and $75 for 7The National Amateur Baseball Association and-Up. Discounted rates for siblings. is currently looking for youth and/or High Prospective players must present a Birth School baseball players ages 13-15,16-18, and Certificate at time of registration. 20 and Under that would like to be a part of For more information call 407-323-5570 or the 2002 National Invitational Wooden Bat check the website at www.eteamz.com/semiTournament to be held in the Hubert H. nole pony. Humphrey Metrodome (home of the Minnesota Twins) June 13-16 and June 20-23. W IN TER SPRIN G S BA SK ETBA LL All interested parties should contact Michael LEA G U E SIG N UPS E. Mayden for a registration form or additional The City of Winter Springs Parks and information at 773-264-1040. Space is limited. C on tin u ed from page IB Department Babe Kutn Baseball League is looking for coaches for baseball and softball teams this spring. If you are interested in coaching, please call the SRD at 407-330-5697. The SRD Is also registering players for its Upcoming Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball sea- r a k ln iB f o r a r t u p h e m , c u a t - c f r o c i l v c w a y t o r o u c h m o r e o a p o c u w h e r e t l i e y l i v e , w o r k a n d mp e t i d 7 T r y a n m l (H e S e m i n o l e H e r a l d , lt* n t h e h c i t w a y t o n e t m o r e f o r y o u r b u c k . L e m m a k e t t i u w l e . C u / I fi nitty/ S e m in o le H eru ld 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 For the second time this Ma­ son, Oviedo (19-6) put a big scare into Winter Springs (20-4), missing a potential game-tying shot at the buzzer as the Bears held on, 49-46, at Oviedo Thursday night. The Lions led 43-42 entering tire fourth period, but Winter ' wrings was able to come back. ilor Sally Johnston led the way for the Bears with 28 points, while Hernandez had 17 points and five assists for Oviedo. Hudson had another big night with 27 points, nine rebounds and six assists as Lyman nipped Lake Brantley; 43-39. Weeks led the Patriots with 16 points. RAMS 64, BULLDOGS 37 DtLand (37) A m 3 1-3 7. BraJy 0 Oil II, |jnM i I l - 1 3. G o o b y 0 SO 0. Fisher 6 I - 2 K I lu h tiin u i 0 (V 0 0 , ILiLsti 0(H ) O.Ckxun 0 0 4 0 . E v m O 1 -1 1, lev y o 0 4 0, Saunders 1 (VO 4, Shepanl 3 0 4 0, Barker 0 (VO S Tutsfc 10 4-8 37. L a k e Mary (Ml Wicks 1 0-0 2. Tressey 2 2-4 8. Smith 1 (V0 1. Crrjpxy 1 1-2 3, Mosler I 4-4 4 Green I 2-2 4, W helan O O f la Waltarn 1 > 5 ,5 . K A tv 5 M I* . Chamberlain I 2-4 3, Beik 7 2-2 14 Total,* 22 20- Lake Howell Lake Mary 34 44. DeLand 31312 7 .3 7 Lake M e ry 1 7 1 3 1 4 1 8 .4 4 Three-point Arid fo a ls _ DeLand 3 (Fisher 3). Team feeds . DeLand 23; Lake Mary l a Fouled out _ DeLand. Otifga. Technicals _ none . 9 7 417.39 141414 4 .5 0 Three-point field goals _ Lake Howell 8-17 (Kohn 5-9, Luetrow 1-4, C nJrey 0-4). Lake Mary 2-9 (Kane 1-2 Whelan I d . Wicks 0-1, Crefory 0-1, M osln 0-1). Tram fouls _ Lake Howell 13; la k e Mary 14. Fouled mil _ note. Technicals _ none Rebounds _ Lake Mowed 30 (Bnrwn 8, Codrey k DiFillppo 5, Isaacs 3. Flair X Luetrow X Srfarra. Tul), Lake Mary 36 (Green 4. Chamberlain 5, Whelan 5. Kane 4, Waltam 4, link 3. Gregory 3, M a i n 3, Smith 2 Wicks). Assists . Lake Howell 10 (Kohn X Codrey X Srfarra. Tul. Luetrow. Fills); Lake Mary 14 (G rrfory 3, M a i n X Beik 2 Kane 2 Smith 2 Wicks, Whelan. Tressey. Chamberlain). Steals _ Lake llow rll 9 (DlFUippn 3, Codrey 3, Brown 2 Segirra). Lake Mary 11 (G rrfory 4. Beik 3, Smith. Waitsm. M a in . Chamberlain). Chaffee taken _ Lake Mary I (Waltam) RAMS 90, SILVER HAWKS 39 t a k e Howell (S -I4 ) IXFilippo 1-2 2-3 4, S e fa r rj 0 -1IV0 0, Kohn 7160-4 19, Tul (VUVOO. Fluid (V0 (V0 a Isaacs 0* 2 0 0 0. Luetrow 2-4 2-2 7, Brown l-S 0 2 2 C n lre y 3 .il 1-1 7, Flats O-l 0 0 a Total* 14-43 5-12 39. Laks Mery O5-0) W k kaO l 0 0 0. Ihessey 1-3 0 0 2 Smith 2-400 4. G rrfory 2-4 0-2 4. M a i n 3-5 3-1 8. Green 4-10 1-2 9. Whelan 1-B 1-2 4. Wrtlam 0-5 0 0 0. Kane 3 d OO 7. Chamberlain 1-2 0 0 2 Beik 4 9 2-3 l a Totals; 21-59 4-13 50. • ’ ' | I Continued from page 2B Kuhel; 7. (10) O ptic* K*My: 8. (22) Tim Dyson, 9. ( IKK) Amok) Bov a t SPORTSMAN ... 1. (7) Rick Johns, % (X)) Dal* Clouser; X (W ) Dnu* Semion; 4, (62) Randy lleckrr; 5. (74) Robert Glover; 6 (77) Hiatl H m e; 7. (28) Chris Peludat M INI-STOCK _ I. (1) D»vkJ Castello, 2- (9) Uale Casteel; X (V3| Rex C h ristm an , 4 (07) Duk L i*jl*ii 3, (31) Chad Carpenter; 6. (HI) [ami* M tO g u e; 7. (8) Trisha Gray SUPER STOCK _ 1. (33) Dm Ewing; 1 (8) Rkh CUnaer, X (2) Ron Whaley; 4, (67) Darrm Could, 3. (43) Mike Soukup; 6. (23) C h art* Collin* 7. (8) Robert Skinner; 8. (12X) Rkk John*; 9. (7V) Clmt J McKj w ; 10. (63) Bobby Cribs; 11. (69) Wayne Nardillg, 12. (3) Jeff Coftmrrv 13- (28) Henry Rader; 14. (07) Kgvin Auger; 13, (01) Knbftf Cauthlen 16. 0 7 ) Robert Ferguson. , . STIUCTLY S T O C K . 1. (38) Bob Trombley; 2. (A3) Curb* Smith; 1 (II) Kahuna; 4 (27) Barry Park* 1 (1) few Wh/ftrruorv 6 (55) fame* Dyal; 7. (10) Roger Ladlev). A (-43) Hid le d le ; 9. (M) Tim I Edmund Mm, IQ, (3) Fart* C i m ; 11. (0) Tripp Carpenter SCC C ontinued from page IB Florida Community College at Jacksonville will provide the opposition for the Raider hoops squads and both games should be excit* in * The women play the first game at 6 p.m. and both squads arc having tremendous seasons. Coacn Ken Patrick's SCC women had the worst overall record of any M-FC team head­ ing into conference play (10-8), but no one has been better since. The Raiders (12-8 overall, 2-0 in M-FC) extended their winning streak to seven games and also pushed their conference winning streak to 10 games over two years with a 70-68 upset o f No. 18 nationally-ranked Daytona Beach Community College last Saturday. The victory was also the third straight for SCC over DBCC (21-3, 2-1), which bounced back on Wednesday with a 111-68 thrashing of Santa Fe (10-10, 0-3 in M-FC). Freshman center Yelena Leuchanka has been the force for the Raiders all season, with sophomore leaders Gabrielle Blankenfeld and Yolanda “Yo" Johnson, both all M-FC perform­ ers last season, also playing important roles. O ther top players for SCC have been sopho­ mores Narrie Berggren, Brandi Davis, C ham esia Bailey and Sheri Harrison, and freshmen Tiffany Vann, Ditte Jakobsen, Kwanzaa “Kay K ay" Thompson and Danielle Richardson. The Stars of FCC-J are an impressive 19-3 overall and 1-1 in the conference after falling at home to Central Florida Community College of Ocala (20-3, 1-1), 66-54, on Wednesday and Raiders need a win to keep their M-FC lead. The m en's game is set to follow at 8 p.m. and it should be a barnburner as well. Coach Stan Crom artie’s men have also been playing very well since the new year began and will be looking for a huge win to get back to the .500 mark and also stay in the confer­ ence race. FCC-J improved to 18-4 overall and 3-0 in the M -FC with a victory over CFCC (14-7, 2-1) on Wednesday. The Raiders (10-11 overall, 1-1 in the M-FC) suffered a tough 10-point loss, 60-50, at Daytona on Saturday. SCC shot NO free throws in the contest. SCC is led by sophomore shooting guard Jason Currington from Leesburg, an AllConference performer from last year, and freshman center Kitus Witherspoon from Orlando, who has emerged as a force inside. Other important contributors for the Raiders are sophomores Antwain Tennell, Chris Jackson of DeLand, Cedric McHaney and Che' Morgan, and freshmen lonathan Sterling and Daniel Jackson. 2002 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Horn* samet In bold 1/24 Florida C o ils * . I p.m. 1/29 SC Petersburg Junloi C o ll*** J p.m. 1/30 Pasa>tfrmanduCum m im ity College 3 pm . 2/1 Brevard Community C o ll*** 3 pm . 2/2 Brevard Coot inanity C o ll*** 1 pm . 2/6 Brevard Community C dJrge 3pm 2/8 S t Petersburg junior C o il*** 2 p m. 2/9 Indian River Community C o ll*** 2 p.m. 2/12 South Florida Community Coil#** 2 pm . 2/14 M iiu U t Community C o il*** I pan. 2/18 Paoco llam ando Community C o llr*« 1JO p.m. 2/19 Brevard Community C o il*** 3 p.m.' 2/22 Indian River Community College 2 JO p m. 2/23 Man*lee Community Coll**e 2 pm . 2/23 CCSC Catona t i l l * (D ll) 1 p.m. 2/28 South Florida Community C o il*** 7 pm . 3/2 Florida C o il*** 1pm 3/4 Mod Community C o il*** (D ll) 1 p.m. 3/3 Kalamazoo Valley Community C o il*** (D ll) I p.m. 3/8 Daytona Beach Community C o lt*** * 3 pat 3/9 Daytona Beach Community C o ll*** (DID* Noon 3/12 Lake City Community C o l)**e* 3 p.m. 3/13 Lincoln Land Community C o il*** Noon 3/13 Central Florida Community C oll***" 3 pan. 3/16 Central Florida Community College (DH)* Noon 3/ 19 Santa F* Cum mum ly Coilrgis'* 3 pm 3/20 CBCC Dundalk 2 p m. 3/22 Lahe-Sumier Community C o il***" 3 p.m. 3/23 U ke-Sum ter Community C o ll*** (DID* Noon 3/26 SL John* River Community C o ll***4 3 pan. 3/27 Colum bia State (DID I pan. 3/29 Madison Area Technic*1 C o il*** (DID 1 p m. 4/2 Daytona Bench Community College* J p m. 4/3 Florida Community C o lt*** at Jjcksonvilt** 3 p.m, 4/6 Florida Community C o l!*** at Jacksonville (DID* 3 pan. 4/9 Central Florida Community C o ll***" 3 p.m. 4/12 St. John* Rivet Community College* 3pm 4/13 SC John* River Community C ulir** (Dll)* Noon 4/16 Lake-Sumtrr Community Cotlege* 3 p m. 4/19 Santa Fe Community C olle**" 3 pan. 4/20 Santa Fe Community C ode** (DID* Noon 4/23 Florida Community College at Jacksonvtile* 3 p m. 4/26 Lake City Community C oilr*** 3 p m. 4/27 Lake City Community Coile** (DH)" 3 pm . 3/8-12 FCCAA State/NJCAA Region VII! Tournament IBA 5/23 NJCAA College World Series alGrand Junction. CO TBA * Drnote* MiJ Florida Conference Cam e! (DID1iVnoin Pooblrheader SPRING 2002 BASEBALL ROSTER Head Baseball Coach: .Mike Nicholson Assistant Coach: Rkk Plan te Assistant Coach: Mark Vandewater 33 Otmnte Burkhajtrr 14 Scott Carmichael TM khael Daryaimani 13 Dan DeOurico 3 Km in Fntsmmger |9 Brant Gadakkl 3 Sean Greear 36 Ruben I (rm andrr 21 John M Howril 22 Zuch McCamie 25 Brian Machrk, ■ 28 Scott McCoy 18 John Madden I T )*m Malik 5 Malt Mathtton 6 Pun Quarter,int 12 Mkhaet Reba 2 ) Stev en R eta 32 JR Sthuhmann IB Tommy Solifario 9 Ben Sprague 30 Duvid Timm 20 Pec in William* 4 John Williamson IB 6 ’4* 270 Freshman West O ran** OF 6' 170 Sophomore University LHP 3*9* 183 Freshman Colonial R1 IP 5 1 0 “ IN) SopK Staten bland. NY P/OF 6* 175 Freshman Canton, Ml 30/1B b l " 213 'Soph, Royrrskml. PA 1B/3B ft 1" 190 Freshman Winter I been C 6'2* 190 Freshman ktaya*u cj, PR 3B 6 1 “ 200 Fn.'shman Winter Spring* RHP 6 4" 200 Freshman Bonn* O F 6 3“ 193 Soph. Lakeland (Jrnkinn) S8 6'1* 180 Sophomore IVest Or tang* RHP fc'S" 220 Freshman Poinctana 2 8 5 1 1 * 173 Freshman Colonial SS 6 T " 180 Freshman iamdon, Canada 2Bb* 175 Jreshman Belles lew RHP 6 3 " 190 Soph. ThomhiU. Canada R) IP 6*4“ 190 Thornhill Canada RJ IP 6 3 " 220 Sophomore West Orange C 6* MS St»phoiiu«e Farrell NY OF 6 T * 183 Freshman W'inlrr Park LHP 6 6 * 190 Freshman Trrnbm, GA OF 6*2* 200 Fresh Sarasota (Rivcrvirw) OF 3'8* 160 Sophomore Lyman �[ 4B Sunday. January 27, 2003 L L ccals m i n e cm cutt c o u r t OPTHEIfTM j u m c u l cm c u tt Of I -a t -t iis it a ^ b t e llt a n u Truatee lor M X g M Loan Trim » la hereby gin n t m . pur t m F M Judgment ol dteadJaruty 11, XG2, pa m u araarat h CM .ftu im -C A -io is -ta o . te to# Ckote '’ Court d *ia 14TH JutedtolI C M h I h r San arJa D u ty . Florida, atoanai LORO BEACH MORTGAGE COMPANY. to F M M and Barry N i aA/a BN. K lg tn ; Judy C. _ . wdnoan paraoryi) n i o* tia auttact raal propany *1; BN dam Fmoaaamg Oobf Camoraau k w art Oteantardta). I M caB aal to tia Ngwal and bate tadwfc. darbrcaanai taW aa) From door or i Coudy Coutooua* ki , Ftortda, Samkioia County. , at 11.00am on t ia ia day id ' ^Fabruary, MO), t a foaowkig —-daaotoad property aa aai fordi ti •aMFkite Judgnart. to w * '* ♦ T M E A 5T 11F lE T O F L O T a.A U . Y'a<tOP LOTS ANO THE WEST 17 FEET ■ K fO f LOT 4, BLOCK G. LAKE WATMAN MIGHTS SUBDIVISION. MACCORDING TO T M PLAT THEREOF A5 RECORDED <HPLAT {BOOK 1.PAOE 42, PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLOMOA NOTE; Pureuart lo tia F a t OaM ----- Ceiamon PracOcaa Act you ara addaad t m taa la * arm la daamad "■ '"lo ta a data codec** anemparg k> rt' - coaact a data and any rtormaaon 10 e ubtaktad a d ba uaad lor t m pur. hid WN D a la d B a ll dayof Jaraiary, 2002 •adn MARYANNE MORSE ■(*" CM otCtaiteCourt By Mary Sto m a w w Daputy Clark aa.— j*.--- ,---a- *« - .11 in* ai«rnano*« rwwo COO«JS S STAWtARSXL P A 4010 — * * i 450 (Tanya. FL33007 ta l) TMayhorw: (41D477-400d C 4S4 IM M 4 1 1 ^ Putdah January 20,2 7 .2 0 0 1 TIE144 .io n *•01 TH E C M C U T CO UN T %hf MO l [ M AND FOR COUNTY, CTRL ACTION CASE NO. P1-CA-1142 DMMONO SUNTRUST MORTOAOE. INC , ^ R O B E R T A NICHOLSON SARGENT MUA ROBERTA ZUCCHI ‘ IM F NICHOLSON, al at. and X II notice op NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puauard Is a F M Judgmard o< — 11,1 0 0 2 and ardand bi Caaa NO P01-CA1IC2 <d t * CFcm Court o« t a EIGHTEENTH Jurtcwi Circua n i lt : ; B *i i a ? I Hi Lcca ls eg als DATED tda 11 day ct J n a g 2009. iW flm C : MwlV Aa Clark ot aald OcddT By Jana E Jar talc ^Aa Papidy CMrk F ater »Qd»ti. P. A. Sute 100 1570 Maduga Avanua Coral OaHaa. Ftonda X lld t (108)882-4110 T a n cn a M h a daabdy a t a naad p uu ntvp. •U? Barry N. Mgora k V a UN. KAgore. •K f JudyC.IOWom.teM. DEFENDANTS •J T he Seminole Herald MORTOAOE. WC-. Id tia Planar and ROBERTA t> NICHOLSON SAROENT A/K/A ROBERTA ZUCCHI NICHOLSON; . TENANT II RK/A KENNETH TAYLOR; UNITED NATIONAL BANK; TENANT I I NAVA KENNETH TAY11 LOR ara t * Dadandarda. I n d H l l a M N p m M baal tdddar lor caah « REST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA at 1140AM. on toa 14 day of Fabruay, 2002, I d todowkig daacrtwd propartyaa aal torto ki aald FtateXidgnani NORTH 1/2 OF LOT t i ANO THE . EAST TO FEET OF THE NORTH 1/2 OF LOT 42. BLOCK 3. WtLOMERE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE SS. PUBLIC RCCOROS OP SCMMOLE COUN., TY. FLORIDA A/K/A 142 O nrstraat Avanua, Longaobd. FL127SO WITNESS UY HANO and tia Mat (d tda Court on January II 2002 (SEAL) . Clark o t t * Circua Court ( By Mary 8* 014* •T OaputyCtam Echevarria SAaaodata*. PA P.O. Boa 2901B Tampa. Flonda 33822 6018 FBB0B2147 -S a a Amartcar* m h Owacaawa Act E you ara a paraon wdh a Oaabddy Z mho niada accommodation ki erdar - to parkapate In tda pnxwadng. you ' - ara araaiad at no eo al» you. lor t n 2 provlaalon ot certain n i a l i n c i >•Ptaaaa contact Gout Adrrmaalraaon . al 201 N. Park Avanua. Sardcrd. * Florida 12771. telephone number ■ (407)4*3-4227, wdfwi 2 working I daya ot your racayd at tda door I mart. It tearing impaired, (TDD) 11 4 0 59454771. . PubOahJanuory 20.27. 2002 t II14S M T M CPtCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA f t ANO FOR SCMMOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. 41-CA-2104* 14-0 CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. SHELTER SOLUTIONS. INC . at aL Datandardfa) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auant to a Final Judgmani at Faracloaura dalad January 11.2002. 2002, and antorad m Cam No 01CA-2104-14-0. of to* Ckcut Courtol t * EIGHTEENTH Ju S c m O cud n and tor SEMINOLE Caady. Ftonda wheraei CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION la PlarWd mat SHELTER SOLUTIONS. M C . SIYAM SEVEN and OWEN J. SEVEN; a n d ____ AN UNKNOWN PERSON W POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, ara Palandarta. I wd Md to t * hypraat taddar tor caitl n t * Waal Irord door ot ina Ccuntaajaa m SANFORD. SEMINOLE Cruay. Ftonda. 1100 o'ctoc* on tm 12 day at Fabruary. 2002. tw kFnrtng daacntMd propar­ ty aa aal lorti to aaat Fam Jud^nard. LOT 114. HOWELL ESTATES SUB­ DIVISION RE PLAT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 187. PAOES 47 ANO 44. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA a/k/a 1008 Praicaaa CUIa Bodavaid . Water Park. FL 127*2 lad AOACooidtoator al Samlnota County CouYiouaa, 101 H. Park Avanua. Bute N301, Santard, FtorkM IBTTLatlaeat Brt daya pik* to t i a procaadkig. TalapKona; (407)323-4330 a n 4227; 1-40MSSB771 (TDO) or IB 00 4 8 S S 7 7 0 (V)«M rn n o i rway PuUahJanuary 20, 27.2009 B14B M T M O RCUtT COURT OP T M B S N 1 IB I1 H CWB. ACTION CA M NO.; 41-CA-111P14-0 APPROVED RESKJEHTWL MORTOAOE. PtC.. DOUQUB KAPLANant UCNHil NAPIER. DaMndw«(a). N O n ca O P S A L E . PURSUANT TO C N A P TM 4 E NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant to FM Ordar Granting FlaM ta Modon lor FM Stannary JUdgnmd at Foradoaura artatad ki Can No, 01-CA-1I1B-14-O, ot tn Circuit Court ot tw Elgtteardti JudtoW Ckcut In and lor Bamkirda County Ftonda wteraki APPROVED RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE. MO. la PWnM and DOUOLAS KAPLAN, MICHELLE NAPIER. QENAAA AYALA. UNITED STATES OP AMERICA. HAMPTON PARK OWN­ ERS ASSOCIATION. BASS! ABED, and CHERYL BALSAM, ara a O n lb la MgRaal tor caah at 101 N. Park Avanua. Waal Fiord Door ct t * Samkwid Caddy Courtwuaa, SartonL FtorkMal t n at 1100 a.m. on t n 14 day d Fabruary 2002. al aa provkM by Ctepaw 45 ot tn Florida Stalulaa. «n Mowtog daacrtn d pnyntty aa aal lorfi to aald FM Judgmard. to ndt Let 83, HAMPTON PARK. AcconWig to tn PH Tharaot, Aa Rarardad to P H Boob M, P M * M toroutfi 80.01 Tin Pubic Racontool Samkioto County FtorkM. (a/k/a IS07 Obarkn Tame*. Late Mary, Ftonda 39744.) Datod at Bamtnota Coudy Ftonda tda 11 day d January 2009. M HVM i Aa Clark, (Ckcut Court Sandnoto Coudy FtorkM By Mary Stroup* AaOapuyOtork Ptaaaa Pidteh to Bandmda Harold Jam** □. Qibaon. Earytr* 1400 Saccnd C***L BUM401 Saraaota. FtorkMM23B P (441)384-1144 P: (B4D344-1BM B you ara a paraon *Mi a daabrty who nit da any aoum iuMacn In ordar M puto ipMa to tda ptocaadtog. you ara anteid. al no coal to you, to tn pmWIon ot cartato aaa* AOACoordnator M101 N. Park Ava., Bute N-101, SartonL FtorkM12771, 1-407-323-4330 art 4227. 1-400044-4771 (TDWa 1400-845-4770 (V)vta Ftonda RaMy 8arvkaa. «Wdn Bra (5) aortung day* prtor totote Putotoh January 20. 27. 2002 4147 M THE ORCUTT COURT FOR IIMNOLE COUNTY. FVOtUOA PROBATE DIVISION F S J NUMBER; B1-4Sd-CP INRE: ESTATE OP ALFONSOANTHONY meORNONE NOTICE OP AOMESTRATION Tte adnnmrMion Mtoo aaMMal ALFONSO ANTHONY INBORNOHE, doe*and. N* Nuntw 01-444CP. la pandkigto tn Ocud Court tor Samkioia Caddy. FtorkM Piebald OMaton. tn addraaa ot vdvdl * X I N. Park Avanua. Bardord. Ftonda 32772 Tte natnaa andaddtaiMi ot tn paracnal rapraaartatea and 4n % A a INTERESTED PERSONSARE NOTIFIED THAT! Al panern upon anon ton none* la aanmd atn hava obtackona tm ctnianga toa vakday cd to* a l. to* quaMicaaorn ot to* p*non*t rapr*aatdaava. vanua. or Jundfcaon ct tort Caun ara raqulnd to Na tour otyacaana *ah ton 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 ACOPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al cmMori at tn dacadmd and otter panon* having dama d on ahem a copy of ton noac* * U r ol tn krrt pubOcaaon ot ton nobca mat kta toaa chum* am ton Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al otm cmMon cd tn dacadara and paraona having cluna cd damanda agamal in* dacadanra court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tte dal* cd krrt pubacafton ot ton Nobca n I/204J2 1444 Out Court kvtetenc. FI 32403 Attorney lor Par tonal Rapraaardakv* Howard A. Spaigai. Eaqura FI Bar 1144188 i m io u a u n a Avanua. Suda 214 Wkter Park. Ftonda 3278# 407-447 8 700 PubOrti January 20. 27.2002 0144 M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f TH9 14TH JUDICIAL ORCUtT. N ANO FOR MU1NOCE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S IN O : 01 CA 1412 14 0 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY O f CALIFORNIA. N A NOT IN ITS INO4VI0UAL CAPACITY. BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE. OR ITS PERMITTED SUCCESSORS ANO ASSIGNS. ON BEHALF OF VENDEE MORTGAGE TRUST IOT8-1 PLAINTIFF VS ROBYN LYNN HOLTZAPPLE. IF UVWO. ANO IP DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, ORANTEES, CREDRORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CUUMMO AN BfTERESTBY. T H O U G H UNDER OR AOAMST ROBYN LYNN HOLTZAPPlt JERRY HOLTZAPPLE; SHIRLEY ANN JENSEN, IF U V M a ANO V OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN MTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST SHIRLEY ANN JENSEN; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP SMRLEV ANN JENSEN. IP ANY! JOtPt DOE ANO JANE DOE AS U04MOWN TENANTS N POSSESSION DCFEMMHT(S) NOTICE O f NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN ptrauard toI Sunmary F M Judgmani ot Frawtoaun dalad Jm II. 2002 araarad k iC M C o m No. 01 CA 1032 14 Q ot toa Ckcut Caul ot t n 14TH JuM W C k c u u i and to 8EMM0LE Coudy Bmtord. FtoikM. I add ate to too Ngfiaal and bail MdMr tor caah M toa W M tart door al to* S E M NO LI Coudy Coutooua* 110 Nortl Park Avann to Flortda. M 1 t » A.M. u i toa 12 day ol Fabruary, 1009 to* tobonhig daacrtnd proparty aa aal torto •ltd Sunmary F M Judgmard. to­ ne LOT 4. CAROLYN ESTATES. ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED N PLOT BOOK 21, PAOE 44. PUBLIC RECORDS OP 8CMM0LE COUN­ TY FLORIDA. Datod ton II day ct January. 2002. (ORCUTT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cnrk ot ( n Ckcut Court B y Mary Strain* DapUy Clark PubMrt kt THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O f DAVID X STERN. P A , ATTORNEY POR PLAWTIFF M l S. Unrvanty Drtva S u n 400 Ptortalcn, FL 13324 (044)2334000 01-714I#(NATR) M ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AMERICANS WITH DiSABKJTICS ACT. paraona adtodaabrttoa naadtog a ipacte acoommodMton itmrkl cordad COURT ADMPtOTRATIOtt at toa SEMINOLE County Coutooua* at 407-404-4227,1-400085-4771 (TOO) or 1400-*55-4770. .via j . riiutiu n*ia.i < *k— i— ronaa nawy E>anflea. PuM M Uanm y 20. 27,2002 N144 to Bt T N I C M C U T COURT OP TH E 14TN JUOKULL CBKUtT, MANDPOR I COUNTY, C A M NO; 41-CA1B1S14-0 CENLAR FSB F/K/ACEMAR FEDERAL SAVWG3 BANK PLAINTIFF VS. MARK C. DAILEY IF UVWO. ANO If DEAD, THE UF4CNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AOAMST MARK C. DAILEY. MARSHA N. DAILEY IP LIVING, ANO If DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEEB. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MARSHA N. DAILEY; ALAFAYA WOOOS HOMEOWNE R3 ASSOCIATION. INC ; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DCFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auard to a Summary F M Judgmard ct Fcractodur* datod Jan I I . 2002 artatad to C M C a n No. Ot-CA 1411-140 at to* Ckcut Court at to* 16TH Judkte Ckcut to and tor SEMINOLE County. Bantord, Florida. I *B aal to to* NgteM and dew ct to* CourtoauM at to* SEMI­ NOLE Caddy Coudnua* tocatad at 110 N. Park Avanua to Sanford. Ftonda, at 11 CO a m. cn to* 12 M y at Fabruary. 2002 to* loSowkig Mao too l proparty a* aal torto to and Summary F M Judgmani. toart LOT 2. ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE XIIB. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED4N PLAT BOOK 19, PAGES 72 TO 75 O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dalad toa II day at January 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark at to* Ckcut Court By Mary State* Daputy Dark Publah ki: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID X STERN. P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF BOt S. UntartAy Dnv* Sul* 500 Planunon. FL 33324 [954)233 4000 01 7S5«6(CNJ] IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona * m MatArt— read tog a ipacnl accommodation a m id contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. ■1 to* SEMINOLE County Coutooua* at 407445-4227. I 4009554771 (TOO) or 1400-9554770. via Ftonda RaUy Swvtoa. PubOati January X . 27,2002 I11U M THE C M C U T COURT OF THE 1VTH JUOrClAL CtRCUtT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S IN O : 01 CA 144114 a IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. MICHAEL R WINKLER. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MICHAEL R WINKLER. UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f MICHAEL R WINKLER IF ANY. CHARLOTTE M WINKLER. IF LIVING. ANO If DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST CHARLOTTE M WINKLER, UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f CHARLOTTE M WINKLER. IF ANY; LITTLE CREEK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. I L MC,- CHASE MANHATTAN BA74C, A l BSEMTURE TRUSTEE: JO IM DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UM M OW N TENANTS M DEFENOANTtS) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN p u ­ nned to a Sunmary F M Judgmard ol Fcrackau* datod Jm II. 2909 antorad to C M Caaa No. 01 CA 1493 14Qotto* CkcutCoulotto* ItT H Coudy SANFORO. Ftorkto. I * ■ ate to to* fdgteat and bate bkbtor tor caah to W EST FRONT OOOR at tod SEMINOLE Coudy Courdwua* tocatad to X I R PARK AVENUE to SANFORO. Ftonda, at 1140 am. on toa t i day el Pabnaty 1009 to* ftdhrth to aald S u nmary P M JUdtowrA L O T *17 * 1 7 ,U T TL I ■ E, AOOOROM9 T O THE H A T THEREOF. AS RECOROCDM PLAT BOOK S3, RAGES |S THROUGH M OP TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEM NOLS COUNTY, PLOREML Dated tda 11 tey of January (C M C U T COURT SEAU MARYANNE MORSE Ctorb at to* C M I Court B y Mary S ta te * OapuyCtok Puttehn TH E SCMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVE) X STERN, P A , ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF K I 8. Urtvoaty Drtv* SUM 500 Ptormoon, FL 33324 (984)2314000 0I-SS73B(ML) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH U S A S U TIE S ACT. *94 . contact COURT ADMMtSTRATION, al to* SEMINOLE Coudy C a u tio n * to 4074*54227. 1400•884771 (TOO) a 1400-1854770. PUdtecJarknry 2 0 27.2009 S1S1 M THE C M C U T COURT OP TH E It T H CASE NOj 41-CA441-1447 CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. AS TR USTEE UNOER THE POOUNO ANO SERY1CINO AGREEMENT, D ATES AS OP MAY 1, IB M , AMONG MERRAL LYNCH MORTGAGE N Y E S TO R O PtC. A l DEPOSITOR. U TTO N LOAN SERVICING. U>. AS SCRVICEa ANO TH E TRUSTEE SERIES 11SBC82, CHARLES BAAROO. to to. (164)7714042 P l4 W fftJffn u « T ia f7 ,l0 0 * tin CHARLES BAAROO told KATTAZEN BAAROO. N O m OP BALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauart Id a Summary F M Judgmard at Foradoaura dalad January 11, 2009. udarodto C M C m Nutear 01-CA-241-I4-W to toa Egfteatei Xidtolal Ckcut. to and tar Bandrnl* Coudy Ftonda. atoarato Dmrld A. Zambn, la Cmaadatomd, and Ctetlte Bdardo and KatMoan Dterda, at* to* Cmaa Dtotndarai. I art a*l la to* Ngfiaal and bato brtdar tor cam. to W*to kort doa at to* 1B*mmal* County CautobUM, In Santard. Santnala Coudy FtorkM to 11 00 a m on Fabruary 12.2002. to* torto n (art FM Judgrnrd, to art Let 3, Block B. Camatol Una On*, acoordng to* Plto toaraof a* racerdad to Put Book 15. Paga 44. Pubic Racorda to Samkioia County, FtorkM. W RE: ESTATE O f ELEASC C. JUJY. ELLA4E G JUDY, d a c i n i t Fla Nutter 01-I3S5CP, la p n d g to toa Orcuff C O M tor SerWnto* Coudy Ftartda. ProbaM OMaton. to* addMH to atotei la X I N. P M Avaran. Sanlatd, Ftonda 1*771. la m to p i* CASE NO.: 05CA-142S-I5W M U M , NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, TRUSTEE BY RESIDENTIAL FUNDING c o r p o r a t io n rrs a t t o r n e y FACT. Tte daf* to t n fcaf M U t e a i to ton Nodoa la Janmry I G 1001. KENNE TH F. MURRA K M Paraonto RagraaanMfhra to Via ErfaM Of RUTH HOVEY JACXSON O w n WITtffN TH d U T E R OP Tt4R El MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE F M E T PUBUCATTON OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OP SERVICE OF A COPY O F TH S NOTICE ON THEM. Al erttotora to t n O a e a d M and otoar paraona having toaton of Court WITHIN TH E LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF T H U NOTICE OR TM R TY DATS AFTER TH E DATE OF SER­ VICE OP A COPY OF T H U NOTICE ON TH E M AJ a t m crttotoia to toa Daoadart and paraona tevtog claim* of damanda agatoaf toa Dacadanf* •rttoamnlBa tote ctemandh ton court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCADON OP T H U N O T IC t A a Cl ARAB. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO FE ED W E L BE FOREVER BARRED Tte drta to toa M pteAcrtkn to (da Nodoa n January 20.2009. •Qnaid Judy Kixar, Paraonto B. 164 SC 28471 H a rin g 172 SC 7*471 JAMES A. BARKS, Aaormy FtorkM B a N a 197544 tor M THE C M C U T COURT FOR I COUNTY, F t e N * ;4 1 -im -C P W RE: ESTATE OF RICHARD HAMILTON SHURMER n o t i c s OF ADatedST M -noN Tte atbiwdMrMon to toa aaUU to Richard HamUtan Shunrwr. deoaeied. « * Nutteer 01 -1272-CP. to parking In to* Cacu* Court tor SamkioM Courdy. FtoikM. PioteM DMaton. tot a t o m to orach to Clark to tod Ckcuff Court. Port Oita* Drawer C. Santard. FtorkM 327711292. Tte mm** and ffiteanat to t n pffnarni f*pc***rtaffv* and toa paraonal rapraaartauv*‘a atlomay at* ato torto btoon. A a in t e r e s t e d p e r s o n s a r c NOTIFIED THAT; A l paraona on whom ton note* « on whom a copy e l ton now.* n in JEANNINE DAWSON. KENORCK SYKES; ENGLE HOME&ORLANOO. INC: K1NGSBRIOGE COkteUNTTY SERVICES ASSOCIATION. INC.: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEANFUNE DAWSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KENDRICK SYKES; JOHN DOE: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POS­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE (PLEASE PUBLISH H THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtuanl 10 a Final Judgmard to Farttaou* datod to* 30to day to Novambar. 2000. and antorad to Caaa Hu OOCA 1533 14 w . to to* Ckcud Coirl to toa Ju*cm Ckcud m and tor Sananoto Coudy. FtorkM. I art tai to toa lagiaal a rt bml Od­ der tor caah at d n WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE to tod Senanoto County Courthouaa. In Samaicto Coudy. FtorkM. al I I 00 o’clock am on toa 12 day to Fabruary. 2002. to* toOoivmg daunted proparly a* aal torto ki aald F M Judgmard. to-art LOT 304. KINGSBRIOGE EAST VILLAGE UNIT 3A. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 54, PAGES 25 THROUGH 27. PUBLIC RECORDS O f S€MMOLE. COUN­ TY. FLORIDA a V l 417 HAMPSHIRE LANE. OVIEDO. FL 32755 In acconlanca arti toa Amancana wto Otaabaam Act Paraon arti Diaahanaa luadkig a apacte aceammodaoon to paikopala n ton pn>caadng ahould conuct toa Caul Adnannkator at X I N Part Avanua. Sanford. FL 32771, TaUphone Number (407)323 4 1 X not later toan aavan (7) daya prnr to to* proctetong d tearing anpaaadL (TOO) 1 400-9551771 a t a n (V)1 8009454770 via rionda Relay Sarveaa Dalad ton II day to Jn v 2002. MARY ANNE MORSE Char* 01 The Ckcud Court By Mary Staup* Daputy Chert SubrrvRad by: Lear Office to Merttef C Wallen 1400 NW 49th Slrart, Surla I X Foil Lauderdale. Ftonda 33309 Tenphona (954)4530385 Court WTTHM THS LATER OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THS DATS OP THS FIRST FUBUCAD ON OP T H S N O TE S O R TH R TV DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f K K V C S OP A COPY OP T H S NOnCS ON TH E M Van of tola Court ara ra gta d to toa* cNacdona rate Ida Coal WTTHM TH E LATER OP TH R EE MONTHS APTSR THS D O S OP TH S FIRST PIMUCAT10N OP T H S NOTICS OR T H H T Y DATS APTSR TH E GATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP T H S NOTICS ON TH E M AS m dteri al toa daiadwf and to nef provkted by to* Cky ol d. (FS 300 0108) PERSONS WITH OMAMUTIU NEEOMO ASSISTANCE TO PAR, TTOMtTS M AffT OF THESE PROC tE D M Q S SHOULD CONTACT THS PE R SONNEL OFFICE ADA COONOfNATOR AT M S M M 4B HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE *7 .1 N it OSJECTXMS NOTSO FEED WBX BE FOREVER EARNED. chalangt to* vaitoiy to toa H E toa ryntfk-alkin* to to* paraonal rapraaartaton, vanua. or lurtnScdon to ton Cowl ara raqurad to tote cbfaedena affto ton Court WTTHBi THE LATER O f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H U NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF T H U NOTICE ON TH EM A» endtora to toa daoadart and otter paraona having ctokna or M THE C M C U T COURT OP THE ItT H JUDICIAL CM C U T, MANDPOR IE M N O L I COUNTY, PBrrWia SZenaig C ADVICE TO TH( PUBLIC’ ( a parla appeal a r Court WTTHM APISH TH S D m OP TH S F U S T Dtoad ton 11 (My to Jannry W 02. Clark to Ckcut Court By MaryBtaupa Daputy Clark Richard B Tbytor. Jr, Eagan. PoalOdtoaBoa HIT, Longamod. FtorkM32752-1117; Pubaatijanuary 20,27.2003 11152 toM 14*1 day al Janwry. THE F U S T PUBLICATION O F TH U NOTICS or TH R TV DAYS AFTER TH S OATS O F BEHV1CS OF A COPY OP T H S NOTICS O N T H W A4 cri d b n to to* DnadaM ted M T M CMCUT COURT PGR I COUNTY, I I 9 K Flnl { Sanford, FtorkM 32771 (40RX1-1224 PltotehJanuary X 27.2002 •154 DAVtO A ZAMBRI. b c a u dan to toa Aral pubAcalon to ton noaca muat Na tote damn wan ton Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF T H U NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f T H U NOTICE ON TH EM A l otfwr cradlora to toa dacadart and paraona having clakna or damanda agamal toa dacadanra ••tea mual AM tote daana wrti ton coin WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST BUBUCATION O f T H U NOTICE. A a CLAIMS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WHX BE FOREVER BARRED Tte d a » to toa krai publication to ton Nobca haJanuary x . 2009. MARY JANE SHURMER 943 Wadgmvood Dnva Wnlaf Spnnga. FL 32708 Anorrway lor Paraonal MATTHEW J AHEARN. ESQ FtorkM Bar No 0131754 DEAN. MEAD. EGER TON. BLOOD WORTH. CAPOUANO1 BOZARTH PA PO Boi 2348 Orlando, FtorkM 32S02 234B Tatophona (407)441-1200 Far (407)423-1431 Piteah January X . 77.2009 ■ 154 M THE O R C U T COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT. SCMMOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 01- 11M-CP IN RE E aun to RUTH HOVEY JACKSON. NOTICE O f AOABNUTRATXM Tte atknmiakalion of to* Eate* to RUTH HOVEY JACKSON, deceaaad. Ff* No 01- 1315CP to pending in toa Circuit Court to Semmen Coudy. Ftonda. Proteu Or*i»«n. tte eddiaea to which to Serration County Courthouaa. X I Norto Park Avanua. Serdord. Ftonda 32771 Tte named and addroaaaa to toa Paraonal Rapraaertaima and A a INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AJ paraona on whom ton nobca n aarvtd who have otyclmne that chalanga toa vakdty to toa Wd. toa qualihcauona to toa Paraonal Rapraaartakvaa. vanua. or yinadc>on to ton Court ara raqurad to Ha thaw obfacnona wfh ton Court WITH­ IN THE LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF KE7MSTHF. HURRAH Ol Murah. Doyla and WlgM. P A N H M H m BoW vM P.O. B ob 139S Wtote P »k , FtorkM 12790 Ttoaphan*(407)444-tH1 FkMda Bar Nuntar. 006T4B4 PhMdc January 20.27,2009 •ltd* Court WTTHM TH E LATER OP TH R EE M ONTHS AFTER TH S OATS OP T W F M S T PUBLICA­ TION O f T U B NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH S DATE OP S E R ­ V E S OP A COPY OP T H S NOTICE ON TH EM AJ otoar crarttora of toa Court WTTHM THREE MONTHS AFTER THS DATS OP THS FMST FUSUCATON OP TH S NOTICS. AU CLAMS, DEMANDS AMO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WSX BE FOREVER BARRED. T t e M M of toa t e l Pubaoadan el to Jtetary 77, B07PATRK1A a MCCORMOC 1M M Eaaf CaM r Annua Aurora. Colorado *0012 lor Corporation tV a Chandcal RaakdanbN Mortgaga C o y c t e K PLAEOEP. yg Bwvan M. Jonaa, Kama LyrnJenaa * V * KanM Lym Ka*y al M. DEFENDANTS. nones op Node* la hartey ghran toaL purauard to S ito Final Judgmod to dtoad Jaranry 4. 2002, mcrvff caaa nurbar CO1143 CA E. to toa CtaUI Court to to* 14*1 JudtoW Ckttol ki and lor i f , M 1- - 1 ■■ tea----1-aSHnwieif VkOuniy, r M u t, m m n CHASE MA7MATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CHEldCAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION, n PWrdto and SMvte M Jonaa; KanM Lym Jonaa M o KanM Lym Katy, Amarlcan Ganaral Ham* Eqtey. N i l SNM to FtorkM, to Ravanu*. CMd NTSSabal Pokd I . Jokd tanka* dib/a Sabto Ckib Aparanorda; Hama Bod Company toe.: CWbank (Bouto Dakota). N A , la/ara Oafandart(a). I (Mr lor caah to to* YMto ta rt door to to* SamtocM Coudy Coutooua* to Sanford, FtorkM, SanteoM Coudy, FtorkM. to 1100am on tot 31 day to January, 2002, Via team in g daacitoad proparty aa aal torto to •aid Flnto Judgnart, lo nrt LO T 4, BLOCK 0, LAKES IM IS SHORES. ACCORDING TO THS PLAT THEREOF A4 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK It^ A O d d 14-14. PUM U C RECORDS OP SCMMOLE COUNTY. FLOfVOA. " NOTE; Purauant t o to* Fad Data C tea ebon Pracbcaa Act you ara to b* a dabl ctotoctor abampang to co«*a 9 n n inQ any impfm«iors oblainad art ba uaad tor toal pupoaa. OaM toa 7 day to January 2001. MARYANNE MORSE Ctort to CkcUl Court By May Staun Daputy CWk Tte Sandnoto Harakf COOIU3 4 8TAW1ARSKJ. PA 4010 Boynsto BmMvard SUM 450 Tampa. FL 33807 Tatophona: (411)477-4004 CAS41GOO-2313 Pubtah: January 23.27.3002 II174 NOTICS OP AUCTION TNa auction ml ba hald on Fabruary 1L 2092 al 900 AM« 325 AtomAva.. OWadOLFL Mara may toppad on toa day batora toa Auckon tam 9AMubl 4PM Tarma ara caah ot cartMM tunda only. Ovndo Towing raaarvaa toa ngt to •ccapl a ratuaa any and al bkk. Tte toffcwkig vtodcMa ara oMiad lor 1988 CHRYSLER 5TH AVE 1C3BF46P2FX5d74X PubkahJanuary 77,2009 VI47 NOTICS OP PUBLIC NOTICE to teraby gfvan. »nt on ffn (MM and torn MM batow.and conanulng bomdkytoday unkl at gooda an aold. wa art aal al Pubkc Auckon. to toa mgaal bkkMr. tor caah. al ffn warahouaa to STOR­ AGE USA. tooted al 480 FtorkM Centra! Partway. Longwood. FL 32750. toa toiowaig goody warn, and maichanlaa tor (art and odnr chargM tor whtch * Ian on earn* to clamed, to wd: DATE OF SALE: D2711GOO) TIME O f SALE I X PM (Cuatomer Nama)(Un4 l)(Bnal Oaaenpoen ol Oooda Bang Soto) Victor Bravo a 29 Buarnau Equpmart. Naiaaha M OroM * 44 Fumdura, Ctolted. Tim Mccoy • 49 Sola. Smoker. Toole. Aaron Dotteg •119 Houaahold llama. Dabbi* Glaapay • 201, Funrtira. Houaahold Rama. Amoe Joaaph * 309 Fumffura. Houaahold Rama. Wanda Morrai a 480 Bexaa. kandura, Bkaa. Nancy Pm ock *431 Buamma Oooda. Pam Howard *474 Waater and Dryer STORAGE PROTECTION AUC­ TION SERVICES LICENSE a I K A 150 00 (Mating dapoM wd b* cteaeMd tor aach uM purchaaa and refunded after aa contort* Of UM/4 Tte abova rtormaaon ia to ba publated one* a w*ek tor towconaacuuw weaka Sato tate to ba undar and by rtkia ol die toaktea of toa atea, n auch ceaea mad# and prdPubkah January 77, Fabruary!. 2002 2007 and M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, Carta DeLoaefi Bryant Ftonda Bn N a 0140544 Law Offtaaa of Carta DaLoach Brywd 1X1 S Ortando Annua WkdarPark. Ftortda 2777B Tatophcna:(407)7404004 Publah; Jonrary 77. 2009 and Fabruary X 2009 V IM NORM OP nCTTTKMJS NAME Note* la teraby to rn toad l am to btetoaaa M X 7 -B EaM 8L Sanford. FL 3 2 m . Caddy. FtorkM ifdMr Vw Name of SR VM BS A X D O U tV and tool I Hand to raglater aald nama artto toa OMaton of Wk Sacaon (44.09. Florida I IN I. Mary Brktoaa Publah: January 27.2002 V1*0 PRIVATE FOUNOATKM ANNUAL RETURN THE AfMUAL RETURN O F THE PROVATE FOUNDATION. TEYA ALBERTAN) FOUNDATION FOR INVOLVEMENT. REQUIRED T O BE FILED UNOER 4104(d) INTERNAL REVENUE CO D E IS AMMLABIS FOR PUBLIC INSPEC­ TION AT ITS PRINCIPAL OFFICE. S I X BRYWVX CIRCLE. SARASO­ TA. FLORIDA 34234 FOR M SPECTK M MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY BCTW EINOA-M. ANO4.DOPM. BY ANY CITIZEN UPON R EQ UEST WITHIN I K DAYS AFTER THS D A TE O F TH S P U S U C A n O N . > JUOfTH OEWALT PRINCIPAL MANAGER Pitohfc January 27.2002 V IM NOTICE OP PUBLIC AUCTION * nsreoy gwsn. m —— •——* - aAl— — , —l —. n ^ , j — - . j m b & 4 5«™noi* m scM f StoVKi m i h al PvbVc AueVon tor aafvaga tor ------a- — .a.^ .a , . a l u i -i ■“tewkl Wi 0**Ti*inu Kt gii ntgrisiw D*k3Sr, iyOtjc* ^ ___ 17 Mercury 2DR I VMIMEBM80aXHHB4437l Tte aicvan art ba held at 1TOO PM. on toa laid dalaa abort. Al Sortnola Wrackar aanrtca 2540 5 Myrtto A n SartonL FL 3Z773 Pfoapactora bkkMra may kwpacl rthlclaa ana hau prtor to uto. Tarma a n caah of earthed fimda. iwnwias n n c u f flMvVM n ngrn t o aceapl or rafad any and ai bkM. PubVafe January 77,2002 VIM PU BU C AUCTION Putfta aucVon to ba teld al I2 M pm Cd Tw toh dey at FEBRUARY 2002 Al toa beta door ol Sanhad Towing and Recovery located al 2522 Courdiy Ctob Rd . Sanlad. FI 32771. tor tot (wpoaa ol dtapuarg os mi luuowiog vwiio* YEAR 1904 MAKE HYUNDAI W M KMHVD14NSSU071034 YEAR 1984 MAKE PONTIAC W M 1Q7WJ14W2JF25I0M Putdc auckon to ba held al 1200 p m. cn toa 17VI d*y of FEBRUARY 2002 Al toa kord door of Santord Towing and Recovery located al 2522 Country Club Rd . Santord. FI 12771. tor to* pupoa* of Ih p o m g ol toa todowdig rthKM: YEAR 1993 MAKE DODGE W M 1B70Q23Y7PS141743 Pubic auckon to ba haU at 1200 p m. on the lift! day of FEBRUARY 2002 Al toa tart doa ol Santord Towing and Recovery tocatad al 2522 Country Ctob R<1 . Santord. FI 12771, lor toa piepoae ol dwpoakig cl toa toacwtig nfacto. TEAR 1964 MAKE FORD W M 1FTCFI5F6ENA44423 PubiehJanuary 77,2002 V IM NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSV3ER A CONDITIONAL USE Nobca toteraby gran dial a Pubac Haartng wd ba hold by to* Planning AZoning Commotion In the Cdy Ccmmiaacin Ctenfwra. Cdy Hal. Santord, Ftortda. V 7 00 pm on Thuraday. fabruary 7.2002. lo nw aidar a raqueal k* a CcraMtonal Uae ki a OC 2. Oanarof Commarciaf Zowig Dwtnct LEGALDESCRIPTION. LOT 1 BLK 3 TR 5 TOWN Of SANFORO PB 1 PO 54 aa recorded ei toa Pitotc Racorda of Sammoto Courdy. Ftonda. Tte proparty bomg mora oarwrtey daaenbad aa 209 B W 1U Skate Conditional Uaa Requeued Eatabkah a Church Al paitwe ki vdaraal and cauana ahal have an opporUWy to ba heard N tard hearing By ordar ol the Planning AZcnmg Cumrmaann ot toa Cty at Santord, or a * 407-BS5T11V PkMaft Jmtery*7.*00* *1*7 CTTY OF LARS MARY, PLORBM NOTICS IS HEREBY GIVEN by *M CVy Commteaton of toa C ty cf Ltea Mary FtorkM, tote oMd CuuiiMNuil I a Pubac Haatbig an I 7, M L M 7 4 0 P. M, at « • , la of an AN OROMANCi OP THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLOMOA. AMEfONO SECTION 41 07 OF THS COOS OF ORDMANCCS; ESTASUSHNO A RATS FOR RECLAMED WATER; PROVIDING FOR COOFCATION; PROVKNND FOR CONFLICT. SEVCRASUTY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. Tha PubSa Haartng * ■ ba haU ki to* Comm *Ken Chandwra. too N. Counay Ctob Road, Lava Mary Tte la bartad t o t wad ta m B n * la B n * u d l a B a l to made by to* CVy Coptea ol to* la M a n avatahto In to* ____ lO rtca torravw*. A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETMO IS MAOS BY THE CTTY FDR TTB CONVENIENCE. THU RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PURPOSES OF AFFEAL FROM A DECISION MAOS BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGO­ ING MATTER. ANY PERSON W1SHMQ TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEOUATE RECORD OP THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECE5 SARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HtB OR HSR OWN EXPENSE. PERSONS WITH OO ASERKS NEEDMO ASSISTANCE TO PART1CIP1ATS Vf ANY OP THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR1AT LEAST a* HOURS *1 ADVANCE OF THE UEETtK) AT (4CT7) 324-3034 CTTY OP LAKE MART. FLORIDA Carol A Fetter. C ly Clark DATED; January I*. 7CC2 Pubaah: January *7.2002 MOO Nodoa to teraby gfran tote Ovtodo pitolc auction tor aaNaga tor caah on demand to to* Mgwte bkMer toa tol­ ls Eldorado 2 door maroon W M 1Q4EL5744FE639357: 1M1 nyuKAMi Tuysgsr Twi sTn vir** 2P4GH25K7MR3048M; 1942 Honda molortycte rad W M X 2 P C 0 70X04009988. t 9 K BMW 4 do a black VINi W B A H D K IX N B JdM O l; 1990 Ctevy CavteMr 4 doa MNa V»M iaiJC S404L71S749a. Thla auction w « b* hted on Fabruary T. H O I M 10am ki to* morning te Autotartca « 174 Eate Maenad Hammock Road. Ortado, FL 32744. Ovtedo Road S a m e* Having i n g c lo acctpr or rayacf Plbftoh: January 27. 2002 V IM NOTICt OP PUBLIC S A U ALTAMONTE TOWBML M CUNCLABMD VEfdCLE AUCTION 117 MARKER ST . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGINS AT 1300 AM. SOLD AS 13. NO WARRANTY. HO TTTLE. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT T O REFUSE ANY OR A U BIOS PURSUANT TO FS. 7137* 2-152002 1BBS PONTIAC IG2HX5439JW224452 1992 NISSAN JN1G834C2NU102549 1947 NISSAN JN1PB24SOHUOOKX 19B5 MERCURY 1MEBP9SFXFZ424745 I960 HONDA JHMAB522XOC093433 1947 HONDA JHMEC1424HS029914 1992 HONDA 2HGEH3484NH5222X 1987 CHEVY IG1AWS1R5H8107344 1982 0MC 2QTE02508C4521434 19B9 BLHCK 104AL51N7KT472549 1944 FORO IFABP3SC5EA154408 19M MAZDA JM1FC3317Q0149877 1994 OLDS 1GHOU08L4ST314544 1996 SATURN 1G4ZQI770TZI417X 1993 MITSUBISHI JA3C020C1PU0732I5 1997 ACCRA JH4UA2544VC008734 1988 DOOGE 2B4FK4I39JR430204 1974 CHRYSLER CU41N4C141144 PHONE • 407-3X4700 Pubkah January 77. 2002 HISS PROBATE DIVISION FUa No. 02 30-CP M RE ESTATE O f S O U IAN ERIN MCCORMICK NOTICE OP ADHNffSTKATION Tte admnalraaon of tw eatela of SIOSHAN ERIN MCCORMICK, deceaied, Fte Numbar 02 XCP. • pandauj m toa Ckcud Court, tor Sananoie Courdy. Ftonda. Pmbate Drvwon. toa adrtaaa ot whah * W M 407-322-2611 m d e a l s �a Sunday. Ja n u a r y 2 7 . 2 0 0 2 Lic a u L Le g ecals au 11— H om e C TO; N o n a o r actiom TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSKWEE8. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, CUUMMO BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AQAMST FANNY A CMPMAN. DECEASED. WHOSE RESIDENCES AND LAST KNOWN AOORESSES ARE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOhFKD toal an acton tor torad oaue of mortgage an N W W flj) described property; LOT A B U X X A BFRMO VAUEY FARMS. SECTION FOUR. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED t f FLAT BOOK 14. PAGE 34. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, STATE OF FLORCA. hne been Nad agaaial you and you are raafred to aarva a copy a yn> aad to n d iliriia. tin y , to A on JE F ­ FREY A 8ANOLER, Aacmay tat to* A (Rwsawteiy * 4ttf1 SL ft Parti Am . t h M t n n you are n oto co h > tH n M v M | n i< n d M you ara n « M to a s m a copy of wtoan M r m , I any to I on inam n rvnnntrjiivnrai MHivr ' » M h H la 701 Port Lata . ApL 103, Apoaka. A 37701 to * (data) FEBRUARY 7, Cortoa U t o t o d i PA 4010 Boyaooul BoAavard 8u4a 430 Tampa. FL 33307 on a baton tokiy daya t a n tie date M tie Net putftaaton a t f a nodoa and Na t * origaia aMi t ie C M a Ma Court otoiet before aarvtoa an riin u n ■ *norr>iy or a deledl ana te j tor tie ratal Clavk of Ma Court at (Oath'a a t t ai i ) 301 H. N i l Am . Sarford. W. 33771 bstaro aamtea on raaaaiw la da ao. a (totem may t o ^ NOTE: PuauaM to tie Fair DaM Codecbon Practice* Act you are adtrlaad t u l Me lao tam la deemed to ba a dabl ccdaclor aBamptbig to Ytau m a t tiaap f a C M of V a CbcMI Courta OMoa noMad of y ou a i m a l l i n (yen day ■ * " of O m f Addoaa, Ftaida T orn 13.311). M ura papaa In;Ha aril ba uaad tar tu t pie- poae WITNESS my band and to# aaal of aald Court on JAN 14 t o o t . (SEAL) Maryanna Moraa AaCtorkof toaCourt By-Jens E Je .r r tc Aa Deputy C M F u bM T h a Samtnala Herald C 0 0 3 JS 3 BTAWUR3K1. PA 4010 Boyaooul Boutovtod Sato 4So Tkmpa. FL 33307 TbMprune: (313)377-3000 C 3S 41040S 01S Pubtefijanuery 20.27,2002 3141 on raoord M t a dark1* oMca. WARMNGRiti* 12333. Florida Fanay Law Rutoa of Procedure, DATED: JANUARY 2, 2002 MARYAM* MORSE CLERK OF THE CHCUfT COURT Py.MancyR.Wnar Dapury C M Publaft January 3. tS. 2 0 ,2 7 .2 0 0 2 3032 N ona of OF THE 1(tH I F. Erttoger aa Stand of County. Florida, taratay grvaa nodco purauant to aacdon 703.103<7K*X'). Florida BMMaa, of N * feSanl to (Mgoa* of certain property described i i lolowt: 1993 Lana LS 400. VIM. JT3UF11EIP0177B82. The stand Manda to aal t a 1339 L a n a to pubic aato on F a tn a ry 13, 1303, M 3 3 0 a m by Qaorga Otdaon Alcanna i n M 2733 North Oranga Btoaaom Tran. Zatwood. Florida. TTa aato K a l ba ntafad to any and 34 A M FOR SCMMOU COUNTY kVa Cbamtoal Mortgage Company. PLAINTIFF. va. Fiadlch A Alaundar. a a . DEFENDANTS NOTKE OF FORECLOSUM SALE Nonce le hereby given taxi. pur­ suant to tie l Final judgment a Forectoauro dated January 11,2002, and antorad In cN4 caaa numba Dl i 0 1 2 2 4 1 - 1 4 4 . a tie O o r t Court of t ie ISTH JudtotaJ O ram In and tor Baminola County. Florida, wheraei CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY F/KiA CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, la Plalnad and Frectock A Ataiandar; Laora R a h Stone. Beneficial Florida. Inc.; S ia a of Florida Department a Revenue. CMd Aqipnrt Erfor cement Program. Samatoto Courty, a poNtoa aubdvtaun a t u SUM a Florida:____ . unknown p*rson(t) In pneieeiim of t u autyecl real property #1 Ware DatondarRi). I aril aal to tie htfpriaaa e d beat btodar tor each at t ie Waal bant door a tie Serm on Couty Courihouaa In Santord. Florida, Samlnota County. Florida, at 11.00am on iie14 dry a February. 2002. tw toloertig described proper­ ly aa » a torth In laid Final Judgment to u t: LOT 20. BLOCK C, COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS. UMT 1. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 13.PAOE 98. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE: Purauard to tie Fee Debt CoSecBan Practtoaa Act you are advaad t>al tfva law «rm la daamrd to ba a dab! coaedor anampung to ■ii iNe i 3 m -A■V- * ----- * --- - - i l l . ■n il e air-, w CoftiCl A 9KX ■no *ny riiofmaiEjri anakted wP be uaad tor tia l pur- M TW CM CU rr COURT O FT W 13TH 31 AND FOR SOBMOLE COUNTY Caaa No. 0HCA-334-14Q TiuM Company at CaMomla. N A , aa Cintodan a Trualaa, PLAWTIFF, Va. Fanny A CMpman; Gaudatta N, Chtoman.____ unknoem paraonfa) In poaaaaaton a to* ubfarl loaf property »1; unknown peraonfa) In poaiiatlon at N rutyed real property n . Helen Marie Murphy O'Brian. Tha llnkrenvn Hava. kanora, oadtota, autoaa, a other daimanli claiming by, through, unda. a agacet Fanny A Oapman. dacaaarit I Mng. and ad unkntnn parttoa darning by, torougto. unda and agafeial tie abova namad riafandarr(i) eho era rut knoem to ba daad a atve. ehathar aakj i . A M H r s Na. tT-C A t1>1-1K 3 Chats H rtp O 1 Company don Mortgage Company: Compi PLA34TFF. va. Darryl Doartaig: Lisa Doaring. at a t, DEFENDANTS, N o n a of Natce It hereby given tad. pur­ suant to dial Final Judgment of Forectostaa dated Jaruery 11.2002. and antoredln cM caaa nattoar 01CA-2121-14-C. of Ha O om Court of tie 1ITH JutPdai G rad In and tor oemExw wourny, r m u B, wrwwi CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY WEST rmiA MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY, a PU nal and Darryl Housing Ftnanca Corporation, an agancy and aiatiumamaftiy of 3ta State of Ftarida: State ot Florida Department ot Revenue. Child Support Entortemom Program: United States of America ill are Dofentonda), I vria aaSloths tvghasl and bast batoar tor cadt at Ha Waal bora door of t a Bantinofa Cotatiy Courihouaa In Santord. Florida. OiTiinoli County, Fteftds, i t llttla m on T a l l day ol February. 200 2 .3w Wtoertog desertoad proper­ ty as aaf torta to aato Final Judgment toed: LOT 23. FOREST COVE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 58.PAGE 34. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE: Ptasuara to toe Fab Debt Coiection Practical Acl you era h m h ii amm m e ■ ■ wm w o N m ia to be ■ debt coAicior iHemptlng to oowKi ■ *ou iny i-iRXTTTe»ori obtobad m l ba uaad tor 3tal purpoae. Dated t a 11 day of Jwtuary. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE C M of Grout Cowl ByUary Sboupo Deputy C M in * Dfmmo* neruu COOKJS 3 BTAWIAASK1. P A 4010 Boyacoul Boutovard SWte 450 Tampa. FL 33807 Telephone: (311)377-6038 CASH GO 1-3937 Pubaah: Jaruery 2 0 ,2 7 .2 0 0 9 3143 p u b l ic N o n a The 84matoto Coutly Fori Auttorty Paraonnol Commatea i d moot on F3BRUARY ». 1081 at 1200 noon In Va Board Room ot tia AdmaUabation BuVdmg.Port ol Santord. 1310 Kaimer Place, Sanford. Samnola County, Florida Pareora e«h rtiaatvfiaa naadag aeataunce to partidpato at S a a a procaadtatga. atautd confect, tha Semncte Courfy Port AuStoray In advanca of V a maaang. at (407)3224793 Persona are adriaad Vial V Vay dactoa to appeal any daoaiona made at M s maaiaig. Vay eHV need a raoord of Va pmrapdngv, and tor •uch purpoaaa. Vay nay need to Inaura K verbatim raoord of V a proupon which Va appeal M baaed; Section 283 0103 Ftarlda Statutes. Dated el Santord. SemVioie Couay. Florida tha 22nd day of January. 2002 AO. Samaiota Couay Pott AuVemty By Michael Good. Chairman AnaaL Bob R Dou^aa, Bacratary m tta h January 27, 2002 II134 1887 Chtvy CavaAsr Btack 2 door 1QIJFIIWOHJ147428 734 CRH (Lake Ucnror Rd) Lake Monroe. FI 32747 Sals Dais FtBRUARY 7. 2002 Putiiah: January 27. 2CC2 3180 it i i ) / v n : u \ IU .M . itoT i i red a «a t a u t . Ladin UU FREE! H07i7tt6-TALK* ^ ‘ -iS fc f ^ t gtoBatoaca g a a g r M M A ^ Ladlesnik FREE toIlea XHkintoklc 1-107 850IMTK | i 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407)323-8787 TRULV nI0 LEn P U T PREVENTION $30.00 Off Initial Service W ith Th is A d "Offices Coast to Coast" Since 1954 71— H o t ic e s C Hava Ytaur Advertising Flyers Prirdad 3 Inserted to The ONLY 4.5* PER COPYIMI are llarWf air! IMaiidia BMOIC1N3 \nr*rv*fl Cati THE SEMINOLE HERALD Advertising Dept For Dstalia 407-322-2311 Atcaptoll UcAAOSMH, 3WH6KBB1. 27— N 2 1 — P erso n a ls C H ELP st & Found fo u n d Chtid C a n •infanta Wslcomel Day 3 Evening. AAordebto Ratos. Cati For Htarmabon 407-323-3082 33— W M 55— B You can do it all with a SsminoJe Herald classified ad Call (407) 322-2611 To S p s t k to ■ Cfistlfltid Ad S padillit Of Fai Your Ad (407) 323-9408 u s in e s s 5 9 — F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s Attention Raadermll iri ftagal lot compantoa doing * la by phona to promroe you a loan and a sk you to pay for M . F o r more tatormakon. cati tai-tree I -677-FTC I d P IA pubtic aavtaa massage bom Tha Seminota Herald and lha Federal Trade Comneaaion) on ey to L end Attention fte a d tra ll ire Regal tor compantoa doing buataeee by phone to promise you a loan and ask you to pay tor It before they deliver. For more Information, c a l tod-tree 1-B77-FTC HELP (A pubkc aarvtoe Tha Seminole Hen Federal Trade Commtojlon) 71— H elp W anted 3250 a day poMnbakbartondrul Training provided. 1 -800-293-1 3965X4271. r 1 5 Day CDL T n ln ln g • D ay A W ttik tn d C l a t s t i • F in a n c ia l A n i t b n c * • C irr i t i n H iring On S ltn ETruck Driver s institute 800-554-7364 • / •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I Advertising S a la s : Temporary position available. E x celled Oommadon. possMe FUTYna. 407215-7912 Construction: Foam insulation company hiring toslaiara. Clean (fee license State wide travel to oo rehids M-F Piecework. Guarantoed mtolmum SSOOfwk. Benefits, bonus 3 travel costs paid. 407-332-4943 • MUST INCLUDE PRICE $100 O R L E S S P R IN T A D H E R E : NAME:. • I • • • * I ADDRESS: I I \ I su b s crib e to the Sem inole Herald ( PHONE: ) Yes ( ) No W 71— H a n ted F O R U N D ER G R O U N D im U T Y C O N TRA C TO R MAUN MOUHANa AND 4S1K A*eff s e t s ta le ro rtv ? Allatoeiiia (prings 437-' Large tokaary/Warafiouae ♦n*fy*toc highly mo4fv*t*cl w o A in R aw-■ti,tam imiiliiTni 0»pL -»--* its^ _J1O *OC -■ Igf (UTappriy! riC_*----w r i Bird R ... |,HL ——frl j , ft - . |i f mai., iv —k ■ — wont o f trm ch?p ‘ »CMCoriong piints onatoerttiy t o * lAal be aba to e a k mertona whan needed toe. arxf oVwr bwwRa avaA Afpty to parson al 8770 W Stale Fid 48. Sanford or cati 407330G 298 art 224. MAIDS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! Honest, dependable, 8 mature. MF 7:30- 5 OO P M t25GS40GW k Tranaporttoon roryaed Cal 407-3241177 t o l l Tree Sanriea Na3 Ftom ■»i - liirianlkiae >s*e D itokk nun inctnov**., T(op r*y BanaAts, OLRaqJred D u Fro*, EOE Laerta Traa Sarvtoa, Inc 1-800-333-8737 TURF ETC. MC Is looking to M position for toraman and crow mambata; mual hMM a v*M Ftartda raoord C a l 407-102-0274 tor more Into and to schsdUa an M a n ia * DesigneY I Plant ad. Salary baaed on experience. Cati 407-3328733. Artificial WHI Pey You To Loaa Weight 2e P a o p M T O L o a a « e * iL Dr. Raeatsem ndadl CaM I mat tu s*if- for H tib W n d , company Great advancement 1 Business to buatoeaa w ise only. Noeiperience needed, wd veto. Hourly pay plus bonuses. 407-868-7209 B I V E n a A T l BEFORE YOU INVEST) Always a good peftay. etp eoaly tor business opportunities and franchisee. C a l Florida Dept of Agriculture 3I Consumer Services at 900-435-73) 7352 or FTC-HELP lor feae Htirmaaon. Orwal o u Web Ma at www He gov/buop. Florida tow raifetiraa eelers of cartato biekisaa opporkjstiaa toragtatar wRi Florida Dapl. ol Agncullure 8 Consumer Sarvtoea before easing C a l to verity lawful regwtntion before you buy. ______ •lands O nto Concrete Co. nteds workers to raid plana, tirsstVset up ooraeto 8 ron a kowal machkiei 4073 0 2 -1 2 5 1 j an ted Crow leaders. Trimmer* 31.0 0 p a r hour/ ( s e e l len t B e n efits. Company deeply commuted to safety I quality as aka hardworking totfevtduala to operate uaad to load 3 unload FIO ORM Q INSTALLERS Hardwood and Lemmata Flooring W Tha D R S . Oroup of Lake Mary la AMtiblM. fL«| rwng, lor tw vjKRMng poMtona. rn p Clark. Camara Operator WtoehouaaOkror. Typtog M b a (Aa wm train tot a l positions W ars’ ouaa/Drhraf1 8am-5pm. Ati otoara 5pm-10pm Ptoaaa ca l 407993-9128. LABORERS NEEDED accepted i t * 1/31/02. Santord Akport Autoortty 1 Rad Cleveland Btvd. Suto 1200 Sanford, a 32773 Contact: Diana Craws at 407-533-4010 elp Need Ml time man I women to do final cMantog M conetrudton Mas Need own feanaportaSon. 407-3227911. <JY*ct#d. who works wtN with p*opt« 6 in^oys wortdng outdoorl- f ic t* < n t LsfwfHs Induds fully paid healthcare w/ family coverage, eye. dental, holdays, vacalon. 401k. Be toau an n 8 Itoon rembursement. 3 8 0 0 to start 39 0 0 after one year 8 potential bonus l qualified. Possibility for advancement. Only safety oona if xa. team ortantod pattitia need appto to 2501 WtaK S h Skaai santord a 32771. 407-330-1781. ftoed &omo /LA V U TiW d To Promote Your Bustoaaal PIT Taacfwr Education Program to ttudants vlattog toe Zoo. Walk vrito ■ t i n * * Ftodti* (toya. M f to o a m • 2 0 0 p m Teaching Exp. prof, but eKfeSkY M SQ fv.C a* 407-3234480 of oorrptoto an apcMcalon at Cirkat Ftartda Zootagfoal Park. 1755 N. Kkey 17-92, Sankxd, FL 73— E m p l o y m e n t W an ted Ctoaning Sarvtoa to Ytiur Home we atoo da baby KMng Ptoaaa Cal Than C a l Us About Flyers Ana. 407-221-3333, J ta r 3pm W r W ill P rin t A D eliver F o r You To O u r Reeders F o r O n ly B «/Copyn 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t 2 Story Vtotortan Home, historic uwm ci, ip®, WUCOfTy,, prMtogaa. 310OWK. 3100 407-323-5277 Wa Have a Way Vbu Can Cut That Coat to Halil MlkLVMNUCr Btorttng S 1 THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322-2311 407-330-4423 Now accepting appkeattona for parttime help to a ) departments Apply to parson to SpringHK S u te t. 201 N Towns Rd. Santord. I hours ol 9am . 3pm Vtoy idea, sery ctiaai l m rm. Nenfy ramodatad. ati u3, eabt*. A/C. fesfey, phone, kitoh use. s a c tfe. raatdant private antranca Non Preterredl Onfy drug free aad apply. 407-333-7371. sob er need The Universal Crossword Edited b y Tim othy E. Parker , .A C R O S S , 1 1998 base­ ball M V P S Divide 9 In process 1 4 Kindergarten quartet 15 O ve r 15 Stars with fluctuating brightness 1 7 Noted music festival 1 9 Persona non 2 0 Hot off the press -Taylor 21 Ty fe r-l link 2 2 Vfedllate 2 3 B ond sm a n’s security 2 4 Cruise-ship em ployees 2 5 W ater droplets aloft 2 5 D eserving the booby prize 2 9 C o m e to an end, like a subscription 3 0 Kind of sheet used In class 31 R ope material 3 5 J a z z hom e 3 6 Dictum 3 7 Stereotypical nam e for a sci-fl lab assistant 3 5 Tim e unit at sea 3 9 W him per 4 0 Pancakes and sour cream 41 More than punctual 43 Aromatic oint­ ment 44 Publiclyexpressed honors 47 Lo w m a n In the choir 45 Point on a n orbit 4 9 W o rd with star or ranger 50 O n e w a y to go 53 S u m m e r T V fare 54 Alex R aym ond's cartoon ch a r­ acter 56 Put at bay 57 C ity on tho O ka , near M oscow 55 Island east of Ja va 59 Spicy sauce 60 Julia's co-star in •Pretty W om an" S t Rabbit of fic­ tion DOW N 1 C u t to size, in a way 2 Orchestra m em ber 3 Flat-bottomed barge 4 Tack on 5 Talk of the town? 5 Butaritari, for one 7 J a m with Van Halen B Toll hwy. 9 M akes one ■ ■ ('<•*- —i se e re d . 10 Q u e e n s tennis com m unity 11 In the form of a ra ce track 1 2 S h o o t'e m -u p 1 3 W inte r P a la ce residents 1 8 D igging tool 22 O p tio n on so m e sporty cars 2 3 " B e a r these to m a k e it to the m ajors 2 4 Selfa ssurance 2 5 O rganization in 2 3 -D o w n 2 5 E m u 's taJI? 2 7 Certain gem stone 2 8 W ith a touch of irony 3 0 Hats from nets 32 Sponsorship i i ,. — . i.,8 3 3 U s e ’s first name 34 Straight-laced 35 Binge 4 0 S w iss d ty on the Rhine 42 Plan of action 43 T y p e of bracelet or anklet 4 4 M oss and Lorenz 45 Turandot,* for one 4 5 Edible m ush­ room 4 7 Silty blunder 4 9 W ork as a barker 50 Partially open 51 tfa In the carpet 52 Mideast, prince 8 4 Perform part of a morning workout, per­ haps 55 Flow ’s partner P R E V IO U S PUZZLE ANSW ER I M ' bI O 2001 Orwvwraai Proas E www. u « x p r« o a . “ BRUSH UP” By Ed Early MAIL TO: Seminole Herald Classified Ads P.O. B o x 1667 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 • O N L Y O N E IT E M 2 postpone avalaNa Salary $23KS28K OOQ Must be HSG or QED equtv. Must possess: Mto standard cart c l complanee by toe tone of FL tire standards 3 trailing: Marti toe stale ol FL EMT cert; Vatid FL (data T T) driven to 8 obtain an *E* endorsement wdn 3 0 daya ol Growing credit card processing company toCtaWaf Ftorkfea now Mdng applicant OPTO RTU N m ES - 61— M L£ARNTOD RIVE TRACTO RTRUliRS International Airport •oanaesnd peas back g r a n t tfiedt MVERTIOATl BEFORE Y O U M V C th Atwaya a good pokey. espectoVy tor b u tto a u opportunitiaa and banchiaea C a l Florida Dept, ot Agrtaulurs 3 Consumer Sarvtoea at 000-435-7352 or FTG H ELP lor bee Mormation. Or vtM our Web dm at wwwhc goviTMop. Ftarida law reryfea aatsri of osrtato taatoaaa epporkrtoaa tois0ator wfto Florida Dept, ol Agriculture I Consumer Ssrvtess before Mthng. C al to verily lawful ragtatrallon • B U Y *S E L L •TRADE Fm ilgfM rfD rtvertnfT a n a gem en t fu lto ftto w "' Info CaM 407-323-4413 I DM A And l e Can Youl elf warned Laborer Steady. 3 Drivers license preferred. Good starting pey please c a l 407-413-9013. Ask tor Mike Expd 33WWBB33 needed lor dry d eans r In Lake Mary. Also axpd counter parson needed 407-3338070. e ic it t 3 you are looking to gal 13 aMto ■haptog and toning your body. Cati R sy .1 CertHtod Personal Tratoar a 407-3 -322-9213- Lo st D og; Chihuahua cream aAorod, no lati, vary OrnU.. Nama N Valentine Praters woman. Lost on Park Ave. Santord, Vi Davy Quean a a a . Wa miaa hats torrtfy 407-3027319.__________________________ Loaf Dag: Lhaw Agao. tan wtti Hack laoa. naiasted mala. Short hair. 3uBy taA Leal In Lake Bhd area. Sartord Generous reward. 407-321-1470. 71— H anted DRIVER TRAI N ! I S NEEDED! Baalway nwadk tractor Va4er ifekrsci NOW1 No 1 7 0 0 * par weak eam ng potential. No COLT No problem! COL Iratotog watobW C al Now! Tbt fees 377-2143324. h il d CartCPR/AcVviaewr iayroom lo t H TLC7 Ek. RafaiTtoa. rates Black BtAa Fowid ofl of Stats Road 43. Nama n u d e reads 'Ndhita Darden* 407-323-0003. 3 Hack. Lost 2400 block of Orange Ave, Santord. on 1/123X2. Owner la heart broken. Pis c a l 407-3238057._____________ _____________ Ac C W are jtom ySw totd hom e. 12 era aapartonca. Oepsndabta. ‘ y and raaecratto isles. 407- Shanlla Dapl chaaa of a motoroycto on Markham Road near Markham Woods and Lake Markham at 4:00pm on 11/00701 (Tuesday), pleas# help 3 you saw anything. Phone 407-221-3337 2 3 — Lo u rsery elp ATTENTION' Work From Home Earn 35CG31500/mo RT WOOO-lSOOOmo FT (BBS) 963-8700 Ads will be scheduled to run for 2 days. Price of item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 Hem 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. 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PN cati Nancy.. 407321-3373. 12— E Dated tie 11 day a January, 2002. MARYANNE MORSE C M a G ra d Court By Mary 9lnapa Deputy C M Tha Samktola Herald COOKJS 3 3TAW1ARSKL P A 4010 Boyacoul Boulevard Stale 450 Tampa. FL 33007 Telephone (313)377 3003 C3 Sal 0-01-DOS Pitatatr January 20. 27.2002 11142 grantoaa.1 NaDotal Aaaoctoftcn auccea a a Danai Nabo by margar mth LeSati# Nahona) B ar*, aa Tnatoa tor Avondale Home Equity Loan Truat 1937-t: Counarywkte Horn* l o w * toe. (fet/a Arnencaa Whoieaala Lander. DCFENOANT u OFFLOREM MANOFQR ic o u a r r r No. 01-CA2341-13O P a w n s am mo Id My d m to P a aewadmcrtaad property may da ad by contacting T a e l* Fadknar, Oanatal QaaaaL M (407)338<303,1 Oaaad Na ■ day of Jan , 2002. SHERIFF DONALD F. E8LV4QER Taata M. FauAna Qanarat Corneal Florida B a No. 00BB32S Somkioa County StwriFa Otitoa too B u n Bouavtod Sanford. Ftarkla 327793333 (407)3313003 FubUhc J a u a y 20 ,2 7 ,2 0 0 2 n M T H B O K U T COURT OPTHEItTH H PR gC Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Sem inole H erald C lassified D ept. To P la ce Y ou r Ad �I P**e 6B Sunday. January 27.2002 CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald 322-2611 You ca nto your ad to 407-123 900 N. French Aaffi, Sanford 32771 •P. O. So* 1147, Sanford 12772 Our ofltee Is open to serve you Monday through Friday, ■ am •B pm n r> n i m a t Deatttoe It 4 p.m. on Monday lor Wednesday paper and 4 p.m Thunday tar Em Weekend adMion. A 4 In* minimum applet to prtnte parry act. uaaart bob ana aftssjneaoorts require prepayment Lagala DaadHnaa: Frtday, 5 pm for Wednesday Ecftton * Wadnaaday, 5 pm tof Sunday Edtkxi. 11 12 13 14 Home HaaRh Cara Elderly Care Health A Beauty For Sale 18 18 18 21 22 23 23 27 33 09 38 43 Reminder Sarvtcaa Luxury llama Computernv Personate HaaRh Cara LoeJ A Found Qptftgi Nunary 8 Chid Care Waight Managamant rvyprxM HaaRh Ineurance Legal Sarvtcaa 15 Cemetery Lota 45 Debt Consolidation | ( J . 59 Buatnaaa OpporUUOaa 57 58 Financial Sarvtcaa 81 Money h> Land 63 EMPLOYMENT 117 Commercial Remits 118 Office Space For Rant 119 Pasture For Rem 123 Warned To Ram 125 Lease To Own 127 StoragsVOfflce For Ram 87 Career Consultant! 68 Ftaaumaa 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment 181 AppRances A Furniture For Sale 163 Television 8 Storeo/Radto 165 Computet* For Sale 167 Sporting Goods 159 Office Supplies 181 Budding Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 187 Restaurant Equipment REAL ESTATE RENTALS 81 To Share 83 Rooms For Rant 85 Roommate Wanted 80 Retirement Homes 87 ApaiBnenta - Furnished 88 Apartments • Unfurnished 100 Condomlnum Rental! 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfumtahed 105 Dupiaa/Trtptex 107 Mottle Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Wuahousa/Hantal Space 115 Industrial Rentale 141 Homes For Sals 143 Out ol SUM Property Fix Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For SaU 148 MottU Home Lots For Sale 148 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 CondotrSnluma For Sale 157 Mottle Homes For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Buatnaaa For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale 141—Homes For S ale 95—Roommate rcjo YirecvM waroaa 180 Pats A SuppAas 200 L/vastock/Farm *jlJppii 1 4V*« LLuaaa 239 Motorcydes/Blkee For Sale 240 Boat Rentals (! 241 Rac. Vettdea/Campars For 3ais 243 TraRers For Sale f l 245 Farm Equipment ^ 206 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 208 Wearing Apparel 211 AnttquarCoMectittea 215 Boatt A Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy 141—Homes For S ale 252 Accounting 253 Addtlone A vprevaf« comae\ tof, rwgncjomooa nvi Sama Barbara Or. 8*rYord407- aw-eooo IE nssnma a H P « v » 1 t » » A or 1425/mo ♦ *250 S K dtp . 4 0 7-3213736. PAUL OSBORNE 118— O U n fu rn ish ed AHNEXTt 2BR apt, W. Ini SL CHA, nova. raMg. ttweshsr. MTirfncnSt ---- 1dap. 407-324-3193. 1BR apt Soawwdporch, sartor* w parson Dtocotn to sar 407-321-4168. f f ic e V I N llltll I P H O m t t lt S MW 171 W h l 308 TarmHa Repair /yiQ ijyv TpwvUswu4w*Lwi i ransportooon 311 Travel 312 Tree Sacvtoa 313 TV/Radto 314 Uphototory 318 Waidbig 4 Sheet Matal 318 Wa8 OrtHng 310 Window VWahlng 8 TMfeig J One Bedroom Apts • Beautiful Grounds • Single Story • Great Service • B e s m iu C S p a c e Fo r Call Now ....... ... . 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(45O140NTK PLUS DEPOSIT 407-323-1167 finonfc: 2BR 2BH apt, i axe. area, cabis 287 Lawn Sarvtoaa 288 Legal Sarvleaa 289 Lodtamflfi 290 Masonry 291 Mortgagee 282 Moving 8 Storage 283 01, Luba 6 Fffisr 153—Acreage Lot For S ale quM wont •nopJJO/ 255 AAsradon* 258 Applanoa Repair 257 Auto Elect Repair 258 AutomoOv* 280 Buah Hogging 261 Computor Conattdng 262 Cattnats 263 Carpentry 284 C arpall InataAaOone 265 Carpal Cleaning 266 Caffing Repair 287 Ceramic H a 268 CMd Cam Canton 288 darning Sarvleaa 270 Concrete 271 Conabudton 272 DsEvaiy Sarvioas 275 DrywaE 278 EJactrtcal 277 Fanes 276 Handy Man 279 Haulng 280 Moitwi ftnpm m m ** 281 IrrigeHonR flapalf 282 JarNortal Sarvtcaa 283 Jewelry A Repair 284 Laketront Oaartng 288 Landscaping 286 Laundry Sarvtcaa 141—Homes For S ale For R ent F urnished we aril make Em dwngs lor Era nod iMEaUa adHorv Ptoaae (hack you ad on to* W day tt p u tia in If you and an error, plaaa andw* w«lcorract Vwarm torto* next puHcaaon. MRare r Jk il Insertion only and only lor toe ooal of toe Ural Insertion. 235 Trucfc/Bueee/Wne For Sale 236 Car Rentals 107—Mobile Homes 97— AfARTMENTS ■ In thi iv n t you nud to chincn votirad; If you need to change your ad whi* * Is fumtag, piaaae flNa us a caB i AUTOMOTIVF M ISCELLAN EOUS AFFORDABLE homes VENTURE l PROPERTIES Wanted Plying for vour ct— ffltd id ; W* (Atfy aeoml MMwcard or VlML W> alM ■■ Mha CMO or a pMenal jack. Adnrtaars who wtoh w ba Wed can make arangantortl 1 M tone M r ad U pieced. Ptaaa* Map h mW M a d a m w Parson** (daaa. 21k . 85} A Qaraga S la t (217) raquba payment h making . . 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 Sanlont 2/t complataty renovated Insrda, new everything, hug* back yard, must sat Only (63.600 aba. 407-314-7307 (VILLAG E |LAM ADA 1 BOMi. 1440*40 l aonu. »47tiua andue ■ ( OM MONTHFREEI idham Place (UnasdTWOaw) 2 BetSooma from IS M 3 Bedrooms 1634 a 'Brand New W l pay r a a r t e r a t . Cadar Creak Apts 407-324-4334 1 0 3 — H o u se s U n tu bn isfied Apartments Homes Lake Mary Blvd. & 17-92 For The Term of Your Lease $199 Moves You In! Windchase Apartments 263-CA RrtN T*Y I n s ta l l a tio n s TRW CARPENTRY . L im ited Tune! Aa TYPES OFTRMi WOW AHDFIM5HCARPENTRYDOORS ‘ CROWNUOID* CH/URRAA. CUSTOMTRIMANOOOOfl La a Mary: Appro. 1300 sq. 6 W , Ms, p a r t A carpal Kachan i, RXc. on 114 acra lot 407- - Dr tone: Claan 211 ralrtgaralor. ■ t y * . mini Winds, conwaruanl n . Near Saso n Bhrd 6 Pnkidanca *6 6 0 . 1st. last 1 S400 s * jnTy 1648 Brantlawn. ok West Papa. No par* 407 -3 2 3 4 1 2 0 I JO Y L E 'S R E N TA LS Sa itont: IBfVIBA W/ Otc. W/O Ho *-U ps. CHA tSIVTSOO Oap rd: 2 Largt Bits 11/2 BA. 2 S k K C ento Nm TIs A Part, Kkhsn 1 hmng Room. Community Pool S6 OVOOOap S a itord: 2 La BR/1 5 BA. 2 Story Co ido. Haw Carpet. Vinyl i Pant. t t nmAoaeto Rn. WO Hocklto* Co mt. Pool * 6 2 3 4 6 0 0 Deport : 2BFV1S B aft Dupiai I Cafpat 6 P a r t. W O Hook Ups « , 3 4 6 0 0 Oaport : 3BH/2BA w F airty Rm. D vK ) Dm t Formal IXvng Rm. Lg Co ner tor W/Srorsga Shad * 6 3/3600 Daport lary: 4BR/3BA W/ DPI O aiaga. Scraanad Pool W/ Hot Tub, Fir pUca. Formal D rtng A Dan. 12 M V * 2 .0 0 0 Daport DOYLE REALTY. M C (407) 322-24*6 RENT 6 U U HOMES RE Wi 5a sac 4T3/1T S, 722 Baywood Cvola. > hookup*. Sunland Eslalas. JorU (6 3 0 mondi 1*1. last, a*y isqd. Ai atohls Fab i n Cak: SaAlordr 3/1 dok house. *31 Smooth » daport. Pats OK art to dsport Raady nowt 128 Cki) Rd A620W 20ttSL 407-3234340 308-THEEAfEUne CM For Fra* i (407)331-0763 330 Dog Track Rd, Longwood 279-HA DUNG A rtito O u m p i Awktoliwpt AryVmgHadadLOangsA Bam Ctoarvkr t Commarttol Country Style City Living CtsanUp AHsrtAwwy Oabrts HwAng U a Ts m Ttrtndng, D re a m in g A bout O w ning A H om e? Get Approved for a m ortgage today! Convenient Sftaclous Affordable FIRST MONTH W ilti 12 Mo Lease & Approved Credil • Spadoud AjtarlmrnU with large (Jonetn • lake Front » Vulleyltall « Sparkling IViol » Trnnl.i (VturN Country Lake Apts. ] BLVO 319—Window Washing h Tinting N EAT-N -T1D Y Jen n ifer Phares 407-324-1177 C ustom Funding and In vestm en ts, Inc. A i l About Our Ip a d a tit 407-234-6199 place '*Q U , p. D o w n P a y m e n t A s s is ta n c e S a Sonl. 2BR 1BA, *M 0 par month 40 4 0 9 6 3 2 6 407-97 7 4 2 6 8 269-C lea n in g S ervices 40 -6694326 tsi last A security raqd. Avalable 2H 02. Located at 312 Eaal 25fft tl 301-ROOfWC 1' 1 264-C a r reT fc 407-327-4458 C a ll f u r fj( tnilx 407-328-8818 M «2-«777 Chaw ;Th(>s(>J lothlay 3 Cash fthtcX'/hraij i i Airport Blvd. & 46A |a c ntt« | i on 3 a cre s Storage. pcrmonH. SacLvSy deport raqd C l ia m n g Country Lake Apartments 2 7 1 4 Ridgewood Ave„ Sanford • 3 3 0 -S 2 0 4 P r o g r a m s A v a ila b le Many different loans to meet your special needs. No Credit, Bad Credit, Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, No Income, Self-Employetl Wl i m4^. ^ L W ■ ■ tm $15.75 per m onth.....5 lines / Smonths $24.75 per month ....10 lines / 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months Classified (407) 322-2611 I �ft*?'•TV tZZ> 'j 'rjp| *AilMelifr r‘ Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad TH E Sunday. January 27. 2002 181—Appliances It Furniture For S ale Page 7 B 230—B o a ts * Accessories 231—C ars For S ale 235— 1 * M e* Awe* Mw»p * t ynd T ruck/Buses/Vans For Sa u Mark*. A/C neade work. 11405 or baandar. C d 407-337-3057, tolar 7.00pm. WISdYtu Boston 235— T r u c k /Bu s u /Va n o F<* Sa u 1900 C ls w S 3 C Nana arm. i hood w m or baad. tooo. ■70» 407-330-7 231—Cars For S au < *o. 407-340-5550 or 4 0 7 -3 1 4 0000,ptoN m eg. “M W H IW H W F 1 • 040TANT CRKDTT • TAXI OVER PAYMENTS^ CALL MR. PW Ctl Sa Habla Eapand SANFORO 407-331-5101 M5—* * al Estate Wanted 1900 B itt Camay: Autotdpoanr, 1074 OwrroM P k k p . Fiom* I * ip Da 77.000 mOM, ntn rad. 0 cyt, 4* lamoto lock* *7,500 407-331- 1U — A l l ia n c e s * Furn ituri For S a u Pram atoY burl Then C d L to About nym e N ic h o ls Wa Will Print A s Dallvar For You Tfr Our Haadara For ; Only c O u tb o a r d S e r v ic e C e n te r M / C o o v tl 1907 Cfwry 5 -1 0 long bad pckup. Low mOaaoa, Dark Oman. I M n l 1 5 ^ 0 0 407-3333003. CO l407Omy5-1Q.4qifrd»t X-&fa laLcar d a a r , b ^ d d d | 407-322-7**1. P—pmApd—Pap a Aa5T~ LLAME A UR CASH V LLEVESELO HOY CONStOS PRONTO 191— Building Materials V ehicus/Cam tos For Sa u ti PMB. o e m s CAN CENTER NO CREDTTO.. MAL CREDTTO SANFORD 407-331-5103 199—P e t s It SurrLiEs Starting At - 11,000. Nlchois Outboard P9 S S 5 S S SZ n*wH 110.90 FO R D U CompreAqui—PaaeAquIl Sanlord. 407-331-5103 Sa Habla EapancJ LLAME A MR. CASH Y LLEVESELO HOY Tbyota Camry, 1993,133K*m4ae. *0.000 407-0004011 Of 3033034943. P H I BETTIS CAR CENTER NO CREOTTO-.MAL CREMTO SANFORO 407-321-5103 "RENTADEAUTO/VAN” S M T sttra srs 8orvico Cantor 1000 Weal l e t 0 t,0 a n fo r d 4O7-U 3-0M 4 1000W. 1st SL, Sanford, FL (407) 322-0664 CON1100 PNONTD HOLLER A ' MITSUBISHI MOTORS Se Habla Espanol CREDITFIXER! GUARANTEEDFINANCING * * /VlV* r ;L!afte5ir1 «* ■ - ............ \ * : V'.'W »A*4Su.yA«i' ALL APLICATIONS ACCEPTED! V BAD CREDIT • UGLY CREDIT - NO CREDIT • NO PR0 BLEI iKws&m LONGWOOD 1/2 Mile N o rth of 434 on 17-92 > (8 0 0 ) 6 3 9 -6 6 6 6 ^ w w w .h o lle r k ia lo n g w o o d .c o m -S o H ab la E sp a n o l �8B Sunday. January 27.2002 s L ____ J ! v V > r*j - .* " 't > y ' c- J ' . * ■ * ‘ i «>ji ■ .**«•« !• **trj I mn I I k * ? 1to tod Bug Rd., Pracwd East to Lockwood JA 7 0 7 1 Blvd.andturn left;Turn right onto S.R. 419 to The Sanctuary Jffl i 14 144 27 30 85 m _____ & s o e l m - £ Friconl Falcon II Oriole ^ a 4/2 ™ 1834 1913 1702 _ 4/2 3/2 119 Falcon II 24 V8bS f ? an0 Ro*» 30 Falcon II 1 ( j V\ /// & f£ 0 > m m u nity with Beautiful Amenity <7911 ™ 1-4 East to Lake Mary Blvd., continue 407.971.7773 h u c e . . toCountry Club Rd., dtOn C rvAf.i I ’ ~ ^ SS $174*129 $2SU«2 1174,452 $174*452 $174** ...... _NOW i -NOW NOW FBtUAIY NOW ■ m j , !S r * Gated Community. laSuperb Location I Beautiful Lake, Rsrks ana Playground 407.339.9100' SQJEC BO/gVE8KE AVAILABLE 1913 4/2/2 $173240 NOW O S 1,874 1,920 1913 3/2/2 4/2/2 4/2/2 $187,930 $170,810 $175,298 NOW NOW NOW O Towne Center and just north of Lake Forest M to 4 6 tor° ^ 8 ° n; f'ght on Oregon to Orange left onto onto Orange. Orange. Entrance toThe Retreafon the right Boulevard;; left 68 VHIa Capistrano 2095 2235 4/2/2 3/2/2/bonus T O iSw I I $204,414 NOW JA 7 available m in lomhairiy Capri >01*7*7 4 0 7 .3 0 2 .4 1 7 7 m o d el . 2 .)*»■*■ 407.302.7005 a v a iu m f s^ ^ ™ 7p L ^ "ffiit™ ,S o n riS 119 111 In-Town Casselberry Location - Cated Community with Two Lakes, Neighborhood Rirk & Children s Playground l ,.ikc ( irill'in I .m.Hcn LOT h ' j l ) i c A ^IgiousO vLedo Address; Amenity Center including Fully Eauipped & Staffed Fitness Center, 2 Bools, ’ Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball & Com munity Center * S .iiu t ii.ii \ Sl I t t ' i T J l " ! / l e e r e d 2527 2270 2587 . . in i . $2681998 |UiY MARCH TH E RETREA A T W E K IV A S3,000 in paid dosing costs!" S i r1 S >//<•>. />»/>< h i / t f f j y i / i ’t i i i /s < / W o f h a B UC K IN G H A M ESTATES ~ r--------C om ing S oon I MAKHAM tfOTtH IfUD ti f f e v LAKE MARY Beaeced through Homebuyen Fundkig L L C THE SANCTUARY KE GRIFFIN ESTATES (*?< C t X O M A l D t- ENGINEERED HOMES B e t t e r Engineering Builds A B e t t e r Home . W W W . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .com CCCAUI 3075 Broker Rmicipalion Welcomed. I �Page 8C Sunday. January 27. 2002 Tka Sdonoli Hxxald G arrett C o a tla a a tf fro m Paga 7 C police officer and later as a manager of airport security and airfield operations. Though he's worked at the Sanford airport for three years, Garrett said he is still very familiar with the operations in Salt Lake. "1 still have a lot of the con­ tacts I made over the years," Garrett said. "Basically, my job will be as a trouble shooter. When things go wrong, I’ll know what resources are avail­ able and how to access them." His knowledge of the Salt Lake City airport was the sell­ ing point he used to convince his former boas, Ron Matin, person for the job. "If they hired someone else, they would have to bring them up to speed, which basically means they would have to spend 18 months on the job prior to the Olympics just to become familiar with the oper­ ation," Garrett said. "On the other hand, they can hire me for five or six weeks, and I bring years of experience with me.” Garrett is no stranger to coordinating large events. While in Salt Lake, he helped plan several presidential visits, worked with the studios in providing space to film major movies, and arranged security measures for the crowds swarming to meet the Utah Jazz during the team's bid for the NBA championship against the Chicago Bulb. Garrett also assisted with planning a vbit by the Space Shuttle to the Salt Lake City International Airport, one of only two non­ military airports to host the spacecraft. "There were 120,000 people who showed up," Garrett said. "We obviously didn't have parking for all 120,000, so It was a logistical puzzle." As athletes, spectators and the media arrive in Salt Lake, Garrett experts to be very busy, but once the Games begin, he will have some free time to attend the competitions since ail of the athletes will have arrived. "The tickets are pretty scarce right now, but I understand that once the Games begin there will be opportunities to to some of the events." rrettsald. Once the games end, Garrett experts to log long hours before heading back to Sanford. "As people arrive before the Games, they will come in waves," he explained. "But once the Games end, they all want to leave on the same day. That will be a major logistical accomplishment That day, Feb. 25, b shaping up to be the busiest day in the history of the Salt Lake airport — by far." Garrett will actually per­ S form double duty during in Salt Lake. In addition to nb Olympic responsibilities, Garret will continue to work hb full-time job for the Orlando Sanford International Airport "Part of the justification for allowing me to be gone for five weeks b that I would keep up with my work here," Garrett said. "Although, I'm a little concerned that if I'm out of the office for that long and no one misses me, then 1 might not have a job when I get back." "There's not a chance of that happening," chuckled Larry Dale, president of OS LA, wnen told of Garrett's comments. "With the technology we have today — faxes, laptops, pagers, cell phones — w ell be in touen with Bryant almost as much as if he were in the office. "T h b b really a good expe­ rience for Bryant and the air­ port," Dale added. "He'll gain some valuable experience and knowledge that we can utilize on a imaller scale here In Sanford." Garrett said he's looking forward to h b Olympic duties and returning to Salt Lake City. "It's neat to see your home­ town at the center of an inter­ national event like the Olympics," Garrett said. "It will be a lot of hard work, but it's a once-ln-a-lifetime experi­ ence." Hawkins------C o n tin u ed from P a g e 7 C Syndrome" and Shaken Baby Syndrome, Project SOS and Abstinence Issues. event will be held from 11 a jn . to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, in the Participants have the opportunity to learn about responsible fatherhood, f T HIV-AIDS J! community involvement, health and fit­ Medina Court No. 16 Annual Charily Project donated ness and faith­ toy3 to the Open Door Shelter. Shelter Director Sylvia Izquierdo accepts the gifts from Most Worthy Grand ful finances. Matron Julia Davis, Debbie Davis, Margaret Davis It will be an afternoon of food, fun and great information about parent­ Call Syberina Wynn at 407ing, fidelity, confidence and con­ 830-7235, ext 213. The event is viction. For more information, sponsored by Seminole County call 407-830-7235. Healthy Start Coalition, H*r*M ptwtt by Uarva HnriUn* AJ-Saish Grand Council of Deliberation Ancient Arabic O rder Daughter ol Sphinx hosted their nvd-winter con­ ference recently. Rescue Outreach Mission (or Women and Children was the recipient ol m any gifts donated by members of the conference. The event is sponsored I Seminole County Healthy Coalition, CSB, and UNA. Frankie Edge invites the com­ munity to the grand opening of Floral Magic from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9. The store b located at 911 Dunbar Ave., in Lake Monroe (Bookertown). There will be music, refresh­ ments, door-prizes and more. Call 407-330-7483 or 407-8654779 for more information. �I i ii S i \ i i \( >i i III k \i it Section G I n s id e : Su n d ay R elig io n 4 C - 5 C D oris D ietr ic h 3 C M arva H awkins 7 C Ja n u a ry 2 7 , 2 0 0 2 lympics bound G arrett heads to Salt Lake City to m ake sure travel is hassle fr e e By Dan Ping EdHor ryant Garrett is counting on his expertise, his experience and His yean o f training to pay off in Salt Lake City. H e's not going for gold, but the Olympic athletes who are won'tI reach r the medal platform without his help. It's Garrett's fob to make sure the 2A00 athletes, their families and their sponsors get in and out of the Salt Lake City International Airport with as little hassle as possible. With increased security measures and tens of thousands of spectators traveling to Salt Lake, that's no small task. In addition, the airport is also the site for athlete accreditation, presenting an extra hurdle for possible delays. "There are a million variations of things that can go wrong," said Garrett who serves as the director of finance and administration for the Orlando Sanford B wrong. If you have one delay, then it backs every­ thing else up." As if he isn't under enough pressure, Garrett knows that how well he does his job will determine whether the games are consid­ ered a success or failure. "The airport has to work. It sets the tone," Garrett said. "If there are major problems at the airport, then people are going to carry those experiences with them throughout the Games. The media will focus on all the problems at the airport, and the overall coverage o f the Games will be negative." Garrett was selected for Olympic duty because of his previ­ ous experience at Utah's busiest airport. A native of Salt Lake, Garrett worked his way up the lad­ der at the Salt Lake City International Airport, first as a See G arrett, Page SC Bryant Garrett works on equipment tie will at the Salt Lake City International Airport Garrett Is traveling to Sait Lake City, Utah, dur­ ing the 2002 Winter Olympics to help airport officials make everyone's traveling experience Is hassle tree while at the International facility. �k Pa#e2C Sunday January 27.2002 T hk S n o e o u H a u u • ^re' ^ n<^ergarten Early Intervention pre-registration begins in Februarv S H S T ^ w a s te r* County school zone. Program services are provided to stu­ dents within elementary school settings and operate on a full day of services. Parents pay a fee for services based on their income. Information on this will be provided at the pre-registration event The following documents are required before children can enter school in August Families are encouraged to bring as much of this information as possible to the event including; tration and recruitment for children who will be 4 yean old on or before Sept 1,2002. Program services are based on fami­ lies meeting income guidelines as defined by the free and reduced lunch criteria, which is published by the school district and Federal Government (200 percent of Federal Poverty or fc.'low). Families must be working or partici- BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER 7.....*850 • Birth Certificate •Child s Physical (HRS 3040 form) • Child’s Sodal Security Card • Custody papers (if applicable) • ONE STOP participation letter or two months of current pay stubs for each • Working member of the household • 2001 Income Tax Return ■ Immunization Records (HRS 660 form) • Proof of Residency (lease/deed) • Food Stamp letter (Lf applicable) Other documents may be requested. MWlHi I I This event will be held from 7:30 am . until 6p.m. on Feb. 26 in the, Eastmonte Civic Center, located at 830 Magnolia Drive, Altamonte Springs. (It is also known as the George Perkins Community Center). Pre-registration will also be held every Wednesday, beginning March 6, from 8JO a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Educational Support Annex, located at 1722 W-Airport Blvd., Sanford. 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January 27.2002 Page 7G M iller represents Sanford in recent pageant Tiffany Miller, 15, was given the opportunity to rep­ resent the city os M iss Junior Sanford Teen at the Miss • H MI**I*SH*H*< > » l Junior America P ageant She became a final­ ist baaed on ' her photo­ graph, applica­ tion, interview and her per­ sonal achieve­ Marva ments. Hawkins The Miss Junior Florida Teen and Miss Junior America Contest boost the teen's self-esteem, confi­ dence and communication skills through workshops, money, scholarships and interpersonal relationships. Miller, a ninth-grader at Winter Springs High School, has a 3.7 GPA. The city of Sanford recently commended Miller on her achievement with a resolution of thanks for representing the community. Miller aspires to become a lawyer and a model. Currently, she is active in her church. She is the daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Willie Miller and the granddaughter of Annie Mae Henderson and Vbtnle Mae Miller of Sanford. This beautiful young lady may one day vie for Miss America. tM H Medina Court No. 16 annu­ al charity project donated toys to the Open Door Shelter for women and children. Shelter Director Sylvia Izquierdo accepted the gifts for the children. Al-Saish Grand Council of Deliberation Ancient Arabic Order Daughter of Sphinx recently hosted their mid­ winter conference. Rescue Outreach Mission for Women and Children were the recipients of many gifts donated by the confer­ ence. The Zora Neale Hurston Festival Awards Gala will be held 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26. The Wyndham Resort will host a salute to Master Musician Educators. The theme is, 'Celebrating Cultural Connections, the Music of Africa and the Americas.” This black-tie affair will feature the Charley Bateman Quartet. The salute will honor Rebecca Steele, Ph.D of Bethune Cookman; Edna Hargrett Thrower; James W. "C hief" Wilson, retired from Orange County Public Schools; and Earl E. Mlnott, retired from Seminole County Public Schools. Central Florida's best musical instruc­ tors and directors will be present and honored. The Sunday Morning Worship Service at St. John Metropolitan Baptist Church will enjoy the musical performance of Harpist and renowned artist Rosaline Beck, who performs with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. The com­ munity is invited to hear this unique expe­ rience. The Rev. Robert Doctor is pastor. The church is located at 920 Cypress Ave., and the event will be held 11 a.m„ Jan. 27. There will be a Shaken Baby Community Workshop 5:30 to 7JO p.m. Monday, Jan. 28, in the Midway Community Center, located at 2045 Tiffany Milter Hurston St. Come and get informative information on "Sudden Infant Death See H aw kins, Page SC •SO«LPS of Richard and Oleta Holdsworth of Sequim, Wash. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride chose a white formal length antique lace bodice T-strap silk chiffon gown. Her veil of chiffon net was shoulder length. She car­ ried a cascade of white orchids and white roses with baby's breath, accented with green ferns and white streamers. Pet Emergency Clinic in Ventura, Calif., and the groom is owner and CEO of Holdsworth Furniture. L io n s ft T ig e r s ! ■ P e r f o r m in g E le p h a n ts i j m j R u s s ia n T r i p e i e S ta rs ! Clcrwnst H ig h W ire ! P o n ie s ! A m a il n g H o u s e C a ts ) T h e H u m a n C a n n o n b a ll ! n i w h e e l o l W o n d e r ! E l e p h a n t R i d e s O n t h e M id w a y O n e H o u r B e f o r e S h o w t im e I ■* recently announced their Harden-Raines is the daughter of the late Lish and Leola Harden o f Sanford. Bom in Sanford, she is a 1977 graduate of Seminole High School, where she was a member of the band. She also attended Seminole Community College in Sanford. She currently works * D ELAND AIR PO R T - (R O U TE 92 E A S T) WED., M ARCH 6th AND THURS. MARCH 7th S H O W T I M E S : 4 :3 0 A 7 :3 0 D A IL Y S P O N S O H tD B Y M A IN S THE E T A SSO C . e«C A DC LA N D ARE A C H A M B E R O f C O M M ER C E ______________ O n S ftn U w t T ic to n O n S a m A l T< w m g o n O n P o r t IN N .,, Erie Hardan-Ralnaa and A drian W ashington Sr. ADULTS 814 MD8/SEN10RS $9 AN EVENING YOUR CHILI) WILL NEVER EORC.ET �Page 6C Sunday. January 27.2002 Tha Sonlnok Herald Pageant application deadline Feb. 1 The deadline to submit applications for the 2002 Mias Seminole County Scholarship Pageant is Feb. 1. Contestants must be between die ages of 17 and 24 and must be enrolled in college or have had college training. Additionally, those interested in participating in the pag­ eant must live within a 75mile radius of Sanford. The third annual event will be held Saturday, Feb. 23, in the Helen Stain Theatre. For an application, par­ ticipants must send a selfaddressed stamped enve­ lope — that will hold an 80-page document — to Beverly Baird Boothe, 3358 Whitner Way, Sanford, FL, 32773. India Hawthorn, a mem­ ber of the rose family, Is native to southern China. This attractive small shrub grows well In all areas of the State of Florida, Is tolerant to low-temperatures and relatively pestfree. It has nice dark green-colored leaves and produces abun­ dant apple-like flow­ ers in the spring. Small, round, dark blue fruits follow th e blooms, adding to the beauty of this plant in the land­ scape. This attractive flower­ ing shrub requires very little care and has many uses in the Landscape. lAAiss Seminole County Scfio&utsfiip ^Pageant T h e Plant India Hawthorn is an evergreen shrub, with a slow rate of growth, reaching about 5 feet tail and 5 reet wide. The leaves are simple, up to 3 inches long, alter­ nate, leathery, finely serrat­ ed, and clustered at the tip o f the branches. Dark green in color above and light green and often brown pubescent on the veins on the under side. Flowers are pinkish to white, fragrant, about 0.5 inch in diameter, with five narrow pointed petals that grow in 3 to 4 inches long, loose term!n alp an lcles in the spring. Tne fruits are small, round, about 0.5 inch, purple to black In color. An Official Preliminary For The Miss Florida And Miss America Pageants February 23,2002 7:00 P.M. The Helen Stairs Theatre (Downtown Sanford) Come Be A Part O f The Miss Seminole County Pageant. C u ltu re Plants will grow and bloom best in full sun, but will do well in partial shade. It prefers fertile, slightly acid, well-drained soils but, will grow well in meet types Applications are Available at Area High Schools and Colleges or the Helen Stairs Theatre in Downtown Sanford of soils. If tolerates moderate draught once established. During severe drought peri­ ods, watering will be necessary to avoid stressing the plants and making tnem sus­ ceptible to pest prob­ lems. When planting, pre­ pare a hole twice as wide and as deep as the root ball, making sure that the plant will remain at the same soil level it had in the container. Fertilize lightly in the spring and fall with a complete fertilizer. It is mainly propagated by cut­ tings but can also be propa­ gated by seeds and air layer­ ing. There are varieties that will grow to different heights in their adult forms, buy varieties according for the use intended and avoid most pruning practices. A yearly pruning will be necessary if a small, compact plant is desired and the variety grows too tall for the desired effect. All pruning should be done immediately after blooming ends, in tale spring or early summer. If grown as small hedge, trim lateral branches. For lat­ eral growth, thin out the upright branches. It Is an ideal plant to grow in con­ tainers for patios and ter­ races, because it is a prolific bloomer even when small, grows slowly, and requires very little maintenance. Mulching is recommended for this plant. deep pinkish flowers, and has a compact type of growth; 'Compact' is a dwarf variety; 'Alba^ has white flowers. Other varieties planted in Florida include 'Elizabeth', 'Clara', ’Peggy', 'Rose Janice’, 'Majestic Beauty', and 'Spring Rapture'. Use It is mostly used as a foundation shrub or infor­ mal hedge, in containers, and in planters. It is also planted in middle of the roads as a ground cover. Pests and Diseases Scales, leaf spots, fire blight, and nematode prob­ lems affect this plant. Leaf spot problems are more severe by excessive watering with over-head sprinkler irrigation. Entomosporium le a f spot is one of the most common fungal diseases of this plant. Morning sun is helpful in discouraging leaf spot and other fungal dis­ eases. If fire blight occurs, prune infected branches during dry weather and apply a copper fungicide Immediately after pruning. Make sure to discard all Infected tissues removed from the plant to avoid new infections. If scales become a serious roblem, an oil spray should e used on Infested plants to control this pest. E A) h m r la l a n M s County U rW i Varieties The variety 'Rosea' has B aby C o n test B ea u ty P a g e a n t For More Information Call (407) 321-3576 NEWBORNS TO 15 YEARS BOY A GUtLS Tickets B y Donation $ 1 0 .0 0 F E B R U A R Y 2 ,2 0 0 2 SANFORD SEMINOLE TOWNS CENTER ^PftoductioA and £nteftta(nment by M iriam Jc V alerie's School o f D ance A rts The India Hawthorn: A very attractive flowering shrub , 1 •••REGISTRATION BEGINS I PM *** PAGEANT WILL START A t 2PM SAVINGS BONDS AWARDED •OCWCRX / W TO C A LL X U -tll-M M Or H Q iil r B r t iik f W h f K h nci EVERYONE RECEIVES A TOOPY BROCHURES AVALABUE AT MALL CUSTOMER SERVICE ~ J I Subscribe Todm y! Seminole Herald r/: �Sunday. January 2 7 . 2002 The Seminole Herald Pllff 3C E d u cator scores high fo r com m unity work D t Beverly Baird Boothe lights Deadline for the contestants to up like a full moon when she return applications b Feb. 1. Any talks about her adopted dty, young woman, aged 17-24, Sanford. The long-time enrolled in college or educator has won high who has had coUege marks for her community training and lives within involvement a 75-mUe radius of With a keen interest Sanford, may be able to toward the arts, and par­ compete. For information, ticularly dramatics, call Beverly Boothe at Beverly also volunteers 407-321-3576. with the court system in For others who would family mediation cases, as like to volunteer their Dort* well as county civil court services or contribute cases. The former high financially, please call the Dietrich same number. school principal and •••• director of Seminole Community College Adult High Eye Disease Aired School readily admits that she The Literary Group of the loves helping young people to Sanford Woman's Gub was held develop their potential Her pas­ at the home of Rose Edith sion for music led her to the gui­ Jacobson with Stella Oritt serving tar which she enjoys playing and as co-hostesses. The hostesses she is currently taking violin les­ served delightful refreshments of sons. homemade breads, cookies, fin­ Beverly is the 2002-03 execu­ ger sandwiches, fruit, coffee and tive director of the Miss Semin ?le juice. County Scholarship Pageant, pre­ Giair Quriotte Knowles con­ liminary to the Miss Florida ducted a brief business meeting Scholarship Pageant and the Miss and heard routine reports. America Scholarship Pageant The hostesses presented a pro­ The pageant will be presented on gram on macular degeneration Feb. 23 in the Helen Stairs since this eye disease affects so Theatre, headQuarters for the many people. They gave ideas pageant The theatre is a plus for how to deal with tne blinding disease. the Sanford community and enhances cultural enrichment for It b noted that the macular b all Seminole. located at the back of the retina Another one of Beverly's com­ and due to aging, the macular mitments is that she is chair of the Annual American Cancer Sodety Fashion Show and Luncheon to be held in March at Heathrow Country Gub. This fund-raiser is geared toward can­ cer research. Presently, Beverly is concerned that volunteers are needed to put on the best pageant possible. Patrons ana sponsors are also needed as well as businesses to advertise in the colorful program and to underwrite pageant expenses. She said that Surilhmt Bank b underwriting the expens­ es of the contestants luncheon to be held at the Willow Tree in downtown Sanford. Beverly added that SCC b pre­ senting the winner a full scholar­ Tbit year, cboose Florida's ship and Stetson University b “Stale of the Arts" license plate also presenting a scholarship. A and help fund important pro­ n u m b e r o f other expenses are gram in your own countyinvolved including a crown and Bowen for the new Mbs including visual arts, music, Seminole County. theatre and dance Since the local pageant was Your first-time cost for the revamped three ears ago, Martha arts plate b $32 ova the usual Yancey has been a bis supportet fee at vehicle registration Bevcrfy said. Marthanas already sold a number of ads. DrLores renewal time. Of that, $20 b Lash b the pageant's marketing las-deductible. d irect* To buy the arts piaie at any Not only b the pageant itself time other than renewal time, going to be topnotch entertain­ simply visit your local tag ment, but take a look at the Mbtreas of Ceremonies, vivaoffice, turn ia your current oouft and enrrube vnmt noa. pblc md receive your aew oue MUm and Vakrirt School of ou the spot for $32 plus h e * Dinar Aife bdrectfca the] tsm crackles. To date, there is no known medical cure. Mindy Tooiey said that children and young people are also candidates for the disease. Stella told the group that GTE in Orlando helps prepare and demonstrated how to I paper money so that the denomi­ nation of the bill can be detected •each bill has a different shape, she said. Coins are recognized by either plain or serrated edges. Stella also added that stove burn­ er controb are marked to indi­ cate the degree of heat Rose Edith told the women about the research that b being done. She showed the group a device that enlarges print so that it can be easily read. Other pro­ cedures being tested include a telescopic lens to replace the cracked macular. But Rose Edith said this procedure cannot be performed on individuals who nave had cataracts removed. She also informed the group that a device can help the blind to regain their sight, out does not help those with macular degen­ eration. Rose Edith said there b a possible treatment using injec­ tions, but the patient has to avoid sunshine for six weeks. Another possibility b the transplanting of maculars from aborted fetuses. The above-mentioned research and procedures are still in the testing stages and It b believed that within the next 10 years, the disease will be treatable. Rose Edith said. Charity Bingo Beginning Saturday, Feb. 2, the Sanford lakeside Lion's Gub will host Charity Bingo at Flea World every Saturday through June 23. All proceeds will revert back to the community. Warm­ ups start at 10 am. and 1 pm. and the regular games start at 1030 a m a id 130 p.m. The public is invited. Sanford Lakeside Lion's Gub welcomes new members. All who are interested, both men and women, are cordially invited to attend any regular meeting. The club meets the first and third Monday, at 630 p.m. at Logan's Steakhouse Restaurant in the Seminole Towne Center area. Some of the dub's annual projects include, hosting a fishing tournament for the blind, pre­ senting the Eugene Gregory Humanitarian Award, donating school supplies for eight area schools, hosting pre-K Christmas parties, providing eye exams and eye glasses for the needy and donating food baskets monthly. ‘m in o k C o u n ty ilkliraIEvents' Bob. 11 - 7<30pm *17*0# Tenor* Flits O n*" •TOO pm I M S , 1 0 -1 Produced by Cabral Florida Lyric Optra Htitn Stairs Tbaatra Information Cal 407.121.1111 ■A Neil Simon Comedy 7 Produced by Wtkrva Rfvtf Ptoytrs Man Stain Theatre Information Call 407.tt1.l111 F o b • - TiSOpm Fob. 1b , M -biO O pm baaar t l C lassical Concert Spring Band Concert SCC Symphonic Band SCC- Fins Arts Gallary. Building G. Sanford/Laka Mary campus FREE to tha Public Tha Nature of Is lam SCC- Fins Arts Gallary, Building Q, Sanford/Lake Mary campus Or. ftsmaen Qadrt, Principal Muslim Acadamy ol Cabral Florida FREE to die pub#c Fob. *1- TOOpan SCC- Fins Am Gantry. Budding Q. Sanford/laka Mary campua Jam • ■ Fab 7 •AM Day W a a ta a l B a r f a iO re y A SCC- Ftna Arts Gantry. Budding 6, Sanfordlaka Mary campus Ctrunic sculptural, mtxad madia pafnttngs. Information Call 4B7.ltt.M M F a b .1 l - M erab T - I f pew Albas Florida and Mtu America Preliminary Pigaab Man Stain Theatre Information Cal 447.221.1111 r-nt SCC- Ftna Arts GNery, Building G. SabordAaka Mary Campus Graphrta drawings from X-rays Information Cal 4 tt.32t.2tM Mutt-Purpose Room, Student Carter. SCC SantordAaka Mary campua information Cal 4073212060 FREE to tha public Fab. 14 T s x l* A s 4 t ACappsla Group Man Stain Tbsstra Information Cal 4F7.221.t111 Fab . 14 - 17. M N - bSOpw Produced by Florida CMdrtnl Repertory Theatre by WUUm ShN stpaai Produced by SCC SCC-Flna Arts Qafbry.BuNdkngG. SabonHafce Mary campus Information Cal 4 f7 .2 M 2 » « P.0. Bos 4100, Sanford, a 32772 Men Stain Theatre Information Cal 407.321 Bill Ehmantary Students - FREE Fundad by Sanunoia Cuftuni Arts Council •Tet 4074 2 1 J I M r n r i n u n f e r a p ttb lU r j a r v f r r Ih rv m g k a j * Fb k 4 0 7 3 2 1 J 1 40 J �Page 4€ Sunday. January 27.2002 T hx S o un o li Huald Church Notes Counseling Service* Lutheran Counseling Services invites the commu­ nity to a presentation by Dr. Beverly Yahnke titled "Being Family in Uncertain Times." The event will be held at S t Luke's Lutheran Church, located at 2021 W. State Route 426 in Oviedo, from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 1. The event will focus on how the tragedy of Sept 11, the slowing economy and other concerns have affected the future of families. The program, open to the public and oared toward adult family members, empowers the audience to meet the new challenges of these turbulent times with confidence and even laughter. Yahnke, renowned for her wisdom and wit, will pro­ vide positive answers for Christian families, with dia­ logue and fellowship. She is executive director o f Christian Counseling Services in Milwaukee, Wis., and is also a noted family therapist, speaker and author. Admission is free. A dessert buffet will be provid­ ed. For more information, call the Lutheran Counseling Services office at 407-6444692 or S t Luke's Lutheran Church at 407-365-3408. Souls Mission AU SouLs Catholic Church in Sanford will host a Mission from Sunday, Feb. 3, through Thursday, Feb. 7. Each evening’s service will start at 7 p.m. and last approximately an hour and a half. On Sunday, a "pot luck" supper will be held at 2 p.m. before the Mission talk at 4 m. A light refreshment will i served after the Mission talks on Monday through Thursday. The theme of this year's Mission is "Let Us Build A House of Love," and it will be led by Father Peter Sduvitz and Father Jack Dowd, redemptorist mission­ aries from Chicago, 111. Both priests have been on the Mission Team lor several years and have wide varied apostolic experience. The community is invited participate in the Mission. The church is located at 800 & Ottk Ave., in 5anford. Pastor is Richard W. Trout Jr. For further information about the Mission, call the church office at 407-322-1504. A ll E to Pinecrest Baptist Church 601 E . Airport Blvd. Sanford Morning Worship 11:00 am BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPUTE SYSTEMS •ADO 0*43 FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICE A U BRANDS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL ■HEAT PUMP EXPERTS* STATE CERT 6CA0036924 SANFORD 207 E . 25th SI. Anglican LONQWOOO TRAOmonAL (M C O PM . «T. «L*AIT* Hwy. 434 A 427 Ns h Aw s m IW lH If B lV iita iu CASSELBERR Y Winter Park Or. 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FL 407-3218389 Sundry School Mommg Worth* Tua F*rayar/B*1a Study PATTHPULWORO MR8STR«S LaMviaw Plaza •(407) 329-4300 320 E. Commercial SL •Santord Sunday Same* It 00 • m Chttoran a Faitoa«n* (agae4-12) 1100 am Fanvly Feflowah*/ RafraahmanO 12:30 pm Thunday Fa»ow in* Meeting 730 pm Fnpay ■Chmaan CamiMng 300*4 00 pm (PiaaM M i 33P-UOO ta> ayya) 4SHPMX1 COMMUMTY CHURCH 4070 Oranga B M . Santa* 407 1W01NmaMautachuKRan Jwry WM*i P u t] Simpay F ta n f* i a l 4 6 A lO M am CHURCH OF OOO OF FROFHCCT 3904 S CHI Am Santa*. FM, WTH 407 322-4C1! Sunday School Praia# 8 Worth* Mattaga by Paator ie w g S e v c a Tuetday Prayer Mati ng i (Wed) 9 45am 1030 a m It I * 8pm. 10 am 7pm Congregational QRAC8 FEUOW8MP CONORAQATIONAL CHURCH (HACCC) 2401 8 Perk Ava . 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Bcoll Paetor Sunday Stfnd 100 a m Sunday Marring Worth* 10 00 a m 8im Momtog CoWaa Hour 1100 a m Suv Contemporary Worth* 700 p m fionoama i w m o y r array rwyi * Camampaiayy l*jac Fracaca 700pm Manana Cada Uaaanga a Sunday momma rsam.un 11 am ■woAMelMnw lar«vd.a Phone 407-322 2962 E « a t| K iC ) « r ( aaooi 1900 Am Christian M m m ti M and 4 «i8 l 8 Part A Oa* / Downtown Lutheran FL 407421-4183 Mn Paator lain Sarvtae ID So Sunday. January 27,2002 P B g C SC or MAC* annum. Methodist CHRNT UMTTIO METHOOtST CHURCH 40* Tucfcar Orrve (Comar Tucker Or A CR 427) Taaphona (407) 322-7400 * 3 0 am 1030 a m MonUng Wonfup | 1100 am 8 30 pm CNkftwf• Tima Included In Worth* Notary provided tor ftatoaa and 8#rwi ChAtan "Smai Enough To Lowe tou • Growing In Oriel To Serve YbU" FMftT UNTTtO MfTHOONT CHURCH 418 Perk Av*... SantordL FL 407-3224371 Mart Looney Mu M *aftxM Farndy lAraaatoa Oactor Moma* Worth* 825 A 10 55 am CoUta Fttomah* tS O t m Sunday Sohpol t il* am You* Faleweh* 4 00 pm. Nurtary Prowtod WomantCMa 2nd Monday 949 am Man't Prayer ftratodaal I * Tlxrtdey 930am UUdSlDfl FILLOW8HIP A UnMad .Marhodltt Community Tlaechrig Reap* * r a flaaeonr Paator Bed Martin Maeia every Sunday at 1000 am Ttoana Cantar Ua4 ■CMRan'i Owen KMJam •StaOM (yautl) UnuaiM 5-7pm •Sata Nuruy Ptomtad H w a n g Faopta tar a Huron' Nazarene LOMQWOOO CHURCH OP THS NAZAR1MC 200 NWaymwiSl. Longwood, FL. A319S88 Sutday School 941am Momng Worth* 1048am Chidren't Church 1045 am Evangtltse Seneca 8 00 pm Wartoaaday FaeWy 700 pm Ybuti. Woman, and Adua Btoia Study Presbyterian u i m n u church Comar «4 W. 39PI 01 A Upaau 7V1 101 Upaaia Reap S an ta* F I 03771 407*000 3404 Bryan Wangar Paator Sundry t i ..n o n B OOam ftmdaylMaaMp 1000am And Waaaaday <8 aacn monti 4 00pm and Tut. of twin 1MWad. al ft# moral pm t F M sa rm u N church cu.s jm OF UUUI HART 12i W Wfeur Awa LakaUvy. FI 407-321*1021 ^urch School 948 a m Homing WortTtp 1100am Wad. C hat Pracaca 700 pm Thura YOUR Chew 8 30 p m wurtary fTwrato MARKHAM WOOOt PRCSftYTIMAM CHURCH 5210 Markham Wooda Road Lake Mary 407-333-2030 Raw. Chartat R Jonet Pufer Sunday School. M agat 900 a m Church 8arvicaa 900 A 1930 a m Nunary Provided W u* O ra*. Stndty 4 00 p m 800 pm Pra-School Mon. tvu Fit 9 to 12 MonWy FamPy MgN S«a*tr Third Wad. of Each Mwtfi 8 30 pm Salvation A rm y TH8 SALVATION ARMY WORSHIP AMO S9RV1C8 CIMTIR 700 W 24R Street Santord, FI 32771 407-322 2842 Captarrw Robed and Undt Rackkna, Corps O S c n Sunday Sanaca i and Faaowah* 8 48 a m 848 am. 1100 a m Sto* Study and Prayer 8 30 p m Home Laagu* (I artaa) 700 p m Man't Ftiowttop Outs 700 p m Band Practice 8 0 0 pm heart to God and hand to man.* United Church Of Christ LOMQWOOO HKX8 COHOREOATIONAL CHURCH UC.C. 1285 E E waamaon Roed Longwood. FL 40 7 332 8283 Rav O. Hal You^ood Usmalar Sunday Sarvina Comamporery 9 00 a m Trawaonal Worth* 1030am . Nurtary PrcMded Church School 9 1 9 am * 10.11 am Youth 8 Children Mtraatry Wactoatday 8 30 pm W esleyan WESLIYAM CHURCH OP PAOIA 5580 Weywda Or. Santord. FL 32771 (Of W (Cut 51) Waal F r t Street on Laf - One Mia) Leonard ODormed Pastor 407-322 8332 ‘Whare N Ooapal la Good Newa* Sunday School 941 am lAwnmg Vtonh* lio o a m Eyvntng WorvNp 6 00 p m MtoWaaa Mfcj Wad 73 0 p m PWeM Shan Your Lie With Ua Church Notes Leaving Bondage 2002 Leaving Bondage 2002 — The Unshakable Kingdom will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, at the Sanford Cultural Arts Center/ Centennial Park, located at 119 5th St. between Park and Oak avenues in Sanford. The event will include various speakers, prayer, display booths of some of Central Florida's ministries and agencies working to promote the sanctity of life, and volunteers who will assist in the effort as God directs. The event is open to the public. In case or rain, it will be held in First Baptist Church, located at 519 Park Ave. Prayer Breakfast TT\e 10th annual Seminole County Prayer Breakfast will be held 7 to 9 а. m. Tuesday, Feb. 26, in the Sanford Civic Center. Keynote speaker will be Ted DiBiase, who is best known for his role as the villainous "Million Dollar Man," in the world of pro­ fessional wrestling. Currently, he shares the gospel and the joy that can only be found in Jesus. A corporate sponsorship for a table of eight is $150, and individual tickets are $15. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. For more information or reservations, call 407-3330518. Checks should be made payable to Seminole County Prayer Breakfast and sent to P.O. Box 140964, Orlando, FL, 32814-0961. Volunteers Needed The Christian Sharing Center in Longwood has an urgent need for volunteers to fill various positions. Receptionists and inter­ viewers are needed to interview families in crisis situations and to assist them in meeting their needs. Pantry workers are needed to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for client families. Van drivers are needed to pick up food donations. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For information, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. б, Monday, Wednesday or Friday. � 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, January 27, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 27, 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>, January 27, 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/32ed63983049881ce7ccabb6f41d2cd0.pdf 8e43214861f237730bcf5c4583defea3 PDF Text Text MIDWEEK JANUARY 30, ?00? Sanford, Florida CepyiW*e sooe THeBweuli N*W Scorned man arrested for arson Suspect cites relationship troubles as reason for starting house fire Riling to tho Occasion SAN FO R D — A houw fire In Saifoid Friday ai noon wee deWnnined to ta tta work of an arsonist ee investigators •anted Roosevelt Thoms#, 43, of Sanford Monday and charged him with second degree anon. The blaze at 900 Willow Ave. conaumed the whole structure, and it is considered a total Ion, said By Christopher Patton Staff Writer Sanford Fire Investigator 71m Roblea. According to the arrest report, Thomas entered the tam e with the pennWon of the owner and upon exiting the residence, two separate fires were discovered. Thomas told State Fire Marshall Investigator Sean N ila that he was having some relationship troubles with one of the occupants of the home, and he suspected she was SANFORD — An Oviedo woman's quest in helping find a severely burned boy a new home’ is recounted in a recently-released national cot-­ lection of volunteer court-appointed advocates’' true life narratives. Lighting the Way" features 15 nonfiction stgries•from the volunteers ________ of_____________ the Guardian_Ad' Litem (GAL) or the Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) programs. Both groups are one with in the same as their purposes areidentical; to represent the best interests q f abused and neglected children in the court ! room. There are more than 60,000 courtappointed advocates serving across the nation. Since Dec. 1990, Donna Ratdiffe has volunteered her time in the Seminole County GAL program. One of ta r first cases was a distraught Donna Ratckffe holds a copy ob: boy w ta s ta lighting the Way.’ said in the book made her "pause to collect myself when’ first saw him because he had severe bums , * over his lower face, neck arms and ch est" 1t a T., yeartald boy and his sister were abandoned b y ; their parents, only three years after he set him-; self on fire with a match. More than eight years, seven state case work-1 ers and several foster homes later, Ratdiffe was still by the boy's side. He was later adopted in ji; storybook-like ending with Gov. Lawton Chiles, in attendance. •” * exttofluWi a Are Investigators i started Friday by Rooeevelt Thom as. See Anon, Page 4A Sophomore Chris Jackson up big * tw, scoring 38 points as ths Saminoto Community Cdege men’s besketbel teem picked up a huoe MWflorids Conference victory, 100-102 in double overtime, before a very good crowd at the SCC Hearth and Physical Education bulking Saturday night Swiss air service to make Sanford airport new destination stop f I From Staff Reports A Swiss air service and tour operation will provide charter service from Zurich to Sanford beginning in May. Edelweiss Air and Kuonl and TUI Suisse will begin non-stop service on Saturday, May 4, and continue through the end of October. Using Airbus A33O£0O aircraft, the flights are expected to bring about 8,000 Swiss passengers through the airport during the six month period. “We selected Orlando Sanford as our airport for this new service because of convenience to our passen­ gers, the ability to service and turn the aircraft around quickly and economic advan­ tages," said Robert Luna, product director for Kuonl Travel Switzerland. "We have been impressed with the cooperation shown by the airport and its willingness to accommodate our needs." "Bringing Edelweiss to the airport U significant for us, ana we see more opportuni­ ties on the h o rizo n r^ iid Larry Dale, president of the airport. "We have been working hard to attract carriers from continental Europe for some time now," said Larry Gouldthorpe, president of TBI Airport Management which provides day-to-day operations for the airport. "We intend to earn their business every flight and provide their passengers with a launch pad to have a great Florida holiday." Seminole Smile Evan lew is and Stekesha Dennis - Students at Seminole Trinity School Index ........... IS-2B C ro u w o rd ......................................S B D w .M ib y ................................. 2A l•gall ..................... 3S-4S O ixtu a ria i ......................................3 A Poke# log ................................... 3A Spoil ..................................IB-2B k I Volunteer's story o f hope published in national collection “W h e n y o u 're a Kvutrv\ian in a c a w y o u l e i l * return address, the sender always places a simple mes­ sage, "A Servant of the Moat Holy G od." "We have no idea who is sending us the cards," said Nancy Nolt, public relations director for the Center. "It could be a store customer or it could be a former client. But, whoever is sending the cards, it really brightens our day." you arv rweaWy fuillUlntaWw vnurtUmal naecia ol'tC 4«U»;; HaswUttww*u\, ^ | n i 4 y WM \h«tniyR\ that with him. If you weren't a Guardian A it * Litem how else would you have a chance to dor something like that?" The Seminole County GAL program always has a need for more volunteers. By investigating into an abused and neglected ch ild T life through interviews with family members, teachers and other people the child comes in contact with, volunteers make unbiased recom­ mendations to the judge based on the best inter­ est of the child. There are almost 120 volunteers already in the area program, but it isn't enough, said Ratdiffe. S m Notes, Page 5A See Story, Page 3A s a s r & x « * - ***>«•»r « »« ■ A n o n y m o u s n o te s k e e p s h o w in g u p in C e n te r ’s m a ilb o x Byl Managing EdNor A mysterious blessing keeps finding its way to X x T t a Christian Sharing Center. Numerous "Thank You" notes have been sent to the Center during the past year from what appears to be the same person. Each card is inscribed with a short versef and signed. signed, "God Bless You AIL* In place of a • Commission finalizes $25,000 loan agreement with Sanford chamber? By Dan Ping Frttor - SANFORD — City commis­ sioners finalized a loan agreement with the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. The $25,000 loan must be repaid in annual $5,000 increments, with the final payment due Dec 28, 2006. The interest rate will be the prevailing rate of the Florida State Board of Administration, and interest will be paid quarterly. City Commission approved the loan in December to help the Chamber pay past due bills. At the time, commissioners also agreed to provide another $15,000 if the Chamber provided a viable busi­ ness plan. Chamber officials did present the plan two weeks ago but told commissioners Monday they were not seeking the addi­ tional funding. “We don't want to pay interest on $15,000," said Brian Vblk. presi­ dent at the Chamber. "Our fund­ raising is going well. Our bowling tournament raised about $7,300, which is what we wanted. We'd rather set that $15,000 aside and if we need it later, ask you for it then." Chamber Director Angelia Gordon said membership renewals are still lagging with 38 of 100 members resigning during the last three months of 2001. She Firefighters receive $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 donation during local celebration o f India’s Republic Day oy wnntiopnor rsnon firefighters and said the donation ------ u — Staff Writer was the largest received in the CASSELBERRY — Amidst cel­ ebrations of India's Republic Day at a local temple during the week­ end, Seminole County firefighters briefly held the spotlight while accepting their largest donation to date foe the Sept 11 Firefighters' Fund. Hundreds of Central Florida's Indo Americans gathered at the Hindu Temple Flail at 1994 Lake Drive In Casselberry Saturday night to commemorate their moth­ erland's 53rd year of being a republic United We Stand for Non Violence, an unaffiliated religious and political group formed by area youth, presented Seminole County Fire Station No. 27 off Red Bug Road with a $10,000 check. The focus of the group is social and community service, but "most of all to keep Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy alive," said Shanthi Pai, the A flee loving country is embracing a peace loving country during their strug­ gles against international terrorism. group's chairperson. The non-violence actiongroup's "dreams came true last year" when they donated a statue of Gandhi to the City of Orlando, Pai said. Funds collected from the inauguration of the Gandhi Monument on O ct 1, 2001 were donated to the firefighters' fund, Gujrat Earthquake Relief Fund, Coalition for the homeless and the National Conference for Community and Justice. L t Jeff Binkley accepted the donation on behalf of the county's county for tta Sept 11 firefighters' fund. The generosity of area IndoAmericans is not unheard of, as members from tta temple have dropped supplies off at tta station before, t a said. "They are definitely part of tta community," Binkley said. T ta Indian-American Association of Greater Orlando, which was created only last month, sponsored tta Republic Day celebration. Two guest speak­ ers — Casselberry Mayor Bruce Pronovost and Deputy Consulate General of India Vishnu Hade — helped kick off tta night full of authentic dancing and music Increasing tensions between Pakistan and India, plus tta terror­ ist attacks in America, has left this unique group of residents' lives in turmoil. India's legendary Republic Day parade in New See Donation, Page 3A said she doesn't anticipate the allowing Chamber to ask for.a Chamber will need additional $15,000 loan any time before 2006. funding from the city, however. Commissioners agreed the offer "In January we billed out for the loan will be void after Sept $10,000 and have received $4,000," 30. Gordon said. "We still need to col­ Commissioner Whitey Eckstein lect $6,000, as well as the last three said he is disappointed the months of last year. By the same Chamber has focused on fund­ token, we've also cut expenses in raisers rather than economic January by $6,000." development Commissioner Art Woodruff "I . remember when the expressed concern about leaving the agreement open-ended Set Loan, Page 4A Building evacuation H m i d photo by Tommy Vbicant Seminole County Sheriffs Office deputies help Monday direct people back into tho county courthouse and juvemie justice center on Bush Boulevard after a bomb threat was received and the bmicSng evacuat­ ed. The cal was actuary received in Orange County, but the caller orty ■aid a pipe bomb was supposed to go off ai 9:30 am . in Ihe courthouse and was not speaft, to which courthouse, sheriff's office spokesman Steve Olson said Uncertain of which courthouse it may be. both coun­ ty bottles were checked but nothing was found Lake Mary police and fire reported to another bomb scare Tuesday at tegorxer Ministries. 400 Technology Park Way. A suspoous package outside the business was thought to be a bomb and an employee reported it to authorities �Page 2A Wrdnewlay. January 30.2002 T h e S em in o le H ekald n S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A G LA N CE AROUND O U R CO U N TY Woman may sue man who left her ' with disease w e d ism. Speakers will Include Phillip L. Sanchez, a recog­ nized area expert on chemi­ cal and biological warfare, and Jennifer L. Bencie, cochair for the Domestic Security Task Force. For information, call 407321-4500, ext. 5913. SUN IMflM pHIIV Wf I9RRHJJ IllUtnl While AAA workers help plot a course for travelers, a golfer plots a course for a putt earlier this week at Heathrow Country Club. AAA headquarters is located next to the god course and pictured in the background of the picture. License Suspended • Deputies of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office arrested Raymond C om o, 48, of Longwood Friday for driving w ith a suspended license anc possession of heroin. Three syringes w ere found in his car. Tests of the syringes tested posi­ a ;r* DEAR H. AND M-: I suspect you have a j^ a lld legal case, but law Is out of my area of E x p ertise , so talk to an attorney. DEAR ABBY: 1 am a 55-year-old woman Uvng with my son, daughter-in-law and their 5Ifear-old daughter. ahe waa bom , they. d a u g h t e r . When ' isked me to leave my home and job to take J are of my grandchild. I have been with them ver since. 1 keep the house spotless, do all the laundry, cooking and 99 percent of the yard ^vork. I baby-sit 24/7. £ My problem is I have no money and no QlotKes. I have to beg them to buy me shampoo, !Tcrcme rinse, everything! My son cusses me out -and treats me terribly. ^ Abby, I want to leave, but I'm afraid I'll fpever see my grandchild again. How do I get fout of this situation? > TRAPPED IN THE EVERGLADES tiv e for Heroin. • Sanford Officer Thomas . McCall arrested Rickey Braxton, 42, of Sanford Monday for dri­ ving with a suspended license. The officer pulled Braxton's vehicle over when radar clocked him traveling 38 mph in a 25mph zone of Scott Avenue. 3 • Winter Springs L. CpI. Brian Griek arrested William Milligan, 18, of Winter Springs Monday for driving with a sus­ pended license. The officer pulled Griek's vehicle over when radar clocked him travel­ ing 38 mph in a 25-mph zone of Northern Way. S DEAR TRAPPED: The situation you describe is called slavery. It is against the law ■cjn this country. Your son and his wife have ;*hot demonstrated that they care about your -tdvelfare. More Important than whether you jf e * your grandchild is what is going to hap4>en to you in your old age. If you haven't £$aved money and paid into Social Security, tyou may not have enough benefits to keep ^ o u housed and fed. 3 If there is a relative who can help you nuke CShe transition back into a normal life, please f la il him or her. If there isn't, you may have to ^ a i l the police to help you escape to a shelter Q rntll you can find a job and a place o f your w w n , Please don't wait another minute. • Longwood Officer Eric Jones arrested Channell Dunlap, 20, of Sanford Sunday for driving with a suspended license. S h o p lif tin g Sanford Officer Thomas Fransen arrested Nikki Campagna, 18, of Sanford Monday for shoplifting. Campagna allegedly tried to steal four shirts she concealed in her purse from the Ross depart­ ment store on Orlando Drive. Pauline Phillips and her daughter Jeanne fThillips share the pseudonym Abigail Van jjiuren. Write Dear Abby at uvww.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los ^Angeles, CA 90069. f f To receive a collection of Abby's most memoable — and most frequently requested — ;f*oems and essays, send a business-sized, selfid dressed envelope, plus check or money order jio r $5 (U S . funds) to: Dear Abby — Keepers b o o k le t, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054$ 4 4 7 . (Poistage is included in the price.) ri 4 u n iv e x s a l o m ss Deputies of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office arrested Robert Tribur, 39, of Sanford Sunday for possession of mari­ juana and drug paraphernalia. Tribur was allegedly smoking marijuana Inside his gray over, her termination of employ* Volkswagen bus with his 184h« C a b a r e t a d u l t . ; ' year-old son present.1v# ' Police Blotter DUI Prostitution The Sanford Police Department Tactical Unit con­ ducted an operation targeting prostitution in the area of Sanford Avenue. In the area of 7th Street, Willie Hayes, 42, of Sanford Saturday reportedly flagged down an undercover officer. He asked the agent for her to perform a sex act in exchange for $20. He was charged with procure for prosti­ tute. Charlene Clinton, 29, of Sanford Saturday reportedly flagged down an undercover officer in the area of 10th Street. She offered the officer $10 in exchange for a sex act. She was arrested and charged with pro­ cure for prostitute and posses­ sion of drug paraphernalia. Patricia Dupree-Sanders, 34, of Sanford Saturday reportedly approached an undercover offi­ cer in the area of 4th Street and Park Avenue. She allegedly offered the officer $20 for her to perform a sex act. Fraud Seminole Deputy Lawrence Herron arrested Lindsay Holycross, 25, of Sanford Friday for insurance fraud and making a false report. She allegedly staged a burglary at her Sugar Bay Way apartment. • Sanford Officer Daniel Barbara arrested Harry Barthell, 60, of Sanford Sunday for dri­ ving with a suspended license and driving under the influence. Barthell was stopped, as the pas­ senger side taillight of his vehi­ cle was not functioning. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .240. • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested Patrick Browne, 65, of Sanford Sunday for driving under the influence. A glass of wine was found by officers near Browne's driver seat. He refused blood alcohol tests at the jail. WED The Lake Mary Chapter o f IAAP, International Association of Administrative Professionals, is hosting an Open House 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 6, in the Courtyard in Heathrow. Refreshments and door prizes will be provided. For reservations or information, call 407-333-3655. W ED • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested Dana Martin, 60, of Sanford Friday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .151. F le e in g P o lic e Longwood Sgt. Kevin Shea arrested Venus Santos, 38, of Longwood Saturday for driving without a license and fleeing police. Santos reportedly was driving along Bay Avenue with­ out her headlights on, and when pu her over, she police triedi to pull proceeded proceeded to drive st several miles further to her home. "Sen mg Seminole County Since IVOti" M cftali Jerta C l u a M M A itvw tM n g red G entertainm entlounge, T he Seminole H erald Daa Ping John Coffman Rome Lavender Dona Dwtnctt Chne Patton Marva Maeluns Dean Smith TommyVincent Legal Adverttefnfl Trixloe Langford Etwet Tyrrei. JR laa Bat Egan 1 1 Can l i t Brian Aramaic* Cheryl Smith Becky T.beelt* Rovena Davit Circulation KourpanxSa Wednesday, January 30. 2001 • Vol 94. No. 46 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Ave , Sanford, FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fax (407) 323-9408 Seminole Spokes of Welcome Wagon Club will meet 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 13, in Maison and Jardin Restaurant in Altamonte Springs. The program will be given by Deberra Puglia, founder of the American Institute of Energy Medicine. She is a practicing psychotherapist and instructs medical practi­ tioners nationally in the use of a new medical device called Computerized Electro Dermal Screening. Spokes is a social club dedicated to helping new­ comers become familiar with the Orlando area. Cost of the program is $16.50. For reservations or information, call Betsy at 407-277-9033 or Carrie at 407-323-2297. Reservations should be made before Feb. 7. Subscription Rates USPS 481280 Postmaster Sand addiass changes to 6 Months In Seminole County 320 00 P.O. Bos 1687 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 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. Frsncti Arenut Call us: Sanford, R. 32771 (407)322-2811 E-Mail us: Mltwfii: Panodeal Pottage Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional mailing offices The SEMINOLE HERALD Republic Newspapers, Inc. af M a rijuana Possession The University o f Central Florida's M usic Department is hosting a recital by cello professor M elissa Kraut 3 .m. Sunday, Feb. 3, in the CF Rehearsal Hall on cam­ pus. Kraut will perform with John Almedia on trumpet and Eladlo Scharron on gui­ tar. The recital will also fea­ ture guest artist Mary Budd Horozaniecki on violin. Tickets are $10 per person and free to UCF students with a current ID card. The program will feature works by DeFalla, Chardon, Kodaly and Robert Brownlow. Brownlow is also a UCF faculty member. For more Information, call 407-823-2869. s y n d ic a t e KMliktr Dfapfay A dvw tiitng vV jjk JJ Casselberry Officer Larry Uttrell arrested Robin Cooper, 19, of Winter Springs Tuesday for battery to a law enforcement officer and disorderly conduct. Cooper reportedly was upset Doug Fetzer Betty Birman & Battery of an O fficer . . . e axn ____ Central Florida Regional HoopiUl will present 'P rep arin g For Blotefroriim In Your B ttiln w a,* 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, in Heathrow Country G u b , located at 1200 Bridgewater Drive. Area business leaders are invited to a free lunch lec­ ture about bioterrorism and its effects on the small busi­ ness. Area experts will pro­ vide Information on disaster 1 preparation In Seminole Zountv, tips that businesses DEAR ABBY: Last month my boyfriend, ’ Mack," broke off our live-in relationship to be .with another woman, who was supposed to be ................................... my friend. I'll call her Lois. Lois said she feels bad about it, but that doesn't heal my broken heart. 1 recently discovered that Mack has given me a sexually transmitted dis­ ease (STD) that can cause cancer. He and I talked on the phone one evening, and I asked if he and Lois had slept together yet. He refused to answer. When I asked him if he had told • • • • • • her about his STD, Mack was adamant about not ng todls follow!] morning I called Lois and Thei following asked if 1 could come over because I had some­ thing important to teli her. Talk about being nervous! I was a wreck, but weathered it. I [explained everything 1 knew about the situa­ tion. Lois told me Mack had said nothing to her about any STDs, and told me she would ask him about it. Later that night, 1 got a call from Mack. He was madder than a wet hen! I feel I did the .sight thing by telling Lois because he didn't sound like he would. After all, he never told ME he had an ST D — I found out from my m a ID _____ 1 Now Mack claims he didn't lcnow 1had an STD, and I’m wondering if that's true nofQ Someone told me 1 could sue Mack for givfimg me this life-threatening disease. Tests can £ e given to determine how long he's had It *£hou!d I sue him, Abby? I am angry because he jeopardized my life when he supposedly loved (me. F don't want him giving this disgusting dis­ e a s e to anyone else. * «t HURT AND MAD IN OKEM OS, MICH. a O ut & A bo u t Nice day to play golf 3 Uonms m Semmole County 311 00 1 Year n Semnofe County 336 00 1 Year Other Florida County 34200 1 Year Out Of State 3S2 00 Advarttsing: (snllSOMniaoltktretd.coa Fax us: (407)323-9408 �I T h e S eminole H erald Wednesday. January 30.2002 Page 3 \ Obituaries S.R. BERMAN S.R. Berman, 80, of Carlton Street, Longwood, died Sunday, Jan. 27,2002. 7 Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y, he moved to Central Florida In 1986. He wa* retired from Pan Am Airways and Sunstrand Cooperation. He reived In the UA Army. He was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include his wife, Marie Berman; one aon, Robert Berman of Syoseet, N.Y.; one daughter, Susan Mittler of Levlttown, N.Y.; one brother, Melvin Berman of California; two •isters, Rhoda, Jacqueline and Florence, all of California; and three grandchildren. Wtwdlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home of Longwood is in charge of arrangements. FEARLMON BRINSON JR. Pearlmon 'Pap* Brinson Jr., 53, of Rochester, N.Y., died Friday, Jan.' 25,2002, In Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester. Bom in Monticello, he was a native of Sanford before moving to Rochester, N.Y He was a technician for Gleason Works In Rochester. He waaa member of New Life Fellowship, Rochester, and enjoyed football, basketball, baseball and church. Survivors Include his father Pearlmon Brinson Sr., of Sanford; three sons, Dwight and Derrick Brinson of Sanford and Blain Brinson of Rochester, N.Y; one .daughter, Cameshia Brinson of Rochester, N.Y.; 10 brothers, Terry, George and Fredrick Brinson of Sanford, Raymond Brinson of Orlando, Tommy Brinson of Rochester, N.Y, Joas Henderson of Lake Wales, Watson Jones of Lake Wales, Wilson Jones of Winter Haven and Jeffrey Jones of Atlanta, Ga.; five sisters, Sylvia Graham, Melissa Brinson and Ernestine Cotton, all of Sanford, Shelia Brinson of Lake Wales and Julia Reed of Jacksonville; and five grandchildren. Funeral service la 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, In the New Life Word Center, Sanford, with pastor Ronald Merthie officiating. Calling hours are 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at Wilson Elchelberger Mortuary and 930 a.m. until service time Saturday in the church. Gail and Wynn's Mortuary Inc., of Orlando is in charge of services. JANE E. GUERCIO Jane E Gueido, 67, of Promenade Circle, Heathrow, died Monday, Jan. 28,2002, in Florida Hospital, Altamonte. Bom In Brooklyn, N Y, she moved to Central Florida In 1961. She was a business executive for Universal Packaging, Machinery Corp. of > Orange City. She was a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Deltona and a lector at OLOL. She enjoyed bowling and ten­ nis. Survivors include her husband of 37 yean, Salvatore P. Guetrio; one son, Michael P. Cuercio of Linda Ann Dorman of Bristcifcona, Lori J. Jouben of Deltona, Stacy A. Rivardo of Atlanta, Ga., and Dawn E KnuuttiU of Eusda; two brothers Robert Coe of HicksvlUe, N.Y and William Coe of Deer Park, N.Y; 11 grandchildren; and one great grand­ child. Memorial donations may be made to St. Vincent DePsuL 1310 Maxlmillian St, Deltona, FL, 32725. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is In charge of arrange­ ments. LILLIAN MARY JEFFREYS Lillian Mary Jetfreys, 88, of North McDonald Avenue, DeLand, died Monday, Jan. 28,2002, in Florida Lutheran Retirement Center. Bom in BarboursvlUe, W.Va., she moved to Centra] Florida from Coats, N.C, in 1993. She was a homemaker and a member of Methodist Church In Logan, W. Va. Survivors Include one son, Emery Br Ybur newspaper gives you everything you could ever want, in larma ot valuable information Money * Health • Interviews Reviews • Editorials • Advice R so pea • Coupons • Politics • Sports S u b s c r ib e T o d a y ! Seminole Herald 407/322*2611 viced with the 82nd Airborne during World War II. He was a retired owner/manager of a restaurant. He was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include his wife, Laura M Nott of Deltona; two sons, Clayton David Nott II, of Winter Springs and Richard Bemeni Nott of Deltona; one daughter Joyce Ann Lanier of Winter Springs; and six grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. TIMOTHY PATRICK RYAN timothy Patrick Ryan, 38, of Valencia Avenue, Hofly Hill, died Saturday, Jan. 26,2002, in his resi­ dence. Bom in New York City, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida In 1987. He was a shipping and receiving clerk for Invacare in Sanford. He was a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church in Deltona and the Knights of Columbus, 3rd degree. Lodge No. 6584, Deltona. He enjoyed gardening. Survivors include one daughter, Jessica of Deltona; his parents, George E and Catherine "Jo" Ryan of Deltona; two brothers, Sean and Michael Ryan, both of Deltona; and two sisters, Regina Ryan and Catherine Foster, both of Deltona. Memorial donations may be made to Central Florida Pregnancy Center, 840 Deltona Btvd., Deltona, FL 32725. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City Is in charge of arrange­ ments. Emerson of Winter Springs, Cynthia DeLong of Weedsport, N.Y., and Sally Pringle of Zephyrhills; and 17 grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. SHARON ANN TEDFORD Sharon Ann Tedford, 58, of Sanford, died Monday, Jan. 28,2002. Bom in Syracuse, N.Y., she moved to Florida In 1972. She was a home­ maker. She was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include four sons, Tim Straight of North Pitcher, N.Y., Donald H. Tedford Jr. and John W. Evans, both of Weedsport, N.Y., and Chuck Tedford of Sanford; five daughters, Terri Tedford of Oklahoma City, Okla., Donna Brubaker, Karen Gallup and Tina Gallup, all of Sanford and Chcr'e Lynn Gallup of Orlando; six broth­ ers, Ed Cole of Kissimmee, James Cole Sr., of Polk City, William Cole of Camp Springs, Md., Al Hancock of Syracuse, N.Y., David Hancock of Brooksville and Jay Aldcn Hancock of Adams, N.Y.; three sisters, Terry Lee Junior Young II, 65, of Lincoln Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, Jan. 23,2002, in his residence. Bom July 14,1936, In Rocky Foni, Ga., he was a construction/pipe layer, fie was of the Baptist faith. Survivors Include his wife, Florida Mae Young of Sanford; four sons, . Darrell and Lee Junior Young III, both of Sanford, Cornell Young of Deltona and Leroy Young Sr., of L kr Mary; five brothers, Joseph Wade <f Hashburg, Pa., Azell Latimore of Crecent City, Bunyon Young of Deltona and Fred and Eddie J. Young, both of Sanford; two sister Willie Mae Lovett of Sanford and Martha Mae Centcna of Queens, N.Y.; and 17 grandchildren. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary ‘ Inc., Is In charge of arrangements. GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial $1795 C o m b in e d Cremation Transport Out Of State, $650 $995 We Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans ___________3 2 7 - 1 5 0 0 is s o n A LE E J U N I O R Y O U N G II Family Owned A Serving Central Florida Since 1989 RICHARD D.NOTT Richard D. Nott, 93, of Sadler Lane, Deltona, died Saturday, Jan. 26, 2001 in his residence. Bom In Fairfield, Iowa, he resided In Central Florida for 33 yean. He was a US. Army veteran who ser- Sem inole C ounty's M ost Experienced F u n e ra l H o m e J€ C HARDWARE JC E HARDWARE JC C HARDWi Ace is the place with the helpful hardware folks! ^ JM III •*— 4 Hardware 14 3 Y e a r s i i ,8 Stores T o ta l O f supplies last during February! of DAVID A. DRAPEAU COREATHA DUHAHT Coreatha Duhart, 85, of Alexander Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday, Jan. 26,2002, in her resi­ dence. Bom Match 26,1916, in Miccosukee, she was a retired gro­ cery store owner. She was a mem­ ber of Second Shiloh M.B. Church. Survivors include three sons, Arthur Duhart Jr., of Tobyhanna, Pa., Fred Duhart of Sanford and Charles Duhart of Clermont; one daughter, Mable Barnes of Sanford; 25 grandchildren; 46 great grand­ children; and 16 great great grand­ children. Wilson-Ekhelbcrger Mortuary Inc., of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. EDWIN A. KOPANIASZ Edwin A. Kopanlasz, 81, of Meadowfield Lane, Longwood. died Saturday, Jaa 26,2001 Bom in Toledo, Ohio, he moved to Central Florida in 1975. He was a US. Army veteran who served dur­ ing World War II. He was a retired baker. He was a member of Annunciation Catholic Church and was active in the Winter Springs Senior Cotter. Survivors include four sons, Kenneth and James Kopanlasz of Seattle, Wash., Terrance Kopanlasz of Oregon and Richard Kopanlasz of Deltona. Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home of Longwood Is In charge of arrangements. FU N ER A L H O M E David A. Drapeau, 58, of Sanford, died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2002, Bom STHaverhill, Mass., he moved to Central Florida in 1978. He was a get-coater for a boat marina. • Survivors include his mother, Irene Drapeau of Boca Raton; one son, Steven A. Drapeau of Denver, Colo.; two daughters, Christine and Lisa Drapeau, both of Denver, Colo.; three brothers, William Drapeau of Haverhill, Mass., Dick Drapeau of Winchester, Maine, and Gary Drapeau of Tampa; and five grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. Jeffreys of Orange City; one daugh­ ter, Sue Heinzelman of Chiliicothe, Ohio; one brother, Roy Ballard of Athens, Ohio; two sisters, Mabel McClure of Hurricane, W. Va., and Bertha Lucas of Chesapekc, Ohio; two grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Memorial donations may be made to Oakland Memorial, 6155 Pea Ridge Road, Borboursville, W. Va.,' 25504. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is In charge of arrange­ ments. C a rin g S e rv ic e L to R Mei* MooSer. 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Hwy 436 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 7 * 6O N G W O O D OVIEDO Hwy 434 & 426 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 SAN FOR D 207 E. 25th St. 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 ] SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ASSELBERRY Winter Park Dr. 3 3 9 -7 3 6 5 — M ACE hardwareMCE hardwareMCEhardware*iCE hardwareACE hardware Hwy 434 & 427 3 3 9 -4 8 8 3 - �P— e 4 A Wednesday, January 30.2002 THX SD d N O U H nU L D Loan from P i f i 1A Chamber te e to play a lead role in bringing companies into the dty," Eckstein said. "Having a dub to have After Hours events for mem­ bers Is great, but what are you doing for the dty? Is the Chamber bringing new businesses into the d ty r Gordon said the Chamber makes hundreds of contacts week­ ly with individuals and businesses wanting information about Sanford. "We work for this community all day long," Gordon said. "VVhitey, they have to raise the money to pay the bills so they can go out ana do those things you're talking about,” said Commissioner Velma Williams. "They can't bring new people in without paying the bills. ^ In other business, Commission: • Approved a request to enter a Letter of Intent with Sunshine State Conference to bring the NCAA Division II Baseball Tournament to Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. • Appointed Lori Ann Solitro to the Code Enforcement Board and named Andrew P. Valente and Robert B. Carraway as alternates. • Approved a request to use Magnolia Square from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, March 16 for a St. Patrick's Day Celebration and Car Cruise. • Reappointed Mike Loader and Carol Kiithoff to the Scenic Improvement Board and appoint­ ed Douglas Grosedose to nil the vacant spot following the death of Eliza Pringle. • Approved a preliminary sub­ division plan for Live Oak Center, site of the new Lowe's Home Improvement store. • Reappointed Karl Owen Stairs to the Board of Adjustment • Delayed a decision on remov­ ing the property at 2543 French Avenue from the condemnation list to ensure all building codes had been m et • Removed from the condem­ nation list the property at 111 Palmetto Avenue. • Overturned a decision by the Historic Preservation Board and allowed Cary and Renee Hays to install a 16-foot wide metal garage door at 404 S. Palmetto Ave. Arson C o a tla M d from Pag* 1 A dating another man. When Thomas arrived at the home Friday another man was present Many of the items in the home were purchased by Thomas including the woman's bed, he said to the investigator. Robles said Friday that one fire originated at a bedroom mattress. Another fire apparently was storied at yet another bedroom's mattress. "After seeing her and the other man kissing on the front porch he decided that the two of them were not going to share the bed he had bought," the investigator stated in the report. "He further stated that he knelt beside the bed as if to get something from under it and lit it on fire with a match." TWo adults and three children were unharmed as they escaped from the burning home. Early Intervention pre-registration begins in February Seminole County Public Schools' Pre-Kindergarten Early Intervention Program will be con­ ducting p re-registration and recruitment for children who will be 4 years old on or before S ep t 1, 2002. Program services are based on families meeting income guide­ lines as defined by the free and reduced lunch criteria, which is published by the school district and Federal Government (200 it of Federal Poverty or ). Families must be working or participating in Welfare Reform K M diU oniU y, those interested in participating in the pageant must live within a 75-mile From staff reports SANFORD — The 2002 Seminole Community College Foundation Dream Auction Is coming home, literally. For the first time since its inception, the Dream Auction will be held on SCC property, Feb. 16. A patriotic theme will high­ light the evening, which will include entertainment by SCC's fine arts students and faculty. Registration will begin in the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus Fine Arts Building (building G) at 5 JO p.m. Silent and live auctions and dinner will take piece in the Health Center (building H). Since 1985, the Dream Auction has funded more than 1,100 — to B ev erly February 2001 Senior Canter at 1 pm Locktog lor new nambera. Free. CM (407) 300-1010 Fats. 2 Seminole County Piblc LBrary - Sartord Branch Saturday Bom (atoriaa)(3lo7yeaf*)2pm Al program* ire* and opan to Re pubic Tonight's 8ky Sarrtnoto Corm utty Colag* Planetarium lit, 3rd, & SR Friday* otRomorth. Festering a dlterart episode every ime.Aleverthg ahowra wd be fcto wed by letoaoopa vtewtog session* aa Re weather permit# trie*# otherwto* noted 830pm. Acknteeron: 44 AduMa, |3 K-12 afedante and Sartor Cltzana Myth* In the Night Seminole Community Colege Ptoneterlm 2nd &4R Friday* ot Re morth. Featuring to (Merer* spraode*. Al evening iriowi w* be fofcrwadbybteeoopevtewtogee*toone as Re weeRer permits urtaaa oRerwte* noted 6:30pm. Artrtaaton: S4 Addts, S3 K-12 stodart* and Sartor Ctozana Saturday Evening Special Seminote Community Colege Planetarium r eturn* lobe amouTced. Al evening ahows wa be Mowed by Meeoope viewing aaaelcne m Re weeRar pemvti urtaaa oRarwtea noted. 830 pm . Adntotoon: S4 Addtt. S3 K-12 atodante rod Sartor Ctozana For men tUoatmOonaboutenrol thee* S C rav an tR p tiee ref- (407) steam . Feto. 1-3 A FM -9-10 Rumor*-A N*J Simon amedy, Helen Stair* Thee** lor a Pertamng Art*. Downtown rtord. For mom Wcrmatton. »w ame# and BcKet prices ten­ et the Hslon Steira Theatre Bo* Ifce (407) 821-8111. Feb. 1 Domino** Oroup meets to Re Feb. 3 Fab Fotoee Sertord Dric Center For more ritomation contact Re Sertord Senior Center el (407) 300-1010. Feb. 6 “OvardO Dance*" are from 2 to 4 p m. in Re Sertord CWc Cantor. Coat te S3, indudee refreshment* MuaiclabyRa Deionan* 12-piece band The pubic la M M . The charter meeting of the Central Seminole County Democrats d u b will be held 7 pjn. Wednesday, Feb. 13, in the Seminole County Public Library, located a 580Greenway Blvd., in i-alq» Mary. The dub will be Involved in traditional democratic activist pursuits, such as voter educaion, fund-raising and a get-outmd-vote campaign. It will Invite Rate and focal candidate to share their views. The club will also conduct issue debates with special focus on local issues, All present and prospective Democrats in Lake Mary, Heathrow, Longwood and Altamonte Springs arc encouraged to attend. Admission is free. F o r more information, contact Susan Herbel acting secretory, at 407-8296424 or Sid Soloway, acting chair, at 407-333-1211. Our nursery is open I Jt During the week it is helpful * | I> if you can call ahead of your visit. •••REGISTRATION BEG IN S tPM “ * P A G EA N T W ILL S TA R T A T 2PM SAVINGS BONDS AW ARDED R B R O C H U R E / IN T O C A L L 321-431-MS4 * the, Eastmonte Civic Center, located at 830 Magnolia Drive, Altamonte Springs. (It is also known as the George Perkins Community Center). Pre-registration will also be held every Wednesday, beginning March 6, from 8 JO a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Educational Support Annex, located at 1722 WAltport Blvd., Sanford. Call the Parent Hotline at 4073200414 for English and 407-3200415 for Spanish. 9AM to 3 PM Tuesday through Friday and 9 AM to 5 PM Saturday & Sunday SAN FO RD SEM IN O LE TOW NE CEN TER Baird event will be held from We have a wide selection of bromeliads in individual pots, unique driftwod designs and a variety o f unusual containers for home and garden use. FEBRUARY 2,2002 Or e-mail cuUkidetobellKxrth.net EVERYONE RECEIVES A TROPY BROCHURES AVAILABLE AT MALL CUSTOMER SERVICE X 7JO a.m. until 6 p.m. on Feb. 26 in Democrats Club meeting Feb. 13 scholarships from an endowment valued at $1.1 million. The 2002 Auction hoot committee includes chairs Debbie and Bill dements. Bill and Elaine David, Karen Keene and Steve Glaasman, Tbm and Sally Moore, Sophia Fetkov and Christopher O'Keefe, Joannie and Bill Vincent, and Jack and Tona Wert Tickets cost $150 per person or $1,200-11,600 for a corporate table of eight Another option is the S2 J0 0 Dream Table, which includes a corporate foursome bi the 19th Annual Mulligan Masters Golf Tournament on April 8,2002. Please call 407-328-2030 for more information or to donate auction items. NEW BORNS TO IS YEARS B O Y A G IR LS Boothe, 3358 Whltncr Way, Sanford, FL, 32773. February events / a and Around Sanford • Child'* Social Security Card • Custody papers (If applica­ ble) • ONE STOP participation let­ ter or two months of current pay stubs for each • Working member of the household • 2001 Income Tax Return • Immunization Records (HRS 600 form) • fto o f of Residency (leese/deed) • Food Stamp letter (If applica­ ble) Other documents may be B aby Contest B e a u ty Pageant radius of Sanford, The third annual event will be held Saturday, Feb. 23, in the Helen Stairs Theatre, For an application, participants m ust send a self­ addressed stamped envelope — lhat will hold an HO-page docum ent form) Dream Auction set for Feb. 16 2002 Miss Seminole County Scholarship Pageant application deadline this Friday The deadline to submit applications for the 2002 Miss Seminole County Scholarship Pageant is Feb. 1. Contestants must be between the ages of 17 and 24 and must be enrolled in college or have had college training. activities (One Stop), and living in the Seminole County school a m . Program services are provided to students within elementary school settings and operate an a full day of services. Parents pay a fee for services based art their income. Information on this will be provided at the pre-registra­ tion event The following docu­ ments are required before chil­ dren can enter school in August Families are encouraged to bring as much of this information as possible to the event including: • Birth Certificate •Child’* Physical (HRS 3040 Blossom W orld Bromeliads 1405 PW»eway * Sanford, ft 32773 Tel / lax 407-321-0838 Z ■ www.btossomwortd.ccm > >• To have an item added to the Main Street Calendar, Call Paula at 407-688-0943 rehattetalicn center to Re eouh•Nt wi b§ privant lor fill program. For morn tofarmaftan ptoaa* contort Bhktey Fort* at Senior Carter at 11 am-brtog Jdurown inch. For Mormatton CM Barbara Qoartz (407) 302- I Ra SCC F t * A m Tneatr* Boh Otoo* to (407) 329-2040 1010 •Ptoochle Ckd> meets at Re SertOr Center to noon Need new mambara. For rtonraaon cal (407)300-1010 Free (407)177-4310. M ilS Amnesty Day 9 am .- 3 pm • Drop ol old chemleato at Ra Tranatar Stolon FREE Fab. 11 •Sarrtnoto Carty PuMo Library - Sertord Branch-lbdtMr* (18 month* to 3 yean) 1030 am •Brtdga Cfcb meet* at Ra Sartor Cantor el 11am - bring your own lurch. For rtormalan cal Barbara Qoartz (407) 302- •SenWrta Coirty Plbfb Lbrary - Sartord Branch B M y TVnej B V t i -H awrthe) 10 am Fab. 21 brtogyourowndrink. Forintorma- Feb. 12 •Seminole Coirty Pubic library - Sertord BranchPreechoot (3-5 year*) 10 A 10.48 am Pro-ams are bee and open Repubto •Scrabble Club meeto at Re Sartor Cantor to 1 pm Looking lor new member*. Free CM (407) 302-1010 Feb. 13 •Sarrtnoto County Pubic Ubra/y-Sertord Branch -Content Club (5 year* 8 tot 330 pm Al programe at* tree 8 open to Ra pubic. •"OverdO Dance** are from 2 to 4 pm to Ra Sertord CMc Center. Coat la S3, todude* refreshment Muse a by the Denonana 12-piece bend. The pubic i* nvaed. tan 0*1 Barbara Qoartz or Kim Bbnhead (407) 302-1010. M ca S c M B •DeMrinoaeOroup meeto at Iburnamenl, Samnote C a rty Softool Oomptox SMto event For more rtormtoton oonaact Lao M r (407)888-7888. 1010. •PRoctite Oub meet* at Ra Sartor Cantor at noon Mead new member*. For rtormariton cel (407)302-1010. Free • laovto Mertoeea" Every 4*) Frtdiyte 1 pm. Otyof Sertord Sartor Cantor. Free popcorn — Re Sartor Cantor to 1 p m Lootong tor new mambara. Free. Cal (407) 300-1010 .11 Re Sartor Center to1 p m looting lor new membera Fra*. Cal 407/302.1010 (407) 300-1010 Fte* Mia aIrani i■ ■ r WJ TO — inp Praaartad by R* SemRoto Ootrty Audubon Society. For mora rtormatkan pieaa* oartact Srtriey Fdtoe to (407) 077-43BE • TJ>rae Tenor* L yric O ner* Helen Starr* Theafr* lor R* Pertonrtng Am, Downtown Sertord. For mora rtormtolcn, show ime* and ideet price* corv tod R* Haton Stok* Them* Boh ORoe(407) 321-8111. wwwJwbnstairstheatre.oom •Claatoe Car Cndee S Sbaet Party Historic Downtown Sartord Food. 50* rnjsJc. Kve DJ 6 p m.-9 p m For more rtomwaon (laaaa contact Sartord Main Street (407) Am ConcertHto I p m . Free ctot (407)38430*0. _ hakt to R a S a rto ro m Cantor 1pm AltmStol •Semtoda C a rty Pltote FWaefwei p -5 years) 1081048 a m Progame are t*e and open Iwpddb -S 'liH li cart meet*toRe Senior Carmr M l p m Looting tor nwemenrber*.Fi*a C M (407) 300-1010 322 5600 The*** Boh Otoe* (407) 321-8111 Dertry Pert. Oragon Avenue, Opan to boye & (trie 9-16. The car* are aozemotea trom wtj. I ne boat dtompton goes to Akron, OH In July to compal* h Re World Champtontoape. Admtotoon totrt*. S am -6 p m . For mot* Wormaton oortad Norm Perry (407) 3300807. ••*« Camtog of Htoiory" Th a M g ^a House prasanto auRor and Rtaaker Jm Robraon 0-7 pm . Rsaarvadom nacaasary. ptoaa* ctol (407) 324923a •Stortnd# C a rty Public U D fM y-h m a t)ra n cn Saturday Soup (atori**K3 to 7 yaars)2pm Al programs Ira* andapantoRapoblo Feb. 25^ • Femity FKneee Fun Day, — - -» *»■ ‘ — • ■»« venuai w ro s Kara, WYisr Sprtngs. Enjoy moonwak*. downa, refreshmert* end morel (ntormatun on el at Re Cty ot Winter Spring* Poke 8 Flerreetoi program*wdbe » atbtti 9 a m 1 pm. Sponeored by the Cty ot Winter SprRge Parts 8 Recraalon ThaThrs* Soprartoe: Rebecca BedtoL totody Damon A Leigh Serrtnoto CarrruWy CoSeg* Fine Am Conoart Hal 8 p m Free Admiaaion. For more nfcxmaBon cat (407) 328-2040. •Heritage JubOa* Seminote Community Colega Sludant Center MulBAapoel flbom •1** Annual i j Srrtotd titanwlto Stedkan 8 Zhn Bedr Field. 1?*la ■ am -epm and 17*1to 8a.m.-3 pm Sponsored by Al S a il CaRoic School CalJoto Upecomb (399) 774-4214 tor mora ^♦Enccrat Ctoaeleto Concert M l 21 Bemtoote Commurtty Colege Ftoe Am Concert HM noon. Free adrtaaioa For mora Hormtoton cat (407) 329-2040 •Barrtnoie County Pubic Lbrary - Sartord Branch-Toddtora (18 mon*w to 3 yeara) 1030 am •Brtdga Ckto meeto « Re Sponeorad by Re Afrfcen American Cdtoral Forum and R* Orgertztoion ot Bteck Facdly and Stall. Free A d m u n 730 pm. For mora rtormeflon cat (407) 328-2090, •Seminote County Pubic Lbrary - Sartord BranchPraechool (3-5 years) 10810:45 am. Program* are free and open the p iite Scrabble Ctob meeto to the Sartor Center M l pm. Looking lor new member*. Free. CM (407) 300-1010 Fab. 27 •Seminote County Pubic LJbrary - Santord Branch -Confetti O u b (5year*lip ) 330pm . Al program era kee 8 open to to peer •“Ov*r80 Dane**" are kom 2 to 4 pm. h the Sertord One Center. Coal la *3. indude* rabaahmenta Music* by the DeAonane 12-piece band. The pubic i* touted Fab. 2* • "The Boy Who Tricked the Moon" Produced by Florida Chldranrs Repertory Theatre prefomied to Re Htoan Start Theatre 10am •Seminote County Pubic Lbrary - Santord Branch Baby Tbn* (Blrth-18 months) 10 am •Oulltera Guild 7pm to Re Senior Center �T h e S iM tN o u I I ehald N o tes------------Contlaned from P i| i LA The cards began arriving at the Center about a year ago. It was Ginny Sensenig, administrative assistant at The Christian Sharing Center, who first noticed an anonymous person was mail­ ing cards to the facility on a reg­ ular basis. She recognized the block lettering and the brief mes­ sage found in all of the cards. This year alone, about six similar thank you notes have been sent to the organization. It's not uncommon for people to give or send words of thanks to The Christian Sharing Center. Many, who once sought help from the organization, return weeks, months or years later to show their appreciation for the help they received. "W e've had people send us letters and even checks, letting us know they are doing fine," Wednesday. January 30. 2002 P 3 ((t BA S to ry ------------Nolt said. "We get messages like, 'you helped us out, and now we are doing OK.' "It's not unusual for people to thank us. But, having someone continuously send us a card is something that doesn't happen very often." The Christian Sharing Center, located at 600 N. Highway 17/92 in Longwood, helps more than 1300 families each year through food and clothing distribution and assistance with rent, utili­ ties, transportation and medical expenses. More than 60 church­ es, plus businesses, schools, civic groups, social clubs and more than 250 volunteers contribute to the Center's mission of helping people throughout Seminole County. The organization's main fund­ raiser is its Values Reborn Thrift Store, located next door to the Center. In addition to raising funds, the store gives thousands of dollars worth of clothing and household goods away each year. With more than 100 families passing through the Center’s doors each week, Nolt said it is Impossible to guess who is send­ ing the cards. Nevertheless, the staff and volunteers at the Center would like to know the identity o f their unknown sup­ porter. "I wish I knew who it was, especially if it is someone we helped," Nolt said. "I'd like to know if their family is back on their feet." For more information or to volunteer, call The Christian Sharing Center at 407-260-9155. For information about Values Reborn Thrift Store, call 407-3320925. Information can also be found on * the Internet at www.christlansharing.org Continued front Page LA "I think the book will Inform people - be a good marketing tool," Ratdiffe said. "I hope they see the personal side of it " Too often potential volunteers hear the words courtroom and are possibly turned off by the legalities of the all depositions and hearings, she said. Guardian volunteers are primarily in the courtroom to help the judge make a more informed decision. The judge wants the volunteer there and they respect them, she said. A child in the "system" goes through a lot, said Ratdiffe refer­ ring to the sometimes-lung string of different foster homes and caseworkers. It can be emo­ tionally damaging for children sometimes taking years to recov­ er, she said. Volunteers help soft­ en the emotional blow of the overcrowded and undermanned Delhi was even scaled down this year as troops guarded the Pakistani border. Both speakers touched on the two nations' troubles. Pronovost said it was good to see the American flag, a sign of freedom, and the Indian flag, a sign of peace, next to each other on the stage. "A free loving country is heart strings wanting her child back." For those who have a certain desire to protect the innocence of a • child calf 407-665-5370 to register for the 24-hour Seminole County Guardian Ad Litem volunteer training session spread over three days, Feb. 15,16 and 22. "I can't tell you how many faces I've seen light up," RatclUre said. "You can tell it in their face - the twinkle in their eyes - when you walk through the door." T h e r e ’s a b e tte r w a y to buy insurance. You ca n buy your insurance fr o m a s t r a n g e r a t ,1 1-800 Donation — ---------------------------------------------------Continued fcom ***** 'system' by sometimes assisting the department of children and families. Guardian volunteers are not only there to represent the child’s interests in a trial, hut to offer comfort and solace. "I think one of our biggest responsibilities is to care for the child and to see tiow they are doing," Ratdiffe said. Some of the recommendations (to the judge) can be rattier drastic. It doesn't mailer if we have a moth­ er over there trying tugging at embracing a peace loving coun­ try during their struggles against international terrorism," he said. Tensions have increased between India and Pakistan after recent terror attacks in India, the latest on an U S. government building in Kolkata. India has blamed this attack and an October assault on Pakistanibased militants. "You need to be proud of your country," Hade said. "You need to proud of your motherLind. You need to Ire proud of where you live too. We must stand arm and arm against terrorism." YOU CAN NUMBER o r fro m ...a neighbor, someone you know, someone you can trust and respect. Call today and talk to a real person who cares about your family’s protection and security. t Since M S iSfuto - Owners Insurance 2575 S , French Avc. Sanford Ufa Home Car Business TLt '/ft P**tt*m “ A tyU* (4 0 7 ) 322-0285 M arch 2. 2002 - S a n fo rd - 1 p .m . S e m in o le T o w n e C e n te r Mali C A L L ENTER HaraW photo by Chrlttophw Patton Volunteers from the United We Stand (or Non Violence group gather at a local celebration ot India's Republic Day. The non-profit organization helped raise $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 tor the Sept. 11 Firefighters' Rellel Fund. 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Som e O ther P lace Bar and G rill Will B e H aving Its First Super Bowl Party...Come Join Us! ie former Elbow Room now n new owner and a new M ike's brother Tom has come Some Other Place will be thn from the Mid-West to give Mike a ing its first big shindig with i ic to boot. hand in getting the new place spectacular Super Bowl party ike Sowinski is the new going. Together they have one of Free hot dogs and chili along ler of the recently remodeled the most extensive backgrounds with $.75 draft beers and $1.7 ie Other Place Bar and Grill. in the dance club business. longnecks are sure to make tl ime Other Place Bar and Grill Along with the pool tables and the best bowl bash ever, rs patrons a relaxing combidart boards, this new bar will Some Other Place is located on of neighborhood friendlialso feature dance club music 3640 S. Sanford Ave., So stop »and casual atmosphere with from the 70s, 80s and 90s. For by and see what the "other p I beer, music and games. A those special occasions, a large looks like. Mike and Tom are hen will open soon to provide BBQ pit in the back will accomlooking forward to meeting a ons with sandwiches and modate the diehard tailgaters. speaking with their new c;us:ks. Bikers are always welcome. tomers. NEW OWNERS OF ALL NEWLY REMODELED S om e O th er P lace B ar A nd G rill , (FORMERLY THE ELBOW ROOM) iLpm Invites You To Our First W aL SUPERBOWLPARTY I HAM . AM MON I Hi Karaoke Seven Nights A Week . ■ f r e e h o t d o q s a n d c h il i I y. E 9 U I •75g DRAFT BEER8 •$1.75 LONG NECK8 ALL DAY Karaoke Contest 'Ned. Night Thursday Is Ladies Night Monday toNana Ntytt 750 Drafts 22ozludiUt8$2.7! Happy Hour Prices 9 to 12 . Und#r New Ownerehfp Full Liquor Bar Located In the comer of Sanford Plaza 2831 8 . Orlando Dr., Suite 200 • (407) 323-0880 Till Luck B n n tl...F ri. & Sat. 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January 30.2002 Page 7A Robinson earns school em ployee award Officials with the Seminole County Public Schools announced the selection of the 2002 School-Related Employee o f the Year, Barbara Robinson, bookkeeper at Lyman High School. Barbara was selected from over 60 nominees to represent the school district in the 2002 Florida School-Related Employee o f the Year Program. Ms. Robinson has been an employee in the district for over 31 years, all at Lyman High School. She has received district recognition many times for per­ fect audits. Barbara comes in early, stays late; she works with the inventory, deliveries, fundraisers, maintenance requests, and a million other things that enable the school to operate smoothly, according to her peers. She is an exceptional employee, but her service as an employee just scratches the sur­ face o f the contributions she makes at Lyman High School. She is also a thousand-hour Dividend school volunteer for Lyman High School and Seminole County Public Schools. An Honorary Major in the Army ROTC, she works closely with the Lyman and Winter Springs High units. She has been an integral part o f Lyman's unit since its incep­ tion in August of 1993. She is more than a volunteer. Her presence is so routine; students te she is one o f the JROTC until they learn about her job. She personally and demonstrates the Army values of loyalty, duty. I f• '/ y A irport Boulevard to close at night Airport Boulevard will be closed between Old Lake Mary Road and U S . 17-92 during the week of Jfft, 28. tttV&lUU . . n between the hours o f 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. It b necessary to close Airport Boulevard while crews place the steel beams for the Airport Boulevard overpass. Local traf­ fic will be allowed in the area. Motorists are advised to follow the detour and to drive with caution at all times. Office Depot gives school supplies to Bentley Elementary H O ffice Depot presented Seminole County Public Schoob with a check worth $5,989 In free school supplies today at Bentley Elementary School In addition. Office Depot pre­ sented the school with 500 back­ packs and 500 pencil pouches of school supplies. The school will use the donations for incentive swards for students. Mr. Duke Shumate, account ^manager, and Mr. Christian ‘ j Cores-Ortiz, Sanford store man­ ager, made the presentations. Each year the Office Depot Corporation program provides schoob with discounb during the months of August and September worth over a million dollars nationwide. 'I t b especially rewarding to be able to give back to the com­ munity where so many of Office D epotb employees live and work," said Mr. Shumate. Principal Ron Nathan stated, "The school and the studenb appreciate the donation. It will be used to encourage the stu­ d en b participation in many school programs." respect, selflessness, honor Integrity, and personal courage, mentoring studenb to achieve h the same. J Each summer she donates two weeks of her vacation to accompany the studenb to Leadership Camp. She not only chaperones, the participates In all the activities, and also pro­ vides counseling. Her guidance has resulted in the first female student from Lyman being appointed to the U S . Military Academy at West Point She also volunteers with the Science department as a chaper­ one for field trips, b a Physics Olympics assbtant, and ^m en­ tor. In case you think she lives next door to Lyman, she actual­ ly travels from another county to volunteer during the week and weekend. She sometimes leaves home at 2 a.m. and returns after midnight, some­ times staying overnight Sam Momary, Principal of Lyman, said 'Barbara Robinson never says W to a teacher or a ’ student She doesn't know the meaning of the word 'failure' when it comes to young people. She has tirelessly given o f her time, money, energy, and emo­ tions to ensure that every stu­ dent she works with will suc­ ceed in life. She b an Invaluable asset to Lyman High School, the studenb, and the community." L t Colonel Bennett, JROTC Senior Army Instructor, said, 'H er bring there has become so routine that students expect her presence and respond to her as if she were a salaried cadre member. They want and expect her to be at every event, large or smalldand she will be there!" I h r N rm iim lr llri.till llri.till \ilxrilishm s| irt i . i l i s t l o i l . i t |IH 7L tJi-2M I Shawna Hardy Our New Sanford Manager Long Distance makes this Valentine's Day extra-special. 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LO NGW OO D 1/2 M ile N o rth o f 4 3 4 o n 1 7 -9 2 >^ www.hollerkialongwood.com (8 0 0 1 6 3 9*Se -6Habla 6 6Espanol 6 . / -V l i t ? *%u» �T in S i \ i i \< >i i Mi k \i In sid e: S ectio n B C W ed n esd ay 5B-6B ro ssw o rd 5B l a s s if e d s C January 30, 2002 Seminole upsets Oviedo in soccer Sport* EdHor ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S — The Seminole High School boy*' aoccer team got one of its biggest wins in school history on Monday when it knocked off Oviedo, 2-1, in sudden death overtime. Playing in the Class 4ADistrict 2 Tournament at Lake Brantley's Tom Story Field, the No. 7 seeded Fighting Seminole* (3-14) ana No, 2 seeded Lions (147-9) were tied at 1-1 after regulation and one overtime period, fordng a sudden death period. The Tribe got the upset quickly as Jairo Minolta scored just one minute into the period. The upset earns Seminole a shot at Lake Mary in the semifinals at 8 pun. tonight (Wednesday). The No. 3 seeded Rams (15-6-4) moved on as Javier Bermudez scored both goals in a 2-0 shut out of No. 6 Winter Springs (5-14-5). In the other game, No. 5 Deltona (14-7-2) got a minor upset over No. 4 DeLand (15-10-3), 5-1, to get a semifi­ nal matchup at 6 p.m. against No. 1 seeded Lake Brantley. The Championship Game will be at 7 pun. bn Friday. In the Boys Class 3ADistrict 5 Tournament at Lyman, Jason McNemey scored two goals as No. 2 Lake Howell (16-6-5) clob­ bered No. 7 Pine Ridge (215-1), 6-1. Joshua Newton-John, Jason Sweeney, Timothy Nix and Rodrigo Kaufmann also scored for the Silver Hawks, who will face No. 3 Spruce Creek (1 0 6 8 ), which edged No. 6 Mainland, 1-0, in today's 5 p.m. semifinal. At 7 p.m., No. 4 Titusville (9-6-5), a 3-0 winner over No. 5 New Smyrna Beach (412-3), taking on host and No. 1 Lyman. The Championship Game will be at 6 p.m. Friday, preSee Soccer, Page 2B BOYS A nother state title fo r W inter Springs By Doan Smith Unbeaten Bears girls’ weightlifting team romps to convincing victory Sports Editor W IN TER S P R IN G S — The new kid on the block fust keep* collecting the tro­ phic*. The Winter Springs girls' weightlifting team picked up yet another state champi­ onship this past Saturday for the newest school In Seminole County. The Bears, who finish die season at 9 0 and also won the Seminole Athletic Conference title, more than doubled the score on its nearest competitor, 44-21, to give the school its fourth state title. Winter Springs has also won two girls R is in g basketball championships and a track Central High School from Brooksvllle was second, with Citrus High School from Inverness third with 19 points and Seminole High School fourth with 16 points. Oviedo and Lake Brantley tied for eighth place with eight points each in the field o f over 40 teams. to th e The Bears had three girls win individual weight championships with Holly Cabral lifting 250 pounds to win the 101-pound weight class, Jackie Mus takas hefted 270 pounds in winning the 110-pound class, and Sandra Morales picked up 310 pounds In taking the 1 2 9 pound class, Mia Boykin kin of Dviedo lifted 290 .rounds pounds to wli win the 119-pound weight class and giver the Seminole Athletic Conference four victories in the 10 weight classes. FLORIDA GIRLS STATE WEIGHTLIFTING CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM SCORES L Winter Spring*. 44; 2 Brook»villr-Cm tr»l High School. 21; 3. tnvememClbu* High School 19) 4. S m liu lc , 14 1 4*4*1 U k * ( r a t i f y and ( h r M g K INDIVIDUALS 191. H ally Cabral, Winter Spring*. 123-123 _ 230. IIS . Jackie Mmtokto. Winter Spring*, 120-13S . 2 m l i t . M U Bay U p , Oviedo High School 140-1SB _ 2401 12* . Sandra Mania*, Wlator Spring*, 140-170 _ I I I l i t . AUy* Smiky, B m k jv iU r-C c n tn L 1 7 0 -1 (0 .330l 134 . Brituny Vlttrr. to w n — Own, 133-133 _ 310. 1 M . Whitney Gcbn. I n v n r n a O m a . 133-133.310 1 (1 . Eric* Scyur*. Kryitane Height*. 140-145.303. m . Krill McMahan, Static-Bradford. 131-133. m 213. (ami* Johnaon. New Smyrna Bench, 240-173.413 o c c a s io n Jackson leads SCC men to MFC upset By Dean Smith By Dsan Smith Sports Editor Sports EdHor SANFORD — It's rare for a college point guard to be the scoring star. The player Is usually called upon to be the team leader, control the offense, and get the ball to the scorers. But with it’s two Inside scorers in fout trouble and leading scorer Jason Currlngton bottled up by • tenacious Florida Community CoUegs at Jacksonville defense, sophomore Chris Jackson stepped up big time, scoring 38 p o in ts as the Seminole Community College m en's basketball team picked up a huge Mid-Florida Conference victory, 109102 in double overtime, before a very good crowd at the SCC Health and Physical Education Saturday nightThe points, while very impressive in themselves, do not tell anywhere near the story of the effort of the DeLand High graduate. The 6-foot-3 sophomore scored 17 of his points In the second half, but it was a deseratlon 22-foot jumper at the uzzer from three-point range that tied the game at 83-83 and forced the first overtime. In the first overtime, S e e Men, Page 2B SANFORD — Questions answered. For most of the first half, the v is ilin g F lo r id a C o m m u n it y C o lle g e a t J a c k s o n v ille s q u a d w a s s h o w i n g t h a t t h e i r 1 9 -2 re c o rd w a s n o f lu k e , w h i l e th e S e m in o le C o m m u n it y C o lle g e w o m e n w e r e n o t R iv in R a n y Im H cfttU m • llb a Story F k M Soddra d u d ) o n rtla u Saminola t Q 0 1 „ 1 O ttx ia a i a o _ i Goal* Scuunol* 2 (own gu*l. Minoru). Ortado 1 (BtoJfrtt). A m W » _ Ovlado 1 (Zutwufh) S a m _ Saminola (A nton on) I ; O vin lu (S***u) 7 Rrctini* _ Saminola 314. Ovlado I4-7-* RAMS 2, BEARS 0 W lnttr Spring* ■ # _ • Uka Mary 0 2 .2 Coala . Laka Mary 2 (Bannud** I). Sana . Laka Mary (Rtitnm) 2. Raoonla _ Wlntrr Spring, 5-14-5, Laka Mary 15-4-4. CLASS 3A-DISTRICT 5 al Caitlan D. Htnlay Sport* Compla* SILVER HAWKS 4, PANTHERS 1 H a*R M |a a 1 .1 Laka llo irrll S 1 .4 Goal* . Pina Ridga I (Smith), U k a lluwrll 4 ( MfNemay 2, N a w ta t-M m . S r n m y , N U . Kaulman). Amiri* _ U k a Howail J (Nix. Martin, Sanurt) Shota on goal _ Pina Kidgr It; U k a Howail 30. S a m _ Pina Ridge 14; U k a Howail (Chapman) 3. Recurd* _ Pina Ridge 2-15-1; Laka Howail 144-3, F 'm S S m - * ■■ - .‘ w E Herald photo by Jim Want* Ssminoie Community Cotoga's Chris Jackson (shooting) had his biggest game as a Raider on Saturday, hitting a game-tying three-point shot at ttw end of regulation and scoring 38 points as S C C upset previous conference unbeaten Florida Community College at Jacksonville, 109-102, In double overtime. Raiders rally to win baseball season opener B y Dean Smith Sports Editor SANFORD — What a way to begin a sea­ son. The Seminole Community College base­ ball team went from the outhouse to the ithouse in the course of three hours penthous< lay, rallying from a 6-0 deficit to Saturday, defeat Florida College, 9-8, at Raider Reid. Coach Mike Nicholson, beginning his sec­ ond season as the Raiders' head man and his charges must have felt like they were gut-shot when Michael Hubbard led off the at Spat Marlin SUdliun By Dean Smith Sports Editor BEARS 4, WOLVES 1 Win tar Spring* 3 1 .4 Oaltona 1 0 .1 Q 4 _ M n k r Spring* 4 (Weber 2, U . AHoller. Tailarta). Oriuma I. Aaaiata . Wlnfcrr Spring* 3 tftU efu, U AUoitrr, Crook*) Sa*n . Wlnlar Spring* (Sdvrri) 1. t i a n b . W n l H S p rin p 174-1. RAMS 5, FIGHTING SEM1NOLES 1 Saminola 0 1 .1 Uka Mary 2 3 _ S Coal* .Saminola 1 (Carman), U k a Mary 5 (Zabri 2. Munay. Ftrguam. Haraun) Aaaiata . Saminola 1 (Cuma), U k a Mary 2 I (Vary. Claraama) Records . Laka Mary 204-1 game for the Falcons with a home run. The visitors from Temple Terrace (near Tampa) then got a two-run home run from Marc Centafonte in the second inning and looked to have put the game out of reach by scoring three runs in the fifth Inning. But the tide started to turn tit that same top of the fifth inning as after an error and a wild pitch, Florida College had runners on second and third with only one out and appeared ready to really put the game on ice. Freshman lefthander David Timm came through for SCC, however, getting a pop up and a grounder back to the mound to keep the score at 64). The Raiders finally lly broke brofc through on fom offense in the sixth inning; when wrier i former Lyman Greyhound Greyhound John Williamson Wiliiar led off with a single. Donnie Burkhalter then walked. TWo outs later, SCC got a break when Tommy Solitario reached on an error, allowing Williamson to score. The Falcons got the run back in the top of the eighth inning on a bases loaded ground out after three walks. But having finally denied the piate, the Raiders' offense came alive in the seventh See Baseball, Page 2B CASSELBERRY — The brain­ child of boy's basketball coaches Steve Kohn and Mike Scutero will become a reality this Saturday when the first OrangeSeminole County Pride Shootout will be held at Lake Howell High School. The day's activities tips off with a junior varsity contest between Evans and the host Silver Hawks at 10 a.m. At noon the varsity action begins with Timber Creek tak­ ing on Lake Mary. That game will be followed by West Change against Lyman at 1JO p.m.; University against Lake Brantley at 3 p.m.; Trinity Prep against Seminole at 4 JO .m.; Uak Ridge against Winter prings at 6 p.m.; and host Lake Howell against No. Class 6A State Ranked Evans. The other Seminole County team, Oviedo, will not take part because it will host a crucial dis­ trict game with DeLand on See Boys, Page 2B game winning streak and was unbeaten in Mid-Florid* Conference play. Then birthday girl Yo Johnson stepped up for the Raiders ana got the hosts start­ ed toward a 93-63 victory at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center Saturday night. Johnson, an All-Conference player as a freshman, got her first start since deciding not to have season-ending ankle surgery back in December. But neither team could any­ thing going for the first three minutes until the Stars' Lynctte Sullivan hit a lay-up with 16:45 on the dock. The Raiders, who had not played since beating Daytona Beach on the road last Saturday, did not Jcore until Johnson, a sophomore guard from Braddock, Pennsylvania, hit a jumper from the comer with 16:35 left before halftime. Johnson then scored six more points and sophomore post player Brandi Davis scored eight as SCC built a 10-point lead. But every time the Raiders started to pull away, FCC-J would answer with a flurry of points, usually on three-point shots from cither Sharonda Gordon or Delflah Gray, and dosed to within a point twice with less than 10 minutes left before halftime. SCC coach Ken Patrick, who was substituting liberally in the first half, then went back to the See Women, Page 2B Lake Mary girls coast to 26thwin Lake Howell set to host County Pride Shootout G IRLS CLASS 4A-D1STRICT 2 ib w y w v rt! th e t » « m tlu vt w a t* r i i t i t i R * f k v « - CLASS 4A-DIST1UCT2 FIGHTING SEM1NOLES 2. UONS t , Raider women cruise to win By Dean Smith Sports Editor S Herald photo by Jim Wont* Sophomore center Meghan Chamberlain (N o. 35, white) scored 13 points as Lake Mary Improved to 26-0 on Saturday. ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S — Another day, another win for the Lake Mary girls' basketball team. Sophomore Meghan Chamberlain led a balanced attack with 13 points as the No. Class 6A Slate Ranked Rams improved to 26-0 with a 59-41 Seminole Athletic Conference and 6A-District 3 victory at Lake Brantley on Saturday. The Patriots got a game-high 14 points from junior Shakray Smith. In other games, Seminole got a much-needed win with the districts coming ung up next i week as it hammered 50red Edgewater, Edg 38, on Friday. junior Chequille Jessie led the way for the Fighting Seminoles with 25 points and 21 rebounds, while junior Danielle Gamble handed out six assists. Mattea Codrey tossed in a See Girls, Page 2B i �P»#e 2B Wednesday, January 30.2002 T he Sd im o u Hu u ld ■Women- Briefs Continued from page IB regulars and freshman All-America candidate Yelena Leuchanka went to work. The 6-foot-5 center from Gomel, Belarus took control of the both ends of the floor, scoring 13 points down the stretch as the Raiders went to the lockerroom up by nine, 41-32. Leuchanka and Davis continued to dominate of the on defense as SCO held the visitors to only three free throws until Gordon finally hit a field goal with 15:20 left in the game. PCC-J got a couple of steals and two more three-pointers to close to within 10 points a cou­ ple of times, but Leuchanka was becoming unstoppable on the block, hitting seven field goals and all four free throw tries for 18 second half points, before leaving for good with five min­ utes to play. Davis was also impressive, doing her usual masterful job on the offensive boards and show­ ing a few moves out on the floor and scored eight points in the second half before exiting. In addition to playing outstanding defense, Johnson made her birthday an memorable one, by hitting a long three-pointer and both free throw chances in the second half to lead the Raiders to their third straight conference win without a defeat. SCC was awesome at the charity stripe, making 23-of-25 from the free throw line, and won its sixth straight game to Improve to 13-8 on the sea­ son. Leuchanka hit 7-of-7 from the free throw and scored a game-high 31 points, while Davis added 16 and Johnson Jc 15. Blankenfeld hit all six of her free throw tries to score eight points, while Tiffany Vann came off the bench to score seven points. Rounding out the scoring for the locals were Berggren (three), Kay Kay Thompson and Linda Cazaeu (two each) and Dinielle Richardson (one). For the Stars, Gray hit four three-pointers and led the way with 20 points, while Gordon hit three three's to score 11. Erica Bennett and Sullivan also scored 11 points each for FCC-J, which lost for the second straight time and fell to 19-3 overall and 1-2 in the conference. The Raiders close out the first half of conference PETRACCA STARS FOR DAYTONA Former Seminole High School baseball star Angelo Petracca made a big splash In his first collegiate game for Daytona Beach Community College on Sunday, going 3-for-5 with a double, scoring two runs and driving in one as the Falcons defeated Palm Beach Community College, 7-6, In 10 Innings. Petracca led off the 10™ with a single and scored the tying-run on a two-oqt error. BASEBALL PLACEMENT DAY The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Ruth Baseball League will be holding Player Placement and Skills Assessment Day this Saturday, February 2nd. Birthday girl Yb Johnson (No. 13) scored 15 points aa the SCC woman pounded Florida Community College at Jacksonville, 93-63, Saturday. play tonight when they go to Ocala for a crucial game with No. 7 Nationally Ranked Central Florida Community College. The Patriots are 18-4 on the season and 1-1 in conference, losing to Daytona and beating FCC-J. Game time is set for 6 p.m., with the men set to play at 8 p m SCC will not return home until Saturday, February 9th, when they host the 18th Nationally Ranked Falcons from Daytona Beach Community College. RAIDERS *J, STARS 63 Florida G C -J a c k a o n v illa t lS -3 ,1-2) Barman 5 1-2 11m Cordon 4 0-0 11. Souter 0 2-4 2. Cray 8 (Ml 2d Sullivan 4 3-311, Kramer 0 0-0 0. Atm atrun g 01-3 1, IL 4** 10-0 2. Long 1 3-4 X Sonata 0 frO a Totals 2310-1813. Sem inole C C « > g 3-0) Betg g m t 11-2 3, Vann 2 2-2 7, Bradahaw 0 (Ml 0, Johneon 4 2-2 13, Baifay 0 (Ml ft Kantam 0 (Ml a Jakobaen 2 2-2 I . Thcmpaon 1 (Ml 1 Caaaau 1 (MI 2. Boyd 0 (Ml a B ln k a n M d 1 6-6 8. Drrto 7 2-2 I d Riduidaon 01-21. Leuchanka 12 7-7 31. Tbtok: S3 23-2S 93. K a lM m a . SCC 41, FCC-J 32. Thratofroint field goal* . PCC-f 7 (Gray 4. Cordon 3k SCC 4 Qakobaan l Vann, Johnaort). Taarn folia _ 20; SCC Id F o ulado ut.non a.Tfda dcala .K m a . for the Silver Hawks with 25 points and 10 rebounds against the Rams and 17 points against Tampa. Freshman Darryl Merthie led Lake Mary w ith 15 points, while Jared Laskey had nine assists for Lake Howell. Ade Wise scored 13 points and Bo Gooch added 12 as Lake B rs n t ls y u p s e t Lyman, 59-52, in another contest In Volusia.. County on Saturday as I t fstt. u v e td n te u s t f i U i s y .r rs rtk le 62-52, to Mainland. DuPrt again was awesome, hitting 12-of-20 shots from the floor, but with the scored tied at 47-47 the Buccaneers went on a 15-5 run to close out the game. In other games, the Lake Howell boys picked up a pair of wins, dumping Lake Mary, 7155, on Friday and Tampa Prep, 54-52, in the Adidas Basketball Classic on Saturday. Isaac Codrey was the big man nine rebounds a&d, Dan Vermigiio five assists for the Greyhounds. ■ U t lD O C S 60, A t a o w FORCE X 44 Samiaala <11- 10, 4-11 Taylot 6, Garda A Fontalna 4. DuPra 28. Total*: IS 3-7 44. DaLand (1J -A S-t) Gordon 13, lUnaon 7, Tyler 9. Sdvoyar 2, Brumbaugh 2. Whippla 7. Totals 2113-14 6ft Samiaola 11 IS 4 12 _ 44 DaLand 17 11 20 U _ 40 Throe-point Said goal* _ Stmtnoia J (DuPra 2, Taylor); D r Land 1 (Htruon) Team toula _ Seminole 14; DaLand 12 Foulad out _ none. ceding foe Girls' Championship at 8 p.m. The Girts' District Tournament began on Tuesday, with the semifinals set for Thursday. In the Class 4 A-District 2 Girls’ Tournament at Spec Martin Stadium In DeLand, Winter Springs and Lake Mary both rolled to easy wins on Monday. The No. 2 seeded Rams (20-61) got two goals from Jessica Zabel and one goal each from Paige Murray, Jennifer i and Camille Hanson •knocked off No. 7 Seminole, 5-1. Klmmle German scored the goal for foe Tribe. Lisa Weber scored twice with Lindsey Affolter and Danielle RAIDERS 109, STARS 102, d o ub le o ve rtim e Florid* Community College it Jar kaonvtlle (17-9. 211 Withert I ) 12-13 39. Mobley 9 9 9 29, Smith I (H I 2 Brown 3 12 7, MtCeadwy 4 3-111. Miller 0 (MIO. Wuotekte 01-31. Greyer U M 0 . W n l 3 6 -912 Widen 01 -21. Total* 33 30-44 102 Seminole Community College (11-11,2 -U Tmnell 1 (Ml 2 Stalling 0 2-2 2 Currington 9 3 4 26. Fuher 4 (HJ 10, C. Jeckeon 10 17-20 31, D. jeckeon 4 0-0 8. Maclcotm 1 (H I 2 W nhenpom 7 J-4 17, McHenry 0 0-00, Morgen 1 1-3 3 Total* 37 28-M 109 Halftime _ SCC 39. FCC-J 30 Regulation _ 83-81 Ftral overtime _ 94-94 Three- point Held goal* _ FCC-J 3 (Mobley 2 Witherr), SCC 7 (Cumngtun 2 Fidwr 2 TcnnrU. C. J e d io iJ Teem b u b . FCC-J 31; SCC 30. Fouled out _ FCC-J. Mobley. Brown. NkGeettey, W rrl; SCC, TennelL D. Jet fort, Wetenpuon. Tcitinicala _ FCC-J, bench. I I G irls Continued from page IB i Lake Prep, Oviedo continued its out­ standing play as Irimar Hernandez scored 12 points and dished out four assists as the Lions edged past Cypress Continued from page IB (. Former Winter Springs Bear John Michael Howell led off with a single and Scott McCoy walked. The No. 9 hitter In the order, Scott Carmichael, doubled in Howell and McCoy scored on a single by Dan Quartararo. Williamson got a run home with a ground out and Burkhalter, a 6-foot-4,270-pound freshman from West Orange, blasted his first collegiate home run, a two-run shot, cutting the Florida College lead to 7-6. The Falcons stretched the lead back to two runs when Jonathan Pendino led off the top of the eighth inning with a home run, but Howell answered right back with a home run of his own In the bottom of the frame. FC looked like it would ocore in the top of the ninth with a runner on thinl and only one out. 1 tnit fl lin erto third turned into an inning-ending double, play and SCC came to foe plate7or Its...... final swings. Quartararo led off with a walk and scored when Williamson's sacrifice bunt was thrown away, allowing foe former Greyhound to scamper all foe way to third. The Falcons Intentionally walked the next two batters to load the bases and set up a potential force at the plate. But Solitario worked the FC pitcher for a game-winning walk on a full county and SCC had the victory. Michael Reiss, a 6-foot-5 sophomore The ktomkig v*hlcte(*) wd be aokt at pubic eucbon. per n S M 7 1 3 5 M *t 1000 AM on February 121002 el U e rW t adekeea la aaatoy i ten ig w e l m i H N d tJ il k r U m tervicea and enrage charge*. No Me*, u a. cam crVy 1980 Ford E-ISO Um V1N1FTEE14N6JHA0S8SS Owner Peter Joeaph Etngar 80 Sett* CL. 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Amendad Plat oI Cardnal Oei* Phaee U. a* racordad n Ptal Book 27. Pag* 100. Pubkc Record* ol Sanencte Courier. Flood*, more commonly daro b ed aa 882 Bkr* Bird Court Cey oI lake Mary, Florida Carol A Foater. Cey Cterk DATED January 18. 2002 Cey ol Lai* Mary Pubaahr January 30.2002 11219 2002 Nedce a4 2000 Stake Trailer/Aucnon Data 2-1901 (I) Vet* lB96L1*22Y033*422 Auction Date 1-20-03 (21 L als NoncaossAU ly inside and shot no shot longer than 15 feet. But with guards Withers and Prentice Mobley leading the way, the visitors went to a more wide-open attack and they scored the first eight points of the second half to dose to within 39-30 and took only their second lead of the game at 56-55 with 11:55 remaining. The two teams started trading the lead after that, but the momentum was shifting to FCC-J as Withers and Mobley started driving at will through the Raiders' defense and not only scored a ton of points, combining for 40 in the second half, 27 by Withers, but al also i Daniel Jackson and Witherspoon in foul trouble. With 35.2 seconds showing on the clock, SCC had the ball down by one point and was trying to go for the final shot. But Chris Jackson was called for an offensive foul with 19.9 left, after which. Withers was fouled with 10 seconds left, fouling out Daniel Jackson and hitting both free throws to give the Stars an 83-80 lead. The Raiders got the ball down court and made at least four passes before Chris Jackson finally threw it up and the tying basket fell through as the horn sounded, setting the stage for the excit­ ing overtime periods. In addition to the 38 points by Chris Jackson, 31 of which came after halftime, also scoring double figures for SCC were Currington (26), Witherspoon (17 before fouling out), and Brian Fisher, a freshman from Umatilla who scored 10 points in a rare start. Daniel Jackson netted eight points before fouling out. For the Stars, Withers, a freshman from Little Rock, Arkansas, scored 35 of his 39 after intermis­ sion, while Mobley tossed in 20 of his 29 in the Final 30 minutes before fouling out in overtime. Ronnie West (12) and Anthony McGeathey (11) also scored in double figures before fouling out. Oviedo and No. Lake Brantley. The Championship Game will be Friday at 7 p.m. In girls' games from Friday, seven different players scored goals as Lake Mary trounced Oviedo, 6-1, and Lake B r a n tle y ^ blanked Irinity Prep, 6-0. Creek, 38-35, on Friday. Whitney Towle helped out w ith four rebounds for the Lions. University o f Central Florida signee Celeste Hudson had another huge game, scoring 37 points, but It unfortunately cam e in a 51-48 loss at foe hands of Apopka on Saturday. Baseball- Leg Continued from pgae IB Jackson hit a conventional three-point play, field goal and a foul shot, and the Raiders were able to play with the lead for most of the five minute extra period. Leading by a point with 8.6 seconds showing on the clock, Jackson stepped to the line with a chance to secure at least a tic. But he missed the back-end of the two shot trip and the Stars' Eddie Withers, who scored a game-high 39 points, was fouled and made both free throws to send the game to a second overtime period tied at 94-94. SCC again grabbed the early lead in overtime and held on, making 9-of-12 tree throws, 7-of-8 by Jackson, to hand FCC-J (17-5 overall, 2-1 in the MFC) its first loss in conference play. Trie victory evened the Raiders' record at 11-11, but more importantly, gave SCC a 2-1 record in the M-FC, which is either good enough for a tie for first place with the Stars and Central Florida Community College or a tie for second with the pair, depending on what happened between Daytona Beach Community College and St. Johns River Community College on Saturday. DBCC was 2-1 heading into the contest. The Raiders will head to Ocala tonight to take on CFCC with the winner staying at the head of the M-FC. SCC will then return home on Saturday to host St. Johns River and high-flying former Winter Springs star Marcus Wiggins at 7JO p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. Admission is free. Heading into Saturday's game, FCC-J was aver­ aging over 100 points per game and SCC head coach Stan Cromartie was d eterm in e to slow the Stars down. The Raiders were able to find holes in the FCC-J press and got some easy layups to build a ninepoint lead and whenever they could not get an easy shot, they backed the ball out and ran some clock, which was frustrating the visitors. But the Stars changed the press and got some steals for easy layups and tied the score at 24-24 with 6:40 left before halftime. Cromartie got his charges to settle down and the hosts started getting the ball inside the fresh­ man duo of 6-foot-6 Daniel Jackson and 6-foot-8 Kitus Witherspoon for easy shots and when Currington buried a long three-pointer, SCC lead 39-30 at intermission. FCC-J cam e out in the second half and changed its attack. In the opening half the Stars went strict­ Sanford Gymnastics is starting foe year 2002 off with a bang! This nonprofit gymnastics school is offering mom k me, preschool, beginner, advanced beginner, intermediate, and advanced gymnas­ tics classes. Gymnastics classes are held Monday through Friday. Other classes being offered are Kung Fu and Tae Kwon Do on Monday and Wednesday, cheerleading on Tuesday and Thursday, and Tal Chi by appointment. For more Information about classes, please Telleria adding one goal each as the No. 3 Bears (17-9-1) topped No. 6 Deltona, 4-1. Today's semifinals have Lake Mary and Winter Springs play­ ing at 5 p.m. and No. 1 seeded DeLand hosting the winner of Monday's game between No. 5 Continued from psge IB 25-point effort against the Lions. DeLand (15-4,5-1) also got a big win as it used a 20-6 third quarter scoring advantage to knock off Seminole, 60-44. The Bulldogs led just 28-26 at halftime as Arrow Force X star Robby DuPre scored 20 of his 28 points. Seminole (11-11,4-4) also lost M en SANFORD GYMNASTICS S o ccer B oys Continued from page IB Friday at 7:30 p.m. The Lions (18-5 overall, 6-0 in district) tuned up for the big game by beating Winter Springs (8-11), 57-49, on Friday and Bradenton Pendelton Academy, 79-77, In the Adidas Basketball Classic at Edgewater on Saturday. .. v Shaven Witherspoon was the star for.Qviedo in both games, scoring 29 potato and grabbing 12 rebounds against the Bears and then tossing in 37 points on Saturday. Jake Picket had seven assists against Winter Springs, while Grant Herren had 11 rebounds and nine assists against Pendelton. Ryan Exter followed up his school-record 43-point perfor­ mance earlier in tne week with a For more information call 407-330-5697. 1971 Haley Demteon Motorcycle W l * 47830PA82 13) 1M* Ford Pickup/Auckon Date 1-23-03 vma 1FTC F13Y4ENA08908 1986 Dodge 4 Door/Auction Data (4) righthander from Thornhill, Canada, whose twin brother Steven had started foe game, foe sixth Raiders pitcher, worked foe ninth inning to get the pitching win. Providing foe offense for SCC were Burkhalter (2for-3, home run, run scored, two RBI), Howell (2for-4, home run, two runs, RBI), Williamson (2- . for-4, two runs, RBI), Quartararo (2-for-4, two runs, RBI), Carmichael (double, run, RBI), and Solitario (RBI). For Florida College, Centafonte homercd and doubled, while Pendino and Hubbard each homered. The Raiders were to have hosted St. Petersburg Junior College at home on Tuesday before head­ ing to New Port Richey for a 3 p.m. game today at Paaco-Hemando Community College.. .s e c t oloo play in Melbourne against Brevard Community. College on Friday at 3 p.m., before > returning to Raider Field on Saturday f e r a l Contest V ifo Polk Cotruniinity College from F~ Winter Haven. RAIDERS 9, FALCONS 8 F lo rid a Co lle ge (2 0 030 n o g 10 j S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C o lle ge 000 001 S12 ~9 9 2 Mettteav Ootey (4). Nee4e (7). Weehom (8) end Cmtilonte S. Red*. Tim m (3), McCemle 6, D u y iu n l (7), DcOilrico (82 M. Red* (9) end SoUterio. W P _ M. Reiee (H I). LP _ W edvm (O -l)Seve none IB 1C Hubbard (1), Crewe (1), Brand (12 S C C CermkheeMl). 3B S C C Burithellee (12 HR . PC, Hubbard (I), Pendino ( U Cmtekmle life S C C F lo w e d (I) R e co rd * .FC 0-1;SCC 143. 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Sanknoto County Courthoua*. Sanford, Florida, an Montey. February II , 2002. at II 00am. Payment ol Sato lee, appteeM* documentary damp U m and reconbng lea* are required to b* peel by me tucceeafct tedder to tie aate Ful payment a( an amount •qual to m* htfwtt btdla dua w »tn 24 houra after me advarttoed One ot aato A l payment* she) be cash or guaranteed Inatrumant, mad* payabte to me Clark ot t e Croat Court. Dated on 12/27/2001 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clark Pubttoh: January 9.18.23, 30. 2002 11032 8 lof T i l Qi m J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVER mat LARRY LANE U T T R E U .. me hold­ er ol me knowmg camhceiedl ha* •ted aaat certticatott) tot a tea deed to be eaued tieraan. 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Samtooto County Courthoua*. Sanford. Ftortde. an Monday February t l, 2002, at am. Payment ol Sato lee, appacabto documentary ttamp ta*a* and raoordtog toe* an reryand. to b* paid by tie auocaaaM bkldar al m* aate. Ful payment ol an amount •quel to m* htgpatt bid to due wtfwi 24 hour* altar m* edaarttoed Urn* ol aate. A l payment* aha) be ca*h or guaranteed toatrument. matte payabte to tte Clerk ol m* Croat Court. 1100 D«t*d on 12/27/7001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OR THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. 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SanWtcte Cceinty Courmou*., Sanford. rlOfiQB, On Monday February It 2000 to 1100am. Payment ot Sato 1**, rapRtoito documentary atemp u*e* ant ramntoig toe* are reqtwed to b* pekl try me tuxeaatti taddar tom* aate. Fid payment ot an wnourt equal to Fie hf#wat bkt to due adhai 24 haw* alter me advenwed ten* ol rate. A l payment* ahal be caah ct guaranteed rotrumem. made payabte to m* Cterk oI the C ro d Court. Cated on 12/77/2001. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOW DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Pubttoh: January », 18,23. 30.2002 tat Tea Died NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, hat RICHARD S CASSELBERRY OR LEONARD, the hokter of me know­ ing certificated) he* fe d la d centocated) tor a tea dead to be eaued meraon. 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FL 3X24 * i or baton (no IH * torn X day* bom Vw dsto ot Vw to* publcaton ot Vw nodoa of acton) and 11a Vw ortpwl eSh Vw dark of to* cowl afto* baton aatvfca on PtoUMTs Ntomay MMNOUI CO URT CM DM RQN caw PUMT1FF. w a r es i m u -o THE U M OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE FOR HEW SOUTH HOMS EQUITY TR U S T 16666 FORKED PURSUANT TO THE POOUHQ AMO BERVTCINO AGREEMENT DATEO AS OF NOVEMSER t. IS M , AMONG PAMS WEBBER MORTGAGE ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION IV, AS DEPOSITOR, NEW SOUTH FEOCRAL SAVMOS BANK. AS TRANSFEROR ANO AS SERVICER, ANO THE BA f* OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE. JAMES L FULKERSON end LO S FULKERSON. N H lore. M R M ** inrough. I I H Mid JAMES L FULKERSON. OR LOW FULKERSON; C O U M U S HARBOUR HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, M O . ■ F M k non* praN p p c M a v JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. Detondared) Nones OP ACTION T O JAMES L FULKERSON m LOIS FULKERSON. I tang. and ad unknown parttoe dakrang bp. Ira p u iid a o ta g a M la a b M W m to ba daad or atv*. wtwVwr lore. PuaWM of odwr claimant., d M "* 6 by. Virougn. undar of agalnal tia aaU JAMES L FULKER­ SON w LOIS FULKERSON VWnee CoAmbua Ckda. longwood, FL 32750 YOUAREHERESYNOTIFIEDflat anadkai totoredbaa Momortgagee antwktawkig propertyViSerm** Cony Florida: LOT L BLOCK C, COLUMBUS HARBOR. ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF. A3 RECORDED IN P U T BOOK I S PAGES 3B-36. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEME N O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA. hat baan Bad agakql you and you are reredrad to eanre a copy ol yow artton datonaaa, f any. to I on Larry M. SajaA. E a y A a d Otobone. Cota. NoianAn. Bata, Sagal I AAan, P A , PtobMTa etarrwy ataaa addraea la S S I Itondaraon Boulevard, Poal Otoca Boa 1177, Tampa . Florida SMOI. wbNn Vkrty (30)deyi of l a daf of tw am pxteatan d Na Ctoik of tw Cota eatar baton tarv Ica « i FtobBTa attorney or rrarwr*« • ba areared agakwt you tor Via ratal dmandad to Via Complara DATED Vaa JAN 7X3002 dam O ua t Court By Ftoti long Aa Orpury dark Subrndtod by Larry U Avgei. CK|un oarovn*. C m ., Naumnn, Bagel AABen, R A Foal Otoca Bor 7177 - ■ Ttonpa, Florida SMOI Vyou are apareon mAh a ibilrtoy ata naadi any .......... ... In oiflar to paraepata to vaa proceedtog. ‘Am are anaii, at no coal to you. to the pms^t o n fflif ri itiin Ptoata Court Adtoaraatiabon at X I N. Park Avenue. Buna N X t , Sanford, Florida 33771, wdriin 2 working day* d youf raced* d Vito nodoa, V you are haafflg or *ofca mparad cad 16006688771 PUiAahJanuary X . and February a. 2003 m i M T K C M C U T COURT OPTMH IfT H OF FLORIDA datna E LyW «; Ttonmy 11 LyWto. OEFINOAKTB NOTICS OP HoReto to hereby Rven ViaL pur_________________ , 17. 2002. and antored to dr* caaa nanbar 01-CA.Jt2.l4-P, d Via CboR Court of Via I N I J u d O f Cbuto to and tor Samtooto Coutfc Ftorkto. atoareto CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, to PtotoM and Ouane C. Lykaw; Ttorany U. Lytona, Ware DatondarR aL I ato aal to Vto Ntfiato and bato Hddw tor even el a f t * Waal front dttr of tw Samtooto County Courthouee to Sartad. Ftorkto. B e r m * C o rn y Florida, to 110000AM on Via 21 day d Fabruary, 2002, Vm knowing Moo tood proparty M aal torth to •ato Final Judgmar*. lo w* LOT S2. PRAWVE LAKE MANORS. M C O R D W a TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED N P U T BOOK 11. RAOE 71 OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORKM. NOTE: Pinubrt to Via Fab Debt CcAeetton Preefcea A d you era ■ M a a d tid Vde to* Sim la deemed to ba a tk a i Dated Vn IS itoy d January. 2002. MARYANNE MORSE dark of Ckodl Court ByUary S*ap* Deputy dark Tha Samtooto Harakj C O O U S A 57AW1ARSKL P A 4010 Boyenul Bodtovard Bu m A X Tbmpa. FL 33007 Tetoptarw: ( d 3)477-40* CABtlBOI-OOSO FiAtodc Janary 2 1 X , 2002 ■ITS M T K C M C U T COURT OF THE DOHTtEM TH JUDICIAL O R C U T OP THB BTKTB OPFUM RM , M ANO FOR SEM N O U COUNTY. CM LO W iaiON C A M NO: r -C V t r A -1 4 4 . CKbwndbL tot 144. li e , •ucceaaor by merger to, ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA. W C , FRANCES MITCHELL A/K/A FRANCES C. MITCHELL; JOHN DOC MITCHELL, THE UNKNOWN HUSBANO OF FRANCES MITCHELL A/K/A FRANCES C. M ITCHCU; IF LAFINQ, MCLUOWO ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP SAX) OEFENOANT(S). if r e m a r r ie d . ANO IF DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS ClAJMtNQ BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT (SI: JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT, JANE DOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. NOTICE OF ACTION T O FRANCES M ITCH CU M C A FRANCES C." MITCHELL; JOHN DOE MITCHELL. THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF FRANCES M IT C H E U A/K/A FRANCES C. MITCHELL; IF LIVING, M CUJO M O ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAJO OEFENOAMT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN K IR S , DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CUUM M O BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST T K NAMED DEFENDANT IS) WHOSE RESIDENCE IS: imknown YOU ARE HEREBY required to Re your anawar or oraton datonaaa, V any, to V* above proceedkig wRi Vw dark d tore CouL and to eena a d recortM bi PM Bocft i i. . I t lo 2 1 Pubic Raoordt ot S M M B County. Ftorda. M U A 703 Chorpbaa Cbda. Sarford. Ftorkto 37771 I you M b Ra you ftwawr or w r l ton datarwaa bi Vw above precaal big. on ptobftWa Ntomay. a OdmA ■T. JOMNB RfVIR WATER MANAOENCNT DISTRICT Note* la griran Vwl Vwlotewngpeimd we* lam ed on Oacamk a rM . 2061: Rottoey Green •1267 WriaeAafl Place - Saraeota. FL 34242 #43-117-802391. Tito RO)ad la tacatod to flenenc * Coitoty. Section 1 1 Tb»rw np2l Boon. Range 31 Eaat Tito perm* au to rtm A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON l O t ACRES TO SERVE an otoca tedtotog known aa Green Otoca Butdng The facawng artar body to SI. Jotaa Avar. Tha Baa|t) contatotog Vto appicaaon tor Vw above totod pamto to avaiabto Ik napacaon Monday r n u g i Friday aacapl tor togal hoadayt. 6 DO am to I X p m at Via SI. John# Avar Water Management dabet (datnet) I f i r n --------- 4049 Raid Sbaat. Palana. FL 3217 1 1439 A pereon whota aubatortoal rwtrwtlt are tnacltd by Via Ototrtd pamtokng daoaton may p a l •on tor an aitovniairabiia hearing to accordance atto eadtona 1W 646 and I X ST. Ftonde Sutuiat, or may chooae to punua madaion m an aaamativa remedy unctor taction 120 571. Florida SiahJIoa, batore Via daadne lor tong a caution Ctaoatng madadon wd not advaraaly attod Via df* to a hearing V madtoben doaa not reeuA In a tatdamant Tha pracarAna tor punumg maittonr « ad forth in Sacbon 120 571 Florida Stabjiee. and id m 2 1 1X.11I and 2 1 1 X 401- 404 Florida Artowtetretfire Coda. Ptbbona mutt oompfy with N raquramantt d Florida AWnreabavva Coda Cliaptar 21 1M and ba Wad With (received by) Na Dntnd Clark located ai Dttbid Haadgiailara. fkghwey I X WaaL Punka, F L X I7 7 . PaMoni tor arbntntobaava hearing on Via above appicaaoryt) mutt ba Bad wW«n Iwanty-ona p i ) dare d puttocaaon of VM noaca or atonn twenty-tr. ff») <toyt of Via Ckatrtd dw ootm Vto nonce note# of totanf totent to V « mef tor Vtota paraona to whom Via dtpoatong Dtotnd mafa actual noboa. Fafure to Me a pataon warm Vm ama pamd tfaf contoauto a wtovar of any np R t) auen panoret) may have to ra x e d an arbMrMkabva Jttoniwunon (hearing) wider tacbona 120 549 and 1X 57. F 3 . oonoarrang Via aubyad perm* PaMona lhal are notliad to I afVi Via M »va provtouna are aubyad to dttTMtaL Becauee VM adrmntwatoe hearing procats ■ dabgnad to I agercy adkto. Via Rkg ol a paBbon maana Vial Vie OwmcTt knaf acaon may barMararkkcmVwptweonUtan by < n » » t noaca ctrtart. Ptnont whota l itinam l ntareWt ad ba aVadad by any tucti Knaf daclaion ol Via (M rtd on Vw tppfcw* have Via nghl to pawion to baeoma a party to Via proceed­ ing n accordance wan toe rtquwtmenre aal torth above. P iM th January X . 2003 «20t______________________________________________________________ NOTICE OP AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY T K IT . JOHNS M V M WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Noiea i# ahan that tot tofowmg patma w tl wtuad on Dacimbar 20.2001 RurKwy Oman ■ 1X7 Vrtvtahaf Placa • Sa/taoU FL 34242 *400-117802212. Tha pro|ad d localtd n Sammola County. Sacbon 14, Towruttp 21 Souto, Ranga 31 EatL Tha parma adhorutt A SURFACE WATER MAN­ AGEMENT SYSTEM ON 1 X ACRES TO SERVE an oflice bufctng known s i Graan OfSca Oufdng. Tha ractrying water body la St Johna Rnor Tha toast t) oontaawig toe appkeaben tor to# above Wed parma la avafabta tor napadui Monday torough Fnday aicapt tor toga! hoadayt. S X a m lo S X pm at Via St Johna Avar Walar Management Dntnd (Duma) Hewckjuertert. 4049 Reid Street. Peletka. FL X I 7 1 I 4 X A perron wtaM r i - ' y f i niaraatt are eStclad by toe Dntncl parnrtknq daemon may p a l Dun tor an aarmtaanva hearing In accnrdanra wth tacbona 120 549 and I X 57, f i x l i Stabrtas. or may cnootrj u put tut madwkon at an aSsmativa remedy inter taction I X 571 Flurtu Sender baton toe dtadaia tor fang a paoeon Chootng marbalion w4 not advaraaly aRad the nghl to ■ haanrg V medaoon doaa not raadl n a wntomett Tha procaduraa tor pureukig madabon am tat toflh n Sacbon I X 573. Ftorkto SUIdwt, and idea 21 1X111 and 211X 401-404 Florida Admewlrslivs Coda PaWiona mud comply wrto Via retyurementt ot Flonda Arbnmtrsova Coda Chapter X - 1 X and ba IPad wrto (received by) toe Outrict Clark localad at O tln d llaaiywnail ht^iway I X Weal Pakuka. FL 32177 Pauuna tot atbntw VMva haamg an Via above appacaScnnl must X Nad watwi lwar«y-ona (21) dayt d pubacaaon of ton nobca or wahai twenty tu <X| drya ot the Owtnct vra nonce of Intent n toe mai tor tooaa partont to whom toe O an d matr actual noaca Fatwa to Me a pabtion wtlwi Vm wne parted trial ountuda a waiver d any nght(t) ruch partond) may have to mxeet an adrwMbabva datamwialion (haanrg) undar terbme 1X548 and 1X 57, FS.ooncanwig toe tcbyaci parma Paunna toal are nor Mad m accordance a « i Via above provumna an rutyad to dumiaul Bacauta toa admirMliatrve haaitig procata It dtwgned to tormukile trial agamy acbcn, tow tong d a peeaon maana total tow OtttncTt fnal action may ba dbarart bom tow potrbon lakan by 4 at Vm noaca ot mrant PeraonewhoM raaraaia wW ba ahacted by any ruch Inal deaamn ot bw Owtnct on tow applcart have tow nght to peaiun to baeoma a party to bw proceedrig nK^ordanca wah Vw raquramantt eat torth above PubSatc January X . 2 X 2 ■COS PiAhehJanuary 2 1 JG 2 X 2 6172 M T K C B IC U T COURT OF T K E X H T U N T H r d d demanded to Vw Comptoba or Dated VM day ot JAN I I 2X1. 2X2. M ARVANK MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF T K O R C U T COUNT ByJana EJaaawtc DaputyCWrk Lm t O B c m of DarMt C, Conauagra ■601 North Armenia Avenue Tampa FL 3X04-1X1 M T K C B M M T COURT FOR M RE: ESTATE OF SUSAN ORENOAASOAASdK ROTIC1 OF AONBK T KATMN Tha arkrWMbaSul ot Vw aalaN ot ORENOA ASOARINK, Fla NwiWar 03-O2CP. la bl bw Cbcud Court, lor SambioN Cocrtoy. Ftorkto. Probata DMftan, Vw artteM ol atadi to 425 N. Orange Am Avenue, Room 340,. Ortando, Ftorkto Tha name and a t o m d Vw ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE MOTIF ICO THAT AJ paraona on whom VM noaca a chaBanga Vw vafdry of Vw Wd. Vw quabflcabone ot Vw Personal or JuriarScbon of VM C a u l bra required to Vwb obyadtana arVi Vba Court WITH­ IN TH E U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER T K DATE OF T K FIRST PUBLICATION OF T16S NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH C U A I craMore d Vw decedent and on whom a copy ot VM nobca to •erred wtvwi Vvee mortow artar tow data of Vm bret pubfeabon ol baa Court WITHIN TH E U T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF T K FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH R TY DAYS AFTER T K DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF T H » NOTICE ON THEM AI oVwr cradtcn ct bw decedent and paraona having dabne or demanda agadnat tha dacadanf'a Court W ITH IN T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R T H E DATE O F T H E FIR ST PUBLICATIO N O F TH IS N O TIC E ALL C U I U S . DEM ANDS ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* date oi m* Unl PubUcMtem ol N note* ft January 23. 20Q2 • Pemonai Rapraaantanva AMIR ASOARINfK ■ jl ‘ lli " 330 Stover PYw Drfra Lake Mary; Ftorkto 32745 Attorney tor Personal Amber Jade F. JrVbiaon Ftortda Bar Ho 0B7S480 Law ORIcaa ol Amber 1X1 3 Ortando Avenue Su m 350 WYWar Park. Ftorkto 33775 Tatophona (407)7405X5 PitoSah: January 2 1 X . 2002 1(75 64 T K C M C U T COUNT OF T K IK1HTEENTH M AN D FOR lEltoNCk V COUNTY. CASE MO.: 0 2 -C A -4 K 1 A IN RE THE PROTECTOR FIRE SAFE. E T AL. N o rm of FORFEITURE C O N P U V fT T O Richard Alan Wrwtofyne. Jr. TVS Bavaremtii Circto Lake Mary. Flonda 32746 and at othert aha ctrtm in bMrwrt to Vw Mowing property The Protector F ratal*, at at. Donald F Etanger. to Ns dAad capacity aa ShartV ot Vw Samtooto County. Ftonda. through hw otocara. nvetbgatore or agaras. aauad Vw ahova properly on ot about November X . 2X 1. at or near 728 SAva.WTi.rh Circle. Lake M A N O FOR COUNTY. C A M NO.: 6 3 C A -1 2 1 1 K IN RE: FORFEITURE OF 2 PART LARGE RED HUSKY TOOL C K S T , ETA L. _______ NOTICS O F T O Mark Edawd Or* too ink 2SM Madonvfta Avenue Smtord. Ftorkto 32771 PubSe/vJartjery 2 1 X , 2002 ■177 FLORIDA.' NOTICaOP AGENCYACTIONTAKEN BY T K Ftorkto Sat No. ( SamfnoW Cocmry SfwrWi CXftca I X Bush Boutovtfd Sardord. Florida 32773 (407)445-6403 Mary. Sammola County. Flonda. Sard property a r t * custody at Vw Sherd d Sammola County tor Vw purpose d forfeiture pursuant to rac­ oons 932 701933 704. Ftonde Statutes A Compter* tor tortoaura haa baan Mad n Vw above-uyMd Court. I HCfltBY CfRTlFY (hft a in* and correct copy of tors Notice ot Fortoawa Cometamt was tumefied by U S earthed mai. return race** to the above named VM 17 day ol Jan. 2002 TeahaM. FaiAner General C o n t i Flonda Bar No 0040625 Sammola Comfy SharfFa Otoca I X Bush Boulevard Sanford. Ftorkto 32773 1407)555 M X Attorney tor Pcmorwr PUkah January 21 X . 2X 2 N IX M T K CIRCUIT COURT OF T K EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT V4 ANO FOR SCIBNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE HO : X C A 4 1 1 1 A IN RE 7 GREEN AMMO BOXES WITH AMMO. BLACK ZIP UP BAG WITH ASSORTED KEYS. RED ENGINE STAND DIGITAL SCALE 400 LB CAPACITY. MARS DIGITAL SCALE. RED STACKABLE TOOL STORAGE C K S T (CRAFTSMAN). ANO ASSORTED VMS TAPES NOTICE OF FORFEITURE COMPLAINT TO. Richard Aian Vanatetyne. Jr 7 X SJveremVi Cvcto Lake Mary. Flonda 32744 and ai ofhari who claim an maraal to Vw lohoatog property 7 Graan Ammo Boaa* wrffi Ammo, al at Donald F Eakngar. n hw oltlcwl capacity aa Shan* of Vw Sammofa Comfy. Ftorkto. torough hw otocara. mvesagalon or agarts. aauad Vw above property on or about November X 2X1. al w near 304 Wval 3rd Snaal. Sanford. SammcM County. Ftonde Sard property a n Vw custody ol lha Shentt ol Sammola County tor Vw purpose at lorttiiuia purtuant to tacbona 932 701 932 704 Ftonde SlahAat A Ccmptor* tor torlariuta haa baan to Vw toiowtog property. 2 Pan Large Rad Husky Tool Chart al aL Donald F. Eakngar. to Ns oNdM capacity M Star* ol Vw Samtooto Cormfy. Ftortda. avougfi t*a otocara. tovaadgBore or agarea, aauad 6w above praparty on or about Dacarrbar a. 2 X 1 , M or near 2150 MatomvNa Avenud. Sanford, Samtooto County. Ftortda. Bafd pmparty to to tw custody ol Vw Star* ol Samtooto County tot fw purpoaa ot kxfaawa purauar* to aacttona 932 701 932 704. Ftorkto stakes* A Compton* tor tortofte* haa ba*n Nad to t w XoveNytort tor Vw ref* p*S« or p*Bon Med hereto WITNESS m i hand and toe aa* * to* Cowl M SEMINOLE Cowry, Ftorkto. MS day * JAN 15 2X1. 2X3. (SEAL) UA7TYAJV4E MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF T K C M C U T COURT B Y Jm w E Jaaawfc DEPUTY CLERK LAW O FFC ES OF OAVX J. STERN ATTOfMEY FOR FLAMTIFF X I B UNIVERSITY DfW E SUITE S X PLANTATION, FL 33324 0 1 X 2 75 (FNMAINCL M ACCORDANCE WITH T K AMERICANS WITH D9SASKTT1ES ACT, perrons w*i dtoabttoaa nsadtog 6 aped* accommodaSon rhoetd cornea COURT AOMVttSTRATION. * Vw SEMINOLE County Courthouse * (407)465-4227. 16 X 9 5 5 *771 (TOO) * 1X0-6556770. vto Ftortda Relay Service T H U NOTICE SMALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE W EEKS PUBLISH IN: THE SEMINOLE KRALO Pubiah January X X . 2002 6IS4 ______ M T M C M C U T COURT 0FTK 18 TW JUDICIAL CMOJTT, Cocci I HEREBY CERTIFY Vial a ton and correct copy ot M e Notice d ronpnjf* i. m m lumacnM by U S cartftad m ai rakan racaqt raqueatad. to lha above-named Idrbltu aVM 17 ftoy ot Jan. 2002. Taaha M Fauftnsr Oarwral C oiawal Ftortda Bar No 00X425 Samtooto Coimfy ShsrfTa Odtoa I X Bush Bocfavard Sanford. Ftortda 32771 (407)445-4403 AifAaVktai km 1 . a rm FTatoftv nn ■ ■ AiEQfTwy D ontf PubttohJanuary 21 X . 2X 2 6171 to T K C M C U T COURT OF T K IfTH JU O IC U L C M C U T M A N O FOR 1 COUNTY, FLOfBOA JURISDICTION O N I O N CASE N O M C A 613 14K NATIONAL C R Y MORTGAGE CO PUUNRFF VS ANGEL M MORALES. IF U W tO . ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEE8. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL O T K R PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR a q a in s t a n g e l m m o r a l e s . RUTH C MORALES. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U S TIE S ANO ALL OTMSR PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST HCITff C. MORALES. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS U K N O W N TENANTS Vf POSSESSION DCFEN0ANT(3) M -N O T K S OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puraubi* to bn Onto! Granting Vw Motion to Reset Foractoaure Sato itotod JAN 16 2 X 2 . entered to C M Cats No. X CA 113 14 K at 6to d ra ft Court ot Vw I6TH Judtotot Ckaft In and tor SEMINOLE County. Sarford Ftortda. I wd as# to Vw h f w * and ba* turtrtor tor cash * Vw W e* hot* door * Vw SEMI­ NOLE County Cowhouse. X I N. Park Avenue, Santord Ftortda, M II X a m on Vw day d FEB IV 2002 tw todoMng deathbed proper ty aa a* tor* to «atd Summary Fbwl Judgment to-wW: LO T I X RIVER RUN. SECTION THREE, ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 21. PAGES SI. 62. X ANO 64. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated due day ot JAN 15 2002. 9C*tCUfT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctoik * Vw Cbcaft Cowl B y Mary S to q a Deputy dark Pubtoh to: The Samtooto Herald IN ACCORDANCE WITH T K AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona w*h daabanwa needing i tp nria< should causa COURT ADMINISTRATION, el the SEMINOLE County Courthouse * 407 323-4330. 1 501 6555771 (TOO) ot 1X16556770. via Ftorkto Relay Santos OAVIOJ STERN. P A X I S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (9 3 4 )2 3 3 X X X6S367(FM)NCM Pubkah January 23. X . 2002 11165 M T K C IR CU T COURT OF T K IfTH JUDICIAL CM CUT, M A N O FOR SEMINOLE COUfTY, F10M 0A GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 01 CA 2607 14 Q WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. INC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CROSSLAND MORTGAGE COfW. PLAINTIFF. VS JUSTIN C AOREON. E T AL. DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO. Juaun C Adreon whose residence ta unknown f haraha/nwy ba kving, and V ha/staiVwy ba daad. the unknown dstondsnts who may ba apcuaaa. ham, davuaaa. grantaai. aaaignaas. kanw*. ctadilors, mars* by. torough. wider or agaawt Vw Datandanta. who are not known to ba daad or abra. and at partwa hevmg or ciammg to have my rkf*. Iitla or interest m Vw property described to V YOUARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Vwt m acaon to taractoae a mortgage on LOT 6. BLOCK I. AMENDED PLAT OF BLOCK I. REST HAVEN ON LAKE HARNEY. ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE 66. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA haa baan Mad agaral you and you are taryarad to ran* a copy ot you written defenses, f my. on DAVID J C A S IN O : 61 C A M S 14W ABN AMRO MORTGAGE OROUP. MC. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO ATLANTIC U O H TO AO E t INVESTMENT CORPORATION. FLAINDFF. VS. ROBERT 8. D O UC ETTE A/K/A ROBERT SYLVAN DOUCETTE. ET A L, OEFENOANT[S|. N o n e t OF ACTION c o f u m u c n v i s e r v ic e TO: Jatnii C. Doucette * unknoen f tang: and d haiata/vwy ba daad, Vw unknown ba to ba d a X or akva. and al pareas having or ctoknmg to have m y ng*. i ot M are* In icrtbed In Vw Hociscsqmmj!inarflariL YOUARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to* n acton totoradoeea mortgage on Vw taaowkig property: LO T 114, T K FOREST. PHASE TWO. SECTION 2. ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 24, PAGES 22 THROUOH 25. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN MOBILE HOME DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS 1954 BARRINGTON, MODEL VIP haa baan Mad again* you and you MB ruqufMd lo M tw ■ com nl you wnm«n dBtBfi— B. it any, cm r>iMVIO J, STERN. ESQ PtamUTa aitotrwy, ■fidba a t t n a to 601 S UWrereVy Drtva aSX, PlmtMton. FL 33324 on or baton (no Mar torn X dayt bom Vwdweol toe IrWputftcaeon otto* noaca * adton) and Be Vw original whh Vw dark of to* court «V w r batore aarvfoa on PtoaMTa aden wy or firimfnaty Vwreefter: ottwndaa a dataift a * bo ontored agam* you tor toe rad* dwnandad to toe oompUMni or petition raw narvMi WITNESS my hand m d V* aa* d Vaa Court * S E U N O L E County Ftorkto, Ma day of JAN 14 2X 2. 2X 1. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O F T K CIRCUIT COUHT BYtore E Jaaawfc DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 31324 Ot 59057 (FNMA)AMI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSAMJTIES ACT, paraona vfth daabfaua needmo a toectoJ accommodatkto mould owaad COURT ADUMSTRATION. at lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at (407)665-4227. I6X665-6771 a DO) or 1 6 X 6 5 5 6771 v « Florida Ratty Sendee THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN: The Serrano* Herald Pubtah January 21 X . 2002 11103 M T K C M C U T COURT OF T K EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M A N O FOR U M M O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE MO.: 6P12JPCA-14-K UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, by and torough Vw Secretary of to* DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. THOMAS N. ALSTON m d TRUOY K. ALSTON, hw wka. JOHN R. NELSON and BETTY L NELSON. »fa: DEER RUN HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION N -A . IN C ; DEER RUN PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION I I . INC . UNKNOWN TENANTSFOWNERS. NOTICE OP SALE Note* to taroby ghian toal, purto V * Order a Fin* tored to to* caue* to Vw Ckaft Court d Serrano* County. Ftonde I wft ted Vw property Hurtad to SammcM County, Florida, -dMCrtftd as' LOT 117. DEER RUN. UNIT 8 -B-. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X PAGES 41 ANO 42. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEW NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 1544 Croaabeam Drtva. Caaaakwrry, F L 32707 ft pubic aa*. to Vw ra/wat and be* bidder, tor cash. * tw aw* front door ol HW Sammola County Courthouse, Sanford. Flonda. al II X AM on FEB 12 2 X 2 .2 X 1 Dated JAN14 20 X MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF T K COURT By Mary Stroups Deputy Ctork In aceonli ne* wih I w m Oeab*4*e Aa. paraona afth daabfttw* rwadng a apacxft arxommodanon to partapat* m to* pro­ ceeding should contact court Adrarwtrabon * tatophona number (401)555-4330. not tolar torn aaven (7) days poor u Vw proceedmg H haarmg enpmed. (TOO) 1 6 X 9 5 5 s n i , or Voce (VII S X #356770. v* Flonda Relay Serves Wednesday. January 30.2002 Lec a u PA 17757 U S . 18 North. Stfte 5 X Ctoanatoar. FL 33764 L ecals Pubtoh Jammy X X . 2002 ■I X _____________ Page 3B Lecals aa* A l paynwrfti * w l ba ea*i d guatamaad totorunwnt. made payabto to Vw Clark of Vw Ckaft (727H3536X Pubtah January X X . 2002 ■ IM M T K C M C U T COURT OF T H I EIGHTEENTH M A N O FOR S E M M O U COUNTY. FLORKM CASE NO.: 01C A 1161-150 Hon. Oetw R faaptatwen ELIZABETH HICKMAN. ANDREW W TALLAtfT and FRED C. TALLANT. SR . GOLDSTAR HOSPITALITY. IN C . a Ftortda corporation: GOLDSTAR HOSPITALITY 6. L L C . a Ftorkto bmaad labMy company; PARAOON MORTGAGE INC a Ftorkto corporabon. ZOM DEVELOPMENT. INC., a Ftorkto cotponlton. R K BANEFUEE INC. a George corporabon; UEKTEO ENTERPRISES OF ORANOE COUNTY, MC.. b Ftorkto corponfton. R4R REBAR FABRICATORS. INC., a Ftorkto corporabon: COLLAGE DESIGN ANO CONSTRUCTION OROUP. INC., i Ftorkto corporation dlya THE COLLAGE COMPANIES. STANDARD PRECAST. M C . a Florida corporation. U S FILTER DISTRIBUTION OROUP. IN C . a Georgia corporation; CONCRETE CONTROL INCORPORATED, a Ftorkto corporation HAJOCA CORPORATION, d corporation d/h/a GORMAN COMPANY. OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY, a Connecticut corporabon: PINKER MATERIALS CORPORATION, a Ftorkto corporation dtJa CSR PINKER DIVISION 6 SUBSIDIARIES; CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, a Ftorkto corporation. GATE CONCRETE PRODUCT3 COMPANY, a Ftorkto corporation. TFR, MC.. a Flonda corporalion d/b/a ROSS PLUMBING; LMT TECHNOLOGIES. M C . a Ftonde corporabon dtva UNDER CONSTRUCTION. FLORIOA CONCRETE CULVERT CORP. a Ftortda corporation; PARSHOTAM GUPTA. a V > DR. PARSHOTAM C. GUPTA; ARVINO M PATEL; MAHENOflA PATEL ftik/a MAHENORA R PATEL. ARUN PATEL and DtUPR PATEL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 6*1 SALK A CO AS CUST001AN (AJAX) A PLYMOUTH FINANCIAL COMPA­ NY INC . Vw hoktor ot Itw lotawtog cartftcatoft) haa Had sard cartrtfcaradl tor a (a* daad to ba aauad Vwroon The canftoaw manbarla) and year(a) d asuanre. V* daaenpten ot Vw property, and Vw nam*t) C t f r n f X A T T NO: 7766 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1MB PARCEL O r 20-21- X 5 M J - X X 0020 Daacrtptnn ot Property LO T 2 WKSHIRE SOUAHE PO 46 POS X 427 Name* to which teaassad COM­ PLETE INTERIORS INC A l d sard properly being to tw County otSemmdto, Stato * Ftorkto Unless such cerkbcatafi) aha* b* ladaamad acconfng to law. Vw property dasertoed to such cartibcato(a) wd ba aok) to Vw Ngha* bid­ der « vw east hot* door. Ssrnmc* County Courthouse Santord, Ftorkto. on Monday. February 11. 2002. * am Payment ot Se* lea. documentary stamp raconanq fate are required to ba pad by Vw euoceaskf Odd* * Vw •ata Fift payment at m amov* agu* n Vw taXe* bid * due wbhei 24 horns after Vw advertised am# d •ate AJ payments that ba call) ot guaranteed Instrument, made payable to Vw Clerk ot Vw Ckaft Court. Deled on 12/27/2X1. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COUHT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Ctoik Pubiah: January 6. IS. X X . 2002 1100 NOTICE IS K R E B Y GIVEN. Vwt FUNB TRUSTEEr'CUSTOOIAN 5 PLYMOUTH SPV I INC . Vw holder * Vw tobowkig ctn*leate(s) hat Had •aid car*lcata(«) tor a tax daad to be issued Vwroon The eerWicate numbar(>) m d yaerta) at weuance. Vw deicitobon at Vw property, and Vw nmw(a) to which 4 was assessed Dated on 12/27/2X1 MARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF T K CIRCUIT COLMT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORKM by GERALDINE HARFORO Deputy Clerk Pubkah: January 6. IS, X X . 2X 2 6042 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Vwl FUNB T R U S T ! E K D S TO O IA N S PLYMOUTH SPV 1 M C . Vw hold* d vw toMwap LftHk aasli) haa toad raid car6Kcato<i) tor a i n daad to be itauad Vwtaon. Tha cwtEAca* ncmbarlb) and yaartt) ettoaumoa. ha dteenpoon ot vw p r o p a n d Vw nama(t) In which I was aaaaaaad CKRTM1CAT1 NOl 211S YEAN OP ISSUANCE: I P X PARCEL 10# 32 20 30 501-0000 0750 OaacrtpHon of Property. LEO LOT 73 LONQOALE PB 13 PO 66 Name# to which aaaaaaad JANET T MOORE, 1VMES T TACKETT A l ot tard praparty being In Vw Coitoty ot SamfnolB. Sbfte d Ftortda. Untoaa such csrabc*e(») atwf M radaanwd aooordtog to tone Vw prop­ erty daaciku d to such i:ar*k-a*(i) wkl ba aok) to Vw hkpw* bidder « Vw we* boot door, Beirdna* Corny Courthouse. Sarfoni, Ftortda, on Monday. Fatawry 11. 2002. * 1100am. Paymer* ot 5k* to*, documentary stamf iacordkg toes are i r q M to be ped by Vw euccaaaAJ Dadd* * Vw •ale Ful payment of an amatol equ* to Vw N ^ w * bid B due lrthto 24 houre eltor Vw adrortwad 6nw * tala. AJ payments atal ba cash or guaranteed toabument, made payabto to Vw Clark of Vw Ckaft Court. Dated on 12/77/2X1. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF T K CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA by OERALOWtE HARFORO Dapify Ctork Pubttoh: January 6. 16. X X , 2002 60X ________________ off far Tea Daad NOTICE IS K R E B Y GIVEN, Vwl FUNB TRUST!E7CUSTOOIAN 5 PLYMOUTH SPV 1 IN C . Vw tartar d Vw kftnrtng carkftoata(r) haa Bad eald carMcaf**) tor a ton daad to ba Issued Vwroon The cerOBcaw nunbar(a) and yaar(i) d laauanew, tw description ot Vw property, and Vw named) to which I was aaaaaaad C E R TV K A T1 NO: 371S NOTICE OP BALE YEAN OP ISSUANCE: Ib M T O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PARCEL KM 1 6 - 2 1 - X S X X X NOTICE IS K R E B Y GIVEN Vwt 016A pursuant to a Summary Fin* Daecrtpbon d Property LEG S I X I of Foractoaure tor FT O f E 70 F T OF LO T IS FROSTS dated January 11 2X2. ADO NO 2 TO ALTAMONTE PB I entered to C M Caaa Numb* OI-CA PO 13 C E R TV IC A TI NO: « 6 1251-14-0, ot Vw Ckaft Cocrt ot Vw Names to ahkh assessed. JAMES TEA R OP n U A N C S : 1MB EKpHeerfh Judktol Craft, to end tor BLAINE PARCEL 10# 34-19-3O-3C3-0J0OSerrano* Cau*y ftorkto. Vwl on Vw A l ol said property bemg to Vw 0150 21 day * February. 2X2. * 11 X Oaacrtpoon ot Property: LEG LOTS Cowity * Sammcto. SUto ot Ftortda AM, * Vw Waal Front Door d Vw 13 4 10 DtK J 1ST ADD TO LOCK Unless such cerMlcata(>) ataf ba Samtooto Cotmly Courthouse. X I HARTS SU60 Pfl 4 PO 25 redeemed ecconmg to tow. Vw prop­ North Park Avenue. Sarford. Flonda. erty daacrfwd to such cart*lcal*i) Mamas to which aaaaarart ORE12771. Vw mtoraigtwd Clerk w* "ft ba sold to Vw highest Odder at GORY W LOWE Oder tor aa* bw tobowkig daacrfwd Vw weal front door Serrano* Coitoty AJ ot eard property being In tw ra* and parson* property Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on Coitoty d Serrano*. Slew * F i n k Pare* 1320-29 5NO 00X0020. Monday. February 11. 2 X 2 , * Unfair auch carkbc«a(a) atal tw SemmoW Canty, Ftonde. daaenbed HTOam radaanwd acaatdng to lew. Vw prop to O R Book 03750 Page 0064. ol •try deecrewd to auch oarkkcaMi) Payment ol Sale lee. appkcetAe lha Pubke Records ol Sammota documentary stamp larva and wft ba aokt to Vw hf^wrt add* M County. Flonda. also known aa Lx* 2. recording lees era laquaad to tw nw « • « Iront door Sammola County Block B. Oakmnma Park. PI* Bonk pad by tha successful tjKkkec * the Courihoua*. Santord, Flonda. on 53, Pages 75 torough 7a. localad al l tub paymer* iiii^niMii in sn nmouii ot an amour* Fabruary 11. 3003. at 1255 South kkamaltorwl Parkway. | m m Fob rfuml ft thx btd « t v » * «w i | u Lake Mary. Ftorkto 3274A 1 m 24 1wkp» qRftf Mb qr»r»r1ram> Wire <4 \ , loqaBiftf wrwh to* wbrcarbawM wr^t**vw*y kftl* 44 (iwyiiwrkk M w aB lira rakh W \ tb n w * ». Iiitililt, SplAMBCBS i n ) guaranteed instrument, made recording teas are required to be «pfH4f1tnanc9S o«] MtJ land Of l»* kJ payable to Oft Clark ot the Circuit paid by tfft successful better al 9ft ft conjunction ftftrmrfth.. * ' Court. aato Ft* payment of an amount In tcoonftnM 9ft Amancan* Dated on 12/27/2001 equal to tha Nghaft bid to due wftVn Act paraona w*h MARYANNE MORSE 24 hours aflar 9ft advertised lima of naadftg a ipaftaJ accorrv CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT •ato AJ paymsnta ahal ba cash or modaflon lo parltcftaft in ftia proSEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA guaranlaad inatrumant, made thookl contact Court payabto to 9ft Ctork of tie Draft by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy if 301 North CourtCtork Avanua. Sanfortl. Ftofida 32771 Pubtoh January 9. 16. 23. 30. 2002 Oaied on 12/77/2X1. Tftaphona (407)065-4330, noI ftlar 11045 MARYANNE MORSE * « n aavan (7) day* prior to lha proCLERK O f T K CIRCUIT COURT c atdn j If hftartng fttfftirad. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA (TOO) 1 «00-9S5 6771, ot Voc* (V) for D u Daad by GERALDINE HARFORO Depufy 1400-M94770. Vft Honda Rafty NOTICE IS HEREBY OJVEN, Wat Clerk FUND TRUS TE E/CUSTOOtAN C O Pubkefr January 8. 16. X X 2X2 DATED Vi* IS day of January. FP DIRECT LIEN FUNDING CO LLC host __________ , 9ft holder of 9ft Mowing camA2X2 MARYANNE MORSE catafl) haa Nad aaaJ camflcato(s) for tor Tk* Dwarf CLERK OF D IE CIRCUIT COURT a la* daad to ba issued Ihoreon The NOTICE IS K R E B Y GIVEN. Vwl BY Mary Strop* cartMcsto nunbar(s) and yaar(a) of RUTH COLMAR. Vw takfer of Vw Aa Deputy Ctork taauvince. 9w description of tha proparty, and the rutmeia) in which I was David A Jones. Eaq foanwing certificated) Iwa Bed u f l Hctoand I Knuy* U P assessed Ware as foflowa crrtkiciW(r) tor a ler deed to be CERTIFICATE MO: 3229 uad Vwreon The certBcew r**r>PoUOfbcaBoa 1525 Ortando, n . 32902 ber(i) and yeer(r) d weuance. Vw YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 11 cvyiban of Vw property end Vw PARCEL ID# 23-21*29-6160000Pubtah January 23, 30. 2002 narrw(i) n wfacri a wee aliened 2I6C W/ere ee ktawe Description of Property LEG LOT m i ______________________ CKRTW ICATI NO: 26W 2I6C DESTINY SPRINGS CONDO m r m em eurr c o u r t t o r YEAR OF IM U A N C E: T66V ORO 1337 PG 1890 iCM NO CC COUNTY. PARCEL 10# X 2 I-2 8 -5 E L 0 C 0 INamaa In which asaesaad: FLORIOA 0X0 STEPHEN JACOBS. CHRISTO­ PRORATE DIVISION Wecnpbon of Property: PT OF PHER DARKER TRACT C DCSC A3 BEQ NW COR AJ of aato property being in 9ft LO T I FOREST SLOPES RUN S TO County of Sammoto. State of Flonda M RE ESTATE OF SW COR LOT 1 W M FT N TOA PT Untoaa auch cartAcato<s) the! ba ARNOLD R SMITH W OF BEG E TO BEG JENNIFER redeemed accwdeng lo law, tha prop­ ESTATES PB 2T POS 44 TO 46 erty describe) in such certificate'1) NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Nwnee in wfacri eneeeert INTERwft ba aokt to Vft highest bidder at Tha Admurastrarnn ol 9ft esUla ot NATIONAL LAND PLANNING 6 VfC 9w west front duor, Serronoto County Arnold R. Smith. cftc®as*d. File AJ cf ea* property berng In Vw Courfrouse. Santord. Florida, on Numtftf 02 35 CP. m pw x iny «< Vft CouVy ot Sernra*. See* of Flonda. Monday. February fl, 2002. at O c u 4 Court ol Scrrwwft County, Lkitou rucri certjflceie(<) V * be It 00am Florida, Profcatt Divisron, lha redeemed accorrkng to lew. tw prop­ Payment of Sato lea. applcabto Addma d wtvdi »a Sarranoto County erty deecitoad n rucri c*rt*ca*(t) documentary stamp taiei and Courthouse. 301 N. Park A v a . wkl be rold to Vw hrgrie* bidder M irdlng fays are required to be Santord, FL 32771 Tha namaa and Vw wee* Irani door. Serrano* County paid by 9ft auccassfii bidder ft 9ft addrauaa of Via paraona! fcpraaanCouririouee. Santord. Ftonde. on aato Fui payment of an amount kntey. February 11. 2X2. * equal to lha highest bto la due wkhrn dva a altarnay ara mK forth bokym. tt 00am 24 hours after the advertiaed kma of A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE Peynwnr of Se* to*, ippacab* safe. AJ payments «hafl ba cash or NOTIFIED THAT guaranteed instrument. made documentary eiamp laeae and A* paraona on whom Ihra notice it recortlng lea* ara reqjrod to be payable to the Ctork of tha Circuit aarvad who have ottachoni that peal by vw tucceeaAJ bidder * Vw Court chaFanga tha validity ot lha ani, tha Ful paymer* of an e r o n t Dated on 1277/2001 cjualrflcalteina ol lha par-sonal repraequal to Vw hv^wel bfd W due wbriin MARYANNE MORSE iantaOva, vamia, or (unadftipn o4 24 houre erier Vw adverkeed am* * CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ft* Court ara ragmrad lo kla lhair •a* AJ paymanu trial be ceari or SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ohftctmn* wift Vu* Court WITHIN guaranlaad ineirumenl. made by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS payabto to Vw Clerk * Vw Cko* Clark AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Court. Pubtoh January 9. 16. 23. 30. 2002 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE Daled on 12/27/2001 IKH3 OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE MARYANNE MORSE Nonce of Application DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF CLERK OF T K CIRCUIT COURT THIS NOTICE ON THEM for T bs Dead SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A l cracMori ot 9ft dacadani and N O TIC E IS H ER EBY GIVEN, 9ft! by GEflALDiNE HARFORO Deputy outrer paraona having clamt* or FU N B T R U S TE E /C U S TO O IA N A Ctork demanda aganal dacadanta aetata PLYM OUTH SPV 1 INC . 9ft holder Pubbeft January 6. 16, X . X . 2 0 X on whom a copy of 9na nooce la of 9ta toiownq cart*cate(s) haa Nad 11X5 aarvad wtlhm ihrta months altar tha said certificate*a) for a la* daad to be data of 9ft Nal publication of 9aa NOTICE OF issued thereon The certificate ngnv ber(t) and yaarf*) of tasuance. 9ft nobca muaf Ma tha* clavna wah 9va Ficrrm ouaNAM C description of (ho property, and tha Court WITHIN THE LATER OF Nobca w hereby given fwl I am rwLmets) in which 4 was assessed THREE MONTHS AFTER THE engaged ei huaewaa * 1714 Park DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA ta/ara as loAowa Avenue. Santord. FL. Semawto TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY Courty. Ftonde infer tw Ftoaaoue CERTIFICATE NO: 3164 DAYS AFTER THE QATE OF SER­ Nam* of 6UTZ-CLEAN JAMTORL YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE AL S IR V K C and Vwf I rkerd to regPARCEL 0 4 22 21-29 611-0000ON THEM ! u>1 name w*n Vw Dntoion ol 0350 All other cradKors of 9ft decadent Description of Properly LEG LOT Corporabona. Taiariataea. Ftortda. and paraona having cUims or 35 SPRING VALLEY CH A S E PB 27 acmntonca w*ri Vw provwiorw of demanda again*! lha decedent s P O S 87 A 66 trie Fiotaua Name SiabJaa. to­ estate must Me their claim* with tht* Names m which assessed wn Sacbon 155 X . Florida Statue* court WITHIN THREE MONTH3 LAW R EN CE VO LP I. H ELEN E 1881. AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Retort L, Ouke* VOLPI PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE M of said property being m 9ft Pubkeft January X . 2 X 2 A U CLAIMS. DEMANOS *NO M191 C o trty of Sammoto. Stato of Ftonde OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL Unless such certificato<s) shall ba BE FOREVER BARRED redeemed according to law. tha Tha data of the kr« pubfecaaon of party 'described in auch cailsAPubfto auebort to tw heed al 801 9*e Nobca ta January 23,2002 catftsj wd ba sold to lift htgheai bidam. on Vw dayli) epaedtod twtow. al dar ft 9ft west front door. Sammoto Vw bom door of AVwn'e Towing Inc phyMia Ann Stroup County Courthouse. Sanford, Localad at 2486 O U Lake Mary Rd 4750 South Santord Avenue Ftonde. on Surf* 134. Santord. F l tor tw p u Sanford, FL 32773 Monday. Fabruary I I . 2002. at of depowng of Vw Mowing Attorney tor Personal 1100am HeprvsenMbva Payment of Soto lea. applicable For funner ntormabon ptoaee cal AtftrtR Cook documentary stamp taxes and (407)321 2845 Attorney recording fees are required lo be 02-10-02 Flonda Bar No 196323 paid by the successful butter at toe (1) Year IW lM aea CHEVY GEO ■ Full payment ol an amount P O. Bo* 160696 V)Nf2C 1MR5440P5 77313 7 Caaaatoarry. FL 32716 0696 equal lo lha hwjhest bxl it due wHtwi Pubkrri: January X , 2002 24 hour* altar the advertised time of Talaphona 407 6304009 11154 �Page 4B L Wednesday. January 30. 2002 L ecals • TA TI O f FLONDA N o n c a o p b it e n t t o f s b CTTT 0SSANFORD !PUN te n t x I DOCKET NO. 81-l-NOF4b07-(AHI) H a D iN iN M t S « N b i« lli N a rt to And N Amarvmwrn to N C o n ^ n h in M n t tor T a C ly ( ( lirM l by Onknanc* No. . M M on Oacantoar 10. 2001. M ‘ COMPLIANCE, pwiuanl to Bacaone 1*33104. 1*3 31*7 and 1B3.31M. U Tha adopted C*y o4 Santord . Report. (I any), o n ■ »«ible lot pertKc iniptttoo Monday through Friday, eicapt tor lagal hoiktayi. dor* trig normal buemee* howl, at tid Cby ot SartoTO Cty Had. Dan s maid ot tngtoaaatog. (harming and Zoning. 300 Not* Park Avanua, BantonL Ftortto 32771. one (11) doyt Mot pubtoatom oltda nodca, and must tatudo at ot t o rdonnaBon and oontanta daawtobd bi Uniterm Rule 28-109201. F A C The pabbon muat be Mod odt Oort. Dapaitiwd ot OaO Boutovard. 323M2100. and a copy mated at avnV>VQ D Him BCM p ttlllllM L F d n to Nnaty Mo a paOBon oongaaet a nanw ot any rtHd to • m b petitioner unde# Secflons ; 120 500 and 120S7, PS. I a pod, bon to Mad. tie pwpoa* at tie artnmaatraar* hatting wd b* to proa’ art aatdatMO and taSmony and totmaid a lacommandad order to too Department * no paaacn la Had. toto Noaca ot Wart ahad . Inal agency ocoon. ■ I ■ paaaan to Mod. atrw panent may poObon tot toon* to Worvano to tie pvocoasng. A path bon tor Jntervanaon muat bo Mod at : Meat twenty (20) Inal hearing and muat to td a at at m Undorm Ride 2810* 208. F A C A potman lor MOV* to worvono aha* be Mod at t o i ot Artranaakaav* Hoartngt. ; Sarvacea. 1230 ApaMrtiao Partway. Taaahaaaoo. Florida 32300-1550 Fariuro to poonon to Morvana adtim too stowed tma tramp cxrwIOLdoo a waner ot any iV * aia* a pewm he* to request a hoormg i n t o Section* 120 sap and 12087. F S . or toperAltar an aanaealraavw haartig pab. *on u bmoly Mod. modtoitan M avwaatda purauani to Subaacoon 1*3 31*0(3)1*). F & . to any oboctod poraan who M made a party to tie ptcceodtog by tong tu t iwrya it adbi by via Diyiaion at AWtnMbobi t lloannga Th* thotoa ot madtaoon aha* not abaci a party** ■igt to on edmMeOatae haartig. -eChanoo Oouwor. AICF L ecals Souto tB S S 'tr Ea*i. along aaid Bout) Fb(f*-oF-Wey In*. dtotonca at 130 00 teat lo a point thanca dapartng and Souti RKRtoF-Wby tow, Souai 001 t lW Eaal a aktoanc* at I S i t Nat to a poarL toanoa Norn t a t r i r Cast a S i a m at X O O la*t lo a porn. m m DOM aha bang to* POMT OF BEOMNMQ ol S4TS8* E n t a dbaanca ot M OO laal to a point; tw ic e Sown 0011W Eaal a M a n ot M OO teat to a point; tw ic e Souti M 4TM * Wool, a Satan ea ot MOO teat lo a point, tw ic e Noiti 001108* Waal, a Stance at MOO Not to tie POM T OF M Q M N S S at •aid aprirdCom. tie. Laaoa Parcel oquora Mat, mot* or too*. ThaPubac Hearing wKb* held to to* Comnboalcn Chantoan, 100 N. Cowrty Club Road, la** Mary Tha PlAtto M tovtod to NOTE to A PERSON D EC O CS TO APPEAL ANY DECISION M A M BY THIS CO M M S 3K M W ITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON­ SIDERED AT THIS MEETING ON HCAMNQ, HE OR SHE W li . NEED A RECORD OP TH E PTIOCEEDm as. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PUR­ POSE. ME OR S H I MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RECORD OP TH E PROCEEDStOS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD IN C U S E S THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE EASED. FLORI­ DA STATUTES 2SSS108 PERSONS WITH DtSABILII NEEDtNQ ASSISTANCE TO PWRTO P A TB M ANY OP 1 X M PROCEEDW G3 SHOULD CONTACT T X CtTYS ADA COORONATOR A T L E A S T S HOURS bt ADVANCE OP THE MEETtNO A T (407)StS1424. CITY OP LAKE MARY, FLORKM Caret A. Foator, COy CMrt DATED January 23.2009 Pubaati- January 30. 2008 11203 M TH E O M U f COURT OP THE EtONTVEtm t C A M N D t 08CA-143-184 M RE: FORFEITURE OF 81.4*7 00 IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY. T O Travto WMam MoCab* • IIW . lat Saraof *202 Sanford. Ftortto 32771 a —to ,o . n r I ■ iIM - — 1--1 ■ - - v ■no Ovlfn ,wno CJMtoTi V ) EW fSl to Ifw toOowmg properly *1.5*7 00 ti Ltrted StWM Currency Donald P. Eaanger. to hit party aa ShanR ot toe Caddy FtortdL toroutoi hto tonaMgatora or aganto, sailed too □party on or about 8. 2001. at or naar *13 Waat tat Street. *203. Santord. Samtnoto County, Flortda. Sold pngony to to too nutody ot too Snartl ol Sammoto Cowwy tor toe Waat borb door at to* F t a S a M IC O A H o n F t l w y E l, Dated H a IS day at J a r u r y MARVANNE------------DyMtrySboupo ttotodyCtorb to YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS AY ACCOMOOATXM f t ORDER TO RARTICWATt *4 TH O PROCEED B O . YOU A X ENTITLED, AT NO COST T O YOU, TO T X PROVI­ SION OP CEOTAM ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CO N TA CT CO U R T ADMMSSTRAT10N AT SPIN . RANK AVENUE. SUITE W01. SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771. (407) » 4 » EXT. 4217 WTTHM t WORtQOtQ DAYS OP VOUR RECEtoT OP T> M NOTICE, to YOU A M HEARMO OR V O C E bdPAJRED, CALL 1408 (884771. NOTE; TW S C0MMLNC2T10N, PROM A O B T C O L L K T O R .il AN ATTEMPT T O COLLECT A DEBT ANO A NY MPORMATION OBTAINED W I L M U N O FOR THAT Sega* t Abort, P A Pool Otona Boa 1177 Tbmpa, FL 33M1 PubbatK January 30, vat February C A M MDl E1-CA-1I72-14-K. SAMUEL L C X S S 0 1 NADME G JOHNSON. ALDUS W. CHESSER and VIVIAN M. METZ, JOHN MAUTNER and FIRST U M O N NATIONAL BANK OP FLO R KM NOTTCS OP SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN toM {U tu a rl to to* Ftoto Aabpuaib at Forwdtoaur* anaarad to to* oaaa el SAMUEL L CHESSER, NADME C. and VIVIAN M METZ. JOHN MAUTNER I UNION NATIONAL BANK OP FLORIDA. Oatawtonaa. to toe CbaUI Court to and tor SantocM C a n ty Florida. Caaa No. 01-CA-137J-14-K to* unttonlgiad Ctort a b n l d pubic eelt Id tie NgheH and beet tedder tor caati ar Waat bnrt doer ot too Bamtooto County Cowtoouaa, 301 Nonh Fart A n n a . SarWord. Bawwnoto Cowey Ftortto . at to* hour at 11 00 am on to* 21 day ot February A O . 2008, VW oartam real Mfty tttuate ind bemm m fletwloale County, Florid*, lot * HEFtoSTAOE. UNTT TIM ). ACCOROtNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RCCOROCO N PLAT BOOK 22. PROS 04. OP TH E PUB­ LIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R KM Ctort el M Chart Cowl SEMINOLE, Fkrtto By. Mary Baraga I HEREBY CSRTOT todTa true mid PiArtah: January 80.2002 b201 N oncaop PUBLIC AUCTION Nodca to hereby p a rt McCcmak Towing wd aa* u FMbac Aucaon F « SaNaga tor Caah on demand to IRpiaal aa to i * - * * - - -4 - - - .a. ■ PE- a JwI, HIM KtoOWaiy (JoSCfCVU Fo b ltto *7 CNN 2O30M1IY2H23II883 SSChar opy ol thto None* ot CaU^m tkvwrt t"' ri ■■m8ailm8l — - •*- - * ronvNurvi vurnpwni w -— u JL rutTiwwj by U S. cartbad mad, ratum receipt laquaMad, to to* abort-named ................... 22 day ol Jan. 2002. Taah* U FaJnw r Oanaral Counaal Ftond* Bar No. 008882S Oamwcta Coway ShartTa 08toa 100 Buah BoWavard Santord, Florida 38773 (407)0888803 Attorney fat PaOaonar Pubbah January 30 and February *, 2002 K206 M T H E CMCUtT COURT OP THE D Q N TtBN TH COUNTY C A M NO. tl-CA-1414-14-3 CHASE MANFiAHAN MORTOAQE CORPORATION, DAVIOJ. JORDAN, at #L 10C0M15N3FB133879 S4 Lncoto ILNBP9SF4EY7S3037 Pabltto 87 Ford NOTTCS OP N THE O R C U T COURT OP THE O Q H TEZN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT W A N D FOR I COUNTY, IFAAP003IHH121081 06 Chav IC3BC55D2OQ291034 8S Marc. 1MEPM37XSJKS404E7 1Q6KS5157KUS228S4 Fob. H a l 73 Chav CCYI43A10O521 Tha Auchan wd b* h*W *18 00 a m on urddatea above MoCorma* Towing ARacorory. 2*00 Santord A w . Santord, FI. 32773 vatadaa one how pnor to aata Term* are "CASH OR CERTIFIED f u n d s : McCormel Towing reeenraa toe njpa lo accept dr lapd any and a* BIOS... Pubtah January 30.2002 H202 e r r r o p l a k e m a r t . Fl o r i d a n o t i c e o p p u e tjc Hfjuwaa NOTICE IS HEREBY (W E N by toe C ty Comnwaion ol toe Cay oI lak* Mary. Flood*, toal u d Comnaaion wii hold a Public Hearing on February at. 2002. ai 7 00 P M or *4 aoon toaraaHat aa poaatoa. to canmdar a raquaat bom Sprint PCS lor •ComtoonaJ Ua* Approval to Mow tor to* corutruction ot aarnmneabon lowar toal aicaada to* mailn u n 40 loot haqpit imrcalun n to* C -1 forwig dtoinci, • Saa Plan Approval tortoaconabuc*on ol a 150 toor tagh comrrwvcaancaa to th* Land Dnatopmanl Coda: I. Vhnanc* to raduc* to* mwm un reparation from raudenlial toned property bom MO tael lo 440 •eat 2 Variance to amnai* to* reguvemert lor partnalar lanbcaping around to# laaaa parcel 3 Vananc# to aWnnaw to* raqwamant tor an angabwi nyuam tor M landKaprtg on toe toaowmg . ..I E N T TR A CT Th* North 1/8 ol Waal 1/4 ot Nortoweat 1/4 ot Nortowaal 1/4 (Laaa Waal 130 Nat and lea* Norn « t b w lor Laka Mary Btvd) Saction I*. Townahip 20 Souti. Rang* 30 Eaal, Pubec Racorda oI Samairt* C a tty. FloridB SPRINTCOM. INC. LEASE PAR­ CEL A parcel ot land lybtfl m toe Nortowaal 1/4 ol Saction 1». Townahrp 20 South. Ranfl* 30 Eaal. Sarmnol* County, Ftonda. bamg mor* parucutady daaerttod aa tot'taw*. Commanong at to* Norttweu cor­ ner ol Saction 18. Town*n-P 20 Souto. Rang* 30 EaaL Samvwto County. Ftonda. nrt toanca South 001 I QS'EiM. along to* Waat In* ol Mid Saction 18. a diilanc# ol 81 00 lo a poini on toa Souto RghFot-Way bne ol U k * Mary Boulavard par Samnola County Rb/b-ot-Way Map C A M H O l 0SCA-144-18-N IN RE: FORFEITURE OP ONE WHITE BOX TRAILER. MODEL NUMBER 707. SERIAL NUMBER P110I. NOTICE OP f o r f e it u r e c o m p u u n t TO: Earl WMame, >. 74 Sawn Court Abamoraa Spmga. Ftond* 37701 In to* ktoowtog property a whtto Boa Trader. Modal Number 707. Sena Number P13*1. Donald F. Eakngar. m hta otbdal capacity at Sharrt oI to* Sananol* C a tty. Florida, tonugb tea otocan. nvetbgatori or aganla. tag ad to* above property on or abort December 5, 2001, *1 or naar 74 Salem Court, Altamonla Spring*. Sammoi* County. Ftonda Seat properly u n t o * custody ot to* Shan* ol Sammoi* County tor to* purpoe* cl lortartjr* pwmant to eecbona 832 701-832.704. Florida Slarrt**. A Complaint lor tortadur* haa bean Mad to toa abort-atyted Court I HEREBY CERTIFY toal ab le and correct ccpy ot tola Noaca ot Forfadur* Complaint wet kimahad by U S certified mat. return receipt requeued, lo toa above named addraasa* tom 22 day ol Jan. 2002 Tea!-* U Faubnar Oanaral Counaal Florida Bar No 0088*23 Sammoi* County Sharer* Otoe* 100 Buah Boulevard Santord. Ftonda 32773 (407)8688803 Attorney tor Paabcnar Pub*»h January 30 and February *, 2002 8207 Vt THE ORCUTT COURT OP TH8 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP THE STATE OP FLORIDA. M ANO FOR U M V IO L E COUNTY CIVb. DIVISION No. 8*-CAM I2-14-W DIVISION: ■ SOUTHTRUST MORTOAQE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF. v* WILLIAM A ALEMAN. QISEU.E ALEMAN and ALAFAVA WOOOS HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION, INC DEFENDANTS AMENOCD NOTTCS OP SALE None* ■* hereby grvan toal. pwtuam to a Final Judgmani ot Foracloauiaand an Order Rescheduling Forcloaur* Stia anlarad to to* abort- arytad cauat, to to* Cbcut Cout ot Sammoi* Cowby. Ftonda I ad aM to* proparty M ura to Sammoi* County. Florida, described aa Lot 1. ALAFAVA WOOOS PHASE XIV. acoonkng to to* Pitl toaracI. aa recorded n Plal Book 37. Pages IS and 18. ot to* Pubic Record* ot Sammoi* County, C M D ITD R S , TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTH ER MK11CS CLABdNO ■ M T E f O T BY. TH R O U D H IM O E R OR AOAM ST SAUOHI _ZJ PACHECO-TAYLOR: S C M M C W COUNTY. FLORKM; JOHN D O «l AND JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN DEFENDANTS) Nonce op NOTICE H HEREBY OIVEN pweuarb to a Swranary Final Judge at Poradoaua* dead Jan 12 It waandtoCM CaaaNo.01 CA1888 14 K d to* C b o * Court ol toa 1ITH JudctotCbOub to and tor SEMMOLE Coway SANFORD. Ftortto. I wdaaa 10 Si* MRaal and B M Mbdar ' o M N A t WEST FRONT DOOR OP CO U R TH O U M M to* SEMMC Coway Cowtoouaa tocatod N 301N. Part Aeanua to Santord. F L . a ll IDO AM * jh . on toa 18 d w ot February. 2 X 8 toa kdoatog dnotoad prat aaaattorto ly a* tat to to taU Summary Ftoai Judnmara. LO T 2 SLOCK 2 T K R a E.R. TRAPPOROTS MAP OP THS TOWN OP SANPORO. ACCORDING TO THB PLAT RECORDED M P U T SOOK 1. M O B t i l AS RE00I ED M PUBLIC RECORDS OP BEMMOLE COUNTY. FLO R K M ■ A O LAND SITUATE. L Y M ) t m M M G IN SEMINOLE COUNT'/ Oatod tto IS d w ol January 2008. (CtRCUtT COURT SEAL) S b e tt o a C b e id Court M TH M C S IC U tT COURT M AND FOR S S M M O U COUNTY. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN putmant lo a Final Judpnart ol Porartoowa M a d Janiary tt, 2008, and antarad I* Caaa No. Ot-CA1414-14-a at to* O a d C a r t M to* EIGHTEENTH Jubdal Ckoul to and tor SEMINOLE Cowby. Florida whantn CHASE MANHATTAN M ORTOAQE CORPORATION I* PlamWt and OAVIO J . JORDAN, REBECCA J JORDAN. HUSBAND ANO W IF I. AMSOUTH BANK, TU4ACUAN COMMUNITY SEN VICES ASSOCIATION. INC., CHI­ ROPRACTIC ONE. INC., are Defendant*. I to* art to toa hftfiaat and b M bidder tor cadi to toa Waat bort door ol toe Courtooua* to SAN­ FORD. SEMINOLE Cowby. Ftonda, 1100 o'clock on to* 18 day ot February. 2003. to* toaowmg daacitoad property aa tat tor* to lad Final Judgment, toWU: LO T 8, T1MACUAN UNTT 12 ACCOROtNO TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAGE 82.83 ANO 84. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA k V a 477 Mohave Terrace, U k * Mary, a 32748 DATED tot* 18 day at Janiary. 2002 Aa Ctort at aaid Cowt By Mary 80041* Aa Deputy Ctort Submitted by Faber IQaau. P. A S u n 300 1870 Markup* Annua Corat debtor, Ftortto 33148 (303)882-4110 •Parson* w*h a itoahdry who need a apactal sccommodaoon to parberP««e in thto procaarang should conlaci ADACoordtoator *1 Sarmnoto County Corthoua*. 301 N. Part A nn ua. Suit* N301, Santord. Ftonda 38771, at toart b n day* pttar to to* procaaOng Talaphona: (407)3334330 art 4227; 1-800-033(771 (TDD) Ol 1 *00-8858770 (V)v1* Ftonda Relay Sanies.* Putdah January 30. and February 2 2002 11210 IN THE CBICtXT COURT OP THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. PI ANO FOR 8CMMOL1 COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JUFttSOrCTlON CbVtNOH C A M NO: 01 CA 1888 14 K WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC PLAINTIFF VS OEANORAE D TAYLOR IF LJV1NO. AND IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMMO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST DEANDRAE D. TAYLOR: SAUOHFZ PACHECO-TAYLOR IF LIVING. ANO IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. Le Lecals ecals NO PM-0121 Dalad 447); to ton* u M a MM M made by Pia Dry tie Cty at iantoadb ComprWianaha Plan ar* to CcmpUnca, aa da H SiBaadton 1833184(11 F I Tha T h * S em in ole H ekald S a a r * Putdann: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OP OAVIO J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTVP ■ 0 1 1 lAtoantto Odrt SMto SCO PtontMton, FL 33324 01-7S7S4(NCL) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERtCANS WITH DtSASKJTIES ACT. N * . oontoct COURT ADMINISTRATION, at to* SEMINOLE County Co rth ou n M *07*09-4227. 1*00■38*771 (TOO) M 1*08*33*772 - J - t r > n. .4.- .aa - - .4--- L c a ls bcals Dagidy Ctort O * Cm * No . 01 C A 2232 14 L si tto CboUl Court ol toa 1*TH JudfcU C b o * to and tor SEMMOLE Cowby SANFORO, Ftortto. I a * art to too NtftortsnJ best M t o r f e r n * K M Wool Fiorb Door 01 Th* SEMMOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. X I Mb. Cubartoua O nto. Longwood. FL S27X YOU A M X K B V M O T T ® tool 1100AM*m.QHto*l<toyol Marth. ° t s r 2 SLOCK C. CPU— ly M eat IBrthto Mid Suaem*r) 'rtoL LO T 112 WINDING HOLLOW UNTT 2 ACCOROMQ TO THE PLAT T X R C O P AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 42 PAGES SB THROUGH ■ 2 S C L U S tV t PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMNOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA DMad baa IS M y ol January 2002 (CIRCUIT CO URT SEAL) Maryam* Mona C tort* to* C b o * Court B y Mary 880141a Daouty Ctort PiM Nito: T W SEMMOLE HERALD THE U*W OPPICfS OP DANK) J. STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTVP *01 S.UrtvarMy Otto* SUto BOO P1*r**i pn. FL 33324 (854)2338000 01 -77I03(FNMA)NCL M ACCORDANCE WITH TH E AME79CANS WITH ACT, ■S> . coraact CO UR T AOMbSTWADON. at to* SEMINOLE County CotohoUM at 407*084227.1 * 08 894*771 (TDD) or 1*08888*772 r M w nmmj LAW1A* PubldrJanuary X and February 2 US HARBOR. ACCOROMQ TO T X P U T T X X O P .A S RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 12 PROO 3B*2 OP T X PUBUC RECOROB OP SBM3 NOLI COUNTY. FLORKM. ha* R yo t and you am lacopyofyekbaaB 5wODURT MMSXSTTWnOK M toa SEM M OLE Cowby Cowtoouaa al 4074884237,1408 1884771 (TOO) W 14084084772 via Ftortto Ratoy Santo*. PubtohJnrary X X SOOS S IM C A M N0U S1-CA41SB-18K M T X CMCUFT CO UR T 0P TX 1 S S I Conn, I B ASOLPA. 3321 ORoa Baa >177. Tbmpa . Ftortto 33801, attoto party (30)dpy* ot tto itol ol tie M piM rM ih tt M ■ A X ONE FMANCML SERVICES. MG, FLORKM BTKre TR U ST CORPORATION. TR U STEE UNDER T X PWOVtStO N OP A TRUST AOREE82 at *L H O TX E OP A C )___ T O FLORKM STATE TRUST COR­ PORATION. TR U STEE UNOER T M PROVW O H OP A TR U S T ___J E M (Adttaa*_______ . YO UAXJNO TYF 1EO toal an 1 M X! N. Pprt Avanua, Sub* N X 1 . Santord. Florida 32771, wtd*l t wortmg dart 01 ya p recotot ot tto I you a * haartig or «oto* PubtotcJouaryX and Fabruary 2 2002 8218 M T M O R C U T CO UR T PGR ■ COUNTY, N R E :E S TA TX O P UARfTSA ALARCON; JOHN DOE KATHRYN W. QREBNACRB. ALARCON. UNKNOWN HUSBAND art/* KATHRYN P. OREENACRS O f MARITSA ALARCON; ROBERT W. ALARCON; JANE DOE ALARCON. UNKNOWN WIFE OP M THE O R C U T COUNT ROBERT W. ALARCON IP UVMG. OP THE 1*to INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN KATHRY nT ^ w T " GR EENAC R 2 A n cu L cn o n dacaaaa2Fl8Nuntoa0348CP.lt SPOUSE OF SAID psndhng In 8w CbcuK Court tor DEFENDANT) S). IF REMARRIED. COUNTY, Bammoa C a tty . Florida. Mobato ANO V DECEASED. T X DMtkm. toa adrtaaa of ahtch la: X I RESPECTIVE U X N G W N HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. K Part Avanua, SarbOnL Ftortto 33771-1283. C A M NO; 81 CA 22(814 L ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO g Th* namaa and adtoaam ol toa NATX3HAL CITY MORTGAGE CO A U OTHER PERSONS CUUMINa PLAINTIFF BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR V2 AOAMST T X NAMED r a i n e l l r j o n e s . if u v m a . A U M T E X S T E D PERSONS A X OSFENOAMT(S): JOHN DOE. ANO IP OEAO. THE UNKNOWN UNKNOWN TENANT, JANE DOE. N O T W D TH A T SPOUSE. H CIR 2 DEVISEES. UM040WN TENANT. A l paraona on whom ffito nodoa It GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. _______ Datondanq*). LIENORS. CREDITORS. obtacBona dial NOTICE O P ACTION y of toa WK. toa TRUSTEES ANO AU. OTHER quatscadona at toa p* aorwt TO. MAIVTSA ALARCON; JOHN PARTIES CLA8WNG AN N TE R E S T Raprweaniatvw. ronue. w (urterto■Y. THROUGH. UNDER OR DOE ALARCON. U M O C M N HUSBANO OP MARITSA ALARCON: It o *1 (to Court at* l a o M to Re A OA M ST RAM ELL R JONES. ROBERT W ALARCON, J A X DOC toabobfacdona wtoiptoCoul WTTHUNKNOWN SPOUSE OP RAMELL 1N T X LATER OP THRES R. JONES. IP ANY; CITIFMANCIAL ALARCON. UNKNOWN WIPE OP MONTHS AFTER T X DATE OP EQUITY S E R V IC E ! MC..; JOHN ROBERT W ALARCON. V UVMO. DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN T X FM ST PUBUCAT10N OP D M SPOUSE OF SAID n o n c e OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TENANTS M POSSESSION DtFENOANT(S) DEFENDANT(B). W REMARRIED. T X DATE OP M R V IC S OP A AND IP DECEASED. THE RESPEC­ COPY OP T H N NOmCK OH T M M . CR O P TIVE unknow n Hama, -------------------- ItRBBALB o ru N TS S * . ►tenroa iw t w r e m o r r u r e r 1 tiauiaaaa, , uarv ts an Order Granting toa1 ASSIGNEE 8 CREDITORS, Modon to Raaat Feractoaw* 8 UENORS. ANO T R U S T E E ! A dated January 17, 2008 antorad to A l l OTHER PERSONS CUUMMG C M Caaa No. 01 C A 2208 14 L at BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR 01 t w to# Cbort Court ot to* 1881 Ju tO b AGAINST TH E NAMED DEFEN­ Cbaib to and tor SEMINOLE Cow*y. DANT (S) Court WITHIN TH E LATER OP SANPORO, Ftortto. I *• sal to toa WHOSE RESIDENCE & w*noM 1 THREE MONTHS AFTER T X hlghart and boa btbtor tor caah at at YOU ARE HEREBY mortad to fto DATE OP T X FIRST PUBUCATHE W EST FRONT DOOR at ft* yow anawar or wbtan dalanaae. * T O N OF THIS NOTICE OR T X T T Y SEMINOLE Coway Courthoua* any to toa above protwtoig art; toa DAYS AFTER T X DATE OP SER­ located at 310 H. PARK AVENUE to Ctort 01 N r Court, and to aarv* a VICE OF A COPY OF TH B NOTICE SANFORO. Ftortto. at 1100 a m on oogy thereof 14x11 to* ptamMTi aBorON THEM. to* 12 day ol March. 2002 toa lot­ A l offia awdtora ol tie decadent •gpaari hanon. rttoto X day* altar dam* or to aaid Summary Final th* M piMcabon * toa Nobca at JudomanL to Acaon; to* nature cl tea proceed*^ LO T 72 TRAAWOOO ESTATES. batog a aub tor toratoonn at martCourt WITHIN THREE MONTHS SECTION ONE. ACCOROtNO TO gage agamat ft* tobowng dooerfbod AFTER T X DATE OP T X FIRST TH E P U T THEREOF, RECORDED property to**: PUBLICATION OF T H S NOT1CC. M PLAT BOOK 11 PAGES Z7 ANO LO T 41. SPICEWOOO ACCORD­ A U CLAIMS, OCMANOS AND 28 OP THE PUBUC RECORDS OF ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS OBJECTIONS NO T SO FE ED W EL SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA RECORDED M PLAT BOOK X . BE FOREVER BARRED Dated ta* t l day ot Janiary. 2002 PAGE 17. O f THE PUBLIC Tha dtoa gf too toll PubAcabon ot (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) RECORDS OP SEMMOLE COUN­ tto nobca la January X 2002 TY. FLORIDA. MARTANNE MORSE CJart ol to# Ctoart Cowt A/K/A 1787 CINNAMON CIRCLE. CHARLES R. OREENACRE By: Mary Stroiga CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA 32707. 11588 W o o M B to Cout DagWy Ctort 8 you I * to Ns yow answer or nat­ Ratten. VA 20t8t ion daranee* n to* above procaodAttorney tot THE SEMINOLE HERALD tog, on ptomur* adomay, a data* Representative THE LAW OFFICES OF DAV O J. " • b* arberad agent you tor to* ELDFUOGE D. LACY. ESQUIRE STERN, P A . ATTORNEY FOR i* M damandad to toa Comptaml a Ftortto B a No. 0873497 PLAINTIFF Dean Mead Egerton, Btoodworti. •01 1 UrvnrWy O n n Sul* 500 Datod tie day ct JAN 22 2001. Capouano 8 Botarth, PJL Ptontoaon. FL 13324 UAflYANNE MORSE. CLERK BOON Magnoba Avenue. Suto 1800. (884)2338000 CLERK OF T X CtRCUIT COURT Ortando, Ftortto 32803 01-78481 (FM)NCM ByJANB JASEVRC Talaphona (407)841-1200 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Deputy Ctort Pubtatc January X and February 2 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES law Office* ol Darbal C. Conausgra 2002 ACT. M l Norffi Arman-a Avenue 8217 toga Tkmp* FL 33804-1041 ootbad COURT ADMINISTRATION, Atiornaya tor PiaaaM M T M e m e u rr COURT FOR at to* SEMINOLE County Pitoaah January X . and F actuary 2 8H R M O IS COUNTY. Courtooua* at 407*65-4227.1*002002 FLORKM 888*771 (TOO) or 1*08*63*770, *218 PROBATE DRSWON vto Flortda Relay Same* Fbe No. 02-1-CP PubtahJanuary X , and Fabruary 8, at th « otocurr c o u r t M X . ESTATE OP 2002 OF THE EIGHTEENTH LYNOLE P A U U X WHITE 8212 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP T X STATE OF FLOMOA, NOTICE OP AOMBMTRAnON M THE O R C U T COURT M AND FOR Th* adnantobabon at toa oetoto at OP THE 18TH SEMMOLE COUNTY LYNOLE PAUUX WHITE, JU O CIA L CtRCUtT, CIVIL DIVISION deceeead. FI* Nunbwr 02-1CP. to M AND FOR C A M NO. 81-CA-24SS-144) pendng In to* CMai* Court, tor M M M O LE COUNTY. T X S A X OF X W YORK, AS Sammoi* C a tty Ftonda. Probata FLORIDA TR USTEE FOR NEW SOUTH Orweion. to* adrtaaa ot ehrch a x i GENERAL HOME EQ U ITY TRUST 1888-2 H. Part Avanua, SantonL Ftonda JURttOtCnON DIVISION FORMED PURSUANT TO T X 32771. C A M NO; 01 CA 1232 14 L POOLING AND SERVICING Th* namaa and atMraaaaa tt to* WELLS FARGO HOME AGREEM ENT DATED AS OF Paroonai RapraaantaBv* v d bM MORTGAGE, INC., F«/A NOVEMBER I. 1888. AMONG NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC PAINE WEBBER MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION IV. A U INTERESTED PERSONS ARE VS. AS DEPOSITOR. NEW SOUTH NOTIFIED THAT) DAVtO,PENT OLD. IF LIVING, ANO FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. AS Al paraona on adorn too noaca to IF OEAO, THE UNKNOWN TRANSFEROR ANO AS SERVICER. SPOUSE. HEIRS. 0EV1SEES. ANO T X BANK OF NEW YORK. chabang* toa vahtoy ot to* W2 to* GHAUT EES. ASSIGNEES. AS TRUSTEE. quakhcatton* ol toa Panonal UCNORS. CREDITORS. Rtproeerdatoi*, vwnu*. or | n d c TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER ocn ol toto Cout ar* ratyired to to* PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST JAMES L FULKERSON and LOIS » * r Obmcaona wah baa Court WITH­ BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR FULKERSON. 4 living and al IN THE LATER OF THREE AGAINST DAVID PENFOLD. unknown part** ctoimmg by. MONTHS AFTER T X DATE OP RAMONA A PENNER IF LIVING, ffirou(pi. under a agamel toe above T X FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN named Defendants who *1* not NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. known to b* dead or abvw whstoar THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. laid imknown part** may clean an COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. UENORS. CREDITORS. A4 crartkora ol to* decadsrt and TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER other persons having clam* or PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST tort. Huai*** or other claimant*, BY. THROUGH. UNOER OH claiming by. througn, under or on whom a copy ol toto noaca to AGAINST RAMONA A PENNER. agamat to* aaid JAMES L Mnrad wahm tor** morthe alter toe DRHI. INC; WINOINQ HOLLOW FULKERSON. OR LOtS dale ot to* toll pubtcaOon of toto HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. FULKERSON. COLUMBUS MC. W E U S FARGO BANK HARBOUR HOMEOWNERS Court WITHIN THE LATER O f MINNESOTA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. M C . a Ftonda nonTHREE MONTHS AFTER TH E ASSOCIATION F/K/A NORW EST proa corporapon. JOHN DOE and DATE OP T X FIRST PUBLICA­ SANK MINNESOTA NATIONAL JANE DOE; TION OP T H S NOTICE OR THKTTY ASSOCIATION, A S TRUSTEE FOR D*r*ndaia(r) 0AY3 AFTER T X DATE OF SER­ THE IRWIN REVOLVING HOME NOTICE OF ACTION VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE EQUITY LOAN TRUST 18881 T O JAMES L FULKERSON and ON THEM PURSUANT TO THE INDENTURE LOIS FULKERSON. 4 kvtng. and a) Al other cradtora 01 to* dacadanl DATED AS OF MAY 31. 1888. JOHN unknown pane* claiming by. and paraona having dame ot DOE AND JANE DOE AS tomigh. wider or agamel to* above demand* agamat toe decadenfa UNKNOWN TENANTS IN named Delendanta who are not POSSESSION known ID b* dead or abve. whwtnat Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS DEFENOANT(S) ked imknown parts* may clam an AFTER T X DATE OF T X FIRST RE-NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF M S NOTICE FORECLOSURE SALE graraawi. aeaign***. tenon, crea­ A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwtor*. butt*** or other clement* OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W 2L 4U4M lo an Order Granting the claiming by, through, imder or BE F O X V E R BARRED MoOon to Heart Foractoaw* Sal* agamai tha ta d JAMES L FULMER Th* dale 01 toa Ural Pubecanon at dalad January 17. 2002 anlarad to SON or LOIS FULKERSON Whoia tm nonce a January X . 2003 01-73t14(NCL) M ACCOROANCC W ITH I X AM OOCAM w it h C K S M U X S ACT, peraon* toM dtoabrttorj a adj M T X O N C U r r CO UR T 1*. tt O ita * . *«■ PSOOOBi rv®^to|F OCnrbrB- Puttoh Jarwary X . and Fabruary 1 2008 JH1J--------------------------------------------------- MSS1 c Jaraary X *nd February 2 • any to ■ on Larry M 8113 O P TH BBTAT1 OPPLOROA M AND P M M M N O LB COUNTY. CIV 2 DIVWtDN C A M NO: 81-CA44M -18G CmFMANCIAL EQUITY SERVXCES, M C. FVCVA COMMERCIAL CREDfT CONSUMER 6ERVICC2 MC. T X SSM M OU XJW 1 D T X U W O P P K M O P OrtflO A STERN, PJL. A TTO R NEY FOR ■01 •. Unhandy Drtw km. FL 33324 2002 1 TH E CM C IX T COURT O P T M B IM H IIIN T H Lecals LO T 2 L A X JESSUP H E U H TS . ACCOROM Q T O T X PUT THEREOF. X C O R O E D M P U T BOOK 2 RAGE STO P T X PUBLIC RECORDS OP S S M M O U COUN­ TY. FLORKM. SEE D DdBTT *A* A T T A C X O X R E T O A M MADE A PART OP E X H X T'A * haratry CASS MOl 81 C A 1*1814 K FIR ST HORODto H O W LOAN CORPORATION PUMT*F VS. O E L O R U 2 PAUL. ■ U V H G AFE) IP DEAD. T X UNKNOWN SPOUSE. X I R S . D E V IS E E ! G R A N TEE! ASSUM E! UENORS. CREonom . TR U S TIE S AND A U O T X R PARTIES C lA M M O AN MTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR A OA M ST DELORES 2 PAUL UNKNOWN SPO USE OP DELORES 2 P A U L IP ANY; SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. M C j JOHN DOE and J A M DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M OEFENOAMTIS) NOTICE OP Tbgadnt wtoi toal oartam 1887 GEORGIAN MdM 8 Hon*. VWbda ______ ____ N u n N K a l 12 2S2 RPK-70002 TITLE 42968011 teat- prtilega ot raaonabta ua* ol bom ami Eaatorty ol nar ol aa M O O K ra X M C N V lK M a g ^ dtoffia W tN and X 87 chatoa North ol Boutiaaal earner ol lo t 3 ol Sacdon X Ttoatal# X Rang* 31 EaaL nm F a « North to LtoM Jaaeup , Nortoarty along toM to PoM 01 Oagnang Souto to Begtoreng. Weiai b be ptoad bom artd w*a to aakt M by R to imdantood and OrtodM khai haw* toa itfb to bevel over aaid B U C K MAMMOCK PISHMO CAMP to tie dock wato toa rltfd to t o o k an* bort bo n m g or baag one bort to artd camp dorti or A/K/A: 2309 PALM DRIVE, O W EO O .FL3E7M ar* roqdrad to aarve a copy ol your aatoan deters**. I any to 2 on WW---- -m p ■ w Am u, ULM m mmv D a ^nonwy ler F M r t . whoa* tokban to 1108 NW 48TM S TR E S T B U tTl I X FT. LA U D C K M LK . p l --------tn a a a a a M M In T X HERALD) and Na to# ortQnrt atoi to* Ctort ol toto Court abhor baton aanAo* on In toto pro— ----------------------- 1 to* Co ul Artobntobrtor « X I K Part Aaana, Santord FL M771, Trtaghon* Nuitoar (407)32343X not tolar ta n *a«*n (7) itoya prior to toa prooaadkng. 8 haartig impaved. (TDD) 1-800-8384771 or t t* * <V)1400•98477Q Wa Flortda Ratoy Samoa*. WITNESS my hand and toa aart ol toto Cnrrt toto day ol JAN IS1X01, 2003. (SEAL) Mary Art ____ Aa Ctort ol to* Court By Jana E J111 it A* Deputy Ctort In Tha Pubtoh: Janiary 23. X HINT 2002 M T M C M C U T T COURT O P T X If T H JUDICIAL CMCtST, M AND FOR I COUNTY, JU R nX CTX M OIYTSION C A M NO: 8 1 C A 1 M 2 1 4 K W E U S FARGO HOME MORTOAOE. MC.. FiK/A NORWEST MORTOAOE. MC. PLAINTIFF VS. STEPHEN K. ABBE IP UVMG. ANO IP OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A U O T X R PARTIES CLAIMING AN M T E X S T BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST STEPHEN K ABBE, DEBORAH L ABBE IF UV1NO, ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES UENO R S. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DEBORAH L ABBEEAST POINT E SUBDIVISION M O M E O W X R 3 ASSOCIATION. M C : PSB LENDING CORP; JOHN DOE AND JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEfENQANT(S) NO TICI OP FO R C C L O S U X S A U NOTICE IS X X B Y OIVEN purauarb to a Stannary Fart Judprwna tt Forackma* dated j*n 12 2003 artarad in CN4 Caaa No. 01 CA 1183 14 K ol to* Chart Caul ol toa 18TH -katctol Cento n and tor SEMINOLE C a tty. SANFORO. FkakJa. I wto tab to toa hrghaal and beef he*M. tor caah al AT W EST FRONT DOOR OP COURTHOUSE at to* SEMINOLE Counly Ceiatoato* tocatod al 310 K PARK AVENUE. SANFORO. FL 32771 In SANFORD. Ftonda. at 11-00 AM i n on t a I I toy ol Fabruary. 2002 Via •aid Summary Final Judgmea. to­ ws: LO T 90. EAST POINTE SUBDIVI­ SION. ACCOROMQ TO T X PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 31, PAGES 19. N AND 80. OF T X PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Deled twe I t dey of January. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clerk o# toe Ceoto Court By Mery Stroups NOT1CS IS HEREBY QIVEN pwauart to a Bwnmary Final Judgrwrt 01 Foractoaw* dated Jan 1 ! 2003 anlarad In C M Caaa No. Q1 CA 1110 14 KOI » * C » a 4 l Cowl ol to* lif t Comfy SANPORO. Ftortto. I art X to to* N0Mrt and bart Nddar tor caah rt AT M E T FRONT DOOR rt to* SE M M O U County Cowtoouaa tocatod al 310 N. PARK AVENUE In SANPORO. Ftortto, al 11 DO Am. on to* 18 day c4 Fabruary 2002 toa k«raotoad proparty aa eat In aaid Summary Final LOT 2 SW EETW ATER OAKS SECTION 12 ACCOROM Q TO T X PLAT T X R E O F AS R8COROCD M P U T BOOK 17. F A Q ! 12 PUBLIC RECOROS OP S E M M O U COUN­ TY. FLORKM. Dalad toto 18 day ct January 2003 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) M ARYANX MORSE Ctort of toe C b o * Cowt B y Mary Sboupa Deputy Ctort Pubtah Ft T X SEMMOLE HERALD T X LAW OFFICES OP DAWK) J STERN, P A . A TTO R NEY FOR P U M TIF F ■01 2 Urhatagy Drtra SWto 800 FL 33334 tl-T133S(FM)FTN M ACCORDANCE WITH T X AUERKANS W ITH DtSASEIRES ACT, pareona wtoi rtaab— needcortacl CO UR T ADUWBTRAT1CN at to* SEMINOLE Courty Cowtoouaa at 4074S842I7.1408 *644771 (TDO) or 14084884772 *to Ftortto Hotoy Sarvtoo. PubiahJaruary 23. X , 2003 8179___________________________ M T X C W C U I T COURT O P TX K TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR I COUNTY, CASK NO: Q1 C A 2374 14 W ABN AMRO MORTOAOE QR01 MC. 8UCCESOR BY MERGER ATLANTIC MORTOAOE A WVESTMCNT CORPORATION. PLAJNTH VS. JON W. BROWN, E T A L . DCFENOANT1 NOTTCS OP ACTION CCNSTN U CnVE SERVICE TO: M ONCA WALKER, ahoa* h ktonca la imhnoam 4 aha Pa M and t aha ba dead, to* wihno Haaaal by toaough. uridar or agamai toaOalaretonKaLahoaranolknMn to ba dead or abv*. and ad parts* having or ctotanmg to have any rtghL SO* or Intaraet In ^ rtoad m to* toractoaed harem. Y O U A X X X B Y NOTIFIED toal an acaon to toractoa* a mortgagaon to* Ukmffig property; LO T 7. BLOCK L SUNIANO E S TA TE ! ACCOROM Q TO T X P U T TX R E O F , AS X C O R O E D M P U T BOOK 11. PAGE II THROUGH a . INCLUSIVE OP T X PUBLIC RECORDS OP SE M M O U COUNTY. FLO R K M ha* baan Mad agamaa you and you a n aoqJrad lo taav* a copy d your wabton l ilanaaa. 4 any on OAVIO A STERN. ESQ. Ptomnari attorney, whoa* edrtaaa I* X I 8 Unhaaity Drtra *302 PtoMoaon. FL 33324 (no tolar nan 30 day* kom to* dale ol toe Orel pubtcailon c4 Me noaca ol •caon) and toa toa ongmrt veto toa dark cl tor* ooual artiar bate* aarr« on Planar* aatomry or rrmad•4 ba treated agonal you tor tot W IT X S S aavy hand and toa aaa ffito Court al SEMINOLE Cou Ftortto. ffito day ol JAN 17 2001. 2003. (SEAL) WARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK O F T X CIRCUIT COU b y Jan* E Jaaawac DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES O f DAV10 J. STE A TTO R X Y FOR PLAINTIFF X I S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE S00 p l a n t a t io n , a 33324 IN ACCORDANCE WITH T AMERICANS WITH OtSAMUTI ACT, paraona wan rtaaldtoia* n* mg a apactal accommodaaon ton eonaacl COURT ADMMISTRATK W toa SEMINOLE Cou Covalhou** al (407)9*4-4237. •008644771 (TOO) or (4 0 8 4 8770, wa Ftonda Ratoy Santo*. th is n o t ic e s h a u b e p i U S X D ONCE A WEEK FOR TV CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH M: T X 5EUINC HERALD PjtotahJanuary 23. 30. 2 0 0 2 Classlfleds Work! 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T icaSant beneltts inckido turiy paid haalthcara w/ lamily coverage, aye. denial, hoSdaya. vaceacn, 401 h. Me (wuanoa 6 kdon rebrtouraamanl *800 to atari *8.00 altar one year 4 potential bonus I qualified Possibility tor advancement. Only safety corwaou* team ortantod people need apply to 2381 VMM Sti StoaL aartad. FL 32771. 407-3381761.________ Need U ltim a man 4 woman to do final cleaning M construction arias. Need own Iranaportabon. 407-3227811. .T r u c k D river i in s titu te r s Daaionar'i. ad Salary baaed on axpertanoe. CM a i 407-332407 6731 WM Pey You Tb Lose WMght 26 Paegto To Loeie ktolghL Dr. I P7T Teacher. Education Pm gw n to akjdsnto yttoffng the Zoo. Wtak w lh •rtowto. F M tto days. I4 f. M O » m •2.00 p jn . Teaching Exp. pmL but watMrk 66604*. C M 407-323-4430 or comptoto an applcilen M CartoM Ftohda Z x to jc M Paik. 3738 H. Hwy 1762. Sanford FL Em W plo ym en t a n te d Cleaning Sanrica In Ybur Home W » abo do baby alton. Plaaaa Ca l Ana. 407-221-5883. ahaf 3pm 93— R o o m s Foa R en t a B u y Victorian Home, llutrsm District. - fpic, balcony, p rM a g a a .ltO O W K .ltO Q 407-3283277 WWLVHUTUJ- • tortn g • Share home. Ml prMsftee hdudbig phone 4 long tSetencs Ctoeed p M 0 to «ra ttn 6 3 0 O * 1/2 iM, *200 d*p. 407-321-6724. 95— R W Share 48R 2BA home. Sartord Living Waahar/dryar. *375/mo, *230 aacunry. uttobee todudad 407-378 1116. Fu fa k tm en ts - r n is h e d Sanford: 26R apt. sic. arse, cable TV. Seeking one mature stable parson t l1(V*k or *425/mo r *250 •ec dap 407-3216735 Sanford Gaiaga apt sale ar ndudaa al. 1330 par momh, pkrt dspoari. 407-202-1364 U p a r tm en ts - n f u r n is h e d M A R I N E R 'S V I L L A G E LAKE ADA 1 BOML *4*0440 2 60AM . *5/0140 ANO UP TH E SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322 2011 n . v r i c i r i . Y i : I d ia l I b r a c C r e d it C a r d B illin g i8 o o c rrn i\ n H iit Awan tonka 1466644 ru n ] 18n | (W i t eto i la p n r— 4 *lrtsreai |M o t Fo TRULVI noiEnl P E S T P R E V E N TIO N TERMITES H 221— G ood T hincs to Eat 34*1 Cstary Ave, 223—M iscellaneous 4 i« ! l 25 I ahop/Khoda, some tekefrow l protactive covenants. Heavtty woodad. tram $36,800. on Dmfo (aM 33) 1 mto aaM d Saxon or 2 mass w ed d Rods 415 ■00-7786(82. Oelone: Ctaan 2/1 rafrtgamor, loeaffon. Near Saxon Bhd 4 Proyktonea *680.1st KM 4 1400 security. 1449 Pigs. No pets. 407-3282120 Page. 157— M Fo 159— R 1BR/1BA W/ Ofc. W/D HookUlpa. C H A 1323/1500 Oap •anford: 2 Large BRa 11/2 BA, 2 S b y Oordo, N e w Til 4 PM* Nkhan 4 Dkvng Room, Communriy Pod tffrxyttoooap 2 Lg BR/1.S B A 2 Story Condo, New aw CarpM. Vkryt 4 P a r* A h a n 4 DMng Fbiv. W D H dcA U m , Comm. Ptod o d l16285600 DapoM 2B7V1.5 Bato C DuptsaNee Carpet 4 P a M , W/D HooMJpa I623/M00 Dspoari Sanford: 36fV28A wtFandy Rm. Living A n 4 Formal OMng Rm, Lg Corner Id W,'Storage Shad (B23/5800 Dapoari Lake Mary: 4BR/3BA W/ DW Garaga, Scrsansd Pod W Hot Tub, Fbepktoa. Formal DMng 4 Dan. 52.000/ *2.000 Dapoari O O TL B R KALTY, M C. (407) 5284444 W « RCNT 4 B ELL HOMES Sartord 2BR1 B A *350 par mondi. Id . tad 4 security reqd. Avafabta 2/1/02 Located at 312 Ead 2 5 » U 4076666326. uflex A T r ip l e x W Sanford South Oak AW . 78TV M A, I d Roar, appkancee, catpeVtte, C H A ferean porch, 1350, no pats Cabfwal Really Service, 407-768 3700. om es eal Esta te a n ted 181— A F 4* p tu a n c es u r n it u r e Fo S b ale 1 KING SERTA, posturspadc ia* nsver lead Com $2K.aM $293 Can dafver. 407-7085398. 1 Luxury tbm pHowtop let with 7 yr awnarVy; 14*136, cyjaan *140, twig $210. Brand new. Located bt Sanford. 407-402-2778 1 2 piece Name Brand Queen O R TH O PED IC PILLOW TO P Maltreat Sat Brand New. St* to Ptaaffc. Sacrifice $100. Can Debver. 407-4226444. t BRASS BED. Q U EEN S E R TA poatoipadc eat 4 frame. Never uaad. coat 11A sal *275 Can dMver. 407357-2045 4.5«!! Have Ybur AdverVatog Flyers Printed 4 Inserted to The f f ic e R S pace Fo r e n t Teo too ag I dfoaa on a Johns Hher M Hkkton HMtour ttwrba. Common area, lobby 4 rear rooms. Crceient parkbtg4 dasdnabon.2 raataurants on ptwrasse. MOOriro C a l Don or 407422-1610. o m es Fo r VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES M M WMKIi fftdwa M toUtlXIO h i homscwwi nsstves fund If f llM H lt tt W M i. hanovatori U b e Near 3 BR. new pent rvout. new carpal LR, DR. FR. over 1/4 acre. (79.900 Over t/4 Acre 30R IB d to L M d n . topk. hesvSy bead. Priced tor tyidi •aia *64.900 F o d Home: 3f1.5 writ Lie Dtn. Sc Porch, Inground pod. owaga on id end cddesac. *43.800. itovetad Like Near 3/1. newly parted Intenor, axtsrtor, new carpal new A/C. acr. porch. $76600 Santord. 2/1 comptotofy renovated inalda, new everything, hugs back yard, must H i Only $63,600 obo. 407-314-7507 Sanford, 3/1, LR. F a brapkea. new kitchen, bath. Ha. Central AiC. electric wiring, carpal, paint, ippaancee. trod porch. No dosing cod. $ 1800 dn, SSOQtncrdi 407-768 1080 $30.00Off — A Brand New Chary O ld (k m g HUa. 72" and 8 Chart w le a l S d n Boi *860. bghtad China Cabinet Aval Can Debver. 407-422-0230. A Fi* sue manraaa aal New to ptaaffc. MuM aal *100 407-422- with pftow top manraaa aat Navar lead 3M $346 Can dafver. 407-4220230. A KING SIZE PILLOW TO P Bad teack iron canopy bad <rth kaaxy fern r t r t e p m l Nerer uaad |407-402-2T7B. i-- .■ 3 *» ——a—.— a - - — —-m — sad* Dcatadto oanrom, oraiopacac Irm Mto yrito 5 yr aenarty- TWto $75, U $6Q guawt t a , ktog $175 Navar ‘ ' 407-402-2778. in Good Condition Only 530.00 407-332-01S 7 DbangFtoom-13 pc. add thany wood ctoubi* W iMf, 8 ChtppendMa ch a n , bdtot 4 hutch, never uaad coal *8k. la f $1205. server. $250.407-457-2035 Entartalnmant Cardan Modem style. Hack. W * h dd up to 2 T TV. Excatort r n d k a $3500 407-3207301. Enlartammanl S3TWX43rHal55* D. Fax ip to 27" TV. Mca Mm tor imaff room. $200. 407-323-4353. .Extra large 4 piece sofa in good on Cray 16000407-3320137 I Twin t u t bad head boards with compartments. Only $20 00. Good comibon. 407-332-0187 191— B u i l d i n g M a t e r ia l s SM/N/Sportt Carwa Check Thaaa Quit 230— B o A fc a ts Brand New Boat 4 Trailer Starting A t - I I J M . N l c h o la O u t b o a r d S e r v ic e C o n f e r 1000 W e a t t M O t Sanford 407-333-06*4 ia r * * * -.Y * i» c c e s s o r ie s O uXurd■arvloaOanfor ** C A R P O R T FO R B A L I H AS O N B BK M , V N C ID 6 D il Okie M g M Out! Plan m * own bawriy taah. Tty lutary Kay praducM. Earn glia tootCM me • 407674-4282 vw/merykay.c idham Place Brand New Apartments Homes HELP Shertls Oept chase d a motorcycle on Markham Road near Markham Woods and Laka Markham at 400pm on 11AM/01 (Tueeday), plaaaa hafo 6 you aaw anytfWtg. Ptiona 407-2216837 Lak« Miry Blvd. A 17*92 Chase Th o s c j loliilay 5 Cash BhicS'/liray -------------- (1 ON THE WEKIVA RIVER •flantala rindruetton •Private OuKtad Tours -Fiatwig •CuatomUad Trips Picnic and RMaa to a Etta place of Heaven! For raaervatrorw and additional totormahon cal: 407-327 Call .‘/ h r 'Dclaitx 407-321-71M or vieil ua on the web at W W W wskivaadvenhim c o m ACROSS 1 B e a ve r's father 8 Tru ckloa ds 0 W a rm , so to sp e a k 1 4 O n e of the O ce a nkte s, in G re e k m yth 18 Languish 1 8 Miserable dwelling 1 7 U k e -n o fU n k 18 B e co m e w earisom e 1 0 W h a tsoe ve r 2 0 S lo w ly but surely 2 3 Ta m p e re r ham perer 2 4 '0 0 s m uscle car 2 8 R h e a 's Rom an counterpart 2 8 in a headsu p m anner 31 T n e year on e thou­ sa n d in Rom a? Th a t's crazy 3 4 Rolls out the re d carpet for 3 8 Reset setting. 3 7 Bulletinboard post­ ing. perhaps 3 8 O n e w a y to build 4 2 Unbleached muslin shade 4 3 Vietnam annexation? 4 4 U n ca ge d 4 5 W h ite alter­ 211— n t iq u e /Co l l e c t ib l e s W.ll Buy Old Linens. Oilhoa u s e Fimfue, Jawery and OcMi 4 Ends 4076386738 217— G ar a g e S ales Open House: Grits 4 Accessories leatumg home ntanora. 133 Ridge Road, laka mary Saaaday. February 2nd. 12-*pm. For (Xrecbona cal *073233337 [Ywd Sale. 6ottiaa, ihoea. 3 R S od wwaky. dahae 1804 Tangatma Ave. Santord. S a l Fab| “Offices Ceasl to Coast" Yard Sale: Fab 2. 8-4pm. 324 Borada Rd. Hidden Lakes. Commercial mower, stove. Duck tod box, microwave 4 much. much native 4 6 Plant’s principal feeds r 4 0 Ron, basebaJI's “Penguin" 6 0 B u m p hard 81 Like a blue m oon 8 3 Gradually, for b a b y ? 8 0 O u t ot o rder 81 Guitar forerunner 8 2 W ord with happy or eleventh 8 3 Gum ption 8 4 W hat con­ quers om nia 8 8 Kett of old com ics 6 8 U se a prie-dieu 8 7 Science fiction site 8 8 O pposite ot W~r DO 1 Em ulate a banshee 2 City southeast ot Turin 3 L a u gh -a mlnute 4 Scoots 5 Legal tactic 8 Held respon­ sible 7 O ne 's partner? 8 Show 's partner 0 Hardly taciturn 1 0 Typ e of ticket 11 Ze ro-shaped 12 Blg-league i 9 pitcher A a ro n 13 Pip e bend 21 Low e st In Im portance 2 2 D ig s In tho sn o w 7 2 5 P re se nt as a n act of w o rsh ip 28 S h e lle y s first nam e 2 7 B u y e r bo w h e re ? 20 Runner Bannister 3 0 R o ck y pinnacle 31 B o rdeaux w ine 3 2 B e a class clow n 33 Bashful com panion? 3 3 G ro u n d e d bird 3 7 Phone-dial trio mero Intuition 41 Sound beginning? 4 6 G raduation cap pari 4 7 D om osthones, lor one 4 8 Form ula W esterns 5 0 H o m a rch e d with Martin 5 2 Old-tim e anesthotic 5 3 Sign of things to com e 5 4 M use count 5 5 O nter actor Ja ck 5 8 Mountain lion 5 7 Scintilla 5 8 Jeff's partner 5 9 Precam brlan ot at. 39 C o u ra g e 6 0 Interpellate 4 0 M o re than P R E V IO U S P U Z Z L E A N S W E R "ON THE SLOW TRACK” CORRUGATED S TE E L ROOFING tor Barns. Boat Docks. Shops, etc. Alto Culvert Pipe: 15*120* $147 00.ee 18*i20' $! 73aa Surplua Steal 5 Suppry. toe. Apopka 407-2935788. A ra re m — T h # N *tw 2 0 0 2 The U n ive rs a l C ro ss w o rd Initial Service With This Ad Since 1954 Lo atonx tax a treed boM andtorl motor? itoVe 6M 6wmt Come i today I N k h o la Outboi -vtcaCanaw, 1000 WsM 1st SL Sanford. 467-32368B* Edited by Tim othy E . Parker Sale AFFORDABLE HOMES IW rIM I U W H M Good area W K K : W 9 Sal toxx Boat on Coneignmer* B uy TC-W 1 Mercury Motor 0 8 M ------------- K k. f i i T » J r . 1*3.'til i ------------- •’S iiT C ar ftookaJ------------Hammtoga. Erotic. Auto Trader* (Eta)Wlue too* tar $50. 407-3887035 Two Chevrolet Ptckupa with 1 4 two boata w/ traders. 407-8881111 407113 o m r Flaw to ptaaffc. Sei $210. 407-4226844 118— O o a ts c c e s s o r ie s Ftoergkua boat with Evtoruda VS ouBjoard angxia New paM/naw toterior/recendy rebuff angxia Gatvaniad trailer. Rune great WMmatotdnad $3.S00oba kkjat| eft 407 721-4335 (caRtoone) Tool cheM. $60. Whtrtpoot Ralrigtrator wrice makar/watar on trontwhria. $559. Port tpaad boat, while w/red itrtpe. 450Tp angxia. •23.000. 407-330-3455 C a l TH E SEM INOLE HERALD Advarffatog Dapt For DatMa [407-322-2811 Ike new *20 00 I Acnterry twgp o#o, eoikj wocxj, ■ 2537 Park Drive. OAce lor Rata* W -1 .000 8t) FL 5680 r TW 5000 O s p o M ^ M H d » . 407-322-084* ONLY A M PER COPYIIII , 2 Oak and labMe. o m m e r c ia l en ta ls A Sale W aB u y Hauese Are You Relocating, rebuilding. M t t t g kxactoaxa, daxcad or 100% llnanoad? Mead Hatp? Wa have a aduffon tor you. C a l 3887885000 Sanford Histone Duplei i7TT hteicofvy. near pa I%375/1375. 407 321 0787. R b H 3Eri10mBbffahome,a iFL m t, patty kxnd. carpeted, eating tans, new stove new A G Locrtd hR rw n 4 Coirtry (at**) Parti 53B6 Oranga Bbat U w n o e AM*tg *17/000.3 to 740-10*8 DOYLE'S RENTALS 105— D o b il e 230— B is c e l l a n e o u s --------------- B r f f T M u i * 47 P H CEB, 1620*6 • 1*50-4, M U »C PLUS It SHUT M AGAZINES, 6100. A LSO O TH E R VARIOUS MUSIC BOOKS. 407-322-4361. T V tar i LM n Mary Appro* 1300 i q .« . 30, new toe. p a rt 4 carpel Kitchen ■" on IMaoetoL 407- 223— M 10* table aa extra* $500. Black M u 5hp compreator. $200. Numerous new 50% c* or ratal 321377or J7-330-3332 r DELTONA 10 homearia. horses. eMOe. tanning or nuraeryl Zoned agrtcuriurat. *4.800 AC RE. 8m. down w/ownar ■nance. 864-7*7-1771 er 804-7*7- 2920 8. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 323-8787 M en Ju st /4t r j i L Sale Wffh D w t Peymt / Avaiabia,Cheaper t e n lend. The AltardMto K 467-321-1 V f N T U R f t PROPfRTIfS All/ J?1 J/6-1 407-328*470 |Ladiri Call FREE! (WJI786-TALK* creage PAUL OSBORNE 99— A We Have a Way You Can Cut That Coal In Haim 3 d ig it * 153— A a n te d Seekxig a parson to share my home, view ol Lake Monroe, house prtvSeges. C a l 407-3287232 tor an 97— A Sale r Swtord Sold btodhaae. now rod 4 AC, toff rahM. N»w caramtc Ha 4 carpal new M M . breed cm k* 321228416* * ) DOWN - W H Y RDCTT7 141— H o o m m a te We Will Print & Deliver For You To Our Reader* For Only 9c/Copy!l tt i ouses Mature male. IBShrb. Share everything inducing utiauaa. n o smoking in house. Furnished, todudbtg T V A H R 407614-6104. Room For Rent: pnvala snusnee, bee cable 4 Mecttc. w d 4 I0 0 M , LMw Ave to Sartoad 4076687023 Fo p e rti pM8 t i u Noctosbig c o m *3k tbt. task. 407----------------- n f u r n is h e d 117— C Vkrynloa, very M a n t i m e Newly remodeled, aluff. cable, A C , bidry; i. bitch use, t e c dr, leaktam r. private entrance Non vPVatotr adl Only drug See 407-3387371 om es Sanford: Ptod homo. 4/2. tbnoM 1 M M k U R FR. OR. C4MM AC. nwe 407-3384421 CutolBR apt Screened porch. Meal tor one person. Diacax* to laniors. *323 per month. 407-3214133_________ 800-554-7364 m Plant A H H EAD 2BR to* W 2nd SL C H A stove, refrig. d washer *473month * *300 dap. 407-324-3161 a Day A W i a t in d Clauai a Financial AaaitUnca a Carrlara Hiring On Stl* i . r w Artfficlel Need Soma A D V ER TtU N O To Promote Your Buanaaal Than C a l Ua About Flyers •15 Day CDL Training i i K depart Apartmenta IN VESTIGATE ; i vouam an > i Abeayv 6 good poScy, aspacM y tor busmaaa opportumMa and tranctmaa. Caff Florida Dapl ol AgrkxAxa 6 Conaumar Sarvtoaa M 600-4387332 or FTC -H E L P tor Irea Wontwffcn. Or vial ora Vtob aSe M www he gov/bUtop. Florida tow racMaa aaSara ol oadaln b u U f w O B p o A r ik it D ii^ s M iie i Florida Dapl. oI Agriculture t Conaumar Sarvtcaa bakes u toig. Cal to verily lawful registration batora you buy. Jam s Orem Concrete C a needs workers read ptons, KnlahNM up concrete A iu t a boeMnwrhna 407___________ 302-1231. wanted Laborer Steady. A ndable. Drivers Iteenae preferred Good ttarting pay Pteaaa caff 407-4188813. Aak tar Mbs I S Tree Service H a l Firm Cm w Laedara. Trimmers M rs lncenffvae. Top Pay BenaOta, OL Reaibed Drug Free. EO e Leeria Tree Service, toe 16083336737 TU R F E TC . IN C l i looking to tot position lor foremen end crew members; muM have • M id Rortda anvtra k m i h wwn i aooo onvmg record. CM I407-302-0274 tar mare into f i g id eerwouw i n rnewew. 73— e ig h t 9 you mn too*n<] to gar M whfo •t'ap.’g and taVng your body. Ca ) Way. Cirttaad Paraonai Trwnar o 407-322-9213. \t- i - j <*t i* The D A S . Oroup ol Labe Mary is N rk ia lo rtitlo lM ^ip o M o n K F ra p Clark. Camara Operator. WkwnouMOriyecTVpbtQ eakapLa. WW train tor Ml poeMons. Warehouea/Driw lam-4pm. A l otwra spnvtOpm. Pteaaa ctol 4076336126. 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T o Place Y o u r A d Wrdncaday, January 30.2002 231— C a m F o r S ale T Sanford Cou r u c k /Bu s o /V a n s F o r S a le Then C a l Ue Atom Ft**™ w * w in P rim e DrNvr t For You To Our RoodoraFor Apartments Only H/Copyll We H m ■ t e y YOu Can Cul That Coat in Ham • Beautiful Grounds • Single Story • Great Service • Best Value Call Now TH E8C M M O U H B U LD ADVERnsmaDCPT 407-322-2611 ^sim a k in g407-323-3301 t N T Chevy M 0 long bed p W u . Lao m Ungs. M Oman, U f f i l CO m m a . 19.000. 407-323-2662. T S H fW W W ff Country ! Style City jk Living B R B S (M. I 3 ESi 239— M i OA, o to r c y c l e s /!! ik e s Fo r S a l e Focu s on 235— C onw nlcnt Spacious Affordable T r l c k /B use S/Va n s Sa K S a v in g s T W r Shop S*mlnota HEfEkrt For u CtoMffltU Evrydayl F IR S T MONTH • Spurious Apartmr-ntn *lth large Oaseta • lake Front « Vollryhnll » Sparkling lYxtl • Tennis Court) For The Term of Your Lease $199 Moves You In! 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UcAna A07- 2ao-tS76 319—W indow Washing h T inting 407-686-6079 407-462 2462 $15.75 per month $24,75 per month $33.75 per month ...5 lines / 3months 10 lines / 3 months 15 tines / 3 months �”T FtBRUARY 3, 2 0 0 ? Sanford, Florida Residents oppose new apartments i » , _ . . . . . People living in S anorc subdivision don’t want proposed Sanford com plex built subdivision pi-n apartment complexthstdmlopenhope to b4 id ^ A irp ort Boulevaid. don't want it b that dear enough?" said Ubtoy Barker; who has lived in Sanora far 22 yean* Other residents a n resigned to the bet that the property will be developed. They Juat want a say in how it occurs. Gardner is one of several Sanora n *ntolwh° p,an to a,tcnd *•*S"* Thursday night He hopes lo convince PI build apartments," said Rick Gardner, whose property is next to the proposed pro­ ject "I can Uve with th a t But the plan they want to do is abut three stories of apart­ ments right next to my property line. That would be a disgrace, and I'm going to fight All SAC In boys soccer As was pretty much expected, the final four in the Class 4A-Districl 2 and Class 3A-Oistrict 5 Boys Soccer Tournaments will be made entirely of Seminole Athletic Conference teams. Thieves using Tunisian coins lo get quarters from venefing machines The Seminote County Sheriff's Office has taken two reports within the past 1 1 ■ i i i t ^ M week regarding i I Lsrceny■j I theft of 1 "7! I money I from i I Vending : I machines. 71 In one 7 CJSV' a vic­ tim report­ ed losing $233 in quarters from a vending machine. Apparently, thieves are sub­ stituting coins from another nation, and then uring the coin return mechanism to get U S. quarters. The coins are roughly the same size and weight as a U S. quarter. Accenting to investiga­ tors' research, the coins appear to be a flve-mlilime Tunisia coin that b being substituted. According to the victim, there have been other instances involving vending machines on interstates 4, 7 5 and 95 and the total loss could be $3,000. Area officials discuss w ater supply during Central Honda summit Seminole County elected offi­ cials journeyed Thursday to the Orange County Convention Center to take put fat the first Central Florida water summit designed to address area water supply challenges and solutions. Louis C Murray Jt, chief of hydrologic studies at the U.S. Geological Survey fat Altamonte Springs, and Hal WUkmfa^, the St Johns Water District director of resource management, helped alert officials horn seven different counties to specific water con­ cerns. In the last 50 years, the Upper Florida Aquifer has declined five to 10 feet in West Seminole County, according to Murray. Some o f the largest dips have com* to the Orange County area. From The 30a to the early 90 s, Murray said the dtiea of Orlando and w inter Park alone have increased pumped gallons of Increased pumping hum the aquifer not only furthers exhaust­ ing the resource, but it abo effects spring flow, lakes' water leveb and wetlands' hydro periods. He abo stated the aquifer has con­ tracted more chloride and unwanted minerals in the pest years. In Seminole County, areas around Oviedo have seen the biggest increase with Chloride frustration. "land use changes and ground water withdrawb have affected the quantity and quality of water resources," Murrey said. WUkening said that by 2020 aquifer pumping would have to increase by 65 percent to meet demands. That could cause the aquifer to drop another couple of feet in die Sanford area and nve to 10 feet in Orlando. ‘T h e aquifer can meet a good portion o f that need, but not all thorn needs can not be m et w it h ­ out harmful effects to lakes, wet- landsend springs," he said. "We HoreM snow k f Carte n e a r Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood and Seminole County Commissioner Daryl McLain dlscuse the area's water supply during the first Central Florida water summit held Thursday el the Orange County Convention Center. Officers escort William Carr Jr., loft, and Jimmy Franklin lo police cars following their arrest Tuesday. Four cause ruckus at LM H igh Earlier threat puts authorities on alert LAKE MARY— Four men were arrested Tuesday after an incident at Lake Mary High School Seminole County Sheriff's Office deputies were advbed by a student Sunday that an unidentified male had threatened to "bring some heat after schooL" As the school day winded down Tliesday at Lake Mary High, School Resource Officer Carf Tipton, who was aware of the threat noticed a suspicious truck behind the row of parked buses. Boxing the truck to between his patrol car and the buses. ; - :y Seminole County Sheriffs Deputy Mike Hawkins escorts Terrance Jackson lo a waiting police car Tuesday following his arrest for trespassing. See Ruckus, Page 8A Master Musician Educators honored during Zora Neale Hurston gala When it comes to choosing a license plate, the state of Florida offers a variety of choices — 52 to be exact For people who lean toward the poetic or who Just want to make a personal statement, however, the options Seminole Smile By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent Zora Neale Hurston Festival Awards Gala recently honored four o f Central Florida's outstanding "M aster Musician Educators." Saturday evening, Jan. 2 6 , at the Wyndham Orlando Resort, the Association to Preserve the Eatonville Community (PEC) presented a salute to these educators at the 13th annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities. Musk for the gala affair fea0 tured the renowned Charley Bateman Quartet. Mistress of ceremonies for the evening was Jackie Benton of Orlando. Presenting the awards was N.Y. Nathiri, executive director of PEC. National acclaim went to the army bearers who have taught thousands of students the greatness in the musical world of arts. They have had a continuation of their greatness through the many lives they have touched. These great accomplishments earned them the title of Master Musician Educators. Honored as a master of the art of music as a band director was James W. "C hief" Wilson. He has taught band at Jones High School for 40 years. Wilson enhanced the overall development and experiences of many students because of his unique teaching ability and the strong moral values. He's a great role model of high character and many o f his students have attained professional careers as top musicians in the country. Recently honored for his contribution to the field of music, Wilson was inducted in to the Music Hall of Fame. On the cam- pus of Jones High, the local commu honored Wilson by naming the audi um after him. He is also conductor ol Director’s Dream Band. A band c prised of his former students. Choral director Edna S. Harj Thrower chose music as her life's ca After abandoning her dream of beii concert pianist, she opted instead to tr In 1%7, Hargrett-Thrower returned ft alma mater where she remained 33 y> She created a program for choral rr "par excellence." Her chorus, ensen ifn n n rv P j v # HA Lake Mary Preparatory begins Phase II By Mlcfwll* Jeria Managing Editor Pouneh Alcott - Lake Mary Preparatory School director Index Clailifivd Ciouwofd Legal) . lifoSlyl* . . ObUwriM Opinion . . Polka Log Ral.gion . , Sporti . . LAKE MARY — The Griffins are growing. Lake Mary Preparatory School faculty and staff officially marked the beginning of Phase II in the facility's construction plan Thursday during a ground break­ ing ceremony. Once finished, the second phase in the school's building process will include a 22,000 square fool elementary building and sports complex. "If you ask any of our faculty and staff, they will say they have been waiting for this for two years," Pouneh Alcott said. "We've experienced tremendous growth during the last few years." Lake Mary Preparatory, with the Griffin as its mascot. Is one of seven campuses worldwide oper­ ated by Learning Unlimited International Schools, a not for profit organization founded by Alcott and her husband. Bill, in 1976. Five campuses are in Ohio, while an international campus is located in St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles. Lake Mary Preparatory School, located on Rantoul Lane next to the city 's Sports Complex, opened in 1999. Initial construc­ tion included a 45,000 square foot building containing class­ rooms, laboratories for science, computer and art, instrumental and vocal rooms, a library/media center, a regulation sized gymna­ sium, a performance stage, lunch­ room, administrative offices and a soccer field. Initial enrollment was 200 stu­ dents in grades Pre-K through 10. Today, enrollment has increased to 500 students, and the school added the llth grade during the 2000/01 school year. Due to the facility's rapid rate of growth, the faculty and staff decided to accelerate the school's expansion plans. According to Alcott, the school anticipates a growth rate of 30 percent by the S tc Phase II, Page 8A Mataid pholo by Tommy Vlncaot Lake Mary City officials and faculty and staff from Lake Mary Preparatory School cut a ribbon Friday, marking the beginning of the school's Phase tl expansion project. � 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, January 30, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 2002. 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C M UlZaiOg •Wood. Poll t Rad Fane* •6todtadaOiain** Fence •flotfd on Board•Shadow Boa Cat For Fraa Eatknala FC A N Week of January 27,2002 ALL TYPES OF TRIM WORK ANO FINISH CARPENTRYDOORS * CROWN UOU) ■ CHAIR RAIL CUSTOM TRIMANO DOOR 407-637-6266 Anytang Haulad. Oaraga 4 Bam Ctemoui*. Commareial Clawi Up A Haul Away DMxu HuAng. Ua Tra* Tnmmrg. Tiua RamovaL Traa Trimming. Stump Ortnttng Honan Quailly WorV 407-324-0420 Sarving Cantral FL 12 Vtare 269-CleanInc S ervices CUtt dLlAN 312— T ree S ervice 281-Home Im provem en t Hama and Buaawaa Improvamanta and Rapaai Nofob la loo tag or imal. CNar IS yuan tip. RaTt avaAaUa an requaaL Frea aaamalM. Uc/Bonda<Vtnaured Sareor dacourta Uaior Credt Carda Aocaplad Wlwl About BabC Tret 8«ntcu7 Wa Acc*pt Ail Credtt Cantu. Traa Removal. Trtmmmg. Bobcat Svc, Firewood. Frea EaCmataa. 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Thieves using Tunisian coins lo get quarters from venefing machines The Seminote County Sheriff's Office has taken two reports within the past 1 1 ■ i i i t ^ M week i ■j 1 "7! I I I I I I i : 71 regarding Lsrcenytheft of money from Vending machines. In one 7 CJSV' a vic­ tim report­ ed losing $233 in quarters from a vending machine. Apparently, thieves are sub­ stituting coins from another nation, and then uring the coin return mechanism to get U S. quarters. The coins are roughly the same size and weight as a U S. quarter. Accenting to investiga­ tors' research, the coins appear to be a flve-mlilime Tunisia coin that b being substituted. According to the victim, there have been other instances involving vending machines on interstates 4 ,7 5 and 95 and the total loss could be $3,000. . . . . . Gardner is one of several Sanora n * ntolwh° p,antoa,tcnd*•* S"* Thursday night He hopes lo convince PI build apartments," said Rick Gardner, whose property is next to the proposed pro­ ject "I can Uve with th a t But the plan they want to do is abut three stories of apart­ ments right next to my property line. That would be a disgrace, and I'm going to fight Area officials discuss w ater supply during Central Honda summit Seminole County elected offi­ cials journeyed Thursday to the Orange County Convention Center to take p u t fat the first Central Florida water summit designed to address area water supply challenges and solutions. Louis C Murray J t, chief of hydrologic studies at the U.S. Geological Survey fat Altamonte Springs, and Hal WUkmfa^, the S t Johns Water District director of resource management, helped alert officials horn seven different counties to specific water con­ cerns. In the last 50 years, the Upper Florida Aquifer has declined five to 10 feet in West Seminole County, according to Murray. Some of the largest dips have com* to the Orange County area. From The 30a to the early 90s, Murray said the dtiea of Orlando and w inter Park alone have increased pumped gallons o f Increased pumping hum the aquifer not only furthers exhaust­ ing the resource, but it abo effects spring flow, lakes' water leveb and wetlands' hydro periods. He abo stated the aquifer has con­ tracted more chloride and unwanted minerals in the pest years. In Seminole County, areas around Oviedo have seen the biggest increase with Chloride frustration. "lan d use changes and ground water withdrawb have affected the quantity and quality o f water resources," Murrey said. WUkening said that by 2020 aquifer pumping would have to increase by 65 percent to meet demands. That could cause the aquifer to drop another couple of feet in die Sanford area and nve to 10 feet in Orlando. ‘T h e aquifer can meet a good portion o f that need, but not all thorn needs can not be m et w i t h ­ out harmful effects to lakes, wet- landsend springs," he said. "We Officers escort William Carr Jr., loft, and Jimmy Franklin lo police cars following their arrest Tuesday. Four cause ruckus at LM High E a r lie r th r e a t p u ts a u th o r itie s o n HoreMsnow kf Carte n e a r Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood and Seminole County Commissioner Daryl McLain dlscuse the area's water supply during the first Central Florida water summit held Thursday el the Orange County Convention Center. ; a le r t LAKE MARY— Four men were arrested Tuesday after an incident at Lake Mary High School Seminole County Sheriff's Office deputies were advbed by a student Sunday that an unidentified male had threatened to "bring some heat after schooL" As the school day winded down Tliesday at Lake Mary High, School Resource Officer Carf Tipton, who was aware of the threat noticed a suspicious truck behind the row of parked buses. Boxing the truck to between his patrol car and the buses. - :y Seminole County Sheriffs Deputy Mike Hawkins escorts Terrance Jackson lo a waiting police car Tuesday following his arrest for trespassing. See Ruckus, Page 8A Master Musician Educators honored during Zora Neale Hurston gala When it comes to choosing a license plate, the state of Florida offers a variety of choices — 52 to be exact For people who lean toward the poetic or who Just want to make a personal statement, however, the options Seminole Smile By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent Zora Neale Hurston Festival Awards Gala recently honored four o f Central Florida's outstanding "M aster Musician Educators." Saturday evening, Jan. 2 6 , at the Wyndham Orlando Resort, the Association to Preserve the Eatonville Community (PEC) presented a salute to these educators at the 13th annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities. Musk for the gala affair fea- 0 tured the renowned Charley Bateman Quartet. Mistress of ceremonies for the evening was Jackie Benton of Orlando. Presenting the awards was N.Y. Nathiri, executive director of PEC. National acclaim went to the army bearers who have taught thousands of students the greatness in the musical world of arts. They have had a continuation of their greatness through the many lives they have touched. These great accomplishments earned them the title of Master Musician Educators. Honored as a master of the art of music as a band director was James W. "C hief" Wilson. He has taught band at Jones High School for 40 years. Wilson enhanced the overall development and experiences of many students because of his unique teaching ability and the strong moral values. He's a great role model of high character and many o f his students have attained professional careers as top musicians in the country. Recently honored for his contribution to the field of music, Wilson was inducted in to the Music Hall of Fame. On the cam- pus of Jones High, the local commu honored Wilson by naming the audi um after him. He is also conductor ol Director’s Dream Band. A band c prised of his former students. Choral director Edna S. Harj Thrower chose music as her life's ca After abandoning her dream of beii concert pianist, she opted instead to tr In 1%7, Hargrett-Thrower returned ft alma mater where she remained 33 y> She created a program for choral rr "par excellence." Her chorus, ensen ifnnnrv Pjv # HA Lake Mary Preparatory begins Phase II By Mlcfwll* Jeria Managing Editor Pouneh Alcott - Lake Mary Preparatory School director In d e x Clailifivd Ciouwofd Legal) . lifoSlyl* . . ObUwriM Opinion . . Polka Log Ral.gion . , Sporti . . LAKE MARY — The Griffins are growing. Lake Mary Preparatory School faculty and staff officially marked the beginning of Phase II in the facility's construction plan Thursday during a ground break­ ing ceremony. Once finished, the second phase in the school's building process will include a 22,000 square fool elementary building and sports complex. "If you ask any of our faculty and staff, they will say they have been waiting for this for two years," Pouneh Alcott said. "We've experienced tremendous growth during the last few years." Lake Mary Preparatory, with the Griffin as its mascot. Is one of seven campuses worldwide oper­ ated by Learning Unlimited International Schools, a not for profit organization founded by Alcott and her husband. Bill, in 1976. Five campuses are in Ohio, while an international campus is located in St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles. Lake Mary Preparatory School, located on Rantoul Lane next to the city 's Sports Complex, opened in 1999. Initial construc­ tion included a 45,000 square foot building containing class­ rooms, laboratories for science, computer and art, instrumental and vocal rooms, a library/media center, a regulation sized gymna­ sium, a performance stage, lunch­ room, administrative offices and a soccer field. Initial enrollment was 200 stu­ dents in grades Pre-K through 10. Today, enrollment has increased to 500 students, and the school added the llth grade during the 2000/01 school year. Due to the facility's rapid rate of growth, the faculty and staff decided to accelerate the school's expansion plans. According to Alcott, the school anticipates a growth rate of 30 percent by the S tc Phase II, Page 8A Mataid pholo by Tommy Vlncaot Lake Mary City officials and faculty and staff from Lake Mary Preparatory School cut a ribbon Friday, marking the beginning of the school's Phase tl expansion project. �2/\ Sunday. February 3.2002 T he S eminole Herald SPOTUGHTonBUSINESS LakeMaryCommunityPreschool Lake M aty Com m unity Preschool, LLP is like a breath o f fresh air giving a fabulously unique style to the learning environment o f children age two through fiv e Previously a residence next to Seminole Com m unity College; it has been completely renovated and expanded into a bright and friendly place for young children. 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He was a maintenance worker for Seminole County Public Schools and a member of Oak Grove MB. Church In Geneva. He enjoyed fishing, garden­ ing, yard work and spending time with his family. Survivors Include his wife, Juanita Banks of Geneva; three sons, Alvin Codetta of Springfield. Ma„ Walter Codetta of Hartford, Conn, and Ozie Banks of Savannah. Ga ; eight daugh­ ters, dare Coleman of Springfield, Ma., Jade Smith of New Bern, N.C, RiUie Brown and Michelle Sutton of Orlando, Deborah Graves of Geneva, Menmka Jones of Winter Park, SyMa Stringer of Winter Springs and Octavla Martin of Oviedo; 23 f children; and si* great Golden’s Funeral Home Inc, of Winter Park Is In charge of arrangemerits, TYRONE BANKS Tyrone Banks, 48, of Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, died Wednesday. Jaa 30,2002, In Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom In Sanford, he was a mainte­ nance supervisor for DttrnWood Place Apartments. Survivors include his spouse, Annie Banks of Sanford; his parents, Eddie and Viola Banks of Geneva; one son, Terrill Burke of Sanford; one daughter, Tantanisha Burke; two brothers, Eddie Banks Jr, and Willie Lee Banks, both of Sanford; five sis­ ters, Barbara Stone, Rosemary Banks, Mary Ann Banks and Diana Cason, all of Geneva, and Virginia BanksMoye of Sanford; and two grandchil­ dren. Funeral service is 11 am. Monday, Feb. 4, In CXik Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Geneva. Calling hours are 3 to 7 p m Sunday, Feb, 3, in Wilson Eichetbergcr Mortuary and 10 ajn. until service time on Monday. Gail and Wynn's Mortuary Inc, of Orlando is in charge of arrange­ ments. KATHLEEN M. BEALE Kathleen M Beale, 81, of Lake Mary, died Monday, Jaa 28,2002. Bam in Brooklyn, N.Y, she moved to Central Florida in 1978. She was an active member and former presi­ dent of the Lake Mary Woman's Club. Survivors Include three sons. John "Sean" Beale Jr, Richard Beale and Christopher Beale; two brothers. Jack IVppard of la ic Mohegan. N.Y. anil {Vincent Emmll IVppard of North tfdumj Befch;right grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial donations may be made to the National Cancer Society of to a charity of the donor’s choke. Banfield Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. GUS BECKSTROM SR. Cus Beckstrom Sr, 87, of Ricker Avenue, Orlando, died Sunday, Jan. 27,2002, In Florida Hospital, Winter Park. Bom In Sanford, he was retired from the dty of Orlando. He enjoyed fishing and also working with his son during his election campaign for Ifoiusla County Sheriff. He was of the Catholic faith Survivors Include his wife of 30 yean Mamie Beckstrom of Orlando; two sons, Cus Beckstrom Jr, of Deltona and Cedi Beckstrom of Blthlo; one daughter, Charlene Beckstrom of Winter Springs; five grandchildren; and six great grand­ children. Altman-Long Funeral Homes of DeBary are In charge of arrangements. NATALE BELSFTO Natale "Tony* Betsito, 86, of Airport Boulevard, Sanford, died Monday, Jaa 28,2001 Born In Maruyunk, Pa. he moved to Florida in 1958. He waa the owner of Tony's Home Based Tavern In Sanford. Fie was a member of All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford. He was also retired from the Sanford Naval Air Station. Survivors include his wife. Row Betsito; one son. Frank Betelto of Jacksonville; two daughters, Rmeanne Beteito of Fort Lauderdale and Natalie Ekhdbcrger of Knoxville, Ark.; nine grandchildren; and two great grand­ children. Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. SHARRON ANN TEDFORD Sharron Arm Tedford, 58, of Exeter Court Sanford, died Sunday, Jaa 27, 2001 Bom in Syracuse. N.Y. she moved to Florida In 1971 She wasa home­ maker. She was of the Catholic frith. Survivors indude her husband, Donald Tedford of Sanford; four aons, Hm Straight of North Pitcher, N.Y., Donald H. Tedford Jr. of Weedsport N.Y., John W, Evans oif Weedsport N.Y., arid Chuck Tedford of Sanford; five daughters, Terri Tedford of Oklahoma City, OUa. Donna Brubaker of Sanford, Karen Gallup of Sanford, Tina Gallup of Sanford and Cher'e Lynn Gallup of Orlando; six brothers, Ed Cole of Kissimmee, James Cole Sr. of Polk City, William Cole of Camp Spring, Md. Al Hancock of Syracuse, N.Y. David Hancock of Brooksville and Jay Alden , B a n fie ld F u n e ra l H o m e , “ FamilyOwned&.ServingCentral fkxklaSince 1969 ifl Cl GUARANTEEDLOWEST PRICES Burial Cremation Transport Out Of State 46*0 $17** $*95 Wc Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans 3 2 7 -1 5 0 0 Is your portfolio SHIP SHAPE? PATRICIA JANE TRIPP Patricia Jane Tripp, 45, of Satsuma Drive, Sanford, died Wednesday, Jaa 30.2002, to Altamonte Springs Bom to Rochester, N.Y, aim moved to Central Florida from Columbus, Ohio, to 1980. She was a musician and was a member of the Moose Lodge and the American Legion Auxiliary. She was past commander of the Disabled Veterans AuxilUry and vice president for the Florida Country Music Association. She was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include her husband, James Tripp of Sanford; four daugh­ ter!, Kathy Jean Watkins of Melbourne, Kristen Lynn Bryan of Sanford, Jodi Lee Tripp of Sanford and Jennifer Ruth Tripp of Sanford; one son, James L Tripp II of Sanford; one brother, Robert A. Daugherty of Geneva; one sister, Janis Lee Outlaid of Port Orange; and two grandchil­ dren. Baldwin Fairchild Qaklawn Chapel of Sanford is to charge of arrange­ ments. DELORES A WERNER Delores A. VWmer, 70, of North Wellington Drive, Deltona, died Wednesday, Jaa 30,2003, to her resi­ dence. Bom to Withec, Wis, she moved to Central Florida to 1997. She was an assembler for Brirap and Straton. She was a member of She Lutheran Church-Providence, Neighborhood Watch and the Deltona Rose Society. She was also a receptionist for the YMCA She enjoyed gardening. Survivors Include one son, Douglas Wemer of Holmen, Wis.; two daughters, Debra Zacharias of Deltona and Cheryl Mitacek of Cudahy, Wls.; two brothers, Florian Tomkowiak of Cudahy, Wis. and Ervin Tomkowiak of Loyal, Wls.; one sister, Christine Krawcyk of Greendale, Wis.; and seven granddiidren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home oi Orange City is to charge of arrange­ ments. NATHANIEL WAY Nathaniel Way, 71, of Orange Boulevard, Sanford, died Sunday, Jaa 27.2002, in Life Care Center of Altamonte Springs. J t f HMMAM J t f H M D M M itf HMOIMJtC A c e I s t h e p i e c e w ith t h e h e lp fu l h a r d w a r e fo lk s ! 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N o one d en ies that the p roperty ow ners h a v e th e right, as w ell as th e p roper zoning, to p ursue their project. But rights co m e w ith responsibilities, and the G ro v es' d evelop ers hav e a d uty to m inim ize th e effects o f th eir p ro ­ je c t on hom eow ners in the Sanora subdivision. To d ate, they d o n 't ap p ear to b e interested in b ein g good neighbors. Th e d evelop ers and th eir representatives continue to in sist on p roviding a m inim al bu ffer zone fo r three-story apartm ents ad jacen t to a q u ite neighborhood o f single-fam ily hom es. T h e P lanning and Z oning C om m ission should require the d evelo p ers to in crease the bu ffer z o n e to 50 feet (th ey w ant 15) and pu t th e b u ild in g setback a t 100 feet. Furtherm ore, PAcZ m em bers shou ld d en y a n y three-story ap artm en t bu ild ings n ex t to single-fam ily h o m es. Three stories is too h igh, too in tru sive fo r K rid er R oad residents, m an y w ho h av e lived in th e neighborhood fo r m ore than a d ecad e. It's a reasonable com prom ise. In prelim inary site plans, there are three b u ild in gs ad jacen t to single-fam ily hom es. If those are redu ced to tw o-story b u ild in g s, it still leav es the d ev elo p m en t w ith ab o u t 300 units. O f co u rse, com m issioners shou ld prepare th em selves for the inevitable battle cry o f the d e v e lo p e r "W e need m ore u nits to m ak e th e num bers w o rk !" Tough! If the p roject w o n 't w ork b y follow ing the ru les and being a g oo d neigh­ bor, the d evelop ers should And a different w ay to m ak e m oney. C om m ission ers are u nd er n o obligation to gran t Your View Snow rem inds us to rem em ber vets l b the ed itor Did you catch Tom Hanks' comment on the Golden Globe broadcast Sunday night? Referring to veterans, he said, "Som e are home In bed and some are in heaven." In a ran­ dom survey of obituary columns in a local newspaper from Jan. 9 until now, the ratio of World War II vets to total vets runs approximately 50 percent. of the American Legion build­ ing memorializing WW1 veter­ ans. At last we are going to correct this lack of recognition for those willing to risk their lives for us. Hopefully this can be completed See Letters, Page SA In one issue alone the ratio was eight out of 14! Some had served in WWI1, Korea and Vietnam. So far I've seen only one monument to veterans in this whole county — that Is the white obelisk at the front door City board members need more training in a hearing. and licensing regulation imposed by the dty. The matter before them on Jan. 17 was one A few months ago, I was visited at my of the most blatant examples of noncompli­ business by a member of the dty code th e en tire com m unity. T he ance they will ever experience. Except for enforcement. She left me with a list of what chairman Mike Skat, who voted against this A so lu tio n th at b o th Sanora resid en ts and the d eveloper constitutes "strict" code violations. Among proposal, everyone else voted for the them was the requirement that 1 had to cou ld live w ith is achievable. R esid en ts are open to discus­ approval People who sit on these commis­ obtain permission from the Sanford Historic sion s, b u t so far the d evelopm ent team has not sched u led a Preservation Board in order to paint the front sions or boards must realize they can vote m eeting, th ou gh th ey're scram b lin g to put togeth er a lastof my business. It was white, and I wanted their own convictions. They can vote against m in u te d o g e n d p o n y »h ow b e fo r e T h u p tU y 'a r & Z m eet* to paint It white. I went to City Hall and —" p e a c e lu l Uuw nU—rtS fl W h ere p u o ^ lc c a n dty staff recommendations. They can veheing. obtained their signaling a o jl approval £ f y s , ( OTently oppose other members of the board if IcisuntJy Stroll by^anfiqqe sjtops. My busi­ U nless there is a chang^ o f h eart b y the p ro p e rty bWltaiV,* “ is the way it should work. What I don't ness faces 2nd Street and borders the alley­ they choose. understand is why code enforcement was way behind the Sanford Avenue location. th e P lanning an d Z oning C o m m ission m ust force the G roves As a minimum, every member of a board For several months, I and other businesses not able to deal with severe like Planning and Zoning should receive at at Sanford to b e the good neigh bo rs they d o n 't w an t to be. code violations practically have been plagued by waste water that Is least eight hours of training before hearing next door to me. used to dean the reptile cages. The waste an issue. This training should include, accumulates on the parking area, runs down At the hearing, not one among other factors, their duties and respon­ the alley, across a public sidewalk and into a member of the commission sibilities (including the Sunshine Law), some Jo e storm drain that feeds into the S t Johns asked the dty staff to technical orientation to the process they are explain their justification for dedding on and examples of the effects of River. In addition, occupants of the building recommending approval of their potential decisions, they should also be where the pet store is located have reported snakes showing up in their offices and in a conditional use permit I don't believe the sworn in before a public gathering, such as a areas surrounding the building. One mail Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of the City Commission, to impress K udos are in ord er for T h u lasi K arunanidhi, o r as her upon everyone the significance of their carrier reported seeing a boa constrictor and as a whole can operate in the best interest of friends and classm ates know her, T. H er friends h av e a few neighboring homes have reported snakes. the dty of Sanford and its taxpayers. This is appointment. If they are not adequately able not their fault. 1 do not blame them, nor do I to understand and deal with the issues There were also reports of dead animals in m ore initials to rem em ber, now th at she w as crow n ed M iss blame the current City Commission or City before them, our system of control is serious­ nearby dumpsters. SH S on Satu rd ay night. ly weakened. How are they ever going to be Management. The problem, in my opinion, The business owner of J.P. Pets did not T h e S em in o le H igh School sen io r w as chosen o v er an able to say not to a petitioner when it is war­ has evolved by trying to balance services obtain an occupational license from the dty im pressive list o f you ng lad ies to represent the school. T 's ranted if they are conditioned to respond against available monies while holding the or Seminole County even though he has th e total package. Sh e has g race, poise and an outgoin g strictly to the limited input of dty staff? line on taxes. Members of this commission occupied the facility since September. natu re that m elts the ch ill o ff the cold -heartedest cynic. An and other boards are appointed to their role It is time for the dty of Sanford to fix this I was stunned when it became apparent ou tstan d ing student, T d o esn 't lim it her self to the class­ os non-compensated volunteers. They problem. Some of those 1 have discussed this that I was the only person at the hearing to room . S h e 's activ e in num erous student groups and volun­ receive no training on what their duties and with suggest our county boards need this speak out against this issue. 1 provided pho­ teers for an exhaustive list o f charitable groups. responsibilities are and they are not held training, as well. If we don't fix this problem, tos of the parking and alley areas where the A fter she grad uates in May, T plans to travel to India to we'U have more snakes and lizards running accountable to anyone for their decisions. animal cages were being washed. I also pro­ our streets. How about anacondas? They fall They act on recommendations of paid dty volu nteer at a kindergarten s c h o o l. Then it's o ff to one of vided photos of some of the loose snakes. staff members who they traditionally hold in into the category approved as non-ven­ What blew my mind was that the P&Z the U nited S tate 's elite u niversity's to m edicine. trust as having researched the matter, both omous reptiles. Forty-footers shouldn't be a commission voted to approve a conditional But d o n 't think T w alked aw ay from from th e field of co n ­ problem, should they? legally and in the best interest of the dty. In use that allows this business to continue at testants at th e M iss SH S Pageant. Saturday n ig h t's event addition, the Florida Sunshine Law, although this location for another year, provided they show cased 23 ladies w ho w ere as equally as d eservin g o f J o * l l u t w l g o w n s J .C . I l.r t w lg valid, restricts their ability to research or dis­ adhere to a few regulations now imposed. the crow n. W h ile not all of them could w ear th e tiara, they k A sso cia tes In c . s t 3 0 7 2 n d S treet In S a n fo rd . The business owner has broken every zoning cuss a problem at hand until it is before them carried them selves as grace and dignity. T he Joh n W alkers and the C olum bine H igh School killers are portrayed as exam ples o f w hat's w rong w ith A m erica's youth. A m uch better story is the new s that th ese ladies are an exam ple o f w h at's right w ith today's teenagers. C ongratu lations to T hu lasi and all the contestants! varian ces solely becau se o f financial concerns. T h ey th em ­ selv es have a d u ty to base their d ecisio n s on w h at is best for On Jan. 1 7 ,1 attended a hearing before the d ty of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission. The purpose of the hearing was for the Commission to decide on a "Conditional use request for wholesale and storage of non-venomous reptiles at 210 and 212 Sanford Avenue." This location is a little more than one block south of what la generally considered the Guest Column llartwlg C o n g ra ts , T ! On the Street The Herald asks people what they think... This Sunday, the St. Louis Rams and the New England Patriots will vie fo r the title Super Howl 36 Champions. We asked several people to predict the winner and the score o f the championship game. It's going to be S i Louis by 18. And, it's not going to be pretty. Police Chief Richard Beery Lake Mary I've been putting lor the Raiders all sea­ son. So, of course the Patriots witt beat SL Louts, since they beat the Raiders. II will be New England by six. Linda Reynolds Lake Mary I'm going with the Rams, but it Is going to be doeer than everybody thinks. The score writ be 20 to 14. City Manager John Litton Lake Mary I am going to go with New England, since my colleague in Boston is a Patriots fan. I have no due what Ihe score will be, but it should be pretty tight Polly Reeve Longwood I would probably favor the Rams because they are playing on Astro turf. But I wouldn't be sur­ prised Iflhe Patriots pulled through. I think It is going to be a pretty good game. Jerry Qolstayn Lake Mary �I Sunday. February 3. 2002 P a g ) S A ; . T he Seminole Huuld Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Nonii and Joyce Nichols Lewis ■OAMB PLA YfJ»- 92 Otoedor Kazan ayFW on scop W O e l_ o i» *r ACROSS 94 Doo-wop lylatfe 1 Star 98 Baaobaipfeylng accompaniment ePtakcakfe 99 Numbarad hwy, 10 Scratch 100 Church official 14 Quad In 102 Not duped by 19 Edgar__Poe 103 Heavyweight »i l-A J - IJ 20 Pantomime uiynsQ cMnce IQSUaaaiicUe 21 R tvertoSw 107"0mlgoehr HOOaeh 22 Dan ot "Laugh-In" 111 "Par ihaTaa 23BadmMon114 M i l pMying 118 Ukaaome salad 25 Chets-piaying 122 Boxing TV dog? phyafcfet? 124 Hocfcay-playtng 27 Den purchaae movie defective? 280W nd 30 Eartar aupplee 128 About one percent ot air 31 "M*A*S*H" star 33 The Thin Man" 127 Heavy rearing roie 128 LowHytng area 34 Fabiad also-ran t29 Erorcrsf* (oe 36 Nuta 130 T o be* 39 The Beatfee'let 131 Risked a dtadon 18 Fartfeet tram the 132 TV1 hole, In got 17 Red El the mkkJe May Ctampett 133 Cropped ie> 18 Ooaa no hatter 24 Sold on. ass C o a tla a ed fro m l 54 Fuel mixture 58 Generous 50 Aleppo's land 81 Has the nerve 83 Multitudes 88 Suffix with Shakespeare 88 Detective 70 Brtt. rrtMary 28 Wort on 29 NomM Ambler 32 tn accord 38 Zany Martha 30 Condudoc Mthta 72 Sunshine State 5 Yto n w o n V ie 37 Efeniah oi Range* otter 74 Cointiy singer 6 SeaaM safer 36 Bowing TV K.T. 7 Hal ot Fenter 75 Grtevet'S word Aperido 40 Prop up 78 1968 French 8 Dog-tired 41 Piece In tie CM Open champ 9 Guy to And, in West? Tony ktd®1' jj 43 Beskstbal77 Runaway ot 10 Choral wort* ptaytogTV ncsTniiion spot private eye? 78 Corker 44 SquaM 12 Neck ollha 80 Sand 47 Buy alternative 81 U-HaUr— t 13 "Since I Ft* tor 48 Mute's mom competitor You" l 49Pfesic 84 San__ Lenny 50*_yourl»sr 88 Plywood laature 52 Generic 14 Wsl SI trader 89 "Zlp-_ Ooo-Oah" 151 91 Trained 1 Oiptamarai Looofi ingrwssni 3 Depressed 4 Kind ot insect 93 Jingle crusher 98 Tiak’s nel^ibor 97 Old Venetian judga 98 Kind oi round 101 Pull, lorona 104 Mama bird 106 Some locks 108 Stil in the game 109 Model adornment t i l PtS anst- before we lose too many more, so they can see that we really do care about them. This is a happening thing, Sanford and Seminole County. To quote a hero of Sept. 11, "Let's roll!” Nell Snow Sanford 112 Taka on 113 Actress Swanson 115 Perrfied on 116 Cofertdge work 117 Gateway 119 Ha champion la ‘yokozuna* 120 Love god 121 Great _ 123 Blaster'i need 125 *Oy_P S tu m p e d ? C a ll 1 • 9 0 0 * 9 3 3 * 5 1 5 5 .9 9 cants a minute 42 Zippy I 45 Address that t f Letters 114 Http" 46 Water poiopMying pop alar? 51 Saw suffix 53 Poppycock 55 Warm. In a game S6‘60s-70s li 19 TT" T l" 30 57 Violinist Mischa 59 Home furnishings chain 60 Scorched 82 Musical with the song ■Memory* 84 Cookery’s Rombauer 65 Deny 67 Calm 69 "Good* loyal Ace offers reward for info ‘Popeye the Rooster’ To the editor; Oviedo Ace Hardware recent­ ly lost one of its own. "Popeye," as wc called him, was our store mascot and a beautiful rooster. He loved to come in the store and be held by employees and greet our customers as they came In. At night, he slept on bags of mulch and waited for his friends to return. To compound our loss, we believe that Popeye did not die of natural causes but was the victim of someone who did not share our love of animals. In fact, since he died, the flock has been decreasing in number. It is our fear that more of the Oviedo Chickens will meet with untimely deaths. These creatures never caused any harm to people, and wc don't understand how anyone could not have found them endearing. We are therefore Southeast Seminole County who have donated their items to a ir non-profit store. Your contribu tions of used household mer­ chandise enabled us to help children, families and other notfor-profit organizations In our neighborhood. The giving and goodness goes on in 2002. With Sin cere Thanks, Heidi Higdon Manager o f H elping Kids Thrift and G ift Store V Orlando offering a reward of $300 for information which leads to the person who is responsible for this despicable act. Anyone who has such information should call the store at 407-365-6634. It is our sincere desire that noth­ ing like this will happen a g a in , to endanger our feathered friends. Bob Parsell Chaimun/CEO Ace Hardware of Oviedo Higdon thankful for donations Carpenter: Don’t * feel sorry for Camp ill X-ray detainees To the editor: The last four months of the year 2001 leaves a heavy, sor­ rowful place in our spirits and minds that will never be erased by the passage of years. Although the events of the past four months will be a black veil of time in our history books, it will also be remembered as an era when Americans and the community of the peace loving world became one. When peo­ ple of all races and nations donated funds in record-break­ ing numbers to the victims of the New York tragedy. In this New Year of 2002, let us give thanks and recognition to generous offerings of all peo­ ple who care for and give to others. Helping Kids Thrift and Gift Store V wishes lo thank all of the patrons of The Seminole Herald and the community of To the editor: 7b Before we get our tails all twisted feeling sorry for the "DETAINEES" in Guantanamo, •b Cuba, please let me relay my :b experience there. In the 60's, the -q Navy ordered me to GITMO for one year. in Logistics, 1 was assigned to an isolated warehouse on a tip of -'b ■er land overlooking the ocean. I soon volunteered lo spend most ;.*i nights sleeping on a cot in a ti small comer of the tin ware­ . ri house, near a phone to expedite •d aircraft parts. It rarely rains there, is never cold and pests are few. 1 watched many a sunset on it the water and read a lot. Gee, ..tl just like the "DETAINEES!" What I had that they don't was a three-quarter pound steak .41 cooked to order each Friday, a •u nightly movie at the open-air theater, USO, freedom of move­ .<w ment, fishing and snorkeling •d when I could and many other 'it freedoms we sometimes take for :v granted. But then my job was protect­ •K Jl ing the SAFETY k FREEDOM of civilians - not murdering them. Tt Thomas C arpenter. ■ 71 Madbon’s 73 Discount label 74 "Hang on.-" 75 Mora than old 77 Great buys 79 Many a bee 62 Timber wolf 63 Over-50 org. 85 Propels a shel 87 "He wouldn't harm_* 88 Amtrak's "bullet tram" 90 Pope after Sixtus III SEVENTH ANNUAL SANTORO, FLORIDA ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE FEBRUARY 8 - 1 0 , 2 0 0 2 FRIDAY A SATURDAY 10AM-5 PM > SUNDAY 11AM-5PM ’ SANFORD CIVIC CENTER T IT 4 0 1 E A S T S EM IN O LE BLVD. E X IT # 5 1 O FF 1 - 4 . SA N FO R D , FL 122 130 02ATV02 i ..-fir,il-.I.iU ti fc.li. 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Jacobson said the laser show people have agreed to come back for another show and not charge __ DBA for the Christmas | event She expects the same from the Sorrento-based crane operator. Don't* count on it He wants his $1,300. Guess for now, he'll have to settle for Sara's gracious charm. SAT SUN i**i f i n im jfc Kn n piHiTO ny T.uuni tom m yu l/tnvant v in es in A point of perspective view looking up from the ground to the top of Bram Towers In Sanford on a slightly overcast day. Aggravated Assault • Sanford Officer Gerald Dozier arrested Travis Clark. 31, of Geneva Tuesday for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, but without intent to kill Clark allegedly displayed a blacksmith and Wesson 357 Magnum revolver in a threatening manner. • Sanford Officer Darrell Wright arrested Willie Williams. 37, of Sanford Tuesday for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon but without intent to kilt assault by way of verbal threats and property damage. Contempt of court Whether arguing over who hires the general master or Jockeying for position to supervise law clerks, Seminole County judges have a history of trivial infighting. That may change if the judicialf circuit's c top dog has his way. Bruce Jacobus took over in July 2001 as the 18th Circuit's Chief Judge and gave the Seminole judges .•six months to put their bickering on the back bum'■er. The quibbling didn't stop so Jacobus dropped '■the hammer last week. He was spurred to action after the Orlando ■paper published a column by Jim Toner. Judge •Alan Dickey sent Toner a letter indicating that 'a majority (if not all) of the judges'* would prefer to stay in downtown Sanford rather than move to a '•new courthouse at Five Points in the city's southern itip. I While insiders say Dickey's view is popular, It is \by no means unanimous. Furthermore, Seminole •judges rarely speak with one voice — whether ‘u hHpM ornot — and m m WOT Irritated' Cp«uniuUtMi to tp w k tor p o u y. Sn________ began ricocheting throughout the courthouse, at which’pblnt Jacobus delivered a blistering rebuke to the judges’ petty politics. Behind closed doors, the Chief Judge reminded Seminole jurists of the low esteem in which they're ’viewed throughout the state, primarily because of 1their quarrelsome ways. Jacobus put the group on Jnotke; Shape up and begin working together or !prepare to race nls wrath. ; Several in the know said it was about time the fudges received a 'verbal spanking." ; "Good fo r him," a source said. "There's too ;much maneuvering on the minutiae." » Aggravated Battery Sanford Officer Peter Renty arretted Lenora Bush, 38, of Sanford Tuesday for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Bush allegedly hit a man over the head with a tire Iron In front of Joe’e Garage located at the Intersection of 13th Street and Olive Avenue. Shoplifting Sanford Officer Terry Mullins arrested Juan Pineda, 27, and Patricia Pineda, 32, M h of tanioni. T U ea d a y for s h o fitlfttn g a n d itenuytngi ' ru re p e a te d ly took their d > . without paving for them. Store security offi­ cers noticed Juan tearing up the photograph envelope with the price attached to it in a bathroom stalL Prostitution Agents of the Gty/County Investigative Bureau conducted an undercover operation in Sanford Tuesday targeting prostitution. Three undercover agents wcxked the area of E 25 Street and Palmetto Avenue. Mary Baker, 32, of Lake Mary approached two of the agents and offered to perform sexual acts on the two in exchange for $30. A glass crack pipe was also found on her person. Police charged her with assignation to com­ mit prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia. ■ This is the digital age? Speaking of the new courthouse, there's a dirty little secret no one wants to admit More than one courthouse fly has buzzed the Clock about the real reason behind the cramped quarters. The space crunch has more to do with paperwork than people. There's plenty of court­ room space but not nearly enough room to house the growing mountain of records generated by resi­ dents doing business — voluntarily or otherwise — at the courthouse. All those judgments, marriages, divorces, traffic tickets, e t aL must be kept, but with advances in technology, you'd think those records would be filed electronically rather than in bulky cabinets. Granted, purchasing the technology to record and store those files electronically is costly, but it's got be cheaper than the $48 million taxpayers arc shelling out for a new courthouse. Actually the campaign to relocate the courthouse to Ftve Points from downtown Sanford has at least 40 years of history. The original D ock Keeper; for­ mer Herald Editor Larry Vershel, reported exten­ sively in 1966 on the South Seminole Jaycees' effort to force the courthouse move to Five Points. Problem was, Five Points was three miles south of the dty limits of Sanford, the county seat The Jaycees argued that the courthouse should j be centrally located, which begs the question: Why ; have county politicos expended so much energy ! over the years to fight geography battles in i the ! state's third smallest county? North to sou south. Seminole County is about 15 miles wide. It's not much bigger east to west. Sexual Battery Sanford Officer John Labree arrested Gregory Lord, 19, of Sanford Wednesday for sexual battery. Lord allegedly had sexual Intercourse with a minor. DU1 • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested Freddie Sanchez, 49, of Sanford Thursday for his fourth driving under the influence offense, driving with a suspended license, driving without a license plate tag an open container of beer and not being able to pre­ sent current insurance. The driver refused to take blood alcohol tests. • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrested Richard Kendall, 65, of Sanford Wednesday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .022. • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested Tamala White, 33, of Sanford Thursday for driving under the influence, attached regis­ tration not belonging to the vehicle and speeding 50 mph in a 35 mph zone of State Road 46A. Breathalyzer tests at the jail reveakd a blood alcohol content of about .137. • Casselberry Officer Button arrested Tammy Stanovitch, 42, of Sanford Wednesday for driving under the influence. The subject refused to a breath test. Stantovicth and Richard Rose, 46, of Longwood were also both charged with car­ Information fo r Arvuml the Clock is compiled by Herald Editor Dun Ping. D oug F e tz c r FuSluktr Dan Ping John Coffman ( t o i r , Lavender Dona CMncn CNw Pincn Mar. a Hawkins Daan Smith Tommy Vtocant Police Blotter jacking. The two reportedly forced a man out of his vehicle behind the Home Depot and then took off with the car. Suspended License • Casselberry Officer Pennic Stokes arrested Tamara Flower, 35, of Longwood Wednesday for driving with a suspended license ana an expired vehicle tag • Seminole Deputy Rom Pcnsa arrested Randy Stanley, 30, of Longwood Wednesday for driving with a suspended license. • Seminole Deputy John Hawkins arrest­ ed Melissa Ortiz, 34, of Lake Mary Thursday fur driving with an expired Home*. . ,i Sparking Relationship Seminole Deputy Kimberly Kevbler arrested married couple Noreen, 37, and Thomas Waite, 39, both of Lake Mary, Wednesday and charged Noreen with domestic battery and Thomas with aggra­ vated assault with a deadly weapon. Thomas stated to police that he was sleep­ ing when Noreen threw a glass of water on him. She reportedly started throwing remote controls at him and punching him about his body. Thomas grabbed his stun gun to keep his wife away. Burglary Longwood Inv. Rob Laduczky arrested Elvin Rodriguez, 18, of Inngwcxxi Wednesday for burglary to a structure and larceny. Rodriguez allegedly entered an East Lake Jessup Avenue mobile home trailer and dole a box of ammunition valued at *30. No Driver's License Oviedo Officer J. Moore arrested Temirio Hcrshey, 20, of Sanford Wednesday for dri­ ving without a driver’s license. Hershey stated the officer that he has never o w n e d a driver's license. Drug Possession • Seminole County Deputy Kevin Peterson arrested Aaron Taylor, 19, of Sanford Wednesday for possession of mari­ juana and resisting an officer. • Casselberry Officer Button arrested Damond Lynch, 30, of Longwixx! Thursday fur possession of cucaine. Distraction Theft Maitland Police Wednesday captured two suspects; a man and wife wanted with regard to a distraction theft at a Lake Mary area eye wear business. The distraction theft happened between 120 and 1JO p.m. Wednesday, at the Eyes f lave It, located at 3825 Lake Emma Rood. The mak’ suspect distracted tiie clerk while the femak* suspect made rtf with more than two thousand dollars ($2,000) worth of brand name eyeglass frames (wholesale price). The suspects escaped in a 15-fort U-Ilaul truck. The victim contacted deputies and a DOLO (be un the kmkout) was Issued. At about 3 p.m. Wednesday, a Mai Hand officer. In an unmarked vehicle, witnessed the subjects smoking cannabis in a 7-11 parking Utl just off Highway 17/92. A traffic stop was done at Highway 17/92 and Circle Drive. There, Maitland police discovered the stolen glasses from Seminole County in the U-l laul buck. They also discovered many others that were hidden in a pillowcase, which means there may be other businesses that were vic­ timized in the Central Florida area. The pairs of eyewear hidden in the pillowcase totals 74 pairs valued at $16293 (retail price). James Gilbert Hubbard, 45, and Brenda, 43, both of Jacksonville, face charges of grand theft, possession of stolen merchan­ dise and drug charges. They were booked into the Orange County Jail, since they were captured there. T ru a n t* U n t i l * • Seminote County deputies assigned to ■ •Juvenile Crime Enforcement and Intervention just concluded three days of enhanced truancy enforcement which resulted in 42 students being taken to the Juvenile Assessment Center last week. The Seminole County School District was a part­ ner in this effort. Dtputies went to suspected hangouts for truants, as well as (he homes of kids who chronically skip school. The students were taken to the STAY area at the Juvenik* Assessment Center, where they sat In a classroom until their parents or guardians could come to pick them up. The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office has noticed a correlation between juvenile crime and skipping school, such as daytime bur­ glaries and other undesirable behavior, and is taking efforts to prevent it Lewd and Lascivious A IWkiva area man is in custody for tody fc lewd HI__________________ and lascivious exhibitionin inthey___ the proscnee of a child and an adult I ie's identified as 22-year old Kevin Ryan Rowell. Lk- was residing at a relative's house on I loldemevt Drive in Longwood at the time of his arrest Thursday. On Wednesday, the Seminole County Sheriff's Office received a third party complaint that there was a man who has been exposing himself to children who walk to and from school at nearby Wekiva Elementary. A deputy did surveillance Wednesday and witnessed the suspect pacing back and forth in his yard when the children passed by after set* *4, but did not sec* the suspect expose1himse'lf to children. Liter in the day, however, the sheriff's office received a call from a woman who lives near a jogging path in the nciglihirhexd. She reported to deputies that a man was doing k*wd tilings on the path, and she, her 14-year-tild daughter and I-year-old child witnessed it. Deputies responded and found the suspect walking on Ihe jogging path, nrt far from the victims' residence. Powell was taken into custody and positively identified by the adult and 14-year-old victims. He woukl later make statements that he allegedly exposed himself to the adult vic­ tim, as a prank. He is now in the John E Polk Correctional Facility held on a SULM) hund. The Seminole H erald The U n lv en ity of Central Florida'* Muaic D epartm ent is hosting * recital by cello professor M elissa Kraut 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 3, In the UCF Rehearsal Hall on campus. Kraut will perform with John Almedia on trumpet and Eladlo Scharron on 'uitar. The recital will also euture guesl artist Mary Budd Horozanleckl on violin. Tickets are $10 per per­ son and free to UCF stu­ dents with a current ID card. The program will feature works by DeFalla, Chardon, Kodaly and Robert Brownlow. Brownlow is also a UCF faculty member. For more Information, call 407-823-2869. i WED U T he Lake M ary Chapter o f IAAP, International Association of Administrative Professionals, is hosting an O pen House 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 6, in the Courtyard in Heathrow. Refreshments and ytoqr, > rizes will be p ro v id ed ., , or reservations or infor­ mation, call 407-333-3655. P An eight-w eek Sen ior Widowed Support Group will be meeting every Wednesday at 10 a.m. from Feb. 6 to March 27, in St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church Annex Building, Room U , located at 861 Maitland Ave., in Altamonte Springs. The seminar is for retired men and women who have become recently widowed. The group will offer fellowship, grief edu­ cation, community resource information and hope in the rebuilding process. The seminar is spon­ sored by BaldwinFairchild Cemeteries and Funeral Homes. To make reservations, contact Sally Kopke at 407-894-0507, ext. 205. SAT | j | The Sanford Alumni C hapter of Beta Sigm a Theta Society Inc., will host its Youth for Christ rogram Saturday, Feb. 9, eginning at 7 p.m., in Calvary Temple of Praise, located at 2020 McCracken Road in Sanford. Featured artist will be jasm yne George, singer for Seminole High School and member of the church. E W c w elcom e and encourage your letters and com m ents. A ll letters must include your name, address and phone num ber to be published. “Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ Ehwi Tym t. JR 01*pl*y Advertising id A celebration honoring Vernon "P oppa" Jonee, "Evening o f M iracle*" will be held 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, In Calvary Temple of Praiae, located et 2020 McCracken Road In Sanford. For Information, call 407-328-1541. The ayes have lb Expect the Sanford firefighter* union to approve a new con­ tract with the dty. The vote is Feb. 8, arid the firefighters are general­ ly pleased with the contract The biggest concern was over a pay scale compression issue. That seems L To have been worked out o O u t & A bout Looking up Sunday. February 3. 2002 • VW. 94. No. 47 Bdl Egan Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic N ew spapers, Inc. *300 N. French Ave., Sanford. FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fax (407) 323-9408 Bilan Krsmarok •Ma Cal Chary! Smith Write to us: 300 N . French Avenue Sanlord, F I 32771 Call us: (407)322-2611 E-Mail us: Ted Walker Legal Advertising Parlodcal Postage P a d at SarVord. Honda and adduonal maAng offices Becky TLOem Rovene Dana Pam Smith USPS 4*1280 P atanatter Sand address chwigsa to Circulation Wanda Kourpanrta The SEMINOLE HERALD po R ep u blic N ew s/tapers, Inc. Bor tear Sanlord. 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I would like to be married on Nov. 15,2003, because It's before the holiday season and a great time to take a honeymoon cruise. My problem: My twin sister • married her high school sweet­ heart 16 years ago on Nov. 16. When I mentioned the date I was considering, she got upset ' and said, "You're not getting married on MY wedding week­ end!" My fiance agrees with her. He thinks we would be encroaching on their wedding anniversary If we got married mid-November. My sister's husband, on the other hand, is in favor of us being married on Nov. 15. He thinks it is a good time to tie the knot because it was lucky for them, and after all, there would be an 18-year difference in the wedding anniversaries. 1 view my sister's reaction as demonstrating a twlnly compet­ itiveness I thought we had out­ grown long ago. Can you advise me? KAREN IN VIRGIN IA DEAR KAREN: While you may have thought the "twiniy competitiveness" was dead, It seems it was only napping. Although I consider your sis­ ter's attitude childish, it’s up to you to decide how important her objection is to you — and whether going ahead with the wedding date you have chosen is worth the resentment it may cause in her relationship with you. Only you can make that decision. lo let them visit her. My mother Is still young and in good health. She works only part time. I do not understand why she doesn't enjoy tending her grandchildren, because they really are wonderful k id s.! would love to confront her, but I know she would become defen­ sive, and it would lead to hurt feelings for both of us. This has become a major stumbling block for me and my family and is straining my rela­ tionship with them. Any time she calls us for help, we quickly respond with our services. Sunday. February 3. 2002 P n m 7 A your relationship with your mother. You and your husband may expect too much from her. Let her off the hook. Find a qualified baby sitter, and ask your mother to visit your chil­ dren while you are gone. SANFORD — Florida Solar Technology, Inc., already Ihe world's largest contractor of pool heating systems, is ready to announce a major corporate reorganization designed to posi­ tion the company for growth lots of it. Starting last year, Skip West, who founded Florida Solar in the early 1980s, quietly laid the groundwork for the reorganiza­ tion by acquiring and merging companies and launching new divisions that open up a tremen­ dous market - the entire state of Florida. The new company, West said, will focus on a wide range of homeowner services from swimming pool maintenance to termite control. West said the new company will be called Olympian Home Services, Inc. Olympian will provide the umbrella organiza­ tion for several divisions, includ­ ing Florida Solar Technology, Olympian Pest Control, Olympian Pool Division, Olympian Pressure Wash and Olympian Termite Control. 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February 3 .21Xti f m F o r better or worse, Sanford experiencing huge growth in new apartment complex I By DanPtng EdHor SANFORD — Depending on who you talk to, Sanford has too nuny apartment complexes or pot enough. No doubt apartments are attracting a lot of attention in recent months as new complexes ate built on State Road 46 and Rinehart Road. According to esti­ mates provided by the city's plan­ ning department, 3,800 apart­ ment units have been proposed, biiilt or are unefcr construction since 1996. Assuming two people }iV« in each apartment, that’s a 20 percent increase in Sanford's pop: ulation. "Sanford was this stifled little city, a backwater county seat. Now it has exploded with growth," said Rick Gardner. •Gamder lives in the Sanora subdivision next to the proposed 336-unit Groves at Sanford. He intends to argue that the Groves should construct smaller build­ ings and provide greater buffer zones, but says development in inevitable. .- "Growth fa good. I don't have a problem with that. I look at the number of apartments, however, and say, 'Who's moving into all those places," Gardner said. "I don't know anything about apart­ ments, but I'm having a hard time accepting that we need that many apartment complexes." Mike Skat, chairman of the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission, doesn't understand the apartment boom, either. "Do we need another apart­ ment complex?" Skat asked. "We've got a lot already. In my opinion we're maxed out. At some point you have to ask your­ self if we're not getting way ahead of the curve in terms of school capacity and infrastruc­ ture." jay Marder gets paid to make sure those issues don't present insurmountable problems for Sanford. As the city's director of planning and engineering, Marder has watched the commu­ nity grow. He notes that while apartment construction has increased in recent years, it's not out of line with other commercial and residential development. "This fa a natural thing for a growing region like Central Florida," Marder said. He also points out that Sanford’si population has grown by 800 to 1,200 people per year for more than a decade. While the number of apartment units has ballrxmed, Marder said the actual population has continued a steady increase. “As far as population spikes, we're not seeing it," Marder said. "It takes a while before these apartment complexes are up to capacity. You can look at the active electrical meters being ser­ viced and get a pretty good idea of how many people are in the dty. Those numbers indicate the dty has been rolling along on a substantial population growth for 10 years. There arc no spikes in those numbers." Skat brings up another point, too. While apartment construc­ tion increased during the last 36 months, the city has rczoncd very tittle property to allow the com­ plexes. Most of the property was zoned for apartments years ago. "The thing you have to remem­ ber fa the dty can't deny someone the use of their property," Kurt said. "Regardless of whether I think we have enough apart­ ments, the city will continue to have multi-family development because that zoning already exists." The dty's responsibility, Skat said, fa to ensure apartments— or any other development project — do not negatively effect sur­ rounding property owners. "If it fa zoned for a certain use, then that use needs to follow the rules regarding density, heights and setbacks, especially when it abuts single-family residential," Skat said. "W hen a new develop­ ment comes in, our goal as a dty should be to try and preserve the Complex 1A owners, Clayton Investors Ltd. and C W £ Investors Ltd., said there are no plans to scale back the protect 'W e v T considered it inter­ nally, but we're still going for­ ward with the three-story plan," Meredith Harper. “The property owner needs to achieve the unit count to make tne project reosiDic. Harper said foe developer doesn't (Intend change the buffer zone to 50 teet as required by an ordinance passed in December. "We h id already applied for the site plan and we're exceed­ ing the old standards," Harper said. "The buffer requirement fa 10 feet, and we're at 15. We’re also exceeding the landscape requirements." Jay Marder, the city's direc­ tor of planning and engineer­ ing disagrees with Harper that foe new ordinance doesn't apply. Ordinance 3690, which staff began working on last fall, requires larger burner zones and building setbacks, as wrH as more landscaping for multi­ family housing developments next to single family homes. He said because site plans have not been approved, the new ordi­ nance could apply. "PfcZ has foe final decision, and they could require the developer meet the new ordi­ nance," Marder said. Barker said she thinks the dty should require the stricter regulations. "I visualize these apartments towering over foe neighbor­ hood," Barker said. 'It's horri­ ble for someone to have their privacy invaded like that" Phase I I --------- Car vs. house Con tin n ed from Page 1A 2002/03 academic year, increas­ ing the school's population to 650. The school’s ultimate enroll­ ment goal is a student body of 800, wnlch will be feasible with the completion of Phase II. "We've had a lot of support from the community and the dty of Lake Mary," Alcott said. "There fa a need in this area for a Pre-K through 1^private,non for profit school. Tne school has proven to have Integrity." City offidafa were not sure what to expect three years ago when plans for the school were presented to City Commission "W hen they first came before us, we questioned whether the school would succeed," Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene Hid. “Today, tne response has been so enormous, the school fa at a point of expanding." According to Alcott, the Lake Mary school offers a traditional college preparatory program that reflects the latest In educa­ tion research. Additionally, the facility offers a variety of visual and language art programs, and competitive athletics fa an inte­ gral part of the facility's pro­ gram. The expansion program will provide a football/soccer field stadium with a track, a five-court tennis fadlity and a two-story elementary building. Alcott said plans for Phase 111 indude an Olympic-sized swimming pool. With a projected overall growth of 400 percent within the first five years of operation, the school has plenty of room to expand. Currently the school's campus fa on 23 acres of land but has access to an additional 24 acres. Honors C ontinued from Page 1A M(*M photo by Tommy Vlncont Sanford police responded noon Tuesday to an occidont whore a car crashod Inlo the Iron! porch of a home. Moso Wosloy Perkins, 74, of Sanford reportedly passed out whilo driving and drove over the curvo at 12th Slreel and Pecan Avenue sfamming into tho right corner of the porch at 1120 Pecan Ave. Estimated damage is $6,000. Water C ontinued from P age 1A Finding additional water sup­ this region continue to be lakes." plies to fulfill future demands fa He estimates a 100 to 200 mil­ complex and expensive. lion gallons a day will be needed Wilkening unveiled one of Ihe from other sources to meet the water district's ideas of how to 'Expected demand. However, sev­ eliminate shortages. The plan eral water conservation strategies included a desalination plant and .Could mitigate some of the aquifer several surface water refining im p act He died an increased use plants including a plant on Lake of reclaimed water, artificial Monroe that would clean Ihe aquifer recharge and wetland aug­ lake's water and pump it to mentation - putting water in Likes Volusia and Seminole counties. lind wetlands to offset pumping - The cost of the total project is esti­ Lis several solutions. mated at $1 billion. "Reclaimed water is now a "Being a part of Ihe St Jolins dnmmodity," Wilkening said. River puts us right in Ihe middle," * Summit attendee Sanford Woodruff said. Commissioner Art Woodruff A discussion, conducted by agreed with Wilkinson and said summit organizer Orange County foe dty recently doubled the cost Chairman Rich Ctolty, included a <lf reclaimed water. panel of Seminole County "We increased it (reclaimed Commissioner Daryl McLain, water price) because we were Orlando Mayor Glenda I food, almost giving it away for free." L ik e County Commissioner Woodruff said. Robert Poole, Brevard County Sanford currenfly provides Commissioner Nancy Higgs and reclaimed water lo many areas of Volusia County Water Alliance the city, and disperses some of the Commissioner George Borden. water over dtrus crops in Geneva. McLain said the county would Murray said dispersing the continue to push its efforts for reclaimed water over citrus crops water conservation. I le cited tw o as proven to be beneficial in such ventures, one with Orange recharging the aquifer. County and Oviedo to bring reclaimed water to foe area, and another with Sanford and the St. Johns Water Management District on an experimental plant near Like Moimx- lo purity the lake's water for potable uses. He ques­ tioned if the larger, regional solu­ tions will be financially feasible and reasonably priced for con­ sumers. "Seminole's motto fa we're Ihe natural choice and water fa a big part of that choice," he said. "We've got to protect lo the people ami make sure their wells don't dry up." At the close of tho summit, Crotly announced the panel will meet again in Febmary and sever­ al more times more in Ihe future in hopes of developing an East Central Florida Water Agenda by November. Ihe agenda will clari­ fy objectives and goals plus a plan to meet them, Crotty said. An annual review, or Agenda Report Caril, will determine how well Seminole, Volusia, Orange, Osceola, Like, Polk and Brevard counties are proceeding with the agenda. "If Ihe effort is organized sensi­ bly we can succeed," he said. and students consistently won superior ratings at local and state competitions. She always teaches her stu­ dents to b e poised, confident, skilled and disciplined musi­ cians. Because of ner love and great significant contribution to education and music, HargrettThrower has received numerous awards and accolades. To add to her achievements in music, she has received national acclaim in church music. She fa the director, ministry o f Music, at the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church in Orlando. The third honorec fa choral director, Earl E. Minott, who began his music career at the age of five, and by the age of 12 was a pianist for several local church­ es in Sanford. M inott's musical teaching career began in 1953, and he had the privilege of working at his alma mater, Crooms Academy and Seminole High School as an administrator. As a choral direc­ tor, his chorus consistently earned superior ratings at local, district and state festivals. Retired in 1993, he continues to work tirelessly and consistent­ ly in the field of education. He fa the state education director of the Florida State Elks Department. He over sees youth are aspiring to further their edu­ cation by attending colleges of their choice through earned scholarships from the Elks of the World. His retirement helps him devote his time as an advocate for youth, church and many community projects - especially music and educational pro­ grams. The Gala Honoree was Rebecca W. Steele, choral direc­ tor; she has had a highly success­ ful career as a choral music direc­ tor, voice teacher, music educa­ tor, singer and art administrator. Her commitment to her stu­ dents can be seen in the perfor­ mance given by the renowned Bethune-Cookman College Concert, which fa constantly In demand for performances throughout Florida and the United States. Dr. Steele has been a member of the BCC faculty since 1976. She is a dynamic and demanding teacher who accepts nothing but excellence from her students. A master of musical interpretation, she is noted for her ability to train young voices to reflect var­ ious interpretations. She is also noted for her ability to train young voices to reflect the vari­ ous styles, quality and phrasing of original works as heard in her latest renditions, "From Bach to Gospel." We salute these musical edu­ cators who have inspired thou­ sands of students. These are indeed phenomenal leaders in foe musical arena. They've spent years teaching the fine arts, achieving greatness and giving an extraordinary legacy for oth­ ers to live by in many communi­ ties where their students have become dedicated active citi­ zens. Ruckus \ C ontinued from Page 1A Tipton approached tlx.' vehicle. As lx: moved i loser, witnesses said one nun ran just him jumping into tlx: truck bed as it -.ped off — crashing through a decorated wtxxJen fence. “It was like something out ol a movie," Tipton excLiiroed to fellow deputies .is he recounted tlx: inct dent. The white Dodge truck escaped the schixil grounds and pursuing deputies because kixxrking down a fence dues not warrant a high­ speed chase, said slxriff's office spokesman Steve Olson. Stxrlly after breaking off tlx- dusc, a bystander-advised deputies lx followed tlx* truck and (bserved four bLtck males abandon tlx vehic le at 635 Prirnera Ikxilevard. With tlx truck in hand, autlxiri* ties kunxd that it was a-ported stolen. LVputies established a perimeter annmd Like Mary ’s newest busuxss district with tlxhelp of a helicopter, lake Mary police and a Sanford police K-9 unit. An off-duty Orange County Slxriff's Office deputy also became inv olvril as lx- spotted three of the four susfxx ts mnning out of tlx ixarby winds. OCSO IX-puty Matt Chase, of Like Mary, said lx> was dropping his daughter oft at a Primera Boulevard ixtlxxiixitlst office when lx- stopped to talk to fc’veral of Iris Seminole County Slxriff's Office deputy friends pitrolling ttx1area “I decided to stay in tlx* (ortho­ dontist) parking lot to make sure everything was OK," Chose said after his friends advised him of the situation. "Low and behold, that's when o ix of tlx bad guys pipped nature of the existing land uses or much as possible. Things an going to change, no doubt abou it, but I think you have to mini mize the effect" up. Running out of the woods, the three suspects tried to hide in an unfinished business office at 9)0 Willistun Ploa*. A cardiology office occupies the building's downstairs, but the second story was still being worked on as two workers observed the three suspects nin up tlx* stairwell seeking cover. "I was coming out here to see if it was OK for the patients when a deputy told me to go bock inside and lock the door," said Judy Walker, an employee of the Cardiovascular Center, formerly Sanford Cardiology Associates. From inside the structure, deputies arrested Jimmy Franklin, 20, William Carr Jr., 19, and Anthony CofickJ, 19, all of Sanford. Tipton responded and identified Carr as the driver of the truck, which he personally knew from the school football team, according to police. The fourth subject Terrance Jackson, 19, of Sanford, was caught shortly afterward as he was found hiding underneath a vehicle in the Seimens' parking lot on Primera Boulevard. Her next-door neighbor, Patti Torres, agrees. Both women say foe recent building boom in Sonfoid has been posi­ tive. They would rather the apartments not be built but admit they sometimes suffer from a "not-in-my-bsek-yard" syndrome. "We've got foe GreeneWiy, we've got the airport, aria we've got the new bowling alky, life was good," Ibrres said. "Now we're going to have to look straight up at these tall apartments apartment build­ ings. I think It stinks." "This Is a neighborhood where people move in and stay," Barker added. Her family was one of foe first on foe block in I960. "We're a little spoiled I guess. We want to have our cake and eat it, too, idng included." M otorcycle collides with school bus Bu rfcaluf—tjy w v w o p n B— r Haftnn r iu o n Staff Writer SANFORD — Lany Poole, 50, of Sanford remains in foe hospital Friday after receiving critical internal irduxies when his motorcycle collided Tuesday with a school bus. At approximately 1:15 p jn ., Poole was driving hfa 1960 homemade motorcycle eastbound Lake Markham Road near foe intersection of Orange Boulevard. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, for some unknown reason, Poole's brakes malfunctioned causing him to veer in foe eostbound lane. Deborah Moore, 47, of Sanford was driving the 1990 International Bluebird bus eastbound, but could not avoid foe collision. The right front side of, the bus struck the right ride of j the motorcycle. The two vehi­ cles ended up on the north shoulder of foe road. It fa unknown if Poole was wearing a helmet Alcohol has been ruled out as factor in the crash, but charges are pending, said FHP troopers. Via helicopter, Poole was transported to the Orlando Regional Medical Center where, as of Friday, he was still considered in critical condition. Man arrested after pipe bombs found A Fern Park man fa in cus­ tody Friday after being caught with pipe bombs in his pos­ session. Eric Carter, 23, was arrested fate Thursday night Carter apparently threat­ ened to blow up a truck belonging to another man with whom he reportedly was having a dispute. Carter ini­ tially gave a sheriff's office deputy a false name. The deputy searched him and found two pipe bombs in hfa possession. Tne deputy also recovered a pellet gun. After questioning Carter, deputies got consent to search his residence at 605 Fellowship Drive. Inside, they found smokeless powder, another pipe bomb, and a smaller device that had a fuse running from it Carter told deputies he made the devices for July 4. Though deputies are not sure 1 the four men ore connected to the "bring some heat" threat made or Sunday, the sheriff's office did charge Carr with grand theft of a motor vehicle, fleeing police with disregard of others safety, reckless driving, probation violation and driving with a suspended license. Deputxs charged the other three suspects with trespassing of a con veyanee. Lake Mary police addi­ tionally charged the three moles found inside the building with burglary to an occupied structure and resisting officers. �Ill Si M i v o i I I I I |{ \ ! I) Section B Inside: Sunday C lassifeds 5B -8B C rossword 5 B Feb ru ary 3 , 2 0 0 2 Districts underway for girls basketball Sports Edtor CASSELBERRY — Undefeated Lake Mary and state-ranked Winter Springs are the top seeds for the Ciris' District Basketball Tournaments that a n being played this week. The Class 6A-District 2 Tournament opened on Tuesday with No. 5 Seminole challenging No. 4 seed and host DeLand at the Dog House on the DeLand High School campus. The tournaments continue i Thursday with the semifi- . f V t DeLand, the Seminolewinner will play Mary at 6 p.m., to1" by No. 3 Lake against No. 2 at 7JO p.m. Class 5A-Diitrict 6 t at Lake Howell School, No. 1 Winter gs, looking for its fourth ight trip to the Stale Tournament, will face No. 4 Titusville at 6 p.m., with the host Silver Hawks taking on Lyman at 7:30 p.m. The Championship Game in both tourney's is art foe 7 JO p.m. on Saturday. In girls' basketball games this week: On 1\iesday, Kat Luetzow scored 14 points, while Mattea Codrey added nine rebounds and Abby Kohn five assists as Lake Howell clobbered Forrest Lake Academy, 53-22. On Wednesday, Meghana Saoji scored 18 points as Lake Brantley got past Mount Dora High School, 49-37. Viviana Stewart chipped In with eight rebounds and Andrea Baluerte added five assists for the Patriots. On Thursday, Luetzow waa at it again, as she and Codrey scored 20 points each as the Silver Hawks topped Central Florida Christian Academy, 61-50. Codrey and Tiffany Fiala both had 10 rebounds, while Kohn led in assists with five. Freshman Kelly Lawton scored 12 points as Oviedo roughed up Eustis, 64-48. Celeste Hudson continued her outstanding late-season play, scoring 41 points, while pulling down nine rebounds and handing out five assists as Lyman whipped S t Cloud, 62-46. In boys' basketball games this week: On TUesday, Oviedo (19-5) tuned up for Friday's show­ down with DeLand by run­ ning past Lake Mary (6-12), 105-56. Five Lions scored in double figures with Kyle Simpkins leading the way with 22 points. Jake Pickett added 21 points and 10 assists and Shawn Witherspoon had 20 points and 10 rebounds. Freshman Darryl Merthie scored a game-high 23 points for the Rams. DeLand (16-4) also had a nice tune-up, rolling over Lake Brantley (9-11), 79-64. EJ. Cordon had 38 points, 20 in a 31-17 fourth quarter, as the Bulldogs overcame a 27-12 first quarter deficit. See Preps, Page 2B County trio advances in Girls soccer LONGW OOO— The Lake Howell ltd Lake M ary as local teams to advance to Tuesday's Soccer Regional Quarterfinals. The No. 1 seeded Silver Hawks (17-6-3) ■cored late in the second half to edge Pine Ridge (11-11-3), 1-0, and were to have faced No. 2 Spruce Creek (20-3-1), a 7-2 victor over Mainland (12-10-2), in Friday's Class 3A-District 5 fim l at Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Lake Mary play In Tuesday’s regionals Lyman's Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex. The No. 4 seeded Patriots and No. 2 seeded Rams had already advanced to the Class 4A-Dtstrict 2 Championship Came with semifinal victories on Wednesday at Spec Martin Stadium in DeLand. Regardless of who won on Friday, all three Seminole Athletic Conference Knuds will be in action TUesday. The Lake Maiy-Lake Brantley winner will be at home to host the 4A-District 1 runner-up, while the loser will head to the home of the 4A-1 champion. If Lake Howell, which has won State Championships each of the last two sea­ sons, wins It will host the 3A-District 6 runner-up, while a loss would send the Silver Hawks to the 3A-6 winners' house. Katie Register scored an unassisted goal with just over 10 minutes left in the game and goalkeeper Carolyn Richard and the Lake Howell defense made the goal stand up. Richard recorded five saves to get the shutout. On TUesday, the Panthers had advanced as Brittany Gracey, the daugh­ ter o f former Seminole High School base­ ball star Tom Gracey, scored all the goals in a 3-0 victory over New Smyrna Beach. In the other games, the Hawks See Girls, Page 3B Quartet to advance to regionals R a id e r b a se b a ll to h o st B re v a rd 8portsEdNor Sports Editor ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — As was pretty much expected, the final four in the 1 Clara 4A-D istrkt 2 and Class 3 A-District 5 Boys Soccer Tournaments will be made entirely of Seminole Athletic Conference teams. In the 4A-2 semifinals on Wednesday at Lake Brantley's Tom Story Field, No. 3 seeded Lake Mary (16-6-1) ended the Cinderella story of N o. 7 Seminote (3-15-2), 3-1, end ttw* NEW PO RT RICHEY — The Seminole Community College baseball team returns home today (Saturday) from a quick two-game road trip to host Brevard Community College at Raider Field. All SAC in boys soccer By Oran Smith T h e R a id e rs and T ita n s w ere to h a v e p lay e d in M e lb o u rn e o n F rid a y an d w ill p la y th e sec- * o n d of a th ree-g am e met a g a in st tww ask V p.m- The two combatants will return to Melbourne on I) made their Wednesday for a 3 p.m. contest, fint tourney appeennee a before SCC heads across the d one, besting No, 5 state to face St. Petersburg tons (1 4-8-2)by the sam e Junior College at 2 p.m. on 3-1 score. Friday. The finalists were even The Raiders begin a fivemore predictable In 3A -5 as game homestand next Saturday Wwnhi pbo4o fejf tJIfHXNNYtR top-seeded Lyman and N o, 2 (Feb. 9) when they hast Indian Lake H ow dl both advanced. Seminote High Schoofe Ricardo Perez (No. 10, Hack) dribbiea the be! through a host of Oviedo defenders during River Community College from See Boys, Page 3B die Tube’s upeet of the Lions Monday night In the Ctsss 4A4Mrict 2 Tbumement at Lake Brantley. Ft. P ierce starting at 2 p.m . SCC o p en ed the season with come-from-behind victory over Florida College last Saturday, but has suffered a pair of defeats at the hands of St. Florida Community College at Jacksonville to 3-1 in the conference,just a game behind By Doan Smith Petersburg Junior College and team that is 3-1 and still seething from a M-FC leading Daytona Beach Community Sports Editor Pasco-Hernando Community double overtime loss to the Raiders on College. Saturday. O C A L A — It's taken awhile, but the On Tliesday, nationally SCC will be facing a St. Johns River "They Seminole Community College men's basket­ ranked SPJC, featuring 10 play­ Community College team that picked up its are finally starting to get it and now they ball team (a finally praying up to potential. ers taken in the June Free Agent first conference victory of the season have confidence that they can win." Wednesday night at Central Florida Wednesday night, defeating Santa Fe Draft, led just 5-4 after four The Raiders wrap up the first half of the Community College in Ocala the Raiders Community College, 82-74, at Tuten M-FC schedule tonight (Saturday) at home innings, but Raiders pitching picked up a huge Mid-Florida Conference Gymnasium in Palatka. and It's Important that they come ready to road victory, using a big second half to could not keep the Trojans at The Vikings (9-13 overall, 1-3 in M-FC) play. A win will lock down at least second defeat the Patriots, 74-71. bay as the visitors pulled away trailed by as many as t4 points in the sec­ place in the conference and could lead to a The victory got SCC over the .500 mark for an 11-5 victory at Raider ond half, but outscorcd the Saints 44-22 tie for first as Daytona Beach, the only Moverall, 12-11, since early in the season, but FC team to beat SCC, must face a 17-5 See Baseball, Page 2B more importantly, raised the Raiders' mark See Men, Page 2B K SCC men grab second place in M -FC SCC women unbeaten in M -FC By Dwui Smith Sports Editor rwiKj pnoia oy miwn wvrui Seminole Community College sophomore (onward Brandi Davis (shown scoring against Santa Fe earlier this season) scored 16 second halt points to lead the Raiders past Central Florida Community College Wednesday. OCALA — When in doubt, go inside. With its 11-game Mid-Florida Conference win­ ning streak in jeopardy Wednesday night, the Seminole Community College women's basket­ ball team went to the old-time power game. Trailing by two points at halftime, 29-27, and get­ ting virtually nothing from its guards, the Raiders started going to its two post players, 6-foot-5 Yelena Leuchanka and 6-foot Brandi Davis. And the results worked out spectacularly as the duo combined for 27 second half points as the vis­ itors pulled out a 70-63 victory over nationally ranked Central Florida Community College in Ocala. The victory was the seventh In a row tor SCC (14-8), but more importantly was its 12th straight win in the Mid-Florida Conference, fourth in a row this season, and leaves the Raiders alone atop the conference at 4-0 at the mid-point in the sea­ son. "I was beginning to wonder if I was wrong in playing the difficult schedule that we had in the first h alf,' said SCC head coach Ken Patrick of the pre-conference schedule that saw the team go to the Panhandle on three consecutive weekends and also play in tough tournaments in Ocala and Daytona. "But now it looks like it was a good move. It's amazing that we could win 12 games in a row in a conference this strong. The pressure to keep the streak going is starting to mount." Tne Patriots (19-4), ranked No. 7 in the nation, fell into at least third place in the M-FC with a 2-2 record. Daytona Beach Community College only has one loss, at home to SCC, but has an impor­ tant game against twice-conference beaten Florida Community College at Jacksonville tonight. A loss by DBCC would give the Raiders a solid twogame lead with four to play and drop the other 'Big 3' into a second place tie. Santa Fe Community College is still winless. SCC's next game will be on Ihe road Wednesday in Gainesville against Santa Fe. The game will be the 6 p.m. opener of a women'a/men's doublcheader. The Raider and Saints men will play at 8 p.m. SCC will return home next Saturday (February 9“ *) to host nationally ranked Daytona Beach at 6 p.m. The Raider and Falcon men will also follow that game at 8 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. Admission is free. Kristi Jones shot lights out for CFCC in the opening half, hitting three three-pointers and scoring 11 points as the Patriots built the halftime lead. The Raiders, meanwhile, were struggling, only making 2-o f-ll three-point attempts and 11 of 27 field goal tries overall. The poor outside shooting showed also in the fact that SCC only got to the free throw line four times in the first 20 minutes, making three. But things changed after halftime as the Raider ;uards got the ball inside to Davis, a sophomore rom Bushnell who missed the first half of the season with a separated shoulder, and the fresh­ man Leuchanka, who appears to be shoo-in for All-America honors. S See W omen, Page 2B �*! Page 2B Sunday. February .1. 2001 T he Seminole H erald -Preps Pa** Continued from page I B Bo Gooch scored 20 of his 36 points in the first half for the Patriots. Scott i Mitchell chipped in with 10 points. J Ryan Exter had 27 points and four assists as .' Winter Springs defeated Titusville, 75-63. Toby Smith had six rebounds for the Bears. On Wednesday, Junior Dan Taylor had 25 points and five assists and Marcus Robinson grabbed 11 rebounds as Seminole bested Lake Brantley, 57-42. Gooch had 21 for the Patriots. In boys' wrestling: Matta (103), Chmil (125), Sifakis (130), Helmick ■(135), Burhing (140), Harris (145), Xiong (152), Sorrell (160), Jackson (171), Hauck (215) and Hoff ■(heavyweight) all won as Lake Mary routed 1DeLand, 61 -9, on Tuesday. -!i Lake Howell fell to Deltona, 39-33, with Fleischman (103), Halhcox (112), Kelsey (125), Shah (140), Sale (145), and Thompson (152) win­ ning for the Silver Hawks. Fc Baseball Continued from page IB Field. On Wednesday, SCC made its first appearance on the road, but could only tum eight hits into one run as the Raiders fell to the SConquistadors, 4-1, in New Port | Richey. ! Donnie Burkhaltcr, a 6-foot-4, ! 270-pound freshman first baseI man, has made a name for him| self quickly on the SCC campus. ; The big righthander from | West Orange High School hit his second and third home runs of I the season in his first two at bats against SPJC on Tuesday and finished the day going 3for-4, with a walk, scored two runs and drove in three, j His two out, solo home run in : the bottom o f the first inning ■ gave Couch Mike Nicholson's ‘"charges an early 1-0 lead and his 1two-run blast in the third put the Raiders up 3-2. Another early surprise has On Wednesday, Winter Springs edged Lake Mary, 39-36, Lyman rolled over Lake Howell, 5123, and Oviedo got past Pine Ridge, 35-28. Winning for the Rams were _ Matta (103), Wolfe (114), Chmil (127), Sifakis (132), Sorrell (162), Carswell (217), Hoff (heavyweight). Winning for the Bears were _ Walker (121), Walt (13 7), Curry (142), McDonnell (147), Diaz (154), Rivera (173), and Parent (191). Winning for Lyman were _ Smith (103), Renteria (130), Chacon (135), McDonald (152), McIntosh (160), Williams (171), Mason (189), Williams (215) and Sparks (heavyweight). Winning for the Silver Hawks were _ Hathcox (112), Middleton (119), Kelsey (125), Shah (140), and Sale (145). Winning for the Lions were _ Robbins (112), Fraga (119), Coffman (130), Guider (135), Harrison (140), Christiansen (145), and Mathieux (171. On Thursday, Martin (103) and Mealor (140) been Winter Springs freshman John Michael Howell. The lefty­ swinging third baseman went 2for-4 for the second consecutive game and also doubled against the Trojans and now has a home run and a double in two games. Also contributing to a nine-hit attack were Dan Quartararo and Scott Carmichael (one single and one run scored each), Sean Greear and Scott McCoy (one single each), Brant Gadzicki (run) and Tommy Solitarlo (RBI). Julian Davis was 4-for-5 with a double for SPJC, while Jonathan Shapland was 3-for-3 with a home run and two dou­ bles. Howell continued his hot hit­ ting against Pasco-Hemando, going 2-for-5 and doubling in SCC's only run In the seventh in n in g . The Conquistadors took control o f the game by scoring three runs in the third inning. were the only winners as Seminole fell to New Smyrna Beach, 66-12. Winter Springs rolled over Osceola, 59-15, with Walker (119), Lin (125), Escuerdo (130), Denove (135), Walt (140), Curry (145), McCroan (160), Diaz (171), Parent (189, Waters (215) and Goldson (heavyweight) all winning. BO YS B A S K E TB A LL B U L L D O G S 79, P A T R IO T S 64 Men Continued from page IB over the final 13 minutes. Former Winter Springs High School star Marcus Wiggins scored 13 points in the win over Santa Fe. The sophomore guard is one of the top players for St. Johns and scored 27 points last February when the Vikings upset the Raiders, 98-96. Game time is set for 7 3 0 p.m. D c LaimI n t - o Tybr 9. II i k m i I t . Gordon * . Andrew* I. Brumbaugh 17. r*W t T ou t* 2S 25-31W. L A i B ra n tley (9-11) W to J, WtnkVman 2. Mitchell 10. Fowler 5. C o ro 2. Gooch M, C ot* 2 Stamp 1 Total.: 27 4 4 6 4 D eL a a d T2 20 1* 31 _ 7 L a k e B ra n tley 27 I 12 17 * Thrempolnt ftetd goal* . D eU nd t fTytee 1. Htnron t, Gordon 1, P<tr I); L d e Brantley 6 (Gooch 3. W be I). Team tout. . DeLand Ift Li Brantley 21. Fouled out _ mate. Techntcala . none. line as he led the visitors back from a 37-33 halftim e d efld t to a 10-polnt lead, 69-59, w ith 2 5 J remaining. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center and admis­ sion Is free. For the second consecutive me former DeLand High hooi star Chris Jackson led the way for SCC, scoring a game-high 28 points. The point guard and floor leader for the Raiders was an amazing 9-for-ll from the floor and 9-for-12 from the free throw The sophomore also had a game-high seven assists to go along with four rebounds and a steal. Others scoring in double fig­ ures for SCC were the team's leading scorer, sophomore Jasor Currington, who came off the bench to hit all three shots he took, two from three-point range, and also all three free throw attempts to total 11 points, and freshman forward Daniel Jackson, who was 3-for-6 from the floor, 2-for-2 on three's, and scored 10 points while play­ ing all 40 minutes. Daniel Jackson also had six rebounds and two blocked shots, while freshman center Kitus Witherspoon had nine points and six rebounds despite fouling out after playing just over 22 minutes. Antwaln Tennell got a start at wing and scored seven points, while Brandon Fisher totaled five lints and 6-foot-10 Che' n [organ four poL points and four c rebound In relief of Witherspoon. For the game, SCC shot a remarkable 57.8-perccnt from the floor (24-for-45) and also made 5-of-8 three-point tries to along with a 17-for-26 effort at the free throw line. S In addition to Howell, Gadzicki also had a pair of hits, including a double, while Quartararo, Carmichael and Solitarlo had one single each. Lyman's John Williamson reached on a fielder's choice and scored on Howell's double. Victor Roldan was 3-for-4 with a double, while Danny Warded and Chris Lee had two hits each for Pasco-Hemando. T R O JA N S I I , R A ID E R S 9 •I Raider Field S tF ttm b w iJC 0 0 ) 1 1 0 U . l t 11 1 S m M tC C 132100100_ S • ) WhtU, Jeckaun (*). Btrgaron (7). Simanl (0) trel W i!*on. Madden, Entemlnger (51, Daryananl (7). McCamle (g). M Rriee (9). DrChirico (9) and Solrtario WT . lackaon. LP _ M idden (0-1) S a x . none. 2B _ SP|C, Shapland 2. Davie; SCC, Howell (1). J B . name. I1R . SP)C . Shapland, Beltaaefin: SCC. Burkhalter 2 (3). G C O N Q U IS T A D O R S 4 . R A ID E R S 2 at New Poet HieKey Seminole CC 000 000100. 1 1 2 Fean*.Hernando CC 00) 000 10* _ * 10 ) Timm. M cCam ir (7) and Solitario. Sindetar, niiUfpa (5) and Keen. WP . StndeUr U* . Timm (0-1). S a x . nullipa. 2D . SCC, Howell (2k Gadzicki (lk n tC C . Roldan. 3B . none HR GOT YOUR HANDS FULL? R A ID E R S 74, P A T R IO T S 71 Sem inole Community College 111-11,5-1) Tmnetl 3-6 1-2 7. Sterling 0-0 CM) 0. Cumj>gton 3-3 3-3 II . Fiaher 2-4 M J . C Jet kern 9-11 9-12 » . D le c tio n 3 6 2-2 10. Wlthenpoon 4-U 1-2 9, Morgen 2-1 D1 4 Total*. 26-13 17-26 74. Central Fla. Community College (16*12-2) |une* 6-11 5-717. O rta 3-93-4 9, Rivera 5 4 D 2 10. Bain 1 -9 1-2 3. Au.Hn 4-13 0 -1 S. relin tr 27 0 0 3 , Dnroure 1 - 3 0 0 2 , Nrwaome 4-7 2-210. RKcxlee 2-2 0 0 4, GihNme l- l OO1 Total* 2966 11-1171. HelMnw . C K X 37, SCC » T W p u t n t field guale . SCC 3 4 (Currington I d , D, lackeon 2-2. C. feckaon 1-1, Tmnell 0-3k CfCC 2-IS (CAbon* l - l . Palmer 1-6. Deaman 0-1, lone* 0-1, Q rtii 6 -1 Bain 0-3, Austin 0 4 ) Team foula . SCC 17; CFCC 23 Fouled out . SCC Wlthenpocev Technicals _ none. Rebound. SCC 32 (D lackaon. Witherspoon 6 ea.liI, CFCC 34 (Rivera B). Assists . SCC II (C. lackaon 7k CFCC 10 (Austin 3). S a n k . SCC 4; CFCC II (Palmer 4). Bkxked shots SCC2(D lackaon 2k CFCC 1 ... N E A T - N - T ID Y M L •« i CLEAN '? S ER V IC E R esid en tial O ur S p ecialty LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED DEEP CLEAN SPECIAL $7 5 I! 14 4 1 H O U S E C LE A N IN G 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath 2 Hour Cleaning w/coupon Not Good With Any O tter Discount Offer We D o It A l l! ! CA LL TO D AY! Including •RESIDENTIAL-OFFICES • OUSTING • 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 2 5 % OFF HaraM photo by Jto i W m ti Seminole Community College sophomore point guard Chris Jackson had his second straight big game, scoring 2B points Wednesday night. Women 1 SCC's shooting did not get a lot better in the sec­ ond half, 13-for-28, but by going inside, the trips to the free throw line increased as the visitors were 17-for-20 from the charity stripe in the final 20 minutes. Leuchanka and Davis were a com­ bined 7-for-8 in the second half. Leuchanka and Davis both finished with a dou­ ble-double on the evening, Leuchanka with gamehighs of 23 points, including a 7-for-7 effort at the free throw line, and 17 rebounds, 13 on the defen­ sive end. For good measure, the Gomel, Belarus native also added four assists and three blocked shots. Davis, who 7-for-ll from the floor, scored 14 of her 16 points in the second half and also pulled down 12 rebounds. Sophomore Gabrielle Blankenfcld, the 2001 Florida Freshman of the Year, also had a nice game with nine points, three rebounds, one assist and two steals, while Sherri Harrison, also just back from injury, came off the bench to score seven points and pull down three rebounds. Other contributors were Chamesia Bailey (six points), Narrie Berggren (three points, four rebounds, six assists before fouling out), Yo Johnson (three points, four rebounds, blocked shot), and Ditte Jakobsen (three points, two rebounds, two steals, one assist, one blocked shot). Sadio Sangare scored 14 of her team-high 18 points in the second half for CFCC, while Jones finished with 16 points. R A ID E R S 70, P A T R IO T S 6 1 Sem inal* Community College 1 1 4 4 441 Brrggirn 1-3 0 4 3. Braddvaw 1301400. J.Vinw i 1-6 1-3 3. Bailey I t 2 *. Hamum 1 -2 3 6 7, Jjknbwn t-2 DO 3. Blankerdeld 3 9 3 1 9 , Devil U 2-316, leuchanka S-14 7-7 23. Total* 24-55 20-24 70. Central Florida Community College 1194. 2-2> Taylor 0-3 DO a lane* 3-17 2- 1 16. Moore 2-7 1-2 6. Alvarado D9 34 Eliarin D2 DO 0. Holme* 2-10 0 4, F 3 ie lp *4 7 D l S. Sangare 6-13 6 4 N'lXrye 3 9 2-3 ». Total* 22-72 14 2 4 63 llalinm * . C K C 29. SCC 27. Three-pent Held goal* SCC 2 daknbacn 1-2. Berggren l-l, Bailey D4. Johnion D 3. BlankenJeld 0 I lam a, <n D I). CFCC 5 2 1 dune. 4 9 , Moore 1-4. Alvarado 0-6, Taylor 0 N Doye D1) Team foul. . SCC 22. CFCC 2 2 Fouled out SCC. Berggn Technical. . none. Rebound. _SCC 31 (Leuchanka 17, Dtavle UBeryjp 4. Johnaon 4. I la mum 3. BUntenleld 3. |akc*nm 2k CFCC 3* (Jon N'Ooye 6 each). . SCC 13 (Berggren 6. Leuchanka 4. H am * lakutaen, BUnkcnleLi, Davtak CFCC t2 (June* Alvarado, Moore 3 eac Steal. . SCC 7 dakubvm 2 BUnkrnfeld 2 D»vt» 2 Bailey); CFCC (Jone*. Moot* 6 each) Blocked thot. _ SCC 5 (leuchanka 1, John* Jakotoen), CFCC 1 (N'Ooye) Turnover* . SCC 2 4 CFCC 14 WINDOW PACKAGES WITH COUPON 2 5 % OFF 1st TIM E SERVICE ■LIMIT I PERCUSTOMER ■MUST PRESENT COUPON AT TIME OF SERVICE. ■NOT GOOD WITH ANY OTHER OFFER ■WITH COUPON ONLY Jr A C NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN 401- 324-1171 W e S e rv e S a n fo rd , L a k e \ A ll S e m in o le C o u n ty & ■. U K s u rro u n d in g a r e a s . L o o k in g fo r an u p b eat, c o s t-e ffe c tiv e w ay to reach m ore p ro sp e cts w here they liv e , w ork an d sp e n d ? T ry an ad in th e S e m in o le H e r a ld , It’s the b e s t w ay to get m o re Seminole Herald 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 u ' i n . O H IL V ^ P r ic e s Sla/ _ M a ry , ban g fo r y ou r b u ck . L e ts m ake m u sic. C a ll T o d a y ! I u -Y ' ALL DO M ESTIC B E E R S . . - 7 5 All Day Sunday 3 ALL W ELL D R IN K S....... * 1 . 7 5 A L L T H E T IM E !! 2605 PARK DRIVE SANFORD KARAOKE ON W ED N ESD AY �I T he S eminole H erald Sunday. Frtirunry 3. 2IHI2 P a « e 3 R Boys Continued from pjge IB It wasn't easy for the host Greyhounds (15-6-2) as they had to wait until late in the second overtime period to edge No. 4 » Titusville, 4-3, at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex. The Silver Hawks (17-6-5) awoke from a first nap to turn a 0-0 halftime score into a 5-1 rout of No. 3 Spruce Creek (10-7-8). The finals of both tourna­ ments were set for Friday night, but no matter who won, all four will advance to next Thursday's Regional Quarterfinals. Lake Mary took a 2-0 halftime lead and it was more than Seminole could overcome. Jerry Girard and Joris Claessens both had a goal and an assist for the Rams, while Andrew Leenim scored the other goal and Eric Gorden had an assist. Rusty Robinett was the win­ ning goalie, allowing only Matt Groover's goal to the Fighting Seminoles. The other semifinal at Lake Brantley saw two red hot teams battle it out. The game was tied 0-0 at half­ time, before the Patriots finally broke through when Alfredo C hany scored with an assist from Judson Fisher. Deltona, which was 12-2-2 in its last 16 games and saw its regional appearance streak end at three years, squared the con­ test at 1-1 when Adan Garda scored on a pass from Cole Evans with just under 25 min­ utes remaining. But Lake Brantley, which is ranked No. 7 in the state in the most recent poll, took the lead for good when Davey Welch headed a pass from Gordon Stasak into the top left comer of the goal with 18 minutes left in the game. Ron Fulmore added a late insurance goal on a penalty kick for the Patriots, who are 12-0-1 in their last 13 games and will be making their first regional appearance in five years. At Lyman, Nick Martin scored two second half goals, while Farbod Samari, Jason McNemey and Nick Uribe added one score each as Lake Howell ousted Spruce Creek. Jason Chapman made five saves in goal to get the victory for the Silver Hawks. A layoff since last Thursday and first-game tournament jit­ ters may have gotten to the host Greyhounds as they found themselves down 3-1 at half­ time. But behind two penalty kicks from its leader and scoring machine Fabio Pedraza, Lyman tied the score at 3-3. The two clubs then battled through the rest of regulation and 17 minutes of overtime, two five minute periods, one five minute sudden death period and the first two minutes of the second sudden death overtime period, before Tyler Potts got his head on a free kick to give the Greyhounds the victory. N.J. Pavlovlc scored the first half goal for Lyman, while Pavlovic, Aaron Reilly, and Chris Ferriera had assists for the winner's. Steve Spangler was busy in goal for me Greyhounds, recording 11 saves and shutting out the Terriers after halftime. WEDNESDAY CLASS 8A-DISTR1CT 2 •I Torn Story Field RAM S X FIGHTING SEMINOLES I Seminole 0 1 . 1 L ik e Mery 2 1 . 3 Goal** _ Seminole I (Crom er); Like Mery 3 (Girard, Clarearm, tennim k Am i *!* _ Like Mery 3 (Girenl* C U ftstm . Gordenk PATRIOTS 3, WOLVES I Del lone 0 I . ' I L ek eS ren tlry 0 J . 3 G o a ts . Del tone I (G enie); L i p Bra dry V (Cherry, Welch, Fillmore), Assists [3rl>nu I (Evens); la k e Brantley 2 (Fisher, N ise i) "hot* on gtul _ l M inna 7; L ik e Brent ley 22 S a v e *. DrItone II; Leke Brentley (Stnget) 3 CLASS 3A-DI5TRICT 5 at Carlton D. Henley Spent* Comples SILVER HAWKS X HAWKS I Spruce Creek 0 1 . t Lake Howell 0 3 . 3 Coat* _ Spruce Creek I (Zelewskj); Like I Unveil 5 (Merlin 2, Samari, McNemey, Unb») A w itk _ none Shot* on gut I _ Spruce Creek 15. le k e I km ell 21- Save* _ Spruce Creek 10, Lake Hmvrll (Chapman) 12. GREYHOUNDS 4. TERRIERS 3 Titusville 3 0 0 0 0 0 . 3 Lyman 1 2 0 0 0 1 . 4 Goal* _ Titusville 3 (Dombusch 2, McCrary); Lyman 4 (F IV d r ju 2, l\m knrlc. Potts). Assists .T itusv ille I (Nsko); Lyman3 (Reilly, Pavkrvk, Frnvira), Save* _ Lyman (Spangler) 11. Girls Continued from page IB advanced with a 6-2 thumping of Titusville and the Buccaneers edged host Lyman (1-19-2), 1-0, despite 14 saves by Greyhound goalie Katie Pickelseimer. In the 4A-2 tourney. Lake Brantley (16-6-3) lulled off a major upset on Wednesday as Alicia ‘riggs, who will ironically play for Stetson University this fall, scored both goals in a 2-1, sudden-death overtime victory over No. 1 seeded and No. 2 state ranked DcLand (21-2-1). The Patriots took a 1-0 lead at halftime when Briggs headed a comer shot from Christie Ashton into the net 21:49 into the game. The Bulldogs, which finished second in the state last year, tied the game with just over 14 minutes left in regulation and the two teams battled through the rest of regulation, two five-minute overtimeperiods, and one five-minute suddendeath period with on one being able to dent the net. Finally, 2 3 0 into the second sudden-death over­ time period, and after 9 730 of play, Briggs again took an excellent comer kick from Ashton and bodied it past the DeLand goalie. Lake Mary (21-6-1) also had to go to overtime to get past Winter Springs (16-7-1), 1-0, but it only took 82 minutes of soccer. Jessica Zabel scored the game's only goal on a breakaway with two minutes gone in the first L e g a is 100 Santord, FL MTTJ Notice of Board Meeting Tha Dune] Bond ot Truaia** at Sammota Community CoUag* amoutoaa a raguta/ Board mealing to addeh a l panona a n vnatad Data and Tma Paixuacy la . n o r . at 7DOp m P lica; Satranot* Community Walden AWnmiatrabon ButOng Room A-200 Putpoa* fkgutar Monthty Maaang A copy ot tha agenda may tm obtained by among to Dr E Ann McQa* al too WeMon Boutavard. Santord. Flortda 32773 or by caSng Lnda Cowan at 4O7-33B-JOI0 and arrangrig lor an aganda to b * madad or avadahta lor pek-up. Punuanl to th* proanon* ot tm American* n th Dtaabdataa Act, arty pamon raquirtng apacrat accommo­ dation* to pamc^at* ho Vm tnaabng la itk ad to advtaa Samnot* Commuty Cctkga at laaal 48 hours bators Via maaang by oordaotng Linda Knight al 407.328-2010. a you art hairing or ip atch impairad. ptaava corsact Samroha Convmatay C olag* by calling Mi Dorothy P u h on at *07-32*210# Parana a rt adnaad Wat. I Way daoda to appaat any daemon mad* al as* maabng. a*ay m l naad ■ record ot t s proc s arAnga and tor auch purpoa*. they may naad to now* Sial a varbalm racord o tp i* precaadngi la mada. a h ch record upon which tha appaat it to b* baaad, par SacOon 2S6 0 1OS. Ftond* Pubfkah. February 3. 2002 JJQ27_________________________ NOTICB WortJorc* Cantrai Florida announce, that the Eitcubva at tha WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORIOA otttcaa. to which r a pubic ■ mvttad. and may nduda tuch other committaa tnaabng* a* dawmad nacaeaary tor r a conduct at r a Board, buamau DATE February 11,7003 TIME; II 3 0 a m LOCATION WCF Otttcaa tro t La* Road. St* 270 Winter Parti FL 327B9 PURPOSE To dacuat mature ot tnlamt to WorMorca Cantrat Florida, with Rataranc* to Wortiorca Dwvatocmant lesuwe For Fiavar kdomaaon. Contact; Oary J. Earl. Eeacutrra Ovactor Wortiorca Cantoal Ftonda tro t La* Road. S a 270 WWWr Part FL 327M (407)741 *305 Putman Fatmary 3.2002 JJ028_________________________ IN THE CtRCUTT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CtRCUTT OP THE STATE OP FLORIOA. IN ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY CIVIL WVIStON CASE NO. 0I-CA-24M-1+O THE BANK OP NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE FOR NEW SOUTH HOME EQUITY THUST 1 9 9 *2 FORMED PURSUANT TO THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OP NOVEMBER I . !#W. AMONG PAINE WEBBER MOHTGAQE ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION IV. AS DEPOSITOR. NEW SOUTH FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. AS TRANSFEROR AND AS SER VtCER. ANO THE BANK O f NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE, JAMES L FULKERSON and 1013 FULKERSON. « Dying, and a urWntwn p*rtl*i claiming by. nrough, undar or aganai r a (Dm* named Dtlandant* who ara not known to b* daad or adv*. whaifar g in IH i. t u r g e n . Danore. a arttore. truetMi or other claimants, claiming by. through, undar or overtime period and Rams goalkeeper Natalie Haerans made it stand up, making 11 saves to record her 18th shutout of the season. Courtney Silvera had seven saves for the Bears. CLASS 4A-DISTRICT2 At Sp*C Martin Sin d ian , Da Land W EDNESDAY PATRIOTS 1, BULLDOGS 1HOT) L ik a I n n 0 * 7 t 0 0 • 8 I _ J Da Land 8 I S 0 0 0 ” I Cotla _ Lika Brarday 2 (B rig p 2); D rU nd I (Otto). A u n t, _ U k a Bn n tby 2 (Aahton 2); O rLind t (Uaku) Shot! on goal _ Lilia BrantWy 7; D rland II. S a n a .L ik a B r a n d t? (K a m a )S DrLand 1 RAMS 1, BEARS 0ton WIntat Spring, Q o g _ o U k a Ma^r 0 8 1 I I GoaU _ U L * Mary I (Z iM ). Aaal.fa _ non*. S a m _ Wlntrr Spring! (Silvan) 7; U k e Mary (H a m m ) II. CLASS 3A-DISTR1CT 5 at Cartlon D. H anky S porta C m y i n . Lyman TUESDAY BUCCANEERS 1, GREYHOUNDS 0 LfBun known to b* dawd or a id . whathar tort, buataaa or odar ctaananla. claiming by. through, undar or agaaat r a laid JAMES L FULKER­ SON or LOIS FULKERSON Whoa* known muling addiaaa la; *4 0 Cokjmbua Curt*.' Longwood. FL 12750 YOU ARE HEREBY NOT1FIEO r a t an action to torado** two mortgaga* on r a totkwwng pmparty m Samaiot* County. Florid*; • LOT 8, BLOCK C. COLUMBUS HARBOR. ACCOROtNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGES 38-30. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, ha* bain Nad agarat you and you ara ragurad to aarvw a copy at your wntl*n datanw . * any to * on Larry M. Saga*. Etqura. ot Gtobon*. Cohn. N eman. Balo Saga! k Alan. P A . Plamora anomay. whoa* * * * * * * la 3321 Handaraon Boulevard. Poat Ottlca Boy 2177. Tampa , Florida 33501. warm party (30)d*ye ot tw dal ot to* Bret pubDcabon ot Pa* Clart ot n * Court aahar baton eat Vic* on PUamrt anomay or immertiter, r a n aBa r oTiarvw** a datai* w* ba antarad agaaut you lor Pw N M dwnandwd in W* Comptaad. DATED tv * JAN 23. 2002 MaryannE Mon* Clerk Crcul Court ByRuPiKng A* Deputy Clart Submrtadby. Larry M. Saga*. E t o n Gibbont. Cohn. Neuman, Bello. Segal lAAan, P A Poat Otbea Boa 2177 Tampa. Florida 33501 P you am a panon with a rttabdpy who nwade any accommodation ai order to parbcipal* In tea proceedtog Ybu am anon*, at no coal to you. to tia provtoion ot cartam aavatanoa. P lan a Court AdmnatraOon al 301 N. Part Avsnu*. S u l* N30t. Santord. Florida 32771. w*hn 2 wortung day* ot you racarpl ot are none*, i you are haanng or vote* rnpwradcal 1500-0554771 Publtoh January X . and Fabiuary 6. 2002 R2IS IN THE CtRCUCT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP THE STATE OP FLORIDA. M ANO FOR UM N OLS COUNTY. CIVIL DIVISION CASIN O: OKA-24M-1AO CITIFINANCtAL EQUITY S E R ­ VICES. INC. FV0A COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUMER SERVICES. INC PtomtiP. v* MARITSA ALARCON. JOHN DOE ALARCON. UNKNOWN HUSBANO OF MARITSA ALARCON; ROBERT W ALARCON. JANE DOE ALARCON. UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT W ALARCON. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAiO DEFENDANT(SI. IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. DRAW EES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BV. THROUGH, UNDER OR a g a in st th e named JOHN DOE, o . 0 . l Goal, _ Mainland 1 (K. N ntlr). A n u b _ non,. Shota on goal. Lyman I I ; klainland 11 Sava* . Lyman (PkUeaaimai) 14; Mainland ( In c h ) 7. T H U R SD A Y SILVER HAWKS t, PANTHERS 0 r t iM t U t * Lak* Ito m ll G oal. _ LaW llim rll I {Rr^titrr) Aaabli {Prinrwrl I I ; [ j k r I lowtU (Richard) S. L eg a ls agarat tha and JAMES L FULKERSON, OH LOIS FULKERSON; COLUMBUS HARBOUR HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida non­ profit corporation. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE; Datondanttel NOTICr OP ACTION . TO JAMES L. FULKERSON and LOIS FULKERSON, t Dying Mid a* unknown partla* claiming by, truougfi. endar or agairat tha above 0 1 Leg a ls DEFENDANT(S); • o 0 a _ a « . J .nnrRjdftr THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 18. PAGES 27 ANO 28 OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Dated ton ta day ol January. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clart of to* C m * Court By Mary Stroup* OapuTy Clart appaare hereon, within X day* attar tow tint pUtcabon ot ra * Notto* ot Actton to* nabaa ot raa proewartng being a eul tor toratoowur* ot mort- 2002 PubAah to THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OP DAVID J STERN, P A . ATTORNEY FOR PIAMTIPF 801 S. Unhandy Drtv* Sun* 500 Plantation. FL 3332* (854 >233-8000 01-78*51(FM)NCM M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, Pig I apaniai contact COURT AOMMISTRATION. at to* SEMINOLE County Ccutooua* at *07-585-1227. 1-800•558771 (TOO) or 1 8 0 0 8 5 5 8 7 7 a via Flortda Ratoy Satvlo* PUdah:January X . and Fabnary 1 Oatod toe day ot JAN 22 2001. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ByJANE JASEW1C Deputy Clart Law Olticai ol Oanal C. Canauagra #901 North Aimarva Avanu* Tampa FL 33504-10*1 Anomay* tor Ptoma» Pubiah January X . and February 8. 2002 11215 . M THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 18th JUDICIAL CMCUtT. M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL jutwsotcnoN omatON CASE MO: 81 CA 2 20814 L NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE CO PLAINTIFF VS. RAINELL R JONES. IF UVINQ, ANO If DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAMING AN IWEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AQAIN3T RAINELL R JONES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP RAINELL R JONES. IP ANY. CITIFINANCtAL EQUITY SERVICES. INC.,; JOHN DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSES­ SION i DEFENOANT(S) Rf-NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pueuant to an Order Granting th* Mobon to Raeat Forackau* Sal* dated January 17. 2002 amend to Civ! Caa* No. 01 CA 220# 14 L ol the Crcu! Court ot to* 1801 Jurtcul Cacul to an t tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD Ftorda. l a d t a l l o h a hiftoael and boat bidder lor caah al *1 THE WE3T FR 0W DOOR ot to* SEMINOLE County CourthouM touted *1 310 N PARK AVENUE to SANFORD. Ftortk .*! 1 1 0 0 a m on to* 12 day ol Much. 2002 to* U lowing daacnbaJ property aa eai todh at end Summary Final Judgment, to-w* LOT 78. TRAILWOOO ESTATES, SECTION ONE, ACCORDING TO Seminole High School's Jairo Minotta (No. 7), who scored the game's only goal, lakes oul an Oviedo defender dur­ ing the Fighting Seminoles' upset ot the No. 2 seeded Lions in the Class 4A-District 2 Tournament Monday. L eg a ls UNKNOWN TENANT; JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENAW. Defendant e) NOT ie r OP ACTION TO MARITSA ALARCON. JOHN DOC ALARCON. UNKNOWN HUS­ BAND OF MARITSA ALARCON ROBERT H ALARCON. JANE OOC ALARCON. UNKNOWN WIFE OP ROBERT W ALARCON. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP SAID DEFENOANTTSt, IP REMARRIED. ANO IP DECEASED. T K RESPEC­ TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. DRAW EES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAMNO BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDAW (S) WHOSE RESIDENCE IS. uiknoan VOUAAE HEREBY ratpand to Be your anawar or artoan dilation . I any to t » tbov* procaartng atn Pi* Clart at rue C o u t and to ta n * ■ copy rwmd upon P a pWrMTr artor- LOT 41. SPtCEWOOO ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 32. PAGE 17. OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIOA. ARCA 1717 CINNAMON CIRCLE. CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA 32707. r you M to B# you anaww or «r*Mn dwlanaa* in tw *bov* pracaadng, on plantar* attorney. * dataUI wrt b* ervarad agaaut you tor to* meat damandad to tia Complaait or * *----a-a _a. a-- al —« n * f w pnoto Dy Jwn w r n tj N212 M TH* CMCUtT COURT O P T tttttT H JUDICIAL CMCUtT. M AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENERAL CASE NO: 01 CA t8 S 8 14 K WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. INC. PLAINTIFF VS. OEANORAE D TAYLOR IF UVINQ. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. DRAW EES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST DEANDRAE D. TAYLOR; 5A L O * Z PACHECO-TAYLOR If LIVINO. AND If OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORAWEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IW EREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST SAUOMI Z PACHECO-TAYLOR. SEMINOLE COUNTY. fLORIDA; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENAWS IN POSSESSION DEFENOAW(S) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuart to a Suanmaiy Ftoal Judgment at Fonctoaun dated Jan 18. 2002 anlarad « CMI Caa* No 0 1 CA 1855 1 4 K otto*D rcutC oiatotto# I8TH Jurtoal Caoat to and tor SEMMOLE C a rry SANFORD. Florida. I * 4 *** to to* hr^taal and bait batow tor cam *1 AT WEST FROW DOOR OF COURTHOUSE at to* SEMINOLE C anty Courtooue* touted at X I N Part Avanu* in Santord. a . at 11 00 AM am. on at* IS day ot February. 2002 to* tadowng datchbad proper­ ly a* eat krto n u d Sonmary F nal Judgment, to-wif LOT 8. BLOCK g TIER G E R TRAf FORD'S MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK t. PAGE 113 AS RECORD­ ED IN PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. SAIO LANO SITUATE. LYING ANO BEINO IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated re* 18 d*Y ot January. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryam* Mon* Clart ot to* Catud Court By Maty Stroup* OapuTy Clan Pubfcdi re THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES O f DAVID J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY fO R PLAINTIFF M l S Unhandy Dm* Suta 500 Plantation. FL 33324 01-75764<NCL) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE L eg a ls AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, panon* with rtaabibbn raid tog a tpecial accommodation khouto contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at to* SEMINOLE County Cotonou** al 407 863 4 2 2 7 , I 800135 8771 (TDOl or 1 80d953#77O via I londa Relay S*m ca PubAah January X , and Fecwuwry ft jooo . ■ 11211 M TUB CMCUT COURT OPTH8 DOKTEINTH JUDICIAL CMCUT OP FLORIDA M ANO FOR 8IM M O LI COUNTY OCWRAL JURtlOICTION DIVISION CAM NO. 01-C A -I41515G CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. va DAVID J. JORDAN, ftt al. D*tandant(» NOTICB OP P0RCCL08URB SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auant to a Fatal Judgment ol Fonctoaun dated January tt. 2002. and antarad In Caa* No 01-CA14 14-14G. ot to* ca n a l Court ot at* EIGHTEENTH Juddal Cacua n and for SEMINOLE County. Florida m a t CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION la Ptanrr# and DAVID J . JORDAN. REBECCA J JORDAN. HUSBANO ANO WIFE. AMSOUTH BANK. TIIJACUAN COMMUNITY SER VICES ASSOCIATION. INC , CHI­ ROPRACTIC ONE. INC. a n DatandwiU. I a d ta * to to* hghad and batt taddar tor c u h to to* Watt Iron dou ot to* Courthoja* to SAN­ FORD, SEMINOLE C arry . Florida. ■1 00 o'clock on too 19 day ot February. 2002. th* Iallowing deicrbed property aa tat torth « aaat Fnat Judgment, to ad: LOT 8. TIMACUAN UNIT 12. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 52. PAGE 82. 83 AND 84. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. art/l 477 Mohan Tarraca, Lake Mary. FL 32745 DATED toil 18 day ol January. 2002 A* Clart ot and Court By Mary Stroup* Aa Daputy Clart Submtlad by: Fiber lG w / . P. A Suit* 300 1570 Madnjga Avanu* Coral Gabtoft. Florida 33146 (305)562 4110 ■Parana wah a duabwty who naad a apaoal accommodation to participala n ton procaadtog ahoutd con­ tact AOACoonknalor al Samnot# Cottoly Courthouia. X I N Park Avanu*. Suit* N 30I. Santord. Ftonda 32771, at too*! Ilv* daya prior to tha procaadtog Telephone (407)323-4330 ad 4227; 1 8 0 0 8 5 5 8771 (TDO) or I 8051558770 (V)wa Florida Relay S a m e *' PitokahJanury X . and Fabroaiy 6. 2002 11210 « THE CMCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 01-CA-I373-14-K SAMUEL L CHESSER. NADINE C JOHNSON. ALCU3 W CHESSER and VIVIAN M METZ. PWibltl va. JOHN MAUHiER and FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA. Datandant(v), NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN Ihal punuanl to to« Ftoal Judgment ot Fonctoaun a n tr a l to to* caw cl SAMUEL L. CHESSER. NADINE C. JOHNSON. ALCUS W CHESSER and VIVIAN M METZ. Plambltv n JOHN MAUTNER and FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA, Oatandanta. n tha Cacul Leg a ls Leg a ls Court. In *nd to* S®mino*e County. CASE NO : 02 CA-144-16-M Fto«U Ca m Wo 01-CA i37>l4^K IN RE FORFEITURE OF ONE 9m umdiirtigniftrt Ctorti «nl mil al WHITE BOX TRAILER MODEL public tAto lo th# hiyh«vt and battl NUMBER 707 SERIAL NUMBER bwldef tor cash at tronl doo* ol P1361 th#1 SofnrtTkOUi County Oourthous#. NOTICE OF 301 North Parti Avanua, Santord. FORFEITURE COMPLAINT Samnota County. Ftonda . at the TO tart W 'W n*. * ?4 Ualamt hoot til 11 OQ 8i m on tt-.i XI rikrt «*• (Mn*«vwn’i4.» 'vp'tiyg*, rvumjti 3a1m i WwtMuavy, 1^.11 tn m , i»wrt i and all oihen mho claim an interest property situate and b*mg In Ihe Mowing property a whrie Box Sammola County. Ftonda. daaenbad Traitor. Model Number TO/.^Sartal Number P1361 Lot «. HERMITAQE, UNIT TWO. OonakJ F Eahnger. m hta oMctol ACCORDING TO THE PLAT capacity a t Shanfl 0i Iha Sammoto THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT County. Ftonda. through tot offcan. BOOK 22. PAGE 94. O f THE PUB^ nvetbgaloft or agents, tetrad t>a LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE above property on or about COUNTY. FLORIOA December 5. 2001. ait or near 74 MARYANNE MORSE Salem Court, Aftamonte Springs. Ctorti of tha O r a * Court Sammoto County. Ftonda Sa*d SEMINOLE. Ftonda property to in the custody of tha By Mary Stroup* Sheriff of Sammoto Cotmfy tor Ihe Aa Daputy d a rt purpose ol torterture punuanl to sec­ Franli C. WhqjftarTL Eaqumt tion* 932 701 932 704. Ftonda PO Boa 4646 Statutes A Comptomf tor forfeiture Santord. Ftonda 3 2772-4M hat bean Wed m lha above sryfed January 30. and February 6. Court 2002 I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and U200 correct copy of thit Notice of Forferture Complaint was furnished IN THE CIRCUIT COURT by U 3 certified mail, return receipt OF THE EIGHTEENTH requested, fa me above-named JUWCUL CIRCUIT addressee ihis 22 day of Jan, 2002. OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA, Tesha M FauMmar IN ANO FOR Gener al Counsel SEMINOLE COUNTY Ftonda Bar No 0068626 CIVIL DMSJON Sammoto County Sheriff * Office No. t^CA-2312-t4>W 100 Bush Boulevard DfVtSION: B Sanford. Ftonda 32773 SOUTH TRUST MORTGAGE (407)665-6603 CORPORATION. ABomay tor Petitioner PLAINTIFF. Pubtish January 30 and February 6. 2002 WILLIAM A. ALEMAN. GISELLE 11207 ALEMAN, and AlAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT INC. OF THE EIGHTEENTH DEFENDANTS JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE IN ANO FOR Note* la haraby grvan that pur SEMINOLE COUNTY. tuanl lo a Final Judgment ol FLORIDA. Foractoauraand an Order CASE NO : OJ CA U J-tt-E Rescheduling Foictoaure Sale IN RE FORFEITURE OF SI 567 00 entered m the abova-stytod causa, in IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY tha Circuit Court oI Sammoto County. NONCE OF Ftonda. I wdl eal lha property situate FORFEITURE COMPLAINT Sammoto County, Ftonda. TO Trams Wiikun McCabe daaenbad a t: Lo* 1, ALAFAYA 913 W 1st Street S202 WOOOS PHASE XIV. aceordmQ to Santord. Ftonda 32771 lha PUt thereof, as recorded m PUt and all others who claim an interest Book 37. Paget IS and 10. of tha m lha toaowmg property $1.567 00 Pubkc Records ol Sammoto County m Untied Slates Currency Ftonda al pubic tala, to the htghati Donald F. Eskngar. m hit olhaal and best taddar. tor cash, al al tha capaafy as Shanff of tm Sammoto tl front door of tha Sammoto Cour.ly. Florida, through Ns officers, Courtly Courthoute. al Sanford, investigators or agents seized lha Ftonda. al 11 00 AM on Fabruary 21. above property on or about 2002 December 5. 2001, al or near 913 Oatod ttm IS day ol January, 2002 West 1si Street, F202. Santord MARYANNE MORSE Sammoto Counfy Ftonda Sard Ctorti ol Cacul Court property ts in the custody of Ihe By Mary Stroupe Sheriff of Sammoto Counfy lor the Deputy Dark purpose of Msifura pursuant lo sac IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A tons 932 7 0 1 9 3 2 7 0 4 . Ftonda DISABILITY WHO NEEOS AY Statute* A Complaint tor forfeiture ACCOMOOATION IN OROER TO has bean Wed m tha above-sfyfed PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEED Court, INO. YOU ARE ENTITLED. AT NO I HEREBY CERTIFY Ihal a true and COST TO YOU. TO THE PROVI­ correct copy of this Nonce of SION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE Forfeiture Comptamt was tomtahod PLEASE CONTACT COURT by U 3 certified marl, return receipt ADMINISTRATION AT 301 N PARK requested, to the above-named AVENUE. SUITE N30I. SANFORO. addressee this 22 day of Jan. 2002 FLORIOA 32771, (407) 323-4330 Tesha M Faufcner EXT 4227 WITHIN 2 WORKING General Counsel DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS Ftonda Bor No 0066625 NOTICE. IF YOU ARE HEARING Sammoto Coimfy Shenfft Dfera OR VOCE IMPAIRED. CALL 1 «00100 Bush Boutovard 9SS0771 Sanford, Ftonda 32773 NOTE THIS COMMUNICATION. (407)6656603 FROM A DEBT COUECTOR. IS AN Attorney tor Petitioner ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT Publish January 30 ami February 6. ANO ANY INFORMATION 2002 OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR 11206 THAT PURPOSE Sammoto Herald IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Gibbon*. Cohn Neuman. Bello. SEMINOLE COUNTY. Segal A Aten. PA FLORIOA PoelOmce Boe 2177 PROBATE DIVISION Tampa. FL 33601 Fia# No 02 30-CP Pubiah January X . and February IN RE ESTATE OF 6.2002 SK36HAN ERIN MCCORMICK 11206 Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT The administration of the estate of OF THE EIGHTEENTH SIOBHAN ERIN MCCORMICK, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT deceased Fto Number 02 30CP, « IN ANO FOR pandavig m the Circuit Court, tor SEMINOLE COUNTY, Sammoto County, Ftonda. Pttbale FLORIOA Leg a ls Divismn the address ol which ns PO B o i Santord. Ftonda 32772 The name and adidress ot th# Personal Representative and the Persona* Representatives attomiTy are set lorth bekrw ALL tN If RtSTFDPEWVONr* ARF t r i i i n t . i l n iM pwruaine on 1 served who have objections ttiaf challenge the vafedffy of the Wtf, ttm 'quaiihcations of tha Personal Representative, varma. or JurieSc non o# IN* Court are required to Me their objections with ifws Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ai creators of (he decedent and other persons having claims or demands agamtrt decedent's estate on whom a copy of tore notice m served wrthm three months after lha date of Ihe firsl publication of ffws notice must fife thee claims with mis Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCA TON OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ai other creators of the decedent and persons having claims or demands against lha decadent * •state must Me thae claim* with INs Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO The data of the fust Publication of ENa notice is January 27.2002 Personal Representative: PATRICIA Q MCCORMICK | 1X 3 4 East Cedar Avenue Aurora, Colorado 80012 Attorney lor Parsoml Represaritaiive Carla DeLoech Bryant Ftonda Bar No 0166545 Law Offices of Carta OeLoach Bryori 1201 S Orlando Avenue Suite 350 Wmter Parti Ftonda 32776 Telephone (407)740-5005 Publish January 27, 2002 add February 3, 2002 11189 NOTKE OF , PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gtvep. that on toe date and tune1 listed cefow.and continuing from day |o day until a i goods ara sold, we w>u ta i al Pubfcc Auction, to 9m hrgNbt biddar. tor cash, al the warehouse of STORAGE USA, located el 4$o T' Umgvwxp Ftonda Central Partiway,. Lot-------L FL 32750 tha followimg mg good f lor remand ware*, arvj merthandfeal tor other charges tor which a lien An tame is claimed, to wit: OATEOFSALE 02/130002 TIME OF SALE I 30 PM (Customer Name)(Unit »){Bn rt Description of Goods Bemg Sold) Vcfor Bravo • 29 Busme s Equipment. Naiajuha M Grola * I 4 Fumnure. Ctoihes. Tm Mccoy • 119 Sofe Smotiar. Tooto. Aaron Dowtir j. • 119 Household Hams. D e b ts Glaspay • 203, Furniture, Houaahc d Mams, Amce Joseph • 309 Fumrtur 1, Household Rams, Wanda Monel • 460 Bones, furniture Bikes. Nan y Pnnocli #631 Oizamess Goods, Pu n Howard *674 Washer and Dryer STORAGE PROTECTION AU<: HON SERVICES LICENSE • 593 A 550 00 ctoamng dapoM wJ conacled tor each un4 purdtitsa i>J refunded Siler al) contents Of urvls has- been: removed Irom the fat The above intormatton » to tw puj> hahad once a weeti lor two cor **jcLlive waetis Seal sato to be -ndsr and Cry virtue of lha stalufes of 0|)e stale, m such cases made aid pfp vtded Publish January 27. 2QC2 aijd February 3. 2002 11186 i �i<U Page 4B Sunday. February 3.2002 Lecals • O n e * OP UEN SALE l in ti I n p m M m of mwgM loe efach Vic ixklarMgnad Is I 'H to *Mafy an am n ttt ton of f a goods totonallir j n c t t r d and M M d U n d a M a S a t Storage 2SM WJ M i Straff Santord. Ftorkte 32771, |40T) 3 2 3 4 m And due N * a Ftevtag batn Juan. to to* owner af aaad property and a i pamae knoan to d am an iiwraal Swt*ii, and t * tone apectoed In eudi noace tar peynwa of audi havteg expired, > * gooda a * be add af puMc aucpj ime ragn#»i iwooe* o* vmwf■toe ittpnaad of on Fab. 27. 2001 Data of Aucaon Time M O TV AUCTIONEER UC. NO. imp to. r.aam m . (torn, law 220. Honor Sandier. 100 Swaatgww Wood* Suita 13B Daftana, F L 37725, boo aprtrig, mat2 X .lttite n d B b M k i.lS 2 1 I O r Sanford. FL 12771. day v and beg*. MT. Orebadl Brady. 114 BJk ( Tanece Lake Mary, FL 3274*. boe tprksg Seed boent mana b *. crutch­ es, racking chair. idee, boaaa. 404. Mdieal Eason. IttW kier Or. StedordL FL 32771 414, Thomas Sapp. 7(43 Bfk)Q *ttoc+ Terrace jiciuonviOf, n , 32213. akadnim bool. lahrag P ittm : February 6 10.2002 JJ001 PiH e audton to be M d al SOI anvontoedayfa) rpeed ed betoai. el l a t o r door of APian’a Tbaring toe. located at 24bp Cad lake Uary Ad Site* 134, Sanford FI tor tie purpoae of dtepoalng of tie tottwing For katoar rtormeaon pleeee cat (407)32 T2P4S 03-1942 (1) Year ISSWMaka FORD ESCORT VW«1FAPP*3JXKW241XI (2) Yew tSSSIMak* OLDS DELTA VWt 103HN37300W3300S3 (3) Yew 1SE7/TDYOTA TERCEL Vtt4L7T2EL3ID6HOOS0234 Plttaf! February 3, 2002 JJ002 N0T1CS OF PUBUC SAL* ALTAMOafTB TOWMQ, MC.. UNCLAMBD VSH1CLI AUCTION 117 MARKER ST , ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM. SOLO AS IS. NO WARRANTY. NO TITLE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIOS PURSUANT TO F S 7 I J 71 IM 7 PONTIAC IQ2PS21SBHN20334S 1IB4 CHEVY 1Q1AZ37S2EB115608 1BB3 FORO KHJ6T03K7J3134373 1904 FORO 1FTCR10XBRPA73733 3 in a a ii JT2SV12E4F02W7M 1943 OLDS ' ' I 1G3HN34C3JW370640 1979 DODGE SJL4U91103364 1963 OOOQE 1B3B21BC7FD332241 PHONE 9 407-3360700 Pubkrfr. February 3, 2003 1942 i r Starting Mama Boil Hul Kf XTL4BI73MBZE 1900 auc PAJ Yrtvte Wv 1GTDC14H5LE33S084 754 CR1S POBor 470047 Lake Monroe. FI 32747 Sato Dale FEBRUARY 13.1002 P i t t a * February J, 2002 MOOT M THE CMCUT COURT FOR (CbBNOLI COUNTY, FLONDA PROBATt DIVISION Flto No. 02 21CP IN RE: ESTATE OF RAY PRESTON BOLT Decocted NCmC I OP ADUtfMTItATtON The admnatraoon of tie m ala of Ray Preaton Oon. dacaaaad. F4a Number 02 23CP. n pandtog In ft* Chum Cowl lor Sememe Coway. Florida. Probata Drvnron. tha addreti of which a 301 N Park Avenue. Santord, Flonda 32771 Tha namaa and addraaiai ol toa L T hx Seminole Hulald ecals o v a . ACTION Caa* No. 81-CA-41T-0 BA MORTGAGE. LLC, <A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSOXARY OK BANK O f AMERICA N A) SUCCESSOR M INTEREST BY MERGER OF NATtONSBANC MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. WILLIAM Q WHITE. J R .. M e l . n o n e s o f a ction TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS, TRUSTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. OR AGAINST KATHERINE JOHNSON. DECEASED LaM tnmm address: UNKNOWN Curran ad d *** UNKNOWN ANY AND A ll UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. AND AGAINST THE HERE­ IN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN­ DANTS WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAM AN MTERE8T AS SPOUS­ ES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTIES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS Leaf known eddreaa: UNKNOWN Cumrk arkbaaa: UNKNOWN YOU ARC NOTIFIED tial wi adton to taradoaa e mongaga on to* taftoetog deecnbed property to SamkicM Cowky. ( M S B LOT 23. OAK VELA, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES TB AND T7. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA hat bean Nad agearet you and you art reqwred to ta n a a copy of four .to 11 .■■■ WluWl topi■i. iM YM rnumafbu WfT TT.Sri. LWMim AJ LJttJte IflBT tie brat pubkcelon. il any. on Echeverrie A Associate*, P A . Piaaaart attorney, whoa* eddraae la t i l t Corporate Lake O va. Suaa 300. Tampa Ftortda 33434 and Me f a ongvsal adh tea Court aafwr baton sendee on piamdra iB o n a fi or Immadaaaff taeraefier; otien taa. a dataWI wte b# entered *g *n ff you tot t ie ratal demanded In Via Compton or peueon DATED on JAN 24 2002. Clark of tie ClRCUtT Coral By Rut) King Deputy Clark IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDINQ SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRA­ TION AT 201 N PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771. TELE­ PHONE NUMBER (407)3234330. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (T) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED­ ING IF HEARINO IMPAIRED. (TOO) t -300-(S3-4771. OR VOICE (V) I 000 955 6770, VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE P i t t a * February 3, to. 2002 JJOH M THE CMCUfT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M AND FOR kEMMOLE COUNTY CJ S f f i K E S f f i w i CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. JEANNE m Lib b y , e m p ir e FUNOINQ CORPORATION: ANO _____ . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, DefendanKt) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE (ALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwauent la a Final Judgment ol Foractoaum dated January 23.2002. and entered to Care No. Ot-CAII38-14W . ot to* Cecua Court ol toa EIGHTEENTH Juddal Cecul ai and tar SEMINOLE County. Flonda wharaai CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION n Pler.bfl and JEANNE M. LIBBY; EMPIRE FUNOINQ CORPORATION. ANO________ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN PO SSES­ SION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, am Oalandanta. I wd aai to toa teghael and beat bidder tor cam n tie Waal Iront door oI Ilia Courthouae « SANFORD. SEMI­ NOLE County. Flonda. I I 00 ockxk on too M day of February, 2002, toa blowing deecnbed property r r rel torth in and Feral Judgment, to we LOT 34. STOCKBRIDGE. UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 28, PAGES 79, AND 30. AS RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. SAIO LANDS LYING ANO BEING IN SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. k V a 335 Harvard Street, Apopka. FL 32703 GATED tot* 24 day oI January, 2002 MaryannE Moral A* Clark of tael Court By Mary Slroupa At Deputy Clerk Submitted try Faber (Gakti. P A Stale 300 1370 Madruga Avenue Cord Guryev Flonda 33143 (303)442 4110 ‘Pereona wah a dvatakty who need a apecvel accommodation to partev pale n ton prouedng mould conlaci ADACoordwiatof at Seminole County Courthouae, 301 N Park Avenue. Sulla N30I. Sanford. Flonda 32771. at leeal kve dayt prior to toe proceedng Telephone (407)323-4330 a il 4227. 1 800 9358771 (TDOlor 1-800 9338770 (V)vta Flonda Relay Service * Pubkah February 3. 10. 2002 JJ0 1 2 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A4 paraana on mom ton nonce a aerved oho have obrechom that chalanga toe vaKkry of toe ad. toe quaMIcaaona al toe panonal reprau r t i M . venue, or pjnedaion ol ton Cowl wa leqwred to Me toae cbfacnona «an ton Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM At credtora ot toe decedent and other pwaone having claim r or demanda agaaiat dacadanf t auala on whom a copy ot tea nobca a revved warm tome morteis after toe data ol via IWat pubacanon ot ton notce muat Me toae claana wan ton Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER VICE OF A COPY OF TH3 NOTICE ON THEM At ether creditor! of toe decoder! (4 THE CIRCUIT COURT and p e rro n having daunt or OF THE JUOICML CIRCUIT. demanda agamal the decadent* IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. aalata muw Me toee d a m w«n ton cow l WITHIN THREE MONTHS FLORIDA g en era l AFTER THE OATE OF THE F « S T JURISDICTION DIVISION PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE CASE NO: 01 CA 1*88 14 W ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL INC BE FOREVER BARRED PLAINTIFF Tha data of toe tral ptttcaaon Ol VS ton Noace la February 3.2002. ELIZABETH CAMARGO. IF LIVING. Panonal RapraeanUbve ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN Kaye H Bob SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. 472 North Glam Dove GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, Aoamork* Spring*. Florida 12701 LIENORS. CREDITORS, Attorney tor Per tonal TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER Haoraeantaava PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST LAW OFFICES OF TIMMERMAN. BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR SHUFFIELO. KISER S SUTCLIFFE. AGAINST ELIZABETH CAMARGO. PA UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF By Perga Hammond Wo^erl , ELIZABETH CAMARGO IF ANY. Aaotnay JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS Florida Bar No 023213 UNKNOWN TENANTS IN PO SSES­ Poal ONce Boe 3000 SION Orlando. Flonda 32402 DEFENDANTS) Tatophon* (407)423-7010 NOTICE OF PuMaAFabruary 3 10, 2002 FORECLOSURE SALE JJ0 1 0 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur auant to a Summary Final Judgment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ol Foractoaum dated Jan 23. 2002 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CWCWT entered ei CivA Case No 01 CA 1388 IN AND FOR 14 W ol toa Cecul Cowl ol toa SEMINOLE COUNTY. L ecals L ecals JucScW CktMl to and tor SEMMOLE County. SANFORO. FtarkM. I wB aal to toa taghaal m d bail better lor cam MAT WEST FRONTDOOR d toa SEMINOLE County Courthouae loca ted at X I N. Park Avarua In Sanford. FL , al 11 00 AM am . on toa 2 * day ol February. 2002 to* toboartog deaerkred property a * aeltorto to add Summary Find Judgmerd, towaLOT 43. BLOCK B. LAKE BRANTLEY ISLES SECOND ADDI­ TION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAQE S OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA; Dated tola 24 day ol January. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryanne Moral Clark a l to* Cecul Court B y Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark Puteah to: THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA.. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF (0 1 S UNvendy Drive SuBa 300 Ptarkdton, FL 33324 01-73229) FMVAMI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABUTIES ACT, paraana Mto Ing a apadd contact COURT AOkBMSTRATION, at toa SEMINOLE County Cowtoouaa al 407-863-4227.1-800336-8771 (TDD) or 1 600-935 8 770 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH nSA BSJD C S ACT. ft* oontad COURT AOUMSTRAnON. d to* SEMMOLE County Courtooua* d *07-635-4227,1 800( 6 6 ( 7 7 1 (TOO) or 1 ( 0 0 ( 6 6 ( 7 7 0 , in« rEL^u4w tofxa Bwlatd rway RddAM offVMP. PuMmFebruary S I S 2002 JJ0 1 3 Pubkah February 3 I S 2002 JJ0 1 3 M THB CMCUFT COURT OP THE 1(TH JUDICIAL CMCUfT. COUNTY. C A SIN O ; (1 C A 3740 1 4 Q ABN AMRO MORTGAGE GROUP. INC. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO ATLANTIC MORTGAGE 6 INVESTMENT CORPORATION. FIAMT1FF. VS JEANNA BROWN. ETAL. DEFENOANT(S) NOT3CB OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE (ERVfCB TO: JEANNA BROWN and JOHN J BROWN, whoaa raattanca la wWnown * toay be hrtog: andStoay be d u d , lh# unknown rt»for»1infi who may be apouaaa. haea. aadgnaaa. partial cteenng an mfaraal by. through, under or agatoal toa Detandmii. who am not known to be d u d or aay*. and a l partial flav­ or ctem ng to have any n f L Wa or meraat to toe properly daacrtiad to If YOUAAE HEREBY NOTIFIED tod n adton to torattoM a toa tadowtog property LOT 29. WILDMERE MANOR. ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK II , PAGE 39. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA han bean Nad agaaid you and you am raguead to aarva a copy ol your t e r m detenu*. 1 any. on DAVID J STERN. ESQ PldnMTl attorney ■uni t I t e m M *01 • IMvwmey Drtuw aaou. mi rite ni - FL SU M (no talar torn 30 day* tram to* dal* of toa krai ptttcaaon ol tote noaca ol dark ol tote cowl aehor bake* aarvlea on PtetoMTl aBotnay or toimdtalaly toaraaftar, otoanetea a dataud wd b* inland agaewl you tor to* WITNESS my hand and to* u d ol Ihte Court d SEMINOLE Counry. Flonda. tote day ol JAN24 2003. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BYRuto Ktog DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVE) J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF (01 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 300 PLANTATION. FL 33324 01-00736(AMI) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona weh tou bibu naadtog a apactel accommodakon mould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. *1 to* SEMINOLE County Cowtoouu at (407)843-4227, 1800-9368771 (TDD) or 1 (0 0 -9 3 6 8770, Ml Flonda Relay Sam e* THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HERALD Pubkah February 3. 10.2002 JJ0 I4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CMCUfT, IN AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL jURKoeem oN DIVISION CASE NO: 01 CA 1 ( t t 14 W CITIMORTGAGE. INC . SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION PLAINTIFF VS SHELTER SOLUTIONS INC . ROSE MIU. COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC. REGINALD HAWKINS. ANNIE HAWKINS. DAMON ANT03. TEACHERS INSURANCE ANO ANNUITY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA K K A TIAA CREF DBA GOLFVIEW APARTMENTS K K A GOLFVIEW APARTMENTS ASSO­ CIATES. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pwluant to a Swnmary fr ill Judgment of Foractoawe deled Jan 23. 2002 anlarad n Cite C a u No 01 CA 1939 14 Wot to* Cecul Cowl of to* I8TH Judicial C rate n and tor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Flonda. I m i aa* 10 to* Nghaal and bail batter tor cruh al AT WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE *1 to* SEMINOLE Counry Cowtoouu mealed at 301 N Park Avanuan Santord. F L .alltO O AM a m on toa 28 day at February. 2002 toa kteomng daacrtiad proper ry a* rel torth n urd Summary Fnal Judgment, to vte LOT 83. ROSE HILL. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SA PAGES 41 and 42. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN TV, FLORIOA. Dated tort 24 day oI January. 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryanna M om Clark ol toa Ceote Cowl By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark Pubkm n. THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN, P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF BOI S Unrvaruty Drive S u m 300 Plantation, F l 33324 01 74406(SOM) MTHBCMCWT COURT OP THB 1ITH CAM NO: (1 C A 1 W 7 I4 W BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE PUUNHFF VS. WCTORW BARTKOWIAK IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEMS. D E V I S E E S .G R A N T E E S . ASSIGNEES. UCNERS, CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL. OTHER PARTIES CLAJMMO AN MTERE5T BY. THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST VICTORIA BARTKOWIAK; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP VICTORIA BARTKOWIAK, F ANY. HOMETOWN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION MC.; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) n o n e s OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauard ID a Bwnmary Find Judgment oI Foractoaum dated Jan 23, 2003 anlarad to CM C a u No 01 CA 1(B7 14 W ol to* O m d Court ol to* ISTH Ju lc te l CkcWI to did tor SEMMOLE Coway SANFORD. Ftortda. I w ( m ( to to* hf/i**l and bad biddw tor cam MAT WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE d to* SEMINOLE Candy Cowtoouu located at 3 0 1 N Park Avenue to Sanford) FL. al 11B0 AM am . on to* 24 day ol February. 2002 to* tadoaitog dal o t ted proper­ ly u a il torto to add Swnmary Ftod Judgmant, LOT 39. LESS THE SOUTH 2 2 0 FEET THEREOF ALOMA BEND TRACT III. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 39 PAGES 12. 13 and 14. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; Dated tote 24 dry of January, 2002 (ClRCUtT COURT SEAL) Maryann* More* dark of toa Carcu* Cowl B y Mary S tro d e Deputy dark Pubkah n: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAtflO J STERN. PA .. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Unwarady Onv* Sua* 300 “ “ F l 33324 0t-7S2M(CWF) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, pereona into tkaibtd a e needa tfiwvtea ic o g n aaddkto d u d d contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at to * SEMINOLE Counry Cowtoouu d 407-4(6-4227. 1 (0 0 • 6 6 (7 7 1 (TDD) or 1 * 0 0 *54-4770, via Florida Retey Swnrtca. Putam February 3 .1 0 , 2002 jjo ie M THE CMCUfT COURT OF THE 1(TM JUDK3AL CMCliT, M ANO FOR ( O dNOLi COUNTY. FLORDA CURL DIVISION C A U NO.; 01-CA-2043-14-W CITIBANK, N A,AS TRUSTEE, RANI KHOURV. a id . N on caop FORECLOSURE (ALB (Ptaau p ittm in THE SEMMOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pw audit to a Final Judgment ol Foralcaaw* dated toa 23 day ol January. 2009. and anlarad to C a u No 0I-CA 2O93-I4 W. ol toa Cecul Court of to* l*TH JuSctef O a t e to and tor Samuel* County, Ftortda. •harem CITIBANK.N A , AS TRUSTEE la to* PteeYte did RANI KHOURV. CHASE GROVES COM­ MUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.; O R. HORTON. INC; KENNETH Q DENBY, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RANI KHOURV. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY I • * ate to toa hy/teal and beat batter tor cam al to* WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE oI to* Sameiote County Courthouae. to Sameiote County. Ftortda, al 1100 on toa 24 day of February, 2002, to* M oving duerttad property u ear torto to ta d Fnal Judgment, to-rte LOT 31S. CHASE GROVES UNIT THREE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 37. PAGES 49 AND 49. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE. COUNTY, FLORIOA ArK/Ar 2542 DWYER LANE. LAKE MARY. FL 32748 In accordanc* with to* American* mto O tubtea* Act. Paraana into O teabtta* naadng a apacul accom­ modation to participate n tote pro­ ceeding ahoiAd contact to* Cowl ArkrwvalraJuf at 20 1 N Park Avenue. Santord. FL 32771. Tatophon* Number (407)323-4330 not later torn raven (7) day* prior to toa procuring, 8 hairing imparted, (TOO) I 800-9338771 or VorC* (V)1 BOO9 1 5 6 770 via Flonda Retey S a m e** Dated tori 24 day ol January. 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Clark Ol Tha ce o te Court By Mary S tra p * Deputy Clark SuOmttedby Law Olhc* el Uannte C. Wataon 1300 NW 49th Strut. Sutee 120 Fort Laudardate. FtoraJa 33309 Tatephon* (934)4330333 Facaenae; (934)7718032 0 1 04018 Pubkah February 3. 10. 2002 JJQ17 IN THI CMCUTT COURT OFTHE1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR 3EMM0LC COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE HO.: 0I-CA-310B-I4W COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC . v* PATRICIA A WALKER. H al. Daiandare* NOTICE Or FORECLOSURE SALE (Pteau pubarn to THE SEMINOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEnEBY GIVEN pwauanl to a Final Ajdgmahl of Fwatooaur* dated to* 23 day ol January, 2002. and anlarad to C a u No 01-CA2IW -I4W . of toa Cecul Court of to* I8TH Judicial C rate to and tor Sameiote County. Flonda. •herein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. a toe Ptae-uf and PATRICIA A WALKER. RANOY E ALTIZER. TRINITY BAY MOMSOWNERS ASSOCIATION. M C ; UNKNOWN BPOUSS OF RKTNCM A WALKER; UMOfOWN SPOUSE OF RANOY E. ALTIZER: JOHN DOC; JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANT (C| H POSSESSION OF THC SUBJECT FROFtNTV. I tel ate to toa NteiaM did bsal b ttS d lor cam ■ to* WEST FRONT DOOR OF COUnTHOUSC *1 to* SamlKla County Cowtoouaa. In S emtooto County Ftortda. m I1G0 on toa M day oI February. 2002. to* loSndng daacitoaJ properly a * aat torto h i i w r u n aM uiim * Krwic LOT II. TRMTTY BAY PHAM L ACCORDING TO THC FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 34. PAGES 44 ANO 4S. OF THC PUBUC RECOROB OF SEML NOLE. COUNTY. FLOMOA K K A . 3320 NORTH LAKE BUR­ NETT LANE. WINTER PARK. FL 32792 In to. cu rin g moutt contact to* Caul ArtoMteator N 201 N. Park Amnua. Sanford. FL 12771. Tatephon* Nuntoar (407)323-4130 not law toan aevan (7) rtey* prior to to* praoaadtog. S haartog brpakadL (TOO) 1 (0 0 ( 6 6 8 7 7 1 Of * 4 0 * 0 0 1 ( 0 6 9 6 6 (7 7 0 via Ftorkte Relay Oatad tote 24 day *1 January U lD V A lM t U h o itc Clark Of Tha Ceote Cowl By: Mary Berap* Deputy Cterk br lo ll 1600 MW 49to E Fort Laudardate Tekephone (944)443-03*6 FacalniSa: (964)771(082 FMOI-04111 Pubam February 3 10,2002 JJ0 1 I M THC CMCUfT COURT DPTHB1STH MANOPOR COUNTY, CAM NO.: 0 1 -C A O 4 6 1 6 W COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, M G K K A COUNTRYWIDE FUND­ ING CORPORATION DWA AMERI­ CA S WHOLESALE LENDER. va WILLIAM T. SHERRARO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP WUJAM T. SHERRARO. JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UMOfOWN TENANT(S) M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. a 33(07 (S13)S77(OOS C6SS1601-3S71 Pubsm February 3 10.2002 M THB CMCUfT COURT OF THB ISTH reprauniattv* Of toa ALFONSO A MBORNONE, FIAMTFF, va. JAIBC L DIXON and CfMOTOFHERT. DIXON. SUNTRUST BANK CENTRAL FLORDA, N A . FLORIOA ASSET IMNAOEMENT SOLUTIONS. MC.. now tomato a * FA MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS, M G. MOWN RtOQE coNoosamw a s s o c ia t io n . MO DEFfNOANT(S). N OnCI OF ACTKM Jank* L Otoon and CMMopfwr T. D boi or atotar. of toamyand te par• * heatog w dtomtog to h e** m y YOUARB NOTIFlEp toat m acton Is baaefoea on toa taSdatotg propany ei Sananoto Coway. Ftortda. 332 a m bSsuto Court. Winter Sprtoga. FL 3270S Uni 1 6 0 . MOON RIDGE. PHASE I. • ad it O R BOOK 1216 PAGE 1!7S, Feat Amaaubnerd raoonted to O R. B a te 1239. Page 134S, Second Amandmark recorded to O R Book 1242. Page 1S1, TTtod Amantonam noonted to & R Book 1407. Pag* 807. Fowto AmamiTiark recorded ei O R Boob 1424, Pag* 1733 md FWi Amandnant raoonted to O .R Book 1(83. Paga 111 and u record­ ed ei Plat Book 22. at P e g u 66. 67 and •• and to P w Book 2$, Paget 2 9 ,2 7 and 29 taapartoialy; Tbgatoar batonglng aarnrrteig lo said tog m itodkrUad totetaal to common atimento. Subyact howaiat. to te gf toa pravWona to aakf Oacteraaon of Condomekwn a*kch to* party ol to* »r1 aaawnu and ag rau to and partonn, kid wing bul SmAad to' to* payment* ol maintenanca of ated NOTKCOP (Ptaau putateh In THE SEMMOLE HERALD) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p w audit to a Final Judgment ol Foratooaw* rteaad to* 23 day af January. 2002. m d entered In C a u No. 0 1-CA-2244-14-W, of to* Ceote Cowl of to* ISTH Judktel O rate to and tar Bamkiol* Counry. Florida, •heram COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC. K K A COUNTRY­ WIDE FUNDING CORPORATION am /A AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LENDER la to* PiatoaM and WILLIAM T. SHERRARO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP WUJAM T. (HSRRARO; JOHN DOC; JANS DOS a * UNKNOWN TENANT (S) « POSSESSION OP THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. Iv B ate to to* Nutate and b u l Nddm lor cam al N WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURT­ HOUSE ol to* Sameiote County Cowtoouu, In Banknote County. Ftortda. al MOO on toa 21 day ol March. 2002, toa takoa*ig daaotoad LOT t s BLOCK -BT. SAN SEBAS­ TIAN HEIGHTS-UMT 2, ACCORDMG TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK IB, PAGE 71, OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE. COUN­ TY. FLORIOA. KKA - 411 MAJORCA AVENUE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. F l 32714 In eccordmce t e t I mth Dm abatea Act. Paaacn* Dteabtebaa naatkng * * mnrtaion to parkedate ei tote pro­ cu rin g moitef coraacl to* Court Adnnabator al 201 N. Pdh Avanu*. Santord. FL 32771. Tatophon* Number (407)323-4330 not later than erven (7) tteye prior to toa pro­ cu rin g » hearing enpaead, (TDO) 1800-9363771 or Voca (V )1 (0 6 9 3 6 (7 7 0 via Ftorkte Relay SarvkM. Otead tote 24 day ol January. 2002 MARV ANNE MORSE Ctort Ot The Ceote Cowl By Mary Stroup* Deputy Ctertt SubrnBadby. Law Otoe* ol Martha! C. Wataon 1300 NW 49to Strut. Srau 120 Fort Laudardate. Ftonda 13309 Tatephon* (934)4630366 Facamte (964)7718032 FM0I-O43O7 Pubam February 3. 10. 2002 JJ01S M THE CMCUfT COURT O FTH f ISTH JU04CUL CMCUfT OF FLORIDA M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURKOaCTtON DrVtelOH No. 0 I-C A 812616W C hau Manhattan Mortgage Corporation, PLAINTIFF. va. Shtear Soiuiion*, Inc., at al.. DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Nolca 1* hereby grvan t o ll pwauant to toil Fnal Judgment of Foractoaur* dated January 23.2002. and anlarad n cute c a u ru n b d 01CA 212614-W. of to* Ceote Cowl of » • llTH Judrjal Ceote mend tor Sameiote Couray. Ftonda. wharaai CHASE MAM1ATTAN MORTGAGE COMPANY CORPORATION. H PlarnuH and Shtear Sctoaane Inc.; Laid* B Spancar: Dabra Oantea Thomu. tear* Oefandani(a). I wte ate u to* lughaal and beat brddar tor cam al to* Waal en d door ol to* Sammote County Courtoouu n Santord, Ftonda. Banknote Coway. Ftonda. at It 00am on toa 21 day ol February, 2002, toa toimrmg duertoad property u u l torto In aacl Fatal Judgmara. to • * LOT 22. DEERSONO. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 45.PAQE 17. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA NOTE. Punuark to to* Fa* Debt CoUaction Practice* Act you era adriaad toil tow law firm a da amid to ba a data nteactot attempting to cola cl a data and any rkormakun ctotimad ate ba uu d tor tote pwPOM Dated toa 24 day of January, 2002 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Ceote Cowl By Mary S tra p * Deputy Clerk The Sammote Herald COOiLIS S STAWIARSKJ, PA 4010 Boyacoul BoolevanJ Suit* 450 and you are raqukad to eery* a copy oI your n iton detenu*. I any. to 4 on to* Attorney tor PMnMI(i): HOWARD A SPEK3EL, SLATE 214, 1133 Loutelana Avarua. Wkder Park. FL 327(9, (407)1478700. wtekn l a ly (30) day* of toa M pubiBHton ol dMtete ate ba araarad tor toa rabal demanded C umpteen. WITNESS my hand and toa aaal ol tote Cowl on JAN 24.2002. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BYRuto King DEPUTY CLERK HOWARD A SPE10EL ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF StATl 214 1133 Louatena Avanu* Winter Park. FL 327(9 (407)9478700 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, paraona wtei ck kiga apactel accommodation mould contact COURT ADMWtSTHATtON, *1 to* SEMINOLE Cowny Courtoouu al (407)8(6-4227. 1 S00-9368771 (TDO) or 1 8 0 0 8 5 6 •77a via Ftonda Ratey S a n a . PLEASE PUBLISH; THE SEMINOLE HERALD FOBOX 1(37 SANFORD, a 32772-1667 P i t t m February 3, 10. 2002 JJ021 M THB CMCUfT COURT OF THE ISTH JUO fCUL CIRCUIT. M ANO FOR SEIMfOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL CA M NO! 91 CA 2 (1 3 14 L NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE C O . PLAMT1FF. VS. JQAO MORALES. ETAL. DEFENDANTS) m n e a OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO JQAO MORALES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP JO AO MORALES. GINGER FULCX and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 01NGER FLACK • h o u latktenc* I* unknown 4 halmartoay ba IMng and 4 toay b* m ntereat by. through, under or ■gamat toa Dafandana. who are not known to ba dead or ten*, and te parka* having or dietin g to have any rtgfk, Mte or eiterut m toa prop­ erty daaotoad ei toa mongaga bamg YOltAflE HEREBY NOTIF1EO toil an idton to loractou a mortgage on LOT IBS, QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH. AS PER PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGE 43 ANO 44. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA hat b u n Mad agaewl you and you era raqurad to aarv* a copy ol yow •nttan deteniaa. * any. on DAVID J STERN. ESQ Pleader* attorney, • h o u M B * * * a 801 3 Unrvaraiy Onv* 1500. Plantation, FL 31324 on or baton (no later tom X day* bom toa date al to* %te ptttcaaon ol va* nolca ol adton) and Me to* ongmal •tel toa dark of torn cowl attoar baton unite* on P lan efe attorney or anmadatety toaraaftar; o lh a m a * ttetawi ate ba emend agamal you tor to* rater demanded at to* comptaak or pateon Had henei. WITNESS my hand and toa aaal oI tote Court *1 SEMINOLE CowWy. Ftonda. Via day ol JAN2S 2002 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BYRuto King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICE3 O f DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION, a 33324 0I42362(NCU) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES L ecals L ecals ACT, paraana atei mg a apactel actor oorkad COURT ADMMISTRATXM. al to* SEMINOLE Cower Cowtoouu at {4 0 7 )4 9 6 (2 2 7 , 1 (0 6 (6 6 8 7 7 1 (TOO) or 1 8 0 0 -1 6 6 •770. tea Ftonda Ratey Saateca T ies NOTXX SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN.THI SEMINOLE MRALD Pubam February 3 , 1 6 2002 JJ022 KEYNON K. BARNES, and UMOfOWN SPOUSE. S merited • (toa*) l or M THE CMCUfT COURT OFTM 1ETH JUDICIAL CMCUfT, MANOPOR COUNTY. CAM NO: ( 1 CA 211414 Q FIRST HOR1ZAN HOME LOAN CORPORATION W A SUNBELT, PLAINTIFF, VS. ANGELA R MUROAUGH. ETAL. DEFENDANT(3) NOTC1 OF ACTION CUNBI AUC IIVI MNV1CS TO ANGELA R MUROAUGH ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ANOCLA R. MUROAUGH a h o u raattanca te ■ —V' te fc-—m : cw w —w .—HLteaawW'tHaeti ununown ww ■-»-Nif ds ■•wibs sna ( toay ba d e a l toa u S m a n dtem- partte* daetkng m miarail by, through, under or again*! to* Datendmte, mho at* not known to tog or daknbig to hava my dtf*. te a or meraat to to* preparty daaertoad YOUARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tote an action to to nctou a mortgage on toa tadtoteng property: LOT 4 M FRANK L WOOORUFF3 SUBDIVISION OF LANDS SOUTH SANFORD. ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PU T BOOK X PAGE 44, PU BIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA. h u bam Had agamal you m d you •re raqiwed to aarva a copy of yew a m datenaa*. I any. on OAVIO J. STERN, ESQ. PteMSTa MHmay. • h ou addmai te M l S Unhtettey Drtva *500 PterkaHon. FL 33324 on or baton (no Wat tom X tteyi bom to* data of to* Srte puMcakon at Ik * nooov W icatn ) tn a nsv erw ongBiti a m toa dark ol tote cowl Mhar h vL-iu * m a on -.., BteLtetlfa ■ye D wt w nsinnn l iTrornty or tranodately toaraaftar; otoanetea a delate * « b* m land agatoal you tar toa damandad In to* oomptekk or patkun Had haratn. 'WITNESS my hand and to* ta d of tola Court al SEMMOLE Courtly. Ftortda. tote itey ol JAN2S 2002. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BYRuto Kkig DEPUTY CLERK U W OFFICES OF DAV10 J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S . UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE MX) PLANTATION. FL 33324 0182(00(FTN) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABKJTtES ACT, paraona w*h dteabdau n* tog a apactel accommodaBon ahe canlad COURT ADMINISTRATION. M to* SEMINOLE County CWwteouae a> (407I8S64227. , 1, 3 0 0 935*9771 (TDD) or 1 3 0 0 9 3 5 • Tra tea Ftorkte Ratey Sarwc* ‘THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB­ LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SEMINOLE HERALD Pubam Fabnary 3 .1 6 2002 JJ023 M THE CMCUfT COURT OF THE ISTH JUDICIAL CMCUfT, M ANO FOR M M MOCB COUNTY. FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M MO: 01 CA 2(4 14 W FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES dtVa HOME BANC MORTGAGE CORPO­ RATION. PLAINTIFF VS RONALD J . PARKS. IF UVINQ. AND IF OCAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. QRANTEE3. ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND AU. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST RONALO J PARKS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RONALD J PARKS, IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN put auant to a Summary Fetal Judgment oI Fondoawa dated Aprk 6. 2001 anlarad ai Civ* C a u No 01 CA 264 14 W ol toa Cecul Court ol to* 1STH Jwlcial Cecul ei and tor SEMINOL E County, SANFORO. Ftonda. I wte u i to toa lughul and bate brddar tor cam al AT WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE al to* SEMINOLE Couky Cowtoouu located at X I N Park Avanu* ei Santord. F L .al II X AM a m. on toa X day d February. 2002 to* blowing duertoad proper­ ly a * a il Into ai le d Swnmary Fetal Judgment, to-wi: LOT 92. TIMACUAN. UNIT 16. PHASE I REPUT. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 48. PAOES 12 THROUGH 16. INCLUSIVE. PUB UC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, Dated tor* 23 day ol January 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Clark of toa Ceote Court B y Mary Slroupa Deputy Clark P tttm k i: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE U W OFFICES O f DAVID J STERN, P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S Unmanly Dove Site* 300 Pterkaoun, FL 33324 01 662961FM1FTN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. paraona »<n rtnalteama naadeig a apacul accommodation mowd corked COURT ADMINISTRATION, at to* SEMINOLE County Courtoouu al 4 0 7 8664227. I 8 0 0 9668771 (TOO) or I 8 0 6 9 6 6 8 7 7 0 . via Flonda Relay Sam e* Pubam February 1 10. 2002 JJ0 2 4 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CAM NO. 02 CA-17 I4W CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. va KEYNON K BARNES, at ui at a l. Defendants) NOTICE OF ACTION TO agatoal M n r t t iii YOU ARE NOTIFIED toat m Adton tor toradoaw* ot mortgage on to* kteowaig pmoerty ki SEMINOLECourky. Ftorkte: LOT 1. BLOCK 21, TOWNSfTE OF NORTH CHULUOTA ACCOROMO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 2. PAGE 3 4 8 3 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA h u bam Nad agtente you and you at* raquiad to aarv* a copy ot you written deten u *. » any. to I. on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. P A . Attorney*, whoa* addraaa to TOE Souto D ue Ikghway Coral Otebtet. Ftorkte X I4 8 . (305)8362299, aMkri X day* after to* teat pubScaSm ol to* novea. and to lla to* original aatei toa Cterk of tote Court tetoar bwtor* •ante* on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN, P A . attorney* or i i i nnSkteUi toaraaflar. otoarwte* a daltete ate ba anlarad agatoal you tot toa fatal damandad In to* Complaint at WITNESSmy hard and aaal of ika Court on tow JAN 23 2002 day of JANUARY. 2002. MaryannE Mora*. CLERK Aa Clark ol to* Cowl By: Ruto King At Daoulv Cterk Paraona wtei d u h dty who need a Mattel accommodation to partlcF Md ADA Cowdnakx te X I N. Paik Avanu*. Su m K., Santord. Ftortda 32771. al teaat Sv* day* prior to to* procaadkig Tatophon*: (407)32343X art. 4227; 1 8 0 6*56 ST71(TOO). Of 1 60O966S770(V). via Florida Ratey SarvtoaJcr Pubiah February X 1 6 2002 JJ0 3 3 M THE e m e u rr COURT OF THE O O H TtD fTM JUOtCLAL CMCUfT OF THE STATE O FFLO M O A. M AND FOR M M M O U COUNTY, CIVIL OtVXfON C A M HO: 01-CA-SES616L CinFtNANCtAL. INC. 334, LLC. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SER­ VICES OF AMERICA. MC.. EGBERT FUOOE. JANE DOE FUOOE. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT FUDGE: THE ESTATE OF MARIE FUOOE. DECEASED. UNKNOWN HEIRS, 0EV1SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES OF MARIE FUDGE. DECEASED; ROBERT FUOOE. HEIR, JANE DOE FUDGE. HEIR. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT FUDGE. HEIR; GEOROIANNA YARNS. HEIR. ROSE E. MIMS. HEIR: LIZZIE M. FUDGE HEIR; CARRIE HOUSE. HEIR, IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAIO DEFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO all o t h e r p e r s o n s claiming BY, THROUGH. UNDER o n AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S): JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT, JANE DO€ UNKNOWN TENANT. Defendant! a| NOTICE OF ACTION TO THE ESTATE OF MARIE FUDGE. DECEASED, UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS, LIENORS AND TRUSTEES OF MARIE FUDGE. DECEASED. GEOROIANNA YARNS, HEIR; ROSE E. MIMS. HEIR. LIZZIE M FUDGE, HEIR; CARRIE HOUSE. HEIR. IF UVINQ, INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT!S), IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPEC­ TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CUiMINO BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN­ DANT (S) WHOSE RESIDENCE IS unknown YOUARE HEREBY ragarad to tea yow anawar or written datenau t any. ei toa above procuring with to* Cterk of trie Cowl and to aarv* a copy Hereel upon toa ptemWTi anor. nay. whou name md addraaa eppaara hereon, warm x daya alter to* lint publication o l tora None* of Aemn: to* nature ol tola procaaden being • au4 lor toraioKura oI mod9«ga agairtu to* tolloweig described propany, to wk LOT 59. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ACCOROINO TO THE PU T THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PU T BOOK 3 PAGE 37. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA K K A 1267 TAYLOR STREET OVIEDO. FLORIDA 32735 II you tail lo tea your anawet or wrkten defentea ei toa above proceed riQ' 00 pUmtrfTt attorney, a default wMI be entered agamy you tor toe ra»al demanded " *• Cumpauit or Cited tor* day ol JAN 25 200 MARYANNE MORSE. CLCRi Cl e w o f the cir c u it cc Byfluto King Deputy Cterk Law Olhtea ot Denial c Con® 8901 North Armenia Avanua Tampa a 33604-1041 Aftomayi lor PVimwi P ittm ; February 3. 10 2002 JJ0 2 6 SEMINOLE COUNTY •CC PROJECTS: 1 Protect. PS-31 1 )0 2 jB JC . Proteaaional Sarvicu lot Indoor OuHy Tailing Dua Date March 3. 2002 at 2 0 0 PM local tuna 2 Protect: IFB-278 02/JVP • Purchase of Trudmiia Dua Oate February 13, 2002 al 2 0 0 PM local kma To guarantee racagt ol adOanda. 4 ■ toa raapondark*' ratponatowry to contact toa Saminote County Purchawng Orman prior lo toa hied racaiving dal* ol suOrn.nalvtMd* Addenda ukormabon a alao avakabw on to* County a Web Paga. For rkormalion on any of toa Sarrvnoi# Counry BCCprotecta. pteaaa m d ow wab paga at m m co. aaminote II uabusviasscurchasmg or can 407866 7 1 1 9 Pubam Fabnary 3 . 2002 JJ0 3 0 PUBLIC AUCTION p ittc aucaon to ba naU at 12 00 p m. on toa 1401 key o l FEBRUAHY 1002 Al toa Irak door el S-sntord Taavig Wkj Racmary located at 2122 Cowkry CJub Rd , Sarkont Fl 12771, tor to* purpoa* c4 dapeang ol toa kSM ng vWvda YEAR 1999 MAKE KIA VIN4 KNA7B121XX3759273 Potash Fabruary 8. 2002 �I, Sunday. February 3.2002 Page S B Lecals L ecals M T M CMCUIT COURT K M I COUNTY, At otar c n d t n ol t a _______ and ptnona laving dwna or tamanda again*! t a decedtnft tt m t n u t Mt t a t ctotnt aNi t i t Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PLWJCAT10N OF TH S NOTICE. a l l CLAIMS. OCMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FSEO WSA BE FOREVER BARRED Tht dMt ol t a m t PuMcaton ol to Jenutoy XL 2002. n iN U -K T IN RE: ESTATE OF LYNCLE PAUUNE WHITE NOTICE OF AM— TWATWM T M M lM lM a io ltu H H io l LYNOLE PAWJNE WMfTE. dKMWdl F i t Number CB-ICP. It pending In Ih t D rain Court, tor S tm n M Cou * f, Florida. Probate OMtton. l i t addrees at which It: 301 N P u t Avtnut. Sentord. Ftorkto 32771 Tht n tm tt and eddm ea* of t i t trt ttl torti below. AU, MTERE8TED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT a * ptm nt on whore M t notca it » < ii'i||i tit a t o n of toe Wb. toe quakflcettont of to* Ptrtoml C H A R TS R OREENACRE 11565 Woottootow Court : VA M i ll ELDfVOOE D. LACY, ESOUMC Ftottdo Btr No. 0679867 Ooan, Mm ). Egtrton. Htoodmi tl. Copoutno 9 Boxarto, P A ■00 N. Magnet* Avtnut. SiMt 1900, Orttndo. Flortdt 31903 Tetophon* (407)641-1200 PuMNi: Jtraary M. and FM uwy 6. Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad 11— H o m e H e a l th C are taniM, t a l a r i maaR. toundy A ft dtoM na TLC. PM c a t Nancy.. 407321-3279. 12— E ld er ly C ar e AduR Day Cart Stay For Tha Day Unlqut Alt*ma Ova la Long Tam Car* Piaeamani. Madtoakl Waivtra Aeot(6KlUB>ADSaB1,3aM61CaBI 2002 21— P on whom t copy of t i t notca It ttn td ttriil Prat moraht trttr tw d « t ot tot Brti putAcMon o( t i t Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THtS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THtS NOTICE ON THEM Al otar cradkn o< t a dander* tnd persons laving dtlmt or Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The daft of to* trot PUUcaAon of tio notct to Jtnutry SO. 2002. Personal Reprteentariv* DanM Lot WNM «S Soah Edgtmon Avtnut Wlnttr Spring*, FL 32706 tor Ktnrati M. Bu nt. E*q Flondt Btr No 117307 670 N Ortando Avtnut, Surtt T004- A. Maktond. Florida 327SI Telephone (407)829-1661 PiAAth: January 10. tnd February 6. 2002 IB16_________________ M T W C B K U IT COUNT OF T W 1ITN Ju o c u ic M c u r r . MANO FOR I COUNTY. C A S IN O ! 61 C A 2132 14 L WELLS FAROO HOME MORTQAQE, WC„ fmjA NORWEST MORTOAOE, INC. erso n a ls HELP ShartM Dapl d a t a ol a mototcycto on Markham Road raar Markham Woods and Lake Markham al 4:00pm on 11IDW01 (Tuaaday). ptoaaa halp I you aaw anytaig. Phona 407-221-5697 23— Lo PIAWTSF VS. DAW) PENFOLD. IF UVMO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. □HANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL O TM R PARTIES CLAMMO AN NTERCST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST DAVID PINFOLD, RAMONA A RENNER IF LMNO, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTIES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST RAMONA A PINNER; ORHI. INC; WINOINO HOLLOW HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC; WELLS FARGO BANK MINNESOTA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FrtUA NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE IRWIN REVOLVING HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 1M 6-1 PURSUANT TO THE WOfMTUfl* DATED AS OF MAY 31. IBM: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) st h Fou n d fo un d Stodk BAA* Found o6 ol Slato Road 46. Name toakto reads 'Nilhrta Denton- 407-329-0006. B UacA Loat 2400 btock ol Orang* Aim, Sanfcm, on 1/12AB. Owner it heart tmhaa Pit cal 407-3239057, Lo#t D o t! Chihuahua era am ootored. no laA very bmrd. Nwn* la ValanDna Pntlara woman. Lott on Parti Ava. Santord. In Dairy Ouaan a rm Wa rrtoa ham tontiy. 407-3027819. 25—S pecial Notices A .t* \\ j m — Hava Ybur AdttortMng Flyara Printad A Intartad In Tha ON LY 4.5f PER COPYtl^I Cal THE SEMINOLE HERALD AdvartWng Dapl For.Ctotai* 407-322-2611 RB-NOTKS OP M THE CMCUfT COURT FOR S U M O L 1 COUNTY. FLOfWOA PROBATE DIVISION F it Na. 02- 40-CP IN RE; ESTATE OF KATHRYN W c n EE NACRE. * V t KATHRYN F OREENACRE D tc u w d NOT1C1 OF AOIMNMTRATION Tht K tm w in ion cn t a atta a ol KATHRYN W OREENACRE, dacauad. F it Number OS-LO-CP. a ptndng in t a Clreurt Court lor Stmnola Coaty, Flondt. Protaa tKvaion, t a td tk tu ol which a . M l N Part Avtnut. Sanford. Florida u rn -im . Tht n tn a t tnd ttk lrei*** cl t a P tn o n tl Representative tnd t a ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. Al ptnora on whom tva nonet a ■triad who lava obpdion* trial chaMngt t a vaMfy al t a W*. ta qutlihctUont ol t a Ptnontl Rapntantatva, vanua. or Junoclcaon ol t w Court trt required to lit taw obtacoon* wti t i t Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al cradton of t a dtctdtnl and otritr ptnora having claim* or demand* agawal deesdenr* estal* on whom a copy ol t a ncaca a data ol ta MU pufaicalion ol t a nohea mml Na taw clam* wtoi t a 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 NOTICE IB HERESY GIVEN pur­ suant to an Ordtr Granting t a Motion to Ratal Fortetoturt Sato datod January 17. 2002 araarad In O viC ataN o. 01 CA2232 M L of h e Croat Court ol t a 1BTH JudtoW e r a r t to and lor SEMINOLE C arry. SANFORD. Florida. I w l a l p i a h i^ a tt and bail taddar tor caah al Al Waal From Dow Ol Tha SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 301 No. Pori Avanua, Santord. Florida, al 11 00 AM a m. on tw 5 dav or Uarcri. 2002 t a toaowtog daaenpad proptr. ly a * • « tonn to aald Stannary Ftoal Judgment. to-wC LOT 112. WINOINO HOLLOW UNIT 2 . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 46. PAGES 68 TWOUGH 86, , INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA O atsdtas 16 (My ol January. 2002. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Clerk of to* Cbcul Coul By: MarySuoiaa Daputy Car* Putman to: THE SEMNOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 8 . Itonsnay Dm* Sutto 900 pamaaon. a 33324 (6941233-6000 OT 776031FNMAJNCL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, ptnora wMi ling Hi Ipnial 7 1 — H el p W a n t e d 71— H ii Rdrt Thn* BdwTy Cara Otoar. I wd ur day. 25 yr* tapartanca. ralarrala. " K217 of toto Court ere re«*td to Mt tot* nth t i l Court WITHIN T h e LATER o f t h r e e m o n th s 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. I o M n ol tw dtctdtm tnd dawns or 33— W e i c i l t M anagem ent 27— N u rsery C it C are Into Cad 407-32B4M19 I Did K. And So Can Toul Cuttomar Sarvlca Rap needed tor Hddan Harboa Mama Locking tor qualified parson with aip In aatomar tonka, ccmputor dua arty A genera) ofllce SUN. Ralaiad aanoephaia. and pay A beneMi alkar 90 days. M-F wKh tom* week ends whan nacaaaary 407-322-1610 ertaa returns 407-322-1911__________ DATA ENTRY Proc*** Clams tor Doctor* Wd Trait PC Raiyirad. 1■800-240-1948, Dapl 558 DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDCDI Ba*hmy needs tractor b*i*r tkhwr* NOW! 55—B usiness O pportunities INVESTIGATE BEFORE Y O U INVEST! Atoay* a good poAey, aapactaty tor buvneaa opportumiiea and hanchlaat. C a t Florida Dapl ol AgrlciAix* A Conacmar S a m ca i al 800-435-7352 or FTC MELP tor k*a Normatoni O vml oia WW) ada al www Nc gov/bUop Ftorkto law raqtiraa t* * * t * olctrtaai bkakiaai rppcrtaidaa to ragator w4h Florida Dapl ol Agriculture A Consumer Sarvicai baton aaBng Ca* to verity lawful registration before you buy_________________ 1 7 0 0 * par weak ta n mg potential. No COLT No problem! COL Iraring avaia b le1Ca* Nowl Tod h a * 1-077214-3624. EWarty Program Coordlndlor 59— F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s Goidtboro Front Porch Oovamor'a Council teaks Elderly Program Coordinalor Minimum Requrementa H( h School Dgtoma or GED CartfkwM and 3 9 year* work tip a ria n e *. Four-year Collag# O ag rt* prater rad Mull hava • icstori peopla and oomnuicaaon (wrttan A verba/) Nuda and b * abt* to coordHial*. aupanriM, and davatop program* lor the atoady Salary 1 2 3 130K. Apply by February . 2002 to Goldsboro Front Porch, 1309 W ail IJtfi Slraal. Santord, FL 32771. For more rformsten CM (407) 302-1377.______________________ Attention RMttarslI If a illegal tor companies doing bustwaa by phone to proms* you a ban and atk you to pay tor N “ For more titormabon. c a l lot-ha* 1 877-FTC HELP IA potto aarve* mettoge kem The Sarmnol* Herald and tha Federal Trad* Commiaalon) 6 1 — M o n ey to 8 L en d Attention Readerell ir» Illegal lor compamaa doing buamaia by phone to promia* you a loan and aah you lo pay tot It bafora they dtlhrtr. For more ttormabon. cal taA-ha* 1677-FTC HELP. (Aputic aarvto* maanga kom Tha Sammola Herald and tha Federal Trad* Convntoaton) Eipd a a a m stra u naadad lor dry cleaner In Lake Mary Also aipd countar parson naadad 4 0 7 -3 3 3 9 0 7 0 __________________________ Feat growing HtmatotogyiOcttom practice h a i positions open for RN. FT/PT, Pharmacy Tech. FT. Recaptions! FT. Faa rtsum *. 3 8 3 774-4658 or call 386-774-1223. Diana_________________________ 7 1 — H elp W a n ted FLOORING INSTALLERS Hardwood an ) Lamina(a Flooring Apprentice* naadad irimeclataly lor aitabllthad. (upending, company Great advancement opportunity Ca l Ja ck *1 4 0 7 - 321KSKKJfAoLMuet have vaid driven kcerwe and peat back ground check. 1290 a day potantiaLliantnckng Training providad 1-800-293 3685X4271. lEam What You Ar* Worth From Horn*. InttmaVMai Ordtr SI 50W15000hno, Fra* Booklet 800-241-7754 ATTENTION) Work From Horn* Earn S500-I1900ymo PT 12000- SSOOOTno FT 1668) 9 6 3 6 7 0 0 * Cart C PIVActrvmavThayroom“ Lot ol TLC/ Es. RelvRea ratal M M c n ju it 811 illa l th i’M' Chad Car* •Infanta Welcome* Day 6 Evening. ANordabl* Rate* Cal For Information 407-323-8062 B 3 3 tara/Banlonl lor ritonti. loddtora A PK. PTIFT Lknnaad (407) 321-0960 * " * CMdcaito In my ham* any ag*. 35)6* Ol t i p . RaaaonaMa RaleiM' 7 am • 5:30pm C a l 407-322-2344 Fu* bma 1 part bma leaching x«tor. 2 year, 6 school aga daatraom t. E ip pratorrad CM tor taarvtow. 407-321 7639. 5 ili)til« i o s In I 2002 11213 Part rim* Customer Barvtc* rap Antwer phone*, greet customers. Mng. checkout Cal lor rsarvww. 407322-7849 HOUSEKEEPER a n , BALSHBIII PuB Di m position, e ica S a n t ppay. E ip srtan cai a preferred. Clue EapfrttI Apartment* i 11-3131 _________ 467-331-______________ i),v n ;M Paint B Body/FIberglas Proper*, prone, paml and bGf usmg primary, base coats end dear co als Flbergtas A body work experience ,\ i-: Honest, dependable. A mature MF 7:30- 5 0 0 P M 3250-laOG'wk. Tmportakcn ratywed Cal 407-3241177 lo start arvnad_____________ Send rtsum * to: Feahathl* Luxury Coaches 1601 Dotaner Place Sanford. FL 32771 Now accepting appkcatnnt lor partbma help n a* departments Apply m parson to Spnnglliit Suites, 201 N. Town* Rd. Sanford, between the hour* of 9*m-3pm THE SEMINOLE HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT 407-322-2611 LEARNTODRIVE TRACTORMBS w Phone 407-323-1120 Fax 407-548-1058 E-m a* foOQYAmar* com w •15 Dir CDL Training •Day A Wstksnd Clatstt •Financial Asilttsnea •Carriart Hiring On til* cTruck Driver i institute 8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 & io n s 2 6 9 - C l e a n i n g S e r v ic e s e m o d e l in g NEAT-N-T1DY 407-324-11T7 R««M*nlUI • C o m n w d a l M * About Ouv tet*t Ladies Taik FREE to lien .VsiionMidc 1407 8-19-DrCTE 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407)323-8787 Toyota A ASE Master Mechanic Foreign A Domestic Aulo Repair A S em e * 3400 Wesl SR 46. Santord Call 407-302 8 5 5 5 Hours 8 0 0 - 5 30 VISA MASTER CARD e p a ir Harbour Marine Serv ice Service A Repair n our ONLY Business 'B eal A Traitor Repairs •Factory Certified Technician* 'Mercruisor Dealer fb*. M-F Sa-4p. Sat9om ffoon 1-4 to Exit 52 * Port ol Santord (407) 324-0911 $30.00 Off Initial Service With This Ad TUB * Tito * Tito Tango T9* by Sieve A Cheryl W* beat every hem* kk* ire our own! Horn* improvement 9 Centers Certified L Floor*, Tube, F replaces. Counter Top*. Petto, Repair* Free Estimates • Licensed • Insured • M.torences 4 0 7 -6 6 6 2 6 2 2 TTm Crafter's Eya Profaaalonal S a rv ica i In Homa Kitty Sitting Helping Hand Errand Sarvlca TTO Park Ava. Sanford CmU 407-302-5 5 4 J 2 8 7 - L a w n S e r v ic e s U Orow h. Ml* Mow X Lawn Car* Ucwnesd end bieured D iy W all ‘ S tu cco R epairs* All Textures M a tch e d P op corn!! 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -6 3 3 8 UI 2 7 6 -E ie c t r ic a l NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DICK'e ELECTRIC 407-321-6733 Lie. ER000262B Over 15 Yr*. (407) 323-9156 3 0 0 - Pressur e C l e a n in g jf DUN RITE: Rtt/Comm Free t t l l Win*. Shingle Book , Cleaning, Seto A Aflordabf*. L 407-321-4122 3 0 1 - R o o f in g 277-F en ce ALLMAN ROGFVfd Specialising n reroohng 6 repair* 407-322-1926 pen tr y Custom Woodworking Trim Carpenlry and Cabinet S erv e*. Stairs, Clown Molding* AdtMcnt. Computet Stand* 25 Yr* Eip W Reis. Lie A Insured 407-302-0534/407-909-4626 • / •U ' 2 7 5 - D ry w a l l Casta Computer Systems Repair. Upgrade* 935 plus pari* Factory Tremed 28170 French Ave Santord. F L 407-323 8 4 2 9 2 6 3 -C a r Ctatsic fe n c e Company Serving You Ovaf 5 0 Yaar* Lice RC 0050556 Wa Defcvar/ Wa M*>nu(actura We Install Commercial * Residential Repair* - Insiatobon •Wood, Post A Rail Fence •Stockade Ounohnit Fence -Board on Board ^Shadow Box 279-H a u u n g " • • * • * * TRIM CARPENTRY . Y .> > .Y A .Y .V .Y .Y .Y .Y AU TYPES OF TRIM WORK ANO FINISH CAAPEMTRY* OOORS 1 CROWN MOLD ■ CHAin RAIL CUSTOM TRIM ANO DOOR 407 927 9268 .Y .V •> ^ .> .Y .Y .1 ,Y ,'t 2 6 9 - C l e a n in g S e r v ic e s BLITZ CLEAN Wo ONor TMf50 SwvkCda •Maid Sennco • Ohtee Cleaning •Pressure Washing •Floor Refinishing 407-321-9712 • • • • • (INSERT MAP HERE) Sard ordranca aa p m d on am w i n g on Faoruary 4. 2002 and t a Cry C o m n o n wd conardar tan a tor Inal paaaaga and adoption altar t a pibkc Tha compara lagat daacnpfton by mala* and bocrvto and t a ordnance can b* (burned bom tria Oibca ol t a Cry can t, Longmud Cry Mai. 179 W WamnAwnud. Longwood. FL At biro nwating, Inwrestod parti** may appear and ba riaard wtlri raapacl to t a proposed onknenc*. Tha haanng may ba continued Irom an a to tma unlil bnal action i* laran Al parson* are admad trial 4 t a y itocrto to appeal any daemon mad* al ta s a meeaigdhaanng*. ta y ad naed a record of t a procMdngs and tot auch purpose, ta y may need to naure trial a vertalm record of t a ptoceedrg a a made, atvcn record to ndud* t a laaMnorry end evidence upon which t a appeal a to ba baaed (par Sac. 266 0109, Ftonda Statute* I Paraunewdi -tia ri-'T i naadwig aavalance to perbcipaa n any oI tieae proem nga UxcAd contact t a ADA coonanator at (407)2603*61. al Meal 46 h a r t n advene* ol t i * mealing Garaksn* D Tambrt, City Ctork Cry ol Longwood Plibban FaCruary 3. 10. 2002 JJ009 j • O N LY O N E T T E M V ! P R IN T A D H E R E : _ • MUST INCLUDE PRICE $100 O R L E S S Moby's Top to Bottom Cleaning Service I I Commercial or Residential , Many Extras. Lie.Insured Ma)or Credit Cards Accepted Windows A Blinds 407 688 6079 407-461 9231 fa r ■ PHONE: ^ ADDRESS: \ I subscribe to the Seminole Herald ( ) Yes ( ) No m r_. 1. N AM E: Junk lo Dump) Junk to Dump! Anything Hauled. Garage A Bam Cleanouts. Commercial Clean Up A Haul Away Debus Hauling. Lite Tree Trimming. Landscaping Reasonable Rales Free Estunate*. Bob s Heullng 407 322 9991/407-402 2811 iq o s “,e^ 3 0 8 - T i ( e r a p e l t t ic 0 M assage : Avalon Center IMM006015 Karen Chatlerson LMT, (MA0014491 S ires* Management 1400 S P*rk Ave. S*nford 4 0 7 -3 3 0 6 8 0 7 Cail For Free Estimate (407) 331 0765 330 Dog Track Rd. Longwood 264-C ar pet & In s t a l l a t io n s This is a great opportunity lor you to enjoy the same great results as our regular J classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. • • . repair A termite rope* 407-320-1741 2 7 2 - D e l iv e r y S e r v ic e s 2 6 1 - C o m p u t e h R e p a ir "Offices Coast toCoast" Since 1954 ome pro vem en t CHARLES D. (Den) MILLER. huatWr. C B C 097IW . Practaion Concrete New. Replace A Repair, Pressure W asting A Seeling Aveilabte 10% Discount thru February 386-574-4 79G-386-801-5428 Lowell's Auto Repair 2 6 0 -B o a t R 2 8 1 -H Im 270-C o n c r e te 2 5 6 - A u t o m o t iv e M A IL T O : Sem inole H erald C la ssifie d A d s P .0 . B o x 1667 S a n fo rd . F L 32772-1667 I ■w ADDITIONS - GARAGES Deugni. Plana (luM SiTHYtuvl Hratonc IMUtcl Santord Builder Since I960 407-322-2377-407-716-7257 Mack Miller COC 001666 1. Ads will bo scheduled lo run lor 2 days. 2. Price of Item must he stated in the ad and be S I 00 or less. 3. O nly 1 item per ad and t ad per household per week 4 . You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. 5. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. T h e ad must bo on the form shown below and either be mailed in or presented in poison fully piepared to the Seminole Herald Classified Department. 7. A d will start as soon as possible. B. Classified Management's decision on copy acceptability will be final M EEDCDf ;iw ;i,r > S t ! i « | Business & Services Directory R ♦ Wa Hav* a VMayYbu Can Cut Thai Coat In Haim Upholster We oiler e competitor* compensationpkg in d u in g 4 0 IK. Slock purchase, mayx medcal. dental, vacation end holiday plan* We are an EOE and drug Ire* workplace M A IO S N E E D E D IM M E D IA TE LY ) 2 5 3 -A n o n ♦ W b Will Print 4 Db IIvbf Fo r You To O ur Roodora For Only 9c/Copy!l Advartiso your business or services for as little as S21.00 per month. Call (407) 322*2611 to apeak to a Classified Representative Notunol A-1, fMo. N l l e l T H q Lang Dttlanct Itoy Appfr CITY OF LOHGWOOO NOTtCB OP PUBLIC HEARMG TO CONSS3ER PROPOSED ANNEXATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIDA trial t a longwood Cry Commaaion wd hold a piAdc haanng on Monday. Fatruan 16 2002. al 7 0 0 PM . or aa toon taraalar aa poaatoM. to tw Longwood cry Commaaron Chamber*. 179 Waal Winan Avanua. longwood Elonda, to conardar adephon ol t a taSowvig ordranca: Ordtoant a Number 02-1M1 Paaaa ta advuad trial tva ordranca* promt** tor a a anraaaton cl carton property daicnbad aa toiowt Gararal Locaton 679 and 977 Holland Slraal Appacam Raphael and Laaa Mangmo Tar Perce! 101 33-20 30 909 0000-004[) Anraraion Request ANK 06-01 Process parts request*, work order*, recetvmg parts and accessories, daily si element processing, monthly inventory HtALTH MBURAHCI ANO 401K PLANI Drug baa wortptac*. Appl* at: ttO MiWr Orlv*. AKamoma Sartnaa 407 WOO ( 1*fk M l AisKktiCMi A (JrHcMi PEST PRIVIM TION TERM ITES ■ Need 8 5 m * 3 B BP ( T B B H to Promota Ybur Buamaaa! Than C a l Us About Ffyaro Parts Counter Person LA BO R ER S N EED ED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR fauaw ri V n k t I * * * * * * P l t f >1 I n noiEnJ W a n te d r S erv ice Tachnlclan 2 . years erpenenee n AC (central end roof air), electrical systems, coach repair and maintenance Strong ability to troubleshoot and repair systems or appliances. RV or marine experience aphis. Team oriented with h e abihty to mteract with Customers elp response advertising Co Exp. preferred. IPofenbal pertnervp tor Cea lorappomi ient ' ntfflnebviouat " 407-3 -330-7146 of Maroeun* 407 T3G- „ 7154 ,r Bakes Person: Fu* nme.aip a plus. Salary plus commission. Badcock Fumifur*. 407-322-6240 Help wanted Laborer Steady. A dependable Dnvtra license profaned Good startmg pay Please oak 407-416-9913 Ask tor Mika C re d it C e n t B illin g t boo n r y HUM TRULY 71— H Santord WakmarL 863-3*5-0517 WVESTTQATE BEFORE YOU M V EST Always a good pokey, especially tor bu tbiasi opportunities and franchises C a l Flood* Oapt of Agriculture A Consumer Services al 6 0 0 6 3 5 -7 3 5 2 or FTCHELP lor he* rtormaaon Or via* our Web sit* al www he gowbuop Fkmda law raqurva aeker* of cartam buamaaa epperturWaa to ragstor wto Florida Dapl ol Agriculture A Contunar Services before s e ln g C a l t o vanty lawful registration before you buy Jarvis Oram Concrete Co needs workers to read plans, hrvsh/sei up ooncnkt A u i a bowel maefsna. 407302-1251. 4*4 9a ik . h /i Ovrni. r40rj t H you ar* looAng to gal M wtul* shaping and torwng your body Ca* Ray. CarMlad Paraonal Trailer a Y ou'll find the Appofntmanl Sellar: Ousness lo busm ta* tala* only No aipananca naadad. wil bam Hourly pay plut bonuses 4 07666-7209 Ladies U I1 F R K E ! tw ii7 «fi T A L K 3 3 — W e ig h t M anagem ent 407-322 9 2 1 1 h i o u L A 7 1 — H elp W a n t e d anted 94SURANCE OFFICE- kx*ng tar PIT maybe F/T dental position- Pleas* C a* lot Appl (407)321-7796 Fun Jo b tl Deck Hand/IM Offlcar FT position available Experienced or wil bam Must pass drug lest Also naed PT Server! RrvarsNp Romanca. 4073 2 1-5091. 433 N Pairwno Ava. Santord Housaktapar needed two to thra* dayi a weak to do cleaning, laundry, and torn* cooking Ratorencat requrad C a l 4 0 7 -3 2 3 9016 to achedula an Interview W Growing credit can) processing company n Certrai Fkvxli now taftng applications lor Ih* following Fu* Tina Avuroon Cuttomar S em e* R ep MUM* Tatba. Must Have H S Optoma. 407-321-6660._________ h il d In my Sartord hom*. 12 yaira aiparianc*. Dependable kialwCTtw and naaentto raws 407666-7329 contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at ta SEMINOLE County Courtious* al 40766. .227, 1 600699-8771 (TOO) or 1800-6996770, via Finds Ratty Same* Putdah January 30. and Ftoruary A Up to SS00-S2.50Crtno FT/FT 686-2166039 24 hr raconSng Fid Tram/FREE BOOKLET wwwJmadpm-to-kva.com elp 312— T ree S ervice CLH Tree Service Tr*« Removal. Tree Trimming. , Slump Givvkng Honest OuaMy Work. . 40 7 324 0 4 2 0 , Serving Cenbal FL 12 Year* , 281-H ome Im i pro vem en t Sean Camptteid Renovations Home and Business Improvements and Repairs No job n loo tug or small Over 15 year* eip R efs available on request Free estimates. Lie Bonded Insured Senior tkscounis Major CrecM Card* Accepted 407 6 8 8 6079 407-462-2462 r ^ ■ a What About Bob * Tree S a m e * ? W e Accept All CredM Cento. . Tree Removal. Trvnmmg. Bobcal n Svc F rewood. Free Est,mares L o in s .407- 240-1579 3 19— W in d o w W a s h i n g 6c T i n t i n g StoreFront Window Kteenlng 'SpoctaJU ing In Retail S to n e * Free Eetlmatee/Ucenaed Sorrento, 152-739-3296 Service Directory U m / / $15.75 per m o n th .....5 lines Sm ooths $24.75 per month ....10 lines 3 months $33.75 per month ... 15 lines / 3 months CIsissified (407) 322-2611 f I �iMftVnififtf/nffWPrtl n i Page 6B Sunday. February 3.2002 C L A S S IF IE D Seminole Herald You can f u your ad to <07-323-6406 910 N. French A m , Sanford 32771 * P. 0 . Boa 1M 7, Sanford 32773 Our offlea la opan to aorva you Monday through Friday; 0 am •I pm tl 12 13 14 15 16 19 19 21 22 23 25 27 Homo Haallh Cara Eldorty Caro HaaAh 6 Baauty For Sato Comalary Lois Rsmlndsr Sonricoo Luxury Mima Computar/TV Personals HaaHhCara Lo o liFo u n d Spoctat NoScaa Nuraory 9 Child Cara sa 91 To Share 93 Rooms For R a n i' Hoommain w irn fo M OaAieiiujil MSwimerii i mtivi 97 Apartments * Funlphed 99 Apartmenls - Untumlahed 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Fumlahed 103 Houses Unfurnished 108 OtctoaTTriptax 107 Mobils Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Wirahouaaffiertal Space 118 Industrial Rentals M F S TATE -1*-.*-- — l.-ea.J71— H elp W 71— H a n te d elp W fElecklaa Th# gffiicgrl wffl haw •*p#ri#nc§ to or tpm-Bpm, at our Santort facility Reqe 3 yra machine malntanance aip and a H9 Matariel Cflfppiny tonafKs Inducts madea! m a ciffiriE*i hendtor/Traneleeder. Company deeply commuted to aelery 1 qualify * * * * * * - ■ -------| to I mecfwwfy ueed to toed A untoed I m toeis. Candidate muel be teadrectod. l ed atarter, who wcika wed weh people a enfoya working outooore. EacaSam beneSM IndUda I toty paid healthcare wf tanWy to. eye. riatkal, hokdaya, k eoito tia h auan ce a l a i n lament 36.00 to Mari M OO i aker one year 4 potoneal bonus t — * "-wetoUity tor Only The O R.8. Q m p at Lake Uafy la M ufcjw i1 n m - m--,.. e^nvp .. iwwtqIn. potHiAM g-poaanrm Cieni. Camara Operator, MtoatnaaOMc Typtog Mela a ptoe Wto train tor e l poemona. Wereriouee/Orivev aam-8pm. A l otoara Spm-tOpm Plaaae cal 407633-9126. Tree Barvtaa-NaS Fkm Craw Leaden. Trtmmera Hire tocentfvea, f t p Pay Derwaw. OL Pequved Onto Free, EOE rwWTree Service. Inc 1-600-3336737 EdHe^^.tknothy E. Parker ACROSS 1 Wind­ blown sod 6 Road goo B Pan o f a camisoio 14 Pan o( a Roman conqueror's boast IB O b ta d o f Inflation 18 Proponent of positive thinking 17 Sunsatls a famous one IB Guggenheim procurement 1B What some subscribers do 20 Arborist's preferred periodical? 23 Eliminate 24BJ hatved 29 Boaster of 14*Across 28 Aasimilates 32 Furry T V alien 33 Part of a fur* nitu re )oint 36 Smokestack emission 37 Electronics entrepre­ neur's publi­ cation? 41 Easing of tensions 42 Capelel relative 43 Grasp the concept 44 State ol fullness 47 Security pmxj noKfisym, 40r(k) plan and vacaeon. Satofy we very beeedon etpenence Pt.leeae caN or lu Omega Uedtoal Imegna Inc el 407423440a tax 4074236331. 407-33OI7B1, ' M.49b>41OH »* n — » »» a n te d Flung. firing, a r * wiring 20-29 h rA to .sa .a a h r e banueee. C e lJ P . Pete, 407-320- TOOt. M ta i dries! ciWt wim, and to i M to u m hand lo o t. 2664 Jewed Lane. Santord, FL 32771 EOCWF/UV 181 Appiancae 9 Furniture For Sato 193 TWevteton 9 StereoTRedto 198 Computers For Sele 187 Sporting Goods 169 Office Supples 191 Bulking Melsriais 193 Lawn 9 Garden 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out ot State Property For 8ale 148 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 149 MoMe Homs Lota For Sals 149 Commercial Property For Sale 181 investment Property For Sale 183 Acreage Lol For Sale 154 Open House 188 Condominiums For Sals 157 MoMe Homos For Sale 189 Real Estate W inled 160 Business For Sato 163 Waterfront Property For 8ale 168 Duplex For Sale R EN TA LS W a n te d In tty w r it you n— d to ch in flf yflULJj; « you need to change your ad « M i a Is tunning. P***m S*^* * * 6? ^ we wfl make toe change tor M real avMabto aUtion. Plseao ehattywaao w M Brel day ol puticelton.il you Bnd an error, pteeee cal w ln w e aaapr and wa w « eonaet toe error tor M narf [wtStaaton. W e era raaponaWa tor toe ^Httolnaanton only and enty tor M coat ot t w SKinaaitton. .> TURF ETC, INC Is tootona to M position lor foremen and crew member*: muM have a veto Ftortda driver* lloana* wlto a good touring record Cal 407-302-0774 tor mors WO and to acherkria an Manriaw. ic s ? 80 W ords with seat or ball 52 Fireman's favorite magazine? 59 African threat 60 Stumble 61 Spaghetti Western, for one 62 It m ay be in the aoeet 63 Jersey plaint 64 Make law 68 Purposely stay just out of reach 60 Accommo­ dating place 67 Russo and Auberjonots of film DOW N 1 Struggle with o n e s silly sisters? 2 Prefix with oonarian 3 Wyatt ol the Wild West 4 Shows off one’s dental work 5 Create a divi­ sion 6 Som e may or may not be In your league 7 H ave the same Idea 8 Unlv. recruiter 9 Leapt 10 Most MISCELl ANEOUS 199 Pete 9 Supples 200 Uvestock/Fsrm 201 208 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 A n B y riD M e c Is s 219 Boat* 9 Accessories 217 Oarage Salea 219 Wanted to Buy 73— E m f l o y m W a n te d en t Ctoarrtog Svnrtc* to Your Horn* WS atoa its baby aMtog. Ptoaa#Cal A/n 407-7217,663. 3pm P/T TbatTwr Etocalon Program to atodanto «4a«ng tw Zoa Work wMi rsTsM.Ftoatotottoye.M-F. 600 am 700 pm. Teaching Ejp. prel. bul wS kato. M aoris. CM 407-3734460 or comptoa* an apreewton M CarWM Ftakla Zocarupto Pie. 3796 N. Hey 17-02. SerWord. FI miniscule 11 Eastern royalty 12 He was Obi-Wan 13 They're positioned In the church 21 More endangered 22 Fifth-century warrior 26 Chooses dramatis personae 20 Hilo howdy 27 Musical key 26 Th e skinny 29 “Semper Fidelia" com30 Laser printer T V partner 34 Apt to pry 35 Poetic adverb 38 Gradually smaller 30 Antipasto Ingredient 40 TWe for Jesus Christ (with th e ”) 48 Natural gaa constituent 40 Neverinformally 44 Ness nemesis 50 Leggy beach wader 61 Rubber hub 52 Yiddish cash 63 Performing arts award 64 Chaplin, nee O'Neill 56 Longhauier’s rifl 66 Lendl of tennis 57 Frtencfly 86 Understands the humor P R EV IO U S P U Z Z LE AN SW ER E l IB 235 Tnjckfiusaa/Vana For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 VsNdas Wanted 239 Motorcydea/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. Vthldaa/Campsrs For Sals 243 Trslers For Sals 245 Farm Equipment 118—O ffice S pace For Rent Sertont 2BR1BA. 9660 per north. 1M. last 6 security reqd. Available 2f1«2. Located *1312 Ead 2Wi H 407499-6326 TW otOOanlAaam SUdvsffiw MHddan Harbour marina. Common area, lobby 3 real room*. Etcetera pgrUngl dtcflngion. 2 rvstatrAnti onpremise* 3400Vmo Cal Donor Beverly 407-322-1610. 2/1, near Kanaporta Bcn. mce yard. 3400/manih. 1500 depowt 407679-4706 4 0 7 -2 6 D 4 0 II. Sanlorp Historic Duple, l/t. upeian apt. balcony, near park. 33753375. 407-3214797. Room Fw Rant povaa* i tto* oabli 4 atoefeto.wWLSIOOMt Uka Avd toSaHod. 407-6857023 8h*m noma, a l prMtogao todutong phono a long dtotaneo. Ctoaad pMo k» wncMtottoo ♦ ta us. sao (top 407-321-9724. TO — R o o m m W a n te d a te 8ha«4BR2BAhanw, Sardcadaraa. Living mom w/tirapli Waaherftkyaf. 6376/mo. 1290 aaeurity utobaa todudad. 407-3791116 97— A rA H T M E N T S - F u r n is h e d Santord. South Oak AW, 28R7BA. IM Itoor. appkancee. carpeVW*. CHA, aertan porch. 396a no pad. Raatiy Service, 407-7663700. 141— Homes For S ale AFFIR O ilB lf HOMES VENTURE l PROPERTIES 6tohfd la 110609 SR 427. 162 1129 vrk k up 3129 depodL Caa 40T-333-M64 ar 407- On S a v in g s Shop Seminole Herald’s Classifieds Everyday! R en em R d Like N ear 3 B R non point Intobt rww ctopet. L A DR. CNer tMAcreMR 1M e U* * i xpto, heeWyWed. Prioed tar qukk P o d H o m k 371.8 w *i L k 0 »v. 8c Porch. Inground pod, garage on dead end akdeeac. 389.900. Renovated L t a Near 3f1. nenTy painted Irrierter. eitarior. new carpe l^ new A/C. ecr. porch. t-.Al ii-,4- wim I* i 1 1 7 - -CO M M Em CIAL R e n ta ls Santord: 306 W 13th Slreel 600 So FI or 1600 S q FI Wdi Rant or 3450 or 3900 a S d H Tai Par Morth 6 Depowt Santord: 2557 Park Drive 0 6 lce or Retail. */• 1,000 S q F l 3650 ♦ SaleaToa/3600 Deposit Doyle Realty, Inc. 407-333-2499 Focus toy***** (Ml DM taak. F A ovorl/4 acre 379.SOO 107—Mobile Homes For R ent 292 Moving 9 Storage 29309, Luba 9 FWar 294 Painting 298 Paper Hanging 297 Peat Control 290 PlarxVOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Prsaaure Cleaning 301 RooAng 302 Screen 9 QtaaaWortt 303 Secretarial 9 Typing 304 8k9ng 308 Sm al Buetoesa 306 Stained Glass ■ 307 8wknmlng Pool Sendees 306 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Sendee 313 TV/Raffio 314 Upholstery 316 W aking 9 Sheet Metal 318 W ei Driffing 319 Window VWtWrig 9 Tinting J 2 7 6 E lectrical 10}—HousesUnfurnished 105—D uplex/Triplex 2 Story District Me. balcony. t o k p r oowx, sioo 407-326-5277 291 Mortgages 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Haulng 260 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 262 Janitorial Services 283 Jewsky 9 Repair 284 Lakstrcnt Clearing 268 Landscaping 286 Laundry Sendees 252 Accounting 253 Additions 6 RtmodaNog 254 Air Condmoolng 93—Rooms For Rent Vtoryntoayeery dean km im. Neely ramodaM. alu». cad*. M L hdry. phone, Mich uaa, me. to, restoanr owner, private entrance Non amabar PraJarred! Onto towabw •Otar need apply 407-3357373. 10 "ALTERNATIVE READING" 197 Restaurant Equipment DeaJaner'a •d. Salary baaed on aaperianoa. Cal 407-3321733 , requirement 4B Degree In mathemat­ 1 9 6 M a ch in e Work 207 Lawn Sendees 268 Legal Sendees 269 Locksmith 290 Masonry 255 Alta rations 288 Applanos Repair 287 Auto Elect Repair 288 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer ConauMng 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet 9 Iretatettons 266 Carpet Cleaning 266 Ceting Repek 267 Ceramic T ie 268 C hid Care Centers 269 Clearing Sendees 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 DaHvary Services 278 Drywel 221 Good Things to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Mlicel aneous 229 Auctions M ER CHAN DISE n ,.iT n .1*Jl«— ■ REAL 48 Debt Oonaofttton | 88 Business OpportunWes 87 OpportunWes 59 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages elp VrOmmiraii n#nr*i* 119 Ofltoe Space For Rent 119 Pasiura For Rem 123 Wanted Tb Rant 128 Lease To Own 127 SloragaKMtoe For Rent 67 Career ConoJtanti 69 Raeumaa 70 Education 9 Training aa a*-a— ***--.- * /1 rw p VYoiiuKi 73 Employmeni 38 Hypnosis 39 Hoaflh Insurance 43 Legal Services 71— H P a y in g f o r y n u r c l— E M P L O Y M E N T TrpyT! iwana^rnvni A tfto d t A l W s (pedy aceapl Mastercard or Vise. Ws slso W teas ca^i or a personal cheek. Advert**/* who wish to be M M can meta arrsnosmantt m ** ame (hair ad Is placed. Please keep in mind M l ads h *w ParwMj* (ttaas. z i ). euamssa OpporiunOa* (daaa. 88) 9 Oarage Salas (217) ia**a peymam « advance 322-2611 DEAO UNCS: DaadUne Is 4 p.m. on Monday lor W sfraaday papsr and 4 p.m. Thursday lor His Wsafcand adWon. A 4 Ins minimum applsa to prtvata party ads. Certain ads and daiafflcations require prapaymant Lagats Daadtoaa: Friday. S pm lor Warfraaday Edtion _______________ Wtdnaaday, a pm lor Sunday EJO cn._______________ ^ r\ r PAUL OSDORNE VlfJTUHi I i'ltllpl Hill s 111: t.'t I /hi Sanford Coui Apartm ents One Bedroom Apts. S525 From • Beautiful Grounds • Single Stray • Great Service • Best Value Call Now making 407 -323-33 01 : 26R apt, oac. ano, cahlo TV. Staking on* mature to pataon. IIKtodt or 9429Ano v 3290 *0C dap. 407-321-3736. Santonl. Oarage apt. aaf* ar ■ndudaa al. 3630 par mondi, plu* depoaa 407-262-1304 'Brand New AH NIAT12BR apt. W. 2nd St CHA. Mow. rdng, dwaahar. 347Srinonm v 3600 dap. 407-324-31#3. Apartments Homes CUto 18R apt Scmarwd poRhi toad tor on* paraon. Dtocoum to H n o n 3329 par mondi. 407-3214166. For Rant 2SR t BA Soudi Oak Av*. t62Srinon(h. IM. tod. 3 3600 dap. Pda ok. 407-600-3001. Lake Mary Blvd. & 17-92 U ouses For The Term of Your Lease PAY N O R E N T U N T I L M A R C H 2002 LAKE ADA I BORM. 3490*40 J60FIAI. 1570*40 AND UP 103— H Your Monthly Rent g C h a s e T h o s e ,J-Io lic U iy C a s h (U u e S 'f/lw a ij MARINER'S VILLAGE 407-3234670 ONE MONTH FHEEI (UiWad Ttow Oftor) 2 Batoooma (rom 3530 3 Badmoma 3634 W* pay walar/aawoi. Bmal pda watooma. Cadar Cmak Ap4a 407-324-4334 '100 O f f idham Place 99—Apartments • Unfurnished SQ Q O O f/i h AND M O V E S Y O U IN 4 0 7 -3 2 7 4458wyi C a ll ./ • o r b c in ilx llfi h ( ’I Airport Bfvd. & 46A ft m , S ._r / . t i HW- ‘ t ' ku-. o JR y , v I I — y . C •V i u $199 M oves You In! Windchase I Apartments 407-328-8818 - n f u r n is h e d 3500 DOWN - WHY SENT?? 3BTV2BA For Sato weh Down Payne. Aaaiatanca Av*4abto. Cheaper than rentf. TTw ASontoMe Home Cantor 407-3314333 By Edw ard w. Karaaak C n f o it c L t < 1 YUCef 407-321-0759 LtoeUery- Appmi 1300 iq ft. 12. new K*. paml 6 carpal. Kitchen apckancaa.tofc.onl/4aaatal 407920-2694 $$$ C ou n try S ty le Dreaming About Owning A Home? c it y Jf Living G et Approved for a mortgage today! Comvnlent Spacious Affordable Deltona: Clean 2/1 refrigerator, .love, mini bknd*. convenient location. Near S a .o n Blvd 6 Provtdenco I8 6 0 . In . leal 6 3400 wcunty 1649 BfenOawn . oft Wail Page No pet* 407-323-2120 FIRST MONTH DOYLE S RENTALS Sanford: IBR/1BA W/ Ole, W.O Hcok-Upa. CHA 3 5 2 5 5 5 0 0 Dap Santord: 2 l a BTVt 5 BA. 2 Story Condo. New Carpet, Vinyl a Paml, KAiwn 1 Dong ftov. WO Itaok Up*. Comm Pod 3 6 2 5 3 6 0 0 Depout Santord: 2BTV1.5 Bath Duple. New Carpel 4 Pert. CHA. Lk* New, W D Hook-Up* 3 6 2 5 3 6 0 0 Depout Ailamonto Spring*: 48FV2 B a h W Ctrl Garage. New EManorrintenor. Parol 6 Flooring 39753950 Depout Lake Story: 4BR3BA W/ Dbl Oarage. Soaened Pod W/ Hd Tub, Fireplace. Formal Dining 6 Den 32.000/32.000 Deposit DOYLE REALTY. INC. (407) 122-2436 WE RENT t BELL HOMES W i l h 12 M o Lease & A p p r o v e d C r ed i l • S{KK‘ifHi.H A|Kirlmt'nlK with l.iru r CIo m -I h • take Front » \i)llri>ball « Spurkllna ITkiI • Trnrils Ijiu rls Ampotrrni' Je n n ife r Phares Custom Funding and Investments, Inc. 4 0 7 -2 3 4 -6 1 9 9 Country Lake Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 330-5204 Down Payment Assistance Programs Available Many different loans to meet your special needs. No Credit, Bad Credit, Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, No Income, Self-Employed �I CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald m tU h r n a t Aee. a a n f e r t s m •P. O f c T 1667, t n M « m t e r oMm toapan to m tm you Mond^f through r r M ^ a am -• pm 322- 2611 Dm A w li 4 p.m. on Monday for Wadnawky papar and 4 p.m. Thndqr tar Via Waakand adMon. A 4 Ina nanferun applaa to pdnia partya*. Cartaln ada and daaaMeaVona require prepayim* Lagala Oo«lnaa: Frtday, s pmtor Wadnaaday EdNfon V Wertaeertay. 8 pm tar aunday Eaaon. 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Wearareaportofeto lor I M \ J lf s t InsatDon only and only lor lha coal o< lha fYst Insariorv _> EMPLOYMENT 67 Caraar ConauNanta 70 EdUcaBon 6 TtaM ng 71 HafoW M ad 73 Emptaymar* 255 Alteration* 117 Commardal 118 Otoca Spaca For Rani 116 Paatura For Rani 123 Warded To Rant 125 Laaaa To Own 1Z78toragirtM lco For Rani Hi N T A L S VI ili 3 Tb Share 60 Rooms For R ant' m J INANTIAl 48 O M CotM kM w 66 Itartnea*^ H rmanoai eswvicee 61 M onaytoUnd 63 Mortpge* w> noonvm vwnKi nfWWTWim nomsa 67 Apartmanta •Fumtohed 9V Apartment* - Urdutnlahad 100 Condom kun Rartata 101 Houaaa Fumtahad 103 Houaaa Unfumtahad 106 DuptaaTTitplaa 107 MoMa Homaa For Rant l i i nwon VKwOri 114 Warshousa/Ranlal Spaca 115 Industrial Reototo I I — H ofetta Fo r S a u 141— H o m e s Fo r S a u 141 Homaa For 8ata 145 Out of Stats Proparty For 8a)a 146 flssort Propaily For Sals 147 taftostnal Proparty For 8ala 146Mot*a Homs Lots For 84a 146 Commsrctol Proparty For Sals 1S1 tovastotant Proparty For Sala 153 Acraaga Lai For Sals 154 Opan Houaa 156 Condominiums For 8als 157 MobBa Homaa For 84a 150 Rs4 Eatata Wanted 160 Buainsas For Sals 163 Wdartronl Proparty For Sala 166 Dupiaa For 8aia 157— M o » il e H o m es F D *S a u ■pat pOTS CA4C7M 6 Coffey (a d * Park. M B C k m a MdUMnea Ada^tirooa s C 749108B________ . Sartor* Pool home, 4/2, aknoel 1 aoa a UL FR. DR.CwfealAft raw opan 159— R W ia l Es ta te a n te d 113k >7907 tan.Ut.FR.feapMs.naw b*#i. da. Central A/C, na* Mm fencedonkd. 321- 153— A c u a c i S 2 i te n •hop/tchoelt, Lo t yeu. CM 300-7196000 Fo « U,L .1 .63) 1mfaaaatol weal of MUM418.800-7798810. 10 a homaaaa. horses, cards, Isnrilno or nursaryi Zoned agricultural. *4,900 ACRE. Sm. down wtowner dlth ua. 4naas aa*aav imaaaovmeveryday i[)tl i i Can HELM Anj Area, PA 487-871-3710 1 tONQ SEHTA. p n k n p v l c set nswr used. O a t S2X. as* p n Can dafvar. 407-700-fieea. 1 Oen sod ub tM . ■renew *20 00 , 407-332-0187 265 Carpet Cleaning 256 Calling Repair 267 Ceramic TBe 206 Haavy Machlnaty 207 Jeweiry 200 Waarlng Apparel 211 AnBquafCoMactlblss 215 Boats A Accessorial 217 Oarage Salat 219 Wantad to Buy 272 Deihrery Service# 275 Drywal 276 Electrical 277 Fanes 278 H a n d y M an 279 Hauling 280 Home Improvement* 281 Irrigation 6 Repair 2B2 Janitorial Services 252 Accounting 283 Jew e lry 6 Repair 284 Lakafront Clearing 253 Addition* A Remodeling 254 Air CondKtomng 151— A pp lia n c es Ac FuRNmiRE F o x S ale 268 Child C a ra C a n to n 269 Cleaning Service* 270 Concreta 271 Construction 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services 231— C ars For Sa u 223— M isc ella n eo u s tor table a s a liras. *500. Black Max N p compressor. 1200. Numerous naw nxlar Ms. 80% o irtra to t 321-3775888 or 407-3300332. A KINO SIZE PILLOWTOP orihopadc msnraaa aat New In ptoattc. 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Luba A Fltor 294 Painting ztcp r*p#f Hanging1 297 Pa4 Control 290 PtantfOrgan Timing 299 Ptunbtng 300 Praaaura Cleaning 301 Rooing 302 Screen 6 Olaaa Worii 303 SacratarW 6 lyptag 304 S U ng 305 Sm al Sualnaaa 306 St4nad Glass 307 Swimming Pool Ssrvtass 306 TarmAa Repair 309 Transportation 311 T T m i 312 Traa8arvtoa 313 TV/Radto 314 Upholstery 316 Waking A Sheet M 4 4 316 We* D r«n g 319 Window Washing ATM Ing •CRtOfTO W S T A H T A M O TrarwHero Laa Pago* A Su Hombrei Uenw a S h P rador Habtomoa tngtoa SANFORD 407-3214183 . Haw In IB L 407-4 1 AchanryaWrti bad, aoidwood. a « l pNow top mattse* eat Never lead Sal 1548 Can d4v*t 407-422- 0230. B f * Bladi mm canopy bad w«h lu u y fcm ptomk^t sal Navsr taad 407-402-27TB A tomd New Chorry Owl tkmg arts 72* and S Choirs w l a l . SM n Bos. (460. UrtSod China Cstvnal Aval Con Da*vsr. 407-422-0230 KAYAK CNppondato chalre. buBal 6 hukh, never use* coal **A * 4 *1295, aanar. *250.407-887-2066. Canton Modem aryl*, black. W S hold up to 27" TV Eicatort condaon. 15600 407-3207301. EWattalnmant Cantar S TW X 4 3 3 tit8 5* D, Fit* up to ZT TV. H ca alt* tor tmsB room. *200. 407 323-4558 Eitra bugs 4 Sacs iota n good) ccntocn-OW *60 00 407-332 -01*71 For reeervationa and addhorwl ntormehon cak 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -7 1 6 6 of wait la on ih* wad ml wtttt wtoKivoacNtonturMXOm WOLFF TAHMNO BEDS u il d in g a t e r ia l s 211— n t iq u e /Co l l e c t ib l e s n Buy AkJ Lmans, B B S * PIcaaaa. Funajsi JawSy and Odd» a End*. 407-880*789 230— B A o a ts 217— G ar a g e S ales WINTER SPRINGS. Lots ol Missc. Items larwimiw to 5pm 207 Cottonwood Ortv* 221— G o o d Ea T 4c 1 6 ft C h e c k m a t e iFbargtoa* boat wan Evm uto V8 outboard engm* New pakWhew mianor/recendr rebuilt engine 'Galvanized traitor. Rune great IWaS mantarwd *3.500oba Must >). is c e l l a n e o u s Cart. Eidoredo. 1976 atrargrt body. w/5O0 d engine, very good conation. 70.000 mSea. *1 2 5 0 407-306-4452 altor R m or 321-4433643 95 F n b m L Red. 8 cyt erto, taadto hiw great *6000 Cad a 8pm, 407-323-2519. 18 FI Fiberglas* Cano* Good Condttnn, Needs Part ItOO, OBO 407-323-5228 Buy TC-W3 Mercury Motor Oil si only *11 per OaHonlt Ntohola Outboard Service CarWar, 4C7-132- ------------- A i LO W A i ---------*1698 PER DAY " C A R a VAR R EN TA L" Sanlord. 407-321-3163 S* Habto Eapanof ONLY 4.5C PER COPYHM C a l THE SEMINOLE HERALD Advertising Dept For Details 407-322 2611 BARGAINS! TWo Chevrolet Pchupe with campers * two boats ml traitors. 407-599-1113. Big Screen TV lor eaie Taka on small payments Good credit required 1-*00398-3970 CARPORT FOR SALE HAS ONE SIDE, IF NEEDED « 0 00 3*6 **08430 Cast Iron Claw Fool Bath Tub * 7 5 00 407 322 5633 Child car* cantar equipment Everyth**] you need to open your own center Buy part or buy a* CaS Joan d 407-333-9710 CALL MR. CASH and DRIVE AWAY TODAY FOR Aa Uttto Aa (1FSDOWNIII PHIL B E TTIS CAR CENTER N O CR ED IT .. BAD CREDIT SANFORO 407-321-6163 IS* Habto EapenoO Tha Naw 2002 Sea/N/Sport! Com * Check Them Outl Many Modal* To Choose Brand Naw Boat A Traitor Starting Ai • 11,999. LLAM EAM R . CASH Y LLEVESELO HOY CO N *199 PRONTO 1000 Weal ta t St. Sanford 407-32241964 PHIL B E TTIS CAR CEN TER NO C R E D iTO UAL CREDITO SANFORO 407-321-5163 * * * * * * * w a s * s Tour Boat on Cortognmanl Hichota Outboard Sarv k a Cantar. 407-322-0*44. ( Nichols 1 Outboard Service Center ----------51551----------*1698 FOR OU "R E N TA DE A U TQ V A H " PhSBath* Sartord, 407-321-5163 S* Habia Eipanoi Toyota Camry. 1993. W B B *5,000.407-8600011 or 352-3834942. 235— T ruck/Buses/Vans For S ale -R E P O S REPO* R t P O f 7 - Evinruda, Johnson 6 Fore* Authorized Dealer •CREDITO INSTAHTANEOTranaltoro Las Pagoa A Su laSfh • Sanica 4 Salts • Naw & Used Parts • Used Boats 4 Motors SANFORO 407-321-8183 " 6 iio s R E P O ih E P 6 s ~ 1980 Chevy U rv P U h « c I Aleo have Laert camper Ww8 t o a tang bad park vp. U w new *75 407324061P or 407* 483-8438, 1988 Q M C 1/2 DM Ftotoa: AC/XT/ A LM TAeShFEurtfeei to** Bed C Looks and Rune OreaL *3 2 8 0 . 407-322-80*6. m wa wm dual t o bake I n i l p S 3 * 8 lf l0 0 Cbo 407-321-1883. t Toyora S G to to I B D ■Mis. 4X4, V-*. oomptoto) inedto ■ 7496/407-321-732* 1996 OM C 2 * pktoto eoto BMP A/C, radio A U T M Odometor. 26 400 Atodng prtoe IBJXn/VWtog to nagoSSto. A* Is. wtwn to. n s C to 407-326-54T3. 1*07 Chevy B -td tong bed ptdwm. Low mSaage. Dart Oman. A W t l l C O eureo. *5.000. 407-323-18(3. [T B T B S ^ iC T ^ S a K r a B CALL MR PRICEI S * Habto Etparol SANFORD 407 321-5183 HELP 1000 W. 1st Si. Sanford, FL (407) 322-0904 XftttLu u m s i g s y 1 •upet ctoen, tow mSea. ITeOOobo. 407-322-7496. -------------U t f f H U ----------•16*6 PRR DAY Sanford. 407-321-61*1 Se HabtoEtoerto kuVM M — M VH BV CALL M R CASH and DRIVE AWAY TO O AY FOR Aa utzie a * *1 aaoowkeii PHIL B E TT IS C A R C E N TE R NO CREDIT....BAD CR E D IT SANFORO 407-321-81*3 (Se Habto I > Aqul L L A M E A M R CA SH Y LLEV ESELO HO Y C O N *1ta PR O N TO PHIL B E TTIS CA R C E N TE R N O CR ED ITO .-MAL C R tO fTO SANFORO 407-321-61S3 11* *6 FO R OLA "R E N TA 0 6 A U TO rtM N " Sartord. 407-321-6163 S* Habto Eapanol have a nice 1994 Toyoia Pto only 4 cySndan. graal on 0S61 haa Soubto prttog my b*M boat r e bom ramp. I need * Hggtr SUM 407-321-8800 239— M otorcycles/Bikes For Sa u 1978 HD FLH (Hog): Factory ortgraL angpw isbuS to HjOOO Bfee has 40.000. 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Hava Ybur Advaitrang Ftysri Printsd a Insartsd at Tha Samnoto Herald II 6 U Y H E R i— PAV LO OK!!! ’ Sa WOT To Samp Truck*? Looklng lor a used boat and/or motor? WtoVa got townl Coma as* ua lodayl N ichols Outboard Service Cantor. 1000 Weal 1*18L Sanford, 407-322-0*84. •Old Car Booka* Hsmmmgs. Eionc. Auto Tradsrs. (Etc) vklua 100a H r ISO 407-355-7035 4.5«lt 1906 Butak Cartury: Auto, al power, 77.000 mtto*. ruby red. 8 cyt. 4dr, remole lock* *7A00. 407-321 4602. h in g s t o t Orange* R td Grapefruit Usrtwsthsr Farms 3481 Cstory Ava, Santord. 223— M i w a C h n y Cane . hM i r ---j 1407-3207030. 1993 G E O Priam LSI: Vary good conation, f owner, rad, toadad. aimroof, CD player, ale. lOOKfrtto*. *3.500. 407-333-0899 or 407-7865580 c c e s s o r ie s 407-221 1S88 Honda Aooonk Nee paat,gnd manor A/C need* work. *1495 or bad oTfar. CaS *07-327-3557. attar 700pm 1too Jaep Cheroka* Larada Power Sleeting. Power Windows. Power Saefe. ieeKmto*.ftn*Gra*l *2860 obo. 407-3405650 or 407-3145006, pie Iv mag Tan Ai Home Payment* From *25/month Fra* Color Catalog C a l TO D AY 1-800-542-1305 srwwnp atstan.com CO R R U O A TE D S TE E L ROOPINQ tor Bama. Boat Dock*, Shopa. ale. Cuharl Pto*: 15*«20' $147,001**. 18*120* *175/** Surptoa Stoal t Stupty We. Apopka 4C7-283-57M A RADIATOR. FUEL PVJMP. WATER FUkto. MUFFLER k 1 TW O . 1105 Plow; end Ratal In a Mtto piece ol Heavenl Twtn au* bad t—ri bu«td« — M it985 PONTIAC •Pnvala Guided Tour* -Fistvng •Customized Tnpa compartmarts Only *20 00. Qood coraMton. 407-332-0187 191— B 407-3304641. ON TH E WEKIVA RIVER 235— T ruck/Busis /Vanb Fob m wood jp 4 te » M a 4 4a 263 Carpentry 245 F a rm Equipment 201 C B d lt 'l l ! a a I t p 5 C in d 4 v * r ! « T | A Fid aiza ma a u Wtote* Where the ils are! M IS C E L L A N E O U S 16V Pats A SuppBas 200 Uvaakxk/Farm 1BRASS BED. O U E E N S E P TA SAGUratebtHew 261 C o m , Jtar Consulting 262 Cabinet* 264 Ca rpal 6 Instalatton* lira M i w P l i VTOfH, 1 2 pleea O R TH O P E D IC PILLOW TO P lAanran S a t Brand Haw. 8 4 to PtaMr Baofeca 8100l Can Da*vac. 407-422-8848. 260 Bush H gglng 231 Cara For 8ala 234 Automotfva Accassorlaa 235 Truck/Bueai/Vfen* For Sala 236 Car Rental* 236 Vehlclea Wanted 239 Motorcyc*aVB*»s For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rac. Vahtdaa/Campare For Sala 243 Trallara For Salt 167 Rsatauram Equtamsm 1 Luerry fern pOowtop tet wWi 7 yt warranty U *135. Eyjsan 1140, kkig 1310. Brand new. Located In BartOnt 407-402-3778. 256 Automotive AUTOMOTIVE FVim, M d ita k ta E 6/1 cemptoWy renew 222 Musical Instruments 223 Mtacatanaou* 229 Auctions 161 AppBancaa A FumBura For Sala 183 TWavtaion A StaratVRadto 165 Computara For Sala 167 Bporttng Qooda 16V OBlco SuppHas 1V1 BuHdtog Materials . 1V3 Lawn A Cardan 181— A f t u a n c e s k F u r n it u r e F o r S a u 255 Appliance Repair ■ 257 Auto Bad. Repair 221 Good Things to Eat M ERCH ANDISE MF AL E S T A T F 23 UM A Foot) 4 Sunday. February 3.2002 P lfle 7 B h 1974 Chevrotol Pickup Frame up restoration. Few ambtoma to b * InafaSad. New pamt.metiAc green, naw motor. 3 6 0 0 . bud up. 350 turbcAt# ba n *. 1982 rear end. chrome m ags, short bed, BF GoortKh t (F ares 1 4 2 0 0 aCo Also wsnl I M S Plymouth Road Runner, 4 0 7 -6 8 0 7 8 7 8 or 407-9324332 1986 Sm o WI FtopLtc SMs a i OTng n m \ esap* 6 AC, le a l krt6 ■' * rwtng. Extra large I aoachmars. *8,500) d obo. 4074 1764 243— T railers S ale Fo r S m ai uuiiry eadar. 3.S'a4‘ b ed Eicabxs axxtooty w e e aat at to *200 obo 407-321-6614. * �Pa#e 8B Sunday. February a 2002 *' - . . .». 1aa s a f e 's ..r « * T J V . jTBL* i s■**f. i (S jA f . ,4"‘dyLn •*?'* y. \7 j A » ’ . • *• - ; •>i f * /•V-B*. 1 « i , JC 1* r 4 • fSr | * ^ ' ■* ' ^ • V in eereil homh i in COSTS!* I ■ ■ r A ’ • . **• i ' te^:T^ im e4.5 % i / t terest RateI* . , " ■ Commun.ty with Beaut.ful A m r Iful A m e n ity "•'“"y hlldrent Pool, i*i Playground . BiUirttull, VckWytvill & Community Canter . Coming S o o n I SR. 417 (The toRedBugRd, Proceed East toLodoMxxJ Btvd. andtomleft Turni right ontoSR. 419 to TheSanctoay toThe Sanctuary j/vy o n \ T T 7 1 W / ,7 / 1 .7 7 7 J 1-4 East to Lake Maiy Blvd., continue to Country Club Rd., 4 0 7 3 0 2 .7 0 0 5 make a left at Country Club. Proceed 2 block* to Cryjtal Lake Ave., make a right Community 1.8 mile*, on right n m iM NO CLOSING COSTS/* |W M pm ■ K H H NO CLOSING COSTS!* lr>-Town C a s s e lb e rr y L o c a tio n - G a te d U U a S i f i l l l i l l l J U D l l ^ ^ l C ix n m u n ity w ith Two L a k e s, N e iijh b o th t ftrk & Children's Playground S R. 436 to 17-92, go north 1 mile to Plumosa. Continue on Plumosa. Model center on right $ 1 «7 3 » HH115 Limited Time 4.5% Interest Ratel* : lU U U V V V n H illlll^ H Gated Community with Beautiful Amenity Center including hileractive Chil.lrenS Ptxil. 1 Adult Prx.ls,Tennis. DaskethalT Courts and Playground US 27 just 2 miles north of Hwy 192, minutes fromWalt Disney World Resort® I MODEL 2 " ! m » » CaneU WconU [ IMP 1913 m « tn M 3/2 4/2 EBKE *«w « $157t m $144,035 $155,619 $155^90 I V M n B H l l T i W AVAILABLE now m m NOW NOW NOW NOW 15 38 158 26 Q n l U p ra AJonte Crane HI ■ ■ - 149B 2755 2315 1698 ■,-,2/2 5/23 5/23 3/2 517*720 $269,063 $248349 $17*131 G R / h \ 'l ) C I. O S I. O U T ! W e sto n C j,,ed Community with Beautiful Amenity Center Including Interactive Children's Pool, Adult Pool and Children's Playground Cto Smd lake Road between Orange Blossom Trail and Orange Awnue. W 1 4 0 8 0 0 .9 5 5 .1 7 1 4 Limited Time 4.5% Interest Rate!* R 4 0 7 3 3 9 .9 1 0 0 L it h e H ills G 4 0 7 .2 4 0 .6 8 4 0 NOW NOW NOW SOD \t't‘ o iii Sith‘\ . Iwot iti/e . for i/ehii/\ iiinl u/hei alien .LAKE G LORIA p fR isig y i Better Enginaaring Builds A Batter Home w w w .e n g in e e re d h o m e s.co m •Offer applies exclusively to home* financed through Homebuyers Funding, l.L C CCCA01J075 ipalion Welcomed. �P ag e 8 € Sunday. February 3.2003 T he Seminole H ekald Plates CoaUatMtd bum h | t 7C n't always been an option for motorists. Almost as old as the car itself, the first license plates contained only numbers and were made with a porcelain fin* ish By the 1920s, many states began to issue embossed metal plates made of tin steel or alu­ minum with numbers stamped into them, which is similar to today's production method. In the 1960s, Florida began issuing specialty and personal­ ized license plates — an option to the standard plate. As long as a motorist is willing to pay an additional fee, the possible com­ binations of plate design and lettering are infinite. Specialty plates range from the manatee, the most popular, to the numerous universities and colleges in Florida. There are 51 different types of plates, not including the plate with the orange. The list of letter and number combinations are endless. As long as the message is not obscene or vulgar, under eight letters and not already taken, it's available. ( The cost of specialty plates, which are fund-raisers fo r vari­ ous organizations, vary The faculty and staff Invite former students, staff and fac­ ulty who have been connected with the Fannworks Program over the past 30 years. Also invited are graduates of Historical Black colleges who are employed or have been employed by SCC. Plan to attend this grand reunion. Pre-purchase your luncheon ticket by calling 407328-2255 and ask for Shelia Ware Dixon of Jacquelyn Wakefield on or before Feb. 15. Church youth partidpatted In the contest Winners trotm Allen Chapel Included: • David Washington — A student at Goldsboro Elementary School, won sec­ ond-place in the first- and sec­ ond-grade category. • Domonique Washington — A student at Goldsboro Elementary School, won third-place In the first- and second-grade category. • Edmund Wynn — A stu­ dent at Sanford Middle School won first-place in the fifth- and sixth-grade catego­ depending on the particular cause. Most are around $20 In addition to the regular registra­ tion tax. Personalized plates cost an additional $28 when It is ordered and $12 extra for each year It is issued. Applications for personal­ ized license plates and a list of specialty plates can be obtained at the Seminole County Tax Collector's Office, located in the Seminole County Services Building, 1101 E 1st Street, In Sanford. As for why people pay the additional costs for a personal­ ized plate, Cara said there is a simple reason. “If it Is something you want bad enough, you will pay a lit­ tle bit more,' Cara said. “It also keej» things from getting Hawkins Page 7C Baptist Church Youth Orchestra, The Latino Dancers of Pine Crest Elementary School, The Jerusalem Church Praise Dancers and Una Flewellyn and Tamiya Johnson-jazz dancers. The 30-year celebration of the Farmworker Jobs and Education Program, formerly known as the Adult Migrant Program of Seminole Community College, will be held Feb. 26 beginning at 11:45 in the Fine Arts Concert Hall. Guest performers will include the Seminole High School Gospel Choir. The luncheon will be held after the program in the Student Center, with a fee of $10 per person. Live entertain­ ment will be provided by George Durham and Co., a one man band playing 11 dif­ ferent instruments. zoo, pony rides, a moonwalk and more for children. If you're interested in joining the CIA, stop by their booth. Also, if our non-profit organization as a project that will benefit the city of Lake Mary, stop by and ask about getting grant money from the C!A for your project. The CIA recently donated money to Girl Scout Troop 458 to fund the Annual Arbor Day Celebration for the City of Lake Mary. S Plans for Olde Lake Mary Days Continue Everything is shaping up nicely for this w ar's Olde Lake Mary Days, scheduled for Saturday, March 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Lake Mary City Hall. There will be tons of things for the kids to do at this year's event In addition to the kids activities provided by the Like Mary CIA, there will be several pre-schools featuring children's activities. The Like ROTARY CLU B <-PAoud{y ‘-Presents... ANNUAL CASINO NIGHT ry- The 13th annual Spelling Bee Contest, sponsored by the Women's Missionary Society of the Orlando Florida Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, was held Saturday, Jan. 12, in the St. James AME Church of Titusville. Four Allen Chapel AME • Anisha Brown — A stu­ dent at Crooms Academy, won second-place in the sev­ enth through ninth-grade cat­ egory. Each winner will receive a gift from their local church. Congratulations to the youth, said Annie O'Neille, youth director, and Pastor Valarie Henry and the Allen Family. Mary Police and Fire Department will also be there for the kids. One of the biggest draws at Olde Lake Mary Days is the reenactors. They will be there once again this year. Rumor has it they will be firing the big cannon as well. When you come to Olde Like Mary Days this year, make sure you come hungry. The Lion's Club will be selling hamburgers, Italian and Polish sausage, soft pretzels, chips and drinks. New to the festival this year is Piggin' and Crinnin' who will be selling barbecue sandwiches and plates. There will also be hot dogs, cotton candy, kettle com, lemonade and for those who need their Thin Mint fix. Girl Scout cookies. Several Civic groups will be at the festival this year. Habitat for Humanity, the Lake Mary Seniors, Lake Mary Woman's Club and the Like Mary Historical Society will have a booth This year, the Woman's Club will be raffling living plant baskets. The Lake Mary Historical Society will be sell­ ing heritage cookbooks, raffle tickets and hosting a cake walk. The Society will also be hosting the awards for the crofters and artisans. This year, for the first time in Olde Lake Mary Day's history, there will be awards for the best in show. Honorable mention will receive a free booth space for 2003. The Merit Award winner will receive $50. The Mayor's Award winner (Best of Slow) will receive $100 and free booth space for 2003. The deadline to get in your application for a booth is February 15. The cost is only $25. If you'd like an application or more informa­ tion. call Peggy Wolfe at 407- , 327-8207. If your dvic group would like to be involved in Olde Lake Mary Days or if you ore a food vendor who would like to participate, call Lois Jackson at 407-322-5004. Rowell C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 7 C SA N FO RD SILENT AUCTION - ^ SATURDAY MARCH 16“ BEST WESTERN MARINA MOTEL 530 PALMETTO AVE. SANFORD Games Begin at 7:30 P.M. “An Evening o f Fun And Games With Play Money - That Pays O ff In Cash and Prizes F o r You And Raises Money F o r Charity. ” Tickets Are $ 1 E 0 0 Still Only Tickets Are Available At The Seminole H erald o r From Any M em ber O f The Sanford R otary C lub £ Cali Doug Fetzer at (407) 322-2611 F o r Info All ProceedsDonatedToLocal Charities �Inside: Section C R eligion 4C -5C Doris Dietrich 3C Marva H awkins 7C Sunday February 3, 2002 onalized plates By MIcMw Jarh Managing EdUor hen it comes to choosing a license plate, the state of Florida offers a variety of chokes — 52 to be exact For people who lean toward the poetic or who just want to make a personal state* ment, however, the options are limitless. Personalized license plates are a growing trend throughout the nation. Driving down a busy roadway, it's not uncommon to see a vehicle with a message above its bumper. In Florida, where seven letters is the maximum, a license plate can say a lot about the person who' owns the vehkle. For the dog lover, there's SNAZUER and SNOOOPY. For the sports lover, there's GATRFAN. And, then there are the true personalized plates with a driver's name, including DI and PAPPAS 5. Jan Cara decided to get a per­ sonalized plate in April when it was time for her to receive a new license plate. In Florida, a new plate is issued after five years, since the reflective paint wears and reduces night visibility. “I thought about it a lot," Cara said. "I wanted to get my name on the plate, but that was already taken. S o ,! decided I wanted something 1 could W Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene remember and something that was about me." A law librarian at the Seminole County Courthouse, Cara chose LAW LIB for her new license plate. It wasn't long after she put the new metal tag on her car that people started asking what it meant. “People who know me understand what It means," she said. "A lot of people understand the LAW, but they don't understand the LIB. They don't connect the two." Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene has a similar sit­ uation. His license plate reads, "LMMAYOR." “I've had people come up to me and ask what the LM was, Greene said. "If 1 am parked in front of City Hall, it b pretty obvious. "I couldn't just get MAYOR on the plate. One of the other 400 mayors in the state of Florida already has that one." Greene Brst got a personalized plate — 3 COM1SH — when he was elected city commissioner for Seat 3. When he was elected mayor almost two years ago, he changed it to the mayor's license plate. "I'm not doing it for vanity reasons," he said. “It's more for the advertising. When you are an elected official, advertising is important." Greene's license plate gives Lake Mary residents and others the opportunity to pul a face with a name. And, when the mayor is driving his 2001 Corvette, the individualized tag also helps him remember the speed limit "With LMMAYOR on my license plate, I know I can't speed," he said. Adding a word or message to a license glate hosS t t Plates, Page 8C -mv. STa 'eraid photos J L> , > �I Page 2C Sunday. February 3. 2002 Tut S wjnole Hzrald Gaileys celebrate 6 0 years Students invited to Feb. 8 dance William C. "Syd " and Cynthia Perkins Galley o f Lake Mary celebrated their 60th wedding anniver­ sary Dec. 25. The couple were married Dec. 25, 1941, in/The Church o f God in Sanford. Their children Include Bill and Vernlce Galley o f Decatur, Ca. They have two grandchildren, including Will and Amy and Rich and Rhonda Gailey, and four great grandchildren, Madison, Lauren, Parker and Rylce. Syd is a retired Sanford fire chief and Cynthia is retired from Bell South. They celebrated with a fam ­ ily dinner and Christmas celebration at the home of Rich and Rhonda Gailey in Jonesboro, Ga. **£ ♦ > 8yd and Cynthia Gal lay The city of Winter Springs Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting a Sweetheart's Dance for Winter Sprinp Elementary School stu­ dents Friday, Feb. 8, horn 7 to 9 p.m. in the \Vinter Sprinp Senior Center. Admission is free, but tickets must be in hand to attend. For more information, call 407-3274761. 8yd and Cynthia Qailay, 1941 m 'i‘u ® B A N K R U P TC Y CHAPTER 7.....*850 Includes Filing Fees PA Y M EN T PLA N S A V A ILA B LE Also practicing In the areas o f Probate. W U ls, Divorce. Modification. Child Support. Guardianship, Family Law. Domestic Injunctions. Landlord/Tenant evictions. LAW OFFICES OF PAMELA J. HELTON, PA 601N. Magnolia Ave., Suita 407, Orlando, FL 32803 655 W. 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Marva Hawkins • • • • • • • • The site was the first school building in Seminole County. It is a historical site now listed on the National Sunday. February 3. 2002 Page 7C City gymnastics program begins Feb. 6 Beginning Wednesday, Feb. 6, the City of Winter Springs Parks and Recreation Department will be offering a gymnastics course for children ages 3 to 5. The course will take place on Wednesday after­ noons from 1 to 1:45 pan. in the Winter Springs Civic Center, located at 400 N. Edgemon Avenue. The instruc­ tor will be Amy Purdy of tho Orlando Aerials Academy. The program will feature building skills with the balance beam and trampoline, as well as several stretching drills. The gymnastics program's session will extend from Feb. 6 to Feb. 27, with a $30 enrollment fee. For more information about this and other Winter Springs Parks and Recreation pro­ grams, call 407-327-4761. R e g is tr y - Recently, the Florida Department of State, Historical Resources and Preservation Department awarded Tajiri Arts Inc., a $190,000 grant solely for the purpose of restoration and preservation of the facility. On Feb. 16, beginning at 2 3 0 p.m., there will be a showtime with special guest artists, including Liang Chun, "Asian Acrobatic Show," a two-time gold medal interna­ tional acrobatic winner of excellence. She has performed in Germany, France, Switzerland, Israel, Malaysia, Indonesia and the United States. She has been featured during the half-time show during an Orlando Magic game and on HBO during N'Sync's Madison Square uWisg Seminole County ScManslup ^Pageant An Official Preliminary For The M iss Florida A nd M iss America Rigeants Liang Chun Concert. The community is invited to witness other unique entertainment featuring Tne Tajiri Seminole Hope Jubilee Singers, Robert Hayes-Mime Consultant, Haley Slngletontap performer, The Macedonia February 23, 2002 7:00 P.M. Hawldiu, Page BC The Helen Stairs Theatre M a y o r in s ta lls a sso c ia tio n 's new o ffic e rs The Lake Mary Community Improvement Association held their annual installation of officers on Monday, January 28. The CIA was fortu­ nate to have Lake Mary Mayor Thom Greene on hand to per­ form the instal­ lation. The offi­ cers for the new year are Dee Gracey, President; Mary Rowell, 1st Vice President; Paulee Stevens, 2nd Vice President; Frances Tillis, Treasurer; Lois Jackson, Secretary; Maiv Ellen Hawkinson, Membership; and Lillian Griffin, Ettie Jane Keogh, Jeannie Robinson, Julia Langston and Sheila Sawyer, board members. The trustees for the upcoming year are Brian Low, Tom West and Vem Fedderson. After the installation, Mayor Greene spoke briefly to the membership. The city is in need of a now fire station. Currently, two locations are- (Downtown Sanford) Come Be /\ Part O f The Miss Seminole County Pageant. Applications are Available at Area High Schools and Colleges or the Helen Stairs Theatre in Downtown Sanford H m U photo by liny Rowtll Lake Mary Mayor Thom Groone congratulates new Lake Mary Community Improvement Association President Dee Gracey during a recant meeting under discussion for the sta­ tion. Once a location has been decided on and costs have been spelled out, the city will go to the citizens for a vote on the funding. The Skateboard Park, after many stalls and snags, is going forward as soon as feasible. The park will not be open 24 hours a day. There will be an attendant at the park during its hours of operation. Children visiting the park will have to have a waiver signed by their par­ ents. In other cities where these types of parks have gone in, they have done well. The Lake Mary CIA will be in the children's section at Olde Lake Mary Days. They will once again have a petting See Rowell, Page 8C For M o re Information Call (407) 321-3576 Tickets By Donation $10.00 ^FWuctton anti £nteAtainment by Miriam & Valerie's School of Dance Arts cl?o<iff “D o l /I C tc u w tf ^ K ls s dia etlcn ^Rtgttw <r » ln p ’ �Page 6C Sunday. February 3.2002 THi Simtnolz Herald A nise: A curious and tolerant North A m erican plant There are two North its flowers. The word parviflorum means American anise species — yel­ low anise, a north central Florida “small flowered." The tree can grow up to 25 feet, but native, and Florida anise, usually only grows 10 to which ranges from 12 feet tall and 4 to 8 feet coastal Florida to Louisiana. Both belong to w ide The leaves are sim­ the genus Olidurn that ple, leathery, about 4 inches long, with an includes a cousin from olive-green color and Asia, L anisa him, from with a distinct anise which the anise flavoring is extracted commercially. aroma when crushed. The dime-sized, droopGiven its southern ongin, anise is surprisingly F p rrer bell-shaped, yellow hardy and can tolerate flowers have a faint anise fragrance. They emerge winter temi tuns as in June, but tend to be hidden low as 10 under new foliage. Yellow anise is one of our Yellow Anise Yellow anise (I. parviflorum) most adaptable plants. It toler­ ates shade and sun, moist and is known by many names including Japanese, Star and dry soils. In full sun, it is an Ocala anise. Yellow anise is upright, tightly growing shrub grown for its foliage, rather than with erect leaves ranging in color form yellow to olive green. Dense shade promotes a relaxed habit with medium to dark green leaves and fewer blos­ soms. Yellow anise responds to shearing and training. Florida Anise Though generally a large shrub, Honda anise (L floridanum), also known as purple anise, can become a small tree. Florida anise's native range is from the panhandle to Louisiana, but it does well in Central Florida and tolerates cold to well below freezing. The tree grows to 10 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide. Florida anise has showy, deep red, starshaped flowers up to 2 inches wide that appear in late March or early ApriL There are also pink and white varieties. The flowers have 20 to 30 tepals (a word used to describe a flower that have undifferentiated calyx and corol­ la) and dangle in dusters from branch tips. They also produce an unusual scent that can be detected up to 15 feet away. Large, ridged, disc-shaped fruits that are decorative in their own right follow the flowers. Florida anise can be grown in shade or full sun. Water require­ ments will be higher in sun. Care and Culture In the wild, anise tends to grow better in humus-rich, neu­ tral to slightly add soil They'D also grow in clay soils. Yellow anise is somewhat more adapt­ able than Florida anise but it pro­ vided with adequate organic material and water to establish both will do well in sandy soils. Anise is hardy and has evolved into a virtually pest-free plant rarely sustaining insect damage, may present mite and scale problems, but none of these roblems is considered serious. It virtually disease free, but drought-stressed plants may develop leaf spots. Anise can be propagated by seeds, branch tip cuttings, and root sprouts. Plant any time in central Florida. Add organic mulch to the planting hole and as a top dressing around the plant. Apply 6-12-12 or 10-10-10) ffertilizerr in spring sp and early fall E At F»rr»r M Samlnol* County Urbin HofttcuMurttL Inqulrin nwy bo dbocM to Mm at tho Cooporativo Eitonolon Mrvtc*. 290 W. County Homo Road, Sanford, FL 12773 or phona HSSSU . AH SamtnoM County Cooparatlva Extension ta n k s* 1 opan to aaH l rapardtaaa of raca, color, (.Handkape Dietrich — — Continued from Page 3C bird watching. What does Beta Sigma Phi mean to Libby? She calls the sorority her extended family and said, "Sorority members serve in varying degrees as sisters, mothers, daughters and grandchildren. I don't know what I would do without their love and support." Patricia Lambert Patricia Lambert, a sorority member for just eight months, has been selected as Preceptor Delta Delta's Valentine Sweetheart. Patricia, a leasing consultant and volunteer director of the DeBary Library Association, is excited about 1s e m \ " ° ' e ARTISTIC CENSE D E L A N D A I R P O R T - ( R O U T E 92 E A S T ) W E D ., M A R C H 6 th A N D T H U R S . M A R C H 7 th SHOWTIMES: 4:30 & 7:30 DAILY SfONSOHEOBV UAlNSTREET ASSOC • * . S [ALAND ARC A CtUUOEH Of COUME RCE ____________ On SnoxtoTt l a w On *1 TtkM W.«*>n On C»cul U d « , TIC K ETS ON SALT IN ADVANCE AT: BUY IN ADVANCE - SAVE 8 2 OFF u t u n o NUT T K U T WICEI AlnAKfl M i l n u c u u io w m t WWW T I C U r t l COM r r m o H s l i M U l MOO ADULTS $14 KIDS/SENIORS $9 AN I VI XINC. Y O U R C H I U ) W I L L N E V E R F O R G E T ! I This year, choose Florida's “State of the Arts” license plate and help fund important pro­ grams in your own countyincluding visual arts, music, theatre and dance. Your First-time cost for the arts plate is $32 over the usual fee at vehicle registration renewal time. Of that. $20 is tax-deductible. To buy the arts plate at any time other than renewal lime, simply visit your local tag office, turn in your current plate and receive your new one on the spot for $32 plus han­ dling fees. tu n being a Beta Sigma Phi. She has not held any offices as yet, but said, "1 do hope to in the future." Patricia has one son and enjoys outdoor activities including tennis and golf, along with decorating and reading. What does Beta Sigma Phi mean to Patricia? She said, "I joined Beta Sigma Phi because 1 wanted to make a difference in our community. I enjoy mv new sisters anti look forward to my new experiences in the upcoming months and years with them. Beta Sigma Phi means to me a new approach to the future." Anna May Laureate Alpha Tau has selected Anna May for its Valentine Sweetheart. A homemaker, Anna has been a sorority member for five years and was made an honorary member in 1995. She has served as corresponding sec-* rctary and has chaired several committees. Anna has three children and 11 grandchildren. She belongs to Seminole Mall walkers, Cardiac Exercise, Ladies Auxiliary of Fleet Reserve and calls herself "an avid reader." What does Beta Sigma Phi mean to Anna? She said, "It means friend­ ship and the fellowship of having a close knit group of women friends. Beta Sigma Phi came into my life through my daughter twenty-five years ago when my husband passed away. Since then BSP has become a part of my life." Go, Stuart, Go Congratulations are in order to Stuart Meyers, a senior at Seminole High School. He will be leaving for Washington D.C. on Feb. 5 to attL'nd the 2002 National Youth Leadership Forum on Defense, Intelligence and Diplomacy which lasts through Feb. It). He, along with 350 junior and seniors across America, will attend the forum. Admiral William J. Crowe |r., a former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Chairman of (tie President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board and Ambassador to the United Kingdom, is Senior Councilor to the National Youth Leadership Forum. He said, "Our decision to nominate Stuart was based on a scholastic recommendation awarded by Mr. Adam Bransflcld (a teacher at Seminole High School) who certified Stuart as a student of high academic standing, with leadership potential and intent on pursuing a career related to rut tonal security and foreign affairs." Stuart has been accepted at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach for the fall term. Upon com­ pleting the program, he plans to join the United States Air Force. His grade point average is 4.038 and he earned a pri­ vate pilot’s license in June 2001. Stuart is the son of Margaret Myers Lopes of Sanford, and Glenn Meyers of Lake Mary. His grandparents are Edith Myers and Bob and Camilla Meyers, all of Sanford. �Sunday, February 3.2002 Page 3C The Seminole Hesald Beta Sigm a Phi nam es Valentine Q ueen candidates Annually, each of the five president of the Sanford Beta local chapters of Beta Sigma Sigma PhLCity Council, there Phi selects a Valentine are 57 active members in the Sweetheart to represent ......................... Sanford sorority. She said, "Beta Sigma Phi is the chapter throughout an organization dedi­ the year. From these cated to helping five candidates, a women fulfill their Valentine Queen is lives. Our organization selected based on her has members of all dedication to the sororages and education ity. backgrounds. The The Sweethearts Greek letters represent attended a Valentine Life, Learning and tea on Jan. 12 at the D ie tric h home of Ruth Gaines Friendship." Valentine Queen which was hosted b j Candidates are as follows: Preceptor Beta Lami Chapter. Each Sweetheart was interviewed by a panel of Marge Ealdn Preceptor Beta Lambda has judges from the DeLand City selected Martha A. "Marge" Council of Beta Sigma Phi. Ealdn for its Valentine The judges were: Margie Sweetheart. Marge has been a Helton, Lillian Wheeler and sorority member for 14 years, Marilyn Meyers. The Valentine Queen will be has served in every office and has chaired all committees. announced and presented at She is a retired instruction an all-sorority luncheon on assistant from Red Bug Feb. 9 at Glen Abbey Golf and Elementary School, n position Country Club. . she held for more than 18 According to Rita Doris, years. Marge and her husband. Jack, are the parents of four children and they have six grandchildren. She said she enjoys embroidery and travel­ ing with Jack who loves to own and sell classic cars from the 1950s and earlier. What does Beta Sigma Phi mean to Marge? She said her chapter is com­ prised of her best mends and two daughters. "My grand­ daughter is a legacy," she said, adding "We are a close knit group." Marge concluded, "The handclasp of a sister during the Mitzvah, sharing facts and opinions during programs, the presentation of a yellow rose at a ritual and all of these memories throughout the years are what Bata Sigma means to me." Sandra Erickson Sandra "Sandy" Erickson is the Valentine Sweetheart Sandra Erickson Libby Gordon L o o k in g Tor an upbeat. cost-effective way to rcuch more prospects w here they live, w o rk untl spend? T r y an ad in the S e m in o le ile r u ld . It's the best w u y to get m ore b a n g for y o u r b u ck . Lets make m u sic . Ctk// Today! Sem inole Herald 322-2611 selected by Preceptor Theta Nu. A guidance counselor at . Lake Brantley High School, Sandy has been a sorority member for three years and has served on several commit­ tees. She and her husband, Leif (Richard P.), are the parents of one son and she is an avid bridge player. Her outside activities include: teaching bridge to Itigh school students and she enjoys stained glass, crafts, oil and acrylic painting, tutoring English for immigrants, teach­ ing painting at a nearby nurs­ ing home and other volunteer interests. What does Beta Sigma Phi mean to Sandy? She said she grew up where volunteering was a way of life and has a cousin who has been a BSP for 28 years and often told her about the life ;oals and ideals of the sisteriood. After attending a meet­ ing, Sandy said, "I discovered s: a wonderful group of women who have common interests with me, a similar value sys­ tem and moral code, and are ones who care and volunteer. It is an organization that means so much that I now schedule everything around the meetings and activities. 1 only wish that I had listened to my cousin years ago." Libby Gordon Laureate Gamma Delta has selected Libby Gordon for its Valentine Sweetheart. Libby has one daughter and one granddaughter and is employed as a surgical secre­ tary at Central Florida Regional Hospital. A sorority member for 25 years, Libby has held all offices except president. "Maybe next year when I retire," she said. She has also chaired all committees. She enjoys the beach, fishing and See Dietrich, Page 6C Patricia Lambert Anna May QAie imiite tjou to visit out nuitseMj. We have a wide selection of bromeliads in individual pots, unique d n ftwod designs and a variety of unusual containers for home and garden use. Our nursery is open 9AM to 3 PM Tuesday through Friday YO U CAN E N TE R and 9 AM to 3 PM Saturday & Sunday Seminole Towne Center Mall CALL 1 o Age Divisions Girls: birth - 25 yrs & Boys: birth - 5 yrs For information to anlar call o r visit our w sbsila at w ww foridacovanntss com Em ail: covarm issO aol.com (800) 260-7239 or (850) 478-4545 Awarding over 1 MILLION $$$ in cash and prizes yearly in over 40 states. Don't Miss Out! During the week it is helpful \ if you can call ahead o f your visit. Blossom W orld Bromeliads 1405 Ftneway • Sanford, f l 32773 Tel / F a x 407-321 -0838 www.btesormvor1d.com �Page 4C Sunday. February 3.2002 Th i Seminole Herald PAUKTTO AWMJf BAPTWT Church Notes Sanford Christian Church Fellowship Day The Ministerial Department of Reddick Memorial is hosting its annual Missionary Fellowship Day 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 3. Speaker will be Missionary Inez Smiley. The theme for the service is "The Spirit of the Lord God is Upon Me — Anointed Ministers of G od." White and red are the colors for the occa­ sion. Pastor is Bishop J.J. Ligon. The church is located at 3155 Kings Road, Sanford. For more information, call 407-322-3558. All Souls M ission All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford will host a Mission from Sunday, Feb. 3, through Thursday, Feb. 7. Each evening's service will start at 7 p.m. and last approximately an hour and a half. On Sunday, a 'p o t luck” sup­ per will be held at 2 p.m. before the Mission talk at 4 p.m. A light refreshment will be served after the Mission talks on Monday through Thursday. The theme of this year's Mission is 'L e t Us Build A House of Love," and it will be led by Father Peter Schavitz and Father Jack Dowd, redemptionist mis­ sionaries from Chicago, III. Both priests have been on the Mission Team for several years and have wide varied apostolic experience. The community is invit­ ed to participate in the Mission. The church is located at 800 S. Oak Ave., in Sanford. Pastor is Richard W. Trout Jr. For further information about the Mission, call the church office at 407-3221504. Kingdom 's Keys The Orlando Church of Religious Science is pre­ senting a series of talks about "The Keys to the Kingdom," a prosperity trogram, Sunday mornngs, Feb. 10, Feb. 17 and Feb. 24, in the Maitland Civic Center, located at 641 S. Maitland Ave., beginning at 10:30 a m. 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FV 322-7727 Sunday School 930 a m 1043 am Wactoaaday NOT LAa Su?par 6 pm etna Study 6 43 pm Al Are Welcome H^e RIVIA CTTY CHRWTUH CHURCH IttOakaanDr** DaBary. FL32713 PDon*rax 407 6660432 Cmai; rVadycc 9 nattaro nat 10am. 11am. JD . Bagrova* PaacHw I iodide malar You* SANTORO CMMBTUN CHURCH 730 UpaetaRd, Sartedl FL ima 407 3 2 2 9 9 ^ Sunday BKHa School 900 am Momng Worth? 1913am YouR 6 00pm We*wedey Pralea Service 900 pm Nuraery Provided Christian Science FVIST CHURCH 0 9 CHRVT.SC«MT1ST 973 MARKHAM WOOOS ROAD Corner of EE WWamaon Road 407-79S-770S Sunday; Church Service and Sunday School 1000 a m Wadnaaday 1 00 p m SuM 149-AUngwoodl FL 32779 Phone 407-SS91490 Church Of Christ LONQWOOO CHURCH 0 9 CHRMT 101# Hey 17-92 1 m. NO Hey 434 407-323-3930. 407 324-4336 Sun Worth? 1030am i 6 pm Coma myth? eah ua. Atnendy ***com* alwayt WO FLORIDA CHURCH 0 9 CHROT 219 Wade SI Winter Springs, FL 32709 Sunday Service* 10:30' * m p 00 pm. Sunday 0-t • Study i: 30 a. m Wad BtoH Study 730 p m (407) 327 3009 Church Of God CHURCH 0 9 0 0 0 •01 W 22nd8l.S*itord.FL 407 322-3942 Rot Wot T«*Mot Potiot Sunday School 945 » m Mommg Wotirtp 10 43 • m. Evening Swvtta 00 pm Wwkwaday da*» tor al «ga* 7 to 6 p.m. Swnmoki Tnnriy Christian School Pre-School Bvu grade 12 407 321 2723 Ateo Oey Care Start* al 1 year to pra-*chooli 407-323-1411 6 Lnday School Praise A Worth? Message by Evening Service (Wad) 945 am 10 30 am It am 6 pm IQ am, 7pm Congregational OOOO SHEPHERD EVANQS1JCAL U/fHEftAM CHURCH OP SANPORO (1LC1) 2917 Orlando Dr (Hay 17-92) PTwna 322-7212 7.30 4 1000 am. Sunday School AdiA bane Btody 9 3 0 am Worth? Sarvlca 1030 am Wadnaaday Worth? 700pm Hunaary Provtdad Paaaaa tor Ctddran toooam toooam VtauR Oroup m a te 4 M OOpm SckadUa* may aomatmaa vary Cal (or more kternallcm, MO-WEEJC WORSHIP IN CHAPEL Tueaday Wadnaaday 4 Ttoaeday* BIBLE STUDIES* Waittaaday 9 Thursday* fSapt -Uay •T. PETER S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 Rmahart Rd Laid Mary. FL 444-6673 The Prv Chartaa T. hot. Rador HotyEuctertM 9 0 0 am Chhanan Educaaon -AlAgaa 900am Hdy Eucharist 1 000am Chtewt» Church 1000 a m (Educaton Wing} Nurtary Bagna A|9 00 am Through' 1000 am Service Holy Cuehenal 7.00 am A 7 00 pm HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LAKE MARY 760 Sunn Drlva, Uka Mary. FL lOueUo* AawMart Pastor 3 30pm Cortamporary Worth? Sunday momma B OOam Stmday mommg 930am Contemporary Worth? Stmdey mommg 11.00 am FamPy Worth? Sarvlca Nutary la prtMdad at Daycare. Preechool and Chnatan Day School Tor ktemaaon Cal 407-333-0797 LUTHERAN CHURCH 0 9 THE 2323 SO ak Ava. Sardord. n R et Omar A. Rauachar Paalor Sunday School 10 30 am rvioa 1030 am Informaton 322-3332 or 3260*10 Charismatic Episcopal CHURCH 0 9 THE HOLY COMFORTER The Sanford Bridge Corner of Mh S t A HoByAv* Sanford, Florida 407-2993094 Rev. Mart Barth Deacon Sunday Euhahet 930 am FAITH MISSIONARY CHURCH 3002 Beardafl Ava 407-323-3794 Jack Cot Paaasr Sunday Morning Worth? 1000 am Evening Service 6 00 pm Tuatday Evening • B*b*e Study 700pm Non-Denomlnatlonal Moot* or MFUOC MWMTMCt, MC.* 1001 C«» n A n . Suton) K4-4M1 Pmiot 9 30 am ItOOam 7.00 pm 730 pm Oon W fvtwmon Simday School Morning Worth? Evening Worth? MU WeetSva Wad SHOWER DOWN 0 9 BLESSMOS 201 Ebn Ave . Sanford. FL 407-321 6369 TvrothyHudtcn Sunday School Morning Worth? Tua Prayw.Btbia Study Methodist CHRMT UWTEO MCTHOCKST CHURCH 408 Tucker Drlva (Comer Tucker Dr A CR 427) Talaphona (407) 322-7900 930am 1030 am Morning Worth? 1100am BtoN Study Wadnaaday 930pm CMdvan'a Tima Included in Worth? Nuraery provided (Or •Small Enough To Love You Growing In Oriel TO Serve Vou* FmtT UMTED METHOCMT CHURCH 419 Park Ava. Sanford, FL 407-322-4371 JmBracNhew Mark Looney Mu Mika Bedel FarrvTy Unotnet Deader Morrtng Worth? 6 2 3 A 1035am Curiae FMtowth? 9 30 am Sunday School 9 4 5 am YouR Ftkowth? 4 00pm Nuraery Prowled Womant Orda Man's Prsyai Braaklaal til Thurtday LAKESIDE FELLOWSHIP Pastor FAITHFUL WORO I 945 am 8:30 am WaatAngAte?? tore RaasonT Meal* every Sunday al 1000 am at h e comtortatke Unried Aik? Theater, Towne Center Mai ■Chicken a Church UkISem •Sudani (youSi) M r ta m 3- 7pm •Sefe Nuraery Providad •Reaching People lor a Reeaorr S TRIES LakOTtow Plata •(407) 329-4300 320 E. CommaroW S t * Santord Sunday Swvica am CiMdrw'i FatomNp (aga*4-12) am Famffy F*flwMh?f Ra#**bmarkt 1930 pm Thurwtey FOTomh? Maakng 7 30pm Friday ■Chnaoan CounaaAng 2 00*3 00 p m (Please cad 329-4300 lor appt) 1100 1100 Nazarene LONQWOOO CHURCH 0 9 THE NA2ARENC 200 N Wayman S i. Longaocd, IFL Sunday School 943am Mommg Worth? 1043 a m Chkdran * Church 10*5 am Evangtkaac Sarvca 6 00 pm WadnMday FanWy Night 7 0 0 pm YOuR. Woman, and AdMI B4ka Stody *Nmmr A Stranger Ham* profasaional child care Presbyterian Jewish COMOMOATtoff eCTM(L OF CfVTlUU. 160 «M Road Longwood. FL (407) 324-3097 (437) 768-3729 Rabbt Uoeha Eto*/. Ph 0 Every IN Friday Of Moran FamVy Sabbaffi Sarvtce 7 30pm Friday SabbaR Seneca (Nl Other Fridays) S 13 p.m. Saturday Sabbath Servcae 9 3 0 a m GRACE FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (NACCC) information Ca* UPEALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Comar of W 23R Si 4 l?*Ma Rd 101 Upaala Road Sanford, FL 32771 407 330-2633 Bryan Wangar Pastor Sunday Cducakon 900am Sunday Worth? ’ 1000 am. nd Wednaedty of aach month 6.30 pm. 2 Church Notes Batwaan 3rd and 4m S i I Part * Oak /Downtown Sartedl FL Phona 407-322-2902 E-md IpcaBMto com *Whara Wa Knot Ttaur NameIn ThaHaari Of ThaOy Rev Bruce B. Seed Paalor Sunday School 9 0 0 am Sunday Morning Worth? 1090 am Bun. Morning Coda t Hour 1100 am Sen. Cortarnporary Worth? 7:00 pm htandartj Wadnaaday Fwvffy Night 9«?par •Every Wad. 3 30pm AdUl Bt4e 8*jdy 6 0 0 pm VtouRCtoba 6-7 00 pm Buccanaan (K-49i Grad**) MttSara (S-Sei Grade*} Sr. High* Contemporary Muwe Practca 7 00pm Woman* Cad* Uaeenpi at 2nd Tue of (he month 49*n Senior Friends 1 * Wad of We mont* FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U SA ) OP LARK MARY 12SW Wtour Ava Lake Mary, FL 407-32M021 Church School 943 am. 'Morning Warship 11 00 am Wad Choir PYacttoa f 00 p m Thurm YbuR Chow 0 30 p m, rwutwmfj rv&njmQ MARKHAM WOOOS PRISRYTIMAN CHURCH 5210 Markham Woods Rood taka Mary 407 3362030 N * Chart** R. Jons* Paalor Simday School, afl ages 9 0 0 am Church Service* 9 00 A 1030 am Nuraery Provided You* Qrou?. Sunday H^i School 400pm Midda School 8 00pm Pre-School Mon. Rru Fit 9 lo ll Montty FamPy Night Si?par Third Wad of Each Monti 9 3 0 p m Salvation A rm y THE SALVATION ARMY WORSHIP AND SERVICa CENTER 700 W 2<th Street Sanford. FI 32771 407 322 2642 Robert and (jnda Raefcin# Corps Officers Praise and Fadowth? 9 4 5 am. SundaySchooi , 943am Hokneet Meeting 1100am Tueaday Meeanga Bibia Study and Prayer 6 30 pm Home League flaiket) 7 00 p m Men a Feiowth? Club 700 p m Band Practice 6.00 p m *W4h heart ? Qod vkf hand to man * 2nd Monday (0:00 am. MOO am 7.30 p m Church Of God of Prophecy CHURCH 09 0 0 0 09 PROPHECY 2309 S Eke Ava. Sanford. Fla. 32773 407-322 4015 Lutheran Episcopal Inter-Denominational Monday ovu Saturday 1000 am 10 4 00 pm Thursday Evening i pm la S pm (407) 700-3729or (407) 772-0477 2 4 0 ia P * tA w « ..S *te d 407-322-4364 Uny taonard Paalor SimdayScWad 930am Mommg Wonh? 1100am O o * Practca Wadnaaday 045pm . Baby a*ng iervk* evMabia HOLY CR06S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 401 PwtAim.Swted TMaphona 407-322-4011 Sunday. February 3.2002 P a g e 5 C United Church Of Christ LONQWOOO HILLS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH U.C.C. 1233 EE WVkamaon Road Longwood. FL 407-332 6233 Rev Or Hal Vbuigbtood M n? Sunday Service* Contemporary 900 • m Tradtoonal Worth? 1030 am Nursery Providad Church School 9 1 3 am • 191 5 a m VouR A Qvkken Mkvaary 630 pm. Wesleyan WESLEYAN CHURCH 09 PAOLA 3360 Wayttoa Dr. Sanford. FL 32771 'Off t-4 (Eii 31) WeM F ra Street on LaR * One Mle) Leonard O Odmet Paalor 407-322-6332 "Wham N Goapal la Good Nm ' Sunday School 9 *5 am Mommg Worth? ItOOam, Evening Worth? 600 pm M?Week Mt} Wad 730pm Ptoeae Sh«e Your Lie Wkh Ut Prayer Breakfast The 10th annual Seminole County Prayer Breakfast will be held 7 to 9 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26, in the Sanford Civic Center. Keynote speaker will be Ted DiBiase, who is best known for his role as the villainous "M illion Dollar M an," in the world of professional wrestling. Currently, he shares the gospel and the joy that can only be found in Jesus. A corporate sponsor­ ship for a table of eight is $150, and individual tickets are $15. Seating is limited, and reservations arc required. For more information or reservations, call 407333-0548. Checks should be made payable to Seminole County Prayer Breakfast and sent to P.O. Box 140964, Orlando, FL, 32814-0964. Volunteers Needed The Christian Sharing Center in Longwood has an urgent need for vol­ unteers to fill various positions. Receptionists and interviewers are needed to interview families in crisis situations and to assist them in meeting their needs. Pantry work­ ers arc needed to stock shelves and fill grocery orders for client families. Van drivers are needed to pick up food dona­ tions. Hours arc Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For information, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. 6, Monday, Wednesday or Friday. M otivational Program "Tell All Souls About My Mercy," a spiritually motivating program, will be presented at AH Souls Catholic Church 7 to 8:30 m. Tuesday, Feb. 19. le program is spon­ sored by Mother of Mercy Messengers, Eucharistic Apostles of The Devine Mercy. The program is for everyone. All Souls Catholic Church is located at 810 S. Oak Avc., in Sanford. For more information, call 407-322-3795. ^ � 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, February 03, 2002 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 03, 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>, February 03, 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/725feffc0c29e869fb07a6b1e4e6026b.pdf d742dfd47e5e16648c1c1807fbd445fd PDF Text Text T he Seminole H erald FEBRUARY 6, 2002 5 0 * Illinois man found deadat 1-4 rest area 1st Street building sold t j' ■ *r Sanford, Florida Coarvaasoam ei Lago Real LLC purchases downtown landmark - ... VAX Third time* a charm ofliivuvu S NOw) WliSOn nope* tnt* w *t* • tnp to Divtoni International opeeaway snow* *s mucn Improvanrwnl as his last foray at the apeedpiant SANPORD— Downtown Sanfoed'sm cat procninent Duucung, me so-caueu ru st union Bank building waa purchaaed by a Sanford company for 9155 million. T n l fix-story, 36^XX)^KJUflrf^oot building waa bought by Lago Real LLC, a partnership James P. McCuen and Sharon Morikone. No final plana have been made for tha building, but McCuen and Morikone said they intend to move their company, The L.oamg DamB me., bud tne too noon. 'W i t approaching this very slowly," McCuen said. "Wb'ro not sure how w e want to proceed. lAk've got aoma ideaa on a num­ ber o f things.' One idea ia to uee the office apace for a The Coding Edge, which medical billings for hospitals, pri­ marily Florida HoepitaL The company, curten try located m seruorti a iNonnstar TVd ree s P arish es 28 eroptoyeea. Morikone ■aid she and McCuen are researching possi­ ble acquirirttr e which indude a Maryland concern and a regional company that proceeaes hospital billing in 20 states. Lago Rad could also kease two or three of the floors to other companlea or reserve the space for future ventures McCuen and Morikone may create. One thing that won't cnange is me nrst-noor tenant, ru st union. "T ne bank la a very valued tenant,” McCuen said. "They Just renewed their I SA a y vnii*iopn*r riu o n Staff Writer V LONGWOOD-A company ntus inside of the budding before it can be occu­ pied. W hile Morikone noted that the struc­ ture ia solid — "The building has good See Betiding, Page SA Tha First Union Bank buHtog in downtown Sanford. IB i.'Th* Vigilante' to t be on display " this Saturday at Sanford airport ~ Would you like a chance to view "T h e Vigilante” that is go|ng to b e the centerpiece o f u the Navy 8 3 Memorial Patty Mahany, vice presi­ dent of the MemortaL Comm-; Ittee, this Saturday Feb. 9 at 11 a.m. The RA-5C Navy Jet has come home to Sanford after spending more than 20 yean in a California Desert after de-commissioning. Learn about The Vigilante's past and this lane's future. The showing open to the public and children, accompanied by an adult, are welcome. Refreshments will be served. Call 407-321-7013 for more information. The plane is stored in Building No. 125. To get there, turn left off Airport Blvd. onto Carrier Avenue (past the driven license office). Go a few blocks and look for the big tan and blue hanger on the right. Building No. 125 is behind that hanger. :Seminole Smile Area fire marshals plan trip to Olympics f — eaa— Ia. -----a-------A aMa a o y w nniw pnvr r iu o n Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S Three local fire marshals are preparing for even colder w eather than they are experienc­ ing this week when they travel to the O ly m p ic s in salt Lake sa l t u fin n i l City, Utah. V Q y Altamonte _ _ Springs' Steve Peavey, Cassel­ berry's Renzie Davidson and Lake M ary's Ralph Jones are but three of seven Florida fire marshals expected to help m anage crowds at the Games. Peavey, who is the first vice president of the Florida Fire M arshals and Investigators Association, said pn probably more fire m arshals from Florida will volunteer for the games than any other state. "O ne thing w e're proud of is the state of Florida and our association," he said. The th i.e area fire marshals will primarily be helping with the final week o f the games at Park City, Utah. The moun­ tainous town is home to 40 ercent of the Olympic events, ut has a rather small fire department, Peavey said. Park City will feature some of the more daring and high-flying events, such as bobsled, luge, freestyle aerials and giant slalom. "A lot of the debriefing is done there so a lot o f the preparation is procuring the proper clothing ,1 Jones said. Tne local group will work as Seminole County Sheriff's Office deputy spoke to an Illinois man only hours before he hung himself _____ , , ______ CC Saturday at the A ccording to eastour investiga­ bound tors, the Idd Interstate put on a pretty 4 rest area in good act Longschm oozing wood. the deputy. S o A the deputy motorist triecj to cut the using the grty ab reak rest area at 10 a m and then the Saturday guy hangs him self. * . . r .a | Nicholas Lee Valeu,21, f.mlrrd. ~t i M Ti O BTTWiOMonwri of Nor­ mal, DL, dan- B a c k y a rd C o u n t ACrested Caracara spotted recently In Sanlord 2002 Society wants people to count birds j^Dring national event w - picnic tables. Leas than nine hours before, Deputy John Bertholf questioned Valeu about a white Bulck sedan bearing stolen Illinois b g s parked at the rest stop. "According to our investiga­ tors, the kid put on a pretty good act schmoozing the deputy," said sheriff’s office spokesman Slavs Olson. "So tne deputy tried to cut the guy See Rest Arts, Page SA B y MIchttHtt Jttria Managing Editor Distinguished singer Jones dies at age 50 he Seminole Audubon Society wants bird enthusi­ asts this month to watch their backyards and count all the feathered creatures they see. The fifth annual Great Backyard Bird Count, sponsored by the National Audubon Sodety and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology begins Feb. 15. During a four-day period, the orga­ nizations want people across North America to count the number and types of birds they see at various locations and then report the results on the Internet. T h e event helps give a clear idea on what birds are where," said Roger Grimshaw, a member and newsletter editor for the Seminole Audubon Sodety. "It also gets people involved in what’s in their own backyard." The Society is encourag­ ing families, individuals, classrooms and Scout T E l by Tammy W a r l Janet and Roger Grifrehaw use several books to help identify a particular bird they spotted in their backyard. Tha couple, members of the Audubon Society, plan to participate In this month's Great Backyard Bird Count See Olympics, Page 6A B y M arva H aw kins Herald Correspondent Minister Vfemon L "Papa" Jones, 50, died Friday, Feb. 1, 2002, in Central Florida R e g io n a l HoepitaL Bom D ec 21, 1951, in Sanford to the late Mamie Lou Jones and Walter King, he Jo n e s was a graduate of the 1969 Class of Crooms Academy. He attended Seminole Community College to further his education. At an early age, Jones received his anointing, and he realized he had a God-given musical talent that he shared See Birds, Page 6A See Jones, Page 8A C ity u n v eils detailed report on lak efron t hotel/conference cen ter B y Dan Ping Editor Undo LaKotos and Val D avis - Davis, a vendor at Magnolia Square Fanners Market, and her friend Index S u iiM u .................................4 A -3 A ClatufWd......................... 3B-AS C/ouword ............................ SB C W A b fe y ................................. 3 A U g a U .......................................... 41 O btfuoftai .................................. 3 A Polic# l o g ................................... 3 A S port. ....................................IB -3 * K ing will provide the most detail to date. A vote on the proposal has not been set by either the county or dty commissions, however a final decision b expected by March. Among the report's major find­ ings are: ; county first sought propos­ als for a hotel/conference center in 1994. Several proposals have been made, but Tuesday's meet- Cost and Financing Models The budget for the hotel/con­ ference center b $42 million, financed through tax-exempt bonds. The bonds would be issued through the formation of a Spedal Purpose Ownership Entity (SFOE), which b a non­ profit corporation created to oper­ ate the facility. While the county and dty would appoint members to the ^ ^ pjge „A SANFORD — City officials will meet TUesday with the Seminole County Commission to nt a detailed proposal for a /conference center in down­ town Sanford. The proposal, made available to the Herald Tuesday afternoon, is the result of a five-month memo­ randum of understanding the dty signed with Acquest/Benchmarx Development Team to determine the project's feasibility, total costs, financing models and preliminary ■ 1•■ -'*fVvV/V I II II II II II PI II I II 3 f l l l l D b W W i An artisit'a rendering of the proposed conference center complex, which will be located on Sanford's lakefront. R BBB V i »• I �Page 2\ The Seminole H erald Wednesday, February 6.2008 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY In-laws blame son’s wife for keeping his distance Under construction O ut & A bout W ED The Lake Mary Chapter o f 1AAP, International Association of Administrative Professionals, is hosting an Open House 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 6, in the Courtyard in Heathrow. Refreshments and door prizes will be provided. For reservations or information, call 407-333-3655. DEAR ABBY: Last year I took time from 'work to assist my mother-in-law who was fac­ in g surgery In another state. During my visit, her next-door neighbor told me my visit was a *-................................. "positive sign/ When I asked what he meant, he said my in-laws had told him that I had kept their son from visiting and hav­ ing a relationship with them since we married more than 15 y ean ago. Abby, I was stunned! The truth is, my husband calls or visits his mother only when I insist on i t I have even dialed their number and put the • • • • • • • • phone in his nand so he HAD to talk to them. He feels closer to my family and enjoys the time we spend with them. I told my husband what the neighbor said. He dismissed it and said his parents are just unhappy people. Abby, should I tell my in­ laws the truth, or let them continue to believe I am responsible for driving a wedge between their son and them? PUZZLED DAUGHTER-IN-LAW FRI DEAR DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: Blaming you for the distance between them and their son may be an easier pill to swallow than placing the blam e where it belongs. However, I sec nothing to be gained by telling them "th e truth" at this late date. They probably wouldn't believe you if you did. H tciM photo by Tommy Vlncont A recant sunny day Is perfect weather for construction personnel wortdng on the GreeneWay extension over Rinehart Road. A Sw eetheart's Dance will be held Friday, Feb. 8 , in Winter Springs Senior Center. The dance, sponsored by the city of Winter Springs Parks and Recreation Department, is for Winter Springs Elementary stu­ dents who would like to be accompanied by their par­ ents. Tne Center's doors open at 7 p.m., and the dance will continue until 9 p.m. The evening's social will feature a wide variety of music, dancing and refresh­ ments. Admission is free. The Center is located at 400 N. Edgcmon Avc. For more information, call 407-3274761. SAT DEAR ABBY: I read with interest the letter about the college student whose grandmother blatantly favored her other grandchildren, yet expected him to do chores around her house. 1 loved the irony of the woman who responded. She said her mother was also treated badly, but thegrandm other left her entire fortune to them. There's no cash inheritance in my life, but I wouldn't trade what I learned for any amount of money. My mother was the child of a failed first marriage. 1 realized when my grandmother died that she had never told my mom or me that she loved us. At her funeral, I heard sto­ ries from my half-cousins of hugs, kisses, dec­ larations of love, shopping trips, lunches and sleep-overs. In my entire life, she took me to lunch and shopping once. Period. Through my mother's love and assurance, I realized the problem was my grandmother's, not mine. More important, 1 learned from my mother's example: (1) Tell your family often that you love them. (2) Forgive and forget; don't hold a grudge. (3) Tell the truth with love and tact. (4) Treat people with respect and kindness — even when it isn't returned. (5) Your grandmother can be a bitter, hate­ ful woman, but you don't have to follow’ in her footsteps. ( 6 ) Life isn't always fair, but it can be won­ derful in spite of it. Abby, I am grateful that I carefully watched my grandmother when I was growing up because I learned at a young age what I did NOT want to be. KAREN IN SALT LAKE CITY Outstanding Warrants Served Seminole Deputy Daniel Risher arrested James Summers, 21, of Lake Mary Thursday and served him with two different outstanding warrants burglary and theft. Summers ran from police at Lake Mary's Remington Oaks Subdivision, but they later apprehended him at Greenwood Lakes Park. He was additionally charged with resisting arrest. D ealing in Stolen Property Seminole Deputy Vincent Kauffman arrested Jeff Trombley, 39, of Geneva Thursday for larceny and three charges of dealing in stolen property. Trombley allegedly stole numerous construction materials from a Winnona Drive residence in Geneva. He then returned many of the stolen items to the Oviedo Home Depot for cash. The property owner was reportedly away in China during the theft. No Driver's License Seminole Deputy Samuel Best arrested Ronald Francis, 53, of Longwood Thursday for driving without a valid driver's license. Francis reportedly pulled out of the Winn-Dixie parking lot at State Road 434 and Rangeline Road in front of heavy traffic. Another vehicle had to make evasive maneuvers to avoid a collision. Upon positioning his patrol car to make a traffic stop, the deputy stated in the report he viewed the driver tum on his interior light and comb his hair while looking into the rearview mirror. He was reportedly traveling 20 mph less than the posted speed limit and impeding traffic. DEAR KAREN: You are an intelligent woman who was able to take a bitter lesson and tum it into a growth experience. M ost people are not so wise. I commend you for 1L 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. Larceny Longwood Officer Lester Leasure arrested Sonya Lock, 27, of Sanford Thursday for larceny. She reportedly wrote a counterfeit check to Beds, Beds, Beds in Longwood for $353. For everything you need to know about wedding planning, order "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." Send a business-size, selfaddressed envelope, plus check or monev order for $5 (U.S. funds only) to: Dear Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is included.) Vehicle T heft Sanford Officer Erik Zabik arrested Adrian Hodges, 29, of Sanford Saturday for vehicle theft, possession of a controlled substance, four counts of larceny and driving with a sus­ pended license. O 2002 U N IV IB S A L PRESS SYNDICATE Q D oug F e tz e r Editor Display Advertising John CoAman Rouie Lavender Classified Advertising Ted WeAer Dona D'etre*) Cnne Patton Marva Hawtuns Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Legal Advertising Drug Possession • Seminole Deputy Christopher M IC Chary! Smith Republic Newspapers, Inc. The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Boa 1887 Sanlord. FL 32772-1887 The Audubon National Center for Birds of Prey, one of the leading raptor rehabili­ tation centers in the south­ east, will bring a few of their avian residents to the next meeting of the Seminole Audubon Society. This cen­ ter is located in Maitland and will have the grand opening of it's new facility the follow­ ing week. In addition, the Great Backyard Bird Count will be featured on the pro­ gram. The meeting is at the Seminole County Public Library, North Branch (Sanford), at 150 North Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, on Sunday, Feb, 10, at 2 p.m. Meetings are open to the pub­ lic, no charge. Refreshments, a conservation update, bird ID tips and door prizes are part of the regular program. W c w elcom e and encourage your letters and com m ents. A ll letters must include your name, address and phone number to bo published. Write to us: 300 N. French Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord. FL. 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 -Fax (407) 323-MO0 PenoOcal Postage Paid el Sanlord. Florida and addtional making offices. SUN Possession of Liquor Underage • Sanford Officer Tomasz Ponicki arrested Francis Schumann, 20, of Sanford Sunday for possession of liquor under the age of 21. • Seminole Deputy Daxter Girard arrested Kyle Coyne, 18, of Longwood Saturday for possession of liquor under the age of 21. aa Euan Brian Kramerc* A workshop on songbirds for teachers and youth group leaders will be held from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, at the Seminole Environmental Center, 1/2 mile from U.S. 17-92 on County Road. Six In-service points are available for attendance of the entire six-hour workshop for teachers from Seminole, Orange, and L ike counties. Home school moms and scout and youth group lead­ ers are also welcome. Activities include mist-net- • ting and bird banding, bird identification walks, bird feeder making, and activities that work with kids. Teachers and youth group leaders working with ele­ mentary and middle grades are the target audience, but high school teachers can attend if space permits. To register leave your name and phone number at 407-8697762. License Suspended • Seminole Deputy Steven Sosa arrested John McGowen, 36, of Sanford Friday for driving with a suspended license. • Sanford Officer Gerald Dozier arrested Ernest Graham, 27, of Sanford Saturday for driving with a suspended license and theft of an automobile decal. Graham allegedly stole a license plate renewal sticker and placed it on his expired tag. Wednesday, February 6, 2002 • Vot. 94. No. 48 USPS 481280 * ^-Postmaster Send adtXesa changes to Circulation Wanda Kourpantda Shoplifting Sanford Officer Terry Mullins arrested Tamara Hudson, 18, of Sanford Friday for shoplifting. She reportedly stole five audio compact discs valued at $80 from the Orlando Drive Wal-Mart. Be*! Tyrrei. JR. Becky Tibbetts Rovene Dana Para Strum DUI • Winter Springs Officer James Wickman arrested Daniel Reeves, 41, of Sanford Sunday for driving under the influence. He declined breath tests at the jail. • Lake Mary police arrested Otis Hairston, 42, of Lake Mary Thursday for driving under the influence. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .189. • Sanford Officer Bill Crapps arrested Dale Zeak, 38, of Sanford Thursday for driving under the influ­ ence, reckless driving and not being able to present vehicle insurance. Breathalyzer tests at the jail revealed a blood alcohol content of about .207. • Sanford Officer Bill Erwin arrest­ ed Michael Martel, 35, of Sanford Friday for his fourth charge of dri­ ving under the influence, reckless driving and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Breathalyzer tests revealed a blood alcohol content of about .183. • Seminole Deputy Debra Folse arrested James Johnson, 45, of Winter Springs Saturday for driving under the influence. He refused blood alco­ hol tests at the jail. “Serving Seminole County Since 190S" Production LSchaSe Jerta Resisting an Officer • Sanford Officer Daniel Barbara arrested Brian Hunter, 19, of Sanford Thursday for resisting an officer. He was reportedly loitering in front of a W. 13th Street business when police attempted to make contact he attempted to flee. • Seminole Deputy Brian Woods arrested Michael Westfall, 43, of Sanford Sunday for resisting an offi­ cer, disorderly conduct and crimes against a person. Westfall reportedly refused to pay for a taxi fare. The Seminole Herald Dan Flag Deny Berrien Police Blotter Schuck arrested Roger Strohm, 19, of Sanford Thursday for marijuana pos­ session. Police stopped him for riding a bicycle at night with no lights. • Seminole Deputy Dana Triplett arrested Adrian Starkweather, 19, of Longwood Thursday for possession of MDMA, marijuana and drug para­ phernalia. • Agents of the City/County Investigative Bureau executed a search warrant at 560 Highland Street and arrested Mark Elugardo, 36, Azalea Culver, 47, and John Culver, 21, all of Longwood, Friday for mari­ juana possession and drug parapher­ nalia. • Sanford Officer John Difatta arrested Emmett Smith, 32, of Sanford Friday for possession of mar­ ijuana. • Sanford Officer Tomasz Ponlcki arrested Terrel Holton, 20, of Sanford for possession of marijuana. • Seminole Deputy James Ingram Jr. arrested Tommy Hampton, 29, of Sanford Monday for marijuana pos­ session and driving with a suspend­ ed license. E-Mail us: C ali u s: W t (407) 322-2611 Editorial: idltordMmlflolthinld.com Subscription Rates Advortlsine: 3 Months in Seminole County S1100 8 Months In Semmoit County $2000 1 Year m Senvnoie County 138 00 1 Year Other Florida County S42 00 t Year Out CX State M2 00 csmttMHomioolohonld.com F ax u s: Pafelittwr (407) 323-9408 timdongdiol.com i �gtfmey.w T hx S euinolc H erald Wednesday. Frbrunry 6. 2002 Page 3 A O b itu a ries EMMA LEE ASHLEY Emma Lee Ashley, 73, of Rosebeny Lane, Sanford, died Sunday, Feb. 3,2002, in S o u * Seminole Hospital, Longwood. Bom June 23,1928, in Monticello, she moved to Sanford in 1942. She was a mem­ ber of New Bethel AME in Sanford. She was also a member of Herein of Jerico Eastern Star, Evergreen Lodge No. 83, Malta No. 99, Daughters of Ises and the Benevolent Aid Board. Survivors indude four sons, Roosevelt Grant of Rochester, N.Y., and Emoral, Jarvis and Jerome Grant, all of Sanford; six daughters, Lue Ella Grant of Sanford, Sally Sherman of Lake Mary, Angela Wbodward of Sanford, Yvette Hartsfield of DeBary, Christy Mike of DeLand and Sheila Ashley of Orlando; one brother, J.B. Williams of Ontario, N.Y.; 25 grandchildren; and nine great grandchildren. Funeral service will be held 2 p m Saturday, Feb. 9, in New Bethel AME Church in Sanford. Visitation will be 5 p m Friday, Feb. 8, in the church, and the family will be receiving friends from 5-J0 to 6JO p m Friday in the church. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of arrange­ ments. RUBY E BAKER Ruby E Baker, 88, of Haines City, died Friday, Jan. 31,2002, in Mariner Health Care. Bom Sept 16,1913, in Atlanta, Ga., she moved to Sanford from Haines City in 1996. She was a homemaker and a member of Church of Christ in Haines City. Survivors include her hus­ band, Fred A. Baker; four daugh­ ters, Kathy B. Bccbce of Haines City, Maty Ann Evans of Sanford, Judy Peters of Pensacola and Joyce West of Sanford; six grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren. Steele's Family Funeral Service of Winter Haven are in charge of arrangements. RUBY LEE BEASLEY Ruby Lee Beasley, 59, of West 14th Street, Sanford, died Monday, Feb. 4,2002. Bom June 5,1942, in Sanford, she was a cabin cleaner for an airport. She was a member of Spirit of Truth Worship Ministry, Heroines of Jericho Deborah Court and Daughters of Spinks Medina Court No. 16. Survivors include one son, Kelvin Beasley of Sanford; three daughters, Veronica Beasley, Shanta Wesley and LaShonda Beasley, all of Sanford; two brothers, Ralph Beasley of Austin, Texas, and Oscar Beasley of Rochester, N.Y.; three sisters, . Martha Owens of Atlanta, Ga., Annette Daniels of Sanford, and Margaret Rowe of Buffalo, N.Y.; 11 grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary Inc, of Sanford is in charge of arrangements. A L IC E L E D G E R LY Alice L Edgeriy, 75, of Collins Avenue, Orange City, died Saturday, Feb. 2,21X12, in DeBary Manor Nursing Home. Bom July 20,1926, in Portland, Maine, she moved to Orange City from Hialeah in 1983. She was a homemaker and an emer­ gency room tech at Hialeah Hospital for eight years. She enjoyed lap quilting. Survivors include her hus­ band of 55 years, Douglas Edgeriy of Orange City; two sons, Curtis Edgeriy of Miami and Douglas Edgeriy Jr., of Melbourne; one daughter, Sharon Brough of Broomfield, Colo.; one brother, Ethan Levesque of Sanford, Maine; seven grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. ARMAND R. GALASSINI Armand R. Galassini, 92, of Brigham Loop, Geneva, died Sunday, Feb. 3,2002, in his resi­ dence. Bom in Chicago, DL, he resided in Central Florida for 22 years. He was a retired salesperson for Sears. He was a member of S t Augustine Catholic Church. Survivors include one son, Martin E Galassini of Geneva; two stepdaughters, Helen Bums of Winter Springs and Dottle Maguire of Edgewater; one daughter, Margherita Fronczak of Fairfield, Iowa; nine grandchil­ dren; and 16 great grandchildren. Banfleld Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. JAM ES J.G O T T U C K James J. Gottlick, 73, of East Airport Boulevard, Sanford, died Saturday, Feb. 2,2002, in Sanford. Bom in Westfield, N.J., he moved to Central Florida in 1993. He served in the U S. Coast Guard. He was a district manager for the factory industry and was a member of the Elks and Moose Club. He was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include his compan­ ion, Judy Joiner of Sanford; and two brothers, Tony Gottlick of Colonia, N.J., and Gerald Gottlick of Finksburg, N.J. Baldwin Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel is in charge of arrange­ ments. DONALD T. HAINES Donald T. Haines, 61, of Lombardy Road, Winter Springs, died Sunday, Feb. 3,2002, in his residence. Bom in Queens, N.Y., he resided in Central Florida for six years. He was an orthopedic tech­ nician Survivors include his wife, Linda Haines of Winter Springs; one son, George W. Haines of Winter Springs; two daughters, Lynette E Fcnaris of Winter Springs and Kathleen A. Adams of Orlando; one brother, William Haines of Winter Springs; one sis­ ter, Suzanne O'Neal of Merrick, N.Y.; and four grandchildren. Banfleld Funeral Home of Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. YVONNE L1GETTYM1CHETT1 Yvonne LiGetty-Michetti, of Findlay Street, Deltona, died Monday, Feb. 4,2002, in Fish Memorial. Bom in Pittsburgh, Pa., she moved to Central Florida In ’ 1968. She was an inspector for Deltona Transformer. She was a member of Deltona Christian Church-Disciples of Christ, American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 127, Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge, POW Support Group Auxiliary, and she was treasurer for Toastmasters. Survivors include her hus­ band of 21 years, Marino Mlchrtfffone son, ETniark Mkhetti of Fowler, Ohio; one daughter, Michele Ott of Walkoloa, Hawaii; one sister, Zella Newcomb of Orlando; six grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, 218-A East New York Ave., DeLand, FL, 32724. Baldauff Family Funeral Home of Orange City is in charge of arrangements. Bom in Passaic, N.J., he moved to Central Florida many irs ago. He was retired from blix m Orange City, where he worked for six years. He was of the Protestant faith and a mem­ ber of WORC, Daytona. He enjoyed movies Survivors include one broth­ er, William Zielger of Deltona; and two sisters, Charlotte Ragusa of Toms River, N.J., and Lillian Hartos of Pennsylvania. 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Sparrow o f Sanford; three, daughters, Dorthory Quizon and Gwendolyn Sp. “ arrow, both of Pensocola and Vl< ickic Sparrow of Sanford; four sons, Amos Sparrow Jr., James Cox and Clarence Sparrow, all of Sanford and Ricky Neil of Fitzgerald, Ga.; his mother, Letha Mac Sparrow of Fitzgerald, Ga.; four brothers, Jimmie, Edward and Clarence Sparrow, all of Fitzgerald, Ga., and Eugene Sparrow of Atlanta, Ga.; three sisters, Dorothy Loyal of Babenhouscn, Germany, Katherine Sparrow of Fitzgerald, Ga., and Willie Mae of Waycross, Ga.; and 17 grand­ children. Sunrise Funeral Home of Sanford is in charge of services. ‘^ Do The «“ “ ‘ tW»tfH W Z ° ° are Needs Since 1978 Serving AO Your Hardware m S A T IS F A C T IO N GUARANTEED OREST CITY 1 1 1 2 2 W. H w y 4 3 6 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 ONGW OOD J W 6 Give THE G in O f UfC Central Florida Blood Bank. Inc. 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Last yew 's volume represented a whopping 37 percent increase over 2000's volume of $57.4, while unit sales jumped 15 percent Builders plan $1M homes in Alaqua The 7-year-old company benefited not only from sufficient new home inventory but a vibrant housing market that remained steady even after the Sep t 11 events. In addition, the company successfully con­ tinued its transition to sales aimed at the higher end of the housing spectrum. Part of Engineered Homes strategy was to offer buyers mortgage financing as low as 3.857 percent during the final quarter of £ 0 1 . "We had a lot of things working In our favor last year," Teplitsky said. "W e're delighted with what we did in 2001, but 2002 is a new year with new chal­ lenges." T h e av en g e sales sal price of a new home by frfd Homes last year nearly $30,000 higher cngxnerrea $160,335. That contirvthan 2000's avenge price o f* $160/ ued a trend that oegan four years ago when the company shifted its emphasis from die entry-level arena to the first-, second-, and third-time move-up buyer The company's avenge sales price in 1998 was $110,491. That gap win continue to widen even more in 2002 as die company eclipses the $300,000 price point at tom e o f its new communities. T h is is th# Approach that We t e l works best for us and gives us die greatest opportunity for success Centex to construct Habitat’s 100th home Com m unity National Banks hosts grand opening m u s to compare very favorably in those i, heavy demand areas o f the greater u nanoo m arket," Teplitsky said. During the pest four yean. Engineered Homes has evolved ee one of the area's busiest production buOders. Since 1998, the company's first mD year of production, it has built and told m ore than 1,600 homes tor m ore than $240 million — much of that activity com ing in Sem inole County. Engineered Homes has new communities in Lake Mary, O viedo, Casaelbe n y, south O iortdo, Clermont and Sanford. ] The O rlando division o f needed attention to Habitat for Centex Homes, headquartered Humanity International and its in Altamonte Springs, nas been long-term goal o f providing selected to build the 100 th decent, affordable housing for home for Habitat for Humanity those in need worldwide. Headquartered in Americus, in the Orlando area. The milestone home w ill be G a., H abitat fo r Humanity Two custom homebuilders at located on Roseboro Street on International builds homes In Alaqua Lakes, Taylor one of 10 home sites donated by partnership w ith people In Woodrow's premier golf com­ M erill Lynch and M etro need who cannot afford to pur­ munity near Longwood, are Savings Bank, said Larry D avis, chase s home o f their own. building luxury homes that will executive director o f the U sing volunteer labor, dona­ be worth dose to $1 million each Greater O rlando H abitat for tions of materials and cash, the when they are completed later homeowners' ow n "sw eat equi­ Humanity. thisyear. Centex Homes/Orlando has ty" and no-profit, zero-interest Charles Ayers, project manag­ Habitat agreed to build two H abitat m ortgages, er at Alaqua Lakes, said both homes this year and la moving International has built and sold homes are spec homes that are closer to completing its third more than 100,000 homes and available for sale immediately. Habitat home in the O rlando housed more than 500,000 peo­ Richard Woodruff Homes has area since 1992. The latest ple as it enters its 26th year of started construction o f the home, part o f a 12-home subdi­ operation. Versailles II, a four bedroom, vision near downtown O rlando Last year in honor o f Its 50th four and a half bath home with called Jefferson Square, w ill be year in the home-building busi­ 4,418 square feet of living space, dedicated this month. n ess and H ab itat's 25th a study and two game rooms. Dallas-based Centex Homes anniversary, C entex Homes Ayers said the Versailles II is be has been a major supporter of m ade an additional $50,000 Community National Bank's vice president and branch manager Jeff Triplett, center, and 8anford Chamber priced at $894,900 and is expect­ H abitat for H um anity contribution to H abitat's World ol Commerce Director Angella Gordon cut a ribbon to celebrate the opening of the bank's newest office In ed to be complete by mid-sum­ International over the years. Leaders Build. The World downtown Sanford. Trlplott and Gordon were joined by bank employees and officers, as wall ea Chamber mer Last spring, the company m ade Leaders Build w ill serve as the members. Within the next 30 days, Dave a five-year, $5 million com m it­ catalyst in the construction of Brewer Homes will start con­ ment. Centex's various hom e- 1,000 homes around the world struction of the St. George III, a building divisions around the with the help o f heads of state four bedroom, four and a half country have built more than and heads of government In 50 bath luxury home with 4,614 200 hopiea.for deserving faml- nations. square feet of space (Hat Indudes Merger makes Beazer Homes New York and- in. .tifc.W *st,{ C entex Homes/Orlando/,ill The p r * * Was ttto dfcckadd.’1>'<• •<UeS,tv ■•/(! vliim l F »,<tir, *jfj* r ! •• such features as a library a n d - nation's sixth biggest builder "Habitat for Humanity has Central Florida's largest vol­ infrtrding *catn»irtiW "Am tifhy, 1 Mark Hudson, president of been a great fit for our com pa­ ume builder w ith nearly 20 i game room. INCON, said CO posted sales of The merger of Beazer Homes Nevada, Colorado and Texas. ny, and we take great pride in idential com m unities under­ The St. George III, overlooking Crossman Communities is more than $4.8 million in 2001. USA and Crossman being selected to build the w ay In O range, Seminole, the second green of the Alaqua Hudson said INCON will con­ Communities, Inc., an active in 12 markets in Indiana, 100th Habitat home in the O sceola, Lake, Lakes golf course, is priced at Polk and Kentucky, Tennessee, tinue to operate C L IS manufac­ Indianapolis-based homebuilder, Ohio, Orlando area," ’ Knight said. Brevard counties. The company $1,024,900. means a significant expansion for North Carolina and South turing facility in Northridge and "This Is a significant milestone posted about 700 sales for $153 Alaqua Lakes, located in north Beazer Homes in the Central Carolina. The two companies retain 23 employees there. that we hope will bring much million in calendar year 2001. Seminole County on Markham Last year INCON acquired a sold 15,506 new homes last year Florida area. Woods Rd. south of Lake Mary David Byrnes, president of the for revenues of $2.7 billion. The Miami-based Import company Blvd. is being developed by Orlando area division of Beazer merger will create Beazer and and reported annual sales of Taylor Woodrow Communities, Homes said he expects strong Crossman as the sixth largest more than $7 million. In 2002, part of the Taylor Woodrow Hudson said INCON projects growth in 2002 and projects homebuilder in the US. group of North American com­ sales will total more than $122 Beazer will sell at least 600 homes panies that has been building million. by 2003. Last year Beazer sold INCON acquires SEVENTH ANNUAL lifestyle communities and luxury Earlier, INCON reported it some 300 homes at an average California company SANFORD, FLORIDA homes for nearly half a century. INCON Lighting, Inc., a major ilans to acquire a Chinese manuprice of $272,000 in nine active Headquartered in Sarasota, ANTIQUES SHOW ft SALE manufacturer of high-tech and acturing company based in communities. Florida, the North American commercial Zhuhal with annual sales of more "We expect to open four new energy-efficient FEBRUARY 8 - 1 0 , 2 0 0 2 operations currently have more in than $12 million and some 600 communities in 2002 and we plan lighting systems based FRIDAY « SATURDAY IOAM-9PM • SUNDAY U A M -5FM 1 than 50 active projects through­ to expand into Lake County," Sanford, Fla. has acquired CLJ workers. Hudson said he hopes SANFORD CIVIC CENTER out Florida, California, Texas and Byrnes said. Currently Beazer Fixtures, Inc. in Northridge, to close on that acquisition dur­ Ontario, Canada and recorded 4 0 1 EAST SEMINOLE BLVD. ing the third quarter of this year builds single-family homes in Calif., north of Los Angeles. revenues in excess of $833 mil­ EXIT #91 OFF 1-4. 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I' i �T Page 6A Wednesday. February 6.2002 THt Sdon ou Hnuu> T h e W a y W e W ere: The Seminole High Class of 1951 ven to members of ents the Class ol 1951 during their schools years. City commissioner and former Mayor Andrew Canaway extended greet­ ings to the seniors from the Class of 1926, which had graduated 25 years before. Approximately 15 class members were pre­ sent Earl Ratliff and Bob Grace Marie Cawley gave the class S lined pber prophecy in the form of a Sem inole High School . # # # » simulated radio broadcast holds 1951 Oaaa Day Rudolph Smith delivered Class Day was held June, 7, thewilL Marian Roberts gave the devo­ 1971 in the Seminole High School auditorium with the entire stu­ tional, David Hester sang a solo dent body, faculty and guests and the SHS Band played for the attending. processional and recesskmaL Miss Dial Boyle, class salutatoAwards were presented by rian, extended a welcome on Miss Edna Chittenden, librarian; behalf of her class, while Miss Miss Whittle, Glee Club director; Martha Shannon, valedictorian, Coach Carl Kettles; and Principal expressed appreciation to faculty Herman Morris. members. Principal Morris, Coach Kettles presented three Superintendent Lawton and par- letters to Clarence Clause for abil­ When the Seminole School Class of 1951 had year reunion last June, unable to get a newspaper account of either the class day or graduation. While ng through Miss Ollic •Whittle's collection, I recently found an article about their class day activities. 1 will tell you about this today, plus other non-musical items found in her collection. High its 50 I was ity in football, basketball and baseball. Receiving football letters were Dennis Bass, Herman Swagerty and Martin Taylor. Baseball managers, Denny Stafford and Elliston Baker drew letters, as did Denny Stafford for basketbalL Other lettermen had been named at the previous foot­ ball banquet Glee Club awards were pre­ sented by Miss Whittle to Shirley Middleton and John Hte, accom­ panists, and to the members of the Triple Trio and the Double Quartette. Clarence Clause was awarded a pin for his work as president of the Glee Club. Bivans received a twopin and Charlotte a dictionary from Miss Chittenden. One-year pins were presented to Sheila Browning, Ernestine Spivty, Jewell Cohen, Lucille Normand, Betty Hamp, Mariorie King and Jean Carpenter Mr. M orns gave awards to Rudolph Smith and Gail Bit ' for editing the "Celery Fed’ Dial Boyle for editing the Salmagundi. the DAR American History award was presented to Bebe Bisbee. M r Morris then gave awards to Clarence Clause, student council president, and the class president Luther David, senior; Walter Routh, junior; Sammy Jacobson, sophomore; and Grace Marie Stinedpher, freshman. Senior Class President Luther David then presented the Senior Key to WUter Routh, Junior class and the juniors Bled the vacated senior class sec­ tion as the seniors marched out Sommer A ctivities of Sanford Residents The following "personals" were found in a 1951 edition of the Orlando Evening Star. Mr. and Mrs. John L Lee, who are spending the month at Coronado Beach, had as their guest Mr. Lee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Lee of Eastman, Ga. Miss Rebecca Stevens was spending the weekend in Daytona Reach with Mrs. Ralph Stevens and Miss Dorothy Stevens of S t rctcrsDure. Miss Elizabeth Lynch was attending summer school at the University of Florida. Miss Otlie Reese Whittle had left for Bainbridge, Ga. to spend the summer with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. B.L. Winn and son Gary; Mrs. Raymond Bass and children Lyn and Johnny; and Mrs. C.C. Henderson and son Robert, spent a few days the pre­ vious week at Coronado Beach as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L Lee. Dr. and Mrs. J.N. Robson had as their guest this weekend L t Pcarlc Robson of Miami Naval Air Station; Mrs. Claude Robson of Dunia; and Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Anderson of I Dr. and Mrs. J.N. Tolar planned to return soon from Richmond, Va., where they had been visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. B ir d s O ly m p ic sC oatlaaed from Pag* 1A pai art of the Utah Olym pics Pulbile Safety Command. The command unit was created by President Bill Clinton In 1998 to ensure the safety of all in atten­ dance and to provide extra measures so another near disas­ and Mrs. Ralph Tolar. Mr. and Mrs. J. McKay Truluck were spending the weekend In Babson Park with Mrs. Thiluck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Bennett. Mrs. Price Heard had returned from Cotdele, Ga., where she vis­ ited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Briggs Arrington. She was accompanied home by her granddaughter, Marcil Arrington. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kams had left for Daytona Beach where they would spend a week's vacation. Mrs. Olga Hunter planned to spend a two-week vacation In New Orleans with her brother-inlaw and sister, L t and Mrs. Otaf Nordgren. LM . Telford, who recently underwent and emergency appendectomy at Port Sulphur, La., was recuperating nicely. Mrs. Myron A. Reck was con­ valescing at Orange Memorial Hospital following a major opera­ tion. ter doesn't occur as it did In the Atlanta Summer O lym pics, when a bomb killed one and Injured 100. "We'll be monitoring what's going on in Park City and mak­ ing it safe for people to watch the games," he said. "I kind of T R A N S M IS I Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions look at it as a once in a lifetime experience." Initially, Peavey said he wasn't scheduled to go, but after several firefighters .backed out due to circum ­ stances caused by Sept. 11, he offered to volunteer. The fire marshals will have to pay for travel expenses, but room and board will be free. Peavey, along with other fire marshals, will help insure fire and life safety codes are followed at the games. "The closest I've come to something this big is when we do Red, Hot an d Boom each Fourth of July, but that's not even remotely close," Peavey said. The Altamonte Springs Fire Department also volunteered for the Atlanta games In 1996, sending an EMS task force to staff a rescue unit and golf cart In the Olympic Village. Some of the. large-crowd public safe­ ty information gathered by Olympics is now used each year at the Red, Hot and Boom extravaganza, said fire depart­ ment spokesman Alan Harris. Davidson said one of the rea­ sons he is going is to gain the experience of a Big event. Other than the old dog track, a few Irish and Scottish events and the Seminole County Pair, he has never had to prepare for a large event in Casselberry. "It will be another feather in my hat to help in the future," Davidson said. He will also stay several days after the games arc finished to help critique security measures taken at the events. Likewise, Jones said part of the Olympic experience will be bringing home some of the knowledge. "There will be lessons learned there that will be applicable to my public safety role here in Lake Mary," Jones said. As for the threat of terrorism at the Salt Lake games, the said they're not worried in the slightest. The amount of security at the Winter Olympics, Including more than a $60 mil­ lion security budget and 5,000 military personnel, and the "heightened awareness" of all participants will help eliminate terrorist threats, Jones said. "I'm really not concerned about any of it," Davidson said. "It's going to be on adventure, and to help my other brothers Is all 1 want to do." "I think my wife probably thinks about it more than I do," Peavey said. "It's kind of like when we went down to help with Hurricane Andrew. You don't think about it, you're just going there to help. "I'm more concerned about the cold than the actual work," Peavey, a native Floridian, joked. Jones, another native, agreed. "I've only been in snow once. -It's an environment I'm not familiar with at all." Widowed support group meets Wednesday Let Us Do Your An eight-week Senior Widowed Support Group will be meeting every Wednesday at 10 a.m. from Feb. 6 to March 27, In St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church Annex Building, Room 11, located at 861 Maitland Ave., in Altamonte Springs. The seminar is for retired men and women who have become recently widowed. The group will offer fellowship, grief education, community resource information and hope In the rebuilding process. The seminar is sponsored by Bald win-Fairchild Cemeteries and Funeral Homes. To make reserva­ tions, contact Sally Kopke at 407894-0507, ex t 205. N E W 1 IR II M lA l PLANNING G U ID I o llh ta n lln g R v tip rt and t ip .' LOSE W IG H T AND ENJOY THE FOODS YOU LOVE! Why dfprtvt yourwll ol Iho food* you low? 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Blossom World Bromeliads E 1405 Pineway • Sanford, FL 32773 Tel / Fax 407-321-0838 www.btossomwodd.com I Continued from Pag* 1A troops to participate in this y ear's event, which is not restricted to backyards. People can count In school yards, local parks, nature cen­ ters or any other favorite bird watching location. "A ll you have to do is define a location and time," Grimshaw said. "You only have to spend 15 minutes counting — or you can spend more." After the count, people can log onto the internet at www.birdsource.org and enter their results, which arc updated hourly. The results of this year's count, and those of previous counts, are posted on the Web site in the form of animated maps, graphs and charts. The Great Backyard Bird Count has been collecting data about the vast majority of North American birds since 1998. The purpose of the count is to build a continentwide index to help researchers keep tabs on the distribution and abundance of bird populations over time. In its five-year history, more than 100,000 people have participated in the count. Reports have led to some interesting findings, including the migration habits of various birds. During last y ear's Great Backyard Bird Count, Crimshaw — an avid bird­ watcher since 1979— counted more than 60 different bird varieties in his backyard. At one point, he had the highest count in the country. "M aybe it was because I'm an early birder — I got up early that day," he said. "For a few hours, I did have the highest count, which was very exciting. Although, I regret to say, it didn't last." Florida, with 180 varieties, was third among the 50 states last year in the number of dif­ ferent birds reported. More than 200 different birds were reported in Texas and 197 varieties were reported in California. it's not just the numbers, however, that are important. Grimshaw hopes this year to add one new bird to Seminole County's list — the Crested Caracara. Recently spotted in Seminole on various occa­ sions, there are no reports of the Crested Caracara nesting in the county. However, mem­ bers of the Society strongly suspect a pair of the raptors, which are more common in the southern portion of the state, are building a nest somewhere along Celery Avenue. "It would be really nice to add the Crested Caracara to the list," Grimshaw said. Anyone interested in par­ ticipating in the 2002 Great Backyard Bird Count can attend this Sunday's Seminole Audubon Society meeting beginning at 2 p.m. at the North Branch Seminole County Library in Sanford. Members of the Society will irovide training and practice or the national event. For information, contact Uoni Sivi at 352-735-1030 or Grimshaw at 407-323-8375. 3 �T in S eminole H erald Mnlncmkty. Frlminry II. 2002 P a g e 7/1 Your guide to this winters coolest hot spots. Annual Casino Night Supports Local Charities M ark you calend ars and g et ready for a night o f fun & gam es on Saturday the 16th o f M arch. Its going to b e like a little slice o f Las Vegas or A tlantic C ity righ t here in d ow n ­ tow n Sanford. T h e big difference though is that you w ill be gam bling w ith p lay m oney and all the proceeds are donated to local charities b y The Sanford R otary C lub. Last year, over $15,000 w as raised at this event and this y ear looks to b e even bigger and better. Sanford Rotary C lu b has been hosting this casino n igh t and silen t auction for m any years and it is one o f th e clu b 's largest fund-raisers. Tickets are only $15.00 each an d that not only g ets you in th e door bu t also gives y ou a stake o f play m oney to get started. There is roulette, crap s table, beat-th e throw er and the m ost popular o f all...B L A C K -JA C K ...The gam es start at 7:30 P.M. and ru n til' 10:00 P.M....You ca n pur­ chase m ore casino play m oney during th e gam es. T h e re are free refreshm ents, a cash b ar and there w ill be raffles and 5050 gam es going o n all evening. A t the end o f the even in g your casin o m oney is turned in for d raw ing tickets an d the "R E A L " cash p rizes are draw n from the huge dru m . T h e m ore play m oney you w in d uring the evening, the b etter ,7 HOME STYLE A COOKING your chances o f w inning the cash. D on 't forget the silent auction item s....this is w here the b ar­ gain hunters go! Last year there w as a 3 5 " color-TV, M eals at local restaurants, Rounds o f g olf a t local cou rses, V acations at the beach and N orth C arolina m ountains. A d s and su bscrip­ tions to T h e Sem inole H erald, Tickets to local attractions, Fishing Trips, C ases o f w ine, A utom otive serv ices, M irrored wall for your hom e from Diam ond G lass, W ills prepared by local attorneys, C ruises on T he R om ance...and...A BR A N D NEW V EH IC LE...from Bill Heard C hevrolet....as w ell as m any other item s that w ere snatched up at bargain prices. T h is all takes place at the Best W estern M arina H otel, on the w aterfront in dow ntow n Sanford on Satu rd ay M arch 16th, 2002. It's a fun evening w here you can w in som e money, buy som e bargains at the auction an d know that all the proceeds from this event will go to sp o n so r local ch ari­ ties. A uction item s and advertising in the program are d on at­ ed b y local businesses and Sanford R otary C lu b could not host an event like this w ithout their support. 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February 6.2002 T hk S em ino lc M o u l d 1 B u ild in g C e n te r 1A bones,” she said — the fifth and sixth floors are gutted. T h ere's a lot of work to do on the second, fifth and sixth floors,” McCuen said. ”In fact, the second floor has not been occupied since the 1970s. It still has the bright gold carpet' McCuen said mechanical blue­ prints of the building no longer ex ist Before work can begin, those drawings must be complet­ ed, but he expects The Coding Edge will relocate to the building by the end of the yean McCuen and Morikone origi­ nally started their company in Altamonte Springs. They moved it to Sanford three years ago. Almost immediately the six-story building caught McCuen's eye. T always looked at the build­ ing and drought this would be a great place to have our company,” McCuen said. "We're completely taken with this building and downtown Sanford. I think Sanford ought to take advantage of its downtown. It's really beau­ tiful. What other downtown in Seminole County is located on a lake. The entire downtown dis­ trict in on the lake.” Morikone said Lago Real intends to improve the landscap­ ing around the building. "We want the building to be noticed,” she said. “We want it cleaned and spruced up.” a * officials were elated at the news of the sale, which was final­ ized Thursday, lan. 31. The top five floors of the building located at Park Avenue and 1st Street have been vacant for years, and R e st A rea C oatlaoad P a g * 1A a break and then the guy hangs himself." near the soda machines when the deputy started his investigation Into tne stolen Illinois license plate, according to police. Valeu's driver’s license was suspended, and he admitted to driving the car. However, with­ out seeing Valeu behind the wheel, the deputy atiU had to determine whether he w al dri­ ving the vehicle, Olson said. The car was subsequently impound­ ed and Valeu was left at the rest area with a cell phone and his luggage. “The guy had a cell phone and indicated to the deputy he would call someone for a ride," Olson said. “He didn't seem suicidal at all.” A rest area custodian found the luggage on a bench between the restrooms and information center when he arrived for work at 720 a m The man said he aucstioned several people about Ine luggage's owner, but with no positive results. It took almost three hours later before someone would notice Valeu's body hang­ ing from the tree. The Longwood Fire CV-partment helped remove the deceased from the tree, while sheriff's office investigators obtained information. Investiga­ tors ruled out foul play, as ne apparently used his own belt to hang himself from the tree 15 feet above the ground, said CHson. Sheriff's office investigators learned later that the Buick was in fact a stolen vehicle from Bloomington, 111. Apparently, authorities in Illinois removed the wrong stolen car from the system when another similar car - also allegedly stolen by Valeu was recently recovered, Olson said. Recently discharged from the Navy, Valeu was on his way to visit a fellow military friend, said family members. The Valeu fam­ ily is left wondering if an arrest could have saved "Nick's" life. “I'm being told there is a rea­ son they left him at the rest area,” said Nicholas' father, Joe Valeu via telephone Monday evening. “I don't totally agree they should of let him go, but I'm not sure he (the deputy) was completely in the wrong. "I have some personal (law enforcement) friends here in Illinois that said they may have done the same thing." Valeu's previous run-ins with the law, according to the Normal Police Departments' records, include three arrests in 2000. On Jan. 20 2000, he was arrested for driving under the influence with a suspended license and illegal possession of alcohol by a minor. In May and June of the same year, he was arrested for retail theft and again for possession of alcohol, respectively. the city identified the property as a major key to revitalizing down­ town. "Amen, brother!" said Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard when told of the sale. T h a t is great news. I think this is a very positive sign of thinss to come.” Lessard said the deal is signifi­ cant because It puts ownership of the building into the hands of a local owner willing to invest in downtown. T h e old owners lived outside the region and quite frankly, I Brink over time they lost a lot of energy,” in revitalizing the build­ ing, Lessard said. "This new owner not only brings a lot of energy, but foe fact that they are local means they're more commit­ ted to teeing a rebirth of the building and downtown. I think dieyH provide a shot of excite­ ment to downtown. "Right now, I'll pledge the city's resources In helping them with the permitting process," Lessard adaed. T h is to a major step in revital­ izing downtown Sanford,” added G ty Manager Tony VanDerworp. "That building has been vacant for numerous years. The fact that someone to willing to put private dollars into that building to an indication of the revitalization Sanford is going through.” John Jones, who specializes in economic development as the city's project coordinator, said: T h ere’s no doubt that the outside perception of Sanford to chang­ ing. Private companies are begin­ ning to see economic redevelop­ ment opportunities here, and I anticipate that you will see more of foto type of investment” 1A SFOE, neither government entity would be responsible for repay­ ment of foe loans. The financial risk of the hotel/conference cen­ ter would be on those who buy foe bonds. The debt service would be repaid by operating revenues generated by foe facility. All revenue remaining after pay­ ing operating expenses and debt service would go to the county anddty. n d ddty ty will Both the 1 foe county aand provide annual funding in the formi of $700,000 in In hotel how tax rev­ i enue (county) and $ 120,000 in Downtown CRA revenue (dty). That money would be used to "buy down" foe interest rates for foe bonds, in essence guarantee­ ing $820,000 annually to repay debt service. The fundi would be ! into a reserve account, a 'cash trap," and with­ drawn only to cover revenue shortfalls. Any money remaining in the reserve account' would return to foe county and the dty. Feasibility Hunter Interests Inc., a real estate economics and financial consulting company based in Annapolis, Md., provided a feasi­ bility report on the project and concluded that a hotel/confer­ ence center would be competitive in attracting small- and mediumsized groups. Hunter indicated that corpora­ tions similar to those on the Interstate 4 corridor and state associations would be the prima1 to facility, mainly because those groups "feel lost” in large conven­ tions centers like those found in south Orlando. - -- - --------* a m ai nm CCTMr ■no E romnI m WMIOC* Ctok archuecture of community ctrt*f wjdi * aand roncrtikx** tor rrhtoorhood park and oho for cM« emter program* luottimodallom color, landscaping, and arthiteceaturea nave yet to be deter­ tural features mined, a basic building layout to proposed. Most notably, the hotel facility has been reduced to 200 rooms horn 300, and the entire complex had shifted west to the sites now occupied by foe Sanford Civic Center and the Sanford Chamber of Commerce Building, both of which would be demol­ ished if the hotel/oonference cen­ ter to approved. The exterior o f ‘ the facility would be a stuooo/concrete with a Mediterranean resort facade and tiled roof. The hotel would be a fourstar the north Analysts project thi Orlando hotel market to Increase the number of rooms available annually to 23 million in 2007 from 1.6 million in 2001. Hunter's study predicts Sanford's project would oe feasible if it captured 8 percent of all new roan s in the north Orlando ares. Hunter abo noted that the Sept 11 terrorist attacks have not sub­ stantially effected the north Orlando hotel market. While occupancy rates in Orange County near foe attractions dropped to a mere 10 percent in late September, Seminole County hotels recorded an occupancy rate of 60 percent, about hormal for that time of year: WTwn COrTyWI- ad Nate: Tbs hotel layout shown In drawing to dtesrant from tea on* tha dty wto peasant Tiissdsy. dining room and SOaeat pub-bar with billiards and game room, both open to the public In addi­ tion there would be a full-aervice spa, an outdoor swimming pool and a landscaped patio area. The conference center would house 16 meeting rooms, a rearscreen protector room, a frontscreen protector room, a boardroom, and an 84-seat training amphitheater: There would abo be a 10,000*quare-foot ballroom that could seat 850 people for ban­ qu et * Preliminary Design While specific issues such as in a U-shaped tower with fivestory wings stepping up to a seven-story central tower. The facility would indude a 185-seat The Seminote County Board of County Commissioner will meet jointly with the Sanford City Commission on Tliesday to dis­ cuss the proposal. Q t Monday, the City Commission will discuss the matter at its 4 p jn . work session. Kennedys and President BUI Clinton. While in New Haven, Jones par­ ticipated in numerous organizabans. the New Haven Arts Council, Commission of the Arts, New England Arts, and the D r Martin Luther King, T h e Dream Lives O n" Committee. After retiring from Yale University, where he worked and studied, he returned to Sanford. In 1994, Jones along .with the Sanford Community Workshop Choir, released foe album, "Ira Going To Be All Right" In April 1997, Jones and his friends released another album. The singer also previously released numerous s o b albums. Always crediting hto talent to the glory of God, he played and sang at many programs in foe Sanford community. Jones was abo a minister of musk at New Life Church Ministries of Dttytona Beach, where he participated in and directed foe choir. He wrote, produced and directed two gospel plays, .T h s War*—• plays. Black hUtivity^md o r^ jn a lw o rk T O ct 29, 1997, Jones was ordained and he founded the Latter Rain Ministries of Sanford. Survivors indude two brothers, Joe L Jackson of Sanford and Virgil L. Jones of Fairbum, Ga.; and three sisters, Gloria D. Moore of New Haven, Conn., and Rose Taylor and Thicy King, both of Orlando. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, in Calvary Temple of Praise Church in Ssnfod, with the Rev. Leonard J. Wilson officiating. Viewing and visitation will be 4 to 8 p m ftiday. W * J ... Mortuary Burial ac nd professional i will be rendered by WilsonEkhetberger Mortuaryy Inc. Jo n e s iP a fa i a through the piano and singing. As a young boy in the Georgetown community, he would visit neighbora who had pianos, where he taught himself now to play and sing. He was always in demand to ting at spedal events. To further his education and to grow as s musician, Jones moved to New Haven, Conn., In 1971. He organized T h e Vernon Jones He received numerous awards, including three Gomel Academy ‘ Ai Apollo -Theater in Awards at the New York City. He abo had foe esteemed honor of playing and sin;iging with such well-known individuals as the Rev. James Cleveland, Shirley Caesar Edwin and Walter Hawkins, The Bobby Jones Gospel Singers, The Glenn Miller Band and The Tommy Dorsey Band. a u ^ n lt > p m n ilp K I Ink Ha ako received the Soloist of word of God through the ministry foe Year award and appeared at of musk. Lincoln Center in New York dur­ Jones' talent carried him into the ing a tribute to Bishop Desmond upper echelons of musk society. Tutu. He also performed for foe svima B A N K R U P T C Y C H A P T E R 7 ______ *850 In c lu d e * F ilin g F e e * P A Y M E N T P L A N S A V A IL A B L E Also practicing In the areas of Probate, Wills, Divorce, Modification, Child Support. Guardianship, Family Law, Domestic Injunctions, Landlord /Tenant Evictions. LAW OFFICES OF PAMELA J. HELTON, PA 801N. 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The only final that a Seminole County school could not win was the Class 3A *D istrkt 5 girls contest between two-time defend­ ing state champion and No. 1 seed Lake Howell and No. Spruce Cre And has s become a usual happening this season, the battle of the Hawks went to Lake Howell (20-8-3) as the Silver Hawks took a 3-0 lead early in the second half and held on for a 3-2 victo­ ry over Spruce Creek (15-91) at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex at Lyman High School. Tne win was the fourth straight this season for Lake Howell over Spruce CfofkThe Silver Hawks had tri­ umphed 4-3,3-0 and 1-0 in the previous three meetings. Lake Howell wasted no time in getting control of this game os Katie Register took a feed from Lindsey Davis and blasted it into the goal for a 1-0 lead just under three minutes into the game. Late in the opening half, the Silver Hawks' Erin Yawn, a late season call-up from the junior varsity team, won a scramble for the ball and nailed a 30yard shot into the net to make the score 34) at half­ time. Lake Howell got what would prove to oe the win­ ning goal with 18.07 left in the contest when Rylane Goncalez fed Yawn and the freshman headed the ball past the Hawks' goalie. Spruce Creek would make things interesting, scoring twice in the next eight min­ utes, but the Silver Hawks would not be denied as they took the first step toward a fourth consecutive trip to the State Final Four and a shot at a third straight state title. The championship was the second of the night for Lake Howell at Lyman as • the Silver Hawks boys also won the 3A-5 title with a 21 upset of the top-seeded Greyhounds. Lake Howell, 18-6-5 and seeded No. 2, scored in the game's first minute when Timmy Nix found the net off a throw in from Robert Youngblood. The Silver Hawks would score the important insur­ ance goal early in the sec­ ond half when Farbod Samari scored an unassisted goal. That goal proved to be the game-winner as Chris Ferreira scored off a header from Elvis Dumonjic with only 3:09 left in the game to get Lyman (15-7-2) within a goal. Both goalkeepers had big night's as Lake Howell's Jason Chapman stopped seven shots and the See Preps, Page 2B W iggins, V ikings sh o o t dow n R a id e rs Sports EdNor SA N FO RD — Prior to Sa gam e, Sem inole Community head m en's basketball coach Stan Crom artie knew it would be important for h is Raiders to gat off to a good start H e knew them would be a I on hand to see W inter Springs 1 School graduate and Sanford is M arcus W iggins return to the area and that S t Johns R iver Community College w as com ing o ff a big victory over Santa S C O m en ’s basketball team falls into tie for se c o n d in con feren ce Fe Community C ollege on Wednesday and would be fired up. He knew a good start was also impor­ tant because rds team w as also com ing off a big rood victory over Central Florida Community C ollege and might beaU ttleflaL Crom artie's w orst fears cam e true, however, as his charges had trouble mak- i early and the Vikings built a six-point lead, giving the visitors confi­ dence, and the game was nip-and-tuck the rest of the way. Neither team led by more than eight points, In fact SCC never led by more than five points, and St. Johns River made excellent use of the foul line to pull off a huge Mid-Florida Conference upset. 88-85, at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The loss dropped the Raiders to 12-12 overall and 3-1 In the conference, while the Vikings are now 10-13 overall and 2-3 in the M-FC. The defeat was especially disappoint­ ing because a win would have given SCC sole possession of second place in die conference behind Daytona Beach Community, which defeated Florida Community College at Jacksonville to finish the‘ first I halffo off the M-FC schedule See M en, Page 3B Convincing victory Oviedo boys earn No. 1 seed in district t tlL *. Raiders baseball splits with Brevard * 1 Softball team also set to begin season By Dean Smith Sports Editor Sports EdNor O V IED O — No d oubt If anyone had any question as to who toe best boys basket­ b all team in this area was, there should b e none after Friday nigh t Oviedo (20-5 overall, 8-0 in Class 6A-Diatrict 3) raced to a 29-13 lead after the first period and coasted from there, easily roU in* to 4 74-64 trium ph over second place DeLand (16 -5 , 62) a t homb. T h e Bulldogs had high hopes o f pulling on toe upset because they had led m ost the gam e betw een the two back in January, before the Lions ral­ lied for a 66-63 victory a t toe D og House. But O viedo, which has only lo st one gam e to a Florida school all season, was not in the mood to get caught up in any battle. The closest DeLand got after the first quarter w as a seven-point d efid t, 38-31, a t halftim e and again w ith ju st 56-seconds left in the game. The Lions, who tuned up for the game w ith a 105-64 shel­ lacking of Lake Mary last Tuesday, w ere led by the 2001 Florida Class 6A Player o f the Year Shawn W itherspoon with 25 points and 10 rebounds. Senior point guard Jake Pickett also had a super game w ith 20 p oints and six assists. For the Bulldogs, senior E.J. G ordon led w ith 23 points, Herald photo by Jhn Wsnts w hile freshman Keito Seminole's Marcus Robinson (No. 42, white uniform) drives in for two oM 0 points during Arrow Force X's, 52-50, Brumbaugh tallied 13 points S e e B asketball, Page 3B \ victory over Lake Mary at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium Friday night. SA N FO R D — The Seminole baseball porItting home and home gtm es with Brevard Community College. On Friday the Rttders’ bats came alive, rapping 14 hits in a 13-6 victory over the Titans in Melbourne. The wtn was the first on the road for SCC this WNNCm. .. ... The Raiders then returned home to host BCC at Raider j Field on Saturday, but the Titans returned the favor, deal­ ing SCC a 6 4 setback. The Raiders are nqw 2-3 on the season and will return to Melbourne to face the Titans at 3 p.m. today. SCC will then wrap up a quick two-game road trip tyith a jaunt to St. Petersburg Community College on Friday at 2 p.m., before returning home on Saturday to begin a five-game home-stand at Raider Field against Indian River Community College from F t Pierce beginning at 2 p.m. All home games are free of charge. A three-run home by Scott Carmichael in a four-run-third inning and a two-run double by Lyman's John Williamson and a three-run home run by Winter Springs' John Michael Howell in a six-run eighth inning were the big blows as the Raiders romped on Friday. Steven Reiss, Dan DeChirico and Kevin Entsminger com­ bined to scatter six nits with Reiss getting the pitching victoSce SCC, Page 3B Wilson hoping third time is the charm at Daytona Speedway By Dean Sm ith Sports Editor SANFORD — Sanford's Nolan Wilson hopes this week's trip to Daytona International Speedway shows as much improvement as his last foray at the speedplant. Wilson, who has been racing for 10 years, made his first start at DIS in the 2000 NASCAR Goody's Dash race and earned a respectable starting spot in q u a lify in g . n »-* — fc.-- » - —- - »■------. n t r l K J p O O tO D y IO fTuTTy y m C f f l l Sanford's Nolan Wilson poses proudly by the Racers Energy Pontiac that he will attempt to qualify tor the NASCAR Goody’s Dash Series D A YTO N A USA 150 that will be run this Saturday at Daytona International Speedway. But his rookie race was short­ lived as he was caught up in an early wreck not of his own doing. He returned to the track last July 4*h and worked his way up from a 36*" starting spot to a 10th place finish. If he can make that much more improvement again this Saturday, he could find himself in Victory Lane. This will only be his fourth start in the Goody's Series. Last spring he made his first start at Lowe's Motor Speedway in Charlotte and finished a very good 1 9 * . Wilson took his Racer Energy sponsored #51 Pontiac Sunbird onto the track for the first prac­ tice on Tuesday and will prac­ tice today from 9:30 a.m. to 11:25 a.m. before qualifying begins at 3 p.m. There are two practices on Thursday (10 a.m. and 12:20 p.m.) and a final practice at 12:05 p.m. on Friaay. The Goody's Dash Series DAYTONA USA 150 is set for Saturday following Winston Cup Pole Qualifying at approxi­ mately 4 p.m. . See Racing, Page 2B �! •• P a# 2B February 6. 2002 • T H I & M IN O U HOtALO Racing Continued from page I B For more information contact the track at 904253-RACE (7223) or check the DIS website at www.DavtonaIntlSpeedway.com. Wilson began his racing career at 17 in the MiniStock Division and earned Rookie of the Year honors in 1993 at Volusia County Speedway. He drove in that division at reg regional tracks for ur years, veai but in 1997 decided to take the next four some time off to build a new car and finish his B.A. in Communications at the University of Central Florida. In 1998 he returned to racing and finished in the top five in nearly every NASCAR I Winston Racing Series event he entered,, including including wins at New Smyrna Speedway and Volusia County Speedway. Wilson's new sponsor. Energy is a new all r. Racer Energy, natural energy drink and he hopes to display the product proudly. Wilson is also looking to acquire more sponsor­ ship to move up to the nationally-televised ASA (American Speed Association) series that races mainly in the Midwest but also runs a couple of times at U keland International Speedway peedway. The series has been the proving i ; lground for f many of today's NASCAR stars, including Mark Martin, the Wallace brothers and the late Winston Cup champion Alan Kulwicki. Local fans can also follow Wilson's progress on his website _ www.nolanwilson.com. W O R L D S E R IE S O F A S P H A L T STA R TS T O M O R R O W A T NEW SM YR N A SPEEDW AY The 2002 World Scries o f Asphalt Stock Car Racing is set for nine nights of action at New Smyrna Speedway starting Thursday. Among the divisions running for over $200,000 in purses will be the TBARA Winged Sprints, Super ................................... U te Models, U te Models, s, NASCAR TVpe Northern Modifieds/SKModlfieds, FL/IMCA Modlfieds, Sportsman, Mini-Stocks, Super Stocks, Strictly Stocks, STARRS...and much more!!! Thursday the gates open at 8 a.m. for parking, tech and practice at the fast half-mile track located at the comer of SR 415 and Highway 44. The Pits open at noon every day and costs $25 to enter, while the Grandstands open at 6 p.m. daily at a cost of $20. Children 11 & under are FREE. Racing begins at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Call the speedway at 386-427-4129 for more information. The schedule for when the different divisions will run is as follows: Super Late Models _ 2/8-9-10-1M 2-13-14-1516; 50 U p Race 2/14....100 U p Race 2/16. NASCAR Tour/Sk l> p e M odified* _ 2/8-9-1011-12-13-14-15-16; 50 U p Race 2/13....100 U p Race 2/15. FLA/IMCA M odified* _ 2/8-9-10-11-12-13-1415-16; 50 U p Race 2/12. U te Models _ 2/8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16; 50 U p Race 2/11. Mini-Stocks _ 2/8-9-10-11-12. Sportsman _ 2/13-14-15. Super Stock _ 2/9 & 2/16. Strictly Stock _ 2/13. TBARA Sprints _ 2/10 & 2/11. S T A R R S .2/11 Sc 2/12. Preps while Kristen Iannuzi won the The girls' games were Continued from page IB 136-pound title as Winter Tuesday night with U k e ve Spangliler Greyhounds' Ireyh Steve i finished tied for lO1" Brantley going to Orange Park made 10 saves. with 6 pon lints. (24-2) and U k e Mary hosting The Class 4A-District 2 finals U k e Howell's Melanie Gainesville-Buchholz (16-5) in saw U k e Brantley and U k e Nightingale won the 167-pound 4A and U k e Howell hosting Mary split battles between the class as the Silver Hawks ended Melbourne (23-4) in 3A. two schools. up 14th with 26 points, four The the boys' boys games will be In the girls' Championship place:Seminole. Friday with Lake Mary going to more than 15*"1place Game at Spec Martin Stadium U k e Brantley scored nine Orange Park (19-2-1) ana Lake in DeLand, freshman Keilee points to end up 17**' in the 19Brantley hosting Panama CityRush scored the game's only team field. Mosley (16-7-1) in 4A and goal on an assist from Astrid In boys' wrestling, U k e Mary Lyman going to Satellite (21-6-2) Claessens with 30-minutes left cruised victory over ruised to a 45-27 ■ and U k e Howell hosting as the No. 2 seeded Rams (22-6 U k e Brantley on Friday. Merritt Island (13-2-5). 1) upended the No. 4 Patriots Winning for the Rams were U k e Mary's game will start at (16-7-3), 1-0. Matta (103), Smith (119), Chmil 7 p.m., with the rest set for a It was U k e Mary's first dis(125), Sifaids (130), Helmick start 7 :3 0 p.m. 1 e 1997. trict title sin ce' (135), Xiong (152), Sorel (160), The winner's from the The boys' final at Tom Story and Hauck (215). Quarterfinals will advance to 4 th No. Field was a marathon with Individual winners for the the Regional Semifinals next 1 seeded Lake Brantley winning , Tuesday. Patriots were Meier (112), on the eighth shot in penalty ' Lcmieux (140), J. Williams (145), kicks, 2- 1. Stevens (171), Caswell (189), The No. 3 seeded Rams (16-6and Cox (heavyweight). 4) took a 1-0 lead at halftime on . an unassisted goal from Eric • SOCCER Gorden, but the Patriots (20-2-4) BOYS Lyman finished fourth to lead i CLASS 3A-DISTRICT 5 got the tying goal when Ron SILVER HAWKS X GREYHOUNDS I Fulmore scoredI off ofi a com er kick a strong contingent of Seminole U k i How.ll 1 1 . 2 Athletic Conference teams at from Graham Zusl. Lyman 0 1 . 1 the Girls' State Wrestling The two teams then battled Go*b . Like I low.II 2 (Nil. S*m*n). Lyman Championships Saturday. 1 (Frrrrlra). Auliti _ Lake llowrll I through 20 minutes of over­ (Youngblood); Lynun I (Dumonjk) Savru _ Haley Haritan won the 128times and both went 4-for-5 in Lak. llowrll (Chapman) 7; Lyman (Spangln) pound weight class as the of penalty kick 10. Greyhounas sc Greyhounds scored 78 points to finally before Nick: Roberts koberts finally CLASS LA-DISTRICT 2 finish behind champion scored the game winner on the PATRIOTS X RAMS 1 Gateway (165.5), Ocala-Forest eighth kick after U k e Mary Laka Mary I 0 0 0 0 0 _ I (148), and Veto Beach (93). Lak* Iranllry t I 0 0 0 I _ 2 Prrulry kicks _ l i b Brantley 7-foHI; take Oviedo did not have any indi­ Despite the results, all seven vidual champions, but did score Mary k fo rk Goals _ Lake Mary I (Gonicn); SAC schools advanced to this Lake Br«ntley 1 (Fulmore). AmUIb „ Lake 50 points>Ito finish seventh. Brentlry 1 (Zu»J). week's Regional Quarterfinals. LYMAN FOURTH IN G IRLS' STATE WRESTLING G IR LS Briefs CLASS 3A-D1STR1CT5 SILVER HAWKS J. HAWKS 2 Sprue* Crv*k 0 2 2 Lak* llowrll 2 1 . 1 Coal*. Sprue* Cnrk 2 (lllrat 2); Lak* llowrll 3 (Yawn X Rrgiatrr). Aaaiats _ Lak* llowrll 2 (Darla, Gonralri). Sarn _ Lak* llowrll (Rkhaid)X SAN FOR D BABE R U TH BASEBALL The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Ruth League still for ' ‘ Baseball ‘ .......has space available “ Jlefo r players, but time is running out fast For more Information call 407-330-5697. Hsfsid photo by Tommy Vtnconl . Nolan Wilson hope* hla Racer* Energy No. 51 Pontiac Sunblrd can carry him to victory thia Saturday In the DAY­ TO N A USAl 1$0 lor Goody's Dash Series cars at Daytona International Speedway.1’ 1 “ '" -ia n ..illM < .IWi n i:.l ifiR Dm, i ..It «•*•#.! 4* •. ■ jlH'.l ywi .trriorv :iin .'Ttluob viiiil'-t.hi ii I (II ;:i iii iii' CLASS 4A-DISTR1CT 2 RAMS I. PATRIOTS 0 Lak* Mary 0 t . 1 Lak* Branllry 0 0 p c » k . lak* Mary 1 A»uk »' ILka 'Mary t < t * r a—1»).Sh ot*u ng oaljU f Mary I6.lakrjlfai.llrv 3 |t, JU N IO R U N R A N K E D T E N N IS T O U R N A M E N T Bradstreet Tennis is hosting a Junior Unranked Tournament See Briefs, Page 3B GREAT DAYS! 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French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 • (407) 322-2611 ft* — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — i J I i i �T he S eminole H erald Basketball Continued from page IB and De'mon Hinson had 11 points. Abo on Friday, junior Dan Taylor had a big shooting night as Seminole all but clinched the No. 3 seed in next week's 6 ADtstrict 3 Tournament with 5250 victory over Lake Mary before an almost full house at Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. Behind freshman Darryl Merthie and Chris Mann, the Rams built a 16-11 lead after first quarter. But Taylor tied the game at 18-18 with 6:15 left in me half on a jumper and a three-potnb iter and later hit backto-bacxthn ; three-pointers from well beyond the line to give Arrow Force X a 34-31 halftime lead. Senior Robby DuPre also had a big half, scoring 14 points, while Taylor hit three threepointers in the first half to tally 11 points and Marcus Robinson also had a good half with seven points. Merthie had 11 points for the Rams, while Mann tossed in nine. The rollercoaster ride contin­ ued in the third quarter as Seminole took a 40-34 lead only to see Lake Mary score six straight points to tie the game at 40-40 with four minutes left in the period and, after Arrow Force X made a free throw, took the lead on a Mann jumper with 3:10 left But Taylor again took over for Seminole and nit his fourth three-pointer of the game with 0:45 left to give AFX a 4 6 4 2 lead heading into the fourth quarter. The fourth quarter saw both rivab playing very stingy defense. Seminole got the better of it early, outscoring the Rams 6-2 to build a 5 2 4 4 lead with 4.-02 remaining. But Arrow Force X would not score again as the visitors began to slowly inch back into the con­ test. William Barnes hit a pair of free throws with 1:59 remaining and Merthie also knocked down a pair of charity tosses with 1:17 left to make the score 52-50. Seminole had a chance to put the game away with 0:23 remaining, but missed tlu.* front end of the 1-and-l, and Lake Mary rebounded with a chance to tie. William Barnes was fouled with seven seconds left, but had his first of two free throws rim out. He intentionally missed the second and the Rams got three shots at the goal from the paint before DuPre finally grabbed a rebound as the horn sounded. Taylor hit five three-pointers in the game and finished with 19 points, while DuPre chipped in with 16 points, only two in the second half, and eight rebounds. Robinson was also in double figures with 10 points, while Ron Williams also chipped in with four assists. Merthie paced Lake Mary with 18 points, w M e Mann added 15 and B an es 12. Lake Howell and Lyman also picked up easy Seminole Athletic Conference wins on Friday, with the Silver Hawks besting Wmter Springs, 6448, and the Greyhounds roughing up Lake Brantley, 63-33. Isaac Codrey scored 24 points, Sean Barkman pulled down 13 rebounds and Jared Laskey handed out eight assists for Lake Howell. Ryan Exter again led the Bears in scoring with 24 points. Andrcu Pieters (16 points), Frankie Wheeler and Mark Robinson (eight rebounds each) and Donovan Redden (10 assists) led the way as Lyman cruised. Bo Gooch led the Patriots with 16 points. On Saturday, only Oviedo was idle as the other six teams took part in the first HoopNuts.com County Pride Challenge at Lake Howell High School. Seminole and Lake Brantley were the only SAC schools to triumph as Orange County squads won the other four games. Arrow Force X (14-13) was behind at halftime, but the Tribe's 6 -foot-6 duo of DuPre (22 points, 11 rebounds) and Robinson (14 points, 15 rebounds) was too much for Trinity Prep (11-12) as Seminole triumphed, TO-51. Gooch netted a game-high 19 Wednesday, February 6.2002 Page 3B Men Continued from page IB with a 4-0 record, and a good shot at earning a spot in the State Tournament. Now SCC must fight extra hard toget to state as it is tied with FCC-J and Central Florida for second, with St. Johns River just a game back, and with road games to Gainesville (Santa Fe), Jacksonville (FCC-J) and Palatka (SJRCC) still on ihe schedule. The only home games left are against the two pre-season M-FC favorites. Daytona Beach and Central Florida. The Raiders must regroup in a hurry, as they will travel to Gainesville toni light to face fac Santa Fe (winless in conference play),. It ft will be a doubleheader with the undefeated SCC women taking on the Saints women at 6 p.m., followed by the men at 8 p.m. ft looked like the Raiders would get the start they wanted when they got a steal and had a 3on-1 breakaway. But an attempted dunk did not go down, and Kitus Witherspoon was called for a technical for hanging on the rim. The Vikings made one of the two free throws and had the quick lead. SJRCC then was able to extend the lead by making four three-pointers in the first five min­ utes o f the game. Only the continued outstanding recent play of SCC point guard Chris Jacksoni kept Ithe Raidsere ited th in the game early as he penetrated the middle and worked the block to score 11 first half points. The DeLand High School graduate also got Vikings point guard Spencer Ross in foul trouble, which turned out to be bad for the Raiders. Ross went to the bench with two fouls, which brought on Wiggins, who unaccountably, did not start. The sophomore came on to score 13 points for the visitors as they maintained their lead for much of the half. SCC's leading scorer on the season, Jason Currington, finally found the range and hit three three-pointers as the Raiders battled back to take a lead, but SJRCC again regained the lead and took an eight-point lead, 5 1 4 3 , at halftime as Ross came off the bench to make a three-pointer as the horn sounded to begin intermission. SCC seemed to regain some of its composure at halftime as it came out of the lockerroom and went back to what has made it successful of late, taking the fastbreak when it is available or pounding the ball inside to the 6 -foot-8 freshman center Witherspoon. With Witherspoon scoring 11 points, the Raiders outscored the Vikings, 22-7, to take a fivepoint lead, 63-58, with 10 minutes left in the game. But, holding a 63-60 lead, SCC suddenly went cold, having a couple of three-point attempts rim out, and SJRCC regained the advantage and went ahead to stay when Joel Alzola hit his fourth three-pointer of the game to give the Vikings a 67-63 lead. The Raiders would fall behind by eight points with less than two minutes left, but would hit five three-pointers in the final 1:30 to get within tw opoints on two occasion's. But eacn time SJRCC would answer with a quick basket or free throws and when Wiggins got loose for a monster dunk, his only field goal of the second half, and a free throw with a minute left, the lead was six points. The game was decided at the free throw line as both teams missed eight attempts. The difference was that the Vikings hit 31-of-39, while SCC was ll-of-19. Wiggins only had four field goals in the game, but was 12-of-14 from the free throw line for a game-high 20 points. Orlando's Lynn Bright (18), Ross (15), Alzola (12) and Sheldon Edwards (12) were also in double figures for SJRCC. Chris Jackson again led the Raiders with 19 inis, but fouled out late in the game. Freshman randon Fisher from Umatilla hit four threepointers to finish with 18 points, while Witherspoon had 17, Currington 14 and Daniel Jackson 12. Lake Brantley's Miguel Malcolm (three points) and Che' Morgan (two) completed the SCC scoring. V I K I N G S 88, R A I D E R S 8 5 SI. John* River Community College (10-13,2-3) Rom 4 6 6 IS. Wiggins 4 12 14 20. duiker 2 OO 4. KnowIn 2 1-2 7. Bright 58-9 I*. Arnett 004)0. AI/oU 4 0-0 12. WiUUnu 0 OO 0. Edward* 4 4 4 12. Tote I*. 25 31-39 M. Seminole Community College (12-12, 3-2) Tennell 0 CM) 0. Stetllng 0 OO 0. Cuninitton 5 0 0 14. FUtwr 7 0 0 18. C Jackuei 7 4-6 19. D |ack**i 4 4 6 12 Malcolm 1 0 0 3. Withenpoun 7 37 17, MclUnry 0 OO 0. Morgen I OO 2 Total*: 32 11-19 85. Halftime . SJRCC 51. SCC 43 Three-point Held goal* _5|RCC 7 (Allot* 4. Knowln 2 Rom). SCC 10 (Currington 4. FUher 4. C Jackaon. MaUulm) Teem foult _ SJRCC 19; SCC 26 Fouled out .SC C , D. Jackaon, C. Jackmn) Technical! _ SJRCC. Bright; SCC. Wltheerpocm, Morgan, D. Jackson. SCC son, bringing in 12 new players, including Katie Field and Stephanie Mathieux from Doing the damage offensive for SCC were Carmichael (3-for- Oviedo, Melanie Pace from Winter Springs and Mandy 5, home run, two runs scored, Priddy from Seminole. three RBI), Dan Quartararo (3While the Raiders have a vet­ fo r4 , two doubles, two runs eran team returning, a great scored, two RBI), Howell (2-for4, home run, double, run scored, deal of the success, or lack there Continued from page IB ry- f o u r R U 1), W U lin m a o n ( 2 - f o r - 5 , ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Herald photo* bV J f t ' VWbb : riday was a big night (or Lake Mary's Bryn Mosler (top) and Seminole's Dan Taylor (above). Mosler was 10-for-10 from the Iroo throw line as the Rams icored the game's final 12 points to defeat Orange Park, 45-33, and finish he regular season 28-0. Taylor, a junior, hit fivo throe-pointers and scored 19 joints to lead Arrow Force X to a 52-50 victory over Lake Mary. points as the Patriots (4-18) eased past University (12-11), 51-39. No. 1 Class 6 A State Ranked Evans (24-2) won its 12th straight game since Christmas, but it was not easy as host Lake Howell (13-14) got 20 points and seven rebounds from Codrey and 11 assists from Laskey in a 65-52 setback. The Trojans have not lost a regular season game all season. Exter scored a Challenge high 27 points, but Oak Ridge (9-16) ran past Winter Springs (9-12), 6641. One of the best matchups of the day saw West Orange (16-7) get past Lyman (15-7), 5443. 4 After suffering the tough loss on Friday, Lake Mary had trou- ' ble getting motivated and fell to Timber Creek, 6447. Francis Lizardo scored 11 points for the Rams. LAKE MARY GIRLS GO UNDEFEATED It wasn't one of their best per­ formances of the season, but thi^ No. Class 6 A State Ranked Lake Mary Rams girls picked up their 28th victory with a loss Friday night with a 45-33 victory over Orange Park. The defensive battle saw Lake Mary (28-0) take a 33-30 lead into the final period, but neither team could score for the first three minutes of the quarter. Orange Park finally broke through and tied the game at 33-33 on a three-pointer, but the Raiders would not score again as the Rams started to go to the free throw line and scored the final 12 points of the game. Leading the way was senior guard Bryn Mosler, who was B riefs--------------------------Continued from page 2B on Saturday and Sunday, February 16-17, at Eastmonte Park in Altamonte Springs. ■ 10-for-10 from the free throw line in the final three minutes. Like Mary is the No. 1 seed in the Class 6 A-District 3 Tournament at DeLand's Dog House and will play the winner of Tuesday's Seminole-DeLand game tomorrow (Thursday) at 6 p.m. No. 2 seeded Oviedo and No. 3 seeded Like Brantley will play the 8 p.m. game. The Championship Game is set for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The Class 5A-District 6 Tournament opens tomorrow at Lake Howell High School. At 6 p.m.. No. 1 seed Winter Springs takes on No. 4 Titusville, and at 7:30 p.m.. No. 2 Lake I lowed takes on No. 3 Lyman. The winner's advance to Saturday's Championship Game at 7:30 p.m. LIO N S 74. BU LLD O G S S4 D»Lind 114-S, a-2) Gordon 2.1. Ilituon II, Andrrws 8 .I’atrkk 7, HrurntMUfth II. Sihn»)cr 2. loUU: 2114-17 M Oviedo 120-3, 8-01 I largrat«? 2. I*u kill 2 0 ,1Iwrrn **, Stmpxin 7, Vtithropoon 25, /Wimki 2, Kkh 7, fxhwart/ 2 total* HI 7 12 71 Ik la n d l) 18 II 2 2 . M (>*irdu29 9 17 1 4 .7 4 Ihrtv point field goal* . (Viand 4 (Cordon, llimon. Patrick. Tyler), Oviedo 7 (Pkkrtt 4. Kkh 2 Stmpfton) Tram fouls _ DcUnd 17, Oviedo 13 Fouled out _ Oviedo, llerren. Technicals _ none ARROW FORCE X 32, RAMS SO Lake Mary it»- m Smith 0 04)0. Wright 1) 0-0 0. (i. Garikh 0 OO 0. Merthie 7 3-418. I homos 0 04) 0, I i/ardo 2 I I 5, Willingham 0 04) 0. Urrttkn 0 0 0 0. Moral 7 I t IV ling 0 04)0 Barnes 3 2-112. 21 : 1050 Seminole 113-13) layk.r 6 2 4 W, Polk 0 04) 0. turner 2-1-4 5, McCray 0 OO0. William* 0 1-21, Caret* 0 04) 0, Funtaine 0 1-2 I, Kubiroon 4 2-5 10. DuPre 5 44 16. Totals: 17 II 21 52 Lake Mary I* 15 II • . 50 Seminole 11 23 12 6 . 5 2 Thireptwil field goals _ Lake Mary 1 (Merthie); Seminole 7 (Taylor 5, DuPre 2). Tram luuls _ lake Mary 15; Seminole 12 Fouled out _ none Technicals _ nunr double, run scored, two RBI), Brant Gadzicki (double, run scored), Devin Williams (triple, run scored, RBI), Ruben Hernandez (double, RBI), Tommy Solitario (double, run scored) and Donnie Burkhalter (two runs scoted). On Saturday Brevard broke a 1-1 tie by scoring two runs in the fourth inning and three runs in the fifth inning and with­ stood a bases loaded, one out jam, only giving up two runs, to save the win. Offensively, the Raiders scored the four runs on only six hits. Doing the damage were Matt Matheson (2-for4, two runs scored, RBI), Williamson (2-for4, RBI), Gadzicki (single, run scored), Quartararo (single), Solitario (run scored) and Burkhalter (RBI). R A ID ER S 13-4, TITA N S 6 6 Seminal* CC 014 002 OtO. 13 14 I Brevard CC 101100 001 . 6 10 I & Rene. UeChirico (6). Entuningrr (9) end Hcmander, SuliUrto (6). Barley, Bennett (3). IVaics (7). Hull (7), New land (It) and Dufaberg, llurtM (4). WP . S Ret** U> . Bailey Save . none. 2H . SCC, Quartararu, Wllliameon, Howell. Cadricki. SollUrto; BCC. Co*. 3B . SCC, WUIuma IIR.SCC,Howell,Carmichael BCC. Winn, Hurba. Brevard CC 100 210 0 0 0 . 4 10 6 Seminole CC 001 100 002 . 4 4 1 Feldman, Wnley (9) and Hurha. Madden. McCami* (t). M. Rena (9) and Hemandea. Solitario (6) WP . Feldman. LP . Madden Save none 20 BCC, Lyle. Boyle. Deniaard. Coe HR . BCC. Hurba SOFTBALL TEAM LOOKING FOR BIG SEASON The Seminole Community College softball tedm kicked off its 2002 season with a doubleheader at Brevard Community College in Palm Bay on Tuesday. Head coach Courtney Miller will be expecting big things from her Raiders this season as she has seven players returning from a 2001 team that won 48 games and made its first-ever appearance in the State Tournament. SCC also picked up a quality transfer in Winter Springs grad­ uate Dixie Reynolds and Miller also had a stellar signing sea­ The event is open to boys and girls in three age divisions: Under10, 11-13, and 14-16. Participants must never have been ranked in the Top 100 in the Florida State Rankings and should know the scoring system and be able to serve. lege pitching experience and she continues to have arm prob­ lems and it is unclear as to actu­ ally how much she will be able to throw. She will, however, continue to rovide power as the cleanup liter and first baseman for Miller. o f, w ill g r e a t l y o n live S C C wlW a l s o h a v e t o d o with­ development o f three freshman out Icadoff hitter and shortstop ltchers in Field, Sherry Yo Johnson for at least three lunnicutt from Dr. Phillips and weeks, and hopefully more, as Laacey Swarthout from she finishes her career with the Colonial. Mid-Florida Conference leading Hard-throwing 6-foot-2 righthander Blake Hoorclbckc is Raiders women's basketball team. the only returnee with any col­ E s’ \ V .ry, ’-fc L SEM IN O LB COM M UNITY C O L L SO FTBA LL SCHEDULE 2/ 3 2/ 9 2/ 13 2/ 19 2/21 im 2 /2 6 2/28 3/2-3 V7 V9 ana 3/19 3/21 3/22 3/23 3/26 3/28 3/29 4/2 4/4 4/6-7 4/9 4/11 4/13 4/14 4/16 4/ 18 3/2-4 Home gam e* In bold Palm Bay BVrvard Com m unity College Clearwater S t D rtenburg Tournament PL Pierce Indian R irw Com m unity C ollage L a k a Q ty 'L ak e C ity Com m unity College • D eytaee Beech Com m unity College T su fsn l Sanford P olk Com m unity College Ocala ‘C en tral Florida Com m unity College Jacksonville 'F lo rid a C C -Jockaonville «a■_ a--«1__ - Polk Com m unity College Tournament rVIfUcf ikAYCXl 'L a k e Su m ter Com m unity C ollege Sanford G ram ! itip id * Cooununity College Sanford San ford Ind ian R iver Com m unity College Bradenton M anatee Community College Sanford 'S an ta h Com m unity College Davie Broward Community C oilrge M iam i M lam i-Dade Com m unity College * S t Jo h n * River Com m unity College Palatka Sanford 'L a k e City Com m unity C ollege Polk Community College Winter Haven 'D aytona Beach Com m unity C ollege Daytona Beach 'C en tra l Florida Com m unity C oilrge Sanford Port Orange Daytona Beach Tournament Sanford 'F lo rid a C C -Ja c k a o n v ille Lretburg 'L ak e Sumter Com m unity College Brevard Com m unity C ollege Sanford S in fo i^ M lm l Hade Com m unity C ollege • S t Johan R iver C om m unity College Sanford C aincsvill* *Santa Fe Com m unity College State Ib u m am cn l Kiaalmmee Denotes Mid-Florida Conference G a m es 2 J 0 p j« - . 2pm . 2 p m . . » **- 2pm . 4pm . 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T 8 A ‘. .( All games doubleheaders except tournaments 2002 FASTPITCH SOFTBALL ROSTER Head Coach: Courtney Miller Assistant Coach: Angela Woessner Pitching Coach: Bill Fields t Sherry H unnkutt 2 Katie Field 3 Laacey Sw arthout 5 Kiley Sreffert 6 Stacey Spell 7 Kim Stork 8 Rachel Bradley 9 Dlgna A hrllo 11 Dixie Reynold* 12 Karan Cabret 13 Megan O D o n n el 13 Stephanie Mathieux 16 Leah H olbrook IS Kriatin H ughe* 2 0 Tiffany Keller 21 Melanie Pace 22 Yolanda Johnaon 23 Mandy Priddy 24 L otiSch n ep f Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr So So So So Fr So Fr Fr So Fr Fr So Fr Fr 44 BlakaH ooreibcke So OP C / IB OP OF/IF OF SS OF OF Dr. Phillips Orlando O u ikiota Oviedo Orlando , Colonial Orlando Merritt Island University Orlando Lake Mary Miami B n d d o ck ltflntav Fern Park w inter 9pg» Winter Springs Killeen, T X P ott S c Lucie John Carroll Geneva Oviedo Orlando Boone Orange Park Graenaburg, IN So. Decatur Wlntrr Spring) Brad dock. TA Woodland H ilh Sanford Sem inole Orlando Urdverrify P/IB Coeur d ' A lm s ID P/IF P/IF P IF/OF OF 3B SS/2B C 38 OF -c *9_ The deadline to register is Thursday, February 14 at 7 p.m. For additional information, please contact Tom Boysen at 407475-9316 or view the website at www.bradstreettennis.com. �I Pate 4B Leca ls Lecals Lecals Lecals Lecals Lecals M THE CIRCUIT COURT OR THE EIGHTEENTH JUIRCUL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORWA. CASE HO.: 0J-CA-I4316E N RE FORFEITURE OF tl.SB7.00 ij UNITED STATES CURRENCY NOTICE OF . . FORFtnURf COMPLAINT TO : Tram* W a rn McCabe 813 W 1al9***f*302 eSaniotd. Ftortda 32771 Bed at olari who daan an nlaiMt In ffw teaming property 11.5*7 00 In ttviad Stetea Curancy Donate F. Eatngar. In hr* oElctol eapac*y aa Shan* oI tea Samnote County. Florida, torou(fi hr* offtoara, tT««ibgiiori or agents. Mired Via ftbova proparty on or about Dacambar 1 3001. a! or naar <13 Ftaal 1at Straal. *307. Santord. •amraote Coxty. Florida Sate propany la In to* cuatody of to* bhard of Ekmtoofa Coxty tor tea purpoaa of fpda«tura pursuant to eactione |M2 701-832 704. Ftortda SteMe*. A flompiarai tor torta*ura ha* baan Ned In tea abova-afytad Court. I HEREBY CERTIFY teat a kua and Gprract c o r of tefa Notlca of fortaa** Complaint ana tomtehad By U S cardted mal. ra*jm racatpt requaetad. to the above-namad ..............tela 33 day of Jan. 3003. ^ M w M Faidnar flanaraf Cwatoaf Florida Bar No. 00BBB2S .Bammofa Comfy Shan*i ONca J0 0 Buah Boulevard ‘.Santord. Florida 33773 (407)6656603 Attorney tor Paeaonar Pubasti January 30 and Fabruary *. 3003 Sagal * Alan. PA. Poal Offlca Boa 3177 Tampa, a 33*01 Pubaafi. Jaranry 30, and Fabruary t. 3003 COUNTY. FLORIOA; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION _____ DCFENOAHT(S) NOTICE OP BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST RAMONA A PENNER; DRW. MC; WINDING HOLLOW HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. M C; WELLS FAROO BANK MMNESOTA, NATIONAL ASSOCUTION M UA NORW EIT BANK MMNESOTA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE IRWIN REVOLVING HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST I486-1 PURSUANT TO THB MDEMTURE DATED AS OP MAY 31. IBM ; J04M DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UM040WN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) COUNTY CMLOWMON t»a— hq , <1-0444*614-0 THE BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE FOR NEW SOUTH HOME EQUITY TRUST I **63 FORMED PURSUANT TO THE POOUNO ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OP NOVEMBER *|. 1(*B. AM044Q FAME WEBMR MORTOAOE ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION IV, AS DEPOSITOR. NEW SOUTH FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. AS TRANSFEROR AND AS SERVICER ANO THB BANK OP NEW YORK. AS TRUSTBt. LYNOLE PAULINE WHITE. M e n u s. Fto Number 02-1 CP. la panrSng in tea CffcuN Court, tor Samlnoto Couffy. Ftortda. Probate OMdon, tea arkkeaa of aahach la: X I N Park Avanua. Sanford. Ftonda 33771._____ Tha namaa and addraaaaa of tea Rapratamaffv* and tea •1 fftTHEORClKT COURT OF TUB EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT MANOFOR U M N O U COUtfTY, w r > i W e d n e s d a y , F e b r u a r y fl. 2 0 0 2 a CAM NOu 02-CA-14614-M IN RE: FORFEITURE OF ONE WHITE BOX TRAILER. MOOEL HUMBER 707. SERIAL NUMBER PI3S1. a N o n c iO F FORFETTURf COMPLABfT 'TO Earl (Mama, Jr. 74 Salem Court Altamonte Springs, Ftonda 33701 and a* oteara ateo ctoan an interval potwwmg properTy. ■ wnne tsox Trater. Modal Nmibar 707, Bartel Number PI3BI ; Donate F Etangar. ai tea official gapacfy a* Stwrfff of *w Semnoie 8ourffy Ftonda. torouW tea offlcara. teaaaagatora or agante. aatrad tea Above proparty on or about December 9. 3001. at or naar 74 Salam Court. Altamonte Springs. Sananola County. Ftonda. Satdprop•Sy Is to to# custody of ffw Shanrt of Sarranote County tor tea purpoaa of lortarturt purauant to aactiona <32.701-932.704, Ftonda Sufutea A Compter* tor kxferlure haa baan Mad n tea sbova-sfytad Court 1 HEREBY CERTIFY teat • Inja and correct copy of mre Nooce of ForteVure Compter* m i tumiehed by U S. certfled me*, return receipt requetted, to the above-named tttreuee tNe 22 day of Jan. 2002. ;Teeba M. FeUknet •Qenerai Couneet Fioftle Oer No 006M25 iSemnole County ShwrfTa Office MOO 0<xh BoUwreM lOentprd. Fteiete % vm .’C407)«m -o«6 i . W * fn » ; y t e t e , L 3003 1(307 M THE CIRCUfT COURT I OF TUB EIOHTEENTM t JUDICIAL CIRCUfT > OF THE BTAT1 OF FLORIOA, IN AND FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY CfWL DlYtSfON I No. BCA-3313-U-W OtVtSfON: B 90UTHTRUST MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF. WILLIAM A. ALEMAN. GISELLE ALEMAN; and ALAFAYA WOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. DEFENDANTS , AMENDED NOTICE OF BALE ftafte# la haraby gnran teal, pursltnl to a Final Judgmanl of Fyrectosuresnd an Ordar Rescheduling Forctoaura Sate ailaiad In tea abova-alyted cauaa. In sb O cut Court of Sarranote County. F^rtda. I wr* set tea proparty utuate ay Sananola County. Florida, dtscrbed aa: Lot 1. AIAFAYA WOOOS PHASE XIV. acoordtog to tea Plat tearaof. aa racordad In Ptal Bye* 37. Pagaa IS and IS. at tea Pftbkc Racorda of Sananola County. Ftonda ai pupae tala, to tea faghaal add baal baiter, tor caah. at at tea wA*l Irani door of tea Sananola Cfunty CourteouM, al Sanford Ftonda. ai I I 00 AM on Fabraary 31. 3*3. Oatad ten It day of January. 3003 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Oroud Court By Mary Stroupa DapuiyCteri IF' YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS AY ACCOMOOATION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEED­ ING. YOU ARE ENTITLED. AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THE PROVI­ SION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT COURT ADMIN ISfRATION AT 30t N. PARK AVENUE. SUITE N30I. SANFORO. FLORIOA 33771. (407) 333-4330 EXT. 4237 WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE. IF YOU ARE HEARINO OR VOICE IMPAIRED. CALL I 800955 <771. NOTE: THIS COMMUNICATION. FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WIU. BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Gbbona. Cofai Naunan. Ba4o. •4 THB C M C U T COUNT M AMO FOR BCMB40LB COUNTY, FLOfUOA C A M NO. <1-CA-137»164( SAMUEL L CHESSER. NAOMB C JOHNSON. ALCUS W CHESSER and VIVIAN M. METZ. JOHN MAUTNIRxd FIRST UfffON NATIONAL BANK OF FLOfbOA, Oatendmt(«). NOTICE OF BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN teal purauant to tea Final Judgmarff of Foradoaura entered to tea caaa of SAMUEL L CHESSER. NADINE C. JOHNSON. ALCUS W. CHESSER and VIVIAN M METZ. PtartRa. va JOHN MAUTNCR and FMSTIMON NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA Oatenrterf. In tea O eu* O o u t In and tor Sarranote Comfy. Ftortda, Caaa No. 01-CA-tS7>14* tea intorafgnad Ctork aR aai al puMo tele to tie N^teef end beef bkfctor tor M ato a i M ia a i a - - a - — a i ato a cesn m w i n rlx« war w me Sarranote Comfy Courteoua*. X I Norte P ari Ayanua. Sanford. Sarranote Comfy. Ftonda . M tea hour of 11.-00 am . on tea 21 day of Fabruary, AD. 3003. teal carton raaf property end betig In a >—- I aaaR ^ f WAfxy.* nrU.Ka *, ^ OM CTVCQ Lot A HERMITAGE. U ffT TWO. ACCOROBfO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCD M PLAT BOOK 22. PAGE <4. OP THE PUB­ LIC RECOR03 OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA MARYANNE MORSE Ctork of fw Ckad Cowl SEMINOLE. Ftortda By htory Straupa Aa Daputy Clerk Frani C. Wtxgfiam. EeqMra p o Bo. 4*a Sanford. Ftortda 33772-4*41 Pubtoh January 30. m d Fabruary A 2003 11300 M THB C M C U T COURT OP THE EtOffTClNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT OP FLORBA M ANOFOR SEMMOLE COUNTY C A M NO. 01-CA-141614-G CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. DAVIOJ JORDAN, at aL Datendandl) NOT1CSOP NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauanf to a Final Judgmanl of Foractoama dated Jxuary II, 2000, and antarad In Caaa No OI-CA1416160. of to* CUcwl Court of tea EIGHTEENTH Judcal Craxd In and tor SEMINOLE Comfy. Ftortda wheteei CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION la Plarnbfl and DAVID J. JORDAN. REBECCA J. JORDAN. HUSBAND AND WIFE. AMSOUTH BANK. TIMACUAN COMMUNITY SER­ VICES ASSOCIATION, MC . CHI­ ROPRACTIC ONE. IN C . ara Oaiannaraa. I ana aaa to tea Nffaa tea Wan Irani door of tea Couteouaa In SAN­ FORD. SEMINOLE Comfy, Ftortda. 11DO o'clock on tea 1* day of Fabruary. 3003. tea toaoartng daaenbad proparty aa aat totte In laid Final Judgmanl. to ait LOT e. TIMACUAN UNIT 12. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 53. PAGE *3. <3 AND <4. OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA; a/toi 477 Mofiava Tatraca. Laka Mary. FL 33746 DATED tew 14 day of January. 2002. Aa C liri of laid Court By Mary Straupa Aa Oapuly Clark Submitted by Faber LOaMz. P. A. Sulla 300 1570 Markuga Avarua Coral Qabtea. Ftonda 33146 (308)662-4110 "Pereone wffi e deeMfy who need e i peciel eoconvnodeflon to pend* pete In Vue proceeded shrxJd conled ADACoordinetof al Seminole Comity Courteouaa. X I N. Pari Avonue. Sute N X I, Santord. Ftonda 33771, at least tea days prior to tea procaadng Tatephona: (407)33343X ait. 4327; 1400-955-477! (TDO) or 1 600-<55<770 (V)yta r «x»u rietey service. Pubiah January X . and February 6, 3003 11310 M THE CIRCUfT COURT OF THE IfTH JUDICIAL ORCUfT, MANOFOR SCJRNOLI COUNTY. FLORBA GENERAL JURW XCTKM DfVtSBN C A M NO: t l CA 1466 14 K WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE. INC. PLAINTIFF VS DEANORAE 0 TAYLOR IF UVPfG. ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DEANORAE D TAYLOR. SAUDMI Z PACHECO-TAYLOR IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST SAUDHI Z PACHECO-TAYLOR. SEMINOLE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauanf to a Summary Ftoal Judgment of Foractoama dated Jan It, 1003 entered In C M Caaa No. 01 CA 1IS6 14 K of tea Ocm l Comt c4 tea 11TH JUMCdf CMMItn and tor BEMMOLE Comfy SANFORO. Florito. I « ■ aat to tea MfrwH and ban bMMr I cash at AT WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSE II tea SCMMOLE Camay CourteouM booted at X1 N. Part Avarua In Sanford. FL, M1100 AM am on tea tt (toy of February 3003 tea totowteg du c itoad prac ty aa aat tortetn add Summary Final Judgmarff. tonato LOT B. BLOCK B. TIER G. E R TnAFPOfVTS MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECORDED M PLAT BOOK I. PAGE IIS AS RECORD­ ED W PUBUC RECOROS OP SCML HOLE COUNTY. FLORBA; SAB LANO SITUATE. LYMO ANO BEMO M 8EMM OU COUNTY. FLORBA Dated tela 1* day el January 1003. (CIRCUfT COURT SEAL) Maryama Moraa Ctork of tea Clraut Cout By Mary Sioupa Deputy Cteri Pubiah to: THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OP OAVB J. STERN. PJL. ATTORNEY FOR FIAMTIFF X I S Unhraraty Orira B u t BOO PtantaBon. FL 33314 01-737*4<NCL) M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. pMcne ante KaabMtea na o tm c T t o u r t 'a d m w is tr a tb h at tea SEMINOLE County Courteouaa rn 407-M8-4227.1*00•66-6771 (TOO) or 1-S0G6666770. o i rental nwr/ aemce. Publah January X , and Fabruary A 1001 M tt M THB CM CUT COURT OP THB 14*1 JUOtClAl CM CUT. MANOFOR M M M O U COUNTY, CAM NO: 01 CAS3BB 14 L NATKMAL CITY MORTOAOE CO PLAPfOFP VS. RAMCLL R JONES. IP UVMO, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST RAINELL R. JONES; WKNOWN SPOUSE OP RAP4ELL R JONES. IP ANY. CmFINANCIAL EQUITY SERVICES. M G .; JOHN DOB and JA M DOB AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) RS-NO TICS OP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to an Oder Granting tea Moaon to Raaal Foractoama Sate dated January IT, 1002 entered In CM Caaa No. 01 CA 220014 L d tea Qraua Court ot tea ttte Juddal Clroul ai and tot SCluiNOLC Camay aAMFono. n a n ., i w m s m tegtwstmd bad bkktor tor cadi al al THE WEST FRONT DOOR d tea SCMtNOU County Courthbula located d 310 N PARK AVENUE to SANFORO. Ftonda. d 11X am on tea 12 day d March. 2002 tea toacmng daw toad property aa tat tor* to lad Stannary Fiat Judgmarff, Io­ wa LOT Tt, TRAAWOOO ESTATES. SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 16 PAGES 17 ANO 2* OP THE PUBUC RECOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORBA Oaaadtew I I day d January, 2002 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C liri d tea Oradl Court By Mara Straupa Daputy Clerk Pubiah a t THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OP DAVB J. STERN. PA.. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF X I S Umvemry Drive State 500 Plantation. FL 33314 (164)2334000 017*481<FM)NCM M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OtSABAJTIEr ACT, persona ante rtliihffflu needtoga apaoal aooonaiwdaaon ahould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tea SEMINOLE County CourteouM at 407-666-4327. 1 900965-6771 (TDO) or 1-600-9558770. via Ftortda Relay Sarvlca. Pubiah January X and Fabruary 6 3003 ■213 M THB CM CUT COURT 0FTHB16TH JUOICUL CM CUT, MANOFOR SEMMOU COUNTY. FLORBA OENERAL JURtSOCTION DIVISION CAM NO: 01 CA 1233 14 L WELLS FARGO HOME MORTOAOE. INC.. F/K/A NOHWEST MORTOAOE. INC PLAINTIFF VS OAVB PENFOLD. IF UVMO. ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AOAINST OAVIO PENFOLD; RAMONA A PENNER IF UVINO. ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAiMINO AN INTEREST NOTICC M HEREBY GIVEN pmauant to an Ordar Granting tea Motton to Raaal Foradoaura Sato dtoed January 17.1003 mtorad to C M Caaa No. 01 CA333314 L d tea Clrauff Cowl of tea 1BTH JudkM CboAto and tor SEMMOLE County SANFORO. Florito. I ad eal to tea hjpiaK and ta d btoMt tot cadi MAI Wad Front Door a Tha SEMMOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. X I Na Pari Avarua, Santord. Ftortda. « 11DO AM a m on tea t day of Manh. 2003 tea kdoetog dewttoed properly aa ad to tor* to add Summary Find JudgmaK LOT 111. WMOMQ HOUOW U P T 3. ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCD M PLAT BOOK 4B.PA0CSH THROUGH M , MCLUNVB. PUBUC RECOROG OP SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORBA D M M* 1• day of J m a r y M t t (CM CUT COURT SEAL) U v y v r a Moraa Ctork ot to* Q ra d Cowl Mary Stoxu* aiy Ctork Pubaafi to; THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OP OAVB J STERN, P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLABfTPP M l S Unfvardty Drtva Su*a 900 Ptontofton, FL 33334 (954)233-6000 01-77603(FNMA)NCL M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSABATUCS ACT. H |f . oontad COURT ADMMSTRAT10N, al tea SEMINOLE County Courteoua* at 407-6664237. 1-800968-6771 (TOO) or 1-600466-6770, vte Ftortda Ratoy Sarvtea. PubtMcJanuary X and Pabnary A 3003 R3I3 M THB CMCUT COURT OP THB EtOKTUNTH JUOBUL CMCUT OP THE 6T ATI OP PLOfdOA MANOFOR BB1MIOU COUNTY. CfWL DIVISION CAM NO: 61-CA44a»-14-a Cm FIN AN CIAL EQ U ITY SER­ VICES, MC. PK\A COMMERCIAL CREOfT CONSUMER SERVICES. M G ton, kuatea* or dR ar ctoffnanla. d d M ia by terou^L undto w igM id tea wto JAMES L FTJLXER90N, OR LCKS FULKERSON; COLUMBUS ASSOCIATION. M C , • Ftortda norv prdR cerptol on. JOHN DOE and JANE DOS; NOTICa OP ACTION TO. JAMES L FULKERSON and LOS FULKERSON. ■ IMn» and U unknown parttea claiming by, trough, widto or agtond tea above named Datandanta who ara not known to b* M ad or atom « fd e « r totorad aa ipouaaa; haa*. dnffaaaa. tor*, tnjateaa or oSior ctoknanto, B B M fl By teroudL under or aoatod tea add JAMES L FULKERSON or LOIS FULKERSON Whoa* radto: 440 Cokjmhue Clrcte, Longwood. FL 33790 YOU ARE HEREBY NOT1PNO te d an acBon to loractoaa Ian mortgagaa on v n KNCmfiy pPupxny n dbrnax Com fy Florida: LOT 6 BLOCK G COLUMBUS HARBOR ACCOROMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK IB. PAGES 3 6 X , OF THB PUBUC RECORDS OP 8EM6 NOLB COUNTY. FLORBA. haa baan M agdnd you and you ara rarytoad to aarva a copy of yarn wt6 ten ddanaea, 6 any to I on Larry M. Saga*. Eagurra. of Oitoont, Cohn. Nauman. Bate. Sagal 1 Alan. P A . PlundTa adomay, viioaa addaaa la 3331 Henderaon BotAavard. P od Ode* Boa 3177, Tamp* . Ftottoa 33X 1. intern tarty (30)dtya of tea d d of tee am publcaffon of teto Cteri Of tea Com! affhar batora ear- * —— n — f h m i ^ J P * —** —— - M VlCw On rTeNrOTT■ •iTOiTwy Off ffTrnMOBly teffraaflar otearwwa ■ OrlmM w* b* aiwrad a g a n d you tor tea fwtfwi txfTwxxi] hw m n y w . DATED ta* JAN 23, 2002 MAMTSA ALARCON: JOHN DOE Ctork Q ro d Court By Bute King ALARCON. UNKNOWN HUSBAND OP MARITSA ALARCON; ROBERT Aa Oapuly Ctork Submitted by: W. ALARCON; JANE DOE Larry M. Sagal. Eaquv* ALARCON. UNKNOWN WIFE OP ROBERT W ALARCON. IP UVMO. Gtobona. Cohn, Nauman. BaSo. BagaB AAian, P. A. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN P od Ode* Boa 2177 SPOUSE OP SAB DEFENOANT(S). Tarrpa. Florida 33X1 IP REMARRIED. ANO IP N you era a paraon rate a m d ia ty DECEASED. THB who naoda any acoawanortewin ffl raaw iC T ivB u n k n o w n tw in s . ---- a — Ma —■ iMi An a i w n to* iB n M prOCxwOn a u iiir l OfOwr 10 pArDCipAlv DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS. Ing Vbu ara anaea, d ra ood to you. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO to tea prevtiion of cartavi aaantenca. AU. OTHER PERSONS CLAJMMQ Pteaaa Court Admlraalraaon at X I BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR N. Park Avanua. Suite N X I. AGAINST THE NAMED Santord, Ftortda 32771. within 2 DEFENOANT(S): JOHN DOE. working day* of you racafpl of ten UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE OOE. nokce, I you ara hearing or voice UNKNOWN TENANT. Impaired cal 14004664771 ______ Datendanffl). PuhiafiJaninty X . and February a. NOTICE OP AC I BN 3003 TO MARTTSA ALARCON; JOHN ■316 DOC ALARCON. UtWNOWN HUS­ BAND OF MARITSA ALARCON; M THB CMCUT COURT FOR ROBERT W. ALARCON; JANE DOE SEMMOLS COUNTY, ALARCON. UNKNOWN WIFE OF ROBERT W. ALARCON; IF UVMG. PROBATE UVMON INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP SAB OCPENOANT(S). M RE: ESTATE OP IP REMARRIED. ANO IF KATHRYN W. GHEE NACRE. DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE aV a KATHRYN F. OREENACRE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, CREDI­ NOTICa OP AMtSMTHATION The adrranrelraaon ot the ettete ot TORS, UENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS KATHRYN W OREENACRE. CLAIMINO BY. THROUGH UNDER dream J. Fto Number 0346CP, la OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFEN­ pending In tea Clreull Court tor Sermnote County. Ftortda. Probate DANT (S) DMalon, tea addraaa of aNch a: X I WHOSE RESBCNCE IS mteamn YOUARE HEREBY raquaad to Ma N. Park Avanua. Sanfont Ftonda 33771-1393 your m eant or anffton dafeneea, f Tha namaa and addraaaaa of tea any to tea abova pracaadng adh tea Parional Rapraaanlauv* and Ih* Clerk of teto Court, and to aarva a oopy tearaof upon tea p t o d f i ador* Paraonaf Rapraaanteffva't aitomay ara aal tor* haforff nay. affioaa nama and addraw appear* hereon, anten X days alter ALL MTERESTEO PERSONS ARE tea ltd publication d teto Notca d NOTIFIED THAT Acton, tea nature d ffaa pnxaadtog Al paraona on whom ten nobca I* bang a tuff tor toralooaura d mort* rawed who have otyacuona teal chalang* tea vakkty of tea W4. tea property, to ant quakffcaoona of tea Parional LOT 41. SPICEWOOD ACCORDRepraaentatoe. venue, ot |urt!i*caon MO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS of ted Court ara raquvad to No teaa R E C onoeo in plat bo o k 33. Obiackono rate ten Court WITHIN PAGE 17. OF THE PUBUC THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE MUA 1797 CINNAMON CIRCLE. OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA 33707 DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF » you ta* t o Na your answe r or wrtlTHIS NOTICE ON THEM. ton datonaaa in tea above proceed, Al cradaora of tea decoder* and tog. on ptomdTi adomay. a datadl other paraona having derma or a d be antarad agwnal you tor tea damwidi again*! decoder* a eetete ra id demanded In tea Campbell or on whom a oopy of tela nonce k* Dated ten day d JAN 22 2001. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUfT COURT ByJANE JASEWB Daputy Cteri Law Office* ot Oarad C Conauagra 6901 North Armaraa Avarua Tampa FL 33604-1041 Attorney* tor Pteffad Pubtah January X and Fabruary 6 3003 11319 M THB CMCUT COURT OP THB OOKTBENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP THB STAT1 OP FLORIDA. MANOFOR RESOLVE TO FINDAJOBYOU LOVE. Get siartH with the Employment section ot the Classifieds. The Classifieds are y o u best source lor a comprehensive collection of area job opportunities. Don ! spend another year with a job that doesn't make you happy; open y o u eyes to new career choices with the Classifieds. THE SEMINOLE HERALD C L A S S I F I E D S CALL 407-322-2611 To Subscribe! I JAMBS L FULKERSON told LOS FULKERSON, ff toiiq . and ( I pantea daffntog by. rtata of tea tod pudtoaaon of tera nokca muaf Ma tea* davne rate ffM Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THB NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE Of SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al ether cracMor* of tea decedent and person* having derma or demand* egamit tea decadent * ettete mud N* tees dean* rate ted Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. AU CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WIU BE FOREVER BARRED The due a l tee tod Pubkcatnn ot ter* nobca WJanuary X . 3002 , CHARLES R OREENACRE 11966 Woodholow Court Redon. VA 20191 Attorney tor Personal ReprneraaSva: ELDRIOGE D LACY. ESQUIRE Ftonda Bar No 09755*7 Dean. Mead. Egwton. Btoodwor*. Cepouano 6 Borarm, PA 800 N Magnoka Avanua. Suto 1500. Ortendo. Ftonda 33803 Tatephona (407)641-1200 Pubiah January X . and Fabruary I. 2002 11317 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FUa No. 02-1-CP M RE ESTATE OF LYNOLE PAULINE WHITE NOTICE OP AOMMUTHATION Tha admwauanon of tea estate of ara aal forth batow A U NTERE8TED PERSONS ARB NOmPKDTHAt A6 paraona on a r m tera node* la objection* I of teaW WB,te* l —a dm 11— H ome ^•prfiiniqpvf, y m u i, o f ^ iM d o n of tefa Court ar* raqufrad to ■# tea* obfaeton* wdi tefa Court WITHM THB LATER OP t h r e e MONTHS APTIR THB OATB OF THB FMST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTX* OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THB OAT1 OP SCflVICC OP A COPY OF THS N0T1CS ON THEM. Al craMon of tea decoder* and Health 27— N Care Pw lTkna EMarlf C araO hrar I w* BabyaMng to my SarfonJ hem* 12 years aspartanc*. Dependable, kudrastw and raaacraUB ram . 407586 7325. brtghton your _ day 35 yr* •ipartanca, rafarrala, rakabla, honaal **e*art mead. lauxTy k ft d a x ln a . TLG Plft cal Nancvn 407- 12— Elderly C ake D q Car* x afftom a oopy of tefa node* I* date of tea krd pubacaton of N a Court WITHM THB LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THB F W T PUBUC LTKM OP THB NOTICE OR THMTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Al otear cradton of tie dacadanl and paraona haiHng ctefma or Court WITHM THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THB FM9T PUBLICATION OF THO NOTICE. A U CLAMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED W IL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha date of tea Bid Pubtoaton of Bto notolill January X 3003. Paraonif Rapraaentattve; DanldLMWNte 4S Soute Edgamon Avanua Winter Spnnga. FL 3370* KarawteM.Baana.Eaq. Ftonda BarNo 117307 BTONOrtondo Avanua. Su*a 1004A. Maltend. Ftortda 33751 Tatephona (407)639-1*91 Pubteh January X . and February*, 3003 m i PubtO aucaonlobahatddB O l am. o r tea day(a) apaedted below, al tea frarff door of Atean'a Torang Ire. Located M 2499 Okf Lai* Mary Rd SUM 134, Santord. Fl tor tea purpoaa of (topoarng of tea toaoaffng For lurtear mtormalion pteaaa cal (407)321-2946 03-1643 (1) Year 199Lk4aka NISSAN P1CK UP VMff 1N6SO11S1RC3B3373 PubtofL Fabruary 6. 2003 NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS KAMB Nokca la haraby Ipvan te d I am engaged In bualnaaa M 2114 SoUh French Avanua. Santord, FL. 33771 Samrnote County. Ftortda midir tea FtobOoua Nam* of A-1 ir a ra p o n n o n ■no vtm i n m o n In m o n l i n n nWi Wiw pfovittoni ol Ih* FIcWlou* Nam* Stelute*, toW< Section 865 09. Ftonda Stefutea 1*81.' ' Joahua Jones J r Pubtoh: Fabruary 6. 2003 NOTICE OP AUCTION Thti auction wiff be held on Fabruary t l , 3003 d BOO AM d 325 Ausi Ave.Oitedo. fl rTTxpMCTTvw DBOOerv m a y m p o c i I n * vehicle* on the day batora tea ara caah or certified fund* only Oviedo Towing raoervaa tee right to accapf or rafuae any and a l blda. Tha totowteg vehicles ara offarad lor btoa: IBM HYUNDAI EXCEL KMHLF21J9KU514B53 IBM FORD TAURUS 1FALPS3U6SAI7M7I 1968 FORD TAURUS IFABP57U4JAI54769 Pub»*fi Fabruary 6, 2002 NOTICE OP AUCTION Thte auction raff be ME on March ft. 3003 d 9 00 AM al 335 AUte Ave. Ovwdo. FL. Praapecters baktera may teapacl tea vahictea on tee day batora tea Auction Irani 9AM mal 6PM. Term ara caah or certified kind* only Ovtedo Torang reserve* tee ngMto accept or retoa* any and aft teda. Tha blowing vahictea are ottered torbtde 2000 CHEVY IMPALA 3G1WF55EXY9375963 Pubiah Fabruary 6. 2003 JJ009 PUBUC AUCTION Pubic auction to b* head d 13 00 p m. x tee a o ti day of FEBRUARY 2003 Al tea Irani door of Santord Towing and Recovery located d 3533 County Club Rd . Santord. H 33771, tor tea purpoae of dapoaaig of tea totowang vahrete: YEAR 19X MAKE PONTIAC V1NI IG3WP14W4KF264I57 YEAR 1969 MAKE CHEV VINi 1G1BL51E1KA161237 Pubiah Fabruary 6. 2002 JJ046 NOTICE OP SALE PUBLIC AUCTION IN PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STAT UCS 713 78 THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOLO AT PUG UC AUCTION ON TUESDAY FEB­ RUARY 19. 2082 AT 10W AM AT CORTES TOWING SERVICE. 249 ORANGE AVE. LONGWOOD. FLORIDA THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUAR ANTEE SELLEfl RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BIO BJDOING STARTS AT AMOUNT OWEO FOR TOWING ANO STORAGE VIEWINO ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE FORM OF PAYMENT 13 CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK. I) 1982 FORO FAIRMONT V1N * 1FABP31B4CK190125 3) 19X MERCURY GRAND MAH OUIS V1Nf2MEBP96F2GX7O022] 3) 1969 MERCURY COUGAR V1N4 IMEPM6049KH66VI20 4) 2000 CHEVROLET CAVALIER VIN# 1G1JC5344Y73314X 9) IBM CHEVROLET CORSICA VINt IO1LT51W3JY216706 6) 1976 BUICK SKYLARK VIN4 4B37C6L110532 7) 1994 OOOGE COLT VINi JB3EAJ1C 7RU007204 8) 19*7 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS VINe 1G3AJS139H0377650 9) IBM OLDSMOB1LE CUTLASS VIN* 1G3AJ65M1S63286&2 10) 1997 NISSAN MAXIMA VIN* JN1CA21DOVT821678 II) 2000 ACURA 4 DR VIN* 19UUA56XYA0XI50 12) 1993 HONDA ACCORD VIN* IHOC67276NA004646 Child ukseky k Care t e ------------a Slay For The Day. Uniqu* A Bamattvg to* »long Term Car* B to M M a a i - -**--* « a a i- a.------rwcm ww m . m w c ik j nw vn 21— P ersonals HCLC SharfflaDaptefiaaaolamotoicycl* x Markham Road naar Markham Wood* and Lake Markham *i 4:00pm X 11/0001 (Tuesday), pteaaa h a ^ E you taw anyNng. ^ ^ P [w n * 4 0 T « 1 4 a6 7 ^ 23— Lo st k Found POU4X Bteck Btete Found o i of State Road 46 Nama Inald* read* 'Niteda Darden' 407-3350006 Loal Cab Ivtedim ad* temate. wh*a 6 bteck. Loaf 34W block of O rxg* Ave, Santord. x 1/12/03. Owner l* heart broken. PI* c a l 407-3236067,________________________ Loal Dog; Chihuahua cream cotofta. no *■*, v#ry wrua . riktrw ■ Vatenbn*. Prater* araman. Loal on Park Ava. 8antord, kl Dairy Q u o x a rt* W* mra* hart terrtfy 4C7-3037618.________________________ 2 3 — S r e c tA L N o t i c e s --------- O rT T W I --------- Have You Advartteing Flyart r n n iw m b w i N m in# Samteote Herald II O N L Y 4 .5 « P E R Can.CPfVV a .aaan ayraorTr Lot of TIC/ Ex. 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L eca ls C O P Y !!!! Al otear crwjau s of f a n— ra*. CM THE 8EMW0LE HERALD Advarttefng Dapl For Dataia 407.322*3611 Lecals 13) IBM SAAB BOW VtM YS3COS5L101017923 14) JOHN BOAT Y1N#0€MAae47U740 Pubtah: February 0. 2003 JJ091 n o t ic i o f PUBUC AUCTION Nobcb it hwrwty given S«m»no*a Ytrwck* Setvce w i M l «l Pubic Auction tor lalvaga lor on oamana 10 iPy *ru DnuRr, e *b <or* towng daaertead vahictea: PaK 18, 3003 90 Buck 4 Or Vint 104AHS4R9U43B30B 69 Duck 2 Dr. W d 1G4HP14COKH460064 90 Maxda P,U Vn 4JM3UE3141L0651793 Feb. 14.2003 67 Honda 30R Vto 11HOCA5389HA1164W Tha auction wd b* herd d 12 W PM on tea ta d dates above Al Sermnote Wrecker service 2540 S. Myrtte Ave. Santord. FL 32773 vetvete* on* hou prior to ad*. Tarm* ar* caah or cardted luida 10 accapl or rafact any and *4 bid*. Pubiah. Fabruary 6. 3003 JJC32 Node* of Sato Ad 1M7 OLDSMOBX.E DELTA M 5X.VER Vsi 10JHN5437H1QI7306 784 CR19 POBoi 470047 laka M m * . Fl 33747 Sate Dal* FEBRUARY 16.3003 Pubiah February 6. 3002 JJ047 VEHICLE AUCTION I X Dodge. 41B3BC46K9KD591345 2. X Buck. S2G4W014W IK 1440334 Auction to b* hakl 02 3603 O 10AM B 1340- S. C R 427. Longwood 1 *64 Cadlac, 464N144661 Auction to b* hakl 03 25-03 • 10AM • 1240 S C R 437. lonawood Publish February 0. 2002 JJ049 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA FHt No. 02- 70*CP IN RE E9TATE OF UNOA FERRARI Oece«i&ed NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The Kfrnraetrsoon ot the etUfe ol UNOA FERRARI, d e ce it* ). File Number 02-7SCP. M perxing in the O rcul Court lor SemmuM CounTy Ftonda. Probate Drvleion. tr>e ■ M i l l ol which it 301 North Parti Avenue Sanford. Ftonde 327711292. The neme end eddrrtE ol the Pertonel Repreeenlettve end the Pvreonel Representetrve't eRomey ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al pereone on whom tt>i» notice u served who heve obfecliont that cheAenge toe vefabty ol toe mi. the quebhcatnne oI toe penonel repretentefrve. venue, or junsrftcbon oI this Court ere requred to Ne thee objections etth thte Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al credrtors of too decedent and other pet tone having claims or demands egemel decedmTt eeuie on wham e copy of this notice to served wtowi three months efter the date of the hret puttocabon of this nobce must He toe* cLune with tNe Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM damanda against aatete mud kte tedr cfdm* wffh tefa court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TMe FIRST PUBLICATION OF THM NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO T U O WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The date of tea Ural p d X c d o n of W* None* a Fabruary 10.3002 DONALD J JACOBSON a n kaxffuera Lockport. Naw Vbrk laoaa Attorney lor Larry P Skater Ftonda Bar No 443402 191* East Hdcraat Straal. *204 Orlando. Ftortda 338W Tatephona: (407)694 9009 Faceted*: (407) 6866993 Pubiah Fabruary 10.17.3003 i&aa_________________ UNCLAIMED VEMCLI AUCTION 3-11-N X 1994 OOOGE V1N*3B4HB33T3RK162113 ALTAMONTE STORAGE CO. 149 MARKER ST. ALTAMONTE S P R 3. FL 33701 BEGINS AT BW AM VIEW 1 HOUR PRIOR TO SALE Pubtoh; February 10. 3003 M THB ORCUfT COURT OF TME EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT MANOFOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORXA. CASB NO : 03-CA-21616A IN RE. FORFEITURE OF S6W W IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY NOTICE OF FORFEITURE COttPLAMT TO: ludw g Parry 6638 Mahan Dnva Orlando. Ftortda 32SW and a l oteara who clam in interssl si tea kdorano proparly: W W W In US. Cumncy Donald F. Etknger. In h a offkad capaeffy a* SharXI of tea Samsiote County. Ftonda. teraugh hr* officers, investigators ot aganls. s a ln d tea above property on or about Dacambar 12. 2W1. M or naar IX Caul# Brewer Court. Santord. Samrnote County. Ftonda 32771. Sail properly la In tea custody of tea Shard of Samnote County tor tea purpose of torteaisa purauant to sactoon* 932 701-933 704. Ftonda Statute* A Complete! tor torteaura haa baan Mad In tea abovwtfyted Cowl I HEREBY CERTIFY teat a tru* and correct copy ol tel* Nobca oI Forfeiture Compters was tonvahad by U S. cartfted max. return receipt requested, lo tea above named addressee tew 31 day of J x . 3003. Tash* M. Faulkner General Cocrwel Ftonda Bar No 0066636 Sarrsnote County Sherd's Offlca 100 Bush BoiXevard Santord. Ftottoa 33773 (407)6656603 Attorney tor Petaonar Pubksh February 6. 13 2003 JJQ&6________________________ Public Auction Pubkc auction to ba held MB 01 am. x tea day(s) speeded batow. « tea Irani door ot Athen s Towing Inc. located al 2490 OM Laka Mary Rd Sulo 134. Santord. Fl tor tea purpose of dwpotng of tea Mowing vahtetes For further tetormabon pteaaa caff (407)321-2948 03-3603 (I) Yaar 2000Maka FORO FOCUS VIN» 1FAFP33P91W214096 Pubksh: February 6. 3002 PUBUC AUCTION Pubtc auction to ba held at 12W p m on to* 20th day of FEBRUARY 3003 At tee kora door of Santord Torang and Recovery located tl 3532 Country Club Rd. . Santord. Fl 33771. tor tea purpoaa ol Xpoasig of tea toacMwng vetvete TEAR 1969 MAKE PONTIAC VINI 1Q3WP14W4KF264197 YEAR 1969 MAKE CHEV VIN* 1Q1Bl51E1KA16t227 Publnh Fabraary 6. 3003 JJ046 I �a Wednesday. February 59— F in a n c ia l 71— H e l p W a n t e d 71— H e l f W a n t e d C a ll 322-2611 S em inole H erald C la s s ifie d D ept. To P lace Y our A d 8. 2002 PaftC fill 71— H e l f W a n t e d 71— H e l p W a n t e d Cuatomar Saivtoa Rap_________ Htodan Harbour Marina. LeoMng tor ITt Hagai tor companlee doing buatnaaabyphcnatopromtosyou a ban and a rt you to aay tor R batari May daftvar. For mora Homrtton, cal toa-haa 1677-FTC HELP (ApUtoeanAo* irm egi Km Tba Samfnot* Harald and the F a d b ra ^ a d ^ n m m te e ju ^ ^ ^ 61 — M o n ey to computer A ganaral otooa ekM*. aknoarAa* good pant 90 day*. M-F wllh torn ITa Hagai tor companto* doing butense* to (Aon* to pronto* ydu a loan and ar t yau to pay tor R featara Viay daRvar. For mora Normaticn, cal kkWre* 1-477-FTC H B A (Apublsaantoa maaaagi torn Ty^ t a n U iv d a M a ra M il ■ ine foernino*# neraw m ana me FadanlTjadaC anajtoaton^^^ 71— H i l t W a n t e d a.ou a aay potanoaroanandrtg. Training provided. 1-S00-2933965X4771. DATA ENTRY Proeaea Claim* tor Doctor* W li Tnto. PC Raqterad. 1-600-340-1546. Oapl 586 6,2003 to QoUrtom Front Porch, 1306 Waal 1361Street Santord. a 33771. For me* HDanrtcn cal (407) 303-1377. PWY1R TRArtM H NEEO«5j Baatawynaada tractor M a r (M«an NOW1 No atownanea naeaiaaryt 6700* par w a rt earning potential No COL? No probtaml COL trattanp avaiaOW C al NowiTbilraa 1-677214-3634. __ i haa poaHona opan tor I T/FT, Pharmacy Tach. FT. RaeapBonM FT. F u mauma. 383774-4686 or ca6 386-774-1333, Diana. tor sttaMshad, expending, company Oraal advancamant opportunity CN U aduLM ZJU ; eaayai_&aLMuathevevi*d(*Mn •can* and pwra beck ground check. Far Tima Avtobon Cuatomar Servtca Rap 6 Ratoator MJfipto Teak*. Mual Hava H S. Optoma. 407-331-6860. FUnJebtl Pack Hand at Officer FT poatoon avataNa. Eapartancad or wH train. Mum pasa drug toft. Alto naad PT Sarvara. RkrareNp Romanca, 407331-5001. 433 N. Paknano Ava. Santord. Growing cradH card procaaatog company h C ar** Flortda nowh**ig application* lor too toaowing buainaaa tatoa only No aipartanca ntadad, wH train. Hourly pay pkja bonuaaa. 407-666-7300. HOUSCHEFU riwii I UlMi IHVOWMal UUM O SISOtmXXYmo. Fraa Booklet .U r n j u s t a I .. ■00441-7754 8eJarv$21-2$K. Aeptyby Ftbruiry Fortaia 500 C o , BaaHng QuaHlad Help In Your Area 677-044-7434 ■Earn whalW uAr* Worth E im ii Ooldrtero Front Porch Governor's Council eaake Ektarty Program llU W iy . i^oofuineior. Mimmurn Raqukamanto: Htyt School Dptoma or QED CadHetoa toto 38 yaan work aapsrtanc*. Four-yaar CoSaga Degree preferred. Mual have aaortanl people and ootrarehicaAon (wrtton 5 verbal) rtHa and ba atda to coocdnitt, lupervite. end develop proQreme lor Vie ekSefty. P jU U | 4b | ^ M naoaaaary 407-333-1610 crtoi o* 407-322-1611. Le n d FLOOM NQ 64STALLERS 61. 1 ,6 .......... t - —-a I i - _. _ r \ . n*n7wooa ip q LifTWwf Moonng K I W I K I S 6|aaM HAalMaa vic — ----aa-n i tktow w iw powuon, v w fnm---pay.. // science pratorrad. l apirR Apartownta 407-3314161 d ia l I bcktoglorPT maybaF/7ctortcal p - Please „oatoon waon-P Cal tor tor Appt ‘ ------------(407)331-7758 S d ltf lts ATTEMTX3W Work From honS“ Earn MOO-IISOOftno PT 13000-tsooonu FT (868)963-6700 Up to tSOO-tUOOAno PT/FT 866-3158038 34 hr nooning FiHTratoFBEE BOOKLET w itto te te h ijM i m tom TnM ORm HUm UR S oC aIra m 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Rorida 32773 (407) 323-8787 MVESDOATC 66FORE YOU MVESTI Aiwaya a good poicy. espedaty tor buttoaaa opportunities and franettoae. Cal Flortda Dept oi Agriculture S Corwumar Sarvtca* al 800435-7353 or FTC-HELP tor Itaa Worrrwaon. Or vM our Web ito at weneftegou/btrep. Florida tow reqteree sefiare of carton bownato opportune** to ragtoar rmto Flortda Dapl ol Agriculture A Conaumar Sarvtoaa batora M«ng Cal t o vartly lawful regrttritton you buy._______________ wanted Laborer. Steady. A dependable. Driver* kcenae preferred. Oood storing pay. cal 407-416-ggil Aei tor Whs. LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HBJU.TM arauwArrea *rro *ai k On COL Tnlatai $30.00 Off i • m u in o H u4------is s ti Initial Sarvlce With This Ad Hiring On SHa k Driver ■— PIAM Drag kto wampteto. Apply ab tea Hater drive, iltoererae t o t e . *87 M» Wto. "Offices Coast to Coast0 Since 1954 r t .r t r t .- -r t .- m s m u te 54-7364 The Universal Crossword 11 E d ite d b y T im o th y E . P a rk e r ACROSS 1 W ash day bundles 6 Divan kin 10 Half the dictionary? 14 Airport parking place 18 Follows suit 1 6 Van Druten’s "I Remem* b e r ____’ 17 C u t and ran 2 0 Sis counter­ part 21 Isn't rash 2 2 G ives in to oxidation 2 3 H ash mark 2 5 O n e m a y be taken to the deanera 2 7 Charity’s cal­ culation 2 9 Siesta 3 3 Disappeared 3 8 G ene Autry’s M F aithfu l" 3 9 Historic spans 4 0 Ocalot,3 spot? 41 Dealer's dem and 42 Volcanic dust 4 3 Escaped 4 7 Dishevel 4 9 Ride air currents 80 Ea r pari 53 Recognition 5 7 M an of fnany parts 8 0 Doorbell responses, perhaps 8 2 It’s a free country 63 R o d 6 8 H u sb a n d of a countess 6 7 D ea dlocke d 6 8 It barely give s a hoot 6 9 Strikes dum b 7 0 Part of a rookery 71 Easily Irritated DOWN 1 Som e yeanlings 2 Peter M ax speciality 3 Intense enthusiasm 4 O n e might g o for a buck 5 Edible pod 6 Le e of baking fam e 7 Som e tournam ents 8 “ Babette'e replacement 19 T u c k of fic­ tion 2 4 Calligraphy supplies 2 6 Most valuable diam ond? 2 8 D rop off 3 0 Forbidden thing 31 H y m n part, often 3 2 W o rd with hole o r show 3 3 U d d e r pari 3 4 Roughly 3 8 Haw aiian island 3 8 “ A m a z in g r 3 7 T h e y co m e before net and org 41 L a n d parcel 4 3 Disabled vehicle warning 4 4 D a w so n 'o r Cariou 4 8 P aw ns 4 6 R a n ge of hearing 4 8 A n gry frowns 51 Superior to 6 2 You m ay switch them 8 4 S om e show dow ns 58 Seagirt bit of land 66 “M m m m r 87 Between ports 88 Ballplayer’s wad 89 Pulled apart 61 P u cd n lbased musical 6 4 H o m e of the cuba 65 Palindromic animal P R E V IO U S P U Z Z L E A N S W E R ■ K ro ne ■■nittw ncv T1 Automotna I* Making a UtoOwtancaAtectaia Bidder tor tie hr* Ol 1pm*9pm. at our Santord facility Reqe 3 yrt mechme maintenance eip and a HS dptoma. 2664 Jawed Lana. Santord. FL 33771 EOE MrF/tW MAIDS NEEDED IMMEDMTELYI Honaal, dapandabte. A mature MF 7:30- 8 :0 0 P.M.S3S0440(VWIi. Traraporueon recyjrad Cel 407-3241177 to atari immed. Malarial handtor/Tranaloartor. 56.00 par hour! Eicallent Senefile. Company deepty cornmnad to eafety 6 qualify eaeka hanJworklng kxkvtduala lo operate mechtnary uaed to load A unload rwlcare. Canddala mual ba eadckrectad. earf ttanar. who works wal with people A an(oye iroitnq outdoor* E .caHenf benefit* ndude fully paid haaltticara w/ family coverage, eye. dental. Monday*, vaciaon, 401k, da naurarre AUBon rambureamanl 58 00 to Wan 59 00 after ono year A potential bonu* 1 qualified. Poulbility lor advancement Only aalaty ocnaaoua. team oriented people naad apply to 2301 Waal 5ti M art 6 M a 33771. 407-330-1781. Need Soma ADVERTISING To Promote Your Buemossl Than Cal Ue About Flyere ’-330-7146 or tor reaurw407-333 7154._____________ •________ PiW Wop Quni a rt ktcwSig, to start print shop tor 15 yr oid markng tnnirmi Mutt hew tFptrttnct in ■I pheeee ol prtrt pmducacn and pro prase, ftoteraef perkwntap 407-333 7146______________________ _ Fang, computer work, (eiong, answering phones, ale. 20-25 hnfwk. 58 SOhr « bonuaaa. CaAJ.P. Pate. 407-3307001.______________________ Parson: Ful erne.eip a plut. Salary plus commission. Bedrock Fiarkture, 407-322-6340. Secretary lor conelnjcllon Yhca wkh strong computer background. E ipd only Please lei resumes A eatery recgkremsnts to 407-3310077. The D R 6 Group of Lake Man la rwng w m w A m g pcuoons rrtp Clark. Camara Oparator. WlrahoueeOVsr. Typrg Udte a plus. Will train lor e l positions Warehouea/Drtvar Sam-5pm. A l otftef* Spm-10pm. Pleaea cal 407- 6336126___________________ Tka Men w*i tepartancs. mual hava driver* Scene* Apply In parson al Frarfe Tka Sarytca, 407- 324-3469,, TURF ETC. INC Is looking to M position lor foreman and craw mambats; must hava a vafc) Flortda drtvar* Icanaa wkh a good driving record. Cal 407-302*0274 lor mora Into end to achadtea en Warvtew. 103— H o u s e s - W a n te d U n f u r n is h e d Seeking a parson to share my home, view ol Letts Monroe, houea privilege*. Cel 407-328-7333 tor an eppokWnant 5500 DOWN - WHY RtNTTT 38fV 28A For Sate Wkh Down Paymt. AssisUnce AvaAar'i.Cheaper than ratal. Share 4BR 2BAhome, Santord eras. Living room w/TIrepUcs. Waehar/dryar 5375/mo, 5350 security. uOStiee ndudad 407-3751116_______________________ 9 7 — A pa rtm en ts F u r n is h e d •antor* 2BR apt sac. area, cable TV. Seeking one mature stable parson. fHOtok or 4425/tno ♦ 5350 sac dsp. 407-331-3735 GArag* nctudaa al. 5800 par morkh. plue depoert. 407-363-1394 99— A p a r t m e n t s • U n f u r n is h e d AHNKAril 2BR apt. W. 2nd SI CHA. stove, rafrtg. d washer. 5475/month e 5600 dsp. 407-334-3193 Cuts IBR apt Screened porch Ideal tor one parson. Dtecounl to eantor*. 5325 par month. ________407-321-6165._______ For Rent 28R 1 BA Souki Oak Ava. 5635/month. le t test. A 5500 dsp. Pate ok. 407-696-3001.________ M A R IN ER 'S V ILLA G E LAKE *04 t BORU. 5400*10 2 BOflU . 5970*40 ANO UP Artificial Plant Ossiffisr't. Eipartancad Pratorrad. Salary based on experience Cal 407-3338733______________________ WM Pay You To Loao Weight 407-3236670 ONR MONTH F R tll (Umitod Time Oder) 2 Barkooma from 5539 3 Bedrooms 1634 Wa pay water/sewer. Smal pats welcoma. Cedar Creak Apts 407-324-4334 36 People To Loss Weight Alt Natural! I Wr rH^ eW r neaiera i t sr tlil lt M w H l Ma ii nU Crt 1-6652056726 Zoo Teacher P/T Teacher. Education Program to students vwPng ha Zoo. Wotkwih enenele. F M Ia days. 14F. 900 am. •3:00 pm. Teaching Eip prsl. but wHkaev 5650hr, Cel 407-3334*50 or complete an appXcxOor at Central Flortde Zooiodcal Ptek. 3755 N Hwy 17-93. Santord, FI U n f u r n is h e d O f l ' t -fr-Ti.* *^i (r 'if 407 -3 21 -07 59 3f1. qteal narghborhood. large yard. 5450/mo. 5300 depoart. Cal alter 130pm. 407-332-1667. Cleaning Service In Your Home WHalso do baby snug Please Carl Ana. 407-231-5663. after 3pm. Lake Mary- Approx. 1300sq.fl y j , rtaw Ute, paint A carpet. Kitchen applancaa.lple.on1/4aoalol 407930-2694 93—Rooms For R ent Deltona: Clean 2/1 refrigerator, stove, mint blinds, convenient location. Near Saion Btvd A 2 Story Victorian Home. Historic Providence 5650, 1st. last A $400 District. Iplc. balcony, house security 1649 Brenttawn . ort West privilege* itOOW K, 5100 deposit 407-328-5277________________ . . Page. No pee xoy.qaj-auo Clean kjmwhed roomn prNaite hohia tor steady employed ain0e parson. Al utilities included with ful house privilege* 885/wk. 585 deposit. 407-321-3755. WEEKLY RENTALS Starting 6 582/wfc. 407-330-4433 Wry nlos, very clean km rm Newly remodeled, al ud. cable, A/C. Indry. phona. Mch use. sec dr. resident owner, private entrance Non smoker Pratorrad! OnTy drug free sober naad apply 407-330-7373 Near 434 * PrM Ent. Fum, UtSlnd.512Swk. 560 Depowk Anal 022003 407*630* 7156 D O YLE'S RENTALS. S » lord: IBfVtBA W/ Ore W A) Hook-Up*. CHA 55255500 Dap Santord: 3 Lg BR/1.S BA. 2 Story Condo. New Carpet. Vnyt A Pant, Kkhen ADrsng Fkrv. YiO Hook Ufa, Comm. Pool 5625/5600 Depoert Santord: 28R/1 5 Baft Duplex New Carpal APekk. CHA. LAs New. W.D Hook-Up* 5635/5600 Dapoa* Altamonte iprlnoe: 48FV3 Beth W/ Dbt Oarage. New Estenorrlntonor, Paint A Flooring. 5975^950 D ip o n i Lake Mary: 4BR/36A W/ Dbt Garage. Screened Pool W/Hot Tub. Ftrepitoa, Formal Oewig A Dan. $3,000/ 53.000 Deposit DOYLE REALTY, INC. (407)323-2466 WE RENT A SELL HOMES O 2001 Unlvareal Praaa Syncecata w w w utiprtuoom “ FLIGHT LINES" By James E. Buell Now accepting appkcaiions tor pen­ tane help in al department* Apply In perion to SpmgHin Suite*. 201 N. Towne Rd. Santord. between tha hour* ol 9am-3pm. Pan lime Customer Service rep. Answer phone*, greal customer*. Mng. checkout Cal tor ntervww. 407322-7649 _____________ Pert Tim e Evenings 5 30-1Opm Monday-Thursday. Sport* Director. Contact Yvonne at (407)5235046________________ Pan Time OrtverrMainlenance Requires vehrete A valid driver* •cento. Pickup delivery and kgM mamlenance 56 50hour 407-3021700_________________________ Plumbers wanted lor commercial work at Santord Walmart _________>63365-0617________ Position: Electrtcai/Etoctronic Tha appkeant m l have experience In soldering and crimping ol atsclncal cable auembkee. and with assembly and wiring ol electronic chassis. Must ba famkar with, and be able to uaa hand toots Company benefits include medical and dental insurance, peal hoaday*. 401(h) plan and vacation C alary wti vary based on aipananca P lease cal or lax Omega Medtoal Imaging Inc al 407-3239400. tea 407-323 9331. . * n/a I, , , , n l . i . t , sonronx 2/1 compmuy rtnovatM 9B, now •vtrYfwiQ. nugv Dan yard, must eat. Only $63600 oboi 407-314*7507 3BFV1BA.nawttkhan.bwh, carpal pan A whdowa. Fenced yard, good etetteror kwaakwant $66.fOCL Cal. 407-3224------- Tha ktlordabte Homs Center 407-3316333 C ——I ——4 l | M ls , , j n n n a l . i l * f l Q Santord: Poot horns, 4/3, almost.t acra tok LR FR ON. CsrWMAC, nan carpal Be, fixtures, root, open path. paM hru No doaktg ooaL $36 dn, $99k. 407-7880666. Sertont Soid Modi houra, new rocf AAC. kH rehab. New ceramic Ms A carpal newMove, broad on tat 3211 226-3116.__________________ ■ OATIKXU, rimvny r9novat«a Jon wful central Htg. A A/C. Section 8 Accepted. 2423 Marshal Ava.. The Neman Group (107)3316333 TO»(M>6:"TCmy fWnodatedl IBfVtBA 5475/Motah. 1st plua Oapoatt (407)774-0603 105— D u p l e x / T r ip l e x S ale 2.5 i Santord: Souh Oak AW. 2BfV2BA. 1*1 door, applancea. carpetLite. CHA. screen porch. $550, no pete. CMdwai Realty Service, 407-7863700. wooded) kom $30600. on aIwtetoS VaC. 53) t irate seal or Saxon or 2 miaa watt of Route 415. 600-776-0693. 366-736-3358. 107—Morile Homes For R ent DELTONA 10 acre* kteettor moMa homaaka, horaaa, caflte, terming at nurearyl Zoned agrtcultutaL 54.900/ACRE. 8m. down wtownar (tnanca $04-767-1773 or *94-767- ELDER 6P16NQ6 06 SR 437. 1 A2 Bedrooms $125 wk A up. 5135 dapoen. CaM407-333-3664 or 407302-7034. 157— M o r i l e H o m e s F o r S ale 117—Commercial Rentals 35s10mobto home. Mterhad FLitHi parity tumd. carpeted. Being tarter new atow. new A C . Located kt Ttoaw A Country (ackA) Park. 5365 Orangd BM. Ui kknroa. AMtog $ 1 7 «n 366740-1005 6 anford: 306 W. 13h Street 600 Sq FI or 1500 Sq FI Wkh Rent ol $450 or 5900 * Sales Tas Per Month 6 Deposit Santord; 2557 Park Drive. Office or Ratal. W-1.000 Sq FI 5550 ♦ Sates Tai/5600 Deposit Doyte Realty. Inc. 407-333-3466 159— R e a l Estate W a n te d ,T Wa 9uy Houaee • Beautiful Grounds • Single Stoiy • Great Service • Best Value Teo 100 sq k dfcaa on 9Uchrw taker MHktoen Harbour marina. Common eras, lobby A reel rooms. Escslsta parwng • iMiwwiun. 2 rmeunrus on premises $400iino Cel Don or utYiny 9 407-332-1610. 141—Homes For S ale 181— A p t u a n c e s U F u r n it u r e F o e S a l e 'a 1 KINO SERTA. posknpedto eat' navar uaad Coal $2K. eel $395. 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AND s 9 9 ° ° MOVES Y O U IN 407-327-445I Country Style City Living Convenient Spacious Affordable Call 'f o r 1Details ‘ l o o m FIRST MONTH Your Monthly Rent With 12 Mo. Lease & Approved Credit For The Term o f Your Lease • SpariouH A purtm rntn w ith lu rg r Clone In • take Front » VuUgfbaU « S [K irkllng Ikxii » Ten nis (xtu rtn i*' Country Lake Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 330-5204 A Are You Relocating, rebuilding. *MXbig kxadbwek (broad or 100W financed? Naad Haip? Wa have * eoluaon to r jO u M M a T A ^ a b Apartments One Bedroom Apts. From S 525 -• Santord Histone Duptes 1/1. (^ ff|in f^*r^rry. m it park. $375/5375 407-321-67S7. 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The area's best chances a t dismantling any potential water shortage crisis may be in the murky, moderately salty water* ro vo n vM Advanci i, 9) ( I I \Mffi only one H a acare, tie gjrta*baai» t )dl dstirtet toumerrwnta hive gone aooonRig to aeedng. The only thing doee toenupeetaotar weewhen now u w nowBi new loohid fce ■ commenting 11point toed, 38-25, aver No. 2 seeded Lyman h tie Cteee SAOtakictSSemMnrte ThuredeynighL A gency pledges of the St Johns River and Lake Monroe. A unique partnership - introduced Sept 13 - between the water district, Sanford, Seminole and \bhaia counties is study­ ing the feasibility of filtering apd desalt­ ing Lake Monroe water into potable water. Similar facilities in Melbourne and Cocoa already Alter surface waters for See Watet Page IA Am * a tm ■ ila n ali, ■ ■ ■! IttA i lallln n a J ----- *—— * —*— >eaoers g a m e r At u>6 unveiling 01 u>e w ater treauh Mtty study In 8anford. In tha foreground, the three jars illustrate how filtration and than destination turn Lake Monroe's water from brown to crystal dear. artners to center B o a rd v otes a g a in st th re e -le v e l i c o m p le x By Dan Ping SANFORD — Developers of the Groves at Sanford won the battle but lost the war, for now The aoundeol thunder enveloped tie abandoned Seminole Greyhound Track again last monti. The roars, however, ddnl come from a crowd, they cam* from a fleet of law enforcement officers wWdfrig motomydee. Romantic gourmet Valentine's D a y is approaching and you are in love. You want to knock the stockings (maybe m ore) oft your true love with a mously committed $120,000 for 20 years to support a proposed hotel/conference center on Lake Monroe. The CRA money would be used to "bu y dow n” Interest rates for tax-fee* bonds used to build the $42 m illion facility. The financial pU h also requires a com m itm ent from Sem inole County la u se $700,000 In hotel tax revenues. The Board of County C om m iaskjnen w ill take up the m atter Tbesday at a Joint 3 JO p.m . m eeting w ith the Sanford C ity Cocnnusaion. W hile the vote was unani­ m ous, som e CRA m em bers expressed concern. V ke Chairman Larry S tic k le r said his biggest fear was not flnancing the project but making sure It could succeed. "W hat If w e have a w hite ele­ phant?” S tic k le r asked. “This would be the m ost detrim ental project to downtown if it fails. You talk about the (First Union Bank) building being empty for years, If this sits empty, it would kill downtown Sanford. 'I t scares the hell out of m e.” Board m em ber Bob Parse 11 said he shared the sam e fear. He admitted after the meeting that he had sim ilar concerns when he started his business. “W hen w e opened Ace I was scared to death,’' Parse 11 said. scrumptious meal. sen ta fives of the pro­ posed 336unit apart­ ment com­ plex on A irp o r t B o u le v a r d wanted a Gloria Glenn, left, and Caroi Gough paint the 900-foot wall at Academy Manor Parte. Home O ^o te m p to y- eee, Sanford officials and Front Porch members spent Friday restoring the wall. Organizations work together to restore wall B y A ic n t M t J f n i Managing Editor SANFORD — The city, the Goldsboro Front Porch Coundl, and one local busi­ ness are proving partnerships are an asset to improving the quality of life in a community. As part of a community outreach training program. Home Depot human resource managers from throughout Central Florida gathered Friday at Academy Manor Park to paint a wall that hasn't seen a fresh coat in 10 years. Earlier this month, the city and Front Porch submitted a request to the busi­ ness after learning about the community program. “We ore teaching our managers the values of getting out In the community and giving back,” Home Depot See Painting, Pag* 6A Htriftd photo by Tommy Home Depot Human Resource Coordinator Tracy Moss hands Sanford City Commissioner Velma Williams a paint roller. Home Depot donated paint and supplies to restore a wall at Sanford’s Academy Manor ----------- y y --------- - M n *M *w Aaomy faorovwot building SeiSwSSmiDpww height varia nee of 48 inches — 39 feet Instead of 35. Sanford Planning and Zoning Commissioners granted the variance but restricted the developer to two-story build­ ings (about 31 feet high) on the south side of the property that abuts Sanora subdivision. ”We can’t build out," because of wetlands on the 19 acre prop­ erty, said Ken Wright, attorney for the developers. "W e’ve got to build up.” Board members expressed concern about the height o f a three-story apartment next to what is primarily a single-fami­ ly subdivision that has existed for more than 20 years. Sanora residents agreed. "Eight years is entirely too long to wait for privacy/ said Allison Myland, referring to thf developers plan to have land­ scaping block line of sight to th* buildings within eight years. 1 City staff had recommended three of the six buildings next td Sanora be reduced to two-story. Those buildings abutted singlefamily homes. The remaining three buildings abutted two story townhouses in Sanora. Commissioners initiall; agreed with staff's recommen dation but after discussioi S «t Apartments, Page 8A See Agency, Page SA C o m m is s io n d iscu sse s p la n s to exp an d L a k e M a ry C ity H a ll work for downtown,” Brender said. “There is a certain oldi world charm or ambiance of a downtown fire station." If the fire station is built on existing city hall property, addi­ tional land will not have to be purchased. "The money we save by not purchasing additional land could instead be used for the building,” Brender said. Four site proposals were pre­ sented Thursday, which includ­ ed everything from a city hall expansion without a sub-station on-site, to constructing both facilities on the property. By Michelle Jerta M anaging Editor D o m e n ic D iM a si Lake M a ry resident Index lifestyle .. O bttuorfet O p in io n . . P olk * lo g LAKE MARY — As the city continues to grow, so does city hall. As a result, the facility is currently experiencing a "max out" problem. City commissioners, however, are working on a solution. During a Thursday work ses­ sion, city staff and engineers from CFH Engineers Inc., dis­ cussed several city hall expan­ sion plans, including a proposal to double the size of the facility and build a fire department sub­ station on city hall's existing property. “The current building was Right now, we are experi­ encing the problem o f being maxed out. mation regarding the city hall site in conjunction with a pro­ posal to build a sub-station with­ in the downtown area. Of two options presented, commission­ ers favored the fire station's con­ struction on existing city hall land rather than on property located near Fifth Avenue and S « « C ity H a ll, P a g e 6 A 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/. 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