3 10 84 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ff69a6f5e3ecfb804ccf453249497fd.pdf 8f34d5c251cc822eac5650e80b17c487 PDF Text Text P age 6 B Aufust 10 a ii. 2005 Le g a u T n Hk>alo L b g a is none® O f » hvraBy g M n by C«y ot Santord to: S ta ff Tru«M. FBO 13b W •109. Ornette, F l 32786, m any or in 1308 W 15*> F I 33771. lag Lot 16 Fla Land* Cotonuauon COS Add to Santord PM Book 1. Am 73 of w ruoac nocona of County. Florida, to ba in a tory unmhaMabta or imrata condition, and toal Via Cby Commsaton * ■ hoto a Pubk Hearing In fta Cby OomndMton Chamber* of Cby Mai at 7 0 0 p m on Aufiial t t , M M . Al Ma haanng tha Cby Commlaaton shall hear ovktenca and *M datorrmna whaffar or not tota proparty anal ba nwulaiwnail You ara haraby ordarad to appaar batora toa Cby Commit sion at ffta \*ono#mn»oon rveenng 10 n hoard and ptaaarb your atoa of toa caoo You tiawo Via H0 ht to u tapiaaant you batora Via Board. Ybu haw* a nght to cal b ah alaaw alaato Ina a l other wtoiam a. Vyoudo not appaar. Via Cby Cornmladon may proceed wSVnut you. Cby oi Santord. tniQfCwrn»rii LPrvriton Coda 300 N Park Amo Santord. FL 33771 |4071 330-3044 ■y order at tie Cby CotmVeaton at Vis Cby at Santa*. Ftortda. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: ■ a to appeal a to at tia ha may naad a verbtorn record of record la not provtoad by Vw Cby ot Santord (FS 3880103) PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEOMQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COOROMATOR AT 3303638 48 HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEETING JutylXaOM NOTCIOF APUSUC HCAMNQTOI AMAPPEAL OP THCI OF A CONOmOMAi. UM rvoncw is rmmFf g w i m i ■ PuM c Hearing wM ba hold In >M Commtation Chambara at Cby H a l In tha Cby o l Santord. Florida, at 7 00 o'dtock PM . on Monday. Auguat 22, >008. to conaidar an appaal of Via Oanlal by tha Planning and Zoning Com m laiion on Jgna 18. ZOOS, ot a Condaonal Uaa riq u a st tor Via purpoaa ot aAwrtog an out­ door car storage yard M 301 Parstoimon Avanue. said prop­ erty baing m ors particularly ALL BIK 4 TR 22 6 W 2 ol VACO ST ADJONE, TOWN OF SANFORD. PB 1 PO 118 Tha Cby Commission may, after Via Haaring. affirm, deny, or lacommandaOon ot Via Planning and Zoning Commission, and the action ot tha Cby Commrsoton aha! ba llnal Al partial m interest and cbUsna dial have an opportunity to ba NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM F1LEO TWO (3) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha data ot Drat publcaAon at this None* Is August 10. 2008 SOPHIA A PALUMBO 888 Canary Left# Court Santord, Ftotida 32773 CARTER A BRADFORD Ftortda Bar No. 0008183 304 E. Colonial Drive Orlando, FL 33801 Tstaphona: (407) *33-3401 (407) 423-2870 tor PiMM i : August 10. 17. 2003 T032 10.2008 T09O MTHE CMCUfTCOURT PON COUNTY, NLS NO. aSSCP-141S M RE: ESTATE OF NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (7) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE OCCEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha data ot Drat pubiesfton ol Vto Noth* N Auguat 10. 3008 Gloria T. Curiae 1737 Pina RUge Road Santord. Ftortda 33773 JAMES A BARKS. Attorney Ftortda Bar No 197584 1130 W. First Street. Stole B Santord. FL 32771 407/321-1224 tor PuMatt: Auguat 10. 17.2008 T003 M THB ORCUTTCOURT POR ICOUNTY, MTHE ORCUTTCOURT FOR COUNTY, FUINX MM CP-1811 IN RE: ESTATE OF DRUETTA FORBEY ALBRIGHT. IN RE: ESTATE OF DOROTHY ARNOLD. NOTICS TOCREDITORS I VINCENT L PALUMBO. NOTICS TOCREDITORS NOTICS TO Publish August 10. 17. 3000 T029 PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. CyntNa Porter, Deputy Cby Ctork Tha 8 6 vMaesSon ot toa aetata Ot VINCENT L PALUMBO. llKMMdt NtKM d B l Of dN ft was May 31. 3008; Flto Number 2008-CP-1413. N psndtog to Via Ctrcub Court tor Samlnola County, Florida. Probata umaaon, in# io w m i oi wnicri m PO. Bos 8088. Santord. FL 33773. Tha namaa and aa ot Via Rapraaantattva Tha adnnievaion ot VtaaaNSa ol DOROTHY ARNOLD, dscaassd. whose data at death wsa July 18. 2008, Is parsing to Via Ocurt Court tor Samtoola County, Florida, Probata Divtetan, via addreaa ot which N 301 N Park Avenue, Santord. FL 32771. Tha namaa and addresse s ol Via Personal Representative and Via Personal Rspraaentaava'i shot- at OURETTA FORBEY ALBRIGHT, deceased, whoee dass at deato waa October 23, 3004. N pending In Vw Circuit Court tor Samtoola County. Ftortda, Probata Division. Fie Na: 3008CP13I1. Via addreaa at which Is: Semtoots County Courthouse 30t N Park Avenue Santord. FL 33771 The names and addresses ot Vie Personal Representative AM cndNore of tfw dtctdm l nay ara aat tonti bataer. ■nd1otficr pitsofw hairing ciaifnt Al u adbuis ot Via dacadsnt and oViar paraona having ctatoia or damanda agatoat dacadsnfs aetata on ehom a copy ol VS* nodes la raquaad to ba aarvad must Na Vtor dabna wei Ma Court WTTHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al other cradtexi ot Via deco­ ders end persons having daime or damanda agatoat daoadanTa aatete must Na toa* derma wtVi Ma Court WTTHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 703 OF THE FLORIDA i. an wham a copy ot Ma ftoOos Is rsquirsd to be mvad must Na Vwir dams wih Ma Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THC DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Al otoor creators ot toa or dfyiandi agalnaf dscsdenfi salats must Na Yaw dame with Ma Court WTTHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 703 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Al creditors of Vie Decedent, and otaar parsons having daimt or damanda agatoat decedent's •slsls. 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Aa CLAIMS NOT SO FlEO Wia BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING Vh E TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE OCCCDCNTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha darn at Net pubBetoton at Ms NoBce Is August 10. 3008. Janet Afcrtgf* Horvoto 8471 Subs 303 vuosri l* rw ii, jf., Ftortda Bar Na 0088147 ROWE AND ROWE. P.A 8471 303 FL 33358 904/730-2070 FAX: (904) 730-3818 •or FuUM: August 10.17.3008 T034 Nonciop FICTmOUB NAME No8ca Is hereby gNen tost I am In buatosas at 48B-1 Lake Causeway. AbamoMa Springs. Florida, toidsr toa FteMous Name ot AWRudaa Satan, and to a i I M end Id taglstor said nama r t o Via DM sion o l Corporations. Ftortda, to accorwNi toa provisions a t Vis • Statutes, to-W it Section88800, Ftortda! 2003. Joaaphtoa Gray Pubtsh August 10.3005 T043 NOTICS OP PUBLIC AUCTION rfCwot ■ nsrpoy g w . r«*nf § tsooy ■■ m at Pubic AucOon tor taivaga tor cash on damand to hlghaat b(ddar. Via AUGUST 13. 1884 Ford SW V(N# 1FALP5743RG121842 Tha audlon w8 ba hold at 12:00 PM on toa said dstso above. At Semtode P art 8 Body 2840 S. Myrtle Ave. Santord. F l 33773 rroipipcwni uHXHpii may ffivpfcr vehicles one hour prior to sato. Terms are cash or funds. Samtoola teaarves Vw right to saospt or rsfact any and afl Uda. Pubiah: August 10. 3006 T044 ■EA ITIW L NORTH CAROLINA. ESCAPE THE HEa T W'THE COOL' BEAUTIFUL PEACEFUL MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NC MOUNTAINS. Homes, Cabins, Acreage A Investments. Cherokee Mountain Realty GMAC Real Estate, Murphy www.cherokeemomtaiiirrtltY.com Call for Free Brochure (800)841-3868. Outdoors Marina Day, contact AMI at (202) 737-9774, or e-mail Brooke Ftshel at BFbheWMarinaAssodation.org Omtiiraed from Ptg* 2 B swim Away to safety. We could not have asked for a better day to be on the water. The "Slobberknocker" trout was the fish of the day. All but a few fish were caught on artificial baits. The Rip Tide Flats Chub rigged on a DaUchi 4/0 circle hook landed the majority of fish. We used the "Stupid Rig", which is simply running the hook a 1 /2 inch down the nose of the bait through the side. We caught a few on the Rip Tide 3 inch mullet on the 1/8 Rip Tide Pro Jig head. We were fishins in 2-to-4 feet of water and the fish were going nuts. Check out the website www.aaahawgwilddurters.com or call 407406-0819 to book your adventure. Tight lines and good fishing. BOATU.S. COOPERATING MARINAS RAMPING UP FOR NATIONAL MARINA DA BoatU.S. Cooperating Marinas, which make boating more afford­ able by offering substantial dis­ counts on fuel, transient slips and repairs, are ramping up for National Marina Day, Saturday, August 13. BoatU.S. (Boat Owners Assodation of The United States) and its 825 BoatUS. Cooperating Marinas are co-sponsors of this grass-roots effort designed to bring local community attention to the valuable role marinas play in pro­ viding access, encouraging respon­ sible use, and generating economic activity. National Marina Day was created by the Association of Marina Industries to highlight the important role marinas play in their communities. With activities slated for the whole family, Marina Day 2005 will spotlight on how marinas are fami­ ly-friendly gateways to recreational boating. BBQs, music, raffles, chari­ ty fundraisers, visits by local elected officials, beach dean-ups, regattas and boat safety demonstrations are all part of the festivities. "Marinas are more than just a locally-run small business. They are invaluable to the boater's lifestyle and fulfill a critical need by provid­ ing access and services," said Jim Sdriofield, Manager of the BoatUii. Cooperating Marina Program and 2005 Marina Day Committee Member. "Marina Day lets others in the community share in their suc­ cess in providing quality recreation, and with just two weeks to go, everyone is getting very exdted about shpwlflg oft their facility and showing town leaders how ttwy contribute economically and to their dtizens' enjoyment of their water­ front." For more information on National WAL-MART FLW REDF1SH SERIES TO VISIT TITUSVILLE The $1.9 million Wal-Mart FLW Redfish Series - the most lucrative redfish tournament trail in the world - is headed to Titusville Aug. 19-20 for the circuit's seventh event Up to 150 teams will be competing in the Eastern Division's final tour­ nament of the regular season, which features a $200,000 cash puree. Anglers, competing in two-man teams, will fish for a top award of as much as $50,000. Competitors will also be vying for valuable points that could earn them a berth into the no-entry-fee $300,000 WalMart FLW Redfish Series Championship in Mobile, Ala., O ct 27-29 for a shot at as much as $100,000. A stone's throw from the Kennedy Space Center, some of the nation's best redfish anglers might find the Titusville waters and the popular Mosquito Lagoon a bit low when the tournament arrives in late August "Probably 130 of the 150 boats will be fishing in Mosquito Lagoon, but the water is very low right now," resident redfish pro Michael Cisco said. Cisco has been fishing the lagoon and surrounding waters for 30 yean. • "This will be primarily a sight fishing tournament with most com­ petitors fishing extremely shallow water” Cisco said. "The redfish here are very spooky." Cisco pre­ dicts that 13 or 14 pounds a day will have a team in the hunt for the first-place prize. Sand Point Park will host daily takeoffs and weigh-ins at 7 a.m. and 3 p.m., respectively. Takeoffs and weigh-ins are free and open to the pubuc. Teams will compete for two days to determine the winner based on accumulated weight. The winning team earns $25,000 cash. If a member of the winning team is the original owner of a Ranger Champion, Aquas port or Wellcraft boat or a Hydra Sports 1900,2000 or 2300 Bay Bolt that is used during the tournament the winners also receives a $12,500 bonus. Additionally, if a member of the winning team is the original owner of a Yamaha outboard that b used during the tournament the winners also receives a $12,500 bonus from Yamaha for total award of $50,000. Every team that receives weight credit in i tournament ram s points that d4tfeitnine'Angler standings. For more information on FLW Outdoors and its tournament pro­ grams, vbit FLWOutdoors.com or call (270) 252-1000. LAKEVIEW MOUNTAIN PROPERTY -3.13 Acres $37,990. Spectacular property offering breathtak­ ing take and mountain views. Located 20 minutes bom Helena. 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Fagan III Dalandantfs) NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by wlua ol Vial carton Writ o l Elocution luuod out erf and undar tha saal ol Vi* County Court ol Samtoola County, Florida. Casa t 05 SC 0363 upon a Anal judgmarK randuad n Via atorasato court « Viol carlam caaa anOdad Otis l. Boston PlamMI vs John V Fagan ill. Oafsndanl(t) which aforesaid Wnt ol Esacuton was datoarad to ma aa Shore ol Sammota County. Florida and I Hava lovtad upon al too nghl. Mia and mtaraot 0/ tha datandants m Via MA towing dotenpad proparty, said proporty Doing located m Samaiote County. Florida, mara parscularly dasertoad as toaows KHH Ford F-150 White Pickup VM IFTEX14N6RKA64636 Tag ( A3 HBW ANF A d $ r r t i$ in R N e tw o r k s o f K lo rid u Week of August 8,2005 and via undamgnod as Shore OI Sommute County Florida, wd al 11 00 A M cn tha l?1h day gl SopumOor AO 2005 0«ar tor sate and sol to lha higriatl bid dor FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO A ll EXISTING HENS « too Front (Suutoi Door, al l a Sagpute te V« Samncoe County Shanffs CSAca IOO Bush Bhd Santord F tord a v « abova doaertoad popart, fhw sato m a travel mada to sabs*/ Via term* <J Va* W>a i* EaauArm L eg als Legau NOTICE OF SALE Donald F. Eskngar. Sharrtt Sammote County. Ftortda PuDAsItod. Auguat 10th 171h. and tha 24th and tha 31*1 August 2005 NOTICE REOAROINO THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDINO SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PAFTTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHER­ IFF'S OFFICE, 100 BUSH BOULEVARD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. 32773 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS (407) 6656012 PutAsh August 10. 17. 24. 31. 2005 T046 Nottoo o* Vthicto Auction (1) 1994 Honda 4DR By* V r J I HQC06666RA125202 (Auction date 8-30-06) (2) 1999 M ar da PAJ Rad Vm* 4F4YR12C1XTM27161 (Auction date 8-1-06) (3) 1993 Buck 40R WN VmV 2G4WB54TXP1436262 (Aucson date 6-1-06) Auctun ate Da Hold on Saa Atiuva Data* At 2pm A l TnCounty luam g 1155 ttefc* Am Winter bpg* F l 12/08 PvAAMh Auguto 10 tU K 1041 TO. Sampson Ludal and Matthows Nobca Is haraby gnan Viat within sixty (60) days, tfw proporty dasettoad botow will ba told Oascnpaon: ot Proparty Lags!: Lag Lol 4. Bik 3, Lockharts Subd. PB 3 PQ TO. Jsrry Avanus. Sanford. FL 32771 Publish July 20. 37. 2005 and August 3. 10. 2005 S065 PUBLIC LEOAL NOTICE As a insult oi mcraasas In popu­ lation, lha Slate ot Florida. Dapartmanl ot Buamosa and Ptolassional Regulation, Diwsion oi Alcohokc Bavaiagoa and Tobacco, an# ba aocapOng application* tor ndto*on m tha drawing tor now quote hquot licansas m Via tattowmg local count*#* and amount* Sammote (1) For a cumpiate ksl ot Vi# courv bat wtwta Kansas w<* ba avteabte. contact any Division o i Alcohokc Bavarsgat and Tobacco olbca Applications wte ba accaplad bogmnmg AUGUST I t . 1008 and continuing through NOVEMBER 12. 2005 A* Vitera tw d parson* should m ok* inquiry by contacting in * BUREAU OF LICENSING oi tia ftvto o n o i Alooiiotc Bavaiago* and tobacco at 400 W Rttomaonte Nor*> lower 8u4* 709 Orlando FL 12801 Putbah Augal 10.17 M A 1048 �W eekend : S unday, A ugust 14, 2005 Oviedo girls win regional* The Oviedo Babe Ruth Soflbal 14U girts went undefeated in 10 games Waterfront vice chair contests break un I By Liar* Edlxon Herald Staff m TO pOTOBMOn. UnfertunaMy, there Is no World Series lor this age WoupSee i f rti , N f » 1 § New flights added to OSIA schedule Allegiant Air and the Orlando Sanford International Airport have announced non­ stop low-fair service beginning Nov. 9 to Sioux Falls Regional Airport in Sioux Falls, S.D. Service will operate twice weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Allegiant will use 130-seat MD-87 jet aircraft. "This is an exciting new addition for our airline and our cus­ tomers as we launch the only scheduled nonstop service between Sioux Fails and Florida", said Maurice J. Gallagher, Allegiant Air president and CEO. Allegiant also offers nonstop service between Sanford and Branson /Springfield, Mo.; Des Moines, Iowa; Lansing M id i; Madison, Wis.; and Peoria, 111. Orlando Sanford International Airport has also announced the start of scheduled serv­ ice on Pan Am clipper Connection to Rickenbacker International Airport in Columbus, Ohio. Direct non-stop flights are scheduled for Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays, with one-stop (St PetersburgClearwater) scheduled for Thursdays. Pan Am Clipper Connection also oper­ ates service to Aguadilla, Puerto Rico; Boston/ Portsmouth, N.H.; Newburgh, N.Y., S t PetersburgClearwater, and San Juan, Puerto Rico. For reservations or schedule information visit the airline's web­ site at wwwRyPanAm.com. Reservations may also be made by phoning 800359-7262. S e m in o l e S m il e Charmly Mann — Hair ilyfcjt at Baity A w n i HaifUyiing in Sanford SANFORD — A decision made by the Sanford City Commission this week had one member of a deleted city board scratching his head and accusing the com­ mission of reneging. As early as June 27, the commission had decided to disband several of the city's boards that were either inactive or no lonrer needed. Many of the functions of those boards that were deemed important were handed off to staff to absorb or to another active board. The only board that openly voiced concern for the deletion of their group Monday was the Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee through Vice Chairman Ron Fraser. He continually fought for the right to stay a board, even down to tne final vote. The commission had charged the Steering Committee with finishing Fort Mellon Park, which was later narrowed down to two tasks: finishing sur­ veys that were sent out in residents' water bills last month, and having three select members of the com­ mittee help choose a landscape architect. Fraser asked the commission at Monday night’s meeting when this deletion of the Steering Committee would go into affect if they voted to dis­ band all of the boards on the list that night. Sm Disband, Pags 3A lo cal clothier d re sse s m en since 1989 By Liana Edlxon Herald Staff MAITLAND — Tom James Clothier has the answer for most men when it comes to buying clothes. Instead of fighting lines and mobs at department stores, and instead of bringing home an outfit, only to have your wife roll her eyes at the mis­ matched pieces, you can have a sales professional come to your home or office and customize a few pieces or your whole wardrobe. Larry Rowland, Sales Leader for the Seminole County and sur­ rounding Central Rorida area, has been dressing men since 1989. "The biggest reason for our success is that most ft>* r Rock-rap duo rooted in Seminole County By Steve Paradis Herald Staff SANFORD — Seminole County is poised to become the next hot act on the nation­ al entertainment scene. No, county commissioners haven't formed a new band, but a male-female duo with roots In Sanford will get the chance at the big time when they open a dozen concerts for Central Florida's own Backstreet Boys. "The Backstreet Boys bring in large numbers to their con­ certs," said guitarist and pro­ ducer Byron Hood, known as Byron J, 24, during a rehears­ al break in Sanford. "You can’t pass up a chance like this." The female half of Seminole County is Jj Thacker, 18, a 2004 graduate of Seminole High School. She brings a lot of attitude to the stage with fast-talking rap and soulful singing. Some of that attitude came from the gridiron at Seminole where she played as the only girl on the football team until her senior year. HaraM p h o to * b y Tom m y V lncant JJ Thacker, 18, above, and Byron Hood, 2 4 , are S em inole County, top photo. They will take their band on the road with the Backstreet Boys hoping to m ake it big in the music industry. The duo said they hope older fans of the pop-sensa­ tion Backstreet Boys click with their hip-hop rock style. They will also play live music unlike the Boys. "We write and record all our own music," Byron said. "I love live instruments. We just want to get the name Seminole County out there world wide." The band will pile into a big van for the tour along with bass guitarist Zacn Grimland of Lake Mary, lead guitarist Jonny Moye and drumm er Billy Thomsen, See Seminole, Page 8A See Clothier, Page 8A T h e s e h a ir c u t s a r e c o o l Museum launches online history game By Llane Edlxon H e ra ld S ta ff By Steve Paradis SANFORD — Children with a fear of scissors or clip­ pers can now enjoy a childfriendly environment at Cool Cuts 4 Kids, which opened Aug. 13, in ihe Marketplace at Seminole Towne Center. Cool Cuts is a new concept in hair styling for kids that makes it fun, instead of fright­ ening, a press release said. The haircutting experience is transformed from standard salon chairs to fun taxicab seats, and televisions at each hair cutting station. Children can pick a movie or video game to play while getting their haircut. White waiting, there is a play area with Thomas the Train, Legos, and disc a televi­ sion with movies such as Shrek, Finding Nemo, and Sponge Bob Square Pants. Herald Staff H araid p h o to by Tom m y V lncant M ichelle Frith, director of m arketing lor Cool Cuts 4 Kids shows off the fire engine chair at the Sanford location. There are also several televi­ sions set up with Nintendo Game Cubes for waiting chil­ dren. All this fun has a serious purpose, according to Armand Phillippi, Cool C ub' founder and CEO. "Having a stranger stand over your head with big, sharp scissors is pretty scary for most kids. Frightened chil- See Haircut, Page 8A SANFORD — The Museum of Seminole County History has launched a brand new game on the World Wide Web to teach students and possibly a few ad u lb about the area's history. The interactive game, found on the county Web site, www.seminolecountyfl.gov/ 11s /m useum / travelQ u est/, allows players to explore Seminole County by train, car, boat or horse. Players gain historical knowledge and meet interesting people along their journey. "Families can learn the his­ tory of the county and have fun doing it," says Karen Jacobs, museum coordinator. "It's a great way to educate people using technology." Each character is different, so when users finish traveling around the county by c a t they should try the horeJ and the others to learn more. Sound should be added to the Web site next week, Jacobs said. "We wanted to do some­ thing with the kids," she said, something lhat would help meet Florida Sunshine Standards. Last year, the museum came up with the History Seekers site, which can still be accessed from the county Web site. "This year we said, 'Let's create a gam e,'" Jacobs recalled. Working with Donald Bates at the school district and Dawn Feabyour at the museum, they come up See History, Page 8A Real Estate Office in Seminole County! Ami, we continue to be the #1 Realty Executives office in the Southern Region. We clotted over 3 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in resid ential re a l e state in Ju n e . And it's all thanks to you. To show our appreciation for your support, please join us ami celebrate our success at our jazz concert. A u g . 2 1 2005 • 1:00 pm to 3 :0 0 pm Central Park Stan* in Winter Park • Jazz Jams Encore - Cristian \uteniuela • Stop by the booth to win ureal prizes! �P a g e 2A Sunday. August H, 2005 T h s H is a l d Seminole Summary A G LA N C E AROUND O U R CO U N TY W ekiva Players Una new Hama a t S a a la ri theater l y Staff Perfect Perch O ut & A bout SAT The Fab Follies wiU pres­ ent the openfoe of its new musical "In The Pink" on Saturday, Aug. 13 and Sunday, Aug. 1< at 2 p.m. at the Orlando Repertory Theatre, Loch Haven Park — Acroee from the Orlando Science Centet 1001 Princeton St, Orlando. Bax Office 407-896-7365. Reserved Seating $15. •ports SANFORD — The Wekiva River Player* have announced dates for three performances for the 2005*2006 season and a new, more permanent venue. The Players will perform "Gypsy* In October, "Kiss Me Kate" in March and next summer have planned "The Music Man*. All will take place at The Central Florida Performing Arts Center at 2921 U.S. Hwy. 17-92 in Sanford. "Gypsy" will run from Oct. 7 through 16. Based on the memoirs of Burlesque performer Gypsy Rose Lee, this musical tells of the struggle to make It to the big time. Show times will be Fridays ana Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. "Kiss Me Kate" performances will take place March 10-19, 2006. The comedy tells the story of a divorced couple who take the leading roles In "The Taming of the Shrew*. Tne story plays out their love/hate relationship on and off stage in the Cole Potter play. Show times are the same on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. N o specific dates have been set for "T h e M u sic M an * perform an ces, but they are scheduled for sum m er 2006. M ered ith W ilso n 's A m erican m usical tells the story of fast-talking traveling salesm an Harold Hill, who m asquerades as a m usic professor and convinces a sm all town to adopt his revolutionary m usic program. Show times will be the same. O pening night socials are planned for the perform ances. Drinks and snacks will be available from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. during opening night or the productions, except for "G ypsy". A special auction and social is scheduled for Oct. 15 for "G yp sy". Bids on auction item s begin at 6:30 p.m. and continue through the inter­ mission o f the show. A donation is requested at the opening night socials, but is com plimentary to members o f the Wekiva River Players. The Players have wanted to find a more perm anent hom e for rehearsals, t j* . ^ performances^ building and m conducting " * well as pr place where children and teens can get involved and grow. According to a new s release, they feel they have found such a place in The Central Florida Perform ing Arts Center. The center, located in the back of the Sanford Plaza adjacent to State Road 417, rents the facility to com m unity perform ­ ance organizations, traveling groups and solo performers. The resident groups of the new center will be the Wekiva River Players and the C hildren's Theater of Florida. The Wekiva River Players is a non­ profit theater organization committed to providing the Central Florida community with quality theatrical entertainment, lildren's educational programs and vol­ cni unteer opportunities. The Players’ partner. The Children's Theater of Florida, is a non-profit organ­ ization serving Central Florida families. The organization offers various pro­ grams to find and nurture the creative perform ing artist in every child. The Children's Theater offers a fam ily-orient­ ed atm osphere where children, teachers, and parents can enjoy the highest quality o f theater that focuses on values. According to the news release, both groups share many goals. The Wekiva River Players "N o Place Like Hom e" Fund was started in May 2005 with the intention o f achieving one goal: To raise enough money to place a down payment on a facility owned and operated by the m em bership of the Players. Although the group has found a home, its "N o Place Like H om e" fund still exists. The group still envisions owning and operating a building independently. This new venue may prove to meet those needs, so the funds will be used in the­ ater upgrades and improvements. Tickets for perform ances are $15 each. Group discounts are available for groups of 10 or more. Call 407-262-1801 to con­ tribute tax-deductable donations to the "N o Place Like Hom e" fund, or for more inform ation. Dan Ping Q Editor and Publisher L e g a l A d v e rtis in g Para S m ith Administration B etty B ennett D isplay A d ve rtisin g Sieve Gieee Ci t te d led A d ve rtisin g Ted W eeer C irc u la tio n Wanda Kourpamdw Chary* Smart CemeesM* an* PrePreae will appear i : Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 700 Elm Ave., in Sanford at 6 p m The service, "To God be the Glory", is for all ages. MON The monthly child [ senger scat checkup for all citizens of Sanford will be held 5 to 7 p m at Sanford Fixe Station No. 2 ,3 0 0 E Airport Blvd., Sanford. For an appointment call Tim Robles at 407-302-2520. The Winter Spring* City Commission will hold a For a young Ash hawk, aka osprey, making some of his lint flights and landtags from ths new oonrtudion at Getaway at WvwWrik project makes a parted perch. Also Its great for viewing a* tw taafy Itah swimming alongths lake front ft* mate upths young bird's favorite menu Hem. workshop session beginning at 5 p.m. in City Hall. W ED The Ttaskawilla Lighting and Beautification District Robbery • Sonia Natsha McCoy, 30, of West lltn Street was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday. She reportedly snatched a purse from another woman and struck her in the face at a store in the 1200 block of Oleander Avenue. She was charged with robbery by sudden snatching, battery — touch or strike, and petty larceny of property over $100. Burglary • Alia Gina Sw eat 25, listed as was arrested by Sanford uesday. Police said they in a structure in the 300 Drive. She was with burglary of an unoc­ cupied dwelling, and property damage of under $200. r Drug related • Quinton Bernard Rumph, 22, of Mara Court, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday in the 1300 block of Locust Avenue. He was charged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell. • Tionie B. Fields, 24, of East 9th Street and John B. Rouse, 34, of Hughes Avenue, were arrested by Sanford police Thursday as the result of a traffic stop in the 1300 block of Sanford Avenue. Fields, a passenger in the vehicle was charged with possession of cocaine, and possession of narcotics equip­ ment. The driver. Rouse, was charged with driving with a sus­ pended license and driving with an expired license tag. • Freddie James Hawkins, 24, of Summerlin Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police on Aug. 5, at 8th Street and Hickory Avenue. He was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. • Andy Gonzalez, 40, of Orlando, was arrested by Sanford police on Aug. 5, on Old England Loop in Sanford. Officers said they saw him Place, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at his resi­ dence following a family dispute. He was charged with two counts of battery - touch or strike; and two counts of Intimidating /threatening a witness/victim. involved in a possible drus transac­ tion. He was charged with posses­ sion of under 20 grams of marijua­ na, tampering with evidence, and resisting an officer without violence. • Jason James Jones, 24, of Fox Quarry Lane, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police early Thursday in tne 2900 block of Orlando Drive. Officers were called when he report­ edly took a box of cigarettes from a store without paying. He was charged with petty larceny, and peasession of controlled substances including over 20 grams of marijua­ na. Assault - Battery • Chad Joshua Self, 29, of Rachelle Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at his apartment He reportedly had been involved in a dispute with a female. He was charged with battery touch or strike (domestic violence). • Matthew Davis Washington, 21, of West 5th Street was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at his residence, following a family alter­ cation He was charged with aggra­ vated assault (domestic violence) and resisting an officer without vio­ lence. • Susan D. Thomas, 41, of Casa Marina Place, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at her residence early Thursday fallowing a physical fight with her son She was charged with battery - causing bodily harm (domestic violence). • Walter Randle, 44, of Palm • Darryl Bouey, 45, of Pecan Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday in the 2000 block of McCarthy Avenue. He reportedly had been involved in a dispute with his wife in the 900 block of Avacado Avenue. He waa charged with bat­ tery - causing bodily h u m (domes­ tic violence). • Jeannot Stfieure, 18, and Dane lie Denise Jones, 38, both of Hartwell Avenue, were arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at their resi­ dence, following a mother-son con­ frontation. Each was charged with battery - causing bodily harm (domestic violence). • Tyron Baez Villalabos, 20, of Palmetto Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at his resi­ dence, following a family dispute. He was charged with aggravated battery, burglary with assault or bat­ tery, and property damage of over $200. Thefts • Kelly Anne Morgan, 32, of Park Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at a store in Seminole Towne center. She report­ edly took $124 in items from the store without paying. She was charged with fust-degree petty lar­ ceny. • Willie C. Brown, 37, of West 11th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday at Highway 17-92 and 15th Street. He was reportedly driving a vehicle reported stolen in Orange City. He was charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle, and posses­ sion of narcotics equipment. Public elementary school lunch menu 15 G ianni's P izza Pepperoni or Cheese C alifornia V egetable O tis Spunkm eyer Cookie Assortm ent of F ruit/ Fresh B aby Carrots C hoice of M ilk 15 18 Fish N uggets G oldfish G raham C rackers Jell-O Assortm ent of Fruit/ Fresh Baby C arrots C hoice of Milk 17 All American Hot Dog w/ Chili & Cheese Jungle Animal Crackers Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk 18 Baked Zlti Garden Salad Garlic Breadatick Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk 19 i i a Pledaul Dean Smart Tim m y V n ce rt S u n d a y A u g u st 14. 200 5 • Vo! 113, N o 91 PuM ahed every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc - 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL 32771 • Phone (407) 322 2011 • Fas (407) 323-9406 "How to get an Edge on the Real Estate M arket at a luncheon from 11 JO to 1 p.m. at the Chamber in downtown Sanford. Guest Speaker -will be David Johnson, Seminole County property appraiser. The Oviedo-Winter Springs Kiwanls G u b will meet at 7:30 a.m. at the Tuscawilla Country G u b. Guest speaker will be attor­ ney Bruce Harris who will discuss eminent domain, and how the Supreme Court rul­ ing has impact on the area. SAT The third annual Golden Lyre Awards will start at 8 p.m. following a 6 p.m. reception at the Helen Stairs Theatre. Tickets for the black tie event are $25 or $12 for theatre members. The awards honor artistic achievement. Call 407-3218111. The Sem inole Bromeliad Society will sponsor Bromeliad Fantasy on Aug. 20 and 21 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sanford Carden G ub, at Highway 17-92 and Fairmont Drive. There will be displays and plants for sale. For more information contact Sudi Hipsley at 352504-6162 or Bud Martin at 321-363-7351. Donate Blood at the Uttl Red Bus. A blood drive will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.rr at Ace Hardware in Sanford A photo ID will be required from first-time donors. Many special gifts may b available to long-time donors. Write to us: Slava Paradis Dona Die !r <cn lia n a Edison Men.a H a e k rtt The Sanford Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will present We welcome sod encourage your letters anrl comment!. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be pnhiuhart "Serving Scnunole Cnuniy Since 1908" E d ito ria l Advisory Committee will meet at 7 p m in Winter Springs City Hall. Items on tne agenda include several Urban Beautification proj­ ects. THU Baked all white meat Chicken Nuggets w/ Dip Mashed Potatoes w/ Gravy Dinner Roil Fruit/Baby Carrots Choice of Milk The Sanford Herald I J 300 N. 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Fraser claim ed that not long ago the com m ission voted to allow the Waterfront Steering Committee to finish out Fort Mellon Park, as its last task before it disbands. “If this goes into effect immediately, then basically the commission is reneging on that, so I'm a bit confused about that," Fraser said. Fraser wanted that section of the ordinance to state that they were to continue with their task of Fort Mellon Park before being completely dis­ banded. Fraser insisted to the com m ission that their next task was to narrow down the RFQs the city receives for landscape architects and to pass those recommendations along to the commission. M ayor Linda Kuhn explained that the Steering Committee was asked to do the survey, which was com­ plete, and that they selected three members of the commit­ tee to help select the land­ scape architect. She told Fraser she believed he was one of three chosen for that committee. "You're correct," Fraser told the Mayor. Mayor Kuhn said that this ordinance would not interfere with the final task those three members were asked to com­ plete. "W ell, if the Waterfront M aster Plan Steering Committee no longer exists after you take your vote tonight, how can we complete our task," Fraser asked? Mayor Kuhn said that the task he was charged with by the commission was limited in scope, but that they were part o f a sub-committee that has been asked to review the RFQs to help narrow down the choices for a landscape architect Forl'MelkWi Prfrk. "A lt right. Well, this is all SANFORD — The Sanford Historic Trust recently announced that it will host an art competition to decide what image the historic preservation group will use on 1,000 posters and 5,000 magazine-quality tour guides celebrating its 17tn annual holiday home tour. Artists throughout Central Florida are invited to submit photographs, paintings, draw­ ings, and digital a r t Trie theme of the contest focuses on his­ toric Sanford structures, but any work that celebrates Sanford is welcome. There will be cash prizes and gifts for the finalists. The piece of art that takes first place will be featured on the cover of 5,000 tour guides and 1,000 posters. First place will be awarded $150 dollars. Second place will receive $100. Third place will win $50. There will also be three honorable mentions. All finalists will receive a free Tour of Homes ticket. Artwork Requirements are: • Artists may work in any medium, but it must be 12 by 16 inches or 18 by 24 inches, or be easily converted to this size. Art must be two-dimensional when submitted. • Artwork may be submit­ ted by picture, slide, digital copy, or original. 4. Deadline to submit art­ work is Friday, Aug. 19. An historic Sanford Structure theme is encouraged. Discontinued boards: • Board of Adjustment — Transfer needed func­ tions to Planning and Zoning Board and the staff Development Review Team. • Central Contractors Examining Board —• No longer needed. City does not issue certificate of com­ petency to contractors. • Central Human Relations Advisory Board — Currently not functioning. May be recreated shoutd the need arise. • Cemetery Advisory Board — Limited functions will be assumed by Manager of Parks and Grounds and City Manager. • Nuisance Abatement Board — Limited functions to be assumed by Code Enforcement process. • CDBG Advisory Board — No longer active. Functions will be fulfilled through neighborhood meetings. • Scenic Improvement Board — Staff and new neighborhood im provem ent initiative will futfill functions. • Sanford Airport Zoning Board — Responsibilities have been assigned to Airport Authority through the Land Development Code. • Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee — Functions assumed by CRA board. C * Me record, it's on tape, it's in meetings, and I have to differ with you Mayor, that's ju st not accurate," Fraser said. A fter F raser finished sp eaking D istrict 1 C om m issioner Art W oodruff asked for clarification pur­ poses if the three m embers, who would be form er m em ­ bers after the vote, would still be charged w ith review ­ ing the RFQs, and the M ayor said that w as her u n d er­ standing o f it. The com m ission agreed unanim ously on a vote to reduce the num ber of ad vi­ sory boards in clud in g the W aterfront M aster Plan Steering com m ittee. Sanford, FL 32771. A Sanford theme is mandatory, according to organizers. Artwork can be submitted to: Kim House, River House Pottery, 118 Palmetto Ave., For questions or more infor­ mation, call me Matt Gunderson at 321-363-7792 or Kim House at 407-323-9272. 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August 14. 2005 T he H u a l d Opinion Do You Pay Attention? r v M n ) cag'ecartoons con mk Having recently been on international air flights, the crash of the Air France Flight 358 on Tuesday, Aug. 2. in Toronto, Canada, got my mind to thinking about safety matters. The aircraft, coming in from an overseas flight skidded off the runway and burst into flames upon landing. Yet the 309 passengers and crewmembers managed to escape from the aircraft in less than two minutes. No one was killed, and persons receiving what were called minor injuries, numbered 22 to 43, depending on which source gave out information. Considering previous large aircraft crashes when dozens of people were killed because they couldn't exit the craft this one was amazing, and the crew, which helped the passengers escape, ate, in my estimation, true heroes. Prior to a commercial aircraft leaving the ground, crew members always give a brief talk on where the escape hatches or doors are locat­ Nick ed, how to escape (slide) down those shoots and Pfeifauf the location o f oxygen masks should air pres, ... v » ,, « sure * * *°8 t M the aircraft will be going over water; instructions are given on the location of flotation equipment tife jackets, and how to use them. In addition, pamphlets are usually contained in the pocket behind the next sea t giving the same information. In one large air­ craft I was in, TV monitor* came out of the top rack and the infor­ mation came through that means. lim e after time however; I see my fellow passengers ignoring the possible life-saving information that is being given. I have even heard people commenting that they wish the stewardess would shut up, that they have flown before and know all of the informa­ tion. They don't even bother to look around to locate the nearest escape hatch. Apparently, the passengers on Flight 358 paid attention because their escape reportedly went smoothly and most everyone knew what to do when die plane crashed. Persons who refuse to keep their seatbelts fastened at all times are also one of my pet peeves. No one knows when air turbulence may hit the craft and folks will be jostled around. Even though most airlines will tell you to keep them fashioned at all times, even though the flight is at normal altitude, many folks unhitch them. This is a not a good practice. It could be dangerous and even more so if you have small children who don't have their weight keeping them in the seat like many adults. Of course aircraft crashes, especially when they involve com­ mercial airliners are always big news. But it seems as though every time we have an aircraft involved in a mishap, folks panic and, for a time, refuse to fly. Yet look at the comparison between the num­ ber of people who fly versus those who drive their cars. The typi­ cal motorist driving on 1-4 or some other highway, is in a much greater danger. The per-mile per-person average is not good for the motoring public, compared to air miles. When tnat stewardess begins her (or his) lecture on aircraft safe­ ty, PAY ATTENTION. You may never be involved in making an emergency escape froitt tfvtfplarttf, orilartd brfri the Water, and that'': oxygen mask may newf'cOrtie down because of failure in air pressure. But wouldn't it be better to know what to do in an emer­ gency and where the escape route is. P S Regarding last week's column on what (1 was told) were called "Drunk Cars", in Italy. Sandra Taylor o f Lon gw ood sent me a similar photo of the car she took in Paris during a tour of Europe in June. Sne said they were called "Smart Cars" and produced by Mercedes Benz. She says they are available in Canada but not the \JS. She also said that Andy Rooney featured the Smart Car on the "60 Minutes" TV show recently. Thanks Sandra. Your Views Magnolia Square needs more work to look inviting To the E d itor What has happened to Magnolia Square? It is totally lifeless now. I liked the way the gardens used to flow in an out around the square. The plants that surround it now have no imagination. I liked the trees that used to give shade. The new magnolias can be messy trees and you can't sit under them tike the trees that once graced that area (a couple still remain). There was no imagi­ nation put into the design and as for being a central part of the downtown area, Magnolia Square looks totally unfin­ ished. It just seems like part of Magnolia venue, instead of a nice place to get together with friends. Tt also looks and IS very hot (too m any bricks) and not at all inviting. Who would want to sit there now? I, personally, would tike to see a fountain in Magnolia Square, and a large one. If the idea to do away with the sur­ rounding gardens was to enlarge the area for cere­ m onies or bands, then the fountain could be b u ilt towards the back of the square, near Da Vinci's, w ith a nice garden built around the back of it, including trees that ;ive shade. I also do not like e black metal stops that run across M agnolia Avenue between the buildings to stop cars and think funds should be put toward building a dec­ orative brick 5-foot high wall (perhaps of different heights) with a wrought iron design running across the top o f it to make a nice backdrop for the square. The wall would not go clear across the road but per­ haps be centered in the m id­ dle and running a certain number of feet out each way. A raised planter running along both sides of the wall would look lovely, including lighting. Perhaps this kind of design could also incorporate the fountain. There would be plenty o f room on each side of this wall for venders to bring in their wares and for the stores further down the street to be seed: ' .......... ' ^ Som ething needs to be done with this area and it should be done right. It really could be a show piece for our downtown area but right now, it looks awful. Don't cut com ers to save money. M ake this a truly beautiful area. If time, plan­ i ning and money are invested into making Magnolia Square a place that everyone will want to visit, it will pay back in dividends. If you are going to do something, then DO IT RIGHT. Perhaps a contest should be held to encourage everyone in our town to put forth their ow n Ideas on how to best beautify Magnolia Square. Sincerely, Molly Pflucger Sanford Sign helps fight crime for woman To the Editor The articles on crime are very im p ortan t.! had a home invasion In 2004, July 6. I now have all new win­ dows with two locks on each window, and locks on the screens. I have this sign on my garage (below). A motion tight shines on i t I really feel what I have done has helped. P.S. A brick wall should also be built on the west side of M agnolia Avenue along the bank's parking area to match the one that tne bank built on Park Avenue years ago. That would really look great and enhance the area. Mrs. Clara L. Palmer Sanford As seen ijjjf L TfflSTMtroe&mBlHTS, ^ ANMUniESandINSUftANCEPAYOUTS H PT Y l.V. (800} 794-7310 H o st u t E xch an ge S tu d e n t T o d a y ! WholeWorldGospel Center Summer Gefelmtion Church of G od of P rophesy 2509 Elm Ave., Sanford I “H o p e Stre e t save money on your utility bills? Be the talk of your neighborhood and conserve energy with natural gas Get cash rebates* from Florida Public unities redeemable toward the installation of natural gas appliances. 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He was a plumber/pipe fitter. He was a 32nd degree Mason, a mem­ ber of Lions and Shriners. He belonged to Aloma United M ethodist Church. Survivors include son, John A. Baker m o f Houston, Tex.; daughter, Tonya Travelstead o f M aitland; brother, Darrell E. Baker o f Sheridan, A rk ; four grandchildren. ColUson Family Funeral Homes Sc Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge o f arrangements. PATRICIA R. BID D LE Patricia R. Biddle, 57, of S. O range Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, A u g 8 ,2005 at her residence. Bom in Clay, W.Va., she moved to Sanford from Massillon, Ohio in 1975. She was a homemaker. Survivors include son, Anthony Biddle of DeBary; mother, Tressie Conrad of Sanford; brothers, Clinton Conrad of Massillon, Ohio, Wayne Conrad of Daytona Beach; two grandchildren. Memorial donations are recommended to Good Samaritan Home of Florida, 17D4 West 9th Street Sanford, 32771. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. HUGH BRADDY Hugh Braddy, 86, of Geneva, died Tuesday, Aug. 9,2005 at his residence. Bom in Dublin, Ga., he moved to Geneva in 1940. He was a for­ mer rancher, citrus grower and dairyman. He was a member of First Baptist church of Geneva, tne American legion, and a World War II veteran of the U S . Air Force. Survivors include son, Hugh Russell Braddy of Geneva; daughter, Janis Lynn Braddy o f Geneva; brothers, Windel Braddy of Geneva and Paul Braddy of Wekiva Springs; sister, Laluan Tindall of Sanford; four grandchil­ dren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, at First Baptist Church of Geneva with burial to follow at Geneva cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. HAZEL H. CASH Hazel H. Cash, 87, of Sanford, died Wednesday, Aug. 10,2005. She was bom B a tts F u n era l B orn e S im 1967 tor you< ind especially on your Jt birthday, August 14. We miss you and will always love you dearly. VIN CEN T G EO R G E ‘ HOWELL Vincent George Howell, 78, of Corkwood Drive, Oviedo, died Monday, Aug. 8, 2005. Bom in Bullet Tree, Jamaica, he moved to Central Florida in 1989. He was a retired pharmacy stock clerk and a member of Church of God of Prophecy. Survivors include son, George Howell o f New York; daughters, Bridgett HowellLobban of Oviedo, Karen Howell-Rashford of Orlando; sister, Edith Francis of Jamaica; eight grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. JE S S IE M AE JA M ES Jessie Mae James, 72, of Cady Street, Rochester, N.Y., died Thursday, Aug. 4, 2005 at Park Ridge Hospital, Rochester. Sne was bom Sept. 9 ,1932 in Lamont, Florida. She was an administrator for R.I.T. in Rochester. She was memorial service at his home in Sanford. A memorial serv­ ice will be conducted in Charlotte, N.C. on Aug. 24, at 34 p.m. at Myers Park Presbyterian Church. In lieu o f flowers, donations may be sent to the Alzheimer's Association or Davidson College. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. Baptist. Survivors include sons, Derrick James, Sr. and Darryl L. James, both of Seattle, Wash.; daughters, Theresa B. James-Richardson o f Sanford, M are G. James-Elliott of Rochester; brothers, Roosevelt Green and Emory Green, both of Sanford, and Eddie L Green of Brooklyn, N.Y.; sis­ ters Pearlie Mae Trotter of Rochester, Shirly Green of Atlanta, Ga., and Edna Jones of Sanford; six grandchildren. A service of remembrance will be held Saturday, Aug. 13, at 2 p.m. at Eichelberger's Memorial Chapel. Visitation for friends will be Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon, and 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. Interment will follow at Crawford Cemetery in Sanford. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. LARRY D. KEY Larry D. Key, 54, of Winter Park, died Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2005 in Altamonte Springs. He was bom Aug. 15,1950 in McCracken County, Ken. He was an architect. Survivors include mother Frances M. Key; brother, Gary Key; two nieces and one nephew. Funeral services will be Sunday, Aug. 14, at 2 p.m. at Banfield Funeral Home with Chaplain Jean Ricks officiat­ ing. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. SIN G LETO N DEW EY K ESSLER Singleton Dewey Kessler, 75, of Sanford, died Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2005. He was bom in Charlotte, N.C. He was retired as Senior K«Ml«r Vice President of BB&Y Westbrook. He was a veteran of the U S. Army. Survivors include wife, Susan; son, S. Dewey Kessler, Jr ; daughter, Anne Kessler Jones; stepdaughters Kate Lockett Briggmann, Lynne Lockett Tucker and Sherron Lockett-Jones; brother, D. Lacy Kessler; six grandchil­ dren. There will be a private BULAH M AE LOGAN Bulah Mae Logan, 69, of West 5th Street, Sanford, died Thursday, Aug. 4, 2005, at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom April Logan 1, 1936, in Dublin, Ga., she moved to Sanford from Immokalee in 1967. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors include son. Jam es H om e; daughters, Janice H om e, Rosetta H om e, Daisy Bell W hite and Bessie Mae H om e, all of Sanford; eight grandchildren; 18 great­ grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Saturday, Aug. 13, at 11 a.m. at Shiloh Cemetery, West 25th Street in Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. ALZADA W ILLIA M S ST A R K S Alzada W illiams Starks, 83, of Hays ’ Drive, Sanford, died Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2005, at her residence. B om in Oak H ill she moved to Sanford from Rochester, N.Y., 12 years ago. She was retired from Eastman Kodak. She was a member of Allen chapel A.M.E. Church in Sanford. Survivors include d augh­ ter, A nnie W ynn Joh nson o f Sanford ; sister O zzie "P ee W ee" Low ery o f Sanford; sister-in-law K athryn W illiam s of D aytona Beach. Funeral services w ill be held at 11 a.m . Tuesday, Aug. 16, at A llen Chapel A .M .E. C hurch w ith tne Rev. Valarie Henry, pastor, officiating. C alling hours will be from 4 until 7 p.m. M onday at A llen C hapel A .M .E. Church, and from 9:30 a.m . until service time Tuesday. G ail 4c W ynn's M ortuary, O rland o, in charge of arrangem ents. law mm Iran SamlMle Canty M tax Increases 35 percent Insee year S ta rts A i *9 9 0 Starts At *299 Affordable Buy Credit Affordable Payment Plans Affordable For Any Budget yuMuMefmnSh T7» BumnL Y o u r c fc lld m , gran d ch ild ren . Jan. 31,1918 in Galax, Va. She was retired from the sheriff's office and a member of First United Methodist Church of Sanford. Survivors include daughter Nancy of Alexandria, Va.; son. Jack of Lake Mary; sis­ ters, Arlene Stoneman of Fancy Gap, Va., Helen Liles of Seminole, Jean Shaw of Winter Park, Frances Stephenson of Washington, N.G.; three grandchildren. A memorial service will be held Thursday, Aug. 16, at First United Methodist Church of Sanford at 10 a.m., with pastor Jim Bradshaw officiating. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. iB n aW W ItA lr« SANFORD — The Seminole County Tourist Development Council has announced that Tourist Development Tax numbers, commonly referred to as "Bed Tax", have increased by 35 percent from June 2004 to June 2005. Additionally, the amount from October through September, Fiscal Year-toDate, have increased by 45 percent. The Tourist Development Tax is a three percent charge collected on stays at each, of Seminole County's short-term accommodation facilities. Seminole County tourism is currently celebrating the high­ est occupancy races since 2000. Compared to the same period one year ago, the countywide occupancy rate is 37 percent higher this yea; compared to last year's figure. Tourism in Seminole County generated $2.2 million in resort taxes in 2004, and cre­ ates 19,000 direct and indirect jobs in tourism-related jobs. For specific figures, the amount received during June of 2004. was $143,039, coror,. pared to June of 2005 wh^n,*,, total of $192,751 was received. OaklawnMemorial Park FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY We Value Our V eterans Serving Central Florida Since 1954 “A Friend When You Really Need One CEM ETERIES 46A & Rinehart Rd. AND FUNERAL HOMES * 24 Hrs. Telephone (407) 322-4263 ‘A sk F o r Your F r e e S im p licity P la n * P re-A rra n g em en t G u id e ” Our United States Veterans have provided our country with a valuable service. The folks at Brisson Funeral Home remember that service and want to say thanks. Veterans will receive a FREE CASKET ydy, at their time of need. 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FL 32750-5394 407-339-3817 Chris Whaley, Senior Pastor Sunday • 9:30 am Sunday School •10:50am Worship Service •5:00pm Youth Choir •5:30pm Awana •5:30pm Youth Discipiineship *5:30pm Pastor’s Discipiineship Study •5:30pmVoca! Ensembles Tuesday 7pm Ladies Bible Study Wednesday •t0:30am Pastor's Bible Study •6:00pm Pastor's Discipiineship Study ■6pm Divorce Caro •6pm Children's Graded Choirs ■6pm Orchestra Rehearsal •6:30pm Ybuth Bible Study •7pm Pastor's Bible Study •7pm M .I.C. at Night (Missions Involving Children at Night) •7pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7pm Youth Activities in Gym ------m * ___ ai^__ irvaruonat A nglican 334 8 W. SR 426 (Aloma Avs) (1/4 mils off Qraansway, SR 417 Going East) Ovlsdo. Florida 407-657-2376 1028 Book Of Common Praysr Sunday Services Holy Eucharist 6AM Sunday School (all ages) 9AM Sung Eucharist 10AM (Nursery at both services) W eekday Holy Eucharist Services Tuesday 12Noon Wednesday 7PM Thursday 9:30PM Friday 12 Noon The Drfterence is Worth the Distance 402 -Assem bly of God " Countryside B aptist Church 590 S. Country Club Rd Lake Mary. FL 32746 407-322-5979 Shane Wynn. Pastor Sunday School 9:45AM Sunday AM Worship 10:45AM Sunday PM Worship 6PM Wed Prayer Meeting 7:30PM Nursery Provided C ity Church 650 E. Airport Blvd Sanford. FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugene Smith, Pastor Sunday Services, 9:00AM A ‘ 1030A M * * wvrw.oriandocitychurch.com First Baptist Markham W oods 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary. 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parker, Pastor ,r Nelson Chapman. Youth Pastor Sunday-Worship 10:45AM •Children's AWANA Club 5:30PM Family Activities.. 6PM Fam ily W orship C enter 2462 S. Park Ave Sanford. FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jett Krall, Pastor Sunday Worship Service 9:30AM Wednesday Service 7PM Palm etto Avenue B aptist Church 2626 Palm etto Ave San lord. FL 32773 (407) 323-1583 webstle-ww w PABC-LCS org "The Fam ily Friendly Church* Ron Williams. Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson, Associate Pastor Dave Schnelle, College and Career Pastor Scott Garrett, Children's Ministry Pastor •Sunday A.M. Svcs 8:30am & 11am •Bible Study 9:45am •Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm Wed. Bible Study &AWANA 7pm Home o l Liberty Christian School Grades K-4 Through 12th W ekiva Assembly of God 1675 Dixon Rd Longwood, FL 32779 407-774-0777 Greg Freeman. 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PARK AVE., SANFORD 322-0331 GLASS ADDICTS Stained Glass Creations to* S Park Art Downtown Sanford 407-324-5636 GauAddds com Wgi A Dervae Hurley Custom Work • C la im - Supplier *3iOTed(«*M upiErpwww r iP t m i'1 lo lt o E d w a rd J e o t t P J L C all Ted W alker At 407-322-2611 To S p o n so r T his P a g e First Baptist Sentord 519 S. Park Ave, Sanford, FL 407-322-6041 /407-321-9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Joe Douthitt, Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Care Rev. R. Wagoner, Music Rev Mark Williams, Students Adam Willow, Intern-Students •Sunday School..,9:15AM Sunday Worship, 10:30A;6P Wed Activities, all ages, 6:30PM Nursery Provided Seminole Count)' Paraonal injury Attorney Since W 1 407-834-5700 # # *W j4 te a tft fttlJJ#49U0f> 446 -Nazarana 9 Denomlnatlonal Flrtt Church of Sem inole Community Church 5070 Orange Blvd, Sanford 407-324-0199 w w w .sam fnofectnjrch.com Jarry Walsh. Pastor Saturday 530P M Sunday QAM. 410:45AM 2581 Sanford Ave Sanford, Florida 407-322-3122 JonCam os, Pastor Morning Worship, 1030am Sunday School, 930om Sunday Evening. 6pm Wad. Night Bibie Study. 7pm First Shiloh M issionary B aptist Church 700 Elm Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry D. Rucker, Sr Pastor Early Morning Sen/., 8:15AM Sunday School. 9 30AM Morning Worship 11AM Evening Worship(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...7:30PM Grace B aptist Church 919 Longwood Hills Road Longwood. FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday School.....9:30am Morning Worship ...,10:45am Evening W orship.... 6.00pm W estvlew Baptist Church 4100 H E Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 www.westviewbaotist ora Bill Coffman, Pastor Sunday Worship 8:25am. 10 45am & 6pm Sunday School 9:35am Wed Activities, All Ages 6 30pm 407-Catholic A il Souls Catholic Church Comer ol 9th St & S Oak Ave Sanlord. FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W Trout. Pastor Weekday Mass 9AM. Mon-Fn Confessions. Saturday 4PM Saturday Vigil ..- 5PM Sunday. 7 45AM, 10 30AM Noon 9AM - English (Social H al) 9AM - Spanish (Church) 410-Christian S e le h e rb o r C h ris tia n C hurch 730 U pu taR o ed Sanlord FL 407 322 0960 lim biorms U n tls i Joe Caputo Youth M r«tUx lA d e s i M ig«r> Worship Mveetar lA r'a O j WoaTsp IT A 10 30 r Down o f I 201 Elm Ave, Sanford, FL 407-321-8389 Timothy Hudson, Pastor Sunday School, 10AM Morning Worship, 11AM Tue. Prayer, Bible Study, 7 3 0 PM rwabyterten Church (U SA) of Laks Mary 128 West WUburAva Lake Mary. FL 407-321-1021 tafcamarvncOaoLcom Rev Brenda Loyal. Pastor Church School, 930am Morning Worship, 10:45am 440 -Luthcran rirw T r T v t o y w iif i w n u rc n Holy C ro ss Lutheran Church 413 -Chrfstlan Scfanca First Church o f C hrist, Scientist, Longwood 975 Markham Woods Road 407-768-7708 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School ...,10AM W ednesday......7:30PM Child Care provided 145 W ekiva Springs Rd Ste 149A, Longwood, FL Phone 407-869-1490 Mon-Fri 10am-4pm Sat I0am -1pm 419 -Church of God RhrorWsIk Church Sanford Church of God 801 W. 22nd St, Sanford. FL 407-322-3942 Rev Wes Tanksley, Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School „..9:45AM Morning Worship..10:45AM Sunday Night EDGE 6-7PM Wednesday Family Enrichment 7 to BPM Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 Also Day Care Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-School, 407-323-1411 422-Church of God of Prophecy Church of God o f Prophecy 2509 S. 0 m Avs, Sanford. FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Harris. Pastor Sunday School ....9:45AM Praise & Worship ...10:30AM Message by Pastor. ..11AM Evening S ervice......6PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.lOAM Midweek Service (Wed) 7PM. 425 -Congregational 2626 Iroquois Ave. * 322-2070 C S U N IU M O M s *11 l i t * j r r j T R A N S M IS S IO N S Pro-school thru 12th grade *AMinistry ot Church of God ol Sanford ABEKA Curriculum 437 -Non- 449 -P rM byt«rlan w ffl- ^ to r p Grace Fellow ship Congregational Church (NACCC) 2401 S. Park Ave, Sanford 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard. Pastor Sunday School.... 9:30AM Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed. ..6:30PM Baby sitting service available 428 -Episcopal Holy Cross Episcopal Church S. Park Ave <8 4th St. Sanlord FL Sunday Worship 7:30 & 10a.m. Nursery & Sunday School for chil­ dren. Midweek worship in Chapel on Weds. Community meal @ 5:30pm Weds. For times & detail of studies and activities. Call 407-322-4611. 760 Sun Drive. Lake Mary, FL Paul Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas. Asst. Pastor Saturday Evening.... 5:30PM Praise A Worship Sunday M orning.....SAM Traditional Service Sunday Morning ....9:30Am Praise 6 Worship Sunday Morning ...,11AM Family Worship Service Nursery Is provided For Information call 407-333-0797. Lutheran Church of The Redeemer (Misso u ri SynofO 2525 S. Oak Ave, Sanford, FL Pastor James Timmons Sunday School 9:15AM Worship Service 1030AM Information, 407-322-3552 HttpJ/www.lcrma.org New Creadon Lutheran Church Worshipping at: Idyllwiide Elementary School 401 Vlhlan Road 407-322-7312 Bob Bresemonn, Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:45AM/10:45 AM Nursery Provided . . Www.NewCreatJonajurchcc 443 -M ethodist Christ United Methodist Church 408 Tucker Drive (comer of Tucker Dr A 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School.......9:30am Intar-Mission ...........1030am Morning Worship ...11am Bible Study W ednesday........... 6:30am Children's Time Included in Worship Nursery provided for Babies and Small Children. -Sm all Enough To Love You • Growing In Christ To Serve You’ First United M ethodist Church 419 Park Ave, Sanford. FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Morning Worship. 8:30am A ll:00am 9:45am Contemporary Service Coffee Fellowship, 9:30am Sunday School, 9:45am Youth Fellowship, 4pm Nursery Provided Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2662 EmaHA>cignawbeolnninoi.cc Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School 9AM Ytoung Adults Sun School 11:15AM Sun. Ybuth, Food, Movie, Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir A Beils Rehearsal 7PM Wed. Eve Dinner (by reservation) 53 0 P M Wed. Bible Study Adults 6PM Wed Bible Study Middle School 6PM Wed. Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM Thuri. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM W e W elcom e Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen, Minister Markham W ooda r m i i y i t n ian vif*flea iu «fw cjinAt 5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary, FL 407-333-2030 Dr. Michael L Andrews, Interim Minister Early Service. 830A M Sunday School, all ages 9:1 SAM Traditional Worship 10:30AM Nursery Provided Upeale Com m unity >. R reebyferlan Chuveh 'M o w in g A Making Known Jesus Christ* Comer of 46-A A Upsala Road, Sanford, FL 407-330-2635 wrww.uoaalachurch.com Rev. Bryan L Wenger. Pastor Sunday School 9:00am Morning Worship 10:00am Nursery Care Provided lib 451 -Seventh Day Adventist Sem inole Meadows Seventh Day A dventist Church 5779 CR 427 Sanford, FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 9:30am Morning Worship 10:50am Midwk Worship, Wed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C O O L Club Seventh Day A dventist MARS HILL SOA 000 East 2nd St. Sanford, FL 407-323-5646 Sabbath School.... 9:30AM Divine W orship..... 11AM Wed. Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM 446-Nazerene St Peter's Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary, FL 407-444-5673 Rev Charles L. Holt. Rector Wkervd Eucharist: Sat. 5pm Sun 7:30am. 9am. 11am Child. Church 9am /l1am Nursery, 8:45am -12:45pm tnmt.nraittrvaMmani.ga 431-Charismatic Episcopal Church of The Holy Com forter 'Chantnulic EcuujpaJ C ru d i" 803 W 4th SI Sanford. Florida 407-323-8067 Rev Mark Barth. Priest Sunday Eucharist .... 9 30AM 437-NonDenominational Life Spring OutReach Ministries Sun 10 30am at Longwood Civic League Women s Club 135 W Church Ave downtown Longwood Phone 407-339-0277 We Are Changing The W orld One L ie Aj A Tyne www M # K *in g rr*trtln e *c *g Bridgeway Church 421 Longwood/Lk Mary Rd Lake Mary. FL 32746 (currently meeting <9 Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffery Cook Sunday Worship, 10am Wed. Fellowship. 7pm WYm.briri8flwayctMctu)fll/ 407324-9060 Building bridges of Faith, Hops. A Love: (An affiliate ol the Church of the Naiarene) 458-Wesleyan W esleyan Church of Paola 5560 Wayside Drive Sanlord. FL 32771 (Off 1-4 (Exit 51) West First Street on Left - One Mile) Leonard OOonnell. Pastor 407-322-6332 -W here the Gospel is good News* Sunday School.......9:45AM Morning Worship ...11AM Evening worship.... 6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed. 7:30 PM Please Share Your Ufa With us �Sunday. August 14.2005 T h e H erald Page 7A L ifeStyle Vintage view 60 years after World W ar II A ugust 15, 2005, is the 60th anniversary o f the end of World War II, and is officially nam ed V-J (Victory over Jap an ) Day. There was m uch celebrating on that date in 1945 in this country, including here in Sanford. The follow ing is an account o f the celebra­ tion in Sanford as edited from the A ugust 15 and 16 editions o f the Sanford Herald. riiOC uy m PROCLAMATION D iv in e P rovid en ce has crow ned the arm ies o f our country w ith victory over an enem y seeking to destroy the liberty o f men and countries. In our m om ent o f jo y for this victory, let us p au se to revere and honor trie brave men and wom en, m any o f whom m ade the suprem e sacrifice to protect our way o f living. M ay w e be w or­ thy o f their sacrifice and su fferin g and pray that their sacrifice has not been in vain. O u r country has G ra c e M a rie em erged from the conflict S tin e c ip h e r the m ig h tiest n atio n on • e e e e e e e earth and assum es a grave resp o n sib ility o f lead er­ ship o f the world. May God m ake us worthy o f that trust and assist us to instill In all m ankind the principles o f peace and liberty. The task o f reconversion from w ar to peace w ill be trem endous and w ill try the souls o f men, but if w e approach it w ithout fear, unselfishly and w ith confidence, we w ill em erge from this period as victoriously as our arm ies did from the arm ed conflict. EDW ARD H IG G IN S, M ayor, C ity o f Sanford. r At approxim ately 7 p.m . on Tuesday, A ug. 14, 1945, the a ir raid siren, form erly used for blackouts, sounded, notifying the city o f Sanford that the w ar was over. M ost people had heard the news over radio that ja p a n had surrendered and w hen they heard the siren, w hole fam ilies jum ped into their cars and headed dow ntow n. H om s were blow ing, people were cheering and singing, ACL engineers blew engine w his­ tles, and Mr. M cA lexander's portable loud­ speaker. ta d d e d , lo> th e din. H undreds of sailors joined in the celebration later in the evening. The next m orning, there was a special victory gathering in front o f the Sanford Naval Air Station adm inistration building led by Capt. W illiam T. Easton, station com ­ m ander. T h e N A S o rch estra played "A nchors Away" to open the program . It was announced tnat the base would be closed both W ednesday and Thursday and that there would be a Victory dance at the arm ory that even in g. Thursday, there would be a dance at the USO. C aptain Eastm an said that SN A S had done an excellent job of training flyers, that ilots would be needed for the future and e hoped that the station would rem ain open to continue this work. August 15 was an official holiday so stores and offices were closed all day. First M ethodist Church was filled that evening for a union thanksgiving service. Som e o f you may rem em ber being a part o f this celebration either here in Sanford or elsewhere. I well remember, as a nine-year-old, the end of World War II. My parents and I had spent the sum m er of 1945 in New Sm yrna Beach and that particular night, A ugust 14, we were eating in a restaurant on U.S. 1. I've forgotten tne name. W hile we were eat­ ing, the siren sounded and the end of the w ar was announced o v er the radio. Everyone there cheered. We had planned to go to Daytona that evening and my parents decided to drive over there anyway. My dad was able to find a parking place on a main street on the beach side and as we got out of the car, a sailor grabbed my m other and kissed her. There were throngs o f people on the sid e­ walks and streets, all sorts o f noisem akers and much revelry. It was exciting. After enjoying this for a while, we decid­ ed to go to a movie to get away from the noise. W hile we were in there, a group of m errym akers came in from outside and shouted, "D o n 't you peop le know that w a r's o v er?" Everyone in the th eater cheered to show our acknow ledgem ent and excitem ent. Yes, we knew and were overjoyed. War, rationing, air raids, etc. were about all 1 had known as I was only five years old when the war begun in 1941. I had helped fill Red Cross boxes, bought defense stam ps, partic­ ipated in air raid drills both in the basem ent lunchroom at Sou th sid e Sch ool, and a home, and been deprived of m any toys and other things because of the war. My dad, too old for the draft, was in the Florida State Guard and served as an Air Raid Warden. We were unable to travel to visit his family in Tennessee because o f gas ratio n in g When his dad died in 1942, he had to go up on the bus by him self. W hile at New Smyrna Beach in the summers, there were air raid drill* and blackout curtain*, since there might have bren subm arine* close by I had two uncle*. Bill Stem per and Carl Stinecipher, who »ervrd in the m ilitary After four long year* of war and *e rrifltr, it wa* finally over and a new era wa* |u»t beginning E w i niwvuns Dr. Velma H. Williams, District 2 dty com­ missioner and vice mayor of Sanford received the Community Guest Day Award from Pastor Hollis Henry of ttw Mars HHI 7th Day Adventist Church. Mars Hill celebrates ‘Celery Crate’ great for social Guest Day gatherings above City Hall By Graett M. Stirwclptwr Herald Correspondent This picture from the 1946 Sem inole High School Salmagundi is of what the stu­ dents nad named the Celery crate. It was their meeting place for socializing and fun. It was located on the second floor of Sanford's dty hall, a space that had originally been an auditori­ um. There is a 1925 picture of this auditorium hanging on the wall of the Sanford Museum. There was a student organi­ zation that helped plan the activities at the Celery crate, and its officers in 1946 were Dorothy Crumley, Walter Smith, Bobby Jones and Alvin Kilpatrick. Marjorie Cogbum Tepsic was director. The very first "The Way We Were" on J u ly ,17, 1 9 H was about the Celery Crate. I told if its history and added some reminiscences of mine from the early 1950's. Tne Crate was in existence 1944-53 and those SHS students at the time have fond memories of fun times there. It was open every Saturday night during the school year for students to gather for ping-pong, pool, dancing, and quite tames. Special events held there included talent shows, Halloween and Christmas par­ ties and square dancing. In the fall of 1953, the d ty declared the second floor of dty hall unsafe so a new place was found, but this did not really live up to its potential. The C ivic Center was built soon afterward, and student sodal activities began to be cen. tWB(l there. This picture shows only a small area near the stage. The room extended quite a large distance. In the 1950's, it con­ tained three pool tables, three ping-pong tables, spaces for dancing, quite games, reading, and a snack bar. Notice the chandelier when the dty hall was demol­ ished, several of these were placed in the Civic Center. When that building was reno­ vated, three of the chandeliers were saves. Two are hanging in the Sanford Museum and one in the Bettye Smith Cultural Arts Center. People that 1 recognize in the picture are Walter Smith, Sim on Dingfelder, Wayde Rucker and Daphne Connelly. If you recognize any of the oth­ ers, call me at 407-322-4381. S tetso n ’s C o m e r Park’s o rigin al visio n Part 1 of 2: Park history and Commission meetings A park is probably not going to happen for Geneva, at least in the form that Deputy Eugene Gregory envisioned. Tne original vision for the park began years ago as Deputy and f e l l o w G e n e v a deputies dealt with party­ f , 3 v ing drinking, • A s p e e d in g , drug use, and fights that often occur at the end of Lake Harney Karen Road. Deputy Phillips Gregory saw • • • • • • • • a solution. If the County acquired the land, they would have more control of the ingress, egress, and might deter crime, while providing the community with a safe place to gather and play. He had been quietly look­ ing into the ownership and uses of the land when his life ended tragically July 8 , 1998. In 1999 friend and colleague, Deputy Todd Moderson looked into the possibility of a memorial park and discovered from Deputy Gregory's family that he had been looking at land for a park as well. Deputy Moderson started talking to one of the landowners, and also explored additional lands adjacent to the site. Todd's expanding vision took the jx.rk to another level with not only the goal of crime control, and recreation, but also natural land preservation and the addition of a substation. The original letter of intent from one of the landowner part­ ners included only a 20 acre donation, but when other part­ ners and their attorneys became involved, they offered to sell the County an additional 44 acres north of the park site at the 2003 appraised value of $187,608. This acreage would have Natural lund* designation and while it wa* nut fully "uaabir" land, it did have trail potential and would have increased lie- park *M* to 64 HIM tier 44 * re* bn amr a *tn king point with ttw Courtly v4 Commissioners at the February 8, 2005 meeting when the Board realized the landowners would not donate the 20 acres unless the County first purchased the 44 acres. The Commission was unhappy that the deal had changed. According to Commissioner Henley, "the 44 acres had never been on our radar screen." The Commission had been interested in the 20 acre donation, but was unhappy with a financial ultimatum "at the 11th hour." Sheriff Eslinger reminded the Board that 11th nour changes are often discussed and executed by the Board itself. Additionally Sheriff Eslinger and Deputy Moderson reminded the Board that the original intent of the project was to deter crime in this place and provide a needed park for Geneva. The memorial piece of the project was added in light of Deputy Gregory's death. At the end of the Feb 8, 2005 meeting, the Board debated about whether to continue the project. With Sheriff Don Eslinger's support. Commissioners Carey, Van Der Weide, and Dalian actively stat­ ed that they would like to move forward by investigating whether the county could pur­ chase the 20acre site, and the Board agreed. 1 must stop here and point out that the 44 acres had been dis­ cussed with the Seminole County Natural Lands Acquisition committee in 2003, and that committee had agreed to the purchase of this land sub­ ject to Commission approval. This was documented in an update from Deputy Moderson on July 27, 2003 in this very col­ umn. So it was on the Natural Lands radar screen two years ago. The park initiative was placed in tlie fund1, of Suzy Goldman, Director of Library and Leisure Service* for Seminole County who told me that the issue of the' land purchase for the park would be reviewed by tile Board ut G o m m iM u n m Tuesday July 26, 2005 late tliat afternoon I heard from Milliard Crecdori, Preside n l of li e ( wra-va l ili/etw' A * *c *l*tie * i, dial tlw p u n k I lad t * t i i tin n e d The next day Director Goldman explained to me that the landowners and their attor­ neys changed the terms of the negotiations to make the dona­ tion of the 20 acres for the park contingent on the county's pur­ chase of 44 acres north of the park site. The Board voted against the land purchase, origi­ nally to be donated, and gave a directive to "cease negotiations with the landowners." Next I spoke with Commissioner Morris. He told me that the Board could not jus­ tify spending $187,608 on land and a park that no one would go to and only a handful of people would use. And that although the idea was noble and inspiring, he added, it didn't make sense to build a park for people, that for the most part already live in a natural setting. The County's position is that for parks to be funded by the county, usage fac­ tors must be considered, in other words, parks with facilities are built for urban areas that really need them. Wow. Commissioner Morris had also long felt that a proper memorial for fallen deputies, highway patrol officers, and first responders should be located in an area more accessible and cen­ tral to the county, where many people could come and reflect and truly honor their sacrifice. 1 think most would see the wis­ dom in this and might even say such a memorial is overdue. When I reviewed the minutes and tapes from the July 26th meeting, the Commissioners were told that the purchase of the 20 acres would now cost approximately $350,000, which they were not willing to spend. Yes, they could have had 64 acres for $187,608, then the price went up to $350,01X1 for 20 acres. Now they have nothing. Next week; Deputy Todd Moderson, future* park options, and my conclusions. Wr n ttJ you to tell us wiiat you know that a #Aki atvul C ttu iaf I'ltast -Jure \fjur information. Litas m d umimrnts by tolling 407-221* 7002. v u f-rnail at Lattnm (Anliiy^uhrUiouth tut, <f‘tra a yut "slrlum > C o tta r' in tia mitpnt tint), v* with a fas to 407 Wi-litMJ th a n k s' Mars Hill Seventh Day A dventist Church, 800 E. Second St., in Sanford recently observed Its annual Community Guest Day. The divine worship service began with the call to worship, invoca­ tion, and a stirring devotion. The m orning's worship continued with the renditions of ............................... m usical selections of "O ld Tim e Religion," "Last Time I Saw You", "Jesus is the Way", "I Need You to Survive", and "Today Proclaim Jesus". Elder Hollis Henry resented Sister Doris G ’are, who presented Sanford City Marva Commissioner (Dist. 2) Hawkins and Vice M ayor Dr. Velma H. Williams, the • ■ • • • • • • 2005 Com m unity Guest Day Service Award for her outstanding service to the Sanford community. Elder Henry gave words of honor and appreciation to Commissioner Williams for the dynamic work and leadership she gives to the community and the citizens of Sanford. The G oldsboro Front Porch Council, Inc. will hold its monthly August meeting Thursday, Aug. 18 at 10 a.m. at Calvary Temple of Praise church. The G oldsboro Front Porch Council, Inc. will hold a community workshop Saturday, Aug. 20, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. For more information phone 407302-1377. The Crooms Academy C lassic Years, the 50s, will meet Saturday, Aug. 13, at 9:30 a.m. at the Elks Lodge on East 7th Street at Cypress Avenue. All Crooms Academy Classic 50's members are invit­ ed to attend. Richard "D ick " Evans, chairman. The New Bethel Baptist Church will host the renowned Luther Barnes and the Sunset Jubilaires of Rocky Mount, N.C., Grammy nom inee and 2005 Stellar Award Winners, Sunday, Aug. 14 at 5 p.m. Gospel lovers are in for a great musi­ cal treat. Also appearing will be Cynthia Cassanova-Brown and the New bethel male Chorus. It will be an open concert. Tickets are available at New Bethel Church, and Bethel book and Bible Center. Call 407-321-3228 or 407-32233594. Doors open at 4 p.m. John H. Johnson, publisher of Ebony and Jet magazines, age 87, passed away Monday. Well known throughout the world by covering the happenings in the Black communities and reporting all civil rights news, Johnson founded his busi­ ness in 1942, Ebony in 1945 and Jet in 1951. He was one of the first Black 400 Wealthiest Americans. His empire contin­ ues to grow. Happy Birthday to Ernest Carpentier, Shirley R. Ikdwionwi, Eloise W. Dilligard, George A. Jennings, Keri Jennings, George Jennings and Grace S. Miller. Knights of Pythias donate $6,000 to Thonderblrd APOPKA - Quest Inc's Camp Thunderbinl was the recipient of a $6,000 donation from the Knights of Pythias Youth Foundation July 30. The donation will be used a* scholarships for developmentally disabled youth to attend the yearly camp. Camp Thunderbud is one of only three accredited camp* in the state devoted to pro­ viding residential camping for the develupmentalJy disabled from *11 -*rvas, including Orange and Seminole counties. For the last 32 yeanc camper* age* 8 to 80 have enjoyed ttw activities at one ui the MX summer irsn -r-. while learning to nuke fnmd* and bexon* more wlf-sufficient Tlw f rateriuJ Order <4 knights iA Pyttita* and Its iiirtnla-f * are liedu aU-d In ttw l a u r 14 urev m w i (* a * r fur more u M a in a ta a call MV ww 46 jrj �Page 8A T i n H erald Sunday. August M. 2005 C lo th ie r H aircut ConHatred from Pago LA m *n d o h ate to shop," Row land said. But times are changing and in a world of busy professionals and a three second first impres­ sion, men's dothing is of utmost importance, Rowland said. In Sanford, Rowland has seen a change in trend. aLso. He has been a resident of Sanford for about five years, and he said that more and more executivetype people are going to cus­ tom-made dothing. Steve Coover, a Sanford attorney, has been buying clothes horn Rowland for about ten years. “It's good quality clothes, and I don't have to leave my office. He comes here and does sales, fitting and delivery. And, he keeps up with the fashions so I don't have to," Coover said. Coover started out purchas­ ing suits, sport coats, ties and shirts for work from Tom James Clothier, but now he's expand­ ed to more casual dothing, also. "It's convenient and good quality,” Coover said. According to Coover, you can always get better deals at ffie stores, but you can't get the custom shirts that fit well. Rowland said that once someone tries a custom fit shirt they won't go back. Custom shirts start out at $70 and then go up depending on fabric. Because Tom James Clothier has 500 suit fabrics, 250 shirt fabrics, 200 ties and 200 shoes, the possibilities arc endless. A sales professional can per­ form an analysis free of charge on a customer's wardrobe just by taking a look in their closet. Rowland said that many times he will make an appointment with a husband and wife, so that she can be a part of the deci­ sion. Often times Rowland will give the wife ultimate veto after presenting the husband with a multitude of choices. Most department stores and other dothiers would charge a fee to perform such an analysis. Tom James Clothier is the world's largest manufacturer of custom and ready-made doth­ ing. Many of their ready-made items get sold to department stores that put on their own rfVfIKl pOwTQ Dy HHmlif IA f hkwmrar tI Larry Rowland shows some of the outfits he creates for Sanford and Seminole County executives. label. It's because of this, that a lot of the company's suits are 30 percent less than those bought in a department store. Ready-made suits start at $359 and go up to $1,000. Their custom made suits start at $£00 and go up as high as $12,000 depending on fabric and stitching. Tom James Clothier has introduced a vast line of women's professional clothing, which includes an array of styles in suit jackets, pants and shirts. A woman can even choose what type of buttons she wants on her jacket or blouse. After a sales professional comes to a customer’s home or office and sales are made, the clothes are hand delivered in approximately four to six weeks. From then on, a sales professional generally will con­ tact the client at the beginning of each season to see what they may need to update their wardrobe. Vincent Howard, a manag­ ing partner with Sanford CPA firm Howard, Howard and Hodges, said he's been buying from Rowland for a little over a year. Right now, he is just buying work clothes from Rowland, but is considering branching out to casual clothes, too. "I'm pretty hard to fit," Howard said. "I'm like a 37, it's a pretty odd size to find, with a 29-30 inch waist." Howard claimed that when he bought a suit from the com­ pany it wasn't too tight or drap­ ing off like a store bought one. In addition to liking the idea of having custom tailoring, he aLso enjoyed having someone help with color coordinating differ­ ent pieces of his work wardrobe. "Plus, Larry's a really nice guy to deal with," Howard said. Rowland said that the com­ pany is now beginning to take digital pictures of the outfits men buy, which he said Ls espe­ cially helpful for customers who are colorblind. Another new technology the company is using is online wardrobe management. Unlike other clothing stores, Tom James Ls now dabbling with managing customer's outfits on the Internet. With this new tool, cus­ tomers can check out different options, know what they have, and can easily order and update their wardrooe all online. Rowland said that the com­ pany could work with cus­ tomer's budgets as well. During a first consultation, a sales asso­ ciate will ask what type of clothes the customer has been wearing, where he has been shopping, and what he needs the wardrobe for. "All you have to do is call me and I will come to you," Rowland said. For a consultation call Larry Rowland at 407-740-7848. Ik* 4 • Sem inole----------- 1. Using a comb or brush, work on only one section of hair at a time. 2. Always start at the bottom inch or two in that sec­ tion and brush downwards. 3. Once a small tangle Ls free, move up the section of hair and continue to comb downwards. 4. Continue thLs process, then move on to another section of hair. ._ Source* Cool Cuts 4 Kids Frith. According to Frith, around 20 percent of children become very frightened during their first haircut. "W e try to show them d ip ­ pers," Frith said, as if it were a toy. The stylists, although they are trained to deal with chil­ dren, can also cut Mom or D ad's hair w hile they are there. Cool Cuts also has a rewards club, so parents can save money on their chil­ dren's haircuts. A haircut is no more expensive than other local haircut places. They offer a regular "cool cut" and quick finish, a "cool cut supreme", which includes a sham poo and a quick finish, and a "cool cut deluxe", which includes a shampoo, and finished style that can include curling and/or braiding. For more information visit www.coolcuts4kids.com or visit the store at 1051 W.P. Ball Blvd., around the com er from Circuit City. over them brings up a defini­ tion. A quiz question follows at each stop. "W e hoped that maybe teachers could give their stu­ dents extra credit or a project using the site," Jacobs said. "B u t it's not just for kids because adults can leam too." A survey at the end of the Web site game asks viewers what they think. The technology will contin­ ue, she said, as the site adds history jigsaw puzzles. People will have to move the puzzle pieces on the screen to form an historic photo from Sem inole County. The pro­ gram allows the museum to divide a photo into 10 up to 45 pieces. It is all part of nn effort to teach the history of Seminole County and well as make peo»!e aware o f the museum, acobs said. "We want teachers to know that we will com e to any school to talk about the coun­ ty's history," she continued. She even goes to the jail to educate young people there. She will talk to enuren or serv­ ice groups as well, she said, just about anyone who will listen. The museum itself can han­ dle up groups of up to 25 to 30 students, she said. The muse­ um also now has audio tours in English, Spanish, and German. The collection includes rooms filled with artifacts from early county inhabitants, including those here before settlers came to grow citrus and vegetables. The Sem inole Board of County Commissioners estab­ lished the M useum of Seminole County History in 1982. The facility, located at 300 Bush Blvd., (just off State Road 17-92) is open six days a week. Admission is free. Operating hours are: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. H isto ry ------------Continued from Page LA with the game called, "Travel Quest: A Journey Back in T im e " The gam e takes viewers back in tim e when a new county is formed in Central Florida. Its name is Seminole County. The new county broke away from the larger Orange County on April 25, 1913. The icons of the horse, car, steam boat and train move along a map o f Sem inole County. It stops and gives a fact about a place. The steam­ boat, for example, stops first at W ilson's W harf on Lake Monroe. In 1870, Jam es Wilson built the wharf on the west end of the lake as the first permanent structure. It served river boats bringing supplies and mail into the area. A special feature for young children is vocabulary. Words that young children might not understand are highlighted in yellow. M oving the cursor f Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Continued from Page 1A both of Jacksonville. Jj's mom, Jill Sturdivant, herself a pro­ m oter of Bike Week in Daytona and the Zellwood Corn Festival will also be along for the ride. "W e're really excited to be opening for the Back Street Boys," Sturdivant said. "The Backstreet Boys have been w onderful to us. They've made us feel like we're a part of them." Seminole County will open for the Backstreet Boys start­ ing Sunday, Aug. 14 at the Tweeter Center in Mansfield, Mass., southeast of Boston. "It's important that we're the only opening act," Jj Laid during a rehearsal break in a warehouse on Power Court near Interstate 4. She is wear­ ing a black T-shirt with her signature light skirt. Her mus­ cular arms show she works out regularly, a habit formed with the football team. "We will have about 20 m inutes," she said of the opening show. The tour plays some very large venues such as the Target Center in Minneapolis. The schedule ends for Seminole County Sept. 2 in Ridgewood, Wash., just up the road from Portland, Ore. Sturdivant said there is a possibility of extending the tour as the Backstreet Boys play in Canada. At first record executives balked at this young, blond rapper from the suburbs, but when Dave McPherson, the executive who signed the Backstreet Boys to a big label in the 1990s heard her, he was convinced they had potential. McPherson and Sturdivant are executive producers of Seminole County's self-titled CD. The CD was recorded at The Compound in Sanford, according to the jacket. The songs were mixed by Joe Sm ith at Parc Studios in Altamonte Springs All 10 songs on the CD were written by Byron and Jj, including one ballad written during a pern*! last summer wtien many people in Central Florida had a little extra tirruun their hands "We wrote one of tl*e songs during M urruane Clurley, ' J| said "lafe In Me," was torn p M r J in ||ur storm 's after dren fidget, and that makes it hard to give them a good hair­ cut," Phillippi said. “Just watch what happens when those same children dis­ cover they can enjoy a favorite movie or video gam e while they are having their haircut," adds Phillippi. "They relax, letting our skilled stylists do their best work. The result is both a fun experience and a great h aircu t" The salon has a small area of merchandise for sale, such as sunglasses, hair acces­ sories, and Cool Cuts own line of shampoos and conditioners that have fewer chemicals in them than norm al tear-free hair products. If a parent's child has never had a haircut before, then Cool Cuts might be a good choice. The salon offers a first hair­ cut package that includes a Polaroid photo and a lock of hair in a keepsake frame with the haircut. "It's a m ilestone," said Marketing Director Michelle ---it--- Stew art's band and Bad Com pany as well as Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones. The song was part o f a chari­ table effort to help bring tech­ nology to Africa to help with problems there. The song, called "A ll About the C hildren," was released in the United Kingdom. Rolling Stones pro­ ducer Chris Kempsey said he loved everything about it, J | T hacker, laad lin g e r lo r after receiving the new mix S em inole C o u n ty forefronting Jj's talent. Still the Backstreet Bovs tour is the big break that tne JJ band has sought. Sturdivant admits she was unsure how far her daughter could go, but math one year ago when elec­ one person who remained tricity and hot water were convinced was Jj's grand­ scarce for many people. mother, Joyce Sturdivant. "W e had to shower in the Joyce sits quietly in the lake for a week," Jj recalled. dark on a couch in the smoky "It's a slow song, a ballad, so rehearsal room with only pur­ it fits." ple stage lights illuminating People have compared the black curtained walls. On Seminole County to a cross the album jacket, Jj thanks betw een Evanescence and Cod and her "granm a". Linkin Park. Evanescence "You always believed in because of Jj's female voice, me and supported me 11XX) and Linkin Park because rap percent," Jj wrote to Joyce. Jill m ixes with metal. Jj and Sturdivant said her mother Byron, however, balk at the has supported Seminole comparison. County financially to see their They said they like both dreams come true. Jill also has groups, but they don't want two sons, Bud Thacker, who to be pidgin-holed. plays football at Seminole "We don't want to be- cate­ High, and C.J. Thacker, 14, gorized," Byron J said. They who is into NASCAR. want to perform their own The band will be featured music with their own style. on MTV later this year, The first track on the CD Ls according to Jill. All this for a titled "Pieces". It seems to be group called Seminole a hit with fares. One online County. reviewer said she hoped it Ls Why did they choose to their first release. Another name them selves after j j ’s said Seminole County is the home county. Byron is from sound of the future. the Panhandle in Milton, a Sturdivant said more than self-described military brat 15,000 people have signed up "We kicked around a as online fans of j| and Bvron bunch of names," J| recalled. In the end, the duo met in J, many from Japan and the Sem inole County, they live United Kingdom here and the name kind of The pair met four years ago when Byron was producing a stuck. The band’s CD can be pur­ song for another artist who didn't show up for recording. chased at cdbaby.com, |ust search for Seminole County J| offered to recurd the song The site has a special price "Jj started rhyming," Byrun said, and their musical rela­ right now To learn more about tionship has grown from that SemmoU- County — the band point Their music has been played on lox.il rotk stations — ilirck out seminolecountyand 11le y lu v e performed at online tom or to fiear parts of im ai venues tfieir song* listen at srnunolefile duo also teamed up to t ounty rnusit «urn Jl also lias a Web site at raprei ord a to o * written by members of trie Wlio. KjhI se ithu *orn We kicked around a bunch of names. 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U �Sports___ _ Page IB Sunday August 14, 2005 th e B iG S Weekly state for Seminole County's Major League Baseball players Oviedo High School's M ark Bellhorn 2b Boston Red Sox * r h L Mi HR iM av* 283 81 41 7 28 ~218 • On disabled list with sprained left thumb suffered on June 17th. Oviedo 14Us romp to Southeast title 1- - ** I n ■ ■ at ■ rro m *9«U- tt vw poni Another year, another softball title for Oviedo Babe Ruth Softball. th is past weekend the Oviedo 14U squad returned from Pitt County, North Carolina where they once-again domi­ nated the Southeast Regional Tournament the WORLD SERIES for 14-and-Undcr. This is the same set of girls, with a few changes, that went to the World Series last season for the 12U. Babe Ruth fastpitch team finishes 10-0 and outscores foes 140-to-12 The run to the title began with the District 3 Tournament in Leesburg where Oviedo met the only other entrant in its age group, neighborhoodrival Writer Springs. Oviedo made snort work of the Winter Springs nine, winning 11-1 and 15-0 in the Best-of-Three Series. That earned the squad a trip to the State Tournament in Flagler County, and once again, it proved to be 'no con­ test' as Oviedo won four games by a total run differential of 49-2. Oviedo opened the tournament with an 18-0 rout of Orange Park, then gave up its only runs in stopping Normandy, 12-2. The team then dosed out the tourney with a pair of shutouts, 9-0 over Creek and 10-0 in a rematch with Normandy in the final. At States this year they gave out tro­ phies for MVP and when the tourna­ ment director pulled Oviedo manager Jim Wilson aside and asked him who he wanted to nominate for MVP, he said he could not single out one person. See Oviedo, Page 2B UCF reveals Football Radio Network Seminole High David I Eckstein ! SS St. Louis Cardinals •to h r HR rtoi 437 119 60 5 41 .272 • Had another game-winning RBI with walk-off grand slam Sunday against Braves. Specie! to the Herald Lake Mary's Danny G raves %’ J W New York Mets I m aav so j hw t Dto 1 1 1 10 17 18 7.16 • ERA is down to 6.60 with Mets but still has no decision or saves with new dub. Lake Brantley high School's Felipe L opez SS Cincinnati Reds •b h r HR 392 108 65 18 • All-Star is struggling. Just 1for-31 in August with three runs scored. Sanford Middle School’s Corey HwvJd p h o to i b y Tom m y V lo c# n t P atterson CF o Chicago C ub s ab h 314 73 r HR rtol avg. 36 11 24 .232 h k * . -1 . " • ' ;. jp . j . • Up to .297 at AAA-Iowa with 5 home runs. 2 doubles and 12 RBI in 24 games. Lake Brantley High School’s Jason V aritek C Boston Red Sox ab h r 334 101 53 HR 17 rbi avg. 52 .302 • Has seven RBI in seven games in August for AL East leading squad. Lake Brantley High MtoaJ-BG Brewers 207 See UCF, Page 2B B y C a p ta in D a v id R o g ers Special to the H erald 2B h r HR 53 33 7 23 256 • In a lull with the bat. but scored two runs against Cardinals on Monday. In The Minor's •Tim Raines Jr is batting .247 for AAA-Ottawa. • Chaz Lytle is batting .288 for A -Lynchburg. , ___ • Kyle Bono is IM) with a 8.31 ERA for A-Lancaster. •Kevin Melillo is batting .286 after move to AA-Midland •Matt Aliegra is hitting just 216 back at A -Stocktoa •Larry Grayson is hitting .268 for Class A Bakersfwld •Kevin Harris is batting 297 for A -Lynchburg •Jon Venters is H-5 with 2 saves and a 4 10 ERA for AKum e •John-Muharl Howell is bat­ ting Vi3 for A-Vermont • D re w B u te ra is h illin g |f? The stinky trout R ickie W eeks ab dm Sem inole H igh School line­ m an (top photo) and offen­ sive backs (led by returning quarterback Travis G oodine, No. 7 , bottom ) are hard at w ork as th e prep football seaso n g e ls clo ser to a b eginning. S e v e ra l team s p layed th e ir in tersqu ad g am es this w eeken d and m ost w ill play In K ickoff C lassic s next Friday. Am ong the gam es on the schedule a re : S em in o le at N ew S m yrna B each; S pruce C re e k at L ake Brantley ; Lake H o w ell at T im b er C reek; Lym an a t Apopka; C alvary C h ristian a t T h e M aster's A cadem y; P ine C astle C h ristian a t O rangew ood C h ristian ; O v ie d o a t P ort O rang e Atlantic; Trinity Prep at Tam pa B erkeley Prep; and G a in e s v ille at W in ter Springs. The UCF Athletics Association, Inc. and ISP Sports announced the affiliate list for the 2005 UCF ISP Football Radio Network on Wednesday afternoon. The sixstation network includes the flagship station of UCF Athletics, WQTM 740-AM The Team, for the 11th straight sea­ son. The additional affiliates include WMMV 1350-AM in Cocoa, WDCF 1350-AM in Dade City, WROD 1340-AM in Daytona Beach, WMMB 1240AM in Melbourne and WZHR1400 in Zephyrhills. "ISP Sports is excited to join our media partner Gear Channel in expanding the UCF Football Network with two new affiliates in Brevard County," stated UCF ISP General Manager Bobby Bohn. "WMMB 1240-AM in . Melbourne and WMMV 1350AM in Cocoa provide radio coverage to five growing alum­ ni and fan base in Brevard County." 740 The Team is a 50,000watt AM station that reaches all five Centra] Florida coun­ ties. One of the southeast's leading sports stations, 740 The Team has the most com­ plete coverage of UCF athletics throughout the year, featuring live games, coach's shows and additional UCF programming. Marc Daniels returns as the play-by-play voice of UCF Athletics for the 11th consecu­ tive season. Daniels, who is the voice of UCF football, bas­ ketball and baseball, also hosts the Cingular Wireless Knights Roundtable with George O'Leary, held every Thursday during the season at the Orlando Ale House in Waterford Lakes. Gary Parris is set to begin his 15th season as the color ana­ lyst for UCF's football broad­ casts. Parris played profession­ al football for nine seasons as a tight end with the NFL's San Diego Chargers, Cleveland Browns and St. Louis Cardinals after a standout col­ legiate career at Florida State. Roaming the sidelines for the 11th season is Jerry O Neill to 160 lo r C b »* A Brooklyn Cyclones MOSQUITO LAGOON — The sweltering heat greeted us last Sunday as we depart­ ed the boat ramp. The day began with high hopes as we glided across the slick calm waters of the Mosquito Lagoon. I was joined by Greg McElhery and his father. Just as the sun peaked the horizon a school of redfish popped up in front of the boat. Botn anglers fired numerous shots at the school but no one was interested. Another boat came around the comer and the school began to move. That was not a good thing Redfish become more challenging when they move The next two hour* wax nt making cast after cast to te crazy fish They put would not rat Iunr to head C to our next stop with hopes of finding fish that would accommodate my guests. We began throwing Rip Tide 3 inch Mullet on 1/8 ounce jig heads and finally the trout decided to eat. After boating a lew trout we were off to find more redfish. Our journey was short, as we turned the comer a school of monster redfish lifted and pushed the water like a battle­ ship. After two dozen casts at the school it was clear these fish would not eat. Destination number three would prove to be a stop I will never forget. No sooner had ! turned off the motor when on top of the sandbar a huge trout was tail­ ing. Greg took several shots and could not get her to chew 1 decided to try and made a cast in the sand hole next to thu monster and sure enough Sea O u td o o rs , Page 2M Pho*o courts*/ at AAA HeatgwM Raltwlai Cltertets Grog M cEltw ry (lari) stands wrtri C aptain D avid R ogers as h« displays trie 32-m cri, 9-pound 'stin ky trout* trial triay landad last Sunday in M osquito Lagoon �Page 2B Tint H n u o Sunday. August 14. 2005 UCF Continued from Page IB round out the UCF football radio broadcast crew. O'Neill's radio broadcasting career spans over 20 years, including stops in St. Louis and several Florida markets. O’Neill hosts a daily sports talk show "The Finish Line" every weekday from 6 p.m.-to-9 p.m. on 740 The Team. Fans can also listen to UCF football games and coach's shows on UCFAthletics.com, the official athletics website of UCF. MEN'S BASKETBALL 2-0 IN EUROPE Junior forward Josh Peppers recorded a game-high 19 points as the UCF men's basketball team had seven players finish with double-figures in scoring as the Golden Knights ran past MSV, 101-56, in an exhibition game in Noordwijk, Holland on Wednesday evening. UCF improves to 2-0 on its six-game European tour. Sophomore guard Dave Noel added 16 points, eight assists and seven rebounds. Behind 7* of-9 shooting from die flooc senior forward Anthony Williams scored 14 points and also blocked three snots. UCF started the game strong, shooting 9-of-12 (75 percent) overall in the first quarter and led 25-13 after 10 minutes. The Golden Knights raced out to a 13-2 advantage with 7:20 to go in the opening stanza after sophomore guard Mike O'Donnell recorded a steal and found Williams for a wideopen layup. MSV is one of Holland's eight second-division squads. The Golden Knights pulled away in the second half, lead­ ing by as many as 47 points on its way to the win. On the boards, UCF dominat­ ed, holding a 30-20 edge. For the game, the Golden Knights shot 60 percent overall from the field and also hit nine treys. The hosts recovered from a turnover-filled first quarter, using eight second quarter ts from Gerald Robinson to the score respectable at reak, as UCF led 44-30 at halftime. The visitors ran away from MSV in the third. With seconds remaining in the quarter, Noel recorded a steal and found sen- S The Longest Game Compiled by Nick PfoilMlf S ta ff W riter History tells of some fantastic sports achieve­ ments in our country. One of the most interesting, 1 believe, was a softball game on Aug. 14 and 15, 1976. Why write that it took place for two days? The reason was that the game between teams rep­ resenting the Gager’s Diner and Bend'n Elbow Tavern, in Monticello, N.Y., lasted 365 innings. It started at 10 a.m. on the 14th, and may have lasted longer but it was called because of rain and fog at 4 p.m. on Aug. 15th. It took 70 players, including 20 women, on the two teams to last for the 30 hours, non-stop. The game was created to raise money for the Community General hos­ pital in that city. A total of $4,000 was raised. The final score was, Cagers, 491, and the Elbows, 467, a close game even consid­ ering the time it took. To this day, the game is con­ sidered the longest soft­ ball game on record. Here's an event in which participants really clean up In Whitehorse, Yukon, the 14th annual bathtub race will get underway on August 15. Contestants will try to ride in commercially built bathtubs lor a total of 462 miles on the river, from Whitehorse to Dawson. Earvin 'Magic1 Johnson's birthday is this week. He will turn 46 years old on Aug 14th. On Aug 16, it's the anniversary of the death of Babe Ruth, who died in 1948 He died of cancer at the age of 53. In his , career, the Sultan of Swat' hit 714 home runs in 22 major league sea­ sons of play, and appeared in IU World Series games ior guard Justin Rose beneath the basket for an easy dunk as time expired to put UCF up, 71-40, with 10 minutes to play. Senior guard Troy Lindbeck connected on four triples and finished with 12 points. Senior forward Marcus Johnson also totaled 12 points. In addition to tallying seven assists, O'Donnell had 10 points. Edwin Engelhart paced MSV with 13 points. The nosts shot just 38.2 percent for the game. Playing its first contest of a six-game European exhibition tour, the UCF men's basketball team had little trouble with its first professional opponent, easing past host Omniworld, 91-57, on Tuesday evening in Almere, Holland. Peppers connected on four treys for the Golden Knights and registered a game-high 25 points. Behind a 7-of-12 per­ formance from the field. Rose chipped in with 15 points. Noel had a well-rounded contest, totaling 11 points, nine boards, six assists and five steals. UCF raced out to a 48-20 lead at the half and never looked back. The team shot 47.3 per­ cent from the field for the game, compared to only 28.6 percent for the hosts. The Golden Knights also forced 23 turnovers. Williams finished with 12 points and eight boards. Lindbeck and O'Donnell both nailed three treys. Lindbeck closed the game with 11 points and O'Donnell had nine points and three assists. Barry Entius paced Omniworld with 17 points. Off the bench, Pieter Bas de W it added 12 points. The Golden Knights contin­ ued their tour on Friday, travel­ ing to Brussels, Belgium to face the Gent Dragons. CONTRIBUTIONS TOP *3 J MILLION DURING 20044)5 Records in athletics competi­ tion were not the only records broken during the recently completed school year at UCF as overall giving to UCF athlet­ ics during fiscal year 20044)5 topped the $3.5 million mark for the first time ever. Those donations include more than $2 million in capital giving and $1.2 million in annual gifts to the Golden Knights Gub. "On behalf of our more than 500 student athletes, I would like to say a big thank you, regardless of the size of the gift to all who gave to UCF athlet­ ics this past year," UCF director of athletics Steve Orsini said. “A lot of the growth we experi­ ence in UCF athletics is as a direct result of the financial gifts of Individuals and corpo­ rations and those gifts are help­ ing us reach our goal of being nationally competitive in all of our sports." The Golden Knights Club, the Briefs FLAG FOOTBALL REGISTRATlON/PLAYER FLA CEMENT DAY The Sanford Recreation Department will be hold­ ing Registration /Ptayer Placement Day today (Saturday), for Youth Flag Football for children ages 5-12 yean old at Ft. Mellon Park (600 East 1st Street). Cost per participant is $40 for City Residents and $50 for Non-City Residents. The 5-6 Year Old Age Group will take die field at 9 a m Hie 7-9 Year Old Age Group at 1030 .a m Tlie 10-12 Year Old Age Group at noon. Games will begin on Saturday, September 3rd. Sign up at the Sanford Recreation Department 300, North Park Avenue City Hall. Coaches are also needed and anyone Interested should contact the SRD as soon as possible. For more information, please call Rodney Standi at 407-330-5697 or email: «ranril«stri xanford.fl.tlS U C F Junior forw ard Josh P eppers (N o. 30 , above) connected on four treys for th e G olden Knights and registered a gam e-high 25 points In their first contest of a six-gam e European exhibition tour^eastng past host Om ntworld, 9 1 -5 7 , on Tuesday evening In Alm ere, Holland and then had a gam e-high 19 points as the U C F m en’s basketball team had seven players finish w ith double-figures In scoring aa th e G olden Knights ran past M SV, 101-56, in an exhibition gam e in Noordwijk, H olland on W edneeday evening to im prove to 2 -0 . scholarship fundraising arm of UCF athletics, brought In a record $1.2 million in unre­ stricted gifts, an increase of 25 percent from a year ago. It’s the first time that annual giving has topped the $1 million mark and this year's total is nearly double the $619,000 that was collected just two years ago. "We could not have done it without the hard work of the GKC board and CKC staff," . . said Sean Helton, assistant director of the Golden Knights Club. "We topped our goal of $1.2 million this year and will celebrate that achievement. Ultimately, our desire is to raise the funds annually to cover all of the scholarship costs for our student-athletes, which now Outdoors Continued from Page IB she ate that Rip Tide Flats Chub. The weight of the fish was heavy but the right was short. Here is where the stinky part comes into play. When I lifted this fish in the boat it spewed this worst smelling, most vile smelling crud all over the boat. In all my years of fishing I have never seen or smelled anything like this. It was all 1 could do to hold the fish for the picture. The "Stinky Trout was 32 inches long but only weighed nine pounds. This girl should have gone at least 11-to-13 pounds. One eye was milky and the fish had lesions under the belly. It seemed the fish was rotting from the inside. I wish I had an answer for what had happened to the fish, but I don’t If anyone has had this experience I would love to hear from you. Normally I would be grinning from ear to ear after boating a trout that size, but the "Stinky Trout" was just that, STINKY. If you would like to book an adventure on tne Mosquito Lagoon call 407-405-0819 or visit the website www.aaahawgwildcharters.com for all the info and fishing reports. I will not take you to the "Stinky Trout". Tight lines and good fis h in g . SEAWORTHY MAGAZINE LOOKS AT FIVE SHOCKING YEARS OF LIGHT­ NING STRIKE CLAIMS DATA There may not be much a boater can do to prevent lightning from striking their vessel, but there is an important step to Oviedo Continued from Page IB so he wanted to nominate the whole team. So for the first time, an entire team was awarded the MVP award and all the players shared it! The team then continued its flawless play to that point by outsconng host Pitt County, 40, in its opener in North Carolina Then came the second game with Wayne County, North Carolina and Oviedo came out flat and the game turned into a total mess, with the locals n u k ­ ing errors everywhere and allowing tile other team to gain exceeds $4 million. We will continue to grow our donor base and increase our annual support for these students." In terms of capital giving, donations for the building and expansion of athletics facilities, the largest gifts during the year came in for football-related projects. Of those, one of the leading commitments was from Tony Nicholson; whose pledge is earmarked for the indoor football facility, which was sub­ sequently named .the Nicholson Fieldhouse. Also, an anony­ mous donor gave a sizeable gift to fund the work being done to design and study the feasibility of an on-campus football stadi­ um. take immediately after a jolt hits, according to the July 2005 issue of Seaworthy maga­ zine, the quarterly BoatU.S. Marine Insurance and damage avoidance report. In "Lightning! Flasn, BANG! Your Boat's Been Hit - Now What?", Associate Editor Chuck Fort reviewed five years of light­ ning strike claims data from the BoatU-S. Marine Insurance claims files. What he found might surprise or confirm your sus­ picions about lightning strikes. The feature reports that in any one year the odds of your boat being struck by lightning are about 1.2 in 1,000. Breaking it down further, the rate of lightning strikes for sailboats was about four boats per 1,000, while motorboats averaged only 0.5 per 1,000. A surprise rinding was that multi-hulled sailboats were struck more than twice as often as monohulls. Thirty-three percent of all lightning claims came from Florida, largely due to the sheer number of vessels. But the sun­ shine state also has a large number of sail­ boats, which helps explain why the second most struck area in the country was the Chesapeake Bay region, followed by rela­ tively small state of Rhode Island. Both of these areas have a high percentage of sail­ boats. States where small powerboats pre­ dominate, such as Iowa and Nebraska, reported no lightning-related claims. Interestingly, the files also showed that boats equipped with lightning dissipaters were also nit, questioning their effective­ ness. Most electronics aboard a boat were found not damaged by a direct hit but rather from surging electrical current creat­ ed in the wiring by the strike. "The magnitude and scope of capital projects with a pro­ posed football stadium and the plans for the new convocation center have stimulated consid­ erable interest among our donor base," said Tim Leonard, assistant vice president for ath­ letics development and annual giving. "Additionally, the excitement of the hiring of George O’Leary as football coach had and continues to have a huge impact on giving." •The amount of capital giving from the 2004-05 fiscal year was more than triple the capital gifts received just a year prior and overall giving to UCF ath­ letics was doubled from the 2003-04 fiscal year. While the story explains that some ves­ sels can have little or no damage after a strike, an immediate short-haul is a must. The reason is that when lightning exits your boat, it can go through the hull itself or via a through-null fitting. This may cause a gradual leak that could go unno­ ticed. Oftentimes boaters don’t know their unattended vessel has been struck or suf­ fered collateral damage as the result of a nearby strike. The article reviews a claim in which lightning damage was found only after an amber LED light lit up on a bat­ tery charger - a light the owner had never seen before - and his depth sounder quit. Sometimes a damaged or missing VHF antenna is the only clue that an unattended boat has been struck. Fort also mentions that most vessels are not electrically bond­ ed according to American Boat &c Yacht Council lightning protection standards. Boats built to these construction standards offer a more direct pathway for lightning to exit a vessel. All BoatU.S. insureds get four fn e issues of Seaworthy a year. If you'd like to get your own copy, become a BoatU.S. insur­ ance policy holder or get a subscription for only $10/year by going to http: //www.BoatUS.com /seaworthy BoatU.S. - Boat Owners Association of The United States - is the nation's leading advocate for recreational boaters providing its 600,000 members with a wide array of consumer services including a group-rate marine insurance program that insures nearly a quarter million boats. RAGE TRYOUTS Open Try-outs for ORLANDO RAGE (SemiPro Football) are set for the next three Saturdays, August 13,20 and 27, at noon at "Showalter Field East" (2525 Cady Way, Winter Park, right behind the Visitors' Stand at Showalter Field). Registration and Check In at N ooa Try-outs at 1 p m Attendance at one of the scheduled try-outs Is mandatory ry lor for anyor anyone interestedI in making die 2006 rage roster. Inchuding era. all retumin The detai are as fol lows: 1) Registration Fee of $50 paid in cash at door for all positions except Offensive Linemen who will pay $35. Returning 2005 RAGE players will pay only $35. 2) Each paid registrant MUST sign waiver and release. 3) Each paid registrant will receive Official "Orlando Rage Practice Jersey", Orlando Rage Email account, and have an opportunity to rriake the 2006 Orlando Rage Roster. 4) Registration at noon sharp. Registration closes at 1 p.m. 5) Open Tryouts for any person over the age of 18 years. 6) Bring workout clothes and cleats and helmets (if you have one). Equipment sales reps will be present for ordering. 7) Each registrant will be required to perform a series of speed, strength, endurance and agility drills. 8) Break down into posi­ tion groups for workout. 9) Full group work out, 7 on 7 drills, etc. 10) "Call backs" will be made for additional Tryouts and "looks". Contact Chris Morrison for further details at CMomsontifOrlandorage. com or Randy Horn at RHomfiOrland oRage.com or 407-325-1436. A-t VOLLEYBALL A t Volleyball is the pri­ vate volleyball program rovider for Altamonte ports. A t Volleyball pro­ vides leagues, clinics, individual instruction and events for ages 5-18 at the Lake Brantley South Gymnasium. The Monday Indoor Recreational Volleyball League starts Monday, August 15th and is for sixrson co-ed teams only. ague times are 7:30 p.m.-to-lO p.m. and the cost is $175 per team. A t Volleyball will offer future volleyball pro­ grams in beach and adult so please continue to checkout the A t Volleyball web site at C Y Y W W .orljn dovollevh.il I rn an 8-4 lead heading into the seventh and final inning But like the true champions that they are, the team cam e to life and rallied to score five runs, all coming home on hits, to win it 9-8. Although the coaches were ready to ’kill* the girls, they had to give the team credit, they played like champions, keeping their composure and always having confidence in themselves O iue they started hitting in the seventh, every one knew there was nothing that was going to stop them The team then coasted past Glen Allen. Virginia. 11*1. and I'll 'itt t ounty. again shut out! host I 5-0, to claim the championship. The team played a total of 10 games, winning them all. and outsconng its opponents, 104 to 12, and recording six shutouts Assisting Wilson were coach­ es Kurt Slump. Ben Evans and Doug Wayt Making up the Oviedo roster were first baseman Megan Alligood, shortstop Natalie Bellantom, pitcher/utility play­ er Brittany Dirubbio, p itch er/left fielder Enn Dirobbio, second baseman Amber Evans, right fielder Amanda King catcher Chloe labrador, pitcher/outfielder Sarah Pettigrew, cm trriielder Stephanie Shoup, catcher Erica Toliett, third baseman Dani Wayt, pitcher/leftfielder Dani Wilson and outfielder Erin Wolfe-Muse. m, call 407-523-5048 or email at ORLVB0AOL.COM. See Briefs, Page 6B *45 GOLF & LUNCH (WITH THIS COUPON ONLY) H|.i> lmm urn (...li \ ( nunlrv ( U MumLli Ihiu I •til.ii, .mil ni|m tun In luft in jit,, mi, ,,i if,,, nm.l nm uMi -nil t i|j, ii«-mr, id titu i III* Cal Ito C qMStop S « for A Ter Tim*1 I * GO LF A N D C O U N T R Y C L U U * 321-0010 try o ffw (*•> gr o r ,a « j togugn K ufjtt I 7 2005 f i t * •%U umJ on i (Attun rtfi u p lo l r d ■%n f j r i to rVT i m t*j fc 4 Oar* f'Mi.miM U m tn iw i I I GO am to 4 GO pm »aM �Sunday. August 14.2005 The Huald To Place Your Ad Call A m i^ ftjn iH jT n 23—Lo st & Found F o u n d D og M ale, reddish m in d brood, found near the M onroe M arine on Sal. Aug 0, 2005. Pie c a l 407-252-5508. 55— B usiness O rrORTUNTTIES ■ li-s —'Via____ MMS MOnff " 5W 1 iw n ty to o 407-430-2108 71— H elp W anted A la * General Inc. help wanted, m u tt have tra n sp o rta tio n . Please call. 407-772-2158. A p p o intm e n t S e tte rs Expd Only. Longwood Area H ourly Pay ♦ Bonus M o rvF rIC a l: ____ 407-260-0612 A p p o tn tn tfn (. S e tte r * , ,, „ Attarponte Springe....... Looking lo r 6 Experienced Appointm ent Setters Salary ♦B onus*S piffs C ell Rich 407402-1283 lo r Interview A uto re p a ir shop under renovation. Need I A 4 1 B m echanic lo r Im m ediate hire. M u tt have ow n tools. G uaranteed salary 4 fla t rate avalabia. R epairs w ill include fc n ig i 4 domeeac vendee. 407888-9309 71— H e lp Wanted Cencflewood S uites Is looking tar town m errtoen to join a greet hotel stall. We have an opening lo r a fro n t desk sssociste position, whose work schedule wd be MtxvFrt, 3pnv11pm. Apply in person 1130 Greenwood B M ., Lake M ary F L 32746 407585-3000 EOE, OFWP Cashiers. Food Prop 4 Dining Room A ttendants B resklest/Lunch shifts. Full or P art tim e. No Sundays C hickFit-A In Lake Mery. Apply in person 407-333-8875 C ASTILE COMPANY, INC 407/830-8431 Now H iring-C oncrete W ork Full Tim e-Benefits Affirms** Action COE Drug Fr** _________Q TO V______ CDL-A D rivers Needed 2 years exp. req. M ust Uve w ithin 55 m iles o( Daytona Local W ork, ' home daily, and ovef ' night tripe. G reat B enefits Up to 5950 00 ♦ per week M eet the Salem C arriers R scruitor/W alk In August 8th, 9th. 10th, 11 Ih, 12m. 13th, 14m. 15th 8 am to 5 pm Salem C arriers Inc. 3143 International Speedway BMJ Daytona Beach, FL C all 1-800-709-2538 Aviation Com pany now Accepting R esum es Professional Appearance Custom er Service Reps Can 407-321 -5880 or Fax 407-321-5405 Bobcat O perator-C lass 0 License. F ina l G rade Experience. (407) 322-8133 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT C te rlca l/C u a l S erv Rep Data entry, counter serv. L ilt up to 30 lbs M-F w /beneflts 4 req W indows 4 uttn to detail W ill tram Cindy 407-322-6897 C ook needed tor a large day care center Pis call 407-8059332 COUNTER HELP needed at R ubyiulce 11 30am -3pm Monday-Fnday Apply in person 101 W est 1st Street. San lord Buldottn, Bk Uwm, Loadm, Dudp Trucb, Gretfcn, Strop*n, EiOTiton NtUCUu: A ugl!•National Cotificalion •Financial Assistance -Job Placement .Assistance 800-383-7364 A w aited Tnm s( tovtcK e eeW H rtoohcaa------ D ie p a tch e r/S e cre ta ry: Immediate opening lor busy AC company M-F. 7 30-4 30,407830-7118. DFWP DO CK PERSO N Large nursery fa c ility needs dock person to handle paperwork tor shipm ents M ust be able to lift up to 30 lbs. repeatedly Must be flexible and detail oriented. A ssem bly w orkers also needed Apply m person at 6770 W est State Rd 46 or ca ll 407330-0296 est 224 D rivers - DUMP TRUCK, Class B. benefits. 407-3228133. HELP WANTED • CNA's • Food Servers • Cooks Excellent opportunity for experienced individuals for an upscale retirem ent com m unity. Must be a professional and want steady em ploym ent. Above average starting wages for those who are qualified. All candidates please fax their resum es. Resum e Fax 407-322-3065 Phone 407*322-2207 •I Lake Forest 71— H elp Wanted Due to continued rapid growth and prom otions from w ithin. S hred-it, the w o rld * leader In on-site docum ent security and d e stru ctio n Is lo o kin g for another route driver with strong custom er service skills and • com m itm ent to total custom er satisfaction. The successful candidate w ill possess a class B CDL and have a clean crim inal history, as w e* as the a b ility to lift 100 lbs. This U M m s posaon o fars greM pay. s 4 day w ork w eek, m edical and dental benefits, overtim e, m onthly bonuses, h o lid a ys and a retirem ent program . A pply today and find out why our em ployees have been wim us for years. Apply in person e l 601 Cereal Park Drive. Sanford. Honda. 407-445-8066 EOE ' O 'ivor i Dedicated Reg. Lane COASTAL TRANSPORT HOME EVERY WEEKEND GUARANTEED! 85% Pretoeded/Pretarped Avg. 5816-5896/week Pan turn QMninattfiU Jacksonville, FL Term inal CDL-A req'd 877-428-5627 www ctdrivers com D rivers/Laborars: H ighw ay construction com pany looking to r relia ble 4 dependable people who are able to travel 4 work n FL SC 4 NC We have im m ediate openings for dnvera/taborers M ust be able to handle labor work as well as driving. Drs Uc m ust be dean. A il others need not apply Start a t 58 5 0 /5 10/hr P lenty of opportunity for overtim e. Over 8 hrs, tune 4 a half. 6 paid holidays Daily out of town per diem We w ill tram Benefits Include vacation. health insurance 4 profit sharing Men 4 wom en are encouraged to apply EOE/DFWP, 407-3211010 o r 1-600-749-1015 E quipm ent O perator FT M on-Fn. Class A or B COL required. DFWP. Acm e Septic System s. 407-330-0756. Expd cooks 4 servers. Jolty O ator F ish Cam p 4 Restaurant. Grow with us on beautAJ St Johns River at SR46. 4 m ites east o t Geneva. Apply in person Experienced ‘ C o n sn ' tatnaaor needed. CM 407-3635185 FT Lawn S ervice w orkers needed w ith FL D rivers License Some exp preferred C all 407-321-97147 Full Tima Expd Cook A Full Tim* Driver*. Apply n person. VNonaSFme Italian Restaurant. Lake Mary. 407-320-2040 H iring helpers and leaders lo r law n m a in t, landscape In sta lla tion , and tree work. G reat pay Full and part tim e a va ila b le . Som e exp necessary C all Kerry, 407234-7253 INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST1 A lw ays a good policy, e s p e c ia l!/ fo r business oppofenbee and h a rO w w C al Florida O epl of Agriculture 4 Consumer Services at 800-4357352 or FTC-HELP tor tree ntorm attxi Or vort our Woo vto at www ftc gov tu ro p F lorida law requires sellers of certain business opportunities to register with Florida Depf of A g ricu ltu re & Consum er Services before selling C a l to v e rly lawful registration before you buy M EDICAL ASSISTANT Are you a p o sitive friendly p ro fe ssio n a l who enjoys w orking w ith ch ild re n and mmWs t r weak n a p e a e a rl to rt paced perk su e s office war. eaceaers Per ukes 1 Pteeee las resum e Iu 407 282 6 /9 7 71— H e lp Page 3B 407- 322-2611 Wanted 71— H e lp Wanted 71— H elp Wanted LA BO RERS NEEDED FOR U N DERG RO UN D UTILITY CO NTRACTOR Starting Salary St-SOMr PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR w ith w elding 4 fa b rica tio n experience. FFT Days. G ood Banaflts 407-299-1592 HffALTH MSUWAMCI AMO S01K PIAMI Drug free workpiece. Apply PI: W0 Mfftar Drive, Altamonte Springe 407-W0*000. (CM R eceptionist B ilingual (E nglish/S panish) G ood com m unications 4 custom er service s k ills , FT. benefits available. Cad 407-324-2442. R esponsible honest parson needed tor krtchen/deli PT/FT. M aitland area. 407-660-9260. 407-925-8452. Laborers: M ust travel Mon-Fn to M IS Of Florida CM 407-3238822 Landscaper/M aintenance needed fo r Lake m ary Com pany. PT. fle xib le schedule. Must have own buck 4 valid drivers license $10512/hr. 407-467-7445. May fax resum e, 407-562-1739 Landscapers and G rade C rew Laborers: 407-3216133, Road Stripping crew: W ill train. Class B COL a plus W ork on loads, parktag tots, w *ng to work nights or weekends. Advancem ent. DFWP EOE 407-281-5446 Site/Base Crew Local work FfT w * i benefits. 407022-6133 71— H elp Wanted Sanford Company looking tor a Route S alas and S ervice Technician Rewarding Salary. B enefits and Vacation P ackages For m ore inform ation please ca* 407-3028602 R equires chauffeur CDL license e lp Wanted SERVICE TECHNICIAN/) NSTALLER needed lo r local propane co . experience la a « but not necessary. Wa offer a benefit package w ith FFT position. CVL w ith haze m at Is required Apply In person at Discount Propans 546 South She* Rd , D eb a r/ ROUTE DRIVER needed tor lo ca l propane cylin d e r exchange truck No experience necessary. Wa o ffe r benefit package with FFT position CVL w ith haze m at is required Apply in person at Discount Propane 548 South Shelf Rd., Dabary Safes P arson: Selling diabetic supplies 4 shoes to doctors S alary/com m ission or independent. Fax resum e to: 407-585-4224. 71— H S pringhills Suites in Sanford needs FT Front Desk person H igh m ultl-la skin g environm ent. N ites 4 weekends Apply in parson 201 North Towns Rd. No phone cats SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC • Ex pert# need w ith com m ercial law n equipm ent. Longw ood 407-260-1833 P a rt tim e c o o k , ae rva ra 4 d ish w a sh e r needed. Contact Mytene. 407-323-7306 Lawn M aintenance Forem an • Able to run 3 to 4 man crew Top Pay plus Bonuses. C all 407-631-6436 M ASONS experienced only. Deltona area. FFT. 4 0 * hrs/Wk Residential 4 Com m ercial Calf 386-383-7789 Me Queen M asonry needs expd m asons 407-416-8127 M aat C u tta r w ith saw experience Work days Mon-Fri. Fax resume to 407-322-8973 or apply in person at 401 west ta ti SL Sariord. or c a l 407-3223663, ask to r Jim m y Mscharac/Diesel Fabricator/A* Round PM Shop M usi Have OL. (407)322-8133 MEOICAL ASSISTANT Lake M ary prim ary care pra ctice has im m adiata openings fo r a FT Fam ily Pracbca MA and a PT Pads M A M ust be ce rtifie d and/or registered. G ood benefits. Subm it resum e in d ica tin g in te re st in Lake M ary MA position, including specialty, to : P hysician A ssociates. Human Resources. 455 W. W arren A v e , Longwood, FL 32750. fax to (407) 262-5797 or apply online at www paof com EOE E xp. M ed ica l A s s is ta n t Reliable mdiv, fast learner w/ great cust. sve s k ills 4 business sense Exc. pay, PIT, Men, Tu, Th, Sol 407694-5666 Medea! A ssetam N use PT exp necessary to r Podiatry office Front 4 back door duties Fax resum e 407-869-4409 M chete* Ptczena now hiring ta l 4 pari tim e drivers. M ust work m tes 4 w eekends Please contact C h ristin a. 407-2212394 or apply at 3828 S O rlando Dr. Sanford, m the Big Lots Plaza. M laay On T he S pot R esidential C leaning S ervice PT help needed 407 330-4105 or 321-228-5000 Exp preferred but not required Vivcna s North Pizzeria needs drivers, pizza m akers, subs waitresses 4 phones Apply with ow ner at 2477 Park Ave. Sanford. Now hiring FT servers able to work days 7 nights Apply in person Famous U nde AJ’s Hot Dogs, W inter Spnngs Town Center O perator Trockhoe lo r underground s to rm /u lilitie * crew 407-322 8133 P ert Tim e co o k, se rve rs 4 dish w a sh e r needed Contact M /lene 407-323-7306 Plum per • Helper Reetoentiai construction Must hare expenaroe tin t pey n A A w r C u a ty In e A H u U e y* (k y n ta i burto* M * 7364221 INTBUH IIO M IIUIPM T • Accepting applications for: SWISSPORT USA, INC. A/C Cabin Cleaners, Fuelers, Environmental Services Ramp Services (Evening Shift 4-10 pm Thursday thru Sunday) W e offer holiday pay; uniforms, free parking, paid comprehensive industry training, weekly pay, direct deposit and a safe work environment. Don't let these opportunities fly by. Stop by our administration office Monday thru Friday between 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. for an application and more information. For Ram p Service positions, we will conduct on the spot interviews upon completion of the application. SWISSNRT USA. INC. 2 RED CLEVELAND BLVD. SUITE 210 SANFORD, FL 32773 407-585-4190 All applicants must be able to provide a 10-year work/School history and pass a criminal background check including FBI Finger Print screening. All applicants must pass a mandatory drug screen, and have flexible part-time work schedule to include weekends, holidays and evening hours. Must speak and write English fluently For some positions applicants must be able to lift up to 75 lbs on a consistent basis and p o sse ss a valid Florida Driver's License. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/D swissport^T �Pa#e 4 B HeraldClassifieds T rr Herald Sunday. August 14. 2005 71— H elp Wanted C o u n ty StwrMTa w ill b * accepting tor the poadion of INVESTIGATIVE M A L I IT . Tht* position 4 to r roadaJU ed In support oI C hild m anagem ent M inim um Include ■ h« school (Sptoma and three (3) experience In statistical ria o r accounting; o r an e q u iva le n t com bination or raining and S tarting salary 6 1 1 .2 8 /h r P osition la to w ork Friday, r, and Sunday. 9 0 0 ID 6 0 0 p m CLOSING DATE IS SEPTEMBER 2. A pply In person to SEM INOLE COUNTY S H E R IFF OFFICE 100 Bush Btvd (across bom F lea W orld on 17/92) Santord. Florida 32773 The SEMINOLE COUNTY SH E R IFFS OFFICE la com m uted to a awrtdbrce and la an opportunity em ployer. 71— H elp Wanted T he S a n to rd H a ra ld Is lo o kin g fo r a sales p ro fe ssio n a l to lead Its advertising ita ft. Newspaper sales tip e n e n c e a required. This posrbon a ideal to r the sales pro fe ssio n a l w ith a proven track reco rd w ho w ants to m ove in to a m anagem ent position The advertising (V ector writ be rtwponsiDW rpf nifiOQ, training and managing the salea sb planning special se ctio n publications; and assisting With the creation of new puM cabons The dkectar also w ill be expected to lead by exam ple and m ake regular sa le a c a lls The Santord Herald * a tw ee a week, S.000 paid circulation newspaper lo cated in- S antord The H erald also pubNshet free wspepers In Lake Mi and Longw ood. T his Is a trem endously fa st grow ing m arket. The H erald o ffers a com petitive base salary, com m ission and bonus plan, health taem noe, 2 weak* paid vacatio n , auto and c e l phone Mrance, and a 401k. E -m ai resum e arid references to P ublieher Dan P ing at dptng 9 sam m olaharald.com , o r m o l them to 300 N. French Ave. Santord. FL 32771 93— R ooms F or R ent : n ;oc B 'C c ,,,n G n th e 3 ; Santurd I S400/MO. furnished, met utity, Frig/Fx. W/O C bl. internet, d e a n 10x20 rm w/sem i private e ntrance P ro fits * anviro. Sanford Airport near 417 a rt. F A L dap appl fa * N/S. N/D A q u e l Aval 9/1/06 407-547-0832 W EEKLY R E N TA LS ' S ta rtin g • M 2/W k. : $* ■.4 9 *2 4 . A 93— R ooms For R ent 100—C ondominium R entals Room to r rent, m iddle aged gentleman r4 h tranaporiatton. house p rivileges, ta t. TV. u tllitlae, telephone A carport Sanford 2/2. covered parking, fireplace, balcony- pool, fitness center A tennis courts. 2S211 N orthlake Dr $9SO/mo 1950/sec C e l 813-205-1859 tner, DnOfOOdt contpieieiy furnished ItOCVwk 407-302 4523 S in g le room in Longw ood. steady em ployed, no liquor, no am oking STQ/wk. S50 deposjt 407-630-6218. 95— R oommate W anted Room m ate w anted. 55+. no chfidren, private bath, share my m e . $3 SO/mo 407-3275813. Soaking a parson to share my home, view of Lake Monroe, M house privileges C d 407-3287232 to r an appointm ent. 97— A partments F urnished 3 f1 8,2 ffD ry *05<ymorith. 2/1. $590/m ontfi 407-262-2002. 98— R entals E fficie n cy SlOOwk, Apartm ents. StSOwk, also houses fo r rant fum iahad/unfum tshad. 407 240-1186. f.r < t 1! 1 V 407 321-0759 DOYl F M A N A G E ME N T R E MT Al S 4 0 /) 32? 2495 S antord: 1 BR. Carpet A TBs. tndudea Cable A Water. Patto $585/1585 Dap S a n fo rd : 2/2 S pacious Upstairs Apt. Carpeted, Vtoyf. O pen Patio. Spacious S57S/S575 Deposit itto n a 2/1, Large Lot. In a id * U tility Rm, W ashar/D ryar. $750/3750 Deposit S a n fo rd : 3 /2 . C arpeted. Appliance*, D oubt* Oarage, lanced. $900/1900 Dap. S a n to rd : M ayfair Area. 3/2, carpat/tUa. screened porch. uble garage, com m unity pool. S1200/MO S1200/D*poeil DOYLE MANAGEMENT WE RENT AND SELL HOMES! 2 BR Hom e 9500/M O Persim m on A 13th St, Santord 407-321 -4217 Adults Santord 3/1. C H A 12B Club Rd, T ie Boors. Ready now $798 Psts ok with deposit 407-323-4540 F or m iddle aged parson House privileges. TV. cable Rm com pletely furnished. SKXVwk. 407-4)0-2402 MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKEADA1 BDRM. 1540440 7 B O O M . 1 4 0 0 4 4 0 AMO U P C e d e Included 407-323-8870 Q u a lity L iv in g at A ffo rd a b le P ric in g . 1 , 2 4 3 B edroom *. Lake V ie w *, 407-322-0104. EHO. 100— CONDOhkftlOM R e n ta ls P in * R idge C lu b 2/2, gated com m unity, pool. Ia n nis A spa.S m all pat allow ed S785/MO 386-290-9105 Sanford Historic D istrict. 3/1, CHA Exc N eighborhood. $750. 407-321-6757. 117— C ommercial R entals 1300aq ft. O tflc * B ld g , located on the Si Johns River in the P ori of Santord. Great view ot the m arina A water P lenty ot parking G reat location $120C/MO plus CAM. C all Hidden Harbour Marina 407-322-1810 Ask for Don. IH M O f Uce S pace » For R ent M a d lc s l/D a n ta l B u ild in g . 1550 aq. f t . for lease on Park Ave. Santord. Contact Lea. 407599-7773 Come Check Us Out] Single Story Design 300 OFF 1st Month's Rem With 12 Mo Lease & Approved Credit • Spacious Apartments kith large Closets * Lake Front« Volleyball « Sparkling l\wil * Tennis Courts O ffices F or Rant: 400 tq ft to 800 aq ft. S antord. F ulton O ffice Center. 407-314-3750. O vro-King Size Firm FNtow Top M attress. Brass Headboard and Box Springs S a t Excatant C ondition $500 CaU 407.3228161. R ecently renovated o ffice space Idaal tor church. 2200 aq ft. on M aple Ave. Santord 407-948-4845 K anm ore Etna S ida-by-eid* stain. 8 b it frig w /ftl w a te r/lc*. tam p cntkJ draw ers, ram . ahatve*. Exc cond. paid $ 2 500 a d t $1200 aba 407-9253260 or 407-927-8750 Unique office downtown Santord a re*.. From 800 to 6.750 aq IL UM bad Ice , p rivate or in stru ctio n a l 407-948- Q orgaous B‘ tom ffure-atyla ta b t*. daeordhe lags, la d h a r pockets, oversized 1* three-piece d a l*, accataory M w R ib a fc ftw x l new In c rd *. Coal $ 4 * m u * **0 1 3 8 0 .4 0 7 402-1781 OR 386-753-0488 141— H omes For S ale Country Lake i 407-323-3301 3291 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 330-5204 231—C ars For S ale 219—Wanted to B uy f a d dortour, 1997,4 S n C a n *. C opper. *oU , a re pariecift $2500 407 792-9816 or 407-549-5634 Al 407-321-0004 •1 8 W. 1ST, I M-F, 1 0 * . 8 e t> 1 Vtonda Accord 1998 £ n *J*> $7450 caff or 222— M usical I nstruments 2002 C320 W agon $17880 Ce« or vdM 4078732988 com 407673298800m Esiey Diaco It organ, 3fT, book on learning to play. axceHant condNton, bench, m usic books 7 headset. Purchased 7/2000. paU $1491,aaU ngnola $800. 407-330-1599. UR RIGHT PIANO kkercadaa-Baru Ml S $13,950 ca ll or 4076732968 oom o i 999 vi Saturn. 1998. 4 door sedan. $3,800. For further inform ation call. 407-3227215 M 7 -W K N R ber-optic w aterfall, therapy )*ts . cu p h o ld e r*, insulated cover, fu ll factory warranty. Never used in crate, $1998.407-3384)878 OR 388218-2948. I BUT HOUSES FOR CAIN. C 4AN 6-X77-8M 183—T elevision 8c S tereo /Radio COMPONENTS A void Foroetoaural Call 407-221-7959 ■S Ofac Changer -Caaaetta to Caaaetta Record m l Player •VCR Player 407-321-8590 407-782-0275 AFFORDABIF HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES SONOUCMCV M w «« to n o o n w e eei Sacoceet o e * 4 0 .1 C a rp e t New Ceram ic TBa. P ainted Int/E xt, $199,900 R e n o va te d : 2/2, Newly Painted Interior, New C arpal, $148,900 in fo v ic tv tta n nom 8| 5 Bed/4Bath. over 3200 tq ft. 2 Fpica. 4 Ftorchea. Huge Living, D ining A Fam ily Rm * w/ W et Bar. Located in H istoric D istrict O verlooking G orgeous Park A 4 Blocks to Lake M onroe. L isted in N ational Ftegistry o f Histone Homes. $544,900 is c e l l a n e o u s FPE Breaker Box. 1S0A main. Assorted 5 0 A *. 30A's. 20A s, IS A * breaker*. $100. obo. 55' gafvantxed lance. CM electric h o ist $75. obo 407-547-8832. il M Chevrolet 15002004 Ext Cab LS V8 Auto $15.450 $301/MTH c a l or visit 4076732986 com C hevrddA vdandw 4x4 3H ton 2002 tow m i $17,950 $377/tnto c a l or visit 4076732968 com Chevy 1500 Ext Cab 2003 LS VB $13,950 ca ll or visit 4078732988.com li PC aystom. AMD 1 86 MHZ. MU Tower. 19* m onitor, speakers. HP 722c p rinte r. OVD/CD combo. CO Burner. $500. Must see 407-547-6832 191— B uilding M aterials co rruo ated steel RO O FING to r Barns. Boat Docks. Shops, ate. Alao Culvert Pipe: 15**20’ 1B**2ff C a l For Price*. Surplus Steal A Supply. Inc. Apopka 407-293-57B8 (IS IU )H N I VI N llltU M 185— C omputers F or S ale K lm o ri. OTUNOC. VOLUSIA I*A, 11I 235— T ruck/SUVS/Vans For S ale 223— Hot Ttib/S pa 5 person. 8hp. 20 lets. cab. kghts. new used. W arranty, re ta il $4300. sacrifice, $1595 407-278-1552 SO N Y 5 f € R R T I l*K<»»*» Hills ■10/ IS\ -l/f »-1 199— P ets 8c S upplies Run a Nice 2BR. possibly 3rd. 1 bath. -V-*»Patti's Pet a IV ***£♦•In r» Entertain offers 407-234-5189 ' c. Sitting & OPEN HOUSE Saturday A Sunday 1813 Knox Ave. Sanford 3/2. Totalfy Rem odeled. Owner Finance 321 -2998100 WA Care For Y o u Dog or Cai in Your Hom e W hile You Are Gonel Plersy o f TLC. WM brtog in newspapers, mail and even w ater p la n ts! V ary R a a so n a b i# R ateel References A vailable Upon Request Please C e l 407-3148703 157— M obile H omes F or S ale Pitt Bull t 1/2 yrs oto, white with roots. A ra d race gentle dog wSh lots ot energy 407-323-8019. needs a good home S an fo rd /C a rrte g e C ove: New 3/2 DW. ail appliances A shed C a n ffcM y sat tp , ready to mc»e in. $597/m o, includes tot rent, w ith approved credit 407-3238160. Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit •3 Signs •Bright Pre-Priced Labels •Checklist / tips 209—C lothing 181— A ppliances & F urniture For S ale SaHtnl Cwirt Uartmeitsi Apartments 181— A ppliances 8 c Furnttuke For S ale - Lge.4BFV1.5BA 2 end. p o rch e s/te a r gar/1637sq rtApadous. tS IO D n ie W a y.o ff Southwest Rd 407-322-0213 407-330-4423 Convenient Spacious Affordable 1 ft tit 99—A partments U nfurnished G arage A p t; Histone district. 1/1. no pata. $425 plus dap 407-323-1167 Country i Style : City Living 103— H ousesU nfurnished 118— O ffice S pace Fo r R ent M INK COAT; Full length with hood. S ue large, kept in furrier storage. $3,000 Call 388-7098070 2 dressers. 1 w/m irror, bed. 2 rate stand*, dark brown. $200 321-278-3809 211— A C BED: NASA technology. Vtsco m em ory loam m attress sel. as seen on TV/M a* New m plastic w ith m anufacturer's warranty Cost $1569; m ud sa l $696 407831-1322 OR 388-753-1515. 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DRESSED PROFESSIONAL Frankie's Cleaners 407-BI4U4 % • Roof Tear Off • • Trash Removal • • Junk Cars • Clean Outs • We Haul Almost Anything* 407-322-3566 407-402-1134 ' IM ali Upholder? and Wood Work | ' • Chaln...«tartlng at S225 4 up kA i I ' • Love$eat8...$285 * Sofas...$385 + fabric MlWBHglO • Diamond Tufta...Extra j N g S y l l A llm a n H o o f in g cnj0 . 5/n ^ in8 n Excellent Workmanship! 31 Years in Business. ^ J B E lB E •'*P ® li» Pickup & Delivery 407-321-4994 Cell: 407-430-8330 SU M B R ITE LAUN DRY Open 24 Hours Tue *Wed -Thu Double Load Wither $100 Triple Load Washer $2.00 DropOff and Diy Ctoamg Servtcw Aba AeadaUe 2921 S Orlando Dr (17-92 9 Sav-A-Lot Plan) Sanford. FL *407-320-1999 f Magnolia Self-Storage 2530 S Magnolia Avenue. Santord. FI 32773 PH 407-321-2800 Locally Owned and Operated Resident Manager On Site Lowest Rates All Units Drive Up Monthly Rentals Air Conditioned Units Available Boat R V and Vehicle Pariung 24 H r . 7 Day Weefdy Access �Tm H n u o 235— T huck/SUVS/Vans F o r S ale Chavy 1500 Erl Cab 200? $10,900 caff or v im 4070732966 com Chavy 2500 2004 EM Cab 4x7 IS $10,950 ca ll o r v im 4070732966 com Oodga 15001999 & d dab 4x4 $10,450 cad or v im 4070732966 com Oodga 2500 Dtoaai 2004 Craw Cab $24,960 221U Cal or v«m 4070732966 com Ford F2S0 E*1 Cab 2002 $20,950 Lariat 30k mt 5th Whaal cal or vM 4070732966 com F*ord E xplorer 2004 4~C r $13,960 S2B2/WTH c a l or via* 4070732966 com Ford Explorer E/B 2002 5 3 Row Laalbor $13,960 c * or vlatt 4076732966 com Port £150 1965 VERY NICE AT. AC $2,950 cal or vtait 4076732966 com Ford F150 2003,32K Ext Cab $13,450 $282/Mth C al or vtatt 4970732906 com ^ord P150 2003 low mi $10,950 Call or v im 4076732966 com Ford F2S0 2003 4«4 AT. AC $16,450 can or vial 4070732966 com Ford F250 E xl ta b 2003 XLT $19,950 30k ml c a l or v ia l 4076732966 com Ford iMndtoar 2002 SC 30k M $11,950 call or via l 4070732966 com CMC Stana 1998 Ext Cab 4x4 271 SLT $9,950 ca l or viaI 4070732966 tauru Axiom 2002 Parlact $11,450 call or via l 4076732966 com Toyota 4-Runoar 2001 SR5 $15,950 low mi c a l or vial 4076732966 com Toyou Tacoma 2003 4x4 Auto 30k ml $14.950 4 0% APR cM or via14076732966 com 239— M otorcycles/4W heelers For S ale Two Brand Maw 4-W baatara 1- P o ia rta 1* Yam aha $3,900 aach o bo 366-709-5330 269'CLEANING S ervices Star Dual Cloaning Lic/Bondad/ Inaurod AN Suppbas furnished . 407-361-4067 276-F ence C o n tro l F lorid a Fanco A ll Typao o f Fonca Specializing In Vinyl Fencing ■froa Eatim alaa ■Liconsad/lnsurod ■Quality W ork ■Prompt Serves 366-769-5330 278-Handy M an RJ Handy Man Sarvtcaa AN Phases oI C o n d u ctio n Praaauro Cleaning. Painting. Hauling 407-323-2841 (Homo Phono) 407-314-6878 (Coil Phono) 287-L awn S ervices Lawn Mower Repair & Old lawn mowers needed for parts. 407-427-5530 Legals ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 O f THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha data o flb s i pobkcaOon o l mw NoOca Is August 7. 2005. Maria Corvgko 1800 S ound S traat SUM 870 Sarasota. Florida 34236 John T. QnMn, Esq Florida Bar No 0674281 WWenar At aoci aM i. Advocate* InAglng 1100 Saoond Seaot Sow 870 Saraaota. FL 34238 Tataphona: (941)368-9000 Attorney tor Maria C on^io PuWah: August 7.14. 2008 T028 Pubic auction to tia hold at 901 am. on mo day(s) tpecJhed batow. at tha from door ot Alhan'sTowing. Inc. LocatadM 2499 Okl Laka M vy Rd Suaa 134. Santord. FL tor ma pur­ pose of dtopoamg of the totow- mg For kirm ar ritrx rrw u u pWase c a l (407)321-2948 L egals Lic a l s Legals Legals NOLE C ount* Florida. r. tie addraaa of which to Court WTTMN THE LATER OP 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SER­ VICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OP DEATH IS BARRED Sanford m Chamber*. Santord Cay Haff. 300 N. Park Avanua. Santord. Florida, on A ugust 22, 2066 at 4 X p m., tor praaantaaon of ma Aaport Aum orty 's Budget tor FY 2003/2006 F L 32773-6086 Tha o t me Putttoh: August 14. 2005 T051 VerircW Audton •9 0 0 a m WHEN Auguat 27, 3008 WHERE: Raufs Tbwlng. 1919 W. 1M Straat, Santord, FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1993 MAKE: FORO MOOEL: 40R COLOR: ORAY VIN F: 1FMOU32X2PUD10389 VEHICLE YEAR: 1993 MAKE: CHEVY MOOEL: 40R COLOR RED VIN t 2 0 1WN54T7P9124688 VEHICLE YEAR: 1999 MAKE: CHEVY MOOEL: BLAZER COLOR: WHITE VINF: IO NCSI3W 6X2166826 Vahids Auction 0 9 00am WHEN: August 31.3006 WHERE: P ad's Towing. 1919 W. 1st Straat, Santord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR' 1968 MAKE: MICHIGAN TRANS- . poNT MOOEL: TRAILER COLOR UNKNOWN VIN «: IM5A6MT21J100S620 Vatvcia Auction 0 9 00am WHEN: i aptam ber 1,2008 WHERE: PauTi Towing. 1919 W I t l Straat. Santord. a 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1995 MAKE: CHEVY MOOEL: 20R COLOR: SILVER VIN #; 2Q1FP22S6S2164847 VEHICLE YEAR: 1968 MAKE: CADILLAC MOOEL: 40R COLOR: WHITE VINF: 106CD51S1J4222133 Nonce a hereby given Paul s Towing «na sa l a l pubfec auction tor salvage tor cash on damand to Nghost bidder, ma tolowmg dasenbad vahetas Proapactiva baddars may mapact vehicles one hour prior to saw Tarms aro -CASH OR CERTI­ FIED FUNOS* Paul's Towing rasarvoa tha right to accapt or raioct any and a l BIOS Pubiuh August 14.2005 T052 of m adaoadakna or ctaima arm f* a Court WTTHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT PILED W IT H * THE TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OP THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TMIE PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OP DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OP FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE IS: AUGUST 14. 2008 478 E Or.. 8L 106 AAamonto S pring* FL 32701 Coaeen ORourka, Esq. Attorney tor Suaan Clarka Florida Bar No. 488260 4806 W Laura! S t. Suaa 230 Tampa. FL 33007 Attom ay tor PuMah: Auguat 14, 21. 2006 T0S4 M THE CM CUT COURT I COUNTY. PROBATE OfVtSION PILE NO. 3006CP-1081 IN RE: ESTATE O f ALEXANDER CHARLES COROES a k a ALEXANDER C. COROES. NOTICE TO CRED ITO RS Tha adnwiotratton of ma Of ALEXANDER CHARLES CORDES a k a ALEXANDER C. CORDES. docaaaad. whoaa data of doom waa February 15, 2008. and whoaa Social Sacurlly Numbar la 114-16-4106. la ponding In ma C l curt Court tor SaminoW Courtly, Florida. Probata Dtvtaion. me addraaa of which la X I Norm Park Avenue. Santord. FL 32771. Tha namaa tn d *ddre*«s* of mo paraonal rapraiaoladva and paraonal rath rasantativa's attomay are ta t A l a editor* of 0w decedent and other paraona having ctaima or damanda agamaf dacadanf* oetato on whom a copy of tm nonce la required to ba aarvad must Ma Owe cWma wffh tha Court WITHIN THE LATER OP 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR X DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A* other creditor* of the daceclaim * or damanda against decedent'* attata muat Ma maw derma with m a court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE O f OEATH IS BARRED The data of Aral publication of 14. 2003 this Notice • UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Persona! Heprosantativei JANE W COROES 470 VMaga Place. Apt 316 Longwood. Florida 32779 IN RE ESTATE OF Romoval o l ma dasenbad vehi­ cles was condudod n complanca with F S 713.78 Nonce mat Harry* Towing wto »a8 sa«J vehicles at Pubic Auction lor Cash on AUOU8T29, 2008. at 10 0 0 A M at 102 N MapWAva. Santord. F L 32771 A l vahidaa sold AS IS. No MW guaranteed Harrys Towing reserves mo right to brd on any vehrcW RUSSELL J CONIGLIO. Deceased Vehicles may be viewed one hour prior to saw Attorney For Paraonal Representatives Richard E StedWr Florida Bar No 278661 1820 Garden Street Tnusvtoa. Florida 32796 TaWphona (321)2644600 1970 FORD F354EH5I595 Publish August 14.21,2005 TOSS L eg als IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 2005-CP-1385 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha artm watraion o l iho astxta o l RUSSELL J CONIOLIO. deceased «no«« data oI doom was October 29 2004 io pond­ ing m tha Circuit Court lor Sarrunow County. Florida. ProoaW Drvtsron m# addiasa ol which is SammcW County CWrk ot C ourt 301 No Park Avanua, Santord. FL. 32771 Tha namas and addrassaa o< m# Porsonal Raprasantativa and ma Personal Representative s a tk jr nay are set torth below AX creditors ct the decadent and oOwr persons havvig claims or damands agamsl dacadants •stale on wtiom a copy ot Iha notice ■ required Id be served musl Me thee cleans wffh tha Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AJ utfwr cieO Lr* at me deca­ dent and pwseme he*mg clean* a demands agaaol dacadarkt aetata must Ms maa Uaara wan H e C o a t W IT H * 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF Th E F ir s t PU M C ATO N OF TorS Norcf 1999 FORO 1FTRF07W7XKA37173 1992 CHEVROLET 201WL14T9N9180456 1999 CHEVROLET IGNCSI8W2XK119227 1993 MITSUBISHI JAJCA31AXPU097955 1992 NISSAN 1N4EB32A5NC824966 Publish August 14. 2005 T063 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 2006C P-I406 IN RE ESTATE OF WAUAM H BENCHOFF JR . CE TO CREDITORS rweeaaaun d me estate AM H BENCHOFF JR d Wu m dele J deem r iW | I 2005 « pend I C e u jt Court tor 64 M l Tha dale of drat puMcailon of •m Noaca a August 14.2005 of ma A• cro u to n of ma and a tio r persona hmrtng ctaima or damanda agalnat deceden t m a w on whom a copy o f mta noaca la raqulrad to ba aarvad, muat Mo mak cIMma atm tka Court WITHIN THE LATER OP 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SER­ VICE OP A COPY OP TH B NOTICE ON THEM. Suaan d a rk# (1) Ysar 1994/Maka SATURN V1NF 1Q6ZJ5S72RZ340941 Sunday. August M. 2005 P 8 g t S B JOHN JAOWIN CORDES 11 Summer Street Buffalo. New York 14209 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOfUOA PROBATE 01VISION FILE NO. 06-CP-1341 IN RE ESTATE O f (ala muat Ma maw etm tm C ow l WTTHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THM NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM PILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OP DEATH IS BARRED Tha data of tost puM cafcjn of tota Noaca to August 14. 2005 Maureen A ( Co-Pomonal I 250 Laka Seminary Circle 1 PL 32751 Grace C. Hannaaay Co-Personal I 279 Lake Seminary O d e MarOond. FL 32751 PufaiMl: August 14, 21. 2005 T0S6 Robart V. Vtoughn 2. '98, Mazda. PJM1BA1415S0127568 113 3 . -88. Ford, Drtva S pring* FL 32701 Carla DaLoach Bryant Florida Bar No. 0198649 Law OEtoaa of Carta DaLoach Bryant P A 1208 EaM RMgewot O rttndb. PL 32803 407/740-8008 Pubiefl: Auguat 14, 21. 2006 T066 *0 noaca mat If any pereon dacidaa to appeal any dactaon made by ffw Santord Airport Authority wffh rasped to any manor considered a l ma mealing or hearing scheduled harem, ha or th a «nl need a record of ffw ptocoodkiga. and mat, tor such purpose, ha or she may need to ensure mat a ver­ batim record of tie procoodkigs to made, which record indudae upon which me appeal M based, par Socbon 2660105. Florida StaM oa Parsons wffh dtoabtottoa neodng aaawtanca to parttopate In any of ffwaa procaadmgs should contact ffw oxacu•ve ofRcoa 46 hours n advance of ffw moeong at 407 565 4001 V fM C U AUCTION Larry A Data President A C EO PubMh: August 14. 2006 TOM #lF T C ni1S 7F U B 54988 4. *94. Oodga. 91B3AA4631RF103806 Audton to ba hard on • 10AM M 1240 S (C R. 427), Longemod. Nollca to hereby gtvan ffw tal­ lowing vehicle* wto bo sold M auction on OBfSOfMOB, 0300 PM. M 117 MARKER ST ALTA­ MONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701. pursuant to tu b section FS 713 76 COURTESY TOWING INC reserves ma right to accapt or rated any andtor aff bids. Pubiah: Auguat 14. 2008 T080 SAMPORO A IRPO RT -ai-— 8-«— IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR I COUNTY. FILE m M M CP-1444 JO M T M EETW a WITH CITY OP SAMPORO The Santord Airport Authority w tl m eal iotnffy wffh ttw Cffy of 1973 CHEVROLET CCY333A139489 1979 CHEVROLET CGY334310811S 1979 PONTIAC 2W87K9N137441 I960 FORO PI5FNHJ3406 1965 LINCOLN 1U8P96PIFY881S08 1965 FORO IFTDF15Y3FNA19868 1966 HONOA JHM8BS233GC007629 1988 HONOA JHMBBS233DC007829 1986 BAYUNER BL4888CHX586 1967 TOYOTA JT2AE82L4HXI2248 1967 MAZDA JM1FC33I3H0502130 1966 BMW WBAOK8304J990I806 1966 VOLVO YV1FXB833J2138071 I960 NISSAN JN8HO16Y8JW012568 1968 HOMEMADE N0VM000064062747 1988 CHEVROLET 1Q1LT5118JE107434 1969 FORO 2PA8P72PXKX172934 1990 HONOA 1HQC87887LA049716 1990 ALUMA AC8Y4796J990 1991 CHEVROLET 1QNCTI9ZOM01140X 1991 TOYOTA JT2AE94A7M3428828 1991 CHEVROLET 1QC0C14K6ME146M7 1991 BUCK 104AHS4N6M6420928 1991 FORO 1FAPP80TBMH127548 1992 JEEP U4PJ88S4NL190298 1992 OLOSMOBILE 1Q3HN53L5N1908082 1992 DOOGE 1B3XW4438NN253863 1992 BUCK 1G4HR33L2NH356156 1993 MAZDA • 1YVGE31AXP5230032 1993 PLYMOUTH 4P3LF3486PE043675 M RE: ESTATE OP The adnunutrahon of ffw estate Of JANE MURCH VAUGHN, deceaaed. whoee daw o f deem was May 22. 2006. and whoaa Social Sacunty Number a 06428-8436. a ponding m me C ircuit Court tor SaminoW County. Florida. ProbeW Orvoon. the address of when a PO Bo* 8099. Santord. FL. 32772-8099 Tha namaa and addresses of me Paraonal Representative and tfw Paraona! Rapraaantatrva s aOur nay are to t torth bafcw* AJ cia d ffo r* of ma decadent and gator per acre having ctaww or dem ands agaaol decedere i aerate on ahean a copy of tm nuSce • ra re a ad to (a ta rm d Ma aw * d a m * •*> am 1993 CHEVROLET 10NCS13W6P2212129 1993 LEXUS JT6JS47ESP0033270' 1993 CHEVROLET 1G1LV13T0PY2212S6 1993 FORO 1FMOU32X1PUB25119 1994 DOOGE 1B70G23Y9RSS29939 1994 KAWASAKI JKAEXMP1XRA041282 1994 BUCK 1G4HP52LXRH4930X 1994 CHEVROLET 101L06645RY2S312S 1994 TOYOTA JT2EL43T4RD419147 1998 HONOA 1HGEJ2128SL0S15X 1888 FORD 2PTHP25O2SCAS0378 1996 CHEVROLET 1Q IJC5247S722X72 1998 FORO 2PTHP25G2SCA50378 1998 FORO 1FASP1SJ8SW238799 1996 SATURN 1G6ZKS27BTZ240388 1996 FORO 1FASP1SJ8TW141920 1998 FORO 1FASP15J0TW1419W 1997 FORO 1FALPS3S6VG140531 1997 HYUNOAI KMHJF24M4VU370790 1997 SUZUKI JS1VXS1L4V2102592 1999 FORO 1FTPE2423XHC12040 2001 HYUNOAI KMHCG38C51U129726 2001 TOYOTA 4T1BG22K51U688287 2001 K1A KNADC123318087199 2004 OLOSMOBILE 1Q3NL52E44C159465 2004 VESPA LAEAA21C038940300 Publtoh: August 14.2005 T061 PHYLLIS 8. WILLIAMS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In t KJmmtttracxxi Oi !»»• N w l of PHYLLIS B. WILLIAMS, docaaaad. whoaa data of doom waa February 5, 2008; la pend­ ing In tha C ircuit Court tor 8em inole County. Florida. Probato Dtvtoton. F ie Numbar 2006CP-1444; f e addraaa of which la X I N. Park Ave , Santord. Florida. 32771. Tha namaa and addraaa*! of ma Personal RapreaontaUva and the Paraonal Rapraaantatrvaa c rfo n o fi oi in# otcvovrn m a other parsons having ctaana or damanda agalnat dacadant s •sta ts, including unmaturad. contmgant or unliquidated ctaima, on whom a copy of tm Nodes is M fv d must Ms t s r ctaima wffh tm Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (X ) DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM am other creators o i me oacadant and other parsons having ctaima or damanda against dacadants a tla ta , Including unmalurad. contingent or urtoquldatad ctaima. must No maw ctaima wffh th a court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBL CATIO N OF THIS NOTCE. 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Who survived?. S## Spor*», Pag* IB M an arrested on kidnapping charges SANFORD — A Sanford man was charged with kidnap­ ping a child under 13 when police say he grabbed die fund of a 5year-old girl walking to school with lier brother. Robert Haworth of Plantation Likes Circle in Sanford was arrested by the Sanford Police Department Thursday night. An arrest report said the art bmker was in tin.* car wash area of Plantation Likes apart­ ments at 8 a.m. Thursday when he grabbed the girl's hand as sire walked with her bmther, II. The bmther, in a sworn statement, stated lie hit 1laworth witli a stick in order to get him to release his grasp on the girl. The students report­ ed what happened to school officiaLs and Resource Officer Gaudia Weber. Positive identifications were made by the children through photograpliic lineups, police said. 1laworth, who Ls fi­ fed, 7-inches tall and 235 pounds, said lie had seen lire youngsters tliat morning, but he denied all crimininal allega­ tions. Harald photo by Tommy Vlncanl Veteran’s Day Parado Grand Marshall and U.S. Navy Seabeo Ron Philpot rolls down tho parade route Friday with a couple of patriotic helpers. Speaker: Freedoms are gifts from those who wore uniform By Steve Paradia Herald Staff SANFORD — The grand marshall of the Veteran's Day Parade here as well as the guest speaker were both wounded in May 2004 in Ramadi, Iraq. U.S. Navy Seabees Ron Philpot, the grand marshall, and speaker David Vemaza served in Iraq last year and have received Purple Hearts. Recognized for his role as parade mar­ shall, Pldlpot said all he could think about were their seven comrades who co u ld iv rb e' here because they died In Kamadt last year. Vemaza has served in the military for 17 years. He is a construction mechanicsecond class and wounded May 2, 2004. He told the 400 or so gathered around the flag pole on the RiverWalk that lie recalled his great-great grandfather's cof­ fin draped with an American flag when he was a child. He wondered about that and was told about the old man's service in World War I. "What I see today concerns me,' Vemaza said. Young people don't seem to know this history of people dying for their freedom. He blamed parents who haven't shared the tradition with upcom­ ing generations. "We must never forget that today's freedom came with a cost," Vemaza said. He was wounded defending the same principles as his great-great grandfather nearly 90 years before him. From Staff Report* Sa* Uttar*, Pott* 4A S e m in o l e S m il e Horvay Mou*y — Ownaf of Mouay Sarwcai Inc, pact control CASSELBERRY — Two men locked Pizza Hut employees in the restau­ rant's refrigerator late Thursday while robbing the store on Nortli Winter Park Drive, according to Casselberry police. Casselberry police communica­ tions received a telephone report of a suspicious incident at a Pizza Hut at around 10:30 p.m. Nov. 10. The Pizza Hut is located at 130 N. Winter Park Drive in Casselberry. A customer came to the store and found pizza boxes scattered on the floor. No employees were visible in the store. The customer called the Casselberry Police, who found the store's employees locked in the cooler and learned that the business had been robbed at gunpoint. One female employee had been struck on the forehead witli a gun during the rubbery, according to a From Staff Reports HaraM photo by Tommy vmcont anford Mayor Linda Kuhn proclaims riday Veteran's Day in the city. (See more totos. Page 6B.) I le urged people to teach young peole about veterans and their contribujns. Sanford Mayor Linda Kuhn read a ee Veteran*, Pag* 3A Casselberry Police report. The initial investigation revealed that a black man wearing a dark black hoodie mask grabbed a female employee standing outside the busi­ ness and dragged her inside at gun­ point. I le took the woman to the rear of the store where he ordered the store manager to open the cash register at gunpoint. A second black man, also wearing a black hoodie mask, entered the store and held the employees at bay. Tire second subject ordered the employees to empty their pockets. Tire armed men ordered tire manager to open the safe under a threat of death but the manager could not com­ ply because of a lime lock mecha­ nism. Tire subjects forced the employees into a cooler, police said. The employet*s barricaded themselves in the coolSn SANFORD — John Y. Mercer established a legacy1of community involvement in Sanford that challenges those he left behind when he died Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2(X)5, at age 83. Mercer, of Oaks Court in Sanford, died at Renaissance of Sanford, following a lengthy illness. "If we remember John as he was we will gain from his involvement," said Tom Ball, a friend of Mercer's for at least 40 years. "He set the bar for those of us who knew him to follow in his legacy and to do great things for the com­ munity." When Mercer first moved to Sanford he lived in the same home Ball grew up in as a boy. The two men once served together on the Community Redevelopment Agency1. Ball said Mercer was Harik! photo by Tommy Vlncant John Y. Mercer instrumental in making sure the First Street improvements took place. "He was certainly part of the revitalization of dow n­ town," Ball said. "I think Sanford is evolving to be the city that John loved." He added that Mercer always admired the city's history1, but above all else Mercer lived for See Mercer, Page 3A Agents make arrests In murder-for-hlre case Pizza employees robbed, forced into store’s cooler Letter defends swim coach Mercer set examplefor involvement Robbery, Page 3A SANFORD — Deputies arrested a Seminole County jail inmate Thursday for attempting to have his girl­ friend hire someone to m ur­ der a witness set to testify against him. Tho Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, and the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms arrested James Jamar Wilson, 21, and Vanessa Davis, 18, for solicitation to commit murder. The arrests are the result of a criminal investigation by the three agencies, investigators said Wilson attempted to have a victim of a previous crime murdered to prevent the vic­ tim from testifying in court. Wilson was arrested in June for attempted murder, attempted carjacking, and aggravated battery and is scheduled to appear in Orange County Circuit Court in January. He was incarcerat­ ed in the Seminole County fall on unrelated charges. Wilson orchestrated the solicitation to commit murder from the jail using Davis as his contact to the outside world, a S h e r i f f 's Of f i c e spokesman Wllaon said. He wanted to have the victim of his crimes murdered to prevent the vic­ tim from testifying or identi­ fying him during the criminal proceedings. Wilson worked in concert with Davis, his girlfriend, to solicit someone to murder the victim. The two arranged the delivery of a firearm to be Sea Hire, Page 3A Results are in Sara Roberts, front and center, of Lake Mary Hips a pancake in the ever popular Pancaka Flip Race, just one of dozens o( events that are part of the annual Golden Age Games in Sanford. See results and more photos on Page 9A. �Tin: I I fjiaui P ag e 2 A Sunday. November 13.2005 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE A R O UN D OUR COUNTY Update: A few weeks ago I wrote in this ailumn about tire lack of axle enforcement in the 100 block of South Palmetto Avenue. Code enforcement officers began proceedings against the property owners of 3D's Bakery at 110 S. Palmetto and a vacant building across the street at 115 S. Palmetto. Both buildings have roofs that have collapsed. letters were sent in August, prior to the column in which I chastised the code enforcement department for Around th* Clock not being on tire ball. On this one they were. 1wasn't. Officer Monica Andenon has jokingly threatened to rite me for violat­ ing the city's codes against impersonating an editor. At least I hope she was joking. The folks in axle enforce­ ment have pushed the issue on these two properties and the City Commission will vote by D an Ping Monday night on whether to • • • • • • • • • condemn the buildings. Pick up a copy of The Herald on Wednesday to see of the commissioners have enough backbone to actually do it. O ut & A bout High Speed Teaching Tool SAT Flight Fest 2005 will bo hold at the Orlando Sanford International Airport from 11 a m. to 2 p m. Ceremonies at 1 p.m., include the winners in the contest to name the airport alligator and a salute to veterans. On hand will be local veterans groups, Sanford police, Seminole Counly Sheriff's Office, Central Florida Zoo, Allegiant Airlines, Flight Schools, and much more. Celery City Cruisers of Sanford present their 22nd annual car show al the Seminole County Historical Museum, 34X3 Bush Blvd., al Hwy. 17-92. Registration from 8 to 11 a.m. for 16 class­ es. Trophies awarded. Call 407-322-8844. Correction: I misspelled former mayor Sonny Raybom's name last week (don't tell Monica!). It's Rayhmr, not Rayburn. Sorry about that Sonny. TWIce Is nice: Sanford's new dty manager; Sherman Yehl confirmed a story I had heard several weeks ago. You’ll remember that the City Commission's fust choice for city manager was Richard While. A aipy of the city's pay and benefits plan for the manager's position was given to each finalists. White evidently didn't tliink the plan was generous enough once he was actually selected for the job. He rewrote the dty's employment contract and demanded a substantially higher compensation package. Commission rescinded its job offer to White and hired Yehl. The story I heard was that tlx: exact same scenario occurred in The Woodlands, Texas, which is when* Yehl served as dty manager before coming to Sanford. Yehl said the story is basically true. Where it differs is that Yehl had not applied for The Wxxllands position when White was selected. After rescinding their offer to White, The Woodlands board re-advertised the position, at which time Yehl applied and was eventu­ ally hired. Yehl's career seems to benefit from White's mis­ steps. Perhaps the City Commission should keep an eye on whicn dty White next applies for a job. Irish wake. Visit the Emerald Hen Irish Pub and chances are you'll find al least one of tlx? regulars on all fours sniffing the floor for stray peanuts. If s not what you think - the Hen is a dog-friendly bar. On any given night patrons share the bar with at least a oxiple of dogs. Some times there are as many as a lurlf dozen. One guy drives from Del^uul a ample niUtto each week to sip $5 pints of beer as his pint-sized Italian Creylxmnds flutter anturxl tlx* bar. I leather Moore, tlx-1ten's proprietor, loves that kind of dedlitiled customer. No matter how many dogs wen* In tlx: I ten, Rllley ruksl tlx* nxist. I ie was benevolent aixxil it. tlxmglt. Rllley, a Labrador/Golden Retriever mix, knew il was his bar but didn't feel the need, as f feather might say, “to act all Alpha Male about It." Al regular intervals Killey made his way around the bar; sniffed the new dogs, bummed a few peanuts from anyone willing to crack tlx* shells for him and then shuffled back to cen­ ter stage, literally. He loved lying on his back al tlx* foot ol the Hen's postage stamp-sized stage. Rilley's leash hung un a post about halfway back info tlx* bar and a couple times a night he would approach one of tlx* I len regulars — usually the one closest to the leash — and lurk until tlx* barfly was persuaded to take lvim for a walk. KiUey was Heather's dog, but he really belonged to everyone wlio entered the bar. It was no surprise, therefore, when customers began to inquire about Rillcy absence last spring. He was diagnosed with I lip Dysplasia, a terminal orthopedic disease some large boned dogs are bom with. It can lead to certain kinds ol bone earner and unfortunately in Rllley's case it did. Last Thursday he broke his right, rear leg and had to be [nit down Tlicsday. To mourn RiUe/s death Heatlx-r is throwing an Irish wake Saturday, Nov. 19 beginning al 9 pro !f you get a chance, stop by and tip a pint for KiUey. ATC Reader Forum: Long-time Sanford resident and Herald reader Mark Bolton is tlx* lucky winner of a $15 gift certificate to the Willow Tree Restaurant. Mark's name was drawn from aU of tlx* correct entries that identified J.C. Hutchinson was tlx: Sanford resi­ dent who rose to the rank of brigadier general and accepted the Japanese surrender at Mindanao Island in the IliiUppians on Sept 8,1945. Congratulations Mark! For this week's forum. I'd like to get our readers' feedback about the proposed condominium project on Lake Monroe. Developers initial proposed a 24-story building. They have suvo: reduced that height by four floors. City ordinances restrict new buildings to 10 sto­ ries. What do yext think? Should the dty allow a 20story building on the lake? If not, how taU should the building be and why? Then: are no right or wrong answers on this one*, so the* winner of the $15 certificate to Willow Tax* will be ►elected by a random drawing from all entries subnut­ ted Submit your entry by mail (P.O. Box 1667, Sanford FL 327721 e-mail («fping>‘ivmirxilelxTald.axn, subject line: "ATC Reader Forum") or stop by the offices at 300 N. Frendi Ave. The deadline is 5 p m. Tliursdav Nov. 17. Crooms Classic 50th Reunion meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. at the Elks on Seventh Street and Cypress Avenue, Richard Evans chairman. Herald photo by Tommy VInoent Seminole Community College offers a wide variety of courses that include classroom studies and some hands on voca­ tional courses. Tbo Saturn race team visited SCC this summer to exhibit their world record holding drag race car spon­ sored by Mateo tools. Crew members and SCC staff admire the engineering marvel along with driver Jason Hunt. Speeds approaching 200 mph are the norm (or this high speed leaching tool. Drug Related • Hurl Campbell, 19, of Waler Street, and Sylvester Simons, 19, of Crawford Avenue, were arrested by Sanford police W ednesday in Seminole Gardens, 1600 West 5th Street. The two were reportedly in a conflict with other men. Bolh men were charged with posses­ sion of cocaine within 1000 feet of a specified school area. Simmons was also charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. • Willin' Williams, Jr., 2H. of West 4 ill Street, and Isiah Barnes, 29, of Hickory Avenue, were stopped by Sanford police on Ocf. 29, at 7th Street and Cypress Avenue. Both men were charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Barnes was also charged with driving with a suspended license. Assault - Battery • Tanya Marie Pennington, 22, of Mellonville Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police on Nov. 2. On Oct. 29, a woman reported to police she had been attacked by three white females. On Nov. 1, Pennington was SANFORD The Wekiva Parkway, one of the key eleinenLs in Ox* Western Connector Program, is moving forward through a Project Development and Environment Study. The study. which the Expressway Authority and tlie Florida Department of Transportation — District 5 official­ ly kicked off in January 21X35, has yielded numerous alignment alter­ natives for the proposed 25-mile roadway. Tlx* purpose of tlie study is to Batty Bonnatt Display Ad vanning Wa-vty Back legal Advertising Pan Smith Circulation Wanda Kourpandis Charyl Smith Ctosaiflad Advertising Tad WaJXaf • Glenda Gilchrist, 21, of Lake Jennie Drive, was arrested by Sanford police early Thursday at her residence as tne result of a family dispute. She was charged wilh battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). • Daphine E. Williams, 37, of Castlebrewer Court, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Tuesday al her residence. She reportedly had attacked a woman with a knife. She was charged with aggravated battery with a dead­ determine the best alignment for tlx* Wekiva Parkway, interchange locations, and roadway characteris­ tics that minimize community and environmental impacts, while still meeting critical transportation needs. Local governments and state agencies reviewed preliminary routes. Based on government input and data analysis, tlx: initial alignment alternatives are to be refined and ready for review and comment at Public Involvement Workshops In Nov. 15 All White Meat Chicken Nuggets w/ Dipping Sauce Mashed Potatoes w/ Gravy Dinner Roll Fruit/ Baby Carrots Choice of Milk Jeffrey Lynn Steele, 43, of Lake Ross Lane, was slopped by Sanford police early Friday al SR-46 and Myrtle Avenue. He was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs. Donnie Shawndele Bell, 30, of Windchase Circle, was stopped by Sanford police early Friday al 3rd Street and Avacado Avenue. He was charged with DUI alco­ hol or drugs. November. Public meetings have been lx*ld in Orange and Lake counties. Tlx* next meeting Is in Seminole County, Monday, Nov. 14, from 5 to 8 p.m., at the Sanford Civic Center 401 E. Seminole Blvd„ in Sanford. For more information, check out www.wekivaaimmittce.org. In addition to (he Wekiva Parkway, tlx* Western Connector Program includes tlie Maitland Boulevard Extension (Apopka Bypass) and the State Road 46 Bypass. Nov. 16 Hot Dog w/ Chili and Cheese Jungle Animal Crackers Assortment ol FruiV Fresh Baby Carrots Choice ol Milk Nov. 17 Roasted Turkey Mashed Potatoes w/ Gravy or Sweet Potatoes Mixed Vegetables Dinner Roll Assortment ol Fruit Choice ol Milk T he Sanford H erald "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Editorial Slava Paradis Uanayinf Idiur Dona Dietrich Lana Eduon Marva Martins Nek Plaitan! Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Published every Wednesday end Saturday by Republic Newspaper*. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave , Sanlord, FL. •Phone (407) 322-2611 • Fax (407) 323-9408 Postmaster S#nd «*>•** chtnQM lo Ths SANFORD HERALD P O Dos 1667 Sanford. FL 32772 1667 TU E ____ Seminole Community College will present its Community chorus in con­ cert at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford/Lake Mary campus Fine Arts Concert Hall (bldg. G). Thu chorus will perform Haydn's Missa Sancti Nicolai and other choral greats accompanied by organ, chamber orchestra and guest soloist. No admission charge. The Seminole County Historical Society will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the County Ag Center Auditorium, 250 W. County Home Road. Speaker will lx* Robin Chapman. The Sanford Historical Society will meet at 4:45 p.m. at the Sanford Museum, 520 E. First Street in Sanford. Guest speaker will be Charlie Carlson, author of "Weird Florida". SAT ___ The Deltona Woodcarven Club will hold its annual Show and Competition from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at United Church of Christ, 1649 Providence Blvd., in Deltona. Admission charged. Longwood Arts and Crafts Festival will be from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Call 407-3331-7354. Nov. 16 Spaghetti w/ Prego Sauce (Mannara or Meat) Garden Salad Texas Garlic Toast Assortment ol Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice ol Milk SU N ____ Pete Christlieb w ill, at Lake Brantley Audit 991 Sand Lake Road, Altamonte Springs at i $5 at the door. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. 300 N. French Avenue 32771 Sanlord. FL 32771 E-Mail us: Edaonal Periodical Postage Pad al Sanlord. Florida •nd addition*! m**lmg off*** Changes in Florida's Medicaid and Medipass pro­ grams for medically needy children will be Florida Rep. David Simmon's topic at tne Seminole County League of Women Voters' Pancakes and Politics breakfast at Denny's restaurant, Oxford Road at SR-436 in Altamonte Springs. The event is from 10 a.m. to noon. Call 407-339-9266 for information or reservations. Wills to us: Sunday, November 13, 2005 • Vol. 114, No. 23 USPS 481260 Republic Newspapers, Inc. Traffic Slops Morgan Antone Crichfleld, 26, of Airport Blvd. was slopped by Sanford police Tuesday near her residence. She originally gave officers a false name. She was charged with giving a false ID to a law enforcement officer and driving wilh a suspended license. Public elementary school lunch menu Nov. 14 Gianni's Pepporoni or Cheese Pizza California Vegetable Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk Editor and Publisher Administration picked out of a photo lineup and called to the Sanford police sta­ tion, where she was interviewed and subsequently charged with aggravated battery. The other women said to be Involved were not immediately identified. Pennington was also found to be wanted for violation of proba­ tion. Wekiva Parkway hearing on Monday Dan Ping © ly weapon. Thefts • Deborah /\nn Hache, 42, of Garrison Drive, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday al a store in the 2500 block of French Avenue. She reportedly took $31.01 in gin from the store w ith­ out paying. She was charged with petty larceny. It's a Great Day in ihe Country, the 32nd annual Arts and Crafts Festival at Lawton Elementary School in downtown Oviedo, from 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m. 300 exhibits with entertainment and food. Free parking. Subscription Rates 3 Months « SamaxXa County t i t 00 fl Months m Somnola County *20 00 I Year at S*mmoie Counly 136 00 1 VXar Other Florida Counly *42 00 I Year Out Ot Stale *S2 00 Ceilua: (407) 322-2611 �Tin: II erami Sunday. Novrmhcr 13, 2005 P a g e 3 / \ M e rc e r H ir e ----------------- Continued from Page IA Continued from Page 1A and is cred­ Mercer's late wife, Juanita, ily requests donations be ited with used in the murder and actu­ and is currently being held m "WheU„ 1 ,h,nk of Juhn was also very involved in made in his name to the Mercer, III always remember prom oting ally spoke in code about the in the Orange County jail social, cultural and govern­ Foundation for Seminole a grcat famiiy man." Ball said. a number ment activities in the Sanford County School, with refer­ murder scheme, which need­ with "No Bond". John loved Sanford and the of banking ed to be concluded quickly to area. ence to the John Mercer prevent the testimony, investi­ People of Sanford, and he a c t i v i t i e s Wilson remains in the Long-time friend Clyde Scholarship, 400 E. Lake Ineated them like his family. I w h i c h gators said. Seminole County Jail where long commented that Mercer Mar)’ Blvd., Sanford, 32773. have a lot of love and respect helped the Davit; was arrested by he was charged Thursday never met a stranger. Jeffrey Triplett worked and admiration for John." team and agents Thursday afternoon afternoon for solicitation to "I told him that recently with Mercer at Huntington Mercer was born in the build­ at her O rlando residence commit murder. and he said he had never National and then Century Litchfield, Ky., on Jan. 9,1922, ing of the heard that before, but was National banks. He and graduated from Centre football sta­ Mercer delighted that I had that described M ercer's routine College in Danville. Ky. With a dium at the impression on him," Long during the seven years the ovgree in education, he taught school. said. He worked with Mercer in Princeton, Ky., before enter­ He was once named "Chief at the State Bank of Forest City two worked together. "Every Monday he'd come ing Into the banking field. He of the Tribe of Seminole High Fairwinds Credit into the office, put his brief­ later obtained a degree in School" and had a football (now banking from Louisiana State gamed dedicated in his honor. Union), and helped him open case on the desk and start American Pioneer Bank. University. setting up sales calls for later During his many years of "John was proud of the fact that day," Triplett recalled. Mercer moved to Sanford service to the community, that he helped open four "We'd go to Rotary and in 1964 where he joined Bank Mercer served as of Seminole (later Flagship, secretary/treasurer of the banks during his lifetime." immediately leave after then Sun Dank). Me was presi­ Sanford Plaza Merchant's Long added. "My wife’s par­ lunch to call on 10 to 12 com­ ents were from Bartow where dent of that bank from 1964 to Association, member of John lived years ago, and I panies that afternoon. "Everyone knew that if it 1978. During that career, he Seminole County Prime served as president of the Sponsor Advisory Committee, recall he used to sing in the was a Monday afternoon, Flagship Bank in Sanford, Seminole County U.S. Savings Baptist Church choir at that John Mercer might be stop­ time." ping in to talk about bank­ president of the U.S. Bank of Bond chairman, treasurer of Survivors include his son, ing. Of course, he’d always Seminole, chairman of Group the Bicentennial Committee V Florida Bankers for Seminole County, adjunct Michael Mercer of Houston, squeeze into the sales call a, Texas; daughters, Sara 'H ow 's your great grandson Association, and later served professor at Seminole on the board of directors of Community College, member Mercer Tinnon of Atlanta like living in Toledo', or 'I the Florida Bankers of the Sanford Industrial and Margie Patchctt of Royal remember when that guy's Oak, Mich .; seven grandciiilAssociation. Commission, Sanford Airport dren and one great grand­ dad was a student of mine', or 'I made that guy's grand. He served in both the US. Authority member, Seminole daddy his first business Army and 115. Air Force dur­ High Scnool Boosters Club daughter. Funeral services will be loan'. He knew everyone, ing World War II, and received president, Seminole County several medals including the Cancer Crusade chairman. held Saturday, Nov. 12, at 1 their names and their family Purple Heart. His most noted Board of Directors for United p m. at First Baptist Church history and took pride in accomplishments include Fund, Honorary State Farmer of Sanford, with Pastor Joe that fact. And that's what D outhitt officiating. made John Mercer a great serving as supervising princi­ degree, FFA., J.C. Boss of the C. pal of Polk County Schools, Year, FFA Honorary Chapter Interment will follow at banker and a great person." Oaklawn Memorial park, Collison Family Funeral and a 43-year banking career. Farmer, and many other Lake Mary, with full military Homes St Crematory, He was a member of the organizations and positions of honors. City of Sanford, City of Winter Springs, Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, Sanford City Commission leadership. In lieu of flowers, the fam­ in charge of arrangements. from 1984 until 1988. City of Ocoee, City Of Maitland And Mercer was extremely Unlcorporated area of prominent in Rotary, with 50 years of perfect attendance, Seminole County. Life co m e s at you fasti and was elected governor of Rotary International follow­ Thanksgiving Day ing his retirement from bank­ Thursday, November 24, 2005 ing. In that capacity, he was Christmas Day responsible for leading 60 Rotary Clubs and 3,400 mem­ Sunday, December 25, 2005 bers in seven Florida counties. "Don 1pay too much fo r insurance. He was president of the New Years Day Call me fo r a no-obligation quote. " Rotary Club in Bartow in Sunday, January 1, 2006 1950, and president of the Sanford Rotary Club in 1973. 407-324-9137 O u r entire Organization Joins In Wishing You He has also been president 2617 S. French Av*. #B. Sanford. FL 32771 Holiday Greetings And A Prosperous N ew Yearlll of the Greater Sanford davt •c680nationwfda.com If you have any Questions In regard to Your Chamber of Commerce. Holiday Service please call O u r Custom er Service He was an avid supporter of Seminole High School, Department O 407-831-1539 E X T 392 especially its football team his family. WASTE SERVICES OF FLORIDA. TO ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS. THERE WILL BE NO GARBAGE OR RECYCLE COLLECTION ON THE FOLLOWING OATES FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Charles Davis | on your side A GREAT SALE Going On This Month H a rd w a Store Pet Friendly Stores E m press E merald jewelry & W illiam H. 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November J3. 2005 T he I I eraiji O pin io n Veteran’s Day Opinion e Policy Original 1918 event was called WWI Armistice Day W ith all of th e excitem en t a b o u t th e sta rt of the G olden A ge G am es in S anford, I d id n ’t get aro u n d to w ritin g a b o u t V eteran's D ay w h en I sh o u ld have. V eteran's D ay w as th is p a st Friday, Nov. 11. H opefully, y o u a tte n d e d th e p a ra d e an d cerem ony at S a n fo rd 's M em orial P ark o n th e RivcrW alk lakefront. T he ev e n t w as o rig in ally n am ed W orld W ar I A rm istice Day. It w as Nov. 11, 1918, th a t th e arm istice b etw een A llied a n d C en tral P ow ers e n d e d th a t w ar. H o stilities ceased at 11a.m. T h u s w e h av e 11th d a y o f the 11th m o n th , at 11 o'clock. H ard ly few er a n d few er v e te ra n s of th at w ar rem ain w ith us, a n d o v er th e years, th e e v e n t h a s lost its o riginal im p o r­ Nick tance. Pfeifauf It is recognized in m any n a tio n s as • • • • • • • • A rm istice Day, R em em brance Day, V eterans Day, V ictory D ay o r W orld W ar I M em orial Day. T rad itio n says th ere is to be a m o m e n t o f silence at 11 a.m . o n th a t d ay in m em ory of th o se w h o serv ed in th a t w a r an d especially those w h o g av e th e ir lives in b attle. Ju st to tell o f th e h isto ry of th e d a y 's nam e, it sta rt­ ed as V eterans D ay in 1919 a n d w as su ch u n til 1970. W ith th e "M o n d ay H o lid ay L aw ", th e ev en t w as ch an g ed to be h eld o n th e fo u rth M o n d ay o f O ctober. Yet, sta te a fte r sta te objected a n d (alth o u g h sources d isa g re e w h en it h a p p e n e d ) so m ew h ere in th e late 1970's, C on g ress re tu rn e d the d a te to Nov. 11, an d officially called it V eterans Day. P eople w h o are asked to a d d re ss au d ien ces fo r this ev en t, u sed to list v e te ra n s o f all o u r w ars, to be h o n ­ o red . T hey w o u ld call o u t th e n am es o f the w ars, even b efore W orld W ar I, a n d in clu d ed th e R ev o lu tio n ary War, C ivil War, a n d later, W orld W ar II, a n d the K orean, Viet N am an d G u lf W ars. N ow , in o rd e r to be "p o litically correct", th ey u su a lly say, "V eterans o f all w a rs". O n e o f th e reaso n s for th is is th a t folks o v e r th e y ears often objected to say in g "C ivil W ar" a n d p referred to call it th e "W ar B etw een th e S tates", o r th e "W ar of N o rth e rn (Yankee) A g g ressio n". T here w ere o th e rs w h o refu sed to accept th e Viet N am War, a n d often d id n 't in c lu d e th o se v e te ra n s. Thankfully, th a t h a s n ow ch an g ed for th e m ost part. N ow , to th e p o in t. We h a v e a n ew slew of v eterans, som e w h o serv ed , th o se still o v erseas, a n d o v er 2,000 serv ice p e rso n n e l w h o a re n 't com ing back. T hey w ere In v o lv ed in th e Iraqi War. I re m e m b e r after W orld W ar II, m a n y b u sin esses p a id h o n o r to re tu rn in g serv ice p e rso n n e l. T hey w ere a d m itte d to m o v ie th e a te rs free o f charge, a ttra c tio n s w elco m ed th em w ith n o c h a rg e o r a larg e d isc o u n t. S o m e re s ta u ra n ts e v e n g a v e sp ecial ra te s fo r m eals, a n d free d rin k s w e re o fte n o ffered a t so m e bars. H a rd ly a n y o f th a t g o e s o n th e se d a y s fo r re tu rn in g Iraqqii W w aarr v e te ra n s. Still still g o in g b ack in p e rso n a l h istory, w h e n I w a s in th e• h ig wh sch o o..........._____________ l b a n d , w e w e re c alled to m arch a n d p la y in m a n y e v e n ts. T h ey i n d u d t d l u l y ilTlu'a C h ristm a s P a ra d e , a n d e v e ry year, o n A rm istice Day. U su ally w e w e re o n ly o n e o f se v e ra l b a n d s in the p a ra d e s , w h ich h a d co lo rfu l floats, a n d o n A rm istice Day, re p re s e n ta tiv e s o f all w ars. N ow , w e o ccasio n ally h a v e p a ra d e s for A rm istice D ay a cro ss th e n a tio n , (th a n k fu lly w e D O HAVE o n e in S an fo rd ), b u t o n ly th a n k s to o u r v e te ra n 's o rg a n iz a ­ tio n s, A m erican L egion, VFW, A m V ets, Fleet R eserve a n d o th e rs, d o w e h a v e o u r v e te ra n s tu r n o u t. T here a re se ld o m an y m a rc h in g b a n d s to s tir th e cro w d . The "flo a ts" th e se d a y s o fte n co n sist o f co n v e rtib les co n ­ ta in in g p o litician s. T h e sp e c ta to rs a lo n g a p a ra d e m u te h a v e b eco m e few er a n d fe w e r as y e a rs g o by. I h o p e y o u a tte n d e d th is y e a r 's p a r a d e a n d cerem o ­ ny in S an fo rd , o r If y o u live elsew h ere, w e re ab le to a tte n d so m e ev en t nearby. I h o p e y o u took th e c h il­ d re n a n d to ld th em a b o u t th e sacrifice o u r tro o p s h a v e g iv en in tim e a n d o fte n o f th e ir lives. As p a st re a d e rs know , I d o n 't like H allo w een, a n d I object to a few o th e r so -called h o lid ay s, b u t as for A rm istice D ay o r V eteran's Day, call it w h a t y o u may, I b elieve th is is an o b serv an ce w e M UST c o n tin u e o v e r th e ages. Gas gone wild As promised. The Herald is publishing the gas prices for the North Seminole County area. The following prices were gath­ ered at noon Friday, Nov. 11 for 67 octane gasoline. The lowest price is down 9 cents from last week. The dif­ ference this week is 22 cents per gallon compared with 23 cents per gallon last week. • BJ's Wholesale, 4278 State Road 46, members $2,279 • Srun's Wholesale, 1101 Rinehart Road, members $2,299 • Sammy's, 2425 French Avenue $2,339 • Racetrac 2780 US. 17-92 $1339 • Wal-Mart, 1661 Rinehart Road $2,349 • M obil 101 South Oregon Avenue $2349 • Chevron, 4700 State Road 46 $2,349 • Smokers Express, South French Avenue $2,359 • BP, 2500 French Avenue $2,359 • M obil 3795 South Orlando Drive $2,359 • Chevron, 3001 South Orlando Drive $2,359 • Sunoco, 110 French Avenue $2,359 • 7 - 11,2989 South Orlando Drive $2,359 • Racetrac 4530 Slate Road 46 $2,369 • 7-11, Upsala Road and State Road 46 $2,369 • G T s Gas and Go, 801 Celery Avenue $2,399 • 7-11,100 French Avenue $2,419 • Exxon 101 French Avenue $2,439 • Valero, 217 South Park Avenue $2,459 • Kwick Stop, 2201 West First Avenue___________ $2.499 O onlfts our point ot view? Do something about It. yVlIt* us a letter to tho UdRor. All letters to tfto edRor must be signed and. for verification purposos. Include an address and phone number. Lotto-i Should also be limited to 500 words. Letters to the editor wK be accepted by •U.8. Mall SOON. French Avo . 8anford,FL 32771 . -E-mail adRorOsemlnoleherald.com •Fax 323*0408 Letters to the edrtor and cotomnMa who appear on the edRortal page do not necessarily represent Mews ot The 8antordHcniki letters may be edited. Your Views Praise for police work during Hurricane Wilma To the Editor I would like to take this opportunity to praise the Sanford Police Department for their caring work in our community. My husband is blind and has a guide dog, occasionally he will get lost and someone will call the SPD for their help. They always respond graciously and deliver my husband home. During Hurricane Wilma, someone from the police department called my home to make sure that my hus­ band had someone to be with him and that he was safe. This call was unbelievable because as far as I know he has not been pul on any “list" per say. It had to be someone in the department who remembered that a blind per­ son lived in the area and wanted to make sure he was OK. This commitment to excel­ lence shows your love for your neighbor. We sincerely thank the men and women of the Sanford Police Department. You are truly heroes In our book! Mary M cNeil Sanford A live After Five makes for a very nice evening To the Editor This is my first Live After Five since I've been on the Live After Five committee. What a wonderful time and what a nice evening it was at Thursday's Live After Five. The artists really outdid themselves and did a lot of hard work setting up this event. They have taken a great deal of time to make this a success. I've never seen as many customers in the stores downtown. I am con­ vinced Sanford is alive! A special thanks to the dif­ ferent merchants who gave Live After Five committee a discount on merchandise needed for the Live After Five event. Thank you. the team at the same time as a swimmer. Ile would try . that the age group coach left to discourage her and would because he wanted to start his encourage• her I to leave the team. I feel that Im attempts own team. They have been swimming at the pool in to put my daughter down were once again an example Clermont and have even of how lie is only concerned established their own team under the National Training about getting wnat he wants Lon Howell Center there. They also are We were beginning to ques­ Sanford currently using the pool in tion the abusive way that he Oviedo. When they began was training my daughter using the pool in Clermont, and that he simply could not Putting in good take. There are countless there was already an estab­ lished team swimming there. other unprofessional things word for pool’s They did not feel that it was that were said to both my swimming coach beneficial to have two teams daughter as well as my hus­ practicing at the same facility band and myself. Please note To the Editor: and have since had that coach that my daughter currently fired and that team dissolved. holds two national records Dear Mayor Kuhn, Now they want the pool in and four state records for This letter is in support of Sanford under the pretense relays and has continuously keeping the current pool that two teams can practice at been on the top 10 swimmets manager and Head Swim the same pool when they list for Florida for the past six Coach, Tony Ackerson. were not willing to accept years. I am not telling you First let me say, that I do this in Clermont? Sounds like this to brag, though eve are not know Coach Ackerson a double standard to me. In very proud of her, I am sim­ personally, but I have had the all of Central Florida there is ply letting you know her chance of observing his char­ not one facility that has two accomplishments so that you acter and coaching skills at local USA Swimming Clubs can understand that we .invarious swim meets over the training there. This would not not just the occasional swim only be chaotic to say the past several years. My oldest family.jrwlntming Is very rmitii’a£im ily sport and it J Lurtlbtit wo iddiaiioj infers daughter lias been cumpeti lively swimming since she productive to the Seminole conducted in a positive was 7 (now 14) and that is County team that is currently atmosphere, it is full of how we have been able to at the Sanford pool. When the opportunities and should come Into contact with Coach Lundbcrg's as well as the only be done under the direc­ Ackerson and have always other families left the team to tion of positiveJttodership. observed him as handling follow the coach they should Lastly, I think that research things in a fair and profes­ have realized the dilemmas needs to be done as to the sional manner. He always has that they would face. reputation of tire coaches that encouraging words for the There are always costs are involved as well as a bet­ children and, from what I involved in the choices that ter understanding of what have heard, he is well we make and theirs was sim­ makes successful swim pro­ respected In the swimming ply a choice. I think that they grams. My feeling is that you community. Swimming is are sending a very bad mes­ need to obtain your informa very much a family sport and sage to the children by the lion from other coaches in the I have also observed Coach example that they (the par­ Central Florida area that jre Ackerson as being a father ents) are setting. veteran coaches and that who cares deeply for his chil­ Noboby is denying the have successful swim teams dren, which only passes on to children to swim ... tncey Ihave in lire area. Just go to his swimmers in a positive a pool to swim in. By y allow­ ail< www.florid.tstv imming org way. ing something like this nis to h they have a wealth of infor­ On another note, I person­ happen would only .. >nly send' out mation concerning the sport ally feel that it was an the messge that it is OK to do on its Web site. From that absolute ambush full of whatever you want even if it website you will see dial it is unsubstantiated truths that is at the expense of someone simply a matter of choice was done by the Channel 9 else. when it comes to swimming news team recently. 1 can tell you from person­ The problem with David They simply did not obtain al experience that the coach Lundberg is that he is simplyall the facts and made this they want to bring to the being inconveniencvd report soley based on one Sanford pool does not care because of I IIS choice. swimmer and her dad. They about the children tike he Thank you for your time in simply did not have all the ortrays. He is simply out for reading this. I pray that you facts and it was very one­ imself. In im y opinion, and I and all concerned will make sided. My daughter used to know that I do not stand the right derision for every­ swim with the swimmer, alone, he is a very poor one involved. Lauren Lundberg, who was coach. On a numerous occa­ Sincerely, mentioned In the Channel 9 sions, he would tell my Mary Belh Michael report. Lauren Lundberg left daughter that she had lost it Sanford E Nursingprogram plansopenhouse SANFORD — Seminole Community College's Nursing Assistant Program will host an open house UV. 14, IIUIII TUesday, M Nov. from J5 Id to /7 m at - *L• p.m., the Sanford /Lake ' ary’ Campus in Building V room ”V-005. "05. Program professors and staff will be available to answer questions and pro­ vide information about admission requirements, financial aid and career opportunities. SCCs Nursing Programs combine quality instruction with clinical experience in both hospital and community settings. Students also receive lab instruction in the newly renovated Nursing Skills Laboratory, comprised of two large classrooms equipped with the latest in multimedia technology, and faculty offices. The open house is free and open to the public. For more information call 407-708-2277. 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DOMINIK Steven G. Dominik, 34, of Lake Mary, died Monday, Nov. 7, 2005 at his resi­ dence. He was bom Nov. 28, 1970 in Canton, Ohio. He was a chemical engineer for General Electric plastics division in New Smyrna Beach. He belonged o Nativity Catholic Church. Survivors include par­ ents, Werner and Betty Dominik; wife, Allison Dominik; brother, David Dominik; sister, Kathleen Morohn. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Nov. 1, at 11 a.m. at Nativity Catholic Church. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford /Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. MICHAEL FIL Michael Fil, 95, of Winter Park, died Friday Nov. 4, 2005 at Tuskawifla Health & Rehab Center, Winter Springs. Bom in Lvuv, Ukraine, he moved to Central Florida from New York in 1976. He was an assembler and a member of St's Peter ft Paul Catholic Church. Survivors include daugh­ ter, Brigitte Winburn of Winter Park; one grand­ daughter. Funeral services were held Thursday, Nov. 10, at Collison Family Funeral Homes Howell Branch Chapel with Father Joe Roberts officiating. Collison Family Funeral Homes ft Crematory, Winter ROBERT A. HOUGHTON Robert A. Houghton, 67, of Altamonte Springs, died Monday, Nov. 7, 2005. Born Oct. 14, 1938 in Ervfng, Mass., he moved to Central Florida in 1968 from Norwood, Ma. He was a warehouse supervisor for Eckerd's Drugs. He was a member of 1st Church of Christ Scientist of Long wood. Survivors include wife, Carol Houghton of ------------- . . . . Springs; aii£a, u dUj Altamonte daughtors, Karen Beaumont ol Sanford and Susan Thompson of Seattle, Wash.; son, David Houghton of Ocoee; sister, Doris Springer of Orovllle, Cal.; three grandchildren. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, In charge of arrangements. DARYL LEE JOHNSON Daryl Lee Johnson, 57, of Winter Park, died Monday, Nov. 7, 2005 in Orlando. He was bom July 4, 1948 In Algona, Iowa. He was a salesman. Survivors Include wife, Virginia K. Johnson; brother, David Johnson. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. WILLIE CALVIN McCRAY Willie Calvin McCray, 55, of Washington Street, Sanford, died Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005 at Vitas Hospice Inpatient Unit.' Winter ■ ..... -- ■Park. — McCray as a handyman. Survivors include daughler, laurel McMillan of Sanford; mother, Hattie Mac Barkley-McCray of Madison, FI.; sisters, Sally Mae Thomas of Tampa, Mary McCray of Montieello, Annct Arnold of Madison and Rosa L. Arnold of Greenville; brothers, Lester Moorsc of Melbourne, Jimmy McCray of Tampa, Eddie Dean McCray of Greenville and Ikelm McCray of Madison; two granddaugh­ ters. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. DORIS L NICHOLAS Doris L. Nicholas, 76, of Kissimmee, died Tuesday Nov. 8, 2005 in Orlando. She was bom Dec. 31, 1928, in Augusta, Me. She was a retired machinist. Survivors Include daugh­ ters, Gale L Bracken, Dale Bane, Joanna Nicholas, Barbara Maxon, Gloria LaBreck and Linda Lynch; son, Peter Nicholas; brother. Pearly Hathaway. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of uiAuiigvincnis. arrangements. Helen Stairs plans holiday shows 11/1MM OjatS Trifeaat Mrila Stolen, lac. 2 0! * U getting readv for this? Holiday Season and to ensure that yours Is a bright one, why not get a gift from the Helen Stairs Theatre for the Performing Arts in downtown Sanford. Gift Certificates can be made for any amount that you would like. Holiday shows coming up include: Hobbs Drifters. Drifters, • Elsbeary Hobb. Christmas Concert”, Dec. 3, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $30 and $25. • Elizabeth Parsons School of Dance presents “The Nutcracker”, Dec. 10 and 11. Tickets are $30 and $25. • Helen Stairs Theatre Repertory Company, -Grandpa Hangs the Holly6, Dec. 16 through 18. 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Springs Chapel lightfeast of J7-92 on SR 43\ ■ ;____ || Funeral Service , . : He was bom Feb. 11, 1950 in Tallahas­ see and moved to Sanford from Greenville 30 years ago. He was employed BanOeld afield Funeral Hqme offers Funeral Packages n | [bL™-4«i rtartlno at S3075. Services plus: c ri^'ppntwper.^ook, folders, thank you cards*, , . . ( A U . INCLUDED wrlth cf^ a t l o n to follow starting >lus: casket, uni,' bpok, folders, thank you cardj -u * -’ ALL INCLUDED .. Allen Storms, LFD Shorty Smith, Associate BFUNERAL R IS SHOME ON 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 0 0 5 8 . L aurel A v e., S a n fo r d •On* u i W par Vatar an 0*1a* aubtacl to (Xiang* wfthom note* �Tm: Him m ii INlgC (»A Siinilny. November 13.2003 C h u r d j © tre c to rp 448- 437-Non- Safe Harbour Christian Church 730 Upsala Road Sanford, FL Tim Storms. Minister Sunday Morning Worship 9:00 A 10:30 a.m. 404-Baptlst 401-Anglican Bt. Alban's Anglican Cathedral Traditional Anglican 334S W. S R 426 (Atoms Aye) (1/4 mile oil Greeneway, SR 417 Going East) Oviedo. Florida 407-657-2376 1928 Book Of Common Prayer Sunday Services Hoty Eucharist 8AM Sunday School (all ages) 9AM Sung Eucharist tOAM (Nursery at both services) Weekday Holy Eucharist Services Tuesday 12Noon Wednesday 7PM Thursday 9:30 PM Friday 12Noon The Dtflerence Is Worth the Distance 402-Assembly of God C ity C h urch 650 E. Airport Bhrd Sanford. FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugene Smith. Pastor Sunday Services, 9 00 A M & 10 30AM www orlandocitychurch com Fam ily W orship Center 2462 S. Park Avo Sanford. FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jefl Krall, Pastor Sunday Worship Service 9:30AM Wednesday Sorvtce 7PM Weklva A ssem bly of G od 1675 Dixon Rd Longwood, FL 32779 407-774-0777 Greg Freeman. Pastor Sunday Svcs. 10AM Sunday School. 9AM BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPUTE SYSTEMS •MX) OHS FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICE AU. BRANDS RESSCNTIAl ANO COMMERCIAL ■MEAT PUMP EXPERTS* STATE CERT ICACC3MJ4 Central Baptist C h urch 3101 West S R 46 Sanlord, FL 32771-8844 407-322-2914 www cbcsanlord.PfQ Jimmy Dale Patterson. Senior Pastor S unday Services Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am & 1030am Worship Services 9am & 10.30am Wednesday Prayer Service 8:30 pm Countryside Baptist C h urch 590 S. Country Club Rd Lake Mary. FL 32746 407-322-5979 Shane Wynn, Pastor Sunday School 9:45AM Sunday AM Worship 10:45AM Sunday PM Worship 6PM Wed Prayer Meeting 730PM Nursery Provided First Baptist Markham W oods 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary, 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parker, Pastor Nelson Chapman, Youth Pastor Sunday'W orship 10:45AM ■Children's A W ANA Club 5.30PM Wednesday Family Activities.. 8PM Palmetto A venu e Baptist C h urch 2826 Palmetto Ave Sanlord. FL 32773 (407)323-1583 webtitt-www PABC-LCS org -The Family FrteraSy Church* Ron Williams, Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson, Associate Pastor Tony Johnson. Student Ministry Pastor Scott Garrett, Children's Ministry Pastor •Sunday A.M. Svcs 8 30 am A 11am •Bible Study 0:45am •Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm W ed Bible Study &AW ANA 7pm Hom e of Liberty Christian School G rades K-4 Th ro u g h 12th SANFORD 1 A m I f l T A M l l V h l 207 E. 25th St. 321-0885 longwood Hwy 434 &427 | J - » eufiar r» r n 339-4883 n a tu n a n s casselber r y S to re s Winter Park Dr 915 W. 2nd SL 323-3517 339-7365 SEMINOLETRINITYCHRISTIAN HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS SCHOOLandDAYCARE Pre-school thru 12th grade ’AMinistry of Church ol God of Sanford ABEKACunaium 802 W. 22nd SL, Sanford • 321-2723 v /Diamond Glasa Company, Inc. DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF 209 W. 25th Stmt Sanford, FL JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL "SaVortH Ont Skip Out Shop' SMh M t Anaut •Satat FL M771 LOCALLY OWNED ANO OPERATED mim tm ■fu-.wimm 2626 Iroquois Ava. • 322-2070 COMMERCIAL■RESCCXTIAL ftti m in i M M U tn n iJ IT USa I X AU . 7PM 323-2999 111 E. FIRST ST, SANFORD THE M cKIBBIN AGENCY RON RUSSIA STAFF BRISSON FUNERAL HOME O R "SHORTY* SMITH AND ROBERT 1 BRISSON 9th SL and Laurtl Ava. Sanford >322-2131 INSURANCE Seminole County Personal Injury Attorney 114 N. PARK AVE, SANFORD 322-0331 407-834-5700 Since 1971 wwwjapM.com http//jejlaw com Call Ted Walker At 407*322-2611 To Sponsor This Page 404-Baptlst 410-Chrl8tian First Baptist Church of Longw ood 691 State Road 434 East Longwood. FL 32750-5394 407-339-3817 Chris Whaley, Senior Pastor S unday •9 3 0 am Sunday School •10:50am Worship Service •5:00pm Youth Choir •5:30pm Awana •5 30pm Youth Drsopiineship •5 :30pm Pastor's Dlsciplineship Study •5 :30pmVocal Ensemblos Tuesday 7pm Ladies Bible Study W ednesday •10.30am Pastor's Bible Study •6:00pm Pastor's Dlsciplineship Study ■6pm Divorce Care ■6pm Children's Graded Choirs ■6pm Orchestra Rehearsal •6:30pm Youth Bible Study •7pm Pastor's Bible Study •7pm M I C. at Night (Missions Involving Children at Night) ■7pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7pm Youth Activities In Gym Safeharbor Christian C h urch 730 Upsala Road Sanlord. F L 407-322-0980 Tim Storms, Minister Joe Caputo. Youth Minister Michael Milligan. Worship Minister Morning Worship 9 A 10:30 First Baptist Sanford 519 S Park Ave. Sanlord, FL 407-322-6041/407-321-9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Joe Doulhitl. Interim Pastor Rev. Tom Smith. Pastoral Care Rev. R. Wagoner, Music Rev Mark Williams. Students Adam Willow, Intern-Students •Sunday School. ..9:15AM Sunday W orship,1030A;6P Wed Activities, all ages. 6:30PM Nursery Provided First Shiloh Missionary Baptist C h urch 700 Elm Avenue Sanlord. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry D. Rucker, Sr Pastor Earty Morning Serv , 8:15AM Sunday S ch o o l.....9:30AM Morning Worship.. 11AM Evening Worship(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...7:30PM 413-Chrlstlan Science First C h urch of C h ris L Scientist, Longw ood 975 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School ....10AM W ednesday......730PM Child Care provided Reading Room 145 Wekiva Springs Rd Ste 149A. Longwood. F L Phone 407-869-1490 Mon-Fn 10am-4 pm Sat 10am-1pm 419-Church of G od RlverWalk C h urch Sanford C h urch of G od 801 W. 22nd St, Sanlord, FL 407-322-3942 Rev Wes Tanksley. Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ...,9:45AM Morning Worship..1045AM Sunday Night E D G E 6-7PM Wednesday Family Enrichment 7 to 8PM Seminole Trtnity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 Also Day Care Starts at 1 Y r to Pre-School. 407-323-1411 422-Church of G od of Prophecy C h urch of G o d of Prophecy 2509 S. Elm Ave. Sanlord. FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Harris. Pastor Sunday School ....9:45AM Praise A Worship ...1030AM Children Church 11AM Message by Pastor..,11AM Evening S ervice......6PM Midweek Service (W ed) 7PM. 425-Congregational G ra ce Baptist C h urch 919 Longwood Hills Road Longwood, F L 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday Sch ool.....9:30am Morning Worship ....10:4Sam Evening W orship.....6.00pm W estvlew Baptist C h urch 4100 H .E. Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanlord, FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 www westviewbaotist o/g Bill Coll man, Pastor Sunday Worship 825am , 10:45am & 6pm Sunday School 9:35am Wed. Activities, A l Ages 6:30pm 407-Cathollc All Souls Catholic C h urch Corner of 9th St A S. Oak Ave Sanlord. FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W. Trout, Pastor Weekday Mass 8:30AM, Mon-Frt Confessions. Saturday. 4PM Saturday V igil......5PM Sunday. 7:30AM, 1030AM . Noon 9AM • English (Social Hall) B:45AM - Spanish (Church) 5PM Latin Tridentine Mass Rom an Catholic St Th o m a s More C h urch Roman Cathohc Tndentme Latin Mass Every Sunday 900am Confessions 1 Hr prior to Sunday Mass followed by recitation of the Holy Rosary 550 Riverview Ave Sanlord. FL 32771 (3/10 of mile N. of Hwy 46 and W. 1st St) (407) 872-1007 Grace Fellow ship Congregational C h urch (N A C C C ) 2401 S. Park Ave. Sanlord 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard. Pastor Sunday Sch ool.... 9:30AM Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed ..630P M Baby sitting service svaitable 428-Episcopal Holy C ro ss Episcopal C h urch S. Park Ave 9 4th St. Sanlord F L Sunday Worship 7:30 A 10a.m. Nursery A Sunday School lor chil­ dren. Midweek worship In Chapel on Weds 9 10am. Free Community meal Weds., 5:30-7pm al Sanford Civic Center. Call 407-322-4611 or visit our website al w ww holyaosssanlord Into for details. St Peter's Episcopal C h urch 700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary. FL 407-444-6673 Rev Charles L. Holt. Rector Wkend Eucharist: Sat. 5pm Sun 730am , Bam. 11am Child. Church 9am/11am Nursery, B:45am -12:45pm Denomlnational Ufe S pring OutReach Ministries Sun. 10:30am al Longwood CMC League Women's Club 135 W. Church Avo. downtown Longwood Phone: 407-339 0277 W e Aro Changing The World One Lite Al A Time www lifesprtngminlstries-org Seminole Com m unity Church 5070 Orange Blvd. Sanford 407-324-0199 w w w .so m lno loch urch.com Jerry Walsh. Pastor Saturday 5:30PM Sunday 9AM, AtO 45AM Practical Messages Contem porary Music Casual Dress Friendly Services Professional C hild Care S how er Dow n of Blessings 201 Elm Ave. Sanford, FL 407-321-8389 Timothy Hudson, Pastor Sunday School. 10AM Morning Worship, 11AM Tue. Prayer. Bible Study. 7 3 0 PM 440-Lutheran Holy C ro ss Lutheran C h urch 760 Sun Drive, Lake Mary. FL Paul Hoyer. Pastor Jonathan Thomas, Asst. Pastor Saturday E ve n in g .....530 P M Praise A Worship Sunday M orning.....BAM Traditional Service Sunday Morning ,...930Am Praise A Worship Sunday Morning ...,11AM Family Worship Service Nursery Is provided For Information call 407-333-0797. Ira Iglssla Pentecostal De Casselberry, Inc Bilingual Services Programas Para Toda Edades Sunday School 12PM Worship Service 1:30pm Tue. Prayer Service 7:30pm Th u Family Services 7:30pm 1481 Seminola Blvd Casselberry, F L 32707 407-325-7259. Pastor 407-314-5051 Youth leader asn115®yahoo.com 449- lithnnwryp^aoLcom Rev Brenda Loyal, Pastor Church S ch o o l, 930am Morning Worship. 10:45am First Presbyterian C h urch of Sanford Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2662 Email fpcsOnevrtioqlnfilnoa.ee Sun Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 11:15AM Sun. Youth. Food. Movie. Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir A Bells Rehearsal 7PM Wed. Eve Dinner (by reservation) 5:30PM Wed. Bible Study Adults 6PM W ed Bible Study Middle School 6PM Wed. Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM Thurs. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM W e Welcome Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen, Minister Markham W oods Presbyterian C h urch 5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary, FL 407-333-2030 Rev. Joe Wendorph Pastor Sunday School,9AM Contemporary Svc. 9AM Traditional Worship 1030AM Nursery Provided Upsala Com m unity Presbyterian C h urch 'Knowing A Making Known Jesus Christ' ,' Corner of 46-A A Upsala Road, Sanford, FL 407-330-2635 www.uosalachurch.com Rev. Bryan L. Wenger, Pastor Sunday School 9:00am Morning Worship 10 00am Nursery Care Provided 443-Methodist C hrist United Methodist Church 408 Tucker Drive (corner of Tucker Dr A 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School.......9:30am Inter-Mission.........10:30am Morning Worship ...11am Bible Study W ednesday...........630am Children's Time Included in Worship Nursery provided for Babies and Small Children. 'Sm all Enough To Love You • Growing In Christ To Serve You" First United Methodist Church 419 Park Ave. Sanford, FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw. Pastor Morning Worship, 8:30am 411:00am 9.45am Contemporary Service Coffee Fellowship. 9:30am Sunday School. 9:45am Youth Fellowship, 4pm Nursery Provided Presbyterian First Presbytsrian C h u rch (U S A ) of Lake Mary 128 West Wilbur Ave Lake Mary. FL 407-321-1021 Lutheran C h u rch of T h e Redeemer (M issouri S yn o d ) 2525 S. O ak Ave, Sanlord. FL Pastor Jam es Timmons Sunday S ch o o l......9:15AM Worship Service 10 30AM Information. 407-322-3552 HtlpJ/www terms org New Creation Lutheran . C h urch Worshipping at: Idyttwitde Elementary School 401 Vihlen Road 407-322-7312 Bob Bresemann, Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:45AM/10:45 AM Nursery Provided www NewCreationChurfh.ee Pentecostal 451-Seventh Day Adventist Seminole Meadows Seventh Day Adventist Church 5779 C R 427 Sanlord. FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 9:30am Morning Worship 10:50am Midwk Worship. Wed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C O O L. Club Seventh Day Adventist M A R S H ILL SDA BOO East 2nd St, Sanford. F 407-323-5646 Sabbath S ch o o l.... 9:30AM Divine W orship......11AM Wed. Prayer Mtg 7:30 PM 458-Wesleyan 446-Nazarene First C h urch of the N a u re n e 2581 Sanford Avk Sanford. Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Carnes. Pastor Morning Worship. 1030am Sunday School, 9 :30am Sunday Evening. 6pm Wed. Night Bible Study. 7pm Wesleyan C h urch of Paoli 5560 Wayside Drive Sanford, F L 32771 (Off 1-4 (ExH 51) West First Street on Left •One Mik Leonard O'Donnell, Pastor 407-322-6332 •Where the Gospel is good Ne* Sunday School.......9:45AM Morning Worship ...,11AM Evening worship.... 6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed 7:30 PM Please Share Your Lite With us 431-Charismatic Episcopal C h urch of Th e Hoty Comforter •Oanmatc Cp>opa Owdi* 803 W. 4 Ih SI Sanlord. Florida 407-323-8067 Rev Mark Barth. Priest Sunday Eucharist.....9:30AM T V , �TllF. IICRAIi) Sunday. Nmi-inhcr lit. 21K).~> I’a ftc 7 /\ L ife S ty le T tia W iy W e W trt: Wind Wagon News from early history Tiro Florida Time* Union newspaper in .......................... Jacksonville began in 1865 rrcoRnl»M as the official state newspaper circa 1865-1910. Then: were some newspa­ pers published on Sanford during the 1870s and 1880s but very few copies of these have survived. The Sanford Henid did not begin until Grace Marie The Times Union printed news from most Florida towns during these early • • • years and even through the 1940s as I recall my parents subscribing to it instead of the Orlando Sentinel. The news about Seminole County towns that is printed in the Times Union has been transenbed by Karen Jacobs, coordinator of the Museum of Seminole County History, and her staff has placed the items into several books which are now available for purchase at the museum. The proceeds from this project spearheaded by “ w Seminole County Historical Society, will go directly to a building fund for construction of a building on the grounds of the museum com­ plex. Tlie Times Union has given the Museum and SKu-ty permission to print this material one time only. In addition to Sanford, there arc books on Altamonte Springs, Chuluota, d a y Springs, crows Bluff, Gabriella, Geneva, Enterprise, I Mary, Longwood, Osteen, Oviedo, Sorrento, Sylvan Lake and Wekiva. Fort Reid is induded in three Sanford books. For further information on these books and their cost, contact the Museum of Seminole County History at 40-665-2489. 1 have found there is a wealth of information in die Sanford books in just the short time I’ve been able to peruse them at the Sanford Museum. For today, I have picked out several items from 1873-1877 and edited them. And I know that I will come back to these books often. S lin c c ip h c r January 16,1873 Miss Weistcr of Steubenville; Ohio came to Florida in August, 1871 and looked carefully at everything on the St. Johns and within her keen tudgment, saw that people were growing orange trees too far out of tlieir latitude. She found that the freezes of 1868 and 1870 killed all the orange trees in the northern part of the state, among other evidence, and surmised that the true orange belt doesn't exist any further north than Lake Monroe and the upper Ocklawaha lakes and that the interior Ls better tlun the coast. She gave several reasons why the coast was unsuitable including that oranges grown near -silt water lacked that thickness of rind necessary in the transporting them long distances, terrific winds of tne Atlantic damage the trees and insects were very annoying. April 23,1873 Mellonville and Sanford are separated by a narrow strip of woods. Soon they will probably come together. Both are improving - a new Episcopal Church graces the town of Sanford and the community of Mellonville is building a Methodist Church. February 20,1887 Shipped from Sanford last December were 6,500 oranges. Sheep are being imported into Orange County which is destined to be a great slu-ep-raising county. Only the guavas were seri­ ously damaged 8in General Sanford’s extensive gardens during the past cold weather. March 25,1887 Among a long list of arrivals at the Sanford I louse was the name Seth French of Orange City. I ie was listed twice. April 1,1877 FA. Carrington, the old man who laid around Sanford and Mellonville wharves all last sum­ mer; was found dead in a shanty a mile south of Fort Reid on Thesday morning. The last grand hop at the Sanford House for the season will be Tuesday, April 3 and will be first «i»« Miller's superb band, now playing at Harkin House in Palatka, will furnish the music No pains will be spared to make it the party of the season. Jeff L Shaw of Orlando absconded Monday night with $120 from the post office according to postmaster EW. Speir. Mr. Speir went to Enterprise Wednesday to get U S Commissioner Buckner to put detectives on his track. April 15,1877 ,. , Tlie Jeff Shaw who was arrested because of stealing a registered pack from the! post office was taken to Enterprise for identification. He proved to be the wrong man as it was a white man whey wanted. . George Johnson, a colored preacher who was with two others engaged to d e a rin g a p ie re o land for Charlie BedcnearSylvan Life,wasshc* with two loads of buckshot while sleeping to his tent Wednesday morning. June 30,1877 , Fort Reid has organized a which entertain, the settlement wdh drw ufic (vrformances. The people uig a new town hall and . mntract Huberts of Mellonville ha. secured “ * £ n f ia c l The Fourth of July is to be 'vmford by a grand basket picnic orations, firework* and other arnusowjntt. Hsfsld photos by Tommy Vincent Dentil Krick, 97, from Leosburg shows his workworked reproduction of a Wind Wagon at the Golden Age Games In Sanford last week. Krick once piloted a lifeslze wagon, which he built in 1928. He built the original out ol Model T Ford parts. The engine came from an airplane and cost him $35. He bought the engine from a man who had pur­ chased 500 airplane engines after World War I. The original propeller on the real wagon was made ol walnut tipped with metal. The smaller version was part of th e 1 competition at the annual gamos for sen­ iors. Stetson’s Comer Selling Geneva’s soul Tlie Rural Lands Study looks good on slick paper; even better via the power point presentation. The third com­ munity meeting took place November 1,2005 to nail down "what the community wants to see the rural character” of Geneva, Black Hammock, and C h u lu o ta look like. The nails, h o w ev er, a m ' are being oundcd ' m ito East S e m in o le C o u n t y 's c o f f i n accom paKaren n u .... nied by a Phillips f u n e r a l • • • • • • • • dirge of b u lld o z e r engines revving and ready. It’s not the consultants' fault, real* ly-they're doing what they've been lured to do, gather data, present options, and "listen” to community feedback. I attended this last meeting took a lot of notes, and squint­ ed at the various maps. It start­ ed with information about defining "transition zones", and was supposed to lead into group exercises defining what would we want- like curbing choices, median treatments, structured tree stands, and units per acre. The 70 or so attendees were respectful and listened and squinted like me. The small group exercises thankfully never happened because the consultant realized that "there was pent up feed­ back' needing to be aired. This feedback revolved around whether the study and community meetings were really a waste of time, as land is already on the chopping block to be developed. How do ou stop developers from ding right up to tlie rural boundary edge? What laws will apply when push comes to shove? Aren't these meetings a kind of pat on tlie head, so the county can say ‘Well we asked C for your feedback, you had your chance.' My gut feeling is that resi­ dents of the 'rural' areas of Seminole county aren't so con­ cerned with curb width and median treatments, as much as the repeat performance of what happened to Chuluota and what appears to be hap­ pening at 415 and 46-the mas­ sive bulldozing of trees and land for new subdivisions. Our idea of "rural" is not a line of perfectly planted palms or magnolias, and a lustily land­ scaped gated community entrance. 1 repeat my bewilderment that Seminole County's logo is "Florida’s Natural Choice", yet it seems hell bent on destroy­ ing what little natural land is left. It feels like: Here is x amount of "at risk" land that will be developed one way or another; how do we want to "package" it so it doesn't look like a parking lot. And be happy, by the way, that 14,000 acres are considered natural lands-survly that's enough for all you pick-up driving, tree hugger* out there. Tne issue is complicated by the real estate boom, where existing homeowners are plunging For Sale signs to their front yards. Every week we receive phone calls and mail from investors offering to buy our property right now for cold cash. So the question is how much is Geneva's soul worth? If not for it's historical nature, wetlands adjacencies and the political will of old money landholders, we proba­ bly wouldn't have lield off the bulldozers this long. Last month County Commissioner Brenda Carey spoke to the Geneva Citizens Association about some of tiiese issues. Her perception was that there were two dis­ tinct viewpoints on what should happen to Geneva. One view that wanted things to stick and stay as they arc with absolutely no changes, and anotltcr lliat welcomed "coun­ try estate" living lyith a few more amenities, like street lighting, sidewalks etc. If it was as simple as that, we wouldn't have so much to worry about. The problem I tee is that "past behavior is (lie best pre­ dictor of future events." Look toward Sanford where devel­ opment around 415 and Celery Ave is circling tightly around historic Midway; Uwn look to Chuluota, and it speaks for itself. Tlie county's commis­ sion's historical performance shows that it is dearly more interested to tax money above all. People move to Geneva for all sorts of reasons, but do we want it to bo the "Gotha" of east Seminole County? Oil yes, historic, but surrounded by gated subdivisions? Cutting down the trees, paving and fill­ ing to our land will continue to cause flooding along the St Joluis. is it a coincidence tlut four of the five flooding records have occurred to tlie last ten years? Where will tlie water and tlie wildlife go? Why doesn'i the county hold the developers to some sort of standard? Fine, you can build x number of units per acre but according to these guidelines. If you've ever driven down Florida Avenue, you've no doubt seen the Scenic Drive signs. It is one of tlie prettiest drives around to my opinion. We should care about preserv­ ing it, not urbanizing it with some greenery around its perimeter. With Halloween to our recent past. Rural Lands feels like a wolf to sheep's dotiitog. Wr turd you to tell us uluit you hum’ that is good about Geneva! Please share your infor­ mation. uleas and comments by calling 407-221-7002. via e-mail at karenmplulhf’sV Mlsouth.net, (please pul "Stetson's Comer" in the subject line), itr with a fox to 407-H9-2m. Thanks! Renewing Minds holds yearly dinner Women of Renewing Minds of Faith Bible Ministries, Inc., held its second annual banquet dinner and graduation Saturday, Nov. 5, at the Boys & Girls Club of West Sanford. One hundred guests, citizens, and residents of the ministry gathered for the celebration. Mistress of cere­ monies for the occasion was Sylvia Bodisnn. Bishop Elijah June, of Faith Bible Ministries gave he opening prayer. Marrie Foster extended Marva a hearty welcome to the guests and gave the Hawkins purpose of the gather- • • • • • • • • ing. Tonic Walker, a former resident of the program gave a testimonial and her need to have the strength and support from the program to survive. Gloria Allen blesses our hearts with the selection, "When I Think about the Lord". Trina curr\’ introduced the speaker of the hour, Charlene Soars-Tolbert, CEO and President of WRH Consultants, Inc. For 20 years, she has continued to work passionately as a counselor and educator, specializing in addictions, women's issues, cultural matters and relationships. Our speaker talked about the elephant mortality. She told of the fact that the ele­ phant has a rope around one leg, and there is always something holding him back. Sears-Tolbcrt reminded the audi­ ence that there is always something hold­ ing us back. We must renew our minds and don't stay in the elephant's mind. Ministry residents must think about wliat is holding them back. God is on our side. He is a respecter of person. A solo rendition was given by Bacia .Lovely, who sang "My Hero". After a delicious dinner, we were entertained by the Girls Praise Dancers of Macedonia Youth Group. Rev. Ronald Critton, pastor of St. John Baptist church made a financial appeal for the Women of Renewing Minds of Faith Bible Ministries, Inc. Pastor Critton asked all- to invest in people, always invest he says, one must invest in the things that are of God. The graduation of two of the young women was hold with Mareie Foster and CEO Stephanie McClain Littles. They pre­ sented the ladies with certificates of com­ pletion of the reuuirements to become a citizen who can become a person, who can play a role in their community safely by helping them discover that a person­ ally and socially free society requires tak­ ing some responsibility for the financial and supportive services needed for the development of community based needs, especially faith-based prevention, inter­ vention and diversionary programs. This Renewing Minds Transitional Housing/Supportive Services for home­ less women is designed to reduce crime, illicit drug use and abuse, violence and related problems in Seminole county> There are two sites of the program locat­ ed at Pecan Avenue and in Midway. The gathering closed with closing prayers by CEO Littles, co-chairman Rev. W. Frank Williams and chairwoman Linda Medlock. For information phone CEO Littles at 407-314-3442. AmveU and Amvets Auxiliary, Gaines Post 9 17will serve their annual communi­ ty Thanksgiving dinner Sunday, Nov. 20, at 3JO p.m. at tne Boys 6c Girls Club West Sanforu, at 919 Persimmon Avenue. Seniors needing transportation to the center for dinner can call 407-3223-7722 or 407-322-7419 before noon that day. James Mellon, Amvct commander, Patricia Andrews, Auxiliary president. St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 813 Pine Avenue will hold a I iarvest med­ itation Hour, Sunday, Nov. 13, at 4:30 p.m. The community is invited lo worship in this annual spiritually enlightening service of praise, song, fellowship and tal­ ent from tne community. Come and give thanks for your blessings. TVinlty United Methodist Church. 6th Street at Sanford Avenue invites the com­ munity to the 12th anniversary of the church, Sunday, Nov. 13, at 3 p.m. Rev. Sammie Edward, Pastor of Bethlehem House of Prayer. Rev. Donna Latham, pastor. Education Station, a free tutoring serv­ ice, is offered under the No Child Left Behind initiative. Seminole County ele­ mentary school students academic sup­ p o rt Tajiri School of Performing Arts and Academics and Faith Bible Ministry Church are the community advocates. Yafrica Tadessa, is the Community Development Manager for the Education Station. Job opportunities are available to those interested in serving as a communiHawkins, Page 9A �Tiir. I lr ju u i Page 8/\ Sunday. November K*. 2003 Robbery----------C ontinued from Page 1A store video. ’ The robbers are described as black males in their early 20s wearing hoodie masks. One assailant is 5-feet, 10inches tall. He has a goatee and wore dark jeans and sweatshirt, white sneakers. \ The second assailant is 61 feet, 1-inch and was cleari shaven and wore dark jeans, a sweatshirt, and whito sneakers. Both subjects should be considered armed and dan? gerous, police said. Anyoni* with information about this robbery can call 407-262* 7606. er to prevent their assailants from getting to them again. The employees were in the cooler for about 30 minutes. Arriving police units located the employees in the cooler and called for rescue units to treat minor Injuries. Rescue 21 treated the employee who was struck in the head during the robbery. The victims did not require hospitalization. It Is unknown if the sus­ pects had a vehicle or fled ihe scene on foot. Specific details of items stolen during the robbery are being withheld as a part of ihe investigation, police said. There was no in­ ANSWER TO TODAY’S PUZZLE .C ASSELBERRY 1/PTCDnUC m e 1 □□□□□□□□□□nod Herald photo by Tommy Vincent A group of Casselberry Veterans waves to the crowd from their Army Issue vintage |eep at the Sanford Veteran’s Parade Friday. V e te ra n s C o n t in u e d f ro m P i | « L A proclamation in honor of veteran's Day. As a former law enforcement officer, Kuhn noted her father's service. "I am the daughter of a vet­ eran of World War II, Korea and three tours of Vietnam,” she said before reading the proclamation. Jim Ciberson served as mas­ ter of ceremonies following the parade, which included nearly 40 entries. The Seminole High School Air Force JROTC post­ ed the colors. The two-bell ceremony was performed by Dwight Vorhees and Bud Sampson of the Fleet Reserve Association. Taps was played by Mike Taylor of the Sanford Police Department following rifle salutes by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and the city police department. Chaplain Diane Schmidt of American Legion Post 53 gave the benediction. Flyovers were performed by the Sanford Acrobatics Team and the Sheriff's Office. The event was organized by He said because of his injury from the war on terror, he and the one man who stopped to help couldn't get the car into tne gas station parking lot. 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Nrivctnlrcr 13. 2005 P ag e f)A Golden Age Games results More results from Sanford's 23rd Annual Golden Age Games TENNIS - Men's Singles Age 55-59 Gold - Robert Borshay Silver - Barry Jackson Ages 60-64 Gold - Steve Coester Silver - Charlie Evans Age 65-69 Gold - John Hawthorne Silver - Jack Egan Bronze - Wayne Albert Age 70-74 G old-A 1 Oats Silver - Carl Crosslin Bronze - Dale Austin Age 75-79 Gold - Thomas Juanico Age 85-89 ‘ y. ./• * , * 4 v •- ■ Gold - Don Bettinger TENNIS - Men's Doubles !•(t & g ; ; ; $ • y g ./ • Age 55-59 Gold (tie) - Jim Judd St Gary . ■ ' Haverdink Gold (tie) - Glenn Nolt St Frank Hill * ' Silver - Charlie Evans St Bany Jackson Age 60-64 Gold - Ralph Fausnaugh St Jim Merritt Silver - Tom Block St John Sullivan Bronze - Sieve Cocster St Peter Wincup Age 65-69 Gold - A1 Perry’ St Pete H*fild photo by Tommy Vlncont Fitzgerald Barry Burlnott swims the backstroke during the games. Silver - Don Gasman St Chuck Bellavia Bronze - Roger Harding St Howard Ogbum Age 70-74 Gold - Carl Crosslin St Jack Russell Silver - A1 Oates St Don Parsons Age 75-79 Gold - Ranbir Bhandari St Donald Bcndoski Silver - Roy Sampley St Mike Grasso Age 80-84 Gold - Irwin Suberman St Dominik Ferrarini TENNIS - Women's Singlet Age 50-54 Gold - Marcy Casp Age 55-59 Gold - Gail Hughes Age 65-69 Gold - Carolee Ogbum Momld photo by Tommy Vlncont TENNIS - Women's Doubles Rao Ellen Suttle fixes her goggles for the next race. Age 55-59 Gold - Gail Hughes & Valerie Peters Age 65-69 Gold - Fran Allen St Mary R & M N C Ellen Fendlcy C e ntra l Realty Age 70-74 Gold - Bettye Reagan St J o e Schaffer Broker/AuocUti Norma Pedley v-. ’ .*•. A ,, fOt tcMWtf P ftmAJi ntl fix er llr nt 1031 lix c lia n fjr H v n p rrty 5900± Acres / ' r t - s f i t f M t u s /Wri ; / m t l i i t I ’ l t i n l a U t n i ( )/ft t i ’il in l u x I *» ( xinhinalians D o u g h e rty & C a lh o u n C o u n tie s . Q A Nov. V Ursula West takes part In the weightlifting events. Look for more results i n T o ' ^ Z l T Z ^ T ' TENNIS - Mixed Doubles Age 55-59 Gold - Karen Westmark St Ranbir Bhandari Age 60-64 Gold - Joyce Perkins St Earl Allen Age 65-69 Gold - Carolee Ogbum St Howard Ogbum Silver - Mary Ellen Fendley St Roger Harding Bronze - Joyce Perkins St Earl Allen Age 75-79 Gold - Betty McGlllen St James McGillen SCRATCH GOLF - Women's Age 50-54 Gold - Sue Severcn Age 55-59 Gold - Sharon Spencer Age 60-64 Gold Martha Anderson Age 65-69 Gold - Marion Bates Silver - Pat Gregory Bronze —Marie Delaney Age 70-74 Gold - Bette Gramkow Age 75-79 Gold - Dorothy Ramsdell Silver - Florence Moran SCRATCH GOLF - Men's Age 50-54 Gold - Art Severan Silver - Prank Norton Age 55-59 Gold - Lewis E. Smith. 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While tropical peratures, but under the same condi­ plants need to be protected from tions, nulls of plants in the landscape Roots of temperatures below 50 degrees F, will escape cold injury. subtropical plants can harden to plants in exposed containers can be withstand freezing temperatures. injun-d by low temperatures and Tlie ability of plants to tolerate freez­ show no apparent damage until the ing temperatures is influenced by plants are strossed at higher temper­ temperature changes prior to a atures. Soil heat: Radiating heat from soil frieze. A gradual decrease in ternperature over a relative long period warms the air above ground and of time prepares the plants to with­ low-growing plants will greatly ben­ stand cold temperatures. Plants nor­ efit from this source of heat. Soil heat mally tolerant to low temperaturos is best preserved by mulches placed may be injurod if a sudden decrease around plants to protect the roots. in temperatun’ occurs. Cold injury Organic mulches such as pine bark can occur to the entiro plant or to an* recommended. Fertilization: Most landscape plant parts such as buds, flowers, plants an* fertilized two or three times a year. In Central Florida, usu­ ally one application is scheduled in M anh and another in September. Late fall applications should be avoided as it can promote untimely late flush of new growth. Fertilizer rates should be reduced in the fall because plant nutrient consumption declines during the colder months. Plants should receive in the fall about one third to one half the nor­ mal fertilizer rate. Irrigation: Watering plants sever­ al hours before a freeze will protect plants because a wet soil will absorb more solar radiation than a dry soil. This heat will be released during the night thus helping to protect the roots of the plants. 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For more information please contact Marilyn Van Winkle, BBQ Chairperson, at 407-320­ 5014. t RACING TONICIfT The 2005 FASCAR Points Season will end tonight (Saturday) at New Smyrna Speedway. On the program will be the Late Models, Modifies, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock, Pro Trucks, and Strictly Stocks. The pit gate will open at 4 p.m. and the grand­ stands will open at 6 p.m. with racing action starting at 730 p.m. General admission will be $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and free for children 11 and under. For more information, please call 386-427-4129, or visit the website at www.fascar.org. SCW WRESTLING Southern Championship Wrestling (SCW) will be presenting "Uncommon Ground" this evening (Saturday) at the VBV Hall located at 351 South Highway 17-92 in DeBary. In the Main Event, the SCW Southern Heavyweight Championship will be on the line as Chasyn Ranee challenges current beltholder "Heart Throb" Scott Davis. In a “North versus South” battle, Hartford, Connecticut's Slyck Wagner Brown will be making his Florida debut against SCW's own "Shooter” Vordcll Walker. In a Battle Zone match­ up, four tag teams, The Freak Foundation, Violence Club, Double Deuce and The Green Light District, will com­ pete against one another for the right to later face the current SCW Oiampions, The Heartbreak Express.” Others scheduled to appear include Sederick Strong, Rip Malibu, Vito Denucd, "Rebel Rocker" Towns Ellis, and J.P. Ace. Bell Time is set for 7:30 p.m. and tickets are $12 for Adults and $8 for chil­ dren under 12. For more information please call 407-474-4453 or visit www.scwflorida.com. SOFTBALL TOURNEY There will be a benefit Soltball Tournament held at Pinehurst Park on Saturday, November 19th, with proceeds going to Operation Shoebox to benefit our American fighting men and women. All teams are welcome, including co-ed teams, but they must conform to MFW rules The entry fee is $125 per team and must be turned in by October 31st. In case of rain, the tour­ nament will finish on Sunday, Nov. 20. For more information contact Tom Paladino (407-416-6205), Ann Paladino (407-417-1173), Javier Camacho (407-383­ 1736) or the Paladino home at 407-324-0587. To leant more about Operation Shoebox go to www.operationshoebox.c om Silver Hawks girls golfers soar at state By Dean Smith Herald Staff The Lake Howell girls golf team won its first ever state title in dominating fashion, leading virtually from start to finish In the 2005 FHSAA Gass 2A Girls Golf Finals at Pointc West Golf Course in Vero Beach. Led by senior Jessica Yadloczky, the Silver Hawks had all five of its girls fin­ ish between third and 27th place, indi­ vidually, and as a team they posted the two lowest round scores overall among the 16 teams. Lake Howell opened the tournament on Tuesday with a 302 and led by seven strokes over Olympia. The Silver Hawks 'fell off' to a 307 on Wednesday to finish Lake Howell linksters dominate Class 2A field at 609,12 strokes better than the runnerup Titans. Olympia's opening round of 309 was the best round score of the two days. Jessica Yadloczky failed to repeat as individual state champion, but her team-best 144 was good for a tic for third. Melissa Magdor was next for Lake Howell with a 150, good for a tie for eighth, followed by Jordyn Hagc and Jordan Lazenby, who both shot 106's which tied for 24th, and Carlic Yadloczky, whose 161 was good for a tic for 27th. Lake Mary's Nicole Agnello, who qualified for state as an individual fin­ ished tied for 15th with a two-day total of 154. Two others with a chance to repeat from last year, the Lake Mary boys and Trinity Prep's Sam Saunders, also failed in their attempts, but they were dose. The Rams snot a 298 TUesday to lead by three strokes over Olympia after the first round at Sandridge Golf Course in Vero Beach. But the defending champs ballooned to a 307 on Day 2, while Sarasota came from eight strokes back with a tourna­ ment low round of 294 to edge Olympia by two strokes, 600-to-602, and five strikes over the Rams (605). Bloomingdalc and Countryside tied for fourth with 616's. Ji Moon posted an awesome 69 on Day 2 and finished with a tournament low 142, two strokes clear of Bloomindalc's Robby Carl but Lake Mary's Junior star had not qualified for the individual championship because he did not compete in the district toumaSee Golf, Page 2B Patriots rope Mustangs Lake Brantley to host Edgewater in second round By Tony DaSormiar Special to the Herald Orlando-Edgewater, which eliminated East Ridge 27-24 in overtime Friday night in ALTAMONTE SPRINGS the 6A-Region 1semifinals. — Nothing has come easy for Last year; Edgewater rallied the Lake Brantley Patriots this in the final minutes to elimi­ season. nate Lake Brantley, 36-33, in To begin with. Lake the first round of the playoffs. Brantley played one of the "They're as talented a team toughest schedules in Central as we've faced ail year long,” Florida _ five of the Patriots' said Gayton of the Mandarin 10 regular season opponents Mustangs. "They got off to a were involved in playoff slow start this year (losing four of five), but Coach (J.D.) games Friday night and a Hall turned them around. I sixth (Oviedo) was one of a wouldn't want to face them handful of teams around tltc again.” stale to finish 8-2 and not Lake Brantley struck early, make the playoffs. On Oct. 21, the Patriots tost, converting an interception and 45-yard return by Cotin 22-14, to Oviedo and were anticipating qualifying for the Newton into a one-yard touchdown dive by Bryan playoffs as a runner-up. With Bearden less than two min­ a little help from the Winter utes into the game. Springs Bears, however, the For the next 34 minutes, the Patriots got a second dunce and battled their way through Patriots dodged volley after volley of bullets, thanks par­ a three-team shootout on tially to a half dozen dropped Halloween to claim the 6Apasses by Mandarin receivers District 2 title. and interceptions by Mitch Four days later. Lake McGrath, Ted Blackman, and Brantley ended its regular Trey Blackman. season with a 32-7 loss to Just as they did after then-undefeated GermontNewton's pick, the Patriots East Ridge. 'We're used to faring better needed Just one play to con­ vert They Blackmans inter­ athletes every week,” said ception into points. The dif­ Lake Brantley roach George ference was that Adam Gayton. "Not that we don't Allegroc had to cut back have great athletes, but we against the grain, pick his have to win games with our way through the Mandarin heart and our head. "To be the besl you have to defense, and ramble 56 yards for the touchdown. beat the best. Our motto all Any hopes of a comeback year has been, 'To be the man, by Mandarin (5-6) were you have to beat the man." dashed by Dylan Livingston’s On Friday nighl the 37-yard punt return for a Patriots were the man _ or touchdown (following a fourmen _ but just barely. In the yard Mustang punt) and a 25playoffs, that's enough. yard touchdown pass from Despite struggling offen­ Bearden to Rhett Hamrick. sively almost all night and Casey Eldemire added a having to rely mightily on lir of interceptions and pal their defense, the Patriots MocCrath had a second to help toughed out a 28-3 win over keep the Mustangs out of the the Jacksonville-Mandarin end zone. Mustangs in a 6A-Region 1 'Our defense played quarterfinal contest that was extremely w ell'' said Gayton. much, much closer than the "Our offense sputtered at score suggests. best. But the playoffs are the Next Friday night the playoffs and a win's a win." Patriots (7-4) will host Hsrstd photo* by H o m o Ouaaan The i_eke Brantley defense (top) hammered the Mandarin offense the whole game, Intercepting three passes and holding the Mustangs to Just three points, and the offense got Just enough done, Afcfl-0. (NO. .1. £ » ) to « £■» as the hosts went on to win, 28-3, in a Class BA-Region 1 Quarterfinal Football Game at Ton Btorey Field Friday night. Lake Brantley will remain at home next Friday to host upset N o t state-ranked East Lake In overtime on Friday and Is the team that knocked the Patriots out of the playoffs last year. Game time Is set for 7:30 p.m. Lyman gets first playoff win * By Dean Smith Herald Stan # r' l' HsraM photo by Jbs Warts Senior quarterback Chris Bridgman threw two second half touch­ down passes as host Lyman rallied to win Its first ever playoff game in overtime. 21-14, Friday night. It took a long time, but it could not have been any sweeter for the Lyman High School football team. After losing all four of their previous playoff games, Including first round losses at home the past two seasons, the Greyhounds got to taste victory for the first time Friday nighl rallying from a 14-0 deficit to defeat Melbourne High School in overtime, 21-14, in a Gass 5A-Region 1 Quarterfinal game at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex. Lyman did virtually nothing in the first and had two crucial interceptions to deny potential scoring opportunities. But as they have done all season, the Greyhounds bowed their backs and came rally­ ing back, tying the game on a pair of Chris Bridgman to Ryan Fleming touchdown passes of over 20 yards each. ory, Lyman Improves to 8-2 and With the victor moves on to the 5A-Region 1 Semifinals where they must go on the road to North Florida to face Niceville High School. Niceville, the 5A-District 1 winner, is now 9-1 I after whipping 5A-2 runner-up Jacksonville-Ed White (7-4), 31-7, Friday night. Things did not as well SeminoleIlllllgs urn ii«j . go — . . . . . for . . . ----------C o u n t/s other football playoff representative —*~$s dropped a tougn, 22-13, ;r “S borings as Winter Palm Coast High le .----------------„ School In decisionito F la g ler in a Class 6A-Region 1 Quarterfinal, veap of the Lyman and Winter Springs games will appear in the mid-week Sanford Herald. In other sports news, Orangewood Christian capped off a great season by unseating two­ time defending State Champion Bayshore Christian from Tampa in straight games, 26­ ________ 15-16, to win tne i a :State 24. 25-12 and 25-16, the Glass G ass 1A Champ ' ‘ at the ----se.aew j. npionship 2005-FHSAA Girls yball Finals at The Lakeland Center Volleyt Friday. . _ . . The Rams had advanced to the finals by surviving a rally by Ocala-St. John Lutheran on Thursday, winning In five games, 25-20, 25-13, 21-25, 21-25 and 15-9. Lake Howell finished tied for third In the state in Class 5A after dropping a 25-22, 26-24 and 25-16 decision to Tallahassee-Lawton Chiles High School in the semifinals on Thursday. �ra g e 2B Sunday, Novcmlicr 13, 2005 Tint H em m j i Seminole Community College men off to a 2-0 start By Dean Smith Horald Staff were all in double figures by intermission, but five of the seven Raiders were also saddled with two fouls each and when Boyd and Johnyin SANFORD — Despite playing with a new cast Kith picked up their third and fourth personals and a new coach the Seminole Community early in the second half, Washington was forced College men's basketball team has picked up to go with a patchwork line-up. right where it left off last season. Fortunately, Bell continued his outstanding Winning. plav, Williams came to life on the offensive end The Raiders had opened the season on and 6-foot-6, 260-pound freshman from Saturday with a trip to Melbourne to face Laurinburg, North Carolina came off the bench Drevard Community College and the team came to play good defense against the massive home with an impressive, 83-72, victory over the Holloway and pull down some big rebounds. Titans. SCC was able to maintain a lead in the second Tbesday night at the SCC Health and Physical half, but never could put the visitors away. Education Center, playing with |ust seven play­ IMG made another run at the mid-point of the ers in uniform for various reasons, first-year second half and when Johnson and Boyd both head coach Bobby Washington Jr.'s squad gave fouled out, the visitors were able to get as close the home fans quite a show, playing a tough inas six points and had an opportunity to get even your-face man-to-man defease and a dizzying closer. fastbreak offease that got everyone involved as But the Raiders were able to control the ball SCC won, 98-82. over IMG Academy from and use up some clock behind the play of Bell, Bradenton. who is showing signs of being an excellent col­ Some may scoff at wires over Brevard and lege point guard. IMG, but year-in and year-out the Titans always With the Panthers being forced to foul In the final two minutes. Bell hit five of six free throws to widen the gap and had an opportunity to get , ready to challenge I to the 30 point plateau. Academy and Laurinburg Prep with several top­ But with the victory in hand, the Kissimmee flight Division I prospects, including 7-foot-2 freshman missed three straight free throws and giant Garence Holloway who is trying to decide ended his night with a season-high 29 points. He between Louisville and Oklahoma. also chipped in with seven assists. All five SCC starters scored in double figures Williams had another huge overall game with on Saturday, led by 6-foot-l freshman Freddie 22 points, 12 ivbounds and eight assists, while Williams with a game-high 27 points that includ­ Wright was a perfect 7-for-7 from the floor and ed a perfect 10-for-10 effort from the free throw scored 22 points to go along with four assists. line. The Jacksonville-First Coast High School Johnson did not score in the second half product also pulled down six rebounds. because of foul problems and finished with II The only returnee in the line-up, 6-foot-8 po ints and three steals, while Boyd was held to Jerome Boyd, who was a starter Edgcwatcr High 10 0 points K*cause of his foul difficulties. School’s 2004 Gass 6A State Champions, Lewis (three assists, two rebounds) and showed the 'newbies' how it's done as he McMillan (two points, five rebounds) con­ dropped in 13 points while pulling down 10 tributed good minutes off the bench. rebounds and nanding out four assists. Brandon Wiley knocked down three threeHaakim Johnson (fr-foot-7, Passaic, New pointers and finished with 12 points for IMG, Jersey), 17 points, six rebounds, Houston Wright while Holloway, Tre Goldstein, Brit Kelly and (6-fool-4, Jacksonville-Englewood) 11 points, six Dan Brown added nine points each. assists, and Renaldo Bell (5-foot-ll, Osceola), 14 SCC will play a pair of home games this com­ points, 12 assists, three more outstanding mem­ ing week, hosting Manatee Community College bers of the freshman class, were also in double from Bradenton as part of a doubleheader with figures. the women on Tuesday starting at 8 p.m. and A fifth freshman, 6-foot-5 Dexter Lewis from then welcoming Broward Community College Cardinal Gibbons High School in Deerfield from St. Lauderdale to Sanford next Friday for a Beach, came off the bench to chip in with six 7;30 p.m. tipoff. As always, admission to all points and two assists. home games is free of charge. In the home opener on Tuesday it was the same Quintet scoring in double figures and the R A ID E R S 98, P A N T H E R S 82 IMG Aradamy 10-21 home fans got sec some outstanding individual CuU»lrln3 2-t9.M <C*ry0(32aKriJr4C309,On*k1(30X performances. San/onl 3 2-2 9. C n u 3 0-17, WUay 3 3 4 I I D o um 2 34 7, Pool* The Raiders came out of the box strong and 3 2-2 8. Brown 3 34 9, Holloway 3 34 9. Total*: 28 18-27 82. led by over 20 points late into the first half Sm lnolt Community Coll*** (2-01 before IMG finally started to find the range and Bril 7 12-17 29, William* 10 4-3 24. Lawia 0 (30 a WH*ht 9 2-2 SCC started to suffer from some foul problems, 22. lahnxm 4 3-3 II, Boyd S 0-1 la McMillan 0 2-2 2. Totals 33 23-32 98. not good when you only have seven in uniform, lUlfUmr . SCC 32. IMG 40. T W -p o tn t Arid goal* IMG I and the Panthers were able to cut the margin to (W iry X GoUitrin, Krfly. Onak. Sanford. C nu l SCC 3 (Bril X 12. 52-40, at halftime. Wright 2) Total Inula _ IMG 23; SCC 24 Fouled out _ SCC Bell (14 points), Wright (11) and Johnson (11) lohfutm. Boyd Trchnkala _ none. Hamid photo* by Jim Wsntz First-year Seminole Community College men's head coach Bobby Washington Jr. (right) has gotten outstanding overall team perform­ ances with five players scoring dou­ ble figures In each of the Raiders' victories over Brevard Community College and IMG Academy. Two ol the top players have been freshmen Haakim Johnson (No. 33, above left, slamming one of his three dunks in Tuesday win over IMG) and Freddie Williams (No. 5, above right). Williams, from Jacksonville, has 49 points and 18 rebounds In the wins, while Johnson has scored 28 points. The men have a pair of home games scheduled this week, hosting Manatee as part of women/men doubleheader on Tuesday, starting at around 8 p.m., and Broward on Friday starting at 7:30 p.m. Admission Is free to all games. Raider w om en roll over H illsborough By Dean 8mKh Herald Staff whole SCC team seemed to I lenry also had nine have 'happy feet.’ rebounds and Rita Grayson Fortunately for the Raiders, pulled down seven boards SANFORD — Lynette their defense was outstand­ and had three steals, while Jackson celebrated a big deci­ ing and HCC also had other Oviedo's Irimar Hernandez sion with a monster game roblems of its own as the handed out a game-high six and the Seminole lawks turned the ball over assists. Community College women 33 times and hit just 25-of-77 Montgomery finished with showed off their balance field goal attempts (32.5-per­ a team-high 18 for HCC, again as the Raiders cent). while Donisni Curtis had 15 improved to 2-0 with an 82­ As it had done in its open­ points and 15 rebounds for 69 victory over Hillsborough ing game last week, SCC got the Hawks. Community College at the oft to fantastic start and SCC will close out a sea­ SCC Health and Physical seemed headed to another Education Center Thursday potential blow out as Jackson son-opening three-game homestand when it hosts night. scored 12 first half points Indian River Community Jackson, the 6-foot-4 sopho­ and redshirt freshman more center from Lindsey Violette came off the College from Ft. Pierce at the SCC Health and Physical Fayetteville, North Carolina, bench to net 11 points. Education Center on should become very familiar But HCC, which already to local fans over the next Tuesday starting at 5:30 p.m. has a victory over Raiders ' few ycare as she signed a Mid-Florida Conference rival in the opening game of National Letter-of-mtent to w om en/m en doubleheader. Daytona Beach Community attend UCF starting next fall. College, got back into the Coach Bobby Washington And she showed off the game late in the half as Jr.'s Raiders, who are also 2-0 skills that made her worthy Shenika Montgomery scored on the season, will be host­ of an offer from the Golden 11 points to cut SCCs lead to ing Manatee Community Knights as she hit 8-of-18 10, 44-34, at intermission. College in the nightcap start­ shots from the floor and The Raiders were able to ing around 8 p.m. scored a game-high 23 points maintain a lead, albeit slim at Coach Gibson's women and also pulled down 15 times, in the second half as will see their first road action rebounds, blocked seven Jackson continued to play next weekend when they shots and came away with well despite the foul i ____ ........................ I difficulthree steals against trje ties and her back-up, 6-foot-3 travel to Ocala to compete in a tournament at Central Hawks from Tampa. And redshirt freshman /fneika making the numbers even Henry, came off the bench to more impressive is the fact play strong defense in the that she did all of that in just paint. over 19 minutes of play SCC was also having all because of foul problems _ kinds of trouble handling th that's less than naif a game ball but fortunately for the But she was not the only home forces, sophomore Compiled by Nick Pftlfauf star on this evening for coach Tamara Layton came on Staff Writer Horald prioto by Jim Wontr Tara Gibson's squad as five strong to score all 12 of her Redshirt Irethman Lindsey Violette (No. 44, dark uniform) came oft SCC players finished in dou­ This Tuesday, Nov. 15, lnts in the second half to the bench to hit 5-of-8 shots from the floor and all three of her free marks ihe Hth anniversary ble figure scoring to over­ -*p the Raiders on top. of the retirement of one of throws to score 13 points, one of five Seminole Community College come what was actually a In addition to Jackson and the most famous women in players to score In double figures as tha Raider women improved rough evening for the offense Layton, Oviedo's Sis tennis, Martina Navratilova. to 2-0 on the season with an 82-69 victory over Hillsborough as the Raiders committed 38 LoSauro (14 points), Violette In the season-ending Community College at the SCC Health and Physical Education turnovers, most on traveling (13) and Henry (11) also S'ims tournament in calls as, for some reason, the Center Thursday night. scored in double figures. 1994, she lost a first round match against Gabriela Following the loss, she officially announced her retirement. Prupelka had to compete against Boca middle of the cup to win the playoff. She played professionally Katon-St. Andrew's senior phenom Continued from Page I B 2003 FHSAA GOLF FINALS for 21 years, chalking up a -ment. Paul Moxen was the 'official' low CLASS 2A 803 S Morgan Pressel the top women's amateur career tally uf 1,443 wiii, I.Saiaauta. 306-294_ 440;XOlympia. 301-301 602.X scorer for the Rams with a 148, good for a golfer in the country, who edged U U Ma>]r- 299-307 _ MS (IU| NahaL 76-78 .*134; l| tie for fifth. *K*irot 211 losses in singles Melbourne-Holy Trinity sophomore Vicky M***, 7349 _ 142; r* «l Mates, 71-77 ((*Saunders, the grand ton of the great matches. She collected 167 Hurst in a Iwo-luile sudden-victory playoff Ouittophrt Wilton. 7841. 1st; Cary Wilton. 8044 titles (the most for anyone Arnold Palmer, was tied for the Clast IA for the individual title. 164), 4. (Or) Valdai Bloumingdal*. 312-304 616. and individual lead after the first round with a □ranratrr-Oainiryildr. 307-30) .616. * ^ o r female). She-tookis Both finisited shooting a 5-under par 67 69 at Fairwinds Golf Course in Ft. Pierce, p" , Mn8l« titles, 31 CLASS IA IN D IVID UAL BOVS for a two-day total of 134. Both women but he fell to a 71 in the second round and Grand Siam women's dou­ 1. Natl liortlay. PUntaUun Amriwan Hrrtugr. 7l3*v parred the 125-yard par-three 10th hole to bles championship dnj IU finished tied for second with a 140, just 139.2 (br) Sam Sauadarv TrUlly Trap, t*-71 14a anj begin the playoff; tlien on the 11th hole - a one stroke behind champion Neil Horsley Hudaon Soraitord. Till iR m ar Maclay. 69-71 _~|40 “ ^ C r o n d Siam mixed 300-yard par four - both I’ressel who will of Plantation-American Heritage, who fol­ doubles championships. CLASS IA GIRLS now be turning pro and headed for the lowed up an opening round 70 with a 69. She won her first li!s — 1. Laka Ilm tU . 102-307.409 (Jordan lUga. 7743 In the Gass i A Girls at The Saints' Golf IXIA Qualifying School and Hurst reached Itft Jaaalca Vadlocaky. 70-74. 144. |a*d*n Luanba 813 Open (singles) title in |s»H3 •0 - 14* Carila Vadlocaky, 83-78. 161' Mailt** Maadoi Course in Port St. Lucie, Lake Mary Prep the green in two strokes. TV71.1301. X Olympia. 309-312. 621. 3 (tar) Hari*. ^ l^ rv H 7 KJln i1: Ifvshman Sheryl Popeika came home a Hurst, about 15 feet from the hole, shot Palm CoaaA 323-342.665, and Martin County 333.3X1 1990 d"d lj4,l>'in respectable tied for 10th, individually, with first and missed her putt short. Presscl 663, 3. ft- I audanli la S( TVnnnat Aijuino. 3X3336 * a 75-74 _ 149. who landed her ball pin-high, put it in a * took the Australian E Florida Community College. SCC will play OkaloosaWalton Community College at 6 p.m. on Friday, Tallahassee Community College at 2 p.m. on Saturday and Miami-Dade Community College at 1 p.m. on Sunday. RAIDERS 82, HAWKS 69 IlllUboroufth Community Coll*** (2-2) Risk 2-11 1-2 3. Montgomery 2-17 24 18. Washington M l 44 *>. CaatW 0-1 (Ml 0. Tain 1-3 04 2. UougUi 0-0 (30 Q, BrunnJrr 24 OO 4. U u k « 2-11 1-2 3, Curtii 34 34 IS. Hillman 34 1-3 9, Gray 2-314 3. Total. 23-77 15-27 09 Srmlnulr Community Collrg* (2-01 Armstrong 14 04 2. WUaon (34 04 a HrmanJra 04 04 a Stott 1-3 1-1 X Crayton 14 2-2 4. laciaon 9-18 34 23. Layton 5-7 2-3 12. LoSauro 6-13 (34 1C Vuilrttr 54 3-3 13. llm ry 34 34 11, SanJrrt (34 (34 0. Total* 31-76 18-23 82. llalMun* _ SCC 44; HCC 34. 1W rouil UcU goal. . HCC 4-14 (Hillman 2­ 3. Montgomery 24. Washington 0-2. R>*k 0-1). SCC 24 (LoSauro 24. Hrmarulri 0-2. Scott 0-1, Layton 0-lk Tram loul. _ HCC 24. SCC 21 Rrinnind# - HCC 50 (Curtu IS), SCC 53 (Jaciaon IX llm ry 9). A tti.u _ H CC 9 (Rock. . Montgomery, WaJungton 2 rack); SCC 13 (HemanJea b) loulnl out HCC Brownlie, Clark*. S C C Jackaon. 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Apply at: tt* Water Ortv*. AJUmooU Iprtwgi 407-2*0•000. KOC woSE Srte labor lor b*M and utilrt*! work 407-322-6133 Baamstraat Hssdsdl WE kaki twnghl person Sqrv On Bonus It avaifebfe Must b* phyticaky and martially (H Apply m parson tl: Rower Tap Institute 2589 Sanlord Avenue Sanlord. FI 32773 Mechanic Dleaet Mechanic H e rtl Equipm ent Rental Corpseeking an Individual lor the position ol Diesel Mechanic Will memieirViapeir ga t 6 diesel construction equipment as wek as other equipment associated with the construction industry Strong knowledge at hydraulic*, gat. A dead machinery is required For prompt consideration, apply lo Herts Equipment Rental Corporation. Branch Mangar. 2300 W Airport Blvd. Sanlord. F L 32771 Pit (407) 6AS-9072. Equal Oppty Employer M/F. wwwhertxequlp.com Mechanical Assembler Wanted: Casual work environment In Longwood 32-40 hour* par week Must have tome assembly experience Please cal 407 830-7332 M EDICAL ASSISTANT: Are you a positive, friendly professional who enjoy* working with children and toworkkiai excellent benefits? Please las teatsna to: 407-262-5797. EOE MtWRBTXORXRT ' OPENING!! Hiring tor Servers. Cooks. Barfendart. Motts Enargeac. motivated. 2» years experience Alto needed Housekeeper Stall lot Motel Apply al the Palma island Resort In Sanlord. 530 N Palmetto Ave. Sanlord 407­ 323-1910 HELP Join a leader in the Pawn industry. Have fun, learn our business and build your career. We have career opportunities for the following positions: Sales Associates • Excellent Customer Service Skills • Stable Work History • High School Diploma/GUD . Retail or Pawn Experience a Plus • Able to Work Flexible Schedule • Uilingual a Plus Assistant Manager • Excellent Cuslomcs Serv ice Skills • Stable Work History • High School Diploma/GED • Retail or Pawn Experience a Plus • Able to Work Flexible Schedule • Uilingual a Plus • IX Months Supervisory Experience All Full Time Associates are eligible for: Health Insurance Dental Insurance Life Insurance Disability Insurance Paid Vacation Paid Time Off To Apply- Fax your resume to (407) J2M346 or visit one of our store* to fill out an application: • 2438B French Avenue in Sanford • 834$ US Hwy 17-92 in Fern Park * 210$ S. Orange Blossom Trail in Orlando _____________ EZ Pawtt » an Edusl OppurtunHy I mpluyct N • R E C E P T IO N IS T . F T M O N .-F R I. • E X P E R IE N C E D D R IV E R F O R A 8 S I S T E O L IV IN G F A C IL IT Y . 40 H R 8 P E R W E E K . S O M E E V E N IN Q 8 A N D / O R W E E K E N D A FTER N O O N S. • E X P E R IE N C E D S E R V E R S F O R A S S I S T E D L IV IN G F A C IL ITY . P A R T T IM E O R F U L L T IM E . M U 8 T H A V E O N E Y E A R O R M O R E E X P E R IE N C E . • M A IN T E N A N C E : F T / P T N I O H T S A W EEKEN DS • P A R T T IM E 8 E N IO R H A N D Y M A N G R E A T P A Y A N D B E N E F IT S 71— H elp W anted M EDICAL ASSISTANT: Lake Mary primary care practice haa an Immediate opanetg lor a P T pada MA Musi ba certified and/or registered Oood benefits Subnet resume Intkcating interest In Laka Mary MA poanon rckxkng spectaFy. lo: Physician Associates. Human Resource*. 455 W Warren A ve. Longwood. FL 32750. las to (407) 2826797 or apply online at www paof com EO E Vhronet North Pixxana needs drivers, pixxa makers, tubs, wsfeeeses 8 phones Apply w » owner al 2477 Park Ave. Sanford Need Person With Ts l Ladder to patch a squirrel hole In the s w a t toe house 407-322-4179 Oftice/Service Coordinator: Cualomer aervtce. tel up mstakatrona, order matenafe. ■newer phones FuS medcal. 407-830-4700 _____________ Pert Time cook, servers. A dishwasher needed Contact Mytene 407-323 7308 Full Tima 8 Pen time Security/Behavioral Health Technician lor residential substance abuse lecikty Flexible shift Supervise client population at all timet Ensure talefy and welere of cterss. aU8 and visitor* Esp working with criminal justice clients preferred H S diploma reqd 407-328-2990 ____________ _ Pebble Junction hat an immediate lull 5m* position avadabie lor a yard person wNh lorkkft sipenence Need an Indtadual who la hard working, has transportation, can kft SOtot and la wttfcng to bam Pr* employment drug test la raquead Pleas* apply In parson « 702 Souti Fitnch Axe. Sanlord. F L 407-323-3838 Pips/Srta Foreman lor underground uMitiaa craw Local work 407-3226133. Plumbara 8 Flumbara Halper a: Residential construction, bast pay m Volusia Cty wtth insurance 8 holidays 388-874-7807. Ramambar playing wtth trucks a* a kid? How would you Mia to build them? AMERICAN LAFRANCE Premier Manufacturer ol Emergency Vehicfea ta currently hiring tor Cabinet Assembler •PaW Prep Tech •Welder •2nd Shift -Supervisor. 2nd Shill J ’aaSfy Marttsnarce Tech - 2nd SM I €fec Troubfeahoofer •2nd shttl Many other potauns avaiabfe. C a l 407-330-5911 or vta4 us al 3705 St John's Parkwsy. Sanlord. F L la g s al Ltkf Fortil Room For Rent: Sanlord Av*. Ira* cable, washer/dryer, W x ^ ^ u m ith ^ ^ o o riL refrigerator, microwave, 3400/mo. Includes utilities. W/D cable. Internet, share houe*. eeml-prtvat# entrance. IMmorEiffepoaflwMi 1 yrtoaae. Application la*. Prole*tional snvkonmertt. N/8, N O 8 quiet Sanlord akpoit. near 417 ax*. 407-8476832 Laka Mary Blvd 8 437, t375AAkkxXuB.k8W D.atfe. nr SCC, akpt, NS. quiet prof! 407-322-1807 97— A partments • F urnished ftanford: Historic 3/1, 2 story, 5750/month. 2/1 , ISSOftnonth . 1/1. 849(Mno 407-382-3002._____________ 99—A partments U nfurnished M A R I N E R '8 V I L L A G E LAKE ADA t BOBU. U75AIO 2 80RM . IlfXMkO AND UP Cams kicktosd 407-3236*70 ^ i l t t y Living M AM ordaU.) Pricing. 1, 18 3 Bedreor Laka View*, 407-3236108 EHO. 103— H ouses U n f u r n is h e d 6 T ' < rff Trf <vi V ' ■ 407-321 0759 o o c M tg p rtr5 tg a s .lia M ik .3 2 1 -. 2626118 Lecals Lecals M THE C M C UT COURT OP THE HOHTEENTH j u d ic ia l c i r c u i t OPFLOMDA. IN AMO FOR IfMMIOtC COUNTY CASE NO. 0MA-1006-14O CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. ALBERT a CONLON. « M. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE EALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuers to ■ Fatal Judgment of Foreclosure dated November 2. 2005 and entered In Ceee No. 0 3 C A -100*-140. of ate Cacua Court of the EIGHTEENTH Judoel Cacua to am lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Flond* whereat CHASE MANHATTAN MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION la Plant* end ALBERT O CON­ LON. sf M . are Defendants. I ebl sett to ttta hrghast end beat bidder tor cash a! Room 6201 of tt<* Courthoua* kl SANFORD, SEMINOLE County. Florida. It 00 AM o'clock on tia eat day of December. 2005. h a toaowetg dascrtiad property aa sat forth kt aard Fatal Judgment, to LO T 25*. WRENWOOO MEKJHT8 UNIT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED ft PLAT BOOK 18 PAGES 77 8 78. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; a/k/a 7104 Florida 327*2-724* DATED Eta 3 day ol November, 2005. MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk of tetd Court ByMaryEkoup* As Deputy Clerk Bubmaedby: Faber 8 Ororu. P. A. 9*30 SW 77*t Avenue. Suae 200 Penan* wMt e rtu h fe y who need a speo M accommodation to parkopaw In Ska procaedng should contact Court Admnskaaon al 301 N Park Aaenua. 8u*s N30I. Sanlord. Florida 12771, wahtn 3 working days prior lo Eta procaedatg Tafephona (407)888-4227; I8008686771 (TDO) or 1600­ 9666770 (V) via Ftonda Relay Service PubSah November 18 20. 2006 W084 STATE OF FLOROA. CRIMINAL JUSTICE STANDARDS 6 TRAINING Criminal ProfeaaionaIMm Program. Ftortda Department ol Law Enforcement. P. O Box 14**. TaSahaiaa* Ftortda 323024Sa. on or before January 8 2006. Fartura to do ao WHSream In a default being entered agamat you to Revoke sard cer­ tification pursuant to Section 120 to. F * . and Ruts 116-27, FAC. Dated: November *. 200* SERGEANT DORRIS SEIBERT CHAIRMAN - CRIMINAL JUS­ TIC E ETANOARD8 AND TRAEttNQ COMMISSION * a- Doug Culbertson. Pubaab 2006 am woes 18 20. 27, 4, 2006 NOTICE O f PUBLIC BALE ADE8A IMPACT grvvt nonce of Foradoaura at ixen and Intont lo aaa the** y.hiciax on 114W2008 1000 wit m M X) ADESA DRIVE. SANFORD. FL 32773. pursuant to tubeecton 713 7* at Vie Florae Statute* ADESA IMPACT reserve* he njpd to aocefk or repel any andtor el bide 1996 PONTIAC 1G2NE660XSM J9253S ADESA 8JPACT gnre* nokc* Of Forectoeuro of lien and merit to aek these vehicle« on 11*1/1008 <000 wn al 2500 ADESA DRIVE. SANFORD. FL 32773. pursuant to subeeclion 711.78 of f a Ftonda Statutes ADESA M PACT lexemes Eta right to accept or rapet any andta M bxdt 3009 CHEVROLET 1Q1JC82F337288882 ADESA EJPACT grve# ■toaur* of Uan a to t*8 Etaa* vehiefes on 11/2*0*08 1000 am at 1900 ADESA DRIVE. SANFORO. FL 33778 pursuant to subatcaon 7117* at Eta Ftonda Elstutaa. ADESA 8JPACT raaarvM m* hgN lo aoctpt of n ) K i any m o aitodi 2003 HONDA JH2PC370E3M009641 ADESA BIPACT grvas noace of Uan an to ta* ttiata vetwefet on 11/1M008 1000 am al 2600 ADESA DRIVE. SANFORD. FL 32773. pursuant to a f e xrsm 71378 of tw Ftonda Stakes* ADESA MPACT reserves Ew 1(96 HONOA JHMC066818C021824 1990 TOYOTA JT4VN13Q0L6021(88 1998 MITSUBISHI JA3AA31 C l 84038886 1698 CHEVROLET 2CNBE1980X8902914 3001 VOLKSWAGON 90WGT21J41400T46S Pttofeh Novambar 18 2008 WDM Residential Tech* PT mafee 3rd M dl femafea al M A s 407­ 588-1086 RiOOBERTO VELEZ. Open Houaa: We are Iwtrtg lor b p s e ra n tik g a p tb g i Audaor 8Frortt Desk penomel PM apply St parson 3401 8 Ortwxlo Or. Sardonl Hotdsy kin Express 5 t a P p * & * » -U A n d t U U ^ Needed Local Work (407)3226133 Ifliilllliia Lovely home In Nttorlc dtstnet Large rm wtth bedroom eel. cable, us* of yrd, bathroom, kitchen Looking lor a respectful college female atodarttor working female, non smoker 5150/wk. 407-322­ 3050 krkwnL Ftonda 33166-2E19 (308)882-4110 PhOfM 407-322-2207 3C Lovely home In Sanford. Including uftkbaa, us* ol yard. Irving rm 8 kitchen Direct TV. IN* W not a rooming houaa. looking tor right parson as a roommate. tISOfek 407-430­ 7738 95— R oommate W anted Part Uma cook, aanrera 8 dlahwaaher needed. Contact Mytene. 407-323-7308 Respondent NOTICE OP ACTION TO RIOOBERTO VE1X7 YOU ABE NOTIFIED ft* an Admawauaav* CompfeW Its* bean Mad agaaial you tasking to revoke your Conecaonal CertMcato kt accordance w*h Sectan *43 1388. F 8 . and any nAaa promifgalad kwracxxfer You are raquved to karva a wr* ton copy el your Ward to fetoaM a hearing pursuant to lacaon 110 67. F t - upon Mcftaal Crawl PROGRAM DIRECTOR. LAKE MART M M STORAGE NOTICE OF PlIBUC BALI Parsons! property of Ee toaowmg tan tonaras. (I) Jay Borman. Una 4144. afe b* told N pubkc aucaon to Ew laghaal btddar tor cash to safety a rental fen tt wtth Ftonda Beckons B3B0E and 83 *07. Aucaon w « b* held at 1110 Emma Oaks Trad, lake Mary. FL. 3274* on Nett. 28 — M 1100 A M Contorts partonal property Viewing *1 •me d Ml* ody The owners, or roasrve Era nghlto un* and alto to 1.13.1 W042 �I ilgc 411 Sunday. November 13,2«ori Tin: Him \ui Herald Classifieds 103— H ouses U nfurnished DOYLE management RENTALS (*107) 322-2495 117—C ommercial R entals 153— P roperty For S ale Sanford Offlea: 750 sq ft. $550/mo New Rugs. Decorated, 3rd St 4 3 Sanlord Av* Plenty of Parking. Pnvate Bath, wet Bar. Very Nice. 407­ 670-1060. Brk/Own Laka County, 5 Acres dose to Sanlord. to m*e* ♦/-. Umatde. 5 acres. 6 20 acres Lake Front Lot 36 serai naar Euabs 5 acres ♦A. 10 acres $252000 make otter on 10 scree Mt Plymouth 4 commercial lots Fore* Reeky. 407-7164673 Cal Earl Showers, 407-431-2335 118— O ffice S pace F or R ent 1/1. Cottage Carpeted 1 Vtoyt. Water Included. »SOO«SOO Depoart San ford 3/2 Apt. 8paoou*. Carpeted. Vinyl. Paho. W/D Hook-up*. $575*575 Sanford. Northlaka Village Condoa: Lovely t/1 , Completely Furmahed. W ID Hook-Up*. Pet Ok. Comm Pool, Eaerctaa R m . N/8. $675*875 Depoait Sanford, Sandalwood Condoa: 2/2. Tiled Throughout. Appliance*. Comrnurdy Pool. LOOO. Sq FI $900/6900 Deposit Spacious 3/2. Carpeted 4 Tiled. Lota ol Storage. DoutH* Oarage. Scr Porch, Lake Mew. Comm Pool. A r i l 12AHOS (1095*1095 riipo>n AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES •ONOUONTT I DOYLE MANAGEMENT WE RENT AHD SELL HOMES! PO RZin REALTY RENTALS ■Sanford: 1/1 Apt. 2nd Floor. Includes water 4 lawn care tOOtVMo -Lake M ary: Large 4 or 5BR/38A. Tied Throughout. Possible Mother-in-law. $1350 Mo 4 0 7 -3 2 ? 8078 407-331-47S4 Deltona: 3BA/2BA. Uv, Din. Fam Rm. Brick Scr Porch, 2 Car Oar, S97Vmo Deltona: 3BR/tBath. New Palm. Ceramic Tie . Appliances. 1Sx24 S C Porch. Carport. Fencad Yard. 4965/mo OAYBCD: Sold wood Msth bad style. 2 twin orthopedic mattresses, pop-up trundle Never used. $425 407-339­ 0676 Sanford 3/1.407 Cotartof Way. big oomar Id. td. $120000 buys •a Apprand at $t45k 407-667­ 2412. FU TO N Sokd wood rmsslonstyte arms, eitra-nlce loam layered pad A l brand new $195 407-331-1941. Hot Tub 5 person lounger. Shp. 24 |*ls. redwood catenet, never used, warranty, paid $4,000, sacrifice $1595 407-912 5624 Dodge 2500 Est Cab 1999 4 DR 6tk Mi $9,950 cal or vtal 4076732966 com . 217— G arage S ales Ford Escape XL? 2002 Lerther SR $10,960 cai or vial 4076732966 com Table. 6 chart 4 china cabinet $300 Entertainment catenet,$75 Queen sir* bed. $150 407-327-4113 191— B uilding M aterials 193— Lawn & G arden to Aluminum, Cans, Copper, Brass, Newspapers, Auto Radiators 4 Batter!** GM C 1500 27k M is t i004 $ 11.450 c a l or visit 4078732966 com 407-321-0004 914 W. 1BT, Sanford M-F, 10-4, BSL9-1 Honda Element 2004 Perfect $17,950 cal or vtait 4076732966 com Pontiac Ahek 2003 $11,950 only 35k ml C a l or vtsrt 4076732966 com Pontiac Aitek Q T Leather call or 4076732966oom Toyota Tundra 2001 Est Cab V8 $12.950 SR5 Parted Cal or v M 4076732966 com 239— 1975 37* house boat new roof, engine runs good, needs cotmskc work. $2500 abo 407­ 323-6707. M otorcycles /4W heelers For S ale 231—C ars For S ale 1997 Pol ana 400 4>4 4 wheeler Gun recks, push button 2 or 4 wheel drive, run* peak good axsJaan. $ 0 00 eba 407-695-4996 A uk A4 Cabriolet 3 0 2003 Leather Auto $26,450 cal or visa 4076732966 com - Honda Accord 2005 4 Dr 6k Miles $16,950 c a l or VMS 4076732966 00m 4 W H EELEfVATV 2004 POLARIS 250 TR A ILB LA Z E R $3200 C a l 386-789-5330 4 WHEELEfVATV 2005 HONOA 90 I2600 3M -TM 4330 Spacious Affordable s300 OFF 1st M onth's Rent W ith 1? Mo Lease & Approved Credit • Spacious AparlmrnU allh Urgr CJum-Ik • ULr EYunl » VbUfytidll ■ Siurklint hail » TmnlH Cuuri* Country Lake Apts] Aihponr pivn AHPQRTBL' 2001 visit Come Check Us Out] Single Story Design 4 W H EELEfVATV 2009 YAM AHA 200 B L A S TE R $3300 399-719-5330 4 W H E E LE R S FO R S A L E 2009 Yamaha 200 Blaster 93300. 2004 Polarl* 250 Tra llb ta nr $3200 end 2005 Honda SO $2600. C a 6166-7695330 Studio Apart Starting at s c J TWO Brand New t-P o la rl* 1 - Yamaha $3.(00 each obo 394-769-9330 S ia M C N r t t o a r M it s j Country Lake 407-323*3301 M a n n e a ts 3291 8. Sanford A v r, Sanford Yehama Royal Star Tour Classic 1997 Parted Tone of Extras $5,950 407-673-2906 1Ave.. Santofd • 330-5204 IN THE CIRCUfT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT FSt No. tOOS-CP-2002 IN RE; ESTATE OF 3*6-769-6330 386-775-2522 VINCENT JONES. L egals L egals NOTICE OF A O M IN ftT nA nV E COM PLAINT Rosann* Hno. Esquire Florida Bar No 936598 1420B E . 47th Strew Cape Coral. F I 33904 Telephone 239449-6551 Attorney lor Personal Representative NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO Shadow Invetagalive Service*. Case No CD2005-1139. XAT500047 An ADMINISTRATIVE COM­ PLAINT to Impote an admmittrstrve line has been Med agarnsl you Vbu have the nght to request a hearing pxnuant to Sections 120 569 and 120 57, Florida Statutes, by making a request tor same to the Fiona* Department at AgrtaRure and Consumer Services. Division of Uoansmg. Poet Ofkce Bos 31M. Tiiehassee. Florida 3231531(6 I a request lor hearing a not received by 21 day* from tie date of tw leal pubkcalmn, Vw ngf* to a hearing In I n matter mil be waived and the Department w l dispose of bv* accordance wtoi lew. Pubkeh 2008 and 13 20. 27. 4.2005 woat Pubish November 13 20. 2005 W062 UNCLAIMEO VEHICLE AUCTION Removal of »w deecrbed veN­ dee wax conducted In eomptance with F.S 713 7*. Notice bat Harry* Towing wd sal said xctee at Pubkc Auction tar Cash on NOVEMBER 29. 2009. *1 1000 A M at 102 N Maple I . Senford. FL. 32771 AS vetedee sold AS IS No tale guar­ anteed Harry* Towing (Starve* be nght to tad on any versa* hour p m to salt 1994 BUCK 104 NV59M3RC271626 1962 DOOQE 1B7H024P4CS255771 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR •IMMOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVtBION FILE NO. 2004-CP-2003 1991 DOOOE IN RE: ESTATE OF 1995 DOOOE 4B3AUS2N0SE097911 IB3XC46RXMD205912 JAY S. HINTON. Pubkeh November 13 2005 W060 CITY OP LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE TO CREDITORS 230— Boats & A ccessories 10 yra old. very therapy Need* a good horn* Have too many pats $700. etdude* new cage 407-416­ 2434 Convenient Ford F2S0 E jcI Cab XLT 2003 30k ml $15,950 cal or vtal 4076732966 com Navel Oranges. Red Grapefruit. Tangerines, Meriwether Farms 3461 Celery Av* Sanlord SurttflfcP* Living Ford Ft50 2003 31k Mr XLT E«t Cab $15,450 cal or vial 4076732966 com 221—G o o d T hings to Eat 199— PETfcA City Dodge 2500 Crew Cab 2004 Diesel 22k Mi $ 19 950 cal or vtsl 4076732966 com MINK CO A T, Fufl tonglh with hood S i n large, kept m turner storage $3,000. C a l 386-789­ 6070______________________ 219— W anted Buy Free Mulch S ty le Dodge 1500 fcrew Ceb 2003 HEMI $15,950 45k Mi cal or Visa 4076732966 com k U I Famty Y M SMa: SM 4Sm. 11/1211/12 10wn to 4pm 2401 HotyAve, Sanlord Household Sam*, clothes, computers 4 much more ____________ • Available From Our Tree Trimming Busmen Will bring to you! 407-330-1672 Country Chevrolet 2500 Est Cab 2003 4x4 PW. PL $14.950 cal or vwl 4076732960 com 209— C lothing C O R R U O A TE D S TE E L R O O FING lor Bams. Boat Docks. Shops, etc Also Culvert Pipe 15*i20 16*120*. Ce l For Prices Surplus Steel 4 Supply. Inc Apopka 407-293-5766 Venture I Propertlee" 99 Dakota 8port Est Cab. 2wd. V6. tow package. 85k ml. $7.700tobo. Also open bailer, wood an* raM wAxh b n . 56x81. $2S0tobo 407-321-0143 L egals Skip's Tractor Sarvlca Recycled Concrete Driveways, ■Free Estimeles 4Jcen**d/1n*ured ■Quality Work 235— Ditch witch 1010 trencher, witch new Honda 13hp enpne $1900 Trac Vtc Leal Vacuum. $600 C a l 407*326-6900 308— T ractor S ervice Central Florida Fence All Type* of Fence Specializing In Vhyt T ruck/SUVS/V ans For S ale 205— H eavy M achinery K w ol OWKS. vcausia Handyman Special 2BfV2Bath. Carport. Over 1/4 Acre, $113,500 Renovated: Like N 4BR/2B*th. IJv. Dm. Fam Rm. w/FV*placa. Sc Porch, In around Pod. Fenced Yd on Over 1Macro Corner Lot W/2 Car Oarage. $245,900 novated: 3BR/2Bath W/Newty Palmed Interior. Ceramic Tie . New Carpet. S a p M a Ur. dto. Fam fbn, Eat In Kachan. Custom Cabinets. 2 Car Oarage, 4235.500 novated: 3BR/1BA. Uv. Dm, Fern Rm. wflnground Pod. $191,500 Renovated: 4B/V2BA Over 1800 8q FL LN, Dm. Fam Rm. Eat In K*. Irrigation Bye. 2 Car Oar, $246,500 Marda Miata 2000 Gorgeous $8,950 70k Mi cal or visit 4076732966 com WR Car* For Ybur Dog or Cal m Ybur Home Wh*a Ybu Are Oort*! Plenty of T I C W9 bring in newspapers, mef and t w water pianist Very eeonabl* Rateel Reference* Available Upon queer Ptews* Cat 407-314­ 6703 B E D R O O M B E T: Elegant Louts Phdpe collection Sokd wood sleigh bed. dresser, minor, cheat mqntstand A l new In b o rn Ratal $2109. must sal $1095 407-631-1322 276-F ence 231— C ars For S ale f t Patti's Pet Sitting f t 181—ArruANCES & F urniture F or S ale Oflrca* For (tent 400 sq tt to 800sq* SarSord FultonOftae Centar 407-314-3750 141— H omes For S ale 199— P ets t c S upplies The admmabeaon of the estate of JAY 8 HINTON, deceased, whose dale of death was Apr* I I . 2005. and who** 8octal Security Number M 253-03­ 5917. a pending In the Circus Court lor SEMINOLE County. Florida. Probata Division, the adebeas of which a P.0 Bos (099. SEMINOLE County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida 32772-9099 The names and addr*t»e* ot me personal repre­ sentative and b a pertonal rep­ resentatives attorney are set A l credaora of th* decedent and other person* having clam* or demands egamsl decedent * estate on whom s oopy of *«s notice a tequved to be served mull He twe i lxwa wan mra court WITHIN THE LATER O f THREE (31 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al otwr credOor* of tie dece­ dent end otwr person* having dalma or demand! against claim* wkh t w court WITHIN THREE (31 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH­ IN THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH at SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIOA PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S OATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE OATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS NOVEMBER 13 2005 Jay S Heiton. Jr Personal Rapraaarsaliv* NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEAMNO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by b e Cay ComrrvMon ol b e Cay of Lake Mary. Florid*, bat saat Cammaaion wa hold a Pubkc Hearing on Thursday, December 1,2006 at 700 p m , or as soon as posstofs there slier, to contider an appeal of b e Board of Adjustments denial at a variance to: 1 Chapter 15494(C) (2):Avwtance of 70teat frombe required 25 leer setback horn properly kne or nghl-of-way. A l creator* of be decadent and other persona having daene or demands against decedent's estate, on whom e copy of tv* nonce I* requead to be served must Me bee daim* w*h bet Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l a tm ctedaort of m* decedaens or demands eoamsf I decadents estate must N* be* claim* with b w court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT S O 'F L E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH E DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Th* date of t m pubkeet on of bet Notice I* November 6. 2005 WILLIAM H SPELLER 250 Lake Rtoge Court Winter Springs. FL 32706 LETICIA J. MARQUES Attorney lor Personal Represanubv* Florida Bar No 391977 Lancia J Marques. PA 317 West Concord Sbeet Orlando. FL 32*01 PubSeh November 9. 13. 2005 The aubfed property » tocetod W040 al 3720 lake Emma Road. Lake Uwy. Florida. 32740, mere per- • kouert, deecrbed a* totoxwe. . j Legal Lot 4 4 bar part of vacat­ ed sbeet edtacenl on East Corporal* Poes* Plat Book 45 pages 30 4 31 N O TK C O P PUSUC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Parcel Idem!cation Number: 19-20-30-6104)0000040 Th* Pubkc Hearing w i be held at Vie Laka Mary Cay Hal al 100 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary Th# Pubkc IS nvWed to attend snd be heard Said haarb g may continue born kmc to dm* untf th* Cay Commleaion make* a Inal action Ouesaon* regarding this asm can ba addressed to Tom Connaty. Planning Engmaer. at (407) 5*51412 NOTE: ___ PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE in a n y o f THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY AOA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETWO AT 407-565-1423 CITY O f LAKE MARY. FLORIOA CAROL A FOSTER. CITY CLERK Pubkeh November 13. 2005 5439 Stul Avenue Orlando, Florida 32*10 Th* administration of tfw tin t# of VVJCCNT JONES. diOMMd. whose del* at death was November It, 2003. and whose Social Security Number Is 129­ 52-0326. It pending In b e Circuit Court lor Seminol* County. Florida. Probate Drvlalon. th* addreta of which It 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford, Florida 32771. The name, and addresses of th* Personal Representative and b e Personal Representative's CAJ TOWINO WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CASH ON DEMAND T O HIGHESTBIDDER TH E FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE: I960 MERCEDES-BENZ 4 DR WHITE VIM 11(12012025021 1994 CHEVROLET VAN BLUE V IM 20BEQ25HIE4I25499 THIS AUCTION W »X BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 26. 1009 AT 10 O'CLOCK AT CAJ TOWWO. 1240 8 CR 427. LONOWOOO. FL 32790 PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS MAY INSPECT THE VEHICLE THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETW EEN (AM ANO SPM TERMS ARE CASH OR CERTI FIEO FUNDS CAJ TOWING RESERVES THE RIGHT TO A CCEPT OR R E JE C T ANY ANO ALL BIOS Pubkeh November 13 2005 W044 woes H erald S er vic e D ir ec to r y BM K - ----- K IR K ’S *'nUn T R E E SERVICE H £ 10 / HUI Bmt Ah We Accept AU Cradit Cerda. 11/ Traa Removal. PI) Trtmmfng. Bobcat U( S v c , Rrawood. I t| Fr*a E.bmalaa l Uc/lns J J taim tu • Tree Written EUlnutr* • Dree Removal 4 llaulinl • THmmln* • Stump Grtndlnf • Thlnntnl 4 Prunlnl • Palm1V«« Maintenance . (memOeaa— S hr4a*f*ail $1hour Emrrarary *enbe aMidmUal 4 CuawwrtUl 1 yu*U) Onwd Al)|mrtU4 Ureamd Alawwed N M n M fts i Handyman Plus ft Interior Exterior Painting 4 All types of re p a ld T C h a n g *s C a r C a r e COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS CONPUTtA OUONOATICS U4SM 9TAT1 OF TH9 ART DU0N09TW 20UFM9NT • E le ctrica l R epairs •Starters/Alternator* •Fuatlmacfton • E n g n t Partorm anc# • E ngine R ep s* MVR REG PRICES •Brake* •A9gnm*nl •CV Joints 4 Altos •Cookng System 407-609-1234 407-468-8787 imhhnnbhHNNHHII im m H IH •AFcondbonlng hoot Refinance f|SI0 N MORTGAGE TM E N TS , LLC, ORLANDO T o ltw iV u i Cool li Can) All Bt Hot* A Hntf EXPERT LAMM KRVICEI T « CLEANERS FOR THE WELL DRESSED PROFESSORAL f Call For Free 407-322-1926 Cleaners Stovtoa. pfaaa* cal Cohan. Its Cartftod Toro Ground* (407)222-1232 ' RerMflngfi Repairs UctM M SISSI | 8 U N B R ITE C O IN LAUN DRY OpmMHom TU6«W*d-Thjf W p * 6 tM t \ Frankie's Roofing Specializing In ! W.AT1iTT T -J .l todidsA Mowtno. Edgrg W*«Mng.Btos4ne.U(X« TnrwrtoB. Yard CM9f»4$>, M dchlSod Many satofad Laka Mary. Lorxjwood. Sartord. Haatorow customv*. For RaMU*. FnarxJy 4 Raaaordbf* Lawn Expat* 12/31X15 r A Iln u ir 407-302-9643 407-321-6712 ruv teas* ----------------------------------------------------LOCALLY OWhCD 4 OPERA7TO U N C t I M f _________ 2714 6. Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-63) Sanford L A 1A IN C A R E •E A p p lica tio n Loans Made Easy y Rates & Fees *5 Off • Maid Service • We Do Windows!! U y S a n to bitim ataay^| UNBEATABLE 1 J LicensedAhaund BUtz Clean Drop 01 and Dry Ctsming 8dr4t6(AMo AtraiaU* 2921 8. Orlando Dr. (17-W • Bav-A-Lo» Plaza) * ;• Magnolia Salf-Storago 2530 S. Magnolia Avanua, Santofd, FI 32773 PH.407-321-2806 Locally Ownad and Oparatad Residant Managar On SHa LowactRatas All Units Dnvs Up Monthly Rentals Air Condrtwoad Units AvsHaMa I Boat. R.V. and Vahicia Parking 24 Hr.. 7 Day Weakly Access �T L ecals L M THE CMCUTT COUNT O FTH E ItTH JUMCttLCMCUIT. IN AND TON SEMINOLE COUNTY, ecals L Courthouaa, to SANFORD. Flonaa. at ttoo am on Via n n i day ol Novwttar. *004. Via toaorring daaettad proparty aa aat lortti m raid Fatal Judgmara. to wa flo rm a COAL OIVlStON C A »i NO. 04-CA-1I46-14W LOT 4*. BEAR LAKE HALS ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 37, OF THE PUBLIC RECORD8 OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA U S B A N K .N A . Planet, STANFORD MORGAN A/K/A STANFORD M SPIRES. tog a apaotel aooommodahon to padlctoate to Wa procaadaig ahould contact tha Court Adnwaavatof at 301 N Park Avanua, Santord FL 32771. Tataphono Numbar <407)643 «*27 not Mar Van 2 w d r ig daya ol your rocarpl ol thra hottca It halting or t Imparted. 1-600-4544771 IS h e r e b y OWEN P u w M b iF lM ju d g n m iB Foradoe.#* dated N i M i t e e» October. 2003. and entered m C m * N o 04-CA-1546-14w . «* the O ra* Court of r e itm Judoal Cram In tnd tor Sononolo County. Florida, ■harem US BAMt. N A a N F N « * and STANFORD MOROAN A/K/A STANFORD M s p i r e s . Ra l p h e n a u u a n n . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RALPH E NAUM ANN UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STANFORD MOROAN A/K/A STANFORD M. SPIRES. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POS­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY art Datendama I arid aai to Via hagheal and boat bidder tor caah at tia WEST FRONT DOOR al Via Sammoia County Courthouaa, to SAN­ FORD. Florida, al It 00 am on • » 22nd day ol Moverttei. *004. toa toaowmg daaettad property aa aat torn m and Fmto Judgmara. to M : n o t ic e Datad taa 24th day ol Octobar. *004 Clark ol Via Cktut Cowl By Mary Slreup* Daputy Clark Law Olhca ol Martha! C 1400 NW 44TH STREET, SUITE 1*0 FT. LAUOCROALE, a 33300 Tataphono: (444) 453-0344 Facaanda (444) 771-404* Pubktt Novambar 4. 13. 2004 W032 M THB CIRCUIT COURT 0 F T H 4 1ITH JUDICIAL CtRCUtT, M A N O FO R I F M NOLl COUNTY. FLORIOA CIY1L DTYtaiON C A M N G 43-CJLI730-14 LOT 14. RETREAT AT WEK1VA. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAGE 32. 33 AND 34. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORCA h o u s e h o l d f in a n c e CORP HI. PlatoM, ma ■tptrm to pamcrpoto to taw proceeding ahould contact Via Court Admraatrator to 301 N Pwk Avanua. Santord F I 32T71, Talaphona Numbar (407)4444227 not lalar Vian t working daya ol your racoipt oI Sat noaca. H haanng or voice Impaired, 1-400-444-4771 Datad taa 2441 day ol OocOar. 2004 Clark ol 4w CraW Court By Mary Baoupa Laar omca ol Maranal C. 1400 NW 44TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT LAUDERDALE. FL 33304 Ttoaphorw: (444)443-0344 Faoamaa (444)771-4042 13.1 WW1 Bt THE CtRCUIT COURT OF THE 1VTH IN AND FOR SSMXOLB COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL OTVISiON C A M NO. 04-CA-I777-14W CHASE HOME FMANCE. LUC. CHARLOTTE PADGETT; ROBERT D CHRISMAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHARLOTTE PADGETT. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT 0 CHRISMAN; JOHN DOC; JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THC SUBJECT PROPERTY, nones of spouss NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauani to a Ftoal Judgment ol Fdrataoaura dated Via 24to day oI Octobar, *004. and intend to C a n No 0 3 0 2730-14, oI toa Canto Coun cl Via 1am Judoai Canto to arte lor Banknote County. Florida. am HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP II la Via FtetoM and USA J RANOALL: COUNTRY CREEK MASTER ASSOCIATION. INC.; HART­ MAN 4 SONS; THE ESTATE OF BRYAN C. RANDALL. DECEASED; USA J RANOALL; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC., AS NOMINEE FOR LENOCR GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION O/B/A DITECH COM UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN VITER EST IN THE ESTATE OF BRYAN C. RANOALL. DCCEASEO. JOHN DOE. JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB JE C T PROPERTY art Datendama I w< h i H Va twyiato and bato Hddar tor eatt at lha EAST DOOR al tha Sammote County Cotthouee. m SANFORD. Florida, to It 00 a m. on ma *9m day ol Novambar. 2004. ma ktoowmg daaettad property a* Ml torn m and Faito Judgmara. to ato: LOT 4. FOREST EDGE UNIT l i t AT COUNTRY CREEK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RE COROE D IN FLAT BOOK 44. PAGES 47 ANO 41. O f THE PUBLIC RE CORO 4 O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN u t t e n l to a FvM Judgmark d Tgredbaute datad Via *4*1 day V Octobar. *005. and anlarad n C M l b . 04-CA-I777-I4W, al via Cvcua Court to Vw tan Judoal Circuit to and tor Jammote County. Florida, ■harem CHAM HOMC FMANCE. O C It *W Ptertd and CHARLOTTE PADGETT A/K/A CHARLOTTE CHRISMAN. ROBERT 0. Cl4SSMMI; unknow n USA J. RANOALL Amancant w*h OwaDaiwt Act. tog * apanto accommodation to pareapata to Vilt preo**dmg ahould contact tha Court AdmaapVMot to 301 N. Para Avanua. Santord FL 3*771. Ttoaphon* Numbar (407)4*44227 not War Van t working your raeatt ol Wa V haanng tv vorca " ® S S S s 3 S 2 5 s anhanoamtod ol ilglaa to M l m IM ground nmaneng tar I * FWeto VSdr ~ ---- I GAM a t o r ^ l'4 '~ T )'*■*"** ft# untfonn me#iod of ooosteno by Stotoon 19T.3S32, n * » m * ~ * » huid to 700 pj* on ajn . k *m Vxi to bo -.1.4 y* | m |«yy god vM AMkdariatoad pawona ere (rented re M ew to Vte avert any p e r w« driarMM rtd a etoe*w» e-a NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN pureuam to t Final Judgmark to Fonckteute dated Vw 23m day to October. 2004. and entered to CaM No 03GA 2730-14. to ma Ocua Court to N tarn Judicial Ctrcurl to and tor Banknote County. Florida, whetem HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP II it tha PtevMI and USA J RANOALL; COUNTRY CREEK MASTER ASSOCIATION. INC : HART­ MAN 4 SONS. THE ESTATE OF BRYAN C RANDALL DECEASED LISA J RAN­ OALL: MORTGAGE ELEC­ TR O N S REGISTRATION SYS­ TEMS. INC , AS NOMINEE FOR LENOER GMAC MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION O/B/A DITECH COM. UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES. DEVISEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN M E R ­ EST IN THE ESTATE OF BRYAN C RANOALL DECEASED. JOHN DOE. JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION O f THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ate Datendamt I wa tea to ma Ivghato and baal ladder tor cam al Via EAST DOOR at tha 8amaiote County Courmouta. to SANFORD. Florida, at 11 D0 am . on tha 24m day to Novambar. 2004. ma Itotow^g to m a Final JudgmanMo w«: LOT 4. FOREST EDGE UNIT l i t AT COUNTRY CREEK. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAGES 47 ANO 44. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA dedtoon by Cdywdh reaped to a n yn 'M M 'N jJJ’^ j J J ^ J J ' J ^ ^ (V tia latoktoon to Via a b o v a H tM a n o a o p ju -^ ^ pereon procaatong may ba > » * * * "• * mad to anaura Vito a vaibasm mad*, wtatoi teoord toctow wtveh Via appeal la to b * y , tetotoiony t t d ^ c o m a d V te C ^ Y A ^ C o c rto n to to N I Waal 44 hour! In advance to tia haanng mould contact tha Court Adrrarvaaator at 301 N Pwt Avanua. Santord FL 32771, Tataphono Numbar (407)4464227 not later toon 2 working dayt to your racoipt to Wa nobca. N haanng or vorca tmpaaad. 1-400-046-4771. Dated tva 2sm day to Octobar. Maryanna Maraa Clark to ma Crrcul Court By Mary 6apupa Daputy Cterk Law omca to Martha! C 1400 NW 46TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT LAUDERDALE, a 33306 Talatoiona (*44)4430344 Facaania (444)771-4042 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS Lot S. to Block T . FOXMOOR UNIT 1. aocordmg to N PM Pwrato. recorded to Ptal Book l*. m Page 70 and 71. to Vw Pubkc Recorda to Sammoia County. Florida day to Bruce R Jacob*. Eaq Wedderbten 4 Jamba. P A 14300 N E 14m Avanua. Stela 244 No M am Beach. F L U 142 303-414-4222 Pubkrn NovarrOar 4. 13. 2004 W039 m T H i em eurr c o u r t f o r SUBNOLS COUNTY, PROBATS DIVISION FAS 4: 2004-CP-IM7 M RE ESTATE OF SCOTT R SMITH. Tha admmataaon to *M aviate to SCOTT R SMITH, dicaaiad. Fia Numbar 200SCP-I6S7. a pantong In me Cireul Cotel tor Sammoia County, Florida. al Eato door to vw Courthouaa 301 N Park Avanua. Satoord. FI 32771. to IIG O AM on Novambar 22. LOT 3. BLOCK C. BRANTLEY SHORES FIRST ADDITION. ACCOROINO TO THC PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROCO M FLAT BOOK t . PAGE 41. OF I X PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORtMARYANNE MORSE A t Cterk to Vw Coial ( y Mary ( « > 4 » At Daptoy Cterk Which M 301 N Park Ava . Santord. Florida. 32771. Tha namea and addraaaai to ma Peraonal Rapraaaniaiiva and attorney art aat torth below otter pertone, M o have ctermo or damanda agamal daoadann aatate. totoutong unmaturad. or •arvad a copy to Ika Noaca, mual Ma *wa daana wart Wa Court. WITHM THC LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (M l DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A CO PT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l otter credWra to tte Oacahevo cteana or damanda agamal decedent* ailaia. mcludmg unmaknd. conkngark or unkgtoavna wtei taa court WITHM THREE (31 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT BO FLED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Tha data to ma Iral pubkctoion to wa noaca a Novantear f. 13 2004 M RE THE ESTATE OF STELLA 8CHWAOER. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tha admmavaBon to tte eetale to STELLA SCHWAOER. Oacaaaad. whoaa date to Oaam waa June 4. *005: Fla Nutter 200S-CP-140*. a panting In Va Circuit Court tor Banknote County. Florida. Probate Ovtean. tw adtoeea to akkrti M PO. Sot tog*. Santord. FL. 3277*-C044 Tha namoe and •arkatva and twl paraonto rep- RS-NOTICSOF A l cradtora to tw decedent and other peraone having otm a aatate. on whom ■ copy to taa noaca a required to ba earned Court WITHM THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR M DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM (teens or damanda agaval tw cteana w!h tea oouri WTTHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THW NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FLED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CUUM F LE D TWO (*) YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH* D ECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED t h e d a t e o f f ir s t p u b u CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS NOVEMBER 3 2008 2623 Grasnacn Road Apopka. FL 32703 Charted M SUrk Florida Bar No SZ24S0 Charles H Stark. PA 4*4 Douglas Avanua. Stets 100 ALamorae Springs. FL 32714 Tataphona 407/7464*30 Attorney tor Paraonto J. OMKMS O GRANGE. ESOUBIE Florida Sar No U TS TIO 74S2 Nonmndy Soutovard Jackaonvtea. FL 32221 Tatephona 404/7*1-4371 Faa: 4047*1-2620 Aaonwy tor Paraonto M T H i CM CW T COURT FOR COUNTY. M RE: ESTATE OF FRANK FNUK. to padaora to Vw decedent and oVwr peraone hawig cteana or damanda agamal dsoadsrkk aatate on atom a copy to Wa ICS has bean served, must Ns Vaa ciame artn w a Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR M DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l omar asdaora to ma deceor damanda agamal Vw deca­ dents estate mual IM Vw« cteana wah VW Court WITHM 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED W LL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT* DATE OF OEATH IS BARREO Tha dote to N il pubkeaton to Wa Noaca a Novambar 3 200*. CEUABUOSEE 421 Ranch Trad Canamarty, Ftonds 32707 Saan Bogte. Eaq Florida Bar No. 104313 Law Oltoi to Baan F Bogte. FA P O Boa 13134* Aaamonta Springs. FL 3271* Tatephona (407)S34-UU 407-434-3302 F u lor PubSah Novambar 3 13 2004 NOTICS OF PUBLIC SALE Pubkc aucaon to ba held to 100 am on vw N T H day al NOVEMBER. MSS Al me Sort door to Santord Towing t Recovery Inc . toctoad to 2422 cotetey Ctob R d. Sarkord. R 32771, tor tw pupoae to dapoamg to ma toaowmg vehicle Pubteh November 13 200* WOT* M THE CStCUH COURT OF THE K T H JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT. M A N O FO R 1 IM M Q I1 COUNTY, Maaca to (1) 1*14 Ford SAN Ory W k 1FMBU1484FUC40470 Pueam Novambar 13(004 WO77 Dated Wa Novambar. 2004 7m day to (CWCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk to tw Crete! Court By: Mary Baoupa Daputy Cterk Pubkah In: THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 B. Unrvarady Drive Stela 600 Ptenttomn, FL 31324 (444)233*000 M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DtSASAJTIES ACT. penorw wtoi toaatetkaa rwatong t apatoto acoommodahon ahould corked COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Vw SEMMOLE County CoteVtoua* al 407-4*4-4227. 1-400 464•771 (TOO) or 1-40G4434770. vw Florida Relay Sarvtoe. NO TIC* TO CRLOrrONS Tha admekskeaon to ma aatate to FRANK PN1AK. oacaaaad. whose data to deem waa May 2. 2002. Faa Number 2004-CP13*0, a perahng m ms Cetua Court lor Sammoia CounTy. Fiords. Probate Orvlaion. Vw addrssa to akatoi la P O Drawer C. Santord. FL. 32772 Tha net and eddravtn to eta Paraonto Representative and Via Paraonto RapreaertakveY attorney are aat torth below 1.13.1 Al 2pm Al Tn-Couray Towmg IIM B e e iA ve Vrtrkar Spga FL ALL THAT CERT AM LAND SIT­ UATE M SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA VIZ: LOTS 4 ANO 3 BLOCK D. OF TRACT 13 SECONO REPLAT. SANLANOO SPRINGS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 7. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA Pubkah: Novambar 13 20. 2004 IVISK&J4AR2D21300 1*64 CMEV W09* NOTICE IS HEREBY (W E N pmuark to an Order Granting tw Mokon to Raaal Foratooate* Sate dated Noverttet 3 2005 entered In C M Caaa No. 06-CA1412-14-K to vw CTCtel Court to Vw 1ITH Judo* Octet m and tor SEMMOLE County. Swkord. Florkta. I ww aaa to Vw Ntowal and ban tedder lor caah at Room 6201 to Vw SEMMOIE County CoteVwuaa located al 301 N Park Avanua m Santord. Florida, to 1100 am on Vw Sti day to Decartter. 2003 Vw kktowtng daaettad property aa aal torth m laid Summary Fmal PubSart November 3 13.2006 W037 IS S U E E. SMITH Paraonto WaptatantoSva N M B a la iO M t Aucaon ate ba Held an Sea man teo (2) Oaya prior, oerkad VMCterk to VMCotelk BatoMRr C p a n u r to 407-4S4-4227. X I N PARK AVE SUITE N301. GLENN R FALCON. IF UVMG. ANO IF DCAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEWS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST GLENN fl FALCON. KMKERLV A FALCON. IF UVMQ. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEWS. DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAMST KIMBERLY A FALCON; SUNTRUST BANK; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) PROBATE DrtrttKM M T H I C M C U T COURT OF THS IIO H TtENTH j u o t c u l emeurr, O f FLOmOA IN ANO FOR SEMPtOL* COUNTY CM LPM M N CASS NO.) 04 CA-1742 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuam to a Fmal Judgmark cl Foractoam dated Octobar 24. 2004. told anlarad in Caaa No 04-CA-1742. to Va Cacul Court to Vw Ettoteatkh Judoai Octet to and lor Sammoia Courtly. Florida, wharam DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM PANT. AS TRUSTEE O f AM EROUEST MORTGAGE SECURITIES IN C . ASSET BACKEO PASSTHROUGH CCRTVCATE8, SCRIES 2003 11 UNOER THE POOUNG ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF NOVEMBER I. (003. WITHOUT RECOURSE, la a FWnaa arte STEPHANIE CRAWFORD. ROBERT CRAW­ FORD. UNKNOWN TENANT are VM Ootendanto Iw Baallo M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE O H M O N F U NO. 2004-CP-1402 By: Mary Svoupe Deputy Cterk MOTICI TO CREDITOR* (Irkatiaia) DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE OF AMEROUEST MORTGAGE SECURmeS M C . ASSET BACKEO PASS­ THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SCRIES 200311 UNDER THC POOUNG ANO SERVtCMG AGREEMENT DATED AS OF NOVEMBER 1.2009. WITHOUT RECOURSE. L ec a l s AJ omar oadaora to ma daceNOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN pmuark to * Final Judgment to Mortgage Foredoeure deled Octobar 24. 2004. and entered to Caaa No 0SCA-I340-14-W ol Vw Clrctel Court to Vw Eighteenth Jutodto Ora* to and tor 8armnote County. Flondi. wharam ARTHUR JACOWITZ INSURANCE AGENCY. IN C . PENSION PLAN, are lha Piaaktoa and HEATHER HOLD­ EN. MICHAEL HOLDEN. ASSG CU TES HOME EOUITY LOAN CORPORATION N4C/A CITIFINANCUL MORTGAGE LOAN CORPORATION and ALTEGRA CREDIT COMPANY NrtC/A NATIONAL CITY HOME LOAN SERVICES. IN C . are Vw Datendama. I wM aa! to Vw hrghato and bate bidder lor com on Vw eatt door to Sammoia Cowky Courthouaa. 301 N Park Avanua. Santord. Florida, al 1100 AM on Vw 22 day to November. 2004. toa toaowa^ daaertted property aa eel tarth to and Fmal Judgmark. to wk Pubkah Novambar 4. 13. 2004 W0J3 . CVy Cterk to S. 13* HEATHER HOLDEN. ETL AL. MARYANNE MORSE. AS CLERK OF THE COURT nag pi NOVEM BER « * #0 00. FLOWO* ARTHUR JACOWITZ INSURANCE AGENCY M C , PENSION PLAN, aa l u g i a v l to CITY FIRST MORTOAOE CORP. . ad Thra 24 Novambar. 2004 properly aa l « tarVi In laid Faito Judgment to «a Fkaida COUNTY. FLOIBOA (Ganarto JurtetocBon CASE N G 04-CA-1340-14-W NOT1CCOP FORECLOSURE SALE NOT1CS OF FORECLOSURE SALS s M THS CWCUIT COURT OF THS EIGHTEENTH J U O C U L O R C U IT M LISA J RANOALL. Law Omca to Martha! C taOONW 4*TH STREET. SUITE Pubteh' Novambar 4.1 3 2004 WQ34 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP Ml. to. H O TIC * O F e f T I l i r T O U M U N F O P M M fTN Q O O F C O L U C n N O NON-AO » PubHh Santord Herald Submated by: BervEira t Kau. PA ABomayl tor Pieman 441 N E 167*1 SvaaL Stela 204 North Miank Beach, Florida 31142 (304)770-4100 IN THE CtRCUtT COURT OF THC 1ITH JUW CULCM CUIT. M A N O FO R M M M O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA C M L DIVISION CASE N G 03-CA-2730-14 Lecals ecals Pubktt: November 4.13. 2004 W033 STEPHANIE CRAWFORD, al Clark to ma Canto Coun By Mary Santo* Daputy Ctetk Sunday. November 13. 2005 P ag e SB SANFORD, F L 32771 V h a v­ ing impaired, contact (TOO) 800445*771 vw Florida Relay Dated tte I4m day ol Octobar. of CHARLOTTE PADGETT; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT D. CHRISMAN; JOHN DOC. JANC 00C AS unknow n ten an ts m fo sSESSON OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY a n Datondanto I wd aal to 4w Ikghato «nd btok balder tor caah to Via EAST DOOR to Via Sammote Crxrty L ecals IIc r m ji 120 F T LAUOCROALE. a 33304 Tktaphona (444) 443-0944 (444) 7714052 to accordanca with via Amancana arah Daabaaat Act. NoncaoF FORECLOSURE SALE iik CASS NO: M CA14I314-K NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE. CO PLAM TFF VS •OUCTTAnON* For information on ftommofa County BCC procuromonU, Lecals Tha SI John. Greer Water Management Diatrtct hat received Vw application/.) tor EnWonmanlto Raaourca PemW(t) (rum: CVy to Akamonte Sprtngt, 22S Nawburyport Avanua. Akamonta Spring*, a 32701. app»cakon #40-117-21870-3 Tha presto W localad n Sammote County. Section 00. Tovmtokp 21 Sotoh. Range 29 Eato The ERP appkeakon to lor contorucvon to a aurlaoa water management aytlem tor a 4 (S acra, davatopmanl known aa Man* Park. Brtgkla Dargmarm. 2415 SR 413. Santord. FL 32771, (pplcaoon #40-117-20384 2. Tha pro)act la located In Samkwto County. Section 34, Townarkp 19 Soum, Rang* 31 Eato The ERP appictoton la tor corwkucson to a 0 21-acra. arngte-lam#y dock wid wakway known aa Vw BrtgaO* Bargmarm S F. Dock Banknote County Pubic School*. 400 E. Laka Mary BNd . Bantord. FL 32773, appacaVon #40-117-102078-1. Tha presto W tocatod to Sammote County. Section 33, Towntokp IB Sotoh. Range 31 Eato The ERP app*ca*on la tor ccnatrucaon to a aurlaca water managamerk tyatem tor a 14 43-acra, davatopmanl known aa Vw Naw Mdway Elanwntery School Joaoph Canniuaro MO. 357 Wtodva Sprtnga R d . Lorvwood, FL 32779, apptcabon #40-117-102122-1. Tha pre|acl la located to Samtocte County. Section 03. Towntokp 21 Bourn, Rang* 20 EatL Tha ERP appkeabon to tor oorwlnicllan to a aurlaoa water managamark tyatem tor a 0 M aori davatopmanl known aa Carmmaro - Madtoto Btotomg Laka Mary MorkMaori Academy. Inc., 3441 W. Laka Mary B N d , Su m 203. Laka Mary. FL 3274S, appkeabon #40-117-102123-1. Tha pro)acl la located m Banknote Cowky, Section 21. TownaNp 10 Sotoh. Rang* 2g Eato Tha ERP applcatton It tor corwVuobon to a aurtao* water managamark aytoam tor a 5 34-acrt. davatopmanl known aa Vw Laka Mary Manteaaort Acadamy. Banknote CommunVy Ctotega. 100 Wakton BNd . Santord. F l 32773. apptcabon #40-117-20137-3 Tha protect to toctoad In Banknote County. Section 21 . Tbwnatop 21 Soum. Range 20 Eato. Tha ERP « pp«ctok)n la tor corwtrvitolon to a aurtaca water managamark tyatem tor a 12 74-acre, davatopmanl known aa 8ommcte Commutoy Ctotega/Akanunte Sprmgt Banknote Couky, 177 B u tt Loop. Santord, FL 32773, apptealion #40-117-20087-3. Tha prp|aclla toctoad to Banknote County, 8ocbon 02. Townahlp 21 South, Range 29 Eatt Tha ERP app#catonW tor conttrucbon to a aurtaoa water managamark tyatem aaaocteted wkh Vw Markham Wood* Road ftufai Raalgnmark. a 1 03-acre pro|*cL 1S1 S Hal Lana, S uM 200. Matotoid. FL 327S1. appkeabon #40-117-9(175-2. Tha protect to m ~«m i m Banknote County. Section 31, Towntokp 21 8 ou V l Range 31 Eato The ERP appictoton to tor modMcaBon to Vw prevtoutoy toauad aurtaca water managamark pamw tor a 4221 -acre dtvalopmark known aa Clayton Creating (Ike Qraanway Pomu The Ste(!) corktorkng each to Vw above tetod app*ca>on(i) are •vakebte tor InapacSon Monday Vvpugh Friday aawpl tor togto holday*. SCO am . to SOO pan. to Vw 8L John* RNar Water Managamark CWtrtcl Haadguaiter* or t w appropriate Santo* Carkar. Written ob|*tolorw to t w appfcaSon may ba mad*, bul ahould b* Mad w«h (raotovad by) Vw DtoVtcl Cterk. 4049 Raid a . Paltoka. Florida 32177-1429, no later Vwn 14 dayt Irom Vw date to publcallon WTVten ob)*c«orw ahould UaikVy t w otaac- tor by name and addreta. and htoy daacrtba *w ob)ac4on to tw ■Ppkcabon FBng a wikten otgacMon doaa not anooe you to a Chapter 120, Ftortda Slalutet. AtottktvaVv* Haartng Orky V at* paraona whoaa aubatenbaUntereala are altocted by Vw appfcaSon and who Ma a patoton maatng Vw requVamaika to SacSona 120 SSS and 120 87, Ftortda 8u*utea. and Chapter 2B106, Ftortda AdnknteVMNa Coda, may otkMn an AdnwkaVttve hearing A l «ma»y Med wrtBan ob|ecSorw w* be praearked to Vw Board tor conakterafcin In la dtotoaraaona on appieaaon prtor to Vw Board taking action on t w arpfcwlton. Otorta Lewie. DMeron Ovacaor, OMamn to Parma Date Sarvloaa 8*. John* RNar Water Managamark Dwtncl Pubkah Novambar 13. 2008 WO 73 MOOEL : 40R a x o n s even VIN #: 2O3AJ3in4J032*tai Vafuefa Aucbon •900am aamnolooounryfl gov/purctiaamg. aoiact Currant WHERE: Paul# Tobm^ . 1818 W lit 8traa(. 8anford. FL Procuramont tor a kat of aM Many can 32T71 (407)321*7442 I no charya | VEHICLE Bokcrtabon and Procuramant YEAR 1884 mtormaaon la aiao avariatrta al MAKE DOOOE Purctiaamg and Conaacta MOOEL: 8W COLOR ORN Drvratorv. localad m JM County W f #: 1B4GH4430RX288747 SavicM Dukdmo 1101 Caat IM 81. Room 3208. Sanford. Vahcla Aucbon •800am Florida Phona 407-065-7131. ITnKFI mWWRIlBf SB, I W# WHERE: Paula Tomng. 1414 To guaramaa racaf* of W IM Skaar. Sarkord. FL da. al raapondards ahould 32771 (407)121-7442 chaok Via wadaaa or contact Vw VEHICLE Purchasing and Contract! YEAR: 1183 prior to Vw U ad racaMng data MOOEL: 20R of aubmmMat»d« COLOR: BLACK VM #: IQBAL*7SXOES3742S PuMah: Noyantw 13. 2008 W072 Nebco k haraby gNan: Paulk Tbmng w « aal M pubkc aucaon tot uNaga tor eatt on demand IB NgwM toddar. 4w tofckamg PutAc aucaon to ba hakj M •81 am. on Via dayta) i p icdiad batow. al tha from door of Avian's Towng Inc. LocatadM utectea on* ha# prior to aat*. I4 M Old laka Mary Rd M i Ttmw are 'CASH OR CERTI­ 134. Sanford. FL lor Via pur* FIED FUNDS' Faulk Towing poaa of dapoamg of Via lotom m arvel tw n^k to aocapl or tng For lurihar information pitas# ■M (407^21-2344 Putowh: Novambar 13.2004 W074 11/IS4M (1) War II VIH i 1FTZX1721WMBM180 Pubkah Nouantoar 13.2008 WO75 Pubkc aucaon to ba IwU al 401 am. on tw deyd) teioWid botow. al vw trork door to AVwnk Towing, Inc. Located M 2494 OkJ laka Mary Rd Suite 134. Sarkord. F l tor tw pope** to ikapoamg to *w tofcjwmg 174 Eaal Mitcnaa Hammock Road. Oviedo. FL 327*4 Profpecbv* toddara may Onado Road 4 Wrecker Service raaan aa Vw nglk Id aocapl or rated any and al toda 13.2004 WO74 v e re c u AUCTION uw claho to tw daaettad vateconducted In compkh F S 71*74 vahtetea to Pubkc Aucaon lor to 1000 A M to 102 N Mapte Ava . Santord. FU 32771. Al vaftetea told AS IS. No tote hoi# pner to aate: 14*4 BUCK 1Q4NV44M3RC271424 1*42 DOOOE 1B7HQ24P4CS254771 14*1 DOOOE 1B3JIC44nXM020441l 1444 DOOOE 4S3AU42N06E0474II 111 NOTICE OF Vanda Aucdon # • 00am WMCRi: P a i l Tomng. 1V15 W 1M SvaaL Sardord. a 32771 (407)321-7442 VtHKX£ VEAR 1583 M 00CL20R COLOR: BROWN VVf # 104AP37400H4009S4 For cal (407)321-2*44 1VM M (I ) Yaw II VM# 3O4AHSIN2K8402422 13.K04 W074 VEHICLE YEAR 1883 MAKE : BUCK M00EL-40R COLOR BQE W f # 104AB88R1DW438132 VEHCLE YEAR 1582 MAKE BUCK M 00 E L4 0R COLOR ORY W f f 104HP53L1NH504738 W hda Aucaon 9900am WHERE P h i l Towing. 1»1» W IM BVaaL Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHCLE YEAR 1588 MAKE BUCK MOOEL 40R COLOR BLUE W f # 2O4WSS2M0W1523082 VEHCLE YEAR 1884 MAKE UNCOUf MOOEL 20R COLOR SILVER W f #. 1LNLM81V4RY701828 VEHCLE YEAR 1888 MAKE OLDS NOTICS OF PUBLIC AUCTION Noaca a hereby gwan Onado Road A kftatowr " wW aal to pubic aucaon tag* tor eatt an demand 1442 Porwec Fretord wNH 2dr. VM# IO2FS23T0NL222741: . 1444 Toyou Camry brown 4dr. 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MSB Al Vw berk dear to Bantord Towmg 4 naoavaty tod. localad to 2422 County Ctob R d. Sarkord. Fl 32771. tar Vw puvpoa* el to*powng to tw kdowtog vatoaa 1J4FTI7S7NLS42440 14*2 JEEP Pubttt Ncvarttar 13.2004 W047 , �Page till TllE I I FRAU) Sunday. November 13. 2005 Three cheers for the Red, White and Blue X cingula? X cingula? (.1 u a iiN ij 1 1 Ask us how you can get select accessories at 1/2 prict with this coupon. H*raM photo* by Tommy Vlocanl | WtiMe s a p a i M t e s t • e e a ta ta ta r M a t o . tOO *. Fftnch A w . Unford, a 17771 407 - 328-8385 fmdjr w w f and oporrtW me* I f f l Xcingular raising the bar Authorized Retailer m n a tu re trtj fjpm tffiACfc Lntadlrr* oNe CjfiHt l2/2AOb O r.,.......-m rr-rd-TT-t * a, Sae r a t a l jnd tju pun brxYm la (Mali Up to $36 H n* v \Ik «,!*■> H a t (net « d eeUblff »W wy t* travel Udy TsmnRai h r h r* i carried n M l O O f. PerrjAa. «i H . GA SC, NC. KY. TN US. LA AL NY XfitMM pet, 7 IN ed ftl 12*0 p/adal a a Urn Bvnrf.it $lS0ra i f Sane R)3te «i*oe ellNaa Us. Setts t»cef cJjMtusadai|7ualunKlMla1(ioe C*#A» fidvn Cnpia '«*«'» »* rgt to termed* yu unec* i ttst Ran SOX d fU uv%t over Bn* UKja’jtNeUIrgc^deaonCrejUaMBj s^kiid Caarrignu<(llr%^ ryr^a<->d e«8iC<vJj Mean’pdam) tuna «il«j U « (Z )ia * « r a ^ « d * e ir id lw m C » « w m « # id i« « < * J X t a i» m S R tl* C e a Ado* lO ftw d a la id ttU ca il R d d i n d W j not m i d d ai n j . w Ujd la rutfonar la 30 aracuts* lv - Mai ta pstm aul t> 020306 Catan gxynt * mm mrttii 5 5 cto^a*ii»Wl®B«ppl» Se«R3t)j<fcUh.f'nc*tda*U0f>Wfii«6de»lS999»v1l?994it3(«.tr*«> 2y*a ta v a « » > < w^jrad 02005 C«*A» Widen M H7*» "***1 J J J jr* n Ml ■ V There were more than three cheers for Old Glory at the Veteran's Day Parade In Sanford on Friday. Beautiful sunshine, top photo, brought out the bright­ ness in the large flag that draps the flagpole on the RlverWalk where the remembrance cere­ mony takes place fol­ lowing the parade. Dignitaries such as Seminole County Commissioner Brenda Carey, Inset second from left, Sanford Mayor Linda Kuhn and State Rep. David Mealor sat with area veterans for the ceremony. Along the parade route, groups like this one, above, from local veterans organizations waved flags to the parade watchers near Sanford City Hall. The left pho­ tos shows U.S. Marines leading the way of the parade as the Sanford Fire Department dis­ plays the Star-Spangled Banner high over Park Avenue. � 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, 2005 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 13, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 13, 2005. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 13, 2005; <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/0693e97eec5547a735d2f64755e834d9.pdf 3479c8244f4ea6bf12d18aea8978baca PDF Text Text M id w e e k : W ednesday, N o v e m b e r 9, 200 5 T h e Sanford H er a ld Vol. 1 1 4 , N o. 2 2 • Copyright © 2 0 0 5 Tho Sanford Horald 50C Bridges wins District 4 New commissioner defeats Dean Ray by a vote of 292 to 83 Fro m S ta ff R e p o rts Regular season ends The regular season came to a dose for Seminolo County high school football loams on Friday with just Lyman and Oviodo ablo to post victories S*« Sporti, Rags IB SANFORD— Taking tin- District 4 seat for the city commission will be Sanford attorney Jack Bridges. He won the special election against opponent businessman Dean Ray Tuesday by a vote of 292 to 83 in low voter turnout. The election was necessary to replace former Commissioner Kevin I lipes, who stepped down from his position for undisclosed medical reasons Aug. 24. Bridges admitted when he fill'd to nin that Ik*had never had political aspirations until now. "When Hipes resigned, I thought, that’s a shame, because that’s my district commissioner," Bridges said in September. Bridges is 58 and moved to Sanford in 1951. He said he has grown to love the city by tire river. During his campaign he said Sanford was on the brink of hteaking out of its shell. I le noted escalating property values and the interns! in the dty shown by developers. I le has served on the city’s planning and roning commission in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Bridges is married to Elizabeth, who is a financial analyst for the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Bridges graduat­ ed from Seminole High Schcxil and was once an usher for the Ritz Theatre, now the Helen Stairs Theatre in downtown Sanford. With only District 4 voting in the spe­ cial election to replace Hipes, Bridges received 78 percent of the vote to Ray's 22 percent. Only 375 people voted in the election. In other area race's, incumbent Lake Mary Deputy Mayor Janet Jemigan defeated challenger Realtor Jeff Bales, •his is the second election in a row that Bales has lost to an incumbent commis­ sioner as lie lost to Michael McLean in 21XVI. Jemigan received 37ft votes to Bales’ 15ft. Only 532 people voted in Like Mary in an election open to the whole city for Commission Seat 4. Lingivood had a higher voter turnout for two races and two charter amend­ ments. Incumbent Mayor H.G. "Butch" Bundv defeated opponent Rosa M. Figueroa for the Longwood District 4 seat. Bundy received 948 eight votes, and Figueroa won 390 votes with 1,338 people casting ballots. In Longwood’s District 2 race, incum­ bent Commissioner Dan Anderson won against challenger Lori LaVassour by a vote of 90ft to 423. Also in Longwocxl, Charter Amendment 1 allowing a city commissioner to request information from city personnel was approved over­ whelmingly 1,007 to 291. Amendment 2 to appoint a charter Advisory Committee every seven years ratlier than every three years was defeat­ ed by just 27 votes, 640 yes and 667 no. OneTeamOnly Som ething's killing grass in cemetery B y S t e v e P a r a d is MIDWAY — AI(red.i Walker-Tarver feels sure some­ one knows wlio murdered her son, Eric, in March 2(X)4, but with little progress in the investigation, she decided last week to take action. The M i d w a y m o m . w h o , w o r k s fo r S e m in o le C o u n t y I ' l l h i Ic S c h o o l* , c o n t a c t e d | e v e ry m e d ia o u t le t *he c o u l d to t r y a n d f i n d t ie r s u n ’s k ille r. Kv& SNPag* «A Momasks for helpinfinding son's murderer Horald Staff $ « Pag* 2A N Y C cop starts ow n security firm Tho tranquil wators ol tho Larry Dale Aquatic Contor In Sanlord. P arent: Pool sh u ts ou t com p etition B y L ia n e E d ix o n Horald Staff SANFORD — Tlie city has limited the Larry A. Dale Aquatic Center to a single club team and that has rankled at least one' parent whose daughter’s team wants to rent lanes for practice. David Lundberg charges that the city of Sanford just won’t allow competition at the public facility. His daughter Lauren’s team wanted to rent six lanes at the Sanford pool for its Junior Olympic-class athletes. City officials said the notion that Sanford won’t allow access to the aquatic center for Lundberg’s team is misconstrued. Mayor Linda Kuhn said the city has not denied access to anyone. "We welcomed Lauren |Lundberg| to join the existing team here," Kuhn said. "They declined to do so." Furthermore, Kuhn said, the policy of the S e e P o o l, P a g e 3A "1 know then; are people wlio know wliat happened,” she said Monday. "They don’t have to give their name. Witli my Eric, this will not be swept under the Eric Walker carpet." Eric, 31, was also a school district employee. He worked in M'curily at South Seminole Middle School in Casselberry. On March 11. 2004, Eric drove his mother s blue Mercury to visit a girlfriend in Enterprise. The woman, who has not been identified, worked with Eric, accord­ ing to Alfreda Eric never made it to the girlfriend's home. ___ •flu, Volusia County Sheriff's Office responded to an accident with an unresponsive driver at 2170 EnterpriseOsteen Road that night. The car had struck a utility pole and crashed into nearby woods, according to a sheriff's incident report. Eric was pronounced dead at 9;46 p.m. Volusia Sheriff's Office investigators do not want to release the cause of death, according to spokesman Gary Davidson. Sh W h y is this Seminole smiling? S*• Pag* BA S eminole S mile Committee mulls plans for middle school rezoning B y S t e v e P a r a d is Herald Staff Kandridt McNamo*Taylor — Staff auutart at lit* Mmoum cjl Swnmol* County Hatofy Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Jack Bridgos campaigns Tuesday morn­ ing In Sanlord. SANFORD — The Core Committee working on middle school rezoning in Lake Mary and Sanford narrowed 25 plans down to three Monday, but alM) had five more plans submitted for consideration. The com mittee meeting Monday evening was facilitat­ ed by Ron Pinnell, executive director secondary education __middle sellouts, and held at Sanford Middle School. rd, Greenwood Lakes Sanford Middle in Lake Mary and Millennium Middle in Sanford are all under rezoning because the district plans to open Markham Woods Middle School in August 2006. "This area lias been relative­ ly stable when it comes to mid­ dle schools," Pinnell said, pointing out that the area has not be rezoned since Greenwood Lake's opened in 1986 The Core Committee has met six times, including a public input session, and was expect­ ed to bo on hand Tuesday night for a work session with the School Board. S e « R e z o n e , P a g * BA W alk er, P a g e 5A Freedom lighters HoraM photo by Tomm y Vlncant Mavor Linda Kuhn signs a document Monday proclaiming Nov. 11. as Veteran's Day and urging resS T s to attend the minual remembrance ceremony on Friday at 10. Behind the mayor are subma­ rine votorans trom loti, Guy Blades, past commander; Dick Moriarly, past commander. John Hedum. commandor; and Bud Sampson, store keoper. �PilfM* 2 A Till'. H i K a m i Wednesday. Nmemlter it. 2(M)r» Seminole Summary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Resident wants city to correct cemetery mess Out & A bout A n gle r’s Paradise WED Sem inole Spokes Club will welcome newcomers to the area at its monthly meet­ ing at Heathrow Country Club at 11:30 a m. Jim Payne, YVESH-TV news anchor will be guest speaker. For infor­ mation phone Diane at 407­ 688-2393. B y S te v e P a ra d le Herald Staff SANFORD — Betty Giles placed "D o Not M ow" signs on her fam ily's plot in the Sanford cemetery about 15 years ago just in case som ething happens like the situation there this past week. Tiie contractor that mows and maintains the grass in the cemetery applied grass killer a little too liberally and many plots have unsightly dead grass surrounding m em ori­ als and gravestones. Som e stones have also been scratched and dam aged by m ow ers, and sm all plastic American flags were chewed up by blades as the grass was cut. "They run up and down with a great big com mercial m ower," G iles said. "I try to keep it like a little garden because you know what I appreciate my family." G iles said this kind of thing has happened before and she has com plained. She added that she doesn't fault the city, but someone has to stay on top of the contractors. M arc H ultin, m anager for parks and grounds for the city of Sanford, said he is aware of the problem. He said the city has alw ays allow ed the contractors to spray Roundup grass k iller around the grave m arkers so they don't have to get close with the large mowers. "YVhen you first put that out, it looks bad," he admitted. "They were definitely overzealous with the Roundup. They arc going to re-sod those areas. We have already called them on the carpet for that." The con tractors are Bonne Terre of Ormond Beach, Hultin said. They will pay for the dam age, he added. Hultin wanted residents to know that they have som e more trim m ing to do. Soon new signs will replace old section markers. "1 have a somewhat limited budget to do this w ith," he said. "M rs. G iles at tim es has been our eyes and ears." They listen when G iles talks. After tiie contractors finished with the mowing last week, G iles said the cemetery was tillered with pieces of flags and flowers. They even hit a splckel and water was run­ ning and flooded some of the cemetery, site ill 7 -i -t i i *.* 't n r t / " - I n i |usl upset about my cem etery now, Giles said. Her parents and nephew are buried on the family plot, as well as her brother who was killed in the Korean War. That is when the family purchased the plot, she said. Her own son is also buried there. Pepper Yoast died just eight days after his 17 th birthday from a blood disease. "They are not going to run over my son," G iles said. The city has always been good about fix­ ing problem s, she added, and this is another instance where the city has to step in and correct the situation. THU The Sem inole County Animal Control Board will meet at 7 p.m. at the Animal Services Snelter, 232 Bush Blvd (Five Points). On the agenda is the possible devel­ opment of pet spay/neuter­ ing program for low-income residents. Sabal Point Elementary School will hold a Veterans Celebration Program at 8:45 a.m. presented by the Fifth Grade and Kindergarten. The OMNI Toastermasters Club 6861 will feature cham­ pion speaker Darren LaCroix at its meeting at 6 p.m. at AAA Building, 1000 AAA Drive in Heathrow. Call 407­ 862-9749. When surrounded by such a beautiful and tranquil sotting, fishing may bo a secondary goal ol this fisherman Tho sotting lor this earty morning scene is along Lake Monroe at tho oast end of tho RrvorWaJk on tho beautiful St. Johns River. Burglary • Maurice N. Thornton, 20, of West 12th Street was arrested by Sanford police Friday in the 2400 block of Lake Avenue. Police had received a call regarding someone attempting to enter an apartment. He was found hiding in the bed­ room. He was charged with burgla­ ry of a dwelling, patty larceny of under $50 and resisting an officer witiuiut violence. He was also found to be wanted for violation of proba­ tion. Thefts • M a tth e w D a v id W a s h in g t o n . 21, ol West 5 th btrvet, was a rre s te d by Sanford police early TUcsday. Officers found him in a vehido near ItLs residence, and located a revolver in tiie car seat. The gun was report­ edly stolen in 1991. Washington was arrested on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and larceny of over $300 (firearm). He was aLso found to be wanted on a Seminole County warrant. • Bryan Lev Derouslu, 47, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at a store in the 1500 block of Frcncn Avenue. He reportedly look a package of fried chicken from tiie store without pay­ ing. He was charged with petty shoplifting from a merchant. • James Albert Smith, 43, of West SR-46, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at his residence. The case involved a vehicle reported stolen on Oct. 24, in Sanford. The vehicle was located in the near Smith's home. He was diarged with grand theft of a motor vehide and petty larceny. He was also found to Ilave eight warrants against him in Seminole, Counties. • Nitza Caro, 35, of Sandstone Run, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Friday at a store in tiie 3600 block of Orlando drive. She reportedly took $216.4 in items from the store without paying. She was a female. I ie was diarged with bat­ tery - toudt or strike (domestic vio­ lence) and simple assault with intent to do violence (domestic). Police B otter diarged with petty larceny of under $300.. Assault - Battery • Guy Shimoni, 28. of Linding Drive, was arrested by Sanford potliv Friday at liis residence follow­ Ing a dispute with lus 'wife. I le was diarged with simple .iss.mll (domes­ tic violence). • Ronald Henry Scott, 21, of Windridgc Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at liis residence. He was reportedly in an altercation with a female. He was charged with Littery - touch or strike (domestic violence). Traffic Slop* • Charles Lee Harris, 48, of Lake Monroe Terrace, was stopped by Sanford police Friday at 5tn Street and Olive Avenue. He was diarged with driving with a suspended license. • l/el Williams, 45, of West 12th Street, was stopped by Sanford polio.- Friday at I lolly Avenue and 1Htlx Street. He was diarged with driving witli a suspended license, unlawful speed, no proof of insur­ ance, attached license plate not assigned, failing to register a motor vehicle, and driving under the influ­ ence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs. • Tommie Thompson, 49, of East 20th Street, was stopped by Sanford polio* Sunday at Mulberry Avenue anti Bill Street, i ie was diarged witli driving with a suspended license. • Stephanie Willey Mejdounb, 42, of Deltona, was arrested by Sanfoni Other Arrests lice Sunday in the 5(X) block of • Quinn Schuster, 24, of Valhalla Imetto Avenue following an argu­ Way, Lake Mar)', was arrested by ment with a male Site was charged Sanfoni police Friday at Ridgewood with battery - touch or strike Avenue and Geneva Avenue. She (domestic violence). reportedly attempted to be admitted to her son’s residence. She was • A man was arrested as John Doe charged with property damage of by Sanford police Monday in tiie under $200, and possession of nar1500 block of West 25th Street. cotic-hyd raced one1. Officers said he was in a disturbance with liis wife. 1ie amid not provide • Dontay Jerome Johnson, 21, of positive identification. He was Apopka, was arrested by Sanford diarged with battery - touch or police Sunday at 9th Street and strike (domestic violence). Hickory Avenue, os the result of a traffic stop. He was diarged with • Robert Uoyd Washburn, Jr., 24., resisting an officer without violence. of Sanford Avenue, was arrested by Sanfoni police Monday at liis resi­ • Guzman Carlos Medina, 27, of dence after an altercation with a Silver City, N.C., was arrested by female. I ie was diarged with battery Sanford police Saturday at a service - touch or strike (domestic violence). station in tiie 2500 block of Frcndi Avenue. • Calvin Pendleton, 41, of Water He was diarged with resisting an Street, was arrested by Sanford officer without violence and disor­ police Saturday in William Clark derly conduct on tiie premises of an Court os tiie result of a dispute with establishment. K Arabian storyteller comes to life in theater production Grass has been killed and memorials scratched and broken at the Sanford cemetery by lawn maintenance contractors. SANFORD — Take a glance at Helen Stdirs Theatre Repertory Company's Junior Production of "Stories of Scheherazade" being performed Nov. 11 through 20. Show times arc Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15, $12, and Dan Ping Legal Advertising Pam Smafi Display Advertising Circulation Wanda Kourpandis Wendy Back U iaw ni I Cftaryi Smith Classified Advertising Ted Walks' Editorial The Helen S ta in Theatre repertory company's Junior Production of “Stories of Scheherazade” will be pre­ sented Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets $15, $12 and $10. The Helen Stairs Theatre is located at 203 Magnolia Ave. Call 407-321-8111 for tickets. The Sem inole County Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold the 15th annual Fantasy Night, “Broadway", at 7 p.m. at the Orlando Marriott in Lake Mary. Call 407-333-4748 or fax 407-829-2100. The Restoration Quartet One Hope and The Sonshine Quartet will appear in con­ cert at 7p .m . at Central Baptist Church, 3101 \V. SR46 in Sanford. This is a fundraiser for Disaster Relief. A love offer­ ing will be taken during the concert. Celery City Cruisers of Sanford present their 22nd annual car show, at the Seminole County Historical Museum, 300 Bush Blvd. at Highway 17-92. Registration from 8 to 11 a.m. for 16 class­ es of street rods, stock and modified cars and trucks. Trophies will be awarded. Call 407-322-8844. Crooms Classic 50lh Reunion meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. at the Elks on Seventh Street and Cypress Avenue, Richard Evans chairman. Englewood, Colo. The Helen Stairs The. located at 203 Magnolia Av 407-321-8111 for tickets. “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" The city of Sanford and the Seminole County Area Veteran's Advisory Council will hold the annual Veterans Day Parade and Remembrance Ceremony at Sanford's RiverYValk at 10 a.m. with memorial events at II. NSc wc,comc and encourage your lettera and comments. All letter, m u« include your address and phone number lo be published. Slave Pslacks Dona Dwtncri Liens Edison M ens Heetune Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Wednesday, November 9. 2005 • Vol. 114. No 22 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc •300 N French Ave . Sanlord FL 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323-9408 Penodcal Postage Past at Sanford. Florida and adcMional making offices USPS 441280 Postmaster Send address changes lo Republic Newspapers, Inc. beautiful voices and music. Tiie show is produci Special Arrangement with I Drama Service, Inc. The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher Administration Batty Bannatt $10. The show is a trip on a musical magic carpet ride through the col­ orful legen of Scheherazade, the greatest storyteller of the ancient Arabian world. This show con­ tains a lot of adventure, mystery and comedy accompanied by The annual celebration of Sem inole County's Swedish Heritage will be held from 1 until 4 p.m. at the Museum of Seminole County History. Special presentations, music and food will be on hand. Charlie Carlson will be the guest speaker. The SANFORD HERALD P O Boa 1667 Sanlord. FL 32772-1667 Writs to us: 300 N. French Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 Call u§; (407) 322-2011 Subscription Rates 3 Months mSeminole County Si I 00 6 Months mSemmofci County $20 00 1 w Serrunokt County $36 00 1 Other Floods County $42 00 * Y«s/ Out Of Stale $52 00 Advert**, Produacn r t Fo k in : (407) 323-9400 �T iie H erald ____________________ Wednesday, November«», 2005 P a g e 3 A Pool Continued from Page 1A dty is to only have one club •earn at their facility. and a pool in Oviedo. Tuesday that having two Sanford, but the other 50 Lundberg said he received teams at the sam e facility percent travel to practice several different reasons for can cause problem s with sswimming w £ S ° H‘Rh LScho° coach and1 B lu e with Ackerson. why his d a u g h ter's team water time. Dolphins club coach. Charlie "M any of the swimmers couldn't rent the facility, lie He also said that especial- on Sem inole Aquatics team Rose responded to the recent said he was first told that his ly in a com munity pool, hav news In an e-mail to Kuhn. d au g h ter's coach, Alec ing tw o com petitive club drive many miles to get to He echoed sentiments that Sanford, even though there Rukosucv, had interviewed teams, can limit other aquat­ are closer pools. We choose in his professional opinion it with another team. Then he ic activities. to drive, because Coach was counter-productive to said he was told that they H ogan also said there nave two teams at one facility heard that if the Rukosuev could also become a differ­ A ckcrson’s fine coaching is and ultimately leads to the left to another team , his ence in philosophy, which worth it,” O 'M alley wrote in failure of both. an e-m ail. sw im m ers would go with can create a situation where "Tw o team s, com peting him. Many more e-m ails flood­ one team tries to take ath­ ed into M ayor Kuhn's inbox fo r the same clients, at the Lundborg’s response to letes from the other. sam e pool is an accident last week and this week those claims were simple, he Hogan said that although waiting to happen and is a said. He asked what person there arc some instances in from concerned parents and Poor b u sin ess p ractice," sw im m ers. M any echoed h asn’t interview ed for the country where two club Rose wrote. praises of A ckerson, his another position to b etter David Lundberg said they their career? And, he also team s share facilities, he coaching ability, and his pro­ always secs the same set of gram. offered to sign a non-comsaid that if a child was with problem s arise from those pole agreem ent. O thers supported a coach that they were com ­ situations. "T h e reality is at the end L u nd bcrg's claim s, saying fortable with and was a high “I don't encourage facili­ they were parents of team of the day, they don't want a caliber coach, then why not com petitive, successful, club move to another club team ties to have more than one members who also had to com petitive swim team at a d rive a great distance to team in th eir w ater," with that coach? tim e,” Hogan said. Lundberg said. Clermont. A ccording to Lundberg, Ackerson also pointed out A ccording to Lundberg, when he continued to ask for They accused the city of FastLane A quatics protecting a "good ole boy” for you ng sw im m ers the space at the facility, the city that pinnacle o f th eir ath letic claim ed they d id n 't have already has space to swim at coach, Ackerson, instead of a facility in O viedo and in letting in a "successful, level career is m aking it to ’ the room for another club team. Junior O lym pics. He said his Then, Lundberg said, they Clermont. 4 certified swim m ing "T h ey have, locally, a coach". d aughter's team had all 40 told him it was USA beautiful pool and training young team members quali Robert Lord, who is a par­ Sw im m ing p o licy to have space," Ackcrson said. ‘y last yyear t ~ for ' •• Junior fy the ent o f a FastLane Aquatics only one club team per facil­ But som e m em bers of sw im m er, asked Kuhn to Olympics. Olym pics. ity. K FastLane Aquatics live clos­ look deeper Into the issue N um u merous erc............................ .. oe-m ail testim The city lastly told er to the Sanford pool. Such ny from parents o f swim asking what would it hurt if Lundberg that it was their as Lauren, who lives in m ers wvho ho belong to their team practiced at own policy and preference Alaqua Lakes. Sanford's facility. Sem inole Aquatics, who call to have just one club team at David Lundberg said he the L arry D ale A qu atic their facility, he said. Lord wrote in his e-mail feels that since the city of that it was indeed common C en ter hom e, said coach "They wish I went away," Sanford pool was built with Tony A ckcrson is a coach practice for swim teams to Lundberg said in an inter­ part of Sem inole County tax who welcom es all levels of view at his home last week. share water in order to fully p ayer's dollars, his daugh­ utilize a facility. swim m ing. But Kuhn is sticking by ter's team should be able to "Tony has Illustrated Lord further claim ed in the city 's policy. She said dozens o f tim es to our kids that FastLane Aquatics is not swim there. his e-m ail that FastLane's "It should be about the coach is being punished for what ch aracter is ab o u t," the first club team that has kids," Lundberg said. Tom H u tchison, w ho has been told no. "rocking the boat and start­ Lundberg also said that two daughters that were led “We intend to adhere to becau se o f the calib er of ing his own swim team ." by Ackcrson, said. Lundberg said his next that policy," Kuhn said. But, FastLane A q u atic's team step, if the city of Sanford “I d on't know where to she also added that, "N o members, their team could continues to denv his daugh­ send my d au ghters to o n e’s being denied a tax p o ten tially bring in ad d i­ ter's team use of the Sanford becom e O ly m p ic calib er payer's pool.” tional revenue from having facility, would be to issue a swimmers, I do know I can She said anybody who com plaint with a tax advoca­ put them in an environm ent wants to come and use the swim meets at the Sanford facility. cy group. where they becom e world facility individually, is more S tep hanie O 'M alley, a Lundberg has already class kids and adults...w ith than welcome to. mother of a team m em ber of arranged sit down meetings Tony," H utchison wrote in Ackerson said that at vir­ Sem inole A qu atics club with state Rep. David an e-m ail to Kuhn. tually any other pool there is team , said her son chose M ealor, County For the past five months, only a single, registered club Ackerson as his coach, so C om m ission er Brenda Lundberg has been pushing team calling that facility its she drives him from W inter Carey, and oth er heavy­ for the use o f Sanford's facil­ home pool. Springs to Sanford for swim weights in the area. ity for FastLane A quatics, Pat H ogan, Club practice all the time. But, Kuhn reiterated dur­ who currently divides their D evelopm ent D irector, for She also said that 50 per­ ing an Interview with The time at a p o o l.in Clermont USA Sw im m ing, said cent o f the team liv es in H erald: "T h is I* our policy,” , Airport test Saturday QAM Fnon n ... __ • . . . . . ' SANFORD — *Tire Orlando displays and exhibits at the Sanford International Airport Flight Fest, the winner and is hosting a unique communi­ runners-up of "Tire Great ty open house on Saturday, Airport Alligator Name Hunt" Nov. 12, according to a will be announced at 1JO p.m. Tuesday news release. and the Grand Prize of two air­ Flight Fest 2005 is a fall fes­ line tickets will be awarded. tival for the public to enjoy free More than 300 entries for an of charge. The festivities kick alligator name were submit­ off in the Terminal B-Domestic ted. 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Festival of Giving, sponsored by Real Sim ple magazine and Cotton. Now through Deceihber 4, area charitable organizations have the opportunity to sell tickets for *5 for the Festival of Giving event. In turn, tick­ et holders are invited to a unique shopping program complete with store specials, holiday entertainment, free gift wrapping, prize give­ aways and sam ples from popular retailers at Altamonte Mall. Additionally, the first 100 shoppers to spend $100 on cotton merchandise will receive a $15 Altamonte Mall Gift Card. One hundred percent of the proceeds from the ticket sales benefit the charitable organization (501c3 status required). Tickets are avail­ able for charitable organiza­ tions to sell by calling the mall office at 407-215-5100. "The Festival of Giving program is a favorite among the General Growth benefit local charitable organizations," said Kristen Moore, group m arketing manager for Altamonte Mali. T ls the Season for Giving According to the Deloitte Consumer Holiday Survey, Am ericans will put their hard-earned money to work by giving to charitable causes this holiday season. Charitable donations ranked fourth In national spending categories, exceeding planned spending for holi­ day entertaining at home, non-gift clothing and holiday furnishings, which all showed sharp declines from last year. These expected spending levels appear to reflect continued contribu­ tions for the victim s o f Hurricane Katrina and the earthquake in Pakistan, as well as a focus on providing for others rather than for buying for oneself and one's family. The D eloitte Consum er Holiday Survey, which is designed to m easure con­ sumer expectations about the year-end holidays, has been commissioned by Deloitte St Touche USA LLP in the fall of each of the past 20 years. This year's survey polled 17,447 consumers. It was conducted on the Internet by an independent research company from Oct. 10 through Oct. 18. The poll has a margin of error of 3 percent. For more inform ation, please visit the Company Web site at http://www.generalgrowth.com. LAKE MARY — Even while serving for 20 years with the New York City Police Department, Gregory Quinn dreamed of owning his own business. When he retired and moved to Central Florida in June 2002, he started Mid-City Special Service in Lake Mary. The statelicensed company specializes in security or protection serv­ ices and investigative servic­ es. ' In a search for diversity, he decided to offer both types of services, Quinn said. "The majority of the busi­ ness is 75 percent security, buj we interweave the tw o," Quinn said. Manv clients take Q u in n advantage of botn services, he added. For example, if the company performs securi­ ty for an apartment complex, personnel will fol­ low up on any crimes that happen. "The police department may not have time to follow up on a stolen bicycle, for example," Quinn explained. "W e’ll do that follow up and see if there are witnesses." Mid-City also works with motels, retail stores and even house watches, he said. When people leave for vacation, the company can watch the house, but more common are business owners or managers who feel under some sort of threat from employees who have been fired. "Believe it or not, that's been very common to hire our firm for personal protection after firing employees," Quinn said. The company also works on personal protec­ tion and matrimonial investigations on spouses who cheat on their husbands or wives. Quinn said he usually hires current or former law enforcement personnel because he likes their professionalism. Others are corrections officers or retired military police. Florida licenses for his business require certain training, but he sends personnel out for additional training, including CI’R and first aid as well as investigative train­ ing. Quinn himself has a background suited for his new business. He retired as a police sergeant in New York. He commanded a field training unit that trained H*r*ld photo by Tommy Vlneont Gregory Quinn owns and operates Mid-City Special Service, based In Lako Mary. confidence knowing they can protect them­ new police officers for the first year on the job. He loved the work, but hated the politics of selves. It's a psychological thing." Mid-City serves all of the O rlando area, being a New York cop, he said. "Internal politics, that is the true stress," he although right now most of the company s said. In 1985, he served in the 30 th precinct clients are in Orlando itself with a few in Sanford when crack cocaine first hit the scene. Tne mile and Seminole County. The company is based in Lake Mary, where square area topped more than 200 homicides in a year, he said. They sometimes experienced seven Quinn lives with his wife, Leigh, and their three children Samantha, John and Gregory, who all go to 10 shootings per day, he added. "You know what amazes me about this work? to Lake Mary schools. Right now, the company is gearing up for It's people who steal for absolutely no reason, December when there seems to be a hike in bur­ just for the sake of stealing," he said. Working for the transit authority police in glaries. "I think our company is a cut above most New York, he said people would jump the turn­ stile to keep from paying. They often had guns or other security companies because we have the warrants, and just as often they had plenty of most public service background," Quinn said. Many security firms are in it for the money, he money In their pockets. "It's in their nature," he said. "That's the men­ explained. "We are here to make money, but the public tality." Knowing the minds of criminals, Quinn tries service background brings a commitment to pro­ vide protection services for people and their to gear his clients toward hiring armed security. property." "We will abide by their wishes of course," Mid-City Special Service Inc., is located at 840 Quinn said. "But if our officers can't defend themselves, it Heather Glen Circle. Lake Mary. Call 407-529­ does make a difference. Officers will have more 8117. EARLY LEARNING COALITION OF SEMINOLE READY FOR SCHOOL READY FOR LIFE. If you are a resident of Seminole County and have a child between the ages of 6 weeks and 8 years old, your child may be eligible to receive School Readiness services. Com m unity Coordinated Care For Children, Inc. For more information, contact 407-324-9999 Funded by the Agency lor Workforce Innovation and the Early Learning Coalition ol Seminole. 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NnvrmlxT !>, 2(H)~» PtlffC i>A T iie Ilr.RAi.it Obituaries JU N E M AE CLA RK Roscberry Lane, Sanford, died TUesday, Nov. 1, 2005 at Central Florida Regional a Hospital. D a v is She was bom Aue 16,1917, in Madison, Fla. She was a homemaker and a mem­ ber of St. Matthew M.B. Church. Survivors indude brothers, James Davis of Miramar and Thomas Davis, Jr. of Dothan, Ala.; sisters Leona Novell of Texas and Jencthc! of Sanford. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Nov. 12, at 11 a.m. at St. Matthew M.B. Church, 3724 Main Street Sanford, rev. Leonard L.J. Wilson, Pastor. Viewing will be Friday, Nov. 11 from 4 until 8 p.m. at WiLson-Eichclberger Mortuary. Wilson-Eichelbcrger Mortuary’, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. June Mac Clark, 76, of Sanford, died Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005. She was bom April 4,1929. She was a meat wrapper. Survivors indude daugh­ ters Patricia Ncjman of Port Richey, Dolda Marie Bennett and Barbara Jean Stewart, both of Sanford; nine grandchil­ dren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral 1lome, Oaklawn Chapel Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. r G LEN N L CO X Glenn L Cox, 76, of Winter Park, died Saturday, Nov. 11, 2005 at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. He was bom in Johnson City, Tenn. He was a computer programmer for NASA. Survivors indude sons, William Andrew Cox and Michael Anthony Cox, both of Melbourne; sister, Doris Anderson of Johnson City, Tenn. Funeral services were held TUesday, Nov. 8, at Howell Branch Chapel with burial by Metro Crematory. Collison Family Funeral Homes It Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. FR A N K LIN L. C R A IG Franklin L. Craig, 83, of Casselberry, died Sunday, Nov. 6,2005 in Altamonte Springs. He was bom Aug. 29,1922, in Gilmer County, W.Va. He was a veteran of the U S. Army. Survivors indude wife, Norma L Craig; sons, Karl Craig and Larry Craig; daugh­ ters Alexa H all Tina Craig and Lisa Arwood; brother, Ivan Craig; sister, Ava Wines; 25 grandchildren; six great­ grandchildren. Funeral services were held TUesday, Nov. 8 at Banficld Funeral Home with interment at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, Weston, W.Va. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. LILLIE M. DAVIS Lillie M. Davis, 88, of MELODY R. DOSHAN Melody R. Doshan, 43, of Lake Mary, died Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005 in Olando. She was bom Aug. 1, 1962, in Jacksonville. She was a homemaker. Survivors include hus­ band Scott L. Doshan; son, Devon Carpenter; daughter Savannah Doshan; mother, Linda Hunter; brother. Gene Hunter. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. at Alaqua Country Club with Pastor Basil Savoie offi­ ciating. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. BERNICE HATCHER MULLER Bernice Hatcher Muller, 77, of Zenith Pointc, Geneva, died Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005 at Orlando Regional South Seminole Hospital. She was bom May 31, 1928, in Oviedo. She was an educator and W a lk e r = member of Antioch M.B. Church in Oviedo. She was Past Matron Heroines of Jericho Ross M uller Lodge #47, Eastern Star, Retired Teacher’s Association of Seminole County and Busy BeeSnowhill. Survivors include sons, Arthur G. Muller of Sanford and Clifford O. Muller of Jacksonville; daughters, Ingrid M. Witherspoon, Gracia M. Miller, Robin J. Muller and Quinncia D. Muller, all of Geneva; broth­ er Lawrence R. Hatcher, El Sobrante, Cal.; sisters, Mary H. Barkley of Oviedo and Elizabeth Mikcll of Leesburg; 13 grandchildren; 15 great­ grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Nov. 12, at 10 a.m. at Antioch M.B. Church, 311 E. Broadway Street, Oviedo with Rev. Charles Jones, pastor. Viewing will be Friday, Nov. 11 from 4 until 6:30 p.m. at Antioch M.B. Church. Wilson-Eichelbcrger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. MARY F. SW ITZER Mary F. Switzer, 86, of Maitland, died Friday, Nov. 4, 2005 at Adventist Care Center, Orlando. She was bom in Jacksonville. She was a registered nurse. There were no known sur­ vivors. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Nov. 8 at Collison Family Funeral Home with Chaplain Dennis Salmon of Vitas Hospice officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery, Jacksonville. Donations in her name may be made to Vitas Hospice. Collison Family Funeral Homes It Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. C ontinued from P i| e 1A "This has not become a cold case," Davidson said Monday. "We have not exhausted all of the leads in this case by any stretch of the imagination." Investigator Greg Seymour of the Major Case Unit told Alfreda Monday afternoon that several cases had fin­ ished, and that Eric's would be a priority. Investigators did interview a known drug dealer who may have been dating the same girlfriend, according to Alfreda. At this point, howev­ er, Davidson said he could not go so far as to say a suspect nad been identified. He wanted to remind the public of a couple of impera­ tive aspects. Any piece of information, no matter how trivial or iasignificant it may seem, can be important in this case. "We encourage anybody with any inform atioa no mat­ ter how small, to certainly call us," he said. Anyone can call Crime Stoppers at 1-888-277T1PS or 8477. The caller may be eligible for a reward. Davidson also said there is a general feeling about this case that people know more than they are telling. He urged anyone who has information who may be withholding it for whatever reason, to come forward. People may be fear­ ful or not willing to get involved, but he said their information can be immensely important. He acknowledged the frus­ tration of the family and the Sheriff's Office. "We take this very person­ ally when one of our citizens are m urdered," he said. Investigator Seymour’s office referred calls to Davidson. Davidson could not dis­ close any specifics about the case. He added that some things arc not able to be shared with the family as well. H w v . 1 7 -B 2 - M g tte n d , Phooo W II Q «na Hunt. Owner •■nan OaklawnMemorial Park te­ — rm not going to let it go. Alfreds W slktf • Tarvsf. mothsf of Erie Wslkw Eric Walker , "I wish we had something more to tell," he said, adding, "This case is very solvable." Alfreda herself has heard that people know who killed her son. She simply wants to know who did this, but even more important to her is why her son had to die. "It’s about to kill me," she said. Alfreda described how lonely and quiet it can be when she arrives home from work. Her older son, Craig, lives at the house. When he arrives, Craig hollers to his mom so they know each other is home. The brothers were very close, Alfreda said in an earli­ er interview. "It's killing him," she said referring to Craig. ' She described Eric as a good-hearted person, as any mother would, but she has proof in the form of a scrap nook from the staff and stu­ dents at South Seminole. "M y eyes filled up with tears as l heard the news ... Why'd you have to leave Mr. Walker," wrote a distraught student in a letter contained in the scrapbook. Alfreda said she has confi­ dence that the Volusia Sheriff's Office is doing what it can. "I'm not going to let it go," she said. She even said she could forgive the killer because that is what Christian's do. She would also want to know, though, why the murderer took the cow­ ardly way out. An elderly couple heard the not robbed, but he was mur­ dered, she said. "I believe he knew the peo­ ple who did this," she said. Alfreda talks to God and Eric, she added. "Bring something to me," she pleads with her son. "You know who did it to you. 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THURSDAY, NOV. 10 Table Tennis - At 8:30 a.m. at the Salvation Army Gym. Tennis - 9 a.m. and 11 JO a.m. at Sylvan Lake Park/Lakc Mary Tennis Center. Billiards - Women's 9-Ball at 9 a.m. at Sanford Senior Center Hobby 6c Photography Show - 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. Sanford Senior Center. Swimming - 9:30 a.m. at Sanford Aquatic Center Bench Pressing - 2 p.m. at Historical Sanford Stadium. Billiards - Men’s 9-Ball at noon. Sanford Senior Center. Talent Show - 7 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center (open to the public FRIDAY, NOV. 11 Tennis - 9 a.m. and 11 JO a.m. at Sylvan Lake Park/Lakc Mary Tennis Center Bowling - Singles 9 JO a.m. and 12:30 p.m. at Airport Lanes Bocco - 10 a.m. at VVestmontc Park (Altamonte Springs). St. John's River Cruise - 1 until 4 p.m. on Rivcrship Romance (tickets must be purchased in advance. Boarding at the ship is 12JO p.m. SATURDAY, N OV 12 Track 6c Field Events - 9 a.m. at Seminole High School Archery - 9 a.m. at Historic Sanford Stadium Horeesnoes - 1 0 a.m. at Fort Mellon Park. Results as o f Tuesday m o rn in g G o ld -L e s lie lla m a Silver - W illiam Graham Bronze - D a v id A . W hile M m age 60-64 G o ld - Sieve Agronick Silver - Louia Komi Bronze - James Phillips M m age 6549 G o ld - E d B ru m M en. age 70-74 G o ld - D a . id SFianka Silver - JoiepFi Grtnorm l Bronze - Lowell B brrtson M m age 75-79 G o l d - L e n r u c ir t M m age 85-89 G o ld -W ilf r e d M ungal M m age 90-94 G o ld - Brian M cGarth W om en a g r 50-54 G o ld - Beth Tyre W om en age 55-59 G o ld - A n n e B ru m Silver - M a ry Smith W b m m age 6044 G o ld - Karen H a m m W om en age 6 549 G o ld - Frances Weston Silver - L u U Sloan W u m m age 70-74 G o ld - Baerbel Bartyczak W u m m age 75-79 G o ld - Vera Whiteside CALLO W AY G O LF M m age 55-59 G o ld - Robert Dessert S ilv e r -D u n Dessert Jr. Mere age 6549 Bold - Bob 1lawkere**) M en age 70-74 G o ld Jerry Kantarpan Silver - b e d - D u n Suig Silver - Clifford T. Draprau M m age 75-79 G o ld - George Dietrich Silver - Carlton W . Trm b y M m age 80-84 G o ld - D u n Deaaert Sr. Sdver - Joseph N o va k W u m m age 6549 G o ld - Barbara Yacua D I L L A R D S -S -B A L L M m age 5049 G o ld - D aryl L a n u n Sdver - Frank Delcastillu Bronze - Barm inr Laructa M m age 70 and above G o ld - Jack Tetzault Sd ver - Gua Geiamar Bronze - Richard Jonea SK R O A D R A C E M m age 60-64 G o ld - T o m Walsh Silver - Gerard D . Fahey Bronze - W illiam Jetm yn M en age 70-74 G o ld - Frank French Silver - Paulv G a d d y M en age 75-79 G o ld - Bill Bran-land Wom en age 50-54 G old Beth 1>e 5K C Y C L I N G M en age 50-54 G old - Steve A . \ b d n o S ilv e r -M a r k A . Casp Bronze - G regg iy e Mere age 55-59 G o ld - Leslie lla m a Silver - W illiam Graham Bronze - D a v id A . W hite M en age 6044 G o ld - Steve Agronick Silver - Louie Rusal Bronze - Barry D . Portnoy M en age 6 549 G o ld - Ed Bruen M en age 70-74 G o ld - D a v id Shank* Silver - Joseph G n n ir m l B n e u r - Low ell Bbettsun M en age 75-79 G o l d - L e n Puckett Silver •Ca rl Anderson Bronze •D unald To n e y M en age HO-64 G o ld - A 1 Sanford M en age 85419 G o ld •Wilfred M ongol M en age 90-94 G o ld •Brian M cG rath W um en age 50-54 G o ld - Belli ly e Women age 55-59 G o ld - A nn e Bruen Silver - M a ry P. Sm ith W um en age 6044 G o ld - Karen 1Jansen W um en age 6549 G o ld - France* Weston Silver - Luia Sloan W b rn m age 70-74 G o ld - lloerbel Bartyczak W um en age 75-79 G o ld - W ra Whiteside 10K C Y C L I N G M en age 50-54 G o ld - M ark A . C a .p Silver - G regg Ty* M en age 55-59 WHY BUY SECONDHAND? Herald photo* by Tomm y Vincent The annual Golden Age Games got undeiway Sunday. Top photo, Barbara Yacos ol Leesburg heads down the fairway in the golf competition. In tennis, doubles champions Bettye Reagan and Norma Pedley play a match. 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They received tro­ Seven teams began shotgun phic's at the end of the lunch­ play at 8:30 a.m. The tourna­ eon at an awards ceremony. ment made for a beautiful Many prizes were also award­ morning for golf lovers at the ed to the players and guests Mayfair Country Club. who helped make this benefit This group of guys called tournament a great success. the Gentlemen's Sports Club At the end of the awards is “Striving to Make a luncheon, the young men of Difference" in health, oppor­ the Club presented Captain tunity, finance, sports, com­ Joseph Knubcl of the Sanford mitment, discipline and team­ Salvation Army a check of the Herald Correspondent OAR October meeting held inside lake Mary church Sallic Harrison Chapter, DAR, met for lunch Friday (Oct. 14) at the Fellowship Hall of Holy Cross Lutheran Church In Lake Mary. Regent Dr. Lois Somerville and acting Chaplain Virginia Powell d i ‘ ' the ' opening ritual. conducted Grace Marie Stinecipher led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. Elizabeth Nichols led all assembled in reciting The American's Creed. After lunch Sandra Thomas gave the President General's message. She encouraged members to consider attend­ ing a future Continental Congress, held annually in Washington, D.C., at the headquarters of the National Society. Ann I lowland, chairman of the Chapter's National Defense Committee, gave the National Defense report. She stated that, according to the writings of Phyllis Schlafly, tresident of Eagle Forum, and ames Tooley, author of "The Miseducalion of Women,” that although women have made strides in career opportunitiess, particularly in sci­ ence, law, business, athletics, and politics, many believe they have come up short achieving fulfillment, having relinguished one or another of the natural female desires to become a wife, mother and homemaker. Another empha­ sis in her report encouraged all to have a positive attitude and to get involved in being an American. Every American has a voice and we have the right to use it verbal­ ly and with the vote. She con­ cluded by listing October dates of significance in the history of the United States. Sallie Harrison Chapter has adopted a U. S. service man who is a helicopter pilot. Members wrote individual notes to him and were encour­ aged to send additional mail,including “Care” ages to him throughout the month. Sandra Hux gave an updal- f PfMMo eubmmad Virginia Michlar. left, Is congrat­ ulated lor rociving the D AR chapter chairmen achievement award by Barbara LoMay. ed report on the celebration of the the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Two hundred years ago, as the explorers were approaching the Pacific Ocean, a Fort was construct­ ed., 40 by 50 feet at Astoria, Oregon. Ia*ss than two weeks ago a replica of that Fort burned down. Currently it is being rebuilt, thanks to the interest and donations of area re s idents. The Chapter voted to donate three books, compiled by the Museum of Seminole County History, including information about Seminole County cities from 1865-1910, to the national NSDAR Library. Regent Somerville present­ ed certificates to four mem­ bers, indicating their length of membership in the National Society. They are: Vanra Decker and Barbara Hall, 40 years, Libby Boyd and Pat Fox, 25 years. She also pre­ sented Fran Morton with a Chapter Achievement award. Sallis Harrison Chapter will boost the Flagler, Volusia and Seminole County Regents' meeting Nov. 5 at the LPGA Knickers Bar U Grill in Daytona Uerach. Slate Regent Rebecca Lockhart will be guest s|H-aker. The Chapter will also host a Naturalization Ceremony at the Sanford Civic Center Nov, 17. I1ie Sanford Garden Club is assisting and 'Die Auxiliary of American Legion Post 53 will present flags to each new citizen. The program for the day featured “Snow and Tell" by members. Prepare your lawn for winter workshop C A h tc n o n a _______ SANFORD — Are you pre pared for winter thLs year? Do you want a lawn that Ls low maintenance and still looks good come next spring? Come and leam how to cre­ ate and maintain a "FloridaFriendly" yard that will survive winter and become more drought tolerant with less care at a free workshop Wednesday, 2 0 9 W. 25th S t., Sunford Since 1 9 5 9 ...Sam e Location §S5a si ... - . Nov. 30 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. The location is the Extension Service, 250 W. 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'Semeicit Canty Residents Onty x i*-: •:»' y\ �Till: I'iiftr HA UWInrsilny, November W. 21105 I I I it At li King and Queen Rczone----------C o n t in u e d fro m P a ge 1 A Plans were rejected mainly because they did not meet rezoning parameters set up by the board and the committee. Free and reduced lunch, per­ centage of black and I lispanic students as well as projected enrollment figures were all compared to parameters. If one or more varied too much, the plan was put aside. Tne school district remains under a federal consent decree meant to balance racial makeup at area schools, lire parameters address that decree to try to make the plan acceptable to the U.S. Department of Justice. According to School Board chairman Jeanne Morris, who attended some of the commit­ tee meeting, the district is very close to moving out fnrm under the consent decree. school. The committee has looked at the numbers for these plans and will consider the five new ones, but Pinnell said the focus will turn now to the question of whether the plans make sense. A final adoption of the plan is expected in January. The final day to submit a new plan for rezoning will be Nov. 21. For more informa­ tion, check out scps.kl2.fl.us, scroll down on the right and click on rezone information. Herald photo by Jim WanU T h e 2005 Som lnolo H igh School King and Q ueen of H o m o com in g aro A drian Fuller, left, and Alexandria Erickson. T h o pair woro ch o­ sen from among their poors to represent tho king and que e n. Tho choice w as announced at Friday's h om o­ com ing gam e vorsus the Lym an G ra yh o u n d s, w hich tho team lost 19-7. 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These programs arc not financed by the School Board; therefore funds must be raised locally at each individual school. Donations arc being accepted for door prizes and a silent auction as well as needed food and paper products. Contributions given by the community id what makes this BBQ a success. The event will run from noon to 4 p.m.. Tickets are $10 for a 1 /2-chicken dinner, door prizes and the right to bid In the silent auction. For more information please contact Marilyn Van Winkle, BBQ Chairperson, at 407-320­ 5014. FASCAR RACING The 2005 FASCAR Points Season will end this Saturday night, November 12th, at New Smyrna Speedway. On the program will be the Late Models, Modifies, Sportsman, Super Slock, Mini Stock, Pro Thicks, and Strictly Stocks. The pit gate will open at 4 p.m. and the grand­ stands will open at 6 p.m. with racing action start­ ing at 7:30 p.m. General admission will be $10 for adults, $5 fur students and seniors, and ffre for children II and under F o r m o r e in f o rm a t io n , p lease c a ll 3 8 6 -4 2 7 -4 1 2 9 , o r v is it th e w e b s ite at w w w .f a s c a r .o r g . SOFTBALL TOURNEY There will be a benefit Softball Tournament held at Pinchurst Park on Saturday, November 19th, with proceeds going to Operation Shoebox to benefit our American fighting men and women. All teams are welcome, including co-ed teams, but they must conform to MFW rules. The entry fee is $125 per team and must be turned in by October 31st. In case of rain, the tour­ nament will finish on Sunday, Nov. 20. For more information contact Tom Paladino (407-416-6205), Ann Paladino (407-417-1173), Javier Camacho (407-383­ 1736) or the Paladino home at 407-324-0587. To leam more about Operation Shoebox go to www.operationshocbox.c om BABE RUTH TOURNEY Oviedo Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball will be holding its 7th Annual Holiday Classic December 8-11. The entry fee is $250 per team and each age division (League Age _ defined as your age on May 1, 2006), Rookie. Machine Pitch (7-8 year old); Minor (9-10 Year old); Major (11-12 year old); and Prep (13-15year old) is limited to the first eight teams to submit the entrance fee. The event will be either a Double Elimination or Pool Play Tournament (dependent on the » of teams). Each Team is guaranteed a minimum of three games (and proba­ bly more). Champions and Runner-Up teams in each division will receive trophies. Teams are selected to participate on a first come, first reserved basis. Your entrance fee is what will reserve your place in the tournament. Rosters can be turned in later (12­ 15 players per team). Deadline for submission See Briefs, Page 2B Sports 1 H I .^ .O R IG I N A L IVtvona’s 1 — If / 1/ ...............- 20s’ Cheese Pizza 2 T o p p in g s jemmi w im um mniW jw v Playoff teams struggle on closing night Lake Brantley, Winter Springs upset; Lyman, Oviedo lone winners By Dean Smith Herald Staff The final night of the 2005 F1ISAA Football regular season proved to be difficult one for the two G ass 6A playoff quali­ fiers in particular and the whole county In general Friday night. Whether it was a let-down from last Monday's three-team playoff, which also resulted in reduced preparation lime, coaches giving their regulars some rest or coaches not try­ ing to show their playoff oppo­ nents much. Lake Brantley and Winter Springs will be heading into this week's playoffs with a loss. The Patriots (6-4) looked awesome in the first quarter against Class 6A No. 1 stateranked East Ridge, running 25 plays, most on carries by fullpack Lance Ault, and taking a 7-0 lead on a 14-yard pass from Bryan Bearden to Khelt Hamrick. But the Clermont-based Knights (10-0) kept Lake Brantley in check the rest of the game, relling to their Central Florida record-tying 31st con­ secutive regular season victory, 32-7. The Patriots will be at home this Friday, hosting 6A-District 1 runner-up JacksonvilleMandarin (5-4) in a Class 6ARegion 1 Quarterfinal starting at 7:30 p.m. at Tom Storey Field. Lake Brantley may have been holding back some as if the Patriots can defeat Mandarin they will play the winner of this Friday's game between East Ridge and Edgcwater in the regional semifinals. Winter Springs (7-3) pul on a whale of a show fur the home fans in Friday, but they muld not hold off visiting University (3-7), which saired on a late See Football, Page 2B Seminole starting quarterback-tumed-wide receiver Travis Goodine (No. 7) gets past a pair of Lyman defenders on his way to a 45-yard touchdown catch to put the Fighting Seminoles ahead In the sec­ ond quarter. But that would be the Tribe's only score of the night as the Greyhounds came back to win 19-7 to spoil Seminole's Homecoming at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium Friday night. Lyman on a mission By Tony DeSormler Special to tho Herald SANFORD — Having dis­ patched the Seminole Fighting Seminoles 19-7 to wrap up the regular season Friday night, the 5A-District 3 champion Lyman Greyhounds now can focus on tne business at hand. B y Dean Sm ith Herald Staff S e m in o le C o u n t y w i l l b e te n d in g a d o z e n In d iv id u a l r u n n e r s a n d s e v e n te a m s to th is w e e k 's F H S A A C r o s s C o u n t r y F in a ls a fte r o u t s t a n d ­ in g effo rts at r e g io n a l m eets. T h e L a k e B r a n t le y g ir ls , le d b y a t h ir d p la c e f in is h b y J u n ­ i o r s ta r A m a n d a f li n t z e , e a rn e d a s p o t in state w i t h a f o u r t h p la c e f in is h in th e G a s s 4 A -K e g i o n 1 M e e t. F o r th e t h ir d y e a r in a ro w , the G r e y h o u n d s h a v e w o n t h e ir d is tr ic t a n d a d v a n c e d to tile sta te t o u r n a m e n t . H u t th is ye a r, th a t’s n o t e n o u g h . In a year that has seen Lyman do the unthinkable _ beating Lake Brantley for the first time in over 20 years _ and the unimagin­ able _ ending the 30-game district winning streak of fifth-ranked Mainland (10-7 in overtime) to win the dis­ trict title _ the Greyhounds are now primed to make some more school history. "This is only the fifth time in school history that Lyman has qualified for the state playoffs,** said Lyman coach Bill Caughell. “We're still looking for that first win.” According to the Florida High School Activities Association's on-line foot­ ball rea>rd book, Lyman's playoff history amsists of a 40-14 loss to LakelandKathleen in 1968, a 27-6 loss to V'ero Beach in 1982, a 20-7 loss to Kisstmmee-Osceola in 2003, and last year's 31-7 loss to Palm Bay. Caughell and the Greyhounds arc planning to break that streak against 4-6 Melbourne this Friday night. Last year, Melbourne elimi­ nated Winter Springs (which has sina1moved to Class 6A), 23-7, before losing to eventual 5A state champion See Lyman, Page 6B Runners advance to State Senior tailback David Muniz (Looking lor running room againit Seminole on Frid: workhorse for the Lyman offense all season and will be counted on heavily when go after their first-ever playoff victory when they host Melbourne at the Cariton I Complex this Friday night at 7 p.m. The Lyman boys also quali­ fied, finishing third as a team with three runners, juniors Robert Saltsman, Jordan Eiserman and Shane Cook, ing as individuals with lishes of 4th, 13th and 15th. Winter Springs senior Andrew Walker also qualified for state as an individual with in eighth place finish. -Region 4 Meet the In the 3A-F Lake Howell girls qualified as a team with a sixth place fin­ ish, while the Silver Hawks boys finished an outstanding second, led by a 10th place fin­ ish by Junior Jonathan Sutter and a 15th place finish by sophomore Phillip Diamond. In Class lA-Region 2, the Trinity Prep girls were second with eighth-graders Britney Wotton and Chelsi Woodruff finishing Uth and 13th. The Saints boys were also second with freshman Ranley Grousse finishing sixth, junior Kevin Lanza ninth and sopho­ more Thomas Ward 12th. The Crooms boys team also qualified by running fifth. The FHSAA Finals will be held this Saturday, November 12, starting at 8 a.m. at Little Everglades Ranch In Dade City. Admission will be $7. UCF stops Houston 31-29 to remain in C-USA title Sp ecial to th e Herald Former Lake Howell High School standout Brandon Marshall (No. 6) led UCF with seven receptions for 120 yards, Including a touch­ down in the Golden Knights' 31-29 Homecoming victory over Houston Saturday the Florida Citrus Bowl. ORLANDO _ UCF totaled 495 yards of offense •and stopped a Houston drive with the game on the line - to earn a 31-29 Conference USA victory over the Cougars on Saturday evening at the Florida Citrus Bowl. With the victory, the Golden Knights (6-3,5-1 C-USA) are now bowl eligible. UCF led 24-10 with 8:40 to go in the third quarter, but the Cougars (4-4,2-3) rallied, scor­ ing three touchdowns in the game’s final 18 min­ utes. Houston had the ball on its own 45 yard line with 1:29 remaining in the contest, but Kevin Kolb was sacked by senior Paul Carrington and then threw three incomplete passes. “I am happy for the football team,' said UCF head coach George O'Leary. “I am real proud of how they played; going out on the last play and getting tne big sack that sort of put the game away. It was a good win and they reached their goal (of becoming bowl eligible).' Junior Steven Moffett completed 2 1-of-30 pass­ t es for 275 yards with a pair of touchdowns •a five-yard scoring toss to senior Brandon Marshall at the end of the first quarter and a two-yard strike to junior Mike Walker with 2:16 remaining in the second quarter. On the Golden Knights' next possession, sen­ ior John Brown nailed a 38-yard field goal and the hosts led, 17-3, at halftime. Marshall, the former Lake Howell High School standout, finished with seven receptions for 120 yards. Fellow senior Darcy Johnson had six catches for 91 yards. UCF seemed to have the game in control when Moffett scrambled for a 13-yard touchdown mn with B:40 to play in the second quarter to put the Golden Knights ahead, 24-14. Just over six minutes later, Kolb began the Cougar rally, hitting Anthony Aldrige for a 54yard scoring strike. Kolb completed 19-of-30 passes for 313 yards with the two scores. Donnie Avery had three catches for 111 yards, highlighted by a 76-yard See UCF, Page 6B �211 Midweek. November 1M0. 2005 Tin : l l m \ i n Briefs-------------Continued from Page IB of entry fee Is November 19. All players participating must be on a 2005 Fall League Babe Ruth League Roster. This can be an All-Star team from your league or you can mix players from different teams from within a league any way you want. Games start on Friday night typically (maybe Thursday for local teams), but teams traveling from the farthest distance will be scheduled for games beginning on Saturday If at all possible. Games will be limited to two per day (weather permitting) and Championship games are scheduled for Sunday. Any questions, please contact Fred Labcr at 407-366-9833, Email - PATLABFREDffaol.com AD U LT FLAG FO O TBA LL The City of Sanford Leisure Services Department is now accepting registrations for the Adult Flag Football League that will begin play in January 2006. All games will be played at Pinchursl I ark (West 24th Street) on Saturday mornings. The fee to register Is $325 per team and reg­ istration will remain open until December 9th. 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Henley Spurts Complex Terek McBurse ran for 100 starting at 7:30 p.m. yards and scored on a 64-yard Oviedo (8-2) was the only run, senior Tyrone Lewis found other Seminole County team to paydirt on a 56-yard scamper record a victory on Friday as and |unior Tim Boykins scored the Lions bounced back from 14 points, on touchdown runs their disappointing defeat in of 5- and II-yards and a twolast Monday's 6A-District 2 tie­ point conversion run. breaker with a 42-14 thrashing Boykins, who ran for 111 of Lake Howell (4-6) at Richard yards on the evening, gave the L. Evans Field, ending the Bears a chance when he scored Silver Hawks' two-game win­ his second touchdown and ning streak. added the conversion to tic the The first half was a tremen­ game at 28-28, but the Cougars dous battle between the neigh­ got the big bomb to pull off the borhood rivals as Lake Howell upset. star quarterback Taylor Beasley Winter Springs hurt itself threw a pair of touchdown with turnovers, throwing three passes to Nick Guglielmcllo, of interceptions and fumbling the 4- and 54-yards, and Oviedo ball away once, which led to 14 answered with a 2-yard run by University points. Jordan Datrymple and a 5-yard The Bears will go on the road ! to open the playofts, traveling ' pass from "tylcr Crockett to Sean Gibbiiu to leave the score to Bunnell to face Flagler Palm tied at 14-14 at halftime. Coast (7-2) starting at 7 3 0 p.m. But the second half was all The only playoff team to win Lions, as the offensive line was Lymaa which spoiled overpowered the smaller Lake Seminole's Homecoming with Howell defense and the a 19-7 victory at Thomas E. defense sacked Beasley four Whigham Stadium. times. The Greyhounds (7-2) took a Dalrymple scored his second 3-0 lead after one quarter on a touchdown of the game on a 20-yard field goal from Nick 12-yard run early in the third Basquill-White, but the quarter to put Oviedo ahead to Fighting Seminoles (1-8) took stay and Austin Watson scored the lead on the first play of the the next two touchdowns, on a second quarter when freshman 23-yard run in thr third quarter Quarterback Ray Ray and a 61-yard gallop in the Armstrong, giving local fans of fourth period, before Manfred what could be for the next Julien closed out the scoring three years, scrambled to the with a 69-yard run to paydirt. left and then back to the right Lake Mary Prep (0-10) saw its before launching a 45-yard winless season come to an end touchdown pass to former at the hands of powerful Tine starting quarterback Travis Castle Christian (8-2), 51-14, Goodine. but the Griffins did score twice Armstrong had a good night in a game for the first time this overall, passing for 76 yards, year. but Lyman is riding a lot of The Royals put the game out momentum from making it to of reach early, scoring 34 points the playoffs for the third in the first quarter, but LMP straight season and quickly still had a good effort as quar­ regained the lead. obbv;Zi ns master terback Bobby Quarterback Chris Bridgman, threw touchdown ichdot _passes of 75who has been playing better and 22-yards to Junior Eric and better as the season has Decharmc and also kicked both progressed, put the visitors extra points. ahead to slay with a five-yard Lake Mary's disappointing touchdown pass to Daniel season after such a promising Hamilton to give the start came to crashing end on Greyhounds a 10-7 lead at lialfFriday as Winter Park (9-1) did time. not suffer any lingering affects Lyman star running back from upsetting Edgewater last David Muniz put the game out week, pounding the Rams, 40­ of reach in the third quarter 14, at Showaller Field. when he caught a four-yard The Wildcats, whose only touchdown pass from Bridgman and BasquiU-White. loss this season was to Oviedo, 1 o ha * ‘ extra poll who had' his took a 27-0 lead before Lake npi following Muniz's attempt Mary finally scored on a 14score blocked, scored the final yard pass from Sean Connolly points of die game with a 25to Sean Brooks right before yard field goal In the fourth halftime. period. 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Ca* 386-789­ 6330 Two Brand New 4-Wheeler* 1* Poterl* 1- Yamaha 63,900 each obo 366-7(66330 Toyote Tundra 2001E d Cab V8 $12,950 SOS Parted CMor vw* 4078732968 com 239— M otorcycles/4W iieelers For Sale 276-Fence 1997 Potarl* 400 4a4 4 wheeler Qun racks, push button 2 or 4 wheat drive, runs Bte*L goodcondkn (2500 cbo 407-696-4898 Central Florida Fence AK Type* of Fence Spactelomg in Vinyl Fencing ■Fr** Estimates 4Jc*n**d/1ntur*d Otekty Work •Prompt Sarvlc* 366-766-6330 4 WHEELEFVATV 2004 POLARIS 250 TRAILBLATER $3200 Cal 366-769-5330 308— T ractor Service 4 WHEELER/ATV 2006 HONDA 90 62600 366-799-1330 Chevtotel 2500 E«1 Cab 2003 4«4PW. PL $14,950 ce* or Vie* 4076732966 com S k ip 's Tractor S btv Icb Recycled Concrete Driveways, Yahama Royal Star Tour Clastic 1997 Parted Ton* ol Edra* 65.950.407-673-2966 bodg* 2500 Craw Cab 2004 [>•***122k Mi $19,950 cal or Visa 4076732966 com 1 4 WHEELER/ATV 2005 YAMAHA 200 BLASTER 63300 366-799-6330 Pontiac Aztek OT 2001 Leather call or visit 4076732966 oom 99 Dakota Sport Eat Cab. 2wd. V6. tow package. 85k ml, $7,700Aibo, Alao opan trailer •modad* rate wAockboa. UtM. *2S0tobo 407-321-0143 Dodga 1500 Craw Cab 2003 HEMI *16.990 45k Ml cal or vtaa 4076732966 com i 239— M otorcycies /4W iieelers For Sale T ruck /SUVS/Vans F or S ale 231— C ars For Sale Honda Accord 2005 4 Dr 8k Milea $16,950 cal or visa 4076732966 com 205— H eavy M achinery OAYBED: ScAd wood, rtatfi ted style, 2 twin onhopadtc matiressea pop-up trundl* Never used. $425. 407-339­ 0676 _________________ 407-331-1641. M W O I. OWANOC. vtxusu n 199— Pets Ac S uitlies Wd Car* For Ybur Dog or Cal mYour Horn* Wh4a You Ate Qonal Plenty d TLC Wl brryj innewspapers, mai and even water planlsl Vi ■aonabla Rates I Raterance* Avakabte Upon Raquaal Pleas* Ca* 407-314­ 8703 Eteganl Sokd draaaar, mmor. chaaL nghtstend Al new ki boat* Ratal $2160. m a t eel *1095 407-631*1322. Hd Tub 3parsontamper. S/y>. 24|*ls. redwoodcabinet, never used, warranty, paid $4,000, •acr*c**1595 407-812-5624 Handyman tpacla l: 7BFV2Beth. Carport Over 1/4 Acre. 8113.500 Ranovatad:Lika Naw 4BR/2Bath. Uv. Dm. Fam Rm. w/Fveptec*. Sc Porch. In □round Pool. Fenced Yd on Over 1/4 acre Corner Lot W/2 Car Oarag*. $245,900 Renovated: 3BR/2Bath W/Nawty Pamiad Interior. Caranuc TV*. Naw Cwpat. Separate Lkr. dn. Fam A n EM In Kitchen. Custom Cabinets. 2 Car Oarage $235,500 Renovated: 3BR/1BA. Uv. Dm. Fam Rm. w/lnground Pod. *191.500 Ronovated: 4 8 0 ? BA Over 1800 Sq FLU*. Dm. Fam On, Eat to K*. kngepor Sys. 2 C » Oar. $245,500 g B E T: F U TO N Sokd wood mteitorv astra-nlc* loam teyarad pad A l brand naw $196 S ale R 153— Property For Sale 181— A pp lia n c es Ac F u r n itu r e F o r S ale Sanford. 3/1,407 Colonial Way. bg oomer W. 1aL $120 000 buys «s Apprised at $145k 407-687­ 2412 Country Style City Living O i turm*h»d ^toowtv*. •tofy, Tiik IImmiji 388-775-2522 M O V IN G S A L E NOV 1 0 1 1 1 / 1bf> r*tr««»fic?lci Df (C elery l .ik r s S tilx liv ) S .m lo rd l <jts o l furniture, h o u s e h o ld Hems to o ls la m p s & m u ch m o m r.vmythHK, MNisonnhly p r ic e d " Dodga 2500 Eh Cab 1999? DR 61k M (10.950 cal or vtaa 4076732966 com ford Escape VLT 20021 SR (10960 calorvM 4076732966 oom. m m m t m m f m m m m n i m Ford F1SO 2003 31ii U XLT Ed Cab (19.450 cal or vwn 4076732966 com Eord F250 Ed S 3 XLT 2003 30k ml (16.950 cal or vtaa 4076732966 com □Uc 1500 27k Meat 20041 $11,450 c«ll or visitI 4076732966 com J tfonds Clement 2004 Perfeci I $17.050 call or visit] 4070732060 com Jjr..» ji Ui«Ui3!N Classified R ates (Prepayment Required) C om vnlcnt Spacious Affordable 4 line ad. ..1 week $ 1 8 .......................3 weeks $36 .2 weeks $25 . . . .................. 4 weeks $45 3 0 0 OFF Yard Sales....5 lines for $15 1st M o n th s Rent • SpatlouH .\|wrimrntH attli lar*r OottU • lair Knml « Vollcytsall « Sparillnt l\sul • Trnnl* Court* Country lake Apartments Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit Classified Contract Rates W illi 1? M o le a s e k A u n ro u e il C red it (Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) 5 - 1 0 lin e s ............................ 90*/line 11 - 20 lin e s ...........................80*/llne 21 o r more lines................... 704/llne i • 3 Signs • B right P re -P rlc e d Labels • C h ecklist / tips C a U T m la i Legal Advertising 407 - 322-2611 $4.95 per column inch I T 2714^idgewoo^Ave^5anlof^^30j5204 1 inti Herald Service Directory v. M zm m m - K IR K ’S TREE SERVICE HU/0r«f 4a* HVi/trwZ'*laia/r • Free Written Estimates • Hw KemuisJ A W* Accept A " CradN Cento. Trac Removal, 'rimming, Bobcat 8vc, Firewood. ii| Fra* Eabmato*. J ( l a e m iw jy • I n mm In* Handyman Plus Interior & Exterior Painting All types of repai •btump Orindtnl •Thlnnln| A Frunini • PalmTree lUlntrnanr* « tote Oa***a fn ln lia >4 Iwul EmM*ra<7 Sank • HrddrMlal a (uauaarrul family INwd a Oymlrd Lkeaard 4 laairad 407-468-8787 UNBEATABLE PRICES Liem ud i Injured 407-699-1234 C h a n g ’s C a r C a r e j COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR8 coaaauTtn ouaNoenca u*mo aunt oa * ht put(MO*nc (OUMMMT - Etectncd Repairs •Starter* /Aaematort •Fuat Ir$*c6sn ■Engvte P*rtorm*nc* •Engine Repair mvh mo •Aa oonddorvng - Brake* •Akgnmw* •CV Jomte « Aate* •Cooing Byitem N u m im w T ii LOCALLY OWNED 6 OPERAFED (MCE IN I 2M4 6. Ortendo Dr. IMwy. 17-62) tantead *5O ff laySanies OlICbMH Eipr** 12/3105 I ; EE A p p lic a tio n Loans Made Easy iw Rates & Fees b 5H OUT Refinance •*' VISION MORTGAGE ISTM EN TS. U C . O R LA N D O in in fa ttifto fl-c a in o r call L A W W IC A P E 9 ToLooUhi Cool h Cm) Ml EXPERT LAWN SERVCO Jit KiuA 4 Wtiir IndLdaa Mowing. Edgng. Wwdeemg.Bhwtng.Ui7t Tnmnwig YardOwrvtaL Cte*r> Fntrely 6 Rwaonatto lawn 6«vicA plMit ctB Stev* Cohan, to* (497)222-1232 • Maid Service •We Do Windowsll / A lIm a iT 407-302-9643 407-321-6712 Specializing In Rerotflngfi Call For Free 407-322-1926 IkIRCNSaUI r Estimates Repairs : Magnolia Self-Storage 2530 S. Magnolia Avenue, Sanlord, FI 32773 PH. 407-321-2808 tae-h $ Sod Many utotod Lah* Mary. Longwuud, Sarfcrd. H**tnw cwtotiw*. For nMMte. Blitz Clean Frankie's Cleanera . m i. D r o p 0 * snd DryCVetig ___K S H L — J Swviosi Aho Avslstti 2921 a Orlando Dr. (17-92 O Sav-A-UK Plaza) _________ Santo/d. F I -407-320-1998 Locally Owned and Operated Resident Manager On Site Lowest Rata* All Units Drive Up Monthly Rental* Air Condrtioned Units Available Boat. R.V. and Vehicle Parking 24 Hr.. 7 Day Weekly Access �Sunday. November 9 A 10. 2005 Page SB �Tilt: IlniAiii P a g e 6 B Novrmbcr 0-10. 2000 L ec a ls L eca ls L ec a ls OcloDe* IS, 100S NOTICE O f A PUBLIC HEARINQ TO CONSIDER TH E ADOPTION O f AN ORDINANCE BY TH E CITY O f SANFORD, FLORIDA Node* N h*f*by glvtn to*1 * PuMc Hewing —H be held In to* Comrmston Chambera * llh e C ffr H a «ln to * C » ro 1 Santo*. Florida, al 700 ottock PM on Monday, November 14,2001. to conaidet the adoption o( an ordinance by the C*y ol Santo*. Florida, deecnbed a l toaowa NO T K t N O T K tO F PU6UC AUCTION Vahida Auction BPOOam WHEN November I t , 1006 Noaca a hereby gpren McConnei Motor* e/H ee« at PuMc Auceon For SaNag* tor Ceth on demand to letfieri bdder. toe toaoeang deecrbed WHERE 1967 JEEP 1J40XS6Y1V C 73S632 ORDINANCE NO. MB0 TO ANNEX 6.177 ACRES O F PROPERTY LY1NO BETW EEN S T JO H NS PARKWAY ANO TH E CEN TR AL F L O R C A O REENEWAY ANO BETW EEN UPSALA ROAD ANO RINEHART ROAD. AS SHOWN ON TH E MAP BELOW; The Auceon wri be hwd al 900 a m on ta* data* abov* McConn** Motor*, 2600 6wito* A ve, Santo* F I. 32773 Proepecdve tedder* may tapacl vehrete* on* hour prior to aate Tama are •CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDSMoConnai Motor* re*erve* to* rtf* * eccept or reiecl any end •autos . NOTICE OF AUCTION Tha auction e « be held on NOVCMBtR 16,1006. at #00 W 326 AuNi Ave. Oviedo. FL Proepecdve tedder* may taped A l parbea ti taereal and ctoiena ahal have an opportondy to be hea* al la * hearing the Aucaon torn »AM unal 6PM Tama *r* e*»n ot caritad Krd* Ofty OVIEDO TOWING reaervet toa n ^ t to aotapl or By order ol tie CKy Commrilion ol tie C ty ol Santo*. Florida The tolloeing vehicle* are offered tor brie PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH ESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E CITY CLERK AT 407-3306603 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E MEETING 1*06 FORD THUNOER8IRO VttF 1FALP62WRSHI07S76 Pubtah November I 2006 WOM ADVICE T O TH E PUBLIC II a peraon deadee lo appeal a decE aton made «*#ti reaped to any manat coneidered al to* above meeting or hewing, he may need a verbatim record ot toe proceednga. mdudng toe leabmony and evidence, ertveh reoort la not provided by tie C ty ct Santo* (F S 766 0106) Cynthia Porter. Deputy C ty Clerii NORC6 L Idcha* V. Crum •*■ no longer be re*ponet4e tot debt* other t a n my den Pubath November (. 2006 WO70 Pubtah November 2 ,6 . 2006 W008 NOTICB OP AUCTION L IO A LA O CITY OF L A K I MARY. FLORBA REOUfST FOR OUAUFKATION6 (RFO) FOR PROFB66WNAL CMOMEEMNO 66RVIC16 RFO-0e-01 Tha Cty ol Ltoa Mary Maaakee quaateadona tom InWviduWe ot Nine vearaetad In provid mg Protaewonal Engmaarmg Service* lot a epaodc protect to tha City pursue* to tie ConeuRenu Competitive Negodedon Act. Monde Btelulet 1 * 7 O i l Fot OuWAcaaona are due on or belote 10OO AM E8T December 2. 2006. to: John unon. Cty Mwiagw. 100 Not* Country Oub Road. Lake Mary. FL 32746 Tha auction m# be held on NOVCMMR It . M06. al 600 AM W 326 AiAn Am . Ovado. FL The Cty ct Late Mary reaatvaa toa itf* to aoeapt ot rapet any and U aubmrtlait. to eerve toa Aucaon torn PAM tear 6PM. Tama are caah ot cert* •unda orty OVIEDO TOVRNQ raawvaa t a tight to accept or retoMWiyandaHeda ttomiatoea. andtotaadvwtaa aa may ba dalatnenad 10 ba In *a tearaat el toa Cay Tha Cay aooapMno raaoanaMty tor any aubmrilal not raacNng toa peacrtied detmery pota erihti f rice period a p t o erl The RFO DATED No .em ber 4. 2006 ml*m tfpTxjgfr OwnantSlaf c o n •t 1-AOO 711-1711. PuWeti November » . 8006 w on of ProapacaveWddanmaytapad The tooowtng vetudea oriered lor bid* w* 1906 TOYOTA CAURY V ttf 4TIGK14C3SU079766 Pubtah November •. 7005 wear Vetado Aucaon BtOOwn WHEN November 11,1006 WHERE: Ped* Taring. 1919 W 1*1 Street. Sentord. FL 3 2 7 7 1 (4071321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1966 MAKE CHEVY MOOEL VAM COLOR BLUE VIN I tOSOMISZaOB 1*6696 VEHICLE YEAR 1990 MAKE OLDSMOBLE MOOEL 4DR COLOR MAROON V tt # 1Q3HY64C*LH3t7733 PubtHtl November t. 2006 W066 A copy ehel be evadable al tie ollloe * tie CRy O a A tot a l pettone deaatng to aianUna tie aama. Peuhl Tovmg. 1919 W Id Sheet. Sarto*. F L 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1*96 MAKE MAZDA MOOEL; 4DR COLOR GREY V tt #: 1YVGE22C9T5636I09 VeNde Aucdon « 9 00am WHEN November 1 4 , 1006 WHERE. Pad* Town*. 1919 W. I l l Strom. S a r t o * . E L 31771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1(73 MAKE FORD MOOEL TRUCK COLOR WHITE V IN t F60KCS0Q291 Harald photo* by JWn W w iti Lyman placektcker Nick Basquill-White (above) hit two more field goals against Seminole on Friday, while quar­ terback Chris Bridgman (right) was 7-f0f-9 lor 76 yards and a pair of touchdown passes In the 19-7 victory over the Tribe. Both will be monumentally Important to how far the Greyhounds can advance In the upcoming playoffs. Lyman Continued from Page IB Lakeland In the second round. The winner of the LymanMelbourne game advances to face the survivor of the firstround contest between Nicevtlle and Jacksonville-Ed Prospective bidders mey raped vervde* one hour pnor to tato White in the regional semifinal Term* we "CASH OR CERTI rne on Nov. 18 for a berth in FIEO FUNDS' PeuTi Toenng e state quarterfinals on Nov. reserves the right to adapt Of read any and •• BIOS 25. Not that he’s making excus­ Pubdeh Novambw ». 2005 es, but Caughcll said that the WOM emotional state of the Greyhounds as they enter the I ro u n d M y j playoffs is much different than the last two years and should J o l i in t h e i work In Lyman's favor. “Two years ago, we clinched C lassifieds' f the district early,” recalled ■ To list a jo b Caughell. ”We were exdted ■• H about being In the playoffs for o p en in g in , the first time In over 20 year*, the but then we had some blowout wins down the stretch and we started to relax. 'Last year; there was a 'let's prove last year wasn't a fluke' attitude. When we did win the district again and made the playoffs, there was a sense of 407 322 2611 - accomplishment before we even got to the playoffs." This year, making the play­ offs was no surprise; if any­ thing, Caughell and crew Node* a hereby given Pad* Tovnng we set at pub*c auction lor tWvage tor ca*n on demand to hghett Odder, the lolowing deecrbed vetudea S Sanford Herald would have been bitterly dis­ appointed had they not In spite of the fact that they were now in a district with Mainland, which had advanced to the state playoffs for 11 consecu­ tive years. While only a fool would sug­ gest that losing one of the pre­ mier players in Central Florida would actually make a team better; the graduation of C.J. Walker has demanded that the yhounds (all 33 of them) Greyh ,iJ ways to get the job done. find v *C.J. Is a great athlete, one of the best In school history,” said Caughell. "But we never believed internally that we were ever a one-man team. Our team tradition Is 'stepping up for your brother'. That's been our key to why we've won three district championships In a row. It's not every man for himself, it's every man for each other. T h is is a hard-working team. We know we have some deficiencies, but it's our job as coaches to put the kids in the right position to do the things they do well so that we have a chance to win." Over the course of the 2005 campaign, Lyman has devel­ oped the offensive balance nec­ essary to be successful in the \ Announcement* l l M r*** N atelas Veer U N ? M ed DIANE11CS h > « L II mMw .1 Cell (611)172-0722 at Med 67 W » Dmbmica. 1102 K lU h u t A tf * I w f i f t . IMG?. Auction* .ARMHI/TE A T I'IIO S - U f l w n M i i w m ea W at* Ha |«tc off I 40. M afrtoa. T H . Siturife). Nov IV. I2.4W Noon tu rro » A u d io * ( o m p ii) . ( B00)-4f URROW or m jm tni" in lie **2. Building M aterials H U A I NIMH INC. 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Against a very fast and ath­ letic Seminole defense on Friday night, Chris Bridgman _ who is not among the top 20 Central Florida quarterbacks In passing yards _ completed seven of nine passes for 76 yards and a pair of touch­ downs (one to Muniz and the other to Daniel Hamilton). Also, while Muniz did score a touchdown in regulation against Mainland, it was junior kicker Nick Basquill-White who kicked a game-winning field goal In overtime. Against Seminole, Basquill-White (who has Central Florida'* third-best punting yardage average) had Held goals of 20 and 25 yards. Defensively, the Greyhound* have surrendered less than 11 points a game and have given up a total of 20 points in the last five games of the regular season. 'Lyman Is a great team,” said Seminole coach Mick Harris. 'We wish them the best of luck in the playoff*.” ucp Continued from Page IB touchdown catch with 6:12 remaining in the game. On the ground, UCF totaled 220 yard*. Freshman Kevin Smith had 28 carries (or 99 yard* and bulldozed hi* way in the end zone for a t wo-vard score in the fourth quarter. Freshman Corey Hogue led the Golden Knight defense with eight total tackles. In the second quartet; he recorded his first career Interception after a Kolb past was deflected off of two play­ ers. Carrington totaled two sacks for a loss of eight yards. UCF JCF is now bowl eligible for the fifth time in school history. The Golden Knights return to the field next Saturday, visiting UAB. Kickoff in Birmingham, Ala. is slated for 4 p.m. The game will be tele­ vised nationally on CSTV. The UCF ISP Network and its flagship station 740-The Team AM (WQTM) will broadcast the game live beginning with the pre-game show at 2JO p.m. Marc Daniels will once again have the call with Cary Parris. Jerry O'Neill will handle the sideline duties. Network affiliates include WMMV-1350 in Cocoa, WDCF-1350 Dade City, VVROD-1340 In Daytona Beach and WMMB-1240 Melbourne. UCF TO HONOR TORCHY CLARK The UCF men's basketball program will honor a former coaching great at halftime of its Nov. 18 game with Rollins when the UCF Arena floor is renamed Torchy Clark Court.” Eugene "Torchy” Clark, who served as the first head coach in UCF history, guided the Golden Knights from 1969-83 and still resides In the Orlando area. Tip-off for the Rollins game b slated for 8 p.m. During hb 14 seasons at UCF, the Golden Knights posted a 274-89 (.754) mark and the pro­ gram became a state and national power at the Division II leveL making six NCAA Tournament appearances. “Thu U a well deserved honor for Torchy d ark,” said UCF director of athletics Steve Orsinl. "He embodies the spirit and tradition of UCF basketball. Torchy was responsible for starting the program and truly put the school on the college basketball map. He has always been passionate about the program and about UCF and this b a great way to honor him.” Prior to the game, d ark will be recognized at the new FA1RW1NDS Alumni Center from 6-730 p.m. The event b free to all UCF Alumni Association members and Golden Knighte d u b donor*. Cuesb can attend the pre-game event for $5. Fans should call (407) UCF-ALUM for more Information on the event. In 1978, d a rk guided UCF to the 1978 Division II Final Four as the team finished the year with a 26-4 record, the best in school hbtory. Under d ark, the Golden Knights won 20 or more games in a year on seven occasions. Hb teams won five Sunshine State Conference title* and he earned numerous coach of the year honors. A member of the school's athletics hall of fame, d ark coached hb sons Bo and Mike at UCF. ’ Following hb coaching stint Clark taught at UCF in the College of Education. 2005-06 season ticket* are currently on sale. Call (407) UCF-1000 to purchase tickets or for more Information. ~r Ss= 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/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2005 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 09, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 09, 2005. 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 407-3244)199 afww.9tenlnol8Church.com ■»- - I ttP RTJr I 407-322-3122 Jon Camee, PaMor Morning Worship, 1030am Sunday 9AM, AI0:46AM Wed MgM Btole Study 7pm 3348 W. SR 426 (Aloma) Oviedo, Florida Sunday Morning Worship 8 A 10:00 a.m. 2881 Sanford Ave 449 Pratbytarlan 201 Elm Ave. Sanford, FL 407-321-8388 Tlmotiiy Hudnn, Pastor Sunday School. 10AM Morning Worship. 11AM Tue. Prayer. Btrie Study. 730 PM 128 West W ftur Ave Lake Mery, FL 407-321*1021 IMnmarygra8fH.fiBm Rev Brands Loyef. Pastor Church School. 930am Morning Wxehip, 10:45sm 440-Luthmn 401-Anglican 404-Baptist 404-Baptiat Centoel Baptist Church 3101 W sstSR46 Sanlord, FL 32771 -6644 407-322-2914 3348 W. SR 426 (Atoms A w ) <1/4 mfte oil Orasnaway, SR 417 Going East) Ovtado, Florida 407-697-2376 1928 Book Of Common Praysr Sunday Sarvloos Holy Eucharist SAM Sunday School (al agss) 9AM Sung Eucharist 10AM (Nursery at both services) Wsskday Holy Eucharist Sarvlcas Tuaaday 12Noon Wadnasday 7PM Thursday 9:30PM Friday 12Noon The Difference la Worth tha Distance Jimmy Dais Patlsrson, Sanior Pastor Sunday Morning Sibls Study 9 am 6 1030am Worship Sarvloaa 9am A 1030am Wadnasday Praysr Sarvlca 630 pm A a . I,, f - - - ■I J ---- p u |--fc MNffnffWQV ^PGfpDII VnUTOri 402-Aaaambly of God City Church 690 E. Airport BMt Sanlord, FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugsna Smith, Pastor Sunday Sarvlcas, 9:00AM A 10:30AM www.oriandocitychurch.com 590 S. Country Club Rd Laka Mary. FL 32746 407-322-6879 Shana Wynn, Pastor Sunday School 9:46AM Sunday AM Worship 10:46AM Sunday PM Worship 6PM Wad Praysr Masting 730PM 8kJkiiiMAial fla-.r-i■iij ij mril NUfMCy rrOVIOM Night) rim E M f/ u ii R u n u ic f n n v o o v 5400 Markham Woods Road Laka Mary. 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parksr, Pastor Naiaon Chapman, Youth Pastor %W*IW.-WW1^J0:45AM Family Activities.. 6PM Family Worship Cantor 2462 S. ParkAvs Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jafl Krai. Pastor Sunday Worship Sarvtoo 9:30AM Wadnasday Sarvlca 7PM Patmatto Avanua Baptist Church 2626 Palmetto Ava Sartort. FL 32773 (407)323-1383 waOarta-www.PAaC-LCS.org T h a Family Fnandty Church* Ron Williams, Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson, Associate Pastor Dave Schnaila, Collage and Caraar Pastor Scott Garrett, Children's Ministry Pastor •Sunday AM . Svcs 630am A 11am ■Bible Study 9:45am •Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm Wed. Bible Study AAWANA 7pm Home of Liberty Ctutthan School Grade# K-4 Through 12th Wetdva Assembly of Ood 1679 Dixon Rd Longwood, FL 32779 407-774-0777 Grog Freaman, Pastor Sunday Svcs, 10AM Sunday School, 9AM BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COUPLETS SYSTEMS 'ADOONS FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICEALL BRANDS RESCENmANO COMMERCIAL ■MEATPUMPEXPEHTS* STATE CEHTICAC03C824 915 W . 2nd St 323-3517 SANFORD 207 E. 25lh St. . I f l l L 321-0685 i H j T LONGWOOD l l V l i l Hwy. 434 & 427 lla w f u r a it t 3394683 Ca s s e l b e r r y SlOreS Winter Park Dr 339-7365 AA nmiywans J IM R O W E P EST C O N T R O L "Smtotfi Ore StopGi*s» Shop1 W PteMOoAnnm •Mote. R *1771 -Fu: 4070)0-1va COMMERCIAL - RESOCKTIU. Wm-ZM LOCALLY OWNED ANO OPERATED RON RUSSIA STAFF IESIM UNT US* 430AM- 7PM IIS E. FIRST ST, SANFORD 9th St and Laurel Ave. Sanford *322-2131 T H E M c K IB B IN G LASS A D D ICTS AGENCY INSURANCE 114 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD 322-0331 104 S. ParkArt Downtown Sanford 407-324-5636 GlassAddcts com WgflDsnwHuley Custom Work •Classes •SuppUe* •Surwtf Grits to IEjpww* rtPncMM' Sponsor This Page Stained Glass Creations M n t t n r iJ iM iU Seminole County Personal Injury Attorney Since 1971 407-834-5700 wewRjeeaxn nap /^ae ttf" 979 Mertritm Woods Road 407-766-7706 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School ...,10AM ...730PM Child Cere provided 146 Wsldva Springe Rd Ste 149A Longwood, FL Phone 407468-1490 Mon-Frl 10am-4pm Sat 10wn-1pm 419-Church of God Sanford Church of Ood 801 W. 22nd 8t, Sanford, FL 407-322-3942 Rev Wee Tonkstsy, Pastor Senior AduN Sunday School ...,9:46AM Morning WoraNp..10;46AM Sunday Night EDGE 8-7PM nvonMOiy rwnny cnncnmsni 710 8PM 8ominoio Trinity Christian School Pro-School thru grado 9 407-321-2723 Also Day Cara Starts al 1 Yr to Pre-School, 407-323-1411 422-Church of God of Prophecy • ■..H i ,rf> l Chureh of Ood of Prophecy 2909 S. Elm Ava, Sanford, FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Harris, Pastor Sunday School ...,9:46AM Praise A Worship ...1030AM Message by Pastor,. ,11AM Evening Service..... 6PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.lOAM Midweek Service (Wed) 7PM. 425-Congrogatlonal First 8hitoh Missionary Baptist Church 700 Elm Avenue Sanlord. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry 0. Rucker, Sr Pastor Early Morning Serv., 8:15AM Sunday School....930AM Morning Worship..11AM Evening Worshlp(TBA)..4PM Monday Bible Study ...730PM Grace Baptist Church 919 Longwood Hills Road Longwood, FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompson Sunday School....930am Morning Worship ....10:45am Evening Worship.... 6:00pm Westview Baptist Church 4100 H.E. Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanlord, FL 32771 (407)323-0523 www westviewtoaptistorg Bill Coffman, Pastor Sunday Worship 825am, 10:45am & 6pm Sunday School 9:35am Wed. Activities, AH Ages 630pm 407-Catholic BRISSON FUNERAL HOME i O R "SHORTY* SMITH AND ROBERT 1. BRISSON 407-322-2611 To Flret Baptist Sanford 519-S. Csdi Ave, Sanlord, FL 4073224041/407-321-9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Joe Douthttt, Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Care Rev. R. Wagoner, Music Rev Mark Williams, Students Adam Willow, Intern-Students •Sunday Schooi...9:15AM Sunday Worship,1030A;6P Wed Activities, all ages, 630PM Nursery Provided 2626 Iroquois Ave. *322-2070 u n i Call Ted Walker Al •7pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7pm Ybuth Activities In Gym m SEMINOLETRINITYCHRISTIAN H AR R ELL & BEVERLY SCHOOLandDAYCARE TRANSM ISSIO NS Pre-school thru 12lh grade DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF *A Mintstiy of Church o( God of Sanlord 209 W. 25th Street ABEKA Curriculum Sanford, FL 102 W. 22nd SL, Sanford •321-2723 323-2999 7pm Ladbs Bible Study •1030am Pastor's Bible Study ■6:00pm Pastor's Dlscipilnaship Study 4pm Divorce Care 4pm Children's Graded Choirs 4pm Orchestra Rehearsal 430pm Ybuth Bible Study •7pm Pastor's Bible Study •7pm M.I.C. at Night (Missions Involving Children at -Children’s AWANA Club 530PM d iu m 891 Stats Road 434 East Longwood, FL 32790-6394 407-339-3817 Chris Whalsy, Sanior Pastor Sunday •930 am Sunday School •1030am Worship Sarvlca •6.00pm Youth Choir •530pm Awana ■530pm Youth DtsdpMnaahlp •630pm Pastor's Dlscipilnaship Study •630pmVocal Ensembiea 413-Chrtatlan Sclanes All Souls Catholic Church Comer ol 9th St A S. Oak Ave Sanford, FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W. Trout. Pastor Weekday Mass 9AM. Mon-Fn Confessions, Saturday, 4PM Saturday Vigil.....5PM Sunday. 7 45AM. 10 30AM. Noon 9AM - English (Social Hal) 9AM - Spanish (Church) 410-Christian Safehartoor Christian Church 730 Upsala Road Sanford, FL 407 322-0960 Tim Storms. Munster Joe Caputo. Youth Master Mtchaei MSfagan. Worttep Mmrster Morning Woratep 9 A 10 30 Grace reiiowsfiip Congragetienei Church (NACCC) 2401 S. Park Ave, Sanford 407-322-4584 Larry Leonard, Pastor Sunday School.... 930AM Morning Worship ..11AM Choir Practice Wed. ..930PM Baby sitting service avaiiabia 428-Epltcopal n o vy w r o M c p u c o p u u i u r c n S. Park Ave • 4lh St, Sanford FL Sunday Worship 730 A 10a.m. Nursery A Sunday School for chil­ dren. Midweek worship in Chapel on Wade. Community meal ® 530pm Weds. For times A detail of studee end activities. Cal 407-322-4611. 780 Sun Drive. Lake Mary, FL . Pad Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, Aset Pastor Saturday Evening....530PM 8unday Morning.... SAM Sunday Morning ,...93QAm Praisa 8 Worship Sunday Morning ....11AM Famly Worahlp 8ervica Nurrary la provided * For Information cal 407-3330797. Lutheran Church of Th a i 2525 3. Oak Ave, Sanford, FL Pastor James Timmons 8undey School..... 9:15AM Worship Sarvlca.... 1030AM Information, 407-322-3652 ^ArwWilcrma.org '• Chureh Worshipping al: MyttwNde Elementary School 401 VNsnRoad 407-322-7312 Bob Braaamann, Pastor Sunday Worship: 6:45AM/10:45 AM Nursery Provided www.NewCraationChurch.ee Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2662 Sun. Worship 10AM Nursery Aduti Sun. School 8AM YbungAdutia Sun School 11:15AM Sun. Youth, Food, Movie, reMowaHpSPM M on. u n o ir • M M K t O N r u i f r m Wad. Eva Dinner (by reservation) 530PM Wed. BU e Study Adults 6PM Bible Study Middle School Wad Praiae Team Rehearsal 7PM Thurs. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM We Welcome Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen, Minister 5210 Meridiam Woods Road Laka Mary, FL 407-3332030 Dr. Michael L Andrews, Early Service, 830AM Sunday School, al ages 9:1 SAM Traditional Worship 1030AM Nursery Provided Upeaia Community I IVVUJf H I I M l U f lllr C n 4 4 * W H H B 0 lit Christ United Methodtet Church 406 TUcker Drive (comer of Tucker Dr A 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Slone, Pastor Sunday School— 930am Inter-Mission 1030am Morning Worship ...11am Bible Study Wednesday......... 630am Childrens Time Included In Worship Nursery provided for Babies and Smal Children. 'Small Enough To Love You • Growing In Christ To Serve You* First United Methodtet Church 419 Park Ave, Sanford, FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Morning Worship, 6:30am All30am 9:45am Contemporary Service Coffee Fellowship, 930am Sunday School. 9:45am Youth Fellowship, 4pm Nursery Provided 'Knowing A Making Known Jesus ChrieT Comer of 4ti>A A Upisale Road Sanford. FL 407-330-2635 www.upaaijchurch.coni Rev. Bryan L Wenger, Pastor Sunday School 9:00am Morning Worship 10:00am Nursery Care Provided 451-Seventh Day Adventist Seventh Day Adventist Church 5779 CR 427 Sanford, FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 930am Morning Worship 10:50am Midwk Worship, Wed. 7pm Childrens Church Provided Kids C O O L Club Seventh Day Adventist MARS MLL 8DA 500 East 2nd St. Sanford. FL 407-323-5648 Sabbath School....9:30AM Divine Worship..... 11AM Wed. Prayer Mtg 730 PM 446-Nazerene St Peter's Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd, Lk Mary. FL 407-444-9673 Rev Charles L Holt, Rector Wkend Eucharist: Sat, 5pm Sun 730am, 9am, 11am Child. Church 9am/11am Nursery, 8:45am -12:45pm 431-Charismatic Episcopal Church of The Holy Comforter •Ctianamaac-CjMCOCMl Cfercfi* 803 W. 4th SI Sanford. Florida 407-323-8067 Rev Mark Barth, Pneal Sunday Eucharist__ 9:30AM 437-NonDcnomlnational UfeSprtng OutReach Ulfilitrfrw Sun 1030am si Longwood CMC league Women's Club 135 W ChurchAve. downtown Longwood Phone 407-339-0877 We A s Changmg The World One U eAJA Tim e www Mespnngmnwtrtes-org Bridgeway Church 421 Longwood/Lk Mary Rd Lake Mary, FL 32746 (currently meeting <9 Lk Mary Elementary) Pastor Jeffary Cook Sunday Worship, 10am Wed. Fellowship, 7pm www hridgewavchtach.net/ 407324-9080 Building bridges of Faith, Hope. A Love; (An affiliate of the Church ol the Nazarene) 458-Wesleyan Wesleyan Church ol Paole 5560 Wayside Drive Sanford. FL 32771 (Off M (Exit 51) West First Street on Left •One Mile) Leonard O'Donnell, Pastor 407-322-8332 "Where the Gospel is good News* Sunday School...... 9:45AM Morning Worship ...,11AM Evening worship....6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed. 730 PM Please Share Your Lite' �• M id w e e k : W ednesday , A u q . 1 0 ,2 0 0 5 = VoJ-113, No. 91 50C • C o p yrig h t © 2 0 0 5 T h e S a n fo rd H eraJd Newhires helpcity meetlevel ofservice National Buzz Patriots roach World Series osm noie rvyn ocnoot star Sheena Wars, above, uaad her arm and bat to help the Altamonte Patriots earn a spot In W s weekend’s 2005 Babe Ruth 16U World Series. B y L ia n e E d lx o n H era ld Staff Fast track set for HkieeujBaAJUAjaia misdemeanor warrants SANFORD— People with outstanding misde­ meanor warrants will receive tetters from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office (his week, asking them to get their warrants off the books, and the burden of a warrant off their backs, by taking advan­ tage of fast-track Saturday. The event will take place Saturday, Aug. 27, at the Seminole County Criminal Justice Center (the new courthouse), at 101 Bush Blvd., in Sanford. The hours will be 7 am. to 6 p.m. The event will allow people with misde­ meanor warrants to get processed quickly through booking get a court date, and get on with their lives. These with warrants can even arrange in advance to have a bail bonding agency have their bonds pre-posted to speed up the process even more, according to Steve Olson, Sheriff's Office spokesman. This is a much speed­ ier alternative to getting picked up for a warrant, spending hours in the jail and trying to arrange to have bond posted, he explained. The goal of fast-track Saturday is to have peo­ ple processed, from beginning to end, in a maximum of three hours. Unanticipated issues, such as addition­ al outstanding warrants could make the process last a little longer. Another goal is to dear more than 2,800 outstanding warrants on the Seminole County Sheriff's Office books. For more information, contact the Seminole County Sheriff's Office warrants office at 407665-6680, or log onto the warrants site at www.seminolesheriff.org S eminole S mile Doyna L Coition — Offic* M onogef Cottion Forruly Fun«fol Hom ai and Gsmafcxy Morning show broadcasts with Tate night’ attitude B y U a r w E d lx o n H e ra ld Staff LAKE MARY — The buzz on the Daily Buzz is a morning plat­ ter of real news, opinion, enter­ tainment, weather, and hot guests, all served up by witty anchors and a hip camera crew sure to make even the sourest viewer crack a smile. The morning show airs live from Lake Mary at the WB 18 sta­ tion, and shows up in almost 140 markets across the United States. The show has been broadcasting in Lake Mary for almost a year, but has been in the game for about three years, getting its start in Dayton, Ohio. The show started out in just eight markets, but its "late night attitude" and its market growth in numbers proves watching the news can be fun. A visit to the set last Friday was just as entertaining as watching it at home. New boy band, C-Note, another Lou Pearlman group, who put togeth­ er bands such as Backstreet Boys SANFORD — City commissioners approved 21 new positions to city staff at Monday night's meeting and came to a con­ sensus to provide benefits to three contract employees who are grant-funded by the state. The 21 positions were recommended at the commission’s last meeting by interim City Manager Eugene Miller, but after questions were raised from commissioners, and due to the fact that one commissioner was not pres­ ent, it was tabled. Miller reiterated to the commission that these positions were needed and that all of the department heads were not happy with the short list. "They want more," he said. According to the department heads and Miller, the city needs these positions to pro­ vide the level of service the commissioners discussed providing during their special goals retreat a few months ago. District 2 Commissioner Velma Williams voiced her concern at last week's work ses­ sion that what used to be the community development department has three full-time. S e e P o s itio n s , P s g e 3 A lake Mary secures its overpasses B y S te v e P a ra d is H era ld Staff Haratd photos by Tom m y Vlncont Top photo Irom left, shows Mitch English, weather dude, Andrea Jackson and John Brown, co-hosts of the Daily Buzz. Above, boy band C-N o(e performs on the national morning show on the W B network. and Nsync, performed a song from their record, but it wasn't without a minor glitch. The anchors of the show said unlike other news programs, when something unexpected occurs they don't try to trick the viewers into thinking it didn't happen. "We like to make our mistakes on air," said correspondent and water cooler guru Clayton Morris. Morris is the metro-sexual of the group, the co-anchors joked, known for his good looks, miniSee B u zz, P age 3A SANFORD — A flurry of conflict over two pedestrian bridges in Lake Mary calmed down when the Board of County Commissioners approved plans preferred by the city's leaders Tuesday morning. "We're extremely happy," said Lake Mary Mayor Thomas Greene after the 4 to 1 vote by the county commission. The city agreed to take over Q ro s n a maintenance of the two bridges once they are constructed. What the county approved was the first of S e e B rid g e s , P a g e 6 A Candidate tries to unite Seminole democrats B y K a rla R e y e s H era ld C o rre sp o n d e n t CASSELBERRY — Florida Sen. Rod Smith, one of the three democratic candidates for governor, spoke at the Democrats Unite meeting Thursday, Aug. 4 at the Casselberry Public Library to rally support for his nomina­ tion. "He spoke very eloquently and we heard where he's coming from but we can't favor anyone until the pri­ maries," said Ernesto Maldonado, president of Democratic Hispanic Caucus. "We don't expect to win Seminole County," Smith told democrats. A member of the audience, however, asked Smith how he plans to try to win the county. He said eld­ erly voters are the answer. He also said people respond to telling them what the other side is doing wrong and how he is going to solve it. To win the governor's seat Smith said he plans to do bet­ ter in North Florida where he's done well as prosecutor. He also will focus on the 1-4 corridor, Southeast Florida, and the Panhandle. "We are going to slay these giants," Smith said at the end of his 40-minute talk. "But we need your money, heart and vote, in that order." Democrats Unite member Silvia Abolofia was impressed by the candidate. "He is not wishy-washy," Abolofia said. "He seems to have a direction. He came up through the ranks and wasn't born with a silver spoon in his mouth. After listening to him, 1 am leaning towards him. I think he’s a fighter and I think he will fight for the office he's seeking." HwakJ photo by K ir la Rayes Gubernatorial candidate Rod Smith speaks with Democrats Unite member Silvia Abolofia during a meeting in Casselberry Another high-ranking democrat, Karen Thurman, addressed the group and pushed the slogan that it is "time to turn it blue," refer­ ring to the media's use of red for republican states and blue for democrats. The state Democratic Party chairwoman also em pha­ sized that the Latino vote is becoming more important and something that can't be ignored in Florida ■ Live Husk Wine. Beet and Food TOsI - Art Exhibits 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, August 11 In Historic Downtown Sanfora 407*330-5692 For More Information "We need to reach out to that part uf the community and we have Spanish transla­ tions on our Web site for you to access to accomplish that," Thurman said. Carol Cox, chair of the Democratic Executive Committee of Seminole County, agreed that the party should reach out to the num­ ber of llispanics who are moving into Seminole County and who tend to vote democratic. "We are trying to be active in the Hispanic community by conducting voter registra­ tions in areas known to be Hispanic dominated," Maldonado said. Thurman acknowledged that democrats in Seminole County were getting atten­ tion for themselves by engag­ ing in charitable efforts, such S e e D e m o c ra ts , P a g e 5 A �T he H erald Page 2A Wednesday, August 10. 2005 S eminole Summary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Paster earnest lead s artists far holidays The U.S. Navy will hold raining exercises al Pinecastle Bombing Range in Astor from 8 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. and again for one hour iround noon Thursday. Noise from the explosions may be heard in tne Seminole County area. SANFORD — If residents in Sanford’s historic district wake to see someone stand* ing on the sidewalk, staring at a house, and setting up an easel in front on the sidewalk, there is no need to be alarmed — Central Florida artists have been invited to com­ pete in the Sanford Historic Trust7s Tour of Homes Poster Contest. The Sanford Historic Trust recently announced that it will host an art competi­ tion to decide what image the historic preservation group will use on 1,000 posters and 5,000 magazine-quality tour guides celebrating its 17th annual holiday home tour. In the past, members of the non­ profit historic preservation group have cre­ ated the artwork themselves. This year, artists throughout Central Florida are invited to submit photographs, paintings, drawings, and digital art. Tlte theme of the contest focuses on historic Sanford structures, but any work that cele­ brates Sanford is welcome. Last year's Holiday Home Tour was the Trust's largest. More than 1,100 people toured homes in downtown Sanford. There will be cash prizes and gifts for the finalists. The piece of art that takes first place will be featured on the cover of 5,000 tour guides and 1,000 posters. First place will be awarded $150 dollars. Second place will receive $100. Third place will win $50. There will also be three honorable men­ tions. All finalists will receive a free Tour of Homes ticket. Artwork Requirements are: • Artists may work in any medium, but it must be 12 by 16 inches or 18 by 24 inch­ es, or be easily converted to this size. Art must be two-dimensional when submitted. • Artwork may be submitted by picture, slide, digital copy, or original. 4. Deadline to submit artwork is Friday, Aug. 19. An historic Sanford Structure theme is encouraged. A Sanford theme is mandato­ ry, according to organizers. Artwork can be submitted to: Kim House, River House Pottery, 118 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. For questions or more information, call me Matt Gunderson at 321-363-7792 or Kim House at 407-323-9272. Thanks to the poster contest, there will be one more sign that the downtown Arts District is booming. A silent auction featur­ ing dozens of works submitted by area artists for the Parade of Homes poster con­ test will be held at River House Pottery. Art lovers will have the opportunity to view a painting, drawing or photograph and then going to the exact place the artist created the image. "We expect dozens of artists to descend on Sanford in the next two months," said Chris McCleod, the Trust's president. •They'll be painting, drawing and even photographing historic buildings or scenes describing what makes Sanford a wonder­ ful place to live and visit." THU "A Tlskct, a Taakei Everything in a Basket" luncheon will be held by the Altamonte Springs-Maitland Christian Women's Club, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Maison it Jardin Restaurant, 430 Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs. The luncheon is $19. Reservations at 407-681-1942 or 407-322-1047. SAT At the Central Florida Zoological Park west of Sanford, the names of corporate and individual supporters of tfw park have their names engraved on one of the many boarttoafcs throughout the tacitly. With e l the beautiful animals and axNMs to catch one’s eye, I wonder if the walk of names receives as much attention as say a cute critter? Assault - Battery • Rachel M. Couillard, 24, of Old England Loop, was arrested by Sanford police at her resi­ dence Sunday, as the result of an altercation with her sister. She was charged with battery - caus­ ing bodily harm (domestic vio­ lence). • Surine Barnes, 33, of Lake Monroe Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at her residence. She was reportedly involved in a dispute with her mother. She was charged with battery (domestic violence). • Willie George Inman, 21, of Summerlin Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in William Clark Court. Officers said he was in a fight with his nephew. He was charged with simple assault (domestic vio­ lence). • William D. Ocasio, 19, of Old England Loop, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his res­ idence following a reported dis­ pute with a female. He was charged with aggravated battery knowing the victim was preg­ nant, and depriving a witness of making a 911 phone call. Traffic Stops • Howard Wayne Carter, 54, of West 25lh Street, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Tuesday at 18th Street and Alexander Avenue. He was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs. SANFORD — Luther Barnes St The Sunset Jubilaires of Rocky Mount, N.C. will appear in concert Sunday, Aug. 14, begin­ ning at 5 p.m. at New Bethel Baptist Church, 618 East 10th Street in Sanford. The group is the 2005 Stellar Award Winner and Grammy Nominee for their release "It's Your Time". Also appearing will be Cynthia Cassanova-Brown and the New Bethel Male Chorus. Adult tickets are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. For students ages 10-17, advance tickets are $6 or $10 at the door. The concert is sponsored by New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, and Bethel Book St Bible Center, 818 S. Sanford Avenue. Advance • Sergio Garcia-Vasqez, 23, of West 25th Street, was stopped by Sanford police Friday in the 2700 block of Orlando Drive. He was charged with DUI alcohol or drugs, possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, and operat­ ing a motor vehicle without a valid license. • Lula Maria Bradley, 26, of Editor and Publisher Editorial Legal Advertising Patti Smitn Bony Banned Display Advertising Slavs Class Circulation Wanda Kourpandis AevsrtMmg A u o u r l I u c u Ii h Cneryi Smtn Classified Advertising Tod Wader Geneva, was stopped by Sanford police on Aug. 4, at Commercial Street and Park Avenue. She was charged with driving with a sus­ pended license, three counts of not using a child restraint, and having an expired temporary license tag. • Rafeal Bracero, 58, of Mattie Street, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police on Aug. 4 at Highway 17-92 and West 15th Street. He was charged with unlawful speed in a school zone, and driving with a suspended license. • Christopher Wayne Morris, 31, of Roundtree Street, was arrested by Sanford police on July 27 at 16th Street and Roundtree Street. He was charged with violation of the city ordinance on having an open container of alcohol. • Charles Jeerome Pierce, 50, of Castle Brewer Court, was arrested by Sanford. police on July 27 in the 1600 block of West 13th Street. He was charged with violation of the city ordinance on having an open container, and possession of narcotics equip­ ment. • Hugo Velazquez, 29, of El Portal Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday as the result of an accident at Santa Barbara Drive and Hartwell Avenue. He reportedly left the scene but was located later at his residence. He was charged with DUI with property damage, hit St run, leaving the scene of a crash involving damage, operating a motor vehicle without a valid license, and careless driving. • Shawn Patrick Knowles, 31, of Ridgewood lane, was stopped by Sanford police Monday at 25th Street and Old Lake Mary Road. He was charged with driv­ ing with a suspended license, and use of defective equipment. Ordinance Violation • Michael Wallace Wallace, 55, of West 13th Street, was arrested by Sanford police on Aug. 3, at Poplar Avenue and West 4th Street. He was charged with vio­ lation of the city ordinance on having an open container of alco­ hol. • Regonal George, 40, of Mich Court, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday, Aug. 2, at Georgia Avenue and Terrace Drive. Officers found him walk­ ing with a glass of beer in his hand. He was charged with vio­ Other Charges • Vivian Watkins, 44, of Lake Monroe Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police Monday in the 1600 block of West 13th Place. She was charged with disorderly intoxication. • Aaron Capehart Jr., 36, of Daffodil Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at Airport Blvd. and 25th Street. He was charged with possession of a forged drivers license. He was also wanted on an active warrant out of Orange County. • Ranulfo Hernandez-Bravo, 49, of Old England Loop, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the stairway of a building near his residence. He was charged with indecent expo­ sure in public. • Erik Jones, 23, of Tinley Terrace, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday. Officers said he was located in a structure in the 3200 block of South Orlando Drive, from which he had previ­ ously been issued a trespassing warning. He was charged with trespassing in an occupied struc­ ture. • James B. Crews, 38, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday, Aug. 3, at 9tn Street and Hickory Avenue. He was charged with giving a false ID to a law enforcement officer. The Sanford Herald Dan Ping Adm inistration lation of the city ordinance on having an open container in a semi-public area. Drug Related • Marcus James Martin, 22, of Oneal Street, Sanford, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Monday in the 1000 block of Hollv Avenue, where officers spotted him sleep­ ing in a parked vehicle in front of a vacant home. He was charged with possession of cocaine. live-mangroup toperformin SanfordAug.14 © O ut & A bout Walk o f Names "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Sieve Paradis Managing laid Wednesday August 10 2005 • Vol 113. No 90 Dons Dtelncn Liana Edison Mar. a Heekins tecs Ptertaot Dean Srnrtn Tommy Vncem PutHisnod every W ednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. Republic N e * sp a p e rs Inc • 300 N Frencn A ve . Sanford. F L 32771 • Pbone (4 0 7 ) 322 2611 •Fas (407) 323 9400 |B The Fab Follies will pres­ ent the opening of its new musical, "In The Pink" on Saturday, Aug. 13 and Sunday, Aug. 14, at 2 p.m. at the Orlando Repertory Theatre, Loch Haven Park — Across from the Oriando Science Center, 1001 Princeton St., Orlando. Call 407-896-7365. Seating $15. A career expo will be held at the Orlando campus of Orlando College, 5600 Lake Underhill Road from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Activities include taking X-rays, forensic crime scene investigation, medical lab procedures. The commu­ nity is welcome and may contact the campus for more information at 407-273-5800. MON Monthly child passenger scat checkup will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at Sanford Fire Station No. 2, 300 E. Airport Blvd., in Sanford. For an appointment call Tim Robles at 407-302-2520. The Oviedo-Winter Springs Klwanis Club will meet at 7:30 a.m. at the Tuscawilla Country Club. Guest speaker will be attor­ ney Bruce Harris who will discuss eminent domain, and how the Supreme Court rul­ ing has impact on the area. SAT B The third annual Golden Lyre Awards will start at 8 p.m. following a 6 p.m. reception at the Helen Stairs Theatre. Tickets for the black tie event are $25 or $12 for theatre members. The awards honor artistic achievement. Call 407-3218111. The Seminole Bromeliad Society will sponsor Bromeliad Fantasy on Aug. 20 and 21 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. al the Sanford Garden Club, at Highway 17-92 and Fairmont Drive. There will be displays and plants for sale. For more information contact Sudi Hipsley at 352* 504-6162 or Bud Martin at 321-363-7351. TH U Donate Blood at the Little Red Bus. A blood drive will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ace Hardware in Sanford. A photo ID will be required from first-time donors. Many special gifts may be available to long-time donors. duu encourage your letters an comments. All letters must include your nan address and phone number to be published Write to us: 300 N. French Avenue Sanford, F I 32771 E-Mail us: C e llu e : (407) 322-2611 Fem e: (407) 323-9406 1 i �T h i H ekald Wednesday. August 10, 2005 Page 3A Positions-------Continued from Page 1A contractual employees who do not have benefits. Williams was advised that there were 52 positions city­ wide that were contractual Htrakf photoby Tbmmy V b tw l C am era operator Christina Bokros, aka ‘H ip H o p ,' it also a weather producer on the Daily B u zz T V show on the W B network. Buzz ------- ... — C o a ttn ed from rage 1A coup, and political email debates with viewers. The trouble with the CNote's performance? A mic problem that was easily fixed during a short commercial break where co-host John Brown lightened the mood with some mid-nineties dance moves, which somewhat resem­ bled the "sprinkler". The five members of C-Note were good sports, and a few Joined Brown dancing on the set. The anchors said that if someone spills a cup of coffee on the set, they're tne type of crowd to zoom in on it and make a joke of it Morris said he began a bit on the show recently, not realizing his fly was left open for the almost one million viewers to see. A viewer let him know that he needed to zip up. Weatherman Mitch English, who also does stand-up come­ dy and enjoys ad-libbing on the set, said that he likes the unknown. "The spontaneity is the fun part of it," English said. Anchors Andrea Jackson and John Brown reported on Robert Novak's blow up on CNN's Inside Politics last week where he cursed and then got up from the live set and walked out. Novak,was a conwentatpr for. CNN, and better known recent­ ly for being involved in leaking tne name of undercover CIA officer Valerie Flame. Jackson said that if Novak was on the Daily Buzz set he would have been chased by the anchors and cameramen through the studio. Jackson is the show's typical demographic; the anchors said after tne show. Jackson, a sexy, funny, shorthaired blonde, admits being in her thirties and single is mostly due to her 6 p.m. bedtime. Although, the larger the show grows, the more they're realizing that their view­ ers range in age from young viewers and single women in their thirties to 55-year-old fathers watching the news with their children. The anchors said they try to give viewers the news so they don't know they're getting the news. The group claims to mesh well on and off the set even with differing opinions. That may also be part of their suc­ cess, because although they deliver journalistic news stories, they are not afraid to discuss their own opinions about events unfolding. "The show is kind of liberat­ ing. The things you'd say off the set at other news shows, we say on camera. We talk about stories ---------- ( ( ----------- We’re like a dinnerparty in the morning. host of the M ly JJ that you'll be talking about at work," Brown said. Brown, who started his career in radio, adds to the com­ edy of the crew and claims he is Mr. Safety due to his ten miles under the speed limit driving to protect his new family. Morris said that in the morn­ ing the whole staff runs stories by each other acting as their own filter. "If we're fired up about a story, we know our viewers will feel the same," Morris said. Kia Malone, a newbie to the Daily Buzz who makes sevenmonths pregnant beautiful, is expecting her second child. She said she loves her job but IS • W jn n to u p g n t h hit tkillt *n IT p r o ftu io m l W*nti to l t i* f h tr corptort job i n d \ u r t buunfu high Khool in d w jn ti ro d tv g n * u w p jth J u st"^ Starting i Or Starting .> O ver? The place to start is SCC. With courses m Information Technology and Programming, we offer hands-on classes and practical, affordable programs to get your career on track: Seminole Community College Programming Languages . Java •C++ .Oracle . Visual Basic NET . Web Programming . Database Management Network/IT . Microsoft .Novell . UnuAinu* Classes start A u g u st 22, 2005. scc-fl.edu 407-328-4722 e xt. 3596 exhausted by the end of the week She wakes up early in the morning and is at tne set by 3JO am . for the show's first staff meeting. Then she spends the rest of the time writing news stories and checking tne AP wire and VVfeb sites for stories before getting in hair and make­ up. "My husband has to play Mr. Mom," she said. "But it5s worth it" The group strives on deliver­ ing the news with no factual errors, they said. But some­ times if a topic comes up that they are not familiar with they'll ask questions. Shortly after, their viewers will pour in through e-mail to fill in their busy anchors. "You wake up with a group of friends," Co-host Jackson said. "We have bad days and good days and we'll talk about tnem on air. People feel like they're a part of something." What did the anchors say played into the most successful part of the show? Each other. Even when they are disagreeing on a topic, the group said, "it never turns mean." "We're like a dinner party in the morning," Brown said. The Daily Buzz can be seen weekday mornings on the WB 18 from 6 to 9 a m. Eastern time. meeting she was not talking about those positions, and she continued her point at Monday's meeting. "I support one-hundred per­ cent the 52 positions." she said. But she continued, most of those other positions are in the recreation department and are part dme positions during the summer. The three positions she was speaking of are grantfunded and that grant provides money for benefits. "It's tike comparing apples and oranges," Williams said. Williams told the commis­ sioners she has been somewhat reserved with her comments. but now she is suspicious. "How long do we have to wait?" she said speaking for the three full time contract individ­ uals. "It's the right thing to do. If I don't speak up, then who will? 1 make no apologies for that" Williams said, "m e grants and funds are there." She also said that consider­ ing the loss of the community development director, it looked as though the commission had no value of those three employ­ ees when the director was never replaced. "That says a lot to these employees," she said. According to Williams, employees could start to won­ der when they will dismantle their positions completely. She said tnat they could not speak for themselves. "I am not angry-1 just tend to be animated when I talk out of concern. I'm profoundly disap­ pointed. But, maybe this is good," she said. District 1 Commissioner Art Woodruff spoke up first after Williams finished her point. "I'm not sure I fully under­ stood what you were talking about before," he said. "But I do now." Woodruff asked Miller if the state grant allowed the city to pay benefits. Miller said that were able to pay benefits for these positions. "Then, why aren't we?" Mayor Linda Kuhn asked. This predates Miller and Mayor Kuhn and Miller said that an absence of a human resources director until recently, could be to blame. "Commissioner Williams is absolutely correct as she always is as far as I know," Miller said. Miller said that the dty could deal with these positions on an individual basis before dealing with all 52 contractual employ­ ees. The commission made a consensus to pay benefits to those three employees, and dty staff will come back at the next commission meeting with a res­ olution. As for the 21 new positions, commissioners had Miller and city staff answer questions about a few of the positions, before making their final deci­ sion. "I just don't like the idea of vacant positions that have always been vacant positions floating around," Woodruff said. Woodruff's main concern with the additional positions was that they were not just fill­ ing gaps in some areas and adding new positions in others. "Do we feel that these posi­ tions will take care of the essen­ tial needs to get the job done or are there still departments to took at?" Woodruff asked. District 3 Commissioner Randy Jones commented that when the dty cut its workforce two years ago Position A took over Position B's responsibili­ ties, for example. Now, both A and B's responsibilities have grown and there is still only one person doing those jobs. Miller said that if there are positions needed for perform­ ance after this, the new dty manager will make adjust­ ments as soon as possible. "This is getting us a little closer to reality?" Woodruff asked. Miller answered yes, and Commissioner Jones moved to approve the addition of the 21 positions. District 4 Commissioner Kevin Hipes seconded the motion and it was approved unanimously. �Page 4A T he H erald Wednesday. August 10. 2005 B usiness Sem inole County Public School Superintendent Bill Vogel and Sanford Optim ist C lub president Audrey Ogden recently presented awards to Erin Ram sey, left photo, M elissa Corrao, center photo, and EHeabeth GNbert, right Band Festival won’t resume until 2006 Ashley W ilson of Sem inole High School sits In her brand new Ford. For the first time in almost 30 years, the Seminole County Band Festival will not be staged this year, the Sanford Optimist Club announced last week. Audrey Ogden, president of the club that has organized Service Club the festival, Connections said band directors and school board p e rso n n e l asked to skip the festival this year because of r . m o u n tin g costs and Charles . , after effects of J ackson ]ast yvar’S • • • • • • • • hurricanes. S em in o le County Schools Superintendent Bill Vogel, vis­ iting the Optimist Club recent­ ly as guest speaker, said the band restival will resume in SNSstudentwins brandnewlord n APOPKA — Ashley Wilson of Seminole High School in Sanford and Amber Shoukry of Apopka High School each won a new Ford Focus ZX3 in the Mullinax Ford “Drive For Success” program for the 2004/2005 school year. The other eight Seminole and Orange County finalists won $1,000 scholarships from Bright House Networks Central Florida Division and Central Florida News 13. The two Ford Focus ZX3's were provided by Mullinax Ford of Central Florida. The Seminole County Public Schools finalists were Blair Brenton of Lake Mary High School, and Eileen Healy of Oviedo High School. The "Drive For Success" program encourages high school students to work hard in the classroom, earn good grades, and maintain perfect attendance. The incentive is having the chance to win one of two new Fords given away each year. This was the fourth consec­ utive year that the "Drive For Success" education support rogram has been conducted y Mullinax Ford of Central Florida. Eligibility for the "Drive For Success" program is based on grades and atten­ dance as verified on official report cards for each grading period during the school year. Students receive three entries into the contest for each letter grade of "A" dur­ ing a grading period; a "B" is worth one entry, and perfect attendance is given two entries. Ten finalists .are randomly selected with computer assis­ tance to participate in the drawing. E 2006. School bands have used the festival held in October, as a practice session for upcoming district and state competitions. Local bands have went on to win high ratings in district and state contests. At a recent Optimist meet­ ing, Ogden and Vogel present­ ed awards to local nign school students. Receiving the Emie Butler Band Scholarship of $500 was Erin Ramsey, a recent graduate of Winter Springs High School. Ramsey finished sixth of 583 students with a gradepoint average of 4.5. She's a member of the National Honor Society, and the Tri-M Music Honor Society. A four-year flute player in the award-winning Winter Springs High School Band of Cold, Ramsev was the band's drum major for two years. She was also recognized in flute as an all-county, all-state and Tri- year at Seminole High School. LIONS ON PROWL; The Sanford Lakeside Lions Clubs is looking for a few good men and women willing to com­ mitment to the Sanford com­ munity. The Lions club assists people with visual impair­ ments. They provide free eye glasses to school children, and adults; help train dogs as com­ panions to the visually impaired; and assist in dia­ betes education and preven­ tion. The Sanford dub has been around for more than 75 years. There are currently about 20 local members. If you'd like to Join the Lions, give Jim Lee a call. Charles D. Jackson is a veteran journalist and public relations practitioner who writes a weekly column on civic and service clubs. Send items to him at the Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. Crescent negotiates two Primera leases LAKE MARY — Crescent Resources, developer of The Crescent at Primera near 1-4 and Lake Mary Boulevard, recently negotiated two Class A office leases totaling 24,335 square feet in the Primera Four building, 300 Primera Blvd. in Lake Mary. Ida Rood, director of leas­ ing for the Florida region of Crescent Resources, negoti­ ated both transactions repre­ senting the landlord Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, based in Delaware. SunGard Availability Services of Pennsylvania teased 14,000 square feet of additional space bringing its LAKE MARY — Dave Brewer Realty recently appointed veteran sales pro­ f e s s io n a l Corporate Investment International in Orlando. Norberg will focus her efforts on assisting buyers and sellers of commercial property as well as residential, McGroder said. "VVe are very proud Sandy chose Dave Brewer Realty and we expect her to make a big contribution to our growth in 2005," said McGroder. Dave Brewer Realty has also appointed Nevil Denton sales associate at the firm. Patrick McGroder, sales manager, said Denton is a financial planner and licensed mortgage broker who owns and operates his own mort­ gage company and recently , earned his real estate license. Currently Dave Brewer Realty employs 12 full-time sales associates. Girard acquires two Dave Brewer Realty projects worth more appoints two people than $300,000 to new positions SANFORD — G irard contract entails outdoor E nvironm ental Services, landscape installations on Inc., a full-service landscap­ the 10th floor amenity level. GES also secured a ing com pany based in Sanford, recently acquired $156,000 landscape and irri­ contract for tw o new landscaping and gation irrigation projects for Lockheed M artin's 6-story Solaire at the Plaza, and the Research and Development Lockheed Martin Research building. Established in 1998, an d D evelopm ent Center, Environmental w orth more than $150,000 G irard Services provides construc­ each. The projects were aw ard­ tion services, management e d in conjunction with services and residential Brasfield & Corrie, a gener­ services for the "green" al contracting company in industry and generates Lake Mary. Both projects more than $15 million dol­ are slated to begin in June lars in annual revenue. Serving all Central Florida 2006. Solaire at the Plaza, a C ounties as well as the 305-unit, 20-story high-rise Tampa Bay and Northeast developm ent situated in the Florida regions, Girard Services h e art of Downtown Environm ental O rlando, is a m ixed-use operates a fleet of 80 vehi­ developm ent with two tow­ cles and employs 200 full­ ers of office condominiums, time employees. For more inform ation, residences and 96,000 sq. ft. visit w w w .girardonline. of retail space. The $166,000 landscape and irrigation com. State member. She plans to attend Notre Dame to major in chemical and biomolecular engineering. Melissa Corrao received the Optimist Club Presidential Freedom Scholarship of $500 with a matching $500 from the federal government. She recently graduated from Seminole High School Academy of Health Careers with a 4.2 grade-point aver­ age. During her senior year,, she served as student body president senior class treasur­ er, peer mediation vice presi­ dent and captain of the vanity bowling team. She's planning to attend Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale and major in athletic training with plans to earn a doctorate in physical therapy. Winner of the Optimist Clubs local and district essay contest is Elisabeth Gilbert, a 17-year-old entering her senior S a n d y Norberg Norberg as a broker a s s o c ia te for the expanding general real estate serv­ ices firm which mar­ kets singlef a m i l y h o m e s , town homes and commercial property in Central Florida. Patrick McGroder, sales manager at Dave Brewer Realty, said Norberg has 21 years of real estate experience including the last eight as a business broker with total occupancy in the build­ ing to 31,000 square feet. C a lifo rn ia -b a s e d Insurance Company of the West leased 10,335 square feet. Joe Hills of Cushman it Wakefield represented the tenant. Primera Four, with 121,467 square feet is now 95 percent occupied. Rood said. Crescent Resources is a U.S. developer of corporate office facilities, retail cen­ ters, multi-family and sin­ gle-family developm ent in the U S. In O rlando, Crescent is developing Resource Square at Central Florida Research Park; The Crescent at Primera and New Century Park in Lake Mary and Gateway Crossing Shopping Center in Altamonte Springs. (pnocCamation W H E R E A S , the Code of Ordinances tor the City of Longwood, Florida, provides that the Mayor will issue a Proclamation giving at least fifteen (15) days notice of the qualification period for an election, stating the time, piece and naming the issues to be voted on; and W H E R E A S , said Proclamation shall be advertised twice in a newspaper of general circulation in the County; and N O W , T H E R E F O R E , I H A Y W O O D Q. BU N D Y, JR ., M A Y O R O F T H E C IT Y O F L O N G W O O D . F L O R ID A , do hereby proclaim that the City of Longwood General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2005, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. F O R T H IS E L E C T IO N A N D T H IS E L E C T IO N ON LY, all registered electors who reside in the City ot Longwood will vote at the following location: L O N G W O O D C IT Y H A LL C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N C H A M B E R S 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida (C om er of West Warren and Wilma Avenue) This election will be held for the purpose of electing City Commissioners In the following districts: IU N K C A R S W ANTED TOP DOLLAR PAID! We will pick up your unwanted vehicle E M P IR E 3301 W est SR 46 acrosa from All Pro Tradars 2 Mtias aouin ot M Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th St.. Sanford Since 1959..,.Satnc Location M V 00664 NOW INR01UNG District #1 - Office now held by Commissioner John C . Malngot District #2 • Office now held by Commissioner Dan Anderson District #4 - Office now held by Commissioner H .Q . 'Butch* Bundy Mrs. Michelle's House, Inc. Gold Seal A.P.P.L.E. Accredited Preschool VPK enrollment still available tor all children that will be 4 yrs. old by September 1st. VVe provide full time, morning, and afternoon sessions. Enrollment is available for all chil­ dren ages 2-11. Before and after school transportation is provided to most Sanford area elementary schools. Our curriculum is a combination ot ABEK.A, for emergent liter­ acy, and Creative Learning, lor bands on experiences Hreaktast. luruh and afternoon snacks are provided, families that receive 4C assistance are always welcome. Open Monda> thru Friday b: JO am 6:00 pm Monday thru Friday. This election will also include two proposed charter amendments and two questions shall be submitted to the voters in accordance wtth Ordinance No. 05-1758. D A T E S O F Q U A L IF IC A TIO N W ILL B E A S F O L L O W S : From 8:00 a.m „ Friday, A u g u st 26, 2005 until 5:00 p.m., Friday, Septem ber 2, 2005. W E S T W A R R E N A V E N U E L O N G W O O D FLD BID A (Seal) (Signed) Haywood G Bundy. J r , Mayor Call for more information (407) 321-7635 IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , I have here­ unto set m y hand and caused the seal of the City of Longwood to be affixed this 11th day of Jufy, 2005 Attest (Signed) Sarah M Metres, Q fy Clerk �I T ill H erald O b itu a ries JEAN BRADY Jean Brady, 78, of Apopka, died Sunday, Aug. 7,2005, at Florida Living Nursing Center, Apopka. Bom in Liverpool, England, she mov«I to Central Florida in 1953. She was a restaurant manager and a Protestant. Survivors include sons, Terry Brady of Lake Mary and Paul Brady of Melbourne; daughter; Elizabeth Brady of Orlando; three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 10, at the South Seminole Chapel of Colllson Family Funeral Homes 4r Crematory, with Rev. Stanley Coon officiating. Burial will be by Metro Crematory. Collison Family Funeral Homes 4t Crematory, South Seminole Chapel, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. ANDREW CEROWSKY Andrew Cerowsky, 49 of Orlando, died Monday, Aug. 8.2005 at Maitland Health Care Center. Bom in Postoina, Slovenia, he moved to Central Florida from New York City in 1991. He was a bartender and manager for Studz in Orlando. Survivors include compan­ ion Dan Schwab of Orlando; brothers, Mike Cerowsky, Sam Cerowsky and Ivan Cerowsky, all of Slovenia; sis­ ter, Maria Fullan of Slovenia. Funeral services will be held at the Howell Branch Chapel of Collison Family Funeral Homes with burial by Metro Crematory. Collison Family Funeral Homes 4c Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. JOANNE CONSTABLE Joanne Constable, 76, of Sanford, died Monday, Aug. 8.2005 at her residence. During her life she was employed at many down­ town Sanford stores including the old J.C. Penney, Roumilats Drugstore and Touchton Drugstore. Her last job was at the Airport Blvd. Chevron. She was a Christian. Survivors include husband, \ jj.iw ;,rneJoi.j Ralph Constable; daughter Cathy Appel, son, Bemie Beckey, all of Sanford; three grandchil­ dren; six u o n s x a D ft greatgrandchil­ dren; sisters, Vivian Lee of Sanford and Doris Smith of Deltona; brother, Jimmy McDaniel of Jacksonville. Viewing will be Wednesday, Aug. 10 from 5 until 7 p.m. at the Oaklawn Chapel, with a memorial service Thursday, Aug. 11 at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers dona­ tions may be made to Hospice of the Comforter. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Homes, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. GEORGE H. HALL George H. Hall, 91, of Heathrow, formerly of Westford, Mass., died Sunday, Aug. 7,2005. He was bom April 13,1914 in North Dakota. He was an electrical engineer/senior scientist and Registered professional Engineer with over 50 tents. He worked at the niversity of California Radiation Laboratory where he contributed to the devel­ opment of the atomic bomb and following World War II, he received a commendation from the Secretary of War. He was e miployed t' for 18 years at Arthur ID. Little, a research and development company in Cambridge Mass. He was a communicant of Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Lake Mary. Survivors include wife Frances J. Hall; son, Eugene Hall of Sherwood, Ore.; daughter Sue Kraus of Wilmington, N.C.; stepson Henry Scarfo of Lake Mary; sister, Bessie Basterash of Milwaukee, Wis.; 11 grand­ children; 21 great-grandchil­ dren. Calling hours will be Thursday, Aug. 11, from 7 &o«>l . b i u u n j ...virjvi tp.i Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel. Funeral services will be Friday, Aug. 12, at 10 a.m. at Holy Cross Lutheran church, 760 Sun Drive, Lake Mary. Burial will be at Oaklawn memorial park in Sanford. In Ueu of flowers contributions may be made in memory of George H. Hall, cl Alzheimer's Association, 988 Woodcock Road, Suite 200, Orlando, 32803-3715. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Homes, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford /Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. YVONNE M. HAWKINS Yvonne M. Hawkins, 75, of Winter Park, died Friday, Aug. 5,2005 in Winter Park. She was bom Sept. 25,1929 in New York City. She was retired from a telephone company. Survivors include sons, Barry Hawkins and Gifford J. Hawkins; brothers, Robert Webber, Jr. and Gerald Webber; sister, Zelda Trott; three grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. BULAH MAKE LOGAN Bulah Make Logan, 69 of West 5th Street, Sanford, died Thursday, Aug. 4, 2005 at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford. Bom April 1, 1936 in Dublin, Ga., she moved to Sanford from Immokalee in 1936. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors include son, James Home; daughters, Janice Home, Rosetta Home, Daisy Bell White and Bessie Make Home, all of Sanford; eight grandchildren; 18 great­ grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Saturday, Aug. 13, at 11 a.m. at Shilon Cemetery on West 25th Street. Visitation will be Friday, Aug. 12 from 4 until 8 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral Home. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. MARGARET ESTER SPENCER VITALE Margaret Ester Spencer Vitale, 82. died Saturday, Aug. 6,2005 at her residence. Bom July 13,1923, she was a mem­ ber of one of Sanford's pioneer families. She had a career with the US. Government. She was a member of PEO, Chapter AX and Fust United Methodist Church in Sanford. Survivors indude sister; Katherine Fletcher; nieces Ruth Arme Fletcher Frartke of Thief River Falls, Mo, and Jennifer Fletcher Clayton of Maitland. Funeral services will be held at 11 a jo , Wednesday, Aug. 10 at Fust United Methodist Church in Sanford with visita­ tion from 10 until 11 a m at the church. Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowets, memorial contribu­ tions may be made to Hospice of die Comforter; 450 W. Central Parkway, Altamonte Springs. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. Burial will be at Oak Lawn Memorial Park. Viewing will be Friday from 6 until 8 p.m. at Collison Family Funeral Homes, Gramkow Chapel. Collison Family Funeral Homes 4t Crematory, Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. WALTER SOUZA VIEIRA Walter Souza Vieira, 61, of Pendra De Guaratiba, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, died Friday, Aug. 5, 2005 in Longwood. He was bom Nov. 10,193 in Sergipe, Aracaja, Brazil. He was a pharmacist. Survivors include wife, Maria Deceles F. Vidal; son, Walter C. Vieira; daughters, Tania Vieira and Cristina Vieira; stepdaughter Isis Bucci; brother, Jurandir Vieira; sisters, Sonia Vieira, Sandra Vieira, and Cristina Vieira; mother, Anete Vieira; six grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. Democrats Page LA as Habitat for Humanity, food drives and coats for children. “Getting visibility up in the Seminole County community and getting people to realize there are democrats in Seminole County are our goals," Cox said. To accomplish its goals, this month the committee is work­ ing on a 60-second television commercial that will also serve SANFORD — Seminole County Parks and Recreation re-opened the Mullet Lake Park boat ramp and camping facility. The park was closed July 1 due to large amounts of rainfall. Mullet Lake Park is located at State Road 46 and Mullet Lake Park Road in the eastern portion of the county. commercial will also be accessi­ ble online on its Web site at seminoledemocrats.com. "We want people to know that the Democratic Party is here locally and we are con­ cerned witn local Issues," Cox said. In M e m o ria m JtMlHl LRlulns. Sr. . 4 4 0 - 5-5-91 On Our Birthday (Your Twin Sister), Agnes A million times I think o f you A million times I've cried. If love alone could have saved you. You never would have died. You will always have a place in my heart, That no one else can fill. l'o u r TUrin, Sister, if A gnes H iggins K nighton \ %.4 9 i • t \ We Value Our Veterans FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY Serving C entral Florida Since 1954 “A Friend When You Really Need One’ A V jfW Edna Jones of Sanford; six grandchildren. A service of Remembrance will be held Saturday, Aug. 13, at 2 p.m. at WilsonEichelberger's Memorial Chapel. Visitation will be Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon. The family will also receive friends Saturday from 1 until 2 p.m. Interment will follow at Crawford Cemetery, Sanford. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. JESSIE MAE JAMES Jessie Mae James, 72, of ______________ Rochester, N.Y., died Thursday, GLADYS H. UTTERBACK Aug. 4, Gladys H. Utterback, 87, of 2005 at Lake Mary, died Friday, Aug. Pine Ridge 5, 2005 at Health 4c Hospital. Rehabilitation Center of She was Sanford. Bom in Seaside, bom Sept. Oregon, she moved to 9, 2005 in Sanford in 1956. She was a Lamont, homemaker and a member of Fla. She First United Methodist was an Church in Sanford. She administra­ belonged to Ladies Auxiliary of Fleet Reserve Association, tion at R.I.T., Rochester, N.Y., and the Ladies Auxiliary of and a Baptist. the D.A.V. Survivors include sons. Derrick James Sr. and Darryl Survivors include daugh­ L. James, both of Seattle, ters I. Diane Butler of Lake Wash.; daughters, Theresa B. Mary and Donna V. Turner of James-Richardson of Sanford Indialantic. and Mary G. James-Elliott of Funeral services will be Rochester; brothers, Roosevelt held Saturday, Aug. 13, at 11 Green and Emory Green both a.m. at Collison Family of Sanford; sisters, Perlie Funeral Homes, Cramkow Make Trotter of Rochester, Chapel, Sanford, with Pastor James Bradshaw officiating. Shirley Green of Atlanta and OaklawnMemorialPark CEMETERIES 46A & Rinehart Rd. Wednesday. August 10. 2005 P a g e 5 A AND FUNERAL HOMES 24 Hrs. Telephone (407) 322-4263 "A sk F o r Your F ree S im p lic ity P la n * P re -A rra n g e m e n t G u id e " Our United States Veterans have provided our country with a valuable service. The folks at Brisson Funeral Home remember that service and want to say thanks. Veterans will receive a FREE CASKET at their time of need. Brisson’s attentive staff can also provide veterans with infomation about a free burial service at the national cemetery. Brisson - a trusted name since 1940. Privately owned, locally managed. 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Laurel Ave., S anford OH** to c#-mt m m k m ) nt/Oom �T AA T he H erald Wednesday, August 10. 2005 St.Johns River district moves forwardwithwatering rules PALATKA — The St. Johns R iver Water Management D istrict's Governing Board voted Tuesday to move for­ ward In its effort to amend district rules on lawn and landscape irrigation. The current districtw ide rule prohibits irrigation of law ns and landscapes between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., w ith a few exceptions. The proposed rule amendm ent w ould a’d d a new dis­ trictwide requirement limit­ ing lawn and landscape irri­ gation to no more than two days per week. There are some exceptions. A districtwide water short­ age warning has been in effect since 2000, which Includes voluntary limita­ tions on landscape irrigation to no more than two days a week. Also, six counties in the east-Central Florida area have been under a water shortage order since 2001, requiring limitations on land­ scape irrigations to no more than two days a week. Following the Board's approval today of a "notice of proposed rule," the district will publish the proposed rule and will schedule a final rule adoption hearing, likely in October or November. The rule amendment is proposed to become effective in December. The proposed two-day-aweek rule amendment will apply regardless if the water comes from a private well, a private or public utility, or a surface water body. "Meeting our long-term water supply needs will require a combination of developing costly alternative water supplies and imple­ menting additional water conservation measures," says Board Chairman Ometrias D. Long. "The public will be more willing to accept the financial burden of develop­ ing alternative water supplies after it has been demonstrat­ ed that all possible water con­ servation measures have been implemented." Also included in the rule amendment is a provision for enforcement of irrigation requirements by local gov­ ernments through the adop­ tion of local ordinances. If a local government adopts such an ordinance, specific days may be established for watering. If a local govern­ ment chooses not to adopt an ordinance, the user can choose which two days of the week to water. For more information on the proposed rule amend­ ment, visit the District's Web site at www.sjrwmd.com, and click on "Irrigation Rule/Conservation." The district is a regulatory agency of the state responsi­ ble for protecting wetlands, waterways and drinking water supplies in all or part of Seminole, Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Brevard, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Indian River, Lake, Marion, Nassau, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Putnam, St. Johns, and Volusia counties. Governing Board members serve without pay and set the district's policies and priori­ ties. Bavgrly-Davlsengagement Tami Lynn Beverly of Glen Oak Place, Sanford, and Jacob Randall Davis of Alba Lane, Lake Mary, have announced their engagement. Beverly is the daughter of Don and Hope Beverly of Emmett Avenue, Sanford. Her maternal grandparents are Worth and Evelina Yates of Sanford. Paternal grandfather is David Beverly of Sanford. Tami Lynn graduated from Seminole High School in 2001, and graduated from Seminole Community College in 2004. She was in the Fantasy Show Choir. She is presently a Physical Therapist Assistant at Florida Hospital Altamonte. Jacob Randall Davis is the son of Christ and Lucy Ancona of Alta Lane, Lake Mary. He was bom in Winter Park, and gradu­ ated from Seminole High School in 2001, where he was involved in baseball, and the American Legion, FCA. He will graduate from Seminole Community College in Dec. 2005. He is presently a cad specialist at Automated Control Solutions in Sanford. The wedding date for the couple has been set for 4 p.m., March 4,2006, at Central Baptist Church in Sanford. A n artists rendering of what the new overpasses in Lake Mary will look like. Bridges-----------------------------------------Continued from Page 1A ' two alternatives. Two pedes­ trian bridges will be constructed using one-cent sales tax. They will cost $7.32 mil­ lion or about $3.66 million each. That is under the $4 mil­ lion each that the budget allowed. Building the two bridges concurrently will save about $415,000 on tne project. The second alternative would have been to reduce the size of the bridges' roofs to just the peak in tne center. The county estimated that would save $1.08 million. City officials balked at the extra cost savings because without the roof, the bridge would have mainly chain link-type fencing. Tne loca­ tions of the bridges are across Lake Mary Boulevard at the west side of Country Club Road intersection and at the east side of the Rinehart Road intersection. Several county commis­ sioners felt they were given an ultimatum by the city of Lake Mary following a letter from Lake Mary City Manager John Litton and newspaper reports. The city preferred higher priced bridges with aesthetic quali­ ties, but ones that still met safety concerns and came under budget. "I want it made plain that I d o n 't take well to ultima­ tums," said county Chairman Carlton Henley. "You almost forced me to vote against what you wanted here." Greene, Litton and Lake Mary Commissioner Michael McLean' all attended the Tuesday morning mqpting. Commissioner Brenda Carey voted against the meas­ ure because of the bridge's higher cost and the tone of Litton's letter. She said the letter made it sound as if the county didn't choose the higher priced bridge, then it shouldn't do anything. To do nothing would not be responsible, Carey said, especially since the Country G u b Road loca­ tion will allow Lake Mary Elementary School children to cross busy Lake Mary Boulevard. She said she was simply looking at being fiscally responsible. Carey said the $4 million budgeted fur the bridges was just an estimate and didn't mean that they had to spend as much of that as possible. If this becomes the stan­ dard for other planned over­ passes, the county will be over budget if rights of way have to be paid for, she said. She also made the point that the more the county saves, the mure it can do with the trail system. Commissioner Dick Van Der Weide said the controver­ sy caused him heartburn and was not necessary. He object­ ed to Lake Mary's description of the lower priced overpass as a "chicken coup." He had not supported the higher priced plans, b u t’ changed his mind Tuesday. He and Carey had wanted the city of Lake Mary to con­ tribute the difference between the costs of the bridges. On a previous project, the city of Winter Springs had contributed to an overpass that ran about $800,000 over budget. Winter Springs paid a third of that along with the Florida Department of Transportation and the coun­ tyGreene said the compari­ son between Winter Springs and Lake Mary was apples and oranges. Lake Mary chose a plan that was under budget, he said. In Winter Springs, changes requested by tnat city helped cause the cost over­ run. The Winter Springs over­ pass was also built with fed­ eral grants supplemented by trail funds. Tne Lake Mary bridges will be built using the one-cent sales tax that Lake Mary citizens pay into. Since the Lake Mary project involved sales tax money and was still under budget. Van Der Weide decided to support the higher priced option. Commissioner Randy Morris, who represents the Lake Mary area of the county, said these projects don't have to be micromanaged. "We have consistently tried to build quality," Morris said. He had no problem with the "hesthetic quality of the bridges because the highest standards and safety were also being met. Chairman Henley, howev­ er, said he felt like Lake Mary had shifted its position by putting aesthetics ahead of safety. He said a $3 million bridge should never be described as a "chicken coup", and he vowed to never put aesthetics ahead of safety. Mayor Greene said city leaders were simply sur­ prised by changes in the county's position. County staff appeared before the Lake Mary Commission two times to ask commissioners' prefer­ ences. Both times the commis­ sion supported the bridges with a full roof. "We were surprised by the process," Greene said after the vote on Tuesday. "Sometimes you respond to a surprise with more vigor than you might normally use." He pointed out that in addition to taking over the maintenance of the overpass­ es, the city donated land for the project at the Rinehart Road location. The city's made it known which bridge plan it prefers and it was below budget. "We were surprised that there was even a problem," Greene said. r Roman-Fishengagement Denis E. Roman and Maria A. Roman of Sanford have announced the engagement of their daughter, Pamela Christina Roman, to Brian Larry Fish of Deltona, son of Ronald E. and Terri A. Fish of Deltona. Bom in Orlando, Pamela was a 2002 graduate of Seminole High School. No wedding date has been announced. Disney officials will ludneArtsAliveauditions SANFORD — The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools invites all talented students and staff from Seminole County PublicSchools to audition for this year's Arts Alive in Seminole! Auditions will be held Monday, Aug. 29 through Wednesday, Aug. 31 at Lyman High School. TTiose who are chosen will perform at the Lake Mary Marriott on Saturday, Oct. 15 and must be available for the evening dress rehearsal on Friday, Oct. 14. Entertainment Area Manager Dave Westerskov from Disney's Animal Kingdom will judge the audi­ tions along with other Disney staff. Each act should be three minutes or less. Last year, acts ranged from a promising Broadway star singing "Bnng Him Home" from Les Miserable* to an elementary school "diva" who was "Born to Entertain" to a world-class violinist who had just finished a stint with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. Lyman High School is located on Ronald Reagan Boulevard in Longwood between SR 434 and SR 436. To be a part of the best show in Seminole County, please call The Foundation's office at 407-320-0180 for a Performing Arts Application Established in 1986, The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools raises funds to further enhance the superior performance of stu­ dents and teachers in Seminole County Public Schools. Money raised is used to support programs such as scholarships, classroom grants, and recognition and rewards for students and teachers in Seminole County. For more information regard­ ing The Foundation for Seminole County PublicSchools, call Enc Ceboff at 407-3204) 180 Police searchfor shooter inAltamonteSprings ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Seminole County Sheriff's Office continues lo gather information, and i ' trek in g the public's help, a* it investigates a shooting (hat happened Sunday, in (Jur area of /ark to n Street rurar Morse Street in east Altamonte Springs Q uentin T. Wilson, 27, was shot m ultiple times with a high powered rifle He was seriously injured and was tran sp o rted to O rlando Regional Medical f enter indicates Inform ation indicate* that Wilson was the driver of a vehicle and was involved in sortie sort of altercation with one or more occupants of another vehi­ cle. Wilson, who was driving, fled in his vehicle and was involved in a traffic crash on State Road 436. Anybody with inform a­ tion about this cast* is asked to call C rime l ine j t I-Hlgj423-TJPS, where one can remain anonym ous, and may receive a cash reward for vital information related to this case Schmitz-Schmid engagement Jessie Heather Schmitz and Christopher Lee Schmid both of Casselberry, have announced their plans to marry on Sunday Aug. 21. 2005, at 6 p.m. at the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse Point Ponce Inlet. A reception will follow at the Holiday Inn. 930 Atlantic Blvd Daytona Beach Dana Gorman of Lake Mary will serve as maid of honor, with Ernie Schmid of Panama City Beach as best man Jessie is a 2003 graduate of Seminole High School and Christopher is employed by All Glass of Altamonte Springs After a honeymoon at the beach, they will reside in Casselberry Hospice groupsupports grieving adults Umpire of five Comforter sponsors "Left Behind After Suicide" Support Group* for adults who have had a loved one die by suicide rhesr group* meet on tlw first arid third weeks of liw month in the evenings in Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties For information *nd loca tion*, call Ann Dumont at 4ri7 M24MM, voice mail 4 llj aruidu2**fujtrnaiJrurri �Wednesday. August 10. 2005 P a g e 7 A Tub Hu u d YOURCHOICE L o u i e 's Improving Home Improvement* F tr e S to r m $149 w as *189 24-Volt 4 Piece C om bo Kit •Indudaa ham m ar drill, circular ta w . reciprocating maw, stud flndar, 2 battarias and casa •167820 YOURCHOICE n o w $78 w as *87 D . 10" Com pound MR*r Saw •15 am p 'In clu de s w i n blade and h oW -dow n d a m p *51470 w as *87 E. 10" 13-Am p Bench Tabie Saw •Indudaa steel aland •Carbide tippad blada • O Y N A -L O K rip fanca *53433 n o w n o w $15 $35 w a s *32®* ii —■ if w o r-*n■---H om m n«g c s r n*— sr was M 997 •Extra larga toolbox with organizers built Into lid *75841 L a v a l/ S tu d F ln d a r •Lasar leveling. layout and stud locating on Una vertical and horizontal ■urfacee *93366 SPECIALVALUE! SPECIALVALUB! r m lS s c iM S tB C F $297 2“ x 4" x 8* TVaatad Top Choice* •46905 CARPET B L IN D S 15 %o ff now oriqlnal price on all faux wood Basic Blindz. O ffer g o o d 8 /1 1 /0 6 - 6/15/06 Saa store tor details. per sq. ft. 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EVERYDAY SBxua m Pnues n m *W i *kw im , « v « n / i lu If y o u h a p p e n to find a lo w e r p ric e o n th e id e n tic a l s to c k c o m p e tito r, a n d ite m at any p ro v id e lo ca l c o n firm a tio n of that p ric e , w e ll m a tc h it a n d b e a t th e * p ric e b y an a d d itio n a l 1 0 % S a n fo r d retail 3780 Orlando Drive (Near Intenection of 17/92 and Lake Mary Blvd. * 407-430-4060 Monday - Thursday 6am - 9pm, Friday 6am - 10pm, Saturday 7am - Ypm, Sunday Ham - 8pm 16. 2006 * O w e w e m wk*l .j u a b / e V i a ' i #m * r • « « j x n w i « i awe *i e*mJ w A u g a i 4 f i t . m u « + , w s A* >•/<» w a x i d to w * s a d V w pea* d*ta/, are iw ^eUrw J tiedw'wrfc* <J I f . L L C 9 >a lijw e tw * C / 7 A by l m i« VM i j cr> Luae s t a / i <*, u « >-"■* \*m , taw Mere r i data** '• > * '> «j i a w rw x * * �Page 8A Thf. Itciuj) Wednesday. August 10. 2005 G et fired up for the grand opening of Sanford's newest shopping destination at an event sure to satisfy your appetite for shopping, eating ana outdoor fun. • Live music i • Food provided by k Smokey Bones BBQ B * FREE water by Gl<laceau Vitamin Water Pqlt-pult & M oonw allq Grilling demonstration sponsored by SuperTarget Food samplings by Planet Smoothie & Polio Tropical Live radio remote from W M G F M agic 107.7 FM RAIN OR SHI NE r - 14Jr MARKETPLACE an ford Altamoq SEMINOLE TOW NE CENTER S u p e r T a r g e t • C ir c u it C ity • Spring! L i n e n s #N D SW Orlando Tul<e H o m e A AT • T h in g s • D re ss B a rn W o rld M a rk e t • S p o r ts A u th o rity M a rs h a lls • O ld • PETCO F a c to ry C a r d • an d N avy K i r k l a n d 's P a rty O u tle t (4 to the Central Florida Greeneway {SR A1 7} Exit at Rinehart Road and turn right. At the ttoplight, turn �Page IB Midweek August 10-11, 2005 Briefs . Altamonte Patriots in the World Series FLAG FOOTBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will be hold­ ing Registration/Player Placement Day this Saturday, August 13th, for Youth Flag Football for children ages 5-12 years old at Ft. Mellon Park (600 East 1st Street). Cost per participant is $40 for City Residents and $50 for Non-City Residents. The 5-6 Year Old Age Group will take the field at 9 a.m. The 7-9 Year Old Age Croup at I(h30 a.m. The 10-12 Year Old Age Group at noon. Games will begin on Saturday, September 3rd. Sign up at the Sanford Recreation Department 300, North Park Avenue • City Hall. For more Information, please call Rodney Standi at 407-330-5697 or email: stanrilrfPd.sanford.fl.us RAGE TRYOUTS Open Try-outs for ORLANDO RAGE (SemiPro Football) are set for the next three Saturdays, August 13, 20 and'27, at noon at "Showalter Field East* (2525 Cady Way, Winter Park, right behind the Visitors' Stand at Showalter Field). Registration and Check In at Noon, Try-outs at 1 p.m. Attendance at one of the scheduled try-outs is mandatory for anyone Interested in making the 2006 rage roster, including all returning Rage players. Contact Chris Morrison for further details at CMorrisonSOrlandorage.c om or Randy Horn at RHom@OrlandoRage.com or 407- 325-1436. SCW WRESTLING Southern Championship Wrestling and Ker’s Wing House of Sanford present, "Walker versus Briggs," on Saturday, August 13th at the V.F.W. Hall Post 8093 located at 351 South Highway 17*92 in DeBary. In the Main Event, SCW Heavyweight Champion Vordell Walker has accept­ ed the challenge of Dagon Briggs. Last month, in a Contender's Match, Briggs earned the opportunity to face Walker by defeating Jason Hexx. Hexx will also be on the card in a one-on-one matchup with Scott Davis. In other scheduled matches: The Heartbreak Express will be defending their Tag Team Title against "Members Only" Josh Rich and a mystery part­ ner. Former SCW stars Frankie Capone and Thump Dupree return as a team to souare off with "Sudden Impact", Jason Sensation and Tommy Marr. There will also be a tour­ nament for the vacant SCW Cruiserweight See Briefs, Page 2B Special to ttw Herald The Altamonte Girls Fast Pitch Softball Association's 16 & Under Patriots won the 2005 Babe Ruth Softball Southeast Regional Championship last weekend in Winterville, North Carolina. The Altamonte Patriots lost the first game In the Regional but bounced back by winning every game thereafter; 7-0, W), 5-2 and 7-1. The Patriots defeated the host team, Pitt County Girls Softball League, 7-2, for the title of the Southeast Regional Champions. The Patriots will be the Southeast rep­ resentative at the 2005 Babe Ruth 16U World Series in Varina, Virginia, which begins this Friday (August 12th). Two years ago (2003) the Patriots 16U's won the World Series in 16U B abe Ruth softball team will open play this w eek en d in Varina, Virginia Louisville, Kentucky, the first time a Florida team has every won a national Babe Ruth softball championship and this team hopes to follow in that squads footsteps. And the team will have four Individu­ als with them who were a major part of the 2003 World Championship team and will be able to impart knowfalge on what it will take to do it again. Lake Mary High's Danielle Valentino, who was the top hitter for the 2003 team, and catcher Arielle Jenkins return this year as players, while Mark Valentino, who was the manager In 2003, and Sanford's Ashley Tabor, who was a key plaver on that squad, will be assistant coaches this year. Pitchers Maria Stevens from Altamonte Springs and Lake Brantley High School and Sheens Ware from Lake Mary and Seminole High School dominated in the drde in the regional with Stevens pitching three games and Ware holding the competition in check in the other two games. The duo also provided the power at the plate for the Patriots as both hit three home runs at the Regional Championships last weekend. Other members of the team are: Erin Cleary, Robin Gary, Kalee Tabor, Chelsea Sutton and Cali Wiginton. The team is managed by David Phillips with Mike Poole, Mark Valentino and Ashley Tabor; who just graduated from Seminole High School and will be attending Florida Community College at Jacksonville on a softball schoolarship, serving as the assistant coaches. To follow the team's progress throughout the tournament check out the web site at www.altarnontesports.org for the sched­ ule and updates. Sam lnole Athletic Conference rivals Merle Stevens (a bo ve) end Sheene W are (left) have teemed up to lead the Altam onte Patriots into the 2006 Babe Ruth 16U VYOrKJ b 9 0 9 8 if ilS TRr9P9Pii end In Varina, Virginia. Stevens, from Lake Brantley, and W a rt, from Seminole, combined to go 4-1 In the pitching circle and hit a team-high three home runs each ss the Patriots bounced back from an opening gam e tots to win the Southeast Regional Tournam ent In W interville, North Caroline, putting the Patriots In the W orld Series for the second time In three years. Altamonte won the 16U National Championship In 2003 In louisvilla, Kentucky. To find the schedule and other Information about the tournament, check out the website at www.eltamontesporta.org. l ook Whol's Cookm in Your Neighborhood •,. I - » . t .. i f t i Mf e l i . i l . Bm t AW I m rmi m •11a 11 lb fltfassm J air m m « m \ itaarafet “HALFTIME” - . 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We eased away from pounds." the ramp just as the sun was That is like a guy going bass cracking the horizon to start a fishing and landing a 12 pound beautiful day. The tempera­ bass on his first trip. tures were warm and sticky as Well the fun had just started. we crept upon the flat and The next three fish were caught there tney were, a huge school Ryan and they were all nice of redfish pushing the water. it redfish. Dwightjoined the The first cast of the morning battle when he and Ryan dou­ with a top water plug ignited bled up. This mayhem contin­ the school and a hungry redued for the next two hours and fish was pulling drag. we landed a total of 11 redfish. Somehow that rascal shook the Ryan reminded Dwight several hook. Moments later the school time that he had boated more had turned and another explo­ fish. sion took place on the top Along with the reds we man­ water plug. aged about 25 more trout and Dwight nad latched into a one crevealle jack. We also had nice fish. The fish was strip­ visitors who were eating some ping drag and pulling hard. of the fish we released. The vis­ After battling the fish for 12 itors were dolphin. They were minutes the fish was by the everywhere. I began releasing boat. all the redfish on the opposite "These fish sure are red," side of the boat so they could said Dwight. Sec Outdoors, Page 6B "Yea and it has a lot of By Captain David Rogers Special to the Herald a HaraMphoto by Tommy VlncaM Sem inole High School head football coach Mick Harris (right) looks on as his Fighting Seminoles go through pre-season drills last week. M ott teams will be playing their intersquad scrimmages this week with the Kick Off Classics to be played on Friday, August 19th and the regular season opening on Friday, August 26th. Winter Springs will be holding a special night on Friday with the ‘ Bear Bath* beginning at 5:30 p.m . and the Purple and White Game beginning at 7 p.m. Seminole will be holding its Orange and Black Scrim m age this Saturday (August 13th) from 9 a.m.-to-11 a.m. and admission is free and Lake Howell will also be playing its Blue and Silver G am es on Saturday with the freshmen playing at 6 p.m ., the junior varsity at 6:30 p.m. and the varsity at 7 p.m . Chicago Taste 3005 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary, FI 32746 New Smyrna Speedway to host Sunbelt Super Late Model 125 Special to the Herald SAMSULA —The eighth race for the Sunbelt Super Late Model drivers is set for this Saturday (August 13th) at New Smyrna Speedway. There have been a few differ­ ent winners this year, but up until the race at USA International, Wayne Anderson had led the points from day one. But on July 23, that all changed. Jason Boyd took over the lead in points for the Sunbelt Super Late Model Series and now is also leading the points for the Rookie of the Year. Boyd holds a 29 point lead over now sec­ ond place Wayne Anderson and a 75 point lead over Rookie-of-lhe-Year hopeful Jeff Choquette. Boyd, who began the 2005 season in the Goodyear Challenge Late Model Series, switched to the Sunbelt Super Late Model Series when Dick Anderson offered him the ride in his No. 92 Super Late. Boyd had to do a little adjusting to the Super Late but it did not take him long and before any­ one knew it, he was third then second and now leading the points. Not only are Boyd and Choquette both running for Rookie-of-the-Year but they have also made it to the 12 finalist fur Roush Racing's Cong Show with the ultimate goal a ride in the Craftsman Truck Series in 2006 with Roush Racing. So not only do Boyd and Choquette battle in Late Models but also trucks. Ryan Foster is fourth in points and has come along way in the last few years in Super Late Model racing. Foster, who comes from Arkansas, is still young but by the way he is driving now, he has a bright future ahead of him. Following Foster in fifth in points is the 2005 Flonda Late Model Champion Fain Skinner. Skinner has had his ups and downs this year but winning at USA International has given him that extra boost for the rest of the 2005 season. Another Rookie, Daniel Webster, stands sixth in points followed by Jeff Scofield in sev­ enth. Rich I’ratt stands eighth followed by Mac Johnson in ninth and Chris Fontaine in 10th. Completing the Top 20 are Keith Zavrel, Patrick Conrad, Brian Finney, Scotty Crockett, Jny Middleton, Don Hale Jr., Brock Oglesby, Mike Franklin Jr., and Dalton Zehr. Also on the program . C U S TO M L U N C H *4.99 Boar's Head or Vienna Deli Sandwich. Your Choice Soup or Salad, And A Regular Soft Drink 'A Any Purchase Any of $10.00 withcoupon dents and seniors $10, children Saturday with the Sunbelt II and under FREE. 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Experience in sales and/or customer service preferred Fax 407-565-4545 or cal HR at 407-585-4500 Receptionist: Bilingual (Engllsh/Spanish) Good communications A customer service skills. FT. benefils available Call 407-324-2442 Site/Base Crew: Local work F/T wah benefits 407-322-8133 Secretory, F u l Tone. 97 00/hr, computer exp necessary, casual atmosphere. Call Julie. 407-323-8822 Seeking exp maintenance engineer, (root desk A night auditor Apply in person Holiday Inn Express 3401 S Orlando Dr. S E R V IC E TECHNICIAN/tN STALLER needed for tocaJ propane c o . experience is a ♦ but not necessary We offer a benefit package with F/T posrtxxi CVL with haze mat is required. 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ALL CLAIMS N O T FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERJOOS S E T FORTH IN SECTIO N 733.702 O F TH E FLORIDA PROBATE CO D E WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTW ITHSTANDING TH E TIM E PERIOD S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE A F TE R TH E D E C E D E N T S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The dale ol first pubticalion of tow Nooce W Aufrwt to. 2006. Herbert Aumont Personal Repreeenlalive 2403 Antigua CircW. 4C-3 Coconut Creek. Florida 33066 Peter A. Krauae Florida Bar No. 26S853 Krause 8 Goldberg. P A. 1792 Bel Tower Lane Weeton, FL 33326 Telephone: (954) 747-1400 FacwrvW. 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(17-92 • 8av-A-Lol Plaza) Santord, FL •407-320-1999 2530 S. Magnolia Avenue. Sanford, FI 32773 PH. 407-321-2808 Locally Owned and Operated Resident Manager On Site Lowest Rates AS Units Drive Up Monthly RenteJs A* Conditioned Units Available Boat. R V and Vafade Perking 24 H r , 7 Day Weekly Access ^L B R a a M w iM '.-j �Tn H auo L egals Lecals Legals Legals bta documentary and reoordtog too* are reqttood to be paid by to# torooaaafui bid­ der to to* sate Ful payment at an amount equal to to* hl^wel bid I* dua w*hto 24 houre filer toe adrerteed tone ol sate. Ai payment* aha#ba caah or guar­ anteed Instrument, mode payable to toe Clark ol to* Circua Court. Division, toe address ot whktoMPO. Boa KN*. Santord, Florida 32772-9099 Tha ot toe m*nn ana siTurmenort rairurv to comply CM result In sanc­ tion*. including dismissal or L ec als Dated on 7/14/2009. is h e r e b y o v e n M MELENOA J E 0 M S T0 N OR RICHARD S CASSELBERt » hotter of t w Mowing MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT •) tor ■ to ba N o o n . The number(s) and y*ar(t) ot ilu w C f , In* tmwJ\SmOn Of (hi by JUDITH ECKENROTH n o t ic e proparty, and ■ » nemajs) to SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA Oeputy Clark Pd**h: Jd y 20, 27. 2005 and Augual 3 . 10.2005 S107 Deled on 7/14/2008. w N cfilw i c n m n c A T i m -. m i yean OP JOE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tool WILLIAM E KIRCHHOFF, to* hoUar ot toa tofiowlng certtficaaa<a) ho* Mad aatd certificatota) tor a tax daad to ba leaned toereon. Tha >•— *>.#. fiwitoart*) and yaorfa) ol Nauanca, to* itoacnpOun ot toa proparty, and toa named) tn which P waa aaaaaaad la/ara a* A# of said property b*tog In to# County at Seminote. Sttoo at e m m e A n NOt t7 M YEAR O F ISSUANCE: 1*0* PARCEL ID# 35-19-30-5130700-0000 Paao Mton at Proparty LEO L O T S * ♦ 7 B L K 7 P W ELEVEL PBSPQ39 itowhtohi M FRAZIER Untaao ouch c*rtMc*te(s) tod ba tadaarwirt aceordtog to law, Mcrtoad to oucto ■) wB bo retd to too mgnwi o d o m h tno w w i tote □OO*, SvtnliOM vOUOiy Courthouae. Santord. Florida. Monday. A U O U r T M , 11 Dotod on 7/143000 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORD DsDutw Om k Putdati: July 20. 27. 2009 Mid August 3, 10. 2005 3105 U re e W h A m , Ln ■■. * . t * to m n w mi wmen BRUCE E AFTKEN Untoea auch rarttocated) aha# b* radaomed aceordtog to law, to* property deecrted to tuch eertficatad) w « ba toM to toa highaal butter at to* wool iront door, Seminole County Courthouae, Santord, Florida, On Monday. A U G UST I t , ItOOam. Payment of Sai* toa. appficabia documentary atamp tax** and reoordtog lea* are required to ba paid by to* auocaaaful bid­ der at Eta aai*. Ful payment at an amount equal to to* highaal bid la dua wltoto 24 houre altar tha advertted ton* ol Ml* A l payment* tha# be caah or guarantaed toatrumeot. mad* payable to the Clerk ot the Circuit Court Dated on 7/14/2009. to rlb a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that OPTIMUM FUND. IL C AMERICAN CHARTERED BANK, to* hotter of to* tofiowtog certificated) two Rod said cartHtato(«) tor a la* doad to ba laouad toaraan. Tha cortlllcato number(s) and yoar(s) ot laauanco, too description at too property, and tha fl*m*(s) to which a waa aaaoaaod la/are aa CERTIFICATE NO: T04 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IMS PARCEL ID# 35-19-30-5AJOCOO-037A DoacttoOen ot Property: LEG N 49 F T O F 8 05 F T OF LO TS 37 ♦ 3 » BLK C SOUTH SANFORD p s i wtot * 1'1AO MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E C IR C U IT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by JU01TH ECKENROTH Deputy Clerk Pubfiah: July 20. 27, 2009 and Augual 3.10. 2009 S108 Netie* ot Application tor Ta il NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that WILLIAM E KIRCHHOFF. to* hotdor ot the tofiowlng ceruficale(a) ha* tiled tax) certifi­ cated) tor a tax daad to ba iaauad thereon. The certificate number)*) and y*ar(a) ol iaauanc*. to* deecripBon ol to* ; ,,-tT H I H I Namot In which LYELLHINTZ aaaoaaod: A l ot aald proporty botog In too County ot Semmoia. State ot Florida. Unioaa auch c#rt4icai#<s) the# bo redoamod according to law. too proporty daaenbod to such certificate! t) wd ba oold to too highaal btddor at too woat front door. Sominolo County Courthouao. Santord. Florida, on Monday. A U G U ST 29. 2009. at 1100am. Payment ot Sola loo. applica­ ble documentary damp tare* and recording taoa are required to bo paid by to* tuccoaatul bid­ der at toe oaie Fun payment ot an amount aqual to to* highest bid la duo within 24 hour* attar to* advertised dm* ot sate. Afl payment* thal bo ca*h or guar­ anteed Inatrumont. made payable to too Clerk ot too Circuit Court Dated on 7/14/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Publah: July 20, 27. 2005 and Augual3. 10.2005 S106 Node* of Application tor Taa Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tiel MELENDA J EDM1STON DR RICHARO S CASSELBER­ RY. to# holder ol to# tallowing certificated) ha* Med *»d cer­ tificated) tor a la* deed to be aaued toereon. The certificate number(i) and y#ar(»| ot issuance. to* description ot to* property, and to# named) In which 4 waa assessed ta/are aa m F K A T E NO: 709 YEAR ISSUANCE: IM S id # DaecrtpOon of Property LEO L O T 1 BLK E LONG WOOD PARK PS 11 PO to A l of eakl property being In to* County at Samtool*. State ol Poymanl at Sato too. bio documentary pomp texe* and raoardtog looo are required to ba ptod by too auecaaoM biddor at too iota. Fu> poymont at on amount erped to too Ntfteel bid la duo wltoto 24 houre ottor too etteerleed Oma ot oala. A# paymanta ttio# ba eaati or guaronload tootrumont, mada poyoblo to too Ctark at too OreuM Court. iRCEL 0-0410 PARCEL IO# 20-20-30-901* 0€00-0010 35-19-30-5AJ- eenpeon ot Property LEG 41 BLK C SOUTH SAN\0 PB I PG 94 net in which m assed U L D L GIVENS ol *aid property being n to# nty ot Serranole. Slate of to* tuch certificated) shal ideemed *ccordmg to law. voperty deserted n tuefi catett I w* be sold to toe lit bitter at toe w*»t tronl Seminole County toou*# Santord. Florida. Pay AUGUST 29, 2009 al mere at Set# toe *cx*ca U tn w r a y Mamp tea** eccrdmg tee* are regmed pa* by toa surceesAX tad I toe *ata Fik payment cX ruae equal to toe tmfm* au* * e m 24 t o r t i cX to* l«r to to toe Ctork tX »w CERTIFICATI NO: 1(21 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: tME MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALOM E HARFORD Deputy Clerk P u b * * July 20. 27. 2008 and August 3. 10.2008 8110 NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tool WACHOVIA BANK N A A S C U ST/TR U STEE FOR PLYM OUTH PARK TAX SERVICES It LLC, too hotter ol to* taEowtog corMctoed) ha* M d atod o*rt8k*M(i) tor a toa d**d to b* issued toereon. The ceroficat* number! ■) and y**r(a) of iaauanre. to* daaerpaon at to* property, and to* nemeje) In w tachtw i CEITnFtCATI NO: JEEE YEAR PARCEL 10# 11-21-29-300007H-0000 Deacnpfion ot Proporty: LAND ONLY LO CATED M SE C 11 TW P 218 ROE 29 E SEQ 29 FT S OF NW COR OF SW 1/4 OF BW I N R U N E 948.79 F T S 337.93 F T W 944 83 F T N 337.92 F T TO BEG (LESS RDS) L lw w u w |^a 1—,u a a a e e a a rfi iniwTwi- in wmen U M tsto , GOLF PLACE AT ALTAMONTE LLC A l of aald propany botog In to* County of Samtool*. Stats ol Ftorkta. Ltotees auch certlficaled) aha* be redeemed aceordtog to low, toa proparty daecdbed In auch cerWcale!*) wtE be sold to to* M g m t bklcktf *t t w w w t from door, Samtool* County CourthouM. Santord. Florida, on Monday. A U G UST 29. 2008, at 11:00*m. Payment ot Sal* to*. app*cabie documentary stamp taxaa and recordtog teas are raqired to ba paid by toe *ucc***fui bid­ der at to* aai*. Ful poymont ot an amount aqual to toa high**! bid la dua within 24 hour* at to* advent*ed Dm* Ot Mia. A l payments thal be caah or guar­ anteed instrument, mad* payable to tha Clark ol to* Circuit Court Dated on 7/14/2009. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E C IR C UIT CO U R T .SEM INOLECOUNTY. FLORIOA [by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy dark PubAah: July 20. 27. 2009 and August 3, tO. 2009 S ilt PARCEL 10# 20-20-30-501OtOO 0000 tor Taa Description ol Proporty: LEG L O T 8 BLK I LONOW OOO PARK PB I I PQ 10 Nam** In which assessed O IU E R REALTY A CONSTR C O INC A# ot text proporty being to the County oi Semtoofe, State ot Florida. Unieaa auch cartificale<i) *ha# be redeemed according to law, to* propany deecrted In auch certificated) * * be aotd to to* highest better al the west front door. Seminole County Courthouae. Santord. Florid*, on Monday, A U G U S T 29, 2009, at 11 00am. Payment ot Sal* tee. applica­ ble documentary (tamp tax** and recording lee* are required to be paid by to* aucceaafui bid­ der at to* tala Fui payment ot an amount equal to toe higheat bid i* dua wttom 24 hour* attar the advertised Dm* ol aai*. AX payment* sha« be caah or guar­ anteed inatrumenl, made payable to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated on 7/14/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by JUDITH ECKENROTH Deputy Clerk Publish July 20. 27. 2005 and Augual 3. 10. 2005 SI09 Notice of Application tor Tax Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that HELEN T MERNANOEZ to* holder ot to* Mowing certifi­ cated) haa tiled (aid carol!cal*<s| lor a tax daad to be issued toereon. The certificate number (t) and y#ar(s) ol iaauanc*. toe deaenpoon ot toe property, and to* named) to whch 4 was assessed war* as CERTIFICATE NO: 1943 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 199# PARCEL ID# 20-20-30- 501OJOO-0130 Description ot Property LEG LOT 13 BLK J LONOWOOO PARK PB It PO 10 Names m which assessed BRUCE E AITKEN Al ot said property bamg n Vi* County of Senenot# State of FprIda Uni*** such carMcaMtl she* be redeemed acxcxtang to lew. toe property oetertoed n such cerktx «**!*) ■* be aotd to toe tugrtet tatter to toe weto bur* Hour tem nde County Courthouae Santoro Ftonda on MunOer A U G U tt 29 Peywere J L m tee *4* * August 10 A II. 2005 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MLHM AS C U S T (MON­ TANA). to* holder of toa tofiow­ lng certificateti) haa Mad said certificate! *) tor a lax deed to ba i**u*d toereon. Tha ceroficat* number!*) and y*ar(*) ot iaauance. toa deecnpQon ol toa proporty, and to* named) In which a waa aa«aa«ad la/ara as CERTIFICATE NO: 3094 YEAR O F ISSUANCE: 2002 PARCEL 10# 11-21-29-300007F-0000 Deacnpfion ot Property: BLDG ONLY LOCATED IN SEC tt TWP 21S ROE 29E BEG 25 FT S OF NW COR OF SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 RUN E 545.78 FT S 337 53 FT W 944 83 F T N 337 52 FT TO BEO (LESS ROS) Names m which assessed: GOLF PLACE AT ALTAMONTE LLC AS ol said property being m to* County ot Semmoia. State ot Ftonda. Unless such certificated) max be redeemed according to law. to* property described In such certificate!*) wil be sold to to* highest bidder al to* weet front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Ftonda. on Monday. A U G UST 29, 2008. al 1100am Payment of Sale fee. appficabi* documentary stamp taxes and racordlng lees are required to be paxt by toe successful (ud­ der at the sale Ft# payment ot an amount equal to toe lughaei bid ra due within 24 hours (her to* advertised time at tale. Al paymanta srta# be caah or guar­ anteed instrument. mad* payable to to* Clark ot tha Circuit Court Dated on 7/14/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Pubfiah July 20. 27. 2005 and August 3. 10. 2005 A l credWui i ot to and other persona having derma or demands against OaoadanTa estate, on whom a copy ot toi* noace la required to ba served muat Me toefi define wito Eke Court WITHIN TH E LATER O F 3 M ONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER TH E DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE O N THEM or demands Decedanre aatato muat Me Eta* dalm* wito Vka court WTTHOI 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Myou are a person wito a dto- NOTW ITHSTANDING TH E TIM E PERIOO S E T FOR TH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS O R MORE A FTER TH E D E C E D E N TS DATE O F DEATH IS BARRED. in tot* proceedkig. you are anatad, atno coattoyou. toto*pro­ of certain aaaittanc*. contact Court IN RE ESTATE OF GILBERT SHAW MAXWELL. JR.. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The arfirereefiafiun <J to* eatate at GtLbCHT &MAt* MAXWELL JR . dereased wriuee dare (A daeto was M e U . X X * FSe tesnber Xtofi-CJr <347 apand rg • M le e m r * G reat C u r t tor (s ix ty f iu d i to m im W DOUGLAS & TOMUNSON P O Boa 4010 Wtnlar Park, FL 32793 Iwi m j/ i r*onn rira Avenue, SfirXord, Florida 32771, IKiphnra (407) 998-4227. wkhIn (2) worklnq day* of your fvci^R w i rwDCt ot nfaraiQ. H you are hearing or vote# krpared. cal TOO 1-(900>-9559T71. Dal*on: Augat 3, 2008 TERRANCE H. DiTTMER. ESQ Attorney lor Personal Ctartt d toe Orcu* Court tax------- — ■ n Florida Bar No 210471 Poat Offlc* Box 540087 Orlando. FL 32994-0097 (407) 943-0048 0 ]F* UNKNOWN SP O U SE OF TERRY S C O TT LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 939 CROWS BLUFF LANE SANFORO. FL 32773 fx « x «r - ROBERT F. JUMPER A/K/A ROBERT JUMPER, *1 aL YO U ARE NOTIFIED tool an action tor Foreclosure of Mortgage on to* toaowtng NOTICE OF ACTION TO : R OBERT F. JUMPER A/K/A ROBERT JUMPER L/K/A 1439 STARGAZER TER ­ RACE. SANFORD. FL 32771 DEBORAH A. MARKET A/K/A DEBORAH MARKEY L/K/A 1439 STARGAZER TER ­ RACE, SANFORD, FL 32771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED tool m i chon for Foreclosure of Mortgage on toa LO T 94. RETREAT AT WEKIVA. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 59. PAGES 32 THROUGH 34. INCLUSIVE OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOfltOA you and you are required to aarva a copy of your written Helens ss. X any. to a. on Marshal C. Watson. H Aaftnil^U Lea r 9 WKjflrey Kn RteLtajM ifwif lint, nTvaW is 1800 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120, FT. LAUOEROALE. a 33309 wNNn tofrty (30) days after to* Drat pubic*Bon of f i t NoBot Ivy (fit (PYbbbb p u t* * In THE SANTORO NCRA ID ) arxt Ma to* original wito toa Clark of tola Court sttoar bator* sarvto* on FlaintNrs attor­ ney or Immadtelafy thereafter; otherwise a default wM be entered sgWneT you tor Eta refief c w n a rn o in bib eumpiawrTi. Deputy Ctark Pubfish: 2008 T041 Pubiah: August 3,10, 2009 TOCO A O V E R m S H U N T O F SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN toot to* undsraigned Wands to batow to antorc* a under toe Florid* Self Storage Faculty Act Statu** (Section 93.901-S3 900). The undersigned w* •#* at public sale by compeOfive bid­ ding on to* 2991 at AuguM . 3909 at 2-00 pm, on to* prami*aa where said property ha* bean stored and which ire Inrilad al Ample Storage Center, 100 Ample Court. 2900 West Airport Boulevard, County ot Saminol*. State ol Ftonda. to* toaowtng: Customer* Nam* Description ot Goods Unit# Lanneil Wdkams •B020 Furniture. Fish Tank, Stereo Majestic Leasing Corp/Midtast Wlemer - B012 Copier. Vacume Cleaner, Construction Equip. Cfippar, 2 Compreaaore. Shoals. Furniture, Bob Cal TV#* !Janjaxi IViac •0003 " " Book*. Box* *. Ctotoa*. Mini Purchases musi be paid tor al to* Dm* ol purchase m cash only AX purchased item* sold a* Is. where Is, and must be removed at to* ttm* of Si Sal* subject to cancelation In to* event ol settlement between owner and obligated party. Bidder* mual ba signed In prior to start ol auction to bid on unrta. ThM * to* 28to day of July. 2009 Publish: August 3. 10. 2009 T0O4 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 08-DR-1334206A-K IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF DAVIN RAY BUTIKOf ER. NOTICE OF ACTION FOR STEPPARENT ADOPTION ANO NOTICE OF HEARING TO JACKIE DUANE HEASLEY 1219 Windsor Way Norman. OK 73099-5338 Data ot Birth: May 8. 1974 Race White Hair Color Brown Eye Color: Brown Height: 5 tool 10 rich** Weight ISO pounds Name to be wren child DAVIN RAY BUTIKOf ER F/Va DAVIN RAY HEASIEY Birthplace San Antonio Bexar County Texas YOU ARE NOTIFIED thal an action has been filed sgamel your and that you are required to serve a copy ol your wnttan defenses. 4 any. to * on STAN­ LEY U. SILVER. ATTORNEY AT LAW. P A . whose address • 1220 Douglas Av# . Suit* 201. longwood. FL 32779. on or before September 7. 2005 and file the Original with toe dork ol ova court at X I N. Parti Avenue. Santord. FL 32771. before serv­ ice on Pefifianer or xnmeikataty thereafter It you tax to do so, ■ default may D* entered against you tor toe refiei demanded to Copies ol aX court document* to ■us case mclufing orders, are avaXabl* at file Clark ot to* Circuit Court* Okie# You mey review toes* documents upon You must keep to* Ctark ot S'# Cecu4 Court * Office notfied of your curreri addr*M I You may IX* f*o*c# of Curt# « Addree* Ftonda Supreme Court Approved Fsmky Law Form Act 10. 17. 24. 3t. •f THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I9TH JUOICtAL CNKUT. M ANO FOR 8UBN0LE COUNTY, FLORIOA OimtRAL JUW80ICTKM OfVttlON CASE NO: BACA-1949-14L WELLS FARGO BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TR U STEE FOR FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN TR U S T 2003-FFH2. PLAINTIFF, VS. PATRICK A. SCHARFF. IF LIVING. AND IF OEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R A N TEES ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U S TE ES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST PATRICK A SCHARFF; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F PATRICK A. SCHARFF. IF ANY, OREAMA R, MELTON. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAO. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G B AN TECSj ASglO N EES LllN O R S . ' CREDITORS. TR U STEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TER ES T BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST DREAMA R. MELTON. UNKNOWN SPO USE O F DREAMA R MELTON. IF ANY; LIVE OAK RESERVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.: NELSON FUNERAL HOME: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN AN TS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE :s HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Granting toe Motion to Reset Foreclosure Sal* daled July 29. 2009 entered in C M Case No. 04-CA1045-M L of to* O ram Court of the tSTH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. Santord. Florida. I w* sal to to# highest and best U tta r tor cash al the East Front Door at toa SEMI-. HOLE County Courthouse locat­ ed it M l N. Park Avenua In Santord. Florida, at tt 00 am. on toe 1st day ol September. 2009 the following described property a* set forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to­ wn LO T 415. LIVE OAK RESERVE UNIT TWO, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK Bt. PAGES 32 THROUGH 39. INCLUSIVE. AS RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA; SAID LANO SITUATE. LYING AND BEING IN SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Oxled this 1st day ot August. 2005 (CIRCUIT CO URT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By; Mary Stroup* Deputy Clerk Birth Data May 21. 1996 S 112 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO URT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FH* Number 2009^9-1347 UNDER S E C TIO N 93089. FLORIOA STATUTES, FAILURE TO FILE A W R ITTEN RESPONSE T O THIS NOTICE WITH TH E C O U R T OR TO APPEAR AT TH IS HEARING C O N S TITU TE S GROUNDS UPON WHICH TH E CO U R T SHALL ENO ANY PARENTAL RIGHTS YOU MAY HAVE REGARDING TH E MINOR CHILD ALL CLAIMS N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha dale ol to* Mat pubttoMto* ot to* Note# N August 3, 2009. SANFORD. FL 32773 LENDER. w a ■ ■ - * n . M l 111 b e * A 1- f c u a j n n k—A Joint rw oon for Mopoort oy Etapparent haa been filed There wM ba a hearing on to* Joint PaMton tor AdopOon by Stepparent bator* Judge Dobra S. Matson, on toe I9to day of Saplambar. 2009. at 130 p m in room her court oum of toe Seminot* County Courthouse located at 301 North Park Avenue, Santord. Florida 32771 The court haa reaervad 19mtnules tor this hearing Pubfish in: THE SEMINOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 S. University Drive Suit* 500 Plantation, FL 33324 (954)230-6000 04-31400 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. parsons with dtsabififies needing a special accom­ modation should contact CO URT ADMINISTRATION at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407465-4227. I800-955-9771 (TOO) or I 800955-8770. via Florida Relay Seme* Pubfiah August to. 17. 2005 T035 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEM NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ENVISION C A M NO Qfi-CA-1 MO-14 1 Ing ■ ipBcii l accommodation to e je ftae a *e l m —--*■*- ^ ri re pBxiVCipaTB M Y ITMi pfocBBomo should contact ih* Court Administrator at 301 N. Parti Avanu*. Santord FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)3234330 not later toan seven (7) days prior t o to# proceedkig It hearing impaired, (TDD) 1-900959-9771 or Vow* (V) 1-900959-9770 via Florida Relay W ITNESS my hand and Eta seal of tola Court toi* I day of August. 2005. WAMXMO ftuta 17 2#*. f u d < FemXf Lae Muto* iX PruceOur* i « i m *i certam susxxdx S e f ie u r r# guru MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REOrSTNATON S Y t t E U I h C M NOMXeEE FOR CO UN TRYW C* HOME LOANS #*C F4LA G OUHffrYW C* FLMCXFSG CORPORATION 04a A tJM HY.Afi N H / A i t A I L O T 12. SANFORO PLACE. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 33 THROUGH 35. OF TH E PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. you and you are reqtxred to aarv* a ettoV ol your written dafisna**. 4 any. to E on Marshs# C. Wataon, P .A, Attorney lor PtainMI, who** address is 1900 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120. FT. LAUDERDALE, a 33309 wMWi •fitly ( X ) days shar to* Ural publication ol tow None* In to* (Please publish tn TH E SAN­ FORO HERALD) and M* toa original wito toe Ctark of toi* Court sfiher bator* service on PWnttTaaitorrwyoYl *49 ba antarad agamst you tor u l# T999T O tfTV anutO El B i# C orn- In Aa Clerk of toe Court By Carol Moore A* Oaputy Clark Pubfish: (Please pubfiah in The Santord Hereto) Pubfish: August 10. 17. 2009 T038 M TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL OWtSION C A M NO.: 08-CA-1339-14-L AAMES FUNDING CORPORATION Q/B/A AAMES HOfiXE LOAN. Court al 301 N. Parti Avenue. Santord a 32771, Telephone Number (407)3234330 not talar toan seven (7) days prior to toe proceedtog. if hearing Impaired, (TOO) 1-900955-8771 or Wtic* (V) t995-9770 via Florida JtrylrBI W ITNESS my fumd and to* seal ot to* Court tow 3 day ol August. 2009 Maryann* Morse Aa Ctark of to* Court By Afisha Cyrus As Deputy Ctark Pubish: (Ptaaaa publish in The Santord Herald) Pubfish: August 10. 17.2005 T038 M TH E CIRCUrT CO U RT of th e irm DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TR U S T COMPANY, AS TR U STEE FOR CARRINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST. SERIES 2004-NCI ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, v*. VALERIE J. BRUNN, at al. | .1 NOTICE OF ACTION, j PlamtHI, ARNIM HERNANDEZ, at at Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ARNIM HERNANDEZ (Last Known Address. 388 Notre Dam* Drive, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714) YOU ARE NOTIFIED thal an action lor Foreclosure of Mortgage on the following described property: LO T 38. BLOCK 2. WEATHERSFIELD FIRST ADDITION. ACCORDING T O TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 99 ANO 97. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. has been filed agwnsi you and you are required u serve a copy of your written defense*. X any. to 4. on Marshall C. Watson. P A , Attorney tor Ptamfift. whose address is 1900 NW 49TH STREET. SUITE 120, FT LAUD­ ERDALE. FL 33309 withm thirty (30) days alter to* first publica­ tion ol this Nobce in the (Please publish n TH E SANFORD HER­ ALD) and file to* original with to* Clerk ol tots Court either before service on Plaintins attor­ ney or mvnerkatery thereafter, otherwise a dsfault will be entered agamst you tor to* refiei demanded xi the oomptaml In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Persons w4h Disabilities need­ ing s special accommodation to participata m this proceeding should contact the Court Administrator al 301 N. Park Avsnu*. Santord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)3234330 nor later than seven (7) days prior to to* proceeding If hearing mpaeed. (TDD) 1 800955-8771 or Voice (V) 1-800955 8770 via Florida Raiay Service* WITNESS my hand and the seal ol tow Court tow 3 day of August. 2005 . TO ANGEL RIVERA - - ^ LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 502 Orange Drive, Unit 23 Altamonte Spring*, a 32701 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor Foreclosure ol Mortgage on tha following described property: LOT 19. GOLDIE MANOR. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 13, PAGE 71. OF TH E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. a O R IOA. has been Med against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, 4 any. to 4, on Marshall C. Watson. P A . Attorney lor PlamUN, whose address is 1800 NW 49TH S TR E E T SUITE 120. FT LAUOEROALE, FL 33309 withm thirty (30) oays alter to* first publication of tow Notice in to* (Ptaaaa pubfish in THE SAN­ FORO HERALD) sod file to* original wito toe Clerk ol tow Court either before service on Plxxitrtl s attorney or xnmedwtaty thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the refiei demanded m toe com­ plaint In accordance with the Americans with DwabXrtie* Act Persons with Disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in Ihw proceeding should contact toe Court Administrator at M l N. Park Avenue. Santord FL 32771. Telephone Number (407)3234330 not later toan seven (7) day* prior to toe proceeding 4 hearing impaired (TDD) 1 800955-9771 or Voce (V) 1-800 955-8770 via Ftonda Relay Services W ITNESS my hand and toe seal ol tow Court tow 3 day ol August. 2005 Maryanna Morse As Clerk of toe Court By Afisha Cyrus As Oaputy Ctark Pubfish (Please pubfish xi The Santord Heraid) Pubfish August 10. 17. 2005 TOM Maryame Morse As Clerk of to* Court By AJwha Cyrus As Oeputy Clerk IN THE CO U N TY CO U R T OF THE EIGHTEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 05-CC-45-20S Pubfish (Please pubfish at The Sanford Herald) Pubfish August 10. 17. 2005 T037 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: O S-CA-IM t-14-O U S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE Of CSFBABS TRUST SERIES HEAT 2002-4 TERRY SCOTT *t M Gelwxlwfi* M3 tlC t O# ACTION TO TINNY IC O n LAST M i Q M i ALUM! 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Florida 32751 Pubfish: August 10. 17. 2009 T040 9,2009 N O D C8 O F A P U B U C HCARINQ T O COHSIDflR TH E ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY TH E CITY O F SANFORO, FLORIOA Notice I* hereby given that a Public Hearing w* be held in the Commission Chambers at to* City Hal in toe City ol Santord. Ftonda. at 700 o'clock PM. on Monday Augual 22, 2008, to consider to* adoption ol tn ordinsnee by to* City ol Santord. Florida. Mto ol which w aa toi- ORDINANCE NUMBER 3993 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL AND REVISION OF TME PRO­ VISIONS OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SANFORO PERTAINING TO THE MANAGEMENT OF THE HUMAN RESOURCES/PERSONNEL FUNCTIONS O F CITY OF SANFORO GOVERNMENT; PROVIDING FOR A COMMIT­ M ENT TO EQUAL EMPLOY­ M ENT OPPORTUNITY; PRO­ VIDING FOR A COMMITMENT AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT. PROVIDING FOR THE RECREATION O FI, THfi CIVIL SERVICE BOARD; PROVIDING FOR LEG ISLA-1, TIVE FINDINOS/tNTENT. PRO­ VIDING FOR IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS; PROVIDING FOR CONTIN UATION IN O FFICE FOR CIVIL SERVICE BOARD MEMBERS. PROVIDING FOR DELEGATIONS TO THE CITY MANAGER; PROVIDING FOR A HUMAN RESOURCES MAN­ UAL: PROVIDING FOR CON­ FLICTS AND HEPEALS. PRO­ VIDING FOR NO AFFECT ON THE RIGHTS OF UNION MEM­ BERS; PROVIDING FOR SEV­ ERABILITY, PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION ANO PROVID­ ING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy shall be available al toe office ol toe City Clerk lor all per­ sons dewing to eiartune toe same All parties m interest and alliens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing By order ol toe City Commission ol toe City ot Santord. Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEED INGS S H O U IO C O N TA C T THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407330-5626 48 HOURS IN AOVANCE O F THE MEETINO ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a person dead** to appeal a deci­ sion made with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ot toe proceedings, including toe testi­ mony and evidence, which record i* not provided by the C4yol Santord (FS 298 0105) Cynthia Porter. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 10, 2005; <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/4a1e496c77491fe1be4ba2e79c407c7b.pdf bed32054083e9507cef85a2c112a84bf PDF Text Text W e e k e n d : S u n day , N o v e m b e r 6, 2005 T h e S H a n f o r d e r a l d 50C Vol. 114, No. 21 • Copyright © 2005 Tho Sanford Herald CRA endorses 20-story project B y Liana Edlxon Herald Slaff SANFORD — Developers of a 20story residential project on the shores of Lake Monroe nave al least one city board on their side. Members of the Downtown Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) voted unanimously to support to the River's Edge, a proposed 24story condominium project, that has now been scaled back to 20 stories. The CRA also approved the developers' request that the board recommend the project receive stormwater credits from the city. The vote to support is only a recom­ mendation and does not carry legisla­ tive authority. Both the Sanford City Commission and the city's Planning and Zoning Commission must approve theproject before it can be built. Tne River's Edge project is proposed to be built on 9.36 acres at 750 Fulton Street behind The Sanford Ffcrald County’s silence deafening to stadium - J neighbors » im Thornton Park developer sh o w s interest In Sanford, See Pago 9A building and would span out like a fan to Sem inole Boulevard and U.S. 17/92/Frcnch Avenue. Developer Mchbub Manjii, of Quality Real Estate Etevelopers LLC in Longwood, was present at tne meeting. "We'll have much more open spaa* T r ip f o r t w o Lako Howell and Orangowood Christian won regional titles Thursday night to earn a trip to tho 2005 FHSAA Girts Volleyball Finals at Tho Lakoland Contor starting on Thursday. Coming Home guards Herald Staff Herald Staff A ge G a m e s s ta rt The annual Golden Age Games (or our moro senior friends start this wook in Sanford S m C o lu m n , P a g o 4 A So* S to ry , P a g o S A Sheriff's office places no wake signs on river SANFORD — Tho Seminole County Sheriffs Office has iastalled "NO WAKE" signs along the St. Johns River in order to protect structures and property in areas where the water Iras risen sig­ nificantly. These no wake areas are identified as areas within eyesight of a structure, from Lake 1famey to Lake Jessuo, and from 1-4 west to the power line crossing. Tire Sheriffs Office is asking boaters to take extra precautions in these areas in order to avoid damage to prop­ erty. Boater, are personal­ ly responsible for any damage caused by the wake they leave behind. Marine units will be patrolling these areas througliout tire w e e k e n d .__________ S e m in o l e S m il e C h o r U i Do v m — Auooul* oganl, NtPoowid* Inwronca ond Financial Sarvicat. Sanford Grand junto By Steve Paradle By Steve Paradis G o ld e n See Edge, Page 9A getcase involving S«« S p o rti, P o g * IB SANFORD — Seminole County commissioners admitted residential neighborhoods will face impacts from a proposed football stadium at the University of Central Florida, but the problems will be limited and the county will mediate traf­ fic snarls. "There is no reason for us to try to get involved with it," said Sem inole County Chairman Carlton Henley. "Tne problem is we have no jurisdiction." The proposed 45,0IX)-seat stadium would Ih- located just across llu* border in Orange County. Henley also said there are people in favor of the stadium. Those against the location, he said, should bring their concerns to Orange County. Carillon homeowner and citi­ zen group leader Michael Proctor has tried to meet with anyone in Seminole County gov­ ernment who would listen him. He has more than 600 residents opposed not to the stadium, but to its location on the northern end of the UCF campus. UCF will hold a public hear­ ing on the proposed stadium Nov. 9. Proctor objects to what he called Sem inole County's silence on the impact the stadi­ um will have on the surrounding neighborhoods with noise, traf­ fic, crime and other issues. He wanted the county to retract its previous submission than we had before," local architect Jerry Mills said. The project will have more than 1,000 parking spaces above and below so that they meet city parking regula­ tions. They have also scaled the project back to 47 units per acre, to make the project more palatable, Mills said of all the changes. Originally, they were planning on having 42,000 square feet of retail space SANFORD — State Attorney Norm Wolfinger's office said more review is warranted in the case of two white security guards who shot and killed a black youth in July, so attorneys will pres­ ent the facts of the investiga­ tion before a Seminole County grand jury this week. A new grand jury will con­ vene Monday in Sanford, and Assistant State Attorney Wayne Holmes said he should be able to present the case Tuesday altemoon. "Tills Is the type of case to present to a grand jury," Holme* said Thursday. Confusion about what actual­ ly happened In the early morning hours of July 16 makes tills a good example of what a grand jury is all about, he said. About 3 a.m. on July 16, McGill was driving a car without a license and drop­ ping off a friend at Country Lake Apartments near Seminole High School. TVvo armed security guards, Bryan P. Ansley and his employee William Swofford, approached the vehicle. According to police reports, the guards fired into the car when they thought McGill was driving toward them. Two bullets hit the driver, one fatally through his heart. H*r«M p h oto* by Tommy Vlnconl Above, the Seminole High School tuba team joins the marching band In preparing tor the 2005 Homecoming parade Thursday evening. The Seminole football team, right, waves to the crowd as they move down the RiverWalk on the back ot a flatbed truck. The annual parade is just one ol many activities planned (or homecom­ ing weekend. One float In the parade mocked roasting a greyhound because the Notes played Lyman Friday. Sm Jury, Page 10A Sm Stadium, Page 8A Dialysis center gives doctors more control Health Dept, issues flu drug scam warning Knight honored By Llane Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — Earlier this week a new dialysis center opened up on 1st Street across from Central Florida Regional Hospital. Dialysis Services of Central Honda was opened up by a physicians group, so that the doctor's had direct oversight into their patients' care. Dialysis is the long-term treatment lor renal failure, more commonly known as kidney failure Mary Rowley, a registers nurse for DSCF, explained that patient s who have rciwl disease an? left with kidneys that can no longer clean the toxins, or regulate sodium and potassium Is that enter the body. Dotty. levels t'hen patients come in for dialysis treatWhen it they are hooked up to machines that ment. h t n M photo by Tommy 1 On Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 8 a m., e ceremony to dedicate ^ at Lake Golden took place at the picnic pavilion O rta^-San tord International Airport. On hand were Larry Dale. owner'* wita, Margaret, hi* daughter, Donna Lynn, and nophow. Todd SANFORD — The epidemiology program at Seminole County Health Department urges residents to be aware of several recent scams involving the prescription drug Tamiflu, used in the treatment of influenza. In the interest of capitalizing from the public's concerns regarding pan­ demic influenza, some individuals are illegally stockpiling and advertising the drug Tamiflu for resale. Spam emails are beginning to circulate regarding the availability of the drug through ques­ tionable retail agents. To avoid being a victim of fraud, res­ idents should be aware of following information: Individuals should not rely on web­ sites that will provide their clients with a prescription for a medicine without a true doctor-patient relationship. The U.S. Food and Drug Sm Scam, Pag* 3A Sm Center, Page 9A O H SALE BY SAMFORD H ISTO RICAL SO CIETY, IH C. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A CALENDAR I t N �Page 2 A T he H erald Sunday. November 6. 2005 Sem in o l e Sum m ary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Coward C om m ission: D isney's new animated movie “Chicken L ittle” opened nationwide yesterday. Unfortunately for south Seminole County residents our elect­ ed representatives have been playing Chicken Little for several months now regarding a proposed football stadium for the University o f Central Florida. The stadium is currently proposed for the north end of UCF's campus, which Around the Clock sits on the O range County side of the S e m in o le / O r a n g e county line. Seminole residents in that area have repeatedly asked county com m ission­ ers to address poten­ tial impacts on their neighborhoods the stadium could gcncrby Dan Ping ate like traffic, noise * * * * * * * * * and lighting. The com m issioners have taken an uncharacteristic stance. “We have no ju risd iction," said Chairman Carlton Henley. Ha, when has that stopped the county from sticking it's nose in other people's business. Ask any official from one of Seminole County's seven cities if the coun­ ty hasn't tried to strong arm the munici­ palities on issues of planning and zoning. To be fair, the issue does rest with Orange County, but our elected officials — most of whom have stressed the impor­ tance of addressing major issues with an eye toward regional solutions — are curi­ ously timid on expressing an official posi­ tion. The university was built before the sub­ divisions, and I think that should be given merit as school officials plan UCF's future. But the residents have some valid concerns and aren’t just falsely proclaiming that "the sky is falling." Unfortunately for them, their com missioner have become a little chicken. Barely scrap in g by: Exxon M obil reported last week that it made a profit of S10 billion during it's most recent 3-month financial period. That brings Exxon's yearto-date profit to $25 billion with one quar­ ter rem aining. Royal D utch S h e ll announced $9 billion in profits for the quarter, double what it made in the com ­ parable quarter in 2004. Marathon O il posted a mere $770 million quarterly prof­ it. but that was more than triple the profit Inc company made for the same period last years. So tell me again why we can't charge the oil companies with price gouging tor lack­ ing up the prices after the hurricanes? And the w inner is ... : Last week's Around The Clock Reader Forum spon­ sored by W illow Tree Restaurant generat­ ed trem endous response. I must have niside the questions too easy because near­ ly everyone was correct In naming the four mayors who served prior to Linda Kuhn. Those who missed the question did so because they improperly spelled Mayor Bcttye Sm ith's first name - that silent "e " will get you every time. In addition to Smith, the correct answer included mayors Brady Lessard, Larry D ale and Lee Moore. H te winner of the $15 gift certificate to Willow Tree is D iane Legge. Diane's name was drawn from all the correct entries. Interestingly enough, Diane went one fur­ ther than everyone else by naming Sonny Rayburn as one of the former mayors Good job Dianel This w eek's ATC Reader Forum i„ another trivia question. With Veterans' Day coming up next Friday (don't forget the parade downtown at 10 a m.), a rnilitary theme is in order. Name the Sanford resident who rose to the rank o f brigadier general and accept­ ed the Japanese surrender at M indanao Island in the Phlllppians on Sept 8, 1945. A few hints: This man was born in sou th Carolina and moved to Sanford in 1915. He served in the National Guard from 1917 through the end of World War II. He died on Pearl Harbor Day 1982. and he lias a road named after him. Still don't know the answer? Then visit the Sanford Museum at 520 E. 1st St. This m an's sword and copy of the surrender papers are on prominent display. Submit your entry by mail (P.O. Box 1667, Sanford FL 32772), e-mail (dpingMscrninoleherald.com, subject line. 'ATC Reader Forum ") or stop by the offices at 3410 N. French Ave. The deadline s 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10. A winner will be selected from a random drawing of all correct answers. © O ut & A bout Costume Party Grace United Methodist Church of Lake Mary will hold its annual Fall Festival ‘ ' a.m. to 3 p.m. at 499 N. Country Club Drive. Lunch will be available at 11:30. Call 407-322-1472. A Country Picnic will be held at Big Oaks Ranch, 1900 Brumlcy Road in Chuluota, from noon to 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District. $10 per person. For tickets, call 407-321-8212. SUN The 31st annual Golden Age Games will be held through Nov. 12. HQ is now open at the Sanford Civic Center, 401 E. Seminole Blvd. Cost is $8 per event and $2 for additional event. Check out www.ci.sanford.fl.us. MON The Winter Springs City Commission will hold a spe­ cial meeting in the commis­ sion chambers at 6:30 p.m. to discuss settlement of storm related damages resulting from sewer system backups during Hurricane Charley. H snld photo by Tommy Vtnconl Spreading a little Halloween cheer with a vtslt to a local assisted King home, these costumed cubes pose for a group photo with their moms — that's MOMS — an acronym h r Moms Offering Moms Support. The trick or treaters visited Four Seasons assisted living faettty west of Sanford and brought smiles to the residents. Drug related • Richard Young, 23, of Altamonte Springs, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday in the 3700 block of Orlando Drive. Police took him into custody as he reportedly fit the description of a suspect in an armed robbery. He was also wanted on a warrant out of Seminole County for failing to appear on a charge of possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. After his arrest, he was again charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. • Jams Paul Hoover. 48, listed as liomelewi, was arrested by Sanford police on Oct. 18, In the 3200 block of Orlando Drive. Police were called when he refused to leave a motel. He was charged with pos­ session of a controlled substance, possession of narcotics equipment disorderly intoxication, and tres­ passing - failing to leave property on order of the owner. T h e ft. • Perry Lee Lawson, of Summerlin Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Wednesday at a store in the 3600 block of Orlando drive. He reportedly took some CDs from the store without pay­ The John Howland Colony, Society of Mayflower Descendants will meet at the Mayflower Retirement Community Center, 1620 Mayflower Court in Winter Park, at noon. $14. For reservations, call Shirley at 407-81-9388. He was charged with battery touch or strike, (dom estic vio­ lence). He was also charged with violation of probation /community control. • Brenda L. Wright, 33, of Rose Hill Trail, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at a busi­ ness in tne 3600 block of Orlando Drive. She was charged wilh aggravated batten’, giving false information in order to obtain a refund, and resisting property recovery from a retail merchant. ing. He was charged with petty larceny. • Ashley Marie Scheldt, 21, of DcBary. was arrested by Sanford police* Thursday at a slim* in Seminole Towne Center. Officers said she took a $50 ring, put It on her finger, and left the store with­ out paying. She was charged with retail theft. A iM ult - Battery • Cindy Lou Witten, 40, of Palmetto Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at her resi­ dence following an altercation with a male. She was charged with battery - touch or strike (domestic violence). • Kevin Lowe, 19, of El Porta] Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Tliesday at his residence as the result of a fight with a male The seventh annual Adoption Drive will run through )an. 2, at Seminole County Animal Services, 232 Bush Blvd. in Sanford. Come visit the animal shelter. WED traffic Stops • Jimmy Terrile Womack, 30, of Elliott Street, was stopped by Sanford police Tuesday in front of his residence. He was charged ch.iree,! wilh driving with a suspended license. Sem inole S p o k e . Club will welcome newcomers at its monthly meeting at Heathrow Country Club at ‘ ‘ ■30 a.m. Call 407-688-2393. THU • Alex Bernard Wynn, 37, of West 10th Street, was stopped by Sanford police Friday, Oct. 28, fol­ lowing a chase near his residence. He was driving a four-wheeler, which was found to have been stolen out of Port Orange. He was charged with flecting/eluding police by refusing to slop, driving wilh a suspended license, and lar­ ceny-theft of over $300. The Sem inole County Animal Control Board will 232 Bush Blvd (Five Points). On the agenda is development of e ra n r s r r m W om en'. Club will presents fashion show by Beall's from H a m . to 12:30 p.m. at Maison & Jardin Restaurant 430 Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs. $19. For S S m " ” 7-*81- 19” WBUvaPsrkwsyButiHcbearingsset SANFORD — Tile Wekiva locations, and roadway characteris­ Parkway, one of the key elements in tics that minimize community and the Western Connector Program, is environmental impacts, while still moving forward through a Project Development and Environment needs” 8 cri,ical transportation Study. Local governments and state The study, which the Expressway P ^ m in a r y Authority and the Florida mutes. Based on government inpu t Department of Transportation — and data analysis, the initial alienDistrict 5 officially kicked off in merit alternatives are to be refirtd January 2005, lias yielded numer­ ous alignment alternatives for the r t p E S f r f " T * " and comment proposed 25-mile roadway. S i t o S S t S '* " " * * * * * * * The purpose of the study is to determine tile best alignment for the Wekiva Parkway, interchange • Orange County, Nov. 9, 5 to 8 T ieVVed jp.m., Apopka High School 555 W. • Lake County, Nov. 10, 5 to 8 P m., Lake Receptions, 4425 N. I lighway 19-A in Mount Dora; • Seminole County, Nov. 14, 5 to 8 p.m., San/ord Civic Center, 401 E Seminole Blvd, In Sanford. For more information, check out www.wekivacommittee.org. In addition to the Wekiva Parkway, the Western Connector Program includes the Maitland Boulevard Extension (Apopka Bypass) and the State Road 46 Bypass. Public elementary school lunch menu 8 B Gianni's Pizza Pepperoni or Cheese Pizza Steamed Broccoli Spunkmeyer Cookie Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk Beef & Cheese Nachos w/ Lettuce & Tomato Mexican Rice Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk Rib-B-Oue Sandwich Steamed Com Tater Tots Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk 10 Chicken Noodle Soup Garden Salad Breadsticks w/ Marinara Sauce Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk 11 Veterans' Day Meatball Sub w/ Mozzarella Cheese Goldfish Pretzels Assortment of Fruit/ Fresh Baby Carrots Choice of Milk FRI t ™ * s «m inole C ^ n ty Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold the 15th annual Fantasy Nigh, a ,t h e urtando Marriott in Lake Mary. Call 407-333-1748 or fax to 407-829-2100. The Restoration Quartet g ! a r t ? P e nn d T h e ^ nshi" e Quartet will perform at 7 P-m. at Central Baptist ^ ^ S lO lW .s h ^ in Sanford. This is a fundraiser for Disaster Relief. win i?rid8e *° Nowh«re hike will begm at 6 p.m. at Winter Springs Towne Center Fountain, SR-434 at S S S E ^ S * * '* * Dun Ping Editor and Publisher Administration Betty Bennett Lagal Advertising Olaplay Advertising Circulation Wanda Kourpando Wendy Bee* M m w a | Manapar CUaaWad Advertising Tad WaAor Pam Sm«h Charyl Strain Editorial T h e Sa n fo r d H e r a l d “Serving Seminole County Since 1908” Slava Paradta Dot u Diatnch Liana Eduon Mama llaotuns Ntc* Plailauf Oaan Strain Tommy Vincent Sunday. November 6. 2005 • Vol.114 No 21 _ P u b lish *! every W ednesday end Saturday by Reput* c N*ff**< )*f»’ •« * 300 N. French Ave., Sanf«S FL 327? i •Phone (407) 322-2811 •Fax (407) 323 9408 U SPS 481260 PoMmasler Send eddies* changes io The SANFORO HERALD P O Box 1807 Sanlord, FL 32772-1687 300 N. French Avenue Santa* R. 38771 E-ftM us; Penodcal Postage Paid at Sanlord. Florida Republic Newspaper*, Inc. We welcome and eocour^e your letlen and comments. ommenti. All AH f*“-------* learn must- include vour m m . •ddreu and phone number to be published*' Subscription Rates CaMue: (407)321-2811 m County | II 0 0 • 1' * * * ’• " Serranole County 120 00 • War m Serranole County |3e 00 1 W ar Olhar Florida County * 4 2 00 I War Out Ol Stale l U 00 N an a: (407) 323-S408 �T iif. H erald Sunday. NwvmlHT <1, 2(105 P ilg c 3 A Longwood issues boil water notice Thursday Pfelf.uf By Nick Pfelfauf , Staff Wrltnr Writer The City o f Longwood iS*ucd “ bo<> water notice Thursday. Public Works SDald CL0r ^ Hard Kornbluh t o i l h^ . didn ‘ know how 8 b c notice would remain in effect. "W e'll be took water samP,e * T h u rsd ay ", |1e explained, “and they were ,?mPCp m ' ° bo back » m e time Friday. Then we’ll take fr .u rL M.mP,e Frid°y- and f they both come back posi­ tive, we could lift the notice as early as Saturday”. He didn't however, specu­ late on whether he thought the sam ples would come back showing the water was clear again. “We need two consecutive days o f positive tests, he said, “and we „ L ‘ i W i l U U U Scam Continued from Page 1A Administration (FDA) advises that when buying medicines over the Internet, consumers should look for the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy VIPPS seal, which certifies legitimate pharma­ cies Individuals buying alleged Tamiflu from an unauthorized vendor may receive a product of uncertain quality. Seminole County Health Department also strongly rec­ ommends not stockpiling the drug for personal use. J Tamiflu should only be used when prescribed by a physi­ cian. Stockpiling generates a shortage of the drug by the manufacturers, delaying dis­ tribution of the drug to those who may really benefit from it, such as the elderly and those with serious chronic dis­ eases. Improper use of Tamiflu may lead to the devel­ opment of resistant influenza viruses, eventually making it useless to everyone. The best protection against influenza or the 'flu' is to get “ don't know how long it will fln,l d‘?n 1 kn°W how lone it will ________ _ and food preparation. lake. The notice could be lift­ Boiling kills bacteria and ed this Saturday (Nov. 5) or other organism s In the it may have to stay In effect water. for several more days.” Fecal coliform s and E coli The area affected is cast of are bacteria whose presence South G rant Street, and indicates that the water may south o f SR -434, west of be contam inated with Highway 17-92, and hum an or anim al w astes. includes the W ildm erc Microbes in these wastes can subdivision and connections cause diarrhea, cramps, nau­ east of Highway 17-92 and sea, headaches, or other north o f Lake Irene Drive symptoms. They may pose a south of SR-434 for persons special health risk for served by the C ity of infants, young children, and Longwood water system. people with severely com ­ _ t i . ............ ... ... . .. SANFORD — The . ,H P su8Kc s »s. "D o not promised immune systems. team, the release said. Sem inole County Sheriff's orink the w ater without The victim discovered the As of Thursday, the city Office asks residents to be on crime when she found a fab­ boiling it first." Bring all began flushing the w ater the look out for traveling water to a boil, let it boil for ric-style glove that the bur­ distribution system, increas­ criminals, who appear to bo glar left behind in her bed­ one minute, and let it cool ing disinfection levels, tak­ targeting com m unities in room, deputies said. before using, or use bottled ing additional collform bac­ Central Florida, according to water. Boiled or Bottled Traveling crim inals will teria samples for laboratory a Thursday news release. w ater should be used for strike this time of the year as analysis and surveying area On Wednesday, a Sanford drinking, making ice, brush­ they move from the northern properties for possible cross area woman fell victim to a states to Florida, investiga­ ing teeth, w ashing d ishes connections. traveling criminal burglary tors said. The criminals will the flu vaccine. Antiviral drugs such as Tamiflu are not an acceptable substitute for a flu vaccine. Individuals who have been victimized by this scam can contact their local police department and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services at 1-800-1IELP-FLA (435-7352). For more information visit the CDC Web site at http://www.cdc.gov and the FDA Web site at http://www.fda.gov. T " ........ 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Axsn't matter ™ n° l fllM ,akJnS •» Sanford folks, it This will be the d r e ? lu » 'l£ 0U <jan participate. Ivlicce no other dty h L h a d A ?1”^ Camcs • « n ’t verify It, but I years. aty had ^ Ramos conseorUvely for this many ■ I p in io n AiU iL . Opinion Page Policy HUSBANDS BtFOtfE AW ABORTION... MDVtCt VEPSA? Don't** our point of dew? Do•om*thln0 about It WW* ua a l*n*r to tti* •*of.Altattamoth# •dter muat ba aignadand, WHY DiDV r Ycu Tea. * e iPFone , 3 fP lT I I ^ ! [ * J J J c * <‘® riP “ c p o a * « , .fOMTITUTtD/W K i l l O uft Indud#in iddriMind P»wna numbar. Lattan •touM alao ba Ikntiad to 600 worda. Letter* tothe editor wMbe accepted by: WtOueE u R D P / V ” * WBY? ............ w ™ K " r , '“' l'™ * u« s £ j y s ££ 1 • U .S .IM X t ! K ; I hid,“ 1 e n ^ | fl11 ° f ^ m“d’ 300 N. FrenchAve., Sanford, FI. 32771 »y CVCnLs aa' broken out into age H To to H X tt •^•••rtnoteheraldoom fo 55 59, S o f d ^ >l>U,ari’ K7 K'rall>' Pot into one group. Some *Pax 323-9408 L*#ar»totia edtor and oo^twIHawhoappaaron *•«*»!■• papadonot naoaaaartyrapmeenl toe ofThaSantardHerald. women o ^ Iand n dmen, ^ '^ while “£ others* *an-diyi*d L a i, not. Pfeifauf I lien too, as I haw mentioned golfme, then- annumber of events whirl, vs*. ± " T l ™ 1, a a ................. « —r - *y KV 1 d d ,' t, A ^ Z i S E K S Ihiv 1«t o < d * , , ^ “ nir K ’!l!T " *" - I 'O ^ a m e y ’ b e a c Ito d . «M fa! couple of packs of dgan-ttw whkh wu n ^ T ' ' ’ *° , h° “ f ° f ^ "t a reparation for the em its >oo may have stopped using in Gas gone wild - o— g S «J 5 l mhjiu X uiwuf, b E i 'Wi™er* some ‘n CiKh S m h td «amc " ^ v e ribbons becoming eligible forS S m S T S f e f c M ? . wiume eugir Games early nest year. ^ s ncx,n a aFriday,N^v.4 ^ f f l s tosv 'St tS jXs g aE Rs ' s s t erndat - fmm^, Z f w ^ T . % d, OVVn 16 CW1ts fmm l» f week. Tlie dif- S&UxtSSr*v” Ra,on ■ r i r ino Anlicry, Bench pres* ,,0 Horseshoes, Table and and ngular n-gular tentennLs. i . J m -' n pn'ss’ n*shoc% nTable in io n , DilfYV R n u tlm n a L .ll . 1. . . r . If you an- into arts & crafts then- is a hoi,by show planned in whid, & S T J X “> ■ «* «»S 5 S « with i TSZ K ,or ’our Partiapation. frv im. X ^ L. ^ . nR {or > y°ur participation. If you an* handy with a frying pan, enter lhe the pancake you’ll flip f l io'ver n ll. i, ’ ^MS . l’n,‘T Pancako race -- you’ll 1, " , , “ ano':- t10o ,be «-* rietd at tlie Sanford Civic Center on held the Tliumda) ^ a> 'a' 7 Pjn - has always been outstanding. The event is open to tl»e pul • o rth (FREE), • it•-is iwll ivortJi It.fo ^ " * *Kl<!," and fw ^ n *“ o( admissiim-----------«■ n a t S K lT o,min8 ^ ** ^ oni a a a (t"m *latea all a m ** the T ^ t Z t E X ' * in‘w — *- "it'’17 " » r * ,Wh ? 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S c h o o l C / U sance Tli-Wed-Thur 9-5* Frl-Sat, 9-7 • Sun, 12-5 303 FIRST STREET HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANFORD S a u l o ld 407-268-9717 w 'll ~T- ■ ----- �Tiir. I ! eraij> Golden games O b itu a rie s off and tunning From staff_____ From staff reports The 31 m Annual Golden 3 . C.amcM , begin this Sundav in Sanford, and will last all week, with a myriad of activities planned. Registration for individual events may be m ade at the Sanford Civic Center. Each day beginning at 6 a.m. on Sunday, and 7 a.m. M onday through Friday, with the excep tion of Thursday, breakfast will be served for game participants at the Civic Center, spon­ sored by the O ver 50 Club. The Thursday breakfast has been cancelled because of the Veteran’s Day parade scheduled in the same ceneral area. While weather may cause changes in the schedule, as o f the beginning o f this week, the follow ing is a list of events and times for the first few days. (The rem ain­ d er will be published in W ednesday's edition o f The p.m. at Club ’ M ayfair Country TU ESD A Y C o if - Scratch, 7:30 a.m. at M ayfair Country Club. Basketball - 9 a.m . at Salvation Army Gym. B illiard s - W om en's 8Ball, 9 a.m. at Sanford Senior Center Tennis - 9 a.m. and 11:30 a.m ., Sylvan Lake I’ark/Lake M ary Tennis Center Bowling - Doubles (men or w om en), 9:30 a.m . at Airport Lanes. Bow ling Mixed D oubles, 12:30 p.m . at Airoort Lanes G olf - Scratch - 12:30 p.m. at M avfair Country Club Badm inton, 2 p.m. at SalvatiomArmy Gym. W EDNESDAY Tennis - 9 a.m. and 11:30 P.m. at Sylvan Lake * ark /Lake M ary Tennis Center Sanford Herald). Canoe - Sprint at 9 a.m. at Lake Carolla SUNDAY Canoe - O bstacle at 10 O pening cerem onies at a.m. at Lake Carolla »he C ivic C en ter and Golf - Long Drive, 10 a.m. RiverWalk at 7 a.m. and 2 p.m . at M ayfair 5K Run, men and women, Country Club starts at 7 a.m ., at the Civic G olf - Chip Sc Putt, Center with check in at 6:30. Closest to the Pin, 10 a.m. 5K Cycling begins at the and 2 p.m . at M ayfair R iverW alk/C ivic C enter Country Club area at 10 a.m. Pancake Race - 11 a.m. at 10K Cycling begins at the Civic Center RiverW alk/C ivic C enter Dance - 2 p.m, at Sanford area follow ing the 5K races. Civic Center Hobby Sc Photography MONDAY Show (open to the public) G olf - Calloway, 7:30 a.m. noon to 4 p.m. at Senior at the M ayfair Country Center Club. Mid Week Banquet - 6:30 Tennis - 9 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. at Sanford Civic Center. a.m . at Sylvan lake I’ark/Lake M ary Tennis For the banquet, tickets Center m ust be purchased in Bowling - Singles at 9:30 advance at the Senior Center a.m . and 12:30 p.m . at o f from representatives of Airport Lanes the O ver 50 Club. Billiards - M en's 8-Ball, W ednesday, The Sanford 10 a.m. at Sanford Senior Herald will present the Center rem ainder o f the listing for Golf - Calloway, 12:30 activities. LOW ELL A. AD A M S Lowell A. Adams, 82, of Sanford, died Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2005 at his resi­ dence. He was born in Pullman, Wa. He was a retired sergeant with the U.S. Air Force and >vorked for Boeing. He was a Protestant. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 10, at the Renaissance Retirement Living Community, 300 W. Airport Blvd. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. JA N E CROW L Jane Crowl, 64, of Winter Park, died Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2005 at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Born in Beaver Falls, Penn., she moved to Central Florida in 1977. She was a child care director for Golden Bear Day Care. Survivors include hus­ band, Kenneth Ray Crowl of W inter Park; sons, Jim Crowl of ort Orange, Danny Crowl o f Heathrow and David Crowl of Winter Park; sister, Judy Emler of Hooks Town, Penn.; two grandsons. Funeral services were held Friday, Nov. 4, at Collison Family Funeral Homes with Rev. Stanley Coon officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Collison Family Funeral Homes Sc Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, W inter Park, in charge of arrangements. LILLIE A. GREENE Lillie A. Greene, 83, of Orlando, died Monday, Oct. 31, 2005. Bom in Pound, Va., she moved to central Florida in 1947. She was a member of Park Lake Presbyterian Church in Orlando, and for­ merly a member of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford for 47 years. 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Survivors include daugh­ ter Carol Garcy; two grand­ children; three great-grand­ children. In lieu of flowers, the fam ily suggests memorial donations to either the Am erican Cancer Society or Humane Society. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. Barbara Stiggins of Winter Park; son, Jam es Stiggins of Winter Park. Funeral services will be held Monday, Nov. 7, at 10 a.m. at Collison Family Funeral Home with Rev. Stanley E. Coon officiating. Burial will be in Florida National Cemetery. Collison Family Funeral Homes Sc Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. M A R G A R E T H ERM ES Margaret ''Louise" BEVERLY LEE W ILSO N Hermes, 93, of Sanford, died Beverly Lee Wilson, 68, of Monday, Oct. 31, 2005. She Winter Springs, died was born Nov. 29, 1911 in Sunday, Oct. 30, 2005, at Huntington, W.Va. She was Winter Park Memorial a secretary for Essex Hospital. County, N.J. She was Born in Long Beach, Protestant. Calif., she moved to Central Survivors include daugh­ Florida in 1955. She was a ter, Barbara Murphy of homemaker. Sanford; son, Herbert Shinn Survivors include hus­ of Hopatcong, N.J.; three band, Robert G. Wilson of grandchildren; three great­ Winter Springs; daughter, grandchildren. JIM M IE NAVON Bambi Robinson of Miami; Interment will be at S T IG C IN S mother-in-law, Bernice Spring Hill Cemetery in Jam ie Navon Stigglns, 64, Wilson of New Palestine, Huntington, W.Va. o f W inter Park, died Ind.; two grandsons. Baldwin-Fairchild Monday, Oct. 31, 2005 at Funeral services were Funeral Home, Oaklawn Winter Park Memorial held Friday, Nov. 4 at Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, Hospital. Bom in Collison Family Funeral In charge of arrangements. Albuquerque, N.M., he Homes with Rev. Stanley E. moved to central Florida Coon officiating. Burial was N ICH O LA S P. from Colorado in 1960. He in Florida National M 1LANOVICH was a supervisor for Cemetery. Nicholas "N icky" P. Educational Computer Collison Family Funeral M ilanovich, 48, of Corporation. He belonged Homes Sc Crematory, Longwood, died to First Baptist Church of Howell Branch Chapel, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005 in W inter Park. Winter Park, in charge of Orlando. He was bom Survivors include wife. arrangements. March 10, 1957 in Gary, Ind. He was disabled. Survivors include father, Peter N. M ilanovich of Longwood; mother, Mary M ilanovich; brother, Robert Jan. Stti 1*41 - Nov. 4th 2004 M ilanovich; sister, Donna O n the w ing* ot a memory I saw a vision ot you Srajer; and an extended family. With rainbows in your ayes and heaven* light Funeral services will be in your hair. Saturday, Nov. 5 at 10 a.m. I reached lor your hand |ust one more touch, at Orthodox Church of St. I* H asking lor a m irade Is K asking loo m uch? Stephen with Father Mark I feel your presence on the wind I smelt you on Robert “Billy” Tesla the rain. Just one more time to have your laughter ease the pain. To see that wonderful little grin on your laca, _ To have your smile light up even tha darkest place. If It were possible. I d pray you back home with the dawn. But then again, on the wings oi my memories you ra not really Love atwaya and r W e Thank everyone for there eupporl d uring thle peat Judy, Fonda, Tara, Kim �T he II eraiji L nw w w w cw m : if e Sunday. Novcmlwr 6. 2005 l\lg(* 7 A Style The following infonnation on mcmbera of the Miller family was edited from Memories of ........................... Seminole County Families, 1850-1945, a publication of the Seminole County Historical Sodety. Copies may be pur­ chased at the Museum of Seminole County History. r I M Hm 'j.'.Tt.’wj,t THEOJ. MILLER Then J. Miller (T.J.) was bom March 22, 1K51 in Antwerp, Belgium and came to America in 1872. He arrived in Sanfoid Grace Marie S t in c c ip h c r in 1879 when.* he began a furni­ ture and undertaking business on lire southeast comer of Park Avenue and First Street. He also established Lakeview Cemetery on \\fcst 25th C i_._a &f i l l __n i i < , .. Groups team up to support academics Wildflower Circle Memories of Miller family W •9 h s - 5 't » . . . . headstone is now a featured exhibit in the Sanford Museum). T.J. had many other business interests. Among other things, he invested in the South Florida Railroad and was one of the founders of the Sanford Building and Loan Association. T.J.'s first wife was Mary Frances Robinson who gave birth to a son, Frank Leonard Miller on Aug. 15, 187. Mary died soon afterwards. T.J. hired Lsadora Young to care for his son, and as time went by, he fell in love with her. They had to wait though, until sire was old enough to get married, which they did in 1881. When the Millers set off for a lour of the west in the spring of 1882, Dora was several months preg­ nant. In Kansas she gave birth, prematurely, to Oliver Joseph Miller. He was so tiny they kept him in a dgar type box lined with warm bricks, and fed him with a medicine dropper. In 1900, T.J. had a magnificent Queen Anne style home built at 801 Park Avenue for his family; wife Dora, and sons Frank (age 12) and Oliver (age 8). After Dora died in 1920, T.J. married Maude M. Miller. He then had a beautiful prairie style home built at 419 Magnolia Avenue. T.J. was a devout member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, where he served as a member of the vestry for over 20 years. His death on Oct. 15, 1929 at the ap? of 78 removed one of Sanford's most prominent citizens of die day. FRANK L MILLER Frank L Miller was bom Aug. 15,1878 to T.J. and Mary Frances Miller. He married Maude Doyle and they had two children, Frank L Millet Jr. and Mary Esther Mike. . . , •. ........ Frank became a business partner will* his father and later, along with Ed Lane, built and operated tlv Milano Theatre, live $80,000 theater opened Aug. 2,1923 with a grand gala and featured the film “Enemies of Women" starring Lionel Barrymore and Alma Rubens. The theatre, located at 201 S. Magnolia Avenue, later became the Ritz and is now the Helen Stairs Theatre. During its restoration in the late 1990's, a marble cornerstone was uncovered which commemorates live 1923 Milane, giving the names of its owners, officers and directors. It is now placed on the building on the Second Street side. Frank liad a sincere interest in community serv­ ice. 11c and the Miller family donated a marble shaft memorial to the Seminole County men who had served in World War I. It was placed in the Fourth Street Park and over 1,600 people attended the unveiling ceremony on Feb. 16, 1919. Today, Inis memorial Ls located in front of the American Legion Building on Sanford Avenue. During the early 1900's, Frank served on the "Divide the County Committee" whose work helped in the break from Orange County as Seminoi? County in 1913. Frank became a Small Claims Court Judge and later City Judge. I le served on the Sanford City Commission and was live fust president of the Sanford Shrine Club in 1922. He added a third Miller home to what is now Sanford's Historic District when he built a Colonial Revival home at 601 Magnolia Avenue. After the death of his wife, Maude, he mamed Katheryne S. Collier. He died in 1972 and was buried in the Miller section of Lakeview Cemetery. DR. OLIVER JOSEPH MILLER Oliver Milk-r was bom prematurely in Kansas, May 14,1882. He spent hU boyhood in Sanford and attended public schools. For a time he attended Florida Military Academy In Gainesville where he met Jessie McDonal from Willison, on a bus. He thought site was the most beautiful girl he had ev er s e e n and decided that one day he would marry her. He graduated from the Massachusetts Conservatory of Music and later attended Rollins O Jleee. His interests soon turned to medicine to he entered Jefferson Medical School in ITuladelphU. He continued his medical education at the US. Naval College in Washington. D.G from which he eraduated with the rank of lieutenant. On Dec. b, 1906, Oliver and Jessie were married. Their first child, Theodora, was bom in 1908 and a the age of 6, she developed a bone disease. Against all medical advice, Oliver decided not to amputate her arm Instead, he performed “bkxjdkss surgery" ~ ^ diltingroomtable, the first operation of this ■lical journals. It wai was written uurp in medical lord's lora’s arm was saved. savea. Milk-r became assistant to |he surgeon generU-r P r e s id e n t Taft. A s such he and Jessk- were J to the White 1louse an numerous occasions. >. tvtumed to Sanford where Oliver was X u - nt serv ice until he had a stroke in 1926 returned to Sanford ucvutical Company w h o k ^ d ro g s.ln U U The grand opening was held May 5, 19Z7, \ v . . I * ' 1 fs J fr , it \ Hataid photos by Tommy Vlnosnl Guitarist Eldon Collins, above, entertained the Wildflower Circle of the Sanford Garden Club at Its annual fail luncheon and Bingo fundraiser Oct 27. Pictured at left are Jane Lucas, president, left; Arm Lyons, Pat Lyons and Anna Sanders. Pat called the Bingo games and Royco Tishken was In charge of the drawing. Fall decora­ tions wore crafted by Shelia FUchard, Ann Lyons and Lanl Berry. Barbara Bradshaw and Paulette Garnet Axed the refresh­ ments. Stetson’s Corner River watch “How high's the water, Mama?" Tills may be a ques­ tion from an old movie, but even in our high lech world it couldn't be more relevant. Whether you live on the river, near the river, or know some­ one who lives on a lake feed* ing the river, you have an .............................. interest in the water level of the St. Johns River. Last fall we wanted a better pre­ dictor tnan a news Karen reporter standing in knee boots _ j and slicker * * * " ’ * at the end of Lake Harney Road. That's when we discovered a web­ site that measures the river level every 30 minutes. If you have a computer and you're interested in knowing what the river Is doing and what it is predicted to do, please read on. I put this In the category of taking charge of your situ­ ation, rather than waiting for someone in a government vehicle to ring your doorbell with all the answers. (I almost stepped up on my soapbox, but will save that for later). This website, http: / /ahps.srh.noaa.gov /in dex.php?w fo»m lb, is not easy to memorize, so I put it in my "favorites" file where It is easy to find. The letters stand for: Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service, Southern Region Headquarters, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, and the last three letters stand for Melbourne, the district that monitors the St. Johns. A map p o p up sluiwing three boxes for Lake Harney, Phillips Sanford, and Deland-three separately measured parts of the St. John's River. Click on the little square of Sanford and you'll find a chart show­ ing in graph format what the observed and forecasted lev­ els are in relationship to the different stages of flooding. This is called a hydrograph. If you prefer number tables, click on TABULAR DATA and it shows you by 30 minute intervals tne observed and forecasted levels. Look at the Lake Harney and Deland levels by clicking on their square boxes on the map and get the same infor­ mation. The site updates the levels at 2.6,10 a.m. and p.m.-but it takes about 30-45 minutes to update-I usually check at 40 minutes past tne hour. The levels are measured In tenths and hundredths so 8.50 is 8 ft 6 inches. The hydrologists are sensi­ tive to adjusting the forecasts knowing that we dep-nd on that information. If you are new to Geneva, you may not know that the St. Johns River is one of the few rivers in the world to run northbound. It runs through Lake Harney, north through Lake Monroe and up toward Jacksonville to the ocean. In months when Melbourne and Ven> Beach get a lot of rain, it will take a few days for the lake and river levels to rise In central Florida as thet water makes its way northbound. If you have family in other parts of Florida or around the country, you can look on this site and see their river condi­ tions as well. If you tool around on the sites, you'll find tons of weather related information, not just hydrolo­ gy. The National Weather Service is a kind of umbrella website and you can see weather hazards, conditions, and predictions for almost any area, and for air, water, fire etc. These sites can be fun to follow with your children as well. There are all kinds of math and science applica­ tions- www.wealher.gov for example is an easy site to remember. There’s a lot of talk now about personal responsibility and blame after many of the hurricanes this year. 1 confess some surprise at the folks in South Florida who were not prepared "because we thought it was going to be Cat 1 vs a Cat 2 or 3." Where were they last year when Charlie, Frances, and Jeanne blew through Florida? 1 realize they missed most uebut of the damage but sui surely they mpl saw the effects of 75-110 mph winds and rain. When tropi­ cal or hurricane storm winds blow through, you're proba­ bly going to lose your power. Which means you'll need gas for your generator. Which means your car should already be full just in case. Which means you should have a generator and gas cans on hand. And a few gallons of water-one gallon per person per day is tne rule, 1 believe. No one in Central Florida was that smart last year until Charley, and then we knew what to do. 1 think (he lesson is- pay attention to what hap­ pens elsewhere, so when it happens to us, we're pre­ pared. Wr nmi you fo tell us what you know that it good about Geneva! Please share your information, ideas and com­ ments by calling 407-221-7002, via e-mail al karenmphillipsVbellsoulh.net. (please pul “Stetson's Corner" in the subject line), or with a fax to 407-349-2800. Thanks! Starting Dec. 1, Education Station, a free tutoring service offered under the No Child Left behind initiative, will team up with two community advocates, the Tajiri School of Performing Arts and Academics, and the Faith Bible Ministry Church to bring Seminole County elementary students academic support. The program is available to students who receive free or reduced lunch and attend Goldsboro Elementary, Hamilton Mafva Elementary or Rays of . , . . Hope Charter School. r lU W K in S Providing over 25 • • • • • • • • years of experience in effective tutoring. Education Station is the nation's *1 provider of supplemental education services. It has a research based tutoring program that matches up with FCAT requirements and leverages parental involvement. "Education Station provides an amazing educational oppor­ tunity for many students to receive that extra help they need in reading and math. We are excited about this partnership. By working together, students get better grades and test scores, without having to pay expensive fees or travel long dis­ tances/ said Yafrica Tadessa, Community Development Manager for Education Station. The Education Station program also offers job opportunities for those who might be interested in serving as a Community marketing Rep or Tutorer (Tuturers must be certified teachers). A training took place Friday, Nov. 4 at Tajiri School of Performing Arts. For more information about Education Station, phone 407-342-5466. Women o f Renew ing Minds, Inc. sec­ ond annual benefit dinner and gradua­ tion will be Saturday, Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. at the Boys & Girls Club of West Sanford, 919 South Persimmon Avenue. RSVP to 407-268-3500. Donations will be accepted. The dinner speaker will be Charlene Sears-Tdlbert, CEO and President of WRH Consultants, Inc., a gifted motiva­ tion speaker from Orlando. The Agricultural and Labor Program. Inc., Northern Region Advisory Council will hold their annual meeting, election and luncheon. Saturday, Nov. 12 at 10 a.m. at the Hal Marston Community Center, 3933 W.D. Judge Drive in Orlando. Guest speaker will be Kat Gordon. Orange County School Board Commissioner. Grace Miller, Regional Chairman. Trinity United Methodist Church will observe its 126th Church Anniversary, Sunday, Nov. 13 at 3 p.m. The message of the occasion will be delivered by Rev. Sammie Edward, Pastor of Bethlehem House of Prayer. The community is invited to worship. Rev. Donna Latham, Pastor of Trinity. Doris Taylor, chairlady. Harvest Meditation, and afternoon of prayer, meditation, worship, praise and thanksgiving, will be held at St. Paul Missionary Baptist church, 813 Pine Avenue Sunday, Nov. 13 at 4:30 p.m. The community is invited to this annu­ al program of music, poems, spiritual readings and dances of praise. Artists will be Tajiri School of Performing Arts, Inc. students, Jami Thomas, Director and Patricia Merritt Whatley, founding direc­ tor of Tajiri. The New Bethel Baptist Men's Choir will also appear. A candlelight ceremony in honor of the memory of the late choir members of St. Paul will be held. Captains are inviting their families and friends to help them be winners of this 2005 pew winners contest. Come and give thanks for your blessings. Dr. Lou Charles Harold presented a Community Health Awareness breakfast. Saturday, Oct. 29 al the New Life Word Center. This heallhwise informative pres­ entation was sponsored by the Seminole County branch of the NAACP. Dr. Harold, Sanford native, spoke and showed the film on obesity and the sur­ gery. For information phone 407-8393700. Join the Orlando Magic in partnership with the Good Samaritan Home of Sanford for “Holidays at the Hardwood" Sunday, Nov. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Good Samaritan Home. This will be the Orlando Magic's featured non-profit for the night as they play the Cleveland Cavaliers with LeBron James. Plan now to bring your family and friends for a su|x-r sports event while supporting the C ,H>d Samaritan Home. Orlando Magic tickets for $25 arc- on a first-come, first-served basis. For ticket iurchases contact the Good Samjrit,ui iome at 407-322-3321 or the Community f Sm Hawkins, Pags 8A �I’ilflP 8A TllE IlFRAIJ) Sunday. November ft. 2005 T h e r e 's «i Hawkins- belter Continued from Page 7A church, Clearwater Baptist. He spoke from St. Matthew, chap­ ter 25. We were reminded to love Jesus, keep His command­ ments, as I ie blesses as with all good blessing if we keep his commandments be faithful and he will give us grace, always walk rigid and there is peace. Brother Bruce Allen Scott, and Sister Margaret Jackson gave words of thanks. Remarks and presentations were given by Worthy Matron Sister Eartha Mellon. Tiny Johnson was the winner of the 2005-2006 Queen Contest for Miss Sweet Harmony. Thanks goes to the program committee, Sister Arthur Mae Scott, chairperson. Brother Bruce Scott Co-chair, Sister Clara Davis, Sister Emma Matthews and Sister Tiny Johnson. The choir featured the Marching Men of New Ml. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. Outreach Coordinator at 407­ 765-4668. Sweet l larmony Chapter No. 588, Order of Eastern Star International Free and Accepted Modem Masons and Order of Eastern Star, observed their 23rd anniversary Sunday, Oct. 23 at the Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church. Tito motto of die organiza­ tion Is "Sweet Harmony Ls to Love, to Give, to Share, to Show someone you cam. That's what living is all about". Marva I lawkins presided as mistress of ceremonies. Brother Freddie Hudson opened the spirit with the devotional hymn "Under the Blood". After a stir­ ring devotion, the Clearwater Choir sang the "Old Ship of Zion". Scripture was read by Carrie woodward. "Jesus, Jesus" was sung, as Sister Woodward presided over the Mission Offering. Sweet Harmony member Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Sweet Harmony Chapter 388 Worthy Matron Eartha Melton pres­ ents Pastor Mathew Jackson with a token ot appreciation. Richardean Vaughn gave a the history and occasion of the 23 years of this organization. A memorial and lighting of tile candle ceremonies was held in honor of live deceased mem­ bers of the chapter. Clearwater Choir then sang "Heaven is Looking Down on Me". We were entertained with a har­ monica rendition of "When He Calls Me," and "I am Bound for Glory land," by Brother Augustas Brown, Jr. The audience prepared themselves for the message of the hour, as Sister Ollic Mae Jackson presented the speaker for the occasion. Rev. Matthew Jackson, pastor of the host way to buy insurance. You can buy your ins u ranee f r o m a s t r a n g e r at a 1-fI00 N U M B E R or from __ . — am * R ic h a r d R u s s i .. a prighbot, romron* >uu know, Mimnw >«J (in Innt iml mpetl. 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Tlie county chairman also said the impact would be limit­ ed to six or seven home games per year and only a handful of concerts and other activities. 71 icy will probably have less traffic problems than they do during the week when 45,000 students attend sdvool. Henleysaid. Football games do not attract a majority of students, Henley said, adding that he went to a game earlier this year with less than 20,000 students in attendance. "I did tell Mr. Proctor that we would monitor the issues and be more involved on the game days to minimize tlie im pact" 1ienley said Friday. "I appreci­ ate citizens' concerns, but we have no jurisdiction there." Because tlicre are people who favor die stadium site, a public liearing was out of the question, lie said. "We on the commission are in a no-win situation," I ienley added. Two county commissioners, Randy Morris and Bob Dallari, sit on the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. Acting Executive Director Jcffivy Jones said in an Oct. 28 letter that council staff had reviewed tlie Campus Master Plan amendment, which addresses the stadium. Tlie let­ ter was sent to James K. Davis of the UCF Office of Facilities Hanning. "The matrix notes dial tlie nortliem site is not compatible with the surrounding land ases," Jones wrote. "These land uses consist primarily of single­ family subdivisions to tlie east and north of the proposed loca­ tion." He suggested that single­ family subdivisions are the most sensitive type of land use to activities taking place nearby. "Any land use that Is sub­ stantially different particularly one of greater intensity, is often perceived as lessening the desir­ ability of a neighboniood and consequently its property val­ ues," Jones said. He recommended establish­ ing a permanent residential advisory board from adjacent areas in Orange and Seminole counties. Tlie board would identify concerns and work with me university to resolve them. Potential impacts include traffic, permanent buffering between die stadium and resi­ dential areas, tailgating activi­ ties, noise levels and lighting. 1ie also said additional traffic studies are needed to assess future traffic volumes and pat­ terns to and from tlie stadium. Commissioner Morris of Seminole County said the uni­ versity will continue to expand and the neighboritoods need to understand that reality. "The university has been tlicre longer tlian most of the neighborlyxtds, and tin- impact will continue to grow," Morris said. The Seminole Board of County Commissioners has endorsed UCFs growth plan. Morris pointed out. He said the impact would be minor on these neighborhoods and will be addressed by the university. "UCF is a very big activity and employment center," Morris said. "Much of the growth that has occurred in Oviedo Ls becaasc of the univer­ sity. There is a symbiotic rela­ tionship there." Proctor said they are con­ cerned with the comments made by Seminole County to UCF. "Your comments arc sup­ posed to help determine if a change in the UCF Master Plan is compatible and docs not cre­ ate a conflict" Proctor wrote In an email to commissioners. Regulations say the campus master plan must not be in con­ flict with comprehensive plans of any affected local govern­ ments, Proctor points out. "Right now Seminole County's comment is 'No Comment'," Proctor said. "The university is reading this remark os there is no compati­ bility and no conflict issues." M EN ’S ^ KH% A f f Selected Styles tf tf IF J-i. SHOP EARLY WHILE SELECTION IS BEST! m - 208 E. First 8t. In Historic Downtown 407-322-0204 F L O R ID A STA TE ST A T U T E S R E Q U IR E THAT Y O U P R E S E N T A P H O T O I.D. T O V O T E AT Y O U R P O LL IN G PLAC E. IF Y O U FAIL T O P R O V ID E A P H O T O I.D., Y O U W ILL B E R E Q U IR E D T O S IG N A "V O T E R W IT H O U T P H O T O I.D." A F FIR M A T IO N O R V O T E A P R O V IS IO N A L BALLOT. SAMPLE BALLOT 8AMPLE 8PECIAL ELECTION BALLOT CITY OF 8ANFORD, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 8, 2005 • T O V O TE. C O M P L E T E L Y FILL IN T H E O V L L 0 N E X T T O Y O O N C H O IC E . • • Use only the marking device provided or a number 2 pencil. If you make a mistake, don't hesitate to ask for a new ballot. If you erase or make other marks, your vote may not count. COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 4 (Vote for Ono) O Jack T. Bridges O Dean Ray THE POLL WILL BE OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M.TO 7:00 P.M. ON NOVEMBER 8, 2005. v ii w— i -u — n-----P-i—,-Li r —t Commission District 4 City of Sanford Drputmcnl of Mantuni 4 Development Service*, rnm«d February 2005 HOH MArSVMAHNFOlCC.DlSnDuina 4 wot �Tur. I I ih .m i) T h o rn to n P a rk g e n iu s e y e s c it y B y Llane Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD Another developer Is showing interest in Sanford. At Thursday night's Sanford Historic Trust, Inc. meeting, Thorton Park devel­ oper Phil Rampy talked about how he started Thornton Park and what he sees going on in Sanford. Rampy explained that he was able to market his $129,000 renovated house on Thornton Avenue and Jefferson Street in Orlando, ist by naming the area the ouse was in as Thornton Park when he advertised an open house. He sold the house for full price, he said. “We thought we had really hit the jackpot," Rampy said. Rampy said he took Thornton Park from an infan­ tile state, to not quite adult­ hood yet. “It's like a child going to really good school," Rampy joked. He said in Thorton Park there are such a diverse group of people. From residents in their 90s, to people walking baby strollers. Rampy told the Historic Trust members and guests that he has been taking notice of Historic Sanford, and has recently purchased some property in the area. “[I] don't know exactly what it will be yet," Rampy said. But, he continued to say that he always gives people the opportunity to give their opinion. W hen asked what made him take notice of Sanford, he said two things: infrastructure t and the RiverWalk. "Your highways are good, you've got an airport. You’ve got water. And, (you're) close to the beach," Rampy said. "You've got a lot of plusses." Rampy said downtown Orlando is about to become a large downtown. He said he saw downtown Sanford as a little quieter, and a little sim­ pler life. He said it would have to start with quality businesses and services. He suggested that the city need some kind of anchor to start to draw people in. W hether it be an upscale restaurant or store with name recognition, like Dexter’s did for Tnomton Park. "We have to really look at what we want as a communi­ ty. But, yes, food is a great portion of what will bring people there," Rampy said. An audience member asked Rampy what they do about people who were opposed to change. He said that is common in every com­ munity. "You keep massaging all the people," ne said. He said it was beneficial for people who own land to do what's best financially. Then laughing, he looked at Linda Kunn and said: " It’s the m ayor's job." Rampy told the audience that one of the major chal­ lenges a community had that was experiencing growth, such as tliis, was urban plan­ ning and creating a master plan. I le said the city should have a plan that wasn't strin­ gent, and that could be changed. "In in k hard about your politicians," Rampy said. "You can be heard." Sunday. November ft. 2005 Pfiftc f> \ Continued from Pane 1A clean their blood to regulate toxins. This is called homo dialysis. Tne facility also has peri­ toneal dialysis, where a catheter docs a fluid exchange to remove loxias. Rowley said that once patients with kidney problems get in-stage, they an- either put on a traasplant list, or they can come in for dialysis. Some patients have to come in for dialysis twice a week. "I've dialyzed patients for 16 said they an* far moa* advanced than a lot of other dialysis cen­ ters, so their nurses an* not bogged down by paperwork. "It’s the concept of having nurses do what they need to do," Morrison said. Dialysis Services of Central Florida also has their own water distillation purification system on sight. Morrison said most people only drink one liter of water a day, but dialysis patients Irave to consume multi­ ple gallons of water. years," Rowley said. "Some (patients) are not candidates for transplants." Bob Morrison, regional man­ ager D O , said doctors own DSCF, so that their patients aa1 under the physicians control. "The physician’s wanted more din'd control over how can’ is handled, so they can have can1 deliverod tire way they want it delivered," Morrison said. Another asped of the new fadlity is the dodor's focus on technology. Morrison "If then* were any impurities it would cross over to their blixxl," Morrison said. Hu* group held an open house Nov. 1 and Z 2005, for current patients and future patients to come by and check (nil the fadlity. They have about 24 dialysis machines, so they could potentially serve a num­ ber of patients at one time. Dialysis Services of Central Florida is located at 1701 W. 1st Street in Sanford. For more information call 407-268-9425 Rural Lands Study Follow-up Community Meeting Seminole County Planning Division W HEN: Thursday, Novem ber 10, 2005 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. W HERE: County Services Building 1101 E 1*' Street, Sanford Conference R oom 3024 W HY: Follow-up w orkshop to review alternatives to address key issu e s raised during the third community meeting “ ~ - •‘S * ' 1 iU \ . M a p is for gra p h ic p u r p o s e s only. W e will d iscu ss alternatives to address the transitioning of future land u se s between urban areas and the Rural Area. Products of the meeting will include a set of refined land use alternatives for each “transition- area and direction on supporting Com prehensive Plan policy. The consultant team will make a presentation on the “transition" area issu e s and alternatives. A small group exercise will provide opportunity to review the alternatives and d iscu ss policy recommendations for the Rural Area. This meeting Is a follow-up to the November 1, 2005 meeting. All residents, property owners, and other stakeholders in or near the Rural Area, are encouraged to attend and participate. For more Information, please visit our website at w w w .s c m ln o lo c o u n ty fl.n o v or contact the Planning Division: 1101 E. First Street, Sanford, FL 32771, 407-665-7371, email at p la n d e s k @ s o m in o lo c o u n tv fl.g o v . B A N K iO N E Edge Continued from Page 1A bottom, but they cut lion into the city's pocket. Infill projects can purchase gnificantly, only haviil span* on the left stormwater credits with a 75 percent discount. And, at this le of the property, do not want to com- time, CRA nrenihors soid the ih downtown," Mills, credits are first come, first i lifelong Sanford rest- serve. Mills, ol Burke, 1logue, and id CRA members, Mills, said that If the project is group of people pro­ a p p r o v e d they hope to last ; the new ideas to the track it so that it is completed deluded former Mayor within two yearsLessard. Milts stole a Board member Charles from Lessard explainRowe, who made a motion to at "w e’re creating cussupport the project, first ,, not competition." pointed out that since the , CRA was toid that a stormwater credits originated „ and "very conserva- out of the burrow pit in estimate of lax base rev- Goidsboro, be felt that some from the project at cum­ of the money from the credits in and capacity, could should go back into that com* 8 to 2 million to their al budget. This y e a r s ,,U''l iiin 't think that is fair, budget was a little more Rowe said. "N one of the ben is N o w H ir in g !! C l a s s e s in O c t o b e r & N o v e m b e r Please visit our website at 'An*,™ ipm ornnnchn^ efit [from the credits) trickles d o w n to that area." Parsell suggested they mention that to Go area District 2 Commissioner Velma Williams. Member Jeff Triplett said, iwaler Credits were "this is exactly why we spent , the city by the St. $50,000" finding out the IVater M anagement r a ie i n --, value of the credits. -» a new method xctl— 1 ■'* ot "To bring this type of css stormwater sysdevelopment to the city -ol io rue n a nearby pond, to cSanford." continued - I *•Triplett Trinlett continued. vclopers to develop Bruce McKibben, another jeets, and instead of board member, made » a stormwater pond motion to encourage the City e unit on already too Commission, in writing, to S they could have the approve stormwater credits ,a* for construction. for the project, if the high-rise Chairman Boh I’arsell i* approved. The vote was it he didn't have a unanimous in support. , with this project "I have a feeling this is R credits, and pointed going to look good, too, the CRA sold the first [0 the Gateway project rt £ A ii a * K i'« e R i v e r W a l k . 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He said the grand jury pntcess allows for a review of the evidence. Holmes also suggested that grand juries are made up of tne same sort of people, from all walks of life, who comprise trial juries. If they make a decision to indict someone, that helps the case in the trial stage, he said. ”1 look forward to present­ ing it to them, and I look for­ ward to the grand jury's insight," he said. The Seminole County branch of the NAACP and people close to McGill have objected to the way the case has been handled from the outset. Turner Clayton Jr,, local NAACP president, said he is not satisfied with the handling of the case. "This is not the orderly process that normally takes place," Clayton said Friday. "M ost people would have been arrested on the snot." He said they could have accepted the outcome if that had happened. "How is (Holmes) going to present the case?" is the question that Clayton is ask­ ing now. He said he spoke with Holmes before the information about the grand jury was released. "They don't want to do it themselves. They want to put it off on somebody else, that's why they will present the case to the grand jury. Clayton said. "They can present it real weakly if they want to." He added that the organi­ zation will wait and see what happens this week, but with­ out an indictment, further actions may he taken. Clayton did not want to elab­ orate on what those actions might be. Holmes said regardless ot the emotional aspect of the case, everyone agrees that Ibis was a tragedy. He said eventually the case will become public record, lie added that it is difficult to be patient when the family has suffered such a tragic loss. If a decision is not made to indict, most of the case will become public record right away, Holmes explained It the grand jury returns what is known *1 Irut* bill, tii.it becomes an indictment and the case is sealed until an arrest is made. Holmes said lie has not subpoenaed Ansley or Swofford. He does not know where Ansley is right now. both men were advised about the grand jury, hut if they appeared it would be on n voluntary basis. He has not heard from either of the two guards. "My intent is to present to the grand jury all the facts and circumstances so there can be a full review of this death," Holmes said. Once the grand jury has heard everything, it will be the voice of the community .is to whether the case goes forward. The standard the grand jury uses is probable cause, I lolmes explained, the same standard a law enforce­ ment officer uses to make an arrest. He also said in cases where self defense is claimed, very rarely will the person be arrested initially. In this case, for instance, news reports have disclosed that both guards discharged their firearms. "W ho hit what? Holmes asked. , The physical evidence that the grand jury will see may answer that question. "You can be charging someone who is innocent, he said, if an arrest is made right away. "Let's develop all the facts and circumstances." 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The purpose of the sum­ mits is to bring anglers and scientists together to work as a team to help the agency identify what people are concerned about, and implement management plans that will have a major effect on the future of Florida's freshwater fisheries. These summits follow an online survey the FWC conducted recently to try to understand what Florida's freshwater anglers want and how they feel about the direc­ tion the FWC is heading in managing the state’s freshwater fish. The response to the sur­ vey was overwhelming with more than 1,500 con­ stituents participating. Results from this survey were used to shape the format and content of six summits being held in various locations around the state where survey responses were greatest. Tne Rosen Centre is located at 9840 International Drive in Orlando. For directions call (407) 996-2309. For more information on the summits call Dennis Renfro at (352)742-6438. NEW SMYRNA Tonight (Saturday, October 29th) at New Smyrna Speedway it is double features for the Late Models, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Stock plus we have Super Late Models, Open Wheel Modifieds and the Pro Trucks. Plus a BURNOUT con­ test for cars, trucks and motorcycles. The pit gate will open at 4 p.m. and the grandstands will open at 6 p.m. with radng action starting at 7 JO p.m. General admission will be $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and free for children 11 and under. For more information, please call 386-427-4129, or visit the website at www.fascar.org. SANFORD YOUTH BASKETBALL Registration has begun for the 2005-2006 Sanford Leisure Services (Recreation Department) Youtil Recreation Basketball League. The League is for play­ ers from 5-to-13 years old and will play at two sites November ng No< beginning 12th. The Biddy Ball Division (5 4c 6 year olds, players bom in the years 2000 and 1999) and Prep Division (7 ,8 4c 9 year olds, for players bom in the years 1998,1997 and 1996) will be playing their games at Seminole Trinity Christian. The Biddy Division is still in need of several players, while most of the others are either full or filling rapidly. The Junior Division (10 4c 11 year olds for players bom in the years 1995 and 1994) and the Senior Division (12 4c 13 year olds for players bom in the years 1993 and 1992) will be playing at Millennium Middle Sec Briefs, Page 2B Golf finals a definite go for next week From Staff Reports The Florida High School Athletic Association Wednesday announced that ■’tentative'' finally has oeen removed from its plans for at least one postponed state champioaship event. The 2005 F11SAA Golf Finals stale championship tournament is a definite go for thLs Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 8-9, at courses in Fort Pierre, Port St. Lude and Vcro Beach. "The courses are ready. The hotels arc ready. The host communities are ready. And Broward, Collier, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties tell us their partid- Bowling districts Monday and Tuesday; Girls soccer opens pating teams and individuals will be ready," said Commissioner John A. Stewart. "So, I am pleased to announce that the FHSAA definitely will play the 2005 FHSAA Golf Finals next week on the Treasure Coast." The Class 2A boys finals will be played at Sandridgc Golf Course in Veto Beach; the Class 2A girls finals will be played at Pointc West Golf Course in Veto Beach; the G ass 1A boys finals will be played at Falrwinds Golf Course in Fort Pierce; and the Gass 1A girls finals will be played at The Saints' Golf Course In Port St. Lude. Leading the way among locals head­ ing to the finals are the Lake Mary boys, who will be back to defend their 2004 G ass 2A State Championship. Raj Nahal led the way withia touma- ment low 69 as the Rams won the Gass 2A-Region 2 title at Timacuan Golf and Country Club. Lake Mary scored a 290 to edge run­ ner-up Fleming Island (293) by three strokes. The Rams' Ji Minin and Seminole High's Brian Mulvin were among four golfers who tied for fifth with 71's. The only other boy to earn a ticket to state was Trinity Prep’s Sam Saunders, grandson of the great Arnold Palmer, in Class 1A. The Saints senior shot a 73 to finish as the individual runner-up in the 1ASee Preps, Page 6B W e lc o m e a b o a rd c o a c h Raider women roll in season opener By Dm h Smith Herald Staff SANFORD — Now that's a career-warming gift. Tara "Coach T" Gibson got her head coaching career started in quite impressive fashion on TUesday as her Seminole Community College women's basketball team led from start to finish in a 107-50 thumping of Brevard Community College at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The former Lake Brantley and UCF stand­ out was making her head­ coaching debut after serv­ ing the past thrve years as an SCC assistant to'Lisa Nuxol, who took an assis­ tant coaching position at the University of Alabama this summer. As impressive as the final score was, it could very easily have been worse for the visiting Titans, as Gibson only started one of the six returnees from last year's Sec SCC, Page 2B The inside-outside duo of transfer point above) from Oviedo and sophomore center Lynette jaexson trso. 22, right) combined for 48 points as the Seminole Community College women'* basketball team opened lu 2005-06 season with a 107-60 thumping of Brevard Community College Tueday. Trip for two to Lakeland TVvo Seminole County girts volleyball teams had their tickets punched for Lakeland on Thursday as Lake Howell and Orangewood Christian won regional title* in fairly easy fash- lon. ithie King (No. 6, hitting ball) had 10 kills and four blocks as boat ke Howell swept past Lakeland-Lake Gibson In straight games. ,-13. 25-10 and 25-18, to win the Class 5A-Region 2 lampionship and a post In next Thursday FHSAA Girts Volleyball ials at The Lakeland Center. . . . . But the same could be said for Oviedo, which just was not quite strong enough to pull off the upset of powerful No. 1 state-ranked and defending state champion Winter Park as the Lions saw their tremendous season end in four games. r s i s s extremely a u s s is s i^ The Silver Hawksm (24-6) r were they waltzed past Lake Gibson in impressive as T sight games, 25-13, 25-19 and 25-18, to win Gmass thC; C » » 5A-Region y w si 2 — Championship. ........ »g»w — y« The -loss —was just the third in 29 starts for the Lakelandbased Braves. Lake Howell took control of the net from the outset as Brittainv Daiger and Vicky Hilbert combined for a block on the first point of the game and then Daiger and Ruthie King, the Silver Hawks' top two players, did likewise on the next point. Lake Gibson was unable to overcome the shock of having its first two shots put right back in its face as Lake Howell raced to a 22-6 advan­ tage and cruised to the first game win. The Braves were able to refocus after the first game, taking early lead* in the second and third games and at least staying with their hosts, but Qw Silver Hawks were simply too big and too strong. The visitors led 4-1 in the second game before lak e Howell went on a pair of runs to build an eight-point lead. Lake Gibson came back to cut the lead to four before the Silver Hawks put the game away. The Braves again led 6-4 in the third game and the score was tied at 9-9 before Lake Howell all but pul the championship on ice when it went on a 10-3 run to take a 19-12 lead on the way to the 25-18 match-clinching victory. King had an awesome 19 kills and four blocks, while Daiger chipped in with nine kills, six blocks and four service aces. The Silver Hawks .will face Chiles High School from Tallahassee in a G ass 5A Semifinal at The Lakeland Center on Thursday at a time to be announced. . Chiles (27-3) earned its trip to state by ousting fellow Tallahassee school, Lincoln (23-8), in five hard-fought games, 15-25, 28-30, 25-14, 25-23 and 15-12. Wnice (24-7) will also be at Lakeland, but its opponent will not be known until at least Monday night. Barron Collier (24-2) ha* already advanced to the Region 4 final, but West Bocan Raton will host a three-team match on Saturday with West Boca facing Satellite Beach at noon today (Saturday) and the winner taking on St. Thomas Aquinas at 3 p.m. The winner of that match will Barron Collier on Monday. The G ass 5A State Championship Game is set for 7 p.m. next Friday. Orangewood Christian, the No. 1 ranked team in Class 1A. did not let a road trip to Pine Castle Christian bother it as the Rams rolled to their 28th win in 29 matches in four games, 25-13, 25­ 16, 20-25 and 25-16, in the G ass lA-Region 2 Championship Came. Orangewood Christian dominated the front line as tne trio of juniors Meg Weathersby and Ria Vamell and freshman Anne Pietkiewicz com­ bined for 43 kills . ,, Pine Castle (15-13) tried to make a match of it going on an 11-2 run in winning the third game, but the Rams quickly §quelched any notion of an upset as senior Blair Muller served the visitors to a 22-12 lead in the final game. Weathersby led the way with 18 kills, while Vamell chipped in with 12 blocks and Muller 38 a M iit k . Orangewood Christian will also be playing in the Final Four next Thursday at The Lakeland Center against Ocala-Sl. John Lutheran (24-5), which defeated visiting Tallahassee-John Paul II (14-15) in straight games, 25-20, 25-16, 25-17, Thursday. The other two Class 1A state entries will also Sec VollrybalL Page 6B �Page 2B Tilt: III HMD Sunday. November 0. 2005 UCF hosts H ouston SCC men open season today in final hom e gam e Special to the Herald Ptwto co u rtesy o l SCC Athletics TO. Somlnolo Commut.lt, 0 1 * 1 . mono boAoMI Mm. . " ) » K S n ’S 5 J S 3 ™ . S J iS u to ' mS The UCF Golden Knights (5­ 3, 4-1 Conference USA) return to the Florida Citrus Bowl today (Saturday) for a Homecoming contest against the Houston Cougars (4-3, 2-2). This will mark the final home game of the year for UCF, as it looks to close out the home slate with a perfect 4-0 record. The last time UCF posted a perfect reaml at home was in 2001 when it went 5-0 at the Citrus Bowl. The Golden Knights will also be looking to capture their sixth win of the season, a feat that would make them eligible. Kickoff for the game is set for 6:15 p.m. The I Network (formerly PAX) will broadcast the game nationally as part of "CSTV's Football Nation." In Florida, the i Network is available in «•— Orlando (WOPX-56). Jacksonville (WPXC-21), Miami (WPXM-35), Tampa-St Pctersburg-Sarasota (WXI X-66) and West Palm Beach-Ft. I lercc (WPXP-67). The UCF ISP Network and its flagship station JW-The Team AM (WQTM) will broad­ cast the game live. Marc Daniels will once again have the call w i t h Gary I’arris Jerry O'Neill will handle the sideline duties. Network affiliates Include WMMV-1350 in Cocoa, WDCF-1350 Dade City, WROD-1340 in Daytona Beach and WMMB-1240 Melbourne. The matchup is also available on Sirius Satellite Radio as the "C-USA Football Game of the Week" on channel 126. Additionally, the C-USA con­ test will be streamed live online through the All-Access See UCF, Page 6B SCC paint for the Raiders in the sec­ ond half, scoring 18 second half points, even stepping Continued from Page IB beyond the arc to make a three21-9 squad for undisclosed dis­ pointer, and grabbing most of ciplinary reasons. her rebounds to finish with 25 With three freshmen and a points and 12 rebounds. transfer on the floor with LoSauro did an excellent job returnee Tamara Layton, the as the starting point guard, hit­ Raiders got off to a slow start, ting four three-pointers and but it didn't take long fur the dropping in 23 points to go home forces to find tneir along with four assists. rhythm as they slowly built a LoSauro's former Lion team­ lead. mate, sophomore Irimar And when the other regulars Hernandez, also had a big sec­ made their entrance Into the ond half, knocking down a pair game midway through the first of ‘treys' and finishing with a half about the only mysteries career-high 18 points. left was if SCC would get over Also in double figures was the century mark and by how freshman Ashley Armstrong, many points it would win by. who got the start at shooting Led by 15 points from former guard, with 11 points. Oviedo star Sicilia "Sis" Also having good games for LoSauro and seven points from SCC were Henry with seven returning 6-foot-4 center points, Grayson with six points Lynctte Jackson off the bench, and 10 rebounds and Lindsey 10 different Raiders scored in Violette, who missed all of last the first half as they opened a season with an injury, with six 50-27 lead at intermission. points. At halftime, the SCC admin­ For the game the Raiders hit istration and the team honored 54.7-pcrcent (41-for-75) from sophomore Rita Grayson and the floor and 69.2-percent (9her family, who have relocated for-13) from three-point range. here after their Metairie, SCC will have a little time to Umlslana home was devastat­ work on any mistakes and fineed by hurricanes Katrina and tune its attack as the women Rita this summer. The school will not continue a three-game lias been raising money to help season-opening homestand tiie family and anyone interest­ until next Thursday (Nov. 10) ed in the helping should call when die Raiders will host •tlie SCC Women's tlatkclball Hillsborough Community Office at 407-708-2092. College fronrTkmpa starting at 1The biggest problem for SCC 7 p.m. in the first 20 minutes, other The team will then play its than the typical sloppiness of opening night, was foul trouble First women-men doublcncader on Tuesday, Nov. 15th when it as the hosts were whistled for hosts Indian River Community 16 personals, including three College from Ft. Pierce starting on Layton and 6-foot-3 redshirt at 5:30 p.m. The new coach freshman Aneika Henry and Bobby Washington and the three others with two fouls SCC men will follow with a each. 7:30 p.m. contest with Manatee The second half was a com­ Community College from pletely different story as the Bradenton. Raiders settled down and com­ mitted just five fouls in the sec­ • All fans are welcome and invited to attend as admission ond half and easily pulled to all SCC basketball games are away from BCC despite liberal free of charge at the beautiful substitutions by Gibson. SCC Health and Physical Another reason to watch the Education Center. scoreboard came about late in RAIDERS 107, TITANS SO the second half as the SCC Brevard Community College (0*11 defense was so good, that there G oru n ln 2 1-5 3. Mrulman 1 1-3 X was a good possibility that the Riibtmon 0 3-4 3, Ibarra 2 0-0 4. McBride Titans would not get to 50 2 3-4 8, Drvrauft 0 2-2 2. r#ttrr*on 0 3 -8 3. points, the total the Raiders Matthew » i 0-0 2. Smith 3 2-2 A. Rig«by 4 had in the first half. 4-6 12. B U ifw to 0 0 0 0 Total* 13 1S-32 50 And while BCC did get to 50, Sem inole Community College U-0) so dominant was die SCC Armvtnmg 4 1*1 11. Elite 2 1-2 3. Wtlann defense in the final 20 minutes 1 0-0 2. Ilem andea 6 4-4 IB. Scott 0 0 4 )0 , tliat no Titan scored more than Crayton 2 2-2 6. (ackton 10 4-5 23. five points and the guest's Layton 2 0^2 4. LoSauro I 3-4 23. VUoetle leading scorer, Megan Rigsby, 3 0-0 to. Henry 3 1 2 7. Sander* 0 0-4 0. Total# 41 16-26 107. was the only player in double I Ulftune _ SCC 50. BCC 27. Three-point figures with 12 points. fo ld goal* _ BCC 1 (MtBnde). SCC 9 Jackson, a returning All Mid(LoSauro 4. Armstrong 2. Ilrmande/ 2. Florida Conference performer Ja ck » n ) Tram foul* _ BCC 23. SCC 21. from Fayetteville, North Fouled nut _ BCC. Smith Technical# . Carolina, was a monster in the none. by Jim W antt m e scoreboard (above) tells It all lor Tara “Coach V Qibscn as she heads down the bench to congratulate her squad after giving her the huge victory In her debut as a college head coach and at the helm ol the Seminole Community College women’s basketball team at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center Tuesday night. Helping Gibson get that first win was former Oviedo High School star Irimar Hernandez (No. 10. left) who did not let a little contact bother her as she drove to the basket, m e ex-Uon had IB points off the bench for the Raiders, who will be at home again on Thursday, welcoming Hillsborough Community College from Tampa to the Health Center for a 7 p.m. tlpoff. All home games are free to the public. Briefs Continued from Page IB School. The fee is $50 per player for Sanford resi­ dents and $60 for non-residents. Coaches are also still needed. Registration will be taken at the Downtown Recreation Center, lower level of Sanford City HalL Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information call the Sanford Recreation IX-partment at 407-330-5697. SHS BOOSTER BBQ The Seminole High School Boosters Club will be holding their annual Boosters BBQ on Saturday, November 12th, at the Seminole High School Courtyard. Revenues from the BBQ will help su p port Seminole High School athletic pro­ grams as well as many extra-curricular activities. These programs are not financed by the School Board; therefore funds must be raised locally at each individual school. Donations are being accepted for door prize* and a silent auction as well as need­ ed food and paper products. Contributions ven by the community id what makes is BBQ a success. The event will run from noon to 4 p.m.. Tickets are $10 for a 1/2-chicken dinner door prizes and the rigid to bid in the silent auction. For more information please contact S Marilyn Van Winkle, BBQ Chairperson, at 407-320-5014. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT There will be a benefit Softball Tournament held at Pinchurst Park on Saturday, November 19th, with proceeds going to Operation Shoebox to benefit our American fighting men and women. All teams are welcome, including co-ed teams, but they must conform to MFW rules. The entry fee is $125 per team and must be turned in by October 31st. In case of rain, the tournament will finish on Sunday, Nov. 20. For more information contact Tom Paladino (407-416-6205). Ann Paladino (407-417-1173), Javier Camacho (407-383­ 1736) or the Paladino home at 407-324­ 0587. To learn more about Operation Shoebox go to www.operationshoebox.com BABE RUTH TOURNAMENT Oviedo Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball will be holding its 7th Annual Holiday Classic, December 8-11. The entry fee is $250 per team and each age division (League Age _ defined as your age on May 1, 2006), Rookie: Machine Pilch (7-8 year old). Minor (9-10 Year old); Major (11-12 year old); and Prep (13-15 year old) is limited to the first eight teams to submit the entrance fee. The event will be either a Double Elimination or Pool Play Tournament (dependent on the • of teams). Each Team is guaranteed a minimum of three games (and probably more). Champions and Runner-Up teams in each division will receive trophies. Teams are selected to participate on a first come, first reserved basis. Your entrance fee is what will reserve your place in the tournament. Rosters can be turned in later (12-15 players per team). Deadline for submission of entry fee is November 19. All players participating must be on a 2005 Fall League Babe Ruth League Roster. This can be an All-Star team from your league or you can mix players from differ­ ent teams from within a league any way you want. Games start on Friday night typically (maybe Thursday for local teams), but teams traveling from the farthest distance will be scheduled for games beginning on Saturday if at ail possible. Games will be limited to two per day (weather permit­ ting) and Championsnip games are sched­ uled for Sunday. Any questions, please contact Fred l.aber at 407-366-9833, Email - Bowl History Compiled by Nick Pfelfauf Herald Staff This December, sports fans will be attending or watch­ ing football bowl games more than most other times of the year. It's the bowl sea­ son. I thought a look back at the first ones may be of interest. Super Bowl _ In 1966, the Green Bay Packers, (NFL) defeated the Kansas City Chiefs (AFL) in the first Super Bowl, by a score of 35 to 10. Green Bay went on to defeat the Oakland Raiders 33 to 14 in the second Super Bowl. Rose Bowl _ The first Ruse Bowl was played in 1901 It was a rout with Michigan defeating Stanford by 49 to • uui kiu‘1j aei Miami of Florida Sugar Bowl _ First played in 1934 with Tulane beating Temple 20 to 14. The lowest score in a Sugar Bowl was in 1941 when Foniham beat Missouri by a score of 2 to 0. The second lowest score was in 1935 when Texas Christian defeated Louisiana State 3 to 2. Fiesta Bowl _ First played in 1971 with Arizona State taking Florida Stale 45 to 38. Pro-Football Records _ The highest total scoring game was on Nov. 27,1966 when Jiie Washington Redskins beat the New York Giants 72 tu 41 (113 total points). The widest margin of victory was Nov. 6, 1934 when the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Cincinnati Reds 64 to 0. The longest game was Dec. 25, 1971 with the Miami Dolphins beating the Kansas City Chiefs for a total of 82 minutes and 40 seconds (two overtimes). �Till; IIerimi Sunday. 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Santord. FL 32771 Ph 407-323 4222 EOE/DFWP HEAVYEQUlPMtVT OPERATOR TOANNOFOR EMPLOYMENT B u S d a n n , Bacfckatt, L a U t n , D « P T ru c k . G r tk O iS c n p c r v E im s u rt T r W t a FWrU* -SRicmICatifiaDor -F n n a a l Auirtmcc -Job Plvancrt Ami>l«nx 8 0 0 -3 8 3 -7 3 6 4 Full Tlma-Banafllt AP»rw»g»*«Asluri ( Of Drug 1••• UMW CASTILLE COMPANY. INC NOW HIRING CDL C leat U U gh! Mechanic Full Ttme-Beneflte 407-830-8411 u n iM k M lO lt k t t w IU O T Customer Service Representative W* need a positive, Inandly. prolestionai. tekaole mature parson to help us with our busy insurance agency Tranng and hcensurt provided outgoing phone ca l and appointment setting skills a must Permanent posrbon wtn grtmth potential 25-35 hr* per wk IttWmur (407)321-0030 Immediate Hirel Driver needed Must have dean record ovet25yr»oto Proper attva Contact Kelleys Transportation. 407-627-2500 l a b o r er s needed FO R UND ERGRO U ND UTILITY CO N TRACTO R <54. PreloadedPretarpad •Avg $818 5896/week Part time opening avert Jacksonville. FL Terminal COL A req'd 877-428-5627 www ctdnvert com bump Truck Drivers F/T. experienced. Ciasa B COL. 407-322-8133 Earn Extra Money Dekvet the BeSSouth YMow Paget telephone book In the Ortando-Santord area Daily work with lleiiDIa daykght hours Payment issued upon tetislactory venOceSon ot your work Vbu must be 18 or otter with valid drivers koense, SS cent, and insured vehicle (407) 324-4564 8A-4P Mon-Frl Expd Sele s Rep needed lor commercial tmel cleaning company Fax 407 322-3072 or ca t 407-322-7011 Eipd tree workers with I>MIT k i n s r COL a pus Cal 407-323 3481 Food service personnel tor juvenile correctional leading program Mutt have lood production sxp Mutt p a st background check 6 drug screening lor security clearance Benefits with advancement opportunity Call Ma Wheaton at 4 0 7 -3 3 0 8 7 5 0 X222 ____________ Hairstylist booth rental wet station Minimum 5 yrt exp in wee Batty Anna'! Ha» Styling. 407-322-4011 a * tor BaOy Anna Help wanted: Need parson w*t valid driver s keens* Wil train. Must be over 21. FuO lima position 407-321-8847. IMMEDIAtt6t»*Nlfigi — Santord - Al Shifts Assembler! 6 Packers *7A c47 SOtw lamp 58 50-50 2Vhr perm ■Forkt.fi $04* tamp 510 30Av perm Lake Mary- 2nd shift. Elactrt tssembiart. 5 6 hr Longwood • Pan time •Wrhse Workers $114* Drug Background Required Can Kelly Sarvicat 407-768-8780 EOE LandacaparVTrack Cat Final Oreda: Operators and labor positions . installation and grading axpartanca 407-322­ 8133 lo a d er Operal Experienced Moving O n . Etc 407-322-8133 Local metal recycling plant se eks a few good laborers to work 4 0 -SO hrsAwk Also seeking PT drivers wrCDL keen** A clean driving record E s c. equipment Apply in person. 1430 Doigner Place. Santord. 407-322 7718. Looking tor expd housekeepers tor busy hotel Come in and fit out application 201 North Town* Rd. Santord. SpnnghiS Suites M echanical A ssem b le! W anted: Causal work environment m Longwood 32-40 hours per week Must hav* som a assembly experience P leas* c a t 407­ 830-7332. MEDICAL ASSISTANT: Are you • positive. Inandly professional who *n|oyt working with children and asaka to work to a peasant tadpaced pediatrics office with sicattont benefit* 7 Ptaasa las resume to: 407-282-5707 EOE MEDICAL A88IBTANT: Lake Mary primary cars practice has an ntm adial* opening tor a PT pads MA Must be certified and/or registered Qood benefits Subrrvt returns n d catn g interest si Lake Mary MApoarnon. nctodrrg spsoaty. to. Physician Aaaoctatss. Human Raaource*. 4 5 6 W Warran Av* , Longwood. FL 32750. las to (407) 282-5707 or apply onkn* at www paof com EOE Heed Expd sandwich makers tor a hot new concept C al Mary. 407-323-1388 S ta r tin g S a la r y M.BO/Hr HEALTH INSURANCE AND 401K PLANI Drug tree wortplece. Apply St: SSO Ik**# Ortvt. ARaxeantt Iprtng* 407-MO0060. EOE h elp w a n t ed . MAINTENANCEn ig h t s /w e e k e n d s F/T . EXPERIENCED FOOD SERVERS F/T-P/T . C.N.AyACTIVITIES p/T WEEKENDS •HOUSEKEEPERS - F/T Upscale senior living community. Excellent pay/benefits. Resume Fax 407-322-3065 W* Iran ha n(pt person Sg v On Bonus it avsilebls Mutt be (ViytceOy and mentaty M Verona's North P u tsn a needs drivers, p u is makara. tubs, waitresses 8 prone* Apply Mti owner at 2 4 7 7 Park Ave, Santord Naad Person W th Tal Ladder to patch a aqunat hot* m th* eve cYrwhouaa 407-322-4170 Apply In person at: Power Tap Institute 2589 Santord Avenue Santord. FI 32773 Pip*/Sits Foramen tor underground utilities crew Local work 407-322 8133 L e a n how to prepare taxes and yon could earn extra money at tax-time*! • Leam how to prepare tax returns • Gain \hluable computer skills • Discover career opportunities ( lASSl.S S IM M 0 ( 1 0 1 0 21, 2(10-') * im __ J.agg- ti Lake Feroil Part Tim * co ok , serv ers, 8 dishw asher needed Contact 407-323-7308 Part km* Sacurtty/Bahavioral Health Technician tor residential substance abuse leotty Flexor* shift Supervis* ckent population at a t lanes Ensure safety and wetter* ot ckenta. atari and visitor* Experience working with criminal Juahc* clients required 407-328-2090 PANT* COUNTER FIS I None* or irrigation t i p prafd Oraat payfefu Appty M F B-4 at 300 Cantral Parti Dftva. Santord. FL 32771 PH 407*3234222 EOE/DFWP Romombar ptoymg with trucks a t a kid? How would you u e lo bu»kJ thorn? AMERICAN LAFRANCE Premier Manulacturer ot Emergency Vehicles is currently hiring tor Cabinat Aasambiar ■Pert Prep Tech •Wattar - 2nd Shift ■Supervisor •2nd Shat -Factoy Martsnanc* Tech - 2nd Shrtt Clec TioubisthooSer - 2nd Shift Many other positions svaAabl*. Cal 407-330-5011 or via* u* at 3705 St. John's Parkway. Santord. FL Rasttential Tech* PT males. 3rd M A itm afst s i arsfts 407­ 588-1068 Secretary F/T. General OfkceOood Phone S U E . Computer Exp Santord Area F as Return* 407-332-8478 Open H ou **:W * are hmng tor al pastors, ndudng e p lN | f l AuMor SFront Desk personnel PIS apply n parson 3401 S Orlando Of. Sartor) Hofcday ton Express ' Serv ice pfumbariAtafpera •dad. R esid en tial 6 com m ercial. Oraat payl Hiring Immediately. 4 0 7 SaeP p* Crew-Taf Amt IN U*T adad Local Work (407)322-8133 Stabls Haip 7*-tp . rakebtoTui tms.ownsanaportakon 407­ 340-0812. Phone 407-322-2207 HlltUllMi Ottice/Servic* Coordinator: Customer tervtce. set up nstaAations. order matenalt. answer phones Ful medical. 407-830-4700 Sanford 4074264415 Loafwood 407-261-0202 n w h i k x s w xawkxxetelewVXNJMMehxrtex Part Urn* cook, aarvors 6 diahwaahar needed Contact Mytan*. 407 323-7308 7 1 — H elp W a n ted WANTED: butgoing ta ie i raptor oommunay newspaper group Newspaper is le t experience preferred Benefits include bate salary, commission plan, mileage pad vacation. health insurance. 401k Resumes only to Santord Harald. 300 N French Av*. Santord. F t 32771 or |dpingfiTseminoieharald com 93— R oo m s R "W M For ent klY A In U L S Starting • MJ/wk. 407*330-4423 Mal ar badroom ft pnvoto bath Qatad com m unity pool, tomato pr afar rad ft4&0/mo. 6 2 0 0 dopoad C a l Marta. 407*328* 5 2 2 9 _____________ S a n to r d is looking for a talented sales representative for our newspapers. Q ualified candidates will; • Meet new people on a daily basis • Be self motivated • Strong sales background & customer service skills We O ffer ; • Competitive base salary, commission plan • Paid vacation • Health Insurance • M ileage •401k krtchana room, prtvala bath, •looping roomt CaM 407*321* 4900 1 0 i2 0 lutmthed room, ratngaiater. mtcrowava. 5400/mo. includes utilities. W/D cable, internet, share house, sami-pnval* entrance 1st mufti dupoafwfh 1 taleeae Application tee Protesttonel environment N/8. NO 8 quiet Santord airport, near 417 ax* 407-847-6832 Lai)* Mary Blvd 8 427. 5375tuta.noUAULW D.cabl*. nr SCC, aapt. NS. quiet, profl 407-322-1007 97— A partm en ts - F u r n is h e d • anford : H istoric 3/1. 2 story. 5750/monih 2/1. 5650/month . 1/1, 5400/mo 407-282-2002. 98— R en ta ls Efficiency StOOwk. Apartments. 5t50wk. also houses tor rant tumahad/unturmshed 407 240-1188 99— A partm en ts Tu leant about this position: Send or bring resume lo Wendy Heck Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. FI 32771 or , Email lo: wcndyfrijseminolehcrald.com 95— R oommate W anted U Sa n f o r d H erald - 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is iie d DOYLE MANAGEMENT RENTALS (-107 ) 322 2495 iveitaxiMei Oni I ________ 1/1. Cotlag*. Carpeted 8 Vinyl. Water Included. 5500/5500 Deposit Sanford. Northiak* VWegt C o n d o s: Lovoty 1/1, Completely Fumtahed. WID Hook-Ups. Pel Ok. Comm Pool. E i t r c t t * R m , N/8. 5900/5900 D#po*« San tord , Sandalwood 2/2. Tiled Throughout. Appliances C o m m rty Pod. EDOO* Sq FI 5 9 0 0 5 9 0 0 Deposit Longw ood: Spacious 3/2 Carpeted 8 Tiled. Lots ot Storage, Doubt* Oarage. S a P a th . LA s VUxx, Comm P a * Avail 12Dt/D6 8 1 0 0 5 f1 0 0 5 DOYLE MANAGEMENT WE RENT ANO SELL H044ESI H tndym an S p e cia l: 2BR/2Bath. Carport. Over 1M Acre. $113,500 R eno v ated : Like New 4BR/2Bath. Uv. -Dm. Fam Rm. nvDreplec*. S c Porch. In Ground Pool. Fenced Yd on Over 1/4 e a t Comer Lot W/2 Car Oarage. 5245 000 R en o v ated : 3BR/2Bath W/Nawty Painted Interior Ceramic TS*. Naw Carpet a Lkr d n Fam Rm Eel In Kachan. Custom Cabinets 2 Car Garage. 5235 500 ■tad: 3BR/1BA. Uv. Dm. Fam Rm. w/tnground Pool. 5191.500 Renovated: 4BR/2BA Over 1800 Sq FL Uv. On. Fam Rm Eat to K*. kngakon Sys. 2 Car G«r. 5 2 4 5 5 0 0 n f u r n is h e d MARINER‘8 VILLAGE LAKE ADA I BOHU 5375440 2 BDflU iro o w o ANO UP 407-323-8870 Ouality Living at AflordaS* Pricing. 1, 28 3 Badroom*. Lake View*, 407-322-8104. EHO. PORZIG REALTY HEHTAIS -Sanford: 2B/V1BA DupWi Mod Throughout. New P a rt. 8 Appkanca* Available Now. 5850 Mo -Lake Mary: Largs 4 or 5BR/38A. Tied Throughout. Poatibio Mother-in-law 8 )3 5 0 Mo 103— H o u ses* U n f u r n is h e d 6 iT / ’f I h i l r l 407 3 / / HG7U 1 1 8 — O f f ic e S p a c e Fo r R ent Needed :Top Treatm ent 4 0 7 -8 3 0 -8 8 8 4 . AfFOBOABLE HOMES VINIURE1 PROPERTIES U I M U OU M t H U W 407-321-0759 Valances, Sw ags. Roman Shades, Cornices. Must Speak A YM e Enc^atv Att* To Cut. Fabricate 8 Mount on Boards. Top Pay For Most Experienced Clean Air Conditioned Work Areas. Quilt 6 Drapery So lu tio n s, Longw ood, 141— H o m es F or S ale ■ i _______ Paul O sborn* 407-321-4784 Deltona: 3BR/2BA. Lhr. Dm Fam Rm. Bnck S o Porch. 2 Car Gar. 5975Mio 3BRMBath. Naw Paint. Ceramic Tils. Appkanca*. 16x24 SC Porch. Carport. Fenced Yard. 5065/mo Ofhcet For (tent 400 *q (Tto 800 aqk BarOord FUton 08c* Canter *07-314-3750 1 4 9 — C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r t y Fo r S a le Com mardaf Property; Zoned C -2 .411 Santord Ave. Santord 5275.000. obo P it can Mr G eorg* L Lopes. 4 0 7-322­ 153— P r o p e r t y S For a le Lake County, SAcrat do** to Santord. 10 me** W-. Umatilla 6 acre*. 8 20 aersa Lake Front lo t 38 aoea naw Euaa* 8 sue* ♦/-, to aoa* 5252.000 max* offer on 10 acre* Ml PtymotAh 4 commercial lots POR* M * 407-7184873 Ca* Earl Bhowero, 407-831-2338 S a le 1 8 1 — A ppliances I k F urniture For S ale Santord 3/1. 407 Cctonrt Way. tag oomar tal I at 8120j000 buys as Appmaad at 8145k 407-887 2412 Hot Tub 8 parson toungar. 5hp. 24 )sta. redwood cabnat. never used, warranty, paid 54.000. aaah ce$1505 407812 5624 1 41— H o m es Fo r �Till. Ill Kmit I’flfiC 411 Sunday. November 0. 2<K)!» H k r a i d Cu 181—Aituances & Furniture For S ale . n m o d a i na h m t o l . AvsHatfe bedroom and King roomRjmauroandmuchmora household Kama In ttia Longwood tree. For mtormetlon or [ a n a ca l 407-M 4-10M 191—B uilding M a t e r ia l s con n u oA T E D steel ROOFINQ tor Dama. Boat Dodo. Shope. ale. Alao DArart P lp a :ir« 2 0 - 18‘ i2C r.C e lF o r Pnoaa Surplus Steal A Supply. Inc. Apopka 407-293-6768 193—Lawn & G arden 217—G arage S ales 235— — T ruck/SUVS/Vans C «itI»o«C v» C ommunity FOR SALE Carriage Co ove Community Yard S ale YirdSN l# Throughout the community Nov 4. 5 A fl. Bam Ttl 7 Multitamiy with many Rama OtlCR 42 7 . 1/2 mile weal ol the Qreenway Multi Ferrety Moving Sale 105 Waat 21at SI. between Park A OakAvaa. Nov S/B. 6 3 0 -4 SO Anbqua Mahogany draaaing labia, maple day bad. entertainment canter. Sears electronic tawing machine, 3 TVa.caSnglana.ganaralor.Mng alia quMng rack, knado. baby Mama, aquarium, m ac bunding auppkea. loyt. and much mora , ' i' 239— 239— Legals egals M otorcycles M otorocles / /44 - -------------------------------- = CIRCUIT W iieelers FOR For SALE S ale | «MTTH« WllEELERS ^C m c uCOURT n^ FOR SEMINOLE 99 Dakota Sport E«1 Cab. 2wd. V6. tow package. 65k ml. $7.700/abo, Also open trailer, wood skia rats svtak br*. SIMM. $2SOA0bo 407-321-0143 1997 Polaris 4 0 0 4 s 4 4 wheeler. Qun racks, push button 2 or 4 wheal drive, runt p e a t good aondBon $2500 obo. 407-695-4696 4 WHEELER/ATV 2004 POLARIS 2 5 0 TRAILBLAZER $3200 C a l 386-789-6330 Chevrolet 2500 E it Cab 2003 4 .4 PW, PL $ 1 4 9 5 0 ca l or vM 4078732966 com 219—Wanted to Buy Aluminum, Cana, Copper, Free Mulch ■ 4 WHEELER/ATV 2005 HONDA 90 $ 2900 369-769-6330 4 WHEELER/ATV 2009 YAMAHA 200 BLASTER $3300 366-719-5330 Dodge 1500 Craw Cab 2003 HEMI $15.950 45k Mi c a l or visit 4076732966 com Dodge 2500 C'ew Cab 2004 Dresal 22k Mi 119.950 c a l or visit 4076732966 com Dodge 2500 E>t Cab I9 9 9 ~ OR 6 1k Mi $ 10 9 5 0 ca l or vial 4076732966 com 4 W HEELERS FOR SALE 2005 Yamaha 200 Blaeter A3300. 2 0 0 4 P o larle 250 TraUbtazer 13200 and 200$ Honda 9 0 $2600. C a l 399-7(9(3 3 0 Two Brand New" Available From Our Tree Trimming Buainaaa WM bring to youl 407-330-1672 199—Pets & S upplies Radiators A Battartas Kokom o R ecycling: 407-321-0004 616 W. 1BT, Ran lord M-F, 10-6, S a tt- 1 231—C ars For S ale ______ 10 yr* old. vary triemty. Meads a good home. Hava loo many pats 6700. Includes new cage. 407-416­ 2434. 1666 Ford TSuru a, runs good n eeds transmission ' $300 321-274-6246. f t Patti's Pet Sitting f t Audi A4 Cabnoiet 3 0 2003 Leather Auto $26,450 c a l or visit 4076732966 com . A Caro For Ybur Oog or Cal m Your Home WhUa Ybu Are Qonel Plenty oIT I jC. VW bring In newspapers, m al andevan water pUnlsI Vary R e a eo n a b le R a ta sl nalaroncas AvaDabla Upon naquast Pleasa Cal 407-314­ 6703 BluiW 325i 2003 «dr SR . Parted $22,950 c a l or via* 4078732966 com Honda Accord 2005 4 Dr 6k Milas $16,950 c a l or vts« 4076732966 com 209—Clothing Mazda Mute 2000 Gorgeous $8,950 70k Mr c a l or vtait 4076732960 com MINK COAT. Fu» length with hood S u e largo, kept in turner storage $3,000 C al 386-789­ 8070 Saab 9-3 Convertible 2003 her Auto $17950 oM orvtsA 4076732960 com Ford Escape XLT 2002 Leader SR $10,950 cal or vial 4076732966 com Ford F I 50 2003 31h Mi xLT Eat Cab $15,450 c a l or vtatl 4076732960 com 1- Polaris 1 - Yamaha $3,900 ea c h obo 3 6 9 -7 9 9 4 3 3 0 Yahama Royal Star Tour Classic 1997 Parted Tons ol E liras $5,950. 407-673-2966 Ford F IS O E s lC e b XLT 31k ml $ 1 3 ,9 5 0 can or visit 4076732960 com Ford F 2 5 0 E .1 Cab XLT 2003 30k ml $15,950 c a l or visit 4076732966 com Ford F350 199/ Crew Cab 4»4 Dwsal (1 4 .9 5 0 Baautitul c a l or 4076932966 com 276-Fence Central Florida Fanos All Types o l Fen ce Specializing In Vinyl Ford F350 Crwe Cab 2004 5 k Mi $ 2 0 ,9 5 0 call or visit 4076732966 com QMC 1500 27k Miles 2004 6 U .4 5 0 call or visit 4076732966 com QMC 2 5 0 0 S IT Crsw Cab 2004 $X$ Laath $ 19.950 c a l or visit 4076732966 com Honda Element 2004 Peried $ 1 7 ,9 5 0 call or visit 407673 2966 com__________ Pontiac Altai* 2003 $11,950 35k ml Call or visit 4076732966 com _ Pontiac (Leather Aztek call Ot or I COUNTY. COUNTY. FtOWOA FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FSe NO. 2005-CP-1950 W RE: ESTATE OF LEONARO C COOKE aiWa LEONARD CALVERT COOKE. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The edmmtoketton ol the attata ol LEONARO C COOKE, daoaaaad. whose data ol death was September I t . 2005. and whoaa S oon Security Number la 154-09-6001, la pandvig v id e Circuit Court lor Semmole County. Florida. Probata d a address ol wtveh la Clark ol d a Caou* Court lor Sammoia County. Florida. Probata Ohriaion, 301 North Park Avenue. Banlord. Ftonda 32771. The names and ol d a Personal Repretenletive Personal Raprssentatwe'l aaornay ara sal torih below Al oeddort d d e decedent end O d er persona having claims or demands against decedent's estate on whom a copy ot this noace la raqiared to be aarvad must Me d e e daim« with drs court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 m o n t h s a f t e r t h e tim e o f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM 308— T 386-775-2522 n J a ir po r t Country lake ■ Apartments m The data ol Ural pubkeakon ol n s Nonce Is October X . 2005 Personal Represenutnre CAROLINE T COOKE P. O Bos 448 Hwwver. Wglraa 23069 Attorney tor Representative DAVID J AKINS. ESQ Ftonda Bar No 0454336 DEAN. MEAD. EOERTON. BLOOOWORTH. CAPOUANO 6 B02ARTH. P A 600 N Magnoka Avenue Suite 1500 PO. Bos 2346 Orlando. FL 32602 2346 (407)641-1200 (407)423-1631 • F t* Pubteh October 30. 2005 end November 6 .2 0 0 5 VtB2 LA 407-323-3361 In and lor Semmole County Ftonda, » harem DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE OF AMERIOUEST MORTOAOE SECURITIES INC. ASSET DACKEO PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2003I I UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICINO AGREE­ MENT DATED AS OF NOVEM­ BER t. 2003. WITHOUT RECOURSE, is a PtsmMt and STEPHANIE CRAWFORD. ROBERT CRAWFORD. UNKNOWN TENANT art d a Detendents I wit sat to d a tvghesl and best bidder tor cash at East door ol d e Courthouse 301 N Perk Avenue. SaWord Ft 32771, at 1 1 0 0 AM on November 22. 2005. d a Wtowmg deeatwd property as sat lord d sad Fmal Judgment to wit: LOT 4. FOREST EDOE UNIT 111 AT COUNTRY CREEK. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT . THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 45. PAOES 47 ANO 46. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA In accordance Americans wah Du st l a s s AcL Parsons wid Dwabiktws needmg a special accommodation to parbetoete m die procaadmg should oontact d a Court Admmlatrator | at 301 N Park Avenue. 8entord FL 32771. Tataphona Number . (407)665-4227 not talar dan 2 working days ol your recess ol drs noace H heermg or voce Impeaed. I -000-056-0771 Deled d ie 2S d day o l Ocsober. Law O d ceo lU erth alC Watson 1600 NW 4STH STREET. SUITE 407- 322-2611 3291 S. Sanford Avt., Sanford o td e E ig h te e n th Ju d o a lC rrcu it Clerk ol »w Cacua Court By Mary Bkoupe Deputy dark •3 Signs •Bright PrerPriced Labels •Checklist / tips a u n t it SamriCMrttoartHMtsI UVCOANDLVO NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Ajdgmenr ol Foreclosure dated October 25 2005. and entered m Case No 05-CA-1762. <4 d e Ceru4 Court NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure deled the 2S d day ol October. 2005. and entered In Cate No 03CA-2730-14. ot d a Circul Court ol d a 16th Judoal Circuit In and lor Sammoia County. Florida. wherein HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP It a tha PtsmMt and LISA J . RANDALL. COUNTRY CREEK MASTER ASSOCIATION. WC ; HARTMAN 6 SONS. THE ESTATE OF BRYAN C. RAN GALL. OECEASEO. LISA J . RANDALL: MORTGAGE ELEC­ TRONIC REGISTRATION SY S­ TEMS. NC . AS NOMINEE FOR LENDER QMAC MORTOAOE CORPORATION DIB/A OITECH COM: UNKNOWN HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES. DEVISEES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN WTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF BRYAN C. RANDALL. DECEASED. I JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY are Delendam t I we s e i to the Nghest end best bidder tor cash at d a EAST d o o r al d a Samlnola County Courthouse. In SANFORO. Florida, at 11DO am . o n d e 29d day ot November. 2005. d a totdeserded property as aei l said Final Judgment, to Ad and Get A Garaae Sale Kit atun NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTKE OF FORECLOSURE SALE ivTJ Country Lake ApU STEPHANIE CRAWFORD, el •I. Detendents LISA J RANDALL. Run a Design M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CtflCUTT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 03-CA-2730-14 | HOUSEHOLD FINANCE COUP III. Plemtrft NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO 121 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEOENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED * 211 v • Snariou* AjartmmU »1Ut lorfe UoaeU • laLr Front • VotlQtmll • \ ALL CLAIMS NOT FLED WITH­ IN THE TIME PCRIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE R OR 10A PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARREO You'll find the “Best Bargains" In tha Samlnola Herald Claaallladal W illi 1? M o L o o s e H A n u r u v o il C re tin pu _____ orot demands cialmi demands against I decedemis estate must Me h r * claims wrd die court WITHIN ] MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE Recycled Concrete Driveways, Single Story 1st Month's Rent = Service Com e C heck Us Out] 300 OFF — r acto r 4076732966 com__________ C om vnlvnl Spacious A ffo r d a b le Legals Legals S e r v ic e Toyota Timdrs 2001 Eat Cab VS s 1z oao s n s Ftortsd Cal or vwa 4 076732966 com L iving M l f r e e Eslvnatas LJcanaad/tnsurad •Ouahty Work •Prompt Sendee 366-769-6330 I only Country Style City s s if 120 FT LAUOEROALE. FL 33309 Tslephone (054) 453-0365 FectmWe (054) 771-6052 Pubkth November 6 .1 3 . 2005 W033 IN TH f CIRCUIT COURT OF TH1 EKJHTttNTH ju d ic ia l ctRcurr. OF FLORIOA M ANO FOB MMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL OIVtSION CASS NO.; 06 CA-1762 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE OF AM ERO UEST MORTOAOE SECURITIES INC . ASSET BACKED PASS­ THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES 2 0 0 3 -11 UNOER T h * pool era and servicing agreement dated as of NOVEMBER 1.2003. WITHOUT RECOURSE. LOT 3. BLOCK C. BRANTLEY SHORES FIRST ADOITION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8 PAGE 41. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk ol d e Court By Mary Stroupe Aa Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Americana wid OmabWties Act persona needmg a reasonable accommodation to panic p a t" m drs procasdmg should, no later dan two (2) days prior, contact d a Clark ol tha Coun t dtaab*ty coordinator al 4 0 7 6 6 6 4 2 2 7 . 301 N PARK AVE. SUITE N30I, SANFORO. FL. 32771 II hearing snpaaad. contact (TOO) 8009556771 via Ftonda Relay Pubkah Banlord Harald Submnedby: BervEzra 6 Katz. PA Attorneys tor PlemMI 951 N E 167th Skeet Suite 204 North Miami Beach. Ftonda 33162 Tataphona (305)770-4100 Pubkah November 6. 13. 2005 W034 N O T 1C C O F 6 A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN d at d e undersigned wends to sea the property described b e to * to kMorea s tan imposed on said property under The Florida Sea Storage Far woes Act STATUES (Sec S3 601-63 •09) The undersigned wd sei at pubkc sale by competitive bid dmg on NQVEM8EB t l . 2001 at 1 2 0 0 p m on d a premises where sa d property hat been Stored wid wtveh ara located at BIO TREE SELF STORAGE, 746 Fleet Financial Court. Soda 100. Longwood. County ol Sammoia. S u it ol Ftonda. d a Name Una a Contents KERI CHASE. 136. Miec HU Purchases must be paid lor al d a time ol purchase m CASH ONLY. Al purchased Items SOU aa to. Where to. and dual be removed al d a tone ot sale Oatoddto I si day ol November. 2005 Pubkah November 6. 13. 2005 W04I mump S er v ic e D ir e c t o r y NC K IR K ’ S T R E E SERVICE A ccept All CrsdH Cerdi T ib # Removal. Trimmino. Bobcat Svc, Firewood. Free Eattmatc*Uc/lne | BUtBseMag KHTtm EKiauir a rro c Written EaUmatra a Tree KwnovsJ A “ s Trtmmlrn Slump Grlndlni - Thlnnlnl A Pninlnl s p d a T m Ualnteiunce 24 kour Etosr*rary 6rf*k» p—IS—shi 6 ( uraawn isl y-eielly (hiusd 6 0psrsls4 U rosrd A Insurvd 407*468-8787 pREEApplicatlon Home Loans Made Easy low Rates & Fees ..•CASHOUTRefinance ' ’ provision mortgage »P , ® i 6 N T S . i i « . O R i « m o BaagegBs N M IM Handyman Plus Interior & Exterior Painting All types of repal U N B E A T A B LE . PUCES * , Licmtei A Insured 407-699-1284 L A IA IN C A R E t R A 'v .r r a r r a i W C ♦son h a n c s C a r C a r e COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS COMPUTED MAON0 6 TK 6 U6 MO RTATR OF TM6 ADT DUONORTC tOUtPMRWT •Etoctncal Repeat •Starters/ARemalors •Fuel diectnn •Engine Partormanoe •Engma Rape* •Air oondRtomng •Brakaa -AUgnmark •CV Jomta 6 Aslae •Cookng Syatam --------LOCALLY OWNED 4 O T tK A T tD UHCS I N I _________1714 » . Ortantoo Or. (Hwy. 17-62) BartoorB A 1 ToLoolTku CoolltCantAU HiuA4 Hear I I DC CLEANERS FO nnCW BL DRESSED PROFESSIONAL Frankie’s Cleaners w M M NM4 C F P T -S S \ — V “ ' EXPERT LAWNnam ed tnduoaa Mmartg. Ed^ng. Waadsatng QkMtng. UgN Tnmnrog. YardCla*rH$L LU d iA Sod. Many uttotad Llk* Mwy. Longwiiod. SarAxd. HaNhro* custorriart For RekaUa. Fnantfy $ naasortoUa Lawn Sarvica. plaaM cM Slava Cohan, tw CarUAad Toro Qroundt Mtete (407)222-1132........... I W in U n k i lI IlI d ili ll V IW Im P •HCfeMH Expaal 12/3105 SUNBRITE COIN UUINDRV ----------------- --- Open24Hours Tue ’Wed *ThJf . Me LMd «Mwr 1146 TfipM Load Weahw SUM Orop01 andDiy leaning Santas AlsoAvaMM 2921 8. Orlando Or. (17-92 • 8ev*MiJ« Plain) Bwtad.FL- WT-OO-inO ' 7 ^ Ni — 1 Blitz Clean • Maid Service • We Do Wmdowsll Rooting 407-302-9643 4 0 7-3 2 1-6 712 Specializing In Call For , Free V.Estimates Reretflngfi Repairs 417-322-1926 Magnolia Self-Storage 2530 S. Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, FI 32773 PH.407-321’2808 Locally Owned and Operated Resident Manager On Site Lowest Rates Al Unit* Drive Up Monthly Rentals Air Conditwoed Units Available Boat. R.V. and Vehicle Parking 24 Hr.. 7 Day Weekly Aooaaa �Sunday. November 0. 2005 i\igo s » Tiik lira mji L L ega ls Leg a ls CITY or LAKE MARY. FLOflIOA NOTKE OF PUBLIC HEARINO having At timely Sled written otyectioni wik be prevented to toe Board lor eontideration to i s dekberataviv on apptcatnn prior to toe Board lakaig action on toe application em eu rr c o u r t OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OENERAL JURISDICTION DtVIMON CASE NO OJ CA 1 7 1 5 14K m th e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by to* City Comrrvssion ol to* Cfry ol Lake Mary, Florida, that u u Commission wli hold a Pubic Haartng on Novembar 17,2003. at 7 0 0 P M , or as toon thereaflsc as potsfrffe. to consider Sacond Reading and adoption ol an Ordnance entitled Gloria Lewis. DMeion Director. Dm non ol Permit Data Services St Johns River Water Management District Pubksh November 6 , 2005 W 027 ____________________ ____________ _ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA AMENDING THE CITY OF LAKE MARY OFFICIAL ZONING MAP BY REZONING CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, CONSISTING OF APPROXIMATELY 3 14 ACRES, LOCATED NORTH OF WASHINGTON AVENUE ANO WEST OF PINE STREET. MORE FULLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, FROM THE PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS OF A-t, AGRICULTURE, TO R-1A. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIOA STATUTES; PROVIDING CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. NOTKE OF AOENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRKT Notice Is given that toe kfftowmg permit was Issued on October 28. 2005 R S I Florida Property. U C . perm# #40-117-96821-1 T h e p n * act Is located to Semmote County. Section 4, Township 21 South. Range 31 East The perma autoorues A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON 14 19 ACRES TO SERVE 25 lot single (amity residential subdivision known as Terralago The lecenratg water body Is Lake Jesup changing the toning on t i e following described property Irom A1 Agriculture to R -l A Single Famfry ReeidentiaJ A PARCEL OF LANO LYINO IN SECTION IS, TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY, a OR 10A BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 8AIO SECTION IB; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEG 55 MIN SO SEC EAST ALONG THE LAKE MARY SURVEY BASELINE ANO THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SECTION tB, A DISTANCE OF MO 31 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEG 11 MIN SO SEC EAST DEPARTING SAIO LAKE MARY SURVEY BASELINE AND THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SEC ­ TION IB, A DISTANCE OF B1 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF WEST LAKE MARY BOULEVARD. (A 130 0 0 FOOT RIOHT-OF-WAY AS NOW ESTABLISHED); SOUTH 00 DEG 10 MIN 07 SEC EAST, DEPARTING SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF WEST LAKE MARY BOULEVARD. A DISTANCE OF 8 7 0 0 0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE SOUTH SB DEG 55 MIN SO SEC EAST, A DISTANCE OF 330 17 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0 0 DEO 10 MIN 07 SE C EAST, A DISTANCE OF 295 00 FEET THENCE NORTH 80 DEG S3 MIN SO SEC WEST. A DISTANCE OF 100 17 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEO 10 MIN 0 7 SEC EAST. A DISTANCE OF 4 3 0 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 DEG 55 MIN SO SEC WEST. A DISTANCE OF 100 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 00 DEG 10 MIN 07 SEC EAST. A DISTANCE OF 223 00 FEET TO THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF WASHINGTON STREET, (A VARIABLE WIDTH RIGHT-OFWAY); THENCE NORTH 88 DEO SS MIN SO SEC WEST, ALONG SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF WASH­ INGTON 6 TREET, A DISTANCE OF 1MOO FEET. THENCE NORTH 00 DEO 10 MIN 07 8 EC WEST, DEPARTING SAID NORTHERLY RIOHOF-WAY LINE OF WASHINGTON STREET. A DISTANCE OF 5 0 8 0 0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. LANDS THUS DESCRIBED CONTAINING 137.007 SQUARE FEET MORE OR L E SS AND/OR 3 1 4 ACRES MORE OR LESS The Pubic Hearing ar* be held In toe ComnUeaion Chamber* at Lake Mary C4y Hal 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary (The meat entrance Into City Hal ll located on Lakevtew Avenue) The Pubkc le Invited to m end and be heard Sard hearing may be contained Irom lane to Im e unM a Inal daetdon t» made by the C#y Commlsaton Caplet ol t i e Onlnanoe to h# are avalabie to toe Community Development Office el 911 W alace Court, Lake Mary, lor review A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE.BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTI­ TUTE AN ADEOUATE RECORO FOR PURPO SES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEOUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED­ INGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PU RPO SES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANOEMENT8 AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE PERSON S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 585-1424 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Carol A Foeter. Crty Clerk Pubfceh November 8. 2006 W019_________________ __ ThaDatricI gives notes cl santara to issue a perms lotos follow y ^ p r t c e r t r i on October 27. 2005 a a a a t t J S .'S s s w s S s ~ j» In the event any person decides to appeal any decision by toe Cfry wtto reaped to any matter relabng to the consideration ol toe resolution at toe above-reterenced pubic hearing, a record cl the proce eding may be needed In such evert, such person msy need to ensure tost e verbatim record ol toe pitokc hearing Is made, whfrh record todudes toe tesbmony and evidence on which toe appeal Is to be based In accordance with toe Americans with DtsabfMles Ad. persona needng a special accommodation or an Interpreter to participate to this proceedtog should contadfrieCfryb ADA Coordinator el (407) 280-3481 at leas! 48 hours to advance ol toe hearing TO John L. KeWan whose rettoenca a unknown 4 he/khe/they be luring, and 4 he/the/toey be dead, toe unknown defendants who msy b t tp o u ttt. h e n . devisees, granites, s ttig n s n . ktnort. crsetters, Vutleev and a l pw la s claiming an mtsretl by. torough. under or egamtt tie Defendants, wtio ws net known to bs dead a skve. end Wl pw he* having or dsrmmg to have any nght. Me of interest to * a to the meet- Because toe admntstratrve hearing process Is designed to for­ mulate knal agency action, toe tang o< a petMon means toa! toe District's llnal action may be different from toe position token by 4 to this notice ol Intent Persona whoee substantial Interests w« be affected by any such final decision ol toe District on tie eppkcanl have toe ngfff to petition to become a party to the procseckng to acoordvice with toe requirements set forth above Sem inole Community Cortege 100 Weldon Boulevard Sanlord, FL 32773 Notice o l Board Workshop The Dtslnct Board ol Trustees oI Seminole Community Coiege announces a regular monthly Board meeting to which a l per­ sons are Invited Dale and Time Place , Purpose Tuesday, November IS , 2008 7 :00 PM Seminole Communiy Coiege SantonfrLake Mary Campus Weldon Admlmsfralion Bwkkng Board Meeting Room, A200 100 Weldon Boulevard Sanford. Florida 32773 Regular monthly Board meetng A copy ol toe agenda may be obleaied by eMkno the Office o« toe President at 407-328 2010. and arrsngng tor an agenda to be sard etocfrorvcaSy Page 10 ol toe Pubkc Recants ot Semmote County. Florida: 8T JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DJ8TRJCT NOTKE OF INTENT TO AMENO/ADOPT RULES Tha SI John* River Water Manegemenl Dwtnd ro S ca o l ks vilanl to arrwndor adopt rule* addrassmg# » tokow wmch aT* below to* Ifveehotd* eMabMhed to 40C-2MOL i F A C reauirma e standard general Of todrvtAiel contumpbve K S q - g ? ; DATED Lake Mary cay Had 100 N. Country Club Reed, lake Mwy (The mem enhance tree Cey HeS a located on Laaavww Avenue) The Pubkc a versed to ellend and be heard Seal hewing may be conanued from Sme to erne unw e frnel deowon a made by *w Cay Comrasaton Copmed tie Ordnance to kP ere eveS>bM n the Community Development Office el i l l Wakece Court, lake Mery, tor Pubkah November 4. 2006 WOfrl _______ A TAPED RECORO OF THIS M EET**} IS MADE BY THE COY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE THIS RECORO MAY NOT CON­ STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORO FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION m ad e The District oroootet to amend Chapter 40C-2. FA C, to rfrvik* I ? i^Irting,S S I 7 Perm* By Ruto to* ^ X LOT 27, RESERVE AT LAKE MARY. ACCORD**} TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 59. PAGES 69. BO ANO 81. AS RE COROE D IN THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOW DA; SAID LANO SITUATE. LY**3 ANO B E ** } IN SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA has been Ned agwnst you end toal you ere requeed to serve a copy of your wnnwi defenses. 4 any. 10 4 on DAVID J STERN. ESQ Plant# t attorney, whose address is 801 S University Drive #600. Plantation, FL 33324 (no later than 30 day* Item to* dais ol to* kt»l pubkc* bon of the nobce ol acbon) and lie toe original wrto to* bar* of tow court oshor before tsnnce on Piwnbfl* attorney or mmedatefy toerttfler. otherwise ■ default w# be entered agemst you lor toe rskel demanded to toe complamt or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO OS-CA-t777*14W CHASE HOME FINANCE. UC. PIMrtMI. CHARLOTTE PAOOETT. ROBERT 0 CHRISMAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHARLOTTE PAOOETT. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERTO CHWSMAN.JOMN DOE: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. Defendant* NOTKE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Fmal Judgment ol Forectoaure dated the ?$th day of October. 2004. and entered m Case No 04^CA I7n-14W . of the Cvcu4 Court of the 18th Judicial Circuit m and lor Seminole County. Florida, wherein CHASE HOME FINANCE. U C m w Plamufl and CHARLOTTE PAOOETT A/K/A CHARLOTTE CHRIS MAN. ROBERT D CHRISMAN UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHARLOTTE PAOOETT. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT D CHRISMAN. JOHN DOE; JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POS SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY are Defender** I w« *#• to the l*ghe*l end beat bidder lor ca»h el toe EAST DOOR el toe Semmoto County Courthou*#. *n SANFORD, Florida el 1100 em on toe 22nd day of November. 2004. me loUowmg deaenbed property e* aet lorth in teto Fmal Judgment, to w*: WITNESS my hand and the *eW of tow Court el SEMINOLE County. Fiord* «*« 21 day ol October. 2006 MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Akehe Cynj* DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J . STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 600 PLANTATION. FL 31324 06-46160 M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OtSAfMLI TIES ACT. persona wdi dwebb- by th e c it y w ith COURT ADMINISTRATION, al tfta BE MINCH. C County Courthouaa al («07>666-412F. 1-«OO 0 6 A « m (TDO) Of 1-BOO9**9770. via Florida Ralay NOTKI Vehicie Auction # 9 OOem WHEN Merw w bf 17, WOfc WHERE Paul* Towing 1*18 W 1*1 S ***L Sardord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1990 MAKE MAZDA MOOEL: VAN COLOR MAROON VM S JMXV8236L024366I VEHICLE YEAR 1987 MAKE: ACURA MOOEL 4DR COLOR WHITE VW1 f : JH4KA254XHC014591 RESPECT TO THE FOREOO* * } MATTER ANY PERSON Vend* Auction • 9 00*m WISHING TO ENSURE THAT WHEN November 18.8006 AN ADEOUATE RECE7RD OF WHERE: PsuT* Towing. 1818 THE PROCEEDINGS® MAIN­ W 1*18fr**L Ssrkord. FL12T71 TAINED FOR APPELLATE (407O21-T442 pu r p o se s a a d vtsed to VEHICLE m ake THE NECESSARY YEAR 1981 ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR | kWKE INTERNATIONAL HER OWN EXPENSE MOOEL: TRACTOR PERSONS VflTH DISABAIT1E8 COLOR BLUE VM ». 1HTL23274OQA10374 NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO LOT 62. BEAR LAKE HIU8 ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 37, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA In accordance enth the American* with 0*ebrfctie« Ad. mg a s p so W e o c c m m o d s lo n lo p a rtc ip e l* In to n pro cesrkn g sh o u ld co n ta ct to * C ou rt A d iw u tfra to r e l 301 N Pa rk A v e n u e . S a n lo rd F L 1 27 71 . T s is p h o n * N u m b e r 1 *0 7 )6 4 5 4227 noil taler than 2 w orking d a y * o l you r re c e ip t o l to.* O ffic e If h e a n n g or v o c e Impaired. 1 6 0 (7 * 6 6 (7 7 1 D e le d tow 25to da y iff O ckffw r. 2006 M a rya n n* M orse C le rk d to* C a c u * C ou rt (*V M a ry BIroup* Dapuly ,Ct*«k Cart* A Foster. CSy Cterk Publish November 6 .2 0 0 5 W045 ____________________________ . misrsau we spad ed by any ol toe A person whose * * * * * * m is s is ^ fMMon Dwmct* pfopok* r r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i t o Beckon* t » W ^ n d I for 1206 7 .F 8 .Of ^ P ^ ^ * r y « ! ^ T « 8 7 3 . f 8 . ChooemB M M fr ^ f"^ T ^ ^ S r e T S t t to a heenng fr merkebon ffiMMiBn »4k « • d o i™ t r e e l# t o ■ 28-108111 and CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLOROA The Pubkc Uterine wp be held WATER CONSERVATIONA-ANOSCAPE IRRIGATION s-Sw-*". * * * PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEED**} ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 688-1424 Legsl U I. Webster BubdMson mo Coda (F A C ) A TAPED RECORO OF THIS M EET**) IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR IT8 CONVE­ NIENCE THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE­ OUATE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREOOtNQ MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEOUATE RECORO OF THE PROCEEDING9 IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NEC­ ESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE RGE Rural Comfry Estates to R-1AA Stngis FamSy mads el tots mmffaig t o n «»• and tor such purpose, they may naed t o t o s ^ t ^ avem aom record ol the proceedngs » made, which record * * * • * testimony and evidence upon which the appeal Is to be pec Section 286 0105. Florida Statutes a Mad r^ M tT an d 120 57. Florida The Pubkc Hearing wSI be held to toe Commeemn Chambers el Lake Mery Cay Has 100 N Carney Club Road. Lake Mary (The mem entente Wo Csy HeS a located on Laksvtea Avenue ) The Pubkc a touted to attend end bd heard Said hearing may be corbnued from ana to kme urdl • kntl decaton a made by toe City Commsaron Copies ol tta Ordnsnce n kP trs evssablt in toe Cfry cam * Office si la k t Mwy Cdy Ha*. 100 N Country Ctab Road, la t e Mery. Florida ctengng toe tonsig on toe LA­ Persona a rt advtsad that, it they decide to appeal any decision M .I „ Z f r T k * £ - < * * Monday tomugnFnday E £ s » W f o i k M P ^ a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action lo tarsdos* s mongaga on Ihs toSowing rropsriy Pubkah November 6 .1 3 .2 0 . 27, 2005 W052 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA AMENDING THE CITY O f LAKE MARY OFFICIAL ZONHO MAP BY REZONWO CER TAW LANDS WlTHto THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. CONSIST**} OF APPROXIMATELY I S ACRES LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF WEBSTER STREET. SOUTH OF MAIN ROAD. MORE FULLY DESCRI8E0 HEREM. FROM THE PRESENT ZONING CLAS­ SIFICATIONS OF RCE. RURAL COUNTRY ESTATES. TO R1AA. SINGLE FAMILY OWE LUNG. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIOA STATUTES. PROVE)**} CON­ FLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE Pubfceh November 6 13. 200* W031 NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVKC CITY OF LONQWOOO. FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY OrVEN by toe Cay Commission ol toe Cay ol Lake Mary. Florida, that sad Commas ion we how a Pubkc Hearing on November 17,20M. al 7 0 0 P. M . or as soon there after as posable, to consider Second Readng and adopaon of an Ordnance entitled 1800 NW 49 TH STREET. SUITE IK) FT IAUOEROAIE. FL 33309 Telephone (954) 4S30364 Facaenrfe (904) 771 WM JOHN L KEELAN. ET AL , DEFENOANT(S) Sarah M Myares. CKy Clerk CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLOMOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Law Office of Marshak C VS OATED this 2nd day ol NOVEMBER. 2005 Pubkah November 6. 2005 W028 drpwaie used by toe and surface water from tram toe M teT w ater from Pond 11 vie 1 Pond 1/10 ' ^ “ 2 £ ^ 2 e r f r o " i Pond 12 via 1 active pump end same W ^ from^Pond t 14yr fe lte se m. e p pun? C ourt surfaceF water u n vsi^ Semncle w EM1 located to SaekoMt): 1. 2. TmaWib known as Rc#ng Has Ooi Ckto see WELLS FARGO BANK. N A . SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE. INC. PLAINTIFF Pursuant to the provteiont ot the American* with Osabuaies Act any parson requiring special eccommodabone to P«map*l« to toem eetirw foekkedfoedvtseSem inofoC oriaw ury CobegeM least S i h o u rs betore am meebnq by CQrtedtng Unde Cowete at 407-328 2010 It you ere hearing or speech vnpeved. pteese co rte d Senvncte Community College by calling Me Dorothy Peishon at 407-328-2100 OATED October 3 1 ,2 0 0 5 RteOMtocMrfitakfr untsss a paltoon tar 1 The Cfry ol Longwood. Florida (toe -C«y1 hereby provides notice pursuant to Section 197 3632(3)1 a). Florida Statutes, ol Its totent to use toe unMorm method ol collecting non ad valorem special assessm ents to be levied w«hin toe Incorporated area ol toe City, tor toe cost o» provtdtog (I) road paving and resurfac­ ing; (>) enhancement ol ri(fil6<# way. eubtfrvtslon wals. wjbrk vision entrances and medians; (M) street kghbng, drainage, and underground ubkbes. and (tv) water end wastewater Improve­ ments commencing lor toe Fiscal Year begmntog on October 1, 2006 The Cfry w« consider toe adoption ol a resolution elect­ ing to use toe uniform method ol collecting such assessm ents autoortred by Section I9 7 J 6 3 2 . Florida Statutes, el a pubic hearing to be held at 7 0 0 pm . on Decem ber 8. 2008, at 175 West Warren Avenue. Such resolution art* slate the need lor the levy and w * contain a legal description ol toe boundaries ol toe real property subject to toe levy Copies ol toe proposed form ol resolution, which contains toe legal de s cription ol toe real property subted to toe levy, are on Me el the Office ol toe City dark. Longwood. Florida All Interested porsona are Invited to The Ne(s) containing toe appkeaton lor toe above ksled permit Is availabte lor Inspection Monday through Friday eicept lor legal hokdays, 6 0 0 a m to 5 0 0 pm at the St Johns River Water Management District (District) Headquarters. 4049 Retd Street. Palatks. FL 32178-1429 A person whose substantial Interests are affected by toe District permuting decision may petition lor an adnwsstrative hearing to accordance w «i sacbons 120 589 and 120 57. Florida Statutes, or may choose to pursue mediation as an alternative remedy wider section 120 573, Florida Statues, belore toe deedkne lor fling a peti­ tion Chooseig mediation wtl not adversely effect toe right to a hearlr^ it mediation does not result to a settlement The proce­ dures tor pursuing mediation are set lotto to section 120 573. Florida Statutes, and rules 28-106 111 and 28-106 401 • .404 Florida Administrative Code Petitions must comply with toe requirements of Florida Arkmntttrattvs Code Chapter 28-108 era) be Sled with (received by) the District Clerk located el District Headquarters. Highway 100 WesL Palalka. FL 32177. Pennons tor admmistrelive hearing on toe above appkcaMon(i) must be Ned witoto twenty-one (21) days of publication ol tors notice or within twenty-sis (26) days ol toe District Depositing notice ol this Intent to toe mall lor those persons to whom toe Oistnct mass actual notice Failure to Me a petsion wffhm tols tune period sh al constitute a waiver ol any rtght(s) such perton(s) may have to request an administrative determmeson (hearing) under sections 120 569 and 120 57, F 8 , concerning toe subiect permit Petitions that ere not Med to accordance with the above provisions are subted to dismissal L ega ls Leg a ls ega ls TH® NOTICE SHALL BE PUB USHEO ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS PUBLISH IN THE SANTORO HERALD Pubkah Novembei S. 13. 2005 W029 Law Office of Marahea C taoo n w s a rit ain cfrT . SUITE 120 r f LAUDERDALE. F L lilo e Tslsdwni (964) «*3 0166 Facsanff* (964) 771-6052 Pubkan Novenffwr 6. 11. 2006 W032 NOTKE OF PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC NOTKE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON THE DATE IN t h e c ir c u it c o u r t AND TIME LISTEO BELOW. OF THt 1*TM AND CONTINUING FROM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, DAY TO DAY UNTIL ALL to AND FOR SCMBSOLI COUNTY. OOOOS AF1E SOLD. WE FLORIOA WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC­ c iv il omsiON TION. TO THE HIGHEST CASE NO. 06CA-1646-14W DIODEn. FOR CASH. AT THE WAREHOUSE OF ALL US BANK. N A , ^ AMERICAN SELF ST O R ­ AGE. LOCATED AT 460 FLORIDA CENTRAL PARK WAY LONGWOOD. FL STANFORD MORGAN A/K/A 32750. THE FOLLOWINO STANFORD M SPIRES. OOOOS. WARES. AND MER­ Datendantt CHANDISE FOR RENT ANO OTHER CHAROE8 FOR NOTKI OF WHICH A LIEN ON SAME 19 FORECLOSURE SALE CLAIMED. TO WIT: n o tic e is h e r e b y g iven pursuer* to • F n d J u frjm s rS d DATE OF SALE: 11/180001 Faectosur* dsled to* 26to day TIME OF SALE: 12:00 PAL d October. 2005. and srewed to Cass No 06CA-154414W, ( 4 ^ - 2 042(2Kt>). F A C ) (Cutiomsr Name) (Und I ) gabon ol new landacapa during Ww a M M * a ^ p h a w w » 28-106 401-406. FAC18-108 frd M *tod Iff toa Cecul Cool d toa lito (Bnet Description ol Goods Jurfrdd O c u * In and tor esamptmns 1mm toa two day pw * * * * Being Sold) Sam nda County. HoridA soufcaa Ol water tuch a * ledaimad walar, im oo migsUon *y»_ R w toSeeelPslaP* FtoruM 12177 whwsai US BANK. NA. <• toa Ssnis^nd lha u ta ol recycled watw from »#» d^ oton P"™** * TORRES. FELCIANO - #114 VEHICLE Plaaff# and STANFORD MOO CITY OF LAKE MARY, lh* ponds ars not augmantad wfrh ground or surtaea wMar. HOUSEHOLD OOOOS YEAR 1*90 S u T a /K/A STANFORD M FIOROA MAKE DAIHATSU ALEXANOER. TRACY • *1 7 5 SPIRES. RALPH E. NAU; w . _______ u TT.U abo contama proviatona authonang local I MOOEL 40R i - i _ .r o » " (281 day* <* * • MANN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Card A Fo**w. Csy P m * COLOR WHITE govwnmerrt toal wish to sntorce S to »«» OF RALPH E NAUMANN. dated Ocklber 11,2006 MUSICAL EQUIPMENT Vfri #: X IJO 1 I2 X 4 4 0 6 8 0 9 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SoTim A rton* rota to do so by a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l d a o - | K ESSLER. BUSAN 6 raong toa tula provimona » a local govemmanl wtotwa to ia ^ STANFORD MORGAN AM/A Pubkah Nuvsmbsr S. 2006 ROBERT • FIBS HOUSE­ Vsrsd* Auckon • • flOsm STANFORD M SPIRES. JOHN W020______________________ J y Z * * c d n * toal imgalion may HOLD 0 0 0 0 3 WHEN Muisntost I t . 2906 DOE. JANE DOE AS kWiad w*hin toa tula lor toair uaa. Tha proposad amanomarai WRIGHT. ERNEST M J R • WHERE: PsuT* Towing 1*1* CJTY OF LAKE MART, UFdNOWN TENANTS to POTre g w d to g -v to ca p . frngMon and W Id SfresL Bsntord. FL 12771 #223 HOUSEHOLD OOOOS SESSION OF THE SUBJECT convert to *** to permfr* by nfr* a * » • * (407)121-7442 NOTKI OF PROPERTY w* Dsfondarff* I 8 EPTER. JAM ES • * 2 4 3 PUDUC MARINO VEHCLE a# s*4 to to* dghed widbed I h q u s e h OLO OOOOS ftn# agency YEAR 1*93 ladder Id a # d * » WC8,T I SEP TE R . JAM ES • *2 5 0 MAKE: SATURN NOTICE® HEREBY OWEN by FRONT O OOOR ^ ic r n m n OOOOS FRONT O O Rd- to* Senwid* HOUSEHOLD OOOOS d a y iis s s s im r is s " a naw appicafron form tor a MOOEL: 40R to* csy OdddMton d to* Cay cumstancas. toa Oi*tnd propoeas s nsm County Courthouse. In AUEN . LAERKA • i l l * FORO. Ftanda. d 1100 * m on COLOR WHITE ol Lake I4«y. Florida, toa* ta d sundard Oanersl Perm* tor Landscape frngabpn Thrw Day* HOUSEHOLD OOOOS VM > 1O62H56B0PZ246414 Cunvrsss tt- w# hdd s Pvbkc {2nd dey d Novembw. PEREZ. PEDRO ■ » M * i k a r a on NdmmBir IF, MSS, 2006. too t * 0* ? ? ”*0 * * , Son damonabaang toa naad tor to* e d d d a n ^ y Pad's HOUSEHOLD OOOOS MTiDO P M . d as soon tosraNobce M property a t t d torto in sad VALENTIN. VANESSA - #480 Miar OS possess, to oonddd Fsid Judgmert to •# tor iW v^s tor cash on dsmand Sacond flswSng and sdoMon BOXES. HOUSEHOLD N o m -*-f8 .2 0 0 6 to tsghad bddtr. r -------• ol wi ipnknsnce sndtod LOT 1». RETREAT AT WETUVA P E TE R S. CRAIO • #517 PUbkMl: ACCORDING TO THE PLAT HOUSEHOLD OOOOS AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY t h e r e o f , RECOROED in LEVY. BHARLENE • #539 Pioapadrve ddder* may toaped OF LAKE MARY- FLORIDA PO T BOOK 69. PAGE 12. w HOUSEHOLD OOOOS Vdades cne h a a pnor to Mk» a m en ding th e c it y o f ANO 14. OF THE PUBLIC O etnd h a* tecerved SALINAS. ISRAEL • #894 Term* we -CASH OR CERTI­ RECOROS OF SEMINOLE lake MARY POLICE OFFI to t requkemani tost as avafrabto waiar conesrysaon massure* HOUSEHOLD OOOOS FIED FUNDS’ P a d s Towing S r 8 RETIREMENT 8YITEM. COUNTY FIOROA S l g Z Z by a CUP HERNANDEZ. DANNY •#706 reeervea to* n d * to wxept or a dopted pu r su a n t to R u fo M c T 042(1) or (2) aa a P P ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S S r t t J l rayed sny did a* B«38 ORDINANCE NO '0D2 AS I** iccoriU nct »<h fh« N W _ i rwwwood. FL 32750. *PP8CAR. VAN inn toal a propoaad uaa c4 waiar » reaaonabtoTmnaSaal. • « su b se q u e n t l y am en ded, K 4 R.LLC. H klW kfW r w located to Ben snot* Amencan* effto Dw*b4*»* Ad. m m l mawmnaril tod pubkc M 4dy uddme provid* water a a * Pubkah kkwerrbei t . 2006 a m en om o s e c t io n e. b en ^ 1 1 7 -1 0 1 7 8 3 -1 ^ ^ T j i East The STORAOE PROTECTION ^|TAMOUNTSANOEUa«fr.WQ22________ __________ _ M I specraf eocommodabon to S S y ' S c i o n 17. -™rwgs AUCTION 8 E R V K E S . UC T ty . amenoinq s e c t w n j . IKto. toctuding to* requirement contained with Rule *OC 2 . uaruouai* in frv* doceedsig C w ^ ^ ^ to c o n s tn ^ ^ n ^ n r m s n lk n o e m a * #593 MtotoooiVoMd* Auction DISABILITY. ADOtNO SECTION modd corded m* Court FAC ^ F A M IL Y ANO MEDICAL m * i* f + rr‘ )ar ^ n d i t o - M l N Pa# THE ABOVE INFORMATION Ford 20R Ski **B«rtfrn(Fon Avenue. Sentord FL M 771. ■*_ ____ salad rule* wt* be adopted (Medwito to* Department " a yea c t . ADO**} SECTION ( 1) 1988 V M 1FA8P90F7JH1S3711 IS TO BE PUBLISHED ONCE 26 MkJIARY SERVKE PR X R Telephone Numbd 1407)665 ,4 pubkcrtcn d tod , ^ o«» . i«8N »ird 1 d TO EMPLOYMENT. ADOtoiQ A WEEK FOR TWO CON 4227 nd Idw toan 2 working vtm m* H cndfrfrifriQ ai<r» 8,. l" * J ! ^ . 7 m i a 7 p « P M •» l ^ * I ^ be effective 20 day* after tong Thw nobce I* orty (2) 1992 fasten SOR Maroon SECTION 2F, PRIOR POLICE ^ . ^ 'vTto^capn Mdtffln1r j g a T ih n . f*M t W -a. SECUTIVE W EEKS BAIO gay* d your racatol d tora VVd JN1EJ01 PINT 106333 H rv I S . ADO.SO MCTKN SALE TO BE UNDER AND nobca H f d * " ^ * ° ,t* 26 DEFERRED RETWEMENT anpaaed. IB0D 9668771 BY VIRTUE OF THE (Aucaon dad 11-8I-8SI OPTION PLAN. ADO**) SEC STATUTES OF THE STATE. T ^ w^ em / ^ y u e n t Dated tom 26to dey d Octobd. IN SUCH CASES MADE AND Held b*eei. r —»—• visiting ___ .... Owlrldi W*b»tt* *• a f t e r RETIREMENT. PRO to* 2006 wmd com or by PROVIDED VCtoQ FOR COOP CATION www spwmd com Al 2pm Al TisCoutty Towns pnOVKXNQ FOR SEVERABi.Mwyann* Mara* I16A Be** An* WVttw 6pgs FL Pubkeh. October 30. 2005 m OF PROVISIONS. Clerk d «m C s a # C a st y ^ n S t o ^ d i k d * * « 8n o t antfrfo you t o a Pubkah Noventoer 6 .2 0 0 5 REPEALING Al L ORDL 1270* Mid November S. 2005 By Mary S e n * * NANMSBCONFUCT HERE­ DepdyOdk W048 Ftortdi vw^M t. are a * d ^ W W» V1B0 PubSth Noverrtod t. 2006 WITH ANO PROY01NO AN NOTKE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFOMI W024 W d ^ r*™ 0" * ^ ^ M T a p S o " m eaangra J 1 EFFECTIVE DATE METHOD OF COLLECT1NO NON-AD 4 S r S E '< » i 2 S ,£“ “ - — to no more than two day* per week. The perm* fry fA« pa r t ic ip a t e th fse - Med wfrfsn tm**r** 3V i S IS VALOREM ASSESSM EN T* ■ S S T S S w - cm . “ I — w a nt of PfIOCEEDINOS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN iSvANCE OF THE M EET**} AT (407) 6451424 VEHICLE YEAR 1964 MAKE HONOA MOOEL ADR COLOR GRAY yfrlfr 1HOA07432EA032900 �Thr IIkkmj) Sunday. November fl. 200*1 L eg als L eg als M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THC OOHTfINTH Ju n c iA L c ir c u it m AMO FOR ftCMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM CAM MO 06-CA-1J60-14-W AI otoer creditors of toe dece- ARTHUR JACOW1TZ INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. PENSION PLAN. •* of CITY FIRST MORTQAOE CORP. daans or demands aoamst the decedents estate must Me the* deans wsh tors court WITTEN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE Pterf**!. HEATHER HOLDEN. ETL AL. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmant of Mongaga Foradotura datad October 25. 2005. and anlarad m Casa No 06-CA-1360-14 W of tfw Ocurt Court of ttte Eighteenth Juddal O c u t m and for Sammote County. Florida, wharam ARTHUR JACOW1TZ INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. PENSION PLAN, art the Plant** and HEATHER MOLDEN. MICHAEL HOLDEN. ASSO­ CIATES HOME EQUITY LOAN CORPORATION NX/A CIT1FI NANCIAL MORTGAGE LOAN CORPORATION and ALTEORA CREDIT COMPANY NX/A NATIONAL CITY HOME LOAN SERVICES. INC. ara the Defendant!. | wni sal to the Nghast and basl ladder lor cash on tie east door of Semmote County Courthouse. 301 N Parti Avenue. Sanford. Honda, at 1100 AM on tie 22 day of Movsrrbor. 2006. tie toicmnq descnbod property as sal forth n said Feial Judgment to ait Lot •. In B*ocfc f , FOXMOOR UNIT 1. according to toe Plat tiaraof, recorded in Plat Book 19 at Page 70 and 71. of Ihe Public Records of Seminote County. Florida This 26 Monenttef. 2005 day of MARYANNE MORSE. AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Mary Stroupe Deputy Cterfc Bruce R Jacobs. Esq Wedderbum A Jacobs. PA. 16300 NE 19th Avenue. 6u<to 244 No Uami Beach. FL 33162 306-619-9222 Pubash November 6.13. 2005 W035 m THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR 6CMNOL1 COUNTY, FLORIOA PRORATC DIVISION FILE #: 2005-CP-1497 IN RE ESTATE OF SCOTT R SMITH. NOTICE TO CREDITORS (imestate) The ednwvsaaiion or the estate of scon R SMITH deceased Fite Number BO06 C fM M f. It i toe O cud Court for County. Honda. Probate Orvwron. toe address of which la 301 N Park Ave. Sanford Florida 32771 The names end addresses of toe Personal Representative and the Personal Representative’s AI creditors of toe decedent and or demands agamal decedents estate. Including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, and who have been served a copy of Vm Notice, must Me toes deans w«h toe Court. WITTEN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF TTSS NOTICE ON THEM AI other creditors of toe dtoehave deans or demands agamel decedent s estate, including unmatured, cortengem or unfcqdeans w*h tors court WITTEN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT 6 0 F L £ 0 WA1 BE FOREVER BARRED The dale of toe test pubfccefton of toe nobce e November 6. 13. 2006 LESLIE E SMITH Personal Representative 459 Seh e Lake O cte ASanec Beach. Honda 32233 J . DINKINS O GRANGE ESQUIRE Ftonda Bar No 0373760 7962 Normandy Boulevard JacAaonvSte. FL 32221 Telephone 904/791-6371 Fas: 604/791 -2620 Attorney lor Personal Representative PubSah November 6. 13. 2006 W036 M THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR IfM M O ll COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 3006-CP-1902 94 RE THE ESTATE OF STELLA SCHWAGER. NOTICK TO CREDITORS The admnetraaon of toe estate of STELLA SCHWAGER. deceased, whose dele of deeto wes June S. 2006. F«e Nunber 2006G P 1602. w pendng at Vis Circuit Court lor Semmote County. Florida. Probata Bunsen, toe address of wtwh is P O Boa 6099. Sanford. FL. 327726099 The names and addresses of toe personal repre- Al creators of toe decoders and otoer persons having deans or demands agaaisl decedent s eelale. on whom a copy of tote noace is reqused to be served Court WITH* THE LATER OF 3 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD 6ET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS NOVEMBER 6.2005 Joan Matorvs Personal Representative 2526 Qreenacre Roed Apopka. FL 32703 Charles H Stark Florida Bar No 622660 Charles H. Stark PA. 966 Douglas Avenue. Suite 100 AJtamonte Springs FL 32714 407/ 788 0250 lor Personal Pubkeh November 6. 13. 2005 W037 M THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUOfCtAL CIRCUIT 94 AND FOR 6EM04OLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 2006-CP-16CJ IN RE THE ESTATE OF JOHANNA OOLDSMITH kVa HANNA OOLDSMITH L eg als Sean Bogte. Esq ftonda Bar No 106313 Law Once of Sean F Bogle. PA PO Boa 151356 Altamonte Springs. FL 32715 Telephone (407) 634 3311 407634 3302 fas lor Personal By ordar of m# Planning 1 Zoning Commwaion of N Ofy of 8anlord. Honda, tha Znd day of Novandwr, ZOOS Pubfcsh November 6.1 3 . 2005 W039 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT File No. 2006-CP-2002 IN RE ESTATE OF VINCENT JONES. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The edmavstration of the estate of VINCENT JONES, deceased, whosa data of death was November 12. 2003. t o ) whose Sooal Secunfy Number « 126­ 52-0326, is pending vi the Circuit Court for Seminote County. Florida. Probata Ovtson. toe address of which is 301 North Park Avenus. Sanford. Florida 32771. Tha names and addresses of the Personal Representative and toe Personal Representative's attorney are set forth below AI creditors of toe decedent end otoer persons having dam s or demands against decedent s estate, on whom a copy of to* nofeoo * requaed to be served must Me toe* clams w*fh to* Court WITHIN THE LATER O f 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM AI otoer creditors of toe dece- NOTICE TO CREDITORS The adnvnetratoon of the estate Of JOHANNA GOLDSMITH a/k/a HANNA OOLDSMITH. dtcaasad. whosa date of death was July 24. 2005. is pending ei toe C»cu« Court tor Semmote County. Florida. Probale OMSton. F4e Number 200SCP 1603. toe address of which is PO. Drewsr C. Sanford. FL, 32772 The names and addreeses of toe personal representstatwel attorney are set I daans or demands agaaist the decedents estate must Me toes dear* with to * court WITH* 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FEED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S OATE OF DEATH IS BARREO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT The date of test pubfccabon of to * Noboe * November 6.2005 AI creditors of toe decedent and other persons having davits or dsmands against toe dtcsdem § estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated dams, on whom a copy of to* notice is aarved must Me toes dam s with tots Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SERVICE O f A COPY Of THIS NOTICE ON THEM WILLIAM H SPEELER M otoer eredteee s* toe dent and persene hem _ or demends agamet toe dece­ dents estate, ndudng unme lured, cortenper! or unkqmdeted 250 Lake Rdge Court Winter Springs. FL 32706 LETICIA J MARQUES Attorney lor Personal Representative Florida Bar No 361977 lek o a J Marques. PA 317 West Concord Street Orlando. FL 32601 Pubkeh November 6. 13. 2005 W040 n o n e s O f 9AL9 .1 f i t I >1 It NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN toe! toe undersigned intends lo to* court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE on said property under The Ftonda Saif Storage F a c e t*! Ad STATUES (Sab S3 6 0 1 6 3 S09) ALL CLAIMS NOT 8 0 FILED WMJ. BE FOREVER BARRED The undersigned wil sei at Is by compeWve dsig on NOVEMBER 11. » st 1200 pm on toe prem*es THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION O f THIS NOTICE IS NOVEMBER 6. 2005 LESLIE ALLEN OOLDSMITH Personal Rcpreeentatrve WdUem H Momeon. Esquire Ftonda Bar No 143303 BALDWIN S MORRISON. PA7100 Souto Ikghway 1762 Fam Park. FL 32730 Tstephons 407/134-1424 Attorney for Personal Representative Pubkeh November 6. 13. 2005 W03S IN THf CIRCUIT COURT FOR 6UMMOLC COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATf DIVISION FILE NO. 1004-CP-1390 IN RE ESTATE OF FRANK PNIAK. NOTICI TO CREDITORS The adrrvn*tration of toe estate of FRANK PNIAK. deceased wtiosa date of daato was May 2 2002. FSs Number 2004 CP 1390. is pendng m toe Cecutf Court lor Semmote County. Florida. Probata O visjot toe address d whch is PO Drawer C. Sanford. FL. 32772 Tha names and addresses of toe Personal Rapreeantative and toe Personal Representative a AI creator* of toe decedent and otoer persons having deans •stele on whom a copy of to* noice haa been served, rr Me toe* deans wsh to* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AI otoer creditors of toe dece­ dent and persons having daane or demands sgaaist toe dece­ d en t! estate must Me the* deans wSh to * Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT 8 0 FLED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PEROO BET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARREO The dale of last pubfccefcon of to * Note* « November 6 2006 BIO TREE 8ELF 746 Fleet Finance! 100. Longwood. Semmote. Btate of Una # STORAGE, Court. Stele County of Ftonda. toe Contents KERJ CHASE. 136. M *c HU Purchases mud be peU tor at toe lane of purchase ai CASH ONLY. AI purchased Hems soto as te. where te. and mud be removed d the lane of sate Dated to * Id day of November. 2005 Pubkeh November 6 .1 3 . 2005 W041 LAKE MARY MBS STORAGE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALS AI partwt In MaraM and cdUana •hal hand an Opportunity lo ba haaid al ta d haanng Continurd from P i g t I B Region 4 Tournament at Itakiw ilU Counliy Qub. Teammate Joseph Schrader was a stroke back at 74, but unfor­ tunately only the top two indi­ viduals advance to state. The THnity Prep team (306) missed qualifying for stale by three strokes, finishing third behind Circle Christian (301) and Lake Highland Prep (303). The Lake Howell girls also earned a spot in state, finishing second to Olympia, 309-to-31B, In the Class 2A-Rcgion 3 Tournament at Sebring Municipal Golf Club. Jordan Hage led the Silver Hawks with a 76, good for third place individually, while defending state individual champion Jessica Yadloczky had an off day, for her, shoot­ ing a 79 to tie for seventh.. Lake Mary freshman Nicole Agacllo advanced as an indi­ vidual out of Gass 2A-Region 2 after posting the low round of 71 for the tournament. Also earning a trip to state was Lake Mary Prep freshman Sheryl Popelka, who was sec­ ond In Class 1A-Region 4 with a runner-up round of 72. The bowling teams will be the second lo last, with football to follow next weekend, sports to hold their districts this Monday and Tuesday. Crooms, Hagerty, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell Lake Mary, Lyman, Oviedo, Seminole and Winter Springs make up District 4, which will hold its 'roll-offs’ at AMF Altamonte Lanes tomorrow (Monday) at 10 azn. Admission is $4. Competition figures to be close on the boys' side as Lake Brantley (14-2), Lake Mary (13­ 3), Lyman (12-3-1) and Oviedo (12-3-1) all finished within a game-and-a-half of each other By ordar of Via Planning 4 Zontig Commaaion of Via Cdy of Sanford. Florida. Vaa 2nd day Of NovdmDw, 2004 Volleyball Planning I Zorang Commnaion ADVICE TO THE PUOLIC P n o m wdh a ifeaabaay. such a , a melon. haanng or ipeach vnpaamant Of periorw naadng om*r fyp#. of aftwatance. and who wt»h fo attand City Commaaion maeangi or any ofhtr board or convmttaa mart Ing may oordad ma 0*y Clarlt wrong, of may cal 407 330­ 5403 for rdormaton rtgardmg Pursuant lo taction 2M010S. Honda Blatmaa. • any paw n daodaa to ftppaaf any daemon mad* by Via Planning and Zoning Commotion win impact lo any manaf corwriarad «l n t puMc mating, men paraon wd naad a raeofd of bra procaadmgi and lor men pur poaa, men paw n may naad 10 anaura mat a vaibatvn w ord of tha procaadmg* la mada. ndud upon when Via appaaf la lo ba bated Thw raoord la not provrdad by Via Cay of Sanford Pubfeah Novandwr I. 2005 W05I HOTICf OP PUBLIC HEARUM TO CONSIOCR A CONDITIONAL U tt Noaoa « haiaby gnan mal Pubftc Haanng wd ba bald by tha Planning t Zoning Commotion m tha Ciry Commotion CMmbara. Coy Hot. Sanfoid. Honda, ftl 7 0 0 pm on Thura day. Mou mBar 17, M M . lo eormdar a laquatl •or a Condmonal Um m a SB -1 Smgla Family nawdaniiai Zoning D ahd Lagal DaacnpHon LOT 5 BLK • TR 5 TOWN OF SANFOHO PB I PO M Tha propady bang mora ganar any daaenbad a t 420 Oak Avanua Condmonal Um Baquartad Add ona addmonw guaw mom to Vw BiaaMaal at 420 Oak Avanua Ptarmng S Zorang Comma, on ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC ParMna wdh a dubMy. auch a . a wmon. haanng or B M d i fthparmanr. of paraona natdmg ovm typaa of m a m » a . and who with to attand Cay Commuion m ating , or any oOwf board or commtlaa maaf mg may contact Vw Cay Ctart in writing, or may ca> 407-330­ 5403 lor aaormakon ragardmg M 0105 Flonda Btokltoa. 4 any Pftraon W W m lo ftppoW any ifafinnn mada by Via Pianiung and Zorang Commaaion imh reaped to any maaar considered al Vaa pubic maalng. auch p a w n ad naad a record of Vw proceed toga and lor auch purpoaa. such p a w n may naad to anaura Vial a larbalm w ord al Vw procwodmg. w mada. Indudng Vw toaamony and amdanoa upon w tc f iv * appeal* to be baaed Tha w ord a not provided by V aCayof Sardort Pubkeh November d. 2005 W060 N o n e * Od PUBLIC HEAMNO TO CONHOCA A CONDITIONAL UEI Nokos a haraby given did a Pubko Haanng a d ba laid by the Planning A Zoning Commaaion In Vw Cay Commaaion Chamber,. Cay Hal. Bardord. Honda. « 7 0 0 pm on Thurs day, f it van 17, M M . to conwoar a iaou.it tar a Condaonaf Um m a OC-t. Oanaral Commercial Zorang Darner LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOT* 13 TO I I A VACO ST ADJ ON W TEAOUES ADO PB 4 PO I Tha property bemg mors ganaraty daaenbad a . 24*5 Park Personal property of toe toSow aig two tenants (t) Jay Borrrwi. Una #144 w* be sold d pubkc eucbon to toe Nghed balder tor cash to satisfy a rental hen accordance with Florida Statutes Sections 63 606 tod S3 607 Aucfcon w* be heto d 1110 Emma Oaks Trarf. Lake Mary. FL. 32746 on Nov. 29, 2009. d 1100 AM Contents personal property Viewing el Mne of sate only The owners, or toe* agents, reserve toe ngN to bid on toy una and also lo retosa any bid By ordar of Vw Plannmg 5 Zoning Commaaon al Vw C*y ol Bardord. Honda. VM 2nd day of Ndvwrtwr. 7005 Pubkeh November 6. 13. 2006 W042 Roar Robert. Chairmen Planing A Zoning Commaaion NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEAfUNQ TO COMSDCR A CONOfTIONAL USE ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC Nofcce te hereby grven tod a Pubfcc Hearing art be had by Planning A Zoning Commission *i too C*y Commission Chambars. Cay Hal. 8anAord. Florida, d 700 p m on Thursday. November IT. BOOS, to oonartsr a requad tor a Condteond Use in a 0 0 2 . Oenaraf Commercial Zoning Dn*Kt LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOTS 1 TO 6 A THE N 35 79 FT OF LOT S A LOTS 13 TO 17 A THE N 35 M FT OF LOT 19 AABAN DONED ALLEY BET SAIO LOT8 ALONG WITH VACO W 1/2 OF MAPLE AVE ADJ ON E BONAVENTURE PBS PO 95 The property bemg more gener­ ally deter bed as 701 W 22nd Condteond Use Requested An Urban Inf* Redevelopment Protect lo tstabfcefi Heritage Townhomet. a IT una townhouea community, at 701 W 22nd 6 * e d CEUA BUQBEE 421 R * y* i Tral Cassatoarry Ftonda 32707 Preps L eg als AI part*# in rterert and cteiana ehal have an opportunity lo be heard d sad heanng An Prow l d 24*5 Park Annua to redevelop Park Piaoa Plata and l a a^aoanl ieU4 buddmg (bal Wry Moral Al parkn m Inrorad and oaw w ih ai h a n an apponunffy to be heard al ta d hearing M a mean, haanng or .peach •npamrard. or paraona naadng ovar typaa al tmwltms . aid 0 with to attend Cty Commaaion mttangt or any odar board or commeiaa madmg may concad Sw Cay park m rwdmg. or may ca l M7-3305*03 tor mtomakan regankng Puwara to MCkon 2M 0I0S. - hid Slakaaa. * any paw n rdm to apr l * any daemon mada by Vw Planreng and Zorang Cnmmwca *d> laapacl to any manat oonadarad al Via kc nwabng. auch paw n a d need a w ord ol Vw prooaad mga and tor auch pwpoM. auch paw n may naad to arwm mar a i n tm m w ord of Vw pro caadmga a mada. indudng vw Waamony and awlanca upon wradi v a appad a toba broad Tha record a not prawdad by V aC ayd Sd d o M Pubkdi Novandwr * . *005 NOT1C* TO THC PUBLIC: Notca that a me t i ng • * rwto on Odobor M . 2005. and approval w m granted by Va in the Seminole Athletic Conference standings. Lake Howell Is next at 7-8-1, fol­ lowed by Seminole, which fin­ ished Ihe regular season on a winning slreak. at 6-10, Crooms (4-11-1), Winter Springs (3-12-1) and Hagerty (0-15-1). , Undefeated Lake Mary (16-0) is the heavy favorite among ihe rls, with Seminole (13-3), agerty (11-5) and Oviedo (10­ 6) In ihe hunt. Completing the SAC standings are Lake Brantley (9-7), Lyman (4-11-1), Crooms (3-12-1), Winter Springs (3-13) and Lake Howell (M S). THnity Prep Is the only other county school to field a bowl­ ing team and the Saints will complete against Apopka, Bishop Moore, Colonial Edgewater, Evaas, Ocoee, Winter Park and West Orange in District 5 at AMF Fairlancs in frlando on Tuesday at 9 a.m. Meanwhile, the Winter High School Season has already kicked off with Girls Soccer opening the regular season this pasl Tuesday. Lake Brantley and Lyman both came out of the box on fire, posting 8-0 shutouts over Seminole and Freedom, respec­ tively. Chelsea Klotz poured In four goals, while Hirsch added a pair of scores and Mazza three assists in the Patriots victory and Lindsay Andrew tallied three goals and Shannon Gevei found the back of the goal twice to lead the Greyhounds. In another Seminole Athletic Conference match-up to open the season, L. Deluca and Miller scored two of Lake Mary's goals as the Rams edged Oviedo, 3-2. Whitehead and Rabette netted the goals for the Lions. B Continued from Pgge IB be decided this weekend as Tampa-Bayshorr Christian (20-5) will host Lake Worth-Trinity Christian (23-3) in the Region 3 final today, while most of the Region 4 tournament must still be played because of the problems created Hurricane Wilma. One match was to be ptaved on Friday and four more matches today before the finals are played on Monday. The Gass 1A Slate Championship Match is set for 2 p.m. next Friday. Oviedo had had a great season and hoped to use the homreourt advantage to knock o il the jrutverful Wildcats, but It |uat was not meant to UCF L ec a ls AdfTwmitratrvt Official Novamtar 2. 2006 l o r n U lowing condftonai uaa raquaaia 1501 Patmtoto Annua. *oa*y M M as LEO LOT 5 BIX 15 TR I TOWN OF SANTORO PB 1 PO 50 to approva n b*Oia on toa trod and Kta yard as «aa aa approva a 7Z a XT dstacfwd garags w *i a m nmum I ' tsar yard sstoaca to aaam tor ntacular back-up and a mawiwn r aids yard aatoac* Daasd on tis a twang aria yard aatoac* of d » heuaa bang lata man 4' and subnet to ms ramovat andtor tstocMon ct m* sawing tsnea and atiad mal ara curanffy tocatad m ms ISm Stroat Rign-ot Way ANO 009 Bay A vans, hagaty bsmg daacrtwd aa LEQ LOT 10 BLN 11 TR H TOWN OF SANFORD PB 1 PO 116 to approva ms raguaat to taaaiibaah a smgla msaang ma tot a m and aa*wck oaana ot susSng imdsvstopsd Iota at rscord as dafmad m Stfwdtda L, subnet to paymsnt ct aa ouManiSng Ians owad to ma Cay pnot to rattan otbiNdparma and ma rotocaten at iw tinea on ms norm proparty kna so trial a dots not |og bstwosn too prvsia proparbss ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING. HE/SHE HAS JO CALENDAR DAYS FROM THE OATE OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIAL'S ACTION Puritan Novsmbar 5. ZOOS W047 VOSCL* AUCTION 1 'BO. ISUZU. * JAABLDIEZLSB5Z004 Aucaon to ba hari on II - J S 4 5 • 10AM al Prashas 4 Towmg. 1240 8 Ronald Haagan Btvd (C R 427). Longwood PUAafi Novsmbar 5. 2005 W044 2. ”1 drink they (Houston) ate L ec a ls NOTK* TO TH* PUBLIC: Notes mal a msaang was hato on Octoriar I I , 2005. and approval was gramad by ma Admans* atnrs Official on Octobor 14. 2005 tor ma toaow mg oondaonal uaa raquaat 105 Hazal BouWvard lagaty daacrtwd aa LEO LOT I HAZEL OLEN PB S3 PO 63 to alow andoamg mo garaga ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING HE/SHE HAS SO CALENOAR DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIAL* ACTION Pubfeah Nouwmtwr g, 2005 VV044 I COUNTY BCC PROJECT •QUOTATIONS For vilermason on SsmmoM County BCC procuramanu. plaaaa wad our wabaaa « WWW aamanwoountytl gov/pur«*'A*mg. tawcl Currant Procuramanl tor a hal ot a l ac»v* aofecnasons Many can ba downfeiaitad al no ctn g a Bofeolalion and Procuramanl adormatm a atao avatabla al •w Piactwaaig and Contacts Dwwion. toealad m ma Cowdy Sanaoaa Biakfeng. HOI East IN S t . Room 320*. Sanford. Ftonda Phona 4 0 7 5 * 4 7131. To guararaoa racmpl ot addon da. I I isapondanu should Punhaaaig and Conbada Dwwion aavan cawndar days pnot to rna iaad lacawmg data * -----------------Pubfeah Novandwr * . 2005 WOI* Le C L A S S Z A -R EG IO N 2 al Tima n u n G alt and Country Club TEAM _ I. Lake Mary. 290; 2. Flaming Island. 293; 3 Gainesville-Bochholf. 296; 4 Ocala-Forest Z99; 5 Spruce Creek. 303. 6. Bertram Trail 307; 7. Wesley Chapel 312; i . Brookavtlle C en tral 323; 9. Seminole, 32S. INDIVIDUALS _ t. Ra| N a h il. Lai# Mary. 69; 2. BUyne Barber. Lak* CityColumbia. 69; 3 Alesander. BuchhoU. 69; 4 Paint Balram Trail 7ft 5 (tie )jl Moon. Lake Mary. Brian M ulvla Seminole. Suri, Bertram Trail and Wade. Forest 7t. C L A S S 2A -R E G IO N 3 al Black Bear C o lt Club, EuatU TEAM _ 1. Olympia. 294.2. Dr Phillips. 294; 3 Lakeland, 302; 4. Celebration. 303, 5. Winter Park. 304. 6. Boone. 312; 7. Edgewater. 312; S Sebring. 311; 9. Oviedo. 319 GIRLS COLF C L A S S 2 A -R E G IO N 3 at Sebring Municipal C oif Club TEAM . 1. Olympia. 309, 2 Lake Howell 31*; 3. Lakeland -George (risking 321; 4 Celebes non. 325. 5 Dr Ptull.pa. 331; 5 Like Brantley. 374 INDIVIDUALS _ 1. Dolores White. George (enUna. 7ft 2. Kendall Wright Olympia. 75; 3 Iordan Hage. Lake I iosveU, 76c 4. Jesay Tang Olympia. 77; 1 (He) Bodes. George Jenkins, and Monica Kelaey. Olympia. 7*; 7. (He) Jessica Yedlocrky, Lake llosveU. Anne Sprick. Olympia, Yu le e . Dr. Phillips, and Benntttl Celebration. 79. * very talented football team," said O'Leary. T h e y spread it out a lot on offense and have some playmakere on offense. Defensively, they have had people move the ball a little bit on them. Their offense basically controls a lot of possession time as far as what goes on in the game. We will have our work cut out for us this week.” c a ls 32771, tot m* purpoaa oI <fei poamg oI tw totowaig vwTvcM 1QNOU06E3TT102B33 1995 CHEVY PubSah Novsmbar • 2005 W043 NOTICE OF PUBUC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN C 4 J TOWING W IL SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION FOR SAL­ VAGE FOR CASH ON DEMANO TO HIGHESTBIO DER THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE IBM HONDA 4 OR Maroon VINd 1HOCA5546JA139001 1005 CHEVROLET 40R Btoa V*M IGILOS54S6 Y293062 TIuS AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER f t *009 AT 10 O'CLOCK AT CAJ TOWING. 1240 * Cfl 427. LONGWOOO. FL 12750 PROSPECTIVE BIDOERS MAY FtSPECT THE VEHICLE THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN MM ANO 5PM TERMS ARE CASH OR CERTI­ FIED FUND8 CAJ TOWING RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY ANO A a BIOS Putftoh November 5. 2006 WQ23 UNCLAIMED VEMCLI AUCTION Ramovat d tw daacrtwd vataanca awn F 8 7IS 7 B Noaca dtol Harry* Towmg a * aai aaal * * * * * * M Pubkc Auction lor Cash an NOVBMBER IA IM A M 1000 AM M 102 N Mapla A a*. Santord. FL. 3 2 m . Al whKlM told AS IS No H a guaranteed Harry* T o w n maanwa m* r y a to lad an My N on e* OF Pubkc oucaon to b* twh)« • 00 am on ma ItB T day at NOVUdBCR. 300* Al m* trot* door of Bardord Towing * Rsoovary Inc. tocatad at 2522 Country Club R d . Santoro FI BOYS GOLF C L A S S 1A -R E G IO N 4 at T iukaw llli Country Club TEAM I.C IrcW O irta tia a S O I;! L a ir HiHhUnd Prop. 303; X THnity Prrji. 306. 4 Bishop Moorr, 3 J I; S U r Mary Prrp. 323; 5 Corot BvacK 325; 7. Tltu.vtllo. Astronaut. 339; S. Th* M a s tr r. Aradroiy. 357; 9. Corot. 375 INDIVIDUALS . I IhxNsl H *rk Clrrt* Christian. 71; 1. Sam Suandars, TTtnlty Prop. 73; 3 |os»ph Schradrr. THnity Prrp. 74; 4 Michael Sedacca. Lak* Highland Prrp. 75. The Lions stayed close in the first two games, but Winter Park (28-1) maintained a lead in both as it won by identical 25-20 scores. Oviedo (23-2) turned the tables In the third game, lumping out to a 5-0 lead and holding on throughout for it own 25-20 win. The win in the third game gave Ihe Lions new life and the two powerhouse squads battled tooth-and-nail In the fourth game with tire score being tied at 14-14 before the Wildcats scored seven straight points to take control and coast to their second straight Gass 6A-Region 1 title. Oviedo's two senior stars led the way as Chelsea Kauss had 16 kills, including five in the (Jiird game, and Kaitlin Cole handed out 43 assists. Glenroy Watkins and Anthony Willis will all be recognized before ihelr final home game. Fans looking for a more extensive preview and UCF head coach George O'Leary's thoughts on Houston, should tune into T h e George O'Leary Show,” which will air today at 1 p.m. on WESH- Continued from Page 2B broadband package, available at www.UCFathletics.oom. Prior to the game, UCF will honor its 13 seniors. Jeff Branham, John Brown, Paul Carrington, James Cook, Antonio Eldemire, Mike Graham, Darcy Johnson, Mike Malatesta, Brandon Marshall Frisner Nelson, Matt Prater, In s battle of girls soccer powers, another Affolter, eighth-grader Kelsey, scored two goals and Alexa Rabom scored the other as Orangewood Christian upend­ ed Bishop Moore, 3-1. Sheffield had a pair of assists for the Rams. 19*1 SATURN 1GUO6404MZ142702 10*1 LINCOLN ■LNCMS1W5MY74A371 L e c a ls IM S FORD IFALP52U4M1505M 1095 BUCK 204WF52K5T1435306 Pubkah: Novandwr A 2005 W02S at Public Sat* Und* 3077 • Tana Ingram 3001 •Kayla TFnmaa 1153 •David Mdntyra 2090 •Ucnael Gomar 1054 •Rob HoSvigav 1045 • Enc Manor 3021 UanaolLugo 11*3 •GSwn Duon l i l t •Trams Rauactwrdwrg 1 0 6 2 . ------ ---------- 2012 •Rohan l „ _ 3006 - Luw fetorSlav T oa atoraga rant a m arraara and yexa paraonat proparly wW b* add M puttc aai* to aaaaty atoraga N at and aapanaa* * a ww b* haw Novambar 17, N I I b o a a * USA Btaf-AWay. 4051 Waal SR 45. Santord. FL 32771 (407)3024077. Pubfeah: Octabtr 30. Novandwr 6, 2005 VW 2005 a d NOTICE OF SALS PUBUC AUCTION 1 PURSUANT TO FLOROA BTATUES 712 7» THE FOL­ LOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOU) AT PUBUC AUCTION ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER M . IB AT 1000 AM AT CORTES TOWING SERVICE. 241 ORANGE AVE LONGWOOO. FLORCA THESE VEHCLEI ARE BOLD AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUARANTEE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BB. BIOOtNG STARTS AT AMOUNT OWEO FOR TOWMG ANO STORAGE VIEWMG ONE HOUR PRIOR TO BALE. FORM OF PAYMENT IS CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK. 1) IM I TOYOTA C EU C A V M * JT2ATMFXM0042244 PubSah. Hnvambai ft armf WOOta � 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, 2005 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 06, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 06, 2005. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 06, 2005; <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/70d784a7aacda1133581fbfd3825fd6c.pdf 59a7180011d77a22a259b5fcaa8d7f07 PDF Text Text M id w e e k : W e d n e s d a y , N o v e m b e r 2 , 2 0 0 5 H erald Vol. 114, No. 20 • Copyright © 2 0 0 5 Tho Sanford Horald 50C P e m iit s Tricks orTreats p ro te c t T r e e C it y P atriots ta k e Class 6 A -2 By Steve Paradi* Herald Staff Lako Brantley defeated both Winter Springs and Oviedo to win the Class 6A, District 2 Championship during a throo team playoff on Monday. Wintor Springs earned the runner-up spot by defeating Oviedo. SANFORD — City personnel conducted an analysis of trees in a Sanford park a couple of weeks ago when they spotted a felled oak tree on a residential property nearby. According to Llizabelh Vanlandingham, there appeared to lie nothing wrong with the tree. And therein lies the problem, said the city's new urban forester. Residents must obtain a permit to cut down trees in Sanford. Vanlandingham has started trying to educate residents about the need for permits. The per­ mit is only $10, she added. "Sanford is a tree city," she said Monday. "W e have been for 18 years. We want to keep our trees, if possible." To be a Tree City USA, the community must meet four standards set by The National Arbor Day Foundation: establish a Tree Board, which is underway; have a tree care ordinance, which the city has but may revisit; a community forest program, which is being studied; and an annu­ al observance of Arbor Day, which is being planned. The program is supported by the USDA Forest Service, and Vanlandingham said the city has received grant money for trees this year. With grants, the city will purchase 260 right-of-way frees and also receive a GPS track- S t t Sports, P o ga 11 Lake MaryHeathrow arts fest coming See Trees, Page 3A Reclaimed water service Irregular after hurricane The 10th annual Lako Ma/y-Hoathrow Festival ol tho Arts take place this Saturday and Sunday. For a preview chock out tho special supplement inside today's odrtion Book drive benefits SHS reading students SANFORD — The Seminole High School IrISA Ls again working will) the school's Literacy Council to col­ lect used books to give to reading students. The first distribution of books will occur Dec. 8 and 9, so organizers an* eager to receive book donations begin­ ning now and continu­ ing throughout lire school year. Tlte effort will accept middle and high school level books and above, fiction or nonfiction. The IMSA and tlte Literacy Council plan to do a second book distribution in tho spring. Tlte groups need donations of books to make tills project a success, said Kelly Meahl of (lie SI IS English Department. People can drop off gently used books at tiie front desk during school office hours. S em in o le S m ile louran CurWyC on cw rg* o l SummarvdU at L o U M o ry From S ta ff R e p o rts This pair ol Tlnkerbells. Apollonla Mitchell and Tailala Smith, visited Spooky Hollow In Sanlord Monday Spooky Hollow attracts 1,500 By Liana Edixon Horald Staff SANFORD — On Halloween night downtown merchants lined 1st Street as "The Monster Mash" and other spooky songs filled Magnolia Square and children, dressed in their costumes, collected candy. The city of Sanford in conjunction with Target put on Spooky Hollow on 1st Street where an esti­ mated l,5f)0 children trick-or-treated with down­ town merchants at one time. City officials said in past years the Sanford Civic Center has put on a Halloween event, and several years ago when 1st Street had a Mainstreet group, they had a similar event. Mayor Linda Kuhn said this year, because the Civic Center event had gotten so big, they decided to combine the two events. "They've done a fantastic job," Kuhn said at the event. She was dressed up as the “mayor" in sweat pants and a sweatsuit, and joined her family in the trick-or-treating fun. Her 2-year-old grandson. See Spooky, Page 6A SANFORD — The city of Sanford reclaimed water service will Ik* interrupted intermittently for the next few days, the city said Friday. Tlie impact of Hurricane Wilma at the city's water reclamation facility is preventing Sanford from providing regular reclaimed water service to its over 1,000 users. "The city is working diligently in resolving the problems and hopes to reestablish reclaimed water service by the end of next week," a news release said. City Manager Sherman Yehl wrote in his Friday Letter to city commissioners that the rainfall from Hurricane Wilma added to an already high groundwater level. The situation caused increased flow to the wastewater treat­ ment facility due to the infiltration /inflow into the collection system, Yehl wrote. Utility Manager Bill Marcous said Monday that they hoped to have it working properly later that afternoon. Saa Watar, Page 5A SCC breaks ground, this time in Heathrow By Marla Riley Special to the Herald SANFORD — Seminole Community College and con­ tinual growth prove to be syn­ onymous here in Central Florida. On Oct. 26, SCC celebrated its Groundbreaking Cere­ mony for the Center for Economic Development at Heathrow, scheduled to open in March 2007. The Center is located on 6.1 acres of property donated by The Pizzuti Companies and Newport Partners XIV, Ltd. Ron Pizzuti, chairman and CEO of Pizzuti Companies accepted a plaque honoring his donation and assistance in making the Center a reality for SCC. "I'm a big fan of communi­ ty colleges," Pizzuti said. "1 live in an area where (hey are very important, as they are in Central Florida." Strategically located off of AAA Drive, The Center has an initial advantage of being in the heart of lleathrow 's high-tech business communi­ ty, the 1-4 Corridor. Prestigious neighbors will include major companies, such as, AAA, Bank One, and Dixon Ticonderoga. Sally Sherman, SCC alum­ nus and deputy manager for Seminole County, said: "The groundbreaking today for the SCC Heathrow site is a project that is going (o create a winwin for our region. "The technology and the partnership between SCC and the local partners is creating what is going to be considered Saa SCC, Paga 4A Grandmother wants thieves out By Liana Edixon Herald Staff SANFORD — Local resi­ dent Janett Goolsby of West 10th Street wants Sanford thieves to stay out of her neighborhood. Goolsby's 1993 Dodge Shadow was stolen on Oct. 16, from in front of her apart­ ment, and she said it is not the first thing to get stolen from her neighborhood. Goolsby said on that morn­ ing she went to a friend's house to borrow a few bucks for gas. "When I got back my car was gone," Goolsby said. "I couldn't believe it. 1 left it, and here we go — it was gone." Sanford Police Department officers found Goolsby's car a few days later at the Sutler Wal-Mart on Rinehart Road. It had about a quarter of a tank, so the thieves must have put gas in (he tank, Goolsby said. H sratd p ho to b y Tom m y V lnca n l Janott Goolsby wants thieves to stay out ol her neighborhood and away Irom her car, which she now has to start with a screwdriver. Goolsby, although upset about the nuisances, said whoever stole her car was obviously going for a joy ride. There were three major things wrong with the Dodge Shadow, Goolsby said, that makes her think the thieves dumped the car. She said her car has no power steering, no air conditioning and no radio or CD player. Apparently, a See Thieve*, Pag# 4A Inside Todo/s Herald Lake Mary / Heathrow Festival of the Arts * Schedule of Events • Names and booth section * Directions and map * Much, Much More! �I’ilflC 2A Tiir. Hekami Wednesday, November 2. 2005 S eminole S ummary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY___ Graduation for Women of Renewing Minds set Out & A bout Red Ribbon Rally w ed The Sanford RlverWalk Church o f God is sponsoring the RlverWalk Fair with mid­ way rides, games and food beginning Nov. 2 through Saturday, Nov. 5 at the com er of State Road 46 and Bevier Road. Wednesday-Thursday 5 to 10 p.m.; Friday 5 p.m. to midnight; Saturday noon to 11 p.m. Pre-sale armbands $12 for all rides, all day; at the gate $15. To pre-purchase armbands, call 407-322-3942. By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent SANFORD — Women of Renewing Minds' annual benefit dinner and gradua­ tion will be held Saturday, Nov. 5 at 6 P.m. at the Boys & Girls Club of West Sanford, 919 S. Persimmon Ave. Guest speaker for the occasion will be Charlene Sears-Tolbert, CEO and president of WR11 Consultants Inc. For 20 years, she has worked passionately as a counselor and educator specializing in addic­ tions, women issues, culV tural matters and rela­ p tionships. Sears-Tolbert has Friends of the Music M inistry of St. James Cathedral presents the Saint Cecilia Solemn Mass, at 4 p.m. at the Cathedral Social Hall, Orange Avenue and Robinson Street in Orlando. All Souls Choir of Sanford and others will appear in concert. Donation $10 per person. Call 407-422-2005. The Council of Local Governments in Seminole County will meet at 7 p.m. at the Public School Training Room, 400 E. Lake Mary Blvd. On the agenda is the state of Seminole County Public Schools. Sears-Tolbert made11hcr lift’'8 work **° share her experience, strength and hope to improve others. The community is invited to support this annual event. Donations are tax-exempt. RSVP at 407-268-3500. Women of Renewing Minds of Faith Bible Ministries, Inc, is a transitional housing and supportive service for women who need help in life skills, drug abuse and help them be self-sufficient. Help for women with spe­ cial needs. Stephane McClain Littles is executive director of WORM, 813 Pecan Ave., with a second site coming soon. Survivor to address K rista lln a c h t MAITLAND — Ernest Michel will serve as keynote speaker this year as the Central Honda community marks the 67th anniver­ sary of Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass). lire program, open to tlto entire communi­ ty, will begin at 7 p in. Monday, Nov. 7, at tile I inlocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center located on tlie Jewish Community Campus at 851 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland. There is no admission cost. Kristallnacht is the night the world glimpsed a prelude of the Holocaust. On Nov. 9 and 10, 1938, the government of Nazi Germany organized and carried out against the Jewish community a massive act of statesponsored violence - the very definition of a "pogmm". Led by party officials and storm tampers, mobs looted and burned 267 syna­ gogues. More than 7,500 businesses were van­ dalized and 91 Jews were killed outright. Among those who bore witness to this night of horror was Ernest Michel, a young German Jew. A survivor of Nazi concentration camps, Midicl was bom in Germany and sent to his first camp in 1939 at age 16. He escaped fnrm a death march from Auschwitz before the end of World War II. After the war, Midtel worked as a special correspondent for the German News Agency DANA where Ik- covered the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial. His articles carried Ur * byline, "Auschwitz Survivor #101995," and appeared in all German newspapers. Midtel arrived in tlte United States as a displaced person in 1946. Since Michel's arrival in the United States, lie lias served for 19 years as tlte executive vice president of the Jewish Federation in New York. He dtaired tlte first World Gatltering of Jewish I iolocaust Survivors in Israel and tlte first Auschwitz Memorial Dinner in the United States, and lias held leadersltip rules in many other Jewish or Holocaust-related organizations. Midtel is author of "Promises to Keep", publislted by Barricade Books, in whidi he recounts tlte triaLs and tnbulations of his early life, as well as tlte successes of his later years. Tlte Holocaust Memorial Center is open Sunday fmm 1 to 4 p.m.; Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 pan.; Friday from 9 a m. to 1 p.m. There is no admission charge. For information, call 407-628-0555. o h ara ld photo by Tammy Vtnoam Midway Elementary School along with other schools m SeminoteC^unty celebrateBdjRod with the entire student body and stall Oct. 26. The parade traveled down Jrtway to Main Street to Sipes Avenue ana Moway Avenue. A banner and chants told othors about the dangers ol drug usage. Drug Related • Duane A. Duncan, 34, of Homewood Drive, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in lire 200 block of French Avenue. 1le was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, and possession of narcotics equipment. • Jason A. McDonald, 24, of Sterling Pine Circle, was arrested by Sanford police Monday in the 3800 block of Orlando Drive, where officers said lie was causing a disturbance. He was charged with possession ol under 2(1 g r a m s ol marijuana, punwssion ol nar­ cotics equipment, disorderly intoxica­ tion and resisting an officer without violence. Thefts • Therun Ellis, 34. of Coolridge Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at his residence. He reportedly had stolen a vehicle in live 1900 block of French Avenue. He was diarged witJi grand theft of a motor vehicle. • Manvlinn Aviluz, 22, of Orange City, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at a store in Seminole Towne Center. He reportedly look a $13 wrench fmm live store without paying. I ie was charged with petty shoplifting fmm a merchant. • Marie Sharriet Williams 22, of Knudscn Drive, was arrested by D isplay A d ve rtisin g C ircu la tio n Wends KourpamdiS Wsndy Bock Advertising Mansger Cheryl Smith C ttM ifto d A d ve rtisin g Ted Welker • Joshua D. l.uckoy, 24, of Apopka, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday in he parking lot of Seminole Towne Center. A woman reported seeing a man in her vehicle. Officers appre­ hended him and charged him with burglary of a conveyance, petty lartv ny, trespassing in a conveyance, and loitering/pmwling. After being taken to tlto jail, ho was also diarged with smuggling contraband into a county detention facility. Assault - Battery • Luis Alberto Montanez, 35, of Elm Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at his n-sidonee as tlie result of a dispute. He was charged with aggravated battery, (domestic violence). • James Lloyd Taylor, 69, of DeLand, was stopped by Sanford police Saturday at First Street and French Avenue. He was diarged with DUI alcohol or drugs, reckless driving, and driving with a susjx-nded license. SAT • Eric William Speigle, 32. of Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Sunday at Commercial and laurel Avenues. I fe was diarged with driving with a suspended/revoked license. • Lisa Ann Johns 35, of Magnolia Avenue, was stopped by Sanford police Sunday on Orlando drive at Airport Boulevard. Site was diarged with driving with a suspended license, and failing to obey a red light. Other arrests • Cornelius Vanburen 30, of West 5l)i Street was arrested by Sanfoni police Monday in tlie 1500 block of French Avenue. He was diarged with failing to leave property on order of tlto owner, and disorderly conduct. The 31st annual Golden Age Games will be held through Nov. 12. HQ open through Friday, Nov. 4 for registration at the Sanford Civic Center, 401 E. Seminole Blvd. $8 for first event, and $2 for each additional event. Check www.ri.sanford.fl.us. Grace United Methodist Church of Lake Mary will hold its Fall Festival from 9 a.m. lo 3 p.m. at 499 N. Country Club Drive featur­ ing craft and home-based business booths, free chil­ dren’s activities, musical entertainment and a silent auction. Lunch available at 11:30. Call 407-322-1472. A Country Picnic will be held al Big Oaks Ranch, 1900 Brumley Road in Chuluota, from noon lo 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District. Everyone invited. Cost $10 per person. For tickets, call 407-321-8212. ___ St. Therese of the Little Flower Circle of Annunciation Parish invitt you to their luncheon and fashion show to benefit loc charities at 11:30 a.m. at tE Orlando-Marriott in Lake Mary. Donation $25. For tic ets call 407-445-8528 or 407 880-2989. MON ___ The John Howland ST ,nota Ht8£ Sch0° l H°""com<"g Court will find out who I. King •ndoH ^ T i Friday ■ Homecoming game. Back row, from left Jeffrey Bey, Julian Brown, Sergio Tremel Brvsnt ^ r i!lr ^ ? ,° Trade Goodlne, Jonathan Hart, Nicholas Martin, Daniel Sherman and Douglaa Thacker. Christian Roeario tured. Front row, from left. Angelyn Alicea. Chafeeza Bain, Aubrie Braks Nicole Carter Ata«.r^iri!!V,£c *)?* ^ Gladman, Norayehta Grooms, Sasha Samsudsan. Christie Thomas, and L a u ra n w !to ilj!^ ^ EriCk,° a Slgney The Sanford Herald Colony, Society of Mayflower Descendants "H'et for lunch at the Mayflower Retirement Community Center, 1620 Mayflower Court in Win I ark, at noon. Cost is $H For reservations, call Shii at 407-851-9388. Wc welcome and encourageyouTtottoi comments. All letters mu,t include yout address and phone number to be publi "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Dona Dietrich Dene Edison Marva H ankins Nick Pfetfauf Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Wednesday. November 2, 2005 • Vol. 114, No. 20 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc -300 N French Ave , Sanford. F l 32771 • Phone (407) 322-2611 • Fax (407) 323 9408 ParxxXcal P o tla g * H ad a l Sanlord. Florida and addiUonal m ailing o ffs e t USPS to 1280 P o ttm a tu ir Sand a d d ia st changes lo Republic Newspapers, Inc. The Central Florida Dream Center will hold its fund raising luncheon at the Sanford Civic Center, from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Guest speaker will be Sanford Mayor Linda Kuhn. For tick­ ets call 407-302-0880, ext 13 SUN Dan Ping Legal A d ve rtisin g P atti Smith Sanford police Saturday at a store in the 3600 bkick of Orlando Drive. She reportedly took $193.99 in items fmm tlto store without paying. She was eliargcd with retail tltott, and resisting a stniv merchant. She was also found to lx- wanted for violation of pallia­ tion/community control THU Traffic Slops • Robert Alan Rossetter, 32, of Santa Barbara Drive, was stopped by Sanford police Friday at his residence after officers reported seeing his vehi­ cle being driven in a reckless manner. He was charged with driving under tlto influence (DU1) of alcohol 3rd vio­ lation, and careless driving. Homecoming Court Editor and Ihiblishcr A d m in istra tio n Butty Bennstl Police Blotter The City of Lake Mary Board of Adjustment will meet at 7 p.m. in City Hall. Subscription Rates The SANTORO HERALO PO Boa 1667 3 M onth* m Sammola County S i 1 00 8 M onth* m Samrnola County S20 00 t v *a f In Sammota County S36 00 1 Yaai Other F io rd * County M 2 00 S anloid. F l 32772 1867 1 Vaai Out Of Slala S62 00 _ Writs toua: a 300N. F r ^ Avenue �T ill I f F .R A IJI Wednesday, November 2. 20(15 I’ilftC 3/\ Trees V *9. f •* Continued from Page 1A •! " * s>;s,cm to help With arbor planning. on publications and scroll down removal rather than pruning, to engineering and planning she added. Vanlandingham said part of forms where they can dick on "Wfc had a lot of calLs before , KMn<money includes plantarbor permit requirements. Wilma," she said referring to •ng trees at the entrance to the Vanlandingham will soon the South Florida hurricane that mar*na north Bhtov as well. distribute leaflets educating brought some wind and rain to If someone removes a tree people about proper pruning Sanford last week. People who without a permit, city ordinanceand planting practices. She Ls see hangers, or dead limbs, out wj-s they shall replan? the tree also working on getting a flag or over a street or sidewalk sliould on a M o-1 basis. If that is sign to designate Sanford as a call the dty to report it impractical, tin? violator is supTree City USA. She lias only With the GPS system, the dty been in live position since Oct. will be able to better assess !■' n ’ a fint’< Vanlandingham is assessing 12, so it will take a little time, where damaged trees are locat­ that to sec if something more she said. ed and also help locate where enforeibk- can be implemented. People should call the dty if new trees can be planted, die We received a call last week there are any questioas about said. fmm a woman who wants to trees in the right of way on "We’re going to try to be remove trees because aestheti­ streets, she said. proactive, rather than reactive," cally she just thinks there's loo "If there Ls a hazard or dan­ many tree's," Vanlandingham ger we're more than happy to Vanlandingham said, noting that llie hurricanes from the said. "Proper pruning and some take care of that," summer 2001 taught the dty cleaning up can solve some of Vanlandingham said. Once peo­ something about that notion. these problems." ple obtain a permit the dty To receive a free Tree City Residents and builders can comes out to look at the tree in USA booklet call 402-174-5655 go to the city's Web site at question and do an evaluation. send an email to www.ci sanford.fl.us. then click The permits are really for or treedtyCarborday.org. FALL P H O N E SA LE ' C riteria for tree rem oval Lr '< * 1 # r a • t n ♦ ,V ” " * / > . ± . <, 9 City of Sanford • The tree Ls located where a structure or improvement Is to be plan'd and said tree unreasonably restricts the permitted use of the property. • The tree Ls dead, dis­ eased, injured, or in danger of falling. • The bee is too close to existing or proposed struc­ tures so as to endanger sudi structures. • Tlie interferes with utili­ ty services. • The tree creates unsafe vision clearance. 41 HiII I M W ' I I H erald pho to by Tommy V lnconl Somo of Sanford’s majestic oaks that mako it a Treo City USA. A Hardware Stores, PLUS ADD A UNE FOR ^ 'W N ? $ 0 9|wr9I par mantti. Pet Friendly Stores J X kw AFTER FIRST 2 UNES FOR $69.99 WITH FAMILY TALK* RENTALS afcttional cturpn NVh Sw UcfcM. 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Nemours doesn't opeiate as a division ol a community hospital Our entire oigam/ation is dedicated sulely to children's health that trees us to provide a level ul care that s as unique js well eveiy kill we see Nemours n e in o u r v o i g �ftfic 1 1 TllF. IIFRAU) Wednesday, Norember 2 .2<>or. s e e ------------------------Continued from Page IA P hoto subm itted The Central Florida Motorcycle Drill Team celebrates. JZ Riders of Sanford receives team world championship cup By Uane Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — The Central Florida M otorcycle D rill Team presented Its sponsor, Jerry Zebrowsky, ow ner of J Z R iders Custom M otorcycles in Sanford, with the W orld C ham pionship Cup just prior to the team 's show at Sanford's “Thunder in the Streets" bike festival in October. The team is the current W orld C ham pions of the Internationa] D rill Team Fed eration . for 2005-2006. O ver Labor Day w eekend the team com peted at the world cham pionship com pe­ tition in N ashville, Tenn. Team m em ber Greg Fisk won the best all around indi­ vid ual cham p ion sh ip this year, and the team also laced second for the Best in how Award. “O ur team is very unique in that we are the only team in the U nited S ta tes w ho com bine H arley D avidson Ultra Classics, Classics and Road G lid es, and H onda G old w ing s on the sam e team ,” Team M em ber Jim Cornell said. "W e promote the sport o f m otorcycling and the safety of how to ride and enjoy this w onderful sport." The team has performed in front of hundreds, Cornell w rote in an e-m ail. The team , w hich has been together since N ovem ber 2004, traveled to Branson, M o.; Rockingham , N.C.; Venice, Fla.; N ASA Space C enter; N ashville, Tenn.; Naples, Fla.; Crestview, Fla.; Fort Laud erd ale; Daytona Beach and M elbourne this year to perform. M embers of the team per­ form for charity events for the C h ristian M otorcycle A ssociation, Budw elscr "B u d M an Poker R un", ABATE Birthday Salute, and the DeBary Parade, to name a few. The group is a non-profit organization, with most of their exp enses com ing directly from the pockets of the 14 team members. For m ore inform ation visit w w w .ccntralfld rillteam .com . a top notch fadlity 'hat people from around the region arc going to want to visit and replicate. We're very pleased to have this project here in Seminole County. The Heathrow location will consLst of 65,000 square feet of high-tech space. "Ninety per­ cent will be classroom and stu­ dent related," SCC President E. Ann McGee said. "Thu idea Ls that it will be a one stop shop." SCC Corporate College will be relocated to the new facility and potentially SC C s a ward­ winning Interior Design Program. Associates in Arts and Science will be offered, as well as new programs In Constructional Design and Architectural Rendering. All new classrooms will be equipped with wireless net­ work access. The University of Central Florida will also be affiliated with the new location — a con­ tinuation of a growing partner­ ship between SCC and UCF. Many UCF classes can now be taken at SC C s Sanford/Lake Mary campus. According to UCF Vice Provost Dave Thieves Continued from Page IA CD was left in her car, and the transnortation. Whoever took her car busted police dusted it for finger­ a small window in tire backseat prints. "I guess they decided, 'Why knocked out her dome light did we steal this clunker?'," and tore up her ignition. Goolsby's mechanic was able Goolsby said in an interview at to show her how to start her car her home. Goolsby, who Is a Seminole with a screwdriver; because she County school crossing guard, cannot use her key anymore. said this is the fust time she's The mechanic said it will cost ever had a car stolen. For 14 almost $200 to fix the ignition, years she rode a bicycle around so GooLsby said she's waiting to town, until a friend sold her the get it fixed when she gets tier next check. Dodge for a reasonable price. Whoever stole Goolsby's car "1 have to say this is a new aLso stole her crossing guard experience for me," she said. Goolsby, 75, was always a vest stop sign, hat and raincoat. housewife, and has been living She had to get those items reis­ off her husband's social security. sued to her by her employer. Goolsby said she couldn't Her husband died in the early 1990s. She just recently went to figure out why they would steal work as a crossing guard part­ her work uniform. "Unless they're going to go time, and had to miss a week of work because she did not have out as crossing guards on SANFORD AIRPORT MEMORIAL „ A N N Florida Rep. David Moalor, left, Pizzutl CEO Ron Pizzutl and SCC President E. Ann McGee get ready to break ground. Harrison, UCF will offer pro­ erally, in the backyard of some grams that will be "targeted at of tiie most prominent employ­ ers." high skill high wage jobs". Tiie Seminole County I iarrison acknowledges Chamber of tliere will be some undergradu­ Regional ate programs offered but a big Commerce will share space in part of me focus will be on mas­ the new SCC Heathrow Building. ter's type programs. Diane Parker, who has been "A lot of our students work up here or up and down 1-4," tiie president of the dum ber for I Iarrison said. "So. this Ls going more than 15 years, was excited to be tremendous access from a to be a part of tiie Heathrow student's perspective but then it project. "We've been probably workaLso puLs a person right here, lit- ing on this project for six years plus. Tills has been a dream and • a vision come true," Parker slid. 'The key to this whole project Ls that we've become kino of a role model and an icon for econom­ ic development" Speakers for the event included Florida Rep. David Mealor, Florida Rep. David Simmons, Seminole County Commission Cluirman Carlton Henley, SCC Board of Trustees Chairman, Verdell Pugh and SCC Board of Trustees member Sid Miller. McGee praised Miller for his key role in tiie Center. "Sid took this on as a full time job for awhile. This center was Sid's vision," McGee said. Tiie Center for Economic Development at Heathrow is one of many projects in the works for SCC. In January, SCC will be breaking ground once again on a new campus, this location in Altamonte Springs near Maitland Boulevard. In early 2006, a new fire training pro­ gram Is set to begin in partner­ ship with the coUnty and local fire department. & Halloween," she added. Neighbors of Goolsby’s told her that they saw three young teenagers hanging out near her home a few days prior to tiie theft of her car. Sne said she thinks it was them, and that her neighbors are able to identify them. Ollier petty crimes going on in her neighborhood, she said, are stolen food from different neighbor's freezers, and other stolen items such as lamps and chairs from porches. Goolsby said if the police do find out her stole her car, she would rather tiie judge make them work to pay money Into the crime victim's fund, instead of facing jail time, if they are kids. She wants wlsocvcr did it to realize the hardship it caused her from missing work. "They need to replace or repair whatever they steal," Goolsby said. GooLsby said she loves living in Sanford, but Is getting frus­ trated with petty crimes. "You get sick and tired of people not respecting what other people have," she said. But Goolsby said she's blessed. She has three children, five grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. "I didn't think I’d ever live to see great-grandchildren," Goolsby said. Goolsby said because of live crime in her neighborhood, tiie community is going to start a neighborhood watch. "B u t I'm just thankful |my car) came back in workable con­ dition," she said. FINANCIAL PLANNING SEMINAR Avoid Com m on Investment Myths LEARN HOW TO DIVERSIFY YOUR PORTFOUO IN TODAY'S MARKETPLACE PLEASE JO IN US *barbecue fundraiser Sunday, N o vem b er 1 3 ,2 0 0 5 1 £ 0 - 4:00 p.m . Orlando Sanford Airport Lake Golden Park Dinner w ill be served from 1JOO- 4*X> p.m. Take-outs available. T ick ets A v a ila b le a t d o o r All p ro c eed s to b en efit th e Santord M em orial Park A R estoration ofF V -l Ventura A ircraft NO VEM BER 9, 2005 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM N ovem ber 15,2005 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM COMM UNITY MEETING ROOM S OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY (LAKE MARY BRANCH) COMMUNITY MEETING RO O M S OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY (LONGW OOD BRANCH) Contact Capital Resource Group for More Information. Please R.S.V.P. at (407) 862-7722 or (800) 344-0060 Investment & Advisory Services offered through representatives of Jefferson Pilot Securities Corporation, Member SPIC. Branch office: 2101 West State Iload 434, Suite 311, Longwood, FL 32770. Capital Kesource Group and Jefferson Pilot Securities Corporation are not affiliated. ForTIckets Call Patty Mahany 407-321-7013 Health care for children. Ami sleuths. We luve .i vision lui llie thilUieii ol Cenlial tlmilia lu Iniilil .1 illtleieilt K1111I ul hospital Unlike utheis Neniuuis tlut-sn I u|ieiale j s j division ul ,i loinimimty hospital Urn entile uigaiii/atiuii is rteilu died sulely lu ilulilieii s health lh.il tiees us lo provide a level ol care that s as unique as well even kill we see �T iik I I f r a iii Obituaries LOWELL A. ADAMS Lowell A. Adams, 82. of Sanford, died Wednesday Oct. 26, 2005 at his residence I le was horn in Pullman, Wa. I le was a retired sergeant with the U.S. Air Forte and worked for Boeing. He was a protestant. A memorial service will be held at 1 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, at the Renaissance Retirement Living Community, 300 W. Airport Blvd. ^ Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. LORREY V. BLACK Lorrey V. Black, 91, of Aubumdalc, formerly of Sanford, died Friday, Oct. 28, 2005 in Aubumdale. He was horn May 26,1914 in Paula, I’enn. He was an architect in the construction industry. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral I lome, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford /Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. GILBERT STAYTON BLAKE Capt. (ret) Gilbert "C ib" S. Blake, 85, died Friday, Oct. 28,2005 at his resi­ dence. He was bom Jan. 21, 1920 in Webster Groves, Mo. Joining the U S . Navy in Feb. 1942, he flew airplanes off the USS Enterprise during World War II. He was award­ ed four Distinguish Flying Crosses and eight Air Medals. He also flew for the Navy at the Sanford Naval Air Station. He was one of the original founders of the Central Florida Zoo and served for two years as its President. He was exalted ruler of Elks Lodge # 1241, member of the Masonic Lodge #62, York Kite Bodies, Bahia Shrine, Sanford Shrine Club, Fleet Reserve, American Legion. Sanford Rotary G u b, Assoc, of Naval Aviation. Tailhook Assoc., Quitebirdmen, Butterblume, and the Sanford Area Retired Naval Officers. I le was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Survivors include wife, Shirley of Sanford; daughters Alison Ramesy of Sanford, Robbie Blake of Bronson, FI., and Carrie Nogart of Alexandria, Va.; seven grand­ children. Funeral sendees were held Tuesday, Nov. 1, at First Presbyterian Church of Sanford followed by grave­ side services with full mili­ tary honors at Oaklawn Cemetery in Sanford. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral I lome, Oaklawn Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. IRENE RUBY BYBEE Irene Ruby Bybee, 80, of Sanford, died Thursday, Oct. 27, 2005. Bom Nov. 7, 1924 in Summerfield, N.C., she moved to Central n ..i___ Florida in B y b e« “ yt>ee 1984. She was retired from IBM. She was a lifetime member of the Elks. Sureivors include husband, Joseph Bybee; son. William Reynolds of Sanford; eight grandchildren; eight great­ grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 2, in the Gramkow Chapel of Collison Family Funeral I lome. Collison Family Funeral I lome Si Crematory, Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. ARTHUR G. GARRISON Arthur G. Garrison, 75, of Sanford died Sunday, Oct. 30, 2005. Bom in Jersey City, N.J, he moved to Sanford in 2003. I le was cn electrical technician and a member of Northland Church. I le belonged to Crescent Shriners #29938 in Burlington, N.J, Scottish Rite, Valley of N.J. he was a Master mason. District Past Master, Socaucus-Hudson Lodge #72. and Order of Eastern Star in New Jersey. 1le was a veteran of the U S. Army. Survivors include wife, 1lelen Garrison of Sanford; son, Gary Garrison of Sanford; daughter, Caml Garrison of Winter Garden; sisters, Cecilia I Inida of Bnxikfield, Wis., and 1lelen Dyke of South Plainfield, N.J. one grandson. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral 1lome, Oaklawn C upel, Sanford /Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. LILLIE A. GREENE Lillie A. Greene, 83, or Orlando died Monday, Oct. 31, 2005. She was bom in Pound, Va., and movid to Central Rorida in 1947. She was a member of the Park Lake Presbyterian Church in Orlando, and a for­ mer member of Uie First I’resbyterian Church in Sanford for 47 years. She is survived by her hus­ band of 58 years, John F. Greene; bmther, Dillard Adams of Brevard, N.C., and sister, Martha Lou Beverly of Wise, Va. Graveside funeral services will be held at 9:45 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 3,2005, at Evergreen Cemetery in Sanford with Pastor Dan Debeniise officiating. Following tlut will be a memo­ rial service at the First Presbyterian Church in Sanford at 11 a.m. Collison Family Funeral I lomes and Crematory, Gramkow C u p el, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. JAMES LEONARD McCOY JR. James Leonard McCoy, Jr. 79, of East Palatka, died Friday, Oct. 28, 2005 at hLs residence. I le was an educator for 37 ears. I le was a member of irst Baptist Oiurch of Palatka, member of the Ughthousc Baptist Oiurch in North Palm Beach. I le was a teacher, coach, and Assistant Principal at Riviera Beach /Suncoast High School. I le established the Fellowship of Oiristian Athletes in Palm Beadi County. He was a member of die Letter C u b of CarsonNewman College and a mem­ ber of the U.S. Army baseball team during World War II in the European Theater. Survivors include wife, Suzanne McCoy; daughters, Patricia McCoy Walker, Dee McCoy Williamson, Jimi McCoy I lataway, Catherine McCoy Thomas; nine granddiildtvn; stepdaughter Debbe Kmpar; three step-grandchil­ dren. Funeral services were held Monday, Oct. 31 at the Lighthouse Baptist C iurdi in North Palm Beach with inter­ ment at Royal Palm Memorial park in West Palm Beadi. Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home, Jupiter, Florida, in charge of arrangements. EVA GUY Eva Guy, 82, of New Orleans, La., died Friday, Oct. 28, 2005 in Orlando. She was bom Dec. 25,1922. She was a sales representative for Sears and a member of Truevine Baptist Oiurch in New Orleans. Sire was president of Usher Board #2 and a member of Eastern Star C u p ter *97. Survivors include sores, Wilfred Guy, Duiuld Guy, Wendel Guy and Greg Guy, all KAREN LEE O'CONNOR Karen Lee O'Connor, 4, of Lake Mary, died Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2005 at her residence. Bom in Royal Oak, Mich., she moved to Lake Mary fmm Scottsdale, Ariz. Four years ago. Survivors include father, Leo R. Fry of Bluffton, S.C.; daughter, Katherine Lane Dames of Casa Grande, Ariz.; sister Julia McCaffrey of Jupiter, R. Oaklawn Memorial Park FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY Serving Central Florida Since 1954 "A Friend When You Really Need S t* A T n n u F T F H lE S AND FUNERAL HOMES lira. Telephone (407) 322-4263 V Plan* ‘Ask 24 „ Winter 'Springs Chapel lights east o f J 7-92 on SR 434 < ,» » * » » b | < » » S E R V IC Trnrmf—“*tr,in('ral Servk£ ;. 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Patterson, 80, for­ merly of Sanford, died Sunday O ct 30, 2005 at I luglies Health and Rehabilitation Center in West I lartford. Conn. She was bom in Wilmington, Del. And grew up in Lakewood, N.J, where she belonged to Tween Teens. She resided in Sanford for 45 years. She retired as a social worker for l)ie Seminole County health Department. Site belonged to Sanford Pilot's Club, tlie Stilly Harrison chap­ ter of DAR and Westview Baptist Church. Survivors include children, Pamela P. Lavery of West I lartford. Conn, James L. Patterson of San Diego, Calif. And David W. Patterson of Sanford; Five grandchildren; two great-granddaughters; sis­ ter, Lois SamueLson of Lansdale, Penn. Funeral services will be held Friday, Nov. 4 at 10 a.m. at Gramkow Funeral home with burial at die Rorida National Cemetery in Bushnell. Memorial Donations may be made to Westview Baptist Church, 41001LE. Thomas Jr. Parkway, Sanford, 32771. Collison Family Funeral I lome Se Crematory, Gramkow Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. JUNE T. YORK June T. York, 78, of Altamonte Springs, died Sunday, Oct. 30,2005 in Casselberry. She was bom April 28,1927 in Melrose, Ma.; She was a retired registered nurse. Survivors include husband, Ronald T. York; son, Gerard Thomas York; daughters, Lisa Marie York and Maureen Shackelford; brothers, John Spencer, Thomas Spencer and Paul Spencer, sisters, Audrey Bertrand and Joyce O'Leary; five grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m , Wednesday, Nov. 2, at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church with Father Cliarles Mitdu.il officiating. Burial will be in All Faitlis Memorial Park. Casselberry. Bantu-Id Funeral I lome. Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. W a t e r ------------Continued from Page 1A The city docs have a back up with Seminole County, Marcous said, but they had a line break on their side. "So, that impeded us from being able to use our back up, but hopefully we'll be back on line today," Marcous said. Tuesday, Marcous told The Herald that they are back up and running, but because of weather reports of more rain to come, they arc waiting to make sure the storm y w eather doesn't affect the plant again. "So, we're not out of the woods, so to speak," Marcous said. "But, so far, so good." The city of Sanford also reminded residents that the w ater restrictions for potable and reclaimed water is still in effect. (See box below.) For more information call Custom er Service at 407­ 330-5630. W ater R e s tric tio n s Two days per week not between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Odd addresses on Wednesday and Saturday. Even addresses on Thursday and Sunday. R eclaim ed W ater R estrictio n s Units with even numbered addresses may irrigate Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Units with odd num­ bers may irrigate Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Irrigation is to be scheduled from 4 p.m. to 10 a.m. No irrigation on Sundays. �I’ a g e ( > \ T iif. Herald Wrdnmlny. Novrmber 2. 2005 4-Hneeds willing volunteers SANFORD — 4-11 is "Icamlng by doing" and si* Seminole County 4-11volunteers did exact­ ly that by attending the Southern Regional Leader's Forum. Mom than MX) participants attended a variety of training workshops and (unshops with topics such as: 4-11 Robotics­ Learning with LF.GO’s; Finding Your Way with CIS & GPS Technologies in 4-1 i; Credit College: A Financial Education Board Game, Healthy Fating with Fast Fixxl and Snack Fixxi The lessons learned at the workshops will now be sharvd with more than 5.(XX1 Seminole County 4-1 i youth For more information about becoming a 4-11 volunteer; con­ tact 407-665-5560. - Country Gospel Sing Sat. Nov. 5 t h - 6 p.m. - Paola Wesleyan Church 5650 Wayside Or.. Sanford, F t. (407) .422-6.432 PAOLA SINGERS (C o u n try -G o sp el) - From Paola Wesleyan Church (Comedy-Gospel) -“The FIRECRACKERS’ From l laglcr County (Southern-Gospel) - 3 The Crawford children, left, Lillian. Haley. Ben|amin and Paige walk through a scary cat at Spooky Hollow. Above, Loslio Barnard, cen­ ter, poses with her daughters, Olivia, left, and Chyann. X BLESSED From Palm Hay. FL h *r*ld photo* by Tommy Vtncont . FREE WILL OFFERING SUN. A M. CilJF.ST SPHAKFK DINNFR ON 1HI GROUNDS Spooky Continued from Page 1A who was supposed to go as Thomas the Train, decided he didn't want to wear his cos­ tume, so Kuhn's daughter and son-in-law dressed him with a Halloween T-Shirt and pump­ kin-colored hair. Tire Sanford Police Department was also in atten­ dance, walking the streets and handing out candy in front of First Street Grill. Sgt. Greg Smith, dressed in nomral police gear, handed out Tootsie Pops and joked that last year his police uni­ form "costume" had got him from Wilson Vanessa Poch, fill in for her at first prize in the children's gartener the candy table set outside the Elementary School, dressed costume contest. doggie boutique. Nicole Poch Tire contest was held at 7:30 up as Spider Man and was was on vacaction, her mother gelling ready to collect candy. p.m. in Magnolia Square, but said. the names of the winners had When asked what his favorite Vanessa Poch said she not been announced as of candy was he looked through couldn't believe how many his sack and pulled out a Tuesday. children were at the event, but In addition to a contest and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup. she said she would like to see Tymi Howard, daughter of trick-or-treating with the mer­ more street parties down­ chants, children could also Betty Ann Howard, of Betty town. 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Children's Activites, Live Entertainm ent Friday 11/4 7:30pm - Planet 9 Saturday 11/5 7:00pm - Paul Howards www.LM-heathrowfestivd.com • 407-444-0484 Jeep Central Florida DRHORTON’ y t y n e r i o a ff R E G IO N A L H O S P IT A L ^ & < *** 2 0 0 5 Poster Art "M agic Hour" by Ed Sanderson W FTV N iX tO SL n e B e s t M ix o f t h e 8 0 s , 9 0 s , & T od ay L S I® Q J i W ~ _______ Awfrffcffly 0 TARGET ( ? �P ag e IB Midweek November 2-3, 2005 Briefs SANFORD YOUTH BASKETBALL Registration has begu n for the 2005-2006 Sanioi !ord Leisure Services (Recreation Department) Youth Recreation Basketball League. The League is for play­ ers from 5-to-13 years old and will play at two sites beginning November 12th. The Biddy Ball Division (5 St 6 year olds, players bom in the years 2000 and 1999) and Prep Division (7,8 St 9 year olds, for players bom in the years 1998,1997 and 1996) will be playing their games at Seminole Trinity Christian. The Biddy Division is still in need of several players, while most of the others are either full or filling rapidly. The Junior Division (10 & 11 year olds for players bom in the years 1995 and 1994) and the Senior Division (12 St 13 year olds for players bom in the years 1993 and 1992) will be playing at Millennium Middle School. The fee is $50 per play­ er for Sanford residents and $60 for non-residents. Coaches are also still needed. Registration will be taken at the Downtown Recreation Center, lower level of Sanford City Hall, Monday through Friday from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. For more information call the Sanford Recreation Department at 407-330-5697. UMPIRE CLINIC The City of Sanford Leisure Services (Raaeatian Department) Will be ottering a FREE Youth Baseball Umpire Clinic (Youth Baseball) on Saturday, November 5th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The clinic will be held at the Herbert “Whltey" Eckstein Youth Sports Complex at Chase Park, 1500 Celery Avenue. For more information call 407-328-3732 or email lafolledC'ri.sanford.fl.us SHS BOOSTER BBQ The Seminole High School Boosters Club will be holding their annual Boosters BBQ on Saturday, November 12th, at the Seminole High School Courtyard. Revenues from the BBQ will help support Seminole High School athletic programs os well os many extra-curricular activities. These programs are not financed by the School Board; therefore funds must be raised locally at each individual school. Donations are being accepted for door prizes and a silent auction as well as needed food and paper products. Contributions given by the community id what makes this BBQ a success. The event will run from noon to 4 p.m.. Tickets are $10 for a 1 /2-chicken dinner; door prizes and the right to bid in the silent auction. For more information •lease contact Marilyn /an Winkle, BBQ Chairperson, at 407-320­ 5014. SOFTBALL TOURNEY There will be a benefit Softball Tournament held at Pinehurst Park on Saturday, November 19th, with proceeds going to Operation Shoebox to benefit our American fighting men and women. All teams are welcome, including co-ed teams, but they must conform to MFW rules. The entry fee is $123 per team and must be turned in by October 31st In case of rain, the tournament will finish on Sunday, Nov. 20. For more information contact Tom Paladino (407-416-6205), Ann Paladino (407-417-1173), Javier Camacho (407-383­ 1736) or the Paladino home at 407-324-0587. Trio advances to Volleyball’s “Great 8” By Dean Smith Herald Stan Oviedo, Lake Howell to host regional finals Hold onto your seat. A much anticipated showdown between No. 1 state-ranked and defend­ ing State Champion Winter Park and No. 4 state-ranked Oviedo will take place tomorrow (Thursday) after both in Gainesville. Oviedo at least has the homecourt squads swept through their competition on the road in Satunlay’s FI 1SAA Class " advantage as the Lions will host the 6A-Region 1 Semifinals. match starting at 7 p.m. The Wildcats (27-1) made fairly easy Two other Seminole County teams, work of Spruce Creek (19-8), 25-18, 25­ Lake Howell and Orangcwood 15 and 25-12, In Port Orange, while the Christian, will also be going after a spot Lions (23-1) had to work a little harder in the FllSAA Finals at The Lakeland Center today after sweeping iheir but still moved on with a 25-14, 25-23 regional semifinals. and 28-26 victory over Buchholz (16-13) The Silver Hawks (23-6) outsorted visiting River Ridge (23-5) from New Port Richey in straight games, 25-22, 29­ 27 and 25-15, to earn homecourt advan­ tage in the Class 5A-Region 2 Finals. Lake Howell will host Lakeland-Lake Gibson (25-2), which ousted TampaKing 25-23, 25-12 and 25-23, also start­ ing at 7 p.m. The Rams (26-1), ranked No. 1 in the state In Class 1A, cruised past Merritt Island Christian (20-6) in a little over an hour in the 1A-Region 2 Semifinals at home, but if they want to go on to Lakeland they will have to win on the road, traveling to Orlando to take on Pine Castle Christian (15-12), which eliminated Circle Christian (13-6), the runner-up to Orangcwood in the District 6 finals, 25-22. 25-21 and 25-18. That match too, will start at 7 p.m. The only local team to see its season come to a premature end was Trinity Prep (23-6), which lost in Gainesville to P.K. Yonge (26-3), 25-17. 25-22 and 25-18, In the Gass 3A-Region 1 Semifinals. Brooke Bushika had 12 kills and Sarah See Volleyball, Page 2B Brantley by a foot Patriots win tie­ breaker; Bears second Special to the Herald By Dean 8mlth Herald Staff OVIEDO — Yogi Berra was right. It’s never over 'til its over. At almost any given time during Monday night's Goss 6A-Dlstrict 2 tie­ breaker at Oviedo's John Courier Field any of the three teams could have won, finished second or been eliminated. Maybe il was because it was Halloween, but there was some strange stuff going on on this evening. But in the end. Lake Brantley (6-3) used a little trickery on offense and the strength of its defense and kicking game to secure the 6A-2 title and a home game in the first round of the FHSAA Football Playoffs and Winter Springs (6-3) bounced back from the brink of elimination to earn its third straight trip to the playoffs. The big loser was the host Lions (7-2), who came into the tie-breaker as the top seed and the favorite. The Patriots and Bears opened the night’s action by playing a 12-minute quarter. Lake Brantley took the kickoff and moved the ball from its own 21 to the 40 behind the running of Lance Ault. But a botched pilch on third and three ve Winter Springs good Id position at the Patriots 32. The Lake Brantley defense come out fired up and made life miserable for Winter Springs sophomore quarter­ back Taylor Salem. After a one-yard loss on first down, the Patriots sacked Salem twice for 13‘ more yards in losses, forcing a punt. Surfing at iU own 17, the Lake Brantley offense, again behind fullback Ault, marched down to the Winter Springs 32 before the drive suited. Senior Bill Pigozzi then came on and knocked through a 49-yard field goal right down the middle with plenty of room to spare to give the PatrioU the lead. The drive not only ate up yardage and gave the Pats the lead, it also took over six minutes off the dock, leav­ ing the Bears with only 1:08 on the dock. The Lake Brantley defense again came up big, sacking Salem for a 10-yard loss on first down, forcing an incumpletion and then aim ­ ing up with an interception by Dylan Livingstone to seal the 3-0 win and assure the PatrioU of a spot in the playoffs. The PatrioU dianged jer- S See Football, Page 6B Knights earn CUSA win on road H erald p ho tos b y Rom eo (h u m a n Lake Brantley's Bill Pigozzi (top) was the star of the evening, kicking game-win­ ning field goals against both Winter Springs and Oviedo, the second In overtime, to give the Patriots the Class BA-District 2 Championship at the three-way tie-breaker Monday night at Oviedo's John Courier Field. Winter Springs was able to bounce back from the lots to Lake Brantley on the strength of a 34-yard catch-and-run for a touchdown by Ashuwa Richardson (No. 3, above) as the Bears eliminated the top-seeded and host Lions, 1(H). The Patriots had used a smothering rush (left) on Winter Springs sophomore quarterback Taylor Salem In the first segment of the play­ offs and had clinched at least a spot in the playoffs by edg­ ing the Bears, 3-0. Junior Steven Moffett threw a pair of fourth quarter touch­ down passes to junior Mike Walker as visiting UCF held on for a 30-20 Conference USA victory on Saturday afternoon at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. The Golden Knights (5-3,4-1) recorded their first road victo­ ry as a member of C-USA. With 9:12 left in the game and UCF trailing, 20-17, Moffett hit a sprinting Walker for a 38-yard scoring strike. Just over five minutes later, the duo secured the victory with Walker beating a pair of defenders to l\aul in a 31-yard touchdown retention. The I’irates (3-6, 2-3) threat­ ened twice with under six minutes remaining In the fourth quarter, but UCF forevd a pair of turnovers with junior Ronncll Sandy recovering a fumble and freshman Joe Humctt recording an intercep­ tion. UCF dominated the first half, but the Pirates rallied in the third quarter and nar­ rowed the Golden Knights' advantage to 17-10 with 5:03 on the clock on a 26-yard touchdown run by Brandon Fractious. With nine second left in the quartet; Robert Lee nailed a 28-yard field goal and UCF led by four entering the fourth. Fractious found the end zone with 12:14 left in the contest with a seven-yard touchdown scamper and East Carolina had its first lead of the game, 20-17. Moffett completed 10-of-25 pass attempts for 181 yards with the two scores. UCF appeared to pull away in the second quarter. Following an interception from senior Paul Carrington, senior Malt Prater nailed a 26-yard field goal to put the Golden Knights up by 10. The hosts finally got on the board with 7:44 left in the half with a 33yard field goal from Lee. On the Golden Knights next possession, junior Jason Peters took a handoff from Moffett and ran up the middle untouched for a 67-yard score, the fifth longest run from scrimmage in school history. UCF amassed 265 yards of total offense in the first half and led 17-3 at the intermis­ sion. Peters finished with 113 yards for his second consecu­ tive 100-yard rushing perform­ ance. UCF posted 249yards on the ground and had 430 total yarils for the game. The Golden Knights capital­ ized on an East Carolina spe­ cial teams error to get on the board first. Following a punt by junior Aaron Home, sopho­ more Curtis Francis recovered a Travis Williams fumble on the East Carolina one-yard line. Two plays later, Peters found the end zone on a shorl rush and UCF led, 7-0, with. 537 to play in the opening quarter. UCF forced four Pirate turnovers in the game s first 30 minutes. Walker totaled 110 yards on seven catches. Senior Brandon Marshall caught three p a s s e s fur 71 yards. UCF returns to action �I Till: lit nu n P a g e 2 1 * Midweek. November 2-3, 200T R em ark ab le day caps super season in Youth F lag F ootball Special to the Herald Now that's the way to end a season. It was hard to imagine that the playoffs could match a regular season In which a majority of the games were amazingly competitive and saw most going right down to the wnistle if not being settled In overtime. But the playoffs were even tighter, especially on Saturday's final day, as all six games wen.* decided by seven points or less and all three championship games were not decided until the final minutes, including one that went to over­ time. In the 5-6 Year Old Division, Alexandra Frazier scored a pair of touchdowns late in the first half to give the Buccaneers (6-2) a lead at intermis­ sion and they were able to hold off a determined Dolphins (4-4) squad, 35-28, as the Bucs claimed the Championship. In the Tnird I’lacc Game, Calvin Kunkle scored the final two touchdowns as the Giants (4-4) ral­ lied to outscore the Raiders (1-7), 42-35. In the 7-9 Year Olds, Santonio Jackson Jr. sain'd a touchdown late in the first half to erase a 7-6 deficit and the Giants (7-1) stopped a final drive as they won a defensive battle with the Buccaneers (6-2), 12-7. In the Third Place Game, Raishawn Ranson scored on a 13-yard run In the final minute to tie the game at 33-33, then added the game-winning extra point as the Raiders (1-7) won their first game of the season, 34-33, over the Dolphins (2­ 6). Then" was a near upset in the 10-12 Year Olds as the regular season champion Raiders (7-1) saired in the first few minutes of the game but could never find paydirt again as the Giants (4-4) defense did a great Job of slowing the champs’ powerful offease. Fortunately for the Raiders, they also play pretty good defense themselves and held tne Giants to a seaind half touchdown and won the game in overtime with an interception on a tippe-d pass as the Giants were moving into the Volleyball Continued from Page IB McWilliams 11 digs for the Saints. Oviedo was able to overcome some mental lapses in the final game to advana* behind 36 assists from setter Kaitlin Cole, 15 kills, six blocks and three servio.' aa*s from team captain Chelsea Kauss and 15 more kills from Kirsty Blue. Lake Howell got another big game from star Brittainy Daiger with 13 kills and seven blocks, but it was Ruthie King that was the standout in this win for the Silver 1lawks with 17 kills. O ran g ew csH l C h ris tia n o n ly l t d tl- IH in th e first g a m e ainst Merritt Island iristian, which knocked off the Rams in five games in the regional semis last year, when freshman Anne Pietkiewlcz nundi d down one of her five Us II on the day, jump-starting a 56-20 run, and then served the final six points to close out the first game and OC pulled away from there. Blair Muller had 27 assists for the Rams, while Meg Weathersby had 10 kills, Jessie Jakes nine kills and star Ria Vamcll eight kill*. On Monday, it was < announced by the Florida High S B 'red zone.' , l1ie Dolphins (2-6) claimed third plan.' when the Buccaneers (3-5) failed to have enough play­ ers show up to play. At the awards ceremony and picnic following the games. League Director Rodney Standi, Recreation Supervisor with the City of Sanford Leisure Services, announced the City of Sanford Awards for League Most Valuable Players and Coaches of the Year. In the 5 & 6 Year Old Division, Alexandra Frazier of the Buccaneers was the MVP and Tim Kunkle of the Giants was the Coach of the Year. In the 7-to-9 Year Old Division, Santonio Jackson Jr. of the Giants was the MVP and Tony Tichonoff of the Giants was the Coach of the Year. And in the 10-to-12 Year Old Division, Donte Lett of the Raiders was the MVP and Phillip Miller of the Giants was the Coach of the Year. "The City of Sanford Recreation Department wishes to thank all the coaches, players and par­ ents for all your support and I am personally forever thankful for all the help in putting on a great season," Standi told the crowd. 5 & 6 YEAR OLDS CHAMPIONSHIP GAME BUCCANEERS 35, DOLPHINS 28 The Buccaneers and the Dolphins came into this game well prepared as both teams prarticed until the sun went down on Friday. And the effort showed as Eddie Key started the sairing for the Dolphias with a nice run for 20 yards for the score and Daniel Charles fol­ lowed moments later with a 30 yard touchdown run of Ills own to give the Fins a 14-0 lead. Then Alexandra Frazier took over. The League MVP scored a pair of touchdowns on runs of 10- and five-yards to tic the game at 14-14 at halftime. The Dues then turned to their other key players to help lead the way in the seaind half with Frazier, Xavier Moody and Joseph Lewis provid­ ed the scoring as the champs pulled out the vic­ tory. School Athletic Association Office in Gainesville that the 2005 F1ISAA Girls Volleyball Finals Mate champioaship tour­ nament, originally rescheduled for Wednesday through Sunday, Nov. 9-12, will be delayed by one day to Thursday through Sunday, Nov. 10-13. G ass 1A 3A and 5A semifi­ nal matches originally sched­ uled for Wednesday will move to Thursday, with tne champi­ onship matches in those classi­ fications moving from Thursday to Friday’. Class 2A, 4A and 6A semifinal matches originally scheduled for Friday will move to Saturday, w ith the cham pionsh ip m atches in those cl«M|il44Uotu m o v in g (rum Saturday to Sunday. All match times remain unchanged, with the exception of the Class 2A, 4A and 6A championship matches on Sunday, which will be played at noon. 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. rather than 2 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. The one-day bump will give any team* in southeast Florida that are unable to play their regional tournament finals until Monday, Nov. 7, a day to complete travel preparations and practice before departing for tne tournament site in Lakeland. The girls volleyball finals is <**• provided the differena- In the game m he scored the final two touchdowns for the Giants as they pulled out the win over the Raiders. Players of the Game: Giants _ Tlm Kunkle; Raider* _ Coach Tim Ads.de. 7-TO-9 YEAR OLDS CHAMPIONSHIP GAME GIANTS 12, BUCCANEERS 7 The Buccaneers got off to a fine start1 with a nine-yard run from running back R.J. Bradley But the Giants came back when Andrew Folger See Flag, Page 6B S u n d ay , N o v em b er 6 • lp m - 3pm NON-SECTARIAN ACCREDITED BY FCIS Low Student/Tbacher Ratio • Vi.unl & Performing Art* Honor*/ AP & Pro-AP Claeses * Athletic I*rogrnm» Prw hool -12 S U te of-the-Art Technology • Summer Academic* & Sport* Camp* Daily Transportation Ba»ed on Demand Lake Mary Preparatory School Grade* Pre*chool -12 650 Rantoul Lane • Lake Mary FT, 32746 407-805-0095 _________www.lakemaryprep.aim Ju n io r Academ y o f L earn in g Grade* Preschool •Pro K 140 E. 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Already rescheduled were state final* events in golf, fall soccer and swimming It diving. "We are grateful to The Lakeland Center for agreeing to this one-day schedule adjustment," said Commissioner John A. Stewart. "A day might not seem like much but it will mean a great deal to those schools impacted by the hurricane." Sunday competition, while prohibited by FHSAA rules, is not unprea-dcnled. The Commissioner can approve Sunday compctitiop when cxIenuatinK circumstance* make It necessary. Said Stewart: "If this isn't extenuating droumstana's, what is?" Professional Insurance Services •Life •Commercial •Mobile Homes •Motorcycles Lincoln Mitchell scored on a 10 yard nin to bring the Dolphias close, but the Fins’ one-two punch of Charles and I lenry Segura aiuld not carry the Dolphins to the upset this week as the Bucs won the championship. Player* Of The Game: Buccaneer* _ Coach Carl Frazier Sr.; Dolphin* _ Coach Phil Davis. 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Free Into www N C puM w rt cnrV-638777 61— M oney to L end A l home ow ner* III Need cash im m edlalely w ithout going into debt Good o r bad credit Remember C hn ttm a t is right anxnd tie comer 407475-1097. 71— H e it W anted A cco u n ts P s y s b lo /F s y ro ll C lsrfc: U m dtcapm p/Sit# w ork com pany P ari hours Qu«chbooV» eiponanca roqutrod F u rta u m * 407* 322-0194 ____ Accounts Racalvabla: Im m odiata oponm fl in Sanlord to r fria nd iy ind ivid u a l w ith accounting aipanonco C all 407.326 7216._____________ lo c a l metal recycling plant seeHs a law good la b o w t to w ork 40-50 hrsAak Also S taking PT drtvars w fC O L Icons# A daan driving racord E ic . aquipm ont A pply In parson. 1430 D dgnar Ptaca. Sanford. 407-322-7716. PT hrs w ith FT pay. $tOAv. to slant AM PM shifts. Hrty plus bonus Fun atm oephere C a l JoAnn. 407-323-2070 C ASTILLE COMPANY. INC 4 0 7 *3 0-8 4 )1 Now H irin g L ig h t M echanic/C O L Clase A F u ll AMnaaM Mm*» f Of Ohr| I rea u ro v CASTILLC COMPANY. INC NOW HIRING COL c u e * A J L ig h t ' M echanic F u ll Tim e-B enefite 407-830-8431 w > e M h n .|O t< X frw u ro v Pan lim a Sacunty/Bahavtoral H ealth Technician lo r residential substance abuse taebty F le itM sM t Supervise client population e l a» tim es Ensure safety and w elfare of clie n ts s ta ll and visitors Experience w orking w ith crim in a l |usuca d ie m s preferred H gh school diploma raquired 407-328-2090 H lra l D river needed M ust have d ea n record, over 25 y rt old Proper a ttire C ontact Katley'a Tranaponabon. 407-027-2500 Dump fru c k D rivers: F H . experienced. C ists O CDL. 407-322-8133 E arn E xtra M o n ey D eliver the Bek South Yellow Pages telephone book In the O rlando-Santord arse DeSy work w ith flexible daylight hours Payment Issued upon aeealadory verdlcation of your work You m u tt be 18 or older with vend drivers keens*. S3 card, and msurad v e h d * (407) 324-4564 8A-4P Mon-Frl Expd Sales Rep needed tor com m ercial lin a l cleaning company Fax 407-322-3972 Of call 407-322-7011 IAXCOURSE Expd ire * w orkers w ith diners k a ra t C DLapkxi Cal 407-323-3481. Leun how to prepare taxes and yoo Experienced painters needed Valid FL d rive r's keens* raquired Benefits available. 407-324 2442 could earn extra money at tai-time*! • Learn how to prepare tax returns • Gain Valuable computer skills • Discover career opportunities ( LASSKS M A IM OCTOBKK 21, 2(I0.» n m m Sanford 407-923-4415 Lon^wood 407-261-0202 POSITIONS AVAILABLE W a are a T re n c h la rt Technoiegy B u a in u t o pe ra tin g th ro u g h o u t th a S to tt * f F le nd a fin e * 19S0, providing tre n ch le ss pipeline se rvice s. W e have th e fo llo w in g p ositio n s a vaila ble , tra in in g p rovided CuMured m arbi* installer -G ra n t* C ountertop fabricator -G rants Countertop InstaSer C all 407-321-7709. [ f lB B B T f 6 H k iW l Sanford ■A l S hift* Assem blers A Packars |7Av-$7.50Aw lam p 58 5 a *0 2 5ftir parm ■Forklift 4 9 tu lam p *1 0 3 0 *v porm L ik a M ary- 2nd oM l. Eiactrt assem blers. IM » Longw ood • Part bma •W rtia* W o rk a rs llM v Drug/Background Raquired C a l K ety Senncea 407*788-8780 EOE M e cha n ical A aaam blar W antod: C ausal w ork anvironrnam In Longwood 32-40 hours par wook nava aoma assam biy axpananca Plooo# c a l 407 *30-7332 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W anted INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST! A hvayi a good policy, t specially lo r business opporSsWe* and Irsnrfxaet Cal Florida Dept of Agriculture 4 Consumer Servnee at *00-4357352 or FTC-MELP tor tree htarmakon Or via* a t Web aO* a l www he govAMop Florida taw requires sellers o l certain buamasa opportuntias to ragistor w ith Florida D ip t ol A grlcultura 4 Consum er Services before selling C a l to verify law ful registration before you buy VrvonaS North P iu tn a needs drivers, p u r* m aker*, subs, waitresses 4 phones ApcVy with owner a l 2477 Park A v*. Sanlord LA B O R ER S NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Starting Salary ta.SQIHr HEALTH INSURANCE AMO SEIK FtAMI Pm * See wxikpH rx Aeehr SI: SSS tamer Drtva. saaeioim s> n m i sot-stoeooo r o i LandscaperaTTl ack Cat F inal O rede: O perator* and labor poaitiona - Inetanahon end grading expertenc* 407-322­ 8133 O porelor Experienced Moving D vt. Etc 407-322-8133 Combination Pipeline Cleaning and Vaccum Tank Truck* Apply in parson at: PowarTap Institute 2569 Sanford Avanua Sanford. FI 32773 407-321-8819 MedTach with current F rtl Aid 4 CPR Float position. wA do pakant c a rt Apply In parson. Ranaissance Retirem ent. 300 W as! Airport Btvd. Sanlord MEDICAL ASSISTANT: Are you a positiva. Inendly professional who e n jo y! w orking w ith children and leaks to w ok n a pleasant lack paced pediatrics oflica with aicaOsm banelita? P leas* las resume to 407-282-5797 EOE MEDICAL ASSISTANT: Lake M ary prim ary c a r* practice has an im m ediate opening tor a PT pads MA. M usi b * candied and/or registered Good benefits Submit resume mdcatmg m erest In Lake Mary MApoebon. including specialty, to : Physician A ssociate*. Human Resources. 455 W. Warren A v* . Longwood. FL 32750. tax to (407) 282-8797 or apply onlm * at www paof com EOE HELP W ANTED M A IN T IN A N C K - Reliable A hard working, training provided PT/PT SEM I PT Please Call Groc A lt a ir . Environmental Group Phono 407-322*2207 c /ft e X ESTABLISHED 1080 710 8. Mllwee Street. Tel: 407*330-7134 F e i: 407-330-64 IB P-Maii- ■tuirgroupC eerthllnk.net V is it O u r W n b s ita : wwwa lttif> iT v V o n iT > e fil8 l co m _ 407-323-7308 PiperSne Forem an for underground uklikes crew Local work 407-322 8133 R esidential Teens PT males 3rd smh. lemales a l shifts 407­ 588-1068 N IG H T S / W E E K E N D S A pply to d a y, d e ta ils below - Pert Time cook, servers. 6 dishwasher needed Contact WE Sam tie nips person Sqrv On Bonus is available Musi be physcaSy and m entally 14 General O perative* / tab o r EacoJIont wages and b e n e fits , soma o u t a f law n w ork, good w orking cond itio ns paid vacation and tra in in g O ttica/S arvic# C oordinator: C ustom er service, set up insteRetions. order m aterials, answer phones Fu* m edical. 407-830-4700 M el* o r fe m a le Seam stress Needed! Technical Report W riter# Preparation o f technical re p o rt* u*ing AutoCAD LT Now hiring tor a l positions. Vnm ediat* openings Must b * over 18 w ith valid drivers keens* 4 able to work tla iib i* hours P it contact Deanna. Buck's Restaurant 4 C atering. 407-323-0983 Plum bers Helpers reatoential construction, best pay In Volusia C ty w ith insurance 4 holidays 386-574-7807 Technicians / operators Cues TV. T e a t & Seal Equipment Newspaper baggers needed. Tuesdays only. ttam -T pm . *7 A *, raise tile r 30 days Must be able to stand 4 Ml 25b* C al tor interview Ed or Lome. 407­ 923 3584 or 407-227-2818 H -fc iiJ a g e tl Lake Forest SE A M SthESS' Swags, Valances, Cornices, Roman Shades, exp required. Excellent pay & working conditions. Quilt & Drapery Solutions, Longwood, 407-830* B 686. S e rvers, F/T 4 P/T. professional 4 exp AM 4 PM stmts C a l OaVina Restaurant 407-323-1344 S ervice p lu m b e ra /h a lp a it needed. R e sid e n tia l 4 co m m e rcia l. G reat p a yl H irin g Im m e d ia te ly. 407 344-0000. SERVICE TECHNICIAN/1NSTALLER needed lo r local propan* co Experience I* a ♦ but not necessary. W * Oder a benefit package woh F/T poabon COL w ith h a y* m at It required. Apply In parson at Discount Propane 544 South S hal R d . Dabary 71— H elp W anted W arehouse E m p lo ys** to w ork In 8antord A raal C arrtrW et m a t b * atta to w ok to a fa * pao* anvkonm erl have attention to detail, basic math 4 reading skits 4 know how to rts d a ta p * m easure Job duties ars not lim ite d to packing. assem bly, loading/unloading. shipping, standing, banding 6 heavy M ng Storing pay b $7 75-IBhr 1st 4 2nd shifts sva itab l* M onday-Friday C ontact CHASE SM tag Service* M (407) 240-5099 EOE W * are Growing In Daytona Beach. FL 2 y rt COL-A Onvar Exp required Must kv* within 55 m eet of Daytona Lota ol home Uma. O rest B enefit* Up to $1050 00 per week Pkj» Safety Bonuses M eet th l Salem C arrie rs R ecruiter, web-m October 2401 through Nov 3 • am to 8 pm 1-95 4 Hwy 92 E at 281 Holiday Inn Express 2820 W IntamakonaJ Speedway Blvd Daytona Beach. FL C a l t -800-709 2538 S anford H e r a ld is looking for a talented sales representative for our newspapers. Qualified candidates will; •Meet new people on a daily basis • Be self motivated • Strong sales background & customer service skills We Offer; • Competitive base salary, com m ission plan • Paid vacation • Health Insurance • M ileage •401k To leant about this position; Send or bring resume to Wendy Beck Sanford Herald 300 N. French Avc., Sanford. FI 32771 or Email to; wcndy@scminoleherald.com 93— R o o m s F or R ent WEEkLV kfNtkLS" S ta rtin g • *«2/w k. H la to rtc D ow ntow n 407-330-4423 Lecals Furnished Room For Rant, near downtown Sanlord. a l ikes included, im m ediate move in 407-230-4129 NOTICE OF AUCTION Extrem ely dean, coyy fum rm, a l utt. cable, ata. Indy, phone, kitch u s *, te c dr. private entrance. R esident ow ner. ABSOLUTELY NO ALCO HO L, ORUaS AND NON SM OKER* ONLY I Vary respectable. 407-314-0924. Sanlord D owntown, convenient location, ratagattocr. m oowava. cotar TV. kitch *tie room, private bath, sleeping rooms C a* 407 321­ 4900 95— R oommate W anted 10x20 furnished refrigerator. m ic ro w tv t. 4400/m o. inciudss utonies. W/O cable, m tem et, share house, sem i-pnvst* entrance IM m ontattaposasAh I yvtaaa*. Application la *. Prolasatanal environm ent NTS. N O 4 quiet Sanlord airport, near 417 atat 407-547-8432 L ecals Tha auction wd be h#td on NOVEMBER IS , IOOS. at 9 00 AM at 325 Aufcn A v *. Oviedo. FL Prospective bidders may inspect the vehicles an tie day betor* tie Aucton kom 9AM isiM 8PM Term* are cash or canbed funds only OVIEDO TOWING reserves Vie nips to accept or The following oOered lor but* vehiclea era 2005 CHEVROLET SILVERA­ DO VIN» IOCHC29U25E144948 PubSah November 2. 2005 W002 NOTICE WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN November IS , 2005 TIME 1000am WHERE: A 4 R Towing Seme* 1001 N Orlando Av* MeXland. FL 227*1 Al ol said property being mto* County ol Samnoie. State of Florida Unless such certbcaselll shal be redeemed accordxig to lew. tie property desenbed m such cartbcet*(» w* be sold to to* hgheal ladder in room S20I. Semmol* County Courthouse. Santard. Florida, on Wednesday. December 14, 2004. at 11OOam Payment cl Sal* la*, appkeetxe documentary stamp taxes and racorbng feet ara requvad tobe pad byto* auocaaakAtaddel at to* U s FuE payment of an amount squat to to* h^wM tad a due witrvn 24 hour* altar Ol* advertised km* of sale AS payments shaS be cash or guar­ anteed instrument. made payable to the Clerk of the Cvcu4 Court Dated on 1027/2005 VEHICLE* TOAUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION f MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy CMrk Pubkah. November 2. *. f*. 23. 1083 FORDPROBE W011 2005 12VCT20A4PH1J792 Saa6 p.CmwUArtoHlGC 7 adad Local (407)322-6133 Work Stable Help fa -Ip . rekabie k J km *, own saneportabon 407­ 349-0612 Stykata. Berbers 4 Na4 Tech needed FT tar booOirsntala Pis c a l Eyvonrm *. 407-921-3138 P a ri U rn* co ok, aarvera 6 dishw asher needed. Contact M yten*. 407-323-7308 W A k T tb : 6ulgom g J to V rap tar comrmsmy newspaper group N aw tpapar s a la t aapananca ptalansd Benekt* include baa* salary com nsssion plan. m 4*ag* paid vacation. health insurance. 401k. Resumes onty to Sanlord Herald. 300 N French A v * . Sanlord. FL 32771 or dpmgOaemmolehersid com Lake M ary B lvd 4 427. *375M o. tad. Ud. ML W O. cM4a. nr SCC. airpL NS. qutof. prof! 407-322-1807 97— A tartments F urnished S a n fo rd : H ia to ric i i 1. i story. *75(Vm onth 2/1. 5850/m onlh 1/1. 4490/mo 407-282-2002. 98— R entals Efficiency tlOOwk Apartm ents. ItS O w k. also houses lo t rant lurrvthaa'unfurniahad 407­ 240 1188 99— A partments U nfurnished 102 W sst 10 Vi t t IB R /IB A upstairs apt LRDRAOtchan aomtanaDon « * c a l 407-323 1187 Pubkah November 2. 2005 wow Node* o l AppdcaMen te r Taa Deed NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN. ria l RICHARD 8 CASSELBER­ RY OR DONNA HALL CASSEL­ BERRY to* hokJar of to * ta*uw Ing carskcatad) has Mad said cartbceM s) tar a tax deed to be issued toereon The c*rU ic*l* num ber(t) end year(s) at leauanca. to * Oeacnpaon of to* properly, and to * nam*(e) to etveh a was assessed W ar* a* CERTIFICATE NO: 2 U 0 VEAR OF ISSUANCE 2001 PARCEL 104 0 * 21-30-581 ■ EFOO-OOOO Dascnpoon of Property LEO LOT • B u t E-F CASSEl BE RRY P8 7 P 0 27 Name* m whch assessed CASSELBERRY INVESTMENT PROP MC NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCnON N ote* M hereby given Semmol* Pave 4 Body w * te l al Pubkc Auction tar aalvag* tor cash on demand to hghesl tad del. to * toaowmg desorbed NOV 14. 200* •7 Otos Crete VIN4 1Q3AJ11R0HO367012 •7 BLOI VIN#BL0H60CRC7E/ Theauckon wbbe heldM1200 PM on to* keel atm above Al Semmole Part 4 Body 2540 S Myrtle Av* Sanlord. FL 32773 Prospective tedder* may inspect vendee one how pngr to utt Terms are cash of cal■bed lunda Semmol* Wieckar reserves tie ngM to accept or Pubkah November 2.2006 WOO* . �Tm: IIikuii I'dgf *111 November 2 A 3.2003 H e r a l d GL^ s s i p m i 99— A U partm ents - 103— H U n f u r n is h e d SOiwty i M n t m l K a s e P ricing. 1 ,2 A 3 B edroom s, U k * V iew *, 407-322-I104. EHO. 103— H U o uses- 141— H ouses- DOYLE MANAGE ME NT RENTALS AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES 1 -1 0 7 ) 3 2 2 - 2 4 9 5 St# as 110 000 n * M Uuv« •tows■#* 1300 «a* O f i wrs x A* 407-321-0759 P0RZIG REALTY RENTALS •S enlord: 2B R /IB A Duptox. lU d Throughout N m Paint & Appkanc** A valabla Now. $700 Mo -Lake M a ry: Largo 4 or 5B/V38A. Tiled Throughout Poaarbla M other-in-law . $1350 Mo •CtiMNOLf. ORANOC VOIU9U S a n lo rd : 1/1, C ottage C arpeted S V inyl. W ater Included. $S00/$500 Depoait S anlord, N ortM aka V illage n do a : Lovely 1/1, Com pletely Fontahad, W 10 H ook-Up*. Pet Ok. Comm Pool, t ie r c ite R m . N/S $9003900 Deposit S a n lo rd , S andalw ood C o n d o *: 3/3. Tiled Throughout. A ppliance*. Commurdy Pool. 1,000. Sq F t 19003900 Deposit ngw ood: Spacious 3/2. Carpeted S Tiled. L ot* ol Storage. Double Oarage. Scr Porch, la ke Maw, Comm R xL Avan 12/01/05 $1095/$ 1005 Deposit DOYLE MANAQEMCNT WE RENT AND SELL HOMES! H andym an S p e cia l: 2BR/2Balh. C arport Over 1/4 Acre. $113,500 R en o va te d L ike Naw 4BR/2Bath. Uv. Dm. Fam Rm. w/FIreplaoa, Sc Porch. In Qround Pool. Fenced Yd on Over 1/4 acre Comer Lot W/2 Car Oarage. $245,900 R enovated: 3BR/2Balh W /Newty Pam ied Interior. C aram c TV*. New C arpet LN. dn. Fam IVn. Ear In Kitchen. Custom Cabinets 2 Car Oarage. $235,500 30R /1BA. Uv. Dm. Fam Rm. w/tnground Pool. $191,500 R enovated: 4B/V2BA Over 1800 8q F t Uv. Dm. Fern Rm. Eat In K*. kngeaon 8y». 2 Cer Oar. $245,500 407 322 8G78 118— O For R Venture I P ropartlea « O T -M l-4 7 *4 D eltona: 3BFVTOA, Uv. Dm. Fam Rm. Bnck Scr. Porch. 3 Car Oar. $S7Vmo D elto n a : 3BR/1Bath. New P aint. C eram ic T ile. Appaancea. 18*24 SC Porch. C arport. Fanced Yard. $96Vm o S pace f f ic e ent I r m in d Jn h in M y ' tin ? o / r e r ir r ir / i n I th e S a n fo r d H e ra ld HUGE YARD SALE N o llu n q o ve r St 00 L o ts o l nr-vi ite m s 1 147— In d u s t r ia l Pro per ty Fo 149— C c a ll 4 0 / 3?? r S a le o m m e r c ia l P r o perty Fo r S a le 2611 M ust C»o' C om m ercial P re p a rly; Zoned C-2.411 Sanlord Ave, Sanlord $275,000. obo Pis c a l Mr. George L L op e t. 407-322­ 5084 ? i: i e m u s O i S a n lo rd o il V ih ir-n ltd i 153— P r o p e r ty F o r C o u n try S ty le S a le Lake C ounty, a Acres does to bantom . 10 mees e/-. UmeMa. 6 acres. 8 20 acres la k e Front LoL 38 aero* near Eueae 8 t o m ♦/-, 10 acres $252,000 make offer on to acre* M l Plym outh 4 com m ercial tots Pores M y 407-71*4873 C al E arl Bhossars, 4 0 7 -M I-2335 Clly Living Comvnlcnt S fU IC lO U S A tte n tio n C hurches’ You can make a minimum ol 50% p ro fit lo r your lund raising a cto r*** In tm a tor to * holidays C a l Now, P. A. T Otory. 407-322-2301. Rem odellna fu m ltu n Avetable bedroom and lrvmg room furniture and much more household Item s In the Longwood area For m ore Inform ation or 407-804-1088 M u il d in g a t e r ia l s CORRUOATED 8TEEL ROOF1NQ lo r Bam s. Boat Docks. Shop*, etc. Also Culvert Pipe: 15's20' » 8 **2 0 \C a lF o r Pnces Surplus Steel 8 Supply. Inc. 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U Mery. 407-330-3305. 10/1 John boat w/tra4ar, -Q aior B e l*. 3 5hp Johnson m otor $800. 407-888-7412. 1- P o la ris 1- Yamaha M ,*0 0 each obo 3*8-71 *-*3 3 0 308— T r ac to r ACTIONS; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. PROVIDING FOR NON COOIFICATION AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE Pubic auction to ba hatd al 9 00 am on the 11TH day of NOVEMBER. 200* Al *w Iront door o l Sanlord Towing t Recovery Inc . located al 2522 Counky Ctob R d. Sanlord. FI 32771, tor the purpoea ot Ospowng ol ffw toaowtng vefude copy th e ! be avalabl* *1 to* offlc* ol to * C»y Ctork tor M perto eiam ew to * JABRT2350L7404001 1900 ISUZU A l perse* In M a n si end ca ­ tena she! have an opportunity to be heard el said hearing Pubic auction to b* h*U al 9 00 on the 17TH day o t NOVEMBER. 200* Al the front door of Sanlord Towing 1 Recovery Inc., located al 2522 Country Club R d. Santort. FI 32771, tor to * purpose of <**poemg o l toe toaoeing vehide By ontsr ol toe Cay Convnsson ol to * Cay ol Santort. Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT 407-330 5603 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING 4S2CG58V0S4347I24 1995 ISUZU Pubac auction to be held al 9 00 on the tIT H day o l NOVEMBER, 200* Al toe Irani x ol Sanlord Towing • Recovery Inc . totaled al 2522 Counky Club R d, Sanford. FI 32771. tor to * perpoea aI d e ­ posing ol toe toloeing vehicle AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC H t person decides to appeal l deosun made ento respect to any maflar considsrod al the above ting a hearing, he may need a verbatim record ol aw proceedings xickxkng toe leet- JHMB652380C039836 1988 HONDA record to not provided by the Cay of Sanford !FS 266 0105) Pubheh November 2. 2005 W016 Cynthia Porter. Deputy CVy Clerti IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TV * EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR BCMWOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS NO.: 0*D R -ia4*O *C -K Pubfcah November 2. 2005 W009 BETHENY SANDLIN. •or Taa Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Viet RICHARD 8 CASSELBER­ RY OR DONNA HALL CASSEL­ BERRY. Vie holder of the k *o » - end AMANDA TRAVERS. ORDER FOR PERMISSION TO PUBLISH Two B rand Naw BMW 3251 2003 4dr SR P arted $22,950 c a l or vtalt 4078732968 com ents A p a rtm e n ts r Audi A4 Cabnoiet 3 0 2003 Leather Auto $28,450 c a l or vts« 4078732966 com Single Story Design i Fo ars IM S Ford Taurus, run* good need* transm ission w ork. *300. 321-274-5246. M INK COAT, Fu« length w ith hood torg«. k«pt m turner ito ra g * 13,000 C a l 386-789­ 8070 le a s e k A m ir o u e tl C r e t in ents S S trin g Ban|o M usi Be In Good Condition 407-323-0885. tv msg W * C ars For Ybur Dog or Cat In Y our Hom e W hle You Are Oonel Plenty oM LC . 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Tn 11si ,i /o/i f 217— G & 199— Pets 8c ; C la s s i f i e d s ' p p l ia n c e s n it u r e O ffices For IW iI: 400 tq It 10 BOOaqt SarSbrt FUknOMoe Canter 407-314-3750. Lake Mary: 3/3 VMM. double garage, acreen porch, alarm tyetem , com m pool, no peta. ie l. $aB07no. p ta d e p 407-923­ 3090 N ov m 181— A Fur S a le n f u r n is h e d n f u r n is h e d 6 TTu H - I i f < .( Fo r om es THIS CAUSE having com* before ave Court upon Petitioner's permission to pubkah and after having renewed toe AffxJent o l Degent Search, and to * Me. and hearing lessmony from Counsel E la hereby PARCEL ID# 06-21 30-5BLEFOO-OOOO 1. Thai to * Peam ner/w a* pamvned to pubesh tor purpoae t ol a Due Dkganl Search and tor Constructor* Sam e*. Deachp io n of Property LEG LOT 9 BLK E-F CASSELBERRY PB 7 PO 27 DONE AND OROERED m Chembere In BammoW County FU tow I a day ol October. 2005 Namea In which axaexaed CASSELBERRY INVESTMENT PROP INC DC OR* 8 NELSON CIRCUIT JUOOE A l of xa*d property betng tn Vie County of Sammoto S lat* of Florida Publah. November 2. 9. 1*. 23. 2005 WO14 October 28,2008 S k ip 's Tractor S*rvlc« NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONttOER T N I ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OP SANPORO, FLOMOA 3 8 8 -7 7 5 -2 5 2 2 L eg a ls Public Auction Pubic auction to ba ha«d al 901 am. on Vm day!*) specified batow. a l tha front door of Athan t Towing. Inc Located at ?4»g OU Uaka Mary Rd Smia 134. Sanford FL tor Via pur poaa of disposing of V$a foflow"0 For furthar ^form ation pfaaaa c a l (40 7)321-2949 11/19AM (1) Yaar 1963/Maka Coosa* VIN# 100CQ2SH90Z504SM PubMh Novambar f. 2006 W004 C tim n C A T l NO: 3590 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2001 ORDERED AND ADJUDGED. S e r v ic e Recycled Concrete Driveways, certificated) tor a tax deed to be toaoed Viereon The certificate numb#r( a) end ye e rft) of toauence. lha deacnption of the property, end Vie nam ed) wtwch a wax ataetaed it/a re ax hereby grvan that a Pubic Hearing w tf ba hatd in lha Commission Chamber* al Vie City H al m Vie O ty of Sanlord. Florida, el 700 o'cfcx* PM on Monday. November 14. 2004. to consider Vie adoption of an oninence by Vie CVy of 8enford. Florida. M e of which a u lot ONOINANC8 NO. 9991 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CfTY OF 8ANFORD. FLORIDA. AMENOINO ORDINANCE NUMBER 3518 RELATING TO THE REGENCY QAK8 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT ( W ) . ADOINO ADOfT»ONAL REAL PROPERTY TO THE PO; PROVIDING FOR LEGISLA­ TIVE FINOINGS AND INTENT. PROVIDING FOR THE REZON­ ING O f REAL PROPERTY AND THE TAKING OF IMPLEMENT­ ING ADMINISTRATIVE Unteaa auch certificate!*) fthal be redeemed according to lew. Vie property deaerfeed m *uch certificated) wto be eold to the Nghen ddder In room S201. Seminole County Courthouxe. Sanford. Florida, on Wednesday Decem ber 14. 2009, el 1100am Payment of Sato fee. appticabto documentary stamp taxes end recorting faes ere requaed to be paid by N successful bid­ der el Vie sale F ui payment of an amount equal to the highest btd m due wOhai 24 hours after Vie advertised time of sale A l payments she* be cash or guar­ anteed Instrument. made payable to the Cterti of the C aaal Court on 10/77/2003 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Dopufy O o rt Pubixh November 2. 9. IS 23. 2005 W013 Herald S ervice Directory H ' . : . ;■ » - 7 : - TREE SERVICE MU! Bm I Am, MM Iro M ln e lv • Free W itUen Estbaalea • 1>m Rrm uvxl A Hauling • Trim m ing • Slump Grinding • Thinning A Pruning • P ilm D »# M aintenance Biwidrntlal * Ceauerfrisl FsaUb Lhnwg * 0pm le4 407-468-8787 C { h a n c s DAVMCUTC C ar C ■ E U Blitz Clean are COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR 8 • Maid Service • We Do Windows!! 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And If you get In celebration of the spirited hungry, try the kettle com and 19th century adventurers who other period foods. settled Florida, come to the The Chlnsegut Nature center Chlnsegut Nature Center in is located on land once home­ Drook&vllle on Nov. 5 and join steaded by the Dishops, an hon­ a festive exploration of our est to goodness pioneer family, state's cultural and historical past. This family-oriented event the remnants of whose 19th century dwelling still exists on is free and runs from 9 a.m., the property. until 4 p.m. Activities will occur through­ If you've never clanged your out the day. You can buy mer­ way through a skillet-throwing chandise from exhibitors. contest, hopped through a sack Teachers can receive in-service race or eaten hand-cranked ice credit. Continuous shuttle runs cream, you're in for a treat. will transport festival-goers Authentic re-creations of civil from the Chlnsegut Hill war camps and the Bishop Conference Center to the Family living history demon­ nature center. stration bring to life the spirit For an adventure into history, that was Florida in the 1800s. visit the Pioneer Day Jamboree The festival features demon­ at the Florida Fish and Wildlife strations of art and crafts, and Conservation Commission’s other life skills developed by Chinsegut Nature Center, locat­ Florida's early settlers. Experience the age-old sights, ed seven miles north of Drooksville, one mile west of sounds and smells of early US 41 on CR 476. peninsular existence while lis­ For further Information, con­ tening to live music of the peri­ tact the Chlnsegut Nature od. Ride a horse-drawn wagon, Center at (352) 754-6722 or visit or examine a homemade bow the FWCs Web site at and arrow. Watch demonstra­ MyBVC.com/chlnsegut. tions on turpentine processing, cider making, weaving, spin­ ning, hearth cooking, medicinal FREE DUCK HUNTING WORKSHOPS IN MARION, remedies, and other pioneer BREVARD COUNTIES survival skills that highlight Are you thinking about hunt­ the event. ing ducks in Florida but aren't Learn about quilting, soap making, basket weaving, butter sure where or how? Flag Continued from Page 2B scored on a two-yard run and League MVP Santonio Jackson Jr. put his team ahead to stay when he scored on a one-yani run late In the first half. The second half saw both teams play awesome defense. The Bucs had a final chance with two minutes left to go but penalties forced them back and they could not recover as the Giants hang on to win the championship game over the upset minded Dues. muscle, full of energy, and All you have to do Is attend proved today that he's got one one of the Florida Fish and of heck of a nose and knows Wildlife Conservation how to use It. Commission's (FWC) free duck He is Bubba, a chocolate hunting workshops In Marion Labrador retriever and one of or Brevard counties. They will the Florida Fish and Wildlife cover ethical hunting; Identify­ Conservation Commission's ing waterfowl; places to hunt; (FWC) four-legged officers. It hunting equipment; and retriever training and handling. took him and ms K-9 handler, FWC Officer Jeff Gier, about They are also a great chance to two hours this morning to re children for the special locate a hunter who went miss­ Waterfowl Days Feb. 4-5. ing about 4 p.m, Sunday in the The workshops are Oct. 29 at Ocala National Forest. the FWCs Conservation The pair started searching for Training Center In the Ocala John N. Falcone, 38, (DOB 10­ National Forest (Marion 15-67), about 8 a.m, today, County); and Nov. 5 at the slogging through ankle-toCaptain's House in Palm Bay knee-deep water In an extreme­ (Brevard County). Workshops are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration ly remote area of the forest near Lake Dexter. Around 10 a.m, is free but space is limited to Bubba led Gier to within shout­ the first 100 participants for ing distance of Falcone, who each workshop. was grateful to see the big, To sign up for a workshop friendly dog and his human call Ron Bielefeld at T.M. partner. Goodwin Waterfowl The FWC and Lake County Management Area at (321) 726­ Sheriff's Office began searching 2862 or Jeff Kraynik at (321) for Falcone yesterday afternoon 725-3456. about four miles west of For more information on Alexander Springs, but heavy waterfowl hunting, including rain and winds associated with seasons, bag limits and license Hurricane Wilma made hearing requirements, go to MyFWC.com /duck/Duckjlu difficult and hampered search nting/duck-huntinghtm. efforts. Despite conditions, searchers from both agencies FWC K9 BUBBA FINDS LOST continued looking for Falcone HUNTER IN OCALA into the night. About 4 JO a.m, NATIONAL FOREST FWC Lt. Gregg Eason and his He's a hundred pounds of S Players of the Game: Buccaneers _ Coach Char Pyron; Giants _ Coach Tony Tlchonoff. THIRD PLACE GAME RAIDERS 34, DOLPHINS 33 The game of the day. The Dolphins' Travis Jackson scored the ;ame's first touchdown with a 15 yard run Grooms answered back with a 20 6 ■fore L - Elijah _ . ________r yard touchdown run of his own. icndo Derek Johnson came back and scored on a one yard run, putting the Dolphins back on top, but Grooms scored again from 39 yards out to even the score. Football Continued from Page IB -seys and returned to the field to take on host Oviedo with the district title on the line. Tlu- Lions fumbled on their first possession and Lake Brantley was forced |o try a long 55-yard field goal attempt that was a little bit wide to left on its first possession. The Lions then used its power-1 offense to march down the field with the big play being a 48-yani run by Austin Watson. Oviedo cashed in on the 80yard, seven-play drive with Jeff Crawley bursting over from the one with only 5:29 remain­ ing on the clock. The ensuing kickoff went out of bounds and the Patriots took over on their own 35. On the first play. Lake Brantley star quarterback Bryan Bearden looked like he was going to get loose for a big gala but the Lions' Andy Lark made a huge shin-string tackle and wlven tlie next play result­ ed in a three-yard loss on a hobbled pitch, the Patriots looked to be in real trouble. But Bearden came up with a big throw, hitting Elliott Kiadil for a 26-yard gain and a first down. l,akr Brantley then ran for 16 yards on four plays, tliere was also an incomplete pass, setting up a second and seven from the 25. That's wlten Patriots head coach George Clayton reached into his bag of tricks and pulled out the same play that had burned Lake Mary iast Friday. Clayton inserted Jake Bernhardt into the backfield and he took a pitch from Bearden and laundied another bomb into the end zone toward Rhett Hamrick and tire big jun­ ior receiver made a fingertip catch at the back line tu tie the game at 7-7 with 1:23 left on the clock. Oviedo was unable to get into scoring after the Mini position posh kickoff and the game went to a Kansas tie-breaker. The Lions won the toss and chose to play defense, giving the Patriots the ball at the 10yaril line. thing* didn't look good for Lake Brantley as another bad pilch resulted in a nine-yard loss on first down and two more plays only got the ball to the eight, forcing Pigozzi to come on and hit a 25-yard field goal. The Oviedo offense came onto the field with a lot of con­ fidence as its power running had dominated the quarter and all the Lions had to do was use the four plays to get into the end zone and sew up the title. That strategy all went for naught on the first play as a fumble on the handoff was re-covered by the Patriots and the game was suddenly over with Lake Brantley claiming the 6A-2 title, 10-7. "I thought we were the underdogs coming in," said Clayton. "Winter Springs had won four games in a row and was coming off the win over Oviedo and the Lions had beat­ en us two weeks ago and had played so well all season. "But the kids bowed their backs and did a great job." With Patriots surprise. Winter Springs was suddenly back in lire hunt for the playoffs as now the Bears would get a shot at the Lions. Winter Springs took the kick­ off to begin the 12-minute quarter, but it was forced to punt after three plays. Oviedo took over on its own 47 and moved the ball 17 yards before Cameron Thompkins dove in front of a Lions receiv­ er and intercepted the ball for the Bears. Dm Boykins ran for 11 yards and a first down on the first play, but Winter Springs was then set back by a holding call. Two plays left the Bears with a third and 15, but Salem hit Ashuwa Richardson with a short toss, but the receiver spun loose and took off down the sideline for a 34-yard score and Winter Springs was in con­ trol with only 6:16 left on the dock. Just twn play* later ibr g«m* was all but decided when Chris Walker stepped in front of an Oviedo receiver for another interception. The Bears got off a couple of nice runs, but also got hit for two penalties of 15 yards. But Salem came up with another big throw. Kitting huge tight end Lars Anderson for nine yards and a first down. After two runs, David LeBar came on and kicked a 26-yard field goal and that would be the final score, 10-0, Winter Springs. The regular season will come to an end this Friday with non­ district action. Lyman will tune-up for the playoff* by traveling to Sanford to face Seminole in Homecoming at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium; Lake Brantley travels to East Ridge to take on the No. 1 stateranked Knights; Lake Howell hosts Oviedo in their neighbor­ hood rivalry at Richard L. Evans Field; Lake Mary Prep hosts Pine Castle Christian lor Senior Night; The Master’s Academy welcome* PiersonTaylor to Oviedo; Orangewood Christian will be at Brevard Christian in Melbourne; and Winter Springs hosts University in the Bears' Senior Night. .11 of the games are set for a 7 tun kickoff. 1 The playoffs begin on Friday, November 11th, with Lyman hotting Eau Gallic; Lake Brantley hosting Mandarin from Jacksonville; and Winter Springs traveling to Bunnell to face Flagler-Palm Coast. All three games will begin at 7 p.m. squad of officers called off their search until daylight when Bubba and Gier were brought in from Volusia County to assist. Falcone, who only started hunting this year, told FWC searchers he left his hunting tree stand about 4 p.m, Sunday, and headed back to the truck to meet his companions as planned. Somehow on the way to the truck he got turned around In the swampy forest and before he knew it was completely lost. He wandered around until dark attempting to find his way out of the woods. He finally gave it up and climbed a tree where he spent the night. Aside from being practically eaten alive by mosquitoes, Falcone was in pretty good shape after his night in the woods, said Lt. Don McMtllen, an FWC investigator and part of the search team. "It's really easy to get turned around in thick, swampy for­ est, especially after dark" said McMlllen. 'Nobody ever plans on getting lost but anyone hunting or hiking in remote areas should always bring along a few provisions and be prepared to spend a night In the woods Just in case some­ thing unforeseen happens." Cornell Wesley then ran 29 yards for the score to give the Dolphins the edge at halftime. In the second half the Jackson and Raishawn Ranson Show got cranked up and the excitement began as Ranson scored on a super 10 yard run thjt brought the crowd to its feet and tied the score for a third time. Jackson then ran back a kickoff for a 50 yard touchdown and moments later Ranson scored again on a four-yard run. On the ensuing kickoff, Jackson ripped off another 50-yard return for a touchdown, but Ranson answered back with a 13-yard scoring run and added the extrs point to give the Raiders their first lead of the game. Jackson then got off another super return, gal­ loping 30 yards before being stopped by Ranson. leaving the Dolphins with Just 30 second to try to pull out the win. But the Raiders' defense was up to the task this time as ran out of time. Players of the Game: Raiders _ Coach Shane Stewart; Dolphin* _ Coach Andrew Jones. 10-TO-12 YEAR OLDS CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RAIDERS t, GIANTS 6 (overtime) As hunting season gets underway in central Florida, the FWC has a few safety tips for hunters: Invest in a Global Positioning System unit or GPS, and take the time to learn how to use It. GPS is a satellite navigation system that uses satellite tech­ nology to compute position. GPS can plot the electronic equivalent of a bread crumb trail to help people find their way to and from their hunting locations, or any other location they program into the hand­ held unit. In recent years GPS units have become affordable for many people. Carry a compass and know how to use it. Cany a cell phone or two­ way radio. Always let someone know where you will be and when you expect to be back. If you get lost just hunker down and wait for help to arrive. Since you've told some­ one where you are, you can be assured help will eventually be on its way. 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WANDAAT (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 F o r o n i v L V N ��Page 2C November 5 4 6. 2005 \ '< • L ake Mary-H eathrow F estival o r Lake Ma A rts '■ ’ u n r A n w r a rn m n m k io LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary-Heathrow Festival of the Arts returns November 5 and 6 for the nineteenth consecutive year, bringing more than 200 world renown artists to exhibit and compete in this world class juried art show. The festival is designed to inspire appreciation for qualitv art forms, as well as awarding college scholar­ ships to local students desiring a higher educa­ tion. The Lake MaryHeathrow Festival of the Arts is a non-profit (501C4) organization that raises money through sponsor­ ships and donations. Ranked by Sunshine Artists Magazine as "one of the best art festivals in the U S ' , the Lake MaryHeathrow Festival of the Arts has been named 'Sem inole County's most prestigious e v e n t' and through the generosity of our corporate participants, has awarded more than 500 scholarships since 1986. In addition to worldclass art, this premier festi- a * W * u £ j\ 9 'M the Arts November 5 4 6 .2 0 0 5 P a g e 3 C i • R aise scholarship m oney for g raduat­ ing High School Studentsl • Produce an outstanding juried show featuring N ational and International Artists and C ontem porary C raftsm enl • Foster pride and involvem ent in Sem inole County! • Stim ulate and en erg ize the local econ­ om y! - M otel, H otel, R estaurants, Airlines and other incentives! • Entertain, have fun and celeb rate the arts! val also features live enter­ tainment, children's art dis­ plays and activities, a clas­ sic car show, and specialty foods throughout me weekend. • In total, the Lake MaryHeathrow Festival of the Arts has invested well over $ 1 5 million in the commu­ nity to educate, entertain and promote goodwill and support for the arts. Tne Lake MaryHeathrow Festival of the Arts is supported by the Festival Directors and com­ mittee members. Colonial Properties Trust, Seminole County, the city of Lake Mary, Seminole Countv School Board, and all four Seminole County Chambers of Commerce. HaralS p fto to b y T n a y t Festival Board of Directors B k r .; * The Arts Festival Committee works year round to produce one of the finest outdoor shows in Florida. From a humble beginning In 1987 to 2005, the Board of Directors is to be congratulat­ ed for their hard work and dedication to the success of Central Florida’s “Festival for Art Scholarships’’. ' V . .*$ JK j r, # F btival o r F e s tiv a l M i s s i o n h y ry-Heathrow Art tost returns to lake MaryHeattirow for 19th straight year EXPERIENCE B B X T ------- — I the i* i fftffc * **»»*+ », JormWo^E REALTYEXECUTIVESISPROUDTOSUPPORTTHEMTSCOMMUNITY. 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Mamele, Esq. • Laura Dombrowski — Store Team Leader, Target • Dr. Dorothy Purdy — Seminole Community College • DeDe Schaffner — Scholarship Committee - Vice­ Chair Seminole County School Board • Michael McLean — Lake Mary City Commissioner (Nationwide Insurance) • Linda Renfro — Festival Treasurer - (Habitat for Humanity) • Jessica RecksekJler, Esq. — Children’s Entertainment • Trish Thompson — Chairman, Artist's Support (Owner, Rib Ranch BBQ Restaurant) • Brian Smith (Fast Frame) • Ken Starr — Lieutenant, Seminole County Sheriff’s Office • Lesli Welch-Riggan — Advertislng/Marketing (President, On Tour Presents) �Page 4C November 5 4 6. 2005 L ake M ary-1I eatiirow Festival o r nu: Arts L ake Mary-H eathrow F estival o r Arts the November 5 4 6. 2005 Page SC Schedule of Events Friday, Nov. 5 • Free concert with Planet 9 at 7:30 p.m. To see exceptional Central Florida Properties, pick up a copy o f our exclusive Buyer's Guide or visit our award-winning websites at coldwellbanker.com and floridamovcs.com. Saturday, Nov. 5 • 10 to 11 a.m., Festival open­ ing, flag ceremony, and National Anthem sung by Jose Reed. Lake Mary Mayor Thomas Greene will make opening remarks. • 11 a.m. to noon, Chris Peters. • Noon to 1 p.m., Middle Eastern Dancers. • 1 to 2 p.m., J.C. Rede. • 3 to 4 p.m. Show Time Dance Studios. • 4 to 5 p.m. Sunshine Generation. • 7 p.m., free concert with Paul Howards. Chris Kahl The fine art o f real estate is our job, and helping you find the masterpiece o f your dreams is our passion. Juan-Carios •J.C." Redd Sunday, Nov. 6 • 8 to 9 a.m., Artists Breakfast and Artists Awards. • Noon to 1 p.m., FOCUS. • 2 to 3 p.m., Chris Kahl. • 3 to 4 p.m., J.C. Rede. • 4 to 5 p.m., FO CUS. Face painting, kids rides, sand art and more Nov. 5 and 6. Classic Car Show both days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Art for kids both days, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. CoddweflQ. Qankeii be the a/disL R 'o M u S~. 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To prove that he was Lake Mary-Heathmw Festival of the Arts. Sanderson and his wife, Chris, an? buUdine a new house, which will have a special room for Now his dad. from Atlanta, is amazed at his a new addition on the way any day now, their son s success. fust baby. Sanderson's art is selling very well A ample of years ago, he had the idea to and especially important is that painting paint one of the Posters for an art festival. He rcmarns fun as he tries to capture life's special was too late for the Lake Mary-Hcathrow festi­ nuwncnts with vibrant abstract color. MLlf is Itnr ..I val, but this year organizers contacted him to ■That my thing, saturatedJ Ihues with see if he was interested. « n l composition,” Sanderson said in a recur After his first effort, the Board wanted more interview. 1 rapture life's fleeting moments.” of a Florida feel to it. Sanderson added palm succumbed to He explained that his mother succumbe, tress to a late night seen of the Colonial Town rana-r. The family only had 10 days notia"To me every day is a gift,” he said. a n d 6 Cn? * * ^ ft5>tival talu?s place, Nov. 5 He admits he doesn't possess the will to For tlus case, he made an exception, but p»m realistic photo-like works, which he said banderson normally works with his own emoSf dc,v,n's art Portrays strong Hons and iweals in his paintings his own ^ ^ h e u s u a fly a p p fle s to c S in a v is u m . s e a ""* "" in ^ 1 don'« know. a place I'd like to be, he said he asks liimself. Maybe he'll J&dSWSlEff '-2^ ‘SSJSSSTs: 3 *** r ay ,‘omo (nm managing an Orlando frame shop. “Most people misTso . yorahonas a painter started early in life When he was 5 years old. the youngest of four ■ ,. . . ----------- s great money.” rxmen isn t a bad dung, as Sanderson figiires unsolidted oeativity begets great awards. I paint for myself because it's great thera■ x 't h a S Z ^ "If someone wants to buy After pursuing a degree in fine arts at the has taken years to develop. great, he said, but he did win first place and “When people are excited about my artwork, best of show honors at the Celebration Art I play off of them,” Sanderson said. It serves as Festival this year. Sales have increased to the a motivation. point where nis wife may not have to work Many of his pieces are unconventional in much longer. size, he said. That's why he likes to work for If people visit Sanderson’s double booth at the frame shop. the Lake Maiy-Heathrow festival they will not "Frames can make or break a painting," see one theme. Sanderson likes variety, and Sanderson explained. while one may see a parking lot painted at Many of his artworks are prices in the thou­ night, they may as likely see a scene firm sands of dollar* but he also produces gkteea Tahiti. His philosophy is to paint for hhnselt that he embellishes to make it originaL but if someone likes the work and it talks to Sanderson likes to add gold leaf, for example. than, then he gets great satisfaction out of that Gidees are electric printed pieces that repro­ Gideesare as well.. duce for people who even stop to ducc artwork artwc at a more affordable price. They He iss grateful | be $50 or $100. maybe$5( look at his I work. He always . thanks patrons for tg; in, and he wants to meet Ithem. . Among, his goals are for people to look at a soni has a gregarious manner and a cer­ cer* piece and ?say, "That's a Sanderson”, even If he 't sijtn signed it They will know by the techIt doesn't rise to hasn't tain confidence in hi* his art. art but it nique, heaald. I conceit. also one day like to open his own lie would v He acknowledges that there are better artists gallery and help promoting artists starting in than himself. At art shows, he says, he is hon­ their profession. He wouldn't take that huge ored just to be there. He also tries to have five commission out to make it easier for the begin­ or six new pieces for each of the dozen or ning artist shows he attends per year Talking with Sanderson, one gets the feeling Recently at a show in Celebration, Sanderson that this artist is on a wonderful path in life. said he sold more pieces than ever He has ' What a great tiring to love your work and to dienti who have bought many works, and he have it provide for his growing family. has a philosophy about selling his work. "1 never want to get up and say, 'Mart I've "m thout client* it's just a nobby," he asserts. got to paint today'," ne said. Sanderson prices his pieces himself on the Sanderson has a Web site at originalsp in may e that that, while the p knowledge t bysandereon.com. not have taken long to produce, his University of Cel Ida. the self-taught e, studying art in Sandmen tmefa ’ I le said Cezanne the world's petfi |K>m. and VanGoghM He oner ortraits at Walt at experience as a Disney World. Hr good ire, andhr( ? dreamed of becomingaDisnryan k toured the Disney fence liad in Orlando, studies that thea but the directionI ators must follow turned Sandman B A He left th* dm I when he donated a work to thrAm r Society to auetkmoff fordurty b donated much time I C S and other charitaand also his parti ption his work bleorganuaborsf fetched openedhit >a new potential and new dream. 1 jut k>create," he said. He didn't need Disney ore. He decided tol s work at juried art shows. fig at Cate Tu T\i Tango Some of hit wf s live painting on in Orlando whorl Tbesday nights fn b II p m. They appear | spend weeks on, but next to ‘ * .•said. his |ls are strong and evocativ*; but also cant* derson said he likes to take risks withIt \ly oil and acrylic artworks. He has pro l abstracts, dtyscapes, lifes and graphic figures landscapes images. A t first sales (rat I art shows were not t Edward Sanderson to on ■ ro8. Hit paintings are sailing, ha anfoya hit profession aa an arttet, and ha la buNdfog a naw homa wtti his wtfs, Chris, who is expecting any day. Located In the Heart of Sanford's je r n i g a " " K; Seminole County's best kept secret! 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M L W 0 4 6 3 1604 $ 5 2 5 ,0 0 0 _____ �Page IOC L a u Maky-Heattoww ItonvAL November 5 A 6. 2005 or t h i Aim L ake Mary-Heatiirow F estival Findyour favorite artist atdie fesdval First Nam* t u t N itn t Group Booth Kimberly Bradford A Toni Curtin A Jacqueline A. Fernandez A Tom A Giannattasio Karen W. Hammack A Patricia A. Hardy A Natalie Kuritzky A Angela R. McCurdy A Mary Mullee A Claudine Ralston A Lisa Shuler A A Karla A Staley Angela Wingert A Mike Woodfield A Joan M. Wotton A Josephine Espinosa G Cathy Gatti C Kellmis Fernandez D Sandy Lent G Barbara Matus G Joe Nielander G Dione T. Outlaw F Karen M. Van Beast G Bill D Slade Amle L Cochran B David Hunter B Robert McGregor C Beau . Tudzarov D Burt Jones B Kathryn Ughtcap G Mangano-Miller G Rosanna M. Debbie Matilsky C Robert, Teresa Nilsson F Lisa Parker G Shalla Raghavalab B Jack and Mary Shafer B Cynthia Stone C JoAnn Wedge D Robin Welnrich F Catherine Cukier G Bill Darrah G Jason Izumi B Jeanne, Joseph Uberkowski F Richard J. • Rudden D Daniel Whiteman B Linda Amundsen C Beatrice Athanas C Stephen Baidauf F Nina.D. Buxton F Breitsameter Michael B Emily Cheek G Katherine B Chenet Wm. S. Chin G Christine Fullerton B ^ C o c u iN J U iy n tF u y u r Margret Carolyn Holland G Ron Hunter C Chadd & Val Kidd G Donna M. LaConte B Meyer Sandra F Bruce Nawrocke C Susan Oller-HendersonF 7 18 8 5 6 16 11 9 12 10 13 4 14 17 15 178 93 117 190 162 149 137 156 113 73 52 100 111 51 169 189 105 134 170 71 57 98 114 145 188 147 55 143 115 82 95 94 146 135 58 174 67 187 60 140 159 108 157 53 139 91 133 First Name [» / [* if f ? A • i 9 rjxt f If • Ly •f 4 Sourtwy o1Ed— d Iwirtwon Last Name Constance Raven Byrd Ed Sanderson Steve Seibel Smith Phillip A. Kris Steffner Patricia Storey Leah Cavanah David Condry Fletcher Joe Melody Hendrix James Hughes Paul Ingwalson Brian & Michael Jaslnski Brad & Lily Kelly Randy Neal Kat Reichard Nancy Ross-Ruddlck Keith Ruddick Daniel A. Strickland Alison Thomas Mark J. Thomas Wallace Weeks Jennifer Beville Gavriella Conn Ingrid Hooper Richard Marino Michael Nelson Juan Ortega Vasileios Tsentas Peter Chu Raymond (M&R Decker Chrisy B.P. Lemmond Don McCullough Gus Ocamposilva David J. Perry Courtney Ricaurte Amy M. Wieck Chester Zaremba Vicki D. Love David MacNeill Mary M. Waite David Bird Christophe Cardot Joe Dekleva Wayne King Robin Maria Pedrero Richard C. Reed Tracy Sanders Klaus Schuler Ricky Steele Howard Eggleston Joseph Ihns Dr. John C. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2005 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 02, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 02, 2005. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 2005; <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/d4ef52007ed2a9749daaf9b4b7b82ce3.pdf ad0092d8427c414289e2dbd4920bae53 PDF Text Text T n Hn.UA P a § e 6 B August 3 A 4,2005 L ig a l s rat toa Mia F u l paymant ot ■mow* aqual te toa teghrot b U It dba artNn 24 houn after >ol aate. AI rohorguartoatnjmant. mad* to to* Clark ol to* O e u * Court on 7/7/2006 c s w i w o w s m y. m yyam M f l C t L ID# S 4 - 1 » « « 0 > 0230-0000 __ ____ LEO sec m t w m r o e aoc s c o n s CMS N * • CHS W o r s c o o n h u n e i « t f t s ao F T W H S F T N 10 F T IN Q EN K O NIQ . R O B E R T C GOFF AS of M M property being m to* County of 8*n*note. SMM ol JUM m # auch o r t h « i ) M l N property <te*crt>*d bi «uch r i U M i M wtf b* soU to to* N S M H M r at to* w**t Font door, Saminote County Courthou**, Santord. Flood*. S ta nd * A U G U S T S I. M M . tf IHXtam. P*ym*t* ot Sat* I n , appacaand reconfng te** are r*qu**d to b* paU t y >w auecMtM M td a d t a sate. Fita payment of an amount aqual to to* Ngh**t bid I* d u » wO#n 84 hours aft* to* adwatbaad Uma ot sate Al paymanto aha# ba croft or gu«r ant* ad Inatrumant. mad* payabl* to to* Ctertt ot to* Cfrou# Court Oaaad on 7/7/3006. MARYANNE MORSE C LER K OF TH E CIRCUIT CO U R T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by JU D ITH ECKENROTH Deputy Ctetk PubTOh July 13. 30. 77, 2003 and August 3.2003 8070 torTtaa N O TIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN, toto WILLIAM E KJRCHHOFF. toa hotter ol toa WtowIng eertlflcata(i) ha* (Had said eerttficata(a) lor a lax daad to ba iaauad toaraon. Th* cartftcat* numbar(a) and y*ar(i) ol te*u*nc*. to* daacnpbon ol to* proparty, and toa nam*(i) in which it wax aaaaaaad i*/ar* aa loaowl: CERTIFICATE NO: 137 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: IM S PARCEL 10# 34-19-30-SAK08000010 Daacnptton oI Proparly: LEO PT LO T 1 BLK B DESC AS BEO 370 39 F T S ♦ 25 FT W O f INT CEN O F 18TH ST ♦ ROO­ SEVELT AVE RUN N 33 DEO 45 MIN 30 SEC W 173 93 F T S 38 DEO 14 MIN 30 SEC W 34 8 F T S 53 DEG 43 MIN 30 SEC E 199 29 F T N 42 9 FT TO BEO M M SMITHS 2ND SUBO PB 1 PG 101 Namai in which aaaaaaad: CORINE TURNER AD ol aaxl proparly baing to to* County ol Samnoi*. Stala ol Florida Uniata auch c*rMc*u<a) ahal ba radaamad according to law. toa proparly daacnbad n auch c*rtrficata(i) wd ba aoid to toa rugnaat tndter at toa watt front door, Sami not# County Courtooua*. Sanford. Florida, on Monday. AUG UST 22, 2003. at 11 00am. Payment ol Sal* la*, appbcabte documanlary atamp taxaa and racordmg laaa ara required to ba paid by toa auocaaalul txddar at toa i M Ful paymant oI an amount equal to to* htghaai bto ia dua witom 24 hour* attar to* advartaad uma ol sate AI payments aha* ba caah or guarantaad inatrumant, mad* payable to toa Clark ol to* Octet Court. Dated on 7/7/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLER K OF THE CIRCUIT CO U R T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA by JU D ITH ECKENROTH Oaputy Clark Pubfcth: July 13. 20. 27. 2003 and Augual 3. 2005 S071 Nolle* ol Application for Tax Oaad NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. Ural WILLIAM E KIRCHMOFF. to# holder ol toa tofiowmg cartificala(a) ha* hlad aaid certificaf*(*) lor a lax daad lo ba iaauad toaraon. Th* cartificala number (») and y*#/(s) ol taauanca. toa daacnpuon ot toa proparty, and to* nam*<*) m when « was aaaaaaad War* as lolow*. CERTIFICATE NO: *93 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: I N * PARCEL ID# 32-19-31-5060A00-OC60 Description ol Proparty LEG L O T 3 BLK A DIXIE TERRACE PB 8 PG 53 Nama* in which aaaaaaad ALTON IA S MITCHELL A* ol aaid proparty Damg m toa County oI Saminote Slat# ol Ftonda Uniaaa amto certificate!*/ aha# ba ladeamad according to law to* proparty described to *uch cartfitaMU) wd b* add to to* fughett tedder at to* west koni Poor Seminole County CounriouM Sanford Fiord*, on Mordey AUGUST 22. 200* te t l 00am N r " * i ot bra* tea. apt*o# laa qucu>>•>«•>, ***** arte taurtexg tea* ara imeteed to Pa p erl Or * e p e x a a * # U# MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORl­ OA by GERALDINE HARFORD Oanutv Clark Pubfiah: July 13. 20. 77. 2003 and A u ^at 3.2003 S072 NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN, toat WILLIAM E KIRCHMOFF. toa tatter oI to* Mtowtng carMcatefs) ha* dad aaid carNcatefa) tor • tax daad to b* Iaauad toarwon Th* carNca numbar(a) and yaar(a) ol Kananc*. to* Ja iu id u n ol toa proparty. and toa nam*<*) In *4#eh * waa aaaaaaad la/ara aa C E fm n C A T S NO: 11M YEAR PARCEL ID# 33-19-31300O03B-OOQQ Daacrtpaon of Proparty: LEO SEC 33 TW P 19S ROE 31E BEG 114 F T E ♦ 20 F T N OF SW COR O F N 1/2 OF SE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 O F SW 1/4 RUN N 123 F T W 100 FT N 39 F T E 130 F T S 130 F T W 80 FT T O BEO L ec a ls A* ol tald proparty bang in to# County o# Samlnol*. State ol Florida UN**a auch cartficated) ahal ba radaamad accordtog to law, to* proparty J aautoad to auch certificated) wd ba add to to* nignosf p o o it m in# w#si rrorn a Samtool* County Courtooua*. Santord. Florida on Monday. AUG UST 22.2003. at 1100am Paymant d Sal* la*, appheabte documentary atamp taxaa and racordtog fee* ara raquirad to ba paid by to# auccaaaM bid­ der at to* aate Fite payment d an amount equal to toa highaat bid la dua wttom 24 hour* after adiaraaad am* d aate AI paymant* ahal ba caah or guaraad inatrumant. mad* payable to toa Clark ol toa Grata CoteL Dated on 7/7/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLER K OF TH E CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Oaputy dark PuMah: July 13. 20, 27 2003 and Augual 3.2003 S07S Nama* In which aaaaaaad: PATRICIA A DE SHAY. U W SON C DENNIS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. hat WILLIAM E KIRCHMOFF, Hi# no*o#f oi hi# Tcwowing, chttiticatena) ha* Nad aaid carttocate(a) tor a lax daad to ba iaauad toaraon. The certificate numbar(a) and y*ar<*) ol iaauanc*. to* deacriplion d to* party; and to* namafa) to which a waa aaaaaaad Wara aa Alolaato proparty baing to to* County ol Samtool*. State ol Florida. C ERm PICATl NO: 1100 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: I M Uniaaa auch oatUfcateU I ahal ba radaamad accordtog to law, toa proparly daacnbad to auch cart)ftc*ta(*) wd b* told to to* hight u bUdif tt th# wts! I door, Saminote County Courtooua*, Sanford. Florida, on Monday. A U G UST 22.20N. ai 110 Paymant of Sal* la*, appkeabto documanlary alamp taxaa and raoordlng laaa ara required to ba paid by toa auccaaaful biddar at to* sate F u l paymant ol an amount aqual to to* lughaat bid la dua within 24 hour* alter toa advarttead 9m* ol aate. A I paymant* ahal ba caah or guar­ anteed inatrumant. mad# payable to to* Clark ot to* Circuit Court Dated on 7/7/2003. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clark Putdah: July 13. 20. 27. 2003 and Auguat 3.2003 , 8073 nGnic# Appuciiion lor Tax Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toat WILLIAM E KIRCHMOFF. to* holdar ol toa Mowing carkficate(*) ha* Nad Mid certifi­ cated) lor a tax daad to ba iaauad toaraon. Th* cartifical* number (a) and yaar(i) ol Muanc*. toa daaeffotton oI to* proparty, and to* named) In which Mwaa aaaaaaad i*/*ra a* CERTIFICATE NO: 1163 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1 M PARCEL IOI 33-10-31-5040000-0030 Description of Proparty LEG L O T 3 MORGANS ADD TO CANAAN PB 3 PG 4 Nama* In which aaaaaaad. INGER KONIQ. ROBERT C. GOFF Ai d tato proparty bamg in to* County at Saminoi*. State ot Ftonda Untes* such carWicate(t) ahal ba radaamad according to law. toa property daacnbad in auch c*rMcale<*) w#l ba sold to toa Nghast bidder at to* waal t door. Saminoi* County Courtooua*. Santord. Ftonda. on Monday. AUG UST 22.2003. at 11 00am. Paymant d Sale la*, applica­ ble documentary atamp lax** and recording tea* are required to ba paxj by to* auccaaatul bid­ der at toe aate. Ful payment ol an amount aqual to to* high**! bad Is dua witoxi 24 hour* after toa edvartnad Uma d sale paymant* ahal be cash or guar­ anteed inetrumenl. made payable to toa Clark ot toa Circuit Court Dated on 7/7/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HAHFORO n#oufr dork Pubinh July 13. 20. 27. 2005 and Augual 3. 2005 SO 74 NoOca of A pplication tor Tax Oaad PARCEL ID# 33-19-31-3070000-1330 DaacripOon d Proparty: LEO LO T 138 (LESS N 7 F T) J O PACKARDS 1ST ADO T O MID­ WAY PB 2 PO 104 Name* in which aaaaaaad: DO RO THY WILLLIAMS LIFE E S T (LA2ETT WILLIAMS) A I d aaid property bang in to* County d Samtnd*. Stale oi Florida Unto** auch cartiflcatol*) aha# b# radaamad according to law, to* property daacnbad In auch cartrhcafa(i) wd ba add to to# high##| •! th# w#tt front door. Saminoi# County Courtooua*. Santord. Ftonda, on Monday. AUGUST 22, 2003. at 1100am Paymant ot Sal* la*, appllcabte documanlary atamp tax** and racordmg tea* are raquirad to ba pax) by to* auccaaatul bid­ der at to* aala Ful paymant d an amount aqual to to* hrghaat tad la dua within 24 hour* after toa adraraaad km# d aate Aa payment* ihal ba caah or guar­ anteed Inatrumant, mad# payable to to* Clark ot toa Circuit Court , Datad on 7/7/2003 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clark Publish July 13. 20. 27. 2003 and August 3. 2003 S078 IN THE CIRCUIT CO URT O F TH E EIGHTEENTH JU O K IA L CtRCUTT, IN AMO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C ASE NO: 04 CA 297-14K JOSEPH A JACKSON. JR . Plaintiff. VS DANIEL NICHOLAS GALLEGOS. NOTICE OF ACTION TO DANIEL NICHOLAS GALLEGOS 360 San Rogue Street Santord. FL 32771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihal an action lor tor damages which exceed Fifteen Thousand (313.00000) Dollars has been lilad against you and you ara required to serve a copy ot your written oalanaas. # any. to it on MICHAEL C HUDDLESTON. ESQ . Plainlift a attorney, whose address is 114 West Rich Avenue. Deland FL 32720. on or belute AUG 19. 2005. and to tile th* original with to* Clerk of this Court, either before service on Petitioner a attorney or imme­ diately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded in the Supplemental Petition Dated on JUL 7 2005 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE COURT 6Y Card Moore Deputy Clerk Publish July 13. 20 27. 2005 and August 3. 2005 SO 78 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF SALE trial WILLIAM E KIRCHMOFF TO Sampson Ludell and Matthews Notice is hereby to# hotter d to# toiowing earthCalais) ha* filed aaid certifi­ given toat witom sixty (30) days cate! I) tor a tax daad to D* I me property described below wd eauad toaraon. Th# carkhcate be sold number I a) and y**r(S) d Description ot Property •auanca. to* deaeration d r e proparty and the namai a) m Legal Lag U l 4 Bin 7 Lockharts Subd PB 3 PG 70 which ( waa aaaaaaad War* aa Jerry Avenue, Sanford FL tdtowa 32771 CERTIFICATE NO 1171 YEAR ] PutXteh Jury 20 77 2005 end OF ISSUANCE IM S 13 10 2005 PARCEL ID# 33-19 31 30/ 0000-0130 fif |<u ji C Ol Property LEG | tor fax Daad LO T I# J O PACKARDS fbt ADO TO UiDWA r PN 7 PO 104 taOTCE it HEREBY b/VEN re M ElENDA j EDMtoUjN Name* in winch OR RiCHARtj b C A B b E iB tR m jU A J j l bMMH R r a* leader iJ t e fcrtuweig larkkae fti l e i tee# ia # i L L ec a ls aficatefa) tor a lax daad to ba Iaauad toaraon. Th# carttlcate Humbert a| and y*ar<«) ot ■sauanc*. to# daacnptton ot to# property, and toa named) in whicb R waa aaaaaaad (*/*ra as to*o»s L ec a ls SCMMOLE COUNTY. FLORl­ OA by JUD ITH ECKENROTH :D#outv O u t PubHfi Ju * 20s 77. 2005 and Augual 3.10, 2003 S107 L ec als bid i# due wfihto 24 hour* after advarttead 9m# o# aala AI paymants ahal ba catft or guar­ anteed inatrumant. mad* payable to to* Clark at to* Orcu# Court A I cratteors of to* dscadanl and other parson* having date* or damanda against decatterFTi ttea on whom a copy tf tote notice la roqtfrad to ba served must fite toav ctetma wtto tote Court WITHIN TH E LATER O F 3 MONTHS AFTER THE T M E OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Dated on 7/14/2003 CERTIFICATE NO: ESI YEAR OF ISSUANCE: I M PARCEL 10# 33-19-30-3130700-0030 Daacnptton ot Proparty: LEG LO TS 8 * 7 BLK 7 PINE LEVEL PB 6 PO 36 Nama* in wtkeft aaaaaaad: JOE H FRAZIER A I ot aaid proparty being to toa County at Saminote. Stxaa ol Florida LWaaa such caritocatet*) *ha« ba radaamad according to law, to* property it*scribed In aucti certificated) wR ba aofd to toa Nghast bidder M to* weal tram door. Saminoi* County Courtooua*. Santord, Florid*, on Monday. AUGUST 29. I M It 00am at Paymant ot Ste* to*. appAcabte documanlary (temp taxaa and raoordtog tea* are raquirad to b* paid by toa suooaaaM bid­ der M to* sate Ful paymant ol an amount equal to toa N g N M bid la dua wRNn 24 hour* after to* advarttead 9m* ol ate* AI paymants ahal ba cash or guar­ anteed Instrument, mad* payable to toa Clark ol toa Circut Court PfoO## AflplBMtoll NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toat WILLIAM E KIRCHMOFF. iT# noose oi m# Kwwiny c#rnr>cata(a) has Mad said cartiflcaaaft) tor a lex dead to ba iaauad Etaraon. Th* cartMcala numbar(s) and yaar(a) of iaauanc*. to* iteau ja ion of to* property, and toa namafa) In a##ch I waa aaaaaaad ia/ar* as # - «*------tQSOWf. A I ol said proparty being in to* County ol Saminote. State ol Florida. CERTFTCATB NO: OF M U M d : | Daacrtpaon ot Proparty: LEG L O T 1 BLK E LONG W OOD PARK PB 11 PG 10 Uniaaa such csrtftcatais) aha# ba radaam ad am x d tog to tew. to* proparty daaertbad in such carttocate(a) wN ba aoid to tw rugnnl DaOO#r ml m# WWl rrorri door, Saminote County Courtooua*. Santord, Florida, on MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy dark PuMah: July 20. 27. 2005 and August 3.10.2003 S10S _________ Node* of Application for Tax Daad Payment ot Sate te*. applica­ ble documentary stamp taxaa and raoordtog toe# ara raquirad to ba paid by toa auccaastol bid­ der at to# aate. Ful paymant ol an amount equal u to* htghaai bid to dua wltoin 24 hour* alter to* atorarttoad 9m# ot sate. A I paymants aha# ba cash or guar­ anteed inatrumant, mad* payable to th* Clark ot to* Circuit Court Dated on 7/14/2003. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that OPTIMUM FUNO. LLC AMERICAN CHARTERED BANK, to* hotoar ol to* toknving cart heated) has Nad said cartficated) tor a lax daad to b# Issued toaraon. Th* carltncai* numbar(s) and yaar(s) ol Iaauanc*. to* daacrtpaon oI toa proparty, and to* named) to which a was assessed la/ar* aa IbRows: CERTIFICATE NO: 704 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: I M PARCEL ID# 33-19-30-5AJOCOO-037A Description ot Proparty: LEG N 45 FT OF 3 93 FT OF LO TS 37 * 36 BLK C SOUTH SANFORD PB 1 PG 94 Name* in which LYELL HINTZ aaaaaaad: A I ol aaxl proparty baetg to th* County ol Serranote. State ot Florida. Unleas such cartficated) ihal b* radaamad according to law. th* proparty daacnbad in such cartficated) wM b# aofd to to* high#*! bidder at to* weal Iron! door. Saminoi* County Courtooua*. Santord, Florida, on Monday. AUG UST 29. 2 M . at 1100am. Payment ol Sate la*, appkeabte documentary stamp taxes and recording laaa art required to ba paid by the successful bid­ der at toa aate Fu9 paymant ot an amount aqual to to* high**! bid I* due within 24 hours after toa advarbaed am* ot sate. A I payments trial b# caah or guar­ anteed instrument. mad* payable to th* Clark of to* Circuit Court. Dated on 7/14/2003 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clark Pubkan July 20. 27, 2CT3 and August 3. 10. 2003 S106 Notice ol Application (oy Tea Daad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thal MELENDA J EOMISTON OR RICHARD S CASSELBER­ RY. to* hokter ot to* following certificated) has filed aaxl cer­ tificated) tor a tax daad to b* issued thereon Th* camhcale number!*) and year(*) of isauanc*. toe description of the property, and the named) in when a was assessed I S / ara as foifowt CERTIFICATE NO: 703 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1993 PARCEL ID# 35-19-30-5AJ0C0O-0410 Description of Proparty LEG LOT 4t BLK C SOUTH SAN­ FORD PB I PG 94 Names m which assessed GERALD L GIVENS AS ot sard property bong n the County ol Seminole State of Florida Unless such certificated) trie# □a redeemed according to law toe proparty described m such certificated) « # be sold to to* fughesl bxkter el th* west Iron door Semmol# County Courthouse Santord Ftonda, on Monday AUGUST 29. 2005 tl 11 00am Paymant of Safe te* appkee Ot* documentary ilanp taxes end tecuteng tees are required b be pert by to* sgcraeakf tad der *1 to# sate / u* payment <# an amour# equal to toa rv^iest LMj m due wtean 24 how* after toe adrerkaad km* c# sate AI payments she# be cash m guar antoed mstrumant mad* payabte to to* Car* at to* Cecu# Cowl Dated w> 7/14/3003 UAM rM Fte MCjHM C4EMK 0 # I H i CiNCXJIf COURT MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE CIRCUfT CO U R T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by JUDITH ECKENROTH Deputy Clark PuMah: July 20. 27. 2003 and Augual 3. 10. 2003 S106 Motto# of AppOcitton tor Tax Dead NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toat WILLIAM E KIRCHHOFF. toa holdar ot to* toftowtog carttflcals(a) has Msd said cartihcala(s) tor a tax daad to b* iaauad toaraon The certificate numbar(a) and y*ar(s) ot iaauanc*. to* dsscOption of ttw proparty, and to# nama(s) in which it was aaaaaaad la/ar* as A -^l*____ TOflOWa. CERTIFICATE NO: 1121 YEAR O F ISSUANCE: I M PARCEL 10# 20-20-30-50101000060 Description ol Proparty: LEG L O T 8 BLK I LONGW OOO PARK PB 11 PG 10 Names in which aaaaaaad: GILLER REALTY 6 CONSTR C O INC A i d Sted property being In the County ol Seminote. Slate ot Florida. Uniaaa such c*rtiftcxt*(s) aha# ba radaamad according to law. th* property daacnbad m auch certificate! t) wd ba sold to to* highest bidder ai to* waal front door, Saminote County Courtooua*. Sanford. Florida, on Monday. A U G U ST 29. 2003. at 11 00am Paymant of Sate fa*, applica­ ble documentary stamp tax** and racordtog leas ara raquvad to ba paid by Vi* successful bid­ der si toa sal* Ful payment ot an amour# aqual to toa highest Cad is due within 24 hours after to* advertised nine ot sate. A* paymant* she# ba cash or guaranlsao instrument. made payable to toe Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Dated on 7/14/2005 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE C IR C U IT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA by JUOITH ECKENROTH Deputy Clerk Publish Juty 20. 27. 2003 and August 3. 10. 2003 S109 Nolle* ol Application lor Tea Oaad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thal HELEN T HERNANDEZ, to* holder o< toe toaowing certifi cale(s) has Mad said cartiftcata(s) lor a tax deed to be issued thereon The certificate number(t) and year(a) ol issuance, the description ot toe property, and the name(s) in which a was assessed is/are as follows CERTIFICATE NO: 1343 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1993 PARCEL ID# 20 20-30-50100000130 Description of Property LEG LOT t3 BLK J LONGWOOO PARK PB It PG 10 Names m which BRUCE E AITKEN assessed A# ot safo property be<ny n toe County a# Semepie Stale ot Ftonda A# other creditors ol to# dacaetetm* or damanda against dacattanrs estate must <** toav dawns with tote court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. tor Te* namss in1 wrwen assssssaBRUCE E ArTKEN PARCEL ID# 20-20-30-501OCOODOIO Monday. AU G U ST 29,2003. ai 11 OOsm. Dated on 7/14/2003. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CO URT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by GERALDINE HARFORD D#outy Clerk Pubfiah: July 20. 27. 2003 and Auguat 3. i a 2003 S110 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toat WACHOVIA BANK NA AS CU S T/TB U S TEE FOR PLYMOUTH PARK TAX SERVICES LLC. to* holdar ot toa tallow­ ing carWtcato(a) ha* Nad said cartficated) for a tax daad to ba Iaauad toaraon. Th* carttfeta* numbar(s) and y*ar(*) ol taauanca. to* dsacriptton at to* proparty. and toa named) in which R waa assessed ta/at* as C E R T V K A T B NO: 1 TM TEA R OF tS S U A N C I: I M ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTW ITHSTANDING TH E TIME PERIOO S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH E D E C E D E N TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The dal* ol first puMcabon ot tote None* te July 27,2003. YEAR Mary Nancy Whitehead 241 East Main* Avanu* Longwood. FL 32730 PARCEL ID# 11-21-29-300007H-0000 Attorney DaacripOon of Property: l a n d ONLY LOCATED IN 8EC 11 TW P 21S ROE 29 E BEG 23 FT S OF NW COR OF SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 RUN E 343 78 F T S 337 83 F T W 344 63 FT N 337.32 F T T O BEG (LESS RDS) Monday AUGUST » It 00am W M at Pubiteh July 27. Auguat 3. 2003 S143 Name* In which aasassad GOLF PLACE AT ALTAMONTE LLC Unteaa such cartficated) aha# ba radaamad according to law, to* property described In such certificated) wte b# aoid to to* n*QrMB5i DKJu#f IT m# wfl#l iron! door. Saminoi# County Courtooua*, Santord. Florida, on RUTH BERMAN, NOTICE T O CREDITORS Payment ot Sate tea. appficabte documentary stamp taxes and racortkng teas are raquvad to ba paid by to* successful bid­ der at the sate Full paymant ol an amount aqual to to* Nghast brd is dua within 24 hour* attar to* advarttead lima ol sate All paymants aha# ba cash or guar antaad inatrumant. mad* payable to th* Clark ot to* Orate Court. Dated on 7/14/2003. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA by OERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk PuMah: July 20. 27. 2003 and August 3. to. 2003 S ill Nolle* ol Application tor Taa Oaad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, toat MLHM AS O U S T (MON­ TANA). to* holdar ot to* lottow­ ing cartiflcatt(i) has Nad said cartftcata(*) for a tax dead to ba iaauad toaraon. Th* certificate numb#r(s) and y**r(s) ol teauano*. to* daacnptton of toa property, and to* nama(a) in which it was aaaaaaad M/ar* aa CERTIFICATE NO: 3094 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2002 PARCEL ID# 11-21-29-300007F-0000 Description of Proparty BLOG ONLY LOCATED IN SEC tl TWP 21S ROE 29E BEO 25 FT S OF NW COR OF SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 RUN E 845 76 FT S 337 33 FT W 644 63 FT N 337 52 FT TO BEO (LESS RDS) N4mes in which assessed GOLF PLACE AT ALTAMONTE LLC AI ol said proparty being m toe County of Seminole Stale ol Florida Unless such certificate! s) shall be redeemed according to law. to* proparty described in such cartrftcatefs) wilt be sold to to* highest tedder al toa west Ironl door. Saminoia County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on Monday. AUOUST 29, 2003 al tt 00am Payment of Sate lee. applica­ ble documentary stamp taxes and recording fees ara required to ba paid by to* successful ted­ der at toa sate Full payment of an amour# aqual to toa highest ted is due wrtoin 24 hours attar toa advertised tuna ot Sate A l payments shall bo cash or guar­ anteed instrument. made payable lo toe Clerk of the Circuit Court Dated on 7/14/2003 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by GERALDINE HARFORD Deputy Clerk Publish July 20. 27. 2005 and August 3. 10. 2005 S112 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISION FILE NO. 05-CP-1212 IN RE ESTATE OF Peywwrf c# Saw tea x u f i x Ire iU u w U i ttemp (are* arte raxardag tea* are r*>au>*d to be pate try Vet swx.aatf# tad Os' te 9m M e »u# peyxxar# tf an xr x x rl ayte to t e i< / e # Deceased N O TIC E TO C R E D ITO R S The edrnnevakcvi of Vie estate of HELEN DOVER deceased etouee dele uf death was Me/ I 2UH are) xtia x Suctte Secur#/ 077-18 /272 2003 IN RE: ESTATE OF Monday. AUOUST 29,2003 at 1100am m Personal M THB C IR C U T CO U N T FOR SEMMOU COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DtVWON FILE# : A I of said property being in to# Courtly ot Saminote, State ol Florid*. Number For Harry Q. Raid, III Florida Bar No. 0240032 1120W F M S t.,S u # * B Sanford, FL3277I i: (407) 321-3911 HELEN COVER. Untes* such certificated! tries be lexteemn accordtog to law to* property Oesctpad n such center Mils) wte be told to toe Nghwsl trdder et toe wetI ktv# door Seeuncte County Courthouse Sanford f u x lx an L ec als i* parxkng «i v e Ceuta Court kx SewwKxe Gout t / Ffortea /•>'< tax iNtevta tw extore** J ttmSi * W t N F t a A w u e Sarfovd ft a n I thm < e »e t **ta e t a w ix t uf Vw r —O i*!<***»* taixe a«ta i w v x a <**> •e*av#a*x« a x* u i e j ere set ktar- u x w Th# adminiatration ol to* estate ol RUTH BERMAN, deceased, whoa* date of death waa February 3. 2005. Fite Number 2005-CP 0994. te penteng In to* Circuit Court lor Saminoi# County. Florida. Probata Division, the address ol which is P.O. Box 3099. Sanford. Florida 32772. Th# namaa and addr*tees ol to* Personal Representative and to* Personal Representative s attor­ ney are set forth below Aft creditors ot th* decadent and other persona having ctavns or demands against to* decedent s estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claim*, on whom a copy ot this notica has been served mutt fit* their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ot to* deca­ dent and other person* having claims or damanda against dacadanls estate, including unmanned, contingent or unliq­ uidated ctavns. must file their claim* with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE O EC E D EN TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Th* data of toa first publication of this notica is July 27.2005 Personal Representative MAXINE BERMAN Roxana I Masco. Esq Florida Bar No 0167101 Law Oftice ol Austin A. Frye. PA. 20900 West Dixie Highway Aventura. FL 33180 Telephone 305931-3200 Facsimile 305/931 9383 Attorney for Petitioner* Publish July 27, 2005 and August 3. 2005 S144 IN THE C IR C U T CO URT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORlOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 2003-CP-1233 IN RE ESTATE OF VIRGINIA P LOBELLO, A/K/A VIRGINIA LOBELLO, Deceased N O TIC E T O CR ED ITO R S The administration ol the estate Ol VIRGINIA P LOBELLO AK/A VIRGINIA LOBELLO. deceased, whose date ol death was May 25. 2005, File Number 2005-CP1283. is perxkng in toe Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, toe address ol wtich is P O Drawer C. Santord. Florida 32772-0659 The names and addresses ot the Personal Representative xnd the Personal Representative t attorney are set forth below A# creditors ol toe decedent and other persons having claims « demands agamsl decedent s estate on whom a copy of ton* note* has been served must Me thee claims with mis Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER VICE O f A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM Afi Other uedaces uf tie deem der# end persona having cteens te demand* agamel toe dec* dent* estate musl Me toe* dean* exto tow Court WfTteN ] MONTH* AFTER THE DATE 0# THE FiFkBT PUBLICATION OF I h i * M O f C f At* UAta#k f*or 9 0 f a t e m i M t< jht rt H KARRI U NOfNrtfNbfAFaLteaG fH t ec als TIME PERIOOS SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER TH E D E C E D E N TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION O f THIS NOTICE IS JULY 27, 2008. TH E FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MOUNT DORA Javtoa M O rtf. Vita Platter# I TiuatOlcar P O Box 1408 Mount Oora. FL 32737 0. Edward Clement Florid* Bar No 538222 Potaar Ctamant Lowry 6 IXvtean 308 East F#to Avarki# Mount Dora. Florida 327S7 Tataphona 382-383-4188 tor Paraonal Pubfiah: July 27. 2003 and August 3. 2008 8143 Vahida Auction tfOOOam WHEN: Augual 19, M M WHERE: Paul's Towing. 1919 W. let Streat. Santord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1991 MAKE: NISSAN MODEL: 2DR COLOR: GRAY W t # 1N4FB32A8MC7922B4 Ytahcte Auction 0 9 OOun W H E N Augual 17,200# WHERE: PauTl Tbwtng. 1919 W. 1st Street. Santord, FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1997 MAKE: FORD MODEL: 20R COLOR: WHITE W t # 1FALP62WSVH173227 Vahid* Auction 0 9 00am WHEN: Augual 30,2008 WHERE: Paul's Towing. 19(9 W. 1st Str**t. Santord, FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1994 MAKE: FORD MOOEL: 4DR COLOR: TAN VIN #: 2FALP73W7RX108427 Vehicle Auction 0900am WHEN Auguat 21,2003 WHERE: Paul’s Towing. 1919 W. 1st straal, Santord, FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1994 MAKE: MAGIC MOOEL: TRAILER COLOR: ORAY VIN# IMSIDAEtOR 1060603 VEHICLE YEAR: 1996 MAKE: CADILLAC MOOEL: 40R COLOR WHITE VIN I 1G6KD32Y9TU228924 Vehicle Auction 0 9 00am WHEN laptombar 5, 2008 WHERE: Paul's Towing. 1919 W. I l l Streal. Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 2005 MAKE; CHRYSLER MOOEL: CONVERTIABLE COLOR: WHITE VIN #: IC3EL 75R35N595373 Notica la hereby given: Paut'a Towing will aefi at public auction tor taNag* tor caah on demand to highest tedder, toe following deaenbad vehicle* Prospective tedders may inspect vehicles on* hour prior to sal* Term* are -CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS' Paul* Towing reserves toa right to accept or reject any and all BIDS Pubklh: August 3. 2005 T0O6 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fite Number 2005-CP-1347 IN RE. ESTATE OF GILBERT SHAW MAXWELL. JR . Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration ol toe estate ol GILBERT SHAW MAXWELL. J R , deceased, whose data of death was June (3. 2005. Fite Number 2005-CP-1347. ia pend­ ing in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, toe adekass of which is P O Box 8099. Sanford. Florida 32772 8099 The names and addresses ol toa personal representative and toe personal representative s attor­ ney are sel forth below All creditors of toe Decedent and other parsons having claims or demands against Decadent s •state, on whom a copy of t/ua notica is required to b* served musl file the* claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OH 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors of toe Decadent and persons haveig claims or demands aoainsl toe Decedent s estate must Me then claims with tow court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTW ITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE D E C E D E N TS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED The dale of the first pubkeabon Of rva Ncace « August 3, 2006 f^taonta Representative DOUGLAS S TOMLINSON P O Bui 4060 Winter Par* FL 3 3 7 9 3 TERRANCE H LHTIMER E IO * * i»i# j for Pet tteita R*(*e*ar4#l»»e Ftoxtaafterlfo 210471 Potf CW*# (PM 640037 Oriented F l O O U IM I 1*07) 94}</M3 Ptata*#) Auputf } tg gjuh fan �W eekend : S unday, A ugust 7, 2005 Statedismisses murdercharges By Steve Paradis Herald Staff FCSL honors its best The Florida CoNegiato Summer League hon­ ored Its best players at Its first annual awards ban­ quet SANFORD — Marcus Sheppard, 25, walked out of the Seminole County }ail a free man Thursday afternoon vowing to learn from his mistakes that cost him and another man 18 months in jail on first-degree murder charges. Representatives of the State Attorney Office, Sanford Police Department and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement held an early evening news conference Wednesday to say they dropped the murder charges. What to do with Magnolia Square? Herald Staff S e m in o l e S m il e Martha McKinney — Marcus Sheppard, center, receives hugs from his mother, left, and an unnamed woman after being released from the Seminole County jail Thursday afternoon. Meeting seeks ideas for CRA budget By Llane Edlxon Herald Staff On* of th « first photographers allowed Into Hiroshima after the nuclear weapon killed about 140,000 people was U.S. Navy photog­ rapher Wesley Place. Place moved to Sanford In 1955 and died In 1990, but his wife, Betty, right, keeps thousands of his photos, includ­ ing many from Hiroshima and of W orld War II Japan. Above Is a photo that Place shot of the famous A -B o m b Dome, once the Hiroshima Prefecture Industrial Promotion Hall. 7:15 p.m. Eastern time Friday marked the 60th anniver­ sary of the bom bing of Hiroshima at B:15 a.m. local time Aug. 6, 1945. Three days later the United States dropped a second atomic bomb on Nagasaki, killing 70,000 people. Japan sur­ rendered on A ug . 15, 1945. To see more of Place's photos, see Page 6A. Herald photo by Tom m y Vincent SANFORD — The Downtown Community Redevelopment Agency will have a town hall meeting Monday, Aug. 29, at 6 p.m. to discuss special projects and promotions for its 2005-2006 fiscal year budget. District 1 Commissioner Art Woodruff suggested to CRA members that in consideration of the upcoming budget planning and due to the rearrangements of some of the city's boards, the CRA should have a "widely adver­ tised" town hall meeting. "You might hear things you hadn't thought of," Woodruff said. CRA Chairman Bob Parsell submitted a proposed budget. The CRA will nave $752,000 in ad valorem revenue with $20,000 in estimated interest, giving the agency about $772,000 in total for the 2005-2006 budget year. The CRA has already commit­ ted some of those dollars for hir­ ing an executive director ($30,000); operating expenses ($20,000); First Street loan pay­ ments ($232,000); Fort Mellon Park ($66,667); and facade grants ($20,000). "These are things we're already committed to," Parsell said. With the remaining $403,333 the CRA is hoping to spend about 524,000 on promotions such as Alive Aftec^Five and a spring art festival. ^ See C R A , P ag e 3 A Man in Hillsborough jail charged with Lake Mary bank robbery By Staff Reports S«cr«tar y/R *c • p io n iil al H oppw C*nWf School Sm Ri In n , Pag* 7A Hank) photo by Stava ParacHa Capturing History By Liana Edlxon SANFORD — The downtown Community Redevelopment Agency is looking for direction from the Historic Preservation Board on what to do with Magnolia Square. Renovations began on the square recently that included tearing out trees to replace with Blanchard Magnolias, ripping up the bricks, re­ running electrical lines; and redesigning the landscape of the new trees and greenery. Now, all that is left to do is placing benches and trash receptacles into the square. Those items were ordered and will be in the square sometime in September. Meanwhile, CRA member Jeff Triplett announced on Wednesday that he still wasn't happy with the square. "1 have to be honest. I don't like it It still looks like a basketball court to me," Triplett said. Renovations are cur­ rently running $525 over budget, but Bob Parsell said that the city staff had another recommendation. That recommenda­ tion, which was canopytype sails that would provide more shade to the tune of approximate­ ly $30,000, was shot down because CRA members felt it wasn't consistent with the his­ torical feel downtown provides. The CRA decided that trellises with some type of vine growing through it such as Confederate Jasmine might be a nice touch that would help cool down the square in the summer months. The CRA will ask die Historic Preservation Board for suggestions. Officials said Wednesday they still believe Sheppard and Clifton Lee Mulkey, 28, were involved in the 2001 shooting death of Milton Roundtree. Sanford police found Roundtree dead Feb. 22, 2001. He was face down on the ground near his home's doorway at 1012 1/2 W. Third St. Nearly three years later, Sanford police and the FDLE teamed up to try to solve some of 27 unsolved homicide cases. The third one to be solved, or so police thought, was the Roundtree LAKE MARY— There has been an arrest in the July 27 rob­ bery of the Wachovia Bank, located at 4005 W. Lake Mary Blvd., in Lake Mary. A w arrant was served on Wednesday, on Robert G. Jameson, 36, who was being held in the Hillsborough County Jail. Jameson was arrested Aug. 1 in Hillsborough County in a stolen vehicle. During his arrest, a piece of paper, which appeared to be a bank robbery note, fell out his pocket. The note was charges. The bank robber was last seen driving a red to burgundy, fourdoor sedan — possibly a 90s model Cadillac, with cream col­ ored top, according to the Sheriff's Office before the arrest was made. There were no injuries associ­ ated with the robbery, and the suspect escaped with an unknown amount of cash, police said. Anyone with any information about this crime is asked to con­ tact the Seminole County Sheriff's Office or Crimeline. threatening and went into spe­ cific information. Hillsborough County investi­ gators checked "Fraud Net", a law enforcement database, to see if there were any recent bank robberies where a nute, with similar script, was used. They saw the Seminole County case, and contacted this agency. A photo line-up was done and Jameson was identified as the suspect. He is being held in the Hillsborough County Jail and will eventually be transferred to Seminole County to face T ttlE E M E R A L D I r i s h N i g Irish Music y, A u g u s t h t ! - *1 , N o Cover, Cove Free Daris, Free Fool, Free M usic 1IH Mouth Park Avenue • Hanford • 407-268-9447 Sheriffs Office investigating death of inmate who fell SANFORD — The Seminole County Sheriff's Office Ls investigating the death of a jail inmate that occurred Tuesday, Aug. 2. According to information from witnesses, John Joseph Mase, 62. was sitting in the dayroom of pod G-2, filling out paperwork, when he fell off of a stool and was unconscious. The inmate began to gasp for air and fell to the floot; a Sheriff's spokesman said. An emer­ gency code was called. His vitals were assessed and CPR was initiated. He was transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Mase Mase had a medical history. There were no signs of foul pLiy. Mase had been arrested by the Altamonte Springs Police Department on July 30 for disorderly intoxication. �Pane 2A T he H erald Sunday. August 7. 2005 Seminole Summary A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Makes you want to karl: A new champi­ on has claimed the crown of downtown’s worst landlord. That title was hetd by Sara Jacobsoa. The Downtown Diva was the long-reigning champ and most recently defended her title by retroactively reinstat­ ing a cost of living increase she had prom­ ised to waive for Mike Barr, the owner of the Sanford Book Shoppe. Ban was later given a 5-day eviction notice. But just when you thought the champ would retire with the gaudy title belt, along comes a young challenger to shake up the establishment. In this case it’s two young ...................... ......... challengers, Denise Around the dock and Virgil Harley. The Hurleys own the building where Divine Dell was locat­ ed. Most Herald read­ ers will remember that the deli closed June 30 because the owner. Drew Fischer, 42, was suddenly diagnosed with stage two squa­ mous cell carcinoma. by Dan Ping Closing the family • • • • • • • • business is never easy, especially when you have a wife and three young boys to raise, but fighting cancer is not a part-time job. The Fischers had no other choice but to close. Drew has already begun radiation and chemotherapy treatments. On Monday he'll begin another five days of chemo. I've never had chemo, but it's got to be better than what the Hurleys are putting Drew and his family through. The deli closed, but Drew did not remove his coolers, oven and other equipment. He was assured by the Hurleys that given his medical circumstances they would work with him. And they appeared to be doing so early on. Within days of the deli closing. Volcano’s Coffee Bar in Longwood contact­ ed the Hurleys about moving into the space. Not only that, officials from Volcano's indi­ cated they would buy Drew's equipment for their business. It seemed like a win-win-win for everyone, so naturally Drew made no arrangements lo remove the equipment. The Hurleys and Volcano’s couldn’t come to an agreement on the lease and the deal fell through. Since Volcano’s wasn’t purchasing his equipment. Drew found another buyer. Problem is, the Hurleys won’t allow the Fischers to remove the equipment because they claim they are owed about $6,500, including $ 1,100 for rent in July. The remaining expenditures the Hurley’s are claiming are for ’’damage,” cleaning, or dubious charges for such things like $812.50 for correspondence with the Fischers, $25 to drop ofT a letter at the Fischers' house or $60 for 12 pages of faxes. None of these charges were at issue when it looked like Volcano’s would move into the deli’s space. With no tenants, it looks like the Hurleys are trying to put the screws on a young family who, through no fault of their own, are literally facing a life-and-death bat­ tle. It's obvious from reading Virgil Hurley’s response to the Fischer's attorney he’s preparing for his own battle. "Please direct (the Fischers) to settle this as we have set forth ... or we will have to total up the thee's (sic) and thou’s (sic) and we will prevail in small claims court,” Virgil Hurley writes. He latter adds: “Do you know how much small claims courts love it when you rattle off your multiplictous business name and speak in legaleze (sic)? I haven’t lost in small claims court.” Good for you, Virgil. Just realize most decent people think you’re a acting like a jackass. You may win in court — then again, defeat comes to the proud when they least expect it. If it does, you and Denise can always take solace in your new crown — worst landlords in downtown. Showing him the money: Speaking of hardheaded people, former Sanford city manager Al Grleshabcr has a new employ­ er. Grieshaber was named interim city man­ ager of Indian Rocks Beach near Tampa. He'll earn $8,000 a month in salary and housing allowance, as well as a $400 a month car allowance, use of a city vehicle, cell phone and pre-paid E-pass for the toll O ut & A bout Dog Days SAT First Baptist Church M usk Ministry will pres­ ent “Raise the Praise’1, a program of contem porary Christian and Gospel music at 6:30 p.m. First Baptist Church is located at 519 Park Avenue. This is a free concert and open to all. For additional information phone 407-322-6041. Brethren Reaching Out presents the 5th National Young People's A ppreciation Event from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at Images of Glory, 270 N. O rlando Ave., Sanford. This will be a spe­ cial recognition for all chil­ dren. The event will feature speakers, gospel entertain­ ment and refreshments. MON mmo pnoo D f o Altamonte Springs, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday on Murphy Road In Casselberry. He reportedly was involved in an altercation at a residence in the 100 block of Long Leaf Pine Circle In Sanford. He was charged with battery - touch or strike, simple assault with intent to do violence, and burglary with assault or battery. Attempted Murder • Tremain Ginton Patrick, 22, of Crescent Street Sanford, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Thursday at the John E Polk Correctional Facility where he was being held for ques­ tioning. On July 29, ne was reported­ ly involved in an incident at 13th Street and Olive Avenue, in Castle Brewer Court, at which time shots were fired. He had reportedly been involved in a dispute with a female in her vehicle with two small chil­ dren. Patrick was charged with three counts of felony, attempted murder, and two counts of shooting a missile into a vehicle. Street and Georgia Avenue. He was found parked in McKibbin Park. He was charged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell within 1000 feet of a school area, possession of an open container in the vehicle, and driving with a suspended license. Drug related • Kinta Emanuel Simpson, 22, of Scott Street and George Warren, 20, of Collins Street Osteen, were arrest­ ed by Sanford police Thursday in the 1400 block of Celery Avenue. The two were found in a vehicle reported stolen in Seminole County. Following an investigation and check of the vehicle, Simpson was charged with selling cocaine within 1000 feet of a school area, selling marijuana within 1000 feet of a school area, trespassing in a con­ veyance, possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, and possession of controlled substances including cocaine. Warren, who was driving the vehicle, was charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle, selling cocaine within 1000 feet of a school area, selling marijuana within 1000 feet of a school area, possession of under 20 grains of marijuana and possession of controlled substances including cocaine. • Curtis Black, 22, of William Clark Court and Gregory R. Dixon, 24, of Lake Monroe Terrace were arrested by Sanford police on July 27, in the 1400 block of West 13th Street. The two were believed to have been involved in a drug related transaction. Black was charged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell, and possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Dixon was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. • Dorset! Solomon, 23, of Bob Thomas Circle, was arrested by Sanford police on July 26, at Mangoustine Avenue and 14th Street. He was charged with traffick­ ing in cocaine (28 grams), and pos­ session of under 20 grams of mari­ juana. Multiple Charges • Calvin Anthony Copeland, 27, of Harding Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday at 3rd Street and Highway 17-92. Officers stopped him when he was seen not moving at a traffic light when it turned green. He was charged with carrying a prohibited weapon open­ ly (handgun), possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, aggra­ vated assault on a police officer, driving a motor vehicle with disre­ gard for the safety of persons, driv­ ing with a suspended license, prop­ erty damage of $200 or less. Committing a 2nd degree felony with a weapon (vehicle) and altering the identification number on a firearm. • Nikia Levard Holmes, 31, of Water Street, was arrested by Sanford police on July 27 at 11th Street and South Maple Avenue. 1le was charged with possession of under 20 grams of manjuana. • Richard Scott, 30, of Gilbert Street, Lake Monroe, was arrested bv Sanford police on July 27 at 25th Dan Ping Burglary • Frank A. Rhilandcr, 43, of Celery Avenue, Sanford, was arrest­ ed by Sanford police Wednesday. He was reportedly involved in an alter­ cation in the 1100 block of Sanford Avenue. He was charged with bur­ glary of a dwelling and property damage of over $200. Lags! A d va n cin g Editorial B o n y B o rrw tl Pam Sm an Slave Paradis Circulation Wanda Kouipamdis AOvaruatfig Ioh Managav Stava Glass AdoorlMag t o a m l I m uom Cnaryt Smart Co— ana Classrflad Advorusing tad (Vaai* Assault - Battery • [esse lee Meister, 23, of • Kelly Morgan, 32 of Palm Way, was arrested by Sanford police TUesday in the 300 block of Bay Avenue where he was said to have been involved in a dispute with a female and a male. He was charged with two counts of battery - causing bodily harm. Thefts • Natashan Sprowl, 19, of Deltona, was arrested by Sanford police Monday at a store on W.P. Ball Boulevard. He reportedly took approximate­ ly $1,394.98 in merchandise without paying. He was diarged with larce­ ny — theft of over $300 but less than $5,000. Traffic Stops • Daniel Scott Abbgy, 26, of Tucker Drive, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Wednesday at Highway 17-92 and 24th Street. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, tag improperly displayed, and giving a false ID to a law enforcement officer. • Gary John Stuhr, 45, of Lake Monroe, was stopped by Sanford police Wednesday at First Street and French Avenue. He was charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs, and not carrying a driver's license. • Curtis Demonte Lee, 20, of William Gark Court, was stopped by Sanford police on June 10 in the 1500 block of West 15th Street. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a valid license, and possession of under 20 grams of manfuana. "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Administration Rorha Lavardar • Eugene Jones, 32 of William Clark Court, was arrested by Sanford police outside his residence. He was charged with violation of the county ordinance on possession of an open container in a semi-public (.larking lot. • Lorenzo Brundidge, 36, of West 10th Street, was arrested by Sanford police Tiiesday at his residence. He reportedly was involved the previ­ ous day in a dispute with a female in the 800 block of Pecan Avenue. He was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (knife), and battery - causing bodily harm. The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher Display Advertising lu tiw n y v h m jh h In what appear* to be a doning prujoct ol dogs hem in Sanford. Tbe»e dogs are al manufactured equally at the moat pro­ cessing plant. The hot dogs wore being propwod by Sanford Pokes Department officers lor a back to school cetobration held at the WestsWe Boys and Girts Club in Sanford. They bear no resemblance to cloned puppy "Snupp/ recently unveiled by scientists in South Korea. ro a d s. Grieshaber proposed the salary and bene­ fits but tried to snooker even more out of the Indian Rocks commission when he asked that the salary be “net” after taxes The com­ mission balked and one even suggested reducing the salary. Grieshaber continues to draw aboutS 10,000 a month plus benefits from the city of Sanford He'll do so through the end of November. The Winter Springs City Commission will meet beginning at 6:30 p.m. in city hall. Firefighters will be honored at this meeting, which contains an unusual­ ly long agenda, including items pertaining to The Landings at Parkstone, Wallace Subdivision, Villaee M arket Place and a w arehouse on Belle Avenue. Managing tanot Dona Dtetncn Liana Eduon Miw a Ma*w>s fUc* Pfeifouf Dean 8mdh Tommy Vmcanl S u n d a y A u g u s t 7, 2 0 0 5 89 Republic n ew sp a p e rs Inc * 300 N French Ave , Sanford. FL 32771 • Phone (4 0 7 ) 322-2811 •Fa* |407) 323-9408 A w orkshop will be held on Florida Aquatic preserve Management. The preserve in this area is the WekivaMiddle St. Johns Aquatic Preserve, 8300 West SR-46 in Sanford. For more infor­ mation and location, con­ tact Marsha Butler at 407330-6733. WED The U.S. Navy will hold training exercises at Pinecastle Bombing Range in Astor from 8 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. and again for one hour around the noontime on Thursday, Aug. 11. At times, noise from the explo­ sions may be heard in the Seminole County area. THU |U “A Tisket, a Tasket, Everything In a Basket" luncheon will be held by the Altamonte SpringsMaitland Christian Women's Club, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Maison & Jardin Restaurant, 430 Wymore Road in Altamonte Springs. The luncheon is $19. Reservations are needed by calling Brenda at 407-6811942 or Kit at 407-322-1047. SAT The Fab Follies will present the opening of its new musical, "In The Pink" on Saturday, Aug. 13 and Sunday, Aug. 14, at 2 p.m. at the O rlando Repertory Theatre, Loch Haven Park — Across from the O rlando Science Center, 1001 Princeton St., Orlando, FL 32803. Box Office 407-896-7365. Reserved Seating $15. MON 1 The m onthly child pas­ senger seat checkup for all citizens of Sanford will be held from 5 until 7 p.m. at Sanford Fire Station 42, 300 E. Airport Blvd., in Sanford. For an appointm ent call Tim Robles at 407-302-2520. We welcome and encourage your letters and comments. All letters must include your name, address and phone number to be published. Write to us: a 300 N. French Avenue Sanlord, FL 32771 E-Mail us: EdMl Penudcol Postage Pad at S a A r d Fur da ard adMoriai maaeg (Ace* Subscription Rates U8P1»*4iZeO i U trs r* in b e m ru e County I I I 00 PuOrnaMet Sard address charge* lo • U / * i n Sortarena Courtly |20 00 1 tear rt S a rw u a County 00 i tear Car*, 1» d e C W « y 1*1 uo P O Uw )M f bar 4c*d FL a m f 113, N o Published every W ednesday and Saturday by fra SAiaOtfJ mthXiL Republic Newspaper*. Ira * Vot TUE i« e r I ftaCMCKMatUKl * Fu i n : (407) 323*408 �Sunday. August 7, 2005 T hk H uuld landscape C R A ___________ C ontis oed from Pago 1A Approximately $100,000 was suggested by Parsell to be used as a contingency con­ struction fund, with another $30,000 in a general contin­ gency fund. If those suggestions are used in the budget, the CRA w ould have about $249,333 that could be used for other dow ntow n projects, with $50,000 in reserves that were carried over from the 20042005 fiscal year. CRA member Jeff Triplett said he would like to see the next year's budget set up in a more organized fashion so that the CRA wasn't getting hit up for "nickel and dime crap". "We should speak to every­ one at one time so we know exactly where we are," he said. Parsell said: "I d on't know if it's that easy." Triplett continued by say­ ing that the CRA is "notori­ ous" for handing out $ 20,000 here and $30,000 there. "We know what they are. Let's put them on paper and be done with it," Triplett said. Planning and Community Development Director Russ Gibson told Triplett and the other members tnat the execu­ tive director, who will come on board soon, could help the CRA with a more refined budget. "Very eloquently put and you didn't even say tne word crap," Triplett joked. CRA member Robert Kuhn said that the CRA needed to set up an emergency fund for construction. of dilapidated buildings in the dow ntow n area. The CRA had asked for legal advice at last m onth's meeting due to a few unsafe buildings dow ntow n that may need repairs. Mayor Linda Kuhn had informed the CRA that in Florida Statute 163.370, the CRA has the power to carry out plans for a program of voluntary or com pulsory repair and rehabilitation of buildings. At W ednesday's meeting, the CRA concluded and approved that the city com­ mission will be asked to take action on the buildings down­ town that are currently threat­ ening the safety of the public and other building owners. Mayor Kuhn told the CRA that tney don’t want to lose the city's historical structures. "I mink you have the abili­ ty to create a revolving fund to help building owners," she said. Kuhn said that the city has building owners who either w on't fix the problem or who can't financially fix the prob­ lem. "The problem is the teeth of it," Triplett said. "Do we fine them?" CRA m ember Charles Rowe said that it could be an adm inistrative w arrant to include pictures of the build­ ing. Because of the public safe­ ty issue, he asked? CRA member Robert Kuhn said, "We don't have time. We have a responsibility to act on these." A motion was made and approved to advise the city to take action on the buildings immediately for the protection of the city of Sanford. In other news, the CRA: Listened to a presentation by downtown building and business owner Virgil Hurley on Alive After Five. Hurley was asked at last m onth's meeting to find out from dow ntow n businesses if they are interested in continu­ ing the event. H urley told CRA m em bers Wednesday th at the overwhelm ing response was yes. In fact, he suggested that participating businesses woula be interest­ ed in contributing $50 in real dollars or in services of some kind to the event. He has also received dona­ tion money from local busi­ nesses to keep the event going. "We have a lot of people w ho w ant to participate," Hurley said. H urley said he has had inquiries from the Central Florida Zoological Park, the Sanford Flower Shop and oth­ ers. 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CRA m em ber Charles Rowe wanted to know where geographically the surveys came in from. Gibson explained that they weren't focused on where they came in from, but that they could determine somewhat by what billing area the surveys came from. "There is the opportunity to get some limited information on that," Gibson said. The conclusions to date, are that Fort Mellon Park is not visited on a regular basis, but is mostly visited on the week­ ends. There is also no seasonal preference on when people visit the park. There was a greater empha­ sis on activities and special events as opposed to specific amenities. Nineteen percent are inter­ ested in a fitness trail and another 19 percent are inter­ ested in having a splash pad. A play fort came in with 14 percent interest and 12 percent were interested in having a tot lot. More than 25 percent were interested in three separate areas that included special events such as music and jazz festivals, food festivals, and through downtown and not just limited to M agnolia Square. O ther suggestions were making each month a differ­ ent them, such as "pum pkins" in October or "turkey art" in November. A nother suggestion was moving the event from Thursday to Friday. Hurley said he looked into other tow ns who have sim ilar events and Friday events seem to be the way to go. "To make it a destination for the night," Hurley said. The event is also looking to use coupons that are date spe­ cific, which would be given out in Magnolia Square. O ther features for the event H urley suggested were: evites; reusable directional signs out on French Avenue; broadcasts; and alley art and mural projects. "We may be able to double or triple the turnout," Hurley told tne CRA. CRA member Triplett said that this is one of the events he likes, because it is continuous. "I like it Virgil. If I were you, I'd be there on the 29th," Triplett said. Listened to a preliminary report on the citizen's surveys for Fort Mellon Park from Russ Gibson. So far, eight per­ IN S T A L L A T IO N . q **, „ o » m 1/06 Al PapC 3A to ***** hM a art and craft shows. "We're very pleased with the direction and comments the public provided us with," Gibson said. Gibson said that one woman put down her name and phone num ber and offered to volunteer with park cleanup. CRA member Rowe said he was still interested in seeing basketball courts at the park, although it came in low of what people would like to see there. All amenities such as shuffleboard, tennis courts, basketball courts and volley­ ball came in with low percent­ ages. Received all of its permits for the Phase I portion of the North Shore Marina Island. Phase I of the project will include a beach, seawall and boat ramp. The CRA is hoping to start advertising for bid proposals for the more than $500,000 project next week. Phase 11 of the project will include boat slips, and the N orth Shore M arina Island will have public access. w a it e r ’s death investigated WINTER SPRINGS - The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a landscape worker, which occurred outside a home in the Winter Springs area Wednesday evening. Jeffrey Atkins 25, was trans­ planting trees at 1163 Oak Creek Court in Winter Springs when he became pinned between the cage roof and arms of a Bobcat loader. A co-worker was able to release the arms of the Bobcat to free Atkins, who is from Longwood, a Sheriff’s Office spokesman said. According to information obtained by investigators, the workers were employees of Orlando Scape and Sod. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has been contacted and will assist the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Retiring Soon? If a local relationship with a Certified Financial Planner111 is preferable to a ilin g a I -flOO number for your retirement planning decisions, we should talk. I’ m Larry Breen, a Certified Financial Planer™ aqd i retirement pfrfining eppefrm �Page 4 \ T he H erald Sunday. August 7. 2005 Opinion Nodriver’slicenserequired trucks which had their engine under a hood. They were all COE's (Cab over Engine) rigs, even 18-wheelers or doublewides. I thought this was unusual and I d o n 't know why there were no trucks like we see them on the highways. Finally, I w ould like to report on Venice, one of sever­ al cities I visited. I probably should have read u p on Venice before the trip, but I thought 1 knew enough about it: a city with a bunch of canals running between the build­ ings. WRONG! These are 100 separate islands, connected with bridges, and all buildings are on stilts. In fact, they are P tott by Me* PfaWauf building a new Hilton Hotel This Roman vehicle is only as long as most of our cars are wide. on one of the islands, and they these were small cars - with only cars capable of carrying told us the hotel would be only one seat. No, they six or more persons wen? con­ mounted on over ONE MIL­ LION stilts. WOW! weren't modified golf carts; sidered busses. My SUV, capable of carry­ they were real automobiles, There w ere only two ing seven people if I put tne islands where cars were per­ with a real engine in them. Parking in tne cities of Italy, seats down, would be consid­ mitted, and they had to be to my observance, was more ered extremely large. In fact, 1 transported by barge. The rest difficult than in any other area saw hardly any SUV's any­ of the islands had only bikes I have seen. There was simply where. Likewise, in nine days or foot transportation. There no place to park, and very rew of travel, I saw only one full- were millions of boats, gondo­ parking lots. But the folks who sized pickup truck, and that las, ferryboats, motorized drove these cars had easier was an old American truck at barges, and most any other parking. The cars are so short, a construction site. type of watercraft one could G uessing the transporta­ imagine. Yes, we rode in a they could go between two parked vehicles, sideways, tion, I would estimate about gondola, but the oarsman did­ without sticking out into traf­ one-third of the people were n 't sing. And they didn't push fic. They were as short as the in cars, one third on motorcy­ the craft, these were oars average car was wide. And cles and one third on motor which they rowed while that's saying a lot, because scooters. O h yes, I heard prac­ standing on a small 4 by 4 foot almost all of the other vehicles tically no horns being blown. -platform. They said it took were small in size. Most of You either get out of the way three years of training for any­ one to become a gondola oars­ them could seat only four peo­ or get hit by one of them. A far as large trucks, I did man. ple, and in them, the back seat I can see why. was usually cram ped. The not see any semi rigs or other This is the second column on my recent trip to Italy. As I said last week, this is not to entice anyone to make a simi­ lar vacation trip; only to report on what I saw that I thought might be of interest to my readers. This is the first time I have included a photo in my col­ umn. This is a vehicle I saw being driven th ro u g h o u t the country. Needless to say, we d o n 't have these cars in the United States. Locals call them “ D r u n k Nick Cars". I never did • • • • • • • • learn the m anufactur­ er because there were no decals or letters Indicating the brand. As I was told, any time a motorist anywhere in Italy is cited for driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI), his or h er driver's license is taken away. They could, however, continue to drive by operating one of these vehicles, and apparently most folks did. Tne vehicles do not require the driver to have a license, and as a result, they were legal. Drivers from age 14 up, (too young to have a license), could legally drive them on the streets and highways. As the photo indicates, Pfeifauf R u n Your Views Y o u r A d S ta tc w u n io n you caul allinl It lb the Editor Since the Introduction of democracy in (his country, two of the most distinguishable rights that derive from it are freedom andjustke for all, or is it? Throughout the yean of my life, hairing the unfortunate opportunity to observe and feet the machinery of justice. I've come to the conclusion that yes, there is freedom for all but only justice for some in our country. Our judicial system was craft­ ed by our Founding Fathers as a tool with the purpose to be exer­ cised as a blind mechanism with­ out discrimination. It is not so. More and more I have seen with my own eyes, that justice defi­ nitely is not blind, but does open its eyes only to those who nave the economic means to buy iL In our judicial system, our lawyers all go through the same FOR STRUCTURED SETTlBIBfTS, AHNUmES andINSURANCE PAYOUTS Place a display 2x2 or 2x4 in 113 Florida newspapers and reach over 4 Million readers. A* onT.V. Ncftali Calderon John E. Polk Core. Facility H ost an Exchange Student Today! MaktaiiMoai D IM BOB M «M L CASHNOWAsseen ide Place a classified ad in over 160 Florida newspapers and reach over 5 Million readers for just $450. www.flflrlda-clanlfledi.com Jntlcafwall academic rigor and when they become qualified to use the sys­ tem, some turn into private prac­ tice lawyers. Others turn into lawyers working for our public defense system. 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August 7. 2005 T he H erald Obituaries SANDRA LEE ARMSTRONG Sandra Lee "Sandy" Armstrong 57, of Casselberry, died Thursday, Aug. i 2005 at her residence. Bom in Bayville, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1978. She was a homemaker. Survivors include husband, Roger Armstrong of Casselberry, daughters, Leslie Armstrong of College Park and Kristy Porter of Casselberry; father; Lester januska of Melbourne; brother Bobby Januska of Avan Lake, Ohio, and sister; Susan Rimer of Hilton Head, S.C; three grand* children Funeral services will be con­ ducted at CoUison Family Funeral Homes with burial by Metro Crematory. CoUison Family Funeral Homes k Crematory, Howell Brandi Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. CHARLES J.-K T T CARSON Charles J. "Kit" Carson, 84, of Lake Mary, died Sunday, July 31,2005 at Vitas Hospice, Winter park. Bom in Philadelphia, Perm, he moved to Central Florida 20 years ago. He was the retired owner/oper* ator of a lawn service. He was a member of the Kiwanis Club and a Methodist Survivors indude wife, Faye Carson; sons, Michael Carson of Chicago; Michael Lodge of Palm Bay and Terry lodge of Debaiy; daughter; Carmal Morelu of Mason, Ohio; six grandchildren Funeral services were held Thursday, A ug 4. 2006 at Grace United Methodist Church with Rev. Steve Brinkey officiating. Burial was by Metro Crematory. Donations may be made in his name to Sanford Christian Sharing Center; 515 E 25th Street Sanford, 32773. CoUison Family Funeral Homes k Crematory, Gramkow Chapel Sanford, in charge of arrangements. He was a driver. Survivors include mother Sonia Dalati; brother; Yamil A. Charron; half brothers Antonio Charron, Harold Charron and Robert Charron. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs in charge of arrangements. RICHARD A. FRANK JR. Richard A. Frank, Jr., 75, of Sanford, died Wednesday, A ug 3,2006 at Island Lake Centet Longwood. Bom in S t Cloud, he moved to Sanford at an early age and graduated from Seminole High School in 1948. He was a deportment manager forSunnitand Corp. for 43 years, retiring in 1992. He was a member of AU Souls Catholic Church. Survivors indude wife, Viola & Frank; sons, ToUie Frank and Chris Frank; seven grandchil­ dren; four great-grandchildren. A funeral mass wUl be held Saturday, A ug 6, at 10 a m at All Souls catholic Church with burial at Oaklawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the fam­ ily requests donations be made to AU Souls Catholic Church Third century Campaign, 301 West 8th Street Sanford, 32771. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. KENNETH LEE GIBSON Kenneth Lee Gibsow 72, of Altamonte Springs, died Monday, A ug 1,2005 in Gainesville. He was bom Nov. 15,1932 in Tennessee. He was a Baptist and a senior marketing representative in the plastic industry. Survivors indude daughters, Jill Gibson Bennett and Pamela Gibson; sons, Kenneth M. Gibson and Jonathon Gibson; sister; Janice Book; six grand­ children; three great-grandchil­ dren. Funeral services will be Saturday, A ug 6, at 11 a m at the Fust Baptist Church, RAFAEL A. CHARRON Rafael A. Charron, 53, of Clermont, died Tuesday, A ug 2, 2005 in Orlando. He was bom Jan 28,1952 in Mayaguez. P.R. Hwy. 1 7 -5 PhM f Oen« Hunt < w m m wm m i Sanlando Springs. BaldwirvFairchild Funeral Home; Oaklawn Chapel Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. GRANT "BOOKER" HANLEY Grant "Booker'' Hanley, 61 of Sanford, died Riesday, July 26, 2005 in Sanford. He was bom March 1,1944 in Owensboro; Ky. Survivors indude longtime companion, Linda; children, Benzetla, RocheOe. Sherrie, Grant Jr, Robert David, Marie, DelSheka, Calvin, Yolanda, Kantene, Lisa, Terrile, Watena, and Gregory; 32 grandchildren. FRANK G. HENDRY F rankG Hendry, 84, of Winter Park, died Sunday, July 31,2006. Bom in Arcadia, Florida he was a lifelong Florida reside n t He was a pro­ fessional sailor in the US. Navy. Survivors Indude wife, Dorothy E Hendry of Winter Park; daughters, Marsha Saneonetti of South Carolina, Marilys Roberts of Sanford, Linda Patterson of Tennessee, Beverly Rodriguez of Apopka; sona Michael Hendry oif Jacksonville, Steve Hendry of Winter Park; sister; Carion Green of Sarasota; 15 grandchil­ dren; 23 great-grandchildren. Loomis Family Funeral Home, Apopka in charge of arrangements. ZACKKYA A. MALIK Zackra A. Malik, 18 months, of Longwood, died Tuesday, A ug 2,2005 in Gainesville. He was bom March 8,2005 in Orlando. Survivors indude parents, Adnan and Iram Malik of Longwood; sister, Sabryna Malik of Longwood; maternal grandparents Morn and Rana Munit of Manchester, England; paternal grandparents Nasima and Zafar Malik of Pakistan. Funeral services were held Friday, A ug 5, from the Masjid Al Solan Islamic Society of Central Florida with interment in Oaklawn Park Cemetery. Boldwin-Fainhild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. CHARLES S.M EU Charles S. Meti, 85, of Sanford and Greenwood Lake, N.Y, died lAfcdnesday, July 13, 2006 at Orange Regional Medical Center in Goshen, N.Y. He was bom march 20,1920 in New York City. He was retired from the New York City depart­ ment of Sanitation. He was a member of the VFW, Knights of Columbus, American Legion and the Italian American Club, all of Sanford. Survivors indude wife; Jessie Meli; children, Rose F. Rizzo of Leesburg Jessica J. Meli of OrmontLBeach, Maureen ’ Walker of Deltona, Charles J. Meli of Greenwood Lake; sister; Lorraine DeVarti of Greenwood Lake; eight grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. A memorial mass was cele­ brated Friday, A ug 5, at All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford. CLARENCEE MIDDLEBROOKS JR. Clarence E Middlebrooks, Jr., 74, of Lake Mary, died Thursday, A ug 4,2005 in Lake Mary. He was bom A ug 3,1931 in Bartlesville, Ga. He was a real estate land developer and a Lutheran. Survivors include wife, Ruby A. Middlebrooks of Lake Mary; son, Mark Middlebrooks of Miami. Visitation will be Saturday from 5 until 8 p.m. at Oaklawn chapel. Funeral services will be Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Orlando at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Oaklawn Park Cemetery. BaldwirvFairchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. JOHN PAVLIS John Pavlis, 81, of Orlando, died Monday, A ug 1,2005 at Vitas Innovative Hospice Care, Winter park. He was bom in New York City and moved to central Florida from Long Island in 1970. He was a busi­ ness administrator. Survivors include wife, Cathleen Pavlis of Orlando; sons, John Pavlis of Orlando, Thomas Pavlis of Hawaii and Peter Pavlis of New York; daughter, Cathleen Oppelt of Casselberry; brother, Edward Pavlis of Massachusetts; seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the CoUison Family Funeral Homes Howell Branch Chapel with burial by Metro Crematory CoUison Family Funeral homes k Crematory, HoweU Brandi Chapel Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. TREKTTA K. ROBINSON Trekita K. Robinson, 24, of Orlando, died Monday, A ug 1, D O N DAVID SCOTT RYCZEK David Scott Ryczek, 4(1 of Windermere, died Monday, A ug 1,2005 in Lake Mary. He was bom July 10,1965 in Syracuse, N.Y. He was a real estate agent for Keller-WUUama Realtors. He was Catholic. Survivors indude wife, Constance Ryczek of Orlando; daughters, Sophia Ryczek and Lauren Ryczek both of Orlando; mother, Linda S d w d r of Boynton Beach; father; Stephen Ryczek of Syracuse; N.Y.; brother, Stephen Ryczek of Boynton Beach. Funeral services were held Friday, A ug 5 at the Oaklawn Chapel. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Leukemia Society of America (for children), Central Florida Chapter, 3101 Maguire Blvd, Suite 225, Orlando 32803. BaldwirvFairchild, Oaklawn Chapel Sanford / Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. K N IG H T extends their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the community for their prayers and support during this difficult time. We are pleased to announce that KNIGHTS SHOE STORE will continue to operate as usual and offer you outstanding personal service. Knight’s Shoe store is under the capable management of Jay Baez, who has more th an !)() years experience In the shoe industry. Please come In and allow us to serve you! Thanks for your continued patronage. God Bless, • - ----- - • Margaret Knight ■ H O H M M n v esn N R M M M M M M R M M M n M M i Shoe J967 r tn 2005 at Orlando Regional I lospital. She was bom June 21, 1981 in Portsmouth Va. She was in the US. Army. Survivors indude parents, Carl and Karen Robinson of Orlando; son, Trevon K. Robinson of Orlando; brothers Sean T. Robinson and KaDarius D. 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Services plus: casket, urn, book, folders, thank you cards, DVD ALL INCLUDED SIMPLE CREMATION NO SERVICE $595. P iljf BA Allen Storms, LFD Shorty Smith, Associate BFUNERAL R IS SHOM O NE 407-322-2131 905 S. Laurel A ve ., Sanford *O n« c a »»«i p «r O f l « r » u t 4 # c < la c fia n g a m i l tool i �PfrjC 6A T h i H uald Sunday. August 7. 2005 LifeStyle Return to October 1948 The following items are edited from the Monday. Oct. 25,1948 edition of The Sanford Herald. Rollarid L Dean urn editor and Gordon Dean, business manager. Photo by Marva HmMns Director of the West Sanford Boys and G U I Club Sandra Brown, right, presented the 2003. 2004, Hid 2005 youth of the year a gift of appreciation for their dedication and representation of the local dub. Funeral Services for FLJ. Lehman H eld Funeral services for Herman J. Lehman had been held that day at Fust Presbyterian Church w ith Dr. E.D. Brownlee and Rev. Douglas Charles officiating. Graveside service at Evergreen Cemetery had been conducted by the Order of Eastern Star. Lehman, 74, had died suddenly the previous Friday as he was leaving for work as manager of the Sanford State Farmer's M arket Active pallbearers were James GiUoiv LT. Sheppard, Harold Kastner, Joseph Corley, Victor Greene and Earl Turner. Honorary pall­ bearers were the deacons and elders of First Presbyterian Church. Mr. Lehman had come to G race Marie Sanford in about 1915 after a S tinecipher successful career in contract• • • • • • • • ing and wholesale grocery business in Indiana. He became a successful celery farmer in this area and was also active in the community. He was a deacon and elder at First Presbyterian, presi­ dent of the Sanford Rotary club, and served on the city commission, and was Mayor of Sanford. He also represented the county in the state leg­ islature for two terms. "Mr. Lehman was the oldest State Farm Market manager in the system and was held in high esteem by all who knew him" said William Witson, Director of the State Farmers Markets. "His market was one of the best in the system and w e will find it hard to replace him." Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Jennie Lehman, daughters, Mrs. Herbert Russell and Mrs. William S. Brumley of Sanford, and Mrs. George H. Cross of Arizona; son, Rodman Lehman of Winter Park, and several grandchil­ dren. The offices of city hall had been dewed that afternoon in honor of the former mayor and the flag at the munidpal pier hung at half-mast W iliink Funeral Set for Tuesday Funeral services would be h u d at 10 a.m. for Fred J. Wiliink, 62, who had died on Saturday following a lengthy illness. A resident of Sanford for the past 22 years, he had served as assistant postmaster for seven years. Since that time, he nad operated a filling station on Sanford Avenue. He was bom April 10, 1886 in Clymer, N.Y. and came to Sanford from Westfield, N.Y. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. H e was survived by his widow Carrie Wiliink. daughters, Mrs. Jack (Pauline) Stem per, Mrs. Grower (Mirian) Williams of Sanford and Mrs. J.W. (Margaret) McKinnon of Oviedo, son, Edward Wiliink, Sanford, one brother, LM. Wiliink of Clymer, N.Y. and six grandchildren. Services would be conducted by Dr. ED. Brownlee and Rev. Douglas Charles. Burial would be in Evergreen Cemetery. Paul bearers would be A. W. Hamil, Phil C. Stanley, Jr., Alfred Stanley, LT. Sheppard, H.A. Moreland, and S.J. Davis. H artline Services Held Funeral services had been held that morning at Erickson Funeral Home for William Henry Hartline, 83, who had died at his home on West First Street the previous Friday. Rev. W.P. Brooks officiated at the service and burial was at Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Hartline had lived in Sanford for 29 years and had operated the Westside Grocery from 1920 to 1927. Prior to that he had operated a store for many years in Chattanooga, Tenn. He was bom Feb. 26, 1865 in Sinclair County, Alabama. Survivors included his widow Emma B. Hartline, two sons, W.C. Hartline of Sanford and F.J. Hartline of Chattanooga, three brothers, all of Chattanooga and two grandchildren. Paul bearers were L.A. Lavett, Charlie Carlson, Jack Sandifer, W.O. Stansell, J.V. Jones and C.C. Gantt. Betty Billhimer Winner of Contest Betty Billhimer of 80 Catalina Drive, was named the winner of the Herald’s Football Contest, sponsored the previous week by the Mather Furniture Company. Don Howard of 1103 Oak Avenue was declared the second place winner with Al McMillan, Mary Anne Watson and Edwin Madden winners of 3rd through 5th prizes. Miss Billhimer had selected 12 of 15 winners correctly as had Mr. Howard, but her ballot was received first. The other winners selected 11 cor­ rectly. Miss Billhimer would receive a table lamp and Mr. Howard a smoking stand, both from Mathers. The other three winners would receive passes to see "The Babe Ruth Story" at the Ritz Theater. (Note: All of these winners except Al McMillan were school children Betty and Don would have been in high scluxil Edwin and Mary Anne were much younger) Trie next week's contest would be sponsored by I’urtell's arui the Kit/ Theater First place would receive an overnight bag and second late would receive either a shirt or blouse Die It/ Jliealrr would give two passe* to the next three winner* til see "Julia Mlsbrliave*" starring ( ,n er t,arson arui Walter Pigeon K Students close summer with talent Atomic donstadM U.S. Navy photographer Wesley Place, top photo during World War II, was one of the first people allowed into Hiroshima, Japan, after the atomic bomb detonated In Aug. 6,1945. Piece and his wife, Betty, eventually moved to Sanford. He died in 1990. Betty showed hts photos to The Herald to mark the 60th anniver­ sary of the bombing. She said Wesley didn't talk about Hiroshima much. H e let the pictures do the talking,' she said. Betty was back home raising a family and she didn't know much about what was happening. She said Wesley didn't write down what the photos depict. He worked in law enfiorcennent locally, Betty said, adding that he loved both carters. ■—•4 I I ! f Hawkins I Stetson’s Comer The man behind die swan On the northwest com er of Old Mims Road and Snowhill. Road, a graceful white swan "swims" on Horse Pond. I was privileged to meet the woman behind the man behind the swan. Mrs. Treva -Rucker speaks quietly and lovingly about her husband, Delbert Blain Rucker, "The Swan Man", « w ho passed away June 23 after losing his battle with prostate cancer. "He was a sweet­ Karen heart, he still P h illip s is," she says. • • • • • • • • "He always w anted a swan on that pond." The swan was bom of a chicken, well chicken wire actually, and paper mache mixed on Treva’s stove. With help from their daughter from Oklahoma City, it took around three months to form and paint it, and in July 2004 the swan atop its platform embarked on its maiden voyage to the center of Horse Pond. Asked how the other birds and wildlife react, Treva replied, "I think they're a little afraid of it." Treva's husband always loved working with his hands and he was good at it. A true American folk artist, he coaxed beautiful artwork from natural metals. A crucifix, a cowboy, a coal miner, a moonshiner, even a fish made of pennies (with a dime in its eye) are amazing creations made by this West Virginia native. He "saw" things that the rest of us do not and formed them into art. I)B and the swan had their ups and downs-a heart attack and open-heart surgery slowed him down a bit as did the can­ cer treatments During the fall of 2004, the swan sank during the hurricane*, was fished out of Horst* Pond, and was miss­ ing from the point for a while But in January 2005, it reap|*-.m-ii lovely as ever Treva retails with a smile Imw site take* plunu- tall* from people wanting to know Photo by Karen McEnony-PNMpo This swan was bom of a chicken, actually chicken wire and paper mache. "where can they get a swan like that?" or " now much would you sell that swan for?" The swan's gender is a mys­ tery, although a family friend, dubbed it "Lucy". This rem arkable couple grew up and fell in love as teenagers in West Virginia. "People said we were young, it w ouldn't last, but we fooled them," said Treva. They were married in 1942 and lived in West Virginia, Baltimore, Chicago, Vero Beach, and Titusville. DB worked for The Martin Company in Baltimore and served for 3 years in the Navy during WVVI1, repairing aircraft as an Aviation Metalsmith First Class. In 1957 the Ruckers m oved to Titusville and DB worked for Pan American Airlines at Ca Kennedy as a master wel£ and machinist for the plumb­ ing division Geneva became their home in 1965 and he retired in 1972, but DB was not one to stay idle. With all his business and machinery expe­ rience, he started Ruckers Plumbing in Sanford, which he ran successfully for 12 years Ihe Ruckers were married for over 63 years (they did fool 'em ) and raised an allAmerican family- 3 children, 7 grandchildren and 6 great;raiuichildren "We're a quiet HUtty," said Treva (Juiet but J T h e West Sanford Boys & Girls G u b presented its summer dosing program recently w ith the theme, "Youth of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow." T h e theme was in conjunction with a musical Motown background, and made for a fun, talented evening, where the students displayed their various talents and all that was taught by the adult lead­ ers of the dub. Britt Henderson and Marcus Robinson were masters of ceremonies for the program. Tim Timmons led the audience in the pledge to the flag. Victor Grandowski red ted the Boys and Girls Club code. Jemmona Anderson Marva gave the welcome. The Bovs and Girls G u b youth of the year • • • • « • • • for 2003 was Tasha Wright, for 2004, Tasha Tanner, and for 2005, N ikita Anderson. These young ladies represented the West Sanford Branch and will attend the college of their choice. Ms. Wright will attend Herzing School of Message, Ms. Tanner will attend the University of South Florida, and Ms. Anderson will attend Valenda Community College. The West Sanford Junior Divas per­ formed their diva dance. Dancers were Destiny Wiggins, Ebony Williams, Sharonda Lovett, Heather Aiila, Chantel Elenus, Paige Jackson. Dyesha McCord, Taylor Mulvaney, Brianna Powell, Jhaerika Lawrence and Typviante Fuller. West Sanford Unity Dance Team pre­ senting their routine were Danielle Adams, Kanisha Henderson, Jalonee Hopkins and Chevonya Scott. The latest in fashions were modeled by the students including church wear, busi­ ness suits, formal attire, sportswear, and school wear. Models were Travis Knight, LaTasha Tanner, Tim Timmons, Kikita Anderson, Mike Tanner, Robyn Borders, Byrann Rudolph, Gentry Adams, Solomon Timmons, Andrea Cone, LaTova Tanner, Charles Green and Tasha Wright. The latest group of the Supreme* were heard at the Motown show singing, "Stop in the Name of Love". The song was sung by Destiny Wiggins, Paige Jackson and Darcy Thomas. "Hit the Road Jack, and D on't Come Back was sung by the Ray Charles Singers, B.J. Borders, Peggy Smith, Danielle Adams and Roshelle Ravenel. Showing their talent and style was the Five Heartbeats, B.J. Borders, DeAndre Hartsfield, Jabari Felton, Demond Smith and Tra Williams. West Sanford Boys and Girls Club Destiny Child trio was Dyesha McCord, Sharonda Lovett and Tyquiante Fuller. The group closed out the evening of Youth Dedication to Music, and a sum­ mer to remember. busy. Their daughter in Oklahoma has taught school for almost 30 years at a local university, while grandson Joe is a well known country singer in Nashville, who grew up singing with father Jerry, also a singer and song writer. G randdaughter Michelle writes a local newspaper col­ um n and is also a talented artist. Delbert Blain Rucker was a man who loved his family, his faith, and his fishing. He was a husband, friend, father, grand­ father, great-grandfather, sol­ dier welder, businessman, and creator-so much more than the Swan Man. Geneva lost Del Rucker a few weeks ago, and he will continue to be missed by the community of friends, colleagues, custom ers, and family, all who understood what a very special man he was. We are glad that a lovely part uf his legacy stays with us, floating on the ole swimmin' hole now called Horse Pond. We need you to tell us wliat you know that is good about Geneva! Please share your information, ideas and comments by calling 407’221-7002, via e-mail al karenmqrttbellsuuth net, (please pul “Stetson's Corner“ in the sub/ect line), or with a fax to 407-U9ltQQ Thanks! Greater Faith AME Church, 1290 E Norm andy Blvd., Deltona, invites the community to come and celebrate their Fifth Anniversary. Pastor is Rev. Caroline Shine, Sister Fannie Miler is chairperson; sister Annie Williams is Special Projects chairperson. They desire your presence and participation at their Choirs on Parade program, Saturday, Aug. 6, at 4 p.m. Greater Faith will help bring alive the words in Psalm 47.6-7. Choirs will sing praise to God. It is good for brethren to dwell togeth• er. Bring your smiles, cheers, daps and instruments for praise and worship. For information phone 407-314-4914 or 386-532-9129. E-mail at greaterfaithitriag. net. In concert, Saturday, Aug. 14 at 5 p.m. at the New Bethel Baptist Church. 618 E. 10th Street, will be the renowned Luther Barnes and the Sunset Jubilaires of Rocky Mount, N.C. Also appearing will be Cynthia Cassanova-Brown and the New Bethel Male Chorus Come and enjoy the 2005 stellar award winner and Grammy Nominee singing their release "If* Your Time", 2005 Gospel Heritage Award, 2U>5 Inductee to the International Go*pe! music Hall uf Fame Winner of Vi*ion. Dove, and 8m H a w k in s , P ag * 7A �T h i H erald P il|t 7A Sunday. August 7.2005 Hawkins T m f OA GMWA Excellence Awards. They will sing your favorites, "Still Holding On", "Heaven on my M ind", "Wherever I Go", "It's your Time" and many more. Get your tickets now. Donations are $12 in advance, $15 at the concert. Students, ages 10-17 $6 in advance, $10 at the concert. The event is sponsored by New Bethel Baptist Churcn and Bethel Book and Bible Center, 818 S. Sanford Avenue, 407-321-3228, the Church is at 618 E. 10th Street, phone 407-323-3594. No video cameras or tape recorders, please. Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Notris and Joyce Nichols Lewis 126 Colchester's county 127 Ifgh am ts? 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Above right Is one of hte West Senford Branch Boys and Qkt» Supremos. Release LA murder. Roundtree's parents had helped by canvassing the neigh­ borhood. Posters in the neigh­ borhood announced a reward for information. According to police reports three men came forward, Anthony Ferley, Lateric Dixon and Marcus Sheppard. Sheppard told police he was inside Roundtree's home on Feb. 22,2001. Initially, he said he left before the m urder took place, but just after arriving at a hotel on Lee Road in Orlando, he was told Roundtree had been killed. Three days later, according to an arrest report Sheppard said Mulkey approached some Sanford apartments with anoth­ er black man. Sheppard said Mulkey handed something w rapped in a peach-colored sheet to Anthony Hawkins, Mickey's brother. According to Sheppard, Mulkey said he killed someone on Third Street. Sheppard even said Mulkey and Roundtree had previously fought over a girl. Then he said a man who he knew as "Killer" said he was there when Roundtree was shot. Killer sup­ posedly said that the plan was to rob Roundtree, but Mulkey murdered him. Ferley and Dixon also told liee tnat Mulkey claimed to v r killed Roundtree because of the problem with the girl­ friend. Police interviewed Ferley again five days later on Dec. 28, 2003. Ferley said Mulkey came to the house earlier and threat­ ened to kill him and anyone else at the residence. Ferley reported that Mulkey said Sheppard had told him that Ferley, Dixon and another man had gone to the Lake Mary Police Department saying that Mulkey had killed Roundtree. Mulkey is still in jail on a charge of tampering with a wit­ ness, but his attorney said his family was trying to help him pay the $3,000 bond. On Dec. 29, 2003, investiga­ tors interviewed Sheppard again. Sheppard told The Herald that he had become a paid informant of the police and earned about $700. Mulkey was arrested later that day. Police interviewed Sheppard again on Dec. 31. Before his arrest two days earli­ er, Mulkey had approached Sheppard about snitching and grabbed him before leaving. Sheppard's girlfriend Shaval Miller told police someone had been yelling. Nearly a month later on Jan. 23, 2004, Sheppard said he had been part of the robbery plan K against Milton Roundtree. TW next day, he wrote on hotel sta­ tionary an r ^ account of th e rob- b e ry /m u rder. He said he did not know that Mulkey was going to shoot Roundtree. M ulkty Based on these state­ ments, police arrested Mulkey and Sheppard for first-degree murder. The reason the two men were released 18 j r m o n t h s Sheppard later is that in v e s tig a ­ tors said there wasn't enough evi­ dence to convict. They said S h e p p a rd not was l o n g e r cooperating with with police. If the two had gone to trial and been acquitted, they could­ n't be tried again. This derision to release them, investigators said, was so that harder evi­ dence could be found. It was a better alternative than perma­ nently releasing them after a not* guilty verdict. Assistant State Attorney James Carter said Wednesday that the investigation was tak­ ing a step back. Some witnesses have changed their story and they want to follow different leads. Sanford Deputy Chief Darrell Presley said at the news conference Wednesday that the situation was frustrating. "We've spent a lot of time on this," he said. He still believes Mulkey and Sheppard are involved in the murder. "We do want a successful prosecution," Pressley said. "We owe that to the (Roundtree) family." Carter said he personally spoke with Roundtree's par­ ents, who said they understood the reasoning for releasing the men. He said he would get with Sanford police and the FDLE to set a new course. They would re-interview witnesses and find new ones. Lt. Chris Collison told reporters that they are attempt­ ing to locate witnesses who have gone into hiding. The wit­ nesses' families are helping to get them to talk to police. "1 want to give my personal assurance that we're not letting this case go," Collison said. “Hom e of the Patriots” liberty Christian School Enrolling students K-4 through 12th g ra d e . M ention this a d a n d rece ive 1/2 off enrollm ent fee 2626 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, FL 32773 Mulkey's attorney John GaUuzzo said to be fair Sanford police had to make the arrests given what investigators were told. The charges should have been dropped earlier; howevet as evidence proved the state­ ments were wrong, he said. "All I can tell you is I've looked at all the evidence," GaOuzzo said. “Evidence was clear ultimately that he didn't have anything to do with it" In fact he said, neither man was involved. "The problem was that Sheppard' made a statement and unwittingly got himself arrested because of it" GaUuzzo said. After his release, Sheppard said he desperate for money at the time and the statements were part of "my foolishness." "At the time I was looking for a job," Sheppard said. "1 took it upon myself to come up with some quick cash." He said he felt like the more lies he told police, the more they would pay. He was homeless at the time and had a new baby boy, he said, but added that everything happens for a rea­ son. He had just left the ceU he shared with Mulkey. How did Mulkey feel about the lies that cost him 18 months in jail as weU? - “H e'sbcenO K wtth It for the whole time," Sheppard said. He said Mulkey gave him a hug before he left and told him to stay strong. "We both had to get our lives right," Sheppard said. He said he would occupy his time with a job and taking care of his now 2-year-old son. He has also joined a church, the True Holiness Deliverance Tabernacle of Prayer, he said. He flashed a wide smile as two women drove up. One was his mother who hugged her sor tightly. 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Harrell & Beverly Transmissions % 209 W. 25th St.. Sanford Since 1959...Same Location M V -0 0 5 6 4 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -0 3 0 3 Raise The Praise A Choral Concert Presented by the Music Ministry of First Baptist Church Saturday, August 6 6:30 p.m. Worship Center 519 South Park Ave. Sanford NOWENROLLING Mrs. Michelle's House, Inc. Gold Seal A.P.P.L.E. Accredited Preschool VPK enrollment still available for all children that will be 4 yrs. old by September 1st. We provide full time, morning, and afternoon sessions. Enrollment is available for all chil­ dren ages 2-11. Before and after scfoxil transportation is provided to most Sanford area elementary schools. Our curriculum is a combination of ABEKA, for emergent liter­ acy, and Creative Learning, for hands on experiences. Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snacks are provided. Families that receive 4C assistance are always welcome. Open Monday thru Friday 6:J() am - 6:00 pm Monday thru Friday. Call for more information (407) 3 2 1 -7 6 3 5 (407) 323-1583 A Benefit Concert to reduce the building debt. www.liberty-palriols.org. Free to the public / a love offering will lie taken. 1* F 49 Set of principles 51 Cavahyweapon 54 Horddde detective's request 57 Kind of wire 60 Bite-sized dsh 62 Sister of Calliope 63 Orchestra wind 66 Many a net), holiday 67 What the second little pig hoped to do? 69 _ shot 70 Polliwog's horns 71 It might be done on your back 72 Bar aspirants hurdle 73 Quadripraceder 74 Achaaand pains? 77 DeiidaAcacy tm 78 Bunch of bits 79 Sanctioned 80 Buzz IM 81 Philosopher exiled by Iff Claudius 83 Ophthaimok> 121 (list's tool 85 ’SouthPadflc’ US Tory winner 06/07/06 66 Menagene 88 Semisweet h n i W m i m n n m �n#c8A Sunday. August 7. 2005 M V i A C E AT 4 P L E CENTER i « >. V V lX l grand opening of Scurord's newel! shopping destination a fa n event sure to satisfy your appetite for shopping, eating and outdoor fun. • Live music i • Food provided by L ^§ a > o k e y Bones BBQ ■ * FREE water by Claceau W Vitamin Water ^ • Putt-putt & Moonwalks • Grilling demonstration m sponsored by Superjarget Food samplings by Planet Smoothie & Polio Tropical Live radio remote from W M G F Magic 107.7 FM RAIN OR SHINE kil<e Hornt.* A anford Altamoq Spring; Orlando SuperTarget • Circuit City • Sports Authority Linens 'N Things • Marshalls • Old Navy DSW • Dress Barn • PETCO • Kirkland's World Market • Factory Card and Party Outlet Directions:.Take 14 to the Central Florida Greerwway (SR 4 1/). Exit at Rinehart Road and turn right At the stoplight, turn left onto W PBall Bi �Page IB Sunday August 7,2005 theBiGS M ark Beuhorn 28 Boston Red Sox L Mk * li r HR rW Wf. 2B3 61 41 7 8 211 * On disabled list with sprained left thumb suffered on June 17th. f■iA l* rMl lLj Wa inl lw i n fycW David Eckstein SS Longwood 16s headed to World Series The Longwood Babe Ruth Baseball League 16-year-old All-Star team became just the second squad from the league to make the World Series when It won die Babe Ruth Southeast Regional Tournament held in Purcerville Virginia this past week. The 16-year-olds hope to join the 1995 team as World Champions as that •quad, which included current Minor Leaguer's Chris Westervelt and Kyle Bono and UCF standout Drew Bono, Babe Ruth stars open play today in Weimar, Texas that won the Prep-13 World Series. This was also the fourth team from Longwood Babe Ruth to win a State Championship and advance to the Southeast Regkmals. That's pretty impressive when you consider the league was formed in 1968. The league currently has over 400 players in ages 5-to-19. The Babe Ruth World Series (16U) opens today (Saturday, August 6th) in Weimar Texas, at Strickland Field in Weimer Veterans Park and runs through next Saturday (August 13). Buccaneers invade Disney Gibson leaves Lake St. Louis Cardinals ah h r HR iM avf. 408 100 55 4 34 R 7 • 3-for-5 with • 2B, his fourth HR. two runs and two RBI against Marlins Wednesday. By Dean Smith Herald Staff LAKE MARY — Another veteran Lake Mary High School coach has decided now is the time to move on. Following the lead of former football coach Greg Stanton, who returned to his high school alma mater in Jacksonville, and boys soccer coach Larry McCorkle, who retired, longtime boys and rIs track and cross country ike Gibson is heading to Virginia. But what was supposed to be a retirement has turned into a step up for Gibson. Gibson, who prepped at Seminole High School, returned to the county follow­ ing college and started the cross country program at Lake Brantley High School, were he stayed for eight years before moving over to the then new Lake Mary High School, where he became a fixture for the past 24 seasons. But after his son graduated from Seminole High in 2004, Gibson and his wife felt that 32 years of teaching was enough. It was his wife's idea to move to Virginia because their daughter and new grandchild were living there and the Gibson's decided to have a home built in the Blue Ridge Mountain area. But later, the opportunity for Mike to start another program at a new high school came about Gibson was back in the business of running with a new vigor. “I will be both the boys and girls cross country coacn at Hidden Valley High School in Roanoke," said Gibson by phone recently. "We will be known as the Titans and I have already had t-shirts printed up with new sayings." Gibson and his wife were acking up their belongings in ake Mary in preparation for the move to Virginia and they hoped to be in the new house Laki Mary's Danny G raves Now York Mata | W I MV M 1 1 10 17 - 16 7.16 S lnnlrti* against m11aInst • nttnea perfect inning Brewers Thursday. ERA is down to 6.91 with Mats. Felipe Lopez p in ^i courtecy of MnhoM n ^ y sa The Ttamps Bey Buccaneers have been r Cincinnati Reds ato__ h r HR 373 106 63 16 55 280 • Just l-for-12 against Braves after big series against Padres (5-for-13). Sanford Middle School's Corey P a tter s o n CF Chicago Cubs ab Ji r HH rbi avq. 314 73 36 11 24 .232 • Improved his average 30 points tHii week, raising it to .219 with A AA-lowa. Laka Brantley High School's J ason V aritek C Boston Red Sox ab h r HR 315 97 49 17 • 2-for-4, 2 runs, 2B, first career grand slam. 5 RBI Thursday against Kansas City. Lake Brantley High R ickie W eeks 2B hard at work In their 30th training camp thia week at Disney's Wide World of Sports ss they try to And the secret that made them the World Champions in 2004. In the top photo the offensive and defensive linemen get physical with one another, while in the right photo a defen­ sive back gets ready to take a hit from massive fullback Mika Alstott during drills. The Bucs will open the preseason on Friday, August 12 In Tennessee. A home game against Jacksonville on Saturday, August 20, a road game at Miami on Saturday, August 27 and a home game against Houston September 1 will follow. The preseason opener will kick off at 8:00 p.m. EET while the remaining three games will start at 7:30 p.m. ET. The Buccaneers practice twice daily (8:30 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. for two hours each) at Disney's Wide World of Sports. There is no charge to the pub­ lic and players take turns making them­ selves available to sign autographs. For more Information about the Buccaneers training camp go online to www.buccaneers.com. To reach the Bucs' training camp practices from Sanford take 1-4 East to Exit 65 Disney's Wide World of Sports and follow the signs to Disney's Wide World of Sports, taking a Left onto Victory Way. Parking, which is also free of charge, is at the end of Victory Way, on the right. 184 FCSL honors its best at annual aw ards banquet From Staff R aports It r HR it l 49 31 7 21 avg. 268 • Red-hot again. 7-for-U, 3 runs, 2B, RBI in 3 games against Mets in August. In The Minor’s im Raines jr. is batting .249 or AAA-Ottawa. Thar Lytle is batting .288 for \-Lyncnburg. Cyle Bono is 0-0 with a 11.57 ERA for A-Lancaster, evin Melillo is batting 250 ifter move to AA-Midund. latt Allegra is hitting just 198 back at A-Stocktoa juty Grayson is hitting -268 or Class A - Bakersfield evin Harris is baiting 290 Dr A-Lynchburg Ml Venters is 8-5 with 2 saves uwl a 4.10 ERA for A Rome jhn-Michael Howell is bal­ ling 363 tor A-Vermont Irrw Bulera u hilling 133 for LUm A Brooklyn Cyclones C See Gibson, Page 2B MwetteeBrewas ab To follow the progress of the tounyn ment log on to me tournament website at http: / / www.weimarsports.org/ BabeRuth/. The website also has a link to watch live webcasts of the games. Longwood, the Southeast Champion, will be a part of the National Division along with Southwest Champion, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana; Midwest Plains Champion, Mineral Area, Missouri; New England Champion, See World Series, Page 2B The Florida Collegiate Summer League held its first annual Awards Banquet on Sunday, July 24th, to highlight the end of another successful season. The race for first place in the league came right down to the wire, with Winter Park narrowly edging Zephyrhills and Daytona Beach for the top spot in the regular season and No. 3 seed Zephyrhills nipping No. 4 seed Sanford, 2-1, in the League Championship Came played Sunday, July 31st at Tropicana Field in downtown St. Petersburg right after the hometown Tampa Bay Devil Rays beat the Kansas City Royals. The Awards Banquet featured seven league awards named after FCSL's honorary league advisors. The Chipper Jones Most Valuable Player Award went to Zephyrhills' Lee Cruz, who was first or second in almost every offensive catego­ ry with a .437 batting average, seven home runs, 32 KB1, 63 total bases and a 724 slugging percentage The Frank Viola Most Valuable Pitcher Award went to Winter Park '• Ty Pryor, who had a league best ERA of 0 56 to go along with a 4 O record. Amazingly, he allowed only 14 hits while striking out 42 batters in 32 innings pitched. The Dante Bichette Batting Champ was given to the player with the highest batting average in the league, and this year it was Winter Haven's Brantly Clay, who narrowly won the title by batting .437. This year's Strike Out Leader was Sanford's Drew Shetrune, who displayed his dominance on the mound by striking out 55 batters in only 41 innings pitched. The Relief Pitcher of the year went to Daytona Beach's Dominic Petracca, the former Seminole High School and Daytona Beach Community College star and is now the closer fur UCF, who had a 5-0 record and two saves to go with his 0.67 ERA. The Tim Raines Sr. Base Stealing Champ was Winter Park '» Corey Whiting, who stole 20 bases in 22 attempts on the 30 game season. The David Eckstein Sportsmanship Award, ior the player who demonstrates his respect for the game ui his play on the field and his respect for others by his demeanor off the iield, See Award*, Page 2B Maraid pnoto by Jim Wwrtr The Chipper Jones Most Valuable Player Award went to Zephyrhills first baseman Lee Cruz (No 16. above), who was first or second m the Florida Collegiate Summer League statistics almost every offensive category with a 437 batting average seven home runs 32 HBl. 63 total bases and a 724 slugging percentage �Pane 2B Tm h u u Sunday, Auiurt 7, 2005 Gibson Continued from F ife I I in Hardy by this week (August 5th) because Mike has to be fin­ gerprinted, etc., to get his teacher's certificate in Virginia in time for the opening day of school on August 15th. “The house is still in die lat­ ter stages of being finished,' added Gibson in Lite July. 'I hope they get it done by the time I have to go up, because 1 don't want to have to live in a hotel or rent an apartment.' Gibson will be a very busy man as Virginia also has an indoor track season to along with the traditional for Florida, cross country and outdoor track seasons. He will also be the boys and girls coach for those programs, but he will have plenty of help as he will have two assistants for indoor track and as many as three for the outdoor season. * 'I talked to the new Principal up there and he left it up to me as to what I wanted to do,' said Gibson. 'I told him 1 would feel more comfortable being in charge of the whole program and that was fine with him. And then he told me about the assis­ tant coaches. I don't know if I will know how to act with that much help.” Gibson feels he has left the Lake Mary program in good shape for new coach Luther Davis, who Gibson said he has a lot of confidence in. And not much will change to begin with as Davis will be in charge for the first time when the popular Lake Mary Summertime Cross Country Run that annually kicks off th i Cross Country season is run on Saturday, August 27th. The -race will be run at the Lake Mary Cross Country Course (located behind Lake receive medals with ribbons going to the second through 10th place finishers. There will be separate 5K races for the 13-to-18 boys and 13-to19 girls with medals going to first through 20th place finish­ ers and ribbons going to 21stthrough-75th place. The cost to enter is $4 per per­ son prior to Monday, August 22nd and $8 on the morning of thence. The race day time schedule is as follows: • 7 am . _ Late Registration. • 7:45 am . _ 5K run, 19-andOver and 12-and-Under (both World Series Awards — Con tinned from Page IB went to Orlando catcher Robert Dykehouae. The Awards Banouet also honored individual accom­ plishments from the season as each head coach selected Me team's Most Valuable Pitcher and Most Valuable Player. Sanford River Rats manager Ricky Plante named John Du cry as their best pitches after nis outstanding season featuring two wins, an ERA of 1.24 and 30 strikeouts in 29.0 innings pitched. Their best position player was All-Star catcher Jonathan Luaoy, who led die team with a .330 batting average and .417 on-base per­ centage while adding 16 runs scored and eight RBL River Rats shortstop and for­ mer Oviedo High School AllAmerica Bridger Hunt also received his trophy, a special bat, for being named die Most Valuable Player for this year's All-Star Game. Not surprisingly, the Daytona Beach Barracudas selected Petracca as their top pitcher after he went 5-0 with a 0.67 opponents ERA and heldI< its to a batting average of .159 during the season. Their best position player was infielder John Cooper, who batted .267 with an on-base percentage of .431 and eight RBI for the season. The Orlando Shockers select­ ed Zadi Butler as their best pitcher since he led the team with two wins, 10 appearances, three complete games and 48 strikeouts. Former Lake Brantley star Matt Dobbins, s left-handed outfielder and sometimes pitcher, was named { their best position player after , leading the team with a .295 batting average and a home run and 12 RBI. Mary High School) with the day beginning at 7 a.m. with Late Registration. Racing begins at 7:40 a.m. The race is not an official high school event and no team may run under a school name, although tfw event Is geared for the 13-to-H age groups. Age groups are 10-and-Under, ll-to-12, 13-to-lB, 19-10-29, 30to-39, 40-to-49, and 50-andOver. All seven Age Groups have both Male and Female divisions. A0 first place finishers in each 5K race aga group (except 13-to19, both male and female) Stamford, Connecticut; and the Host Team, Tri-County of Weimar. Making up die American Division will be Pacific Southwest Champion, Sen Gabriel, California; Pacific Northwest Champion, Calgary Alberta, Canada; Middle Atlantic / Today's (Saturday) schedule has die pening Ceremonies at 11 am . which Opening indude the opening game (MM between bttw w n San Stf Gabriel and Newark. Longwood will play pi v again* , the hoets bom A T h e battery of pitcher John D u ce y (a b o ve ) and catcher Jonathan Lucroy (left) were named the Pilcher of the Year and Hitter of the Year for the Sanford R iver Rate at the recent Florida Collegiate Sum m er League Aw arda Banquet. Lopez, who also propped at The Winter Haven Wart Oviedo and now starts for Hogs' best pitcher this season was Wes Spickard, who went Jacksonville University, and hit 1-1 this season with an ERA of a team high 305 while also leading the team in runs scored 231 and 35 strikeouts in 35 with 14 and doubles with nine. ngs. Their leading hitter inninj The league champion W3Si their catcher Austin Zephyrhub Snappers selected Hubbard, who hit .330 for the first baseman Lee Cruz as their season with team highs in top hitter, and he certainly home runs with two and RBI pro'ved he was one of the best with 18. The Winter Park Diamond hitti tters in the teasigue by batting .437 with seven home runs and Dawgs selected Pryor as their Bl. Thtir Their Itop pitcher was best pitcher after he went 4-Ota * 'SMtBl: his 6 starts this season with a e Harley, who went 3-0 i Mike! minuscule ERA of 0.56. Their withi ia 1.72 ERA in a team high top hitter was shortstop Matt 36.2 innings pitched. The rest of the opening day schedule is as follows: * Game *2* 1-30 p m , Jefferson Parish vs. Stamfocd; * Game 93 _ 530 p m , Hammond vs. Del Rio. The schedule for the net of the tourna­ ment, if there are no weather problems, is as follows: Sunday, August 7th: * Game 15 noon, Hammond vs. San Gabriel; * - 96 _ 2J0 p m , Jefferson Pariah ve. • Game *7 _ 5J0 p m , Calgary Alberta vs. Del Rio; • Game #8 _ 8 p m , Weimar vs. Mineral Area. Monday, August Mu • Game #9 _ 11 a m _ San Gabriel vs. C alory Alberta; •Game #10 _ 1JO p m , Mineral Area vs. Jefferson Parish; * Game #11 _ 5JO p.m., Newark vs. Hammond; • Game #12 _ 8 p m , Stamford vs. Diesday, August 9th: * Game #13 _ 11 a m , Longwood vs. Mineral Area; * Game #14 _ 1JO p.m., Calgary Alberta vs. Hammond; * Game #15 _ 5JO p.m., Del Rio vs. male and female). • 8:30 a.m. _ 14-to-19 Girts Race (5K). • 9:15 a.m. _ 14-to-18 Boys Race (5K). • 10 a.m. _ Awards Ceremony. Additional information and entry forms can also be obtained on www.flrunners.com. Gibson also said he will con­ tinue to follow the activities in Seminole County and that his local friends can follow the progress of his new adventure on the internet at www.Vir­ ginia runners, com. Newark; . * Game 116 _ 8 p m , Stamford vs. Weimar. Wednesday, August 10th: * Game #17 _ 11 a m , Mineral Area vs. Stamford; * Game #18 _ 1JO p.m., Newark vs. Calgary Alberta; * Game #19 _ 5JO p.m., Del Rio vs. San Gabriel * Game #20 _ 8 p.m., Weimar vs. Jefferson Parish. Thursday, August 11th: * Game 'A ' _ 5JO p m , 3rd Place American vs. 2nd Place National; * Game "B ' _ 8 p.m., 3td Place National vs. 2nd Place American. Friday, August 12th: * Game “C“ _ 5:30 p.m., Winner of Game "A" vs. 1st Place American; * Game "D" _ 8 p.m., Winner of Game "B" vs. 1st Place National. Saturday, August 13th: * Championship _ 1 p.m.. Winner of Game *C* vs. Winner of Game "D". * Awards Presentation to follow game. Longwood won the district title by beating rival Oviedo in the finals and went on to win the Florida State Championships and a spot in the Southeast Regionals. In the Southeast Regionals they were unde­ feated with wins over the State Champions from Alabama, Virginia and Western North Carolina in pool play and then defeated Eastern North Carolina and Alabama (Mobile) in the Final Four. Also in the field was Tennessee, which was eliminated in pool pi*yFollowing the Championship Game, Longwood pitcher/shortstop Drew Morgan was voted tne Most Valuable Player by tne tournam ent directors after going undefeated on the hill and batting a mind-boggling .692. The team is Managed by Brian Morgan w ith Curtis Smith and Craig Allen serving as coaches. Members on the team are Kevin Lay, Brian Bullock, Austin Chubb, Jose Correa, Brenton Crowther, David Fowler, Kyle Holley, Tyler Kinson, Chad Allen, Alex Lom bardi Drew Morgan, Brandon Marlette, Jimmy Reid, David Rivera, Sean Robison and Zach Smith. Briefs KRUSH HEAD TO "W* LEAGUE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP The Central Florida Krush extended their inaugural sea­ son another week by winning the Central Division Championship and advancing to the "W" League Final Four in New Jersey mis weekend. The Krush played the Ottawa Fury, who are in the Final Four for the third season in a row, yesterday (Friday) with last years league Champions and Runners-up, the Vancouver WhiteCaps and the New Jersey Wildcats, play­ ing in the other semifinal. The losers will meet in the Consolation Game at 4:30 p.m. tommorow (Sunday), while the winners will play in the Championship match at 7 p.m. and will be broadcast live on Fox Sports World. You can listen to the all of the Final Four Championship games live on the web by going to http://www.teamline.ee/ teampages.html?teamcode-0851. There is no coat to listen to the games. SANFORD YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL RECISTRATION/P LAYER PLACEMENT DAY The Sanford Recreation Department will be holding Registration/Player Placement Day today (Saturday) and next Saturday, August 13th, for Youth Flag Football for chil­ dren ages 5-12 years old at Ft. Mellon Park (600 East 1st Street). Cost per participant is $40 for City Residents and $50 for Non-City Residents. The 5-6 Year Old Age Group will take the field at 9 a m The 7-9 Year Old Age Group at 10:30 a.m. The 10-12 Year Old Age Group at noon. Games will begin on Saturday, September 3rd. Sign up at the Sanford Recreation Department 300, North Park Avenue * City Hall Coaches are also needed and anyone interested should con­ tact the SRD as soon as possi­ ble For more information, please Divisions of Open Wheel call Rodney Stancil at 407-3305697 or email: stancilfgd aanModified, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly fnrd.fl.ua Stock. RAGE TRYOUTS In addition to the Late Open Try-outs for ORLAN­ Models, the Open Wheel DO RAGE (Semi-Pro Football) Modifieds figure to offer p eat are set for the next four Satur * v ir ist 6,13, 20 and action as Tank Dicker and Art Kunzeman are only five points 2" ahowalter Field apart in the standings and the Eu. j Cady Way, Winter action will be hot. P .ight behind the Visitors' fttgafc Pit gate opens at 4 p.m. with Stand at Showalter Field). andsta grandstands opening at 6 p.m. Registration and Check in at and racing beginning. ......................... : at 7:30 Noon, Try-outs at 1 p.m. p.m. Attendance at one of die General admission is $10, scheduled try-outs is mandato­ with students and seniors $5, ry for anyone interested in and children 11 and under making tne 2006 rage roster, FREE. including all returning Rage New Smyrna Speedway is players. located between SR 44 and SR Tne details are as follows: 415 between 1-4 and 1-95 eight 1) Registration Fee of $50 miles west of New Smyrna paid in cash at door for all Beach in beautiful Samsula. positions except Offensive For more information on any Linemen who will pay $35. local short track action, call the Returning 2005 RAGE players FASCAR offices*at (386) 427will pay only $35. 4129 (New Smyrna), or check 2) Each paid registrant MUST sign waiver and release. the Internet site at WWW.FASCAR.ORG. 3) Each paid registrant will receive Official "Orlando Rage A+ VOLLEYBALL Practice Jersey", Orlando Rage Ac Volleyball is the private E-mail account and have an volleyball program provider opportunity to make the 2006 for Altamonte Sports. A+ Orlando Rage Roster. Volleyball provides leagues, 4) Registration at noon sharp. clinics, individual instruction Registration closes at 1 p.m. and events for ages 5-18 at the Lake Brantley South 5) Open Tryouts for any per­ Gymnasium. son over the age of 18 years. Ac Volleyball will be holding 6) Bring workout clothes and cleats and helmets (if you have youth volleyball leagues this one). Equipment sales reps will August for both juniors and be present for ordering. high school players. 7) Each registrant will be The "Little Spikers" Junior Skills Classes start Wednesday, required to perform a series of speed, strength, endurance and August 10th and runs for seven weeks. League times are agility drills. 6 p.m.-to-7;30 p.m. Cost per 8) Break down into position player is $85 (includes t-shirt). groups for workout. This class is designed for the 9) Full group work out, 7 on beginner and intermediate 7 drills, etc, 10) "Call backs" will be made player and will sharpen a play­ er's volleyball skills. for additional Tryouts and The Boys High School “looks". Volleyball League also start Contact Chris Morrison for Wednesday, August 10th and further details at runs for seven weeks League CMorrisontiOrlandorage com times are 7:30 p m.-to-10 p m. or Randy Horn at and the cost is $40 per player RHorn4fOrlandoRage.com or A tournament against South 407- 325-1436 Teams will be held the last LATE MODELS AT NEW week of the league SMYRNA The Monday Indoor Tonight (Saturday) New Recreational Volleyball League Smyrna Speedway welcomes starts Monday, August 15th back the Lake* Models along and is for six-person co-ed with the other FASCAK teams only. League times are 7:30 p.m.-to-10 p.m. and the coat la $175 per team. Ac VoUeyoall will offer future volleyball programs in beach and adult to please con­ tinue to checkout the Ac Volleyball web site at wWW-QTlanHnvnlleyhall tnm. call 407-523-5048 or e-mail at ORLVBOAOL.COM toplay the exdting sport of volleyball. WRESTLING IN DeBARY Southern Championship Wrestling and Ker's Wing House of Sanford present, "Walker versus Briggs," on Saturday, August 13th at the V.F.W. Hall Post 8093 located at 351 South Highway 17-92 in DeBary. In the Main Event SCW Heavyweight Champion Vordell Walker has accepted the challenge of Dagon Briggs. Last month in a Contender's Match Briggs earned the opportunity to face Walker by defeating Jason Hexx. Hexx will also be on the card in a one-on-one matchup with Scott Davis. In other scheduled matches: The Heartbreak Express will be defending their Tag Team Title against "Members Only" Josh Rich and a mystery part­ ner. Former SCW stars Frankie Capone and Thump Dupree return as a team to square off with "Sudden Impact", Jason Sensation and Tommy Marr. There will also be a tourna­ ment for the vacant SCW Cruiscrweight Championship among contenders Chasyn Ranee, Jerrelle Clark, Krazy K and Aaron Epic. Also, "The Living Legend," Larry Zbyszko, is scheduled to be on hand to address the crowd in regards to his future plans with Southern Championship Wrestling. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. for a "Meet and Greet" with Bell Time set for 7JO p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for children under the ague of 12. For more information, please call 407-474-4453 or visit the SCW at www scwflonda.com MERRILL PARK SOFTBALL Mernll Park in Altamonte Springs is now accepting regis­ trations for its Fall Softball sea­ son. There are! openings lfor Women, Co-Ed >Ed and M Men's Class A and D levels. Registration runs through August 15th at the Merrill Park Complex. This will be a 10-Week sea­ son and the registration fee is $355 per team. For any additional informa­ tion call Bill Goebel at 407-5718779. SOAP BOX DERBY RALLY . DAY Central Florida Soap Box Derby and The Sanford Recreation Department will be sponsoring a Rally Derby on Saturday, August 20th at Derby Park (North Oregon Avenue off West 25th Street) in Sanford. Check in is at 7 a.m. with racing beginning at 8 a.m. Ail cars and drivers must meet AASBD standards and there will be three classes, stock, super stock and master. The cost is $25 per car, or $35 for an additional family mem­ ber (brother or sister), if pre­ registered and paid by August 15. After August 15th there will be a $10 late fee and there will be no on-site registration! For more information contact Norm Perry, Race Director, at 407-330-5697(work) or 321-2670168 (home). CROSS COUNTRY New Lake Mary High School cross country coach Luther Davis will be in charge for the first time when the popular Lake Mary Summertime Cross Country Run that annually kicks off the Cross Country sea­ son is run on Saturday, August 27th. The race will be run at the Lake Mary Cross Country Course (located behind Lake Mary High School) with the day beginning at 7 a.m. with Late Registration. Racing begins at 7:45 a.m. The race is not an official high school event and no team may run under a school name, although the event is geared for the 13-to-18 age groups. Age groups are 10-and-Under, ll-to-12, 13-to-18, 19 to-29, 30to-39, 40-to-49, and 50-andOver. All seven Age Groups have both Male and Female divisions. All first place finishers in each 5K race ag» group (except 13to-18, both male and female) receive medals with ribbons going to the second through lOthpIace finishers. Tnere will be separate 5K races for the 13-to-18 boys and 13-to-18 girls with medals going to first through 20th place finishers and ribbons going to 21st-through-75th place. The cost to enter is $4 per per­ son prior to Monday, August 22nd and $8 on the morning of the race. The race day time schedule is as follows: * 7 a.m. _ Late Registration. * 7:45 a.m. _ 5K run, 19-andOver and 12-and-Under (both male and female). 8:30 a.m. _ 14-to-18 Girls Race (5K). 9:15 a.m. _ 14-to-18 Boys Race (5K). * 10 a.m. _ Awards Ceremony. Additional information and entry forms can also be obtained on www.flrunners.com. *45 GOLF & LUNCH (WITH THIS COUPON ONLY) Pl.n Iimai ujm (.filt \ ( iitifiirt l lul. M.iniLit Ihm IruLii uni ■i^i,k lim. h !»Ion nt jlli i .mi m th. mml nirmn Mill.- <i.ll n|>i r.rm rs m tim, |,|r "* Cal Ik* CaN Simp Sim For AI n fim*! •COLF AND COUNTRY CLUB* 321-0010 No*>iM•an anyc*hm o o>onNMayt 00»< Wougfi Auqmi l r nui Pic* I ?j!***° '* • w* to 4 t«>K*w t m • tU*aU to im i u . h J L 5 S — —sfi! 9! 5 ! i U , % w i u oo«ff, ^ M p m �Tot Herald H Sunday. August 7.2005 Page 3B H Tto Place Your Ad Cal 55— Business OrroimjNiTiEs t l-L _ I I ____ m r« Monvy M o n ty To o 407-430-21OB 71— H e lp W a n t e d M Naad (because they a rt •Iready worttag tar uaf). 3 LPNs & 2 RN* needed ASAP. Please call {407)740-S3S4 M -F S a 8 p and aak lor Donna, or apply online alwwwlnteflmttealthcarecomr A k iin ^ F U a h t Attendente Start a new adventural Why lust dream of a career In Pie travel Industry? Allegiant Air is seeking. out indrvtduate'ip tweed Flight Attendant team IF Y O U R A R E— 'At leaat 21 year* ol age ‘Authorized to work In Pie US and able to enter Canada, Caribbean, and Mexico ’Able to attend Paining lor 4 week* In Las Vegas Nevada ...This might be Ihe opportunity you have been waiting tori AOeglant Air will be hosting 2 Open Oroup Interview and Information Sessions on Pie following date and location Comfort Suites 590 Ava Court. Sanford. FL 32771 Seesion t : August 11.2005 '9 10:00am Session 2: August t l. 2005 <D 8 00pm Doers w# dose ommcthraltte beginning ol each session Sessions may continue tor up to 4-5 hours. Candidates are urged to bring a completed Allegiant Air application to Pie interview! Please visit <w aflnniantair m m tor more information and to obtain an employment application Gwetuly follow ait instructions on the application I We look toward to seemg you! Allegiant Air Is an Equal Opportunity Employer Allas General Inc. help wanted, must have transportation Please call. 407-772-2158. Aviation Company now Accepting Resumes Professional Appearance Customer Service Reps Call 407-32 1 8880 or Fax 407-321-8405 Barber, Part Tim e 407-302-8088 407-383-7591 (C P ) Bobcat Operator-Class 0 License. Final Grade Experience (407) 322-8133 Candlewood Suites a looking lor town members to p n a great hotel staff We have an opening lor a front desk associate position, whose work schecfoie w i be McrvFn, 3pn> 11pm Apply m person 1130 Greenwood BNd. Lake Mary F L 32748 407585-3000 E O E . D FW P CARPET H ELPERExp helpful must have valid FL DC 2553 S Park D r . Sanford 407322 3241 Cashiers, Food Prep & Dining Room Attendants Breafctasllunch shifts Full or Pert time. No Sundays. Duck Fit-A in Lake Mary Apply m person 407 333 8875 Mmng helpers and leaders tor lewn m e m t, landscape installation and bee work Great pay Fuff and part sme Some e<p vy Ceff k e r 'l 407 734 7743 71— H e lp W a n t e d 71— H elp W a n t e d 1407- 322-2611 71— H e l p W a n t e d 71— H elp W a n ted 71— H elp W a n te d 98— R 103— H ouses- en ta ls U C O L A Drivers Needed 2 years exp. req. Must kve within 55 miles of Daytona. Local Work, home daily, and over night trips. Great Benefit* Up to $950 00 ♦ per week Meet the Salem Carriers Recruiter/Walk In August 8th, 9th. 10th. 11th, 12th. 13th, 14th, 15th 8 am to 5 pm Salem Carriers Inc. 3143 International Speedway Bkrd. Daytona Beach. FL Call 1-800-709-2538 Clear And Giub Experience And Supervisor For Crew. (407)322-8133 i .*>■n . i entry, counter serv, Lift up to 30 lbs M -F wbenefits 8 req Windows A aftn to detail. Will train. Cindy 407-322-8897 Cook needed for a large day care center. Pis call 407-8059332 D E D IC A TE D 'More predictable schedules Consistent miles, approx. 2.400 ‘ Steadier checks, paid weakly ‘Average $750 per week. $40k per year ‘ Assigned conventional equipment Full benefits with choice oI medical plans A career with J.B . Hunt Dedicated proxies sttbtty- and we're committed to ottering a dedicated |ob that keeps you satlslisd for the long run. Positions based In Reddick are limited-call today: 1-888-852-4327 E O E Subj to d/s. 3 mos class A exp req DOCK PERSON U rg e nursery facility needs dock person to handle paperwork for shipments Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs repeatedly Must be flexible and detail oriented. Assembly workers slso needed, ffppty ft person at 8770 West State Rd 46 or cail 407330-0296 esl 224 Driver - Regional Solos, O T R Teams and Contractors wanted $5000 sign-on bonus lor Teams and $1,000 sign-on bonus for Contactors. Great pay 5 home time, health insurance 6 *01(k) Requrw Class A-COL. Open Sunday 800-489-5065 Duvers/Lsborers: Highway construction company looking for reliable A dependable people who are able to travel A wortdnFUSC A N C - W t h M immediate openings lor drivera/latoorers. Must be ebte to hendte labor work as well as driving. Dr*. Uc. must be clean. All others need nol apply Start at $8 5O/$10/tir. Plenty ol opportunity tor overtime. Over B hrs, time A a halt. 8 paid holidays Daily out ol town per dtem. We will train Benefits Include vacation, health Insurance A profit sharing. Man A woman are encouraged to apply EOE/DFWP. 407-321lO IO o r 1-800-749-1 Of 5 Electricians Experiencad and Helpers. Live Electric. 520 Laurel Ave.. Sanford. 407-3216990 M t -jf f l/ . v l b : m ____ Expd cooks A server*, Jody Qalor Fish Cam p A Restaurant. Grow with ua on baauM St Johns Hvar at SR48, 4 miles east of Geneva. Apply in person. Experiencad Cook In ‘ Italian Cuisine’ Longwood Restaurant Call 407-2658248 F T Lawn Service workers needed wilh FL. Drivers License Some exp. preferred Call 407-321-9714/ Full Tim # Expd Cook. Apply in parson, Vivona'sFine Italian Restaurant, Lake Mary. 407-320-2040. IN V E S TIG A TE B E F O R E Y O U IN VEST! Always ■ good policy, aspecially for business opportunates and Itanchaea. Cal Florida Dept, ol Agriculture A Consumer Services at 800-4357352 or F TC -H E L P tor Irse ntormabon. Or veil our Web site at www ftc gov/bUop. Florida law requires sellers ol certain business opportunities to register with Florida Dept, ol Agriculture A Consumer Services before selling Call to verity lawful registration before you buy LA B O R E R S N E E D E D FOR UNDERGROUND. UTILITY CONTRACTOR Starting Salary $8.5<VHr HEALTH INSURANCE ANO 401K PLANI Drug free workplace. Apply el: MO Hiller Drive, AtUmonte Springe *07-260• 000. EOE Driver needed Must have dean record. Must be over 25 yrs old. Proper attire Contact Kaftey*! Transportation 407-9272500 Driver/Dedicated Reg Lane C O A S TA L TR A N SP O R T HOM E EV ER Y W EEK EN D G U A R A N TE E D ! 85% Preloaded/Pretarped Avg $888 $ 10 1 9-week Part time opening avail) Jacksonville, FL Terminal C D L-A req'd 877-428-5827 www ctdrivers com Drlver/Warehouee sale Onvers Ixense. Drug Free. MF, 8am-5pm, Full or Part Time Apply 138 Commerce Way. Sanford 407-322-9207 Drivers • DUM P TR U C K , Class B. benefits, 407-3228133 Now rtm g Al Poatoone F/T and P/T. Q|B Tiv-.ks Cashiers. C m inter Hein. Bar Tundeta. Rinsers A Pith washers High \A**ne Food Coins Located at tfw Sw Axd Axport Burking *0Applications are now being excepted EO E M.F/V/D Creative Host Services/ Com pass G roup-U SA 407 32341345 Accepting Applications M-F • 00a m 2 00pm Ml Q i is i " “ i--------r expd meams 407 4186127 Lawn Maintenance Foreman • Able to run 3 to 4 man crew Top Pay plus Bonuses Cail 407-831 8436 Leisure Bay Industries. Inc. a leading manufacturer of above ground spas is rapidly growing and looking to fiN the following positions in the Lake May and Orlando area for 1st and 2nd shift Leisure Bay will provide some training on these positions as some exp is necessary Assemblers Quality Control, Janitors, Repair man. Detail Painter, Industrial mechanic and inventory Control Clerk Intereslad canddate* should cal *07 2102347 or 407-210-2339 to schedule an appointment tor an interview Lc /O rd Baptist Minister to pastor we* estao church Send lesume Pulpit Committee Si PaM M O CtsxOi813PvwAee Sanford FI 32771 by Aug 12 2006 M ED IC A L A S S IS T A N T • Are you a positive, friendly professional who en|oys working with children and seeks to wok to a pleasant, fastpaced pediatrics office with excellent benefits'! Please fas resum# to: 407-262-5797. EO E M ED IC A L A S S IS T A N T Lake Mary primary care practice has Immediate openings for a F T Family Practice M A and P T P s d s M A . Must be certified and /or raglstarad. Good benefits Submit resume indicating interest in Lake Mary MA position, including specialty, to: Physician Associates, Human Resources, 455 W. Warren A v a . Longwood. FL 32750, lax to (407) 262-5797 or apply online St tewwTaal com C p S T :! M 1 trrtr.rj * MctisteY Pizzeria now htrtng k i A part time drivers. Must work mtes A weekends. Pleas* contact Christina. 407-2212394 or apply at 3820 9. Orlando Dr. Sanford, in the Big Lots Ptaza. Vtvona's North Pizzeria need* drivers, pizza makers, subs, waitresses A phones. Apply with owner al 2477 Park Ava, Sanford. Operator: Trackho* tori underground storm/utititles crew 407-322-8133. Part Tim e cook, servers, A dishwasher needed. Contact Mytene 407-323-7306 Plumber's Helper Residential construction. Must have experience Best pay in Volusia County. Ins A Holidays. Sign on bonus 386-736-0221 PT parking tot attendants/cashiers/shuttie at the Orlando-San ford International Airport Experience in sales and/or customer service preferred Fax 407-585-4545 or call HR at 407-585-4500 Receptionist: Bilingual (English/Spanish) Good communications A customer service skills. FT. benefits available Cail 407-324-2442. Reptile Maintenance at focal pel store. P/T. flexible hours. $7 OOihr, bonuses 407-320-7001 San Francisco Oven ’ A Taste of the Bey Area" Featuring Brick Oven Pizzas, Soups. Salads. Sandwiches Now Hiring Lunch Hra. cashiers Salad/Sandwich Makers. Pizza Cooks Food Runners Dishwashers Apply in Person Any Day 2pm-6pm Located in Park Place Plaza. 7025 CR46-A Suite 1011. Lake Mary. F L 32746 (407)936-1107 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT BuUdoim , Bsckhon, L azdm , Dump T ru th , C rad m , S tn p tn , E ia v ite n Nat CIju . Aug la -NiUoral CtrtjficjLcr. •FifjncaJ AuiKXXt Secretary, F u l Tim#, $7.00/hr, computer exp necessary, casual atmosphere, Call Juke, 407-323-8822. Seeking axp. maintenance engineer, front desk A night auditor Apply in parson Holiday Inn Express 3401 S Orlando Dr. 5 5 6 5 # Crew: Local work. F/T wBt berwtta. 407-3226133 SM ALL EN GIN E M ECH AN IC Experienced with commercial lawn equipment. Longwood 407-260-1833 Stylists needed for busy salon in Seminole Town Center. Excellent commissions, medical A dental. For ntorvwwa contort Bras 407-3S#-' 1888 i'> I '-Hr / ill;.' Part time cook, servers A dishwasher needed. Contact Mytene. 407-323-7306. Tattoo Artist needed Part sme Would like to review your Dcrioto Pta Cal 388-479-2101 T h e Sanford Herald is looking for a sales professional to lead its advertising staff Newspaper sates experience is required This position is ideal for the sales professional with a proven track record who wants to move into a management position. The advertising director will be responsible for hiring, training and managing the sales staff: planning special section publications; and assisting with the creation ol new publications. The director also will be expected to lead by example and make regular sales calls The Sanford Herald • a twee a week. 5.000 paid circulation newspaper located in Sanford. The Herald also publishes tree newspapers in Lake Mary and Longwood. This is a tremendously last growing market. The Herald offers a competitive base salary, a commission and bonus plan, health nsurance. 2 weeks pud vacation, auto and cell phone alfowance. and a 401k. E-mad resume and references to Publisher Dan Ping al dping® seminoieheraid com. or mail them to 300 N. French Ave. Sanford. FL 32771 U-W Asst needed lor busy Insurance M GA in Lake Mary Commercial lines preferred Fax resume 407 833-9194 WORK THE BEST! Merry Maxis Is hiring because we are growing. No nights or weekends. You need a car A drivers license We provide a great place to work, benefits. A paid mileage Call 407-331-5266 Merry Maids UaUwnxrOwwF F E ra to iA l 800-383-7364 Ai*ua*4 lr»M | fcrwn Srwv'uBU UK $100wk. Efficiency Apartments. $150wk, also rent houses for tumished/unfurni sh«d. 407240-1188. 6 'T A 'iH 'fif <V<1f't'-i 40 7 321-0759 - 2 Houses for price oM . 3/1 B*. and 2/1 $199,000 99— A partments U nfurnished Lake Mary 3/1 Bik $200,000 73— Em ploym ent W anted DOYLE MANAGEMENT RE N T A L S ( 4 0 7 ) 322-2495 I W ill Clean You r House affordable priced. G ood Referenced available. Cell Merle 407-321-5240 93— R ooms For R ent M A R IN ER 'S V IL L A G E LAKE ADA I BOOM IMO/MO 2 BORM . MOO-MO ANO UP Cable Included 407-323-8870 $400/Mo. incl. elec.. W/D. cable rtsenet, t at A lest mo. dap. A appl fas. Share house 10X20 rm w/semi-private entrance. Prof environment. Sanford Airport near 417 exit N/S, N/D A quiet. Avail 9/1/05. 407-547-6832 Quality Living at Affordable Pricing, t, 2 A 3 Bedroom s, Lake View*. 407-322-9104. EHO. Clean A Secure tor single adult only Also Room tor Rent Full House privileges $1S0/wk. all utilities Incl 321-377-3033 100— C o n d o m in iu m R e n ta ls Pina Ridga C lu b 2/2. galed community, pool, tennis A spa Small pel allowed. $785-140 386-290-9105 L Room For Rent: Sanford Ave. tree cable, washer/dryer. cocking pnutogas SiOCVwk 321262-8118 Single room in Longwood steady employed, no liquor, no smoking $7Q/wk. $50 deposit 407-830-8218 95— R oom m ate W anted Seeking a person to share my home, view ol Lake Monroe, ful house privileges. C a l 407-3287232 tor an appotntmant 97— A partments Furnished te ta nd : Htetoric 3/1 5 2 story $950/monlh. 2/1. $590/month 407-262-2002. , , Sanford: 1BR. Carpet A We. toCfodea Cable A Water, P*no $565-5585 Dap Sanford: Mayfair Area, 3/2. carpet/tile. screened porch, double garage, community pool $ 1200/MO $1200/deposit D O YLE M ANAGEM ENT i W E RENT AND SELL HOM ESI Sanford 3/1 CHA. 2004 Holly Ave. Ready now $795 Pets ok with deposit 407-323-4540 Sanford 3/1, CHA. 128 Club Rd, Tie Doom. Ready now $850 P M ok with deposit. 407-323-4540 eg als Notice of Sale Pursuant to FI St 713 585. Auto Lien A Recovery. Inc w/Power ol Attorney, will sell the ioHowmg vehicles to the highest bidder to satisfy ken All auctions held with reserve as is where is. Cash or Certified funds. Inspect f week prior at lienor facility Interested parties call (954)893-0052 Sale dale OS-25-05 -1 10 00 am al Lienors Facility Auction will occur where each vehicle is located under License A80000538 Be advised that owner or lienholder has a right to a hearing prior to the schedule dale of sale by fikng with the Clerk of Courts Owner-Lienholder may recover the vehicle without instituting ludtoei proceedings by posr -g bond ss per FL Slat 559 917 Net proceeds m excess ot lien amount will be deposited with the Clerk ol Court 25% BUYERS PREMIUM 4SEMB866 ken amt $2625 00 19/8 C HEVR O LET PK vm# C C O I4 8 A 133945 leg ERIC THOMAS ol 517 MOHEE LOOP WINTER SPRINGS, cus: MR. ERIC, ol UNKNOW N, ill: NONE lienor TH E BODY SHOP, t900 S US HIGHWAY 17-92. LONGW OOD PuOksh August 7. 2005 T022 Puttie Auction Pubkc auction to be held al 9 01 am. on the day(s) speci­ fied below, at the front door ot Athen s Towing, Inc Located al 2499 Old Lake Mary Rd Suite 134. Sanford. FL tor the purpose ol disposing of the fol­ lowing vehicles. For further information please cail (407)321-2948 0*734)5 (1) Year 1989-Make CHEVY VAN VIN4 1GCEG25H3K7120672 Publish August 7, 2005 T023 H ELP W A N TED • CNA's • Food Sorvors • Cooks Excellent opportunity for experienced individuals for an upscale retirem ent com m unity. Must be a professional and w ant steady em ployment. Above average starting wages for those who are qualified. All candidates please fax their resum es. Resume Fax 407-322-3065 P h o n o 407-322-2207 •Jcfc P la to ** A u iu rct Round PM Shop Mu*l Her* OL (407)122 #133 n f u r n is h e d r e f t Heriuge at L ik e Forest •3 S ig n s • B rig h t R r e -P r ic e d L a b e ls • C h e c k li s t / tip s O m it T a d u i 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 B 1 1 § | tim n n itiim m m in m n n m tm �SA LD n -fli — C O M M IIO A L K 141— H om es 191 — B u il d in g Fo r Sa le in t a l s M 222— M u sic a l I n st r u m e n t s a t e r ia l s 235— T r u c k /S U V S /V a n s o n t o S i John* M o t Port of Sanford. Great S H llM rtN lM I H Of parting Gteel 6l$OOfMO p to* CAM. to W < l ( M | t O . M i ter Don. ! ! • —O m ci F o $i R S Ntea2flR. po»ato>) 3rd. 1 bteh. comranlant location, C H A . a M te T L C . $110K. will 407-234-5188 i Birr m u m M fob c a sk l CNhuaftua puppy., AKC. u t t a A white, Mate with long-hair. Affactionata. playful, smart. Anaw w ratoPapalaPau. Paid $475 S a l $435 407-378-0283 •“7773. 1For 400 *q fn o aq a Santoro. Fulton . 407-314-3750. T O t t rS 407-221-7769 157— M o b il e H om es Fo r S a le H o m es S Fo b 3/2 DW, a l appiancaa A ahad. CompMdy M l iiady to rm w In. $687/mo. indudaa lot rant wWi approvad cradit 407-3238180. als 1 B1— A it p p l ia n c e s F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e i f f ■*». rmsiffcm *— w Naw Caramto TUa Int/Ext, wpe*m v h NASA technology. Vlaoo mamory loam mattraaa aat, aa aaan on TV/Mal. Naw in pteaic with manufactuW* warranty. Coal S I M n u t aal $885 407831-1322 O fl 386-753-1515 D a Jfv a ry a vw la W a . Painted Imarior, New Carpal. S 1 4 S J0 0 S OadMBate, over 3300 aq ft. 2 Fptoa, 4 Porch**. Hug* Living. Dining A Family A n a m l W*t Bar. Locatad In D M rld OwrlookinQ Park a 4 Btoeks to Monroa. Liatad In 1 - —*- *- ■—( i U—Jl_A— raKQHMTy Of rl*31QFlC Momea, $544,900 I*.M i l OSKOHNf V. 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Hauling 407-323-2841 (Horns Phone) 407-314-6878 (C a l Phone) Lawn Mower Repair & Old lawn mowers needed for parts. Osdga 2500 0teaa$2004 Craw Cab $24,950 221 Ml Cal or VMM 4078732988.com 407 - 427-5530 Ford F250 Ext C ab 2002 $22,950 Lariat 30k mi 5m Whsat call or visit 4078732988.com Ford Explorar 2004 4 Dr $13,950 $2B2iMTH ca l or vIM 4078732988 com Single Story Design 3 0 8— T r a c to r S e r v ic e •klp a Tractor Sarvica Recycled Concrete Driveways. Landfll A G ra d in g ▲ With 12 Mo Lease & Approved Credit FulTine, enky-levdjobwith benefitsavailable. NosWs required, butmanual labor • SpadouH Apartments «Kh large Closets • Late Front • Volleyball • Spariling Ibol * Tennis Courts SMfsrri Cb vi Martnntsi Country Lake i Apartments tel Purchasing and prior to tie of ‘ PuMah: August 7,2006 T011 SM Qfour 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford »330-5204 PutXMfi August 7.2009 T0 1 I NOTICE OF AUCTION 7,14.2008 T018 Thto aucton w* ba OUOUET 22.1888, st 900 AM Prttepaellva ineoaet the vahktoa on *• toy an ownarY ton te toe at Uncte Bob's Sail M 2880W . 29to Florida 32771, (407)88 1 — 88 And, due nodes having been given, to toe owner te ated property and te parses known la claim an ktotawtoaraIn. « d toe flme toecteed In such noioa tor payment te such hav­ ing atoked, toe goods wte ba eoM te puMe aucton te tow above stated address to toe hlghaat tedder or posed te on B 4.88W DelateAucSon Time 2 3 0 PM. op C M C U fT M AND PON COUNTY. 1411 IN RE: ESTATE O F A k a Rockard Stevanaon. Dixon, Household Furniture, SporSng Goods, TY Y te 128 Angela Household goods. Furniture, 253 . Wanda A. Household goods, Fumltura, Boxes, Appliance s, Tv's or i cash or fundi only OVIEDO right to TOWING or rakiaa any and te The following vatvetea art oltorad lor bkto: 1881 C H E V R O L E T 4 20 B E G 25K 1M 4140899 VM Pubtsh: August 7. 2006 7019 . MOTICfl OF AUCTION Thto aucton wd be hdd on AUGUST 23 1005 at 9 00 AM at 325 Auto Ava Ovwdo FL Prospective bidders may Impact toa vshleto* on toa day bteora toa Aucton Iran 9AM unN 8PM. Tarma are cash or escorted fund* only OVIEDO TOWING reserves toa ngN » or refuse any and a< The following vehicles are iot iwo#. om ma N O T K S T O CNROnONS The *tenM*kalon ol to* aattea of AUc* Rookifd Stvwniofi, dtoi— d, Fit Numb* 2005* CP-1411, la (tending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probata Dlvteion, toe aikkeeete which la: 301 N. Park Avenue, Santord. Florida 32771. The name and address te Representative nay are aat tonh below. A U CR ED ITO R S O F TH E D E C ED E N T ARE NOTIFIED TH AT AM crtdrton of tht dtcodtnt and other parsons having ctekna or demands against decedent's estate on whom a copy te tola Is served within tor r toe delate toe Drat te tola notice must 1982 P L Y M O U T H G R A N VO YAGER Vtftf IP4GH94R1NX229613 424 • Margaret A. Bowles. t^Bewa i w w J u ^ x t ju u u lw B ru u S lju i nCKittnOHJ yOOuS, SporTirrg goods. Toola. Construction Equip. 508 - WMard B. Tlnchar, Household goods, Fumltura. Sporting Oooda. Tools. Appliances. Landscaping EquIpL, Motorcyda. 812 •Wanda Parfcar, Household goods. Furniture, Boxes. PuMah: August 7,14. 2006 7016 UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION F I r i i im l a J lw w rr^ iw ir4 i ■■kli H4Pmov«i oi in# do#8cno#cj vonh claa was conducted In compiance wth F.S. 71378. Non tod Kenya Towing w* sal add vstwctoa at Public Auction tor Cadi on A U O U B TIf, 2006. at 1000 AM . at 102 N. M^Ua Ave.. Santord, F L 32771. AM vertdes •ted AS IS. No Ida guaranteed. Harrya Towing raaarvaa toe right to bid on any vehlde. claim eito toe Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THR EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF s e r v ic e q f a » py o f r m I N OTICE to I hour prior to sate. toough too personal representa­ tive haa recognued the d u n or 1991 CHEVROLET demand by paying a part of N or 20CHC39N2M1167634 interest on it or otherwise. A l odwr creditors te too dece­ dent and parsons having ctemta or demands against the dece­ dent's estate muat Me a written state,riant ol took darn with toe Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A a CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT S O FILED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED EVEN THOUGH NO O B JEC ­ TION T O THE CLAIM IS FILED UNLESS TH E CO U RT EXTENDS TH E TIM E IN WHICH TH E CLAIM MAY BE FILED AN EXTENSION MAY BE G RANTED ONLY UPON OROUNDS OF FRAUD, ESTOPPEL. OR INSUFFI­ CIEN T N O TICE O F THE CLAIMS PERIOD THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS AUQUST 7. 2009. /*/ Shame CotomPo Shams Colombo Personal Representative Rural Route 42. Box 460 Lake Butter, Florida 32064 417-3234381 3291 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford Conkacts Ih 5 | Wnfutofi llllB fT Ifn i Of m ill 2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v ic e s Chsvrotet Skvarado 2003 4x4 Ext Cab $15950. C a l or vteil 4078732988 com Com e Check Us Out] 1st Month s Rent te 4a. teyola Ikeoma 2003 4x4 Auto 30k ml $14,980 4 .8 % APfl ca l or vtelt 40787329W.com 385-775-2522. 300 OFF ba dawnteadad at no tewrg*. SoMdtatton and Procuranwnt te M o avaSabte al ffw Purchasing and Corwacte DMakm. tocalad In Pa County 1101 East 1st S t . Room 32W . Santord, Florida. Phona 407-888-7131. e iT w c e ie u r c o u n t teuzu Axiom 2002 Parted $11,450 can or 4078732968 com Fo r S ale a n te d Ford F180 2000,32K Ext C M $13,480 $282/Mth C a l or vtelt4B7V7329W.com For mformation on Banknote County BCC procurements, vtek our nebeas te •ammotacountyfl pov/purCurrsnt Precursnwnt lor a 1st of M F U W . B uy Convenient Spacious Affordable is c e l l a n e o u s 231— C W 1 Cara For Vbur Dog or Cal in Vbur N o rm White YtauAr* GontePtoniy o T O C . WBbrtng in nawapapan. m il and a w n plants I 219— W Country Style j City Living M fo rd P ia 6 1988 v B M a M AT. A C $2,960 c a l or vtelt 4076732988.com 812 East Catotete Dr.. Sta. ISO Ortando.FL 32803 TWaphone: 407/481-29*3 (C O U N TY BCC FH O JEC T SOUCTTAnONS Fo r S a le Ct(f)M J T Michael Woods. Attorney for toe Personal Representative Florida Bar No. 132993 PuMah: August 7. 2009 T020 N O TK E Vehicte Auction # 9 00am WHEN: August 29,2006 WHERE: PauFt Towing. 1919 W. 1st Slraat. Sanford FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1988 MAKE: FORD MODEL: PICK UP COLOR RED V1N I : 1FTEF15Y6JNB75432 Vehicto Auction 0 9 00am WHEN: August 23 2006 WHERE: Pad's Towing. 1919 W 1st Slretl. San lord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR: 1993 MAKE: DOOGE MOOEL: VAN COLOR: GREEN V1N F 2B4GH293XPR321059 VEHICLE YEAR: 1965 MAKE: 0LDSM06ILE MOOEL: 2DR COLOR: WHITE VIN I: 1G3GM47Y9FP354525 1994 NISSAN 1N4EB32A1RCS07524 Ntxica la heraby given Paul s Tbwmg wd set al public auction lor salvaga lor cash on demand to fvghesl bidder, the following 1990 CHRYSLER 1C3XJ5533LG480619 2000 KAWASAKI JKAEXVD17YA0676292 Prospective bidders may inspect vehicles one hour prior t o sate. Terms art "CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS' Pauls Towing re serves toa right to accept or rsiect any and all BIOS 1996 CHEVROLET 1GCCS1443S6t21264 Publish: August 7, 2006 T017 Publish: August 7. 2005 T02.1 N OTICE OF AUCTION Thta auction will ba held on AUGUST 131008. at 9 00 AM st 323 Audi A va . Ovwdo. F L Prospective bidders may inspect toe vehicles on toe day bekxe toe Auction from 9AM until 6PM. Terms are cash or certified funds only OVIEDO TOWING reserves toa right to accapl or ratosa any and bids. The following vthiclaa ottered tor bids: are 1909 DOOGE VIN4 1B7FL26X1KS127610 1989 MAZDA RX7 VIN4 JM 1FB3326F0878979 NOTICE OF PUBLIC 8ALE Public auction to ba held at 9 00 am on toe 22nd dey ol AUGUST. 2009 Al toe front door of Sanford Towing 6 Recovery Inc,, located al 2522 Country Club Rd , Sanlord. FI 32771. kx toe purpose of disposing ol toe following vehicte 1G6CT18B7F6196698 1985 CHEVY Publish August 7. 2005 T024 N e u u i S e r v ic e D ir e c t o r y ToLook This Cool It Can) All • Hash 4 H'rar NEW TECHNIQUE, B IIE C T 8 RY ADVEBTISING I d ir e c to r y a d a ttm $ 5 0 p e r m o n t h p a r b lo c k o r $96 p e r m o n th fo r 2 b lo c k s . Vm w u TH E C LEA N ER S F O R T H E W E LL * S£RU1C£ PRESSURE WASHING COMPANY D RESSED P R O F E S S IO N A L Fra n k ie ’s Cleaners FAMILY O W NED * O PER ATED SIN CE 1182 Fraa Estimate* (C h a n g e * O ral w e e k o l e e c h m o n th ) Mil’s Ojhslstsiy sad N$$d W R k l ^ N L s t a r f l n n at a l $225 $ 2 2 5 A& uup n Chslri...starting •Loveseats...$285 *Sofas...$355 4 fabric •Diamond Tuft*...Extn • C h a ir s , k i i Excellent Workmanship! 31 Years in Business. Pickup & Delivery 407-321-4994 Cell: 407-430-8330 I * A l l l i m i R o o fin g Specializing In Reroofing & Repairs 407 - 322-1926 UtlRC 0050551 4 0 7 -4 9 7 -1 1 7 5 L A W N C A R E CLASSIC CUTS LAWN CARE Complete year round quality service that you can depend on. Commercial and Raudenual fre e Estimatei 4 0 7 *6 1 7 - 0 7 4 0 EXPERT U W N SERVICE! Indutes Muwng Edgxq Weadeatng Btowng. Ujyv Trm m ng Y »tJ Ctearvup WHOLESALE FLOORING Uach t Sod Many stoi/wd Lake Mary L r g w u x ) Sirdord Haatoraw Carpet *H ie * W ood a a k /rw rs For I frantey $ I Sarvica [taaaacM iCtew n » • (407(223 1222 Seles i Installation C ARP ET ,. AS IO W AS 4 u » Murphy': Dump Trailer, Service • Roof Tear Off • • Trash Removal • • Junk Can • Clean Outs • We Haul Almost Anylhmg • 407-322-3566 407-402-1134 1 SUNBRITE LAUNDRY Open 24 Horn Tue aWed *Thur Doubts Load Washer SUM Triple Load Waahsr 9100 Orop 06 and Dry Qaanng SarvKesAJaoAvariabtB 2921 S Orlando Dr. (17-92 • S e v-M n t Plaza) Santord. FL *407 320-1999 Magnolia Self-Storage 2530 S Magnolia Avenue. Sanford. FI 32773 PH 407-321-2806 Locally Owned and Operated Resident Manager On Site Lowest Rates All Unrta Drive Up Monthly Rentals Air Conditioned U n til Available Boat. R V and Vehicle Parking 24 H r, 7 Day W eekly Acc-eas �Sunday. August 7.2005 L eg als m t h e o r c u it c o u r t fo r 1COUNTY, n u N a w M K s L B p Mary Stooge D e p u ty Clark ■ ywi aro a person « * t a 0 rwads any a WILLIAM C. SELSOR, III, NOT1CS T O c n c o rn N W Tha aJitoitotraaon of ffw aatala of WILLIAM G SELSOR. lit. dacaaaad. ahoaa dtoto of deaffi «a a March 23,2006: and tohoaa SodM Security Number la 200OS-1674, to pandbtg In too Circus Court tor Saminote County. Florida, Probata OMaton. f w adtoaaa of wNch to P O . Bos 0000. Sanford. FL. 3277T6006. Tha namaa m l h iN e ^oeeem g. ywi * e * •sd. al no cxwl to you. to ffw pnwWon o* canton - T i 'i f n i i . Court aatota, on whom a copy of Mo nooca to la^jtrad to ba aarvad. Court WITHIN THE LATER OP 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OP TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR 30 OATS AFTER TH E DATE OF SER­ VICE o r a c o p y o r t h i s N OTICE O N THEM. A l ottar credtora of ffw datadant and cfhar parsons hatoy claims or darnanda agamst dacadanra aatoto w t t o a their ctofma «a h thto Court W ITHM 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTW ITHSTANDING TH E TIME PERIOD S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM F E E D TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE A FTER T H E 0 E C E 0 C N T 8 DATE O F DEATH IS BARRED. RICHAROM. C O IN . ESQ . Thytor A Carta. P A . 160 Concourse Parkway South SuM 106 MMand. Florida 32731 CITY o r L A M HART. FLO N EM N O T IC i T O T H B FUtoUC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by •to City of LM a Mary Florida, •tot r y Myfng tar tia totowtog Commuaion aaato w « baton « 1200 P. M. on M a n M y Augual 2B. M M . and wd and at 1200 P. M. on Prtday Baptm bar 2, Ragtotorad voters of tia CHy of I d a Mary who a n tatoraatod to duatrymg tor ffw November A 2004 City Etodton, ahal da ao wflh ffw O y Oark a OMca to lake Mary C ty Hat. 100 N. Country Club Road (mam antanca Into City Hal la located on Lakavtow Avenue). Laka Mary Florida. For mora infor­ mation, ptaaaa contact Carol Footer at 407-686-14231 W a r n C. Satoor. IV Paraonaf ReprsaencaMe P. O Boa t i l Genova. FL 32733 Carla Daloach Bryant Florida Bar No. 0166648 Law OMcoa of Carta OaLoach thy am. P A 1206 Caat Ridgewood Straaf Orlando, FL 32603 Telephone: 407/740-9006 Attomay tor Paraonal PuMah: July 17. 24. 31. 2003 and August 7, 2006 SOM W TH E CIRCUIT CO URT OP TH E D Q H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND POR l E MBfOLB COUNTY, FLORKM CASE NO. 06-OR-1I16-02D-L IN R E : T h a Marriage o l: R E N A T A IV A N . r EFIlllOiTErFMr* " W , G A B O R IV A N . FtaspondenVHu abend N O TICS o r ACTION Data o n : Ju ly 7. 2003 M a ry a n n * M oorse C W k o l lha Court B y: Fra n c e s Tomim D eputy C lark P u M a h : Ju ly and A u g u st 7. S 097 17. 24. 3 t . 2003 2003 M TH E COUNTY COURT O F TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 94-CC-3826-20Z HIDDEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, IN C . a not tor profit Florida corporation. Plaintiff, vs CYNTHIA L. HARDY, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CYN THIA L. HARDY ANO UNKNOWN PARTIES IN POSSESSION, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN ffial on ffw 18th day of August 2003al It 00 am. *1 West Front Door ol ffw Sammoto County Courthouse, the undersigned Clerk * 4 oiler tor tele ffw toftowmg desenbed reel property Thai certain condominium par­ cel know as Uni 122. Bottoms S C . HIDOEN VILLAGE CONDO­ MINIUM. A Condominium pur­ suant to ffw Declaration of Condominium, sa recorded m Official Records Book 1624. Pegs 1561. Pubkc Record* of Semeioto County, Florida together with all structures, improvements, futures, appli­ ance*. and appurtenance* on said lend or used m conpmeocn therewith The Moreeeid sate * 4 b* made pursuers to a Summary Final Judgment entered m Crvff No 04-C C - 3626-20-Z pendeig m ffw Coimiy Cowl eff tw Eighteen*! Judicial Circuit to and tor SertwxXe County Florida DATED ffte IS day of JiH 2003 MAN rANNE UOMbt U t M * OF THE C O U N TY COURT O O M M N Y to tto P ta M « end BARBARA A FOLEY, TIMOTHY S. F o u r , JO H N DOC; JANE D O E AS UNKNOW N TE N ­ A N T S ) M POSSESSION O F T H E SUBJEC T PROPERTY aw GffOfgMrtnff Asher tor E M 3230 Ttoo Notch 679TTwMctoout (903) 714-7314 F a r (903) 714-7303 Cotombte. SouVt Cantona Jury 6. 2006 PuMah: July 3t. 2003 and Augual 7, t4,2008 9170 Pursuant to Florida SNMee Sat Storage FacMy AcL See. 63.906 6 63.607, Sato Of contents thounfiotdtoupplM) In toaasd (pace to ttotofy a ,* .-* .,- _x 317 441 454 607 Busby Transport NtorhA. Krkgs FradMtoman KanUndtoi H a m m . Charkaa M . Dofandanf(i) NOTICS OP B H E M 4 F8 B A L I N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N M a t by vktua o f that cartaln Writ o l Exacutton laauod ou t o f and undar tha sato o l tha C o u n ty C o u rt o l Sw m m ola C o u n ty . Florida. C a a a # C C O 02-2836 u po n a Anal judgm ant randarad In lha aloraatod court in teal cartton caaa entitled C a p fa Capftto C o r p 2000 D rtV a K n lg h ta Kro ssm g Apartm anto P lto n M v * . Ham m . C h a rta a M , O a la n d a n t(a ) w hich aforesaid W ht o l Exe cu tio n w a a dallvarad to m a sa Shan tt of Sam inofa C o u n ty. Fto rida a nd l hava tovtod upon tot lha right, tola a n d W a r ­ es! of the defendants to Ola fol­ lowing d s scribed property, said prop erty batng loca te d to Sam tooto C ou n ty. Flo rid a , m ora particularly daaenbad as toftowa: 1-2001 Mitsubishi O s ls n l V ln 4 4A 3A A 46G 1I E 193766 Tag P H 48H Y M G o ld to color a n d Via undarsignod ss S ha n ft o f Sam tooto C ou n ty. Flo rida , w 4 at 11.00 A M . o n V ia 31st d a y of August A D 2003 otter tor sale and seN to the hrghaat bidder, F O R C A S H IN H A N O A N D S U B ­ J E C T T O A N Y A N D A L L E X IS T ­ IN G L I E N S , at Via Fro n t (South) D o o r, at tha fla gp ole, o t tha Saim n ola C o u n ty Shartff'a Office, 100 Bush B lv d . Sanford. F lo rid a , tha a b o ve described property. T h a t said safe 4 being m a de to satisfy lha terms o l this Writ ot Elo c u tio n . D on ald F Eskn g er. Sheriff Samtooto C ou n ty. Florida Pu b lish : Ju ly 31 . 2009 a nd A ugust 7. 14. 21.2003 3190 IN THE FAMILY CO URT FOR THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CASE NO. 05-OR-4O-2144 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF RICHLAND South Carolina Oapanmant of Social Serve**. Plaintiff, Rosalind Daruia Allan a k a Ftoaeiyn Alton, Anthony Reese, Gerald Noble. Wilfcem Harley, Adwri Troy Boyd. John Dew 41, John Do* 42. John Do* 43, John Doe #4. and John Do* *5. to Ra. Chid O Eonta Damattha Alan DOB: July 18. 1939 Child: DaKantka Nicoto Alan DOB February 7. 1991 Chid: De'Andr* Loreruo Marcus Alton DOB October 30. 1993 Chid Defray* Rico Adam Boyd DOB September 20. 2002 Chid: D* Marcus Xavtor-Ray Boyd DOB: October 31. 2004 Defendants SUMMONS ANO NOTICE At: SunRey Stars Assy 610 Rtotoiart Road LahaMary FL 32746 AlmaypayitoC a l 407-333-4336 PuMah: Jufy 31, 2008 and AU9 M 7.2006 S171 M TH E CM CUTT CO URT W A R D POR S S H N O L A COUNTY, FLORKM P W O E JO IM V M N M ROSALIE 0. PEIRBOL NOTICE OF AOMMETTMTION of ROSALIE 0. PEIRSOL. n i r i i aart ki nrwltnn in fcrwimaMUi aw yrvirtiwiii w» Iht aiw Circuit Court lor Saminofa County, Florida, Probate Otvtoton, ffw addraaa of which to: P. O. BOX 6096. Sanford. Florida 32772-4099 The name and addraaa of Vw paraonaf repr#a*ntattva and tha personal rapraaantodvaa attomay ara aaf forth below. Any Irtoratoad parson on whom a copy ol M a notes ol admtotovatton la served must object to f w vakdffy of ffw W » or codtoff. Ha quatflcaltona of tea personal rapraaantaMa, venue, or (urtodtoflon of M a Court, by fling a petition or other pleading mqueeBng rs M to accordance with ffw Florida Probate Rutoa, WITHIN 3 M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE O N TH E O B JEC TIN G PERSON. O R THO SE OBJECTIONS ARE FOREVER BARRED Any parson erfftoad to samp* property la required to file a peti­ tion tor determination ot aiamot property WITHIN TH E TIME PROVIDED BY LAW OR THE RIGHT TO EXEMPT PROPER­ T Y IS DEEMED WAIVED. Any parson snoaad to elective share Is required to Ma an etod ton to taka afactv* khara WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW OR TH E RIGHT T O CLAIM AN ELECTIVE SHARE IS DEEMEO WAIVED. Tha date of ffw flrst pubfleaffon of tha None* to July 31. 2003. Personal Representative GLORIA PEIRSOL-MAHINO 2400 Island Drive Longwood, FL 32779 M C., PLAINTIFF property aae J t o ^ i Mid Final Judgment, to «4t L O T 106. BUNLANO ESTATES FIRST AO O m ON . A SUBDIVI­ SION. ACCO R OM G T O TH E PLAT THEREOF. RECOROED IN FLAT BOOK 12. PAGE 97 AN O ••. O F T H E PUBLIC R ECO RD S OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORKM. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE A FTER TH E D E C E D E N TS DATE O F DEATH 8 BARRED. Th a i of E M pubBeaBon of 7.2006 Mart* Confute Ftortda 34236 jD ln T.0 rM n .E 8 q . Ftortda Bar No. 0674261 NESTOR OUEVARA, IF Deputy Cterk U V M a ANO # DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. Law Office of flflorihad C. 0EV1M ES. G R A N TEES. WttSQIl ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, 1800 NW 46TH STREET. CREDITORS, TR USTEES ANO SUITE 120 ALL OTHER PARTIES FT. LAUOCRQALE, FL 33309 CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. TWaphona; (964) 4630383 THR O UG H . UNDER OR FacWnda: (964) 771-6062 A G AM ST NESTOR OUEVARA; M ARM E.GUEVARA. W PubHWi: July 31. 2006 and LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE Augual 7,2006 UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, 8178 DEVISEES. G RANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U STEES ANO N OTICS OP ALL OTHER PARTIES PUBLIC BALE CLAM ING AN INTEREST BY. THR O UG H . UNOER OR NOTICE 4 hereby gNan dial A G AM ST MARIA E. OUEVARA: ffw paraonal property content* M OR TG AG E ELECTR O NIC Of ffw toapwing ttaroge urfftew4 REGISTRATION SYSTEM S. IN C . AS NOMINEE FOR ! ba 9*arod tor «afa at pubffe aucffon to Mfftofy United StaraT* HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Ban. Sate wB lake piece Urffted CORPORATION; CROW N StoraA 10Q7 Wtoa Spring* Or.. POPfT BY TH E SPRMGS CON­ Winter Spring*. FL 327C6. We DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. iiM r v i r a ngm ki rvjfci m i M C.; JOHN DOE ANO JANE bid*. DOE AS UNKNOWN TENA NTS IN POSSESSION DATE O F S A U : AU Q U B T *1, DEFENOANT(S) NOTICI OP PuMah: July 31. 2005 and August 7. 2005 SI72 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO URT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 200S-CP-1250 IN RE: ESTATE O f Deceased The admtoietraffon of the estate of THOM AS FOX. decaased. whose date of death wet May 10 . 2005. is pending in lha Circuit Court tor Semmol* County, Florida. Probata Dhnaron; ffw address of which 4 P O. Bo* 8099. Sanford. Florida 32772-6099. The names and addresses of lha Personal Representative and lha Personal Representative * attor­ ney ara sal forth batow. AH oedrtor* of Vw decadanl and other persona having daana or demands agamst decedent > estate on whom a copy of Ms nonca 4 required to be served must Me ffwe claims with Ms Court WITHIN TH E LATER O f 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NO TICE OR 30 OAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE O f A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS Cfhar crwwxs of ffw dece­ dent and offwr persons having cleans or damsnda sgaaitl decedsnt * aslato must Ma Vw* deans with tow Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS NO T FILED WITHIN THE TIME PER C O S S E T FOR TH IN SECTION 733 702 O f THE FLORlOA PROBATE COOE WIU. BE FOREVER BARRED th e T44E PC R C O B K T FORTH ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED TW O O t YEARS OR MORE TIME OF SALE: 430 PM FORECLOSURC SALS *336 Lawrence Baffay • houaa fa-Li Itwill ■ JMLJUB ILa —j----M iTiiie non nffni, v w ti llflai wMeimi NO TICE 18 HEREBY QIVEN • houaahotd good*, 4613 Bite purauam to a Summary Final Baker - fumnure 6 houaahokj Judgment of Foreclosure dated llama. 4394 Mark Stratton July 19. 2005 entered in C M houiehcid good*. 4323 Sateai Caaa No. 0SCA-1049-14-W of Twkaba • kaa budnaaa e o u o ffw Ckcuff Court ot ffw 1STH ment *361 Ftortda Dear Run Judicial Ckcuff In and tar SEMI­ Inc. - financial record*. #361 NOLE County, Sanford, Florida, Michael Plotrowakl - Naacar w* .ftfln io m# niynw9i iurKj D ili •luff, home flame, tv. M l Mark bidder tor caah at to* East Front luu.ufa«U 4^^** affanon * noueenoia nem*. BAY #*/ Door al ffw SEMINOLE County Mark Station - houaahotd Hama. Courthouse located M 301 North 466 Mchaat Ptofrowakl - home Park Avenue In Sanford, Ftortda, hold good* *960 MBie McVIdwr M 11 CO am . on ffw 2 « h day of • household Itema. furniture, September. 2005 t w toSowtng dothmg #227 Judith MoBo m sal Sa^eff^eMe oncnM o AHu-Asffj prop#ny u u t lonn m houtehaid Berne. *902 Jeffrey ■aid Summary Final Judgmant, , Netoon - houaahoU Itema. tomfa to-M : o r r ^ - T C l u V U n lure. tool*. V UNIT 1760. 6UILOINQ 600. CROW N POINT B Y THE SPRINGS. A CONDOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO TH E DECLA­ RATION O F CONDOMINIUM R ECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1673, PAGE 1896. ANO SECOND AMEND­ M ENT RECORDED IN OFFI­ CIAL RECORDS BOOK 1666. PAGE 1094, ANO ALL AMEND­ M ENTS TH E R E TO . O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TO GETHER WITH AN UNDI­ VIDED INTEREST IN ANO TO TH E COMMON ELEM ENTS APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT AS SET FORTH IN TH E DEC­ LARATION. Maryann* Morse (CIRCUIT CO URT SEAL) Clark of ffw C * o 4 Court By: Stacey Hopkins Deputy Clerk Publish in: The Semeioto Herald THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, P.A.. ATTO R N EY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S. University Drive Suite 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (954)233-8000 09-41840 PLEASE FAX A COPY OF THE FIRST INSERTION T O 954233-8555 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. parson* with disabilities needing a spe­ cial accommodation should con­ tact CO URT ADMINISTRATION, al tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-365-4227, I800-933-8771 (TOO) or 1-800955-8HO , via Florida Raley Service Publish: July 31. 2005 and August 7, 2005 S174 IN THC CIRCUIT CO URT O f THE 18TH JUOIC1AL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA CJVK DIVISION CASE NO. 09CA-610-14W MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. INC AS NOMINEE FOR ADVANTAiCHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plamtet. v» BARBARA A FOLEY; TIMOTHY S FOLEY. JOHN DOE. JAN DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, Daiandants NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Fatal Judgment of Forectoaur* dated ffw 19lh day of Jiffy 2005 and amarad m Case No 09-CA-910-I4W. of ffw Cacuf Court of ffw Iteh k-f-riwi Cacu4 m and tor •emanate County Florida eheiam M ORTGAGE ELEC TRONIC REGISTRATION 6 Y 6 ft MS ff«C A3 NCJMfffit FOR AOVAM1AY.MASE MORTGAGE AU CTIO N EER: STORAGE PROTECTION AUCTION SER­ VICES. LICENSE * 593. The above noace to be pubkehed one* a week tor two conaecuflve week*. Seal sato to be under and by virtue ol ffw Statute* of ffw Slaw of Florida, In *uch c u e* provided. Publish July 31, 2005 and August 7. 2000 S178 Wtt will t s i or olfiMiiiMi1'dfcflpoM >*-, .j. —.e.-. a— Ma ri. — a—w - . j Oi KRi OQrliwiXS Of in# IDKOWirig storage unM to saltofy ffw deitoquent storage flan pieced In accordance with Ftortda Law; Unit #14. Nam* - Eliiabath Cuevas, contents - Mite. Household Furniture such as br­ ing room and beckoom furniture in a 10 1 10 unit, Sfae io be con­ ducted al AAA Inets-Move Inc., 2529 Park Or.. Sanford. Florida 32773 *1 1030 AM . on August 22.2005. Open Door Sate, Cash Only A cleaning deposit wd be token. CEEDtNGS SHOULD C O N ­ TA C T TH E EN FORCEABLE W W TS SECTION O F TH E O V A DIVISION AT T > « SHER­ IFF'S O FFICE. 100 BUSH BOULEVARD. SANPORO. FLORlOA. 32773 A T LE A S T FIVE DAYS FM O R T O T H E PROCEEDINGS. (407) 885•612. PubBtoi: August 7. 14, 21, 2 6 2006 T 0 13 M TH E CM CUfT C O U N T FOB COUNTY. 1100 Second Skest Siffto 670 FL 34236 (941)3664600 ARamoy tor M e e C e t e b OF TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION OF TH IS NOTICE. ALL C U U M S N O T S O F E E D W IU. BE FOREVER BARRED N O TW ITH S TAN D IN G th e TIME P E R K 3 M S E T FORTH ABO VE. ANY CLAIM FILED TW O (2) YEARS OR MORE A F TE R TH E D E C ED E N T'S DATE O F DEATH IS BARRED. Tito date of toil pubicadon of 1 4 Node* 4 Augual 7.2009. ASHBY LEWIS BOaSgincwFtotow1^ F S J N Q M 66 CR-11 IN RE: ESTATE OF A M K R JADE F. JOHNSON PubBah: August 7.14, 2006 JESSIE MADCLEWC ROBINSON. F. Johnson No. 873360 of Amber Jada F. The MktentoMon of tto < of JESSIE MADELEINE SON. deceased. whoM 1101 6 Ortondo Avenue, day* of your receipt of Vito nodee. If haarlng or voice Impaired. 1-600463-8771. Dated tote 18W day of Jiffs 2003. ig a l s 670 1800 tog a uedM aooonanodaBon to participate to tote proceedng should contact tw Court Atetenteffteof al 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford FL 32771, Cttek of ffw CbouR Court Dated t o t e 19 day ol July. 2009. WILLIAM J. McLEOO. ESQUIRE McLeod Law Finn Altomay lor Partonal Rapraaanuffva Florida Bar No. 0396342 P. O. Drawer 950 Apopka. FL 32704 Tetephotw: (407) 866-3300 n o t w it h s t a n d in g MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, VS. TO THE DEFENDANTS YOU ARE HEREBY SUM­ MONED and raquead to answer tw complaint tor tarmmsnon of your parental right* in and to ffw nwior chicken n tow action, ffw onpnei of when has been toed <n to* Office of to* Clerk of Court tor Richland County. South Carotna. on ffw Tto day of July. 2005 a copy of when *4 be (Mkvered to you upon i*qu**i ami to serve a copy <* your •newer to ffw comptomf upon tw undersigned eMumey tor ffw Plane* el 1220 Two Notch FVwd CuktoM*. 8uu*' Cwrotna TWO* wdrwi ffsrty (30) dey* k*t w r g to* d«w <J serve* ufAffi yuu e»f«'»r,v W ffw day iff aw * N0 wef and beat bidder tor caMt at the WEST DOOR el ffw Seminal* County Courtauee, In SANPORO. Ftortda. « 1190 am. on t » 1161 day of Auggel. L ig a l s 4227 net kaar Eton 2 working CAM NO; 0S-CA-194414W NO TICE T O CREDITORS v» M TH1 CMCUTT COURT c n c u a NANO FOR 1b ba sold or dtopoaad of Thursday 6W11M . 10 tom. PuMc Auctton, Cash Onfy THOMAS FOX. ' L Pubkafi: Jiffy 31, 2006 wid Augual 7,2006 9173 116 Lym Myers ma SIM Capra Capital Corp 2000 DAVa Knights Kroaamg Apartmanto PlaMHf(s) a 34749-2722 (362)767-2306 tor O FTH E16TH JU O K U L PuMah: Affy 31, 2006 and C ounty Court S m btato County Ptortoto C a a a f CCO-03-3636 Attorney tor Georgeenrw Asher Florida Bar No. 0212342 Setter, Seewl. Rue*. Saytor 6 Johnson, F A 907 Webster Street NOTICE OP BALI IN RE: ESTATE OF T O : G A B O R IV A N Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D ffw l an action tor dOeolution of m arriage has b aan N a d againai you a nd you ara raquaad to M r v a a co py of your w rm sn datonaaa. it any. to « on Sam ual FM ar. Eaqm re of Sam uel Rob arl F d a r, II. P . A . P a tid on ar'a attorney. w ho aa addraaa to 1220 D ou g las A v a ., Suite 203. Lo n g w o o d . F L 32779, o n or batara August 2 . 2003 and Ma 0ia original wRh tha d a rk ol M s court arthar batora service on pettttonars attom ay or anm adlatsfy Viaraaftar: otharwiaa a default will ba am arad agam st you lor tha ratal dem anded In lha Patm an A Wffffy Dated: July 16 2006 Augual 7.2006 Tha data of to* pubtcaSon of M a Nottoa to Affy 17,2006. A FTER TH E D E C E D E N TS DATE OF DEATH « BARRED Laka Artof, ftonrwykHWto 16436 Awnua. Soda N301. Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 663-4227 wfHn 3 working daya of your racafpt of M a noOca: > you ara haarlng or voica Impaaad, cat 1-800-933•771. PUMah: July 24. 3t. 2006 August 7,2006 8137 A6 cradkxa of f a dacadanf andoia rp a toona fm tngctotna L ig a l s TH E DATE O F FE W T PUBUCATION O F THIS NOTICE IS: JULY 3t, 2006. In M RE: ESTATE OF L ig a l s L eg a ls eg als P *|* SB N o ncao r N O TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN M by vM ub of M certain WM of EaaouPon tosuad out ot and ffw aaaf ol t w Comfy Court of Dodo County Florid*. 6 91-10686-SP-06 upon a court In 8wt Company. PtekiMv*. Magno P„ Defendant!!) which •Mold WW of EaecuBon w m H i red to me ao Slwrfff of Btmtnote County Ftorkte m w4i M a prior UnM judgment ren­ dered ki ffw County Court h ffwl Company PtokflM v*. n *Mogul. F . DfltendH and I hove touted upon Ml the rtgta. «B* and —a W - i « — -y -■— u i k u oi Hi® OEiwioMie ■* vm mks prepmy Dung n x m o ki S «m*no*K County, Plortda, morv pjrtcviBfty dMcnbsd M toiowii UNI 96, SOUTHPORT, a Condominium. Phase 12, accorWng to tw Oadaraffon oI Condominium, aa racordad In Official Records Book 1432. Page 1777-1606. and all 4 — ——— a —— G , -BaJjae mniBnunfgnil imbibiOi r uoiic FWcxrd* of Oifnlnofr County, Location 183 HR Straw, Umt 96. Caaflatoarry. FL and ffw undersigned as SiwrM ol Sammoto County. Ftortda, * 4 al 1190 AM . on ffw 7#i day of Saplambar A O . 2006 offer tor sale snd taff o ffw teghasi bid­ der, FOR CASH M HANO ANO S U B JEC T T O ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, al ffw Front (South) Door, at lha flagpole, of tto Sammoto County Sfwnff's Office, 100 Bush Blvd., Santord. Ftortda, the above described property. Thai said sale to bamg made to taffafy ffw tomw ol Vwse Writs ol Execution. Donald F. Esflngar. Sheriff Semawto County. Honda PuMsfwd. Augual 7ffl, 14lh, 2 1it, and ffw 2t#i with ffw Sato being held on September 7ih 2006 N O TICE REOARDINO THE AMERICANS W ITH DISABILI­ TIES A C T OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEED IN G S SHOULD CON­ TA C T TH E ENFORCEABLE W RITS SEC TIO N O F THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHER­ IFF'S O FFICE, 100 BUSH BOULEVARD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. 32773 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. (407) 8638912. Publish Augual 7, 14. 21. 28. 2005 T012 County Court SaaNnote County, Florida Caaa 4 04-CC-5507-20-S F A Management Solution*. Inc A corporation PlamMt(s) N t o M w a O M H ^ O a i 4 F in d ­ ing In tto CbcuR Court tar SEMI­ NOLE County Florida, ProbMa OMMon. Bm MM o m of *M eR to 301 North Park Avenue, Sanford, F L 37771. Th* name* of ffw Personal Park, FL 32788 Wtophorw: 407/78S-2368 Augual 7. 14.2008 T 0 14 noy ara lot torft bottML W S C LS MJCTMM A l cretfftom cfffw __ and offwr persona having ctoaiw or danwnds agaawf decedsWa atetea. an whom ■ copy iff ffito no*c* la requksd to be served, muM tto ffwa ctofma sriffi M a Cowl W ITHM THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TH C DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE DR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE O F A CORY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM. I offwr oedkots of ffw or demands late must flto fftotr ctoinw wlffi ffito Court W ITHM 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE I. m O LD S .. 4 2 d 3 A J6 1 )ta jB 3 2 3 Z » 2.0000, John Klnnamon Boat Builder, 4FLZT7534K600 3. V 7 Mnmemertw trader, 4NOVIN000063547770 Aucffon to be held on I • 10AM al Pinched*! Towing, 1240 8. Ranald Reagar ~ (C R. 427), Longwood. Pubflah: Augual 7.2003 T02S N O T I C I O F P U M J C HBJLMNQ T O C O N S IO C R A R CZONC Nottoa to hereby given that a Pubic Hearing will ba held by tha Planning S Zoning Commission In the City Commission Chambers, City Hall. Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 p.m. on Thuredey, August 1 6 2008 to consider tha (oilowing change wid amendment to tha Zoning Ordinance ol the City of Sanford. Samlnoto County, Ftortda. Th a request is to amend tha BG ZM Planned Development Master Plan (Ordinance No. 3740) and the associated Development Order No. 02-0044 to aBow a Vehicular Accessory Salas and Installation ledltty (a proposed Tire Kingdom store) on Lot 3 al 4401 W. 1st Street Legal Description: C O M M E N C E A T T H E NW C O R O F T H E N W 1/4 O F S E C 28. T W P 19S. R G E 30E. S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FL; T H E N C E RUN S 0012*19* E ALO N G T H E W LIN E O F T H E N W 1/4 A D ISTAN CE O F 1335.64 F T T O A P T O f T H E 3 R -O -W U N E O F SR 46; T H E N C E RUN N 69*47*41* E A L O N O T H E S R -O -W LINE O F SR 46 A D IS TA N C E O F 13 F T F O R T H E P O 0; TH E N C E C O N TIN U E N 89*47*41* E A L O N G SAIO S R -O -W U N E A DISTANCE O F 436 90 FT; T H E N C E R U N 90012*19* E A DISTANCE O F 223 20 F T; T H E N C E RUN S 89*54X0* W A D ISTAN CE O F 436.90 F T) T H E N C E R UN N 0012*19* W ALO N G A U N E 15 F T E O F AN O PARALLEL W ITH T H E W U N E O F, TH E SAID NW-1/4 A D IS TA N C E O F 224 39 F T T O TH E POGk, 'A N D T H E S 482 F t O F l V l E N 1990 F T O F T H E E 201 F T O P T H E W 652.9 F T O F T H E N W 1/4 O F S E C 28. TW P 19S, RGE* JOE. SEM INOLE C O U N T Y FL D E S C R IB E D A S FOLLO W S: C O M M EN C E A T T H E NW C O R O F T H E N W 1/4 O F S E C 28. TW P 19S, R G E 30E, S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FL; TH E N C E RUN S 00*12*19* E A L O N G T H E W LINE O F TH E N W 1/4 A DIS­ TA N C E O F 1335.64 F T T O A P T O F T H E S R O W U N E O F SR 46; T H E N C E R U N N 69*47*41* E A LO N G T H E S R O W U N E O F SR 46 A01S TA N C E O F 45190 F T FO R TH E POB; TH E N C E C O N TIN U E N 89*47*41* E A L O N G SAIO S R O W U N E A DIS­ TA N C E O F 201 F T; T H E N C E RUN S 0012*19* E A D ISTAN C E O F 433.37 FT: T H E N C E R U N S 89*54X0* W A D IS TA N C E O F 201 FT. TH E N C E R U N N 0012*19* W ALO N O A U N E 431.90 F T E O F ANO PARALLEL W ITH TH E W U N E O F T H E SAIO N W 1/4 A DISTAN CE O F 455 20 F T T O T H E POB, Tha property being more generally daaenbad aa 4437 W. 1ft Street. The Planning A Zoning Commisafon will submit a recommenda­ tion to lha City Commiaaton In favor of. or against, the request­ ed change or amendment Tha City Commiaaton may place con­ dition* upon the reioning by mean* of a development order. All partial In intore*! and dtizana shall have an opportunity to be heard al laid hearing. By order ol lha Planning S Zoning Convnisaion ol lha City of Sanford. Florida, this 3rd day of August, 2003. Rosa Robert. Chairman Planning 5 Zoning Commission v* Publish: July 31. August 7. 2003 S177 2005 tnd IN THE CIRCUIT CO U RT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORlOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. 2008-CP-1368 IN RE: ESTATE O f RUSSELL J CONIGOO, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of ffw estate ol RUSSELL J. CONIOLIO. deceased, whose daw of daaffi was October 29. 2004, to pend­ ing in th* Circuit Court lor Seminole County, Florida. Probata Division, ffw addraaa of which 4 Seminole County Clerk of Court. 301 No. Park Avenue, Sanford. F L 32771. The namaa and addresses of ffw Pomona! Representative and ffw Personal Representative t attor­ ney are sel lorth below AM c>editors at vw dacadanf and other person* navmg ctoarw or demand* agamst decedent • estate on whom a copy of the node* 4 raquaad to b* served must Me ffw* ctoarw with ffw Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TH E TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NO TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SER­ VICE O f A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l other creator* of Vw dece­ dent and parsons having ctoarw or damwida agamst decadent s •state must ftto the* ctoane with ffw Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS N O T FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS SET F O R TH IN SECTIO N 733 702 0 4 THE F l OHIO A PROBATE COOt W IU BE FOREVER BARRED N O ! W ITHSTANDING THE TAflf PEHfOO BET FORTH MMo. John P Detendant(s) N O T IC I O f S H C R IF T I B A L I N O TICE IS HEREBY QIVEN that by virtue oi that certain Writ ol Execution oaued out of and undar ffw seal of ffw County Court of Sammoto County, ftortda. Caaa I OA-CC-550 7-208 upon a final (udgment ren­ dered in lha aforesaid court in ffwl cartam caaa entitled FA Management Solutions, Inc Plaintiff vs. Mitto. John P. DefendanlK) which slorstaid Writ of Execution waa delivered to me as Sheriff of Sammoto County. Florida and I have levied upon al ffw ra^iL into and mtor88t 6l t a defendants n ffw toitowmg daaenbad property, sato property bamg located in Sammoto County. Florida, more parfleuiarty desatoed as Miows: 1994 Maroon Chevrolet Corvette Vln# 1G 1YY22P4RS121155 Tag# X 1 8 TGP and the undersigned as Sheriff ol Sammoto County, Florida. w4 al It 00 A M on ttw 7th day of September A D 2005 offer lor tale and ufl to ffw highest bid­ der, FOR CASH IN HANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS, at ffw Front (Souffi) Door, al ffw flagpole of ffw Sammoto County Shenff's Office, 100 Bosh Blvd . Santord. Florida, ffw above described property That said sato a bemg made to lately ffw terms ol tfua Writ ot Execution Donald F Etanger. Sheriff Sammoto County Florida PuCtehed August Tffi.ian 214. snd ffw 28ffi of 2005 «flh ffw saw on SeptomCer hh 2005 N O TICE REGARDING T h C AMERICANS WITH CX5A2UU T C I AC T 04 I M b PfHSONb WITH A DiSABA/TY NCEtflNG •PCCIAL ACCOM M COAffiNb I O M W C ^ A I t M tu t PRO ADVICE T O T H E PUBLIC: ft a parson daddas to appeal a deci­ sion made with respect to any matter considered al lha above meeting or hearing, tw/sha may need a verbatim record of tha proceedings including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by the City ol Santord. (F S 286.0103) P ERSO N S W ITH D ISABILITIES N E EO iN O A S S IS TA N C E T O PARTICIPATE IN AN Y O F TH E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T TH E AD A C O O R D IN A TO R A T 407-330-3826, 48 H O UR S IN AD VAN CE O F T H E M EE TIN G . Publish: August 7. 2005 T027 N O T IC E O F P U B LIC H E A R IN G T O C O N S ID ER A C O N D ITIO N A L U S E Notice 4 hereby given lha! a Pubic Hearing will ba held by lha Planning B Zoning Commission in the City Commission Chambsrs. City Hall, Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 p m. on Thursday, Augual 1 6 ZOOS, to consider a request lor a Conditional Use in an AQ, Agriculture Zoning Dwtnct Legal Deaotptton: T W E 1/2 O F B LO C K S 31 ANO 32. M M SM ITH S SUBO. A C C O R D IN G T O T H E P LA T T H E R E O F AS R EC O R D ED IN PB 1 P G 55. O F T H E PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F SEM INOLE C O U N TY . FL, LE S S R -O -W F O R S TA TE R O A D 48. Tha property bamg mora generally desenbed ss 3221 W. 1st Street. Conditional Use Requested Establish s Landscaping Service Establishment at 3221 W 1st Street All parties in interest snd citizens snail have an opportunity to be heard al said hearing By order of the PUnrung a Zoning Commission ot tha City of Santord. Florida, this 3rd day ot August. 2003 Ross Robert. Chairman Planning 3 Zoning Commission ADVICE T O T H E PUBLIC. If s parson decides to rf f * u a den tion made with rasped to any matter considered si the above maabng or hearing, hatoha may need a verbatim record of the proceedings mdudmg the testimony and evidence, when record 4 not provided by ffw Cay of Santord (F S 286 0106) P ER SO N S W ITH D ISABILITIES N E E D IN G A S S IS TA N C E TO PAH I K.IPAI t IN A N T O F TH E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SHO U LD C O N TA C T TH E ADA C O O R D IN A TO R A T 407 330-5626 43 HO UR S IN AD V AN CE O F TH E M E E TIN O Pubker August 7. 2006 T026 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 07, 2005; <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/84911f3ddd99f68c53ba65315fb21de8.pdf 983031c72b915a0320ad8e4f459ad7a8 PDF Text Text W e e k e n d : S unday, O c to b er 3 0 , 2 0 0 5 The Sanford H erald Vol. 114, No. 1 9 • Copyright © 2 0 0 5 T h e San fo rd Herald 50C Nuisancecalls subjecttofine By Steve Paradis Herald S taff Decision time on gridiron The final District football games wore played Friday night with Lyman taking on Mainland for the 5A-3 championship and Oviedo, Lake Brantley, Lako Mary and Winter Springs righting for the two 6A-2 spots SA N FO R D — Property ow ners who have m ore than three non-em ergency or nuisance calls lo the Sanford Police D epartm ent w ithin a 30-day period may soon face fines o f $250 and up when the d ty starts enforcing a new ordinance. Tire U ser Charge for Excess Public Services O rdinance w as approved July 25 by the d ty com m ission. Tire d ty has determ ined that three nuisance activity calls ore reasonable in a m onth's time Three or more visits from police could end in $250 payment for hom es, m u lti-fam ily resid ences, apartm ents and businesses. The aim o f the ordinance 1s to reduce the num ber of nuisance calls to which police have to respond. Som e locations nave dozens of calls a m onth for loud noise o r parties o r dogs barking. O thers have faulty alarm sys­ tem s that trigger over and over again w hen no crim es occur. "It is not our intent to discourage calling 9-1-1," said police C hief Brian Tooley on Thursday. "W e really see this as a user fee rather than a fine." Som e locations rent room s for youth dances, Tooley said. They often rent the building out with no supervision. The police snow up and quiet tilings down, out as soon as the officers leave, the m usic cranks back up. "W e expect to start enforcing this w ithin a couple o f w eeks," Tooley esti­ m ated. The first fine is $250, and the second will be $500. That totals $750 and can be added on to if com pliance does not take place. "W e wanted the fine to be substan­ tial," Tooley said. There is an appeals process for anyone who receives a fine from the city. This w ill not be neighbors retaliating against one another, he added. These See Police, Page 3A Police bust crack ring Sn Sports, Pago 1B Spooky events abound The fo llo w in g are special spooky H allow een activ ities happening this holiday w eek­ end: Turn clock back this Sunday At 2 a m. on Sunday morning, Daylight Savings Time ends and wo turn the dock back an hour and return to standard time. Donl for­ get or you II bo more than fashionably late tor Sunday ovenls. SCC celebrates with alumni theater revue SANFORD — In cel­ ebration of Seminole Community College’s 40th Anniversary, the Theatre Department will host "SCC Homecoming,” Thursday, N ov3 at 8 p m. in the Sanford /Lake Mary Campus Theatre (build­ ing C). Tlte homecoming will feature a mix of alumni and current stu­ dents in a lltealer revue. Alumni scheduled to perform include 1 lardy KavvLs (Ole' Lonely, the Maytag repairman); T.J. Tolbert rock musician and founder ol the group Well Trained Ditg; Don Fowler; actor and UCF graduate; and Lou Hilaire, actor, radio personality and UCF graduate. Tlte show will run Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. 11 k - event Ls free and open to tlte public. Call 407-708-21M0. S e m in o l e S m il e Scar* D. Crow — Spotted mttte Downtown Sanford Butrrwu Du!net SA N FO R D • Spooky H ollow for boys and ghouls ages 12 and under will take place on First Street in M agnolia Square in Sanford on Monday, O ct. 31 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Children can trick and treat with area m erchants and there will be a costum e contest, carni­ val gam es, face painting and more. • Zoo Boo Bash will be held at the Central Florida Zoo on U.S. H ighway 17-92 w est o f Sanford on Oct. 29 and 30 from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. Visitors can learn about the m yths and realities of "sp o o k y" creatures like bats and spiders, and there will be trick or treat stations, a haunted hayride, face painting, costum e contest and more. A dm ission is $8.95 for adults, $6.95 for seniors, $4.95 for children 3 to 12 and free for children under 3. Zoo m em bers are free. * LONCW OOD • Face the Fear H ouse will be hosted by C ovenant Com m unity Cnurch on Ronald Reagan Boulevard, just east of U S. 17-92, on O ct. 29 through 31 from 7 to 10 p.m. See facethefearliouse.com . • The city of Longwood will host its annual fall festival and By Llane Edlxon H erald Staff by Tommy Vlncont School Board member Sandra Ftobtnxon, right, serves m eal* alongside Sheriff Don Esllnger, School Board member Diane Bauer and Supervisor ol Elections Mike Enel. Government workers dish out food to benefit Rescue Mission By N ick P felfauf H erald Staff SA N FO R D — The Sanford C iv ic C en ter filled to capacity Thu rsday at noon, for the sevenln annual Servants of the People luncheon to benefit the Rescue O utreach M ission and O pen D oor Shelter for Women. P olitical leaders from throu ghou t Central Florida served food and bever­ ages to the hundreds of people. The program began with m usical selec­ tions by the Fantasy Show Choir, Pizazz Show C h oir and D estiny Show Choir from Sem inole H igh S ch o o l under the direction of Bob M aguire. Sanford M ayor Linda Kuhn welcom ed the guests, and Pastor Joe W endoroh of M arkham W oods Presbyterian C hurch gave the invocation. Form er Sanford M ayor Larry Dale, presid ent and C E O o f the O rland o Sanford International Airport, described in his introduction as Sanford's "O ld O ld M ayor", w as guest speaker. D ale gave a brief history of M other B lan che B ell W eaver, fou n d er of the Rescue O utreach M ission and O pen Door Shelter for W omen and Children. H e also described the m ission of the organization, and the needed involvem ent of the citi­ zens and governm ents in Sanford and Sem inole County. S m M ission, P a g * 9A S m C rack, Page 8A Sm H allow een, Page 9A Mandemands sign romsmil By Llane Edlxon Herald Staff SA N FO RD — A local man told Sanford Com m issioners M onday night to rem ove the "n o fisiung" signs from the marina area of Lake M onroe, but city officials said it’s a safety issue for boaters and pedestrians. "I w ant the signs rem ov ed ," Sanford resident Robert Johnson told com m is­ sioners d u rin g the citizen input p ortion o f M onday night's m eeting. "If you all w on’t take them down. I'll be m ore than happy to go dow n and take them dow n and turn them in to your sign shop fur you." Johnson, of East 2nd Street, said he is a lifelong resident of Sanford and has alw ays been able to fish all areas ot Lake M onroe. H e said Ft. M ellon Park is in his backyard and his children w ere threatened with SA N FO R D — A sev enm onth inv estigatio n o f a regional crack-cocaine d istri­ bu tio n ring led to seven arrests Tuesday m orning in Sem inole, Volusia and O range counties. The S em in o le C o u n ty S h e riff's O ffice/C ity-C ounty In v estig ativ e B ureau , the O ran g e C ou nty S h e riff's O ffice, the Volusia C o u n ty S h e riff's O ffice/ V B I, the Florida D epartm ent o t Law Enforcem ent, and the Central Florid a IIID T A In tellig en ce Su p p ort C en ter w ere all involved In the operation. The operation got its start in O range County, a Sem inole C ounty Sheriff's O ffice new s release said. “As that agency began to investigate the violent drug dealing gang, the investiga­ tion broad ened to in clu d e o th er ju risd ictio n s. G an g m em bers have been know n to ram law enforcem ent vehicles in order to flee authorities. They are also know n to be arm ed. Som e held jobs. O ne worked as chief custodian for lire VA clinic in W inter Park. A nother was a reservist in the m ilitary (N avy) and served as an MP," the release said. The agencies served search Trail segments open in Winter Springs and on southern border By Stave Paradis H erald Staff This sign is not welcome by one resident along the RtverWalk. arrest recently for fishing on the RiverWalk. 'W h e n 1 put m y tax dollars in to hav e the RiverW alk redone, no one told m e they're (the children] not going to be able to enjoy the sam e privi­ leges 1 had w hen I w as grow ­ ing up. I'v e alw ays been able to fisn dow n there," Johnson said. M ayo r Linda K uh n and D istrict 1 C om m issioner Art W oodruff explained that tire signs w ere only in the marina areas because of com plaints from boat owners. "T h ey w ere put there in S m Fishing, P a g * 3A SA N FO R D — S em in o le C ou nty G o v ern m en t has opened two new segm ents of the C ross S em in o le Trail, acco rd in g to a T hu rsd ay announcem ent. The Cross Sem inole Trail p rovid es recreation al trail facilities for pedestrians, bicy­ clists, equestrians (w here per­ mitted), and other non-m otor­ ized uses. I k e new sections increase the length of the trail to alm ost 10 miles. O ne new segm ent extends 2.9 m iles from G arden a Avenue in W inter Springs to Layer Elem entary on S.R. 419, and in clu d es a m u lti-u se bridge over State Road 434. l ir e bridge was constructed with assistance from the city o f W inter Springs. Tire second new segm ent extend s 2.8 m iles from the Sem inole County line at the A lom a A venue (State Road 426)/H all Road intersection, to about 800 feet sou th of M ikler Road. This new seg­ m ent now joins the Cady Way Trail, part o f the O range County Trail System. Funding for construction of the trail w as provided by the Florid a D epartm ent of Transportation and a local ref­ erendum approved by voters in 2000. The construction cost for the new sections are $1.66 mil* S m T rail, P a g * BA Trick-Or-Treat With D o w n t o w n M e r c h a n t s M a a g a y ,0 e t s f e a r 3 l« 6 p m - 8:30 pm First St. & M agnolia S quare In D ow ntow n Sanford All children ages 12 & under are invited to join us for a frightfully good timel �I’ilfJO 2 A Tin: II ikaiji Sunday. October 30. 20().r> S e m in o l e S u m m a r y ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Staying at the Stale House: The race to replace Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris was sliaping up to be an interesting election. Former Lake Mary mayor and current District 34 State Rep. David Mealor has filed preliminary paperwork to nin (or tin* District 2 seat (mm which Moms is retiring. So has Mike McLean, a Like Mary City Commissioner who is ruit subtle about his aspirations (or higher office. McLean's colleague on the city commission Gary Brender, is ponder­ ing whether to jump into the race. Watching two sitting city commissioners and a former mayor nin (or the same seat would have been interesting, but Mealor has derided not to run - at least not for county commission. "There are a lot of exciting tilings going on in Tallahassee, and I just can't walk away right now,” Mealor said Friday. "I think at this time I can do my Ix-sl public service by focusing on the issues that I deeply care about at the state level" Around the Clock Specifically, Mealor said wants to continue finding ways to match Central Florida's higher education resources with economic development opportunities. "We have tremendous higher education institutions in this region and I believe I can play a key role in har­ nessing those resources as an engine for our economy," hy l)un Pine • said Mealor, who added that the leadership in the House is supporting his run for a final term in District "I'll be termed out in 2008," Mealor said. At least for now, McLean lias not earned Mealor's endorsement. "At this point in time, I need to focus on con­ vincing the people that I deserve another term as their representative in District 34," Mealor said. E T A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY R id e s O H o m e S e m in o le C ou nty B ranch o f the N A A CP will hold a com m unity health aw areness breakfast at the N ew Life Word Center, 1311 O ak Ave., at 8:30 a m. Topics include obesity by Dr. Lou Harold and the A m erican C ancer Society will address breast cancer aw areness. Call 407­ 328-7496 o r 407-839-3700. P in ecrest B ap tist C hurch, 601 E. A irport Blvd., in Sanford will hold its 2005 C om m unity Fall Festival from 3 to 6 p.m . H otdogs, popcorn, horse rides, a m oonw alk, and special "Beyon d the G rav e" dram a. The event is free. YMCA celebrates black, Hispanic achievers programs D u n P in g T h e Sa n f o r d Editor ami Publisher Legal Advertising Patti Smith Display Advertising Circulation Wanda Kourpandit Wendy Bock Chary! Snath Classified Advertising Ted Walker Editorial Dons Dietrich Uane Ed.ton M an s Hatvkaia Nick Pferfaut Dean Snath Tommy Vincent S an fo rd First C h urch o f the N azarene, 2581 S. Sanford Ave., will hold a Fall Fam ily Festival from 5 to 8 p.m .G am es, food, d u nk tank, face painting, candy, prizes and m ore. A dm ission free. Food and som e activities available at a charge N o scary o r violent costum es, please. MON U psala C o m m u n ity P resb y terian C h urch, 101 U psala Road in Sanford, presents the fifth annual Fam ily H arvest Festival from 6 to 8 p.m. Free hot d og d in­ ner, scavenger hunt, singing, and good ie bags. Call 407­ 330-2635. L ife L in e S cree n in g will be at First Presbyterian C hurch, 301 South O ak Ave., in Sanford. A ppointm ents begin at 9 a.nv Screenings are fast, convenient and low cost. To schedule an appoint­ ment call 1-877-237-1272. Pre-Registration required. TUE T h e San fo rd A irport A uthority will honor the m em ory of Don Knight at 8 a.m. by renam ing and d edi­ cating G olden Lake Park in his memory. Everyone invit­ ed to the free event. W ED ___ T h e San fo rd RiverW alk C h urch o f G od is sponsoring the RiverW alk Fair Nov. 2 through Saturday, Nov. 5 at the co m er o f S.R. 46 and Bevier Road. Fair tim es are W ednesday-Thursday: 5 to 10 p.m., Friday: 5 p.m. to m idnight, Saturday; noon to 11 p.m. Pre-sale arm bands $12 for all rides, all day. A rm bands at gate $15. To pre-purchase arm bands call 407-322-3942. St. Jam es CatJiedral pres­ ents the Saint Cecilia Solem n Mass, at 4 p.m. at the Cathedral Social Hall, N orthw est c o m e r o f O range Avenue and Robinson in O rlando. All Souls C h oir of Sanford and others will appear in concert. Donatior is $10.. Call r ■' 407-422-2005. — — THU The C entral Florida Dre, C enter will hold a fund-rai ing luncheon at the Sanfon C ivic Center, from 11:45 a.r to 1 p.m. For tickets, call 41 302-0880, ext. 13. Wc welcome and encourage your letten and comment*. All letter* mutt include your name address and phone number to be published. " S e n ing Seminole County Since 1908” Sunday, October 30. 2005 • Vol. 114, No. 19 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers Inc. •300 N French Ave , Sanlord, FL. 32771 « Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323-9408 _ W itt* t o u « : a 300 N. French Avenue Sanlord, FL 32771 E -M ail u « : Periodical Postage P a d at Sanlord F lord a and additional mating o fle e t The SANfOflO HERALD P O B o t 1667 Sanlord. FL 32772-1667 yKS’- T ft * N herald Slave Paradis U SP S 4 8 1280 Pot!m ailer Send address changes lo Republic Newspapers, Inc. bout T h e S e m in o le C ounty C attlem en 's A ssociation will hold a m eeting and steak dinner at 5:30 p.m. at Ed Yarborough Ranches in G eneva. For inform ation, phone 407-948-6080. HsrsM photo by Tommy Vincent Administration 6«ny Bonnet! & A S /^ E J Elephant Man: Though I've had requests to con­ ET rode his Harley into Sanford last weekend for the Thunder in the Streets Bikefest. For this particular well-attended event. tinue the Elephant Man contest for another week, I ET, the star of Steven Spielberg s ET: The Extra-Terrestrial, our friend arrived in patriotic gear sporting an American flag head think it's best to stopping beating a dead gator. covering while he warts for someone lo drive him home. Robbie Robertson, president of Therm-O-Tane, correctly identified the Elephant Man as John Williams, president and chief operating officer of Wayne Densch Inc., live kx'al distributor of touch or strike (domestic violence), Drug related Anheuser-Busch products. Robbie wins a $25 bar and possession of a weapon by a • Tristen L Sand ers 28, o f Jitway tab at Beer JO. convicted felon. Avenue, w as arrested by Sanford Jack Bridges, who is running for District 4 police Thursday. Officers investigat­ Sanford City Commission, was one of more than Thefts ed when they reportedly saw him on 150 people wlui sent in a guess as to the Elephant • Rosalie Bleiler, 45, of Altamonte Williams Avenue and 13lh Street Man's identity. In fact, lie sent his answer in before Springs, was arrested by Sanford with an open container of alcohol. Robbie. I iowever, his guess of “Jimmy Williams" police Thursday at a store in tlx* 3600 H e was subsequently arrested on was off tile mark, tliough he did have the initials block of Orlando drive. Six* report­ charges of violation tlx- city ordi­ correct. edly attempted lo cash two counter­ nance on Itaving an open container, Court, w as arrested by Sanford John h is been a gixxl snort about the contest. He feit dx-cks valued at $1,000 each. She possession of cocaine, and posses­ police W ednesday on M cKay did want to clarify a ample of points and sent the Avenue in Sanford, following a traf­ w as diarged with larceny o f over sion of less than 20 grams of mari­ following response: fic stop. He was charged with pos­ $300 and uttering a faLse instrument. juana. "Let all rumors tv dispelled and the truth session of a aintrolled substance emerge from behind tile mask. Behind the fixilisli tayade of a short-tusked pachyderm beats the lieart Traffic stops including marijuana and cocaine, • H erman Thom as, Jr.. 22, of • Neal t \ Melbourne,. 28^.of . ul a tme fan. It you look at the photo which Mr.. ... „ driving .with. a.suspended license. Edvyanl I h g g u v s Texraii-.xvav arrystPine lu s taken such pleasure in publisliing twice ,ind p'jN«-'sion of under 20 grams of Orlandd, y tjg ’MOpJx-d by ^Sanford ed by Sanford police Tuesday near (•Uuoiigli our wager «alleil Uu U lo 1m p o lilijx n l— .* his rvsidrnrr O riwrrv reported see­ nianjtnm.1. ........ .......... •*"— * police' W pdnesdajf in C Jstle Brewer only omv). it will lx* noticed dial I am not only ing him in his vehicle acting suspi­ Court. Officers said lx- attempted to proudly displaying my favorite team's name on my ciously and investigated. He was ram a police vehicle attempting to • John Gcxxllcx- II, 33, of Fem shirt. I am also displaying my bc*verage brand subsequently arrested on charges of stop him. Park, was arrested by Sanford police chrico (to lx* consumed in nuderalion) in my right possession o f cocaine within 1000 Tuesday at SR-16 and Highway 17­ Officers also reported finding a liand. feet o f public housing, possession of 92 as tlx- result of a traffic stop. He replica of a Clock 19 firearm in Ills "Elephant Man is proud to exhibit Ills loyalties an open mntaiix-r in nis vehicle, and was charged with possession of vehicle. 1le was arrested on charges to all. What tlx- black-and-white photo doesn't driving with a suspended license. cocaine. of aim m itting a 2nd degree felony si low is that Mr. "Mighty Pachyderm" lin g was He was also found to be in violation with a weapon, assault witli a dead­ Hearing a bright lime green shirt to the game, hard­ of community am trol. ly weapon on a police officer, posses­ • Tommie Lee Gray, 20, of West ly tile color of a true "Ikima Boy." In fact noticing he sion of a weapon by a convicted I6tli Street, was arrested by Sanford wore to tlie game would identify him as a fan of • Lawrence Mason, 28, o f Drew felon, driving witli a suspended either team. I guess "Bama Boy's" competitive police Thursday at Oleander Avenue Avenue, was arrested by Sanford juices must haw dried up. It did however eam him license, resisting an officer by dis­ and West 14tli Street. Wlx-n officers the nickname of "Bama Key Lime" for the week­ police on Oct. 21, at West 16th Street spotted him, he reportedly attempt­ guising his person, and driving in a end. and Southwest Road as the result of ed to run. disregard for the safety of per­ "As for our wager; the big Ikima lime wouldn't a traffic stop. I le was charged with sons /reckless driving. He w as apprehended and bet u lut is considered a normal wager on such an possession of cocaine, possession of charged with possession of marijua­ event - cash. He hid his pride and wallet behind a M ethaniphetam inc (drugs), and • Rodney Arnett Brown, Jr , 20, of na and cocaine, and resisting an offi­ bright green exxoon of anonymity, henre the bet resisting an officer without violence. cer witliout violence. A dam s Avenue, Sanford, was which landed me in Around The Clock, not once stopped by Sanford police but twice. Tlie lessons to be learned: I fe who • John O 'N eil, 31, of Celery Assault - Battery Wednesday on East 9tli Street at laughs Lest, laughs best (Dan); you sluiuldn't gam­ Avenue, was arrested by- Sanford I lie kory Avenue. • lY ggy C. Rebarchek, 35, of ble (me), dnnk in nuxieration (both of us); not police Tuesday in W illiam Clark M ims, w as arrested by Sanford H e was charged with driving every idea which seems great at first blush r.~iiy is; Court. Police were called regarding police Sunday in the 121X1 block of witlxiut a valid license. I le was also and most importantly, have pride in your beliefs suspected illegal activity. O 'N eil was East Sem inole Blvd., following a found to be wanted for violation of and convictions soa you < don't have to hide your loyciiarged with possession of cix'airxconfrontation with a male. probation. altic-s behind a bright green shirt. gilt gn within 1000 feet of public housing, Six* was diarged with domestic C o Gators!’ tam pering with evidence, battery - causing bodily luimi. O ther charges It's true, I did wear a lime green shirt to the fleeing/eluding an officer, resisting game, but like I explained to John, a true fan ilex-s­ an officer witliout violence, posses­ • Charles L Rouse, 41, of Willow lit need to wear Ills team pride on his sliw e. • Jeffrey E Leiim kulil 32, listed sion of under 20 grams of marijuana, Avenue, was arrested by Sanford as hom eless, w as arrested by having an im proper tem porary Official sponsor of A TC The Elephant Man police on O c t 6, at his residence. 1le Sanford police Friday, Oct. 21, in tlxlicense tag and defacing a license contest did gc-ix-rate a new feature that will appear reportedly liad attacked a female 200 block of Laurel Avenue. I Je was tag. weekly in this column. Theo llollrrbach of the and was in possession of a rifle. diarged with trespassing in an aban­ Willow Tree Restaurant lias graciously agnxd to • Jimmie Handers, 22, of Sterling I le was diarged with battery — doned residence. supply a gift certificate eadi week for me to give­ away as I sex- fit through tlx- Around The Clock (ATC1 column. Some weeks it may be a silly con­ test like tlx* Elephant Man, otlx-r weeks it may be trivia questions, and still other weeks may focus on O R L A N D O — The C en tral of Adult A chievers. to students in grades six through serious issues facing our community. Florida YM CA celebrated the 15th T h e C en tral Florida YM CA 12, helping them m ake positive At tlx- risk of sounding like a Nascar driver in an n iv ersary o f its A ch iev ers A chievers Program includes the life choices and prepare for the victory lane, let's get started with this week's Program at its annual Aw ards YM CA Black A chievers Program future. Willow Tree trivia question: Excluding current Gala at the Rosen Centre I Intel on and the YM CA A chievers Program "F o r 15 years, the C en tral Mayor Linda Kuhn, who were the last four may­ O ctober 18, 2005. — Developing H ispanic Leaders. ors to serve the city of Sanford? Submit yexir entry Florida YM CA A chievers Program Program p articip an ts, v o lu n ­ YM CA A chievers activ ities and by null (P.O. Box 1867, Sanford FL 327721 e-mail has been carin g fo r C en tral teers, m entors and sponsors were program s arc- fadlitated by adult (d pingvi semim ilelu-rald com, subject line: "Trivia F lo rid a's A frican -A m erican and honon-d at the celebration. SixtyQuestion") or stop by tlx- offices at 300 N. French achiever professionals w ho liave H ispanic youth by inspiring them seven new adult achievers from Ave. Tlx- deadlux- is 5 p m Thursday, Nov. 3. A been selected by sp o n so rin g and im pacting their futures," said local com panies and organizations winner will be selected from a random drawing of o rg an izatio n s. A dult achiev ers Central Florida YM CA President all correct answers. were inducted into the 2005 Class provide m entoring and guidance and C E O Jam es W. Ferber. o ut S ubscription R ates 3 Months at Seminote County t i l 00 6 Months at Sen enure County J2 0 00 1 Year in Seminole County $36 00 I Year Other Florida County $42 00 t Year Oul Ot State $52 0 0 ^ ft cm i * (407) 322-2611 �T iif. F ish in g ---------- Police------------- C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a g e LA C o n t i n u e d fr o m P a g e LA to look at all sides of it and protect those boats, also." Brian Volk, general manager at M onroe H arbour M arina, said this week he didn't know about com plaints from boat ow ners, but with so many pedestrians w alking on the RiverWalk and people waiting in line to cruise on the Rivcrship Romance, he understood the need for having the designated fishing zones. "It's not safe to have people fishing right there," Volk said. But, Johnson told commis­ sioners that it wasn't safe for his children to fish outside of the marina breaker walls, in case they fall in the river. "T h e kids can 't fish in open w ater over there. They need the breaker wall. If they fall o ff over there, there's white cap p in g. T h e re 's no w hite cap p in g by the m arin a," Jolifmson told com m issioners, adding, "(If] m y kids com e and tell m e th e y 'v e been threatened w ith arrest again w e're going to have a prob­ lem .” resp o n se to p roblem s boat ow ners w ere having, not with 9-year-olds and 12-year-olds fishing, but w ith other people fish in g th ere,” W oodruff responded. Jo h n so n replied : "W ell, I d o n 't know w nat to tell you, but th ey've (the signs) never been there before and they need to go .” Johnson also told com m is­ sio n ers that p o lice o fficers should not tell h is-ch ild ren they w ould b e arrested for fishing. "Threatening to arrest chil­ dren for fishing is nonsense. T h e se k id s .a re n 't o ut here slinging d ope like the ones up the street are. O K ? T h at's the bottom line,” Johnson said. Sanford Police C h ief Brian Tooley said that if they have co m p lain ts from citizen s about people fishing in nond esign ated areas, th eir jo b w as to enforce the law s o f the city. “But, no, I don’t think our officers arc out there looking fo r 12-year-old s fish in g ," Tooley said. L eisu re S erv ices D irecto r M ike K irby said Thursday the sig n s w ere pu t in p la ce around the tim e o f com pletion o f the RiverW alk by form er C ity M anager A1 C rieshaber Jr., after the city received com ­ plaints from bo at ow ners that p eo p le fish in g w ere hittin g their boats w ith their baiL ”W e w ant people to com e fish d ow n there,” K irby said. C ity C lerk Jan D ougherty said T hursday that she did not think an ord inance w as passed to put the signs up, and K irby agreed. H e said he thought ne rem em bered Just m eetin g w ith C rie sh a b e r ab o u t the sig ns, and then C rie sh a b e r in stru cted the Public W orks departm ent to place the signs. Kuhn said Friday that fish­ ing hooks w ere getting caught on the sails o f boats and in the p ro p ellers. S h e w anted to em p h asize that fish in g is allow ed in all other areas o f the RiverW alk. "T h a t's a populated area," K uhn said o f tire m arina area. "I think (Johnson) w as a bit u p set at the m eetin g . It's unforturvate, bpt w e also hav$ H must be verifiable nuisances before a w arning o r fine is im plem ented. Often three to five officers go out on one of these calls, Tooley explained. Sgt. M ike Taylor added that at a recent call a brick was thrown through a patrol car window. These dance parties often pack as many peo­ ple in as possible, som e gather outside tne building and the calls from neighbors begin. Taylor said the department has encouraged people renting out buildings to have off-duty police officers there to keep problems contained. H e described a scenario at a business that has live music. A bar with a band might prop the door open and the music wafts into neighborhoods and the calls start. "You're waking up people six blocks away Just by having lire door open," Taylor said. Tooley said the department will use com m on sense in enforcing the new ordinance. There is no automated sys­ tem that will alert the depart­ Sunday. October 30. 2005 P A R C 3 A erald ment to send out a letter. Officers who notice that they arc visiting a site multiple times will let the chain of command know. A letter of warning from the chief will be forthcoming, but is not required before a fine is administered. Examples of nuisance activi­ ties listed in the ordinance include harassment of a neigh­ bor, indecent exposure, keep­ ing a place of prostitution, gam ­ bling! trespassing, excessive noise, p u b lic drinking, ai junk vehicles to nam e a few. The d ty may notify the per­ son that they arc, o r soon will be, in violation of the ordi­ nance. Notification will list the nuisance activities that have occurred and state what the fee will be, o r is being, assessed against the ow ner of the p ro p c ity The owner will have 10 days to file on appeal with the d ty manager. Once the d ty m anag­ er has responded to the ap p eal the ow ner will have 10 more days to appeal to the d ty com ­ mission. R E A iK Central Realty Joe Schaffer The ordinance also address­ es absentee owners. Absentee owners of apart­ ments and other rented resi­ dential properties must pro­ vide the name, address, and contact numbers to "a n author­ ized local designated represen­ tative who conducts business within Seminole C ou nty...." No matter how many times officers arc called out to any property, Tooley said, the bot­ tom line is the department will respond. "W e can’t treat any alarm like it's routine," lie said. "I think this is a good tool. It’s not going to fix everything, but it's anotner tool for us to use. We’d rather reduce calls than colled the money." Tooley noted that the d ty has grown 18 percent with a slight reduction in crime. He said he doesn’t like to live by statistics, but he acknowledged the work o f department per­ sonnel. "A s the d ty grows, we want to keep a lid on this kind of problem from grow in g," he said. He also wanted to reassure people that nuisance calls will not affect cm etgend es at all. Officers will drop any nuisance calls w hen an em ergency occurs, lie said. This could have an im pad on routine calls, the chief said. If som eone calls about a suspid ous person in the neighbor­ hood, for instance, police occu­ pied by a nuisance assignment will have to finish there before getting to the suspidous per­ son. "W e look at it Bus way," he said. "O fficers have 12 hour shifts. That's 720 minutes to gas up the car, write reports, take a break, etc." That leaves two ad iv itics for the o ffice r patrolling the streets and time to answer calLs — emergency and nuisance or anything else. Tooley said he wants to have as m uch o f the proad ive patrolling time as possible. "W e don't want this to gen­ erate revenue," he explained. "W e are trying to not use up our valuable d ty services." FINANCIAL PLANNING SEMINAR I x c ellwir e la Mo At cldam 1135 Toon P art A **.. 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A u th o r iz e d A g e n t -------------------------------------------Saving N You HrtwiNNdi S t a l i n tATSFACTIONQUAMKTttD u m A crm o u A M u irm s s a s s 's i II B H 2 ^ 2 S * S llh ^ P r tD r . ||l122W.H«y43l|l LtanfAMIANA - a S e a a s a - lU i- o e e s J l- 3 3 6 -7 3 6 5 -N b 6 2 -4 3 h _ j 6 M 6 3 4 ; | �T I’agc 4A iie H e r a iji Sunday. n tin b w .tO w n i I’ n o o r* \ T he H erald Sunday, October 30. 2003 O pinion wrnmmmmmmmm Ghost Stories Opinion Page Policy Seein g as It's the H allo w een seaso n , I th o u gh t som e ghost stories m ight b e In o rd e r fo r th is colu m n . For fo lk s w ho h av e v isited C h arlesto n , S o u th C arolin a, you m ay kn o w o f the C o o p e r R iv er B rid g e. It's b een rebu ilt in the past few y ears, but th is sto ry d eals w ith the old brid ge, w hich, in p art, is still th ere and still b e in g used. O n Feb. 24, 1946, a W orld W ar II freighter, N icaragua Victory, w as parked in C h arlesto n H arb o r w ith its an ch o r d ropped . Bad w e ath e r how ever, cau sed the cap tain to o rd er the 12,000-ton sh ip m o v ed . T h ey lifted th e anchor, but b efo re they cou ld m ove, th e w in d s from a sto rm started b lo w in g it u p stre a m . W ith th e e n g in es sto p p ed , th e sn ip cou ld not b e m aneuvered o r sto p p e d . It c ra sh e d in to th e p ilin g s b elo w the C o o p e r R iv er B rid g e cau sin g the peak, at 270 feet m axim u m , to collap se. T h e re w e re tw o a u to m o b ile s and an A rm y m ail tru ck on the b rid g e at that lim e. T h e sh ip ho w ev er, cau sed the m id d le p o r­ tio n o f the b rid g e to co lla p se o n to it. T h e first c a r m ad e it b efo re the b rid g e c o l­ lap sed , and the A rm y tru ck m an aged to sto p in tim e. T h e o th e r c a r is th e m ystery. Nick It w as a n e a rlv 1 9 4 0 ’s e ra g re en O ld sm o b ile , w ith a fam ily o f five, the hu s• • • • • • • • ban d , E lm er R. L aw so n , h is w ife, E velyn, sev e n y e a r old son R o bert, tw o y e a r old d a u g h te r D iane, and L aw so n 's m o th er R ose. W hen the top o f the b rid g e co llap sed , the O ld s and its o ccu p an ts w ent righ t o v er tn e lop , p lu n g in g 150 feet Into the river. A ll in the v e h icle p erish ed . S in ce that tim e, th ere h av e b e e n sev eral m o to rists d riv in g o v er that b rid g e claim in g th ey saw the old O ld sm o b ile w ith its five p assen g ers, w h ich su d d e n ly d isap p eared as they passed it. S p o o k y ? I w ould say so I h av e d riv en o v e r the C o o p e r R iv er B rid g e a n u m b er of tim es, but n ev er saw that O ld s, alth o u g h I lo ok fo r it ev ery D ontM ou rp otnlofv taw ? Do aemMNng about It. Wrtla ua a lettar to the rnmor. AMtotters to the to aignec! and, purposes. ■mss i iflftM ana numbar. Utters also be ImRsd to 500 ____ i. Lettars to the sdftor be aocepted by: •Uft.MaM SOON. FrsnteiAvs.. Bowtord, F L M 77t *F « r 323-9406 Leasts totaadMor and o o h m tts «ho appear on trsedwortat p egsd onot ’ UtetoOllite SartadHscakl LsDsrs may be edted. Pfeifauf *,r They w eren ’t a b le to pu ll the O ld s from the w a tc i fo r o v er a m on th after it w ent It, but w hen they d id , all fiv e p erso n s w ere still in it. Is it th e ir sp irits d riv in g o v e r the b rid g e? I d o n ’t know, but th e re h av e been o th e r re p o rts o f sig h tin g It, so w ho kn o w s!!!!!. O f co u rse the b rid g e m ay b e h au n ted fo r a n o th e r reason. Ju st d ays b efo re the N icarag u a V icto ry stru c k th e b rid g e, there w as a co n stru ctio n a c cid e n t. W o rk ers w ere try in g to rep lace a s ectio n o f th e u n d e rsid e o f th e C o o p e r R iv er B rid ge, and p o u rin g c o n crete in to a n ew pillar. M arsh all C lev elan d , 41, w o rk in g w ith th e co n stru ctio n team , a c cid e n ­ tally fell in to th e w et c o n crete as it w as b e in g p o u red . H e w as bu ried aliv e w ith th o u sa n d s o f p o u n d s o f w et cem en t h av in g been p o u red o v e r h is body. O f co u rse h is b o d y w as n e v e r reco vered , and is still en to m b e d in th e pillar. A s for o th er g h o sts, there h av e b een d o z en s o f p eo p le co m m ittin g su icid e by ju m p in g o ff the b rid g e , and from tim e to tim e, th ere are re p o rts o f se e in g th ese p eo p le stan d - Your Views Open letter to auto thieves who stole Dodge To th e E ditor: This is an open letter addressed to the three thieves w ho stole m y 1993 D odge Shadow , 4-door, w hite sedan car a w eek ago. T h e police recovered my car w here y o u parked it in the S u p er W al-M art parkin g lot on R inehart Road. I’m grateful I got it b ack and can go back to w ork as a school crossing guard. I’m 75-years-old — a w idow on my hu sban d's social se c u rity .! can start my car w ith a screw d river thanks to you boys. N eighbors saw you on m y c o m e r loitering and can I.D. you. You left a com pact d isc the police now have, and they dusted m y car fo r finger­ prints. So, you m ay be getting a visit from d etectives at the Sanford Police D epartm ent one o f these days. You d id $300 in d am age to m y car, so I m ay be d riving . . . . . By N k * Pfottauf Herald Stall Seminole Blvd. Participants, as usual, may also sign up for some (not all) individual games, just prior to the events. The top five winners in nine of the events will qualify to enter the State game*, to be neld in The Village* Dec. 3 through II. These events indude badminton, Irorse■hnea. track St Held- basketball ft)touting, swimming, cycling, table tennift, golf, and tennis. In* addition, archery and billiards are considered “open" state events, and any senior can enter. Other events scheduled for this year indude bench press, canoe­ ing, bocce, 5k road race, and bowling. Additionally, special events, as ANSW ER TO TO D A Y 'S PUZZLE □ □ □ I < * - 2 3 tim e P erh ap s so m eo n e k n o w s w h at really h ap p en ed an w ilM et m e k n o w . T h e b u ild in g h a . lo n g s i n c e J " a o ccasio n ally w a lW n g ^ lo n g the gh o st o f a □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ D □ □ □ !□ □ □ d— « -• w ith g h o .. ., th ro u g h S f S W "“f t r e V f c T • " h a llu c in a tin g o , lo o aln g th e ir □ □ □ D □ □ □ □ □ □ anno □□on □□□□□□ aon □ □ □ o ld h o te l, ,®r *1° l(n,® s w in g Ihem . T h e y d o n 't □ □ □ □ □ □ ! □ □ □ □ ! □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ I □ □ □ □ □ LUUUUU U U U U U J ^□^ □« p□ - □ — □= □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ H Q D r ig HD □ □ [!□ □ o ccu rred , w arn in g o f a t o " * " ? " ro ad w ay sev e ral tim es a Ja n e tt H . G o o lsb y S an fo rd Golden Age Games return to Sanford in November For the 31st time, the Golden Age Games are set tor Sanford Sunday, Nov. 6b through Saturday, Nov. 12. This year's games are sponsored by the City of Sanford ‘ T S V S ? . 1'c & o t o n . S .C , t o ,.C h t o l , , , . o w t o . h , Leisure Services Department. Sanford/Bemlnoi* Clum twr of Commerce, Central llorida . p -giveval Hospital,-Wal-Mart and t g r ‘y f s s s M a a s E * - . ^ ’ the"Seminole County Convention and Tourism Bureau. As in the past several games, Kim Eltonhead, at the Sanford Senior r f s E f g u s s a r t t K T J t f s s t * . Center is the main chairman. party, so m eo n e asked the w ife w h ere h e r h u sb an d h ad go n e. Registration for the games will begin Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 9 a m. at S h T h e ^ n|ater°found h is b o d y u n d e r th e step s o u tsid e the the Sanford Civic Centre 401 E. h ack p orch H e h ad b e e n m u rd ered . W h ile th is w as years r using a screw d river lo start it for som e tim e, u n less the crim e v ictim 's fund p ay s for d am age to m y car. If I w ere the ju d g e you ap p ear before m y ru ling w ould be — you m u st get a job in tw o w eeks; pay $300 each into the crim e victim ’s fund and pay b ack all the food you stole from the retired firem an 's freezer, the food you stole from a freezer on that w om an’s porch; replace the table lam p you stole off my n eig h b o r's porch; and pay for repairs on my car. We are getting together a neighborhood w aten to pre­ vent such crim es in our neighborhood in the future. M any eyes will be w atching you, should you m ake the m istake o f com in g back to o u r neighborhood. Sooner or later p olice w ill arrest you. So you better be forew arned and quit y o u r Illegal activities. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ nnnnQO □ □ □ □ □ □ nnna □ □ □ □ D D E □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□□ a g a u u ODD □ □ □ □ □ ate. 1 0 /3 0 /0 5 • » .will -ill :__I...1— mmw. In .i the past indude iL the. cver- popular talent show at the Civic Center on Nov. 10. Admission Is free. The pancake rare, and the hobby idtow are also scheduled. The mid-week banquet will be held Wednesday. Nov. 9 at 6 3 0 pan. Tl*e exist Is $8. One noted d u n g e is the 5knud rare and cycling i\*npeti­ tion, wliidi leave been moved to Sunday, Nor. 6y-to be held on the and Seminole RivcrWalk ILuiliit/.ml Boulevard. For information, phone 407­ 302-1010 or 407-321-2835 Applications may he obtained at the Sanford dvlc Center; or go on­ line to www.d-ianfoni flu * and look for the Golden Age Game* link. As in past yearn The Sanfemt HeratJ will be publishing 0>e win­ ners in moat of tire Golden Age G am es ■events a s they are received. Gas gone wild As prom ised. The H erald is pu blish in g the gas prices (or the N orth S em in o le C ounty area. T h e follow ing prices w ere gathered at noon Friday, O ct. 28 for 87 octane gasoline. The low est price is d ow n 7 cents from last w eek. The difference this w eek is 17 cents per gallon com pared w ith 26 cents per gallon last week. Sam ’s W holesale, 1101 Rinehart Road, m em bers BJ’s W holesale, 4278 State Road 46, m em bers W al-M art, 1661 R inehart Road C itgo, 1176 C elery Avenue Sam m y's, 2425 French Avenue G T s G as and G o, bOl C elery Avenue Racetrac. 4530 State Road 46 Racctrac. 2780 U .S. 17-92 M o b il 3795 South O rland o Drive Chevron, 3001 South O rlando D rive i 7 -U , 2989 So u th O rland o Drive ' BP, 2500 French Avenue ■C ircle K. 2631 Sanford Avenue Citgo, 303 25th Street 7-11, 100 French Avenue Sunoco, 110 French Avenue Exxon, 101 French Avenue 7-11, 7500 C ounty Road 427 Kwik Stop, 2201 West First Avenue Valero, 217 South Park Avenue $2,529 $2,529 $2,539 $2,559 $2,569 $2,579 $2389 $2,599 $2,599 $2,599 $2,599 $2,599 $2,599 $2,599 $2,619 $2619 $2,639 $2,689 $2,699 $2,699 ^ ’ ’ w h lch M e r n 'to b e ’c cllln g w ell. S o m eo n e believed In ' g ? « S w t t o t h . y w l . l a d n 5 . l t o r n o ,. 1477 P a rk A rm ** (Cnr a t XMh S tro a tl Local Attorney, Kenneth McIntosh to te a c h “Trial o f Jesus” S u n d a y . Oct. 30 - 9:35 am . a ll a r e W e s t v w i e e lc o m w B a p tis t C h u rch 4 1 0 0 H .B .T b o m a « J f - .P kw y (CR46A) Sanford (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -0 5 2 3 Bill W. CoSjnanJastor^ e a t C e llu la r 54 407 - 324-8147 407 * 611-7714 1107Sort Pita* Aifc,BuM _ m fytfl BUY ■gjLw .O .tfM M M M SA Xcingular T- •-M obile •• WE O ff I t THISI PREPAID REFILLS T-Moblle Tracfone Verizon Virgin Mobile Clngular Alltell B E E H I V E The O riginal Re*taurant...Even Better The Original Defidoua Italian FoodThat^ustonw^^]^^1 “*“* *free Family Operated by Owner* phone free M iranda A Hom am A n n ive rsa ry C eleb ration / f li/ t f f / t ’ ' C h arg er * L e a th e r C a se o r H o ls te r * Ant B o o s te r * H om e C h arg er W'« h d c t i v j| , OM 2 LG. 16” I C H O U PIZZAS ■ U h l toooiras *1 8 “ « ti I I �T iie O bituaries m a r ie a n n e t t e bro o ks l -Stf mo* RAM 1 6 9 12 16 17 20 22 24 25 21 Z1 21 21 3 Survivor* include son*, Joshua Young o f Virginia Beach. Va., and David Brooks o f Sanford; mother. M able Price o f Virginia Beach; father, A rthur Brooks o f Sanford; stepm other Ernestine H ogan o f Sanford; sisters, Voshaun W ilkerson o f Detroit and Valerie Brook* o f Virginia Beach; brother, Gregory Brook* o f Philadelphia Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge o f arrange­ m ents. 3 3 3 <! 0 i i Julia M. Colston, 53, of M idw ay Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, O ct. 26, 2005 at Central Florida Regional H ospital. She was b o m Dec. 12, 1951 in Sanford. She w as a nurse. Survivors include daugh­ ter, A shleey Colston-Blye of Sanford; brothers, David H arrison of Philadelphia, John H arrrison o f A ltam onte Springs, Bobbie Baskin o f DeLand, C edric Cotton o f Sanford, Reginald Cotton of Stuart and M ichael cotton of Sanford; sister, Elizabeth Benton o f Sanford. A m em orial service w as held Friday, O ct. 28, at E ichclberger's M em orial Chapel. W ilson-Eichclbcrger M ortuary, Inc., Sanford, in charge o f arrangem ents. M arie A nnette Brook*, 42, o f Locust Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, O ct. 24, 2005 in Sanford. ‘ She w as b o m Sept. ------------------ 2 0 ,1 9 6 3 in B ro o k s Philadel- R E BE C C A M cPH EE B R U N SO N Rebecca M cPhec Brunson, 73, o f East 8th Street, Sanford, died Tuesday, O ct. 25, 2005 at Vitas H ospice Inpatient U nit in W inter B ru n so n Park. B om O ct. 1, 1932 in M iam i, she m oved to Sanford from Seaford, Del. In Sept. 2005. She w as a 53-year w orker at C hurch o f G od, and a m em ­ b er o f South D octrine Church o f G od in Deltona. Survivors inclu de husband, Isaac Brunson o f Sanford; step -son C lew yn Sim pson of O ak, Penn.; brothers, H erm an M cPhee Rolle and Jam es M cPhee, both o f M iam i; one grandchild. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge o f arrange­ ments. JU L IA M . C O L S T O N D O N A L D A LFR E D D U FR E SN E Donald “D o n " Alfred Dufresne, 68, of O range City, died Thursday, O ct. 27, 2005. B om in N ew Bedford, Ma„ he moved to Central Florida in 1995. H e w as a d river for Voltran and a veteran o f the U.S. A ir Force. Survivors include sons, D ennis Dufresne of Colchester, Conn., David D ufresne o f N ew Bedford, M a., Daniel D ufresne o f Telford, Penn.; daughters, Debbie M acCord of Lake Mary, D iana Beaulieu o f Taunton, M a., Donna Lefrancois o f Sanford; broth­ ers Paul D ufresne o f Lakeville, M a., Leo Dufresne o f A rizona and Rene Dufresne o f N ew Bedford, M a.; sisters, Sim one Bacon of Wareham, M a., Irene Hamel o f Fairhaven, M a., and A nne M erd er o f Freetown, M a.; 15 grandchildren. A funeral m ass will be cele­ brated at 10 a.m ., Saturday, O ct. 29, at the C hurch o f tne Nativity, Longw ood, with Father Ben Berinti as C elebrant. Visitation will also be at the church, Saturday, O ct. 29, from 9 until 10 .m. C ollison Fam ily Funeral H om e* f t Crem atory, South Sem inole C hapel, Longw ood, In charge o f arrangem ents. LEO H. FITZ PA TR IC K Leo H. Fitzpatrick, of Sanford, died Saturday, Oct. 22, 2005 at his residence. B om irt St. Petersburg, he moved to Sanford in 1969. H e w as a veteran of the U.S. A ir Force and U 5 . Coast Guard Reserve. H e was em ployed at K ennedy Space C en ter lor 30 years. H e w as a m em ber of All Souls Catholic C hurch in Sanford. Survivors include wife, Angela' P. Fitzpatrick of Sanford; children, Erin M adejew ski o f DeBary, Brian Fitzpatrick o f Sanford, Shane Fitzpatrick o f DeBary, Kerry Fitzpatrick of Deltona, M aureen N onnem acher o f Deltona, P atrid a Jakubisin of Lake Mary, Kevin Fitzpatrick o f M aitland and Gavin Fitzpatrick o f Sanford; 11 grandchildren; sister C atherine K ennedy o f Sylvan, N.C. and Leroy Fitzpatrick of St. Petersburg. M em orial services were held Friday, Oct. 28 at All Souls C atholic Church in Sanford. In lieu o f flowers, the fam ily requests donations to H ospice o f the Com forter. • JA M IE L. LYNN Jam ie L. Lynn, 67, o f W inter Park, died Wednesday, O d . 26, 2005 at Florida H ospital, Orlando. B om in San Juan, Puerto Rico, he m oved to Central Florida in 1993. H e w as a private practice psychologist. Survivors in d u d e mother. Carm en M. Vazquez; wife, M aria J. H ernandez o f W inter Park; son, Jaim e L Lynn, Jr. of W inter Springs; daughters, M arjorie Lynn of W inter Park, Janet Lynn o f O viedo and Joanne W essels o f M ason City, Iow a; one granddaugh­ ter. V iew ing will be from 6 until 8 p.m . Saturday, O c t 29 at the C ollison H ow ell Branch Chapel. C ollison Fam ily Funeral hom es f t Crem atory, H ow ell Branch Chapel, W inter Park, in charge o f arrangem ents. • R A PH A E L A N T O N IO MAYA Raphael A ntonio M aya, 71, H erald Sumlny, October no. 2005 P a g e 5 A o f Sanford, died Thursday, Oct. 20, 2005 in O rlando. B om in Quito, Ecuador, he moved to Sanford in 1970. H e w as a m em ber o f C ity Church. Survivors include wife, Virginia M aya of Sanford; son, Jaim e M aya o f Ecuador; daughters, Fanny M aya of Ecuador and Jeanette Diaz of Bronx, N.Y.; brothers, Carlos M aya o f Ecuador, A ugusto Diaz and Vicente M aya both o f N ew York; seven grand ­ children; two great-grandchil­ dren. Funeral services w ere held Thursday, O ct. 27 at C ollison Fam ily Funeral H om e with Pastor Eugene Sm ith officiat­ ing. Burial will be by M etro Crematory. C ollison Fam ily Funeral H om es f t Crematory, G ram kow Chapel, Sanford, in charge o f arrangem ents. R U TH W . M aG IL L Ruth W. M aGlll, 91, of W inter Park, died Thursday, O ct. 27, 2005. She w as b o m April 17, 1914 in Fulton, N.Y. She w as a retired teacher. Survivors include son, C harles A. M aGill, Jr. Banficld Funeral Home, W inter Springs, in charge o f arrangem ents. Oct. 25, 2005 at her residence. She w as bo m Dec. 30, 1941 in Coral Gables. Survivors include mother, M arie A. Sm ith; son, M ark Patton o f O rlando; daughter, Suzanne Jung o f Houston, Tex.; brother, Ed Sm ith of Carm el, lnd.; four grandchil­ dren; com panion Donald HoLser o f M aitland. Collison Fam ily Funeral H om es ft Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, W inter Park, in charge o f arrangem ents. CH A RLES TH O M A S SC A R A N G E L L O C harles Thom as Scarangcllo, 79, o f A ltam onte Springs, died Monday, Oct. 24, 2005 at O rlando regional m edical Center, South Sem inole Hospital, Longw ood. B om in the Bronx, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida in 2002. He w as a butcher and a m em ber o f St. A ugustine Rom an C atholic Church. Survivors include wife, M aria Scarangello o f A ltam onte Springs; daugh­ ters, M ildred Rojano of A ltam onte Springs and D ianne Doyle o f C asselberry; four grandchildren. Funeral services will ire at II a.m ., Saturday, O ct. 29, at the H owell Branch Chapel. Collison Fam ily Funeral H om es ft Crem atory, Howell Branch Chapel, W inter Park, in charge of arrangem ents. JO H N F. SU T H E R L A N D John F. Sutherland, 75, o f Sanford, died Wednesday, O ct. 26, 2005 at his residence. H e was b o m Nov. 26, 1929 in O w ensboro, Ky. H e was a general construction contrac­ tor and a m em ber o f the Jord an Baptist Church. He w as a veteran o f the U.S. Navy. Survivors include sons, Joe Sutherland and Jerry Sutherland; daughters, Debra W ilson and Cindy Sutherland; six grandchil­ dren. Funeral services were held Friday, Oct. 28, at the O aklaw n Chapel with inter­ ment in Longwood Cemetery. Baldw in-Fairchild Funeral H om e, O aklaw n Chapel, Sanford/Lake Mary, in charge of arrangem ents. In Locing Memory Of M A R IL E E S . PATTON M arilee S. Patton, 63, o f W inter Park, died Tiesd ay, l « v . 6 .D . M a n e f e e i« ly * I f U • O ctob er W , 2 0 6 4 WHY BUY SECONDHAND? HUY N EW , SH IP PIN G IS F R E E . 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Winter Springs Chapel m ^ m * j7-92w V e n ic e Id F u M i outer book, folders, thank S E C L U D E D w jr t , rr rt^ M ^ iQ n t o f o llo w P a r t i n g '•* S e r v i S p i u * : Kg JS f casket, urn, bpok, folders, thank A^JL INCLUDED Allen Storms, LFD Shorty Smith, Associate BFUNERAL R IS S HOME ON 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 0 0 5 8 . L a u r e l A v e ., S a n f o r d •Ooo C U M pw Vatwan Oft*. aut*act lo changa without r �I tIRC O A Sunday. October 30. 2005 TlIK IIKRMJI C h u r c h D i r e c t o r ? 431-C hariam atic Episcopal Safe Harbour Christian Church of The Holy Comforter •CtantmtfC'Einccpe Cnmch" 803 W. 4th SI Sanford, Florida 407-323-8067 Rev Mark Barth, Priest Sunday Eucharist.....930AM 437-N on D enom lnatlonal 730 Upsala Road Sanford, F L LlfeSpring OutReach Ministries Sun. 10:30am at Longwood Civic League Women's Club 135 W. Church Ave. downtown Longwood Phone: 407-339-0277 We Are Changing The Work! One Life At A Time www lifespringministrtes-org Tim Storms, Minister Sunday M orning Worship 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. 401-A ngltcan 404-B aptist 404-B aptlst St. Alban's Anglican Cathedral Traditional Anglican 3348 W. SR 426 (Atoms Ave) (1/4 mile off Greeneway. SR 417 Going East) Oviedo, Florida 407-657-2376 1928 Book 01 Common Prayer Sunday Services Holy Eucharist 8AM Sunday School (all ages) SAM Sung Eucharist 10AM (Nursery at both services) Weekday Holy Eucharist Services Tuesday 12Noon Wednesday 7PM Thursday 9:30PM Friday 12Noon The Difference is Worth the Distance 402-A ssem b ly of God City Church 650 E. Airport Blvd Sanlord, FL 32773 407-321-9600 Eugene Smith. Pastor Sunday Services. 9:00AM & 1030AM www oriandocitychurch.com Central Baptist Church 3101 West SR 46 Sanford, FL 32771-8844 407-322-2914 rrmcbcianlQrBLflfg Jimmy Dale Patterson. Senior Pastor Sunday Servlcea Sunday Morning Bible Study 9 am & 1030am Worship Services 9am A 1030am Wednesday Prayer Service 830 pm Country aide Baptlet Church 590 8. Country Club Rd Lake Mary. FL 32746 407-322-5979 Shane Wynn, Pastor Sunday School 9:45AM Sunday AM Worship 10:45AM Sunday PM Worship 6PM Wed Prayer Meeting 730PM Nursery Provided First Baptlet Markham Wooda 5400 Markham Woods Ftoad Lake Mary. 407-333-2085 Dr. Bob Parker, Pastor Nelson Chapman, Youth Pastor Sunday-Worship 10:45AM ■Children's AWANA Club 5:30PM Wednesday Family Activities.. 6PM Family Worship Centar 2462 S Park Ave Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-9222 Jefl Krall. Pastor Sunday Worship Service 9:30AM Wednesday Service 7PM Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church 2626 Palmetto Ave Sanford. FL 32773 (4 0 7 )3 2 3 -1 5 6 3 webaite-www PABC-LCS org T h e Family Fnandty Church* Weklva Assembly ot Qod 1675 Dixon Rd Longwood, FL 32779 407-774-0777 Grog Freeman. Pastor Sunday Svcs, 10AM Sunday School, 9AM BARNES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE SYSTEUS -ADOOfiS FREE ESTMATES •SERVICEAU BftASOS residential and commercial •MEATPUMPEXPERTS' STATECERT KMXS36U* 915 W. 2nd St. 323-3517 Ron Williams, Sr. Pastor Bill Simpson. Associate Pastor Tony Johnson, Student Ministry Pastor Scott Garrett, Children's Ministry Pastor •Sunday A M. Svcs 8:30am & 11am •Bible Study 9:45am •Sunday Eve Svc. 6pm Wed Bible Study &AWANA 7pm Home ol Liberty Christian School Grades K-4 Through 12th H A SANFORD 207 E. 25th SI. 321-0885 I T W 0 « W L lo n g w o o d * i i Hwy. 434 & 427 /Diamond Glass v Company, Inc •SeSord1 Or* SkipQlus Shop* Ml Friases An ns •M art. FLM771 MT/MI-aSt •Fn:W7/l»tW COMMOCUL •WaOCNTUL e N iw i ■ m IE S W M M T i u se IXAU TPM M tF W IT IT , SANFORD i 323*2999 TH E M c K IB B IN A G EN CY IN S U R A N C E AVE, 114 N. PARK SANFORD 322-0331 C a ll T e d W a lk e r At 407-322*2611 T o Sponsor This P a g e DAVID BEVERLY AND STAFF 209 W. 25th Street Sanford, FL First Shiloh Missionary Baptiat Church 700 Elm Avenue Sanford. FL 32771 407-322-5489 Rev Dr. Harry D. Rucker, Sr Pastor Early Morning Serv , 8:1 SAM Sunday School.... 9:30AM Morning Worship .HAM Evening Worshlp(TBA) 4PM Monday Bible Study ...730PM Grace Baptiat Church 919 Longwood Hills Road Longwood. FL 32750 407-265-3595 Pastor Dave Thompaon Sunday School .....930am Morning Worship ....10:46am Evening Worship.... 600pm JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL LOCALLYOWNEDANDOPERATED RON RUSSIA STAFF 2625 Iroquoli Ave. •322-2070 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME OR. ’SHORTY" SMITHAND ROBERT 1 BRISSON 9th 8L and Laurel Ava. Sanford *322-2131 G L A S S A D D IC T S Stained G lass Creations 104 S Park Ava. Downtown Sanlord 407-324-S836 GiauAddcti com Wpl i Dante Hurley Custom Work •Cteecea •tu p les ‘Surwd OWMbut Eewwna. ai Pncawaf ImkM I A m m J U m u t u n m maa u || u . Seminote County Pereonal Injury Attorney Since 1971 407-834-5700 wwwjajtowcom N First Baptist Sanford 519 S. Park Ave, 8antord, FL 407-322-6041/407-321-9351 Youth: 407-322-5322 Rev. Joe Douthitt, Interim. Pastor Rev. Tom Smith, Pastoral Care Rev. R. Wagoner. Music Rev Mark Wifllams, Students Adam Willow. Intem-Students •Sunday School...9:15AM Sunday Worship, 1030AOP Wed Activities, all ages. 630PM Nursery Provided H a r d w i r e c j > ! 3 t ’RHr S tO r e S Winter Park Dr. 339-7385 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN HARRELL & BEVERLY SCHOOL and DAYCARE TRANSMISSIONS Pre-school thru 12th grade *AMinistry of Church of God of Sanford ABEKACumcutum 002 W. 22nd SL, Sanford •321-2723 First Baptist Church ot Longwood 891 State Road 434 East Longwood. FL 32750-5394 407-339-3817 Chris Whaley, Senior Pastor 8unday •9:30 am Sunday School •10:50am Worship Service •530pm Youth Choir •630pm Awana ■5:30pm Youth Disciplineship •5:30pm Pastor's Disciplineship Study •5:30pmVocal Ensembles Tuesday 7pm Ladies Bible Study Wednesday •1030am Pastor's Bible Study •6:00pm Pastor's Disciplineship Study 4pm Divorce Care ■6pm Children's Graded Choirs ■6pm Orchestra Rehearsal 430pm Youth Bible Study •7pm Pastor's Bible 8tudy •7pm M.I.C. at Night (Missions Involving Children at Night) •7pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal •7pm Youth Activities In Gym Weatvlew Baptiat Church 4100 H.E. Thomas Jr Pkwy Sanlord, FL 32771 (407) 323-0523 WYm.wcstYiesftiflflliaLQfO BA Coffman, Pastor Sunday Worship 625am, 10:45am A 6pm Sunday School 9:35am Wed. Activities, ADAges 630pm 407-C atholic All Soula Catholic Church Corner ol 9th St A S Oak Ave Sanlord, FL 407-322-3795 Father Richard W. Trout. Pastor Weekday Mass 8:30AM. Mon-Frt Confessions. Saturday, 4PM Saturday Vigil..... 5PM Sunday. 730AM. 1030AM. Noon 9AM • English (Social HaH> 8.45AM • Spanish (Church) 6PM Latm Tndentine Mass 407-C atholic Roman Catholic St Thomas More Church Roman Catholic Tridentine Latin Every Sunday 9.00am Confessions 1 hour prior to Sunday Mass followed by recitation of the Holy Rosary 550 Ftiverview Ave Sanford. FL 32771 (3/10 ol mile north of Hwy 46 and W. 1st St) (407) 872-1007 410-C hrlstian Shower Down of Blessings 201 Elm Ave. Sanford, FL 407-321-8389 Timothy Hudson. Pastor Sunday School, 10AM Morning Worship, 11AM Tue. Prayer. Bible Study, 7 3 0 PM 440-Lutheran Safeharbor Christian Church 730 Upsala Road Sanford, FL 407-322-0980 Tim Storms, Minister Joe Caputo, Youth Ministar Michael MAlgan, Worship Minister Morning Worship 9 A 1030 413-C h rlstlan S cience First Church of Christ, Scientist, Longwood 975 Markham Woods Road 407-788-7708 Sunday Church Service and Sunday School ....10AM Wednesday......730PM Child Cara provided Reading Room 145 Weklva Springs Rd Sts 149 A, Longwood. FL Phone 407-869-1490 Mon-Frt 10am-4pm Sat 10am-1pm 4 1 9-C h u rch o f G od RhrerWaffc Church Sanford Church of God 801 W. 22nd St. Sanlord. FL 407-322-3942 Rev Wes Tanksiey. Pastor Senior Adult Sunday School ...,9:45AM Morning Worship . 10:45AM Sunday Night EDGE 6-7PM Wednesday Family Enrichment 7 to 8PM Seminole Trinity Christian School Pre-School thru grade 9 407-321-2723 Also Day Cara Starts at 1 Yr to Pre-School. 407-323-1411 422-C h u rch o f G od of P rophecy Church of Qod of Prophecy 2509 S. Elm Ave. Sanlord. FL 407-322-4015 Thomas Harris, Pastor Sunday School ....9:45AM Praise A Worship ...1030AM Message by Paslor...11AM Children Church ...11AM Evening Service......6PM Tuesday Prayer Mtg.tOAM Midweek Service (Wed) 7PM. 425-C on greg atlon al Grace Fellowship Congregational Church (NACCC) 2401 S. Park Ave, Sanford 407-322-4564 Larry Leonard. Pastor Sunday School.... 930AM Morning Worship ..ItAM Choir Practice Wed. 6:30PM Baby sitting service available 428-E plscopal Holy Cross Episcopal Church S. Park Ave 0 4th St. Sanford FL Sunday Worship 7 3 0 A 10a.m. Nursery A Sunday School lor chil­ dren. Midweek worship In Chjpel on Wads 0 10am. Free Community meal Weds., 5 30-7pm a! Sanford CMc Centar. Cal 407-322-4811 or vial our website at wwwJioIvcroasaanlontlnla for detail 81 Peter's Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd. Lk Mary. FL 407-444-6673' Rev Charles L. Holt. Rector Wkend Eucharist: Sat. 6pm Sun 730am. 9am. Ham Chid. Church 9 am/it am Nursery, 8:45em -12:45pm httpJ/jCflawcom f p Seminole Community Church 5070 Orange Blvd, Sanford 407-324-0199 www.semlnolechurch.com Jerry Walsh. Pastor Saturday 530PM Sunday 9AM, AtO:45AM Practical Messages Contemporary Music Casual Dress Friendly Servlcea Professional Child Cere r Holy Cross Lutheran Church 780 Sun Drive. Lake Mary. FL Paul Hoyer, Pastor Jonathan Thomas, Asst. Pastor Saturday Evening.... 530PM Praise A Worship Sunday Morning.... SAM Traditional Service Sunday Morning ...,930Am Praise A Worship Sunday Morning ....11AM F amity Worship Service Nursery Is provided For Information cal 407-333-0797. Lutheran Church of The Redeemer (Missouri Bynod) 2525 8. Oak Ave, Sanford. FL Pastor Jamas Timmons Sunday School___ 9:15AM Worship Service.... 1030AM Information. 407-322-3552 HttpJAvww.lcrms.org New Creation Lutheran Church Worshipping at: ktyffwiide Elementary School 401 Villen Road 407-322-7312 Bob Brasemann, Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:45AM/10:45 AM Nursery Provided www.NewCreationChurch.ee 4 4 3-M ethodist Christ United Methodist Church 408 Tucker Drive (comer of Tucksr Dr A 427) 407-322-7900 Rev Wayne Stone, Pastor Sunday School.......930am Inter-Mission.......... 1030am Morning Worship ...11am Bible Study Wednesday...........630am ChNdren'a TVna Included in Worship Nursery provided lor Babies and Smal Children 'Small Enough To Love You Growing In Christ To Serve You* 446-N azarene First Church of the Nazarene 2581 Sanford Ave • Sanford, Florida 407-322-3122 Jon Carries, Paitor Morning Worship, 1030am Sunday School. 9:30am Sunday Evening, 6pm Wed Night Bible Study. 7pm 4 4 9 -P r e s b y te r la n First Presbyterian Church (USA) of Lake Mary 128 West Wilbur Ave Lake Mary. FL 407-321-1021 lnhftrr>J,fYogg* not-com Rev Brenda Loyal. Pastor Church School. 9;30am Morning Worship, 10:45am First Presbyterian Church of Sanford Downtown on 3rd A Oak 407-322-2662 Email 1pcs 0 newbeoinninas.ee Sun Worship 10AM Nursery Adult Sun. School 9AM Young Adults Sun School 1f:15AM Sun. Youth, Food. Movie, Fellowship 5PM Mon. Choir A Bells Rehearsal 7PM Wed. Eve Dinner (by reservation) 530PM Wed. Bible Study Adults 6PM Wed Bible Study Middle School 6PM Wed. Praise Team Rehearsal 7PM Thurs. Boy Scout Troop 545 7PM We Welcome Your Visit At Any Event Jody McKewen, Minister Markham Wooda Presbyterian Church 5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary, FL 407-333-2030 Rev. Joe Wendorph Pastor Sunday School, al ages 9.00AM Traditional Worship 10.00AM Nursery Provided Upsala Community Presbyterian Church 'Knowing A Making Known Jesus Christ* Comer of 46-A A Upsala Road. Sanlord. FL , 407-330-2635 www.uoaalachurch.com Rev. Bryan L. Wenger. Pastor Sunday School 900am Morning Worship lOOOam Nursery Cars Provided 451-S eventh Day A dventist Seventh Day Advent! at Church 5779 CR 427 Sanford, FL (behind Flea World) Pastor David B. Graham Sabbath School 930am Morning Worship 10:50am Midwk Worship. Wad. 7pm Chickens Church Provided Kids C O O L Club Seventh Day Adventist MARS HILL SOA BOO East 2nd SL Sanford, FL 407-323-5646 Sabbath School.... 930AM Divine Worship »....l 1AM Wed. Prayer Mtg 7 3 0 PM 458-W esleyan First United Methodist Church 419 Park Ave. Sanford, FL 407-322-4371 Jim Bradshaw, Pastor Morning Worship. 830am 811.00am 9:45am Contemporary Service Coffee Fellowship. 930am Sunday School. 9:45am Youth Feffowship, 4pm Nursery Provided Wesleyan Church of Paoia 5560 Wayside Drive Sanlord, FL 32771 (Off 1-4 (Exit 51) West First Street on Left - One Mile) Leonard ODonnell, Pastor 407-322-6332 •Where the Gospel Is good News' Sunday School.......9:45AM Morning Worship ...,11AM Evening worship.... 6PM Mid-Week Mtg Wed. 7 3 0 PM Please Share Your Ufa With us �Sunday. October :t(). 2005 P tlg O 7 A T i l l lIlKAII) L if e St y l e ■■■■ w mm vv Timwaywe Ultra: History events coming soon 4 *> : f iff jc at t U you are looking for event* that feature local history, you will find several during the months of ......................... November and December. TWo historical societies will have well known speakers you won't want to miss, and the Holiday Tour of Homes Ls a must for many of you. The events at the Student Museum Open House and the SL Lucia Festival will entertain you as well as immerse you in history. Do plan to attend at least one of the folG race Marie lowing: S tin c c ip h c r Herald photo by Marva HawXlna The Seminole County Bethune-Cookman College Alumni Association annual cook-off winners, from left, Eartha Scott Joseph, chairman; 2nd-plece Albert Thompson; 1st place Ja m e s Young, and Beverly Wright, secretary. Front la Michael Walker, soloist. Harvest time and barbecue Semlno|e County Historical Society to Feature Robin Chapman. Robin Chapman, broadcaster journalist and writer will be the guest speaker at the Thursday, Nov. 15 meeting of the Seminole County Historical Society. The meeting will be held in the Seminole County Ag Center Auditorium, 250 W. County Home Road, at 6 JO p.m. Chapman will be remembered as a TV reporter and anchor at WESH-TV for several years. She pre­ viously worked in Washington, D .C and San Francisco. She has written three books; "The Absolutely Essential Guide to Winter Park," the "Absolutely Essential Guide to Orlando", and "Winter Park in Vintage Postcards." She has recently been awarded the Dorothy and Rhea Marsh Smith Winter Park Research Grant. Visitors ate always welcome and refreshments will be served. St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 813 Pine Avenue, invites everyone to fellowship with them at their annual Harvest meditation Service, Sunday, Nov. 13, at 4 JO p.m. Come and witness this worship service of music and give tlunks for your many blessings. Our har­ vest of good Is from an ever-present supply of God's lose. • • • • • • • • Charlie Carlson to speak at Sanford Historical Society meeting. The Sanford Historical Society will meet Thursday, Nov. 17 at the Sanford Museum. Speaker will be Charlie Carlson, long time member of the Society. Following soda! time at 4:45 p m , there will be a business meeting at 5 p.m. at wnich time 2006 officers will be elected. At approximately 5JO p m Charlie Carisorv author of the book "Weird Florida" will entertain attendees with “T h e Real and Amazing Story Behind Weird Florida." For the past several months, he has been on a statewide book tour of Barnes and Noble stores and has appeared in over 100 radio and TV talk show*. He has also presented programs for various organ­ izations throughout the state. In addition to his "Weird Florida" he has written several other books on local history. All of these will be available for purchase and signing. BardenParty H*r*M photos by Tommy Vtnoont Charter members of the Ixora Garden Club of Sanford, above, Include from left, Mary Nancy Terwllleoer. Laura Parker, Nancy Morgan, Sally Roaem ond, and Connie Williams. Jo an Lasak, dis­ trict 7 director presents life m em bers to the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Including from left, R oae Lang, Bette Cannavlno, president of Ixora, D ebra Adams, Sandy lies, and Kathy Howard. Seminole County Chapter of the Bcthune Cookman College Alumni Association held its 3rd annual Barbequc Ribs Cook-Off and mem­ bership drive, Saturday, ................................ Oct. 15, at Coastline Park in Sanford. "Dee Jar Ken Moore", CC Alumni was the mas­ ter of ceremonies who kept the music flowing for ihe evening's activities. Alumni Rev. Rufus Boykins gave the invoca­ tion and Alumni chapter Secretary Beveriy Wright Marva welcomed the guests lo the H aw kins fun-filled and entertaining event. * Performing during tthe evening was Sanford'si own 'Expressly You" students of the Performing Arts School under the direction of Maya Nathan. “T h e Steppers" of Seminole High School entertained, and soloist Master Michael Walker sang the world famous selection "We Need a Word from The Lord". The Barbcque Ribs Cook-Off winners were awarded trophic* for ihcir great, delicious tasty rib*. First place winner was James Young. Second place winner was Albert Thompson. Various alumnus, and community patrons stopped by to purchase these tasty dinners. Thanks to BCC Alumni Seminole County Chapter, Eartha Scott-Joseph. Activities coordi­ nator Jackie Bailey, President of the Seminole BCC Chapter and Beverly Wright, secretary. [3 S, u Stetson’s Comer Rest in Peace, sort of Halloween is almost here, so I thought a romp through our **. Geneva Cem etery would be kT interesting. Thanks to Mai and Mary Jo Martin and the Geneva Historical Society for providing this timely, or untimely Infor­ mation. http: / /www.rootsweb .c o m / -fl» e m ln o / g e n c e m e ■ teryiitm "for better or worse, Holiday Tour of Homes . •rill death do us part" lists lots t _ r «i On Fnday evening, Dec. Z the Sanford Historic o f Information about thi* 'folks Thi-st will'sponsor a Candlelight Tour with five who went before us.* homes in the Mayfair section open for view. There are 724 souls, or there­ Headquarters for the event will be the former post abouts, buried in our Geneva office on East First Street, with food catering nearby. Cemetery — from babies to the Shuttle buses and a trolley will convey patron* "unknow n man delivered in from one area to the other. Cost of this is $25 in the wagon.” The earliest birth advance, or $30 at the door. date I found w is 1811 for Photo by Kam o PtiMllpa The Holiday Tour of Homes will take place D ec Patience Caroline Powell 3 and 4 with headquarters at the Sanford M uslim . (m other of Lew is Thornton Marled branches hang over the Geneva Cemetery. ■520 E. First Street. At least nine homes will be on P ow ell a "celebrity of sorts" are tm CC.C and I atatfto discussed later), however her refreshments, and more enter­ Thornton Powell tread a long Avenues. You can view these from noon until 5 p m exact day of death in 1904 is tainm ent for preschoolers and w inding road from his • s 6th , . t grade. J - rCall « ll C h im n _ u n c e rta in . K a y * . Cost is $15. A combination ticket can be through Sharon birthplace in 1844 Alabama to J a m e s p u jth a id for $35 in advance. Tickets are on sale at at the church with any ques­ Morrow, a Washington where he became a [^ S an fo rd Museum, Chamber of Commerce and tions, 407-349-5411. key player In planning the Confederate I’.S. D on't forget Tuesday assassination of President soldier in Nov. 1, 6 to 8 p.m. The Third Lincoln. The original plan was the Civil Wiltnot/assistant at the Sanford Museum for Community M eeting for the to kidnap President Lincoln in War, was researching all of live homes that are on the tout so Rural Lands Study will be held exchange for ihe release of also bom in K X a t i o n can be pUced in the W * tour at Walker Elementary School in Confederate soldiers held as , . tv, :, u . , been a tremendous amount of 1811 and Chuluota. This is our last prisoners, but when those S E J k S i l Z A m . 1 work at the Museum died in chance to express our vision for plans fell through, assassina­ K a « ? w e e k and have P e n a l l y w n w h d 1 8 8 8 . the future rural lands use...talk tion plans began. Pow ell'* K h a ? d o n e . Curator Alicia Clarke has also been a R o u g h ly about scary! assignm ent was to kill Karen 100 souls, I'd also like to state correct­ Secretary of State William H. many of ■< * » s - f a d P h illip s ed information about the com­ Seward. Powell gained access L* * * 1 a event on D ec 3 and 4. will be t t h e m munity board at the post office to the Seward home by posing UHeureux and Fredric llitt who babies, were from last week'* column. It is Inc*! autnor* LTleureux is a prolifas a deliveryman for Seward'* the Geneva Historical Society buried without an — available ------medicine. Throughout hi* life, books on local history while Hitt has birth date. Many babies were which maintains it, not the Seward had posed as a Union k * U^ ™ h U d v d "Wekiva Winter", a historical recorded without first names, Geneva Citizens' Associalion. soldier and worked in a Union jUg Spanish and Umacuan Indians This note from the Historical like "baby McMahon." hospital, so he was a convinc­ W v « K p o “ ible that other local Fam iliar last nam es catch Society's new sletter Have you ing choice. W illiam Seward our eye as we visit Geneva noticed the beautiful new bul­ authors will be available. was home, recovering from a Cem etery: Prevail. Samsula, letin board at the Post Office? carriage accident. Thankfully Yarborough, Tillis, Raulerson, The Historical Society spon­ Pow ell'* gun mUfired, and Proctor, McLain. Hart. Geiger. sored the construction and we ■ " T S f f l S S S ™ 501 although he beat Seward's son Ballard, to name a few. And less have to thank Larry Appleton i— ■“ » ■■ and stabbed the Secretary, he familiar first names: Minerva, for the materials, Jack Procell did not succeed in killing Welcome, Cader, Mayme, (Larry** son-in-law) for build­ Seward, or we might not have Dock, C y ril Sina, Isom. Bliss, it, anu and the M artin* • for ing It, me <r»— — those fabulous Alaskan cruises jenvonstration*. local author'• s . * - . * --------Nevada, Gussie, and Dinty. shopping for just the right sup­ to enjoy today! Wouldn't we love to hear •i____ rAmt and a roae sale. _____ i plies. Have you guessed what t h e g a n k n a ^ ^ j ^ provided by several Powell was hung in Apnl their stories? Susie Wilkinson _ the ingenious background is 1865 and buried in tne peniten­ i!!cal saxxjls. This U a good 1886-1976; John W icks 1857­ made of (the tacks *tay in and tiary graveyard. His remains choral this excellent museum, 1928; Isabel Leota Greer 1892­ it's waterproof)? It 1* welcome chance for ^ the wonderful collecwere moved several times and 1984; Andrew J. Holder 1835­ mats put in backwards!" While t h e r e , wr e to vvew ^ whidl 4(lom it was not until 1992 that his 1931; and Samuel Levy 1894­ Historical Information on severed head was discovered 1994. Civil and Wortd war*, air ihe 17 Civil War soldiers buried among Indian remains at the and space trav el emancipation in Geneva can be found in the Sm ithsonian Institute. They of African-A m ericans and a Geneva Museum where their were trying lo return Indian women, com m unication and service record* are located. S tL u d a F w ttv J ^ Celebration of Seminole remains to the proper tribes computers, lifetime* of amaz­ Information can al*o found on and ran across Powell's skull S t L ud* ^ „ J L r 7 w U l be held Saturday, the follow ing Web *ite: ing event*. which was tagged with his h t t p :/ / w w w .u s g e n n e t .o r g / u i a Veteran* from both side* ol identification. His family was the Civil War are buried here. /fl /county /*em inole /Geneva 300 Bush Blv«L from ' ^ ' a^ PSwedish Christmas traced to Geneva, Florida This will be a j x a d i W ^ e a u a ^ ^ ^ /ci vil_war_*oldler»_buried_ln (The ratio i» a bit lopsided, where his father had founded how ever-16 Confederate sol­ (ikrbratw n and y c " ^ Swedish descenthe First Baptist Church of _gen.htm dier* and 1 Union soldier.) Did •File contributed for use in Swedish srnorgasborcl - " j ™ * ,he Like Maiy Apopka and was the first pas­ you know the official names of USGenWeb Archive* by Mai dants ^ n g Swedish carols tor of the First Baptist Church die two sides in ihe Civil War? Elementary Sdxwl * , Viking ship, of Geneva. There is no hard evi­ and Mary Jo M artin of the Confederate Slates of America Geneva HUtorical Society, dence that the rest of his and Grand Army o f. the (GenevallG SCaolcom ). remains were ever found. Republic (U nion)-CSA and VVVneed you lo tell ui what you Back to ihe future, don't for­ CAR for short Additionally we know that is good about G m ei*l get the pumpkins have arrived buried veterans of the Spanish P ltatt thare your inform ation, at the First Methodist Church American W at W W l WWII, ideas and comments bv calling of Geneva, and the Baptist Korean and Vietnam. 407-221-7002, ria e-mail al karendants aa H « « y Sanfo J ^ Z V c k in hi* dim s Church will be holding its Fall What would Halloween be m phillipsebellsoulh.net, tplease from Sweden in . t .^tlcm ent called New Festival O ctober 31rsl from without a creepy story that 630pm lo 8 pm as an alternative put ‘ Stetson's C om er’ in the sub­ starts out, 'h e was a quiet for kids' trick or treating There ject line), or with a fax to 407-349­ boy..."an d ends with, 'finally, 2800. Thanks! lM to a .c a .M « y will be games, puppets, prize*. we found his sk u ll..." L*W1» •' jfit Sem inole Community College Gospel Choir will present "I Feel a Revival", a concert of contemporary gospel music TUesday, Nov. 1, al 7JO p.m. in ihe Seminole Community College Fine Arts Concert H all G-118. Tlte event is free and open to the public. The choir is under the director of Mauncv Terrell of Sanford. "After the Storm - Katrina Fundraiser", a musical program to showcase choirs, singers, musicians, ensembles. Praise Dancers, quar­ tettes and groups, will be Saturday, Oct. 29 at 7 p m at New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church 618 East 10th Street. Pastor Wil Lewis. Come and give praise and bless our new residents who have relocated from New Orleans and surrounding areas. For informa­ tion phone Artis Hardy at 407-320-7767 or Faye Henderson and Gospel Praise at 407-330­ 9621. Women of Renewing Minds, Inc, second annual benefit dinner and graduation will be Saturday, Nov. 5, at 6 p.m. at the Boys and Girls d u b of West Sanford, 919 South Persimmon Avenue. Donations are accepted. KSVP to 407­ 268-3500. Happy Birthday to Rufus McClain, Cynthia Dixon, Halloween Day celebrants. h HmaUt photo by «**rv* HawWn* Em ployee* from S tate Attorney Norm Wolllnger'a office take a lunch break. Director Stephlne Little* is seen with cap. Maka a Utterance day By M arva Hawkins Herald Correspondent TWenty employee* of Stale Attorney Norm Wolfinger'* office held their sixth annual "Make a Difference Day", Oct. 2Z Employee'* donations, atong with dona­ tion* from Cindy Ray, Tom Briggman and Sue Ridunis were included. The Neighborhood Q s t. Attorney Initiative gathered corporate community donations from Albertson s. Discount Mattress Bam. W o o d crafts, of Florida, Sherwin Williams, Casselberry Home Depot, 1’rogresa Baptist Church and Seminole County Weed and Seed sent volunteer* from the Sheriff* Office to make a difference The volunteer* from the State Attorney's ctWux- are painting and repairing ihe second tramitkxul houtc. which will houM? Women of Renewing Minds of Faith Bible Ministries, Inc. These ministries will house over 10 women who will receive supportive services to help women become self-sufficient. �Pago 8A T he H Sumlny. IM o ltcr .1(1.2005 erald C rack I m h I iw I i C ounty, Florida O r a t n w iy i and T ra ils M a s ts r Plan C urrant T rail P rogram V is it m i C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1A a r k iH ii Dotted lines represent section NOT C O M P LETED I Trail C o n t i n u e d fr o m P a g e 1A lion for the north section and $1.35 m il­ lion for the southern section connecting w ith the O range County border, accord­ ing to H eidi Miller, a specialist with the county Public Works Engineering team. The Cross Sem inole Trail is a paved recreational trail that has been designated as one o f Sem inole C ounty’s Show case Trails because o f ils length, beauty, and accom m odation o f various users, a new s release said. The section o f Cross Sem inole Trail Rainforcesparkclosure B riefs ainlc Mental Health Seminole Community mental 1 lealth Center Ivas two new pro­ grams, “Seminole Cares" and "Project Recovery”, to serve chil­ dren and families who meet eligi­ bility requirements for counsel­ ing, substance abuse and case management services. Call 407-831-2411, e x t 256. Walk-In Florida Hospital Centra Care has now opened five waik-in urgent care clinics in Central Florida counties. In Seminole County, the clinic is now located at Seminole Towne Center Centra Can*, open daily from 2 to H p.m. For more information, visit www.centracare.org. All.l-l <1r ZYPREXA from d ow ntow n O v ied o to the 1-4 Pedestrian Bridge In Lake M ary has been designated as part o f the Florida N ational Scenic Trail. That trail is a 1300-m ile route running from the panhandle to the Everglades. Scientists report that ZYPREXA* has been associated with developing D iabatas, D eath, H yperglycem ia, K eto acid o sis, a n d /o r P a n cre a titis. As a result the manufacturer has announced a proposed se ttle m e n t. Call ua today toll free at 1-877-746-4369 to discuss your potentiul ZYPREXA*. claim. A v s tu b is 7 D a y s aWm S A N F O R D — S e m in o le C o u n ty P ark s and R e c r e a tio n h a s c lo s e d th e M u lle t L a k e P a r k b o a t ra m p a n d c a m p in g fa c ility d u e to th e la r g e a m o u n ts o f re ce n t r a i n f a l l, th e c o u n ty ann ou nced W e d n e sd a y . Mullet Lake Park is lo c a te d a t S ta te R o a d 4 6 a n d M u lle t L a k e P a r k R o a d in th e e a s t e r n p o r ­ tio n o f th e co u n ty . T h e fa c ility is e x p e c te d to r e m a in c lo s e d u n t il w a te r le v e ls r e c e d e . A ll o th e r p a rk s a n d b o a t ra m p s a re o p e r a t in g n o r ­ m ally . w arrants at various locations in the three counties O ct. 25. In Sem inole County deputies search ed 1445 La Palom a C ircle in W inter Springs; 5005 B aysid e Loop N o. 209 in O v ied o ; and 160 S tep h en s Street in O viedo. In Volusia County a search w arrant w as issued at 1411 Pear Avenue in D elton a, and In O rang e County a w arrant w as issued at 1874 C lacton D riv e in Orlando. Seven people were arrested during the operation, and two m ore are bein g sought by deputies. Byron A. Coffie, 29, and Loretta L. Alexander, 29, both of 1445 La Paloma Circle in W inter Springs were arrested for drug possession and traf­ ficking cocaine after deputies executed a search warrant. W hen deputies entered the hom e they found a digital scale, tw o boxes of plastic bag­ gies and a can o f baking soda inside a cabinet above the m icrow ave oven in the kitchen. They also found 83 grams o f cocaine, one dose of M DM A, and three gram s of m ariju ana in the bedroom belonging to A lexander and Coffie. Coffie, w ho w orked for Progress Energy in the field of tree service, was taken to jail and charged with conspiracy to traffic more than 400 gram s o f cocaine. Alexander, w as taken to jail and charged with trafficking less than 28 gram s of cocaine; possession of no more than 20 grains of marijuana; and pos­ session o f a controlled sub­ stance without a prescription. A second resid ence in Sem inole C ou nty w as searched at 5005 Bayside Loop * 2 0 9 in O vied o. D w ight L. Everett, 36, of O viedo, already had an active warrant for con ­ spiracy to traffic more than 400 gram s of cocaine. H e w as arrested outside of his resi­ dence, before deputies initiat­ ed the search warrant. Everett was an electrician for Tri City Electric. Leonard P. Hill, 38, of 160 Stephen Street in O viedo, was arrested at h is place of em ploym ent at 5201 Raymond Street in O rlando, and charged w ith consp iracy to traffic cocaine. M atthew Wood III, 33, was arrested 1411 Pear Avenue In Deltona, charged with conspir­ acy to traffic more than 400 gram s o f cocaine, and taken to the Volusia County Jail. Michael M endoza, 25, was arrested at 1874 Clacton Drive in Orlando, charged w ith con­ spiracy to traffic more than 200 gram s of cocaine, conspiracy to traffic marijuana, and taken to the O range County Jail. D anilo M endoza, 28, w as also arrested at 1874 Clacton Drive. M endoza was charged with conspiracy to traffic m ar­ ijuana. Two handguns, about $5,000, and som e crack cocaine were also seized during the search w arrants on O ct. 25, 2005, a Sem inole C ounty Sheriff’s Office press release said. 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In Seminole County, some local stores arc offering flu shots already, but the Health Department Isn’t expecting shots unlit the end of January 2006. The Seminole County Health Department expects to receive flu vaccines by Jan. 31, 2006, its Web site said. According to its new guide­ lines, the following people are eligible for the flu shot: persons 65 years or older; children six to 35 months old; individuals with chronic health problems such as heart or lung disease, asthma, diabetes or cancer; all household contacts of high-risk individuals; all women who will hber pregnant nn™ m all women who will during the flu season; residents of nursing homes and long-term care facilities; healthcare work­ ers; and caregivers of infants under the age of six months. For more information call the I lealth Department 407-665-3387 for updates. Publix Flu Shot Schedule Casselberry Collection on Nov. 1 and Nov. 11,2005 from It) a m. to 2 p.m. at 3385 S. U S. 17/92 Suite 181. Cali 407-831­ 2020 for more information. Maitland Place on Nov. 4, 2005 from 3 p.nt. to 7 p.m. and Nov. 12. 2005 from 10 a m to 2 p m. at 242 N. Orlando Avenue. Call 407-599-0202 for more infor­ mation. Geraldo 39 Pod member 40 GoeedownhM last? 42 Paeoapect 44 R isto n tie mep 47 ‘NoMddhgT 49 Excel 50 Caroroopleed51 GWmears 54 Caafro’adnen » « *• ? 56 Esteemed 57 Hebrew poptwt 59 Loargreda 60 Sugaraourca 6t unbred metaphor torn oktaong 62 2ttf-oankiy Walgreen* Flu Shot Schedule 3803 S. Orlando Drive in Sanford on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005 from 9 am . to 12 p.m. Call 407-323-9190 for more informa­ tion. 7085 County Road 46-A in Lake Mary on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2005 from 9 am . to 12 p.m. Gill 407-833-2561 for more informa­ tion. M is s io n C o n tin u e d fr o m P a g e 1A M elvin Philpot, chairm an ing, and he reported a grant of o f the R escu e O utreach $400,000 from the Sem inole M ission Board, told the aud i­ County Com m ission had been ence that the goal o f this fund given. raising event was $60,000. "W e now need $200,000 in "A nd as we start today’s m atching fu n d s," h e said, e v e n t," he said , "W e have "and thus far, with generous reached a total o f $59,400. And donations from som e o f our I expect, before it’s over, we people, w e hav e already w ill h av e surpassed this received $100,000 o f that goal." am ou nt." At the conclusion of the Sylvia Izquierdo, daughter luncheon, guests were urged o f M other W eaver w ho serves to donate additional m onies as adm inistrative director o f to the organization. the Rescue O utreach M ission, Richard Burke, president w as to have ad dressed the and C EO o f Rescue Outreach audience, but she had becom e M ission , told the au d ience ill and w as unable to attend that the present facilities need the function. upgrading as well as expandD u rin g his keynote 37 Senaatknal cu ________ c. . . Shoppes at Sweetwater on Nov. 4,2005 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 3883 Wekiva Springs Road. Call 407-788-1804 for more infor­ mation. Cornerstone at Lake Mary on Nov. 9, 2005 from 10 a.m. to 2 P-m. at 825 Rinehart Road. Call 407-322-9985 for mote informa­ tion. address. Dale referred to what he had said in the printed pro­ gram. "There is no way to fully quantify the im pact M other W eaver and her organization have m ade on the residents of Goldsboro, the city o f Sanford and Sem inole County. Indeed, ov er the years, the M ission has provided tem porary shel­ ter, m eals, clothing, encour­ agem ent and com fort to countless num bers o f individ­ uals w ho have found them ­ selves in need, w helJter they be hom eless, tem porarily dis­ placed in the w orkforce, sin ­ gle parents, or just dow n and out." H a llo w e e n _________ C o n t i n u e d fr o m P a g e 1A 64 Transcript Ho hau nted h o u se at the Longw ood P olice Departm ent, 235 W. Church Ave., O ct. 29 through Oct. 31 from 6 to 10 p.m. In addition, the fall carnival will take place Oct. 31 from 5 to 9 p.m . There will be a costum e contest for children 12 and under at 6 p.m. on H allow een with pre­ re g istration from 5 to 5:45 p.m. 65 Baranrosaa 67 Sugar Alaulan Wand 69 Parting too sand 70 A lto n * rtvar 71 Cohort of Rokar 72 Chaar tor author Amado? KVM06 xwordedttorBeol.com -------------------------------- - CtOOS Trtbaac M«4ia S m t c n , lac. Sae crossword puzzle solutions on P tf ■4M ■ * -PS g « l y tr j0 m w 5 4 m i* CA SSELBERRY • The H allow een Jjp o o k ta c u la r will take place O ct. 29 from 7 to 10 p.m . at Secret Lake Park. 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive in C assel­ berry. A ctiv ities in clu d e a haunted house, spooky trail, costu m e con test at 8 p.m ., candy, gam es and m ore. Call 407-262-7720. • T h e C asse lb e rry A rt H ouse presen ts C reep y Scraw lere Spook Show 2005 throu gh Nov. 1 featu rin g sp o o k y art p ieces from Central Florida artists. H ours are M onday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . at the art house at 127 Quail Pond Circle. Call 407-262-7720. • H ow l-O -W een for D ogs is scheduled for Sunday, O ct. 30 from 11 to 3 p.m . behind C asselb erry C ity H all, 95 Triplet Lake Drive. A dm ission is $8 per dog, hum ans are free. H ow ling contest, bobbing for balls, haunted dog hou se and a costum e parade and contest w ill b e h eld. P ro ceed s to Paw m osa O aks D og Park, call 407-262-7720. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION CHAPTER 197.322 LAWS OF FLORIDA NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF SEMINOLE COONTY, FLORIDA: TH E 2005 S E M IN O LE C O U N TY TAX ROLLS HAVE BEEN D ELIVER ED BY TH E PR O PE R TY A PPR A IS ER TO TH E TAX C O LLEC TO R FO R TH E CO LLEC TIO N O F SE M IN O LE C O U N ­ TY TAXES FO R TH E YEAR 2005. TH E S E TAXES ARE FOR REAL ESTATE, TANGIBLE PERSO NAL PROPERTY, SCHO O L, C O U N TY G E N ER A L FUN D, M UNICIPALITIES, AND SPECIAL TAX D IS TR IC TS, (SU C H AS: LIG HTING , C O U N T Y FIR E UNIT, ST. JO HNS W ATER MGMT, ROAD IM P R O V E M E N T D IS TR IC T & SOLID W ASTE). 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Take new retail delivery from dealer stock by 10/31/05. S e e dealer for residency restnctions and com plete details. ♦ Government star ratings are part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA's) New Car A ssessm ent Program (NCAP). �Page IB Sunday O c to b e r 30, 2005 B riefs S C A R Y R A C IN G Tonight (Saturday, O ctober 29th), New Smyrna Speedway will host the Halloween Endure 200. Also on the program will be the Pro Trucks, Q uick Kids, Late Models, Modifieds, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Slock and Strictly Slock. Plus for the young and the old, a Halloween Costum e Contest. The pit gate will open at 2 p.m. and the grand* stands will open at 6 p.m. with racing action start­ ing at 7:30 p.m. General admission will be $15 for adults, $10 for students and seniors, and free for children II and under. Remem ber - Halloween Costum e Contest so kids, be your scariest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For moiv information, please call 386-427-4129, or visit the website at www.fascar.org. SA C /M ETRO CH ALLEN G E The second annual Seminole Athletic Conference-M etro Conference Slowpitch Softball Challenge will be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Lake Brantley High School. Defending Challenge Champion Seminole, which last week won its second straight SAC Tournament title and ran its winning streak to 36 games over two years, will open the challenge against Apopka at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday (Nov. 1). The other two opening night games will have Winter Springs facing Dr. Phillips at 6 p.m. and Oviedo battling Colonial at 7:30 p.m. In W ednesday's (Nov. 2) semifinals, the Seminole /Apopka win­ ner will take on the Winter Springs/Dr. Phillips winner at 6 p.m. and m e Oviedo/Colonial winner will challenge the host Patriots at 7:30 p.m. Thursday's (Nov. 3) Championship Night will have W ednesday's losers playing at 6 p.m. for Third Place and W ednesday's winners playing for the Cham pionship at 7:30 p.m. SA N FO R D YO U TH H O O FS Registration has begun for the 2005-2006 Sanford Leisure Services (Recreation Department) Youth Recreation Basketball League. The League is for play­ ers from S-to-13 years old and will play at two site’s beginning November 12tii. The’ Biddy Ball Division (5 & 6 year olds, players bom in the years 2000 and 1999) and Prep Division (7, 8 & 9 year olds, for players bom in the years 1998, 1997 and 19% ) will be playing their games at Seminole Trinity Christian. The Biddy Division is still in need of several players, while me>st of the olliers are o ilie r full or filling rapidly. The Junior Division (10 U 11 year olds for players bom in the years 1995 and 1994) and the Senior Division (12 It 13 year olds for players beim in the years 1993 and 1992) will be playing at Millennium Middle School. The fee is $50 per play­ er for Sanford residents and $60 for non-residents. Coaches are also still needed. Registration will be taken at the Downtown Recreation Center, lower level of Sanford City I fall, Monday thniugh Friday from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. For more infomiation call the Sanford Recreation Department at 407-330-5697. S p o r t s Lyman clinches homefield advantage By Dean Sm ith Herald Staff People are going to learn to not underestimate Lyman. Hardly anyone had given the Greyhounds any chance of defeating powerful Mainland this season. Let alone at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium. But as they have done all season, coach Bill CaugheU's charges used stning defense and timely offense to win their sixth game in eight starts this season, edging the state-ranked Buccaneers, 10-7, as Lyman won its third straight G ass 5A-District 3 Championship. Greyhounds upset Mainland, 10-7, to win 5A-District 3 title The upset also ended Mainland's run of district title at five. Both teams will still advance to the playoffs, with the Greyhounds getting a home game and hosting the Class 5ADistrict 4 runner-up at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex on Friday, November 11th. The Buccaneers, who fell to 7 -1 will travel to the East Coast to take on the 5A-4 champion on the 11th. In the other 5A-3 contest on Friday, Lake Howell won for the second straight week without its head coach, doubling the score on Pine Ridge, 28-14, in Deltona to claim third place in the district standings. Also claiming a third place finish in the district standings on Friday was The M aster’s Academy, which edged Orangcwood Christian, 22-14, In Class IB-District 4 at Oviedo. The regular season will come to an end next Friday with non-district action. Lyman will tune-up for the playoffs by traveling to Sanford to face Seminole in Homeaiming at Thomas E. Whigham Stadium; Lake Brantley travels to East Ridge; Lake Howell hosts Oviedo in their neighborhood rivalry at Richard L Evans Field; Lake Mary Prep hosts Pine Castle Christian for Senior Night; The M aster's Academy welcomes PiersonTaylor to Oviedo; Orangcwood Christian will be at Brevard Christian in Melbourne; and Winter Springs hosts University in the Bears' Senior Night. All of the games are set for a 7 p.m. kickoff. Bears stare down Lions Winter Springs upsets Oviedo to force threeteam playoff in 6A -2 onship, I wouldn't have y believed it." said Winter Springs coach Steve Katz. "W hat that says is we have a O V IED O — After the Winter great, great bunch of kids and a Springs Bears beat the Oviedo Lions 16-8 on Friday night to great coaching staff." throw the 6A-District 2 race The Bears scratched out an early lead Friday night thanks into a three-way tie, the big question was, “Just how long is to an interception by Zach Hillery the led to a 32-yard 72 hou rs?' field goal by David LeBar with Thai's how long Winter Springs will have to enjoy its 5:21 remaining in the first quar­ win and Oviedo will have to ter. For the next three quarters, bounce back before the two the two teams shoved each teams _ along with the Lake other back and forth between Brantley Patriots _ will be back the 20-yard lines, neither team at John Courier Field to sort mounting much of a scoring out the final standings. threat until Winter Springs con­ "We have no choice," said structed a 21-play, 64-vard Oviedo aw ch Greg Register. drive the look 9:16 off of the . 'W e have to put this behind us dock. and be ready to play for the Sophomore quarterback district championship in 72 Taylor Salem and junior tight h o u rs ' end Lars Anderson capped the The Lions (7-2), Bears (6-3), drive by hooking up on a nineand Patriots (6-3) each have 3-1 yard touchdown pass play district marks. Oviedo beat with 4:57 remaining in the Lake Brantley which defeated game. • Winter Springs which complet­ "They're a great defensive ed the circuit by knocking off team," said Katz of Oviedo. Oviedo. “We knew we were In for a Because of its superior regu­ struggle. Luckily, we were able lar season reaird, Oviedo gets to make some adjustments at a bye Monday as Lake Brantley lialftime and moved the chain and Winter Springs square off in the second half. in a 12-minule quarter. If no "O ur defense played just an w innet has been decided after outstanding game. Mike Kintz, th a t the teams will go to the our defensive coordinator and Kansas tiebreaker, alternating defensive back coach, Colin four-play scries from the 10Sample, our linebackers coach, yard line. and Curtis White, our defen­ Tlie winner then plays sive line coach, put in a great Oviedo following tlie same game plan that our kids execut­ sequence. If Oviedo wins, the ed perfectly." Lions claim the 6A-2 crown It was fitting, then, that the with the Lake Brantley/Winter defense cap the victory with a Springs victor going info the 65-yard interception return for 6A state playoffs as the runnera touchdown by Cameron up. Thompkins with 3:07 left to Should the Lions lose, how­ play ever, they will have to play the Oviedo made one last stab at loser of tne Lake trying to pull out tlie win when Brantley /Winter Springs nm Tyler Crockett tossed a 15-yard test for tlie No. 2 spot. touchdown pass to Charlie “If you had told me at the Koepscll and Jeffrey Crawley beginning of the season that rushed for a two-point conver­ after having to replace 18 of 22 sion. The Lions then attempted starters fmm last year, we'd be to recover an onside kick, but playing for the district champi­ B y T o n y D a S o r m lo r S p e c ia l to the Herald Hsrald photo by Jim Wsntz Winter Springs’ Cameron Thompkins legs It out ahead of the Oviedo defense on his way to a 65-yard Interception return for a touchdown with 3:07 left to play that gave the B e a r s a 16-0 lead and thev isitors were able to hold oft a last minute rally attempt by the host Lions to win the C lass 6A-District 2 showdown, te -6 . at John Courier Field Friday night. Winter Springs' upset ol Oviedo, coupted wttti Lake Brantley's win over Lake Mary, sets up a three-team playolf lor the two playolf spots available In C lass 6A-District 2. The playofl will be held tomorrow (Monday) at Oviedo's John Courier Field startTony Caldwell covered the kick for the Bears. “We didn't make the plays," said Register. "Winter Springs came out and played our game. They beat us physically and deserved to win tonight." Of course, tilings could be different in 72 hours. BEARS 16, LIONS S W inUf Springs J 0 0 IJ .I * Oviedo 0 0 0 0. 0 Flrel Quarter WS _ LeBar 3 1 FG Second Q iurtef Nu Mixing Third Quarter No taxing Fourth Quartet WS _ AnJetMXi t pan Inxn Salem (kick abort). WS . ThompkJna 65 1ST return (LeBar kick)" O . buepaetl 15 paaa Inxn Crocket (Crawley run) Patriots power way past Rams By Dean Sm ith Herald Stafl HsraM photo by Romeo Quantnn Lake Brantley senior fullback Lance Ault (No. 20) was the workhorse on Friday, getting most of the big yards when the Patriots needed then most, but his eflorts always set up ‘• "™ n at*» rushed for well over 100 yards, but never got In the end zone, as Lake ^ U e y l v i ^ ^ l l ^ eway tate to defeat Lake Mary. 42-27, and earn a spot In Monday's three-team Class 6A-Distrtct 2 playolts at Oviedo ALTAMONTE SPRIN GS — With Its back to the w all the t «k« Brantley Patriots went back to what they do be*t, play ball-control, power football. After trading punches with Lake Brantley for three quarter, the hosts finally took aintrel by basically keeping the ball out of tlie Rams' hands and pulling away late for a thougn-lhan-thescore-appears, 42-27 Class 6ADistrict 2 victory at Tom Storey Field. Lake Mary gave Lake Brantley all it wanted, especially in the first half, getting on the score­ board first and answering every Patriots score with a score ol its won at the Rams took a 17-14 lead into the lockcmiom at intermission. Lake Brantley took the second half kickoff and marched 80 yards on nine plays over fourand-a-half minutes, taking the lead for good on Adam Allegore’ s five-yard run with 7 3 8 left in the third quarter U l jf ’ within 21-20 on a Chris Haines' second field goal of the night. The Patriots would carry that one-point lead into the fourth quarter and built its first lead of any subsequence on Elliott Kiadii's four-yard touchdown run with 6:36 left in the game Just 17 seconds later, Dylan Livingstone picked off a Lake Mary pass and returned it 25 yards for the clinching touch­ down with 6:19 left on the dock. Lance Ault then broke away for a 46-yaid run to set up Bryan Bearden's 18-yard touch down run with 1:15 remaining and all that was left was the cel­ ebration. With the win, coupled with Winter Springs' upset of Oviedo, Lake Brantley earned the right to square off with iik Lions and Bears at Oviedo’s John Courier Field on Monday at 7 p.m. to decide which |W07 teams will represent 6A-2 in the upcoming playoffs Check out the Oviedo-Wuiler Spnngs »t0fv elsewhere on this page to fmj the schedule lor the pUyotj �I’lIRO 2 It TlIK III K till Sunday OcI o Im t 30. 2005 Sanford Youth Flag Football League to decide champions From Staff Raporta Three months of hard work and planning come to an end today (Saturday) when the City of Sanford Leisure Sendees Youth Flag Football League holds Championship Day at Ft. Mellon Park. The Final Four teams from each of the three age divisions will all be in action today with the games to be followed by a picnic and awards ceremony. The semifinals went as expected, sort of, except for the 10-12 Year Olds, where the No. 3 seeded buccaneers (3-4) forfeited to the No. 2 Giants (4­ 3), Ml. The other 10-12 game found the top-seeded ({aiders (6-1) shutting out the Dolphins (1-6), 15­ 0. In the 5-6 Year Olds, the No. 1 seeded buccaneers (5-2) doubled the score on the Haiders (1-6), 42-21, and the No. 2 seeded (dolphins (4-3) nilled over the No. 3 Giants (3-4), 46-14. The 7-9 Year Olds went as planned with the No. I Buccaneers (6-1) easing past the Haiders (0­ 7), 22-12, and, in the best game of the day, the No. 2 Giants (also 6-1) scored a touchdown late to break a tie, then got an interception return to seal a 32-26 victory over the No. 3 Dolphins (2­ 5), who scons! a touchdown as time expired. Today's schedule is as follows: * 5-6 Year Olds: Third Place Game _ 8 JO a.m.. Giants vs. Raiders; Championship Game _ 9:30 a m . Dolphins vs. buccaneers; P ic n ic . 11 a.m. " 7-9 Year Olds: Third Place Game _ 8:30 a.m , Haiders vs. Dolphias; Championship Game _ , 9.30 a .m , buccaneers vs. Giants; Picnic _ 11:30 a.m. * 10-12 Year Olds: Third Place Game _ 10:30 a m. _ Buccaneers vs. Dolphins; Championship Game _ 11:30 a .m ,Giants vs. Raiders; P ic n ic . 12 p.m. 5 8c 6 YEAH O LD S BUCCANEERS 42, RA IDERS 21 The Raiders look the early lead when Camara Bosco tha>w a two-yard out pass to J.T. I lollie that turned into a 40 yard scon. The Hues answered right back when Alexandra Frai/er ran up Ihe middle for 35 yards to tie the score. The Burs then took central when Terrell Davis ran for a 32 yard touchdown and followed that up with a 12 yard score to end the half. The Raiders came out of the ba*ak on fin’ and tied the game at 21-21 when Chase Pritchard ran for a nine-yard sain ’ and Hollie added another scon* farm 30 yards out. but the Bucs offense came to life behind two more Fraizer touchdown runs and Eddie Key closed out the sailin g for the winner's when he powcn*d his way in from 34 yards out. Players of the Game: Buccaneers _ running back Alexandra Frazier; Raiders receiver J.T. Hollie. DOLPH INS 46, G IA N TS 14 This game was decided quickly as I lenry Segura began the game with a 30 yard touch­ down run and then on the Giants' opening pos­ session the Dolphins defense forced a safety. Daniel Charles then ran in fram 31 yards out and Segura followed with a 30 yard run. The Giants offense just am id not get on track the entire game and the Dolphias defense con­ tinued to snow its strength forcing another safe­ tySegura added a 45 yard touchdown for his last score of Ihe day. Calvin Kunkel tried to rally his team by scor­ ing a 9-yard touchdown, but Corey Marksman and Charles saired touchdowns for the Dolphins to seal the win. riayers o f the Game: Dolphins _ running bark Henry Segura; G iants _ quarterback Calvin Kunkel. 7-TO-9 YEAR OLDS BUCCANEERS 22, RA ID ERS 12 A.J. Sanders ran a 65-yard kick off bark for the saire and R.J. Bradley ran in the extra point to open the sairing for the Bucs and Calvin Smith then ran in a 12 yard touchdown and Caleb Sullivan ran in the extra point to give the lopseeds an early 16-0 lead. The Raiders offense moved the ball well behind quarterback Chris Stewart and Elijah Grooms capped the drive with a 5-yard touch­ down and then scored again to pull the Raiders close. But the Bucs were not ready to fold as Jonathan Gonzales saired a 38-yard touchdown to seal the win. Players of the Game: Buccaneers _ running back Jonathan Gonzales; Raiders _ running back Elijah Grooms. G IA N TS 32, DOLPH INS 26 The Dolphins marched down the field on their opening drive to saire on a 4-yard touchdown run by Derek Johnson. The Giants answered back on quarterback Santonin Jackson's 31 yard touchdown run and took the lead on their next possession when Kelvin Mills ran in from 62 yards. The Giants were able to maintain the lead the rest of the half behind its defense, which was led by Malik ParJiam with some big defensive stops throughout the game. Early in the second half the Dolphias evened the saire on Travis Jackson's 38 yard touchdown run, but Santonin Jackson tlien connected to Mills for a 43 yard pass for the score and Sam Biron caught the extra point pass. But back came the Dolphins with [‘"h u a Jones scoring on a 54-yard ran and Cornell Wesley adding the extra point to tie the game Now it was the Giants' turn and Santonio Jackson sa in ’d on a 20 yard ran with Mills adding the extra point for the lead. Mills then intercepted a pass and ran it back for 30 yards to seal the win with two minutes left in the game. Tin? Dolphin* got dose when Cornell Wesley ran the ball in from 40 yards, but that was as close as the Dolphins would get as time ran o u t setting up what should be an excellent cham pi­ onship game as the Giants were the only team to beat tne Bucs this season. riayers of Ihe Game: Giants . running back Santonio Jackson Jr.; Dolphins _ running back Joshua Jones. 10-TO-12 YEAR OLDS RA IDERS 15, DOLPH INS 0 The Dolphias came in the playoffs as the most improved team in the league, but the Raiders ran a controlled offense that kept the ball out of the Fins' hands. Quarterback Donate Letts ran in a 3-yard touchdown and Jacquan Young added the 2point extra point to give the Raiders an 8-0 lead and the defense came up big in the first half behind C.J. Wesley to maintain the shutout. Marcus Slayback added a 3-yard center sneak in the seaind half to seal the win for Raiders. The Dolphias' offense made some big plays when they were able to get the ball, but they came up short each time. Players of the Game: D olphins _ quarterback Thomas Kearney; Raiders _ quarterback Dontc Letts. Showdown Saturday Volleyball quartet advance to region semifinals today By Dean Sm ith Horald Staff It was a gixxi opening night for Seminole County teams in the FliSA A Girls Volleyball Playoffs as four of the six coun­ ty teams came out on top Wednesday night to advance to today's (Saturday) Regional Semifinals. Oviedo (22-1) moved a step closer to a showdown with No. 1 state-ranked and defending 6A State Champion ttfitiler Park by outscoring a very good Edgewater squad in four games in a Class 6ARegion 1 encounter. Tne Lioas, ranked No. 4 in this week's state poll, had to work hard but were in control of the match as they won the first two games over the No. 7 ranked Eagles, 25-21 and 25-15. But Edgewater (22-7) battled back into the match by taking the third game, 25-18, closing the match to 2-1. The fourth game was a classic Hattie between two top-flight programs with homestanding Oviedo surviving in extra points, 30-28. Senior Captain Chelsea Kauss led the Lions with 14 kills, while Curry Itad 28 digs and Kaitlin Cole liad 24 assists. Oviedo will be on the road for the 6A-Region 2 Semifinals, heading to Gainesville to face Buchholz (16-12), which knocked off DeLand (19-5) in straight games, 25-16, 25-19 and 25-23, Match time is set for 1:30 p.m. In another 6A-Region 1 Quarterfinal, the top-ranked Wildcats (26-1) eased past Winter Springs (21-8) in straight games, 25-9, 25-14 and 25-17, behind 12 kills, five blocks and nine digs by CalUe Rivers, the daughter of former Magic and current Boston Celtic* coach Doc Rivers. The Bears were led by their big three, Urianna Berry with nine digs, Shelby Hock with seven kills and Kaitlyn Lapp with 21 assists. Winter Park will also be on the road today, heading to Port Orange to face Spruce Creek (18-7), which eliminated Orange Park (18-8) in four games, 25-21, 25-21,16-25 and 25-11. If Oviedo and Winter Park win, they would square off Wednesday evening at 7 o.m. at Oviedo for th* Class 6A-Rrgion 1 Championdtip and a spot in the State Final 4 on the line. Lake Howell (22-6), finally out of the spotlight of the 6A powers, looked awesome in dis­ posing of Aubumdale (16-8), crushing the Bloodhounds in three games, 25-10, 25-23 and 25-6, to advance to today's G ass 5A-Region 2 Semifinals. Senior middle hitter Brittainy Daigcr had another huge game for tne Silver Hawks with 11 kills and eight blocks, while junior outside hitter Autumn Thomas also had an outstand­ ing match with 10 kills and 11 digs. la k e Howell will be at home to host New Port Richcy-River Ridge (23-4), which also had a pretty easy time of it against Valrico-Bloomingdale (14-11), 25-16,25-22 and 25-15. If the Silver Hawks win, they would stay at home to host the winner today's LakelandLake Gibson (25-2)/TampaKing (14-6) winner on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Regional Final. Trinity Prep (25-5) was the lone road team to pick up a win, surviving a five-game bat­ tle with Mount Dora (21-7) in Class 3A-Region 2. The Saints were down 19-9, and later 22-13, in the first game, but came back to take a 2-0 lead, winning 25-23 and 25­ 14. The Hurricanes came xtorm- Who were ? ? ? Compiled by Nick Pfelfauf Herald Staff Writer Hsrsld photo by Jim Wsntz Senior middle hitter Brittainy Daiger had another huge game for Lake Howell with 11 kills and eight blocks, while |unior outside hitler Autumn Thomas also had an outstanding match with 10 kills and 11 digs, a s the homestandiing Silverhawks eliminated Aubumdale (16-8), crushing the Bloodhounds In three gam es, 25-10, 25-23 and 25-6, to advance to today's Class 5A-Region 2 Semifinals. ing back, winning the next two games, 25-21 and 25-22, to even tne match and force a winnertake-all fifth game. Trinity IVvp again bowed its back, pulling out a 15-1 i win to move on. Brooke Bushika led the Saints with 13 kills and 11 digs, while Sarah McWilliams had 12 kills and Shaila Bahl had 22 assists. Trinity Prep will be on the road again today, also traveling to Gainesville to taclde P.K. Yonge (25-3), whicJt stopped Interlachen in three games. I h e final local winner was No. 1 Class IA State-ranked Orange wood G iristian (26-1), which crashed Peniel Baptist (16-8) farm I’alatka, 25-14, 25-5 and 25-10, in Class lA-Region 2. Weathersby Itad 12 kills and Vamcll eight kills to lead the Rants, which also got 18 assists from Muller. Orangewood Christian will be at home today, Jiosting Merritt Island Christian (20-5), which clobbea’d Orlando Christian Prep, 25-5, 25-7 and 25-7. If the Rams win. they will pntbably have to go on the ntad for the Regional Championship. The M aster's Academy (16­ 12) also saw its fine season m m e to an end at the hands of powerful Lakeland Giristian (22-5) in tiie Class 2A-Region 3 Quarterfinals in four games, 25­ 15.25-13,22-25 and 25-18, despite eight kills and 13 digs from Harris and six kills from Nooft. Do the names of Earl Lloyd and Jacques Plante ring a bell to you sports fans? The anniversary of their achievement* is this aim ing week. Earl Lloyd became he first black ever to play in a sanctioned NBA game, when lie took the floor for the Washington Capitols in Rochester, N.Y. on Oct. 31,1950. Lloyd was actually one of three blacks to become an NBA player in the 1950 season. Others were Nat “Sweetwater” G ifton who was signed by the New York Knicks, and Chuck Cooper who was drafted by the Boston Celtics and debuted the night after Lloyd. Jacques Plante was a goalie for the Montreal Canadians hockey team. On Nov. 1,1959, after receiving another facial wound in an attempt to stop a hockey puck, emerged from the locker room with seven stitches, and a plastic mask he Itad made from fiberglass and resin. Although G iff Benedict had tried using a leather mask back in the 1920's, the idea didn't catch on. But after Plante began wearing his mask, goalies throughout the NHL began wearing pro­ tective plastic face shields. Bom in 1929, Plante was a seven-time winner of the Vezina trophy (outstanding goalie). He died in 1986. Gibson era begins at SCC Tuesday at home By D ssn Smith Herald Stan Photo c o u rts *r o t Arch B o oth *. m n> m *gicm *m o rl*s com The Sem inole Community C ollege women's basketball team opens its se a so n this Tuesday night with a home gam e starting at 6 p.m. at the S C C Health and Physical Education Center. A sa always, admission to all home S C C athletic co n tests are free of charge to everyone. Making up the 2 0 0 5 -0 6 Raiders will be (seated , left to right) S a d e Allen. Ashley Armstrong, Tina Ellis, Tinany Scotl, Irimar Hernandez, Sicilia LoSauro. m anager Lindsey Olschewskl, (standing, left to right) assistan t co ach Alex de la F e . Aneika Henry, Lindsey Violette, Tamara Layton. Brittany Wilson. Rita Grayson, V an essa Sanders, Lynette Henry and head coach Tara Gibson. What should be a "season of destiny for the Seminole Community College women's basketball team begins this Tuesday night when the Raiders welcome Brevard Community College to the SCC Health and Physical Education Center for a 6 p.m. tip-off. First year head coach Tara Cibson's squad is comprised of eight returnee*, two transfers and three incoming freshmen. Gibson, a former Lake Brantley High School and UCF star; is taking over for Lisa N uxol who is now an assistant at the University of Alabama, and will be assist­ ed by Alex de la Fe, wjio, like Gibson, is beginning his fourth season on the SCC bench. Gibson will have plenty of experience to call on as six of the eight returnees were major contributors to last year's 21-9 team that finished second in the Mid-Florida Conference and earned its scam d straight trip to the State Tournament Leading the way is 6-foot-4 a>nter Lynette Jackson from Fayetteville. North Carolina, who emerged as a force on both offense and defense in the latter part of last season. Gibson will also have both of her fl general*, point guards Tiffany Scott f I ort St. Lucie and Oviedo's ow n Iriir Hernandez, back from last season to the offense. Three otiier important returnees an •hooting guards Sade Allen and Tam Layton from Miami and small forwai Kita Grayson from Metairie, Louisiar Two others back from last year givi Raiders added size and scoring abilit 6-foot-3 Aneika Henry from Coral Ca and 6-foot Lindsey Violette from Brai Bol.h * « « o n because of in and will be red-shirt freshmen. One of the top newcomers to the « fold is another Oviedo Lion in All-SA performer Sialia LoSauro, a 5-fo o t-61 mg guard, who was a standout as a s LI IN. 5-foot-4 Point Guard, from Sara Nanexsa Sanders, 6 foot-1, Power For 7snur :and®fi,Uny 5-fc lU, Small Forward, horn Orlando As always, all SCC home basketball games are free of charge. �T iik IlnttM ) Sunday. 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FL C a l 1600-7 0 9 -2 5 3 6 95—R ooms For Rent 'W t l K L V M H M U Starting • AAl/wk. Sentord/Femele preferred 1 BRA itchen privileget/pnvate bathroom Mutt love cate ItOOhvk 407-330-2820 Santord. leAtgwetor. necroweve, Oder TV, kAchatta room, private bath. s leeping rooms Ca« 4 0 7-321­ 4900 95—R oommate Wanted 10x20 furnished refrigeretor. rrucroweve. (400/mo. includes utilities. WrO. cable, internet, th ere houte. sem -pnvete entrance. IKmargidapoeiwVi 1 yrleme Appkcation lee Proleeeional enwonm er* N/S. NO 4 quwt Bentord export, near 417 e r t 4 0 7 -8 4 7 6 8 3 2 Lake Mery Blvd A 4 2 7 , *3 7 5 4 *1 tod. uti. kk WO, ctota. nr 8CC, aapt. NS. qu el, prod 407-322 1807 NI9NTS/WKKKKNDS H e rU a S - Efficiency JlOOwk Apartments. tISOwk. alto h ou ta t lor ram lumtaherttinfumtahed 4 0 7 ­ 240-1188 99— A Un pa rtm en ts MARINER’S VILLAGE LAKEADAI BOflM, M75110 1 BORU. 1700410 ANDUP 4076236870 Duality Living at AffordaBe Pricing. 1 .8 A 3 Bedroom s. 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I Carpeted A Vinyl, Water included. 1500.1500 Deposit is looking for a talented sales representative for our newspapers. Qualified candidates will; • Meet new people on a d aily basis • Be s e lf motivated • Strong sales background & customer service s k ills We Offer; • Com petitive base salary, com m ission plan • Paid v acatio n • Health Insurance • M ileage •401k To team about this poiition: Send or bring resume lo Wendy Beck Sanford Herald 300 N . French A ve., Sanford, FI 32771 or Email to: wendy@seminolchenId.com 141— H S om es Fo r 11900/1900 Deposit 6! 2/2. Tiled I Throughout. Appliance*. CommttWy Pool. LOGO* Sq FL 1 (9 0 0 1 9 0 0 DepoaX I Longwood: Spaciout 3/3. I Carpeted A THad. Lots or Storage, Double Oarage. Scr I Pcnti. U ke Maw. Comm Rod I Aval 12/0108 11098/11095 DOYLE MANAGEMENT WE RENT ANO S IL L HOME8I 6 r t A i/ f.7 .t < t i ( t if 407 321 0759 ■Lake Mary: 3/1.8. Block Asking (I7 9 K • •Plnecreet: 2/2, S200K. Appomtrnam Ontyl -Sanford: 4/1 end 2/1 Good Location. Incoms Producing Property S179K 4076216784 iDeMona: 3BR/2BA. Uv. Dm. Fern Rm. Brick Scr Parch. 2 Car Gar. (875/mo Deltona: SBR/IBalh. New IPamt. Ceramic TUe. I Appliances. 18x24 SC Porch. Carport. Fenced Yard. 11 9 2 8 mo 113—O ffice S pace For Rent Ollicat For Rent 4 0 0 aq It to ■00 eq It Santord Fulton O ltca Center 4 0 7 6 1 4 6 7 8 0 a le Beautiful 3/2/2 on lencad comar tot laeng park. 2nd gar ftowhed m l a/c New kachen. 1B09PMnYtay *21Bk. 4 0 7 6 2 2 ­ 2380 147— In P ro perty 149— C 28/V2Bath. Carport. Over 1/4 Acre. 1113.800 R enovated :L * e f 4BR/2Beth. Uv. O n . Fern Rm. w/Fbeptace. 8 c Porch. In Q m xid Po d , Fenced Yd on Over 1/4 acre Comer U * W/2 Car Garage. 1245 900 novated: 3BR/2Beth W/Newly P a n te d Interior. Ceramic Tie. New Carpet. ~ wrataLkr.dto.Fam1kn.EM to Kachen. Custom Cabinets 2 Car Garage $235,500 Renovated: 3BR/1BA. Uv O n Fam Rm w/lnground Pool. *1 8 1 .5 0 0 Renovated: 4BR/28A Over 1800 S q F lU v , On. Fam Rm Eal Kt. totgaeon Bye. 2 Car Gar. (2 4 5 .9 0 0 to d u s t r ia l Fo r S a le Sanford: IS acres ♦ acres on Beard s! Ave. 8outh of SR 4 8 and eeet ot Santord Intemabonal Airport Zoned todueeial ml wetar end eewer on Me Force RtMy. 407-7184873. Earl Shower*. 4 0 7 6 3 1 -2 3 3 5 P PORZIG REfllTY RENTALS P au lO eb om e Fo r om es FOR SALE BY OWNER ret. (aOOmo. ptoedep 407623­ 3090 407 32? HG78 S SANFORD Lake Mary: V 3 VWa. doubts garage, screen porch, derm system, comm. pool, no pet*, I -Sanford: 2BR/IBA Duplex liled Throughout. New Paint |A Appliances Available Now. 1700 Mo •Lake Maty: Large 4 ot |5BR/3BA. Tied Throughout. utile Mother-in-law. 1(1350 Mo 141— H a le I C ond os: Lovely 1/1, Completely Fumnhed. W/D IHook-Ups, Pel Ok. Comm Pool. Exercise R m , N/S, 407-323-7306 MAINTKNANCK- Phono 407*322-2207 98— R WANTED: Outgoing ta le tl rep lor community newspaper I group. Newspaper sales I •xperlenoe preferred Benefits I include base salary, oommlsaton plan, mileage, paid vacation. hsalthl insurance. 401k. Resum es I only to: 8antord Herald. 300 N. French Ave., Santord. F l l 32771 or dpmgBtemmotaherak) com I Furnished Room For Rem. near downtown Santord, utilities included, knmediats move to 4 0 7 230-4129 package wsh F/Tpoeaon. COL hade met a required. Apply to person at Daoounl Propane 846 South Shel Rd . Debary a i r s tent banstiUT Please lax reeuma to 407-282-6797 EOE an ted commercial. Great payl Hiring Immediately. 407- M echanical Aaaam bltr (W anted: Causal wort m e d ic a l ASSISTANT: Are you a positive, friendly professional who enjoys working with children end n e k s to wort to a ptoeears. lad- W 4076206423 SERVICE TECHNICIAN/tNSTALLER needed lor local propane co Experience a a « but not Med Tech wSh current Fast Aid 6 CPR Float position. w« do petwnl care Apply in person. R an aatan oe Retirement. 300 West Airport Blvd, Santord elp Service plumbera/helpers Hied. Reelden tlal A I Power Tap IntUuta 2589 Santord Avenue Santord. 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Page 66 of toe Pubkc Record* of 8*minote County. Honda, ha* bean tound lo b e in * Olapidated. unsanitary, lean- 235— T ruck/SUVS/Vans For S ale 2001 Ford FASO DwseL Itel bad adlh or without spray equipment hi mrteage 156 East Crystal Lak* Ava. U Mary. 407-330-3305 to Two Brand New Dodge 1600 Crew Cab 2003 HEMI *1 5 .9 5 0 45k Mi can or vta4 4076732966 com 193—Lawn 4 G arden 222—M usical I nstruments Yahama Royal Star Tour Classic 1007 Parted Tons of E ib a t 15.950 407-673 2966 Commit aion at lha Condemnation Hearing to be heard and present your sate of too case. You h a rt the right to obtest an attorney, al yoi* own eipense. to represent you 5 String Banjo Available From Our Tree Tnmmrng Business W * bring to youl 407-330-1672 Must B e In Oood Condition 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -0 6 6 5 .1v msg DR 61 k Mi 1 10.BSO c e l or Met 4076732966 com MMX COAT. Fu» length with hood S u e targe, kepi to turner Storage A3D00 C a l 366-789­ 8070. Ford F 1 50 Eat Cab XLT 31k ml 5 1 3 .9 5 0 can or visit 4078732968 com Ford F250 EH C sb XLT 2003 30k mi 515.950 c a l or visit 4076732968 com 407-688-7412. 4076732988 com L siu s 2003 E S 300 PERFECT 520.950 cal or vis* 4076732968 com M aids Miau 2000 Gorgeous 58 950 70k Mi c a l or vtsn 4076732966 com SOON PartAva Santord. F t 32771 (407) 330-5S44 SOON Part Ava Sanford FL 32771 (407| 3305644 Nonce Is hearby givan by toe Cay of Santord to dark Mean LLC. 2566 Rival Tree Or. Santord . FL 32771 And any or al other interested partes, toat toe described property. 115 Palmetto A rt . Sanford. FL. 32771. Legal Portion of Lots 11 12 A 13 Oaacrbad a* Bagm ng 28 94 Feet North of South Waal Comar Lot 11 Run Cast 71.41 Feat North 9 »S Feet East to Lot Lina of Lot 12 North to Norto East Comer Lot 13 Waal to A P o rt Norto of Beginning South to Beginning Block 3 Tier I A East 2 Feat of Beset Arkecant on Waal Town of Santord Santord. FL 32771 (407) 330-5644 56 ol toe Pubkc Records ol Samrrtofa County. Florida has bean tound to be at a diiaprdatad. unsanaary. unvtoabaabte or unaate condition, and that toe City Commission w4l hold 1 Pubkc Maanng in lha City Commission Chambsr* of Cay Hal at 7 0 0 p m on Novambar tool toe da act bad proparty. 1107 W 10th S I. Sanford. F L 32771. Leg Waal 46 Feat of East 145 . Fla AA Leaks. Light Plumbing. Electrical A Carpentry WOI Do Big or S m al Job e Cater To Real Estate Corttoantesl 407-302-9123 407-435-8273 511.450 can or 4076732968 com SM C 2500 S IT Craw Cab 2004 5X5 Leath 519.950 c a l or vt*4 4078732966 com Bklp's Tractor Servlca HondaElemem2004P#H6d| Recycled Concrete Driveways, 386-775-2522 300 N Part Art Sanford. FL 32771 (40?) 330-5644 Convenient Spacious Affordable Sin gle S to ry D esign 1st M o n th s Rent Garage Sale Kit 3 Signs Bright Pre-Priced Labels Checklist / tips Willi 1? Mo lease a Approved Credit • Sparious Ajiarlrnrnls » llh la r(r O unrl* • lake Front • Yullotiall • S p a rllln i IVul • Ttnnls tourta \ proparty she! be condemned You era hereby ordered to appear before toe City Commteston al toe Condemnation Hearing to be M an Special J H,yp property. 132 E Woodland D r. Santord. FL. 32773. Lag Lot 32 (Last Road) South Pmeerest 2nd Addaon according to Plat Book 10. Page 69 of the Pubkc pro vem en t Living v . Pubteh Octobw 23. 30. 2003 V130 239— M otorcycles/4W heelers For S a u Country Style City Lecals 201*Home Im Audi A4 Cebnotet 3 0 2003 Leather Auto 526 450 c e l or visit 4076732968 com Ybu can maka a minimum of 50% proltt lor your lund raising activates In lane lor toe holidays. C a l Now. P A T Story. 407-322-2301._______ Lecals . 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F r a * E«H m al*A. Uc/ln* is m Iv • Free Written Estimate* a Dm Removal A llsulinf a TYimmlni • Stump Ortndlni • Thlnnln* t PnuUnl Wak, tsslsr • Palm ftw Hslntenanc* OHisisdi FiEyUcAst. ACcafktt TmStnktCo. L A I/lf N C A R E 1 B A 'jiL L IsL idjU Handyman Plus Interior & Exterior Painting ft C < 'U a a a a i h a n g *s C ar Lienurd t Insured 407-699-1234 C Blitz Clean are C O M P L E T E A U T O R E P A IR S . COMFUTta OUONOeTWe ua a « 6TATI OF TM8 AMT DUOMOenC AOUFMAMT • Etectrtcsl Ragarrs a 4 te > w • S uiters / Akam ttor* I • Fust Inaction P7T1 • Engvte Parlormanc# • Engvte Ftepwr uvh R ta • Air conditioning fUV i» 4U • Br ftkat • Alignment ^ ■ 1 . ”” • CV Jornte A A ite* ■Cooing System M U f M A P P l M 87182 X -M M LOCALLYOWNED 4 OTOUTtD SINCE f M f 2714 S. Ortenda Or IMwv. 17-S2) Sanford 9 i B ToLook Thi Cool It Cm) All Open 24 Hour* Tu*-W ed •Thu Frankie’s Cleaners •M aid Service • We Do Windows!! 407-302-9643 407-321-6712 Call For , Free Estimates Specializing In RerMftagfi Magnolia Self-Storage JUHiuJi AHiror All types of r e p a i r # UNBEATABLE V I PUCES ---------J? . . Drop Ofl and Dry Oeertng W B r I Services Abo A vsiiH * 2821 8. Orlando Or. (17-82 • Sav-A-Lot Plata) Santord. F t •407-320-1888 2530 S. Magnolia Avenue. Sanford. FI 32773 PH. 407-321-2808 Locally Owned and Operated R esident M anager On Site Low est R ates A ll U nits D rive U p Monthly Rental* iM f e | | A ir C o n d itio n e d U nits A va ila b le H B oa t. R .V. and V eh icle Parking B 24 Hr.. 7 Day Weekly A ccet* | : I 9 f l �T iik lin t mii L fg a ls Leca ls M O U C IO F nm U C H C A M N O •N RE ESTATE OF J^ M E S C ALLISON. JH . N oec. t . h M rt,, g-ren by t ie O y o» Sanford to C n m t t Buckner. t n Academy A n Sanlocd. F I 32771 And any Or a l a « m M a n tle d parties. M l toe descrtoed properly. 1713 w K it' S I , Sanford. PL, J 2 7 7 I, l a g 6 Amended p m Elnora Square according ki PM Hoc* I t ) . Paga 483 of toe Putxc nacorda el Sarrenota County, ftonda. h at baan low'd to ba si a du pidiled. unsanitary. wanhatatabta or unaala conttHon. and mat tha Cay ...................... held a Pub*c 'tearing n toe Cay Comnwewn Charrtoari o» City H U at 7 0 0 p m on Wove rebar 14, 3008 At m.a naanng. tha O y Corettataion ah U hear evidence and ant delamana whether or not t w property ahU ba oondanaMl You are hereby ordered to appear b a to n the Oy Commiaaton at the Condemnation Hearing to ba heard and preaert yaw ante at the c a t e You h are toe ngN to obtam an attorney, at yew own e ip e n te . to rapreaanl you b ato n tw Board You hare t ie ngN to CM wanaaaee on yaw b e n u a t wa4 a t to a o a e -e ia n ■na U other antoaaaaa « you do not appear, tha O y Commaaon may proceed without you City ot Sanford. Coda MOTICS TO CREOfTORS Tha admaaauaaon of toe estate Of JAMES C A L L I S O N ^ '’H a t whoee dale of deem October IS , 7004. and «h o ta Sooal Security N u n * * 5 0 38-16 3 * 8 8 . It pendmg m toe Circua Court tor Satnmola CfuNy. Florida. Probata D-ffatan. toe ad frete of affacti re * I N Part Arenua. Sanlord Florida 32771 Tha namaa and a d rta tta a of the Paraonai Rap rtaanutire Al crertaori of toe decedent and a tm persona having c fa r re o r aaiata on whom a copy of vva noaca N required to ba aerved Btoef Na thee Harms with Vva Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 m o n th s a f t e r th e h m e o f t h e f i r s t p u b l ic a t io n o f THU NOTICE o r 30 DATS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM At other cradaora ol toe d e c* dare and othar peraona having d am e or demands agamal toe SOON Para Are SantorO. FL 33771 (407) 3)0-8644 d a m wah tow court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THU NOTICE Pttoaah October 3 ) . 3 0 .3 0 0 8 V138 A U CLAIMS NOT SO FLEO W SJ. BE FOREVER BARRED NO n e t OF PUBLIC HEARING Noace • heartry given by Via Cay at Santord to: Yftoam 8 OaraMata le w * . 103 Andaraon Are Sardord, FL 33771 and any or a t other irearealad pareee. that tha deaertoed property. 717 Locuat A r e . Santord. FL. 33771. Lag VYeat . ot U S 10 Otoca • Tier E Town ot 8antord aooordng to p m Book I , Paga 8 8 ot the PuM c Record! of SermnoN County. Honda, h at baan tow'd to ba m a dk*adalad. uneamtary. unmhabaabla or unaala eontton, and ria l tha City Commiaaion will hold a Public Hearing in tha Cay Commiaaion Charrtoera of Cay HU at 7 0 0 p m on Noreirtoar 14. 1004 At Vue hearing, the Cay C om m aaon ahU hear evtdance and anl determine wtMhar or not tore property ahU ba condemned You are hereby ordered to appear before toe Cay Commiaaion at the Condemnation Hearing to be heard and praaant yaw aide of You hare me ngN to aapenae. to repreaent you before toe Board YDu hare toe ngN to CU waneeaee on yaw behalf aa w ei aa to croaa-aaanv rre U ether waneaaea a you do not appear. Via C«y Commiaaion may proce ed wdiout you Cay of Santord. Coda SOON Park Are Santord FL 3 2 7 ft (407) 33(78644 Pubbah October 3 3 .3 0 . 2008 V139 i f THE ONCUtT COURT FOR S I MMOLS COUNTY, FLOfUOA PROBATE OIYISION F A S NO. 3 0 0 6 -trU -C P Vf RE ESTATE OF CECELIA LOOP, alao known aa CECELIA M LOOP. NOTICE TO CREDITORS • The adnaniatrakon of toe eat ala of CECELIA LOOP, afao known aa CECELIA M LOOP, deceaoed. wtioaa data of death waa March 37th. 3 0 0 3 and whoee Social Security Nuntoar ■ 1*8 0 3 -4 4 3 8 . a penang m Via Circuit Court tor S orranole County. Florida. Probate Ovwton toe addreu of which ■ P O Boa 80gg, Sanford. FL. 33773 Tha namaa and addreaeaa of Via Paraonat Hepraaantatiya and the Paraonai RapreaaNakvea attor­ ney are aU torvt below A3 cradaora of Via daoadaN and OEM peraona haveig claena or damanda agamal decedent a ealale on whom a copy of tore noace re required to ba aerved Court WITMVf THE LATER O F 3 M O N TH S A FTE R THE DATE O F TH E FIR S T PUBLICATIO N O F T H U N O TIC E O R 30 DAYS A FTER THE DATE O F S E R ­ V IC E O F A C O PY O f TH IS N O TIC E O N THEM AJ otoer cradaora c l toe deca- jant a aetata muel Me thee d a m wah tow C o w l W tTH tN 3 M O NTHS A FTE R THE DATE O f THE FIR S T PUBLICATIO N O f T H U N O TIC E . A U C LA IM S N O T F lE O A IT H V f THE H M E PCRIO OS SET FO R TH Vf S E C TIO N T33 7 0 * O F TH E FLO R ID A eROBATE C O O E Y rtU BE •O R E V IR BARRED U O rW IT H f TA NQ INO THE riM E P ER tO O S ET FO R TH ABO VE. A N Y C LA IM FIL E D rw o (3 ) YEARS O R M O RE AFTER TH E D E C E D E N TS 1ATE o p DEATH U BARRED Tire dale of km pobfeakonef Via Noaca re O c t e t * 3 3 .3 0 0 8 OEOROE KENNETH LOOP 4804 Fort Shaw Dare LRARO C O R R EA . P A ____ da Bar No 43S3 330081/SPN M T H AVENUE NO RTH tl ■ETERSaUflQ. F I 83703 Varna (777) s n B S T S nay tot ------Pubkafi October 73.10.7008 V I8 7 ________ M TH BO RCU TCO W T COUNTY. F U M B A M eOBA Tl OfVWtON FftoNQ 7 8 0 M P - I7 8 7 NOTWITHSTANDINO THE TIME PERIOD S E T FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (?) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARREO Tha dale ol fret pubfecabon ol vaa Noaca w October 73. 3008 Paraonai Representative Jeffrey 8 Aswan 4 Hdedele Rood Lawrence d ie . HI 08848 Lecals L ec a ls Lecals AFTER THE TIME OF S E R ­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM •T. JOHNS HIVED WATCH MANAGEMENT DISTRICT GIVES WRITTEN NOTICE 0 * INTENDED DISTRICT OECISION Al otoer cradaora ol m e deca- Tha O tm ct gnraa ctmaoivJjtKi notca ol ttm maeni to issue a parmrl and S o re re g n Submerged Lands authontaimn to me toMowvg appb canha) on November 8. 3008 C laim s wen tfws court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. d a m or damanda agamal toe decadents eeM a muel 14a toav d a m wth tow court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIOOS SE T FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDINO THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILEO TWO 12) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED Tha dale ol knt pubecabon ol Vaa N olce la October 23. 2008 CHESTER L SEYMOUR. JR Paraonai Representative 8085 Armor Road. Apartment 232 Orchard Part. NY 14127 ROBERT M. THREADOILL. ESQ Attorney tor Paraonai Representative Florida Bar No 061338 111 Oakwood O n e Maitland FL 33751 Tatephona: (407) 831-1448 Pubkah: October 33. 30. 2008 V I88 IN THE C IR C U IT CO URT M A N O FO R SEM BfO LE CO UNTY, FLO R ID A PROBATE D IV IS IO N C a re N um ber: 0 6 -C P -1 I7 I IN RE ESTATE OF CLARE F ARMSTRONG. NOTICE OF ADkMNISTRATtON Attorney tot Personal Representative Darrel J Lafavre Florida Bar No 048208 1481 W. Faabanka Arenua VYVrec P art. FL 32788 (407) 847 3978 The adrravatratjon of toe E iU lc of C L A R E F. ARMSTRONO. deceased. FA* Number 05-CP1671. « pencfcng in tha O c u 4 Court lor County, n o n d i Probata Ovtaion. tha • ddrtu of which ia Poaf OfTca Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 327724650 Pubbah October 23. 30. 2008 V I83 Tha namaa and addraaaaa of Bf TMf CIRCUIT COURT FOR 8EMV40LC COUNTY, FLOfUOA PROBATE OfVUtON M e No. 3008-C P-17M IN RE THE ESTATE OF RICHARD OEOROE MOOCH. N o n e * OF ADMVMTRAT10N (Teetaee) Tha admmwamon ol toe eetato al RICHARD n tn a n t Mil OCR Oecaaeed. w pendmg m the Cecue Cowl tor SenvrxM County, Florida. Probata Drvwion. toe addreea of which w Pott otbee Boa 8099 Santord. Florida 32772 #099 Tha iw ne and adrtaaa ot me paraonai rep­ resentative and oI to# pareond representatnre a attorney are eat Any mtereeled person on whom a copy ot toe noaca ot adnwretrabon w aerved must opted to toe vakd*y or toe ant or coded, me quakhcaborw ol me pereonal representative, venue, or funatkchon ot Vre Court, by kkng a petition or othar pleading requeekng rebel m accordance with toa Florida Probata Rules. WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O f SERVICE O f A COPY OF THE NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON. OR THOSE OBJECTIONS ARE FOREVER BARREO Any pereon anaaad to eaempt property w requead to Me a peekon tor detormmakon ot eaempt property WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW OR THE RIGHT TO EXEMPT PROPER TY IS DEEMED WAIVED Any pereon entered to le a v e there la required to Me an aiechon to lake e r e c t* . (hare WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW OR THE RIGHT TO CLAIM AN ELECTIVE SHAFTS IS DEEMED WAIVED Tha dale ol krai pubbeabon of Vaa n otce w October 33. 3008 tha paraonai rapraaantatrvaf atlomay ara aat to ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT it aarvad who ha toaI challenge tha vakdify of N W J. tha qualifications of tha par* aonal rapraaantabva. venue. or (unadction of ltut Court ara required Id Na tha* o b a c to m wilh ttm Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al creator* of tha Dacadant and otoer paraona having ctamw or damanda agamal Dacadant a aatata on whom a copy of th * noaca is aarvad wtfhm thraa (3) month* altar tha data ol tha »*at pubkcation of Vaa notca muat Ma toee d a m * with w i Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AN othar craddora of tha Dacadant and paraona having daana or damanda agamal tha Oacadanra aataia muat Na tia a d aara wah »aa court WITHIN THREE P ) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIR ST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data of tw f*af putucafcon of thw Notca ta Ocaobar 23. 2006 Paraonai Aapraaantatrva MAUREEN 8TEFF 1006 BacAalrom Dnva Longwood. FL 32765 F. DOUGLAS Esoume Anomay Paraonai Repreaenlakve DENNIS J MATYJA 1800 W Roaamont Are Ctacago. 8. 80880 J. McLEOO, MCKNIGHT. for Paraonai 126 East Jadaraon Straaf Ortanrto. FL 32602 3605 Tataphona (407)643 3252 (407)646 3036 ESQUIRE Florida Bar No 332034 P O Drawer 980 Apopka. FL 33704 Tetop h m (4 0 7 )6 6 6 3300 Atlomay tor Paraonai Repnaenf store Pubkah October 23. 3 a 1008 V I84 Bf THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR H I U I O H COUNTY. FLOMOA PROBATE OfYUlON FMe No 06-CP-1840 Vf RE ESTATE OF S A R A S ANO ERSON H O n C t TO CREOfTORS The •drrenreeekon at me aauw of SARA B ANDERSON deceased. whoee dale of deem waa Sapaantoar 18. 3008. F4a M u rttoar0aC P 1*40.w pan i*n g m m e C acu l Cowl tor Senanow County. Florida. Probe la Daaaton. me adtfeea of adacR w Ml Norm F a r t Arenua. Sanford. Florida 33771 Tha namaa and addren aa af Via Via Paraonai RapraaareakreY Mtomay are aal torth batow Al o a « k » of Via dacadare and omar parecna hevmg d a m or , on whom a copy W mw ■ laqwrad 19 ba aanrad Court W 1THVI THE LATER O F 3 M O NTHS A FTER THE TB fE OF THE FIR S T PUBLICATIO N O f } S s N O TIC E O R 3 0 DAYS Sumlay. Octolx’r III). 2005 I’ilgC [ill Pubkah Ocaobar 23. 30. 2006 V166 Ftonda Department ol Transportstion 7 1 , 8 Woodland Bivd DaLand. EL 33730. application #4 11 7 9 8925 1. Tha protect it local ad m Seminole and VtVuwa Counties. S e c t o r * 33. 36. 01. 6 02. Townsnp 19 South. Range 3 t East Tha ERP applcaton it tor m ere mentation c l a design bu4d process tot prabnvnary conakuclon phas aa ol a surface water management eysttm associated mm tha State ftoad 46 Lake JesupB n d ge (replacement a 37 8 1 -acre protect SSI aumoruahona induda a pubkc eaaetnert tor SR 48 over la k e Jaaup and a l attar ot Conaert tor dredgng actm tiet aaaooatad mm marsh rettorakan The receiving watarbody e Lake Jaaaup Tha H*t(a| conlareng each of Vw a to r a baled appkcakonn) are avafabfa tor atapacton Monday Virougti Fnday ascapl tor legal h o t days. 8 0 0 a m to 3 0 0 p m al the SI Joh n s rVvet Water Management District Headquarters or me appropriate Service Career Tha Dwlncl me taka acton on each perms appbeaton bated above unlese a petition tor an admeretrathra proceeding (hearing) is Ned pursuers to the provnona ol Sections 170 888 and 120 ST. Ftonda Statutes Chapter 28 106 and 4 0 C -!.t0 0 7 . Fiords Adnvrettratne Coda ( F A C ) A pereon whore aubeiarmal rearasia are affected by any ol Vre D<strata proposed pamvting deosioni dantitiad above may pennon tor adrrvrvsnatrve heanng in accordance mm S ecto n s 120 568 and 120 ST, F S . or a l p e n e s may reach a written agreement on m ade kon as an alternative remedy under Section 120 873. F S ChooWng mediation wK not adversary affect Vre ngN to a having 4 medrehon does not retuff in a tenem ent Tha procedures tor puraumg madia kon are aat torth n Section 120 573 F S . and Rules 7 B I 0 6 t i t and 38-108 4 0 1 -4 0 5 . F A C Peetiocre must comply mm the raquvamanta ol Ftonda Admeretrathra Coda. Chapter 28 106 and ba Ned with Irecenred by) ma O am d O ert. faceted al Dwtncl Headquarters 4049 R a d Street. Palatba. Florida 32177 PeM cns tar admnstrabve heanng on h r above appkcitdNe) mutt ba Mad mVsn twenty one (31 ) days ol pubbeabon ot Vre notca or mttvn twenty t n (36) days of the Distort deposing ffre nobca ot inaaN in Vw m at lor moee paraona to whom me D-strcl m ast actual nokca Fafura to Ma a patiton mttvn this t e e period alrel conaMula A waiver ot any ngN auch parson may lu r e to request an admeretra kva dawmvnation (heanng) under Seckorte 130 868 and 120 57. F S . Mad m accordance mm me above provtuone are tub|srt to cbemtttai Because tha admavavatna hearing process e designed to tormuiite krrel agency acton, the rang ol a petition maarre mat Vre Detoct s Mrel actor may ba ddariN horn the poaaion taken by 4 in vre noaca of intent Persona whose substantial maerests w* be affaefad by any auch Inal decision ol the District on the appleahon hare the ngN to become a party to Vre prooaedmg. m accordance wffh Vre require- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILEO WITHIN THE TIME PCRIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIOA PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERtOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED The date of first publication of this Notice is October 30. 2005 Personal Representative CAROLINE T COOKE P O Ooi 446 Hanover. Virginia 23069 Attorney lor Personal Representatwe DAVID J AKINS ESQ Ftonda Bar No 0454330 DEAN. MEAD. EGERTON. BLOOOWORTM CAPOUANO 6 BOZARTH. PA 600 N Magnolia Avenue. Su-to 1500 P O B o i 2346 Orlando FL 32002 7340 (407)041 1200 (407) 423 1031 • F a i NOTICE O F PU BLIC SA LE A t oth9t crkdrtorfl of th« deem O aant or demands against decadent is estate must Me thrnr U r* # 3077 •Tarea Ingram 3001 •Kayla Thomas 3036 •Dennis Moore 1163 • David McIntyre 2090 •Michael Gomel 1064 • Rob HoAmger 1046 • Eric Manor 3021 • Mansoi Lugo 1163 Qrfkan D««on 1110 • Travte Rauschenberg 1052 •Justin Pa**on 2045 • Byron Rambo 2012 • Robert Steele. II 3006 - Lu>S Moraiei Your storage rent m m arrears and your personal property wtl be sold al pubkc sale to satisfy storage fee s and expenses Sale w« be held November 17. 2005 11 0 0 am ft USA Stor A­ Way 4051 West S n 46. Sanford. FL 32771 (407)302 4077 Pubkah October 30, 2005 and November 0. 2005 VI01 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Notice is hereby given McConnea Motors ant sea at Pubkc Aucton For Salvage lor Cash on demand to Nghesl bidder, the following described L eg a ls Procurement for a kst of a* active eokatafions Many can be downloaded at no charge Soitcitatibn end Procurement information is also available at the Purchasing and Contracts Dhfttfon. located in the County Services Buffing HOI East 1st S t . Room 3200, Santord. Florida Phone 407^65^7131 To guarantee receipt of adden da. an respondents should check the website or contact the Purchasing and Contracts Drvtsion seven ceiendar days prior to the fi«ed receiving date of submittals-tods Publish October 30. 2005 VITO NOTICE WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN November 17, 2005 TIME 1000am WHERE A A R Towmg Service 1001 N Orlando Ave MaUand FL 32751 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # 1994 NISSAN SENTRA JN1EB31F7RU601G03 Publish October 30. 2005 V173 11-30-05 V1S2 2000 CHEVY 1GNCT18WXYK170165 N O TICE O F SALE WHEN 11-16-OS at 9 0 0 a m WHERE Miranda s Towmg 326 Loyd Lane. Oviedo. FL 32765 CAR 1993 Ford Aeroetar VIN# 1F MCA 11U 2P7C62726 Pubkah October 30. 2005 V175 N O TIC E O F SALK WHEN 11-10-05 al 9 0 0 a m WHERE Mvanda s Towing 326 Loyd Lane. Oviedo. FL 32765 Pubkah October 30. 3008 VI7V Nonce of PubAc Sal# Tenant Publish October 30. 2005 and November 0. 2005 Qiona Law *. Director. Drvrean ol Perm l D eu Sarvicaa SI Jotina Rivet Water Management District PUBLIC NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON THE DATE AND TIME LISTED BELOW. AND CONTINUING FROM DAY TO DAY UNTIL ALL GOODS ARE SOLD. WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC­ TION. TO THE HIGHEST BIDOER, FOR CASH. AT THE WAREHOUSE OF ALL AMERICAN 8EL F ST O R ­ AGE. LOCATED AT 480 FLORIOA CENTRAL PARK­ WAY. LONGWOOD. FL 32750. THE FOLLOWING OOOOS. WARES. ANO MER­ CHANDISE FOR RENT AND OTHER CHARGES FOR WHICH A LIEN ON SAME IS CLAIMED, TO WIT Lec a ls CAR 1992 Otosmobrfe VIN# 1G3AL54N4N6478303 Pubkah October X V I 76 2005 The Aucton we be held at 9 0 0 a m on sa«d dates above McConnel Motors. 7000 Sanford Ave . Sanford F I , 32773 Prospective bidders may n tp e cl vehicles one hour prior to sale Terme are "CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNOS" McConnea Motors reserves the ngN to accept or reject any and a l BIOS Pubkah October 30. 2005 V178 •S M M O tl COUNTY BCC PROJECT SOLICITATIONS For information on Seminole County BCC procurements, please visit our website a! www aemmoiecountytl gov pur­ chasing select. Current NOTICE OF SALE WHEN 11-244)5 at 9 0 0 a m WHERE M.randa s Towmg 326 Loyd Lane. Oviedo. FL 32765 CAR 1993 Mitsubishi VIN# 4A3CF44E5PE009232 Pubkah October 30. 2005 V177 N O TICE O F SALE WHEN 11-16-05 at 9 0 0 a m WHERE Miranda's Towing 326 Loyd Lane. Oviedo. FL 32765 CAR 1969 Ford Mustang V#4 i 1FABP41A9KF154070 Pubkah October 30. 2005 V I74 O C DATE O F B A LE: 1171873008 TIME O F BA L E : 1 3 0 0 P M (C utkim kf Name) ( U n i t ,) (Bn«f Dwacnpbon of G oods Being Sold) TORRES. FELICIANO • #114 HOUSEHOLD GOODS ALEXANDER. TRACY • #175 HOUSEHOLD GOODS. MUSICAL EQUIPMENT K ESSLER. SUSAN 4 ROBERT • #166 HOUSE­ HOLD GOODS WRIGHT. ERNEST M JR #223 HOUSEHOLD GOOOS 8EP TE R . JAM ES • #243 HOUSEHOLD OOOOS SEP TE R . JAM ES - #250 HOUSEHOLD GOOOS ALLEN. LAERICA • #310 HOUSEHOLD OOOOS PEREZ. PEDRO • #338 HOUSEHOLD GOOOS VALENTIN. VANESSA • #480 BOXES. HOUSEHOLD PE TE R S. CRAIG • #517 HOUSEHOLD GOOOS LEVY. SHARLENE • #539 HOUSEHOLD OOOOS SALINAS. ISRAEL • #604 HOUSEHOLD GOOOS MERNAN0E2. DANNY •#706 CAR. VAN The Sanford H erald STORAGE PROTECTION AUCTION SERVICES. LIC #503 THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS TO BE PUBLISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO CON 6ECUTIVE W EEKS SAID SALE TO BE UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE STATUTES OF THE STATE. IN SUCH CASES MAOE ANO PROVIOED Pubfctb October 30. 2005 tnd November 6. 2005 V180 IN TH E C IR C U IT CO URT Purauam to Fla Statuta 63 606. and 6 3 6 0 7 . tw aala of oomanu. houaahold and m w e. of tw fol­ lowing Wnanta. to aabafy ownar karw. « | ba fwld on Ortobar I I , 6006, M 7 0 0 am af 1-4 Mmi Storaga Inc.. 222 Ikctorwn Dr Santord. a 32771 FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY. FL O R C A PRO BATE D IV IS IO N FBe N o. S 006-C P -1660 IN RE ESTATE OF LEONARD C COOKE k V l LEONARD CALVERT COOKE. Robart Waatfwra U ni A -t Karmati Branch UrW F 6 A 650 00 dapewa « raqmrad to bid Pubkah Oclobar 23. 30. 2005 V167 UNC LA IM ED VEHICLE AUC TIO N Rampvai of tw daaertoad vah» o a a waa oondudad m compk anca w «i F I 713 76 Noaca iih d a a al Pubkc Aucaon lor Caah on NO VEM BER I I . 3006 af 10 XX) AM ai 102 N Mapia Aaa . Santord. F L 32771 Al vafadaa aoto AS IS No mw guaramaad Harrya Towmg raaarvaa tw ngN to bto on any Vafrcftaa may ba mawad orw h o u pnor to aala 1666 NISSAN JN IP B 22S3JU 5 76756 Pubkah Ocaobar 30 2005 V172 N O TIC E TO CREO fTO RS The admaverakon of toe estate of LEONARD C COOKE, deceased, whoee date of death was September I I . 2006. end whoee Sooal Securey Number •s 164-09-6001. is pendmg m toe Circuit Court lor Semmote County. Florida. Probale Dwwion. toe addreea of whch ta Ctork of toe C ro a t Court lor Sem inole County Florida. Probata Dimabn. 301 North Park Avenue. Santord Ftonda 32771 The nam es and addresaes of toe Personal Repreaenlakve and toe Personal Representativ e * aBor- Pre Paid Per Year Price lor Sem inole County residents only. Expires N ovem ber 3 0 ,2 0 0 5 Mail To: Sanford Herald • 300 N. French Ave. • Sanford, Florida 32771 NAM E. A t credftora of Vw decoder* and othar persona hevmg ctam e or demands agamst deced en ts estate on whom a copy of tots notice is regured to be served muel Me toer d a m s with te a court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 3 0 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM ADDRESS. C IT Y _____ .ST. .ZIP. Price for Seminole County residents only. Expires November 30,2005 l V 'V r �I\|RC! O B IS Tin: lint mu Sunday. OrtnlHT 30. 2005 HalloweenSafetyAtoll Everything «ou need to Knowfor a supremely fun and safe Halloween. Always carry a flashlight. CITY COMMISSIONER IANETIERNIGRN If there is no sidewalk, walk on the left side of the road, facing traffic. Quarters are a good thing to carry in case you need to call home. CENIRJUFUIRIDR REALTY Jackets should be worn over costumes on cool Halloween nights. Buy costumes that are made of flame-retardant material. Costumes should not drag on the ground or be too dark to see. Remember to walk, and not run, between houses. Stay on sidewalks as much as possible. Know how and where to contact your parents. ------------------------ 7 --------Light yoffr jack-o'-lantem with a battery-powered light instead of a candle. Don't cut across yards or driveways. CEUTEL LAKE MARY VIDEO T Unfamiliar animals and pets should be avoided. Make sure your shoes fit and are tied tightly. Never enter a stranger's home. Follow all traffic laws and signals. m Give out heamy alternatives to candy like cheese-crackers, raisins or popcorn. neighborhoods close to home. CITY OF Eat dinner before going out to trick-or-treat. Go slooooowww, drivers. Be careful all evening if you're behind the wheel. Trick-or-treat 09733565 m Only eat dSndy after your parents have checked it. Props such as a sword or wand should only be flexible toys. f RRISSON FUNERAL N W Visit only houses that are lit. � 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, 2005 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, October 30, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 30, 2005. 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>, October 30, 2005; <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/8dc2b37fdf27602eb9344a973b4283f9.pdf 6e7d3521641824786910cf15e88fcf36 PDF Text Text PfcgC 6 B Sunday. July 31. 2005 The Hnun L kcals L ■ I M i C m C U T C O U R T FO R I C O U N TY . Sanlord Ftonda 32773 (407) 669-6603 Anomay tor Petitioner « « 4 N O . M -1 1 4 frC P Publish July 24. 31. 2009 S122 M R K : ESTATE O F n r jja a ic . h i. Oecaasad selsor 1 of the estate S E LS O R III. » c# death ■ M M l 13,2009. end whose B W I w r t ) Number a 200 V1E74. a p*nding m the Court tar Seminole Flood* Probate i of which i* M l S n 0 0 M . Sanford. FL. Th # names and IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A P R O B A TE DIVISION FILE N O 200S-C P-1330 on whom « copy of this N requfced to ba sarvad. CMFl W TTH M T H E LATER O F 3 MONTHS A F T E R T H E DA TE OS THE F IR S T PUBLICATION OS THO N O TIC E O R 30 OAYS ASTER THE D A TE O F S E R ­ VICE O F A C O P Y O F TH IS NOTICE O N TH E M a r cradMors of l a deca­ ni Ohm parsons having or demands agamst art* M s Court W ITH IN 3 MONTHS A F T E R T H E D A TE OS I X F IR S T PUBLICATIO N OS THM N O TIC E N O T W IT H S T A N D IN G TH E T M E P E R IO D S E T F O R T H A R O V E . A N Y C LA IM FILED T W O |2) Y E A R S O R M ORE A S TE R TH E D EC ED EN TS D A T E O F D E A TH IS BAR R ED Th* d s a of first publication of S M N M to a a ju f y 17. 2009 s w a m c. Salter. IV Raaonai Raprstantatrv* S. a Boa M l O v a m . F l 32732 C a N Deloach Bryan i H a M i Bar No. 0190949 Law ONoaa of Carla Detoach ■ryarrt. P A 1S0E Eaaf HMgasa cd Street O ra n d o F I 32803 IM N S lH li: 407/740-9009 PlAAWl: July 17. 24. 31, 2009 and August 7, 2009 M A R G A R E T E LIZ A B E TH O BER LIN AK/A M AR G AR ET M O BER LIN Deceased N O TIC E T O C R E D ITO R S (Sum m ary AdmintstraHon) T O ALL P E R S O N S HAVING C LA IM S OR DEM ANDS A G A IN S T TH E ABO VE E S TA TE You are hereby notified that an Order ol Summary Adnutwiration has been entered m the estate ol M A R G A R E T E L IZ A B E TH O B E R L IN A/YUA M ARGARET M O B E R LIN deceased F#* Number 2009CP-1330 by the Circuit Court tar Seminole County. Florida Probate Division, the address ol which a 301 North Park Avenue Sanlord FL 32771. that The decedent s data ol death was May 5. 2009. that the total value ol the estate is appronmatety 942.354 40 and that the names and addresses ol those to whom it has been assigned by such order are NAM E AD O R ES S TH O M AS H W EIO IN G ER as successor Trustee ol TH E M AR­ G A R E T M O B E R LIN TR U S T as amended and restaled on December 17 2001 747 Edgefey Lane LawrenceviHe Ga 30044 ALL IN TE R E S TE D P ER S O N S ARE N O TIFIED TH A T All creditors ol the estate ol Ihe decedent and persons having claims or demands again si Ihe estate ol the decedent other than those lot whom provision tor lull payment was made in the Order ol Summary Administration must tile their claims with this Court W ITHIN T H E TIM E P E R IO D S S E T FO R TH IN S E C T IO N 733 702 O F TH E FLORIDA PROBATE COOE ALL CLAIM S AN D DEM ANDS N O T SO FILED WILL BE FO R ­ E V E R BARRED N O TW ITH S T A N D IN G ANY O T H E R A P P LIC AB LE TIM E PER IO D, A N Y C LAIM FILED T W O |2) Y E AR S O R MORE AFTER TH E D EC ED EN TS D A TE OF D E A TH IS BAR R ED m TH S O R CU TT CO UR T O F T H S E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT M A N D FO R S E H M O L E C O U N TY . F LO R W A C A M N O . 0 M JR -1 S 1 M 2 D -L M X : Th e Mamaga ol R E N A TA IVAN. PeWonerfWit*. O A B O R IVAN. Raapondanl/Husband N O T IC E O F A C TIO N T O : O A B O R IVAN Y O U A R E N O TIF IE D ta il an M S o n tor daaoiutton of mamaga h m bean Nad agamst you and ye u are required to ssrv* a copy « f your written Osfsnsst. it any. M l on Samuel Fdar. Esquire of Filar II. P A . r's attorney, whose N S W a 1220 Douglas Av* S N a 203. Longwood. FL 32779. on or befcr* August 2, 2009 and ■ t t a original with the clerk ol M a t o u t eitaer before service i attorney or immeotfierwtsa a ba anlarad against you tar l a ratal demanded m TH E O ATE O F FIR S T PUBLICA TIO N O F TH IS N O TIC E IS JU LY 24. 2005 TH O M AS H W EIO ING ER Person Giving Notice 747 Edgeley la n e LawrenceviHe. G A 30044 L PHARR ABNER. Esquire Attorney tor Petitioners Florida Bar No 000129 SWANN & H AD LEY P A 1031 West Morse Boulevard Suite 390 Winter Park. FL 32789 Telephone 407 647 2777 Attorney lor Person Giving Notice Publish July 24. 31,2005 S128 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN AN D FO R SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA P R O B ATE OIVISION Case Number: 200S-CP-0992 IN RE E S TA TE OF K E N N E T H E CARRAWAY Deceased N O TIC E OF ADM INISTR ATION O H S on. July 7. 2009 M a yw w ia Moors* C tart of Si* Court B y: France* Toman Deputy Clerk Pubdeh: July 17. 24. 31. 2009 and August 7. 2009 S0S7 M I X C IR C U IT C O U R T OF 1VM E IG H T E E N T H JU D ICIA L C M C U f T IN A N D FO R • U N N O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A. C f W L C A M N O 09-C A -13W 1S-A M R E: F O R F E IT U R E O F A M 0 8 S B E R Q S H O TG U N S E R IA L # K600657 W ITH 6 F E D E R A L S L U G T Y P E 12 G A U G E AM M UNITIO N. E T AL M O T IC I O F F O R F E ITU R E C O M P LA IN T TO " Knefophar Gonzalez 127 Lake Ada O rd a Sanford. Florida 32773 M w SeyChaanay I f 7 l a t e Ada Cede S w rta d . Ftonda 32773 and aS Ohm * who claim an Sderaef *i tie taaowmg proparty Baa ExhAM *A‘ aitached hareto « t d tooorporalnd harem try ret- OorW d F. Eatnger. m his ofliciai papeedy *S Shand of Seminole Coutfy. Ftonda. tirough N s off, oars, ervasugators or agents seated tie above property on or fWe.* May 27. 2005 al or near Via area of t27 laka Ada Grew Bwdwd. Sammofa County nw tda. Said property IS m Ihe UiakkTy of tha Sheriff ol i w i i r a a County tar Ihe put poaa of torlaauta pursuant kj •action* 932 7 0 1-932 704 F M M a Statutas An Amanded VanAad Compiaini lor Final j u dgment of Forfeiture has oa*n ■ a d ■> tie abova-styfad Court I X R E B t C E R T IF Y tnal t true correct copy <N» Note* of F lX le T '"t Compiamt was lur i M a r t try U S carWwd mad raaan iet*4X requested lo m# ^ y y t n » r « > l sdtirtM W I tfu* IB W d a y o f J » y 2009 la era M Buutaru f l a r e 1C u r e * H u n t bar i*b uueae/*. B ars------- Cuuray V a > 4 s 0 » t s 140 Suafi tkrme.ar• ) IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISION FILE NO. 2005-C P-1298 IN RE E S TA TE OF R O N ALD C OVERBEY. Deceased N O TIC E T O C R E D ITO R S M M A L L C L A M S N O T S O FILED M U S E FO R EV E R B AR R ED Publish July 24 31 2005 S i 27 IN R E E S TA TE O F m W I L IA M c M credBora of m* decedent The admmislration ol Ihe estate ol KEN N E TH E CARRAWAY deceased File Number 2005C P-0962 is pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County Florida Probale Division, the address ol which is 301 North Park Avenue Sanlord, Florida 32771 The estate is testate and the date of the decedent s Wilt and any cod o ls is December 19. 1994 The names and addresses ol the personal representative and the personal representatives attor­ ney are set forth below Th* administration ol the estate Ol R O N A LD C OVERBEY deceased whose date of death was June 0 2005 and whose Social Security Number is 93932-7478, is pending in th* Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida Probate Division the address ol which is 301 North Park Avenue. Sanlord Florida 32771-1243 The names and addresses ol the Personal Representative and the Personal Representative s attorney ar# set torth below AH creditors ol the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent s estate on whom a copy ol this notice is served must Me their claims with this Court W ITHIN TH E LATER O F 3 M O N TH S A F T E R TH E TIM E O F TH E FIR S T PUBLICATION O F TH IS N O TIC E O R 30 DAYS A FTE R TH E DATE O F SERVICE O F A C O P Y O F THIS N O TIC E ON TH EM Legals B E T T Y M Y E R S P O BOX 181842. CA S S ELB ER R Y . FL 32718-1842 PLAT B O O K 19. P AG E (S ) 87 A N D SS. O F T H E P U B LIC R ECORDS OF S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y FLORIOA ALL CLAIM S N O T FILED W ITHIN TH E TIME P ERIODS S E T F O R TH IN S E C T IO N 733 702 O F TH E FLO R ID A P R O B A TE C O D E WILL BE FO R EV E R BARRED N O TW ITH S T A N D IN G TH E TIME P ER IO DS S E T FO R TH A BO VE. AN Y CLAIM FILED TW O (2) Y E AR S O R MORE A FTE R TH E D E C ED EN TS OATE O F D E A TH IS BARRED TH E DATE O F FIR S T PUBLI­ C ATIO N O F THIS N O TIC E IS JU LY 24 2005 LIS A M TAYLOR Personal Representative 20814 W Jacobs Road Spokane WA 99224 S TE P H E N D D U N EG AN Florida Bar No 326933 DEAN. M EAD E G ER TO N B L O O D W O R TH . C A P O U A N O 6 BO ZAR TH, P A P O Bo« 234b Orlando FL 32802 2346 Telephone 407:841-1200 Fai 407/423 1631 Attorney lor Personal Representative Publish July 24 31 2005 S i 28 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O B A TE OIVISION FILE NO . 2005-CP-1233 IN RE E S TA TE OF G R AC E F OERUM. Deceased N O TIC E T O C R E D ITO R S The administration of the estate ol GRACE F D ER UM deceased whose date ol death was December 6. 2004. Fite Number 2005 C P -I233 is pend­ ing m the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division the address ol which is P O Drawer C. Sanford. FL. 32772-0659 The names and addresses ol the Personal Representative and the Personal Representative S attor­ ney are set torth below All cteditors ol the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent s estate on whom a copy of this notice has been served must We their claims with this Court W ITH IN TH E LA TE R O F 3 M O N TH S A F TE R TH E O ATE O F THE FIR S T PUBLICATION OF TH IS N O TIC E O R 30 DAYS A FTE R THE TIME O F SERVICE O F A C O P Y OF THIS N O TIC E O N THEM An other creditors ol the dece­ dent and persons having claims or demands against decedent s eslale must tile then claims with this Court WITHIN 3 M O N TH S A F TE R THE O ATE O F TH E f ir s t p u b l ic a t io n o f t h is AJI persons are requited to tile with the above styled court any obiection by an interested per­ son on whom a copy ol thus notice is served that challenges the validity ol the wi# (or any codicil | the qualifications ol the personal representative venue or (unsdicton of me Court wrthrn 3 months after the dale ot serv« e of a copy ol the notice ot administration on the utyeoing person ALL CLAIMS N O T S O FILED WILL BE FO R EVER BARRED Any mterested person on whom a copy of Ihe nonce ot adminis­ tration is served must object to the labdify of the will I or any code ip qualifications of me per social representative venue or jurisdiction of me Court by Mmg a petition or other pleading requestor*) relief m accordance with me Florida Probate rules W ITH IN TH R E E M O N TH S A FTE R TH E DATE OF SER VICE O F A C O P Y OF THE NO TICE ON TH E O B JE C TIN G PERSON O R TH OSE O a .E C TtONS ARE FO R E V E R BARRED Any person entitled to orompi property is required to Me a pel, kon tor determination of ererrpt property W ITH IN T h e T im e PROVIDED B y l a w O R T h e Rig h t t o e x e m p t p r o p e r TY IS D EFM ED WAIVED NO TICE N O TW ITH S TA N D IN G TH E TIME P ER IO O S E T F O R T H A BO VE. ANY C LAIM F ILE D TW O (2) YEAR S O R M ORE A F TE R TH E D EC ED EN TS DATE O F D EATH IS B AR R ED The dale ot test publication ol this Notice is July 24 2005 Enn L O Donnell Personal Representative 124 London Fog Way Sanlord Ftonda 32771 John V Baum Esquire Florida Bar No 135940 213 S Swoope Ave Maitland FL 32751 Telephone |40/| 645 5325 Attorney lor Personal Representative Publish July 24 31 2005 S129 IN TH E C IR C UIT C O U R T FO R S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA P R O B A TE DIVISION FILE # 01 CP-26 IN RE E S TA TE OF CECIL M VERS Deceased Persorue Representative T im m e r m a n 1720 S f 2/Th loop Ocala FL 344/1 T h o m a s c r a m /, jp Attorney tor Personal RepretwrtaP.* Ftonda Bar No iA*.s. P O bui W . SJver Sprcvyt Fl t r i e r IVA J MAGERTY, 1042 BLUE BELL DRIVE. C A S S E LB E R R Y FL 32707 whose last known address was and said unctamied assets remain Unless said tunds are claimed on or before sn (6) months from the dale of first publicanon of this notes, said funds wfl be torwarded to the Slate of Ftonda. pursuant to Florida Statutes 733 816 IN W ITN E S S W H E R E O F I have set my hand and official seat at SANFO R D. Ftonda. on July 13. 2005 MARVANNE M O R SE Clerk By Rosemary Hamilton Deputy Clerk Publish July 24. August 28. 2009 St30 2005 and IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E 19TH J U O t O A L CIR CUIT. IN AMO FO R S EM INO LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S E N O : 05-CA-123-14 M O R TG A G E E L E C T R O N IC R E G IS TR A TIO N S Y S TE M S . P LAINTIFF AS other creditors ol the dece­ dent and other persons having claims or demands agamst the decedent s estate must Me their claims with this Court W ITHIN 3 M O N TH S A F TE R TH E OATE O F TH E FIR S T PUBLICATION O F TH IS N O TIC E ALL IN TE R E S TE D PER SO N S ARE N O TIFIED THAT ja n e e Legals Legals egals N O TIC E P it ASE TA*E N O TIC E that ur. (fit Jidtt 1) 2004 r « r « was r> v*a al. e LArnj*d ut' fpuPHMl Ifurn HiCMAHD U r t G h C SQUIRE AfTOH M * 2 Kti •%(#*(# <J CECIL #i Va W fl H^ J#il •rtfoyfi W I* UUUtA baa) iuaata VS RIFE H U C K A B E E IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. TH E UN KN O W N S P O U S E . HEIRS. D E V IS E E S . G R AN TE ES. A S S IG N E E S . L IE N O R S C R E D ITO R S . T R U S T E E S ANO ALL O T H E R PARTIES CLAIM INO AN IN TE R E S T BY. TH R O U G H U N D E R OR A G A IN S T R IFE H U C K A B E E . UN KNO W N S P O U S E O F RIFE H U C K A B E E IF ANY; A LAQ UA P R O P ER TY O W N E R S ASSO CIATIO N INC ; M O R TG A G E E L E C TR O N IC R E G IS TR A TIO N S Y S TE M S . INC , AS NOM INEE FOR PEMM TE K M O R TG A G E SERVICES. LLC, PAINTING 6 CLEAN IN G SERVICES. INC . ELIE FER LEY HP IN V E S TM E N T GROUP. INC AS T R U S TE E O F ALATKA C T TR UST, JO H N DOE AND JA N E DOE AS UN KNO W N TE N A N T S IN P O S S ES S IO N O E FEN D A N T(S ) N O TIC E O F F O R E C L O S U R E S A LE W ITN E S S my hand and the seat of this Court at SEM INOLE County Ftonda. this 14 day of July. 2005 M ARYANNE M O R SE. CLER K C L E R K O F T H E C IR C U IT COURT B Y Carol Moor* D E P U TY C LER K LAW O F F IC E S O F DAVIO J S TE R N A TTO R N E Y F O R P LAINTIFF 801 S U N IV E R S ITY DRIVE S U ITE 900 P LANTATION. FL 33324 09-41967 IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH TH E AM ER IC AN S W ITH DISABILI­ T IE S A C T. parsons with cksabWbes needing a special accom­ modation should contact C O U R T AD M INISTR ATION , at me S E M IN O LE County Courthouse at (407)665-4227. 1-600-955-8771 (TD D ) or 1-800999-8770. via Florida Relay Service TH IS N O TIC E SHALL B E PUB­ LIS H ED O N C E A W E E K FO R T W O C O N S E C U T IV E W E EK S P U B LIS H IN: TH E S A N FO R D H ER A LD Publish July 24. 3 t. 2005 S132 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E 1BTH JU D IC IA L C IR CUIT, IN A N D FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CIVIL DIVISION C A S E NO. 0 4 -C A -I03 9-14L M O R TG A G E E L E C TR O N IC R E G IS TR A TIO N S Y S TE M S . INC A S N O M IN E E FO R F LA O S TA R BANK. FSB, Plamtitl, LO T 7. ALAQ UA PHASE TW O AS PER PLAT TH ER EO F. A S R EC O R D E D IN PLAT BOOK 38 P AG ES 27 TH R O U G H 29 O F TH E PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F SEM INOLE C O U N TY . FLORI­ OA Dated this 15 day ot JULY. 2005 Maryanne Morse (C IR C U IT C O U R T SEAL) Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court By Stacey Hopkins Deputy Clerk Publish in The Seminole Herald TH E LAW O F F IC E S O F DAVID J S TE R N P A . A T T O R N E Y FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S University Dnve Suite 500 Plantation. F L 33324 (954)233-8000 05-37768 P LEA S E FAX A C O P Y O F TH E F IR S T IN S E R TIO N T O 954 233-8555 IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH TH E AM ER IC AN S W ITH D IS A B ILITIE S A C T. persons with disabilities needing a spe­ cial accommodation should con­ tact C O U R T ADM INISTR ATION , at the S EM IN O LE County Courthouse al 407-665-4227. 1800-955 8771 (T D D ) or 1 800955-8770. via Florida Relay Service Publish: July 24, 3 ’ . 2005 S 131 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E 1STH JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT, IN A N D FO R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A GENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S E N O : 05 C A I143-I4L C H A R LE TTE C at. M ARYANNE M O R SE A t Clerk ol th* Court By Mary Stroupe A t Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Americans wrth Disabilities Act. person* n**dmg a reasonable accommodation to participate m this proceeding should no later than two (2) days poor, contact the Clerk of the Court's disability coordinator at 407-669-4227. 301 N PARK AVE S U ITE N301, SA N FO R D , FL. 32771 It hearing unpaired, contact (TD D ) 8009558771 via Florida Relay System Publish: Sanlord Herald Submitted by BervE/ra A KaU. PA. Attorneys tor Plaintiff 9 5 1 N E 167m Street. Suits 204 North Miami Beach. Florida 33162 Telephone (305)770-4100 Publish July 24. 31.2005 S I34 ET D E F E N D A N T(S ) N O TIC E O F A C TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E S ERVICE T O S TE P H E N A MCKENZIE ANO NORM A SMITH whose tevdence >* unsnown f he vhethey be kving end it h esh e th e y tie dead the unknown defendants who n u i be spouses heus devisees grantees assignees lienors creditors trustees ar<l *< pei ties claiming an nterest by through under or against the Defendants who ar # ncA *nown to be deed or ekve end alt per ties n a w g ur daenmy to have any nghf tine u rSarest n X e property desrrtoed r> the mert gage being totectosed hereei rOUAKf MtREBr NOTifiCO 3af e i ecIron to torectoee e m ortage t e toiow eg jaup H rJ t H HUN MCTktJW Of«f according TO TmE PtAf fHtHfOf Ati K M jH U D f i IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OP FLO R ID A, IN A N D FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y GENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N OIVISION C A S E N O . 0 9 -C A -7 8 H 4 L Defendants N O TIC E O F F O R E C L O S U R E S A LE N O TIC E IS H ER E B Y G IV EN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated the 15m day of July. 2009. and entered in Case No 04-C A 2039-141. ol me Circuit Court ol the tsth Judicial Circuit in and tor Seminole County Florida, wherein M O R TG A G E E L E C ­ TR O N IC R E G IS TR A TIO N S Y S ­ TEM S. INC AS NOM INEE FO R FLA O S TA R BANK. FSB is the Plamtitl and C H A R L E T T E C S A LO A D O . TH E IN D E P E N ­ D E N T SAVINGS PLAN C O M P A ­ NY. UN KN O W N S P O U S E O F C H A R LETTE C S A LO A D O . JO H N D O E . JA N E D O E A S UNKNOW N T E N A N T (S ) IN P O S S E S S IO N O F TH E S U B ­ JE C T P R O P ER TY are Defendants I wilt sell to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the E A S T D O O R at the Seminole County Courthouse, in S A N FO R D . Florida, at 1100 a m on the t Bth day ol August, 2009. the tallowing described property as set torth m sard Final Judgment, to wit L O T 3 AND TH E E A S T 1/2 O F LO T 4. B LO C K 50 O F S A N IA N D O TH E SUB UR B B E A U TIF U LPALM S P R IN G S S E C T IO N . A C C O R D IN G T O TH E P LAT TH ER EO F. R E C O R D E D IN PLAT B OO K 3. PAGE 65 1/2. O F TH E PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . F LO R I­ DA In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Persons with Disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact me Court Administrator al 301 N Park Avenue, Sanlord FL 32771, Telephone Number (407)6654227 not taler man 2 working days ol your receipt ol (his notice If hearing or voice impaired 1800-9558771 Dated this 15th day of July. 2005 Maryanne Morse Clerk of me Circuit Court By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk Publish July 24. 31 2005 S133 VS I t l t <Sj 4 BLOCK B L O T ISO. B AR C LAY W O O D S SECOND A D D ITIO N . A C C O R D IN G T O T H E PLAT TH E R E O F . A S R E C O R D E D IN PLAT B O O K 17, PAG E 93. O F TH E P UB LIC R E C O R D S O F SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R I­ DA. M U A: 306 B AR C LAY AVENUE. A LTA M O N TE S P RING S. FLO R ID A 32701 S A IG A D O *t Law Office ol Marshall C Watson 1800 NW 49TH S TR E E T. S U ITE 120 F T LAU D ER D A LE . FL 33309 Telephone (954)453-0365 Facsimile 1954) 771 6052 W E LLS FAR G O BANK. N A . AS T R U S T E E FO R TH E B E N E FIT 0.r TH E C E R TIF IC A TE H O LD E R S O F A S S E T B AC K EO PASS­ TH R O U G H C E R TIFIC A TE S S ER IES 2004-WCW1 PLAINTIFF MCKENZIE N O TIC E IS H ER E B Y G IVEN pursuant to ■ Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated July 15. 2009. and entered m Case No 05-C A 869. of the O o ir t Court of the Eighteenth Judicial G ro at m and lor Seminole County. Florida, wherein S U N S H IN E L E N D E R S U C . e i Plaintiff and MARIE G S T SURIN. IF LIVIN G A N D IF D E A D . T H E 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 . A S S IG N E E S . LIEN O R S . C R E D ITO R S T R U S T E E S ANO ALL O T H E R P AR TIES CLAIM ­ IN G AN IN T E H E S T BY. TH R O U G H UNOER OR A G A IN S T M AR IE G ST SURIN UN K N O W N S P O U S E O F MARIE G S T SURIN: MSM M ANAGEM ENT S E R V IC E S . INC : M AX S A IN T SURIN. UNKNOW N TEN A N T 1; UN K N O W N T E N A N T 2 are Ihe Defendants I wfl set to the highest and beet bidder tor cash at West front door ol me Courthouse 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanlord. Fl 32771. at It 00 AM on August IS. 2009. the tallowing described property as set torth in said Final Judgment, to wit vs N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated July 15. 2009 entered in Civil Case No 05-CA-323-14 of the Circuit Court of the I8 T H Judicial Circuit m and lor SEM I­ N O LE County. Sanford Florida, I will sell lo the highest and best bidder lor cash at me West Front Door al the SEM INOLE County Courthouse located al 301 North Park Avenue in Sanlord. Florida, at It 00 a m on the 18th day ot August. 2005 the tollowmg described property as set torth m said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit S TE P H E N A AL has been tiled against you and that you art required lo serve a copy ot your written defenses, if any to rt on OAVID J S TE R N . E S O Plamtrft s attorney whose address is SOI S University Dnve #500. Plantation. FL 33324 (no later than 30 days irom m « date ol th# first publica­ tion ot this notice ol action) and Me the ongmaf with the clerk of mis court either before service on PtamMt s attorney or immeckatefy thereafter otherwise a defaun wfl be entered agamst you tor th* rebel demanded m the complaint or petition Ned herein IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. O F FLO R ID A IN AND FO R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 09 C A 665 SUNSHINE LE N D E R S LLC Plaintiff MAHlE G S T SURiN IF LIVING AND IF DEAD THE UN KN O W N S P O U S E HEIRS O E V iS E E S G R AN TEES A S S IG N E E S U E N O H S C R E D ITO R S TR U S TE E S AND A l l Q T h E R PAR TIES CLAIM ING AN IN TE R E S T B f TH R O U G H UNDER OR A G A IN S T W ANE G ST SURiN UN KN O W N SPOUSE OF MA h F G S T SOHiN MSM M ANAGEM ENT S E R V IC E S N C U A a S A N T SURiN UN K N O W N TEN AN T 1 UN KN O W N TENANT J t-wUvvlwnN MO IlC t F C lf U C lO t O M t bAi | L egals L egals foreclosure dated November 10. 2004. and an Order tie setting Sal* dated July I t . 2009. and entered in Case No 03-C A 12 12 - 14W of the Circue Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County. Ftonda. w here" j*» M O R G AN C H A S E BANK. AS TR UST A D M IN IS TR A TO R UNOER TH E P OO LING AN O SERVIC­ ING A G R E E M E N T D A TE D 1/1/03 R E LA TIN G 1 0 T H E M O R TG A G E B A C K E D PASS­ TH R O U G H C E R T IF IC A T E S . S E R IE S 2002-AR2 • Plamefl and R O B E R T E N O R SEN. JR. and CATH IE P NO R SE N HIS W IFE. A U S O U TH B AN K: U N K N O W N T E N A N T N O 1; U N K N O W N T E N A N T N O 2: and ALL UNKNO W N P ARTIES C LA IM IN G IN T E R E S T S BY, TH R O U G H . UNDER OR A G A IN S T A NAM ED D E F E N ­ D A N T T O TH IS A C TIO N . O R H AVIN G O R CLA IM IN G T O HAVE A N Y RIGHT. TIT L E O R IN TE R E S T IN TH E P R O P E R TY H E R E IN D E S C R IB E D ar* Defendants. I w * sal to me highest and best brddar tor cash at the West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse. 3 0 1 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771 at Seminole County. Florida, at tt 00 a m on tha Itth day ol August. 2005. th* following described property a* tat form in sad Order or Final Judgment, to-wit Judgment ol Foreetoiure entered In the case of T H E C H AP M AN G R O V E S ’ H O M EOW NERS' A S S O C IA TIO N . INC and L O U R D E S VALER IO and ALA N KATH3BAK. Defendants, m Ihe Orrurt Court n and tor Saminol# County. Ftonda. Casa No. 04-CC-SC**20-S. the undersigned Clark wR t*a at pubkc tale to the N?<eM Mid beet txdder lor caah at m# West Front Door of the Serranote County C a t t a w 301 N. Park Avenue. Santord. Seminole County. Ftortde, et me hour of 1100 a m . on t ie 9m day of August 2006. mat certain reel property sffuMi m l being m Seminole County. Ftonda. deeo toed a* toftowe: L O T 69. R A V EN S B R O O K SECOND AD D ITIO N . A C C O R D IN G T O TH E P LAT TH ER E O F. AS R E C O R O E D IN P LA T B O O K 29. P A G E S 59 A N D 56 O F T H E P U B LIC RECO R DS O F S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA PA L egals It you are s person wrth a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation m order to parddpat* m this proceeding, you are enti­ tled. at no cost to you. to the provision ol certain assistance. Pleas* contact the Court et 407669-4330 within two (2) working day* ol your receipt ol mis Notice, it you ar* hearing or vow* impaired, call Florida Relay Service (800)955-6771 vs K A TH LE EN MARIE M ARSTON. el a l. Defendant (a) N O TIC E O F F O R E C L O S U R E S A LE N O TIC E IS H ER E B Y GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated July IS. 2005 and entered m Case No OS-CA759-14L. of the Circuit Court of the E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit m and tor SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein U S BANK. N A S U C C E S S O R BY M E R G E R T O T H E LE A D E R M O R TG AG E COM PANY is Plaintiff and K A TH LE EN MARIE M A R S TO N . el al., are Defendants. I will sell to me highest and best bidder tor cash al the West front door ol the Courthouse in SA N FO R D . S E M IN O LE County. Florida. It 00 AM oclock on the t8th day ol August. 2005. me tallow­ ing described property as set forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: L O T 103, TH E VILLAS O F C A S ­ SELBERRY P H AS E TW O . A C C O R D IN G T O TH E P LAT TH E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN PLAT B O C K 25. PAGE 19 - 21. O F TH E PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R I­ DA. a/k/a 3159 Greenwood Street, Winter Park. Florida 32792 D A TE D mis 15 day of July. 2005 M ARYANNE M O R SE As Clark. Circuit Court By: Mary Stroup* As Deputy Clerk SM ITH. H IA TT A DIAZ. P A. Attorneys tor Plaintiff 2691 East Oakland Park B M t . Suita 303 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33306 Publish Sanford Herald IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR CUIT. IN AN O FO R S EM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C A S E NO. 04-CC-3S2S-20Z Submitted by Faiief & GilfiU, P A 9830 SW 771h Avenue. Suite 200 Miami. Florida 33156 2619 (305I662-4110 Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate in mis proceeding should contact Court Administration al 301 N Park Avenue, Suite N301 Sanlord. Florida 32771. within 2 working days prior lo Ihe proceeding Telephone (407)665-4227. t800-955-6771 (TD D ) or 1 600955 8770 (V ) via Florida Relay Service Publish July 24 31 2005 St35 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R S EM INO LE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION C A S E NO 03-CA-1212-14W JP M O R G A N C H A S E BANK AS T R U S T ADM INISTR ATO R UN D ER TH E P OO LING AND S E R V IC IN G AGREEM ENT D A TED 1/102 R ELATING TO THE M O R TG A G E B AC K E D P A S S -TH R O U G H C E R TIFIC A TE S SERIES 2002 AR2 Plaintiff C Y N T H IA L, HAR DY. UN KN O W N S P O U S E OF C Y N T H IA L H AH O Y AN O U N KNO W N P AR TIE S IN P O S S E S S IO N . Defendants N O TIC E OP S A LE N O TIC E IS H ER E B Y G IV EN mat on th* tem day ol August. 2005 *1 t l 00 a m. at West Front Door ot the Seminole County Courthouse, the undersigned Clerk will offer lor sale the tal­ lowing described real property That certain condominium par­ cel know as Unit 122. Building 5C. H IDDEN VILLAGE C O N D O ­ MINIUM. A Condominium pur­ suant to tha Declaration ol Condominium, as recorded m Official Records Book 1624. Page 1581. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida together with all structures, improvements, tisturss, appli­ ances. and appurtenances on said land or used m coniuncton therewith The aforesaid sale wifi be made pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment entered in Civil No 04-CC-3626-20-Z pending in the County Court ol me Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and lor Seminole County. Florida. MARYANNE M ORSE CLER K OF TH E C O U N TY COURT By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk It you are a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accommo­ dation m order to participate n this proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you. to Ihe provi­ sion ol certain assistance Please contact Court Administration al 301 N Park Avenue. Suit* N30t. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407) 669-4227 within 2 working days ol your receipt ot mis notice, if you are hearing or voice unpaired call t -800-9558771 RICHARD M COLN, E S O . Taylor & Carts, P A . 850 Concourse Parkway South. Suite 105 Maitland, Ftonda 32751 Publish July 24. 31 2005 and August 7. 2005 5137 C O U N TY C O U R T E IG H TE E N TH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT. S EM INO LE CO UN TY. FLO R IO A C A S E NO : 04 CC-S094-20-S THE CHAPM AN G R O V E S H O M EO W N ER S AS S O CIATIO N INC Plaintiff <S vS R O BER T E el NOR SEN jH ef Defendants RE N O TIC E OF SALE P U R S U A N T TO C H A P TE R 49 LO U R D E S VALERIO end ALAN KAUGBAX (Jetenderrtt N O N C E O f SALE NOTICE '5 Hi HEB r GIVEN pursuant to an O d e r or Suvrunevy t r « jwOgnaee iJ MARYANNE M O R SE C LE R K O F T H E C IR C U IT COURT By: Mary Stroupe Deputy Clerk William E. Rentehmann. J»„ Esquire S TEN STR O M , M clN TO S H , C O LB E R T. W HIGHAM . R EISC H M AN N A P AR TLO W , Poet Office Box 4848 Sanford. F L 32772-4848 Tatephone: 407/322-2171 Pubksh July 24.31. 2009 S138 M T X F A M R .Y C O UR T F O R T H E F IF TH JU D IC IA L C M C U fT C A M NO . M -O fM O -2 1 4 8 S TA TE O F S O U T H C A R O LIN A C O U N T Y O F R ICHLAND South Carolina Department ol Social Service*. v*. Rosalind Dame* Allen m.k.a Rosatyn Alton. Anthony ftoeea. Oaraid Nobto. WVftam Hartoy. Adam Troy Boyd. John Doe #1, John Do* #2. John Doe #3. John Do* #4. and John Do* #9, In Re Child: D Eonta Damateha Alton DOB: July IS . 1989 Child: De Kandra Nwoto AJton DOB: Fabruary 7, 1901 Chrtd: O t'Andre Lorenzo Marcus Alton DO B October 30. 1900 Child Defray* Rico Adam Boyd DO B. September 20, 2002 Child: D eM arcos Xavier-Ray Boyd 0 0 6 October 31, 2004 Defendants H ID OEN VILLAGE CO NDO M INIUM ASSO CIATIO N. I N C . a not lor profit Ftonda corporation. Plaintiff. D A TE D this t5 day ot July, 2005 M ARYANNE M O R SE As Clerk ol said Court By Stacey Hopkins As Deputy Clerk Street Address 440 Sunoeel Court. Oviedo. Ftortde 327SS Platan*. D A TE D al Sanford, Ftonda on July 12. 2009 Publish July 24. 31.2005 S t 36 U S BANK. N A S U C C E S S O R B Y M E R G ER T O TH E LEADER M O R TG A G E COMPANY. Plaintiff. Lot 20. C H AP M AN G R O V E S , accordtog to the ptel mereof as recorded in Piet Book 48. Page* 44-48. PuM c RsoonM of Seminole County. Ftortde. N O TIC E 16 m | Ml H r G IV E N M pursuer# to 6 v r r r ie r I r e SUM M O N S A N D N O TIC E T O TH E D E FE N D A N TS : Y O U AR E H E R E B Y S U M ­ M O N ED and required to (newer the complaint lor termination of your parental rights in and to the minor children in this action, me original of which has been Ned in me Office of the Clark of Court lor Rwhland County, South Caroline, on the 7m day of July. 2009, • copy ol which will be delivered to you upon request; and to serve a copy of your answer to the complaint upon tha undersignad attorney tor Si* Plaintiff at 3220 Tw o Notch Road. Columbia, South Carolina 29204, within thirty (30) days W towing th* date ol sarvtca upon you. asdusiv* ol the day of such serves, and if you la# to answer the complaint within the Urn* staled, the Plaintiff wtl apply lor ludgmtnt by dalault against Delandants tor the relief demanded In th* complaint. Shannon A. Wiley Anomay tor Plaintiff 3220 Two Notch Road Columbia. South Carokna 29204 (803) 714-7514 Fax: (803) 714-7303 Columbia. South Carokna Jury 8. 2009 Publish July 31, 2009 August 7. 14, 2005 S170 and N O TIC E O F P U B LIC S A LE Public auction lo be held at 9 00 am on tha IS lh day ef A U G U S T. 2009 Al tha Iron! door ot Sanlord Towing A Recovery Inc . located *1 2522 Country Club Rd . Sanlord. Fl 32771, tor tha purpoa# of disposing of m* following vehicle J N 1CZ14S8FX069987 1989 D ATS U N Public auction to be hekj at 9 00 am on tha 15th day ot A U G U S T. 2008 At th* tront door Ol Sanlord Towing A Recovery Inc . located al 2922 Country Club Rd , Sanlord. Fl 32771, tor the purpose ol disposing of th* tallowing vehicle JA3XC57B7NY003530 1992 M ITS Publish July 31. 2009 3190 S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y B C C P R O JE C T S O LIC ITA TIO N S For information on Saminol* County B C C procuremanta. pleas* visit our weOsit* al www semmolacountytl pov/purchasing. select Current Procurement lor a ksl of all active solicitahons Many can be downloaded al no charge Solicitation and Procurement mtormabon e alto n a l a M at th# Purchasing and Contract! Division located in th* Counfy Service* Bmkkng 1101 East 1st S t . Room 3206. Sanlord Florida Phone 4076657131 To guarantee let**# ol adden da ail letpondenlt should theca toe webtee ot utntw .1 toe Purchasing and Contract* UNiekKi urren tNendei daft (*•> to Via kaed le te w e y dele t# tutaneLattrtadt PiAAeh » r ) ' M06 S IM �M id w eek : W ednesday , A u g u s t 3 ,2 0 0 5 VW. 113, 50C No. 97 •Copyright © 2005 T h e Sanford Herald Partnership ends in Habitat dedication B a c k to S c h o o l B lu e s SANFORD — After nearly eight months of hard work and commit­ ment, the Habitat for Humanity home built through a unique part­ nership between Seminole Community College's building con­ struction and interior design programs, Seminole County and Habitat for Humanity in Seminole County was dedicated Saturday, July 30, Joining new home­ owners and Sanford natives DJ and Pfcggy Thompson for the dedi­ cation were SCC students who worked on the proj­ ect; Habitat volunteers; Dr. E. Ann McGee, SCC President; Vetdeil Pugh, SCC Board of Trustees Chairman; Steve Green, president of Habitat of Humanity in Seminole County; and Seminole County Commissioner Brenda Carey. SCC building con­ struction and interior design students worked with the Thompsons, Seminole County and Habitat volunteers to build the home and satis­ fy a cooperative educa­ tion requirement for their respective programs. "Working on this house gave our students a vital hands-on’ opportunity to leam about their career of interest, literally hum the ground up," McGee said. Work began on the Thompson's Habitat for Humanity house, located at 2609 Georgia Ave., Sanford, in January 2005. Their former residence was condemned due to hurricane damage. "In an era where we emphasize giving back, this has been a tremen­ dous opportunity that these students will never forget" McGee said. Request for new positions divides commission By Llane Edison Herald Staff SANFORD —>A propos.il by interim City Manager Eugene Miller to add 21 new positions to city staff divided the Sanford City Commission at last Monday’s work session. The budget impact for adding all of the positions would total more than $630,000 with about $537,000 coming from the genera! fund and more than $93,000 coming from water and sewer funds. "Before we do anything we've got to staff the organization so that we can meet your expectations for the level of service that the city of Sanford should rovide," Miller told the commissioners. "I sincerely elieve that you need these positions at a minimum to do an adequate job." District 1 and District 2 Commissioners Art Woodruff and Velma Williams had concerns of what they felt was a long list of needed positions. "I was really surprised when 1 got this long of a list. I'm still trying to digest it," Woodruff said. He added that two years ago Sanford had to let a number of positions go because the city could not afford them. E See P o sitio n s, Page 6 A Stolenidentity leadsto2nd suitafterarrest H«rtld photo by Tommy Vlncont B y S te ve Paradis Herald Staff Ed Korgan IV, above, bravely says bye to mom, Rachel, as he starts the first grade at Hamilton Elementary Monday. Sem inole County Public Schools opened Monday to more than 61,500 stu­ dents. Th e separation can be an ordeal for younger students, but also for parents. First grade mom Dona Hensley dries her eyes as Michelle M cCann, president of the Parent Teacher Association at Hamilton grabs some refresh­ ment for Dona at the annual BooHoo Breakfast for parents who need a friend after spending the summer with their little ones. ORLANDO — For the second time this year, a law­ suit names the city of Lake Mary and Seminole County in a case involving the arrest of a woman who had her identity stolen. Lake Mary resident Gwenn Carter, 41, filed a fed­ eral lawsuit Tuesday in Orlando. She seeks $5 million from II defendants, including Wal-Mart Stores, Lowe's Home Centers, and Bank of America Corp. "I should not have been arrested," Carter said in a news conference Tuesday morning at an attorney's office. ”1 feel like I'm the criminal.” Carter said she is motivated solely because she wants something done about identity theft. While living and working as a teacher in Tallahassee in January 2002, Carter had her wallet stolen. It contained her checkbook, credit cards, dri- Snappers slip past Rats Aaron MacLamar hit a homerun and drove in both runs and Chris Nyman scattered seven hits as Zephyrhills edged Sanford. 2-1, in the Florida Collegiate Summer League Championship Game in St. Petersburg on Sunday. S*« Sports, Poflo 1B S e m in o l e S m il e Anthony )■ $«do — Commomly Rekjhoni, lake M a ry folic* D * por 1m «n l See Identity, Page 3 A Dr. Park: School days in Sanford were fun too Editor's Note: The following is the second o f tuv yurts about the family o f Dr Charles L. Park lr. It is dedicated to the memory o f Itis wife, Kathryn Wiggins Park, who died at their home / une 10, one day shy o f their 57th wedding anniversary. Aad a ufc in Sanfard tfoufA t cw u O t fa il < xuU h ^ . 9 — From "True Grits: What Else?!?" By Dr. Charles L. Park Jr., M.D. B y Betty Porter Herald Correspondent "School days were fun too,” Dr. Charles L. Park Jr. said, noting that he and his friends were in the same class year after year all the way through high school. The most signifi­ cant thing about school as he recalled was the fact that "It was in fourth grade at the then Southside Primary School when I came to realize that I was in love with Kathryn." Kathryn Wiggins, was his classmate, who had also been bom in Sanford. She being the daughter of Marion Simms ii E Cityneeds morestaff m v . R i \ Wiggins, who owned a celery packing house and Peacha Leffler Wiggins, her mother, who had been bom in Sanford to the pioneer Leffler family, long associated with Sanford and the Osteen area. "I fondly remember court­ ing Kathryn," Dr. Park Jr. said, noting that he would walk from nis family home just one block off of Park Ave. and 17th St. over to Kathryn s family home on 13th St. with corsages for her to adorn her long dress­ es as the two attended many of the dances held at the Sanford j x p e r ie n c e 1 / i f . c O E Women's Club. "You could drive at age 14 back then," he said, adding, but mostly we just walked everywhere. I do remember driving the old pick up truck over to the farmer's market and filling it up with the dis­ carded tups of the celery stalks to bring nome to feed to our chickens." Dr. Park, Jr. noted that his father had more than 200 chickens and 2 cows at their home and adjacent lots. "Much to the dismay of our neighbors," he noted. VVhen asked if Park Avenue / i m v / i i i . t o was named for his family, he said, "When 1 was a little boy. I thought it was. But I believe it was named for the number of parks that lined the street back then." Sanlando Springs was another favorite destination for the native Sanford resi­ dents during the hot summer days. Just a short drive north­ west towards Orlando was the beauty and coolness of the Springs that have since become a private home devel­ opment. "Most vacations were spent in New Smyrna Beach," Dr. Park, Jr. said, noting that during the time of the Depression, people did not have money to travel. "To get away from the devastating heat ot summer (no air condi­ tioners back then!), the ladies of the town would visit their relatives up north, although most of their relatives only lived as far north as Georgia," he chuckled. Dr. Park Jr. and his elemen­ tary school sweetheart, Kathryn Wiggins, finally tied the knot following their gradu­ ations from different high schools, three years of service by Charles in the Navy and in his first year of medical school at Emory University in Atlanta. The couple had been married for 57 years. Kathryn W iggias Park, at age 79, passed away June 10, just one day before what would have See P ark, Page 4A i i x c ellen c e I0 7 S(i2 fP 7 0 0 E X E C U T IV E S J. I v �PH it 2\ T h i Hekald Wednesday. August 3.2005 S e m in o l e S u m m a r y A GLANCE AROUND OUR COUNTY Scon troop lookinglor complni donations Top Teacher O u t & A bo u t WED A Divorce Care group w ill meet at Com m unity United Methodist Church on 17-92 in Casselbeny starting A ug . 3 through October from 6:30 to 830 p.m. Free childcare provided. Call 407-831-3777. THU By Uono Edison Herald Staff C A SS ELB ER R Y — A local boy scout troop, "The Seminoles", in Casselberry, is currently looking for donated camping equipment such as an 8* to 10-foot enclosed cargo trailer. lire troop is also looking for donated camping equipment and donated or low cost canoes for their upcoming camping trips. "We camp at least once a month in the Central Florida area and canoe, hike, fish and swim, having an exdting time in die great outdoors,” Committee Chair Lisa Looney said. The troop is looking for a donated trailer to haul all of their camping and outdoor equipment in one place. Th e y would like to be able to head out to the campgrounds at little notice. The troop leaders are also hoping to become more self-sufficient in order to lessen the financial burden families usually face in scouting, Looney said. The scouts are also looking for canoes for water activities and to learn more about water safety. The troop leaders also want the scouts to team more about canoeing skills and w orking as a team In the water. The Seminoles just formed last year and they meet every Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of Casselberry on Seminola near Winter Park Road. Leaders consist of Scout Master Michael Looney, Assistant Scout Master T im Rickelman, as well as a Troop Committee. The group has six scouts aged 12 to 14 and eacn scout has leadership responsibili­ ties as well. “We are always looking for a few more good scouts,” Looney said. According to Looney, the scouts leam about positive values vital to them in their teenage years and later on. ”We assist the young men in figuring out what areas of indoor and outdoor activities and sports they m ay be interested in, and help them to develop healthy skills and habits,” Looney said. The local troop just came back from cam ping w ith other troops at summer camp. Th e y are already planning their next trip. Th e troop has been involved in a few fundraising activities, Looney said, but they are always open to new ideas and local support. Some of Th e Seminole's future activities include: • Advancing Scouts to Second Class and First C a ss levels; • A cquiring merit badges for each scout to eventually advance to Eagle Scout level; • Cam ping w ith Troop 500 in Debary; • H iking and repelling at Cam p La -N o C he in October; • Seminole State Forest H ike in Novem ber; • Volunteer Opportunities; • Cam ping out of state; "T h e scouts have worked hard and appreciate good hard work and good w ork ethic," Looney said. Anyone interested in joining, or helping out Tro o p 692 w ith donated camping equipment, utility trailer, or low cost or donated canoes can contact Scout Master Michael Looney at 407-896-8480. Sharing Center needs help In boutique and thrift store Various positions, for men, women and high school students are open for a variety of duties with the Christian Sharing Center in Long wood. Volunteers are also needed to w o rk in the Boutique and Thrift Store (Values Reborn). H ours can be arranged to suit one's schedule. H ours needed to be filled by vol­ unteers are M onday through Saturday from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. For information, call Diann at 407-260-9155, ext. 6, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Th e Christian Sharing Center is located in the Fairmont Plaza, 600 North H ighw ay 17-92, suite 158, in Longwood. Firefighter* w ill fill their boots w ith donations to ben­ efit die Muscular Dystrophy Association A ug. 4,5, and 6 from 3 to 7 p.m . each day at the intersection of Alom a Avenue and Red Bug Lake Road. Call 904-642-2656. T h e Casselberry Senior Center, 200 N . Triplet Lake Drive, w ill hold a seminar titled "Alzheim er and M em ory Function", begin­ ning at 10 a.m. presented by Melanie Raskin, a com m uni­ ty educator for Mederi, a home health agency. N o charge and no registration required. SAT Ciesse* in Seminole County schools resumed this week as students and teachers returned to classrooms. Seminole County h M many award-winning teachers, and Wal-Mart Stores recently named Its Teacher of the Year. This year's winner woe Wendy Cash, right, an teacher at Geneva Elementary School. Presenting the award is Chris VWkenburg, Wal-Mart* good works coordinator, M l Also on hand In the background Is Geneva Principal Karen Coleman. =_____ B u rg la ry • Jeffrey Strengari, 28, of H aze l Blvd., Sanford, was arrest­ ed b y Sanford police Tuesday, Ju ly 26. O n Ju ly 21, he reported­ ly entered a vehicle in the 700 block of Lake M a ry B lvd ., and rem oved several items valued at about $2,000. H e was charged w ith b urglary of an unoccupied conveyance and larceny of over $300. R ob b ery • Silvester Drea Sim m ons, 19, of Craw ford D rive , was arrested b y Sanford police Sunday in the 1200 block of W.P.Ball Boulevard. H e was charged w ith robbery, tw o counts of battery — touch or strike, resisting an officer w ith ­ out violence, and tw o counts of resisting an officer in the recov­ ery of stolen property. charged w ith aggravated assault w ith a deadly weapon (domestic violence) and battery (domestic violence). A ssault - Battery • Cynthia Ranae Butler, 40, of Clairm ont Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at her residence as the result of a dispute with a male. She was charged with battery — causing bodily harm (dom estic violence). ' *Jf *1*I*' ' A ^ ' IT* 11 * “i • John Aubrey Nealon, 21, of Wyndham Crest Boulevard, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 4200 block of O rlando Drive. He reportedly was involved in a dispute with a fem ale at his residence. He was • D onald J. Regan III, 25, of O ld England Loop, was arrested b y Sanford police Sunday at his residence as the result of a dis­ pute w ith a female. H e was charged w ith battery (domestic violence), possession of under 20 grams of marijuana and posses­ sion of narcotics equipment. O th e r Arrests • A d ria n Michael Jones, 28, of Persim m on Avenue, was arrest­ ed b y Sanford police early Tuesday at his residence. H e reportedly had stalked a w om an at ner residence in the 1300 block of Santa Barbara D rive. H e was charged w ith stalking, follow ing another (domestic). Brothers arrested after search of residence finds pot plants By Llane Edlxon H erald Staff SA N FO RD — Two Sanford brothers were busted for grow­ ing m arijuana M onday after Sanford Police received a call on a possible shooting at their resi­ dence. When police arrived on scene they knocked on the door and did not get a response, according to the arrest report. An officer checked the front door and found it unlocked, so he entered the residence and announced him self as the Sanford Police. The officer wrote that as he opened the door he detected the smell of marijuana. One brother, Kelly Carr, 29, of Terrace Court, approached the officer and was put in handcuffs. Another officer arrived on scene and they cleared the residence, only to find a bright light em it­ ting from a bedroom door upstairs. An officer saw two pos­ sible marijuana plants in the cor­ ner of the room under the bright lights. The officers then obtained a Randy, 32, left, and Kelly Carr, 29, were arrested by Sanford police Monday after officers smelled mari­ juana and searched their residence. Police found marijuana growing inside. search warrant for the residence. According to Kelly Carr, he was staying in the living room of his b ro th e r's residence, and had only been there a few days. He admitted that a pipe, which was sitting on a nearby ottoman, was his and that he had smoked about 45 minutes before police arrived. C arr denied knowing what was in the upstairs bedroom, but said that it was his brother, Randy C arr's, room. When Randy Carr, 32, of Terrace Court, arrived on scene officers read him a copy o f the search warrant and his Miranda rights. C arr told officers he would not speak to them with­ out a lawyer. Both brothers were arrested. Kelly C arr was charged with possession of narcotic equ ip ­ ment. Randy Carr was charged with producing marijuana with­ in 1,000 feet of a high school; possession of over 20 grams of m arijuana; and possession of narcotics equipment. During tne search of the resi­ dence, officers found two mari­ juana plants, fans, lighting fix­ tures, timers, and several other items used to grow marijuana. A humidor was found down­ stairs near a computer with mar­ ijuana drying inside and seeds were found inside a drawer of the humidor. They also found chem icals used to grow m arijua­ na, fertilizer, and m arijuana leaves. No inform ation was listed about the possible shooting, but the phone call made to the Sanford Police Department was traced to a payphone on Rinehart Road. First Baptist C hurch Music Ministry w ill present "Raise the Praise”, a program of contemporary Christian and Gospel music at 6:30 p.m., at 519 Park Ave. This free concert is open to all. Call 407-322-6041. Brethren Reaching O u t resents the 5th National bung People's Appreciation Event from 230-to 4 p.m. at Images of Glory, 270 N . Orlando Ave., Sanford. This w ill be a special recognition for all children. Th e event w ill feature speakers and gospel entertainment. ? TUE A w orkshop w ill be heldon Florida Aquatic Preserve Management. The preserve in this area is the WekivaM iddle St. Johns Aquatic Preserve, 8300 West SR-46 in Sanford. Contact Marsha Butler at 407-330-6733. THU III " A Tlsket, a Tasket, Everything in a Basket" luncheon w ill be held by the Altamonte Springs-Maitland Christian Women's Club, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Maison & Jardin Restaurant, 430 Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, $19. For reservations call 407681-1942 or 407-322-1047. SAT |B T h e Fab Follies will pres­ ent the opening of its new musical, "In The Pink" on Saturday, Aug. 13 and Sunday, Aug. 14, at 2 p.m. at the Orlando Repertory Theatre, Loch Haven Park — Across from the Orlando Science Center, 1001 Princeton St. Box Office 407896-7365. Reserved seats $15. THU Th e O viedo-W inter Springs Klw anis C lu b will meet at 730 a.m. at the Tuscawilla Country G u b . Guest speaker w ill be attor­ ney Bruce Harris w ho w ill discuss eminent domain, and how the Supreme Court rul­ ing has impact on the area. �T m H ksald Identity' 1A ve r's license, social security num ber and bank card. C arter said she wen* through all the normal proce­ d ure* She reported the crime to the police, she notified creditors of the theft and dosed her bank account. Police told Carter that charges had been made to her credit cards, inducting A T M w ithdraw als. C he ck drafts had also been w ith d ra w n f*om her Bank of Am erica account. Several checks were written to W al-M art and Lowe's in Ja n u try and F c b n in y 2002 on her dosed account, according to the la w suit A Tallahassee at investigator notified M art and Lowe's of the identity theft on Feb. 8, 2002. In M arch, both companies w ere notified that checks returned were fraudulent and Carter had been a victim of identity theft. A copy of the police report was sent to both C Bank of America, according to die law suit did not advise either store that the checking account had beeni dosed because for fraud and forgery. In July and September 2002, Low e's and W al-M art issued com plaints in the Second Ju d id a l C ircu it about the "w orthless checks." Later C a rte r and her husband, Jeffrey, moved to Lake Mary. O n Sept. 15, 2003, Carter pulled into the Publix store parking lot at the com er of Tlm icuan and Rinehart roads. She had tw o children w ith her ages 3 and 5 months. Lake M a ry Police Officer V irgil Picklcsimer pulled up and said he had clocked her d rivin g 41 in a 25 m p h zone. After 20 minutes, Picklesimer asked if she had ever been in Leon C ounty and advised her there was a warrant for her arrest. Jeffrey C arter was called to get the children. According to the detention affidavit from the Lake M a ry Police Department, the father said this was a mistake and that his wife was the victim of identity theft. "W e advised M r. Carter that even if that was the case, she still had an active warrant o u t‘of Leon C o u n ty and 4hat w e H *d-to take her fbr this warrant," according to Officer H . Stanley. Th e lawsuit said Jeffrey Carter asked Picklesimer to wait for five minutes so he could get a copy of the Tallahassee Police report to prove she was innocent. Carter also asked police to take his wife to the Lake M a ry Police station rather than the JaiL so he could retrieve the papers. G w enn Carter was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility, booked and strip searched. The suit claims at one point the door of the hold­ ing cell was open and a num ­ ber of male corrections offi­ cers and inmates could see Carter standing there naked. Jeffrey Carter called the state's attorney office in Tallahassee and faxed infor­ mation about his wife. Assistant State A ttorney Douglas Hall sent a m em o to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office booking department saying that the case was to be dismissed. H e said no one from W al-Mart o r Lowe's had told his office that the checks were forgeries. "W e w o u ld ve ry m uch appreciate it if she could be released from yo u r custody as soon as possible this evening," HaO wrote to the Sheriffs Office. " I'm sorry to p u t yo u r office through this trouble, but I w o u ld hate to see M rs. Carter spend any more time than she already has in cus­ tody," H all wrote. "O n e phone call to Tallahassee w o u ld have cleared this up," said Carter's attorney Crystal Eiffert. Carter refused to say that one of the defendants was more to blame than the others. She said it was a dom ino effect that could have been stopped anywhere along the way. She wants to change the views of merchants like W alM art and Lowe's, she said. She also praised other busi­ nesses, such as Target, A m erican Express and 11H a u l for their part in helping her w ith the theft. Attorney La rry Hanks said the case is very similar to a lawsuit he filed on behalf of K im berly Shields in February. Th a t suit also named the city of Lake M a iy and the Sheriff's Office after Shields was arrest­ ed in A p ril 2002 on a warrant following her identity being stolen. Shields was also arrested in Lake M a ry and stripped searched at the county jail for a crime she d id not commit. The w arrant was from Charlotte C o u n ty and even said not to make an arrest based on Its information, but to check w ith Charlotte C oun ty for more Information. It also listed a phone num ber to obtain a photo of the actual person wanted. Shields was eventually released from the Seminole C oun ty jail based on that photo, but o n ly after being held fbr more than a day. Hankaiaaid he m ay add that lawsuit to file federal case he filed TVieaday on behalf of Carter. H e also said he w ill talk w ith legislators in Tallahassee to see If anything can be done in Florida Law to protect peole from these type of arrests 8 llo w in g the lo w of identity. "There should be a statuto­ ry remedy to this," Hanks said Tuesday. H e said he Would talk w ith police officers about what procedures w ould w o rk to insure an arrest of this kind does not take place. H e also said he w ould aeek procedures for corrections officers, in case a police officer fails to discover the stolen identity. Carter advised people not to have their social security numbers in their wallets or purses. "These people were taking out credit cards and forging m y signatures," she said, all using her social security num ­ ber. T h e forged signatures were not even close to her ow n, she said, and they opened a line of credit at Lowe's. "W al-M art and Lowe's d id ­ n't d o the bear m inim um by cooperating w ith local police," G w e n n Carter said lUesday. "Th e y can write it off as bad d e b t but I can't.” Attorneys were unsure of the current status of those w ho stole her w alle t but sev­ eral individuals were arrested In H illsborough C o u n ty sometime in m id -Fe b ru a ry 2002, according to the m em o­ randum of Douglas H a ll, assistant state attorney. NOTICE Of LAND DEVELOPMENT T h e City of Sanford proposes to adopt the following ordinance: Ordinance No. 3949 A N O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C I T Y C O M M IS S IO N O F T H E C I T Y O F S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , P R O V ID IN G F O R A M EN D M EN TS TO S C H E D U L E "S" O F T H E C I T Y O F S A N F O R D C O D E / L A N D D E V E L O P M E N T R E G U L A T I O N S R E L A T I N G T O H IS T O R I C P R E S E R V A T IO N ; P R O V ID IN G F O R A M E N D M E N T S T O C E R ­ T A IN D E F IN IT IO N S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R L O C A L H IS T O R IC L A N D ­ M A R K S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R A L T E R A T IO N S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R A D M IN IS T R A T IV E P R O C E D U R E S A N D P R O C E E D I N G S ; P R O ­ V ID IN G F O R IM P A C T S O F C O D E E N F O R C E M E N T A C T IV I T IE S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R L O T L A Y O U T S , U S E S A N D C O N F I G U R A ­ T I O N S ; P R O V ID IN G FO R H E IG H T L IM IT A T IO N S A N D R E Q U I R E M E N T S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R B U IL D IN G C R I T E R IA , F O R M S , F E A T U R E S . M A T E R IA L S , R O O F S . W IN D O W S , D O O R S , C O L O R S , S T R U C T U R E S , S IG N S A N D O T H E R B U IL D ­ IN G C O M P O N E N T S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R A B U IL D IN G M O T H ­ B A L L IN G P R O G R A M ; P R O V ID IN G F O R D E M O L IT IO N A N D D O C U M E N T A T IO N ; P R O V ID IN G F O R P E R F O R M A N C E S T A N ­ D A R D S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R O U T D O O R S T O R A G E ; P R O V ID IN G — F O R E X A M P L E S O F S T A N D A R D S A N D C R IT E R IA ; P R O V ID IN G F O R C O N F L I C T S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y ; P R O V ID ­ IN G F O R C O D IF IC A T IO N A N D P R O V ID IN G F O R A N E F F E C T I V E D A TE. A public hearing on the ordinance will be held on Monday, A ugust 8, 2005, at 7 :0 0 o ’clock P. M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Com m ission of Sanford, Florida, in the City Com m ission Cham bers. City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Interested parlies m ay appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the ordi­ nance and/or m ay submit written comments. Copies of the proposed ordinance are available for inspection by the public at the office of Planning and Developm ent Services, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT TH E ABOVE MEETING OR HEARING, HE MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, INCLUDING TH E TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BY TH E CITY OF SANFORD. (FS 286.0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 407-330-5626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. Cynthia Porter, Deputy City Clerk Wednesday. August 3.2005 n g e 3 A Democrats n its ts welcome statewide officials, candidates C A S S E L B E R R Y — Flo rid a 's political spotlight w ilt shine on Seminole C o u n ty this Thursday, A u g . 4, w hen several high-profile Dem ocrats make local appearances. Karen Th u rm a n , chair of the Florida Democratic Party w ill be in Casselberry to address the m on thly m em ­ bership m eeting of Democrats Unite, Prior to her speaking engagement, T n u rm a n w ill dine w ith local Dem ocrats at an Altam onte Springs restaurant. A ls o appearing at Th u rsd a y evening's meeting of Democrats Unite w ill be gubernatorial candidate Ron Sm ith, one of three Dem ocrats v y in g for the p arty's nom ination in next year's race. Sm ith has served in the Florida Senate since 2000 and p rio r to that w as State A ttorney In the Gainesville area, where he gained w id e ­ spread attention in 1994 for his successful prosecution of serial killer D a n n y Rolling on charges of first-degree m u r­ der for the slayings of five college students. Democratic Party officials from n eigh boring counties w ill also be in attendance at Th u rsd a y's e ve n t Including O range C o u n ty Dem ocratic Party chair T im Shea. "D em ocrats around the state are taking note of what is occurring here in Seminole C o u n ty and they w ant to be a part of it," said Carol Cox, chair of the Seminole C o u n ty Dem ocratic Executive Com m ittee. "T h e re is an excitement and energy here that has never been seen before. It is m aking itself evi­ dent not on ly at the leader­ ship level, but also at the grassroots, and w ith in o u r clubs." Democrats Unite Is a local political club chartered under the Sem inole county Dem ocratic Executive Com m ittee and Florida Dem ocratic party. T h e ir Th ursd a y, A u g . .4 meeting w ill start at 7 p .m . at the Casselberry b ra n ch of the Sem inole C o u n ty P ublic Library. For more inform a­ tion, contact Democrats Unite President Carol Chappetto at 407-230-5340. The Sem inole C o u n ty dem ocratic Party, officially k n o w n as the Seminole C o u n ty Dem ocratic Executive Committee, Is the official representative body of registered Democrats in Seminole C o u n ty and is gov­ erned b y the State of Florida and the Florida Democratic Party. T n e Seminole C o u n ty D E C invites interested citizens to attend its m on thly meetings held on the 4th Tn u rsd a y of each m onth at 7 p .m . at the Eastm onte C iv ic Center in A ltam onte Springs. Fb r more info rm a tio n call 866-F L A D E M S o r vis it w w w .s e m inoledemocrats.com. JUNK CARS WANTED WBwNI pkkupyour unwantedvbMcIb EMPIRE i m . v/// f •crow fromAS Pro TraMro a W w eovm of M 4 0 7 -3 ■ ■ -0 3 0 3 Raise The Praise A Choral C oncert P resented by th e M usic M inistry o f F irst B ap tist C hurch Saturday, August 6 6 :3 0 p.m. Worship Center 519 South Park Ave. Sanford A Benefit Concert to reduce the building debt. Free to the public / a.lpve offering will be taken. �P » if 4.\ Wednesday. August 3.2005 T h k Hd a ld P ark — W e a re lo o k in g fo r y o u t been their 57th w ed d in g anniversary. She died at their home in Sanford, just off of Upsala Road w ith ner family b y her aide. “She stuck with me through medical school working as a sec­ retary to help put me through,” D t Park Jr. said adding, “and through m y internship when I was oaid a whopping $15 a month.” H e recalls the purchase of their first “tiny” house while he was in medical school at Em ory University. “We pur­ chased it under the G X BtU. The monthly payments of $39 which included taxes and insurance.” In 1995, shortly after his retirement, D r Park Jr. wrote a book titled T r u e Grits: What Else?!?” In the preface pages. Dr. Park Jr. writes...“In 1942, Dad Joined the A rm y and we moved to Augusta where 1 finished m y senior year in high school and then Joined die Navy. Kathryn and I went our separate ways for about three years and then started dating again, while I was still in the Navy. We were mar­ ried in 1948 after m y first year of medical school After gradua- Gold seal, A.R R L.E. accredited pre­ school in the Sanford area is hiring lead teachers for new Pre-K 4 class, 2 teacher assistants, and a center director. Applicants for Director position m ust have current Director's Credential, applicant for new Pre-K 4 must have C D A , and all other applicants must have at least 4 hours state m andated training. Center offers paid vacation, holi­ days, and sick time. Childcare may be provided depending upon availabillty._Fax resume to (407) 323-7864 or call (407) 321-7635 for Interview, ask for Joyce. Do you feel you are worth more than what you are currently making o r Just need to make a change? erf S d e n re to N a v a l S d e n a to Officer H e was striioned d « w d rfw U S S Goldfinch. unwise to practice in one's hcrewtown. I b w n u I fcamd it Traneml—tone Emergency Medical Services (Em t/Param edicj Private Investigation Services Legal Assisting/Paralegal Business Administration: M ajor in Accounting M ajor in Management M ajor Computer Applications M ajor in Hospitality M anagers ready to tee off at a golf course (presumably Mayfair Golf and Country Club where both D t Park, S t and D t Park, Jt played many a round). BiD Park is a commercial artist whose w ork has appeared in Th e N e w Yorket The N e w York Times and many other patodirsis IB s comic feature, Off the Leash , abo appeared in newspapers w orldw ide. Bill, an aocomplwhed cartoonist and artist is also the author of Children's books. Robert Pwk, the other brother of D t Park, J t, is remtretiied and a professor of law at . set ■t -♦ - — f *-g f>- ueofge u w v iH ^ r in Washington, D C Th e Park's eldest d t iU , daughter Sydney Park Browix w h o holds a P hD in horticul­ ture; edited the book for him. She currently resides in Ri vervtew. R , in the Twnpa area nearby her brothet Diaries L Park u l the second bom of t iv Park's children w h o resides with his family in Vttrica Th e Park's third drfld, daughter Renea Bums, is a legal nune ana ncstafi w un ner unwiy n Mobile, Alabama. D u rin g his N a v y years, Charles had received a Bachelor H a rre ll & B ev erly Casselberry can help you get there, less you can have your associate Allied Health: M ajor in Medical Assisting Major in Medical Office Administration With a track in Billing and Coding fan, w c went to Jacksonville for three yews of internship and surgical residency. A t that point with two children, Sydney and Bubba, and Renea on the way, I had to interrupt m y training to earn a little money. After three' yean of doing general practice and limited surgery in Sanford, I resumed m y training w ith a year of orthopedics. We then went to the University of Florida wnfffi 1 com pm ra m y training in surgery and our fourth child, Leslie, was bom . Afterwards, we returned to Sanford and have been firm ly entrenched here ever since.' jtg n tu copies oc me do o r oy Dr. Park, J t are available to be checked out through the Seminole County Public U brary system. The copyright for the second edition of the book in 1997 was handed over by D t Park, J t to the Sanford Historical Society. The hunt cover of the book, T R U E GRITS: W H A T ELSE?!?, was illustrated b y W B . (Bill) Park, the youngest brother of D t Park, J r , w h o resides in Altamonte springs, it depicts s doctor in surgical mask and gown (presumably D t Park J t ) 209 W. 25th S t., Sanford Since 1959...Sam e Location MV-00664 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 C it y C o l l e g e O Casselberry 853 State Road 436 Casselberry, F L 32707 407-831-9818 A SMALL CO LLEGE CAN MAKE A BIG D IFFER EN CE f The City of Sanford proposes to adopt the knowing ordnance: O r tf n a n e e N o . 3880 " A N O R D IN A N C E O f lB H E C I T Y O F S A N F O R D . F L O R D A P p Q V D M G •— F O R A M E N D M E t f T S T T O A R T IC L E S U. Ill A N D VAMD SCHEDULED * " *B", “C ", * P A N D *W O F T H E L A N D D E V E L O P M E N T R E G U L A T IO N S O F T H E C IT Y O F S A N F O R D A S S E T F O R T H M T H E C IT Y O F S A N ­ F O R D C I T Y C O D E / C O O E O F O R D IN A N C E S : P R O V D M G F O R D E F ­ IN IT IO N S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R M A T T E R S R E L A T M G T O H E S S E N T IA L , M U L T IP L E FA M ILY . R E S D E N T I A L O F F I C E / M S T I T U T I O N A L . Sem inole C o m m unity College r - C O M M E R C IA L IN D U S T R IA L A G R IC U L T U R A L A N D P A R K S . R E C R E A T IO N A N D O P E N S P A C E Z 0 N M G D t S T R C T S C L A S S n C A ' T I O N S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R P L A N N E D D E V E L O P M E N T S ; P R O V D M G F O R A S S I G N M E N T O F Z O N IN G D I S T R I C T S A N D A D O P T I O N O F Z O N IN G D I S T R I C T M A P S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R D E V E L O P M E N T U S E S . P E R M IT T E D U S E S , N O N C O N F O R M IN G U S E S . C O N D I T IO N A L U S E S , R E S T R IC T E D U S E S A N D G E N E R A L R E Q U IR E M E N T S F O R U S E S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R S T A N D A R D S . C O N S T R U C T I O N . D E S IG N . S E TB A C K S . A C C E S S , YARDS, PARCELS. PAR KM G. D M E N S K M S . C R I T E R IA A N D L O A D IN G A N D S E R V IC E A R E A S ; P R O V D M G F O R C O M P A T IB IL IT Y S T A N D A R D S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R D E N S I T E S A N D * I N T E N S I T I E S , S IG N S , E N V IR O N M E N T A L L Y S E N S I T I V E A R E A S . H E I G H T Z O N E S A N D L IM IT A T IO N S , L IG H T IN G A N D A R E A A N D D IM E N S IO N R E G U L A T IO N S ; P R O V D M G F O R D E F E C T I O N S ; P R O ­ ! V ID IN G F O R H IS T O R IC L A N D M A R K S A N D D I S T R I C T S ; P R O V D M G F O R A IR P O R T S A N D A IR C R A F T ; P R O V ID IN G F O R C O N C U R R E N C Y M A N A G E M E N T ; P R O V ID IN G F O R G A T E W A Y C O R R D O R S ; P R O ­ V ID IN G F O R P R O C E D U R E S A N D P R O C E S S E S ; P R O V D M G F O R P E R M IT S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R A D M IN IS T R A T IO N ; P R O V D M G F O R C I T I Z E N A W A R E N E S S A N D P A R T IC IP A T IO N P L A N S : P R O V D M G F O R S IT E P L A N S U B M IT T A L R E Q U IR E M E N T S ; P R O V D M G F O R E N G I N E E R IN G P L A N R E V I E W P R O C E D U R E S A N D R E Q L A R E M E N T S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R M A I N T E N A N C E O F M P R O V E M E N T S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R A P P R O V A L S . D E N IA L S . V A R IA N C E S A N D A P P E A L S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R C O M M E R C IA L V E H IC L E S ; P R O V D M G F O R IN O P E R A B L E O R U N L I C E N S E D V E H IC L E S ; P R O V D M G F O R V I O L A T I O N S . R E M E D I E S A N D P E N A L T I E S ; P R O V D M G FOR A D M IN IS T R A T IO N , P R O V ID IN G F O R L A N D D E V E L O P M E N T R E G U ­ L A T IO N S A N D T A B L E S / S C H E D U L E S A F F E C T M G T H E U S E O F L A N D ; P R O V ID IN G F O R C O N F L I C T I N G R E G U L A T IO N S ; P R O V ID ­ IN G F O R T H E A D O P T I O N O F A D M IN IS T R A T IV E R U L E S ; P R O V ID ­ IN G F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y ; P R O V D M G F O R C O N F L I C T S ; P R O V ID ­ IN G F O R C O D IF IC A T IO N A N D P R O V ID IN G A N E F F E C T I V E D A T E A public hearing on the ordinance win be held on M onday. August 8 .2 0 0 5 , M 7 S O o’clock P. M . or as soon thereafter as possible, b y the C a y Com m ission of Sanford, R o o d * . m the City Com m ission C ha m b ers. City HaB, 300 North P ark Avenue. Sanford. F ie r c e Interested parties m ay appear at the m eebng and be heard regarding fee cwd n a r c e and/or m a y submit written com m ents PPLY N O W FOR FALL 2005 CLASSES START ^AUGUST 22 Copies of the proposed ordinance are available for in s p e c to r b y fee p u b ic of Planning and Developm ent Services. City Hall. Sanford. Florida M fee attee A D V IC E T O T H E P U B L I C : IF A P E R S O N P E C P E S T O A P P E A L A O B O M O M M A C 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 8 D E R E D A T T H E A B O V E M E E T M G . O R H E A R IN G . H E M A Y N E E D A V E R B A T IM R E C O R D O P T H E P R O C E E D K G S . IN C L U D IN G T H E T E S T I M O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E . W M C H R E C O R D I S M O T P R O W P E D B Y T H E C I T Y O F S A N F O R D . ( F S 286.0105) P E R S O N S W IT H D I S A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G A S S I S T A N C E T O P A R T O F W T E M A W T O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T T H E H U M A N R E S O U R C E S O F F I C E A D A C O O R D I N A T O R A T 4 0 7 -3 )0 -5 6 2 6 4 * H O U R S M A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T IN G . C y n tn * Pprinr. Deputy City C le ft Publish ad July 27. 2005. A u g 3. 2005 �T h i Hould Obituaries ANDREAS KERON ■RADLEY A n drea s K eren Bradley, fo ur weeks, of Sanford, died Sunday, |u|y 31, 2005. H e w as b o m June 30,2005, in Sanford. Sur v i v ors include mother, M ichele B ra d ley; father, G erell D u n ca n ; brothers D o n ta v io u s Bush and T m n a r r iu s Eason; sister, Shanfoiia K illin g sw o rth ; grandparents, Roosevelt Bradley. A candlelight m em orial service w ill be conducted at the Q r t l a w n C ha p el on Friday, A u g . 5,2005 at 4 pA B a ld w in -F a irch ild Funeral H o m e ,O a k la w n C h a p eL Sanford/Lake M ary, in charge of arran gemen ts. Collison Fam ily Funeral Hom es w ith burial in Geneva Cemetery. Collison Fam ily Funeral Hom es k Crem atory, G ra m k o w Chapel, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. A M A N O E L H , G E W A R G IS Am anoel H . Gewargis, 50, of Altam onte Springs, died Saturday, Ju ly 30, 2005. H e was b o m July 19,1955 in Iraq. H e was a retired electrician. Survivors include son, N inois Gewargis; daughters, M a ry Gewargis and N in w a Gewargis; mother, Marta Yonan; sisters, V irginia Georges and A n na Georges; brother As hour G ew argis Banficld Funeral H om e, W inter Springs, in charge of arrangements. RORERT J. COFFEE Robert J. Coffee, 75, of G eneva, d ie d Wednesday, J u ly 27,2005, at Central Flo rida Regional Hospital in Sanford. B o m in M ia m i, he m o ve d to C e ntral Florida 20 years ago from Point* Vedra. H e w as an investigato r for the Internal Revenue Service. H e w as a Staff SgL W ith the U 5 . M a rin e C o rps and recipien t o f three p u r­ ple hearts. H e w as a P O W for three years in Korea. H e belonged to Florida C o u n try M u sic Association and was a Protestant. Su r v iv o rs include com ­ panion. Ellen B ro w n of G eneva; sons, Robert J. Coffee o f N a y lo r, Ga., M ichael P. Coffee of A s h v ille , N . C , Ronald B. Coffee of Sanford and T h o m a s A . Coffee of Lakeland, G a .; daughters, R obin A . T h a y e r and Lisa Y. Coffee, both of Jacksonville; brother, Patrick Coffee of A n a h e im , C a lif.; eight grand ch ild ren ; five great­ grandchildren. Funeral services w ere held M o nday, A u g 1, at GRANT 'BO O KER' HANLEY G rant 'B o o k e r' Hanley, 61, of Sanford, d ied Wednes­ day 27,: in Sanford. H e was bom M arch 1, 1944, in Ow ens," ” ~ 7 boro, Ky. S u rv iv ­ ors include longtim e cornpanion Linda; children, Benzella, Rochelle, Sherrie, G ran t Jr.. Robert, D a vid , M arie, DelSheka, C a lvin , Yolanda, Kantene, Lisa, Terrile, Watena and G reg o ry; brother, John Colem an; 32 grandchildren. ALEXANDER M. RIGGS Alexander M . Riggs, 58, of A popka, died Wednesday, Ju ly 27, 2005 in M iam i. H e was b o rn Jan. 1, 1947 in Ayrshire, Scotland. H e was a truck d riv e r and a R o w welcomes district govwro veteran of the U .S . A ir Force. S u rvivo rs include d au gh­ ters, Shirley A . B urkhardt and Shelby A . Sm ith; son, A lexander M . Riggs; m oth­ er, Isabella Riggs; three grandsons. Funeral services w ill be held Wednesday, A u g . 3, at 11 a.m. at Banfield Funeral H om e, w ith visitation from 10 until 11 a.m. that same day. Banfield Funeral H om e, W inte r Springs, in charge of arrangements. E D D IE C H A R L E S S M IT H Ed d ie Charles Sm ith, 48, _________________ of Castle Brew er C o u rt, died Friday, J u ly 29, 2005, at O rla n d o Regional H ealth Care. H e was b o m Dec. 1, 1956, in Sanford. H e w as a M ethodist. S u rvivo rs include mother, Jenethel Sm ith of Sanford; brothers, W alter Lew is Sm ith, Jr. and D a vid Jonathan Sm ith, both of Sanford, and Le ro y Lem ar Sm ith of C o lum b u s, O h io ; sisters, A n g e ly n L. Sm ith, Sheralyn Hayes, Veronica Sm ith and Lillia n Sm ith, all of Sanford. Funeral services w ill be held Saturday, A u g . 6, at 11 a.m . at St. M atthew M .B. C h u rc h , 3724 M a in Street in Sanford w ith Rev. Leonard L.J. W ilson, pastor. V ie w in g w ill be Friday, A u g . 5 from 4 until 8 p.m . at W ilson-Eichelberger M ortuary. W ilson-Eichelberger M ortua ry, Inc., Sanford, in charge of arrangements. Oaldwi Mtiorul Park FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY Serving Central Florida Since fin ite m ANDFUNERAL HOMES JfclftRMMvtM. d m You knew something spe­ cial was happening at the Sanford Rotary C lu b meeting M onday because Paul Osborne, one of the city's most casual and laid-back dressers, was decked out in a dressshirt, stripped tie, sports jacket, and his signature jeans and Cow boy boots. Com e to find o u t Paul had ............. *............ the dubious Service G u b task of introConnections d u c i n g Rotary's dis­ trict governor, M icki Kaye, as guest speaker. So, ne dressed the part. The role fell to Paul becavsp he's Charles the assistant district gover­ Jackso n nor for C e n t r a l ■county After being introduced by d u b president Donna M u niz Loader, Paul then turned to introduce Kaye, w ho has risen to the top heun of local Rotary within 10 years. Kaye, w ho joined the Goldenrod Club in 1995 and became president three years later, went from ambivalence to ambassador after learning about Rotary's service to the nation. ' I started the journey very reluctantly,' said Kaye, whose husband is also a Rotarian. ' I went to meetings five times before making a commitment to join. But the fifth time was a charm. I heard a talk on the eradication of polio. When I heard that, it made it easy to commit." As district governor, Kaye represents 2,100 Rotarians w ho "fix problems." "We're the ones who take a look at a problem, come out of our comfort zone and get the job done," Kaye said. "We pro­ vide sweat equity. We help build houses, bring water to a village we will never live in. Kaye helped promote August as "membership and extension month." She shared about the rich diversity of Rotary, internationally and locally. "I met 13 people in one R oU ry d u b that ntpruM nU 13 From left are: Randy Rawizer, aide; Paul Osbourne, assistant dis­ trict governor; Donna Loader, Rotary Club president; Alice ’Mteki* Kaye, Rotary district governor; and Ruddy Kaye, her husband. different countries," Kaye said. "That's a lively dub, filled with ideas." She encouraged the Sanford club to continue efforts to diversify its membership to get the full effect of service to oth­ ers. "W hen you do that you gain great cultural experi­ ences." "I come from a large family and m y mother used to say, 'm any nands make light work,' and that's what we want." R O TA R Y R E C IP IE N T S ; Th e noon club awarded more than $30,000 to local charities and international com m unitybased organizations this year. Paul Osborne has served as the chairman of the club's service projects for the past 10 years, and said since that time the club has been giving about $30,000 a year to needy organi­ zations. This year's recipients are: Seminole C o m m un ity College scholarships, Seminole County Schools "John Mercer Scholarship," Boy Scouts (local and national), Rescue Outreach Mission, Salvation Arm y, Sanford Police - Kids Shopping and D .A .R .E ., Seminole H igh School, Sanford Little League, Boys and Girls Club, Good Samaritan Home, Safehouse, Sanford Christian Sharing Center, Polio Eradication W orldw ide, Tsunam i Relief Efforts, DwLond N aval A ir Station Museum . Kid's House, Patrol Torpedo Boy Scouts of Am erica Project Second Harvest Food Bank, Caribbean Rotary Relief, and Pensacola Hurricane Relief. O P T IM IS T PO W ER O F O N E : Elisabeth Gilben. a 17year-old senior at Seminole H ig h School, demonstrated Wednesday how she w on the Sanford Optimist Club essay contest and went on to w in the North Florida District competi­ tion. She recited from her work titled, "The Power of One." "It is the power to believe in one self, and achieve one's goal," Elisabeth said. 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L a u re l A v e ., S a n f o rd ‘ Ortm u u M I p « VwMwan 0*1«•» tu b fa c l to e tia n g * w tm o u l notica �P agf fi\ Wtnlnewlay. August 3 .2tM)r> T in Herald Positions----------Continued from F ife 1A "Now , can we afford all these positions and do we really need them?" Woodruff asked. M iller replied that recur­ ring revenues the city expect­ ed to receive the next year and the indication that they were in good shape this year, led him to believe that the could afford the positions. "W e're in good shape,” Miller said. "1 think this is a conservative adjustment." Miller told commissioners he could make a strong case for each of the positions rec­ ommended. "W e're suffering," Miller continued. W illiam s asked if M iller expected the commission to approve the recommendation at Monday night's meeting. And W oodruff wanted to know if D istrict 4 Com m issioner Kevin Hipes, who was out of town, nad seen the list. M iller told W'illiams and Woodruff that he did expect the commission to approve and that Hipes did not see the list. "We need these positions," Miller said. District 3 Com m issioner Randy Jones asked if the rec­ ommendations were based on department directors' input. Human Resources Director Sheryl Chapm an replied: "Yes, and we've taken some out." Miller told the commission that if he submitted all of the departm ent directors’ requests for staffing positions the list would at least double. "You've got some unhappy directors because of this snort of a list," Miller said. Williams said that consider­ ation needtxi to be given to the employees who are on a contractual basis with no ben­ efits in the community rela­ tions field, which currently falls under Planning and Com m unity Development Requested positions List of Recommended Positions: 1 Administrative Secretary, Human Resources Department 1 Community Planner, Planning and Development Services 1 Battalion Chief, EM5, Fire Department 1 Administrative Secretary, City Clerk's Office 1 Fiscal Assistant, Fire Department 1 Senior Planner, Planning and Development Services 1 Plans Examiner, Planning and Development Services 1 Customer Service Representative I, Parks and Recreation 1 Operations Foreman, Parks and Recreation Department 2 Maintenance Worker I's, Parks and Recreation 1 Urban Forester, Parks and Recreation Department 1 Museum Assistant, Parks and Recreation 2 Docents 110 hours a week), Parks and Recreation 1 Secretary, Public Works Department 1 Inspector Technician I, Public Works Department 1 Maintenance Worker I, Public Works Department 1 Electrical Technician, Public Works Department 1 Management and Budget Analyst, City Manager's Office 1 Network Systems Analyst, Finance Department 1 Environmental Coordinator, Utilities 1 Pretreatment Coordinator, Utilities The last two positions, environmental and pretreatment coordinators, would replace two classification positions that are currently staffed by contractors, so that the city manager is only requesting 21 positions, instead of the 23 listed here. Director Russ Gibson. Mayor Linda Kuhn said the neighborhood initiative proj­ ect that she asked the commis­ sion to look at would address the community development department, or lack there of. “Currently, there are con­ tractual em ployees. That's why I'm requesting a commu­ nity planner," Gibson said. " I’m still asking about the people there now," Williams said. She continued to discuss how they must not be of any value, since the three people working in community devel­ opment under Gibson have no benefits. "You're touching the tip of the iceberg," Miller told her. "It wouldn’t be appropri­ ate, if you're talking about adding 21 positions?" Williams asked. "That is a concern," Miller said. He told her that is a bigger issue, because there are a num ber of contractual em ployees in a tem porary position who have no benefits. "There are 52," Chapman told Williams. "Fifty-two what?" Williams asked. M iller replied: "Fifty-tw o other positions that don't have benefits." "I'm not talking about the other 52," Williams said. Woodruff told Williams that the commission needed to be concerned about all 52, not just the few in one depart­ ment. "The more things change, the more things stay the same in the city of Sanford," Williams said. HR Director Chapman said they are looking into all 52 contractual em ployees, but that it is going to take time to make changes to benefits. "VVe have to get a hold of the larger picture," Chapman said Joness agreed, agreed. “1 think rink it's important for Velma to realize that now we have an HR director dedicated to these Issues," he said. The new director has identified the issue and is aware that it is something that needs to be addressed, he explained "She's kind of starting from the ground up," Jones said. "1 understand," Williams told Jones. “I’m still saying that, that department should be given attention." Kuhn chimed in and said: "And, it will be." The com m issioners ulti­ mately decided to table the recom m endation until the next com m ission meeting when H ipes was due to return. "At this point, if I were Commissioner Hipes, I'd be kind of upset to come back and see trial this had been done in my absence," Woodruff said. Williams said she was still trying to figure out where all this money was coming from. Kuhn said that the city has a new city manager that looks at things differently. "If we want to move for­ ward and provide good, qual­ ity services to our comm inity, we certainly have to look at the impact that not being fully staffed and staffed well has on our staff," Kuhn said. Woodruff agreed that there were positions on the list that he "definitely" thinks the city needs. "But, there are definitely some I question," he said. The com m issioners will have this on their next agenda at the Aug. 8, commission meeting at 7 p.m. at City Hall. In the m eantime, com m is­ sioners have agreed to dis­ cuss the recommended posi­ tions with M iller and Chapman. locals win big at Soap Box championships AKRON, Ohio — Kirby Gagne of Central Florida Soap Box Derby and Southeast Rally Champ, won the World Stock Rally Championship in Akron, Ohio, on July 30. Kirby competed in a field of 51 champs who were part of 502 drivers from all over the world. This is the fourth driver from the Sanford races to win the World Championship in the past six years. Kirby was awarded a $3,000 college scholarship and a $400 Championship Ring, in addi­ tion to a 4 -foot trophy. This is the fifth straight year that Sanford racers won the C ham p's Choice Award for Outstanding Rally City. The award was voted on by the Raliv Champions. The World Stock Rally Cham pionship was one of several events held in addi­ tion to the three major classes of racing events, represented by winners from Sanford's Soap Box Derby None of the three local winners won in the official Derby Days in the All- Eminent domain subject o ltalk Uf7-\¥*4t7S7 Super Stock race, and Shelby Grice, 12, of Palm Bay, who raced in the M aster's Division. or NOTICE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATION CHANGES T h e City of Sanford proposes to adopt the following ordinance: b> W H ER EA S , the Code of Ordinances for the City of Longwood, Florida, provides that the Mayor will issue a Proclamation giving at least fifteen (15) days notice of the qualification period for an election, stating the time, place and naming the issues to be voted on; and W H ER EA S , said Proclamation shall be advertised twice in a newspaper ot general circulation in the County; and NOW. TH E R E F O R E . I H AYW O O D G. BUNDY. JR.. MAYOR O F T H E C IT Y O F LO N G W O O D . FLORIDA, do hereby proclaim that the City of Longwood General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 8. 2005. from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. FO R TH IS E L E C TIO N AND TH IS E LE C TIO N ONLY, all registered electors who reside in the City of Longwood will vote at the following location: LO N G W O O D C IT Y HALL C IT Y COM M ISSIO N CH AM BER S 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood, Florida (Comer of West Warren and Wilma Avenue) This election will be held for the purpose of electing City Commissioners In the following districts: District #1 - Office now held by Commissioner John C. Maingot District #2 - Office now held by Commissioner Dan Anderson District #4 - Office now held by Commissioner H.G. “Butch" Bundy This election will also include two proposed charter amendments and two questions shall be submitted to the voters in accordance with Ordinance No. 05-1758. D A TES O F Q U A LIFIC A TIO N WILL BE A S FO LLOW S: From 8:00 a.m., Friday, August 26,2005 until 5:00 p.m., Friday, September 2,2005. A L L C A N D ID A TE S M U S T Q U A LIFY W ITH T H E C ITY C LER K A T C IT Y HALL. C IT Y O F LO N G W O O D . 175 W E S T W A R R EN AV EN UE. LO N G W O O D . FLORIDA IN W ITN E S S W H ER EO F, I have here­ unto set my hand and caused the seal of the City of Longwood to be affixed this 11th day of July. 2005. (Seal) (Signed) Haywood G. Bundy, Jr.. Mayor Attest: (Signed) Sarah M. Mijares, City Clerk IN S T A L L A T IO N N O E Q U IP M E N T T O B U Y O rd in a n c e N o . 3948 A N O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C I T Y C O M M IS ­ S IO N O F T H E C I T Y O F S A N F O R D , F L O R I­ D A . P R O V ID IN G F O R S E C T I O N 20 T O S C H E D U L E “E ” O F T H E C I T Y O F S A N F O R D CO D E/LAN D DEVELOPM ENT REGULA­ T IO N S R E L A T IN G T O S ID E W A L K C A F E S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R P U R P O S E ; P R O V ID IN G F O R A P P L IC A B IL IT Y ; P R O V ID IN G F O R D E F IN I T I O N S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R S T A N ­ D A R D S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R I N S U R A N C E R E Q U I R E M E N T S A N D IN D E M N IF IC A T IO N ; P R O V ID IN G F O R P R O C E D U R E S : P R O V ID ­ IN G F O R C O N F L I C T S : P R O V ID IN G F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y ; P R O V ID IN G F O R C O D IF I ­ C A T IO N A N D P R O V ID IN G F O R A N E F F E C ­ T IV E D A T E . of Sanford. Florida, in the.City Com m ission Cham bers, City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. |of re-c-rvjtiorw taJJ 4)7 )Yf Aug )r< Longwood who was in the Stock, race, Jessica Schultz, 16, of Deltona who was in the A public hearing on the ordinance will bo held on Monday. August 8. 2005, at 7.00 o'clock P. M . or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Com m ission WINTER SPRINGS — The Oviedo-Winter Springs Kiwanls Club will meet Thursday, Aug. 18 at 7:30 a.m. at the Tuscawilla Country Club. Special guest will be attor­ ney Bruce Harris. He will dlv cuss eminent domain Issues, specifically how' the U S. Supreme Court ruling has an impact on the are*a. The com­ munity is welcome to attend this event. "With the recent Supreme Court case ruling, many resi­ dents have a vague under­ standing of die unique protec­ tions we enjoy in Florida." said Kathy McDonald, president­ elect of the Kiw a rn s Hub "Eastern Seminole County is experiencing explosive growth and development, a n d th is type of very important I,, both lunne and business owners '« American Soap Box Derby in Akron. They included Katrina "Trina" Perry, age 12, from ‘-PitocHamatiOK ER 6 0 C H A N N E L „ _ . ONLY *19 Interested parties m ay appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the ordinance and/or m ay submit written com m ents. Copies of the proposed ordinance are available for inspection by the public at the office of Planning and Developm ent Services. City Hall. Sanford. Florida. (8 Channels) Your Local Dealer • 35 Years in Business • Member Better Business Bureau • Talk to the Professionals O F S A N F O R D . (F S 286.0105) M E E T IN G Cyntfua Porter Deputy City Clerk (10 Channels) FR EE FO R TH R E E M O N T H S ! 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 A Y N E E D A V E R B A T IM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S , IN C L U D IN G T H E T E S T I M O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E . W H IC H R E C O R D IS N O T P R O V ID E D B Y T H E C I T Y P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G A S S IS ­ T A N C E T O P A R T IC IP A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T T H E H U M A N R E S O U R C E S O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R A T 4 07 -330-5626 48 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E MONTH *0R J MONTHS SO U TH ER N S A T E L L IT E V IS IT O U R S H O W R O O M F O R A D E M O N S T R A T IO N A Family Owned Business 1820 S Volusia Ave • Orange City. • (17-92) Across from Wendy s (386) 775-6003 • (800) 784-6003 * Ott#f 7/31/0$ AJI pic** P*ck*g** *r*J Vj *«houl notit* �Page IB Midweek A ugust 3-4 , 2005 Briefs R iv e r R a t s RACE TRYOUTS Open Try-outs for ORLANDO RACE (SemiPro Football) are set for the next four Saturdays, August & 13,20 and 27, at noon at "Showalter Field East* (2525 Cady Way, Winter Park, rignt behind the Visitors' Stand at Showalter Field). Registration and Check In at Noon, Try-outs at 1 pm . Attendance at one of the scheduled try-outs Is mandatory for anyone Interested In making the 2006 rage roster, Including all returning Rage players. The details are as fol­ lows: 1) Registration Fee of 150 paid in cash at door for all positions except Offensive Linemen who will pay 135. Returning 2005 RAGE players will pay only 135. 2) Each paid registrant MUST sign waiver and release. 3) Each paid registrant will receive Official "Orlando Rage Practice Jersey", Orlando Rage Email account, and have an opportunity to make the 2006 Orlando Rage Roster. 4) Registration at noon sharp. Registration closes at 1 p.m. 5) Open Tryouts for any person over the age of 18 years. 6) Bring workout clothes and cleats and helmets (if you have one). Equipment sales reps will be present for ordering. 7) Each registrant will be required to perform a series of speed, strength, endurance and agility drills. 8) Break down into posi­ tion groups for workout. 9) Full group work out, 7 on 7 drills, etc__________ o n e n t m a pnoto uy jb h wvnu First baseman Chris Kemp (above) and catcher Jonathan Lucroy both homered as the defending champion g sntord River Rate edged the Winter Perk Diamond Dawgs, 3-2, Saturday at Historic Sanford Memorial Stedfom to eam a spot in the Florida Collegiate Summer League Championship Gameat the Tropicana Dome In St. Petersburg on Sunday. Look What's Cookm m Your Neighborhood “Home of the Pcrtriots” I . i. • i . hi i nate Winter Park and eam the second spot in the Championship Game. Earlier in the season the Devil Rays had offered the League a chance to use the major league ballpark for the Championship Game and what an amazing experience it was for the players, coaches and fans alike. Players from Sanford and Zephyrhills described the Tropicana infield as "the truest ever made" and they marveled at seeing their names up in lights. It was an extra special day From Staff Reports for one player in particular Snapper Aaron Mac Lamar as Oh to close. he got to experience the amaz­ The Sanford River Rats gave ing thrill of hitting a home run it everything they had, but it out of the dome. was Just not quite enough, as The game, which followed the first-year Zephyrhills Snappers nipped tne defending the Devil Rays completing a sweep of the Kansas City champions, 2-1, in the Florida Royals with a 6-2 victory, fea­ Collegiate Summer League tured phenomenal pitching on Championship Came Sunday evening at Tropicana Field in both sides before over 500 roar­ St. Petersburg. ing fans. The No. 4 seeded River Rats For Sanford, league strike out won three games, including king Drew Shetrone threw # beating the top-seeded Winter seven innings with Chris Park Diamond Dawgs twice, to Maher relieving him in the eam the trip to the home of the eighth. Tampa Bay Devil Rays, but But Snapper Chris Nyman Sanford's recent struggles was Just a little better as he against the Snappers surfaced scattered seven hits over eight again. and a third innings before After falling 8-1 in the Mike Harley came on close Winner's Bracket final on things out by getting the final Thursday to No. 3 seeded two outs. Zephyrhills, the River Rats had But MacLamar stole the spot to face a Diamond Dawgs light as he drove in both squad it had to go 12 innings Zephyrhills runs by blasting a to beat, 5-3, on Wednesday at solo home run in the second Winter Park High School. inning putting and then hitting And things did not get off to a sacrifice fly in the fourth a good start on Friday at inning to plate Orlando Historic Sanford Memorial Rosales with what would Stadium as the Diamond prove to be the championship Dawgs took a 1-0 lead in the winning run and all but clinch top of the first inning before the Championship Game Most rains postponed the game until Valuable Player Award. Saturday morning. The River Rats closed the gap The hosts took advantage of to 2-1 in the eighth inning with the respite as Chris Kemp and a sacrifice fly that scored Jon Jonathan Lucroy both homered Lozada, but that would be the as the River Rats edged the See Championship, Page 2B Diamond Dawgs, 3-1 to elimi­ GEORGE A HELM, III A t t o r n e y a t L aw it .W ill.lit ni l* lib e rty C hristian School CtomMmmmmnm HALF T IM E '* M ention this a d a n d receive 1/2 off enrollment fee •Purchase Any Pizza at Regular Uonu Price, ^ j Get a Second Ptzza of Equri or Leaser VMue for PH I C l . . » - W I t ' ‘i V ' t f 1 W L V ' ■ r u * t u ‘t t H W U - Pivopr j C miii >S c it o f i CTm n C i(Finny V i ky R pa s o n a p i r B a it *F i.m m r P a y m f n t O p m d n *: t ■ \ f 16 Y f a r s T r i a l J i x T m r N n Enrolling students K-4 through 12th grad e. 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Bono, 22, who was a star player at Lake Mary High School and with the State Champion Sanford American Legion Post 53 team, signed last year for $432,000, a record bonus (since broken) for an eighth-rounder. According to Baseball America, Bono does­ n't have a single dominant pitch, but he keeps hitters off balance by mixing his sinker, changeup and slider. Projected as a reliever, he pitched in that rote at high Class A Wilmington this year; going 22,4.07 in 24 games. He had a 56-32 strikeout-walk ratio in 49 innings, while opponents hit .222 with five homers against him. Bono will report to the Lancaster JetHawks, in the Class A California League. Pttoto courtesy of UCF AtNetlca Aeeoetadon, Inc. Lake Mary’s Kyle Bono, who holds U C F’s career record for ERA wWh a 1.66 mark, was traded by the Boston Red Sox fo the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday. Central Florida Krush earn spot in W-League semifinals From Staff Reports PTvotoa courtaay of Florida Collegiate Summtr League Sanford River Rats players (top) warm up in leftfield in front of the Troplcana Field message board that displays the combatants for Sunday's FC SL Championship Game which was won by the first-year ZephyrhiHs Snappers (bottom photo) over the defending champs, 2*1, before over 500 fans. Cham pionship — Continued from Page IB final Sanford run to cross the plate as the Snappers held on to the lead and beat the 2004 defending League Champion River Rats to take home the trophy. It was a fitting end for a team that went unde­ feated the playoffs and led the League in batting average (.281), sluggingjpercentage (.398) and on base percentage (.363). The Snappers also fin­ ished second to Winter Park in team ERA with a 3.19. ZephyrhiHs standout Lee Cruz was hon­ ored as the League's Most Valuable Player at the awards banquet on the 24th for finishing the sea­ son hitting .427 with 41 RBI, six home runs and a .664 slugging percentage. Overall, the Snappers had four players in their starting lineup hitting over .300 with the wood. The 2005 FCSL Champioaship Trophy is a per­ fect beginning for this Inaugural Snapper squad, and a perfect end to Head Coach Chad Sommers's baseball career. Sommers coached his final game of his baseball career under the bright Tropicana lights and is hanging up his cleats to pursue a real estate license this Fall. The "Biggest Women's Soccer Event in North America this Year" is heading to Mercer County Community College In New Jersey this weekend and the expansion Central Florida Krush will be there. The New Jersey Wildcats will be hosting the 2005 W-League Championship this weekend. The best four women's teams in the continent will meet at MCCC In a showdown of world class talent. The Krush advanced to the Central Conference finals by edging the Division Champion Detroit Jaguars, 3-2, on Saturday to earn a spot in Sunday's finale. Central Florida fell behind in the llth minute on an unassist­ ed goal by Detroit's Melissa Dubbyn, but the Krush came back to tie the score in the 37th minute on a penalty kick by former Lyman Hign School star Danielle (Garrett) Fotopoulos. Fotopoulos then put the locals ahead to stay with another penalty kick In the 64th minute and added an allimportant insurance goal in the 74tn minute off an assist from Alicia Milyak. Dobbyn scored again for the Jaguars (11-4) in the 79th minute, but Krush goalie Shannon Aiken preserved the victory with six saves. The Krush then got a taste of revenge and a spot in the Final 4 when they nipped the Charlotte Lady Eagles, 1-0, in the Central Conference Championship Game on Sunday in Cincinnati. Rhonda Jones scored the only goal of the game on an assist from Fotopoulos in the 55th minute and Aiken again was stellar in goal to get the shutout and end the season for Charlotte, which had edged the Krush by a single point for the Division Championship last weekend. The Krush will join the host Wildcats, the Ottawa Fury, who downed the Toronto Lady Lynx 2-0 in the Eastern Conference final to return to the W-League semifinals for a third straight year, and the defending cham­ pion Vancouver Whitecaps, who advanced to the WLeague championship tourna­ ment with a 4-0 win over Arizona in the Western Conference final, in the Final 4 starting Friday. The W-League is the highest level of women's soccer in North America with 34 teams spread out across the United States and Canada. The championship weekend will feature semifinal matches on Friday, August 5th, at 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. followed by tne consolation and championship matches on Sunday, August 7th, at 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m., respectively. The championship game will be broadcast live to over 30 million homes on the Fox Soccer Channel. For more information go to the website at www.centralfloridakrush.com and fol­ low the links. SPEA K SPANISH MANANA! o r E n g lis h • F re n c h •G e rm a n Italian P o rtu g e s e - 20 o th e rs Conversational Fluency begins with the very first lesson. Start M anana at the Inlingua* Center or at your office or home. Also languages for business & health care. Enjoy language lessons with Cafe Latte. flin fin g u a 407 - 322-8700 wwwanlingua-if.com Bay Tree Center 405 Waymont Court Lake Mary, FL 32746 Briefs Continued from Page IB 10) "Call backs" will be made for additional Tryouts and "looks". Contact Chris Morrison for further details at CMorrisoniKOrlandorage.com or Randy Horn at RHom@OrlandoRage.com or 407- 325-1436. LATE MODELS RETURN TO NEW SMYRNA This Saturday (August 6th) New Smyrna Speedway welcomes back the Lake Models along with the other FASCAR Divisions of Open Wheel Modified, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Stock. In addition to the Late Models, the Open Wheel Modifieds figure to offer great action as Tank Tucker and Art Kunzeman are only five points apart in the standings and the action is sure to be hot. Pit gate opens at 4 p.m. with grandstands opening at 6 p.m. and racing at 7:30 p.m. General admission is $10, with students and seniors $5, and children 11 and under FREE. New Smyrna Speedway is located between SR 44 and SR 415 between 1-4 and 1-95 eight miles west of New Smyrna Beach in Samsula. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (386) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.FASCAR.ORG. r le b fa tln g 4 Yea ^ MERRILL PARK ADULT SOFTBALL Merrill Park in Altamonte Springs is now accepting registratioas for its Fall Softball sea­ son. There are openings for Women, Co-Ed and Men's Class A and D levels. Registration runs through August 15th at the Merrill Park Complex. This will be a 10-Week season and the registra­ tion fee is $355 per team. For any additional information call Bill Goebel at 407-571-8779. FLAG REGISTRATION/P LACEMENT DAY The Sanford Recreation Department will be holding Registration/Player Placement Day each of the next two Saturdays, August 6th and 13th, for Youth Flag Football for children ages 5-12 yejrs old at Ft. Mellon Park (600 East 1st Street). Cost per participant is $40 for City Residents and $50 for Non-City Residents. The 5-6 Year Old Age Group will take the field at 9 am. 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Laborers H ighw ay construction com pany looking lor reliable 8 dependable people who are able to travel 8 work n FL, S C 8 N C We have im m ediate openings tor drivers/laborers Must be able to handle labor work as wen as driving Drs Lie must be dean Ail others need not apply Start at 98 50/910/hr Plenty ol opportunity tor overtime W e wtl tram. Benefits include heallh insurance 8 profit sharing Men 8 women are encouraged to apply E O E/O FW P . 407-3211010 or 1-000-749-1015 H elp Expd cooks 8 servers. Jody G ato r Fish Cam p 8 Restaurant G row with us on beautAJ St Johns River M SR 4& 4 miles east ol G eneva Apply m person Expd sign manufacturers, alum inum sign cabinets, channel letters. 8 vacuum lormed faces 407-324-4059 Experienced apt cleaner. Dependable own transportation, good pay. 407416-9980 Experienced Carpet 8 Vinyl Instaler F/T or P/T Truth 8 Tools G ood Pay 407 699-4300 Experienced Cook In 'Italian C uisine’ Longwood Restaurant C all 407-2658246 F A C IL IT Y M A IN T E N A N C E FT. hourly position with benefits at O rland o Sanford International Airport. Experience preferred FA X resum e to 407-585-4545. Employment contingent upon qualifications and favorable drug test results F R O N T D E S K Position Avail MF. tiling, customer Service. C om pu ter Literate Start 97 50/hr 407-322-1850 INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST! Alw ays a good policy, especially for business opporturxtws and franchoes C al Florida Depl. of Agriculture 8 Consumer Services at 800-4357352 or F T C - H E L P tor free ntomaBon Or visit our Web site at www ftc gov/bizop Florida law requires sellers of certain business opportunities to register with Florida Dept of Agriculture 8 Consum er Services before selling Call to verity lawful registration before you buy LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Starting Salary $8.5G/Hr HEALTH INSURANCE AND 40tK PLAN! Drug tree workplace. Apply at: 990 Millar Drive. Altamonte Spring* 407-2909000. EOE - 71— H elp W a n t e d Lawn Maintenance Forem an • AH a to run 3 to 4 man crew Top Pay plus Bonuses Call 407 6 3 1 8 4 3 6 Leisure B ay Industries. Inc. a leading manufacturer ot above ground spas is rapidly growing and looking to fill the following positions in the Lake M ay and Orlando area for 1st and 2nd shift. Leisura B ay will provide some training on these positions as som e exp is necessary Assemblers. Quality Control. Janitors. Repair man. Detail Paintar, Industrial m echanic and Inventory Control Clerk. Interested carvkdalee should call 407-2102347 or 407 -2 1 0 -2 3 3 9 to schedule an appointment lor an interview. __________ Lie /Oid Baptist Minister to pastor well estab church Send resume: Pulpit Committee, St P tti M B Church 813 Pine Ave. Sanford. FI 32771 by Aug 12. 2005 Mecharxc/thesel Fabncalor/AJi Round P M Shop. Must H ave DL. (407)322-8133 Mechanical Engineer: Plan/design m ech sys. direct/oversee ops/repair activities, plan/direcl eng personnel. dev methods/procedures of testing sys; direct/coord eng act to ensure conformance; oval held instaJIations/rec design specs Req: Bach m Mech E ng 8 t yr exp or 1 yr as Bom edical E n g Resum e: A Stim ac. Metal Essence. t21 Central Park Place. Sanford. F L 32771 MEDICAL ASSISTANT Are you a positive, friendly professional w ho enjoys working with children and seeks to wexh n a pleasant. Iasipaced pediatrics ottice with excellent benefits? Please fax resume to 407-262-5797 E O E M E D IC A L A S S I S T A N T • Lake M ary prim ary care practice has immediate openings tor a F T Fam ily Practice M A and P T Peds M A Must be certified and /or registered G o o d benefits Submit resume indicating interest in Lake M ary M A position, including specialty, to Physician Associates. Human Resources. 455 W Warren A v e . Longwood. FL 32750. tax to (407) 262-5797 or apply online at w w w pool com EOE Vwona's North Pizzena needs drivers, pizza makers, subs. trusses 8 phones Apply with owner al 2477 Park Ave, Sanford 71— H e lp W a n t e d Now Hmng A l Positions: F7T and P7T. Grill C ooks. Cashiers. Counter halo. Bar Tendara. Bussers. 8 Dishwashers. High Volume Food Courts Located at the Stkiford Axport Bulking ‘{ T Applications are now being excepted fcUE-M/F/V/D Creative Host Services/ Compaas Qroup-USA 407-323-0345 Accepting Application a M-F 900a m-2:00pm Part Time cook, servers. 8 dishwasher needed Coni act Myiene 407-323-7306 Receptionist Bilingual (Engiish/Spanish) G ood communications 8 customer service skills. F T . benefits available Call 407-324-2442. Reptile Maintenance a I local pet store. P/T. flexible hours. 97 OOt* beruae* 407-320-7001 San Francisco Oven *A Taate of the Bey At m * Featuring Brick O ven Pizzas. Soups. Salads. Sandwiches Now Hiring Lunch Hr*, cashiers Saiad/Sandwch Makers Pizza Cooks Food Runners Dishwahers Apply in Person A ny Day 2pm -6pm Located ir Park Place Plaza. 7025 C R 4 8 -A Suite t o t t . Lake Mary. FL. 32740 (407)936-1107 Secretary. Full Time. 97 OOrtu. computer exp necessary, casual atmosphere. Call Julie, 407-323 8822 TK*- Sanford positions available, training provided. Herald is looking tor a salas professional to lead its advertising stall Newspaper sales experience is required This position is ideal lor the sales professional with a proven track record who w ants to m ove into a m anagem ent position Th e advertising director will be responsible tor hiring, training and managing the sales stall, planning special section publications, and assisting with the creation ol new publications The director also will be expected to lead by example and make regular sales calls T h e Sanford Herald ■ a twee a week. 5.000 paid circulation newspaper located In Sanlord Th e Herald also publishes tree newspapers m L ik e Mruy and Longw ood This i* a tremendously last growing market. T h e Herald offers a competitive base salary, a commission and bonus plan, health nsurance. 2 weeks pod vacation, auto and ceil phone allowance, and a 40 tk E-mail resume and references lo Publisher D a n Ping al dptng ® semmole her aki com, or mail them to 300 N French Ave. Sanford, F L 32771 lm c a rp e n te rs needed nedutety Good pay. must be pd 8 have own tools 8 nspoliation 321-377-1585 o 86-774-5402 U/W Asst needed lor busy Insurance M G A in Lake Mary Com m ercial lines preferred. Fax resume 407-833-9194 W a re h o u s e Position A vailable- P ackm g/ShippingLoadmg 4 Unloading. M -F Start O 97/hr 407322*1650 War* house/Cashler Thrift Depot Sanford Plaza 2921 Orlando Dr. W O R K F ite T H E B E S T! Merry Maids is hmng because we are growing. No nights or weekends. You need a car 8 drivers license W e provide a great place to work, benefits. 8 paid mileage. Call 407-331-5286 Merry Maids 73— Employment W anted I Will Clean Your House affordable prlcea. Good Referenced available. Cell Marla 407-321-9240 93— Rooms For Rent Clean 8 Secure for single adult only Also Room for Rent. F u l House privileges 8150/Wk, all utilities incl. 321-377-3033 P IO IP IJO ^ ^ S M A LL E N G IN E M E C H A N IC Experienced with commercial lawn equipment Longwood 407-260-1833 Stylists needed tor busy salon in Sem inole Tow n Center Excellent com m issions medical & dental For nterviews contact Bne 407-3281888 Part time cook, servers 8 dishwasher needed. Contacl Myiene. 407-323-7306 Tattoo Artist needed Part time Would like to review your perttoto P h C a l 386479-2101 O perator Trackhoe tor underground storm/utilities crew 407 322 8133 trenchless pipeline services W e hove the following 71— H elp W a n t e d 71— H e l p W a n t e d Run a TV Technicians / Operators Cues TV , Test & Seal Equipment Classified Rates CDL Drivers Combination Pipeline Cleaning and Vaccum Tank Trucks Technical Report writers Preparation of technical reports using AutoCAD L T General Operatives / Labor Reliable 4 hard working, training provided E xcelle nt wages and be n e fits , some out of town werh, good working conditions paid vacation and training Apply today details below Altair V - ttm ru n m en la l (iruup (Prepayment Required) 4 line ad. ..1 week $ 1 8 ................ 3 weeks $36 .2 weeks $ 2 5 .................. 4 weeks $45 Yard Sales....5 lines for $15 Contract Rates T#|. 407-399-7134 Fix: 407-D M 41I f XX-U M t8 M 0 f(A 4 p iM H 7 U lfllL n «t 7*4 C*> /ft*40 mmmaH**u*v*r*rtM U*n : : 5 ^ • 3 Signs • Bright Pre-Priced Labels • Checklist / tips 5 Call Tedat (Requires minimum 5 lines per day and 13 week contract. Credit Application Required) 5 - 1 0 lin e s ............................ 90*/line 11 - 20 lin e s ........................... 80*/llne 2 1 or more lines...................70</line ESTABLISHED I960 710 8 UdwM &t/Mt. Longwood. FL 177V) i Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit Legal Advertising $4 95 per column inch Si 1 407- 322-2611 1 immmmmmimriiimiiimi �Pag? 4B 93— R o R Taa Hould August 3 A 4. 2005 99— A Fo * o m s U en t p a r tm en ts - U n f u r n is h e d 2 "B R iraimmon 8 13th St. SarAvd. 407-321-4217Add* w ilK L V W B T O y 103— H ouses - 141— H S n f u r n is h e d f )O Y I F Oaraga Apt: Historic dtamcl 1/1, no pat*. 8423 plu* dap 407-323-1167 cocking [ M g a SIODM l 321262-6118 A u a h y L U if a lA M S E S I R M » 6 l , l > » i 6 i aai. Latoa Vtoara, 407-321-tlM. Smgte room In Longwood Private antranc*. steady amploytd, no liquor, no amoklng $706vk, $90 deposit 407-8306216. EHO. 100— C 95— R W o o m m a te R o n d o m in iu m Fu r an, n is h e d 1BH, Carpal 8 Da, Indudaa Cym* 8 Wator, P 6 o 8666/8969 Dap Mayfair Araa. 3/2, , acraanad porch, araga. community pool. 81200/MO 81200/dapoait DOYLE MANAOCMCNT Lga.4BfV1.BBA 2 Painted 8188.900 id : Int/Ext, an. Newly rW n V Q iniwFiOf, rU W vwiPwli 8148.900 porchee/lear garaga/l637aq Minonc iJiwFici ijy»*ioc*ifTO flApadoua. 1910DbdaYMy-o6 Soutfiwaat Rd 407-322-0213 Santord 2/2. covarad parting, ffrwpiace, balcony, pool, ftnaaa oamar 8 land* court* 25211 NotIMafca Or. SSSG/mo 8980/aac. Caa 813-206-1850 3/1 "inwwflii /vv, noonng, pwii, laundry rm. 8 cadnata Vary Noal 8860/880QMO. 407-221- Oorgaoua Park 8 4 Btodta to Lake Monroe. Listed In Nattonal Registry ol Historic Home*. 8644,900. 103— H U ouses - n f u r n is h e d flM tx * an. C H A 128 C U ) Rd. C H A D a F H . Ready now 8860 PM Ok w*i (top. 407118— O en ta ls Fo 407-321 0759 Efficiency tlOOwk, Apartment*. SISOwk. alao houaaa for rant fumtahad/unfumishad. 407 2401186. 2 Houaaa tor pdoaolt, 3/1 Bfc and an 8198.000 Lake Mary 3/1 Bfc8200,0to f f ic e r Re U M l Ht Offices For Rant: 400 aq n to 800 aq n. Sanford. Fulton Office Cantor. 407-314-3750. C IO (C l H i l l S t .’ I l , i) I Nice 2BR.poaaWy 3rd, 1 bath, convanlanl location, CHA. needs a into T IC . 8110K.. wd anWrtato offer* 407-234-6189. I MTV HOUKS FOR CAML Mi Your tor a tar pdca. on h # date) AUGUSTS AS BarWina redining iota with flip down A reclin­ ing love teal, good con­ dition, 84130. Teak coflea table with black stone top, $50. Tw o(2 ) black pattern area ruga, 6x7 A 3x5, and (1) Navy blue area m g, 810 each. 407-888-0001 Anuroveil Cretin k • Spadoiw Apartment* with largr ClonrtH • Lake hunt • Volleyball • Spdrkltn* Pool * Tennfet Courta iparuiMRts HUGE RIMFTT SALE CAT PROTECTION BOC16TV, Attf. 1,8,7, 278-280 Evanadala Rd. MuM family aato. FumNura, amtquaa, lawn mower, TV. household 8 kids Hams, off Souti Country Club Rd, Frt, Aug 5.8M Aug 6,7am2pm. Coal 81898; n u l a * *696 407831-1322 OR 388-753-1815. m------«-i-_ _a—wnn —au Btnumc rtciwing -son rap down 8 radNng kwe tael good mrxffiori, $400. Tate atom ted* with black atone lop, 850. 1Wo(2) Mack pattern araa ruga, 5x7 8 3x5. and (1) Navy blue araa rug, 810 each. Allar 8.-00. caN 407-888-0001 219— W B Avoid Fortoloaural Call 407-221-7959 I Buy old 9ki8, anOquaa, books, vintoga doming, ato By to* boa or by tatoxk toad. Cadi money 407-328-2804. 221— G 191— B uy u il d in g a t e r ia l s CO R R U O A TEO S TE E L HOOFING for Bama, Boat Docks, Shops, ale. Also CuNsrt Pip*: 15*x20’ HTxZy .CalFor Price*. Surplus Steal A Supply, Inc. Apopka 407-2835788. T o o d to Ea h in g s t Grand (Sparing Pink YUm Yum P-Nut truck new location . 3385 Hwy 48 next to alsctric power station. Thank you tor your aupporlJohn B. Free aampto cafun. regular 8 cajun spicy. 407.45t.18M 81.00. 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Free Estimates. Ltc/lrts LAW NCARE v I Tnmningl Removal, HauAng, Pruning, Stung Grinding, Bobcat Work, Santor Discounts FiAyUcAra. ACompete Tm Service Co. 407-719-7301 ProTooCall CARPET CLEANING i w c i at * 5 9 . 9 5 Whote house steam cleaned up to 4 Room* Truck Mounted Egufpmeni JL u n i n it m FOR THE WELL DRESSED PROFESSIONAL W t2 0 % M Frankie's Cleaners 2109 French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 323-8884 •tout IM*4W M UaGOHO K 44/121-4444 S U N B R IT E LAUNDRY Open 24 Houri Tue *V7ed ■Thur Doubt# Load W isher $1M Tripta Load Washer $280 Swvtcet Alto Avaiacte Santord. F L '4 0 7 3 2 0 -1 9 9 9 r A llm a ir R o o fin g Specializing In Reroofing6 Repairs 407 - 322-1926 Uct RC 0050558 HRBITRT FOR HUMANITY LOOKING FOR PROPERTY 0 Drop O i and Dry Cleanng 2921 6 O rlando D r (17-92 • S a v -A Lof P l a n ) EXPERT LAWN SERVICE! hdudes: Mowing. Edging, Weedealing, Blowing, U # Tnmmng, YardOeavip, Much 4 Sod. ManysatisfiedLakeMary, Longwood, Santord, Heathrow custcmerT For Rehatte. : Fnendyi ReasonableLawn Service, pleasecal SMve Cohan, the i CartIM Ton Grounda Master (407)222-1212 Ui Donations for t write-off and to purchai minimum 6,000 aqua faat of buiidabla Ian Can 407-696-585! �August 3 4 4. 2006 P i# e5B Tn HntUD L h o t ic r H O TIC t O T AUCTION or 40CTWH TN » auction w< bn huU on A U O U rr I t . 2004. HSOOAM at 339 AtAn Avu, Ovmdo FL Pro*p#etlvu n apnel Pin vufuctua on Pin day until 6PM farms am cash or cnrti6nd funds only. OVIEDO TOW NO rosnrvns Pas ntfvlto accapl or rtfusu any are) a* btda. ffS O N K R Thn following vuhlclus art tor bids. 1009 FOflO V1N# 1FTDFISN5KNA14383 1979 OOOQC V1N4 B11AE9X17S614 PubSc auction lo ba held at 901 am. onto*dayfs) ^acSiwt below, al m* front door of AmanK Toaatng. Inc. Loctoarl al 3499 CM lake Mary Rd SuM 134. Sanford. F L to rfta p o rpoae of dfogoatng of • » f ' ngi For former N OtmaBon caN (407)321-2940 (I) Yk* 190OvMaka PONTIAC V IM 1G3NEI4U3KC7I2K4 PuMah: August 3, 3009 T007 IN PURSUANT TO FIORIOA STATUES 7)3.78 THE FOL­ LOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOLO AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUESDAY A U Q U IT ZK 9099 AT tO 00 AM AT CORTES TOW­ ING SERVICE. 345 ORANGE AVE. LONQWOOO, FLORIDA. THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUAR­ ANTEE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BID. BIDOINQ STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWING ANO STORAGE. 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OVIEDO TOWING reserve* m* nght lo accept or rafosa any and al Cads vehicles are Publish August 3. 2005 T008 Public Auction if qualify Pubkc suction to be held at 9 01 am. on me day(s) specified below st tha Iron! door ot Amen * Towing Inc Located al 2499 Ok) Lake Mary Rd Suite 134. Sanford. FL for Vi* pur­ pose of dsposmg of t a tottow•9 1*66)131-2121 inn ihksR*iKil*nlinii x«n HI Al H IL L NORTH C AROUN A Ml ST SIT. THE BEAL IULL PtA U IL L MUUVIAINYUF WLSILRN M 5 4 A STAINS Ifowwa ( abm. AercaguAla.atiMB* ( hoiAe* Aluuntam Really GMAI Real\ *m Mmph. . . . ,forr,ktJw.^,ew,«.rwn. .anldlfolm kkrawbun >Uli*41 'Mia ANF AdYMlisiog Networks of \ londa W eek o f August 1 ,2005 Majaanc leasing Corp.Michael Wwmar - 0012 Copier. Vacuma Claanar. Construction Equip Clipper, 2 Compressors, Shoata. Furruhira. Bob Cat Tha* F. ARN DEGREE safe* fromhome 'Business. 'Paralegal. aid OMMNANCC N a O S -I T M AN ORDINANCE O F T H E C ITY O F LONGW OOO, FLORIDA AMENDING TH E B U O G ET FO R T H E FISCAL YEA R BEGIN­ NING OCTO BER 1. 2004 ANO E N d N Q SEPTEM BER 30. 2009. PROVIDING FOR A B U O G ET AM ENDMENT AN ORDINANCE O F TH E CfTY O F LONGW OOO. FLORIDA AMENDING T H E BUO GET FO R T H E FISCAL YEAR BEGIN­ NING o c r o e e n t. 2004 a n d e n d i n g Se p t e m b e r 30. 2005. PROVIDING FOR A BUOGET AMENOMENT Said Ordinances ware placed on first reading on Annual 1, 2000, and Via City Commlaaton wns consider aama lor final paalags ind adoption allar tha ptrtilto haaHng, which wit ba hald1In lha City Commission Chambers, 175 West Warren Avanua, Longwood. Florida, on Monday, die 19th day of A u g u a lA JX , 2008.700 p m., or aa toon thereafter as poaaibla. Al tha maatmg. intaraalad parties may appear and ba heard with raspacf lo lha proposed OnSnancaa. Thia hearing may ba conttnoad from Uma to lima until final action Is taken by lha City Commisaon Copies ol tha proposed Ordinances art posted al tha Longwood City Hall. Longwood, Florida, and copra* are on file with (ha Clark ol the City and same may ba inspected by (ha public. NOTICE: A l persona ara advised that II they decide to appeal any decisions made at this rnaabngftiaarmg. they will naad a record of tha proceedings and tor such purposes, they may naad to Insure that a verbatim record is mads, which record to induct* lha testimony and evldancs upon which lha appeal Is to ba made (par Sac. 280.0109. Florida Statutes) Persona with disabilities needing assistance to parttdpet* in any of thasa proceedings should contact tha A.D.A. Coordinator, at (407) 200-3401. at Meat 40 hours In advanca of tha meeting. Dated this 20th day of July. A D ., 2009 SARAH M MUARES. CfTY CLERK Publish August 3, 2009 T002 CfTY OF LAK E MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE O F HEARING T O IMPOSE AND PROVIDE FOR CO LLECTION O F NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSM ENTS LAKE MARY W OOOS ASSESSM ENT AREA* Lannai Wiliam* - B020 Funutura. Fish Tank, Slarao MbccUueous cial NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Bid CEy of Longwood. Florida, m«l Bra Ofy Cornmiaaton w « hotd a pubic haarfryg to conaldar anactmant of tha following OreSnanca* Unit# 1992 FO R O RANG ER V I M 1FTCR I006NUB618I9 1 unqwer* fob placement Aauvtanct Cumpitler 4 Finan­ X 3008 CITY OP LONOWfOOO, FLOFUDA Tha undarafgnad will sa4 al pubic aain by compaWva bid­ ding on tha 30tft of AuguoL 2000 at 2:00 pm. on tha pramiaaa wham tatd proparry haa bnnn atorad and which ara locatad al Ampla Sloraga Cantar. 100 Ampta Court 2900 Waal Airport Bouiavard. County of Sarrunola. Stata of Florida, lha toUowvng Tha following ottered tor bads Medictl Supplies Krai Fitalr L 3-State Hun. T 'l Dnverv HOME WEEKENDS ge Pay. Benefit* 40IK Iramcrv Wrfoanc Miami cap icq 21 nwnagtl WawAt D ll ypta* Inwhlma* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thn undawgnnd enands to an* thn parsonat proparty daftTbadbatowtoantorcaallan pngowd op apto proparly undae ttva Florida Salt Storaga FacAty Act Siatuaa (Saction 03 801* 03009). Customers Nama DaachpUon of Qoods 1001 LINCOLN VM f 1LNOM740MVT93730 CITY OF LONGWOOO Z IP ST. C I T Y ______ Tha foMoaHng vafwdaa ara o9arad tor btda: T O WHOM rT MAY CONCERN: PUUUCAOCTKM O n e Y e a r S u b s c r ip tio n unit 0PM. Tbntie ara cadi or cartSad fond* only- OVIEDO TOWING raearves Sw rtgr* to accaof or TO NoncRortAu The Best For Your Local News & Local Sports «*B b# hald on ____ IT, M M , a* * 0 0 AM aa 335 M M AMi. Oktodo. FL PubAafi: August 3.2008 TOOS 1986 NISSAN V IM JN1HUI1P8JTS3O04S T he Sanford Herald L egals Leg a ls egals For former eformabon please ca* 1407)121 2940 Notice is hereby given mat tha City Commission of Lak# Mary. Florida, will conduct a public haaring to consider creation of lha Lake Mary Woods Assessment Area, aa shown above, and to imposa non-ad vaiorsm aasaaamants against certain property locatad therein and cotlacbng the assessments on the ad val­ orem tax bill. Tha haaring will be held at 7 00 PM. on August 29, 3009, in the City Commission Chambers of City Ha* «| too N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Florida. All affected property owners have a right to appear at the haaring and IS Na wnttan obiectkxa with tha City Commission within 20 days of this node*. Tha assessments have been proposed to fund capital costs for construction of wastewater and reuse improvements to serve the Lake Mary Woods Assessment Area. Tha projsct will con­ struct thasa facilities and pay for capital lacrtiba* charges for wastewater transmission and traatmant capacity and Is coiltctivaly referred lo as lha Lake Mary Woods Wastewater Improvements The assessment tor each platted tot within lha Lake Mary Woods Assessment Area will be based upon the total number ot equivalent residential connections or 'Assessment Units.* attributable to each Tax Parcel as ot the date the assess­ ments are imposed A more specific description of lha waste­ water and reuse improvements and the method of computing the assessment lor each parcel ol property are set forth In the Initial Assessment Resolution adopted by tha City Commission on July 21. 2005 Copies ol tha Initial Assessment Resolution, tha plana and specifications tor the protect, and the preliminary assess­ ment roils are avai labia tor inspection at lha offices of the City Clerk, located at 100 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Florida. Annual capital assessments to fund the Lake Mery Woods Wastewater Improvements will be collected by the Seminole County Tax Collector on the ad valorem tax txM tor a period ot up to tan (10) years, commencing with the tax bill to be mailed in November 2009 Failure to pay the assessments will cause a tax certificate to be issued against the properly which may result to a toss ol title. The assessments may be prepaid al tha option of tha property owner If you have any questions, please contact the Cay Clerk's Office at (407) 509-1423. A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CfTY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CO N ­ S TITU TE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT T O TH E FOREGOING MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PUR­ POSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGE­ M ENTS AT HIS OR HER OW N EXPENSE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF TH ES E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N TACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 40 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TH E M EETING AT (407) 505-1424 CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA II) rear IMtsMasa PONTIAC V M IQ2NC14U3KC712924 Putasm f o g M t ) 2005 UM Cere* A Fueler C4y Clerk DATED Ji*i 29 2005 Put**/ tool August! 2006 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 03, 2005; <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/e36c4f27370f4b66defa8309d8d76d31.pdf c059bce7262de3f4b66afe2701d41cd0 PDF Text Text M id w e e k : W ednesday , O c to b er 26, 2005 Thunder rolls down First Street B y Liana Edlxon Herald Staff SANFORD — About 4,000 bikers and 20,000 people turned out despite the threat of Hurricane Wilma to the Sanford/Seminole Chamber of Commerce's first ever bike fes­ tival, Thunder in the Streets, this past weekend. Event Chairman Bill Elliott said the weekend started out great with more than 300 peo­ ple attending the VII’ party at the South East Ramp at the Orlando Sanford International Airport. "[The attendees] enjoyed the hospitality of Tracy Forrest," Elliott said. Forrest allowed the Chamber to hold the VII’ party in his hanger where they nad a dinner catered by Hops and drinks by Wayne Densch Inc, com m and Ovfodo defeated Lake Brantley. 22-14, to take sole leadership In the Class GADistrict 2 foot­ ball standings. See Sport,, Page 1B Rescue Mission fundraiser set for Thursday F ro m Staff R eports e m in o l e S Sanford's Budwciser distribu­ tor. "What a gentleman,” Elliott said. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office attended the Friday night event where they showcased some of their latest on Saturday night, Molly Hatchet played past 11 p.m. "There were over 3,000 screaming, crazed people," Elliott said. "The neighbors tolerated it, and they were nut there jamming more than any­ one." Sunday proved to be a bit smaller turn out, because of Hurricane Wilma approach­ ing, but Elliott said tne bands played on. "And the beers and cock­ tails were just as refreshing as Saturday," he added. Elliott said that to him, the best part of the event was the Sanford Police Department. He said one of his biggest con­ cerns going into the event was how tne police were going to handle the event. "Chief |Brian] Tooley gave S m Th un d e r, Page 6A Coach arrested on sex charges Wilma Blows Through SANFORD — County, federal, state and other officials, led by Sanford Mayor Linda Kuhn and Sem inole County Vice Chairwoman Brenda Carey will be exchanging business suits for aprons Thursday, Oct. 27. The officials will serve food and refreshments to guests gathered for tne 7th Annual Servants o f the People fundraising event of the Rescue Outreach Mission at the Sanford Civic Center from noon to 1 p.m. The program also includes an address by keynote speaker Larry Dale, President of the OrlandoSanford International Airport and enter­ tainment by the Sem inole High School Gospel Choir. Sponsors of the event, made up of local area businesses, churches, and indi­ viduals, will be in attendance lending support to the Mission and visiting with area elected officials. Proceeds from the event help the poor­ est of the poor in Seminole County through the area elected officials, a news release said. The Rescue Outreach Mission provides the only hom eless shelter for men in Sem inole County and also operates the Open Door Shelter for Women and Children. S Harald photo by Tommy Vlncont Thunder In the Streets rolls down First Street In Sanford Saturday morning. (See more photos from Blketoberfest, Page 6A.) technology, and the Sanford Police Department handled all the homeland security issues that could have been raised, Elliott said. "The band. Dreams, put on a show that just exemplified why they are such a local favorite," Elliott commented during a phone interview Tuesday. Saturday and Sunday's events, although threats of weather problems kept some people at home, went off with­ out more than a few drops of rain, until after the last bands played both evenings. Saturday morning, a little less than 1,000 bikes rode into downtown Sanford, but Elliott said, those 1,000 bikes created thunder in the streets. Twelve bands that were booked showed up to play during the two-day event, and From Staff Raporta OVIEDO — The Lake Howell I ligh School head football coach faces 30 counts of unlawful sex with a minor and 26 counts each of possesnion of child pornogra­ phy and using a child in a sexu ­ al perform ance.. Sheriff’s deputies arrested Edward NorIon, 39, on Oct. 21. Seminole County Public photo by Tommy Vlne**rt An angry Lake Monroe chums In front of the Sanford RlverWalk Monday morning. Storm spares Seminole County B y Steve Paradla Herald Staff m il e ; * e t 1 A IU Wilma Shsppard — luparvuor tor Handfcm Hsud Start in Sanford Riders stranded at Lyman SANFORD — Seminole County ended up hosting about 75 people in three emergency shelters, and at one point more than 3,000 people were without electrical power as Hurricane Wilma passed far enough to the south to prevent any lasting damage here. In fact, no reports of major damage wen; reported in the county other than a tree or two down and dozens of flags tom apart. Schools, Seminole County parks and libraries, Seminole Community College, and the Auto Train in Sanford were all closed Monday as well as county government, except for the per­ sonnel at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Lyman and Winter Springs high schools as well as Highlands Elementary in Winter Springs sheltered about 75 people all together. Winter Springs High hosted 35 People and Highlands had 12 special needs peo­ ple at its shelter. Lyman High in Longwood sheltered 27 people, most from a diverted Greyhound bus en route to Miami on Sunday evening. (See 'Riders stranded at Lyman', above rigid.) By Monday afternoon, as tempera­ tures plummeted following Wilma's speedy retreat, the sun was out and electricity had been restored to almost all Seminole Countv customers of 1’roeress Enemy and Florida I’ower B y Jo e Hendricks Herald Correspondent LONGWOOD — Eighteen Greyhound Bus passengers from various parts of the country took shelter at Lyman High School, in Longwood, after learning that the Orlando Greyhound bus station would be closing Sunday evening. All bus service from Orlando to Miami and Orlando to Tampa was fr* * could board buses headed to Atlanta or Tallahassee and continue their travels from there, or they could wait for a bus to take them to the Red Cross shelter at Lyman High School. Upon hearing the news of the ter­ minal dosing, Kim Combs, a vaca­ tioning nurse headed home to Stillwater, Okla., gave Angel Perez (a stranger) a gift that would come in handy later that night. J ^ S r -« T & Z Z 'K t t p m -" » « • Greyhound o((id . , . Orlando terminal were given three options Sunday evening. They and Light. Florida Power and Light had more work to do in South Florida, where 3.1 million of 4.3 million customers were without power following the hurricane. Four schools lost power, but the last one, English Estates Elementary, was expected back on line Monday after­ noon. All schools opened Tuesday. Four traffic signals on State Road 17' 92 went out Monday. The locatii were at Lake Triplett Drive, General Hutchinson Parkway, Live Oak and State Road 419. All were restored by Monday afternoon. County departments and municipal­ ities were instructed to send after­ action reports and a final cost from the storm would be developed, according to Alan Harris, operations manager at the EOC. ,J , By all accounts, Wilma wouldn t hold a candle to the hurricanes of 2004, but EOC workers put in many hours over the weekend, not knowing what final track the Category 3 storm would take. A weary group met for the last S m C oach, Paga 3A S m W ilma, Page 3A Th e City ol Benford and Frlenda of Paw Park sponsor: H ow l-O -W een In T h e B o n a y a r d S A TU R D A Y , O C T O B E R 29th 9:00 A M T O 2:00 PM H E L D A T PAW P A R K O F H IS T O R IC S A N F O R D •427 S . Schools noti­ fied the She­ riff's Office of s u s p ic io u s activity bet­ ween Norton and a female student at N orton Lake Howell High the day before. He bonded out of iail on Friday on $10,000 bond and his arraign­ ment is set for Dec. 31. After receiving a com plaint the school district retrieved doc­ uments from N orton's work computer that investigators said showed a relationship between the teacher and a student. Investigators from the Sheriff's Office Crimes Against Children unit obtained a search warrant for Norton's residence at 492 Kings St., in Oviedo. They seized 26 pornography photos of the student from his home, the Sheriff's Office report­ ed. The photos were recovered from a digital memory stick attached to N orton's digital camera. The victim was contacted and confirmed that a consensual sex­ ual relationship did occur with Norton since May, investigators said. She described the sexual encounters and told police that Norton took photos five to 10 times. In an interview with investi­ gators, Norton admitted to tak­ ing photographs and told details of their relationship, according to the arrest report. The student's mother was contacted. She said she believed the two were having an improp­ er relationship, according to the arrest report. She allowed the Sheriff's Office to confiscate and search com puters from the house that the student may have used to communicate with Norton. A^ f �Till. Page 2A Wednesday. October 26. 2005 lltR A IJI Seminole Summary A G LA N C E AROUND O UR CO U N TY TOW tO GO expands to Halloween parties too LAKE MARY — Halloween can be extra scary with the possibility of drunk drivers being on the roads, but 'Tow to Go’ will be in effect to help make those roads safer across the Southeast. AAA Aulo Club South and Budweiser have expanded their partnership to include 1lalloween. 'Tow to Go’ provides a ride home and tow, free of charge, to individuals who may have had too much to drink. The program has kept almost 5,000 potential drunk driv­ ers off the road over the past six years. 'Tow to Go’ now covers the following events and holidays throughout the year: • Super Bowl VVeekend • St. Patrick's Day • Cinco de Mayo • Memorial Day weekend • Independence Day weekend • Labor Day weekend •Halloween • Thanksgiving • New Year’s Day "We're thrilled to offer 'Tow to Go' to cover other celebrating occasions during the year," said Ed Schatzman. senior vice president of automotive services for AAA Auto Club South. "This program's impact is far-reaching when you consider the countless number of motorists it protects who would otherwise have been left in the path of a potential drunk driver." John Kaestner, vice president of Consumer Affairs for Anneuser-Busch, added: "Anheuser-Busch is proud to team up with AAA to help save lives and prevent drunk driving. We aie extremely pleased that we can continue to work together to provide this vital service during the holi­ days and now at these additional times throughout the year." Since 1982, Anheuser-Busch and its wholesalers have invested more than $500 million in national advertising campaigns and community-based programs, like 'Tow to Go', to prom ote responsible drinking and prevent all forms of alcohol abuse, including drunk driving. 'Tow to G o' is offered in A tlanta, Savannah, N ashville, and throughout Florida. Any adult who needs a ride home from a bar or restaurant during the events and hol­ idays listed above may simply call 1-800AAA-HELP. AAA will dispatch a low truck and take both the driver and the vehicle home, free of charge. AAA and Budweiser encourage individ­ uals to plan for a safe celebration by being or choosing a designated driver, or, by call­ ing 'Tow to Go' for a safe ride home. Middle school rezone meeting rescheduled LAKE MARY — H u rricane W ilma forced the can cellation o f the Core Com m ittee for M iddle School Rezoning meeting Monday. The meeting lias been rescheduled for Thursday, O ct. 27 at 5 p.m. in the Greenwood Lakes M iddle School Media Center, according to Sem inole County Public Schools. The meeting will address the rezoning of Greenwood Lakes, M illennium, and Sanford middle schools attendance areas and the initial zoning of M arkham Woods Middle School, set to upen in August 2006. Then on Nov. 1, a com munity input meeting will be held on the rezoning at 7 p.m. in the M illennium M iddle School A uditorium in Sanford. A review of rezoning inform ation as well as a chance fot public comment will be the main pur­ pose of the input meeting. Fur m ore inform ation, contact Pat Beasley, secondary education, at 407-320­ 0039. o The Sem inole County Cattlemen’* Association will hold a meeting and steak dinner at 5:30 p.m. at Ed Yarborough Ranches in Geneva. Call 407-948-6080. Sem inole County Branch of the NAACP will hold a community health awareness breakfast at the New Life Word Center, 1311 Oak Ave., at 8:30 a.m. Topics include obesity by Dr. Lou Harold and the American Cancer Society will address breast cancer awareness. Call 407­ 328-7496 or 407-839-3700. Traveling through Downtown Sanlord you may encounter mo usud of the newly renovated strootscapo What you may oncounter on Park Avenue and First Street is a giant spider tnat ts kx* ing quitfscary. As a seasonal visitor. It's a sure bet the spidor will move on aftor Halloween - Beware! Assault - Battery • Timothy Francis Jenks, 48, of Freshan Way, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police Friday as the result of a dispute with a female. I le was charged with battery — touch or strike (domestic violence). • Norman Iliillips, 37, of West 2nd Street, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at his residence as the result of an altercation with a male. He was charged with aggra­ vated battery with a deadly weapon (blunt Instrument). • Joe Lee Spencer Jr, 36, of Cedar Creek Circle, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Saturday following a dispute with his wife. He was charged with bat­ tery — touch or strike (domestic vio­ lence), and resisting an officer with­ out violence. Drug related • Angel Martinez-Montencgro, 21, of Palmetto Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 300 block of Palmetto Avenue as tire result of a disturbance. He was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana. Burglary • Zina May Davis, 46, of Mangoustine Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday. She rcportedly took items from a friend's home on West 14th Stnvt. Sire was charged with burglary of an occu­ pied dwelling and petty larceny. Thefts • Haneefali Ann Scott, 23, of Bcardall Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at a store in tl»e 3600 block of Orlando Drive. She reportedly took $51.80 in items from tiie store witluiut paying. She was charged with petty shoplifting from a merchant. • A man was arrested by Sanford police Saturday as John Doe, in a store in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. Officers could not verify his name or address. I le reportedly took $26.76 in items from a store without |wying and fought with the loss pre­ vention officer. I le was charged with rubbery with no firearm. • Shemecah Elizabeth Pitterson, 25, of Old England Loop, was arrest­ ed by Sanford polio.' Saturday at a store on Towne Center Circle. She Dan Ping le g a l Advertising Pal* Smith Duplay Advertising W anly Back Circulation Wanda Kourpandia Chary! Smith Claastlled Advsrtlslng Tad Waikat SAT The Haunted Walk at Cassadaga will K presented from 7 to 11 p.m. Cost Is $5 per person. The Haunted Walk K g in s at the entrance of the spiritualist camp, located K tw een DeLand and Lake Helen. Call 386-228­ 3171 or 386-228-2880, or email at infotf'visitcassadaga.com. license. Police B lo tte r was accused of taking $98.75 in items from a store without paying. She was charged with petty larceny. • luluardo Rivera 40, of South 3rd Street, Lake Mary, was arrested by Sanford polio’ Saturday at a store In Seminole Towne Center. He is accused of taking $8 in items from a store without paying. He was charged with petty larceny. • Carling Keitt, 34, of Mellonville Avenue, was arrested by Sanford polio1 Monday at a store on Towne Center Boulevard. He reportedly took a Kittle of cologne from a store without paying. He was charged with petty larceny, resisting an offio t in the recovery of stolen proper­ ty, and using an antishoplifting con­ trol devio*. • Moses Green, 39, of Fox Quarry Lana was arrested by Sanford polio.' Saturday at a store in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. He reportedly attempted to return a pair of shoes lie had just taken from the store. He was cl larged with giving false infor­ mation to obtain a refund. • Jennifer Lynn Cordero, 24, of Daytona Beach, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at a store in Seminole Towne Center. She report­ edly tixik $66 in items from the store without paying. She was charged with petty slioplifting from a mer­ chant. • Ryan Lev Blue, 25, of Laurel Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Sunday at a store in the 3600 block of Orlando Drive. Officers said lie took over $500 in items from the store without paying. He was charged with larceny of over $300. Traffic Stop* • Willie D. Lawrence, 21, of West 10th Street, was stopped by Sanford police Friday on Jessamine Avenue at West 10th Street. He was diarged with possession of cocaine, possession of under 20 grams of marijuana, and driving with a suspended • Jerome Johnson, 55, of West 8th Street, was stopped by Sanford police l;rntay Editorial Dona Dwtnch lian a Eduon Marva Hawkins Nek Plaitaut Daan Smith Tammy Vmcanl • Walter Francis Dolan, 21, of Orlando, was stopped by Sanford police Friday on Highway 17-92 at Plaza Entrance. He was diarged with driving with a suspended license. Other charges • Demetrius Wilson, 19, of Academy Avenue, and Quinton J. Jones, 18, of Paloma Avenue, were arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 200 block of Orlando drive, following a reported disturbance. Jones was charged with disorderly conduct and Wilson was diarged with disorderly conduct and posses­ sion of under 20 grams of marijuana. • Alfrcdeo Ortiz Odwa, 30, listed as homeless, was arrested by Sanford police Saturday at 1iighway 17-92 and Lake Mary Boulevard. I le was diarged with violation of the dty ordinance on liaving an open container in a parking lot and resist­ ing an officer without violence. Dustin Alan Dunn. 18, of Marquette Avenue, and Matt Williams, 19, of Trotting Trail Osteen, were arrested by Sanford police Saturday in the 3600 block of ___ ____________ Orlando _Drive. The two were____ seen in a vehicle doing doughnuts Oi the parking lot. Eadi was diarged with property damage of under $200 and disorderly conduct. Sunday. October 26. 2005 • Vol. 114, No. 16 Published every Wednesday and Saturday by Republic Newspapers. Inc •300 N French Ave , Sanford, F L 32771 •Phone (407) 322-2611 •Fax (407) 323-9408 Tha SANFORD MERAID P O Boa 1667 Sanlord. F I 32772-1667 Mangoustine • Christopher James Paiva, 25, of Garrison Drive, Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police Friday on East Lisa Court at 1lartwell Avenue. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, unlawful opera­ tion of sound equipment having an expired vehide registration, and not using a seat K it. "Serving Seminole County Since 1908” Periodica) Pottage Paid al Sanlord. Florida and additional mailing oAicet on Avenue. He was diarged with oper­ ating a motor vehicle without a valid license. Slava Paradia U SP S 481280 Poalmatlar Sand addreta changes to Republic Newspapers, Inc. • Willie L Williams, 46, of West 6th Street, was stopped by Sanford police Thursday in tno 1300 block of West 16th Street. The vehicle was stopped because of an illegal win­ dow tint. Williams was charged with possession of under 20 grams of marijuana and possession of nar­ cotics equipment. The Sanford Herald Editor and Publisher Betty Barmen O ut & A bout Creepy Crawler Pinecrest Baptist Church, 601 E. Airport Blvd., in Sanford will hold its 2005 Community Fall Festival from 3 to 6 p.m. It's a free celebration for all with hotdogs, popcorn, horse rides, a moon walk, and a "Beyond the Grave” drama. Sanford First Church of the Nazarene, 2581 S. Sanford Ave., will hold a Fall Family Festival from 5 to 8 p.m. There will K games, food, a dunk tank, face paint­ ing, candy, prizes and more. Admission free. Food and some activities available at a charge. No scary or violent costumes, please. MON Life Line Screening for stroke risk will K at First Presbyterian Church, 301 South Oak Ave., in Sanford. Appointments K g in at 9 a.m. Screenings are low cost. To schedule an appointment call 1-877-237-1272. Pre-regis­ tration is required. WED The Sanford RlverWalk Church o f God is sponsoring the fair with midway rides, games and food K ginning Nov. 2 through Saturday, Nov. 5. Tire location is tne com er of S.R. 46 and Bevier Road. Times are WednesdayThursday: 5 to 10 p.m., Friday: 5 p.m. to midnight, Saturday: noon to 11 p.m. Pre-sale armbands $12 and good for all rides, all day. Armbands at the gate will be $15. To pre-purchase arm­ bands or for more informa­ tion call 407-322-3942. THU ____ The Central Florida Dream Center will hold its annual fund raising lunch­ eon at the Sanford Civic Center, from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p m. Guest speaker will be Sanford Mayor Linda Kuhn. For tickets call 407-302-0880, ext. 13. SAT ____ The annual Golden Age Games will be through Nov. 12 Events include sports, a tal­ ent show, irud-week banquet, pancake flipping contest, S t John's River cruise and more. Headquarters opens Nov. 1 to 4 for registration at the Sanford Civic Center; 401 E. Seminole Blvd. Check out w w w osanforci.fl.us. We welcome and encourage your letten and commenti. All letten mutt include your m m y , addrest and phone number to be published. Writs to us: ° 300 N- Franch Avenue Sanlord, F I 32771 E-Mail US: v F» Call ue: (407) 322-2111 S u bscription Rates 3 Months In Ssm noM County t i l 00 6 Months m Sem eiols County $20 00 I Vast n Semmule County t3 6 0 0 1 Year Other Florida County $42 00 I Year Out Ol Stale $ 5 2 00 N S �T iif . H ir a iji Wednesday. Ot1i»l»cr 20. 2005 Page 3 A LONGWOOD — Learn about the early people who lived along the St. Johns and the VVekiva Rivers from judge and author Fredric M. Hitt when he gives a public pres­ entation on Thursday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. Judge! lilt has just authored an extensively researched historic novel about those people entitled "VVekiva Winter". The presen­ tation will be held at the com­ munity room of the Seventh Day Adventist Church on the east side of Markham Woods Road, just north of State Road 434 in Longwood. It is spon­ sored by the Friends of the VVekiva River, Inc., a non­ profit grassroots organization dedicated to the preservation of the Wekiva River system. "W ckiva W inter" tells a strong narrative story about a voung Timucuan-speaking boy who seasonally lived with his family along the banks o f the Wekiva. It weaves in authentic history about the pro- and post-con- Wekiva Winter Fredric M. Hitt lished V ir tu please www./ HaraMphoto by Stay* Parsdit p.m. City of Sanford crews removed the big tree as quickly as Wilma exited. This oak fell across Sanford Avi W i l m a -------------C o s tin n ed from Page 1A wiima briefing at the EOC In Wilma ..' building in 1the Sheriff’s- Off. --A ce Sanford Monday at 3 pTm. Sheriff Don Eslingcr had some final words of praise for EOC personnel. He said he had been to many areas where hurricanes have hit now, and no one has what Seminole County does as far as the dedication o f EOC workers. "T h is i» non -existen t I have to tell you, the way we w ork to g eth er," he said looking around the room. "E v en FEM A recognizes that." H arris dism issed person­ nel by tellin g them that there would be nn.additiun- This is non­ existent ... the way we work together. C o a ch -------------------------------------------C ontinued from P ag * LA Wilm a's winds were too m uch for at least one of these portable restrooms. N o one was Inside w hen this blew over Monday. The mother also gave Federal Task Force, which investigators documents writ- investigates crimes against ten by Norton to her daugh- children. The Seminole ter, according to the arrest County Sheriff's Office Is a report. member of the North Florida The Sheriff's Office may Internet Crim es Against refer the pornographic photos Children Task Force, a to the Innocent - Im age* - spokesman said. FALL PHONE SALE Hardwan Storesf Pet Friendly Stores AFTER FIRST 2 UNES FOR $ 6 9 .9 9 WITH FAMILY TAUO akMw.il ctidrsn aptw '*>■ Irti* EXCLUSIVELY FROM CINGULAR THE N E W MO TORCHA BLACK RAZR SAM SUNG X427 REAL MUSIC Kit* .1 ONES UllHA IMIN CAMERA PHONE bCUEIOOIH' ENABLED in J le ^ 407-328-8385 Ftm i, M W ep « *i*< r tftz raising the bar Autlx*ized A gent WE FILL MOST EXCHANGE TANKS TOOI S4 T&ACVOH GUARANTIED u n ■bnbSn (at l u m M e b mb bon* s cam** ■* Serwig Al YoiJ HlfAw* Nsedl 1978 U TISfACTKN GUARANTEED mi dur i rsBimstmnban. a*StandhbnlIbasnJbrancto»tbbsbantelhm»nfbbbl« WinterPartDr. 339-7365- 8 6 2 -4 3 2 3 3 6 5 -6 6 3 4 �•*a«c 4,\ Wednesday. October 2(1. 2005 T he H erald lake Mary does Its part for Weklva River Bashi B y S teve P aradis Herald Staff H*fM pfmm Iff Jn« l limfcUM Greyhound passengers had to spend the night at Lyman High School when Hurricane Wilma shut down bus traffic. Bus C o n tin u ed from P age 1A gave Perez $18 worth of food vouchers, which he shared with some of his fellow riders while they waited for the bus that would transport them to the Longwood shelter. Perez was making his way from Fort Myere, where he spent the previous week working as a cam ic. "I was traveling as a cam ie with Midwest. We set up at a church in Fort M yers and when they advised us that a hurricane was com ing. The boss took off with his pretty blonde wife and told us to fend for ourselves," Perez said. "H e left us stranded." Perez took som e stuffed animals from one of the carni­ val trailers and sold them in order to get a bus fare to visit family members in Miami. Before the short-lived carnival experiment, Perez worked for 10 years as a K-Mart security guard. Tire Greyhound passengers arrived at Lyman High between 1 and 2 a.m. Monday. After unloading his wayward passengers, the Greyhound bus driver informed them he was returning to the terminal and someone would be back to get them the next day. Now stranded at the shel­ ter, with no idea where they were, the passengers discov­ ered the shelter had no blan­ kets or pillows for them to use. Perez was fortunate. He spent the night under his new blanket, cuddling with an unnamed female passenger he met that night. Some passen­ gers were traveling with small blankets, but most wound up sleeping on the cold floor, atop cafeteria tables, or sitting upright in a plastic chair. "It was freezing in here," Perez said. "The air condition­ er was on and they had no blankets. Those terms were very bad." Although the sleeping con­ ditions were less than ideal, the shelter occupants did have the luxury of free ham and cheese sandwiches, potato chips, cold water and hot cof­ fee. "W e're pretty much sand­ wiched out by now; w e're H--- ■ - »-- «—«--- ■---I I . ■ A l . j ■ n fflH i pftoio Dy «J06 n tn a n c M Passengers climb aboard a Greyhound bus after an overnight stay at Lyman High School In Longwood. ready for a hot m e a t" Perez said. None of the stranded passengers had anything neg­ ative to say about the Red Cross volunteers. The mood in the cafeteria M onday afternoon was remarkably good. One could have easily mistaken the 16 male and two female travelers as a group of friends traveling together. "W e're laughing and carry­ ing on," Perez said. "W e gotta make the best of it for the lime being. No sense being depressed, it just adds to the sauce. We all want to see our families." Some of the passengers had been traveling by bus since early Saturday morning. Roosevelt Duncan was en route from Traverse City, M ich., where he spent the summer months working os a chef at The Grand Traverse Resort. He was headed to Miami to catch a plane back to his hom etown of Ochorios, Jamaica. The Lyman High shelter was scheduled to close at 1 p.m. Monday, but had to remain open until Greyhound came to pick up the stranded passengers. "Greyhound's supposed to be like NASA, they should have backup plans," said Albert Arretendo, traveling from Minnesota to Miami. The delay caused by Wilma was yet another setback on what was proving to be a long strange trip for Arretendo, who was traveling with two black eyes and cuts above both eyes. Arretendo, a drifter of sorts, said he was robbed and beat up by three men in M innesota, which then prompted him to catch a bus to Miami. Red Cross volunteer David Anderson said, "If a bus driv­ er, no matter what bus compa­ ny it is, if they drop off a group of people, the bus and the driver must stay at the shelter. That way everything's set to go when it's over." Had the driver stayed, the group could have been on the road by noon, instead of wait­ ing until 3 o' clock in the after­ noon for the bus to return for them. Another Red Cross vol­ unteer mentioned that Greyhound officials were dif­ ficult to get a hold of Monday morning. Perez then added: "N ow w e're being delayed even longer than we expected to be." Although most passengers were in good spirits, a man named Dan (no last name given) was very unhappy with Greyhound for the way they treated their passengers. Dan spends his summers upholstering furniture in Minneapolis and winters in Sarasota. He said he travels by Greyhound to save money. Dan boarded the bus at 6 a.m. Saturday. After stops in Chicago and Atlanta, Dan found nimsclf stranded at the Orlando bus terminal late Sunday afternoon. “I feel that I was done wrong by Greyhound. 1 got a ticket and 1 paid for it. They're responsible for us until we get to our destination. If they won't let us stay in their sta­ tion then they need to put us in a hotel, not drop us off at a shelter with no blankets or nothing. I had to take a card­ board box apart last night and sleep on that because 1 was so cola. That's ridiculous. Now I know why the people in New Orleans were so mad." At 3 p.m. Monday, a Greyhound bus arrived at Lyman High School to retrieve the passengers. The passen­ gers were brought to the Orlando terminal to meet with Greyhound officials and to. find out when they could resume their travels. At the time they were picked up, the Orlando terminal was still closed. A Greyhound spokesperson was contacted at the corporate office in Dallas. She said she was unable to provide much infor­ mation on the situation because she too was having trouble contacting Greyhound's Orlando office. LA KE M ARY — W hen planners drew the lines to protect the W ekiva River Basin and authorize the build in g o f the Weklva Farkway, only a tiny portion extended east o f Interstate 4, and it lies within the city of Lake Mary. At Its Oct. 20 meeting, the Lake Mary Com m ission did its part and approved am endm ents to its com pre­ hensive plan as required by the state's Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act. The action was a bit moot, however, as the 302 acres are '9 6 percent developed. The property is located between Lake Emma Road and 1-4, mostly north of Emma Oaks Trail. O nly 13 acres are undeveloped. The area contains such projects as Northpoint DRI, H untington resid ential developm ent, the Lake Mary Commerce Center, SunTecn Commerce Park, Technology Park and other office sites. Per the act, the city is required to com ply w ith storm w ater m anagem ent goals, objectives and p o li­ cies; a water supply facilities w ork p lan ; and land-use strategies to optim ize open space and protect recharge areas and oth er sen sitive land habitats. The parkw ay will connect State Road 429 in Apopka to State Road 46 in Lake County and to Interstate 4 near Sanford. "T h e parkw ay will be a key project in com pleting the beltw ay on the west side of M etro O rlando," accord­ ing to an O ct. 20 m em o to the city com m ission from John Amana, director o f the C om m unity D evelopm ent Department. "W ell, I'm all for protect­ ing the bears, but I don't think th ere's any on that property," said M ayor Thom as G reene b efore a Parkway workshop The Sem inole County Expressw ay A uthority will hold a w orkshop about the W eklva Parkway in conjunction w ith the Florida D epartm ent of Transportation at the Sanford C ivic Center on Nov. 14 from 5 to 8 p.m. Concepts for the Parkway will appear on the Sem inole County Web site soon. unanim ous vote approved the changes to the com pre­ hensive plan. The Sem inole County Expressway Authority will play an im portant part in the location and p ossible im plem entation of the W ekiva Parkw ay to State Road 417. Concepts for the Parkway will appear on the Sem inole County Web site soon, according to G ary Brender, chairm an o f the authority and a Lake Mary commissioner. He said a workshop about the Parkw ay is scheduled with the Florida Department of Transportation at the Sanford C ivic C en ter on Nov. 14 from 5 to 8 p.m. At the O ct. 20 Lake M ary Com m ission m eeting, Brender said there will prob­ ably be som e property obtained through entinent domain for the parkway. The authority, he said, wants as much public input as possible and would like people to attend the Nov. 14 workshop. Further m eetings and input sessions to dis­ cuss the parkw ay w ill be scheduled, he said. He suggested that by A pril or May 2006, the Expressw ay A u thority would m ake a final assess­ m ent on the Sem in ole County portion o f the road­ way. Marina ali extendedto New.15 Florida’s marina operators, still reeling from last year's hurricane siege, drew a break amid this year's storm season. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Com m ission extended the deadline for them to apply for aid to repair properties damaged during the 2004 hurricane season. The FWC will accept appli­ cations by mail through Nov. 15. Go to M yFW C.com/boat­ ing /grants /marinas to down­ load an application, guide­ lines and list of designated counties. For more information, call 850-488-5600 or e-mail MarinasOM yFW C.com or contact the Marine Industries Association of Florida at 305­ 663-1911 or miaf6att.net. n iU C MEETINdS8FTIE CITYIF UKE NUT FORTHENOVEMBER8. 2805. CITYEUCTMN N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the City of Lake Mary Canvassing Board for the November 8, 2005, City Election will meet at the Supervisor of Elections Office, 1500 E. Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Florida, on the dates and times for the purpos­ es listed below. For additional Information contact Carol Foster, City Clerk, at (407) 585-1423. O cto ber 28,2005, at 10:00 A.M . To conduct the logic and accuracy test on the vot­ ing equipment for early voting, Election Day voting, and absentee and provisional ballot voting. N ovem ber 8, 2005, at 6:00 P.M. To inspect, open and canvass absentee ballots and discuss matters relating to absentee voting; canvass election results from vot­ ing, absentee ballots and earfy voting; and other matters relating to the election. C IT Y O F L A K E M A R Y N O T I C E T O T H E P U B L IC NOTICE 16 HEREBY GIVEN that the precinct and early voting tabu­ lating equipment to be in service for the City of Lake Mary General Election to be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2005, will be tested at the Office of the Supervisor of Elections at 10:00 A . M. on Friday, October 28, 2005. Th e Supervisor of Elections Office is located at 1500 East Airport Boulevard, Sanford. This test is open to the press and the public. For additional Information contact Carol Foster. City Clerk, at 407- 585-1423. N ovem ber 8, 2005, at 10:00 A .M . To canvass provisional ballots. If necessary for the canvassing board to reconvene after November 0, 2005, the time, date anp location will be posted at the Office of the Supervisor of Elections and at Lake Mary City Hall and announced at the conclusion of the November 8, 2005, meeting. Additionally, each meeting may be continued from time to time as needed to address the matters before the canvassing board at such meeting and the canvassing board may discuss other issues or address other matters, in a d d i­ tion to those set forth above, to accomplish the functions of the canvassing board. A D V IC E T O T H E P U B LIC : IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S T O A P P E A L A D E C IS IO N M A D E W ITH R E S P E C T T O A N Y M A T T E R C O N S ID E R E D A T T H E A B O V E M E E T ­ IN G S O R H E A R IN G S H E M AY N E E D A V ER B A TIM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D ­ IN G S IN C LU D IN G T H E T E S T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E W H IC H R E C O R D IS N O T P R O V ID E D B Y T H E C IT Y O F LA K E M A R Y (F.8. 286.0105). P E R S O N S W ITH D IS A B ILITIE S N E E D IN G A S S IS T A N C E T O -P A R T IC IP A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T T H E H U M A N R E S O U R C E S O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R A T 407-585-1424 48 H O U R 8 IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E TIN G . Please be advised that two (2) or more members of the City Commission of the City of Lake Mary may be attending these meetings and that subjects and matters involving the City of Lake Mary may be discussed. Please be advised that two (2) members of the City Commission of the City of Lake Mary may be attending. Carol A. Foster, City Clerk City of Lake Mary, Florida �T il t III KAMI Wednesday. Ik toiler 2<i. 2l)(i~» P a g e ">A Obituaries Student w ill emcee IA event CASSELBERRY Edivin Detrcz, a sixth grade student at South Seminole Middle Schixil. was chosen to be one of die emcees for Junior Achievement of Central Florida’s 2015 MidFlorida Business Hall of Fame at the Rosen Centre Hotel on Wednesday, Nov. 30. The premier business event recognizes the accomplish­ ments of prominent business people who have made extraor­ dinary leadership contributioas to die Central Florida commu­ nity. Inspired by adventure and excitement, Detrez is undecided on whether to pursue a career in anthropology, mechanical engi­ neering or acting. He competed for die emcee position agaiasl hundreds of odicr students, but stood out from the crowd with his dynamic personality and well-honed speaking shills. “I'm really merited to be a part of this event,” said Detrez. "It's kind of like the feeling that I get when I am stage for a play - both exdted and nervous at die same time.” Detrez will host the special evening along with Elizabedi VX 'Jrn S bt* ttal* v 41^1™ ■% Photo from Junto AcM m w n.nl Edwin Dotroz. left, will emcee the JA Hall of Fame event. Ho Is pic­ tured hore with Elizabeth Beaulieu and host Georgo Rodon. Beaulieu, a ninth grader at Dr. Reed, P.A.; Donald K. Strobe, lliillips High School. The two Sr., Color Wheel Paints and students will guide the audi­ Coatings; and Joe E Wiginton ence dirough the evening and of Wiginton Corporation. The event also lumors an out­ share wliat JA means to diem at die close of die ceremony. Ten standing community leader other "Shining Star" Junior with the Spirit of Achievement Achievement students will be award. This year's recipient Ls responsible for inducting die Clarence Otis Jr., CEO of honorees into die 2005 Mid- Darden Restaurants. For more information fin die Florida Business Hall of Fame. This year's laureates are John event or for tickets call Jen F. Lowndes of Lowndes, Amodt at 407-898-2121, ext. 18 Drosdick, Doster, Kantor Sc or visit http: //orlando ja.org. Motorcycles and miracles part of benefit for children’s charity From Staff Reports ORLANDO — Roaring motorcycle engines will be a sweet sound to the children of Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Women and Shands Children's Hospital of UF this Fall. Hundreds of Central Florida bikers are expected to attend the Florida Safety Council's inaugural Motorcycles and Miracles Poker Run benefiting Children's Miracle Network on Nov. 6. Beginning at Seminole Powcrsports in Sanford, Motorcycles and Miracles will take participants throughout scenic Central Florida to col­ lect their poker hands. Destined for Old Town in much more. Registration will begin at Seminole Power Sports at 8 a.m. with the last bike out at 10 a.m. "We are proud to be involved with an organization like Children's Miracle Network, and are glad to do our part to help,” Glenn Victor, spokesperson for the Florida Safety Council, said. "While taking a tour of the Arnold Palmer Hospital, 1 saw first hand how Children's Miracle Network provides equipment and facilities hos­ pitals need to treat children." Participation in the event is open to all motorcycle riders. Tne fees to enter the Poker Run are $25 for a single rider and $15 for passengers. If you register early, before Oct. 21, alsc receive a free 2005, you also •e pr the lop three poker hands, as well as a variety of other raf­ fles. Children's Miracle Network was founded in 1983 in a campaign to support bet­ ter health care for kids, and now the network is made up of more than 170 hospitals throughout North America, dedicated to treating children. For more information or to register, log on to www.gocmn.org or www.floridasafety.org. The Florida Safety Council is a non-profit organization promoting the safety and health in every phase of American life — in the home, on the road, in schools, busi­ nesses and industrial facili­ ties. The Florida Safety Council trains over 70,000 stu­ dents annually. Oaklawn Memorial Park' Sewing Central Florida Since 1954 “A Friend When You Really Need One’ M W CHARLIE LAW Charlie Law, 87, of Terry Lane, Sanford, died Monday, Oct. 24, 2005, at Healthcare and Rehabili­ tation Center of Sanford. Law 1le was bom Aug. 2, 1918 in Hawkinsville, Ga. I le was a city worker in New Jersey. I le was a veteran of the U S. Army. Survivors include son, John L. Law of Rochester, N.Y.; sisters, Irene Williams and Rebecca Gillison, both of Sanford; brother, Robert L. Law of Sanford. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 29, at 2 p.m. at Sunrise Funeral Home Chapel. Visitation will be Friday, Oct. 28, from 5 until 8 r .m. at Sunrise Funeral lome. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. KAREN MARGARET MURGO Karen Margaret Murgo, 47, of Sanford, died Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2005, in Volusia County. She was born July 30, 1958, in Brooklyn, N.Y. ' She was a teacher at Greenwood lakes Middle School in Lake Mary. She was Catholic. Survivors include daugh­ ter, Jacalyn Murgo of Sanford; parents I iarold and Patricia Garrett of Winter Springs; sis­ ters Kathleen Garrett of Orlando, Laureen Moscater of Casselberry and Denise Randolph of Osteen; one granddaughter. Funeral sendees were held Sunday, Oct. 23, at East Altamonte Chapel of the Baldwin Fairchild Funeral I lome. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, East Altamonte Chapel, Altamonte Springs, in charge of arrangements. BETTY I. WAGNER Betty I. Wagner, 85, of Casselberry, died Friday, Oct. 21, 2005, in Winter Park. She was bom Dec. 25, 1919, in Pittsburgh, Pa. She was a homemaker. S u n ’ivors include hus­ band, John C. Wagner; sons, John Wagner, II, and Chuck Wagner; sister, Velma Abider; five grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Funeral sendees will be Sunday, Oct. 30, at 5:30 p.m. at Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry with the Rev. George Clouse officiating. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrangements. ROGERS WALTON Msgt. Rogers Walton, 55, ________________ of West First I Street, Sanford, died Saturday, Oct. 22, 2005, at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Walton He was born May 29, 1950, in Sanford. He was a Baptist. He was a retired veteran of the U.S. Air Force for 23 years. Survivors include wife, Lorna L. Walton of Sanford; sister, Tina Lee Johnson of Sanford; brothers Robert Lee Walton, Jr., Malachi Walton, both of Sanford, and Eugene Walton of Long wood. Memorial services will be held Saturday, Oct. 29, at 10 a.m. at New Life Word Center, 1311 Oak Avenue, Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of arrangements. H arrell & Beverly Transm issions 209 W . 25th St.. S a n fo rd Since 1959...Same Location M V -0 0 5 6 4 We Value Our Veterans FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY CEM ETERIES HILDA Y. KIRKLAND Hilda Y. Kirkland, 93, of Oviedo, died Thursday, Oct. 20, 2005, at her residence. She was bom in Arcadia, Fla. She was a homemaker and a member of College Park Baptist Church. There were no listed sur­ vivors. Funeral services will be held at Collison's Howell Branch Chapel with burial by Metro Crematory. Donations may bo made in her name to American Diabetes Sc Hospice of the Comforter. Collison Family Funeral Homes Sc Crematory, Howell Branch Chapel, Winter Park, in charge of arrangements. AND FUNERAL HOMES .i™ Telephone (407) 322-4263 r u m ' P r e - A r r a n g e m e n t G u u le Our United States Veterans have provided our country with a valuable service. The folks at Brisson Funeral Home remember that service and want to say thanks. Veterans will receive a FREE CASKET ‘A s k F o r Y o u r at their time of need. Brisson’s attentive staff can also provide veterans with infomation about a free burial service at the national cemetery. Brisson - a trusted name since 1940. Privately owned, locally managed. rn n * i r ... ' Compare and you'll fin d we're more ([{fordable. - -■ '-'-S ' t.iS j fHMbil M li Winter Springs I * i I 'n ' •. IC o m p a r e o u r p r i c e s a n d s e r v i i 1 ------- «■■■— Service Shorty Smith, Associate Allen Storms, outer bunal container^ (^puJDED you ci - fiSJKjt]1 ^IJTbpoSc. foldcre. th an k you carili. D V D Service plu* caskct’ AIj°INCLUDED > m | r m •»U ••! rr X B R IS S O N FU N ER AL H O M E 407-322-2131 005 S . Laurel A ve ., S anford •O n. r . f — p .. a w f LFU Mi A i t I O ltw . u b f r t * ° » ,tl>oul ' �Page 6 A Wednesday. October 21). 200fi T h e H erald H trild photo by Tommy Vtncoot Jorrt® Safford ot Apopka shows oft his JZ Riders Custom Motorcyte at the Blketoberfest Saturday In Sanlord. T h u n d er C ontinued from Page 1A his officers the latitude to con­ trol the event with a very low profile, and the ladies and gentlemen need a huge 'that• a-boy*. They did just a phe­ nomenal job. They were there, but they weren't. They were on their bicycles, smiling with the crowd, talking with bik­ ers, helping people across the street. They were the consum­ mate protectors of the city. 1 was honestly, absolutely proud," Elliott praised. Elliott said that with the police department's estimate of approximately 20,000 peo­ ple com ing and going throughout the weekend, and only 2,000 motorcycles, the ratio between bikers to com m unity mem bers was probably about four to one. This event, from the very Hsrshf photo by Tommy Vlncont beginning, Elliott stated, was Easy riding on the streets ol Sanford during Bikefest. about the city of Sanford, the business people, the Chamber, and the citizens. Sunday morning. team, visit www.cen"I would be remiss if I did­ The team recently won the tralfldrillteam .com. n't thank a couple of people," World Championship Cup in Cornell, who was only at Elliott said. "I have to thank Nashville, and they present­ Sunday's event because the Thunder Rock, Mama Chris, ed the cup to Jerry team had a prior com m it­ I’aula at Sem inole Harley, Zebrowsky, ow ner of J Z ment to perform at a charity Tracy at Bank First, Lisa at Riders Custom Motorcycles event on Saturday, said: .. ‘ “It Porzig Realty, David at in Sanford, who is the team's was a great event for the city Liberty Tax and Chamber sponsor. of Sanford, I thought, and Chairm an, and of course "H e was very surprised I'm sure it will get better." Angelia, who is the Chamber and honored," team member Elliott visited downtown President. These are just a Jim Cornell said. and the lakefront Monday few of the people involved The Central Florida morning to "look over the who were tireless workers M otorcycle Drill Team is scene of the crime". who were there from the unique, Cornell says, because "Tire stages were gone; the beginning, and just believed they are the only motorcycle tents, trucks, vehicles gone; that this thing would come drill team that com bines no trash; no grass tom up; no together and it did." Harley Davidson Ultra bleachers ripped down or Team X-Treem performed Classics, Classics and Road throughout the weekend and Glides with the Honda 1800 fences destroyed," Elliott said. "Everything was the Elliott said they put on a Gold Wing. way it was before." show that was "heart stop­ “We have proven that the Elliott praised the city of ping". two brands can co-exist "People just didn't realize together and have a bunch of Sanford for their prepared­ what you could do with a fun doing it," Cornell wrote ness with the event, and he said that even though there motorcycle. It was exciting in an e-mail. were some small issues, they and just an unbelievable The team perform s for were "so insignificant". show," Elliott said. charity events and supports "I'm just so proud to have Another performance local rallies. They are a non­ group was the world cham­ profit group whose expenses been a part of this premiere pion titleholders, the Central are mostly paid by the indi­ event and been able to work Florida M otorcycle Drill vidual team members. For with the Sanford Chamber, Team, who performed more information on the and the literally hundreds of volunteers," Elliott said. 1 "*> 1 In Men\ony of I)lcAfl Dlch Danny A«-e2/3«vr aiim t « to-27-ve llt Ml MUHV 1 OUMAIU UDAM 1 r t - l / i.H 1 A -tt> _ 1 U» I .1 /. (W pM# p ^ L ) |n Mi-nti'M ~ ? r “' V s n '•*'* 10A7 ,w*«Cksu.l I ... t CM SICK AND TIRED burying MY BROTHERS and SISTER TO PRESERVE AMERICA 5 mr.HT TO DRIVE STUPID, \< { Aif , This biker makes a statement In memory of fallen friends. ; |y I / it HarsW photo by Tommy Vlncont | 0 ML | p • j 1 ' wmr r - ’ mobtle was hn as well. �Page IB M id w eek October 26-27, 2005 Briefs SCARY RACING This Saturday, October 29th, New Smyrna Speedway will host the Halloween Enduro 200. Also on the program will be the Pro Truck*, Quick Kids, Late Models, Modified*, Sportsman, Super Stock, Mini Stock and Strictly Slock. Plus for the young and the old, a Halloween Costume Contest. The pit gate will open at 2 p.m. and the grand­ stands will open at 6 p.m. willt racing action start­ ing at 7:30 p.m. General admission will be SIS for adults, $10 for students and seniors, and free for children 11 and under. Remember - Halloween Costume Contest so kids, be your scariest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For more information, please call 386-427-1129, or visit the website at www.fascar.org. SANFORD YOUTH BASKETBALL Registration has begun for the 2005-2006 Sanford Leisure Services (Recreation Department) Youth Recreation Basketball League. The'League is for play­ ers from 5-to-13 years old and will play at two sites beginning November 12th. The Biddy Ball Division (5 4c 6 year olds, players bom in the years 2000 and 1999) and Prep Division (7, 8 4c 9 year olds, for players bom in the years 1998,1997 and 1996) will be playing their games at Seminole Trinity Christian. The Biddy Division is still in need of several players, white most «f the others air either full or filling rapidly. The Junior Division (10 <c 11 year olds for players bom in the years 1995 and 1994) and the Senior Division (12 It 13 year olds for players bom in the years 1993 and 1992) will be playing at Millennium Middle School. The fee is $50 per play­ er for Sanford residents and $60 for non-residents. Coaches are also still needed. Registration will be taken at the Downtown Recreation Center, lower level of Sanford City HalL Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information call the Sanford Recreation Department at 407-330-5697. CUMC GOLF The public is invited to participate in the sixth annual Life Skills Ministry Golf Tournament and BBQ being sponsored by the men of Community United Methodist Church. The $60 entry fee includes golf, cart range balls and a delicious bar­ becue chicken and rib dinner. Prizes will also be awarded. The tournament will be held at Winter Springs Golf Club on Saturday, October 29th, starting at 1 p.m. Dinner will be held at the church (4921 S. Highway 17-92. Casselberry) at 6 p.m. Call Steve O'Donnell at 407-331-9334 or e-mail at bostonl redsoxOaol.com for more details and to register. HAPPY B-DAY SCW This Friday, October 28th, Southern Championship Wrestling will be celebrating its Seventh Year Anniversary at the Eastmonte Civic Center with a Wrestling Super Show. The evening will feature eight Main Event Match­ ups, featuring many of the stars of today and yesterday. Speaking of stars of today and yesterday, the See Briefs, Page SB FHSAA postpones From Staff Reporta Due to the threat of Hurricane Wilma, the Florida High School Athletic Association office announced lale last Saturday that the 2005 FHSAA Golf Finals state tournament scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 25-26, in Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Stuart and Veto Beach had been postponed. The golf finals now will be played next Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 1-2, at the same locations along the state's Treasure Coast. The optional practice round and pretoumament coaches meeting will be held Monday, Oct. 31. T h ere is still a lot of uncertainty as to Wilma's intentions," Commissioner John A. Stewart said on Saturday before the storm’s arrival. "The only thing Just about everyone agree* on is that the state golf finals Wilma forces a week’s delay in tournaments storm will hit some part of Florida at some place and time In the next week. Accordingly, wc arc proceeding with Option 2 ol our contingency plan and postponing the golf final* until the fol­ lowing week." The FHSAA Golf Finals Ls the second state finals event to be postponed because of Wilma. The FHSAA announced last Thursday that the 2005 FHSAA Fall Soccer Finals scheduled for Friday and Saturday, Oct. 28-29, has been rescheduled for Friday and Saturday, Nov. 4-5. The eight first-round play-in games scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 25 nave been postponed until Friday, Oct. 28. Lake Brantley, meanwhile, won both the boys and girls team titles in the Class 3A-District 2 Swimming and Diving Meet and will lead other local ualificni into this week's regional*. The atriots will be taking part in the Gass 3A-Region 1 Meet at the Stephen G O'Connell Center on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville on King of the Lions top Patriots, take lead in 6A-2 See Preps, Page 2B Bears stay alive By Tony De S o n n ie r' Special to the Herald WINTER SPRINGS — Rivalries, like mighty oaks, often have simple beginnings. To the casual observer, last Friday night's 14-6 win by the Winter Springs Bear* (5-3) over the visiting Seminole Fighting Seminole* (1-7) at the A.W. Epps Sports Complex was ‘ nothing more than a victory by a playoff contender over an also-ran. Both coaches knew, however, the game is part of something much larger than a single sea­ son campaign. " T h e y didn't play like a 1-6 team, did they A Winter Springs coach Steve Katz asked rhetorically as his team celebrated the district and homecoming win. 'Seminole played a heck of a ball game. We're thrilled to get the victo­ ry "We're building a pretty good rivalry with Seminole. U wasn't much of a rivalry at the beginning because they beat us all the time, but the last couple of years, the games have been very competitive. We're real proud of It" For Seminole, which already has long-standing rivalries with Lake Mary and DeLand, the seasonal showdown with Winter Springs continues to take on emotional significance. T h is Is getting to be quite a rivalry between the two schools,' said Seminole coach Mick Harris. 'Lake Mary will always be our big rivalry, but this game is getting to be more and more important every year. The two teams really got By D m Smith Sports Editor It's all in Oviedo's hands now. The Lions are one win away from completing a remarkable turnaround after they rallied for a 22-14 vic­ tory over Lake Brantley in a classic Class 6A-District 2 football showdown at John Courier Pleld last Friday night. The two Seminole Athletic Conference powerhouses showed off tremendous defenses as they battled to take sole leadership in the district standings heading into this Friday's final game. After three of the first five possessions by the two teams ending in drive-end­ ing fourth down stops, two by Oviedo and one by the Patriots, Lake Brantley final­ ly got on the board when fullback Adam Allegroe broke loose for a long run that was moved further along by a facemask penalty and star quarterback Bryan Bearden capped the drive with a 20-yard touchdown tun, giving the Patriots at 7­ 0 lead. That would be all of the scoring until the final minute of the half when the hosts scored on a 25-yard touchdown pass from Tyler Crockett to Garrett Wilkins. The Lions would still trail at See Lions, Page 3B Friday. For information on qualifiers, please visit the website at www.fhsaa.org. The district cross country meets will be held this week. The Class 1A-District 3 Meet at Mount Dora Bible will kick things off on Thursday, October 27th, with the girls running at 4 JO p.m. and the boys at 5 p.m. The Crooms Academy boys, along with the teams from Lake Mary Prep, Orangcwood Christian and Trinity Prep are a part of 1A-3, and the Crooms Academy girls will run independently as they do not have a full team. Also In 1A-3 are Bronson, Cedar Key, Central Florida Christian (Ocoee), Circle Christian (Orlando), Father Lopez Htnftd photos by Oviedo's Austin Watson (No. 34, above) had his second big game in as many weeks, rush­ ing for 169 yards and two touch­ downs, both In the third quarter when the Lions rallied to go ahead to stay, and the Oviedo defense, Including defensive ends Qabe Carrlsqulllo and Mika Ragsdale (No.'a 4 and 42, dark uniforms right) harassed Lake Brantley star Bryan Bearden the whole game, forc­ ing the quarterback Into four of the Patriots' five turnovers, as the hosts clinched at least a tie lor the regular season district championship with a 22-14 vic­ tory over the Pats in a Class 6ADistrict 2 showdown at John Courier Field last Friday. See Bears, Page 9B Girls’ Volleyball regionals to be played this evening By Doan Smith Herald Staff The Florida High School Athletic Association gave six Seminole County girls' voUeyball teams a break in the wake of Hurricane Wilma, post- HsraMphoto by Jim Wants Oviedo’s Kirsty Blue (No. 11, left) pounds down one of her 12 kills during the Lions' three-game sweep of host Winter Springs In the Class 6A-District 3 Championship Game last Thursday. mpioni Oviedo, Lake Howell and Orangewood Christian will all be at home, with district runner-ups Winter Springs, Trinity Prep and The Master's Academy hitting the road for 7 p.m. matches. Oviedo improved to 21-1 with an impressive three-game sweep of Winter Springs in the Gas* 6A-District 3 Championship Match on the Bears' home court. Kirsty Blue had 12 kills and Chelsea Kauss had four service aces to lead the offense and Jen Darty and Kaitlin Cole (11 digs) paced a Lions defense that denied Winter Springs stars Shelby Hock (eight kills, 11 digs) and Brianna Berry (nine kills) and the guests easily got past the hosts, 25-14, 25-14 and 25-22. Oviedo will be at home to host a very good Edgewater squad (22-6). while the Bears (20-7) must travel to take on defending sUte champion Winter Park (25-1), which rolled over the Eagles, 25-6, 25-19 and 25-13 In a little over an hour. The Lions had bested Lake Mary (14-13), which had knocked off Seminole in the first round, 25-21, 25-11 and 25-10, in the semifinals, while Winter Springs had ousted Lake Brantley (17-9), 17-25, 25-23, 25-21 and 25-23. The Patriots had advanced to the semifinals by easing past Lyman (5-13), 25-16 25-12 and 25-14. Top-seeded lake Howell (21-6) continued Its outstanding season by romping past New Smyrna, 25-5, 25-11 and 25-10, in the semifinals ana whipping Mainland (5-13), 25-3,25-17 and 25-12, in trie Gass 5A-District 5 final at home with Thomas posting 11 kills and seven digs and Daiger 11 kill*. The Silver Hawks will host 16-7 Aubumdale at home tonight. Trinity Prep (21-5) had advanced to the d as* 3A-DUtrict 8 final by defeating first-year school Hagery (16-7), 25-8,25-6 and 25-14. but the Saints could not get past powerful Lake in the finals, losing to the 3-11,25-18 and 25-13. travel to Mount Dora High (20­ 6) today. Orangewood Christian also Improved to 25-1 on the season by clobbering Geneva (10-8), 25-8 25-16 and 25-8, in the semifinals and then defeat­ ing Circle Christian in the finals in Gass 1ADistrict 6. The Rams will host Penial Baptist (16-7) hum Palatka. The Master's Academy (17-10) outscurcd ILj * Trinity, 29-27,25-15 and 25-21. in the wmihnak but fell to host The First Academy in the ClasT 2A-District 9 championship match will h, on the road at powerful Lakeland Christian tonighL No. 2 seeded Lake Mary Prep miss«t .l__. offs when it was upset in the C l i ^ t ^ l ) , ^ ^ and See VolleybaU, Page SB �Page 2H Midweek. October 2IT27. 2(K).r> Tm: III h\i i* M osquito L a g o o n ’s backcountry solitude By Captain David Rogers Special to the Herald The Mosquito Lagoon is a very popular place and the crowds continue to pour into this small paradise. I have seen the population quadruple over the last three years and it will only multiply. Many times when I am not running a charter and want to get away, I will head north in the lagoon. The solitude Is always there, even on the weekends. I have taken a few charters into the paradise of small islands and oyster bars, but I usually reserve it for fun fishing. There are a few times when only a few fish will be roaming around, but the quality of fish Is awesome. Most of the time the trout we catch are larger than the redfish. It is not uncommon to catch a variety of fish due to the actual tidal flow that occurs. You must have a shallow running boat to get there and you belter know where you are going or you could lose your lower unit. My friend, Mark Elliot, showed me the area many years ago and I used to worry about getting stuck when the tide would fall. Many times I had to push my first skiff across sandbars to find my way out. Over the years I have expanded my searches and found some really fishy areas. A few select people have witnessed trout as long as your arm and sometimes schools of trout and redfish. Most of the time it is just picking off single fish and tossing top water plugs, the Rip Tide jerk bait, or the Rip Tide 3 inch Mullet. The best time to fish this backcountry paradise is in the fall and winter. Summer and spring can also be productive. Winter is probably the best due to the fact the bottom is somewhat muddy. The mud will hold the heat longer and tire shallow fiats will warm ouickly. The temperature can rise as much as five degrees on a bright winter day. Once the cold fronts begin to roll through it becomes a place you can fish even with 15-20 mph winds. The small islands will block the winds and you can always find a leeward shoreline. It is not unusu­ al to see large gator trout tailing along with red­ fish. The water is super dear in the winter and sight fishing is spectacular. Not too many things will get your blood boiling like sight casting to an eight or ten pound gator trout. Two years ago, during a December outing with a fly fisherman, we came a across a school of trout which had twelve fish hanging together. Every trout was over seven pounds with the largest probably pushing twelve pounds. My client probably made thirty casts to the fish. They were not sptxrky and they would come up and bump the fly, but would not take the fly. lie tried at least five flics and they would not eat. I was amazed at how long they hung around the boat. Normally big trout are super spooky, not these. Fall will always produce a strong top water bite, just recently I took a friend in the bark for some top water action. We tossed the Rattlin'CTiug Bug all day and caught twelve trout. We must have had thirty blowups from these aggressive trout. Three of the trout were in the four-pound range and only two were short of the fifteen-inch mark. One nice redfish crushed the plug and few others swung and missed. This Saturday not only produced some quality fish, but some quality solitude. We saw one crab boat all day. Summer can produce some surprisingly good days. I have encountered large schools of slot­ sized redfish. When this happens, look out. If you want to talk about aggressive fish this it where it can happen. Over the years I have maybe had a half-dozen limes when this phe­ nomenal occurrence took place. It is not unusual to catch over fifty redfish. I was fishing with a friend of mine seven years ago and we came around the aim er of an island and there was a school of over 300 reds. These fish would hit anything we cast. We caught and released 86 redfish that day. I must admit that two went home for dinner. Not only did we catch all those reds, we land­ ed a flounder, some nice trout and a couple of sheepshcad. Blind casting top water plugs and jerk baits is a great summer time option. I also love to toss the Rip Tide 2 inch Crab rigged on a 1/B-ounce jig head. The water is muddy during the summer. 1 have also found that fishing the outgoing tide is best. If you don't have a boat that will float in five to seven inches of water you might be there a little longer than you planned. Spring will also produce some nice catches. Many times you will encounter pre-spawn trout and they will tear into a top water plug or jerk bait. Not only will you find trout, but also ladyfish and redfish are close by. I have caught some ladyfish that went five pounds or better. A five- pound ladyfish can fight like a tarpon. Speaking of tarpon, sometimes a small five to ten pound baby will give you a thrill. The water is still clear In tne spring, which makes sight casting a great option. Top water plugs work all day long. A well-plaa*d fly will reward you as will jerk baits plan'd in the path of a gator trout. Solitude can still be found in the Mosquito Lagoon, you just have to know when* to look. The best time to explore is on a bright sunny day with little wind. You can poke around and look for oyster beds and sandbars. just be careful, you might find yourself all alone. Tight lines and good fishing. NEWLY REFORMULATED GASOLINE WITH ETHANOL COULD RUITURE OLD FIBER­ GLASS GAS TANKS Older fiberglass fuel tanks may fail as a result of recent gasoline reformulations that are using increased amcentrations of the fuel additive ethanol. BoatU.S. believes that as a result of industry­ wide changes in fiberglass resin formulations in the mid 1980's, the problem appears to be limit­ ed to tanks manufactured prior to this date. Diesel fuel systems are not affected. The fiberglass fuel tanks in question were stan­ dard equipment on some Hatteras, Bertram and possibly other boats. While the investigation is still in the preliminary stage, BoatU5. believes that reformulatioas made to gasoline in the Long Island Sound area that replaced MTBE (Methyl Tertiary-Butyl Ether) in late 2004 with a 10% con­ centration of ethanol is causing the additive to "attack" the resin in the old fiberglass tanks. The results are weakened tank walls and bottoms with the potential to leak. Anytime gasoline leaks into the bilge, there is a significant risk of an explosion. BoatU.S. has confirmed reports of tank wall failure in which gasoline was found leaking into the bilge. It also nas reports of a tar-like sub­ stance - possibly created from the chemical reac­ tion between the older fiberglass resin and ethanol - causing hard black deposits that dam­ age intake valves and pushrods, ultimately destroying the engine. "At a minimum the problem can devalue a boat significantly since replacing damaged fuel tanks and engines can be a significant expense. However, the potential for leaking and explosion is a far greater factor," said Chuck Fort associate editor of Seaworthy, the damage avoidance newsletter from BoatU.S. BoatU.S. is asking boaters for any firsthand reports or other information they may have on the issue and is doing additionalI test ng to eval­ uate the extent of the problem. "We d like to know if other gasoline reformulationsi with lesser amcentrations of ethanol react with the resin, perhaps at a slower paa\" said Fort. The increasing use of ethanol has largely been the result of federal and state efforts to replace MTBE, a potential carcinogen, with a safer alter­ native. MTBE and ethanol oxygenate fuel to help reduce harmful emissions when running cold engines just after startup. BoatU.S. has no reports from other slates using lesser concentra­ tions of ethanol. "Many well-regarded boat manufacturers have used fiberglass tanks reliably for years," said Fort. "But unforeseen by these builders, the new reformulation In New York and Connecticut includes a high percentage of ethanol. And unfortunately, gasoline with ethanol is the only fuel available to boaters in these areas." Some stations in New Jersey may also be using ethanol-enhanced fuel. If you have any information on the issue, please am tad Fort at 703-461-2878, ext. 3033 or email CForWIHoatUS.aim. Early symptoms may include engine backfiring and hard (sluggish) starting, in which the motor turns over slowly as though the battery were weak. Affeded engines also may not reach their rated RI’M. Fort said. "Ironically, the substance seems to pavs through fuel filters leaving no tell-tale marks some nave appeared clean on our reports. The only way to know for certain is to pull the carbu­ retor and insped the underside for a black, gummy film which can indicate a serious prob­ lem." Until it fully understands the extent of the issue, BoatU.S. is recommending that any early 1980's or older vessel with fiberglass gas tanks be stored empty over the winter. 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T he ClaM 4A-Di»tric1 1 M eet w ill tie held at the Sperling Sports Complex in DcLand with the girls at 8:30 a.m. and the boys at 9:10 a.m. Lake Mary, Oviedo, Seminole and Winter Springs are a part of 4A-1 along with Bart ram Trail (Jacksonville), Buchholz (Gainesville), DcLand, Deltona, Flagler Palm Coast (Bunnell), Fletcher (Neptune Beach), Mandarin (Jacksonville), Lake Brantley High School starting with the girls at 8 a.m. and the boys at 8 JO a.m. The host Patriots will be joined by Lyman. Apopka, Boone (Orlando), Colonial (Orlando), Cypress Creek (Orlando), Dr. Phillips (Orlando), East Ridge (Clermont), Edgewaler (Orlando), Evans (Orlando), NlcevUle, Orange Park. Pirye .... Freedom (Orlando), Ocoee, Ridge (DelianaL Sandalwood Olympia (Orlando). Timber (Jacksonville) and Spruce Creek Creek (Orlando). University (Port Orange). (Orlando), West Orange Class 4A-District 2 will be at (Winter Carden) and Winter Park. Class 3A-District 7, which includes Lake HowcIL will be run at St. Goud High School ’ with the girls at 9:30 a.m. and the boys at 10:15 a.m. Others In the field are Celebration. Fort Pierre Westwood, Mainland (Daytona Beach). Marlin County (Stuart), Merrill Island, New Smyrna Beach, Oak Ridge (Orlando), Okeechobee, Kockledge, St. ’ Goud, Satellite (Satellite Beach), Seabreeze (Daytona Beach), Sebastian River (Sebastian), South Fork (Stuart) and Titusville. Class 2A-District 4 finds new Hagcrty High running its firstever district meet at Jackson Middle School in Titusville with the girls taking to the grass at apy.and tj)y boys at Also in the field is host Astronaut (Titusville), Atlantic (Port Orange), Bishop Moore (Orlando), Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Eustis, Florida Air (Melbourne), Harmony, Jones (Orlando), Lake Highland Prep (Orlando), Melbourne Central Catholic, Mount Dora, South Lake (Groveland), Space Coast (C ocoa), Tavares, Umatilla (girls unlyj «u>d Wu»t Shore SPEA K SPANISH MANANA! or English •French •German Italian •Portuguese •20 others Conversational Fluency begins with the very first lesson. Start MaPlana at the Inlingua* Center or at your office or home. Also languages for business & health care. 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T\j ane drops its third-straight contest and Ians to 2-4 overall and 1-3 in league play. The performances of the two tailbacks marked the first time since 1992 that UCF had a pair of players rush for over 100 yards. Smith even exhibited his arm, taking a handoff late in the third quarter from Junior quarterback Steven Moffett and tossing a 12-yard touchdown pass to Darcy Johnson. The Golden Knights rushed for 286 yards as a team - the third highest total in the school's Division I-A history. The contest was originally slated for Saturday evening, but was moved to Friday due to Hurricane Wilma. UCF was playing on a Friday for only the sixth time in school history. ing toss with seven seconds on the clock and UCF led, 27-14, at halftime. A week after committing five turnovers in the first half al Southern Miss, UCF forced three Green Wave turnovers in the opening half. The 27 points scored by UCF marked the most in tne first half by the team this season. Moffett completed 17-of-29 pass attempts for 190 yards with one score, l ie has thrown at least one touchdown pass in 10 consecu­ tive games. Defensively, UCF held Tulane lo just 80 yards on the ground. The Golden Knights totaled four interceptions, including two from Burnett. The Green Wave grabbed a 14-13 advan­ tage with 10:21 to play in the second quar­ ter when Lester Kicard threw a 44-yard touchdown pass to Preston Brown. Senior wideout Brandon Marshall from Lake Howell matched a career high with 10 receptions for 110 yards. Freshman safety Jason Venson totaled a team-high nine tack­ les and added one forced fumble. Burnett added six slops. The contest started well for the Golden Knights as senior defensive tackle Frisncr Nelson intercepted a Ricard pass on the sec­ ond play of the game. Nelson’s first career The Golden Knights closed out the open­ ing half in style, recording a pair of touch­ downs in the final five minutes. Peters broke away for a 50-yard touchdown scam­ per with 4:40 to go in the second quarter. Following a 34-yard punt return from fresh­ man comerback joe Burnett, Moffett guided the hosts down tne field and found junior wideout Mike Walker for a seven-yard scor- Lions 1C • ( I r» J FC M so PU (V OS a ih C K oi St Pu VI c MO RE( INC berth, Lyman, continued its amazing season by easing past Gainesville High, 13-6, at the Carlton D. Henley Sports Complex to improve to 5-2 on (he season. The Greyhounds will earn a home game, and win the Class 5A-District 3 championship, if they can pull off an upset of powerful Mainland this Friday at 7 p.m. Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium. A losa to the Buccaneers would force Lyman to go on the road for tne first round of the playoffs. Orangewood Christian (2-6 overall) missed a chance to make the playoffs when the Rams fell, 65-14, lo Warner Christian in South Daytona. OC is now 1-2 in Class 1BDistrict 4 and is out of the race for the playoffs. The Rams will close out dis­ trict play at The Master’s Academy (1-7,1-2), which waa also thrashed, 43-0, by Father Lopez,, at 7 p.m. p.n this * -Friday. It will also be Ho Homecoming for the Eagle*. The upset of the week came al Lake Mary, where adversityridden Lake Howell outsorted the Rams, 35-34, in an SAC matchup at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. The two teams swapped the lead for much of the game and was tied al 21-21 after three period*. Continued from Page IB the intermission, however, as the extra point try failed. After intermission Oviedo coach Greg Register turned to emerging star Austin Watson to lead the Lions to victory. For the second straight week, the senior running back came up big in the second half, scor­ ing on runs of 11- and 40-yards in the third quartet to put Oviedo ahead to stay. Watson finished with 169 yards rushing and the two scores, almost matching the 176 yards, two touchdown effort he had against Lake Mary last week. Place kicker Chance Weise widened the hosts' lead to 22-7 with a 20-yard field goal before Bearden completed the scoring with a 40-yanl touchdown pass to Mitch McGrath. But for the most part it was a rough game for Bearden as the Lions defense sacked the star [uarterback five times and reed him into four turnovers, including three fumbles, and took the ball away from Lake Brantley five times in the game. With the win Oviedo, which went 1-9 last year, is now 7-1 overall and 34) in 6A-2 and clinched at least a tie for the regular season district champi­ onship. The Lions tvill win the dis­ trict title outright with a victo­ ry over neighborhood rival Winter Springs (5-2, 2-1) at home this Friday, but even a loss would not eliminate them from the playoff chase. , Oviedo would still finish sec­ ond if the Patriots, who are now 5-3 overall and 2-1 in dis­ trict were to lose at home to Lake Mary this Friday. There is only way the Lions will not make the playoffs. If they lose to the Bears and Lake Brantley wins on Friday that would force a three-team playoff next Monday (Oct. 31) and the two survivors of that playoff would advance to the FHSAA Quarterfinals. The only team that has defi­ nitely clinched a postseason l The Silver Hawks took the lead when Bobby Ralph scored on a 4-yard run, but Lake Mary rallied for two touchdowns, on a 6-yard run by Robert Williamson and a 14-yard touchdown paw from Sean Connolly to Scan Brooks with lew than a minute to play. Unfortunately for the Rams, the extra point was missed, leaving ihe door open for Lake Howell. And the visitors took advan­ tage as star quarterback Taylor Beasley drove his team 51 yards In Ihe final 27.7 seconds, completing the rally with a 4yard scoring strike to Sharrod Braddy with 0.6 seconds on the clock lo tic the game. Junior kicker Adrew Calise then gave the Silver Hawks and Interim head coach Earnest Lewis the win by converting ihe extra point attempt. Lake Howell is now 3-5 on Ihe season and will look for a district win when they travel to Deltona to lake on Pine Ridge in a 5A-District 3 game this Friday at 7 p.m. Lake Mary fell to 3-5, but still has an outside shot at the play­ offs as the Rams will be al Lake Brantley to close out the 6ADistrict 2 season on Friday. If Lake Mary wins and Winter Springs loses to Oviedo, there would be a three-way tie for second, forcing a playoff nexl Monday for the district runner-up spot. Trinity Prep (2-6) also saw its slim playoff chances squashed in a 43-7 thumping by Crescent City. The Saints will host Space Coast on Friday. Lake Mary Prep (0-9) scored for the second straight week, but the Griffins were still no match (or Boca Raton Christian (4-3) as they fell 47-8. Continued from Pag* IB semifinals by Warner Christian, 25-15, 26-24 and 25­ 18. The winners of tonight's matchups will advance to the Regional Quarterfinals to be played this Saturday at 2 p.m. Sec UCF, Page 8B returned muffed the kick and it was recovered by Winter Springs at the Seminole 42. "We showed we're capable of playing hanl-hitting football for four quarters tonight," said Katz. "This team has come a long way this sea­ son and we’re right where we want to be, play­ ing in big games and in control of our own des­ tiny." Winter Springs' victory, combined with Oviedo’s ?2-14 dedsion over Lake Brantley last Friday, creates almost a "win or stay home" situ­ ation for the Bears Friday night when they travel to Oviedo for a 6A-Distrid 2 showdown, but the outcome could still have several scenarios for the playoffs. The Bears, who are 2-1 in ihe district need to beat Oviedo (3-0) in order to clinch at least a tie for the district championship, but that's just on the surface. If Winter Springs wins and Lake Brantley (5-3 and 2-1) loses at home lo Lake Mary (3-5, 1-2) on Friday, the Bears would win the district and Oviedo would be the runner-up. If the Bears and Patriots both win iherc would be a three-way lie f9r the top spot and a playoff would be required next Monday, Oct. 31, to determine who goes into the 6A playoffs as the district champion, who goes as thei runner-up. runnci and who stays home. Nearly the same situation exists If Winter Springs and Lake Brantley both lose as then there would be a three-way tic for second, again forcing a playoff next Monday. The whole thing become moot however, as if the Lions and Patriots win, they would be the 6A-2 representative* In the playoff* starting Nov. II. Continued from Page IB after each other tonight." Despite being out-gained 234-76, the Tribe was never more than one play away from making Winter Springs' homecoming game a disaster. The Bears exploited a Seminole turnover for the game's first points, recovering a fumble at 6:39 of the first quarter al the Tribe 18-yard line. Elwil Acevedo put Winter Springs ahead when he scored four plays later on a four-yard run. Seminole's best chance to tie the score came just before halftime following a missed field goal attempt by Winter Springs. Taking over at their own 19-yard line with 7.02 remaining in the half, the Tribe put together a 12-play, 69-yard drive that died at the Bears' 22-yard line. “We made a lot of mistakes tonight," said Harris. "We gave them that first touchdown. We were close all night, we just couldn't get the ball Into the end zone. Give them credit; they pushed the ball on us when they needed to." The Bears were able lo protect their lead by keeping the ball out of the hands of ihe Seminoles, running 33 offensive plays to the 'Nolcs' 13 in ihe second half. Even so. Winter Springs couldn't put Seminole away. Lars Anderson's 16-yard touchdown reception on a pass from Taylor Salem with 6:25 left io play in the fourth quarter gave the Bears a 14-0 lead, but Seminole struck back almost immedi­ ately. James Manning returned Ihe ensuing kickoff 70 yards to the Winter Springs four-yard line. II took three plays for Seminole to cash in the opportunity, freshman quarterback Ray Ray Armstrong lunging in from the one. The kick was wide on the extra-point attempt, leaving Seminole down 14-6 with 5:14 left to play. Seminole, meanwhile. Is off this week and won't play again until Friday, Nov. 4, when the THbe (1-7, U-4) host* the Lyman Greyhound* tor Homecoming in a *ea*on-endlng Seminole Athletic Conference contest. The Bear* took over four minutes off the dock, but still were forced lo punt with 69 seconds remaining In the game. Unfortunately for the Tribe, the game ended as it began. The Seminole A /o B < o o c/ - - - A / 'o G _/ I Bears LMP will be also be in Deltona on Saturday tu take on Trinity Christian in a IB-4 game. Volleyball - interception set-up a 32-yard field goal from senior placeklcker John Brown. On UCF's next possession, Smith found the end zone on a nine-yard scamper and the hosts led, 10-0 at the 8:44 mark of the first quarter. Ricard completed 27-of-47 passes for 360 yards with four interceptions and three scores. Brown had three receptions eption for 97 ards Anthony Cannon notened a gamcards. lifih: igh 11 tackles in the losing w effort. This Saturday, two teams lhal were pre­ dicted to finish in a tie for last place in Conference USA's Easlem Division presea­ son poll meet when UCF (4-3,3-1 C-USA) visits East Carolina (3-4, 2-2 C-USA). 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FnenOy A ReeecnaNe Lean Service, ptoaie cel Stoat Cotton, to* CerHAed Toro Ground* Ifo ito (407)222-1232 h a n g *s UNBEATABLE PUCES Licerutd l buured 407-699-1234 C ar C I i Frankie's Cleaners 407 221-44*4 VEHICLE YEAR 1995 MAKE: ACURA MOOEL 40R COLOR BLUE VIN# JM4DB7652SS000045 Vuhcto Auction 0 9 00am WHEN Novambar IS. 2009 WHERE Paula Towing. 1919 W 1al Straat, Sanford. F I 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1962 MAKE KENWORTH MOOEL TRACTOR TRUCK COLOR GREY VIN# 1XKWD39X6CS195156 VEHICLE YEAR 1967 MAKE: GREAT DANE MOOEL: TRAILER COLOR BLUE VIN #; 10RAA9626HB097906 Nofccu la haraby gfvan PauTa Towing w#l aafl al pubSc auction for aafvaga lor caah on damand to Nghaai btddar. frre toftowmg Proapadiva tMddara may mapact vabefaa ona hour pnor to aafa Tarma ara "CASH OR CERTI­ FIED FUNDS' Paula Towing raaarvaa toa right to accapt or rape* any and a l BIOS Pubfcah Octobar 26. 2009 V163 mmmunmmmmmmmm mg areretanca to partopata in any of lhata procaadmgt fthooid contact lha A D A Coordinator, al (407) 260-3461. at laatl 41 hour* m advanca of Deled n .t 16th dey or October. A D . 2005 Ad and Get A Garage Sale Kit SABAH M MUABES. CITY CIEBK Publish October 26. 2005 VIM •3 Signs •Bright Pre-Priced Labels •Checklist / tips NOTICE Vehicle Aucton B 9 00am WHEN November 6. 2006 WHERE Pauls Towing. <916 W 1st Street. Sentord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1884 MAKE: MONOA MOOEL: 40B COLOB RED VIN • 1MGC05636BA1069 77 Cell T§*i t „ 407 322-2611 - VEHICLE d ir e c t o r y ' I BlitzClean are • Maid Service • We Do Windows!! 407-302-9643 407-321-6712 Call For Free r. Estimates ■Engina Performance •Engna Rapa* srvn red •A* conditioning auv lassa •Brake* ■Akgnmenf •CV Joints 6 Atlas •Cookng Syalam CAU N * M f l l M T l t n - m u LOCALLY OWNED 6 OPERATED 6W CE 1M f 2714 » Orlando Dr. IHwv 17-621 Sanford T K CLEANERS FOR THE WELL DRESSED PROFESSIONAL V*hcto Auction « 9 OOmiti WHEN Novumbre I I . TOOS WHERE P*uf ■ Towing 1010 W 1»t StrMH. Sanford. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1996 MAKE: BOAT TRAILER MOOEL TRAILER COLOR UKN VIN# N0VIN0000B364159 A copy ol the proposed Ordinance la polled at the Longwood Cty Hal. Longwood. Florida, and copies are on Me wth me Clerk of me Cty and same may be twpected by me ■Fuat Infackon TuIm A Tks Coolli Can)All Hoi/i A Utar MOOEL: 4DR COLOR SILVER VIN » 2C3H046RSWH153674 be heard wth respect to toe proposed Ordinance This hearing may be contnued from tune to kme unU knal action M taken by toe Cty Commeslon COUPUTIR 0U0NO6T1C4 U6WO 6TATI 0 » THf ART DIA0N06TIC IOWPM6NT •Electrical Rapeva ■Startars /Alternators A VervcJe Aucton • 900am WHEN. November 7 , 2006 WHERE: Pauls Towing, 1919 W 1st Street. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR. 1996 MAKE CHRYSLER put*c hearing, which wfl be held In me Cay Comrmtion Chambers, ITS West Warren Avenue. Longwood. Florida, on Monday, the 71h day of November. A.O„ 2006, 7 0 0 p m , or as toon nareefler as poeaUe At tie meeting. Her- COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Handyman Plus Interior & Exterior Painting All types of repai krai rsading on October 17, 2005. and tie Cty Comrrvsson wSI consider same lor knal pet • mmm i C VEHICLE YEAR 2002 MAKE CHEVY MODEL. 40R COLOR RED VIN I . 1Q1JC52452719796S CITY O f LONOWOOO 2 7 6 -F en ce Studio Apartments Atmrovetl Cretin AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIDA, AMENDINO THE BUOOET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER t, 2004 ANO ENDING SEPTEM­ BER 30. 2005. PROVIDING FOR A BUDGET AMEND­ MENT appaal w to ba mada (par Sac 2S6 0106. Florida Stature*) Two Brand New 4- W heelers 1- Polaris 1- Yamaha 33.800 ea c h obo 386-788-6330 VeNde Auction « 9 0 0 e m WHEN November 11, 2006 WHERE Paul's Towing. 1919 W 1st Street. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321 7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1867 MAKE FORO MOOEL: 4DR COLOR BLUE VIN # 1FMDU32E6VUB19117 ORDINANCE NO. 06-1778 4 WHEELERS FOR BALE Come Check Us OutJ Vehicle Aucton B 9 00am WHEN November 10, 2006 WHERE Pout's Towing. 1919 W Isl Street, Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR 1994 MAKE MERCURY MOOEL: 40R COLOR WHITE VIN# 1MELMS0U6RA6527S7 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by me Cay of Longwood. Florida mat Hw C*y Commission wSI hold a pubSc hearing to conaider enactment of the knowing Ordinance NOTICE: Al paraona ara advtaad that rt trey dacada to appaal any dactaiona mada at thta maatnptiaanng. thay wSI naad a racord of fre procaadmga and tor tuch purpoaaa. (hay may naad to inaura that a vwtretwn record la mada. which record to mduda are taadmony 6 3 2 0 0 . 2 0 0 4 P o lerle 210 Trsllblaaer 63200 end 2003 Honda 6 0 32600. Ca6 366-768­ 6330 Vehicle Auction * 9 00am WHEN November 8, 2006 WHERE Pauls Towwig. 1919 W 1st Street. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407)321-7442 VEHICLE YEAR. 1896 MAKE PONTIAC MOOEl 40R COLOR OREEN VIN #: 102NE52TSTMS16974 CfTY O f LONOWOOO. 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R.V. and Vehicle Parking 24 Hr, 7 Dey Weekly Access �T he IIu a u i I*age 6B October 20 & 27. 2005 L ecals L ecals L ecals wmee The dele ol toe Mat pubSceeon ol this Notice Is October 28. 2009 Ttw St John* River Water Management Ontncl h at received the application!!) lor Environmental Resource Permk(t) horn: Nell SavatU no. 2839 W Highway 434. Longwood. FL 32779. application *4 0 -1 1 7 -101813-1. The protect la located In Seminole County, Section 04, Township 21 South, Range 29 East The ERP applica tion la lor construction of a eurlace water management ly tlem lor a 1 33-acre, commercial development Known a i Dunn S Savattano Dental Olflcet Semaxrle County R oad! ■ Stormwater Drvtaion, 177 Bu»h Loop, Santord, F I 32773. application f4 -1 !7 -1 0 IM 4 -1 . The project la located In Seminole County, Section 32. Township 19 South, Range 31 E a s t The ERP application Is lor construction of a sur­ face water management system lor a 110 7-acre project Known as Club II, Regional Stormwater Fadtoy (RSF). Phase 1 t 2. Drainage Improvements The Mels) containing each of the above ksted app4catnn(s) are available for inspection Monday through Friday eicsp t lor legal holidays, 8 0 0 a m to 5 0 0 p m at the St Joh n s River Water Management District Headquarters or the appropriate Service Center. Written objections to the application may be made, but should be hied with (received by) the District Ctork, 40 4 9 Reel S t . PalalSa. Florida 32177-1429. no later than 14 days from the date of publication. Written objections should Identify toe objec­ tor by name and addreea. and fuly desenbe the objection to the application Filing a written objechon does not entitle you to a Chapter 120. Florida Statutes. Administrative Hearing Only those persons whose substantial Interests are alteded by the application and who He a petition meeting the requirements of Sections 120 598 and 120 57, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 28­ 106. Florida Admmistratrve Code, may obtain an Adrrvnistratrve hearing All tsnefy Had written objections w« be presented to the Board lor consideration In Its dehberabone on application prior to the Board laKng action on the application Olona Lewis. Division Director, Division of Perrrm Data Services St. Johns River Water Management District 3148 Autumnwood Tral Apopka Florida 32703 KEVM W HUNNAM. ESQUIRE Attorney tor PeOBoner 3148 Aukarmwood Trel Apopka Fkmde 32703 407 483 7308 Florida Bar > 0474177 Pubkah October 28. 2006 and November 2. 2009 V188 Notice ol Application for Tea Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. tost WILLIAM V LLC. C/O OULF GROUP HOLOatOS INC. toe holder of aie loicrwtng cerskcete(a) has feed said cerbhcetets) tor a las deed to be ■sued aiereon The oeneica le numbec(s) and yesr(s) of asuance. the deecnpOon ol toe property, and toe namels) ai which I was CERTIFICATE NO: 27B8 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1003 PARCEL 10* 18 21 29 516­ 00004810 Oeacitpaon ol Property: LEO LOT t t SPRING OAKS UNIT B P O 2 0 P O S 7 1 8 72 Names In which Assessed ROBERT E HONEYCUTT Publish October 28. 2008 V159 m THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PR08ATE DIVISION Fee Number : 04-CP4010B4 IN RE: ESTATE OF KENNETH HUNNAM THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM end other persona having derma or demands against decedents estate on whom a copy ol te e nonce It ssrvsd NOTICE OF SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION The admrastration of the estate ol KENNETH HUNNAM. deceased FSe Number 04-CP001094. pendng In the Clreua Court lor Semmole County. Florida. Probale Division, the address of which Is PO. Boi •099. Santonl. Florida. 32772 The names and address of toe Petitioners and the PeMwnerY attorney are set torto below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: IS served who have otyecaona that chaBenge toe vWkMy of toe •dmnakaeon. toe quaMirationa ol the pewoners. venue.orjurtedcson ol tow Court ere required to Me toe* utyectiont with ton Court WITHIN THE LATER OF dele ol tot am pubScaaon of tots nonce must Me tote deans with tow Court WITHto THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AI otoar a editors ol toe dece­ dent and persons having dssne or demands egamet toe dece­ dent's estate must He thee deene wtto Vile court within THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FLED W ill BE FOREVER BARRED Ai d said property being kt toe County of Semknie. SUM of Florida Unices such centocetets) ahal be rede smeit eooonSng to lew. toe properly dcecitrod In such cert*cato<a) wts be sold to toe hqFieet bidder at toe west front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida on Monday. Nevemt er 14, 2088. M i l OOem Payment of Sale lee. Me documentary damp Usee and nooning laea are requked to be paid by toe aucoaasM bid­ der at Bie sale Fu8 payment of an amouk equal to toe Ngheet Md la due wafWt 24 hocai after toe edverkeed sme of safe AI payments she* be cash or guar­ anteed Instrument, made payable to the Clerk of the Circus Court Deled on 9/29/2006 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORtOA by JUOTTH ECKENROTH Deputy Clark Pubkah October 8, 12. t9 . 29. 2008 Y037 PARCEL ID* 03-21-29-8080C0O4080 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. tost ANDREW VI LLC, C/O OULF GROUP HOLDINGS INC. toa hoktorol toa tokowing c a r t* cate(s) has Med said cartklcaledl tor e tar deed to be ■sued toereon The carWcato number(s) end yeerts) of ■euence. toe deecrtpdon of toe properly, and toe named) In wNch I was assessed Ware ee CERTIFICATE NO: 1877 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2003 PARCEL 10* 20-21-30-8MJ0000-0020 Deed peon of Property: LOT 2 WILSHIRE SQUARE Pfl 48 POS 26 8 27 INC Ai of said properly being In toe County c4 Senvncto. State of Ftonde. llntess such cerM teied) ahai be redeemed accotdng to law. toe property deecrtied to auch cerakcaMs) w« be told to toe Hghest tedder el toe weal kont door. Samnoto County Courihouee. Sentord. Ftonde, on 14. 2008. el 11 OOem Payment of Sale lee. app*caMe documentary sump lu e s and nooning tees ere required to be paid by toe aucressM Mdder el toe tato Fui peymeri of an amount equal to toe Ngheet bto N due wShei 24 h ou r after toe edisrSeerl sme of salt. Ai peymenu shai be cash or guar­ anteed Instrument. made payable to toe Clerk of toe CvcuS Court Deecnpeon of Property: LEO LOTS • » V BLK 3 MOBILE MANOR 2NO SEC PB 11 PO 48 Names In which assessed CHRIS 0 MILLER A* of sard property being In toe County of Semnole, SUM of Florida i) she* be redeemed eoeordtog to lew. toe property deecitred In aurh certAceSe(s) wd be told to toe Ngheet bidder M toe weal front County Courtoouee. Sanford. Florida, on 14, 1008. et It OOem Payment of Sale fee. epptceMe documentary sump lu e s and recording leee are required to be paid by toe tuocetekil Mddsr el toe sate Fuf peymerf ol an amours equal to toe N^ieel Md Is due v t o n 24 hours aAer toe tdveroeed erne M saw A* peymeros shea be cash or guarpayeMe to toe Clerk of toe Circus Court Deled on 9/29/2008 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA by OERALOME MARFORO Deputy Clark Pubkah: October I , 12. I t . 29. 2009 V039 OrruK Court Martin Cwnty. ^ftrfde C a t e * Ot-834-CA Janet Brueh. Dated on *29/2006 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOROA by OERALOME HARFORO Deouty Cterk Pubkah October 8. 12. 18. tt. 2008 V038 for TU Deed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MTAO CUST FOR MAR OUCRITA ASSET MOT LLC. toe holder of toe Mowing certSIceiejs) has Med said cenrticau<s) lor a l u deed to be ■sued toereon The number(s) and year) a) of Issuance, toe J ssciySton ef toe property, and toe named) In which S wee CERTMfCATE NO: 2487 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: K O I Donald C. Beuede. Jr. NOTICE OF 9H EM FFS BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN toat by name M toal certain of Esermon iseusd out of end under toe seel of toe Ckcul Court of Marin County. Ftonde. C u e « 0 2 4 2 4 CA epon a Uriel judgment rendered to I said court to toal certain arsMed Janet Brush, Ptomek vs. Donald C. Bauerte. Jr.. of Eiecuton wet d slitrtd to me M Sherd! of i ermnoll Couroy. Ftortde and I have levied upon i t toe n ^ L S ts and In eel of toe dtftndanu to tot totSemlnoN County. Ftonde more partlcMerty deeotoed u tokows L ecals One 1S80 CerStoc 2-door, W l » 80E044448 AI creditors d toe deeedsre end One 1988 Porsche 811. W l « 304010 Betog stored el HerryY Towmq. 102 Maple Avenue. Sentord. FL end toe undersigned e t SherM ol Semnole County. Ftortde, wd el It 0 0 AM on toe 7to day ol November A 0 . 2009 oiler tor •tie end eel to toe N^ieet bid­ der. FOR CASH M HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AM) AU EXISTING LIENS, at toe Front (Souto) Door, el toe fegpole, of toe Semtnoie County ShertllY Otoot. 100 Bueh Bfvd. Sentord, Ftortde. the ebove deecrb ed The! seel tela ■ being made to taker? toe terme of VM WIS of Esecueon Donald F Etknger. Shank Seminole County. Ftonde 9. 12. I t . 28.2008 NOTICE REOARDINO THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1980. PERSONS WITH A OiSABKTY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE M THE PR O CEEDINOS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIV*. DIVISION AT THE SHER­ IFF'S OFFICE. 100 BUSH BOULEVARD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. 32773 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS (407) 885•812 Pubkah: October I. 12. 18. 28. 2008 V048 WHAT: VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN N svem ltr 0 4 ,208B TRIE: 1000am WHERE: A 8 R Towing Service 2404 Ordhvood Or. Fern Perk. FL 37730-2206 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION * 1— CADILLAC 10SC088B704306649 Pubtth: October 2fl, 2008 VOBTa M THB CMCUTT COURT FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORBA PROBATE o tvatoN FBe N& 8S-CR-18U Ff RE: ESTATE OF MEDRE0 L WHITESIDE ek e MACRED LAVONNE WHITE StOE. NGTKE TO CREDITORS m ol MILDRED L. 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Doeter, KerdorS Reed PA 215 N Eato Drive llenlth fa ><— Use— U SA tna2a •Wmtmmmmd ISU0|TR»2AIA ■ ■A HlUiM l«— AU CLARf B NOT FEED WITHM THE TRIE PCRIOOS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE COOE W IU BE FOREVER BARREO Nomw Slarfty T IlllSu e H a w * o m114*14 N—MLM Pvva— • ay »as 1a V IJV 8.skmaa*i8l — ua— CaU (SOO)T7S-O72l Otl2*Bli|IU8i|h»i>pafianai*8MfHM«#y—<a4 or demand! egemel irtto tow cowl WITHIN J MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. • ia a i rrr m *— home w u u n u s s« 0IR Tra—aaaWate— Mi—— a O f aait 21 aaa if CUte A C U Cyfrmm Tn>k U—a (RUO»949 II9I Ortendo. Ftortde 32802 C(407) 9%BATUMI NCMOUNTAINS h V— f h — ISR O il—afpAn i PMC« (•77)774 94IT> •PN «i PuMeh October 18. 28. 2008 V III Real Estate Steel Buildings Bl THE CMCUTT COURT USIar. C*A IN. af AM •I 19 1 AC l.tou La-| •— •4 IliNNCeSAlXJU—K W l k t A U e D f * 1 29ahL S9NU VU40.I41QU 40aA0.|l2.#(P MaayCJM— Maau 140 MPM HiaB— aaiil—U Oaafa2 te h 2a2 h — at ISUDSAA S422 COUNTY. 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Mwyky » » ■ UwiARHMRMRu Ei am O l t e h a a Swah— lRUt«A4| ilfal Ttaaaa— H ilirS —I SaAal 2 4 Asia W*wf*w H.«UU' lAtokM4.het.hka214aetok— II8U07-C —to!Ptok—.9V8MJU CaSNs—'!AAk)7T(LS2A)Eal R otoer persons hevkig dsmit « demands egen sl decedent s •state on whom • copy o< ih»# nonce M reqdred to be senrod mud Me tow deera wkhtois ca u l WTTHW THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TRIE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER VICE O f A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AI otoer credaort of toe dec*claims or demands egemtl decedents estate mud Me tow rldms eHto tort court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE AU CLAIMS NOT FEED W1TMIN THE TRIE PEROOS SET FORTH W SECTION 733 702 OF THE FLORIOA PROBATE COOE WILL BE FOREVER BARREO NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOO SET FORTH ABOVE. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEOENTS DATE OF DEATH IS BARREO The d e a cf V d pubkeakon of toa Nonce ■ October 18. 2008 DEBORAH RANKIN 2831 NW Manure Court Portend. OR 87229 Attorney tor Personal Repteten atoe : DAVID J AWNS Ftortde Bw No <841(0 OEAN. MEAD. EOERTON, BLOOOWORTH. CAPOUANO 8 BOZARTH, PA •00 N Megnoks Avenue. 8u*e 1100 P.O. Bos 2348 Ortendo. FL 32802-2348 (407)841-1200 (407)423-1831 - Fes PuMeh: October 1 8 ,2 8 .2 0 0 8 VIM M THB CMCUTT COURT OFTHS18TH JUDICIAL CMCUTT, M ANO FOR 1 COUNTY, C A SI NO: SS CA 1— 14L ABN AMRO MORTQAOE g r o u p , ere. PLUNTIFF VS VICTOR M OONZALEZ AAUA VICTOR GONZALEZ F LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PARTIES CLABfMQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUQH. UNOER OR AGAINST VICTOR M. OONZALEZ A/K/A VICTOR OONZALEZ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF VCTOR M * VIUUM OONZALEZ AAUA VICTOR Hf. ELISA • OONZALEZ. * ANY; OONZALEZ AAUA i TORRES AM/A ELISA T OONZALEZ. IF u v e ro . ANO » DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEMS, o e v t s c c s ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO AU OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AO/UNST EUSA GONZALEZ A/K/AELISA TORRES AK/A ELISA T OONZALEZ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF EUSA OONZALEZ AAUA ELISA TORRES MVA ELISA T. OONZALEZ. IF ANY. WALTER 0 G a rc ia NOC CENTER FOR AFFORDABLE SOLUTIONS M HOUSING OF ORLANDO. MC DB/A SANDPIPER APARTMENTS. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION MLH IV. LMITED PARTNERSHIP; UNITED ■TATES OF AMERICA; JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pukuero to • Summery Fnei ■kidgmen of Forectoeure dated Octobw 7 .2 — entered in CM Ceee No 08OA I362-14L of toe Cecuk C aul of toe IITH itouusf Cecuk In end tor SEMI­ NOLE Comfy Sentord. Ftonde, I w* eek to toe hi— d end bee! bidder tor cadi * toe E e * Doer •t toe SEMMOLE County Courtoouee located el M l N Perk Avenue m Sentord. Ftonde. e l l ISO am on toe (to day of Novemtwr, 2— toa toiMl torto In awd Summary Feld LOT 18. BLOCK A. EASTBROOK SUBDIVISION UNIT NO SIXTEEN. ACCOROMQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 18. F1AQE 38. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOROA DaWd toa Tto day of October 2008 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork of toe Cecuk Court By: Mery Stoupe Deputy Ctork THE SEMMOLE HERALO THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVO - ®TERN P A . ATTORNEY FORPIAMTIFF •01 S Unmersky Drive Sue. Ffwkaion. a 33324 (984)2334000 0 8 42918 NOTICC TO CRBOTTORS ANF Advertialag Networks ofHorlda GLORIA HATKOFF. rtsraeesd. who** dew of deem wee May II , 1008. apenUngm tot C to d C aul tor Semnole County. Ftortde. Probate Okktwn. toe edibwe of aUch a 301 North P e n Avenue. Sentord. Ftonde 32771-1143 The nemee and wkbetsee of toe Pertonel Hepte e e n » iive M ACCORDANCE WITH THE *£t»CANS WITH OISABAP T f f ACT. pereone weh da— needng • q a i i i actum "»»4lw n wfoug COURT ADMMISTRATONw toe SEMMOLE Count, °<»ktoouw a eo r - e t s e g jT 7 •00-8884771 (TOO) or 1-900»M p« 70. «w Ftonde hW , Ftj— h Octobw 18. 28.2008 te l forth feetoa M THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A240 FOR SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION CASE NO: 08 CA 1328 1«L FIRST HORITON HOME LOAN CORPORATION. F/K/A FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES. D®A SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF VS JAMES F MICHAEL IF LIV­ ING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEMS, OEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASS’ONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM­ ING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST JAMES F MICHAEL; ANGELA T MICHAEL; ASSET ACCEPTANCE. LLC. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN puraueTO to ■ Summary fe a t Judgment ol Forectoeure dated October 7.2008 entered In CM Cave No 05CA-1326-14L Of toe Cecuk Court oI toe IBTH Judoal Cecuk In end tor SEMI­ NOLE County, Sentord. Ftonde I wd eei to the hvghed end bed bidder tor c a ^ el toe East Doer •I toe SEMINOLE County Courtoouee located a M l N. Perk Avenue In Sentord, Ftortde. >1 1100 am . on toe lOto day ol November, 2008 toe proparty ae nmary Final vet torth In aard Summary Judgmark. k>«k LOT I I ANO THE WEST 1/2 OF LOT 18. BLOCK 11. DREAM­ WORLD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 3. PAGES 80 ANO 91. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMP NOLE COUNTY. FLOROA. Dated toa Tto day of Octobw. 2008 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork bl toa Cecuk Court B y Mary S to w e Deputy Ctork Pubkah ei THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J . STERN. P.A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI 8 Urkveraky Drive Suke 800 PtWlMon FL 33324 (984)2334000 08-42937 M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH OtSABIJTlES ACT. | a RhOllid COURT ADMMISTRATION. W toe SEMMOLE County Coutoeuee W4 0 7 4 * 8 4 2 2 7 ,1 ■004884T71 (TOO) or 1 4 0 0 ­ 9 8 8 9 7 7 0 . vie Ftortde Relay Pubkah: Octobw 18. 28. 2008 V117 WHAT: VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Newembw IB, 8— TIME: 10 OOem WHERE: AA R Towing Bervloe 1001 N Ortendo Ave MeWend. a 32781 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION f IM IG3HN37300W431883 I— Lincoln Mercery 11304412004877 I— Chevy Pokup CS148Z128888 1881 Chevy Truck 10CCB14E3M8188848 NOTICE OF FORECUMURB SALE GLORIA HATKOFF. lA U ISO N T UMi HOME HOUO I aka laaA XT Nf« Ante—in 24UUay— U f A ia U h IQ l i w il laAtaa |EU0)77S#111.Hal§12 SX A U ntl I.N o a m CABCNiNA. LSI APS THE HEAT L ecals L ecals L ecals P A *m October 28. 2008 V188 nonet WHAT VEHXXE SAL AUCTION WHEN Novembar 1C TIME 1000am WHERE A 4 R Towvy 1001 NOrlan VEHICLES TO AUCT YEAR SUKE MOOC VEHICLE IDENTIFC. t OUtmobAaNei 1G3CW81Cf I Ford Van 2FMOA8I49V 1979 Fort FlOO R !T " — * auckon to be laid M • 01 am. on toe deylsl spaedtod ^ to a . M to . bom dow ol *»W 1S Toatng. Inc loomed W lake Mery Rd SUM ■34. Sintord. a tor toe — — « » N ~ m 9 o* to . For ketow mformeion — (407)321-2948 U /U 48 0 )T 9 f __________ VM* 1HOCA942BJAI77— Fv— h Q uota. 2t 2008 NOTICE OF F U M JC E A U Ftkaceuceuitobehwdw ^ _°n toe tTH day e f NO1 • * J * » 8 At toe bom do SantoroTf^ng 4 Reoovwy Ncmw) w 2822 County Rd. Sentord. FI 32F7I, to of Bepowng of rv NxngvWkoW !**9®71B8LC723334 w o Nis s a n 0 « 4 > W 2 S .E — �T he IIebuii L egals Legals M THS CIRCUIT COURT O f THEHTH ju o k s a l cir c u it . •NANO FOR BCMMOLS COUNTY, _ PiAAahto: THE SEMMOLE HERALD THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVTO { • T O W . P A . ATTORNEY FOR PLAJNTKF 101 8 Umvermy Drtro Susa 800 ^■rlsbon. FL 33324 (954)255-6000 0542156 •■ATONAL CITY MORTGAGE :o PLAMTJFF •HYU1SROSA.AM/A “NYUJAA ROSA. V LMNO. •NO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIONEES. •ENORS. CREDITORS. RUSTIES ANO AU OTHER •ARTIES CLAIMINO AN YTEREST BY. THROUOH. -NOER OR AQAWST PMYUIS •OSA, AMIA PHYUIA A KTSA; UNKNOWN SPOUSE Of PHYLLIS ROSA. AMIA •HYLLUA ROSA, r ANY Sf MMOLE COUNTY. '.ORIOA. JOHN DOE ANO ‘ NE DOE AS UNKNOWN 'F HANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN .. • u « W • Summary Final .*)gmanl d Foradoam Salad debar 12. 2005 amarad m C r Caro No 0VCA IJ&2 14O cr tia Grows Court el 9 * 1ITH ■Aal OrcuA k) and lor SEMI NXE County, Badord. Florida. (»4 s s l to tie NgbaM and baal oator tor cash al Bis East Ftera Dior at Via SEMMOLE County Courmousa tocalod al 501 N. Pay Avanua In Bantord. Florida, a 110 0 am . on tia IM id a y d LOT 3. CEOAR RIDQE. UNIT II. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 23. PAGE 30. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA Americana arm DfeaMtat Act In accordance mm the Americana mm DraabrSbaa AcL w ACCORDANCE w ith the Ing a Special aocommodaaon to AMERICANS WITH OtSABAI pamcrpala m Pas proceeding TIES ACT. persona wim (Saab* should contact the Court Fjadng a special aooomAdmnaaalor al 301 N Part s h o u l d ______ Avanua. Sanford FL 33771, COLFFT ADMMISTRAT10N. M Tetephon* Numbar (407)665*ta SEMINOLE County I 4227 not later than 2 wortng Courthouse si 407-6654227,1. Of your rece«pf of tNs •059556771 (TDD) or 1-600. If haarmg or vote* •556770, «ta Florida Raley fmprtrod. 1 6 0 0 6 5 6 6 7 7 1 . NOTTCt OF FORECLOSURE BALI THE SOUTH ft FEET OF LOT 45 ANO AU OF LOT 46 ANO THE NORTH IS FEET OF LOT 47. QINOERVIUE HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF. RECORDED IN PU T BOOK 4. PAGE 42. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMlNOiE COUNTY. FLORI DA Dated to * Tto day of Ortobar. 2008 Pvdtoh: October t l . 26.2009 V116 Odad Pea 7m day ol October. 2005 Maryann* Mora* Cterti of tte O ctet Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Cterti BtTHBORCUrr COURT OFTHB16TH ju d ic ia l cmcurT, ctart at me Oravt Crxn By Mary Stroupe Deputy Clam Law Offca of Marahafl C COUNTY. Law Office ol Martha I C Wataon 1600 NW 45TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT LAUDERDALE, a 33309 Talaphona (954) 4530365 Facaanae (954) 77IOOS2 1800 NW 48TH STREET. SUrTE 120 f t . la u o er o a le . f l 33309 Talaphona: (954) 4530388 Facamwte (984)7710052 CAM NO: 66 CA 111516W MORTUAOE ELECTRON*; REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. MC-. m gs agaod acoommoddun to parbcrpala m Pat proceed-ng ahouM oomad Mia Court Adnwadrator d 301 N Pam Avanua. Sadord FL 32771. Tatagnona Numbar (407)6654227 not lalar Fran 2 rrommg day. ol your racato d m.« nonce It hearing or wvca vnpairad 1-600 6556771. PuMah: Ortobar I f . 2S. 2008 V121 PLAPfRFF VS PubSah October I I . 26. 2005 V123 i f TH6 ORCUTT COURT OP TH« 1ITM JUOICtAL CIRCUfT. i f ANO PON 6IM M O U COUNTY, FLORIOA CMLOfVttlON CASE NO. 06DA-1I16-14L ULY GORDON. ET AL.. OCFENOANT(S) NOTICS OF ACTION CONSTRUCTTYB BBWWCB LOT 16). QUEENS MBWOR I SOUTH AOOtTKM TO CAS­ ' £ lBERRY. ACCORDING TO THOMAS HEFFNER, at al. The PLAT THEREOF AS l by. trough, tatdar or R£CORDED M PLAT BOOKS, •pastal tie Dalsndarts. aho are | PAGES 43 ANO 44. OF THB nd hnorm to be dead or t*y*. NOTICS OP PuBUC RECORDS OF 1 and s* parSaa hayatg or otoarang I HOU COUNTY. FLOROA to have any nd*. nto n mrarasr m 6ta proparty daacAad m Pra NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Dated Fas 12ti day d OcSotar. mortgage bang toradoaad harepuauant to a Final Judgmam of 2009 Si Forartoaura dated tte TV) day of Ortobar, 2008. and amarad m (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTVIEO No. 06CA-1616-14L. of MARYANNE MORSE to toroctoaa a Via O r a * Court of Via 1Bto Cferk d F a Cfeodl Court O curt In and lor By MaryBlroupa County. Florida. DapdyCtorti MORTGAGE ELEC­ LOT 116. FRANK L. TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS­ Pubhah In: WOODRUFFS SUBDIVISION TEMS. VfC. AS NOMINEE FOR THE SEMINOLE HERALD OF LANO OF SOUTH SAN AURORA LOAN SERVICES. THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVO FORD, ACCORDING TO THE INC. la tha Plaintiff and J STERN. P A . ATTORNEY PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ THOMAS HEFFNER. FOR PLAJNTFF ED PI PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 44. ABELARO CONSTRUCTION. SOI 6 Unrversty Drtaa BuSa OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF JAM PAINTING A RECON 500 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ 8TRUCTION; SEMINOLE Plantation. FL 33324 DA COUNTY. FLORIOA; ALICE (954)2356000 HEFFNER; ANTHONY 0542677 you and EDWARDS. UNKNOWN . i are roquPad to aarve a SPOUSE OF ANTHONY PI ACCORDANCE WITH THE copy d yore wrtton itatoniii. i EDWARDS; JOHN OOE; JANE AMERICANS WITH DISAB6J- any. to ■ on DAVID J STERN. DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS T1ES ACT, paraona arm naansESQ Pventrt t attorney, who** i f POSSESSION OF THE SUB­ sea naadatg a spaoal aooomrddraaa N SOI 8 JECT PROPERTY art mod*(ton should oontoc! Drive #500. PlanUPon, FL I « i aal lo Vte COURT ADMINISTRATION, rt 31324 (no laser Plan 30 days and baal btedar lor cash putvc* to# SEMiMOUE .U 3 T -O O O R at Coj rro uw at t >Caayy Cpudbpusa. n 6009556771 »fTDD) t-SOD-I Me Pra fangnat arm mer’daiL ck d BANTORD. Florida, at 1100 ttta r T O , via Flonda Ratey pas court saner batora aarvca me am day ol 2005. ms toaomng daacnbsd properly aa ad torth m sad Find Judgmam. to ait: Pubkah October 19. 26. 2006 you lor me ret VI16 r e oompldd or pesson Ned LOT 36. WEM8LY PARK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT m THS CStCUIT COURT THEREOF. RECOROED PI OFTMC16TH PLAT BOOK 46. PAGES 60 WITNESS my hand and Pis JUOKUL CMCUT. THROUOH 66. PCLUSIVE. OP sad d Pas Court d SEMINOLE PI ANO FOR THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP Coney. Florida. Pas 10 day d SIM N O U COUNTY. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK jum aotcTiO N ornasoN CLERK OF THE CIRCUrT | CAM NO: 66 CA H U 14L COURT ■VASshaCyrua MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC mg a spaod aooommodasnn to DEPUTY CLERK REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. m But proceedmg should contact tha Court LAW OFFICES OF OAVO J . PLAPfnFF ato d 301 N STERN Avanua. Bantord PL 32771. ATTORNEY FOR PLAPfnFF vs Telephone Numbar (407)665 SOI 6 UNIVERSITY DRIVE 4227 not told Pian 2 « o S u it e 500 KAREN MICHELE MORRIS. * ol yow racaipl ol PLANTATION. FL 33324 LIVINQ. ANO FF DEAD, THE 6 hearing or « UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEPtS. , 1-900-0556771. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. M ACCORDANCE WITH THE ASSIGNEES. UENORS. Odad Pm Trn day d October. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND AMERICANS WITH 018AB4J | 2005 T B S ACT. | ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMPIO AN P4TERE8T BY. contact | Maryannel THROUGH. UNDER OR Cfem d pis CatuS Cowl COURT ADMPUSTRAT10N. AGAINST KAREN MICHELE ByMaiyBPoubS SEMINOU County ORRIS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE Courthouaa d (407)6654227. Deputy Clam OF KAREN MICHELE MORRIS. 1-6056656771 (TOO) 011-605 IF ANY. CRANES ROOBT 6 6 56770. via Ftoida Relay | Lao Offica d Marshal C. VILLAS h o m e o w n e r s Semico ASSOCIATION, P C . : 1600 NW 46TM STREET. SUITE MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC 120 THIS NOTICE SMALL BE PUB REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. FT LAUOEROALE. a 33106 USHEO OSCE A WEEK FOR INC. AS NOMMEf FOR Tdaphona (664) 4550346 TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS ACCREDITED HOME FacdmPa (654)771-6053 PUBLISH IN THE SANFORD LENDERS. P C : 8UNTRU8T HERALD BANK. SUCCESSOR BY PubSah October 16.26. 2006 MERGER TO BUNTRUBT V122 PubSah October IS. 66. 2006 BANK CENTRAL FLORIOA. VI20 N A BA/M OF A M E R * > _ PS THS c * c u r r COURT p , THE ORCUrr COURT NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. OPTHEISTM FMJA NATIONSBANK. N A OP THE 16TH ju d k u l cu cu rr, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO JUOKUL ORCWT. PI ANO FOR NATIONSBANK OP OEOROU PI ANO FOR I COUNTY. N A. SUCCESSOR BY U m tO LM COUNTY. MERGER TO NOCNB CIVS. DIVISION NATIONAL BANK OF FlORCAj CMLOMMON CASE NO. 66C 51463-1SL CAS« MG 66 CA »6« 14L SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CITIZENS ANO SOUTHERN MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC NATIONAL BANK OF FIO R C A MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION S Y S T E M JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS r e g ist r a t io n s y s t e m . P C AS NOMPCE FOR UNKNOWN TENANTS PI PC . AS N0S6NEE FOR HOMEO SERV CPC CHASE MOSJE FINANCE. LID. POSSESSION CORPORATION. DEFENOANT(S) NOT1CB OF FORECLOBURB BALI NOTICE IB HEREBY OWEN pursuant u a SummarY Find Judgment d Fn edoen e October 7.6006 araarad m ON Caaa No 05C A -l16514L d me Crcurt Court Si J * '" JonaW O c u s to e n d jn SEMI­ NOLE Coun» B a r * * . W g ; I «rd saS to pd to ^ d d « * * * • * h A u . t o cadi al ROOM >201 d m< BEMPSOtE Ccunjy Courthouaa tot dad d 301 KEVM P FLANAGAN KAREN FLANAGAN. JOHN OOE: JANE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Fmd Judgmara ol Foredoom dieed me TPi day ol October. 2006. and amarad In C w No 05CA -1305ISU el mo Ceort Cowl ol Pm tarn Cvcurt m and lor County. Florida. MORTGAGE ELECTROSdC REGISTRATION S Y 5 TEMS. P C . AS NOAONLE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. P C . F/K/ACOUNTRY[TO N O/n/A, AMERICA'S 'WHOLESALE LENDER la Pie and ROBERT F JUMPER AMJA ROBERT JUMPER. RESIDENTIAL FUNOINO CORPORATION. DEBORAH A MARKEY AMIA DEBORAH MARKEY. JOHN DOE. JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS PI POS­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY era Defendants I « ■ sea to Pis hrghed and baal t o caah d me EAST DOOR d tie Semmoto County Courthouaa. m 6ANFORO. Ftoida. d l l 0 0 am on me 9m day ol November, 2005. me totomng Oaacrbad property as aal torth m add Fsid Judgmam. to fo r e c l o su r e sa le NOICE IS HEREBY OIVEN I Caaa No 05CA-1461-I4L d pwauam to 9 Find Aidgmtm d I me Cecua Cowl d me U Fwactoswa dsssd Pie TPiPsyd ju d n d Cvcwt In a d to ------- — - si Seminole County Flonda. NORTH PARK AVENUE In BAN I . no 05CA564 !4L.dma wherein MORTGAGE ELEC­ FOFW. Ftornfe. d IlflO aiKon c ^ a c o u rtd s ie 16m Judod TRONK REGISTRATION B Y 5 me 6Pi day d December. 2005 I Q ^ y a a « d t o Samnofe T E M . INC AS NOMPCE FOR — -------- •“ 1 Coway. Flonda. wharaai MORT­ HOMEO SERVICING CORPO GAGE ELECTRONK RE0 1 5 ■a ad torth m aa RATION It t h a t c h i y i t e m . psc . a s Faid Judgmam. load : KEVPI WILLEY. UNITED NOSMEE FOR CHASE HOME STATES OF AMERICA. FP4ANCE. U C S N Plaadd LOT 67. OF C f U K * DEPARTMENT OF THE TREA­ E T t t V P I P FLANAGAN. VILAS. AEXSORE36MOroT»« SURY. NANCY WSLEY, JOHN M I E N FLANAGAN. JOHN OOE; JANE DOE *“ OOE: THROUGH TT, XXLWIVE o f THE PUBUC RECORDS OF ulMiNOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA Dated 6»a 7*i dRf d OdUar, 2005 CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) UARVANNE MORSE Oam d r « t> c » # l Cowl By Mery Stroup* JANE DOE AS u Su C W NOF TENANTS SESSION THE SUBJECT a d •*• •• 6U 6d tot S— 1 * DOC" d » • c <>“rtnoue?; m » a n f o r o unknow n t en a n ts p i ro5 SESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY am Dafendami ' d bo taddar tor cadi d me i EAST County DOOR d me Samnda Cc Courthouaa. Pim SANK 8ANFORO. Courthouaa ^ m ,1150 IC 0 a m d gftaaaasgl stars s v s z z s ? z .“ \z z add Fmd fe o er a l OUS HOYT JONES. THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE ESTATE OP OUS M JONES. J R . AMJA OUS JONES. DECEASED. UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES:ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS: LIENORS ANO TRUSTEES OF OUS HOYT JONES. JR . A M JA OUS JONES. OECEASED. OUS HOYT JONES. HEIR. VICKY ANN SHOOK. IF LIVINQ. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f SAIO DEFENDANT(8). IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIONEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS. ANO TRUSTEES. ANO AU OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S). UNKNOWN TENANT S I. UNKNOWN TENANT #2. Clam dPteCacW I Cowl ByM arySPoitd Deputy Oam Marshas C. 1600 NW 46 TH STREET. SUITE 120 FT LAUOEROALE. FL 33306 Tefephcns (654) 4530365 Fseaside (664) 7716062 PubSah Octobtf I t . 28.2006 V124 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS P C ., acting adaly aa nomaiaa to SECURITY NATIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. DMA SOUTHERN SECURITY MORTGAGE COMPANY. NOTICE OF SALS Notice li hereby given toat jwrlo a Final Summary of Foreclosure In toe above tryted In toa O c u f Court of Semmote County Florida. I w i oparty tduate in Semmote County. Florida. NOTKBOF NOTKE IS HEREBY GIVEN punuanl to a Summary Faid d Foractoawa d 1 2 1006 a No 06-CA-I263-I4G d the Cvcurt Court d PM 16TH Cvcut NOtt County Flonda MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS tHC. aefang totety m nomnaa angina R737145919 hat baan Nad agamtl you in lha Drcutf Court ol lha Eighteenth Judoai Ctrcurt in and for Sammote County. Florida You ara requved to serve a copy of your written (tefanaaa. f any. to (ha comptaml upon Ta«ha M Seoiaro, Oanaral Counsel, whota addrata >« 100 Both Boulevard. Sanford. Ftonda 32773, on or before toe 23rd day of November. 2005. and Ne lha ongmal aa*d written defanset with toe Cterti of tort Court adhar before service on Sheriff» gen­ eral count*! or immadiataty toaraahar. otoarwita. a dafauf w* be anfarad agamtl you lor pfesa DATED IN, 23rd November. 2005 day d MARYANNE MORSE Cterk of Cecud Court And al partiat ctemvng mteretl by. through, under or agamtt Bradtey Cheaney. and al partwt having or daimmg to have any nght. tola or nteretl m toa prop­ erty harem datenbad YOUR ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that an action lor torfedure of toa loltowmg property teqed and hatd m Semmote County. Ftonda Moubarg Shotgun 8-tf K600857 with ft Fadtral Slug lypa 12 gauga ammunition 2 Samurai type swordt. Honda Motorcycte Engine STf removed. Alummum motorcycte twmg arm; Sport B*ke front forks; Motorcycte aaat tram* attamb»y; Black A Saver Suiuki g a t lank; Black and aJvar Suniu gat lank. Blue Smuto gat tank; Black unknoan brand gat lank; Motorcycte Exhautt Syttam. Motorcycte Haadart. Black Suzuki Facing Kit. Motorcycte RIMS. Motorcycte teat; Black. Sdvar 8 Rad tour pteca famng tel. 3 Motorcycte Radtelort; Motorcycte Rackator; Boa of mttcakanaout motorcy­ cte part*, torottte bodwt. wmng AFCTWUl-uWi. w uiort al mwmilknsmn fnatoroy- Milk Cfrtlrt with mweartrtnaou. motofcycfe pkrtrt. lif e * *nd g w i HrtrtOI-ghl houung Bo. wim ft-, motweyefe M ali: 2 wmng ha/naMa,. Boa wan Mai pana and IwWghl laving,. Ughl Cart. Had rosaway mol bo« wan nwcaianaou, loo*, o *. Boa Cutiam. Ofay portabfe tool sal. Motofcycfe Sannca Manual; YMow and black haknat. Omy HJC haknal. Btoa and wtafe icon haknat. Had Slack on tool bo, wan mucakknaous tools. Pa bed whsal staraLirfi. 5*92 m US cwfancy. 5700 si US cuntncy 5726 m US cwrancy. 51000 si US cwrancy. 1 boi d fedsral classic nhad slug, (5 moigun *n*s«). I boa d 50 round* ol wo# 45 auto smmwvson. 1 boa comwiwig 40 rowtos d 45 auto unmunMon. 1-15* LCD TV. 2002 Suiuki M 0 I o I c y c I * JS1GR7HA222101536 »ah FRANK C WHIOHAM. ESQUIRE Flonda Bar No 165290 STENSTROM. MclNTOSH. COLBERT. WHIGMAM. REISCHMANN A PARTIOW. PA Pott d i c e Box 4646 Sanford. FL 32772 4646 Telephone 407/322 2171 Attorney tor Co Personal Representative* Pubkah October 19.26. 2005 V129 c li unt AkthaCyru* Deputy Cterk If you ara a parton wdh a d*t abikty who need* any aocommodetion in order to perforate m (hit proceedmg. you are entitled, at no cotl to you. to lha prow tton of cartam attttlan c* P leat* contact the ADA Coordinator al 301 North Park Avenue. Sud N 301 Sanford. Florida 32771. telephone (407) 685 4227. wdhm 2 workm- day* of your recept of F t* 7* ' :*■ of Heimng. 4 you are ht a»mg or voce enpaaed. cal (600) 955­ 6771 Pubkth October 19. 26 2005 and November 2. 9. 2005 V128 i f RE ESTATE OF Currant addrett Unknown ANNA K LEE a V a ANNA C LEE 1921 New Garden Road. Apt N 207, Greensboro. NC 27410 C a Personal Representative* NOTICE OF AUCTION IN THf C1RCUTT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION RLE #: 05-CP-1M9 1782 Amancana Boulevard Apartment 0 Ortando. Ftonda 32839 TRACIE B LEE 962 Duval Street Mobile AL 36605 TNt auction wM be held on NOVEMBER 09. 200ft. at 9 0 0 AM at 325 AtAm Ave . Oviedo. FL Prospective bidders may inspect the veNcte* on toe day before the Auction horn 9AM untf 6PM Term* are cash or certified funds only OVIEDO TOWING reserves toe nght to accept or refuse any and al tads ■ i | rep y 7. rd e The loltowmg vehetet are offered tor tads 1996 CHEVROLET CORSI CA V1N# 101LD55M9TY231701 Pubkth October 26. 2005 V167 NOTICE OF AUCTION TNt auction w* be heto on NOVEMBER 06, 2006, at 9 0 0 AM al 325 Aukn Ave . Oviedo FL bidders may inspact toa veNctea on toa day betora toa Auction from 9AM unM 6PM Terms are cash or certtied funds onfy OVIEDO TOWING reserves the nght to aocepi or refuse any and al LORENZO LEE. afea LORENZO EUGENE LEE. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS The admmittration of toe etlate of LORENZO LEE »*/a LORENZO EUGENE LEE. deceated. Fde Number 2005CP-1686. it pending In the Circud Court lor Semmote County. Ftonda. Probata Dtvtton. toa addrett of whch « 301 N Park Ave. Sanford. Florida. 32771. Tha name* and addrettaf of tha Personal Representative and tha Personal Repretantakve » attor nay are set forth betow Al creddort of toe decedent and othar parsons having claimt or demands agamtl decedent * estate, including unmatured contingent or unliquidated claimt. on whom a copy of tea notice served mutt Me toetr daent wdh tNt Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30)' DAYS AFTER THE)DATE or S e r v ic e o f a c o p y o f T ills NOTICE ON THEM At othar creddort of to# deco­ dent and other persons havmg clwviit o« ilwmwntl, ogam,! tocw4.nl, •»!.*« including urvnatwwl. conkngwil or wwq uvJvtwd cfevn*. muH kfe * »v c lw n with IN , Court WITHIN THREE 111 MONTHS AfTER THE DATE O f THE fIRST PUBLICATION Of THIS NOTICE Tha foOowmg vehicles ara 1995 FORD PROBE VINJ 1ZVLT22B6S51S6210 Pubkth Octobar 26. 2005 V166 Pubic Auction Pubkc auction to b* hatd al • 01 am, on toedayti) specified below, al the front door of Athen s Towing. Inc. Located at 2499 Old Laka Mary Rd Suae 134. Sanford. FL tor the pur­ pose of disposing of toe toaow- Tha daw of toa few pubkeabon d ff>s nokca a Octobar I t . 2005 by For further information please ca l (407)321-2946 iv er, 11/14*8 K ityW Ar 1989kAaka Mercury VINJ 2MECM74F0LX606690 Pubkeh October 26. 2006 V161 Pubic auction to be hetd at 801 am. on toe day(s) specified betow. at to* front door of Athens Towmg. Inc. lo cated at 2499 Old Laka Mary Rd Sua* 134. Sanford FL tor toa pur­ pose of deposing of toe follow- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Nonrffwundvig lha Into psnod« sal torth abova. any daan Mad two (2) yaars or mora affar Via daoadaru * data d daasi >« ban ad B *it th e > v er For further mtormakon please cal (407)321 2946 r lie to - (It '.the it us jp l e sen (1) Y»w 1996A4ak* Honda V*f# 2HQEJ6629THS00643 Pubkah Octobar 26. 2006 V162 ady nd, kth o n e t. le a td i LOT I C. BLOCK C. LAKE KATHRYN PARK THlRO ADDI­ TION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE 47. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOU COUNTY. fLORIOA. ANO AS SHOWN ON THE AMENOCO PLAT O f LAKE KATHRYN PARK. THIRD AOOITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREO f. AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 15. PAOES 43 ANO 44. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA viU Tut n ore T he San fo rd H er ald g«X LOCAL NEWS Ta*K kJd**' 1963 PARKER MOBAE HOME. V *I 5610665 ANO TITLE - 14. its AM/A 1030 CAMELIA DRIVE. CASSELBERRY. FL 32707 id tl pubkc safe, al I I 0 0 odoek, A M . Of a , soon I w m Iw s* ssm* cwn b# don# lo #** Nghsai I boat bOdwr, lo> cash. AT THE EAST OOOR SEMMOU COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 301 N PARK AVENUE. SANTORO FLORIOA. m tw 10 0*1 d d NovmOn 2006 I and lie i l LSI *ool DATED THIS 7m DAY O f I Found My ( J o b in th e 1 C la s s iiie d s KAREN SUE CANE. s V i KAREN SUE SMITH, d d . 12 TO Bradtey Chatnay V9 Ddad t«a TPi day d October. 2006 type NOTICE OF ACTION CITlFPiANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. PIC. *6) a spaod Si contact me Court d 301 N Pam .... Sontod a 12771, Talaphona Number (407)665 4227 n d laid Pian 2 earning days d yow recerpl d Mas * hearing or vorce unpaired. 1-6056556771 slu o GAUGE AMMUNITION. ET AL PI THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH NTH JUDICIAL CPtCUTT OF THS STATE OF FLORIOA. PI ANO FOR SEMMOU COUNTY. CtVB. DIVISION CASE NO: 06-CA-1671-14L CAS6 NO 95C A -I365ISO NOTICE a HEREBY OIVEN pwauam to a Find Judgmam d Forectoewe ddad Pie TPi day d NOTICE OF IN RE: FORFEITURE OF A MOSSBERO SHOTGUN. SERIAL f K800857 WITH ft Pubkah October 16. 26. 2005 V126 THE ORCUIT COURT OF TM6 16TH JUOKUL CMCUT PI ANO FOR StSdN OU COUNTY. FLO M U NOTKBOF 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC EIGHTEENTH JUOICtAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO. 0S-CA-1394-1S-A ■ you are a perion earn s d-aability who need, any eocommo dabon m order to partapate m Pm proceadng. you am enlfled. d no cod to you, to ms prom tion d certain s» i,la n ce P'aava contact Court Admvuatration d 301 North Pam Avanua. SWM N30I. Sanlard. Ftonda 12771 (407) 343-4227. mffan (2) working days d yow racspl d Pas notice. # you am hearing or voice impaired, ca l 1(600)655 8771 me C Amancan* With Oftab4<tw« Act of 1990 Admmtttralrva Ortter No 97-3 Nyou ara a parton wUh a Am W ay wbo naad« any acoommoda bon in ortter to partiopat* in thu procaadmg. you ara ©nutted at no cx>«f lo you. to tha prentaon of cartam atttslanca Pteata con­ tact Court AdrTvniatrabon at 301 North Part Avanua. Su«a N301, Sanford Ftonda 32771 (407) 68S-4227, withm (2) working days of your raca<pt of ttv* note*, tl you art haarmg or vona tmpterad. cal 1 (900) 98ft8771 Pubteh Ortobar 19. 28. 2005 V127 Maryanna Moras Clam d me Cvcurt Cowl By Mary Stroupe Deputy Oam LOT 64. RETREAT AT WEKIVA. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 56. PAGES 32 THROUOH 34 PCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SE M P C U COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. Law Offca d Law O ffca* of Damtl Con«u«gra 9204 King Palm Onva Tamyte FL 33619-1329 Atlortteya for Plamtiff OATEO Pus 12 day d October. 2005 NOTICS OP FORECLOSURE SALS mm MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Mary Stroup* 0*puty Cterti lot 105. COUNTRY LANE, act otdmg to ms Pid msrod. ss recorded m Pid Book 28. Page, 77-76. d the Pubkc Record, d Seminole County. Florida ROBERT F JUMPER AMIA ROBERT JUMPER. RESIDENTIAL FUNDING CORPORATION. DEBORAH A MARKEY AMIA DEBORAH MARKEY; JOHN DOE: JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT (8) PI POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, d d. Defendants KEVPIWSLEY, d aL d o e a s unknow n tenant (S i M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, d d . MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. P C AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION DO/A AMERICAS WHOLESALE LENDER Plaintiff. accordance OCTOOER. 2008 DENISE M ROSENTHAL. ESQUIRE ADORNO * YOSS LLP 2525 Ponca Da Leon Boulevard Suite 400 Mam. Florida 13134 (305)4651100 PI THS CMCWT COURT OP THE 16TH JUOKUL CWCUIT. PI AND FOR SEMPSOLC COUNTY. FLOtbOA CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. 05 -C 5 I3 0 5 1 4 L TO GEORGE QOROON ANO I UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF | MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC GEORGE GORDON I REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. la 3261 8 INC AS NOMINEE FOR oncrtoed property as ssltortim I Avenue 6107, Bantord. FL I AURORA LOAN SERVICES. 32773, and who la aaadktg aarvINC.. ton* tot d prooaaa and tia unAnoam lor SECURITY NATIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. DTVA SOUTHERN SECURITY MORTGAGE COMPANY is me Plamtiff and KAREN SUE CANE, am/a KAREN SUE SMITH and CANE. w*noam ipouae ol KAREN SUE CANE. a V . KAREN SUE SMITH. # mamad. CITIFINANCIAl EQUI­ TY SERVICES. INC, an OUahoma co porabon. COUN­ TRY LANE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . a rtonda corporation. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE is/are tha Defendants. I wff ssS to me hghert snd batl baMsr lor caah al EAST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE PI THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA at IIOOo'docAam on m a ts day d November. 2005. me Wlorv mg deecnbed properly a t sal forth m said Summary Final Judgmam ol Foradosuta Inctud-ng Award d Attorneys' Fees and Coats, to ml Page 7B Legals Legals Legals Legals Legals Legals, Deputy Oarl, GENERAL JUTWOCTXJNDfVaiON CAM NO: 0 t CA 1362 140 .3 October 20 A 27. 2005 ; To h b l a jo b ' I u p eu m y in ( th e Sanford Herald c a ll H 4 U ; - 3W 2 7i 7 2 6( i1ll 1 Pra Paid Par Year for OflN Pnc# lot Ssnwwfe County roskfenfe d*y E * n " OckAm 31,2006 M i l To: Bantord Harold •3 0 0 N Franch Ays • Sankxd. Florida 32771 20­ 5-1 5-8, (eal- )m loly *h , u NAME. i* ADORESS CITY____ JB ( (407) 322-2611 .ST. ZIP Pros In Ssmwss Con#, iswdws , n * l E ip m OocCw 3( 2006 to ­ rt 5 �Tut: 11tit Mi> Page 8B October 26-27, 2005 Outdoors Continued from Page 2B •tract? If you sell your boat what docs an "exclusive list­ ing" mean? Care to find out if your current boat ever had any safety defects that needed cor­ rection? The answers to these ques­ tions and many more are answered in two free guides from BoatU-S. Consumer Affairs, Buying and Selling a Boat and Guide to Marine Service. The 34-page Buying and Selling a Boat guide will help the novice navigate unfamiliar waters and remind the sea­ soned boat owner of landmarks to steer by and trouble spots to avoid whim trading up or sell­ ing. Unlike buying an automo­ bile, the guide explains what to look for when buying a new or used boat such as manufactur­ ing standards, surveys and sea trials. Also likely to be unfamil­ iar to the prospective boat owner - and clearly spelled out in the guide - is information on warranties, federal documenta­ tion, osmotic blisters, marine insurance and boat loans. For sellers, there's a checklist to help evaluate your boat's condition, information on the pros and cons of selling on your own versus using a bro­ ker: and how to write a sales agreement. Important informa­ tion is also included on how to use the Boat U S. Consumer Bureau's free services, includ­ ing the boating industry's only Recall Alert Registry that tracks safety defects for new and sub­ sequent boat owners, the only national online complaint data­ base for boats, engines and service providers such as boat dealers, and a dispute media­ tion program. The 34-page Guide to Marine Service has additional informa­ tion geared for the current boat owner. This includes services provided by on-the-waler tow­ ers, storage facilities such as B riefs------Continued from Page IB "Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko will be squaring off against Chasyn Ranee in a Grudge Malar. After an upset victory last month, the SCW Heavyweight Championship will be on tjre line as newly crowned champi­ on. "Heartthrob" Scott Davis, accompanied by Gorgeous Gary, will be defending the title against former champion Vordell Walker. In a Special Attraction Match, straight from the NWA and TNA, Shark Boy will be taking on Surfer Rip Malibu. This match has a weird twist, but the truth be known, both are excellent wrestling talents. SCW Tag Team Champions, the Heartbreak Express, will also be on hand to put their belts up against the challenge of Douole Deuce, the team of Frankie Capone and Thump Dupree. Both Capone and Dupree are former SCW Champions, but this time it is for the Tag Team titles. In other tag team action, the Violence Club, comprised of Aaron Epic and Jason Hexx, will be squaring off against Dagon Briggs and the return­ ing OG Scarface. in ai tmatch-up for the Cruiserweight Title, former ECW and SCW Champion. Tony Mamaluke, makes his return yo face current Cruiser Champion 'Mr. 360* Jerrelle Clark. In a "Wrestler versus Announcer Match," Vito Denucd has accepted the chal­ lenge from SCW Announcer and Chairman. Michael Cade. Also in action will be Tire Green Light District (Jason Sensation, Marcus Money and Legion Cage), with Gina Marie, taking on Preston James, Scott Commodity and Jaison Moore. All these and many more are scheduled to appear. The Eastmonte Center is located at S30 Magnolia Avenue, Just South of 436 off the 434 extension in Altamonte Springs Bell time tin to set (or 730 p.m. with a special Meet and1 IGreet beginning at 6:45 p.m. Tickets are $12 for adults and $g for children under the age of 12. For more inhumation please call 407-474-4453 or visit wwwacwflorida.com. UMfWBCUNIC The City of Sanford Leisure Services (Recreation Department) will be offering a FREE Youth Baseball Umpire Clinic (Youth Baseball) on Saturday, November 5th from 9 I m. |o 1 p.m. The dinic will be held at the Herbert "Whitey" Eckstein Youth Sports Complex at Chase Pari. 1500 Celery Avenue. marinas, overland transport, extended warranties, or now to handle billing disputes. Both guides are available online at http://www.BoalUS.com/consumer, by calling 703-461-2856 or by e-mail ConsumerProtectionflUoatUS.c om. HURRICANE KATRINA'S DAMAGE TO RECREATION­ AL BOATS ESTIMATED AT $650-5750 MILLION Boal Owners Association of The United States, the nation's leading organization for recreational boaters, esti­ mates that damage to recre­ ational vessels as a result of Hurricane Katrina is between $650 to $750 million. Of that amount only about half, or $300 lo $400 million in dam­ age, was covered by insur­ ance. Katrina's losses far surpass last year’s four hurricane total of about $330 million in damages as well as the $500 million in losses attributed to 1992's Hurricane Andrew which until now was believed to be the single most cosily natural catastrophe to effect recreational boating. Hurricane Katrina also destroyed an estimated 75% of the marinas along 150 miles of the Gulf Coast. The BoatU.S. Marine Insurance Catastrophe Response Team is working In all tnree affected states of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. Carroll Robertson, senior vice president of G aim s for BoalU.S. Marine Insurance, says that she expects claims activity to sub­ side in Alabama and Mississippi In the next few weeks as boats arc located, surveyed and processed for repairs or salvage. "However, there is still a lot of work to do in Louisiana," said Robertson, who adds that the sheer size and severity of destruction in the stale. In addition to evacuations and security restrictions, have slowed recovery efforts. Boat owners insured with DoatU.S. Marine Insurance should call 800-937-1937 to report a loss or damage lo their vessel or go to http://www.BoatUS.com/lns urance/ daims.htm On the heels of Katrina, Hurricane Rita wreaked havoc on coastal areas of east­ ern Texas and the Louisiana bayou on Sept. 24, and fig­ ures for boat losses attributed lo this storm aren't expeded for a few more weeks. Hot time at SpeedWorld UCF Continued from Page 3B -tory over Tulane al the Florida Citrus Bowl. East Carolina lost 27-24 at Memphis last w eek. The Pirates were down 20-3 at one point before making a late rally vs. the Tigers. The UCF ISP Sports Network begins pregame coverage on local radio sta­ tion 740-AM The Team at noon with kickoff set for 2 p.m. The voice of the Golden Knights, Marc Daniels, will handle the play-by-play duties while Gary Parris provides color commentary and Jerry O'Neill patrols the side­ lines. The radio broadcast is also available at ucfathletics.com. The game will be tele­ vised on the CSTV All­ Access package (Internet, DISH Network pay-perview). Bright House Network digital cable sub­ scribers in Orlando can purchase the game on payper-view. Herald photos by Jim W ant! T h e speed ol the cars weren't the only things on fire at the recent World Street Nationals at Orlando SpeedWortd. Steve Miller's Chevy S-10 pick-up (above) goes up In dames during a run. Among the winners waa IHR A (International Hot Rod Association) Pro Mod stand­ out Shannon Jenkins, who piloted hia Chevrolet Camara (right) to victory in the "Super Pro Street" dasa (this Is the fastest category) with speed of over 220 mph. For more information call 407-328-3732 or email totalled 0ci.sanford.fl.us SHS BOOSTER BBQ The Seminole High School Boosters Club will be holding their annual Boosters BBQ on Saturday, November 12th, at the Seminole I tigh School Courtyard. Revenues from the BBQ will help support Seminole High School athletic programs as well as many extra-curricular activities. These programs are not financed by the School Board; therefore funds must be raised locally at each individ­ ual school. Donations are being accepted tar door prizes and a silent auction as well as needed food and paper products. Contributions given by the community id what makes this BBQ a success. The event will tun from noon to 4 p.m.. Tickets are $10 for a 1/2-chicken dinner, door prizes and the right to bid in the silent auction. For more information please contact Marilyn Van Winkle, BBQ Chairperson, al 407-320­ 5014. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT There will be a benefit Softball Tournament held at Pinehurst Park on Saturday, November 19th, with proceeds going to Operation Shoebox lo benefit our American fighting men and women. All teams are welcome, including co-ed teams, but they must coniform to MFW rules. The entry fee is $125 per team and must be turned in by October 31st. In case of rain, the tourna­ ment will finish on Sunday, Nov. 20. For more information contact Tom Patodino (407-416-6205), Ann Patodino (407-417-1173), Javier Camacho (407-383-1736) or the Patodino home at 407­ 324-0587. To learn more about Operation Shoebox go to www.operationahoebox.com ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL The City of Sanford Leisure Services Department to now accepting registrations for the Adult Flag Football League that will begin play in January 2006. All games will be played at Pinehurst Park (West 24th Street) on Saturday momingi. The fee to register is $325 per team and registration will remain open until December 9th. All teams must register at the Downtown Youth Center; lower level of Sanford Gty Hall 300 North Park Avenue, Monday through Friday between 8 a m and 5 p.m For more information please contact Rodney Standi al 407­ 330-5697 or e-mail at standlrtfd.sanford.n us • , nearby and it's perfectly iyou Mart, ataprior you canafford ’ OKHHOM ISIltW JW UM l , . ■»»?4. H ■ � 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, 2005 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, October 26, 2005 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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